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MONDAY
ISSUE
U is rVtiftalVY
OF MICHIGAN
APR X 51957.
NSDESS ANMSWMN
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 185
Number 5629
v
General
RAILROAD
Stores, Inc.—Stock
ferred to Security Holders—
■
See
ri
Mfigley Properties, ln<et bclofcr.—V.
PUBLIC UTILITY
of
: *>.-
317.
p.
operating
Month—1956
In This Issue
:■>••• -V
•
,W
$1,039,168
$1,002,678
370,417
777,056
738,968
$155,242
$129,552
$262,112
.
Y.
$263,170
46,034
40,734
70,466
86,719
Net
from ry. oners.
rev.
income
oper.
185,
,
1269.
p.
a
Stock and Bond Quotations'^
SEC
corporation
covering
April
on
shares
955
filed
2
of
letter
a
stock
common
of
to
notification
offered
be
with
Stock Exchange
at
American
Boston
the
par, =($50
(Stocks)
for
the
corporation's proposed
lumber reserve'for initial
operations.
'•»'*
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Traffic Increases—
...
This
corporation
traffic
in
March
disruptive
weather
announced
March
miles
flown
with
the
in
14,391,764
flown
in
period
conditions,
flown
soared
despite
month
date
(Jan.
Leslie
quarter
107,864,
O.
Barnes,
increase of 53.2%.
"iJur'ng the quarter,"
ington,
March
26.1%'
up
1956.
31)
Mr.
direct
70,383
in
Barnes
in
said,
the
services
the
adjustment
reported
of
loss
a
current
a
of
Atlantic
1956
on April 3.
The, company expects
mail
rate
during
the
last
hall
retroactive
rate
paid
the
to
effect
to
a
in
1957,
since
that
1956
of
$3,713,
under
of
basis
date.
for
reducing
Mr,
Barnes
Barnes
extension
Pa.
now
was
and
42
of
of: the
said.'
1955
period
subject
pay
rate
has
The
the
and
mail
rate
been
General
permanent
on
will
rate
operation under
development expenses
of
new
Harrisburg
to
markets,
a
permanent
incurred
were
including
Washington,
and
for
Detroit
expanded
and
Statement
of
Total
of
operating
in
1956
in
revenues
compared
$133,340 ill 1953.—V.
1956
with
183,
amounted
of
revenues
p.
to
$6,595,634.
$5,551,507
and
...
The
company
director
the
as
Portland
and
April
on
heretofore
9
Co.—Executive
annolmced
Vice-President,
that
lias
been
Thomas
a
Chairman
elected
Fuller,
of
Board
succeeding Alfred E. Douglass.
Mr. Douglass, who continues
director, becomes the Chairman of the Executive Committee.
1577.'
'
a
—V.
184, i p.
Reports
Broadcasting-Paramount
Record
Income
for
1956
—
Arranged— ' '
Income
1955,
report
for
Private
a
new
high at $206,916,000, from $198,350,000
Goldenson, President, announced in the annual
stockholders.
_
Consolidated net
share
amount,
ings
earnings
preferred
$7,735,000
and
figures
(after
were
$8,477,000
or
$1.96
or
$742,000
or
with
compare
$1.78
18c
per
share
and compared with
$8,373,000
dividends of $488,000)
in 1955.
share
a
a
share
$8,218,000
or
from
came
from
came
$1.89
a
(after
or
$1.93
Of
this
net operating earn¬
capital gains. These
share
from
net
operating
storage
642,000
for
share
a
from
TORONTO
STOCK
the
ABC
Division
business
Theatre
an
increase
of
for
the
fourth
quarter
ahead
was
1955 although results for the year
Goldenson
reported
that theatre
quality
pictures
expanding
sical
ABC
facilities,
$41,200,000
3 '/2%
SAVARDAHART
1
of
the
same
hundred
fund
by
will
b©
debentures
for
the
and
corporate
1957
will
balance
aggregat¬
added
be
television
operation,
Goldenson
$30,238,000
the
in
both
noted.
at
connection
working
the com¬
with
which, is expected to cost about $350,000.1960.
to
currently
ingot.
the principal subsidiary of
world's
second
largest
Alcan,
ranks
On
the
the
as
basis
of
its
announced
competitors, it expects to have
production capacity in 1960.
expansion
world's largest
the
„
facilities
in
Canada,
and
shipping line.
a
reported continued
year
capital
3*4%
sinking
* Outstanding
|
$50,000,000
,
29,
progress
the
of
stock
common
at the end of
1955
the
for
increased
to
1956.
Metropolitan
on
May 31,
The
company's
from
$76,903,000
of
annual
contractual
payments
sink,
fund
debs.,
due
50,000,000
1970
or
in
3%
Insurance
Co.
five
banks
in
for
notes,
due
and
has
an
lated
into
issue
tures
was
$33,834,000
payment
of
applied
the
of the
to
the
proceeds
balance
1958.
Of
the
owed
to
the
insurance
company;
•
38,465,000
'
17,482,500
35,496,000
1974—
sink.
(par
fd.
-
i
i
'
first
600,000 shs.
$25)_L
471,111 shs.
now
1,200,000 shs.
1,200,000 sha.
80,000,000sha,
*
Canadian
'
;
have been trans¬
dollars
at rates of exchange current at dates of
first ..mortgage 3^4% sinking fund bonds, series
a
dollar for dollar basis, and (2) the deben¬
which are shown on the basis of the exchange ratg
the
(1)
shown
offered
18,
currency
on
1957.
the terms
bonds
of the debentures offered hereby and certain of
outstanding debentures and notes, no additional mort¬
issued
be
may
except
for
refunding
purposes.
§Payable in
parts.
Canadian, currency
^Guaranteed
as
and
in
United
States
currency
equal
of
now
!
tPayable in United States currency.
$12,500,000 taken
payment of existing debt to the
the $42,500,000 will be applied
;
'
i
payable in other than Canadian
company's
gage
f
l.
10,000,000shs.
are
March
tUnder
the
'
—
redeemable
except
which
on
!
the
redeemable sinking fund
pfd. shares (par $50
shares
(without nominal or
or
,
to
value)
par
to
:
440,000
Government
1971
shares
share
loan
6,186,746
•
opera-
cumul.
second
Common
$5,000,000 during the first nine months of
option for an additional $5,000,000 exer¬
the first nine months of
$3,400,000
cumul.
4 '/2 %
December
a
i
7,492,300
,
payable
i
-
16,485,000
<
t
of
\
L'
V'
' :'i
45,945,000
119,531,250
*
1971
3'/a%
preferred
other
$73,991,000
due
due
♦Amounts
agreement
an
and
notes,
note,
4%
Technical
$18.55 per
41,107,000
71,344,531
.
90,000.000
.
notes
Kingdom
*i
8,400,000
)
notes, due 1974
note, due 1974
contingent on volume
«|
t
•
se¬
hypothec...
sink, fund debentures, due 1971—
3Va%
B,
concluded
company
Life
1957
banks;
the
value
for
Redeemable
|
company
cisable during
15,543,000
tions:
and phy¬
increased to
|
$7,997,000
3Va%
Debt
reve¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
fund
1974
second
United
through the
acquisition
of
interests
Inc. and Wind Tunnel Instrument Co.
value
Dec.
down,
TO
notes, due 1971
3Va%
note, due 1971
end.
field
$17.88 per share
1958.
EFFECT
3%
including the Disneyland Park in which a 35% interest is
company's subsidiary Am-Par Records-^and expansion in tho
electronics
with
GIVINO
sinking fund debs., due 1973— • 50,000,000
*4*4% sink, fund debs., due 1980
125,000,000
Redeemable notes payable to the United
Kingdom Government:
programming
Working
1955
toi
including
purposes,
in
4>/a%
not up to the 1955
income
of $100,565,000,
released
Mr.
from
Goldenson
the
to
payment
of principal and interest by Aluminium
Limited.
remaining proceeds
added to
interest
L J. FORGET A CO.
the
of
"B"
by
$t37/a?v
Depreciation continued at a high level at $7,884,000 and capital ex¬
penditures were $5,182,000. Common stock dividends paid in 1956 were
$5,330,000 or $1.30 a share compared with $4,920,000 or $1.20 a share
in the previous year.
held,
due
obligation
cured
The company's strong financial position was fortified by additional
financing during the year, primarily to meet the requirements of the
the
to
sale
3 Vu %
to
Direct private wire
the
expenditures
program
construction
§Commutation
theatres.
down
TELEPHONE EMpire 3-4012
from
"A"
tSeries
were
existing debt of $37,234,000 and provide for additional funds
in the maximum amount of $27,766,000.
The banks' portion, $12,500,000, was taken down on Dec. 27, 1956, $42,500,000 is to be taken
Bay Street, Toronto lf Ont,
One
sinking
the
of
mortgage,
Scries
repay its
IBS
and
bonds,
1955, reflected the continuing short supply
and, to some extent, the disposition of
32 theatre properties during the
year. The company currently operates
of
FINANCING—The
BROKERS
1979.
1,
through
Authorized
$17,-
compared to $110,503,000 in
at
BOND & SHARE
April
on
retired
of
tFirst
$98,759,000,
was
:»•.
quarter of
level. Mr.
Book
EXCHANGE
used
capital gains in tfie previ¬
Fourth quarter results, however, were below those
period of 1955 since television network sales, largely
established prior to the start of the Fall season, were not up to ex¬
pectations. A materially strengthened and broadened television pro¬
gram 'structure is being set for the 1957-58 season, a number of shows
featuring outstanding performers, already sponsored, Mr, Goldenson
MEMBERS ''
*
a
same
Operations,
,
retired
be
funds,
and
CAPITALIZATION
4c
or
1955.
over
the
of
Mr.
THE
for
EARNINGS—During 1956, consolidated net sales and operating reve¬
year.
Income
activities,
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
Stanley
$307,701,000 and net Income of $41,161,000 In 1955.
$45,321,000, compared with consolidated net sales and operating
nues of
$307,701,000 and net income of $41,161,000 in 1955.
550
t.
$362,000 of preferred dividends)
per
Financing
set
H.
ingot
nues
Inc.—
•
1956
Leonard
to
Theatres,
S.
period
those
3
reported,
American
in
C.
jointly by The
& Co„
Morgan
and
retire outstanding bank borrowings,
to
U.
Limited,
and
loss
Changes
'
f
owns
In Canada extensive alumina producing fa¬
five large hydroelectric power stations, five primary aluminum
smelters and four fabricating plants.
Through its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries, It operates bauxite mines and a plant for the treatment
of bauxite ore
in
British Guiana, dock and trans-shipment facilities
in Trinidad,
and a fluorspar mine, shipping terminals and railway,
49
Capital Flotations for Month of April
$155,000
to
185,
BUSINESS—Alcan
51
52
The Course of Bank Clearings
earnings and
Cement
Inc.,
emphasis
potential.—V.
cilities,
Reserve Banks
ous
Allentown
during the
plans
Opera¬
net
a
in
aluminum
of
those
will
proceeds
producer of aluminum
on
2893.
greater
full
'
non-refundable
for
issue
funds to be
requirements
Aluminium
existing routes.
tions
give
its
'
pany's, construction
000
15
Banks
be
the company
by
capital
51
Member
100%
the
of
$63,000,000
general
Exchange Rates
will
PROCEEDS—Net
ing
Payable
to
cent
per
37
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
an
Corporation
debentures
maturity.
58
Federal Reserve System
new
and
services
to
Goldenson
Network,
interest cost
thereafter
37
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
franchise,
able
realize
Mr.
period of 10 years at a
to the company. They are redeemable at the option
of
the company at general redemption prices ranging from 107
for those redeemed prior to April 1, 1958, to 100%
for those redeemed
on
or
after
April 1,
1979;
and at sinking fund redemption prices
ranging from
101.90S??
on
April 1, 1960 and at decreasing prices
47
City Bond Offerings
Condition
be
better
make
company
fund
lower
Corporation & Investment News Cover
Foreign
be
in Allegheny's mail
through December, 1955 had
of
Markets
Dividends Declared
a
and
our
Radio
.
Boston
The
46
Miscellaneous Features
adjustment
April
43
Section
to
during
will
we
medium
of
subsidiary,"
Company
1150.
used
Allegheny's' reported
1955
loss
of
$133,340
During the period an airline is operating
the rate set for the carrier does not include
year
said heavy
development
from
1956
activities
autonomous
Brdadcasting
-
Exchange
ex¬
Wash¬
said.
Reporting the first
equipment;
Barnes
1,
Temporary
the
temporary rate,
allowance.
a
profit
Mr.
Mr.
April
'
10 $125,000,000 of 4l/z% sink¬
debentures, due April 1, 1980,' at 102% and
interest, to yield 4.36% to maturity. Interest
and principal will be payable in U. S. dollars.
Thia
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
the annual report
proceeding,
settlement
.
!
accrued
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
37
period,
this
entity,
dynamic
ing
41
Exchange
State and
final
of
$2,500,000
offered publicly on April
41
.-a
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
flew
system,
area,
Harrisburg,
$199,507
prepaid
has
•;
broadcasting
create
American
separate
a
First
40
Stock Exchange—Curb
11,410,153 miles
flown In the- same
similar
revealed
temporary
38
j.
Toronto
compared
Allegheny
"Allegheny's
Middle
between
and
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
An investment banking
group managed
38
Stock
C."
corporation
h
Stock
the
over
Cargo ton miles
with
communities
include
D.
The
final
50
over
panded to
p.
38
±
Toronto
an
serving
as
to
"With
this
38
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Montreal
said.
33
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
President,
high of 39,270,
he added.
a
year,
through
miles,
of
compared
to
last
1
maturities,
:
ever-widening
desirable
29
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
cargo
abnormally
over
47.6%
same
passenger
first
/a
;
and
passenger
1957
Allegheny's eight-state system
5,435,737, an Increase of 33% over the
March, 1956," Mr. Barnes said. Cargo ton
in
March
revenue
the
were
in
of
(Bonds)..
Exchange
Canadian Stock
flying
miles
flown
year-, to
highs
quarter
debt
of
loans.
post.
"The
it
17
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
record
a
in. the
26.601
For
,
miles
all-time
first
Stock
Detroit
U
8.
passenger
totaled
4,087,703
the
and
"April
on
"Revenue
in
achieved,
and
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to
be,used to; pay
labor,
lumber, machinery, etc. necessary for the completion of
per
Radio
Page
New York
Alaska Cedar Corp., Olympia, Wash.—Files With SEC
The
payment
Creation of American
Broadcasting Company Radio Network, Inc.,
as
a
separate,
autonomous-', subsidiary
with Robert E. Eastman a«
President, effective May 1, was announced on April 11 by Leonard K»
Goldenson, President of the parent firm.
Mr." Eastman
is
resigning
as
Executive
Vice-President
of
John
Blair
&
Co., radio station representatives, to take over his ABC
■
»
V
.
of
bank
.
$499,969
381,155
New York Stock Exchange
,
* -
l'-
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$538,397
—V.
MISCELLANEOUS
Creates Radio Network Subsidiary—
revenue—
Net. ry.
Copy
a
,
Ry. operating expenses—"
'
-
ahead
the
:
.
Akron, Canton & Ydungrstown RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
INSURANCE
-
.»>v
..
'
Period End. Feb. 28—
INDUSTRIAL
-
Realty Unit Of-,
|
185,
Price $1.25
Corporation and Investment News
-
-ACF-Wrigley
•
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, April 15, 1957
y\
(including the additional loan or loans) being
working capital. The $12,500,000 provided by the banks bears
at
$52,500,000
3.95%,
to
be
with
The
maturities
to
Jan.
1,
1962.
The
provided
standby of $5,000,000)
from July
1, 1962 to
1978.
semi-annual
company
by the insurance company (including the
will bear interest at 4.2% with serial maturities
July
is
1,
1977
continuing
and
its
a
final
policy
maturity
of
staying
on
Jan.
one
1,
year
LISTING—Application is being made for the listing of the debenture®
the New York Stock Exchange.
A portion of the debentures will be
lor delayed delivery, with the company paying a commit¬
on
available
ment
=
fee
to
the
date
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase
from
such delivery.
underwriters
the
company
named
below
the loilowing
-
have
severally
respective
pria»
of the debentures,
rtnal amounts
under
14,387,000.
-
Co.,
&
Ames
b.
Itt
•
Co.
Auchincloss,
&
Jteche
-Co., Inc.
Co.—
Baiter, Weeks & Co._
Ball, Burge <Sc Kraus.
Bear, Stearns & Co.—
A.
G.
Becker &
Co.-
Higginson Corp..
Lehman
Brothers —Lee
250.000
Co.,
Inc.-—William Blair & Co.—
Blair
Co..
&
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Inc.—,.--
Co.,
&
Blvth
ytoettcher & Co.-t-i—1.
Bosv/orth.
Sullivan <sr
X c.
Alex.
Brown &
Lisle
shall
»—1100.000
6c Co—
;
10<1,000
■
Burnliam
Burns Bros. &. Denton,
*
350,000
100,000
Inc.
Sherrerd--
&
Butcher
•Central Republic Com- -
(Inc.)
pany
900,000
-100,000
150,000
-hapliij & Co.
f£.
Co.—
Co.,
W.
Toff in & Burr, Inc.---
&
Co,----—
&
Co
250,000
100,000
——
Weedon & Co.
Orowell,
Paine,
.Inc.
100,000
&c Co..
House
Curtiss.
Dick
R.
100,000
500,000
& Eodine__
Merle-Smith—
&
Read
Inc.
3.675,000
900,000
-
Dominick
Dominick
&
Dominion.
The
rities
-
1,225,000
1,2*5,000
»
&
Securities
Equitable
Corp.
Co.——
6c
A.
Clement
Evans
Inc.
Co.,
■
Schwabacher
500,000
500.000
-
&
Scott
Co.—
Southwest
Nolan,
ing-W.
Hibbs
B.
1-
350,000
Barney 6c Co..
Smith.
Moore
2.275,000
150,000
ner
&
Gairdner
Robert Garretfe.ifc Sons
2.275.000
Goldman. Sachs
Stein
150,000
Glore, Forgan 6c Co.—
2,275,000
& Co.
Goodbodv & Co.
Co.
Green.
son
Stroud
(N.
Y.)
Inc.
Halsey,
&
Harriman
Ripley
Inc.
L.
Hayden,
Miller
Hayden,
Stone
Co..
Hentz
J. J. B.
Co
&
Hornblower
E.
Hutton
F.
6c
DELAYED
ized
the
chase
less
of
aggregate
,to
be
to
be
for
with
the
shall
have
purchase
and
not
sale
whom
&
Gundy-
1,225.000
Co.—.
Wood &
&
sonnel.
5.000
1,225,000
100,000
Co.
Co.,
failure
offers
minimum
by
but
not
to
exceed
the
of
Stock
delivery
on
the
will
one
balance
which- the
will
such
the
both
cr
pay
April
be
not
consummated
from
by
of
of
subject
Nov.
the
and
shall
••without
view
"the
issue."—V.
an
184.
each
23.
contracts
purchaser
1957
may
to
be
the
made
(Telephone
and
at
date
Co.
March
fee
of
include
delivery.
savings
of
V-z c'o
Institutions
banks,
(Reg.
insur¬
Jan.
[everv
.
the
31.
"were
committed
interest
requires
thai
a
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
soy
his
said
the
company
was
indicates
This
a
New
state.
planning to serve 120.000 more
growth of 47.V. over
population
2,700 square- miles in the eight southern
electric customers are being added to the
serves
to Mr.-England.
of
•/
"
\
-•
to the -shareholders,', he reported that approximately
construction budget will be allocated for additional
the
generating units at Deep water station in Salem County and a new
power
plant in Beesley's Point, Cape May - County; N. J.
The new
station
is scheduled
for early 196a.
It will concain a new turbo-
at 125.000 kw. Nineteen million dollars of the
be used In 1957, including completion of a
unit being built to serve the Du Pont compar.y's Chambers Works and to start an additional 79,000 kw unit
at Deep water.
The remaining one-naif of the budget will be devoted
to
new
substations, transmission and distribution lines and related
generating
budget -will
turbo-generating
new
.
rated
unit
.construction
2
shouU'
order
stop
Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation
equipment.
*
*
April 3, If
on
was
date
American
..
.
of the purchased company was
said the final audit
effective
of
of
the
sale,
and
that '"all
"
The
reserves,
undeveloped
marketing
pipelines,
ment
other
Thursday
and
remittance
write
unsubscribed shares.
as
of
leases. Amiico's Mt. Pleasant <Tex. > refinery,
outlets and various other assets, the announce¬
included
an
natural
some
14.000.000
estimated
gas.
800.000
acres
of
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
i'
of
funds
the
expenditures
ceivable.
of
The
States
finance
to
.
of
is one of the largest suppliers
generating equipment for public utility
company
steam
United States,
foreign
the
power
industrial power and process plants-and for marine service.
The company is
one
of the largest producers of "specialty" tubing
made of alloy,
stainless and carbon steels. Since 1945. the company
participated in the development of the use of atomic energy.
company
is presently acting as the prime contractor for the
power portion of the atomic energy power plant ox Consolidated
Edison Company of New York. Inc.
The company also produces insul¬
The
atomic
ating
barrels
firebrick
and
EARNINGS—The
S2.63
a
share,
compared
refractory
reported
materials.
sales
of
$281,485 168
for
1956
with $i3.486,717 or $2.52 a share in 1955.
DIVIDENDS—The company
4%
stock
dividend
of crude oil
uiideveloped
special
company
compared with s233.291.460 in 1955. Unfilled orders at the end of 1956
totaled $427,225,000.
Net income for 1956 was $14,080,981, equal to
in
declared SI
1956,
compared
(Continued
lea es
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members
*
subscriptions
in
plants,
on
a
share in cash dividends and
with $1
page
per
share and 5fc
9)
Publisher;
Illinois
at the
of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, ia Dominion of
William B. Dana CoirDeny. Publishers 25 Park Place. New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
(general news and advertising issue• with a-statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3,
& Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942,
for
general
capital
increased inventories and accounts re¬
company has under consideration
capital expenditures
during the two-year period 1957-1958.
r
336.QOO.OOO
United
the sale will be added to the
will be available for anticipated
of
and
company
and
BUSINESS—The
a
purcnase
reserves
ment
on
-
matters
said.
The
The subscription offer will expire at
April 22, 1957. A group of investfirms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. will under¬
the offering and purchase from the company any
April 5, 1957.
p.m. (EST)
3:30
*
has
Liberty Oil
announced by Harry A. Jackson,
ownership
of
to finalize the transaction" had been setisfactorily completed.
acquisition
included crude oil
condensate and
natural gas
8Tate
account
•'
his. message
In
one-half
Commission
-
,
,
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens. London. E. C.j England C/b Edwards
poet office at New York, N. * Y.; under the Act of March 3, "-L879.
Subscriptions in
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, S67.00 per year.
;
On
by
lines
A the rate of x40 each week.
The company now
210.506 customers and is forecasting 45.500 more by 1961,
"
according
: C
to
necessary
U. S. Patent- Office.)
a-week,
serves
of distribution of the
of the business and
management,' and Cue
deficiencies,"" the
material
numerous
public
p. 1118.
this
to
Jackson
Mr.
so
the time of delivery.
Co., Cincinnati,
facilities located
company's
personalities in
prominent
to
ccst
completed
was
President.
underwriters
commitment
a
Transfer
provide
advised and the
prohibited by the laws of the
purchaser is subject
to
the
to
3
company
of
counties
options
the
of
many
American Petrofina,
any
debentures
be
1957
1,
Dracket-t
■
1961.
by
The
1951.
found false and misleading in light o -' the
was
that
the
of
concluded,
amount on the latter
conditions except
to
the- purchasers
not
will
and
cornpanv
exceeding $25,000,000 principal
of
been
approved
on
England
people
of shares to be optioned iranging from
each such person) would be determined »ai
earnings
and
experience of the
individual
t-o
past
disclose
to
"Iiv
has author¬
institutions to pur¬
certain
each,
amount
—
order to secure
their
association with
registrant for the-pux-pose of faciliating the
sale of the securities to the publ'c, as well as to its own promoters,
as
a
reward for their promotional activities." the Commission stated.
company
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice
1IOTE:
high
(members of management who huve had little or no experience iu t'-e.
management or operation of insurance companies or in the manage¬
ment
of investment
portfolios. The company promised to issue the
90G;C90
Co.
the
-
f
-
protein facilities' will be another
ADM's. operations,, according to A. C.
and, Manager of ADM"3 soybean division.
number
the
shares
25.000
basis
the
150.000
Biddle &
and
transactions
j receiving the option,
1,2251009
Inc.
Wood. Stru-thers & Co.
Yarnall,
solicit
disclosed.
Acquisition of the isolated
«step- in the diversification of
various representations contained in
prospectus' were false ar.d mis.lauin^,
that
found
statement
that
and
to
"options
250.000
of the debentures
annum
with
to
a
contrrctc
company
per
Wittpr
from
,
'
principal amount, of debentures from the
offering price set forth above, pursuant to contracts
into on or prior to April 17, 1957, Such contracts are
jurisdiction to
The
'
900,000
,
institutions
but
Such
Co.—\
&
100,000
Wood,
200,000
„
made
not
1957.
$50,000,000
payment
that
,
150,000
'
■
.
,
*
9C0.099
& Co.—
t
.....
.
...v. w0land
said later this year the compcny will probably issue
about
$5.00).000
In debentures
convertible into common stock. In
addition
there
will be some short-term bank financing for balance
with promoters and
: of-cash
required-this year. Early in 1957 the company issued $10,000,experience of oificers and directors.
000 of first mortgage bonds. ;
.
"Tile
serious
nature
of the mary deficiencies."' the Commission
stated, "reflects a gross indifference on the part of the registrant to
Despite rising costs..earnings rer share of common, stock have in¬
creased nearly
"its statutory obligation of fair disclosure to. the Investor.
80^;
in-past
10 years." Dividend Srate is up 63,
Registrant
is
exclusive of stock dividend. Earnings per share ixt 1955 totaled $1.65;
seeking to Induce the public to invest
$3,000,000 of *4tsT funds,
forecast for 1957 S1.75; 1958, $2.04 and $2.26 for/1959, according to
without
revealing any definite plans,
or- the -lack-'thereof,
for
of
the
funds other than as to $300,000. and
without disclosing the
Mr.
England.—V. 185, p. 482. '*■ c"'r •
'■>'
facts
of
the
highly competitive business which it
seeks to enter. Neither
did it
identify, adequately the persons - responsible, for " v;>o •
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Stock Offered—The company
enterprise and disclose their interests in the-venture,' including interests
on April 9 issued to the holders of its capital stock rights
in
the stock options of registrant and in the st^ie of the securities. "
It has materially' misdescribed the management and failed to disclose
to subscribe at $35 per share for 535,148 shares of addi¬
their lack of experience in the operation and management of insurance
tional capital stock (par $9) at the rate of one share for
companies and of an investment portfolio."
„• ■'
The representation
that options for stock were to be granted in ~ reach 10 shares held of record at the close of business
order to attract and retain competent agency and home office" per¬
on
the
at
entered
1958,
date.
than
6c
Noel
Walker
DELIVERY ARRANGEMENTS—The
underwriters
not
company
Inc..
Co.,
900,000
—
Harold E.
1.225,000
Co...
Illinois
H.
Dean
250,00')
Co...
Hutton 6c
W. E.
The
930,000
son
150,000
Weeks.
&
100.009
Co.
&
Westheim.er & Co.—..
100,000
Winslow, Cbhu dTStet-"
500.000
1,225.000
Hilliard -He Son
,
6c
—
—
Wertheim
250,000
.
HemDhill. Noyes & Co.
H.
G.
500.C00
Co*
&
&
Trask
Alstyne,
Co.
—
—
Dabney
Day
Van
2,275.000
Ltd.
—a,
Co.—
Tucker, Anthony 6c R.-
&
Inc.
Co..
Harris 6c Partners
100,090
100.099
250,000
200,000
Corp.
—
Spencer
2.275,000
—
...
——
Tyson
Co.
Stuart &
——:
Inc.
&
Townsend,
200,000
1,225,000
.
——
American
Thomas
500,000
'
—
Co
350,000
—.
Mos-V
Inc.
& Co.
Swiss
—
Gregory & Sons
Hallgarten
Inc.
Co..
Co.
Sutro
150,000
Co.
6c
&
Suplee, Yeatman,
ley
2.275.0C0
—
7
Co,—Acquisition—
transaction; which will be effective July! 1,
th^ two companies. The purchase price was
the
of
April
was
President.
as
Commission
management,
Se¬
Corn.
1510.
p.
purchased
has
company
-.Announcement
<
into
Evendaie;Ohio.
at
-
stock,
350.0C0
Co.
•
-
including, information with respect to the plan
the use of the proceeds,
the description
100,000
&
Webster
curities
150,000
—
Greenshields
Boyce—
&
6c
V
Tenn.
Nashville,
Corjv.,
Investors
reaislratlon
the
100,000
Brothers
Ander¬
&
Ellis
Co.-_
6c
Stone
6c
—
—
900,000
.
listed
The
250,000
Stern
150,000
Marache
Granbery,
Bros.
is
&
—.
Starkw eather
200,00;)
Inc._
Co.
&
Co.
Staats
R.
Co,
250.000
—
& Co.
Smithers 6c
William
*
Inc.
—
S.
F.
Co..
6c
100,000
Smith,
250,000
Reld
500.000
Co.
Singer, Deane 6c Scrib-
Flem-
Inc.
Co.,
Fulton.
'
,
250.00-9
&
135,
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Ohio, the lattvr's. isolated soy protein business and .all
Sfcurhies and,Exchange CommisHon on April 3 announced t^e
of a decision suspending the effectiveness o( a registration
statement
tfbVeriug o
proposed $8,oOO,(iOJ ^cock offering' by Uus
corporation because 6f false and misleading representations of material
lacts
contained in the registration statement and prospectus.'This.corporation was organized' under' Tennessee Uxv in JuneT 1956,
tor the purpose of investing primarily In securities of companies
iu
the
hwurance field, in civ ding the purchase of all of the stock of a
new
company to
be organized by it, American Investment Life In¬
surance
Co.
4,000,000 shares were to be offered for pub he sale at
$2
per' share:
and an additional SC2.500 shares; were «reserved for
issuance upon exercise of options
So be granted in order to attract
and retain competent agency ar.d home office personnel.
Frank Fooie
200,000
&
—
Shields
100,000
First
c
—
Hammill
future.—V.
near
to
partially subordinated
be
*
issuance
"
6c
Silberberg & Co.__
lOO.O""*
350,000
"Folger,
:
Co.
;
—
Scranton
Shearson,
150.000
Co.
First of Michigan Corp.
Fauset, Steel & Co.—
W.
co.
.'100,000
100,000
Co.
6c
Stringfellow_-
&
Chas.
•; J.
,
——.
Fahey; Clark & Co.—
Farweli,
Chapman 6c
the
V
The
#.
500,000
2'50,COO
100,000
to
Such subordination I requires action by the
a special meeting to be held for this purpose
February of this year.
r-omnanv's stockholders at
in
resigned as Chairman and direc¬
r-y .-y-v'--<' y-;'
„
are
.
Offering Suspended—
100,000
;
^
Inc.
Pomeroy,
purchased
so
remaining 428.834 class A shares uxxder an agreement entered
the
Mr.
k.l f'«.
.
Hutton 6c
Schoellkopf,
100,000
Estabrook
or
American
100,000
Rob-
& Parke__-.-—
erts
&
Deetjen
Co.
Poole,
Schmidt,
shares
A
$313,729,830 in
1.225,000
———
Saunders, Stirer & Co. "
100.000
Co.
&
100,000
900,000
6*.
Jer
Stokes
Emanuel,
Co.—
Rothschild & Co.
Mosle
class
in
Salomon Bros. 6c Hutz-
2,275,000
Co——
Morris,
Securities
MUkins,
250,001:
Inc.
Co.,
rey
L. F.
Dillon. Union
Eastman
&
Ro^an.
500.000
Co.
250,000
& Co
500,CC0
Co.—250,000
Reynolds
6c
duPont
1.
250.000
Gardner
&
The
Hoehne,
Vice-President
1956. He predicted that loan-volume for the com'.—V. 185. p. GOG.
T
'
•
v
'
1957 will exceed the record set last year.
Net earnings
a
new high pt $6,341,637 last year.
Mr. Barnes stated
that earnings for the first two months of the current year indicate T
ASR Products Corp.—Proposed New Name—
>
"a healthy increase in net earnings
for the year 1957." "We expect
See
American
Safety Razor Corp.
above.
a
substantial increase in our net profit this year and can see nothing
which would adversely affect our
1957 earnings." he said.
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Continues Expansion—
Mr. Barnes pointed out that the $42,500,000 in long-term financing
compleced in 1256 was, adequate
for the corporation's growth last,
The company will spend nearly $91,000,000 for new construction to
vcar
and to finance its projected growth in 1957;
He asserted that / supply anticipated growth in southern New "Jersey during the next
through careful long-range planning, the company -had beerf able to
five years.
L..yard L. England. President.: told stockholders attending
place i these
term
obligations at favorable dntzxest rates.—V. 184,
■the
annual
meeting on April 9 that population of the company's
p. 2833.
■
■
■', T' .;;;
service area v.as. growing three times faster than
the national rate-
The Robinson-Humph¬
— -
&
Francis
Co.....i—
&
acquire an additional 25 to 30 offices during
reported that total loans made reached an all-time
Larnes
Mr,
900.000
Riter
Secu¬
Corp.
Co.—-
Drexel
100.000
Reinholdt
•Following this sale, Mr. Shanedlir.g
of the shopping .center company;
tor
.*■:
pany during
also reached
6c
Putnam
Co,;.
6c
of
Co.
250,000
Inc.
Dillon.
250,000
&
Pressprich
W.
inv£stmept firm of Carl M, Loeb, Rhoades & Co. announced on
that in order to fixreher the prbgram of the new management
of American Shopping Centers. Inc.'iunder Julius Epstein, President, it
has purchasesdjfor. cash from; Donald',Hj'3hanedllng yoting trust, certifi¬
cates for 203.616 shares of class A common stock and 680,288 shares
of class. B common stock' of'that' edmpany. ^ ,2*1, V;• y
\.
' The
April 8
of Illinois—Expansion, Etc.
Investment Co.
would open
ment
Inc.
Co.,
R.
Co.,
&
Dickson
S.
Shepard
.
Stock
American Shopping Centers, Inc.—Bankers Buy
v
company
150,000
-_
—
Hardware., a written consent to the':,'
employment contract; a written resignation
American
to
present
offices,
& Co..
—
Prescott,
his
of
Carolina,
<fc Hop-
Pittielci
C.
Inc. '
& Townsend,
Crouter
-
W,
500,000
—
DeHaven
.
has just opened four offices in itj 32na state. South
and is now operating
a
total of 412 consumer, finance
according' to a report by Donald L. Barnes, President, to
stockholders on April 2. Mr. Barnes predicted that American Invest¬
This
lou.voO
— L——-V-
wood
Hannaford
Dawson,
'
This
1.225.000
Curtis
Piper, Jaffray
Corp., New Britain, Conn.—Reg¬
President &nd director of Kwikset. and an
American
Jack¬
Webber,
&
son
.
$21,769,429, including the- volume
Supreme
,
250,000
'
Co. ——
Northwest Co..
Pacific
100,000
Inc,_
Co.,
.
lOO.nco
Ohio
The
Cunningham. Schtnertz
&
150,000
250,000
Corp,
150,000
Courts
Son)
Newhard, Cook 6c Co.
New
York
Har.seatic
500.000
150,000
'
Collins & Co.—
Juliexi
Oooley
250,000
——
Newbold's
Co.
&
100,000
Corp.
Inc.
H.
for 1956 totaled
Products Corp., since its acquisition in July, 1956, and
compares with 819,611.662 in 1155.
The new subsidiary, now known
as
Supreme
Products Corporation, r further diversified' .the patent
company's operations, expanding, its lines of machined products; and
adding electric hair clippers and knife sharpexiers, geared chucks for
power tools and elect.ror4c compoiie-.ti:, . '
of
undertaking that, for five
years or for five years from and after the termination of any employ¬
ment or consulting agreement which he may enter into with American
Hardware.-he will uot engage in any business chat is competitive to the
business of the lockset business of American Hardware.
The offer is
further conditioned upon the resignation of other officers and directors
of Kwikset and its subsidiaries
ih requested by American Hardware.
»The purpose ol' the offer by American Hardw are is to acquire a con¬
trolling interest in Kwikset, whose principal product is its line of resir
dential
locksets,
designed, manufactured and assembled in Kwikset'*'
plant, an ^naheim, Calif. In the event the exchange coffer is consum¬
mated, it is intended, at least initially, to operate Kwikset as a, sub¬
sidiary of American Hardware; and it is also intended to have Kwikset
engage in the manufacture and sale of other products in the builders'
hardware Held for the purpose of increasing jts sales volume and earn¬
ings.—V. 185, p. 1629.
A'
vy -.V'' b-„
as
6c
Thomson
Nesbltt,
1,225.000
&
Richard
termination
;
900,000
150,000
Co.^
&
delivered
have
shall
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
250,000
Dodge & Co._i
W. Clarke
Clark
W.
Ilark,
100,000
250,000
Lynch
F. S. Moseley
West
Inc.-— '
Winslow,
6s
•
.—•
Chace. Whiteside.
100,000
—.1,223,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
•
Fenner 6c Beane..
2,275,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Mills,
Spence
6c
Co.
Inc.
200,000
The Milwaukee COi—
350,000
Moore, Leonard &
f
1956
..
Weir
Inc.
Mar¬
&
lOu.OOO
Co
Young,
Mcieod,
Bradford & Co._
Jirown,
""
—
-
&
70%—Sales
}'.«\A" ■ ;
Because of the broadened scope -Of the comp?>ny'«-business,-now
ranging from sluving requisites,cosmetics and hospital supplies to
statement;with the SEC on April
machine products,' carpet loom supplies, electrical appliances
8, 1957, covering 118.000 shares of its $12.50 par common stock and ^ .screw
and electronic, components,
the management has proposed a moreproposes to offer this stock in exchange - for jshares of common stock
all-embracing corporate title," At the annual meeting in Staunton. Va.J
and class B common stock of Kwikset Locks, Inc.. at the'rate or one ,*
on
May 16, 1957. shareholders will be asked to appxove the Change
share of American Hardware common for two shares of Kwikset com- of name from American Safety Razor Corp.
to ASR Products Corp,
mon
and 55,500 shares of American-Hardware common for 150,000
-*"ASR" ha§ been the company's trademark- for many years.'
■.
\
shy res of Kwilcset class B common.
• T.:. v>'-: 1? .-7-v! .-t'-.Ti; ->v
This offer is conditlo.ued upon its acceptance by the Holders of not
The report alsu noted that the ne*w plant in Staunton, Va., to which
less than 85T of the aggregate of the issued and outstanding common
manulacturing facilities were xhoved from Brooklyn, N. Y. in 1954, is
now
and class B common of Kwikset. (233.750 shares t on or before June 28,
operating efficiently.
Plans for consolidating the two plants in
the British.Isles were consummated in January of this year, when the
1957. .subject to American Hardware's privilege to+ reduce this perce;.ta ge
factory.,W London was sold and operations moved to • Glasgow,
to 80';
of such shares < 220,000 shares >• The offer is subject to
various other conditions, including the condition, that:; Adolf Schoepe,■ Scotland.—'W, 571', p- 2477." '
l^r
.j
President of Kwikset and owner of the 150,090 class.B common sharfs
.
6c
Pat ton
Co.
—100,000
: 100.000
Sons-500,000
Inc.
Co.,
McJunkln,
Up
Corp.—Net
corporation filed a registration
This
————900,000
Mason-Hagan," Inc.
200,000
A. E. Masten 6c Co...
200,000
McCormick d; Co
250,000
McDonald & Co
250,000
McKelvy
in
Consolidated sales
-'
Exchange Offer With SEC—
isters Kwikset
Co.
200.000
350,000
350,000
250,000
2,275.000
100.000
Inc.
Securities Co.—To Increase Stock 4
change
to
; /
,
.
Razor
increased net income after taxes by 70^
to $938,550 or 62 cents a' share on 1,514,500 shares of capital stock
over the $551,545 or 36 cents a share reported for
1955. Milton Dainmxtnn,. Chairman,, and Sidney
Welly President, informed shareholders
in the annual, report.
.
aV
|
April 24
on
American Hardware
.
1,225,000
Co.
&
Irving Lunaborg & Co.
Laurence M. Marks &
900.000
Bell, Gouinlock &
V
Rhoade*
Carl M. Loeb,
1,225.000
Inc.
2,275,000
900,000
2,275,000
Lazard
.
.
corporation
"The
,
100,000
900.000
Meeds
.
.
Safety
Higher—Change in Name Planned—
Also
900.000
—
——
Monday, April 15, 1957
,
incorporation
of
100,000
3,675,000
Langley 6c Co—
Freres 6c Co.—
W. C.
350.000.250.000
350,000
-v-1.;
-
—
Baker,. Watts 6c
Co.
&
Laird, Bissell 6c
2009.
p.
American
will consider amending the certificate
and increase the authorized capital stock
from
600,000 shares,
without par \alue u:ouslsdng of"-109.000 pre¬
ferred shares and 500,000 common sharesi to 1,000,QOO cdmmon shares, »without par value.—V, 182, p. 2785.
2,275,000
Ladenburg,
250,000
Whipple 6c Co.
W.
Baird
&
Bacon,
Robert
184,
proportionately
such sale has
stockholders
The
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Kuhn, Loeb 3c Co
Thalmami
4——
250,000
Co. -.-I—-—250,000
Redpath
debentures
of
amount
be
American European
100,000
v-
Taylor 6c
Co.
200,000
Co._
Parker 6c
P. 3. Ashplant &
100,000
150,000
&r C'o._
Co.—
Kidder, /. Peabody
&c
100.000
—
—
6c Hew*
„•
Kean,
&
Lestrange
Arthurs,
--
Kay, Richards
2,275,000
Inc.
-v
Jones, Kreeger
350,000
Corp.
A,
ties, Inc.
Securities
/•merican
150,000
150,000
Johnston, Lemon
900.000
,
V.
to be purchased Thy each underwriter
reduced by such sales except to the extent
that' any
been directed 'and allocated to a particular
underwriter.
The underwriters may allow, a commission of
to
dealers in respect of debentures for which contracts directed and alio-,
cated to them are arranged through the representatives of the under¬
writers.—V.
185, *p.
1381.
■ • '. •
• •' •
The
Dulles & Bat& Co.
Janney.
^
-
Inc.
by the company.
approved
shall
3100.000,
...
principally, in Texas,-New Mexico. Louisiana, Wyoming", Utah, Missis¬
sippi. Montana, 16,000 barr-V- *- s-y "Cliuery in Mount Pleasant, Texas
and 400 retail outlets wh>
v 2; "Vutinue under the Axnlico name.—■
funds, investment companies, educational and
commercial banks,-and such others as may be
pension
institutions,
charitable
to contracts
Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp.
$14,388,000
Corp.
Morgan Stanley & Co.
A. C
Allyn and Co.,
The First Boston
companies,
ance
principal amounts
described
less their respective
sold by the company pursuant
"Delayed Delivery Arrangements."
debentures
oi
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
!
(1738)
r.
'
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Volume
185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
;
(1739)
Capital Flotations in
corporate
month
of
financing,in the domestic
April,
1956
attained
the
market for;
sizable
of
sum
.t
$780,175,220,
.
.
The
total
dollar, volume
of
issues
offered
for
new
"capital purposes during April,. 1956 was
$768,825,340, of
98.55%, as against $11,349,880* or 1.45%, for
refunding
issues.
•
"'V .V ;S
Long-term bond
added
A. A%
>.•
and
note
' *\A
$606,675,700, or * 77.76%, Of
$595,325,820, or 76.31%, comprised funds.for
purposes and
$11,349,880, or 1.45%,
raised for refunding operations. A
limited
amounted
»
new
capital
\
stated above, was
as
figure,
|
.A;.-
Stock
offerings
floated 'in
f
April
;
"A A-'
■
the
of
•
;
A A_
^
gross dollar
totaled
19.66%.
or
arid
or
ately
added
90
Preferred
April, 1955
and
to $53,305,156,
month's gross dollar volume. A">
!
A
review
of
up
the
The
7.81%
or
20
total
in'
in
order
came
totaled
miscellaneous,
privately
A
"
in
:
the
-*
•
first
Av;
:;v
34
'
'
;,r
total
volume
offerings
following:
Scott
Co.
There
April .of
the
April,
below
1956, declined
that
in
~
,
total
.
*
'
A
:
were
and
flood
other
;
three
3%:
Sysitem, Inc. 37/h% debentures, series F, due April
1981, and
mortgage
a
issue
3 V4%
bonds
of,.3.60%
of
series
G,
west
$10
of
first and
refunding
and
Southern
California-
3.75%
stock
of
Feb
Feb
23
Feb
1
Feb 1-20
Feb
Total
oi
the Province oi
New
the
and
:I
$1,558,500. A!
■;
i ' ' r'.
A
"
January
Caterpillar
1
February
April'
Tractor;Co.;
23
Mar
1
1
Mar
8
A
91-days
M^n-
1
Mar
5
Mar 1.-31
Mar 1-31
.
a
for
Mar
•
•
_
$398,446,750
~
an¬
revenue
of
•'
$4,175,290
-618^493,786
for
99.391
*2.409
*2.173
*2.374
99.388
*2.422
99.451
*2.173
$402,622,040
17,955,204
636,448,990
14,140,285
6,229 950,000
100
1,004 ,782,000
100
2,108 .087,000
2,108 087,000
100
Total
._
•
517, 561,292
a
a
12 yrs.
1 837,000
1 837.000
100
2
100
c
1
2 yrs.
A
17,867.659,292
-=w»
Apr
5
12
91-days
Sl-days
2,178,449,000
Apr
Apr
19
91-days
19
Apr
26
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
2,338,543,000
2,526,674,000
Apr 1-30 Apr
Apr 1-30 Apr
1
Apr 1,-30 Apr
1
1,600,109,000
1,600,221,000
99.394 4 *2.397
1,600,073,000
99.300+ *2.769
1,601,671,000
2,471,478,000
99.295 + *2.788
452,551,576
a
a
22,017,000
22,017,000
100
2
100
c
2 yrs.
Total
for
April_;
fpr
four
*Average
rate
separate series,
on
38,743,563,465
bank
a
of
Below
which
discount
were
basis,
changed
a
Comprised
present
corporate financing:
A.
A'
<
.
tabulation
a
figures since
•
January,
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
-1056-
1954,
showing
1
-
>
SI MMARY
.
of
10 years to 9
years, 8
.glx months instead of
mediate
$10,000
months.
one
to
starts
accruing at the end of
is higher in each inter¬
purchases has been doubled
annual
on
$20,000 maturity value.
i{NEW)—New
H
Interest
year.! Also the yield
Individual limit
year..
current
»
,
income
bond,
Series
19.76,
different
monthly
and
••
,
*
•
-1055-
,C___
February „_C
—A
March
First quarter
April
Capital
Refunding
,
Total
$
$
49,292,653
505,632,274
533,028,072
28,225,930
——
749.432,217
20,212,540
__
1,733,799,910
97,731,123
—
768,825,340
11,349,880
-
Capital
$
494,144,325
Refunding
$
af, par
years
with interest paid by check
semi-annually. Redeemable
time a(ter'6 months from issue
date, on one month's notice.
individual limit on annual
purchase of $20,000.
any
Series H has
SERIES J AND K-—These
replaced Series F and G Bonds,
respectively,
of May 1, 1952.
Series J and K
yield a return of 2.76% when held
maturity, instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F
Bonds and
2.50%
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will bo
higher than those of.F and G,. Annual
purchase limit of Series J and
K combined is
increased to
as
to
,
For
June
previous
30,
Sale
of
data on
Savings
"Chronicle."
1952
'
Bonds,
of
Treasury notes of Series
Treasury notes of Series B
A
•"
...
footnote
see
was
terminated
on
on
-
"
„
May 14, 1953.
began on May 15, 1953. Notes are
and accrued interest to the 15th of the
month and if held
to maturity or two
years interest approximates 2.47%.
Sale of Treasury
notes of Series VC" began on Oct.
sold
at
par
1, 1953; the notes
are
sold at par and
interest to the 15th of the month and if held to
maturity ol
ttoo years,
interest approximates $2.20 per month for each
$1,000 note.
Tli6 sale of Series' C
Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct.
23,
1953.
For previous data on
Treasury notes, see footnote
on
19,
1953,
"Chronicle."
Type of
OF
Total-
New
$
Capital
Refunding
$
133,916,625 ~ 628,060,950
5
Jan
12
NeV
Accepted
Refunding
91-day
$
Treas.
91-day
1470,
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
page
bills
1,600,478.000
1,600,062,000
Treas.
Indebtedness
1.600,601,000
$
416.000
$
Total
'
$
466,249,711
20,439,521
bills
1,600,601,000
19
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,601,612,000
1,600,903,000
26
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,865,000
1,600,865,000
Jan
1
Savings
bds.
644,835,592
644,835,592
1,720,000
1,720,000
U.
Jari
44,639,185
428,921,547
314.624,478
15,372,739
l
-Tax
1,092,117,895
136,541,342
1,228,659,237
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
315.097,152 2,285,6^1,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
antic'n
709,000
notes
329,997,217
769,644,757
S.
Depositary bonds
Jan..
486,689,232
1,836^31,033.1,970,5^4,582
780.175,220
-
—
509,698,396
172,833,757
682,492,153
748,829,028
83,518,225
832,347,253
5D2;872,491
.
91,928,160
348,230,142
502,084,724
Total
180,014,200
684,800,651
891,217,851
96,140,649
2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
Feb
2
months—
3,821,904,497
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
3,232,090,415
,
January
7,050,111,502
91-day. Treas.
bills
91-day
6.402,431,000
1,600,425,000
9
bills
1,600,755,000
1,599,740,000
16
91-(day Treas. bills
1,600,052,000
1,600,052,000
Feb
23
91-day
1,600,093.000
716.902,559
Feb
Feb
494,76l,'309 3,726,851,724
.
Treas.
1,015,000
1
:
1
Treas.
bills
1,601,349,000
Savings
bds.
543,964,0q5
543,964,005
Depositary bonds—
987,358,500
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
647,680,592
1,600,425,000
Feb
614,225,924
Feb
quarter
for
Feb
112,141,200"
53C.888.359
>
*
Six
2637.
Jan
'
Second
page
Jan
384,282,362
*
-
of
561,254,002
j
—
amounts
.
-1954-
1,851,359.915
May
June
New
$
456,339,621
-
January
available
mojitlis,
8
Oct.
•
,
105|5, AND 1054
'
New
H,
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3%
interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to
maturity.. Issued ut par, Series H will mature in 9
$49,652,493 $1,815,269,136
A
<
MONTHS
three
E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Over-all interest rate raised from
2.9% to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
rate achieved
by shortening the maturity of the Series E
Bond from
379,376,346
•
$1,765,616,643
the
of
follows:
as
.SERIES
Jan
we
A
6.876,642,576
_____
months-
all
*2.497
452,551,576
12-yrs.
Total
99.369
$
A
2%
517 561,292
March_____t_—l_1__
Dated
-
2%
27/a
;
9%-12 yrs.
5
.396,821,760
13,381,714
1,600 249,000
1,600 391,000
2,566 040,000
6,229 950,000
1,004 782,000
USE
$3o,000,00Q El Paso Natural Gas Co., 3%% first mortgage
'
99.451
accrued
Total
365,984,632
______—t_____v_A_
c
99.400
12
Sales
382,681,475
___.
a
•2
100
1,604 528,000
Mar 29
sewer
•
,
*2.429
a
100
1.600 068,000
1,600, 2Q6,000
Apr
Apr
from
months oF
Refunding
*2.271
99.386
2,592 669,000
Apr
or
'
New '
*2.402
2,155 908,000
2,424 396,000
2,762 ,339,000
2l/z yrs.
llVh mos.
Mai-
Mar 1-31
.
Mar 1
the
Posses¬
*
99.39?
99.426
99.396 + *2.388
6,949,155,005
91-days
91-days
Mar 15
1
the offering
A"'.
c
2,610,000
February.—;
8
c
"
•
2
______
$200,000.
Brunswick
a
'
2,610,000
2 yrs.
Dec
Charlesbourg, Quebec, W\% serial debentures; totaling
March
for
543,964,005
12 yrs.
r.
1
1
There
^
16
*2.596
100
1,600,425,000
1,600,755,000
1.600,052,000
1,601,349,000
543,964,005
2,413,266,000
91-days
and
water: supply
"
Pipeline Corp. 4%% first mortgage pipeline bonds,'
1977; $34,375,000 consisting of 500,000 shares of
common
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
2,389,082,000
2,450,122,000
91-days
ll'/a mos.
bonds of Honolulu, Hawaii, in the amount of
$2,000,000.
.
the
Co., due April 15, 1981; $35,000,000 Pacific North¬
par
91-days
SERIES
Tqtal municipal financing for the first four
1956 is set below:
'
A
A
in
due
91-days
91-days
16
5
public* improve¬
,
like amount of 3^%
bonds,
9
Feb
Mar, 22
financing
Honolulu? Hawaii,
1,720,000
2,3^7,110,000
Feb
Mar 29
the Territory of Hawaii; $4,000,000
control
,
Edison
Feb
7
Feb 1-29
*2.493
*2.245
100
2
2
99.370
7,050,111,592
Mar
moder¬
offerings by United States
1,601,612,000
*2A89
99.344
<
26
.
%
1,600,865,000 'J99.433
644,835,592 < a
'
January
1
'
♦
Yield
99.371
1,720,000
2 yrs.
Mar
$424,845,066,
AAA'
A
municipal
comprising the $7,500,000
,
'
Mar 22
with
compares
Price
1,600,478,000
1,600,601,00D
644,835,592
12 yrs,
l
Mar 15
for
of
year
A
the
yrs.
Feb
Total
April, 1956,
prior
$45,468,720.
ment bonds of
$98,685,100; Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd. (U. S.)''
first mortgage pipe line bonds, series
A, totaling
$83,000,000-and due Nov. 1, 1977; $40,000,000 Columbia-
1,
2,686,133.000
2,596,116,000
9p0ayS
.
•>'
for
of
sions,
4%%
Gas
91-days
-
9%-12
31.85
Ohio; $18,000,000 Commonwealth of Massachu¬
setts veterans' service bonds and the
$15,000,000 offering
the Omaha Public Power
District, Neb., electric revenue
bonds. '■
V'-i; •' 'A
;• ■
■
placed-duringC
Paper
19
35.77
Ontario, Canada; the $5,000,000 i§sue qf 3'/$% debentures
corporate
the
2,492,911.000
Mar
convertible debentures, due March 1.1971 in the amount
large
were
91-aays
Mar
of
1956,
12
Jan
2,458,443,000
12 .-.-Jan-19
Feb
were, three
Canadian. .Government offerings
placed here in the United States in April and
they com¬
prised the $50,0p0,000, 25-year 3%% of the Province of.
Among the
April,
5
pl-days
37.93
A
Accepted
Fet>
four
A 58.67
279,084.500-
DURING 1956
Amount
Applied for
.
% of Total
245,144,338
"
29
for
T^EASUPY FINANCING
Mar
35
•.
V
and
A
„
Jan
Among the larger issues placed in April were the
$50,Major Thoroughfare Construction bonds of the
which;
$44,306,734, or 5.68%; oil, $41,649,175, or 5.34%,.
investment trusts, trading,
holdings, etc., $16,218,996. or
2.08%; railroads, $13,080,000, or
1.67%; iron, steel, coal,"
copper, etc., $5,093,450, or 0.65%;
shipping, $4,112,500, or
0.53%, and land, buildings, etc.,1 $2,500,000, or 0.32%.
■A
grand
,
5
Feb 1-29 Feb
$296,649,571
213,179,000,
volume
breakdown
State
$424,845,174, or 54.46% of that month's,
total.
They were followed by other industrial
manufacturing issues which added up to $228,369,191,
Next
Jan
Total
000,000
various
over-all
29.27%,-
month's
Total Amount
obligations.
dollar volume of
or
the
April of 1956 shows that $365,994,632
represented new
capital offerings, while $13,381,714
comprised refunding
categories presented here i
each month shows that the
public utility issues placed
during April, 1956 assumed the leadership with a gross
and
that
<
No. of Issues
;
;
dollar
for
A
the
of
;■
-
Z'
decline of
com-;
were
of
March, 1956,
dropping to $379,376,346 from the larger figure of
$396,821,760 the month before.
'
accounted'fori
offerings
of
31
;
in
comparison
April, 1955, reveals
total of 37 offerings amount¬
V
Municipal financing in
c
,
4.95% of that month's
For the month of
placements
$134,207,797,
number
$38,103,000,
volume.
stock
mon
of
A
that for
placed
___
comparison of the results for April, 1956 with that
for March .of the previous month shows
that common '
stock offerings numbered 73 with-a
volume of $107,008,457, or 13.90%, while preferred issues totaled 19 and
sum
•}
;
issues
1956 follow:
April
A
Volume.
with
February
March ___L_'__V_A__'
A
reached the
total
placed privately.
were
i
an
"
month's-
(January
or
.
Jan
Jan
total
month's total
months of
in,
A
over-all
that
29
totaled
Corporate
$145,111,457, or 18.85% of the
dollar volume for March, the previous
month, and t
the sum of $187,512,953, or 27.47% for
April, 1955.
'
}
Common; stock issues in April, 1956 totaled 70
y-.x
26
Jan
reached
,
.
$
Dec
Jan 1t31
1956
opera¬
■'
Jan
total
gross
placed during the month.
I
April confined its
Amount
Jan 1-31
and
of
in
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds
,
Due
j
1
April
of
STATES
Dated
26
offeririgs pri
that in the latter
period, a
ing to $227,855,000, or 33.39%
somewhat smaller totai of
aggregate dollar volume of $131,467,195,
16.85%, while preferred stock offerings were limited
to
15 issues making
up a total dollar volume of only
$30,482,325, or 3.91% of the grand total of all financing
UNITED
Offered
Jan
current
review, aggregated $161,949,520, or 20.76% of the month's I
over-all volume and represented new
capital funds for
expansion purposes, etc. This figure contrasted with the
number with
sale
Date
w
-Jap
1986.- A
the
Depositary Bonds,
Jan
of
under
year
CQ.pdue April4,
tions to
Jan 1-31
morith's
A
-
Ducjuesne Light
Treasury Department
$279,084,500,. or 35.77%. of that
During March, the month pre¬
vious, a total of. 35 issues were placed
through the pri¬
vate route and
they amounted to $245,144,338, or 31.85%
i
.
April, 1956
;
raised solely for new capital uses.
,
A.
Treasury Financing in April, 1956
The
in
Private,
number
offerings, the total of which
$11,550,000 and constituted funds
only
.
/•
A.i
bonds of the
three
to
to
Vv-
this
% Short-term bond and note financing during
was
*
financing in April of 1956
to
up
pipe line bonds, due 1972; Wisconsin Electric
Power Co.,
3%% first mortgage
bonds, in the amount of $30,000,000
and due April
±5, 1986; $z7,500,000 Texas Butadiene &
Chemical Corp., 5% first
mortgage notes, due 1963; $25,000,000 Plantation Pipe Line Co..
30-year V/>% sinking
•fund debentures, due
April 1, 1986; Westcoast Transmis¬
sion Co., LtdA (U.
S.) 32-year 5J/a% subordinate deben¬
ture, series VA," -due April f,
1988,; in the sum of $20,500,000;- Pan
American* Worid
Airways,; Inc., 3%%
•promissory notes, totaling-$20,400,000, due
March'1, 19661980 inclusive, and the
$20,000,000 3>k% first mortgage
.
or $10,530,463 greater than the March vol¬
which stood at $769,644,757. For the month of
April,
1955 the over-qll volume
amounted to $682,492,153..
ume
v
the United States in
And for the Four Months of
Calendar Year
Total
the
3
2,610,0q0
2,610,000
U.
3.
Tax
antic'n
notes
1,256,000
*
r
July
490,437,663
August
Third
Nine
quarter
75,574,200
401,577,054
611,231,067
284,937,645
896,168,712
756,029,603
2,425,370,041
1
__A
quarter
months—
.
1.669,340,438
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
4,901,430,853
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
803,155,608
52,234,091
601,557,784
728,170,549
—
576,569,963 2,255,565,290
5,500,899,824
1,125,742,351
i
November
12
326,002,854
599,755,043
549,323,693
October
Fourth
1,011,231,184
33,408,844
732,106.517
1,678,995,327
months
December
389,019,719
566,346,199
—
644,579,063
622,211,465
-
September
154,141,400
61,315,965
789,492,514
2.403.242,593
.904.142.417
130,636,956 2,533,929,549
1.370,634.213
9,274,776.630
395,517,758
1,127,624,275
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
Total for February
In the
lowing
179.006,275
982,161,883
235.924,122
266,684,600
502.608,722
the
658,303,098
368,085,542 1,026,388,640
the
1,697,382,828
813,776,417 2,511,159.245
6.598,813,681 2.064.567,329
8.663.381,010
6,949,155,0q5
(Continued
year
we
compare
months'
corresponding
(years
6.400,310,000
figures
comparison.
on
the fol¬
the April and
with those for
periods
preceding thus
543,845,005
6)
page
comprehensive tables
pages
four
on
in
the
affording
I
a
four
five-
'■
Total,
-
590.638 20. 0 51.93863 12,734.69 20. 0
a
3.850. 0
78.36i 5
•:
;
Capitl
54.23 48.9238 12.0396 20. 0 3.850
New
Tbtal1
*
aad
1.219,0582347614 PCroavinnceds;
625.30814 80.650 346.908
-—1968s Refundig 3,806,250 6/70. 0 34.70
.
$
Total
20 .0 20 ,0
3,641250 2,0 . 0 2,82,60 10,72 0 2,156. 50 .6950
Dofmo ino
1953 Refundi g
1,4750 36.95,806
30.25489 15.642,304 149,8279.4 23.10 197,0 46 475,0 28,45.20 43.064952 3.05.0 30,254.89 45,692^304
173.8,52
6.734 0
2.457,U50 1,349.0
6.734,70
y
23.10 190.27,64 475,0 279. 4~50 41,75.92 3.05 0 30.254,89 45,692304
250. 0
72.084 23.520 1,64952 30.2~54789 15.642,30
2 5.0
Capitl 23,10. 18.94,520 256.74 50 40,1 .0 3.05 0 30.5,0 ^471,673.270
,-^V
614.25,94 >7 7 189.430 73.5840
>23,5720
6~734^.0
z
—
15.2 0 32.56,10
396.510 15,0 0 98,0 5 87^0.369 17.0 0
1.64952
;
3,806,250
2.457.250 1,349.0
28,15.0 289,17.60 3,0213 157. 6, 0 120.8360 390.0 35,0 . 0 1.4*756 73,265806
8,96.273 21.31 15,*4 9.76 20.81360
23.10 18,94520 25.0 259.07 6 41.50 3,05.0( 3075.0 475, 9.20
$
2,0 76
78.1294 250. 0
35,0 . 0 36.10 574.23
$••
New
17,523.0
695.0
V
"
64,810 23.648290
10.5490
.
456.73,20 27.491 50 15.604 15.0 0
Capitl
6 3.650
278 6
7:
50,185.0 291.462 0 43,713 159.3 410 12.5086 390. 0 '35.0 0 i7456 75,26 806
1M75".O 6 36.95>806
■
$
i
390. 0
New
,
;
460.79520 34JL9150 15,63.14 15.0 , 0
$
$
Capitl 28.150 20.183 32.810 14,750 10. 0
748.50 i7o 76o 8o72 o6 452.10793 6,0 . 0
610.38
2.0 ,0 36,21 0
Refundi g 2.0 0 16.720* 1,493,0
1952-
t
20 .0
$
91,278. 3 21 ,31 16.083410 21,508.60
20 .0 0 20 ,0 0
185.0 20.183 .1 43,50. 143.250, 10. 0 390. 35.0 0 38,10.
'
1.5982,4 municpaltes.
Refundi g 36,21.0
i
rvo.
39.85420 4.0 ,0 257,*19.0 1.937,21 302.9864fel
s
-1962
Total
10. 0 37,4*l5~b0 45.0 ,124 6.0 .0
New
——
—
#
•
Total
■
v
\
.
Toial
—4-
$
15.0 , 0 15,0 0
1,75.0
31.02 0 207,6 .0 32.0 0 12.50
7,1*0. 10. 0 51,34.0 413:50,
: 17,8496
'
*:
»
-
I+I
7 9.0 0
17A09.32
f
7.684590 16 .0
8 .50
<>;,
42.036
<
8 .50
14138,059,725.924
31.02 0 325.1986 32.79,0 12,50. 0 94209.32 7.84,590 1,936.0 7i _Z— 108,3 6
'
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FIVAEMO,TTPFRHNSFEGLDR^UAICRM
r„
*
- J.
12,4 0
'
$
Capitl 306,850 15,0 . 0 •75.12,35 "87,0.369 17,0 . 0 *tA-V2i
itr.\
New
-Sj-
—1964
;FTr"* 502,847
Capitl
13,60. 730.465,2
.X
'
516^401
Tota-l 467.58420 27,3950 53.0 156 13,69 3 *'*?tf■*•?
?•*
J
:
15,0 0 12,75019 42.85,06
z:
J
r
618722.,48931553
Refundi g 14,75.0 10, 0 10,973.10 7,106,27
$
-195
Capitl
32,80 17.3950 42.3 026 126.584,79
$
New
"
516.401
Total.
GFOVOCERRNEMPIGTN,AT,
-1956
$
New
•
-■
$
2,9 5
491.825, 0 1,50 523,840. 54.270 103,5 0 2792. 5
351,0 13,8714
768,25340 56? 8,50
108;
.
3l750, 365,94.632 0,531"
7981.5,3297.40013246689.747203,8RafecBons1ItFGrutdevihiodrakmgbBmraluntfc.opnlyeeydsi FAOMTPSHRUNTISICELONIOHNRPEDEAFW
i agencis.& funds
AOFPRIL bLoaonnng-dtdesrm Short-em stock stock bLoanoncngft-edtear.sm;
foreign- Short-e—m P:—resftockd Comon corpate. B^Iantenrakio.l GoCvearnnmdita.n fogreicnGLooavantnd, •Mcuniicpale—Sste,s, Staes toal. indfcingluuoodreets
MONTH
Pref red Com on
Other
"
k
'
Grand
Total
'•
§
Other Farm
United
•These
;
'26,3450 -yVjTii",.;: 32,8650 vitf'■,-V1*' .7
?
k"j
v
i
v
95.3 ,6 17.09,32
i'v- s.
^
"U'
1*-
—.2
~
175 60*
10, 0 27,395.0
7
034,108
1882:7 * 2.54,276 £Z~iIZ 39,651.07 214,215 ?,50. 0 15,40* 31.908,519
"?'f
'■
:
1.0 ,0
25.0 ,0
Cfepital 3,870 17,029. 35,0 0 92.15,20
450, 0
Total
-1956
13,08. 0 356,720
Refundlg "514,10
17,20
i:'2i 10, .0
'•
175,36 28.0, 47il~2,50- 27v,40^ 60,75
New
156.97,80 2,14 5 1.084108 2,50 0 ;:t■.. 15,407 63;28,519
3SI:
"
M-'
);•
187,5293
"
"
~
20,l$39'
"
.
1,50 0
50.0 0
L.
V
-
1,50. 58.073~14 •,.50934 51,63291 13.649,175 425,0 16,2896 16,85.734 16.94,520 13,08.0 42.85174 5,093.450 2P.3691°l 41.69,175 2,50,0 4712,50 16,2.896 4,30674
,
..
514,10
10,835780 7 7 7" '7 7 7 1,34980 Tr"
..
267.2 8 5 4.276
V
'
Capitl 13,08 0 356,2790
9
<91.3280
915,250
465,250
17,3950 74,302.78 12.54,276 39.275,60 2.14,215 2.50 15,40 2.793120 169.43,16 3.870 26,51.728 47.5 ,276 31.6087 2.14,215 2,50.0 *5,To;6 43,12 0
175.0 —lx_
20,3 .0 32.80,2
New
"*83,T;6125.0
18.079,5 87.458,0 39,715.0 25.376,0 168758
10. 0 10, 0 8.419.50
14,750
2,075.08
$
-t
■VfL-1
•
4
•™
Refundi g 87,45.0 31,296.0
•V
8 ^0
19,0210 25.03,6 32,79.0 12,50. 89.564302 7.84,590 T.936,0
163,2974
:
•»»
—195
■X:
*
,91.3280 20.35,0 35,0 0 17-,iTl256 45O76 -^l"VW.O 467.584,20 S-W/.'JX 1.,7^20
■
•*•
i>
/.•
>
Total
0
^
,i
■4-
$-
2,496.20 12.0 0 70,496.20 4.650
2.4P6720P
>
7 9.0 1T—w 7.684,590 16,0 nf8t6 0 42,036
15,0 . 0 15,0 . 0
x
J
;
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CHAR TE
1.236,0 472
'*" ,V
—-■*
1.63726,201594 GARONUPIND
Poseins.
t:
25.0 , 0 '89.6450
19.02, 0 159,670. 32,0 . 12,50 i-, 72.450 .10, 1.750
•*.3
9C.705, 5.608,274
1,349.80
•'C
isf:
780,1520 567 8.50 3827650, 379, 634 13,50
7 7 Zl7
Refundi g 1,34980
Capitl
OSUMFARY
503.17 0 1,50. 30,48235 108.54270 103,5 0
xx'r
509,683 15,0 0 31.045,19 418,23679
-r
$
$
New
X
— ^i-U
Refundig 12.0 0 48.0 0
$-
Refundig 89.6450 27496,201)
-1954—
—
f
10.83570
;
50, 0
164,0 2 2.3,0 0 2,0750 rjuXo
1,50.
425,0
58,073*14 5.093,450 51,63291 13,649175 16,28.96 16,85734 16,94520 13.08 0 42.31074 5,093450 217,5341 41.69,175 .a^oq 4*il2,50 -.16,289 4,30674
'•»'i
.
;
'
J"7 «
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•f.
AOFPRIL
MONTH
'^"57089,64-68..931,-1832
*768,25340
'
*2
Notaesn-d
NBoands utiles ecctsooptea.rl,,l,manuft acesori. miannaudfcutnsritgr-dl beuitldcn.gs, — htortalIrndvueinsstmg,n,Miscelanous utiles. eccstooptea.l,,l,manufctres^ aoi. imnaandufucntsritrgd-lX— bueiltdcn.gs, htrotaIrnlvddueisinsntmggn,,,Miscelan—ous *«.i utiles. eccstootpea.l,,l,manufctres :aories imnaandufucntsrtirgd-l ; beuitldcn.gs, , htrtoianrlvudesistnmgn,, eliscanou utiles eccstootpe.alr,,l,manufces ories imnaandufucntsritrgd-l x~-,beuticld.-—ngs, , htorItnarlvdueisntsmg,n,Mifscelca.nous 1Lseccour.pritate
etc. etc. etc. etc.
Bonds
Long-Term Railrods Public Irofi, Equipment Maontodrs
Other
Oil
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Total
•
,
.
Short-T
Railrods Publics Iron, Equip,ment Maontodrs Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ng
Stocks— Railrods"
Equipment and
Totifl
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
.-»
;»
Total-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ng
Total
%
o
3
Ol
cr
a
(t>
a
a
2.
tz
►7
3
a
C.
CO
a
s
si¬
«—i
-1
ft
ft
a
2.
ft-
o
-)•
*7*
\B
;
ft
*A
5T
lr
Total
$
1,958.4197
5,960, 0 190, .42 429,73485 25,0 ,0 5,85075 7, 50- 0
527o~75 120. 3650 60.38540 7,20,0
2.61,723 1,y4,6857,205
Refundi g 130,9215 6,924,05 ,6950
-1953-
138,6175 1768,0 4671850 235,162. 0
s
'•
Capital 1,82749.852 .5960 183,975. 2 429,03854 25,0 0 3,8507 0 7,50, 0
s
,
1,79506,2 2,0,0 178, 6.75 36,2386 26,0 0
$
Total
29,"l6(i7o61
$
;
•
*
■
,
57,841.732 ia7o ,o 381.740 48,92 05
■
29,*10oi61
Capitl 1,74593218 2,0 172.06,75 362,5483 26,0
S
'•
T-193
2,38165,92 6780, 30,490 l,493817,0t5 20, #,
7
/.,
147,5 0 591,84.520 35,7 0 56,07 175,089 8,91.50 25,0 .0 0 0 270,650
a
1,00
Refundi g 31,0 0 4,30,0
9.567,02 1,3490
3,56.10
Capit l •;/$ 16.54,0 587.14,520 35,7 0 65,02398 174.50,9 8.918.30 25.0 ,0 i.o IOo 267418,90
New
,
.
12,540
*
;
-.
,,
521
18,40 0 219,70539 36.136,751 "^f*' •72,0 0 ,"607
-
I,
2,0359,6 98,0 0 69,260 489,r21576o 2,095.3246,13,250
1
ft
.
i.
■-
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'48,0597236^#*"i*■»♦-~~.-•»{SeDCPcuoramuvtncsp'd.fhltes, YEARS
*4385940628,'1V"-i"7*}■z'f£•r-.\,c '■*S/,-vr!.FTMEFOA3HNPIOUDVRR0SL
TFMEA3FOHNPDIUOVRR0SL JA«;ftl'"/•tc«-.,.eGRonyiJeoravsmlrupbm0d^
I I" "!
YEARS
10*4Re.fu,n-dig$/'■ 1T60524tAo. 38,902 >iI1f'*'.•.I»-- i9—8,0«l„'62.0.1'-^
it
/Total 1,348752 >3632/,08»51,75 i>,'91,682801.381,963042457 ia.ov-ibU;'7*'213^1305.4,,90155,927:.r3718SO46f6.i08Q4*4«3U^'75.-)V0
H-';.• ,
3080125,86 50,2 7,0 0 12,50 0 12740,821 7,0 8,148.0 1,0 0, I30,54i0
: ■
ir
*
t
-
•
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'91.
fundingif/'-;21,50. 0 95,38 0
-1954
'/■■
.yAi/
%-4i* hi-f
i
i.
3,0 195,0
/20,0'0 —,
2,0 .0
,
■>
1,81253,09348062497
20 ,0 0
1,479,275324.08
/.
-
=
I
*
r
7.619.650 2.0 ,0 3.482.60 1,68340 82.90 250 7,152,9 5
1.392.60
T
123,861753
264,109 61 20,94.78 246,81 3 29,53280 i,9~23l25 IL475I0O 50.14 69
2,0
350.2867 6,046,025 7 02^80 37,82.71 290, 0 65.947835 4,52 36 571,0 74 147,5 0 942,10.37 41,82 05 643,29 80 21,89162 9.208,50 25,QO pO 6.9471835 307.19 536 2,390 7,62.4
,7Y
9,265.0 957,30.827 93.256478 1,09,10 74960,913 175.2816 4.860. 0 38.92315 174516 15.49680
624,15
/
7*2lIo25
7.348,0 5
2,4830659
8.069,03 31,0 0 1,64805
9,567, 02 2,07 ,025
3
3,5 6! 74L2 •
10 *
57.8
/
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V
*
A
7.
'
50 .0 0 50 ,0 0
17,40. 0
,-i
18,40
'
426.90 349.5,891 4,620, 0 62~365,28 35, 198 503,18 -,.38560 173,24 2,4790 107,8 142 583.42,14 126.01,96# 1,9475.01 4,920. {2,50,0 190.35,780 153, 198 8.651.951 1,3850 173.24 2.47 90 25.74,12
;•
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22,1;0i«M53^.6
1-*/j
2 5,0 "07,90 0
21.50Q 0 124,38 0 32, 9521 ;i/To,bOo 47, 8739
17,40 0 08,460 426.960 320,58.691 4,620 •yi^kw 62,385 6 35, 1.98 S03.i81 163,50 173,2 4 2,47 90 98.10Q 42
173.2 4
7-iv*n; 91.60 1,07593801 41,920. 12,50 60 168,0 368 153, .98 8.651,9 ! 8,61.50 2,47.90 207,965.403 '•,Ji-
^*-,, 28.96I2Q0 80. 0
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:2,468170,073;2,9065*1338#?7^S."'Oi
GSOTNICUSRONRHEAPUIPFWEIEAO
SUMARY APRIL:*30 .f~t-j'I:" note$_« ';•i notes.-it, —.J V;, . . . 4kc._ • ; "tav-*•j■-.fubSfoentgamrsotdhugdniiyecpsrdleysl 30 -.Notes* —2. ;Letc.^_ manufctrig _7 hoeldtincg., ;manufctrig ;- hoeldticn.g, - Utiles!—1_"IH - manufctrig hoeldticng., • ,_a —manufctrig.^ hoeldtincg., — securit*-—.
—^
&'.
t.
•
•
&30V6Q,2G9
-
$
—.
•
487.930 -—iI/. 56.8250 31,4-2 81
19
Capit l 1,35742.95 73,04560 145,912 81,5230 25^)0. 0 67,3~<)7982 -
s
$
'
-v—
:
t
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$
*
-Total
<
<r
1,9562,40 16.74,50 204,6728 352,16580
2,26,14807Q3.2.9573 04.137'5,60 14.90, 5 78132.09
Wp.-lwj.f
2,9235 1.089.0
103,5 0
68.5 0 23,0.jO
l.&jOuJ 1,6529,136
*■
-
...
,
•
L-
fTat * 180.941Q0 5«U625,0 o^aO.D M—'-—7— 347.96,20 183,250 .7^419,50 295,6 397,lTo56 ^>r;• 18,59^0
■
i
-1956-
Refundig 105,39650 1,78213 -J
• h'«
—
'
1
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{;
'•
;
2.92 5
•
New
'
.
109,8103 bi.!I 916,20o! 49,652493
V,
""A
-■
'■>
*41..60174,0933,96*!1''\^_
/.
■
*P\~ 2,507.6 ,250 68,5 0 -'V 248,90 1,765 43 23,0. 0
1,08 co
T
,
Refundi g 123.4580 12,780 70,9265 98,74.850 9,70 0
*
-195 $
boands _•—u- _•, '\ and —rstock-' stock- anoteds ,— stock. . Bank-Governmt governmt.Gv,•Municpal—Stes/d*Po ins V. i. T%rdincoludte
—•:END t
,
agencis
Short-em Comstoocnk* Lboonfn-tedrms Lbonogn-tedrms Comstocokn corp ate.
DaHM«; , ONT SCorp te— omestic— Long-term s-Ptroefckd« Candi —» Short-em Pref d .Comn foteirn—.;Other Short-em Pref d »'s•»:< Interaionl{Candian foreign Loaannd Unite.Sdtaes /;Gtroanadl. r*•>■•fTighuersee*
*•';
4
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:
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18.59,'0
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375,0
21,70.91
*
i-'
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2.950
17516
~
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13,589450 2.60.6 2!6io 6
*
•
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2,0.154
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1.97,830 2.160.140
—r-
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2,130, 0 32,05347 58,963 7
^
583. .3
/
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57.48,0 70,451.02 •146.72,89 328.512 351,483 692858 85.9 734 12.50 297,950 194:35.86 517.893,261
97
•
579,1635 10.547SO 96157,3497 45.917,049 15.0, 0 794,30.6 237.r -:60 24.051,60 47,50. 0 50 41,0534/ 379,28137
6.243
_
3.941.35
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.
7.093.10
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New
>16,7450 197,80 230,956.74 25,t9197,0 196. 86 29,472 60 2.453,60
-j,
.
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50, 0 16,7 4 50
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EANPDRIL 'j•,Boands —jw-+! ocopaelr,, manufctes ori-. and bueiltdc.n—gs,, i.-I— Inttvrreausdtmsinng,,Mis2celan-ous ''"> SBNhoooratnt-Tedes-ms utiles scecotoepal.l,,,Eqmuainpufmcternets— anodi indausntrdl bueildtncg.s, Intitvareusdtmsnng,,Miscelanous scectooeptall,,,Eqmuainpumfcetnrets- anodi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Intvtrerasutdmsinng,,Mis:celano—us *' . ——1_utiles—_ escctotope.a—ll,,,Eqmuaniupfcmtreesn—t anoid Indausntridl bueildtcng.s, :Inttvrraeusdtmsingn,,Miscelano——_u1:s facortpatle
* " V MONTHS Long-Term RailroHdti '•u't"il•'leies ste El,quipment Maotnords industral
\
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:
5
New
865
.
10, 0 !
Capit l ' S7.480 468, 7.0 52.0 276,53.75 94,27530 19,50 295,6 37,698.506
.950
139. 42, 841, 48 146, 72, 328,5 1 42 ,496. 196.903 75;328 4L2.50 . 297, 194.315 568.476
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1,409. 2
83,045. 0 /_.'v <i230.98!37 93.7 849 328.5125 /74t825,7» 13.65,308 >12.50, 2.950 194.3586 107,465.72
-
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:
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^
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/
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r*
Refundl g 45,29 75 10, 0 13,59.715 J,1 5,91
-195
QF
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^•£*12 7 0*270,982 '/*Vv. .
000 887 849
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4
•
,
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Lfon,
i Ship ing ^''s
*
Other Land, Rub er
'
^
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
7
342.98,72 6,046,025 7,02 80 36, 169 290, 0 *• 6il94~7,835 34,52 36 563,41674 16,540 930,45302 41,82.05 63,725198 210,821596 9,2085 25,0 0 6,947835 30,643 8, 2,38165,92 '4•'.
2,0 ,0 2, 0 , 0
1,420.785
New
2. B2.8fd 963,40 3,678,650 695.0 0
5.960. 0
;
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<i;8,51.0 ^' v-,f -
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2,56 0
/
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26,391.76 21,93 78 250,19763 30,27.80 1,19223!5 5oo541 . 75! 0.14 69 632, 5296 12.650 961.23,47304,93 87 1.0910 832,~59l!63 182,41 1 4.860, 0 38,923.15 "574.10 0162,89.46
5.960. 0
1,39260
New
.
20 .0 0
.
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3,0 ,0 195,0 0
2.56 ,0
Capital 9,2650 691,056 27.306,5 1,09,10 50,29180 145,30.86 4,860, 0 37,0 0 10,5240
;
:
12,650 692.56, 283,0650 1,09,10 54790,431 15,9831 4,860, 0 37,0 0
$
•
Refundi g 49,72 0 6,70.0 1,369,03
New
•
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—19S2
2,39607.24 8i7o' 56 41*2,30 1,54279,632,0 0
—1953 s
*
4o73~ 27o6 120. 3,650 193.20,43 1/230.95,60
2,483065,498
New
•
Total
t ;
Stocks-
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
ToVl Total—
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land,
•hip ing
"
;
.
15/1957
The Commercial and. Finauetal Chronicley? /Monday, April
.1
(1742)
6,.
i—-
Smith
(Continued from page 3)
Type of
Accepted
F.
Indebtedness
Refunding
$
8
91-day
Treas.
Mar 15
91-day
Treas.
Mar 22
91-day
91-day
Treas.
Treas.
Mar
Mar 29
W/a
1
Mar
$
1,601,218,000
3,310.000
1,600.068,000
1,600,206,000
1,600.249,000
1,600,068,000
1,600,061,000
1,600,249,000
145,000
1,600,391,000
Indebtedness
—
Dec
1
Mar
1
Mar
1
U.
Total
19
Apr
26
Apr
1
Apr
1
( '
f;
1,837.000
522.853,292
1,600,109,000
1.600.221,000
1.600,073,000
1,600,765,000
1,600,109,000
1,600,221.000
1.600,073,000
1,601,671,000
/ 452.551,576
22,017,000
/
906,000
:*33,000,000 El
452,551,576
'
for
April.—
Total
for
four
2,194,853.465
;•'*
'
•
-
Co.;
Net I«sued
V.
•.
,
t297,6o9,000
585,039,000
287,380,000
.
i"1
Notes
for
;
,
$340,247,000
722.439,000
382,192,000
January
;
Total
for
1.
702,370.009
612,025,000
_
108,109,000
for
720,134,000
47,527,000
594,090,000
18,651.000
129,638.000
+
Purpose,
fcr
April
*
»
•
All
Total
for
fcur
723,728,000
3,121,476,000
+536,358.000
7,
ings
7•
j
Insurance
Alaska
Fund,
Federal
Fund.
Postal Sav¬
Service Life
and Federal
Retirement Fund,
Railroad
Insurance Fund, National
Deposit Insurance Corporation,
Life
Government
Gulf
Natural
Gas
series
r
P
•
f .p
Co.,
1980.
Purpose,
Placed
investors
Utilities
33'i%
and
&
April
privately.
New
1,
Five
Haven
33s%
Co.
Water
loans
for
and
general
Baltimore
series
due
GG,
Purpose,
for
maturities.
<&■
Ohio
A
Maturing
Pacific
Northwest
Union
Co.;
annually
1957
1,
Jon.
equipment.
new
Offered
Price,
Salomon
by
Securities
Rock
Island
&
Pacific
certificates,
series
Q.
due
1956
to
May
1,
inclusive.
1968.
'
;
-
7
'
Co.,
Mutual
.
.
j
.
,
,,7:
F, uue April
i,
iuoo.
Placed privately with
first mortgage bonds,
rurpu. e.
~
.
.
-
.
Dodge
and
Ac
due
Gas
April
1,
Ac
:
institutional investors.
System,
1981.
Offered
by
Halsey,
AUison-Williains
series
debentures,
Stuart
Co.;
&
Co.
American
Inc.;
Adams
F,
1
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
•
i
A.
Co.
»
Inc.;
Burns
i
ard,
<
G.
Becker
Securities
Bros.
Ac
Williams
Ac
Stockton
Inc.;
Clayton
CO.;
Baxter,
Co.
Inc.;
Broome
Denton,
Byrd
Inc.;
Co.;
Ac
Stearns
Bear,
due 197%
privately with
through The Ohio
' '*•" /%/•'
mortgage bonds
construction
for
Co.;
Ac
M.
interest.-Offered
Edison "Co.
Ac
!
'
A.
i
Merle-Smith;
Emanuel,
Evans
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Fifjt
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
of
Blair
t,
A:
Fauset,
Ac
;
Steele
ro«ter
Ac
Ac
Hirsch
15.
Ac
Indianapolis
Co.;
Brush,
Co.;
New
Ac
Co.;
Ac
William
Co.;
Slocumb
Ac
Staats
R.
Goodbody
Co,;
Ac
E.
F.
Ac
Ac
Inc.,
As
|
Peters,
Co.,
Writer
Wm.
Inc.;
Ac
Schmidt,
As
As
U
'■
.
Pollock
As
As
,
,
Hutton
Co.,
As
J.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
S.
Scott,
Scrlbner;
Sterne.
Stfx
Roberts
Inc.;
As
Strauss
As
As
As
Stokes
As
W.
A:
Stroud
Schoellkopf,
Mason.
As
...
3%
Purpose,, to
repay
;
*
Ac
,
.
-
*
"
'
Stern
Co.;
Walter
As
Company,
Stokes
Inc.;
Stubbs,
Ac
F.irst California Co.
,
:
-
^
5JV%
Co.
($514,000*
and
exnansiou
unit.e* Underwritten
by
$53.50*'per
Price,
;
for*
Blanchett, r-ITinton
Co.;
Ac
Sullivan
Ac
Inc.; .Burns
Co.,
Jones,
Ac
Ac
Bros-
Inc.;
Denton.
Collins
Northwest
Ac
Co.;
G.
Co.,*: Paine,
Rotan,
H.
Mosle
Webber,
Jackson
Ac
Straus/ Blosser
Co%:
Walker Ac Co.;
•
.
.
-
t
-
Walston
Ac
Inc.;
7
*
-J
construction.
Insurance
Co.;
Philadelphia;
General
Co.;
of
Assurance
the
sidiary
Crown
Pension
Co.;
Royal
Bank
Insurance
State
of
,
Sun
Wisconsin
Co.;
Life
I
The
The
Dominion
Assurance
nada;
Co.;
Imperial
Life
The
Life
Assurance
Assurance" Co.;
National
Life
Co.;
-
Go.
North
privately
*2,000.000 Thor
7
and The Mutual Life Assurance" Co.
Ac
Co.;
Ac
,
«-hemical
&
of
of Canada.
Life
Ca¬
Corp.
5%
first
mortgage
Placed
for new construction, etc.
Purpose,
M. Loeb,
Rhoades Ac Co.
Power Tool Co. 4%
promissory notes due
Purpose,
for general corporate purposes.
Brothers.
*
*15.000.000
1963.
through Carl
with
institutional investor
an
"
.
;
-
,
-
April 1,
Placed
through Lehman
.
Manufacturers, Inc. 20-year 3%%promissory notes due March 1, 1976. Purpose, for working
United
Merchants
Jk
Canada;
American
Co.
1971.'
privately
and. sub¬
of
due
notes
of
Trustees
Butadiene
*27,500,000 Texas
Life
Co.
Connecticut
Corp.
Assurance
Antlionv
Wainwright
20-year sinking fund notes due
1,
1975.
Purpose,
for expansion program.
Placeu
privately through Wertheim Ac Co.'
s
*
■
Tucker.
May
t
Manufacturers
Life
Investment
Board;
The Great-West
Assurance
.
*1,000,000 Shoe Corp. of America 4%
The
companies;
Confederation/ Life Association;
TheLife
Insurance
Co.;. The
Independent
Order
of
Foresters;
-
Insurance Co.;
Eethlehcm-Steel
Co.; Stone Ac Webster
C.
Assur¬
National
Insurance
Canada;
of
The
Co.;
of
Continental
Co.;
Trust
Life
Mutual
Purpose,
Metropolitan
with
Insurance
Insurance
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Life
1, 1977.
Canada;: The'.Lincoln
of
Provident
The
Life
Insurance
York- Life
Life
Mutual
Company
Insurance
Placed, privately
New
Co.;
-
&
Inc.;
first mort¬
(U. S.) 43/s%
series A, due Nov.
Co.,
Cem.: "h.
r;
■
-
Staats
Ac
*'•
&
and
Securities Corp.; Stroud
Co.: Union Securities
G. h. Walker Ac Co.;
Watling! Lerchen Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean Witter
Ac Co.; Wood. Struthers Ac Co., and Yarnall; Biddle Ac Co.
R.
Curtis;
Ac
Co.,
Oversubscribed".
Lerchen Ac Co.
pipe line bonds,
ance
Brothers
Co.;
The
Gas
refunding
Northwestern
Hutton
As
and
Weld
new
Life
Co.:
Co
construction
with insurance
Weeks;
William
R.-
A; Co.; Bstabrook.-Ac Co': Wm.* P.
Harp?r Ac Son Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noycs Ac Co.; Hornblower
Ac Weeks; W. E. Hut, ton. Ac-Co.; IngalH'Ac'Snyder; Mason'Hagan, Inc.; Murphey Favre, Inc.; The Ohio* Company;
for
Co.;
As
Co.;
Julien
Inc.;
gage
ShaughCo.;
Singer,
Nicolaus
bo-Hs
mortgage
new
privately
Hornblower-
*,v
Inc.;
As
Co.;
4,/4.%> first
Purpose," for
Placed
loans.
-
Pizzini
As
Co..
1984.
1,
bank
Natural
Watling,
-
Raffensperger,
Stifel,
Co.
Paper
-
Ac""Co.;/Interstate
•%'' 'i
.
*83,000,000 Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Hammill
Moorq
Leach;
Inc.
.
promissory notes due Dee. 15, 1977,
Placed privately with John Han¬
Co. 7
'
■
.
/■
Insurance
Life
"
Securities
Carolina
Inc.;
Co.
4%
for exnansiou.
Mutual
convertible debenture's^ due March 1,
bank loans. Price, 100% of principai amount.
Offered by company for subscription by
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion ($1,694,800>
underwritten by DrexeJ A: Co.; Smith, Barney Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane: Bacon. Whipple As
Co.: Robert W. Baird As Co., Inc.; Baker* Weeks Ac Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis
'7
As Simmons; Boenning. Ar Co.;: Alex. Brown As Sons; Butcher
-7.
' A'7 She*rcrd;
Central Rapubl'c Co. (Iit'e.); F. w. "Clark As
7
v
Co.; Clark, Dodtre Ac Co.; Courts Ac Co.; J. M. Dain As
'- ^
Co., lnc:; DoHaven & Townsend. Crouter As Bodine; R. S.
V '
Dickson. As
Co..
Inc.;
Dominiek Ac Dominick; Eastman,
''y Z"'
DillO'v A: Co.; F. Eberstadt As Co/; E'kins. Morris Ac Co.;
Equitable
Securities Corn.;
Estabrook As Co.; Farwell.
Chanman Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michiggh
Corp.; Foster Ac Marshall: Robert Garrett Ac Sons; Glore,
Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman. Sachs Ac Co.; Hallsarten & Co.;
Harriman Rioley-Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.; Hemp¬
hill; Noyes & Co.; Hooker Ac Fay; Hornblower Ac Weeks;
* '
E. F. Hutton Ac Co:; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; The Illinois Co..
1, Inc.; Janney Dulles Ac Co.," Inc.; Johrson. Lane, Space
& Co., .Inc.;
Kidder, Pealrdv As Co.; t
^ Co.; Laird.
Bissn31 Ac Meeds; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
'
Ac Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hasan, Inc.; Mc/
/
Cormirk Ac Co.; McDopald Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch Ac Co..-Inc.;
Merrill, Turbcn & Co., Inr.; The Milwaukee C" ; Morgan
Stanley Ac Co.; W. H, Newbold's Son Ac Co.; Nevhard. Cook
A: Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific-Northwest Co.: Paine. Web-r
bcr. Jackson A: Curtis; H. M. Payson Ac Co.: Piper. Jaffray
Ac Hopwood; E. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Putnam Ac Co.; ReinT
holdt & Gardner; The Robinson-Humohrc.v Co.. Inc.: Salo.iron
Bros. & Hutzler;
Schmidt, Poote. Roberts Ac Parke;
v
'
Schwabacher & Co.; Scott Ac Stringfello'w; Shuman. Agnew
1"
4s Co.; F. S.'Smithers A- Co.; Spencer Trask'Ac Co.; William
*
Kendall',
B.
Rothschild
Parke;
Shearson,
Co.;
F.
Horner
Smith,
Agee
Co ;
L.!
Inc.;
accrued in7
'
subordinate-' interim notes
due
Jan. 31,
1962
and 70.100; shares of icoinmon" stock
(par $1> in units of $50 of -notes"and one-share of stock.
Quail
A;
Inc.;
Ac
Spokane
Pacific
As Kerner, Inc.; Rand
Rippel As Co.; The Rob¬
Gardner;
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
As
Deane
.
Poole,
Pomeroy.
nessy
j
Copeland
Christensen,
Durst,
through
McDowell;
:
Patterson,
A:
E.
Reinholdt
Co.;
inson-Humphrey
•
,
Hugnes As Co., Inc.; Rambo, Close
As
f
Co.;
sinking fund first mortgage ljoi'.ds
refunding ($361,280> and for
6%
Go.
1976., Purpose,
15.
St. Or®** Paper Co.
1971.
Co.;
Ac
Parrish
Co.;
|Co.;.Hill Riphards
Power
Aug.
($2,990,900).
Weeks;
Ac
due
repay
Bosworth,
Ac
Co.;
Ferris
A:
Marsnail; Freeman
Wells
A:
Co.;
Newburger,
Loeb
As
Hanseatic Corp.; Homer O'Connell As Co.,
Northwest
♦5,000,000
98.635,100 Scott
J; Burth Ac Co.t Bartow Leeds
Strudwick;
Nevada
B,
to
White,
Dreyfus
Clement
Ivlullaney.
York
Pacific
;
cock
Marantic
Wagenseller Ac
Purpose,-
,
Inc.;
/
-
Ac
Shave
Ac
Kaiser
/' •'*. ■*.
-
and
First
Reeves
> 7,
|
Co.;
"
3.505,000
Corp.;
Courts
Inc.;
Ac
Hornblower
Humphrey.
Bond
Keir;
Bros.
Jan.
Purpose,
Corp.; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Irving Lun<ibot"*
Mason-Hagan Ac Co;i Stcrnjey Agee Ac Leach:7Sutr«r
Winslow, Douglas Ac M'cEvoy; Burns Bros. Ac. Den¬
Inc.; Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.;' Stone Ac Youngberg;
Staats
Co.;
Corp.; Jenks, Kirkland
Co.;
Kean,
Taylor
As
Co.;
A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; Kormenrii Ac
Co., Inc.; Ladenburg,
Tnalmann <fc Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
Co.; Mackall
&
Coe; A. E. Masten & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Grubbs
Ac
Daniel
working capital ($138,720). Price, 100% and
tercst. Underwritten by M. H. Bishop & Co.
tc
Purpose,
1981.
Langley Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Ac Co.; Mcleod. Young, Wen
C.
w.
Elworthy
companies
Sons;
Ac
and
Co.;
Falls
Regan
:
"
;
Co.;
and
Pick-
Ac
Clarke
Inc.;
Co.
Fste
Bache
by
Goldman, Sachs A;
due
.
White, Weld Ac Co.; Blair Ac Co. Inc.;'
(Inc.); Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; Clark
Byllesby
Co.;
series
Granbery, Marache Ac
Ac
Co.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
Ac
Co.;
Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.;
Co.;
Applegafce
Hulme,
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
'
•
Morgan
Granbery,
♦2,000,000. Souti,ern
Ac
Ac
Corbett
W.
Burr,
Dickson
Ac
Corp.;
Garrett
Hp Jlgarlen
Hentz
S.
Inc.;
Iowa
Robeif
Harrison
H.
&
R.
Deetjen
Capital.- Price/ 300%
.
Cunningnam, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Shelby Cullom
Ac Co.; D? Haven Ac
Townsend, Crouter Ac Bodine;
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
-
Ac
stockholders/7 Unsubscribed portibn ($219,600).
by Hornblower Ac Weeks; Glore, Forgan Ac
Co.; Merrill Lynch. Fierce. Fenner
Ac Eeane; White, Weld Ac Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.)'
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Granbery, Marache Ac
Co.;
W.
H.
Newbold's Son Ac Co.; Stroud Ac Co., Inc.;
Wagenseller Ac Durst, Inc.; Francis I. du Pont Ac Co.;
Janney, Dulles' Ac Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder .& Co.;
and
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
•
./
•7 •
.
.%
•'
500,000
refunding
ahd
3%% r-first
due April
series G,
Anderson Ac
and
Davis
Dick
-,
uue
Price
Stuart.
program.
by Halsey,
William Blair & Co.; Clayton Securities corn..
Schwabacher
ton,
A;
Co.;
Ac
Burns,
Ac
Arnhold
Corp.;
Burnham
Rifchard
Coffin
Corp.;
Co.;
Bioren
Ac
Brothers;
Securities
Ac
Co.
Schwabacher
Co.;
'
and
S.
Bleichroeder;
Inc.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
Ac
Co.;
Aspden,
Robinson
Ac
Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Bache Ac Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Barret, Fitch,
North
to
Purpose,
by common
& Co.;
'
;
.
Peck;
Ac
Salk,
Ac
subordinated debenincrease production.
•
; , • i
convertible
Corp. 5%'
April 1, 1966.
due
Oswego
,
Republic Co.
Corp.;
,
.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price, 100.399%
and accrued interest.
construction.
new
3%%
Inc.
Ward
Inc. .4%%
Co.,
Corp. 4subordinate
debentures due
April 15, 1976. Purpose, refunding ($1,700.0001
and for
expansion
($3,301,100 >. 7 Price,
101n.'i%
to stockholders;
104%%. to public.
Offered by company for subscription
5,001,100
Securities
$40,000,000 Columbia
Salk,
through
investors
Casket
California
Placed
Co.
4%%.. first
Co.
accrued
California
inc.;
Co.;
.
construction.
new
iov
'•
%
short-term note and for working
accrued
interest.
Underwritten
mortgage tapnds
first
program.
Life Insurance
Purpose,
Witter Ac Co.;
Central
H.
33s%
c
Radio & Television, Inc. 5%%
convertible subordinated debentures due April 1, 1966. Furpose. to retire
.%.•%
7
1976.;
Fenner Ac Beane;
UTILITIES
Co.
7-,
Placed-privately through Lehman Brothers,
'7%
Purpose, to repay
Placed
privately
- 7 5;.
\
'%
Inc.;
Inc.;
Utilities
v
1,400,000 Olympic
77i7
Stanley Ac Co.; Drexel Ac Co.;
Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; Glorc.-tFofgari Ac -Co.; Goldman.
Sachs Ac Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Co.,
PUBLIC
-•
Norden-Ketay
.
.,
5'i
Coke
&
mortgage bonds,
-,.,7;.7y:
California-Pacific
institutional
,
^
Glass Co., Inc. 5% debentures due lr65.
Purexpansion and woiking capital. Placed privately
institutional
*7 tures
,
Freeman'A: Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co,;- Mackall A: Coe;,
Dean
Inc.
series
Co.
Gas
Gas
$40,000,000 Southern
$13,080,000
♦$1,500,000
100%-
Price.
privately with
Co, /, /;'
with
♦1,000,000
"
~
equipment trust
certificates
due semi-annually Oct.
1,
1956 to April 1, 1971, inclu¬
sive. Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield 3.30%
for all maturities. Offered by Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Drexel
Ac
Co.;
Union
Securities
Corp., and
Stroud
Ac
Co.,
Placed
program.
promissory notes due
March
31.
1.976.
Purpose,' refunding.
Placed privately
through Chace, Whiteside, West Ac Winslow, Inc.
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; Shearson. Hammill Ac Co.; Thomas
Co.; and Arthur L. Wright Ac Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
3%%
ity.
-7;.".;,;7;
mortgage bonds due Dec.
first
expansion
for
Inc.
repay bank loans and for new construction. Price, 99.106%.
and accrued interest.
Offered by The First Boston Corn.;'
Northern
1971.
Ac
Inc.
Co.,
,
$6,600,000 Great
Ac
♦5,000,000 National
.
Ac
Price, to yield 3.375% on all maturities. Offered
by Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W.
Pressprich Ac Co.; Freeman Ac Companv; McMaster Hutch¬
inson Ac Co.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac Co., Ind.; and The Illinois
-
Natural
1,
101.67%;
ment.
i
Corp.
Pike
April
RR.
1.
Underwfitten
$3,350,000 Portland
3%%
equipment
semi-annually Nov.
1,
Purpose, for new equip*
$2,880,000 Chicago,
trust
Ac
Co. 4%
interest.
for
Pipeline Corp. 4%%''first mortgage pipe
Purpose, for new construction. Placed
Company.
on all
Drexel
Co., Inc.
June
due
through The First Boston Corp.
Co.;
Northwestern
yield 3%%
Hutzler;
Ac
Stroud
Corp.,' and
accrued
pose,
1977.
Purpose. Tor construction
inclusive.
1971,
to
to
Bros.
notes
"7';-ri-,
Hamilton
through White. We'd Ac Col; Kidder. Peabody
Co.;. The Dominion Securities Corp.; and Union Securi¬
ties
equipment tru«t certificates,
Over¬
:-.;7-7
.7;
>
($1,754,500 > and for expansion i$2.privately
with three insurance
com¬
Hornblower Ac Weeks and Union Securi¬
Purpose,
privately
"Soo.ooo
Olds.
Ac
7
MANUFACTURING
promissory
II.)
(P.
1975.
Jones
«
7; 7
■
//■:%,■
,
Goodwyn
and
AND
4
through
Ac
Years)
33/«%
RR.
7
refunding mort-
and
construction.
new
Co.
Lnckf'Glove-Co. 6%. 10-year convertible subordinated
due April 1, 1966.
Purpose; refunding. Price,
100%
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Edward D.
;77,;,'''-----,.77.v7
•
Ac
Co..-Inc.;
Good
*1,000,000
5.10f( sitil^ng, fund debentures
for expansion, etc.
Placed
bonces, series G. due April 1, 198%
gage
bank
RAILROADS
$$3,600,000
%"/%07
Purpose,
;::7/:7;v ,'7/•V '7% \:4;'/
Ac
debentures
.jackson Aj Curtis;
1976.
1,
550,000
Baxter, W'Uiams &
Natural Gas Co, of Florida
♦35,000,000
(Issues
Notes
and
Than
'
series
bonds,
Dyllesbv
Placed
investors
Inc.,
Co.}
M.
Hibbs
Interstate
relunding
and
A. G. Becker & Co.,
McDonaiU & Com-,
Allyn Aj Co., Inc.;
C.
Webber,
line bonds due
Bonds
/
1.
first-mortgage.bdndif,
lo repay bank loans
with seven
through Chas. W. Scranton Ac Co.
Later
1
Co.;/Chuffs" &•. Cp.;-'singer, Dean"
Ai ScHbnbr; Shelby Cullenf Davis' a*- Cb.;
aCo.* Pacific Northwest Co. ^ and ,ChaCe> WJbitesid'e; West
& Winslow, Inc.
'
7'7*/ ;*7l
"'7"-.7. •
v'
Flotations
During April, 1956
Corp.
Purpose,
panies
Prioe, 100% and
to resi¬
first'mortgage
H.
B.
C®.;
Ac
,
845.500).
Purpose,.'for construction program.
accrued interest.' Offered bv Blvth
1986.
Ai
Inc.;
due
'
Co.;
Ac
INDUSTRIAL
Celotex
*
privately
Blyth
through
Co.
Cohu
Corp.;
Taker
OTHER
7
r'-.f
construction.
new
Paine,
pany;
♦1,300,000
•: t
Long-Term
*
($4„600,000
/'77-
■.
Inc.;
Co.,
Ac
Fleming-W.
Nolan.
$356,772,000
by Schweickhardt~As Co.
only.
due Sept.' 1,
D,
for
Inc.;
♦2,067.000
Details of New Capital
As
debentures due Jan.
for construction jprogram.
Offered
'7-7
'■
"
10-year 5%
Corp.
and accrued inlerCorp.; Morgan Stanley
Wertheim Ac Co.; Hall-
Co.;
subscribed.
Ohio
bonds,
first mortgage
101.875%
Boston
Ac
.
""•*-*•*•'
'
4%'r
Co.
}
Securities-. Corp.;
A. E. Masten Ac Col; -Rodman Ac Renshaw: DoolUtle
'%& Ca; J. A. Hogle Ac.Cd.; Sutro Bros. Ac C6.; Fauset, Steele
Ac Co.; Smith, Moore & Co.; Sutro Ac Co.; J. R. Williston
/.'-Ac Co.; Yarnall, BidHle Ac Co.; D, A,/Lomasney Ac Co.;
.
Price,
T'ne
Sachs
Stroud
Co.;
American
*1,000,000 Glatfelter
tNet retired.
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
by
by- The First
Fclger,
<Inc.);
,
Swiss
sold.
G, due April 1,
Price, 101.417%
v
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
Retirement Fund.
Retirement
System,
Underwritten
Schcrck, Richter
Webster Securities
garten Ac Co.;-Schoellkopf. Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Wood,"
Stiuthers Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.-; Stern
Brothers Ac
r,■
loans.
Ac
Oversubscribed.
Ltd.
Price,
program.
Goldman,
Co.;
ties Corp.
&
♦Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes: certificates
to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
and notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Zone
:
-
oP bank
retirement
interest.
Water
institutional
sold
Civil Service
Ac"
v.,
prograjn-
Scranton
W.
Co.;
Ac
Stone'
C. V heat A: Co.; White,
Norman R. Whitall Ltd.; Dean Witter Ac Co.;
Offered
est.
-
,
+3*46,299,000
2.585,118,000
months;.:.
F.
Co,;
&
Securities Corp.; J.
Gundy & Co.
construction
'
-
R. S. Dickson
Moseley As Co.f
Inc.; H. Hentz
Curtis;
A:
Sons;
Co.;
Ac
Wood,
series
and
110,987,000
377,429,000
:
and
4%. first mortgage bonds due March
for
«vcfaeci
Aisacc
$10,000,000 Kentucky
Total
As
♦3,090,000 Indiana Ga* As Water Co., Inc. 3%%
+235.312.000
1
Jackson
^|
dents of Louisiana
358.778.000
Notes
1976.
accrued interest.
-
April— 7
Certificates
Weld
Reynolds
Barney
$30,000,00C Wisconsin Electric Power Co. 37's% first mortgage bonds
'•-'v
due April 15. .1986. ' Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
by
Offered
for new
Purpose,
unit.
per
Biothers; Merrill lynch. Pierce,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.. Ltd.; Piper,
Hop wood;
Union
Corp.;
$115
Lehman
Beane;
Ac
Smith.
Co.:
bonds
mortgage
$100
units of
in
parj
of stock.
three.shares
Price,
Co.:
Ac
Ac
Jaffray
"
first
interest.
accrued
Gregory
1966.. Purpose,
'
>
+42,818,000
767,661.000
March__
:
90.345,000
65,2%,000
Total
Peabody
mortgage pipe line
'construction.'Place^
new
3%%
Co.
Blair As Co. Incorporated.
'
March-
Notes
for
•
Purposed for. construction
1986.
and
Inc.;
Company.
600,000
Certificates
As
Struthe.s
A, due March i, 1981. Purpose, tfor acquisition of proper¬
ties;
Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
;
;
7. 7
102,661,000
955,175,000
1,057,836,000
February
3%#f first
Oversubscribed.
200,000 Glen
7-
tl0,853»000
130,125;0Q0
119,272,000
Notes
:
Fenner
Light
A
Geneva Telephone Co.
; >
'%•
113.514,000
825,050,000
938,564.000
—
and-Wood;
C:„
Purpose,
Webber,
Paine,
Auu
FebruaryCertificates
1972.
Power
Co.,
Co.
•
250,000
Total
As
S.
/ Alex.
Brown
As Sons;tStroud As
Co.,
As
Co.;
McDonnell
As
Co.,
and
Chas.
♦
$
$
January—
Certificates
As
Retired
Issued
-:j
;
Inc.;
Co.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane? Kidder, Peabody As Co.%
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades As Co.;*. Laurence M. Marks As
7;
financing
intra-government
As
with 27 institutional' investdrs.
due
April
1,
Price,
101%
•
:
475,474,576
38,743,588,465 36,548.715,000
months—.
*
Read
3.) 32-year S'L'%
April 1, 1.788 and
(U.
due
A.
stock "(no
Underwritten
by
Eastman, Dillon <fe Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Bateman,
Eiehler, Ac Co.;
Bear,
Stearns
Ac
Co.;
Binghain,
Walter Ac
Hurry, Inc.;! L'lair Ac Co. Incorporated; Blyth
Ac Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Drexel Ac Co.; The First
Boston Corp.; First California Co.
Inc.; Glare,, Forgan Ac
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley £z Co., Inc.;
Hemphill,
Noyes Ac Co.;
Hornblower Ac Weeks;
Kidder,
,
6,401,168,000
6,876,642,576
construction.
3%% first mort¬
to repay ban*
102.7.,8%
and
Co.
Dillon.
bv
Co.
Natural,-Gas
due
$15,000 000 Florida
.
Offered
aiid
debentures
,.
Light C4. '3\'z %
Purpose,io'r
privately
.
Total
interest.
Paso
bonds
22,017,000
■■
-
first mortgage bonds due April
1.
1986.
construction 7program.
Price,
101.871%
and
accrued
interest. Offered
by
The First
Boston Corp.;
Kidder,
Peabody As Co.; Salomon Bros.
As
Hutzler;
Werthe.m As Co.; Kean,-Taylor. As Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.* MQore. Leonard As Lynch;
Singer. Deane As Scribner; Adams As Peck; Blunt Ellis
As
Simmons;
E.
W.
Ghark
As
Co.; ' Carolina
Securities
Corp.; Irving Lundborg -As Co:; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
As Parke; Stokes As Co.;
Sutro Bros. As Co.', and Coburn
At
MkFUebrook. Inc. Oversubscribed.
"'■<*
*
•'
517.561,292
17,867,659,292 17,344.806,000
—
bills
bills
91-day
bills
91-day, Treas. bills
U. S, Savings bds.
Depositary bonds..
T..x alitic'n notes
5
12
Apr
•
Treas.
Treas.
Treas.
91-day
91-day
Apr
Apr
Apr
March
for
Co.
517,561,292
I ? 1,837,000
of
-
Ohio Electric
Sweney Cartwright
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
2.108,087,000
2,108,087,000
'
.
Ohio
btiqueene
$20,000,009
S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds.
Tax
antlc'n notes
I
Mar
j
1,004,782,000
Tr.
Notes
11% mos. Ctfs. of
Indebtedness %/_
,
Company; Blyth As Co., Inc.; The First Boston
Corp.;
Hemphill,
Noye;
& Co.;;" W.
E. Hutton As Co.;
McDonald As Company; Riter As CO.;; L. F. Rothschild As
6,229,950,000
1,004,782,000
2Va-yr.
Mar.
The
7
Ctfs. of
mos.
Inc.
Co.,
Southern
&
accrued
7
As
series
capital
of
Ltd.
Co.,
debentures,
shares
615,000
gage
bonds due April 1, 1986. Purpose,
loans
and
for
tusv
euti.iliUihaoii.
vfice,
;
1,600,391,000
6.229.950,000
%%
.
Yantis
S,
$12,000,000 Columbus
S
1,604,528,000
bills
oill.s
bills
bills
bills
T.'eas.
91-day
1
Mar
Co.,
Transmission
subordinate
Anthony &. Co.; Van Alstyne. Noel As Co.;
Inc.; Arthur L. Wright. As Co., Inc., and
Tueker,
As
20,500,000 Weak-cast
Inc.;'Swiss' American Corn;/Thomas*
Loriibardo,
As
Co.;
Weeden
New
Total Amount
Security
Dated
As
Represents issues placed privately,
Issues sold competitively,
$ Indicates
t Indicates
special
offering.
-
7(
(1743)
capital, etc.
.
>
through
,
'1 J.000,000
t
r
?
debentures
•
and
r
Placed
Lehman
v"-' •"
for
due April
due
•
••
.'v.. -1
Hhite-Rodgers
Co>
r-i
/
7
42 000,000
U
51
5
promissory
New
• h;.
170, 000,000
x,
'rv'.,
25,000,000
Plantation
100%.
April
through De Pontet fc Co.,
and
accrued
American
Laker,
'
-
*
Securities
Weeks
Sons;
&
At
First
Boston
Nolan-W.
B.
Goldman,
Sachs
Ripley
man
Noves
:
&
Weeks;
-
Hibbs
At
&
At
First
E.
Kidder,
HiggJnson Corp.;
A:
"
:
&
Co.;
McDonald
Beane;
7
Co.;
,
Tne
/.
.
R,
Schoellkopf,
Smith.
Co.;
Glore, Forgan At Co.;*
Llackstock Co.; Harri-
■*5,000,
Staats
Leach;
At
Co.:
Stone
Stein
Bros.
■
50,000,000
,
and Wood,
agent
1956
and
100%
for
At
Knox,
the
May
for
1971.
interest.
the
Quebec,
1,* 1956
banks.
/
Canada
due
4'4%
Feb.-
1,
Grenier,
Ruel
Cie
&
de
E.
Inc.;
La
LaFlamme
4&"%'
r^r'.r"
*...
,
/■%•
-
first
At
and
Bros:-.
A;
and
accrued
to
repay
interest.
utiiier;
Vvnite,
300,000
A 7,
Cor¬
&
&
•
Co.
(N.
Pitficld
Y.)
&
Inc.;
Co.,
by
Co.;
a
Partners,
Dawson, Hannaford
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
/
Inc.,
and
"/;/
-
/ *
;
April
$7, 500,000 Hawaii
;
Price;
100'4
Purpose,
and, accrued
B. C. Ziegler A: Co.
4'4'«
•;
.<"
for
interest.
new
Offered
'
■
'.*•
con-
y
s>.-
.
by
.
7
•
.
.7
250,000
Heniy
Hudson. Hotel
April'
i
-
Price,/100%
*
.
; '
of
capital
principal amount.
V
-
.
improvements#-etc!.*
Offered
by company
for
July 15,
•
1957
to Jan.
cjnstruction.
by
825,000
B„ C.
1971,
15,
Price,
and
100'©
Ziegler &
inclusive.
Purpose,
interest.
accrued
from
Aug.
/
first
PrXr->>
.Ffice,
.
7
-
'-j-
water
:c
',
:'
; *
*-
'
M.
T.
Trailer
serial
bonds..
Carib
Queen.
ford,
Ferry,-Inc. 4lfe%
first
mortgage
>
bonds,
rtion
Purpose, for purchase -and reconversion-of
Placed privately through French <s£ ora\v-
-/
.
Natural
series
Gas
A,
due
Corp., 45,e!»
April
Placed
-program.
Life
Insurance
York;
1,
1976.
pxivrttely
Co.;';The
and
Purpose,
with
Mutual
NoithWestern
first
20-year
Life
Mutual
..
,,
March 31.
,
1971.
Purpose,
accrued interest.
and
l
fox
v
construc-
Co."
Insurance
ot
-
(Preferred
'
Installment
Finance
/debentures.
Price,
V
'.
"
&
•
•
•
'
iug
:
inteiest.
accrued
Olfered
Co.
Finance
debenture^;
5%
Co.
pi'ivately
per -share
7
/•,*'
*600,000
■'
....
March
uue
1
World
1,
equipment;
300,000 Tilden
with
work-
Ward
T
-
*
Airways,
1966-1980,
Placed
Inc.
promissory notes
Purpose,
for
new
liie .-isurance com-'
inclusive.
pfivateiy
Commercial
"capital
capital.
-
.:
-
300.000
Alliance
Utah
1,
due
notes
Price,
Wttu
18
Inc.
12-year 8%
subordinated
Gas
Service
Puxpose,
Price, 100'*
First
1,
1968,
Purpose,
6f principal- amount.
w.ithout. underwriting.
Co.
1971.
tal.
May
Trust
for
100%-
public,
to
company
"
.
Sault
f
.
„
El
■
»
,
•'
„•
Co.
5J/i%
for
of
debentures, series A.
construction
new
and
Lincoln,
and
interest.
accrued
Neb.
working
Offered-
Bonds
and
•l*
"7
working capiby
-
by
7"4'
The
/
%
Electric
'
i"",-
'
Notes
(Issues
Maturing
Up
to
shares
of
PUBLIC
Pacific
"-.due
Northwest
June
1,
Pipeline
7£
Corp.5.607
(including
$4,200,000
convertible
structxon.
Placed
"Union
350.000
UTILITIES
1958
Kidder, -Peabody
.
$54
stock
to
public.
$25).
(par
reduce
bank
investors
7
series
priyutely
&•
Securities
series
A
Dominion
Securities
and
250,000
eon-
Co.;
fered
through
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL AND
Blumenthal
April
4.
(SidnCv)
1959;
working- capital.
xm-
:*
vestors.
■.
&
*
.
-
Co.,
Inc.
.
mortgage notes
bank loans and for
750,000
-
*
nated
capital.
Finance
deb'nturts.
Price,
Co.*
with
a
group
of
in¬
100%
Hurd-Clegg & Co.
and
Merrill
'
61 a'«•
Purpose,
•
of
Co.;
100,000
and
Offered
for
by
bank
repay
125,000
of
&
lor
Co.;
new
loans
and
stockholders,
War
25.000
new
shares
of
Price.
v
residents
Price,
of
Florida,
at
Price,
Blyth
&
&
Co.;
Lynch,
White,
and
par
Co.,
Inc.;
Kidder,
Pierce,
Fenner
Weld &
&
Co.;
Co,;
Stern Brothers
five-year
junior
expansion
and
accrued
interest.
"
subordi¬
working
Offered
\
by
accrued
The
A.
dividends.
First
&
*■
A:
-
-*'
Coffin
Cook
Co.;
Burke
Newhard,
Ar
H. O. Peet
MacDoxxald.
At
Co.
&
&
C.
Ar
Burr,
Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.
Price,
as
a
69,670
cents
50
.share.
per
speculation.
a
shares
of
stock.
common
Harris
Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Newburger
Ltd.
200,000
shares
of
common
for drilling costs, equipment
Price,
50
cents
share.
per
and
Offered
Y.
N.
by
,
Mining Co., Inc. 250,000
shares of common
(par five cents).
Purpose, for exploration costs, etc.
50
cents
share.
per
INDUSTRIAL
Offered by
AND
public,
to
company
MANUFACTURING
Offered by Craig-Hallum,
Specialty
Co.
preferred
Inc. as a speculation.
shares
15,000
series
stock,
$1.20 cumulative
of
A
(par $20). Purpose,
Price, at par. Offeretl
working capital.
Hoppi-Copters,
(par
$1
a
cents).
50
share.
per
Purpose,
Co.
for
Offered
employees.
for
by
shares
of
working
common
capital,
etc.
Continental
Greater
*
Co.
-
shares
10.000
of
stock
common
(par
capital,
working
by
300,000
Inc.
Purpose,
Offered
best-efforts basis.
$1),
34,375,000 Caterpillar
etc.
Price, $28.50 per
subscription by officers
for
company
.
.
.
.
Barney
shares
500,000
of
common
"-stock
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price. $68.75
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn
Inc.;
American
Securities Corp.;
Bache &
Co.;
share.
Co.,
Whipple
Bacon,
lxarth
&
A:
Co.;
Simmons;
J.
Clark.
Dodge
R.
Co.;
First
At
&
Elworthy
Boston
Courts
Co.,
Az
Dominick;
At
Corp.;
Ar
Co.;
At
Inc.;
Drexel
&
Inc.;
Republic
J.
Ellis
Blunt
Brown
At
&
Sons;
(Inc.);
Co.
Co.;
Crowell, Wepdon As
Dillon, Read & Co.,. Inc.;
Francis
Co.;
Farvell,
Co.;
Co.,"
&
Co.;
Alex.
Central
Inc.;
Co.;
Dickson
S.
Dominick
Co.
A:
&
Laird
W.
Eichler
Bradford
Slocumb
Co.;
Robert
Co.;
Bateman,
C.
Brush.
by
Co.
Tractor
$10).
(par
Chapman
First California Co.;
I.
A:
dxr Poni
Co.;
The
First of Michigan
Corp.; Glore, Forgan At Co.; Goldman, Sachs At Co.;
Underwrit¬
North
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
&
Co.;
Ac
Renshaw.
Good-
body
At Co.; Hallgarten At Co.; Hemphill, Noyes At Co.;
Henry, Herrman At Co.;
Hooker At Fay; Hornblower As
W.
E.
Hutton
At Co.:
Kuhn,
Loeb
At Co.;
Leu
Weeks;
Higginson
.
,|~
Carl
M.
Corp.;
Loeb,
Lehman
Rhoades
At
Brothers;
Co.;
Lester,
Irving
Rvons
Lundborg
At
A;
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.
Fitch.
S3
s]xecu-
for expansion and working capital.
Offered by company for subscription
Ac
expansion and
and
per
Allyn <te Co.,
Barret.
Oversubscribed.
etc.
new
$14
Smith,
Price,
Corp. as
Rochester,
285,000 Carpenter Paper
Corp.; Glore.
Lehman Brothers;
Beane;
Co.
stock
common
costs,
by Emch A: Co. and The Marshall Co.
on
Boston
Co.;
,
of
shares
Eagle
stock
without underwriting.
Peabody
etc.
Purpose,
Lara-,
Price,
stock
Sold
par.
'
Co.
40,000
Mines,
capital.
W.
300,000 American
by company for subscription by employees.
program.
Milling Co. 6,000,000 shares ol
cerxt.).: Purpose,; for exploration
Price, five cents per share.
Of¬
Co.
Fairnsan,
Copper
convertible
stock
common
Co.;
Rodman
300,000 Aluminum
by company
without under-
ruction.
cons
by
Development Corp. 1,500,009 shares of
one
cent).
Purpose, for development
costs,
Purpose,
share.
share.
per
for
per
Co.
loam
$110,000 Aircraft Danger Light Corp. 10 000 shares of common stock
(par
$1).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $11
'
for
cumulative
$5,093,450
Stone
for
&
Steel
(par $1).
Price,
ton-
company
Inc.; Beai*.
Hallgarten & Co.;
Co.: Spencer Ti'ask & Co.; G. H. Walker
~A:-Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Goodbody A: Co.; E. F. Hutton
Stearns
Ac
and
Tomrock
stock
(no
common
5%
reduce bank
without underwriting.
share.- Offered
per
common
shares
of
to
for • exploration
by Ltickhurst &
by The Matthew
Harold
dealer-manager.
as
&
Securities
(par
Electric
working
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Purpose,
Price, at
par.
Offered
residents of Illinois only.
one
$35 per
stock
new
stock
common
21,000 shares
by
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion
(460
shares) underwritten by W. E. Hutton &, Co.; Hemphill.
Noyes Sr, Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Stein Bi*os. Ac Boyce;
G.
H.
Walker
Ac
Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple Ac Co.; Branch.
stock
A
Mining
stock
$10).
Price,
'
are
privately
Witter
2!»
Price,
etc.
speculation.
■
■
exploration
Offered
pre-
for
V,,„V.
(par
note.
Corp.
Purpose,
•
,
Reynolds
and
-
cumulative
Placed
Dean
loans
241,693
to
construction
loans.
bv
Forgan
a
(par
Minerals
common
-
City Power & Light Co. 120.000 shares of 4.35%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to retire
ten
properties,
as
F.). Inc.
Columbia
lation.
Kansas
bank
4'a7
reduce
to
'
MISCELLANEOUS
Installment
shares
Cor)), acted
Co.
Purpose,
to
of
(par $15).
share. "Offered
per*
&
privately
,
/
»
■"
.MANUFACTURING
Purpose,
Placed
for
company
12,000.006
by
OTHER
56.025
Telephone
Offered
acquisition
!'fop Mining
$1).
(par
by comemploy-
Purpose,
loans.
by
stock
common
Keim Ai Co.
development costs.
and
/
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co. 10.000 shares of
5%
-cumulative preferred stock, series B (par $25).
Pur¬
pose.
Corp.,
by
for
by
short-term
stock
240,000 Reynolds
&
Hawaiian
(par:,$10).
notes
B).
Purpo.e,
for new
through Whits,.Weld &.
Corp.
Co.
$10-)v■■■Purpose,
share.
interim
$5,800,000
The
Co.;
-,'ff
67
Price, $51.50
Offered
of
cents).
common
Co.
&
Telephone
subscription
writing.* '*•'
shares
-
'
\
-
>
common
shares OS
exploration,
for
Offered
working capital.
Cabell
100,000
300,000
Purpose,
share.
per
Base
10
>7 and
t
stock
:■
speculation.
a
1,200,000
stock
300,000 Mountain
%
1956
while
par,
common
/
-
-
Metals, Inc. 100,000 shares of capital stocfc
Purpose, for exploration and development
Price, $2.25 per shard.
Offered by
First Western Corp. 'as a speculation.
7
(par
%
.
accord¬
common stockholders and
construction. .Price," $14
''
$1
and
lor
3.60%/,
•
common stockholders.
for
as
Corp.
cents).
Price,
(William
repay
share.
Hawaiian
Mineral
&
10
(par
Offered
225,000 Kasscl
Lynch.
Pierce, Ferther <Sc Beane; Bache & Co.; Central Republic
Co < Inc#);»Grimm & Co.; Frank B.
Bateman; and Hourwdch & Co. _*
t<..-
,
privately.
'
Uranium
etc.
Purpose,
preferred
,
and Including Five Years)
-
:
$50,000
by
Webster- Securities
(par
due
Co.
by
Carolina.
North
Co., Ltd. 615,000 shares of capital
"Long-Term Bonds and Notes"
this article.
placed
Investments
par.
and
Florida. Telephone Corp. 77,350 shares of common stock
(par ;$10jf, . Purpose, for expansion.
Price, $16 per share.
Offered'.by-" company for subscription by common stock¬
holders and employees. Unsubscribed portion (1,539 shares)
underwritten by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
^
*
*$1,500,000
at
of
of
STEEL,% COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Corp.
for
1,237,600
.
due April
Offered
Paso
&
*-■■'■"
and
taken
classes
etc.
Underwritten
residents
".'7
Copper
315,000 Jnbh'.ns
3.60%
1,
Purpose,
tj
for construction program.
to
Polian
subscription by
3.383,702
*
and
and
' v
stock
A
(par
par).
Purpose, to reduce bank
struction
Price, $37 per share.
i.
$27,400,000
*$10,000,000
May
Electric Co. 24,000 shares of- 434'%
institutional
*
Short-Term
'!
UTILITIES
Light
preferred
Smith,
and
&
"
.'
inclusive/
are
war¬
See under
"
;
all
to stockholders;
construction
panics through Lehman Brothers and Hornblower & Weeks.
-
.
I,""-'
by
and
PUBLIC
convertible
..
for
Salk,
Edison
2,072,925
.
V'
Illinois
Co.
As
'
at
and
due May
improvements.
dated
2.75'«
to
pre¬
purchase
improvements,
dividends.
accrued
Corp.
capital,
in. u
cumulative
stock
common
working
Notes"
column of
cents.)
Inc.;
5%', -3.40'n
offei'ing prices.)
par).. Purpose,
with
6%.
stock
common
and
others.
preceding
Smith
7
300,000
ees.
Unsubscribed
1,115
shares
underwritten
by Union
\Securities" Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
White, Welu & Co.;
;%."ahct A. C; Allyn & Co.; Inc.
,
Hurd-Clegg
Purpose,
through
bonds
of
"
4
Inc.
*20.400,000 Fan-American
.
Co.
'
,
7
Inc.;
3%%' and
IfaWflH
xroih
pap value
value
par
and
par).
equipment,
*
1965,
yield
to
pany lor.subscription
,
-
capital.-3 Placed
Sulk,
by
*/
...-
*1.250,000 National
•
and
to
Offered
stated
a
no
Central
.
7
5Va% 10-year senior subordinated
for"'expansion and working capital.
Purpose,
100%
of
their
7
.
$5,152,788
junior subordinated notes due
a
class
.
.
Co.
'
*
stocks
computed at
■
100.000
maturity.
-ferred stocks of
-'*'
April 1, 1971. Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, at par. placed privately with institutional investors
..through F. Eberstadi & Co.
.:
#
Hawaii
of),
control
Idol
Price,
(no
2;438,45C Rotary
(no
Co.-5%
a
May. 1,
Co.
Ac
$300,000 Adirondack
Inc.;
STOCKS
'
7
.
&
Co.
May 15. 1956
Purpose,
for
county
flood
Co.
Price, 100%
4*
.
to
jtohf
and
for
and
par
IRON,
$13,500,000
by .company to public, with-
j
.
*1,900,000 Heller (Walter E;)
working capital.
Offered
out underwriting.
;
&
Co.
Smith, Barney
Co.; Blvth
A
Co., lac.; Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.; Dean Witter
<te Co.;
B*. J. Van Ing,n & Co.
Inc.; J. C. Bradford A
Co.; Hayden, Miller As Co.; arid Arthur M.
Kren.ky A
Co., The;- *7 7
7-' '
-
.,4through White, Weld
Co;; First California
Co.;
and
Blancliett, Hinton & Jon.es, Inc.
;
.'*, :'150,000 Ferguson
Furniture
Co.,-Inc.
6^
serial
debentures
due
.
dated
inclusive.
shares
shares
15,000
Securities
$58,073,174
ixx-
Metropolitan
Insurance
Life
due
ing
mortgage
for
the*
sewer
provemynts.
-
New
„
bonds
1986,
rChJy
and
'-.n
MISCELLANEOUS
.
County of),
70,100
bonds
xuio,
to
1% '
W
:
ID-year
Inc.
•$3,000,000 Cascade
•'*.
to
Co.
Schwnng' Af Co., Ific. to
and
revenue
1962
$4,000,000 MortrtiOlti
V
.*$4,112,500 T.
-
(City
Gas
at
Dillon
xooy
Weeden ,&
Morton
Co.
Gas
*16,355,000 Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd. 3,271,000 shares of capi¬
tal stock (no par);
Purpose, for new construction.
Price,
$5 per
share (U. S. funds).
Underwritten by Eastman,
Bi'aun, Bosworth
H.
by M. H. Bishop At Co. and John-
Co., Inc.
Westcoast Transmission
In
,
''
.
Inc.;
W.
Underwritten
Purpose,
stock
yield 3.10%
to 3.65%, according to maturity,
Offered-by -Tli? First Boston" Corp.r C." J.*.Devine A Co.:
V leuj/HxgginsOii Corp.; First of Michigan .Corix.i
"Baxter,
/ ^Williams
Co:; :-*vvmr,;,,.;T,(^o]lo.cx
Co.,c inc., - uufi
F. Britlain Kennedy & Co.
'
.7
-
v '
SHIPPING
■
Co.,
Co.,...Inc.;
Inc.;
>
resiE
to
-
of
Cole
3,075,000
C.
Chace,
Whiteside^ West & Winslow, Inc.; Wood, Gundv & Co.,
Inc.*;. Dwinnefl, Harkno^s & Hill, Inc.; Provident
Savings
Bank- & ..Trust Co., Cincinnati; Magnus & Co., and Mc¬
Price,
'7/
$2,075,000
'
&
Co.
Price,, $
Company
Gas System, Inc.
30,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, to retire bank loann.
at par. Offered to residents of Kansas by Beecroft,
3.20', if,
&
Ohio
■
common
construction.
new
Tidewater
various
'
■
■y,f
Pollock
Illinois
15,
1956 and due semi-annually
197.1, inclusive. .Purpose, rox*
1'-iirl
upirilfti
flltorest.
vlOotr 'vi.hu
accrued
1.
ZieglCT!.^-" tfoiiv-
B* C.
to
A
Price,
Mid¬
improvement
1,
for
by The
sold.
All
class
of
All SOld.
Donald-Moore & Co.
to Feb. A,
new
new j f>Mii(-Tiirtinn v
construction.
Oifercd by
,
finance
to
R.- S.' .Dickson
t2,000,000 Honolulu
dated Feb.
lf, 1957
:
7 7-4
."
Co.
Wesley Hospital & Nurse Training School 3'r-4'4 %
4mortgage bonds
'•
•
,
:
<
.
for new
Offered
public
uue
Purpose,
only.
shares
300,000 Union
Possessions
3'4%
uiK,
110,000
Underwritten
Natural
Carolina
7/
improvements. Price.
according to maturity. Olfered
by Bankers Trust Co.; Halsey; Stuart & Co.
Inc.; C. J.
Dt-vlne <fc Co.; The Northern Trust
Co.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Hornblower &
Weeks';
B# J.,Van Ingen. A Co. Inc.; Shields & Co.; F. S. Smithers
The
t
'
v
of)
L.ofi
to yield "2.70%,-
Co.;
6,-:Wtn. E.
!.•
1,
Purpose,
&
i
600,000 Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Covington (Ky.)
'y
3V2 % -4% notes dated Jan. 15/1956 and due semi-annually
-
',
5%.'convertible debentures-duo*
Corp.-
Purpose,.Vfor
1961. >
7/7/ subscription by stockholders, without underwriting.
.
/.
1,
v
May
elusive.
■
States
(Territory
dated
T
and
kemi-arinually from April
due
inclusive.
1971,
1,
4%,
Kansas
United
"
Bonds
Price,
%•
Gouinlock
W.
Co.
ferred stock (par $20),
,
>•
$1).
McKendrick
rants.
Price.
Ltd.,"Inc.;
Co.
(par $1). See under "Long-Term
preceding column of this article.
300,000
Inc.; Nesbltt, Thomson
Denton, Inc.; Greenshields
&
At
Pioneer Telephone Co. 3,000 shares of 5% cumulative
prefurred stock, series E (par $100). Purpose, to repay bank
new construction.
Price, at par and accrue>L
SOn
A
Harriman
Bell,
Gas
Ohio
245,350 Spokaxie
Co.
A
Harris
Inc.;
land'' Securities
&
of
dividends.
7 '
*
.
loans.
Walker
./loans and for
Lixnitee,
7
Underwritten
(par
share.
20-year sink-
temporary
Welu
Co., -.Inc.; Mills, Spence
Co.,
Inc.: Burns
Bro«.
'
City,
bonds
mortgage
1, 1958 to
strtiction.
r
Kansas
stock
dents
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Smith,
Barney & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; A. E. Ames A
Co., Inc.; The Dominion Securities Corp.; McLeod.
Young,
•Weir, Inc.;
Blyth &
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Salomon
1
Hospital,
/
Natural
per
of), Canada 25-yeur 3%% debentures
1956 and due May 15, 1981. Purpose, lor
construction
H.
'
(Province
99.60%
v'j-
•
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
„
$400,000 Bethany
•
'•
,
?
<
3"%%
and G.
At Co.; Courts At Co.; Beil At
Hough, Inc.; John Lane^ Space At Co., Inc.; and Louis C. McClure At Co.
son,
to
$56, 558,500
$26,000,000
y
serial
1957
Inc.;
Childress
"
550,000 Pike
and
Co.;
Co.,
3,526 shares were -sold to employees.
Underwritten
bj
Morgan Stanley At Co.; Goggeshall At Hicks; Merrill Lynch,
Piefce, Fenner At Beane; G. H. Walker At Co.; Bache A?
Co.; Drexel At Co.; Francis I. du Pont At Co.; Goodboc."/
At
Co.; A. M. Kidder At Co.; Carolina Securities Corp.;
7
Farm
1,
accrued
agent
•'
Inc.;
Brothers
6,834,384 Peninsnlar Telephone Co. 189,844 shares of common stock
7
(no
par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
construction.
Price, $36 per share.
Offered by company
for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscx-ibetl
7*
banks.
Federal
due
and
fiscal
(Province of), Canada
dated. May 15,
&
Oversubscribed.
money"
T.
&
&
Co.;
Scherck, Richter Co.;
Semple.
I. M. Simon At Co.;< Smith, Moore &a
At Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus At Co., Inc.;
Straus, Blosser At McDowell; Taussig, Day
Co.,
Stern
Stix
"/
.
consolidated
Quebec; J.
Boulanger Li-mitee.
Brunswick
Ontario
Boyce; Sterne,. Agee. Ac
Securities Corp.; Stroud-At* Co.,
Struthers At Co.
of),
Feb.
Prets
-
Garneau,
new
Inc.; Stubbs,~Smith At Lombardo. Inc.; Spencer Trask At
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H.
'•-VWalker-*& Co.; White, Weld At CO.; Dead Witter & Co.;
.s,
"new
.
Cook
At
Co.;
-
William
Co.;
Jacobs
1957.
7;ing fund - debentures due Feb.; 1,
1976
CU.
S.' dollars).
Purpose, for Improvements, etc; Placed
privately through
Halsey, Stuart Sc Co. Inc.
At
Shields
Inc.;
S. Smithers At
Bros.
Webster
&
Salomon
Pomeroy,
At
F.
de
Ne\v
000
Miller At Co.; Hemphill,& Sonj-MHornblower
At
Inc.;
Co.,
Hutton
Barney At Co.;
fiscal
3Va%
At Co.,-Inc.; Edward D. Jones At Co.; Mc«
Courtney-Breckenrklge At Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis Co.;
T.
Newhard,
1,
of 4.32%
preferred stock,
Pui-pose, to reduce bank loans and
Price, at par. Offered by company
$25).
(par
construction.
Fusz-Schmelzle
consolidated
John
.
i'
GOVERNMENT
Go%Inc.;
poration
and
Brothers;- Laurence M. Marks
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Robinson-Huniphrey
Hutzlcr;
.
Knox,
(Town
dated
•;Stuart; •&
S.
F.
for
A
new
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner At Beane; Reinholdt As
Gardner; Dempsey- Tsgcler At Co.; A. G. Edwards A: Sons;
*
■
inclusive*: (U; S. dollars). Purpose, for
improvements,
Placed pifivat^y with U. S. investors
through Halsey,
etc:
,
Moselcy At Co.; Norris At Hirschberg, Inc.;
The
Ohio
Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
R.
W.
Presspric-h At Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter At Co.;
■
,
Lehman
John
Feb.
by
1956.
1986,
Folger,
Corp.;
T.
Banks
CANADIAN
_
debentures
Inc.;
Co.,
John
Land
*$1,558,500* Charleshurg
1
At
Hutton-.Ar Co.; Johnson, Laix^, ,Space & Co.,
Peabody & Co.; W. C. Langley At Co.; Lee
Inc.;
\
v
Securities
At
Michigan
of
Hayden,
Hilliard
Co.;: 3if J.P >B.
W.
Equitable
A.- Evans
Co., Inc.;
Hancock,
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
At
and
1,
.
;
Clement
Corp.;
Blown
series
for
-
for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion (19,428 shares) underwritten by Lehman Brothers;
-
Inc.;
Co.,
*
MerrHl
$382,650,000
Childress At Co.; Clark,
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
R.
Drexel
Co.;
Bcird At
Inc.; Alex.
W.
Co.,
&
Corp.;
Co.;
&
Doininick;
Estabrook 'At
Corp.,*
The
Securities
Co.;-Courts
Dominick
..
Co.;" Blyth
&
Carolina
Dodge
Robert
Corp.;
due
Offered
.
by
Morgan
Almstedt Brothers;
■'
and
consolidated
3.50%
and
"
•v--A,'-..:
Underwritten
interest.
Stanley & Cp.; A. C. Allyn .& Co.. Inc.;
>
Ine.
3.45%
Banks
par.
77 Loan'^bonds dated May 1,
i'. ' Purpose,
refunding.
Price,
Offered ;by "John -T. Knox,
7.
Price,'v
Purpose,-tor .expansion',
1,.. 1986.
by
60, 000,000 Federal
Pipe Line Co. 30-year 3^0% sinking-fund deben-
due
Credit
Pxice.
at
fiscal agent.
York
convertible>'
Purpose;'for general corporate
1966.
15,
Placed privately
purposes.
tares
r
Intermediate
Offered
Development ;C©*s5<&
con¬
1956
Land; Banks -3.30%. consolidated Federal Farm
Loan bonds.;dated
May 1, 1956 and due May 1,
1957.
Purpose,
refunding. Price,
100%* and
accrued
interest.
OIL
Christi
tu'res due March
16,
Federal
$175,236,200
*'$3,000,000 Corpus
April
Banks
.
"
"'••r-?
J-l9o6
se.xes
.*
dated
Credit
<$31,150,000).
7
*5,006,425 Laclede &as Co, 202,657 shares
Issues
.
J.lo
•
debentures dated May 1, 1956
Purpose, Yefuiiding' ($20,500,000)
u
due
note
Intermediate
650,000 Federal
,
tt.xnag
(non-callable)
debentures-dated May
1,
1956
and
due
Nov.
Purpose,- refunding. Price,
at par.. Offered by
Knox, New York liscal agent.
• s.
v.
7
Placed privately with Pru-
,
Loan
notes
Federal
.
.
April 1,
1971.
Purpose, -for
general corporate purposes.
Placed
-.
privately, with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
"-'.through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
/'
'7
..'//%/
E'v/-
*y
i
;•
-
15-year
Home
due; Oct.;/15. 1956. Purpose, refunding. Price, at par.
Offered:, through Everett Smith, fiscal agent for the banks.
'
Oversubscribed.
Co.
At
4Tt% 15-year sinking fund
refunding ($1,470,000) and to
(SI,530,000).
At Co.
.
Federal
solidated
tienlial Insurance Co. of America through Kidder, Peabody
*1,000,000
.
$59, 000.000
Inc.
Purpose,
reduce bank loans
7 Farm Loan and Government
Agency
.
•
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Peabody
Industries,
1971.
to
*
,'/■
company
.
Price, 100% .and accrued interest.
Kidder,
by
Norman
note
•
insurance
an
•„
1,1976.
working capital.
Underwritten
*3,000,000 Van
with
privately
Brothers.
Industries, Inc. 4%%7 convertible subordinated
Van Norman
Co.:
and
•
-,
*
'
(Continued
on
page 8)
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates
issues
t Indicates
special
sold
competitively,
offeriiig.
4
:
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
%
Mondsy, April 10". 1957
...
(1744)
McCormick
.
-(
i
Co.;
&
♦
and
"i
v
)
,
,
I
f
.
i
i
;
Securities
Clayton
.
$5).
j
i
i
i
i
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
/
4,087,500 Consolidated Cement Corp. 150,000 shares of common
(par
$1).
Purpose,
to reduce bank loans and for
j
;
j
stock
new
construction.
Price, $27.25 per share.
Underwritten by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner At Beane; Llajr At Co., Inc.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; A. G. Becker At Co. Inc.; William
-..'i Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Estabrook At Co.; Farwell, Chapman At Co.; Hall-
f
'
t
,
Reinholdt
& Gardner;
Stern Brothers At Co.; G. H. Walker At Co.;
Smith, Mcore At Co.; Stix At Co.; and Burke & MacDonald,
At Co.;
Newhard, Cook
Co.;
Jones At
D.
j
1
i
i
At Co.; Hornblower At Weeks; Ingalls At Snyder;
McCormick & Co.; Laurence M, Marks & Co.; Merrill,
Turben & Co., Inc.; The
Milwaukee Co.; The Ohio Com-
I
pany;
>
At
)
ir-garten
li-t;•.:V=y
1
•
$1).
Underwiitten by Merrill, Turben At Co.,
Inc.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Fahey, Clark & Co.; The First
Cleveland Corp.; Prescott, Shepard At Co., Inc.; Saunders,
Stiver <fc Co.; Curtiss, House At .Co.; H. L. Emerson At Co.,
Inc.; Cunningham,
Gunn Si Carey, Inc.; Joseph
Melleri
At Miller, Inc.; Win
J. Merlcka:& Co., Inc.;, and Ginther,
Johnston At Co. Oversubscribed.
$14.50
|
«
•
)
1
j
<
monstock
*
etc.
-
.
J' •>.:
200,000
stock
;
provements,
$10)).
(par
to
company
im-
for
and
loans
retire
to
Purpose,
Offered by
etc.
Price, at par.
public without underwriting.
equipment,
to
company
- ;
stock (par
$1). Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $8.75 per share.
Offered by Paine, Webber, Jackson At Curtis; Piper, Jaffray At Hopwood; and Kalman Ac Co., Inc.
252,875
v
by
Inc. 30,000 shares of class A common
Engineering,
Newhall
'
■
capital,
working
Offered
share.
per
for
Purpose,
cents).
10
cents
75
public, without underwriting.
•>.;>.
•
(par
Price
•
■
167,000 shares of com-
Business Machines Corp.
Inc. 28,900 shares of capital
Norris Dispensers,
v
$5).
(par
'
\
t
Barney
At
•
'I
h
f. :
-
»
297,800
C
Oversubscribed,
Rowland
,
V
"
I
;
\
company
out underwriting.
95,000.Schicld
Bantam
(par
'
:
shares
19,000
C®.
of
$1).
stock
common
by
Wagner
-
fered by company to
without underwriting.
S
approximately
key
60
investment
capital,
working
and
r
i
Byllesby
A
i
McCormick
Co.;
&
writing.
&
Company,
I
Fairman,
|
j.
Harris
&
drew C. Reid & Co.; Shlllinglaw, Bolger & Co.; Stix & Co.;
Day & Co., Inc.; Campbell, McCarty &■ Co.,.Inc.^
»
&
street
Dallas Rune & Son, Inc.; Clark, LandKirkpatrick. Inc.; Charles A. Parcells & Co.; and
J. Rice <k Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
Conmany;
"tt
'f
45,000 share?
1
Shulton,
Inc.
$1)
45,000
and
Purpose,
B
A
stock
common
stock
common
■1
*
-
(par
$1).
(par
and working capital.
Price, $17.50
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee
Goldman, -Sachs & Co.; Smith, Barney
Corp.;
<fc
1
Curtis;
Shields
Francis
&
Hammil
I.
Bache
Marache &
Si
2o.;
Cruttenden
&
Pont
du
Co.;
Granbery,
r
*
Co.;
&
Emanuel,
&
*"Fewel
Space
Mason.
>
&
man
Co.,
Co.,
Si
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.;
>:■
Co.;
Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; Scott, Horner Si
Stratis, Blosser Si McDowell; Suplee, Yeat¬
:
Inc.; C.MF. Cassell & Co., Inc.; Kormendi Si
M. Kronsky Si Co., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells
Inc.
"•
f
f
Oversubscribed.
•.
•
10,000
and
shares
of
■
t
•
;
,<;•
325,000 Shulton, Inc. 10.000 shares of class A
$1)
.
'
Arthur
Co.: Robinson & Co., Inc.," and Willis, Kenny Si Ayres,
f
class
B common stock (par $1).
for expansion and working capital.
Price. $16.25
share. Offered by company for subscription by officers
per
r&
Si
employees.
and
300,000 Simplex
|
*
i
Precast
to
public,
200,000
stock
(par
Increase
pany
f
and
^
*
_
public,
to
.
etc.
6'.^
of
to
Price,
at
bank
par.
loan,
Stein
Offered
and
by
496,768.United
I
J
*
Si
&
of
shares
common
etc.
to public
one
of
preferred
$250
in
share.
common
Price,
(par
stock
stock' (par $50)
$16,218,996
com-
Purpose,
for
Offered
Richter
Si
Co.;
Deane
States
Envelope
stock (par $10).
Co.
*
Bros.
Si
&
ing
Price.
$20.25
Offered
-
common
per
share
by-company for
Sportsman,
Outdoor
par).
per
'; W:;
share.
Purpose,
" Inc. 590 shares of common,
for working capital, etc. Pried,
Offered to public by company,
-
(par
•
-
;
4
:
1
Sportsman, Inc. 550 shares ol common stock (no
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,? $25 per
Sdld to JohTTtJ.'de Sibour (President and promoter).
par).
Racing
Juan
v
*
*
'
?
r:
\
Juan
San
stock
mon
Price, at par. Offered by company for
stockholders, without underwriting.
•
Western Airlines. Inc. 180,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for new equipment and
working capital.
Price, $17.75 per share. .-Underwritten
by Union Securities Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Alien &
Co.; A. C. Allyn Si Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker Ai^Co. Inc.;
Blair
&
Co.
Inc.;
Equities Securities Corp.;
Hemphill,
Noyes Ac Co.; W. C. Langley Si Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Reynolds Si Co., Inc.; Walston & Co. Inc.;
Bache Ac Co.; Francis I. duPont Ac Co.; Sterling, Grace. As
Co.; Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Bateman. Eichler Ac Co.; Blunt
Ellis Ac Simmons; Hill Richards Ac Co.; Johnston. Lemon
Ac Co.;
Burnham & Co.; Granbery, Marache 4c Co.; The
Ohio Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.; Zuekermah,
Smith
A: Co.;
Julien Collins Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan. Inc.;
Newburgey Ac Co,; and Rand Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
,
;
r
-
»
;
300,000
•
882,500
Si
Tele-Broad carters. Inc. 20C.000 shares of common
(par five cents). "Purpose, for expansion, etc.- Price.
per
1
public,
Insurance
Life
Transouth
stock
(par
.Price,
account.
295 000
Offered by Joseph
share.
common
^
for construction of
etc.
subscription by
3,195,000 Seaboard
r'
shares ol
2,550,000
Inc.
50 cents),
Racing Association, Inc. 200.000 shares of com¬
(par $50 cents).
Purpose, ior construction of
plant,
racing
(par
Purpose,
■
■*-
Association,
represented by. voting trust
racing plant, etc.
Price, 58.8235
cents per share.
Offered through H. N.
Glickman; H. Weinberger, H. L. Oilman, M. Willig and
J. B. Danzansky.
.'
stock
certificates.
without
Underwriters
$1).
$2
per
stock
$1.50
Mandell Co. as a speculation.
Co. 951.520 shares ol class A
Puroose. for capital and surplus
share. ; Offered by company to
underwriting; in units of four shares each.
Factors
partici-
Corp. 29.500 shares of 63.nii
pating convertible preferred jstoc£ Jpqr $J0). Purpobe. for
working capital, etc.
Price, at par. Offered hftNew York
Ai
American
Securities Co.
The purchaser of each 10
"
shares
of
of
share
Schwabacher Si Co.; Shear&
Co.;
I.
M.
Simon Si
William
R.
Staats Si
Straus. Blosser & McDowell;
Co.;
preferred stock had the option to purchase
stock at par (one cent per share).
one
common
$16,856,734
-
,
Issues Not
Scribner;
Boyce;
Oversubscribed.
Thornhill.
Food
$1).
etc.
Si
Markets,
Price,
Co.;
Inc.
American-Marietta Co. 5,000 shares
Price, $53 per share.
Offered
1,122,000 Armstrong
$1).
Price,
$20
100,000
*
,
per-
share.
Croweli, Weedon
*
.
of common stock (par
by Blyth A' Co., Inc.
&
Underwritten
by-
'■ i.
....
.
381,206
Co.; Lester, Ryons
••
--
•«
Cork Co. 33.000 shares of common stock
$34 per share. Offered by Blyth A: Co..
(par
Inc.
Completed.
Eichler &' Co.; Hill
Si
Templeton; - Paine,
■
,
Completed.
Richards '& Co.;
Miwhum,
Jones
■ Webber, - Jack.sou
A* Curtis; Wagenseller Si Durst; Inc.; Bingham, Walter &
Hurry; Inc.; Kerr <fc Bell; and Stern, Flank, Meyer,& Fox.
Oversubscribed.
.
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
265,000
;
shares of common
Purpose, for expansion, equipment, work¬
Co.; ' Bateman,
,
Representing; New Financing;
$5,686,625 Aluminium, Ltd. 46,900 shares of capital stock <r)o par).
Price,
$121.25 per share.
Offered by The First Boston
•
,
Witter
stock
$100
without under¬
writing.
Prescott,
Sweney Cartwright & Co.;
Van Alstyne,
Vercoe Si Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.; Wert¬
Co.; Westheimer and Co.; White, Weld «fc Co.,
capital,
stock
13,750 Outdoor
-
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
machinery and woiking capital.
to stockholders;
$22.25 to public.
of
share.
per
50,000 shares of common
for general corporate purposes. Price,
Offered by J. A. Hogle As Co. Completed.
Purpose,
Shields
,
Dean
shares
$1).
$10
'
•>
123.046
j
Co.
Co.;
Wyllie and
stock
bv
without underwriting.*
unrierwr^tipg.
•
(par
common
$19 per
Co.;
$2,000,000 Alpha Beta
two
unit.
per
to public) without
Inc. 200,000 shaxes' of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Puroose, for expansion andiworking
capital; Price, $1.50 per share. Offered by Br own. Barton
.;.£?*./
Engcl.
•:
"•'1> •
■ -V-iv;'. t.t
v»4
r
1
$100)
units of
*
Honey Dew Food Markets,
common
Curtis;
shares of common
capital, etc. Price,
to t,publieT- without
Consumer
(Offered by company
par;
59,000
California
company,
$2).
-A
,
Si
&
Jackson
by
The
Scherck,
Co.;
Noel
Webber,
& Surety Co. 5.000
Purpose, for working
Services, Inc. 4,000 shares of class A
(par $10) and 9,500 shares of class B slock (par
$10).*' Purpose,;ifor inventories and equipment',, Price,, at
and
etc.
(par $5).-
per
Greenbelt
Inc.;
Reinholdt Si
Gardner;, Reynolds
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.;
Russ
Co.,
Singer,
Sutro
preferred
First
Co.;
shares of class B common
to increase capital and-surplus.
stock
300,000
Goodbody & Co.;
Hayden, Miller Si
Paine,
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Co.;
heim
cumulative
repay
&
of T/e cumulative pre¬
for working capital, etc.
2.000
share, i. Offered
underwriting.
•
$30
135,000
without underwriting.
1.338
capital,
company
shares
Ohio
Co.,
Co;;
common
Richards
Co.
Purpose,
Casualty
Georgia
stock
MISCELLANEOUS
Inc.
shares
669
working
■
of
underwriting.
Purpose,
preferred shares and
-■
-
10.000
$10)i.
inventory,
J67,250 Tog-Loc.
♦
without
Snimquip, Inc.
|
3C0.000 shares
Inc.
(par one cent).
Purpose, for capital expenditures^
working capital, etc. Price, $1 per share. Offered by com-
-
»
Industries.
stock
pany
150,000
7 '.
Cleveland Corp.; First Securities Corp.;
Sons; Ginther, Johnston & Co.; Gold-
Co.;
&
son,' Hammill
-
•
-
Si
$25).
(par
Purpose,
$36.50 per share.
Offered by company for sub¬
scription by class A common stockholders, without under¬
writing.
i
''
Hallgarten & Co.;
Ira
Haupt
Si
Co.;
Co.; H. Hentz Si
Co.; Hill Richards Si Co.; Hooker & Fay; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.;Wanney, Dulles Si Co. Inc.; Johnston, Lemon Si
Co.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen Si Mijler,
Inc.;
John
B.
Joyce
Si
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody
& Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.;, John C, Legg & Co.; Lester,-Ryons ;
& Co.; Carl ivf. Loeb, Rhoades <fc Co.; Loewi Si Co. Inc.; '
McCarlev <fc Co.,
Inc.; McDaniel Lewis & Co.; McDonald
& Co.; McKelvy & Co.; Mid-South Securities Co.; Model, ;
.Roland & Stone; Morgan & Co'.; Muir Investment" Corp.;
Mullaney,
Wells
& Co.;
W. HXNewbold's Son '&
Co.;
Shepard
j
.
Purpose,
I
Field,
First
Sachs
The
(par
common stock
Co.-
The
Garrett
man,
Clark
W.
&
(Inc.);
preferred stock
Price,
,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Francis I. duPont Si Co.;
Robert
Haupt & Co.; Shearson,
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Co.,
Si
Deetjen
Co.;
Co.;
&
Ira
Co.;
Stroud
McDonald
Co.;
&
Sutro <Sr Co.; Baker, Simoi.d
Si Co.;
Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.; De Haven
Si Townsend, Crouter Si Bodine;
Robert Garrett Si Sons;
Howard, Weil, Lubouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; Johnson. Lane,
Richard
stock
Co.;
&
per
Offered by Basic Industries Corp.
Assurance
Frontier
per
Dixon Bretscher
Noonan Inc.;
F. Eberstadt Si
Co.;' A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Emanuel, ' Deetjen & Co.;
Fairnian,' Harris & Co., Inc.";' Farwell;' Chapman Si Co.;
•,
•«
& .Co.; A. G- Becker Si Co. Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
"
73,000
Inc.;
Co.,
shares of 5*/-
shares
60,000
(par $5).)
stock
Price, at par.
Sons;
&
Tegeler Si Co.;
:
&
Corp. 2,221
Corp.
Lewis
ferred
Bosworth, Sullivan Si Co., Inc.;
Burnham Si Co.; Central Republic
Co. '(Inc.);
Clayton
Securities
Corp.;
Courts
St
Co.;
Croweli, Weedon Si Co.7 Cruttenden & Co.; Dempsey-
Underwritten
Higginson
J ^
1
of class
class
of
for expansion
fhare.
per
t
shares
Allyn
Boettcher
'Alex.- Brown"
;*
-
1,575,000
'•
300,000 First
share.
A
$15
Offered
without under¬
.class
stock
common
Price,
$100). Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at par.
by company to public, without underwriting.
(par
100,000
of
shares
800,000
Corp.
C.
Co.;A.
Inc.;
&
Irving
'
i
to
Sachs A; Co.
by Goldman,
First Acceptance
'
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Bradford
Bache & Co.; Ball,
Burge Si Kraus; J. Barth & Co.; Jack M. Bass & Co.;
Bateman,
Eichler <fe Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Bear,
8tearns Si Co.;
A.
G. Becker & Co.' Inc.Blair ~Si Co.
v
Taussig,
Carr
written
222,100
1,500,000 San
(par $5). Purpose, for investments/ Price,
share. Underwritten by Lehman Brothers; J. C.
(par-. $100)
Purpose,
by company for subscription by common
Unsubscribed portion (2,098 shares) under¬
stockholders.
•*•••»«" •»
stockholders,
par).
Offered
share.
*
stock
1
.
Dempsey-Tegeler &. Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Sc. Co.,* Inc.;: Lentz, Newton & Co.; An-
Corp.;
Nationwide
15,200,000
.
'
*
Inc.;. Cruttenden
Co.,
subscription by
Oversubscribed.
for
stock
AA
(no
underwriting.
without
public,
500,000 interstate Motor Lines, Inc.
$2
stock
A
1,506,450 Family Finance Corp.
100.430 shares of
(par $1).
Purpose, for working capital.
HOLDING, ETC.
TRADING,
TRUSTS,
class
of
incandescent lamps from foreign manufacturers
under then existing contracts.
Price, of class AA. at par;
and
of class A,
$50 per share.
Offered by company to
F.
company
Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Fusz-Sclimelzle & Co., Inc.; Saun¬
ders, Stiver & Co.; Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.;:.Laird &
&
S.
of class
shares
331
Inc.
shares
662
stock
Price,
subscription by
purchase
Co. 92,636 shares of capital stock (par $1).
Purpose, for acquisitions and to increase working capi¬
tal
ot
'subsidiary.\' r-r«ee,". $ll- pci
suiU'e.
v>..».ieu
vy
B.
Price, $10.25 per share. Underwritten by Straus, Blosser &
McDowell, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Wm. C. Roney
& Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; H. M.
-
and
$425,000
$1,018,996
to public without underwriting.
per
Eternalite,
66,200
-
.**
for working
company,
share.
Offered by 'company for
stockholders, without underwriting.
$3.60
(par
INVESTMENT
for expansion,
Purpose,
t
Purpose,
Fire Insurance Co. 72,565 shares of common
$1.25).
Purpose, for Expansion of business.
Eagle
Ypar
Uranium Co., Inc. 2,500,000 shares of capi¬
tal stock
(par live cents). Purpose, for exploration and
development
eosts.
Price,
at par.
Offered by DavisBoyack Co., as a speculation.
•
;
.-i,
four class B shares and one
capital. Price, $8 per
units of
In
by
<
shares of class B
100,000
and 25,000 shares of common stock
cent)
Offered
'
■yr
Price,.
All sold.
Inc.
Co.,
A
(par $1)
share.
one
common
.unit.
261,234
employees,
1,640,000 Scholz Homes, Inc. 160,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
>i
,;..(par
Medicine Bow
125,000
:
$5)* Purpose, for. working oapital, etc. Price, at par. Of-
•
\
stock
(no
'
]
(C.
common
.
V-.
capital.
M.)
Downing
'.:-KW
Fully subscribed.
Co.
&
share.
without underwriting.
public,
'
working
for
Purpose,
Offerd
share.
for subscription by stockholders; with-
Offered by
(par
.
Offered by company to
tf-i
ETC.
,
Insurance Co., Inc. 100,000 shares of capital
$1).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
Auto
per
200,000
150,000 shares of common stock
Properties, Inc.
All-State
v
(par $12.50). Purpose, for expansion.
b
Dixie
$2.50
Purpose,
'* ' ' ^'-.y
I'ANI), BUILDINGS,
'
■'J): .■''r'ir
$300,000
shares of common stock
Price, $25 per share,
Inc. .11,912
Products,
•'' '
$13,649,175'
.
Valley
$1).
(par
stock
Ltd.
Company
speculation.
a
as
Financial Corp. 200.C00 shares of. class A
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $3
per share.
Offered by company to bona fide residents of
Pennsylvania, without underwriting.
250,000
1,250.000 .shares of common stock
(nnr
for exploration costs, working capital,
Co.
Co., Inc.
Delaware
stock
Goldman, Sachs At
Dean Witter,& Co.
^
A:
600,000
.
Price, 12>/2 cents per share.
public, without underwriting.
Irving Lundborg At Co.;
'
and
Wisener
Texas.
of
Rental, Inc. 300,000 shares of common stock
cents).
Purpose, to repay advances and foij new
equipment,, Price, $1 per share. Offered by Philip Gordon
C. Auto
10
'• ••• .v;V
•"
.•
.
residents
(par
10
etc.
Co.; Hooker At Fay;
McCormick & Co.; Newhard, Cook
Si
Co.; Penington, Colket and Co.; R. W. Pressprich Ac
Co.; Reinholdt At Gardner; Saunders,,Stiver At Qo.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; .Tucker, Anthony Ac Co.; and
Cruttenden At Co.;
■
(par
C. L.
-
Co.; A. G. Becker Si
Co., Inc.; Bioren &i Co.; Blair Ac Co., Inc.; Central Republie Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge At Co.; Julien Collins At Co.;
Smith,
by
fide
300,000
Delhi
Croff
OH
10 cents).
156,250
Purpose,
Underwritten
k
;
.
(par
and
Co., Inc. 61,740 shares of common stock
for expansion.
Price, $25 per share,
3,543,500 Orangeburg Mfg.
Corp., Houston, Texas 150.000 shares of capital
$1).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
$11.75 per share.
Offered by Security Sales Corp. to bona
Astron
of
Petroleum Ltd. 698,585 shares of capital
cents—Canadian). Purpose, for advances
to subsidiary.
Price, $5 per share (U. S. funds). Offered
by
company
for subscription by stockholders. Oversub¬
scribed.
Underwritten by Lehman Brothers; Allen & Co.;
Ball, Burge Si Kraus; Bear, Stearns Si Co.; L. G. Beaubien Si Co.
Ltd.; Boettcher Si Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald &
Co., Inc.;
J. H. Crf.ng & ' Co.; Doolittle & Co;;
Ellis.
Holyoke & Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner; Equitable Securities
Canada
Ltd.;
Fairman,
Harris
Si
Co.,, Inc.;
Fridley, Hess Si Frederkirtg; Gairdner Si Company, Ltd.;
Goodwyn
&
Olds;
Ira
Haupt Si Co.;
Hayden, Stone
Si
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.;
Houston, Willoughby Si Co., Ltd.; Joseph, Mellen
Si
Miller, Inc.; John H.
Kaplan & Co.; A. M. Kidder
Si Co.;
Kippen & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres Si Co.; Locke
Gray
<te
Co.;
Carl
M. Loeb,
Rhoades &' Co.; Magill,
Wareing & Johnston; McLeod, Young, Weir Si Co. Ltd.;
Oldfield.
Kirby
Si
Gardner
Ltd.; Osier,
Hammond &
V Nanton Ltd.; W. C. Pitfield & Co. Ltd.; Rauscher, Pierce
Si Co.,
Inc.; Reynolds Si Co., Inc.; James Richardson Si
Sons; Shearson, Hammill Si Co.;- Stern,
Douglass & Co.,
Inc.; Straus, Blosser Si McDowell; Townsend) Dabney &
Tyson;
Van Alstyne, Noel Si Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.,
share.
per
125,250 Mohawk
J
J'
V
Canadian
stock
of common stock (par
working capital. Price,
Homes Corp. 75,000 shares
Purpose, for expansion and
1,087,500 Inland
;
i
shares
200,000
Corp.
bank
repay
underwriting.
without
employees,
and
•
3,4^92,925
Trask
Webber, Jackson At Curtis; Spencer
Co.; and G. H. Walker At Co.
Oversubscribe*
Paine,
of
preferred stock (par $50). Purloans and for expansion program.
Price, S50.50
per
share and accrued dividends.
Under¬
written
by
Glore,
Forgan Si
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
The Fir«t Bo-ton Corn.: Drexet & Co.; Eastman, Dillion
Si Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner
&
Beane; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; White,*
Weld Si
Co,; A. C. Allyn Si Co., Inc.; Robert W. Baird
&
Co., Inc.; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
Equitable Securities Corp.; FuJton, Reid Si
Co.; W. C. Langlty & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Si Co.;
G
H.
Walker & Co.; Wertheim Si Co.; American Secu¬
rities Corp.; Bacon, Whipple Si Co.: Barret. Fitch, North
Si Co.;
William Blair Si Co.; Alex. Brown Si Sons; Esta¬
brook & Co.;
Kalman & Company, Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Bosworth, Sul¬
livan
Si
Co.,
Inc.; Julien Collins Si Co.; Dallas Union
Securities. Co.;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dewar,
Robertson
Si
Pancoast;
Dittmar & Company; R. J. Edwards, Inc.;
Farwell,
Chapman
Si Co.;
First California Co. (Inc.);
First
of
Michigan Corp.; Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; The
Illinois
Co.
Inc.;
Lester,
Ryons| & Co.;
McCormick &
Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.; Rowles, Winston
& Co.;
Wagenseller Si Durst, Inc.; Grant-Brownell & Co.:
Hurd, Clegg & Co.; H. I. Josey Si Co., and O'Neil, Alden
Si Co.,
Inc. Oversubscribed.
to
pose,
Insurance Co. 150,000 shares of
for working capital, etc.
Purpose,
$2 per share.
Offered by company to policyholders
American Security Insurance Co., its officers, directors
Price,
stock
Anderson-Priehard
Oil
cumulative
convertible
$10,000, 000
Purpose,
Edward
f
$2.50).
share.
for subscription by employees.
company
Purpose,
Offered
American Security Life
capital stock (par $1).
300,000
1,762,500
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
mon
&
$5).
(par
share.
per
OIL
B.) Co. 50,000 shares of common stock
for acquisition, working capital, etc.
(A.
by
Casualty Co. 15.000 shares of common
for working capital. Price, $19
by company for subscription by com¬
stockholders.
Underwritten by Goodbody Si Co.
Fire
American
stock
$51,632, 991
(par
Price,
$20 per share.
Underwritten by Stifel, Nicolaus At Co..
Inc.;
Deinpsey-Tegeler At Co.; A. G. Edwards At Sons;
Chance
1,000,000
I
Offered
285,000
■■■■,_ y ^
common stock (par
etc. Price, $12 per
Vendo
,
Forgan & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner Si Beane; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Reynolds Si
Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn Si Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Hayden, Stone Si Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple Si Co.; Blunt Ellis At Simmons; Crutlenden & Co.;
Fairman,
Harris <x
Co.,
Inc.; Goodbodv & Co.;
Kirkpatrlck-Pettis Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; McDonald At Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.; Reinholdt At Gardner; Baker, Simonds
At
Co.; Julien Collins At Co.; Farwell,
Chapman At Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Mullaney, Wells At Co.; Shillinglaw,
Bolger & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman At Co., Inc.; and
•
j
''m:
Co.
Si
Staats
Co. 22,995 shares of
Purpose,
for working capital,
275,940
Products
Steel
Ceco
j
i
Oversubscribed.
Witter Si Co.
Dean
R.
Corp. i26,G79 shares of capital stock
(par $10).
Purpose, lor working capital. Price, $22.25 per
share.
Underwritten
by
Hornblower Si
Weeks; Glore,
593,608
First Albany
Middlebrook, Inc.;
Si
The
$10).
(par
Price, $20 per share. Offered by company to
etc.
First Boston Corp.; Goldman, Sachs Si Co.;
Marache Si Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
Harriman Ripley Si Co., Inc.; Hornblower Si Weeks; Jones,
Kreeger & Hewitt; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Lerncr Si Co.;
H. M. Payson & Co.; H. O. Peet Si Co.;
Wm. C. Roney Si Co.; Smith, Barney Si Co.; and William
'
& Co.; G. H. Walker Ai*Co.; Walston
Lerchen Si Co.; White, Weld Si Co.;
Co.;
Coburn
(Lie.);
stock
common
shares)
Granbery,
Smith, Barney & Co.; William R.
At Webster Securities Corp.; Sutro
Si
Insurance Co. 15,000 shares of
Purpose, for working capital,
American
Agency <7,000 shares), to public (5,000 shares)
and to
policyholders of American Employees Insurance Co. (7,000
shares), without underwriting.
Employees/ Life
300,000 American
Unsubscribed por¬
stockholders.
common
underwritten by Hayden, Stone Si
E. T. Andrews Si Co.; Bell Si Becxwith; H. M. Byllesby
Corp.-
Stone
&
Agncw
man,
by
(2,543
Co
Si
The
F. S. Moseley Si
Staats
I
f
Co.;
McDonald
Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Milwaukee Co.; Morgan Stanley &
Co.;
Beane;
Si Co.; Spencer Trask
Co., Inc.; Watlinjg,
i
}
&
&
Co.; Newhard, Cook Si Co.; The Ohio
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray Si
Hopwood;
Putnam
Si Co.; Reynolds Si Co.,. Inc.;
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shu-
Co.;
i
tion
"
Ftnner
\
subscription
(Continued from page 7)
tl,.
*
Basic, Inc. 18.825 shares of common stock (par $U.i
$20.25 per share.
Offered by Lee Higginson Cofp.
pleted.i '
issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively.
Represents
J Indicates
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ni al
V) f
C
Price,
Com-
\
Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1745)
t547,250 Beatrice
Foods,
$12.50).
4.078,892 Ceco
&
Products
(par $10).
Co.,
Weeks;
Lynch,
Inc.;
shares
of
stock
common
sharce.
per
Offered
(par
Glore,
by
125,925
Reynolds
Forgan
Fenner
&
shares
share.
per
Glore,
Pierce,
183,321
Co.,
capital
Underwritten
Co.;
&
Sc
of
Co.;
Republic
McDonald
A.
(par
Brothers;
G.
Becker
Co.
Si
Gardner;
Co.;
Baker,
Farwell,
Simonds
Chapman
Mullaney,
Wells
Yeatman
&
The
&
Si
Co.,
Milwaukee
&
Co.;
Co.;
Julien
ReinhoJdt
Collins
Si
Inc.;
and
Clayton Securities
x
.
Clorox
Chemical
$3.33Vh).
las
550,000
&
Price,
Co.,
Co.
by
451,000
stock
Aluminum
Corp.,
Price,
ards
3,750,000 Hanover
(par
Shoe,
$1).
Co.;
Brown
Co.
Si
of
share.
by
of
-
Blyth
shares
of
share.
150,000
Inc.;
shares
by
Sons;-Butcher
&
of
E. W. Clark &
DeHaven Si Townsend,
Co.;
H.
Blair
duPont
&
&
Singer,
Co.;
Co.,
Biddle
&
Sc
3,750,000 Helene
&
Co.
Inc.;
Stroud
White,
Alex.
Byllesby
Claybaugh
'
;
Si
&
son
Blair
Republic
Si
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.,
C.
A.
and
&
Co.;
Bateman,
Si
,
/
<
,.(
,
Allyn
Si
375,000
R. C.
Si
&
par).
&
Price,
Co.
$64.50
Price,
Base
10
Corp.
as
13,000
stock
common
by
shares
share.
per
20,000
$2.25 per
Glass
Co.
Clark,
of
stock
Harriman
by
shares
of
Offered
capital
Inc.
83,441
Western
(par
\(no
10,000
Fibers
$52,806,937
*
(P.
Co., Inc.
R.)
First
shares
of
Offered
5,000
per
share.
shares
of
Offered
stock
common
by
Blyth Si
Co.,
Co., Inc. 4,000 shares of common stock
$33.25 per share.
Offered by Blyth Si
Completed.
Co.
Landstreet
Si
shares
of
stock
common
Inc.;
Courts
Sc
Co.; DempseyTegeler Sc Co.; Francis I. duPont Sc Co.;
Fairman, Harris
& Co.,
Inc.; First Securities Co. of Chicago; Fusz-Schmelzle
& Co., Inc.;
Goodbody & Co.; H. Hentz Si Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards Si Co.; Hirsch Si Co.; Hooker &
Fay; Johnson, Lane,
Space
Si
McFawn
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Johnston,
Irving
J.
Rice
Sc
Mason,
&
Lemon
&
Co.,
Sc
Co.;
Nauman,
Scott, Horner
Inc.:
Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
431,250 New
England
stock
Si
Inc.;
Straus,
Electric
(par $1).
Co., Inc.
856,250 New
Elosser &
and Walston
j
System
Price,
McDowell;
25.000
shares
issues
Si
common
by Blyth
Completed.
stock
Mohawk
(no
Power
Price,
par).
(par
American
$10u
stock
in
in
1955.
The
cents.
stock
Car
Corp.
$33
Corp.
90.000
shares
share.
per
of
Offered
common
Union
by
$40.75
25 000
per
shares
share.
of
common
Offered
stock
Glore,
by
Completed.
456,500 Orangeburg Mfg. Co.,
(par $5>.
Price, $25
3old
Si
Dodge Si
Goldman,
&
Co.;
ton,
&
Inc.
per
18,260 shares
share.
of
common
Underwritten
by
stock
Smith,
A. G. Becker Si Co., Inc.; Bioren & Co.;
Co., Inc.:
Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark,
Co.: Julien Collins & Co.; Cruttenden Si Co.;
Sachs & Co.; Hooker & Fay; Irving Lundborg
McCormick
Colket
Si
Co.;
Newhard,
Cook
Co.; PeningCo.;. R. W. Pressprich & Co., Reinholdt
Saunders, Stiver & Co.;
Stone
Si Webster
Securities Corp.:
:
1
&
Co.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; and Dean Witter
Oversubscribed.
56,250 Pabst Brewing Co. 5.000 shares of common stock (no
par).
Price, $11.25 per share.
Offered by Blyth Sc Co., Inc.
Completed.
228,000 Penn
$5).
Fruit
Price,
Co.,
Inc.
$28.50
per
Co.
&
8.000
shares
share.
the
of
shares
share.
per
of
that
the
Co.
of
1,
EFFECT
holds
$9
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
(1)
shares
the
of
exercise
by
additional
capital
Si
,
Baker,
A.
Baird Si
Weeks
of
Offered
common
by
stock
Hemphill,
(par
Noyes
PRESENT
efforts
attempting
Becker Sc
G.
William
Blair
Blunt
Blyth
&
FINANCING
Inc.
Alex.
exemption
has
ment,
Drexel
Sc
McDonald
.75
Merrill
&
Marks
of
&
Co
Moore,
Milwaukee
S.
Co.
Leonard
Moseley
H.
Si
&
Pacific
Paine.
Son
Si
Co.
Dominick—,
Pent
du
Dillon.
&
&
Co.—
Co
—-
Jackson
2.00
1.50
R.
Reinholdt
.75
Reynolds
3.00
The
.50
Co.,
Sc
&
&
—
.50
Co
-—
Inc.
.——
—
Schwabacher
Corp..—
4.00
Michigan Corp
Nolan, FlemingW. B. Hibbs Sc Co., Inc.—
Glore, Forgan Sc Co
Goldman. Sachs & Co
.50
Shearson, Hammill Si.Co.—
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Smith, Barney Sc Co
The
Boston
First
First
of
Sc
Co
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller Sc Co
Hayden, Stone Sc Co
Hemphill, Noyes Sc Co
W.
&
Hutton
E.
Weeks
Sc
F.
3.00
Co
the
Lee
Carl
Freres
Sc
Co
Higginson Corp
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
—V.
185,
p.
S.
Smithers
Co
&
1.00
Co.;
&
&
.50
Co.
.75
.50
and
the
contract
is
of
voluntary
or
defendant
in
Webster
Sc
Co.—
Securities
Stroud
—
3.00
receiver
a
in
which
and
the process
seeks,
accounting
with
among
the
and
that the Regulation
offering by Mineral Con¬
offering price of the securities to be
for
the
stock
violation of
limitation
the
registration require¬
by Regulation A.—•
prescribed
&
Electric
Co.—Stock
of the
an underwriting
group headed
Corp.—V. 185, p. 1511.
corporation
March
on
Life
the
a
by
The
First
25
filed
letter
a
of
notification
Spencer
Company, Inc.—
Trask Sc Co
Tucker,
Anthony
&
R.
H.
1.00
Walker &
&
the
Savers, Inc.—Outlook Good—
first
year
Noble
said
outstanding
an
that
Co
1.00
Co
1.50
3.00
White,
1.50
Dean
1.50
3,212,632.
stockholders
150,000
price
at
budget
the
52
resulted
Corp.
the
cents
merger
on
Aug.
1,
for
1957
which
plan
purchase
is
from
1956,
Is
will
$8,000,000.
option
to
option
adjusted
was
program
of
stock
a
subject
time
Savers
expansion
approved
shares,
the
Life
and
sales
advertising
ago,
shares,
common
which
company,
Packing Co.
aggressive
record
a
the
for
at
key
95%
granted.—V.
employees,
of
185,
p.
the
fair
818.
Big Bear Stores Co.—Stock
Offering Completed—The
public offering to Ohio investors of 325,000 shares
recent
class A
stock at $10 per
common
Company,
share, through The
Columbus, Ohio, has been completed,
having been sold, it was announced
See details in V. 185, p. 933.
April 2.
on
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Sells DivisionAverell Harriman cn
April 5 commended the role played
by the New York Business Development Corp. in the sale of the indus¬
trial products division of
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc., in Amster¬
dam, N. Y., to Fiber Glass
Industries, Inc., a newly formed local cor¬
poration.
The sale
It
announced
was
stated
was
at
about
Bigelow-Sanford offices in New York City.
100 persons are
employed in the two buildings
occupied by the Bigelow-Sanford industrial products
division, now taken
over by the new concern.
"Through the facilities and funds of the Business Development cor¬
poration." Governor Harriman said, "the
subsidiary of a large cor¬
poration has been transformed into a
locally owned, locally managed
enterprise,
fully integrated with the community and containing the
seeds of new growth."—V.
184, p. 2222.
Bridgeport Gas Co.—Bonds Placed
Privately—
The
and
in
company
Nov.
refunding mortgage
ceeds
used
were
to
Wood, Struthers & Co
1956
sold
bonds,
reduce
bank
privately $1,500,000 4y2% general
C, due Nov. 1, 1981. The pro¬
and for general corporate pur¬
series
loans
poses.
The
name
Bridgeport
the
of
Gas
company
Light Co.
to
changed
was
on
Bridgeport Gas
March
Co.—V.
17,
179,
1955
p.
from
102.
Butler Brothers
(4 Subs.)—March Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
Sales
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$9,837,033
185,
p.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$9,534,943 $29,198,225 $27,389,679
1271.
.50
L.
Day
Werthelm
with
year
the
Beech-Nut
1.00
Sc
1.50
G.
devote
This order further asserts
$300,000
.50
.50
&
Corp.
.75
to
was
reorganization
suit
a
share.
.75
Maynard
.50
Exchange
of
stating that the
expiring Dec. 31,
patents held by
the
3.00
Weld
&
Co
3.00
Witter
Sc
Co
2.00
1.00
1633.
Securities
terms
in
year
of
$12
include
.50
Stone
3.00
Bald Eagle Gold Mining
porarily Suspended—
The
(2)
one
record
offered
presently
a
.50
William R. Staats Sc Co
.50
.50
._
for
adjustment
it
available
Gas
tteech-Nut
.50
Stillman,
4.00
1.50
She Illinois Co., Inc
alman Sc
Co. Inc
Lazard
Rothschild
F.
2.00
—
Hornblower
.75
.75
Harriman
the
appointment
not
period
Robinson-Humphrey
L.
Corp.—
Co._.
$3,000;
of
1.00
Inc._—
1.50
Sc
.50
1.50
Gardner
Co.,
1.00
Securities
.50
«fe
Jaffray & Hopwood
W. Pressprich & Co
Riter
Co
.50
Piper,
Union
Co
Sc
Northwest
Webber,
2.00
Co.—
Ridge
153,496
covering 16,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) to be offered
per share, through Quinn &
Co., Albuquerque, N. M. and Wm.
Tegtmeyer & Co., Chicago, 111.—V.
185, p. 338.
i?'at
.50
.50
Co
Si
.50
1.50
Curtis
.50
&
Ohio
.50
.50
Lynch—
Co
Newbold's
.75
1.50
for
Governor
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.-
.50
(Inc.)
of
by
pany
Ohio
3.00
The
F.
Park
71,104 shares
Subscriptions—
577,883 common shares re¬
by this company to its common stock¬
holders was subscribed
through the exercise of rights,
J. Theodore
Wolfe, President, announced on April 4. The
9,281 unsubscribed shares were purchased from the com¬
.50
Beane—
.50
3.00
and
1.00
Company
Corp
issuer
754.
p.
cently
for
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Cook
Co.
that
was
Baltimore
the
.50
& Co
Newhard,
Co
the
benefit
Approximately 98.4%
of
%
M.
The
worthy
Equitable
such
subscribed
.75
Secufities
EJ
to
Irving Lundberg & Co
W.
Co
I.
Francis
be
not
-50
Republic
&
below,
shall
Sons
&
the
financial
a
exceed
178,
Involving
severally
them,
sell
-——
Dodge &
Courts
—
National
Central
have
to
indicated
Laurence
Sullivan Sc Co.,
—
Clark,
agreed
.50
—
of
contract
inventor
centrating in that the aggregate
offered, together with those sold in
5,886,628 shs.
.75
Co
Inc
Brown
Central
Inc
excess
under
dissolution of the issuer.
A
planning
Outstanding
below
named
as
.75
Simmons
Co.,
Bosworth.
Co.
&
&
Ellis
Inc.
in
Hack,
for
creditors, and
things, the
23,000.000
.50
Co.,
Co
Sc
stock
common
not
who
other
Mr.
%
.75
Bacon, Whipple & Co
misleading in the follow¬
that 45% of the stock of
from promoters of the issuer
employment
all of said shares
10.00
Co
and
stating
par
was
an
for
dividend of 25
a
of rights:
Morgan Stanley & Co
Bache
in
$1
use
the Commission
quarter "will be as good or bettter than the
ago," Edward J. Noble, Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer told stockholders at
their annual meeting on April 9,
Combined earnings of the separate companies a
9,000,000 shs.
stock
The
reason
The
underwriters
the
and
sales.
of the corporation and the
develop¬
products, but omitting to state that for substantial
portions
period, Mr. Hack was not in the
employ of the issuer and
market
in
stock
Regulation A have
is
of
i
$9,000,000
share)
effected,
of
were
applied.
to Mineral Concentrating,
acquired
B
similar
23,000,000
purchase, and the company
the respective percentages
to
been
previous
employment prior to the expiration of such
period, and
for such action; and
(3) in omitting to state that the com¬
has ceased operations at its Des Plaines
factory, that the finan¬
cial position of the
company has become such that it
the
Co.
due
per
of
conditions
thereof
respect
with Frank W.
The
TO
—
value
and
terminated his
stock
$9,000,000
(par
have
result
a
par common stock of the
issuer, constituting a total par
$224,600, but omitting to state that the cost of such stock to
of
said
due
notes
-
misleading information
offering which has been sold,
Barber's Super Markets,
Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.-—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
1, 1957, the company paid
split 3-for-l in 1956.
1974
1974
1,
stock
as
and
pany
by
Corporafitii and
promissory
June
being paid.
false
stock
vSEC
notes
permanent.
sales
the
offering circular is false
was
class
entire
of
competitively,
GIVING
of
A $4
Boston
On April
was
the
ques¬
ment of its
Central
by
made
or
the
on
and
and
the
with
corporation,
his
common
common
Offered
vacated
and
terms
with;
request,
upon
false
the
the order asserts that the notifica¬
contain
incurred
proceeds
promoters
the
$5).
Si
circular
alleges that the terms
order
class
issuer
Completed.
&
and
Gardner;
(par
Becker
contain
that
complied
that
particulars:
value
offering.
promissory
18-year
Goodbody
Barney & Co.;
Blair
G.
Authorized
3®-8 %
18-year
Estabrook
Oversubscribed.
Price,
Forgan Si Co.
15,171
$5.50
Folger,
1,018,750 North
stock
A.
hearing,
of Gibraltar Uranium,
the
the
shares
of
com¬
Investment News
Eastman
Electric System 50,000 shares of common
(par $1 >. Price, $17.12V2 per share. Offered by Blyth
Co., Inc. Completed.
Securities Corp.
by
the
complied with, in that the notification failed to state each
jurisdictions in which the securities were to be offered and
the
failed to file the required reports of stock sales and
asserts
,>
General
England
2,970,000 Niagara
In
its
common
and/or
been
the
iR.
Dominick
of
Offered
$17.25 per share.
stock
•
of
Offered
companies
been
be
proposing
1956,
HI.,
(a)
liabilities
also
company
to which
placed privately.
special
Robert W.
317,000
Kirkpatrick,
of
.
stock
common
by Glore, Forgan
;(par $li.
Price, $9 per share.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel Si Co.; A. C. Allyn Si Co.. Inc.: Baker, Simonds
Si Co.; Bioren
& Co.; C.
F. Cassell & Co., Inc.; Clark,
,
of
Offered
Corp.
Inc.
-.v
.
t Indicates
by Blyth Si Co.,
&
Chemical
not
V.
Price,
Co.
% Indicates
June
Offered
Price,
2,853,000 Montrose
shares
share.
Utilities
Represents issues
Capital stock
Co.
$22
the
Completed.
12,000 shares
$18.871/2 per share.
Completed.
nar).
shares
share.
per
should
offering
contingent
Oversubscribed.
per
,
:
206,547
$26
suspensions
of
Plaines,
at $8 per share.
the Commission asserts that
facts
not
for
respect to the portion
jurisdictions in which
1956,
Manufacturing Co.
$1).
Republic
severally,
133,000 Mallory
-
Corp.
Price,
Inc.
stock
by
Co.
Price,
Co.
Point
(no
20 000 shares of common stock
McNeill & Libby 61,000
(par $7).
Price, $17 per share.
Glass
$7).
In
case
and
order
,
DOdge
common
Offered
share.
share.
per
tion
with
of
tl,037,000 Libby,
(par $5).
stock
&
Transmission
respective
24,
offering
Des
shares
orders,
have
its Regulation
public
Inc.,
April
common
material
A
filed
particularly,
In the
stock
common
respect
the order with respect to Bald Eagle, asserts that
company's offering circular is false and misleading
the identity of the underwriter for the stock
offering;
(b) the method of sale and the
identity of the person or persons
whom commissions on sales of
its securities are
to
common
B
America,
on
opportunity
the
with
and
Co.
A
class
whether
in respect of
stock
(par $5).
Price,
Offered by
Courts & Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey Co.; J. W. Tindall &
Co.; and Wyatt, Neal Si Waggoner. Completed.
and Scott,
speculation.
a
Price, $92
Completed.
110,000 L-O-F
Si
of
an
A
the
Regulation
provide
of
suspension
statements
information
&
(par
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
(par $10).
Si
Inc.;
Offered
Inc.
Price,
1,840,000 Libby-Ouens-Ford
Inc.
of
Completed.
Metals,
cents).
Western
class
of
three
of
More
Schirmer,
(Continued from page 2)
Co.
$15.75
Ripley & Co. Inc.
45,000 Kasscl
of
shares
the
Earnings for
shares
share.
per
Securities
$5).
(par
Rogers Si Tracey,
41,000
shares
Inc.;
of
of
tion
Co.
notification
offering of 35,000 class
each
offering
orders
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Co.,
Smith
Oversubscribed.
$37.50
Completed.
204,750 Interstate
(par
Co.;
Mason.
Si
A
conditions
Completed.
226,500 West
Si
O'Donnell
Quail
Concentrating
Regulation
misleading
stock
common
(par $2.50).
by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son Si
Curtis; Butcher & Sherrerd; and Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson.
Completed.
Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Hanrahan & Co.;
Janney, Dulles Si Co.; Merrill, Turben Si Co., Inc.; Stirling,
& Co.; O. H. Wibbing Si
Co.; Bache Si Co.; J. C.
Bradford Si Co.;. Emanuel,
Deetjen Si Co.; W. C. Gibson
Si Co.; Carter H. Harrison Si
Co.; Arthur M. Krensky Si
Co., Inc.; Magill, Wareing <fc
Johnston; Mason Brothers;
Horner
of
Sc Oil Co., Denver, Colo.,
June
14,
1955,
proposing
the
shares at 10c per share.
circulars
984,250 Walworth Co. 62,000 shares of common stock
Price, $15.87 V2 per share. Offered
<
.
Stroud Si Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds Si Co.;
Co.; Courts Si Co.; Dewar, Robertson
First Securities Co. of Chicago; Goodbody &
2,644,500 Ingersoll-Rand
shares
Zuckerinan,
Collins
Eastern
Price,
Inc.
Morris
,
In
proposed
share.
on
1933
Co., in its Regulation A notification,
the public offering of 250,000 common
Uranium
Mineral
public
Si
French Laboratories 7,000 shares of com¬
(par 33V3
cents).
Price, $54.75 per share.
by Blyth Si Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
Visking
Inc.;
Co.,
Company; Scherck, Richter Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus Si Co.,
Inc.; Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc.; Atwill and Co.; Jack
Bass
Blyth
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stroud
Alex. Brown
&
Sons;
Cruttenden
&
Co.;
Baker, Simonds & Co.; Richard W. Clark
Co.;
Peabody Si
Co.
Hooker Si Fay; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Loewi Sc Co.,
Inc.; Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.; F. S. Yantis Si Co., Inc.;
Si Co.; Julien Collins Sc
Co.; Farwell, Chapman Si
Co.; A. M. Kidder. Si Co,; Link, Gorman, Peck Si Co.;
Mullaney, Wells Si Co.; Newhard, Cook Si Co.; Russ Si
M.
by
234,300 United Carr Fastener Corp. 4,400 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $53.25 per share,
Offered by Kidder,
Bioren
*
and
Dillon, Read & Co.
Co.;
V
Inc.;
55,000
Haupt
stock
mon
Eichler &
Pancoast;
stock
common
stock
5,370,222 Texas
I
Suplee,
Yarnall,
Si Co.; Bacon, Whipple Si Co.; Boettcher Si
Co.; Drexel Si
Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co.; Prescott,
Shepiud & Co.,
Inc.; Reinholdt Si Gardner; Saunders,
Stiver
of
Offered
t71G,250 Stauffer Chemical Co. 10,000 shares of common stock
(par
$10).
Price, $71.62V* per share.
Offered by Dean Witter
& Co.
Completed.
(Inc.); Equitable Securities Corp.;
Cruttenden Sc Co.; Fairman, Harris Sc
Co., Inc.; Straus,
-:Blosser & McDowell; Johnson, Lane, Space Si
Co., Inc.;
; Kalman Si Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; William R. Staats
,i.
shares
share.
200.000
55,000
Kline
Offered
Oversubscribed.
Curtis;
Co.,
and
Inc.
mon
stock
Central
Si
Inc.;
383,250 Smith,
Industries, Inc. 375,000 shares of class A
(par $1). Price, $10 per share. Underwrit¬
by H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Paine, Webber, Jack-
ten
per
Co.,
Julien
Ayres,
Curtis
common
.
,
Si
Co.,
Sc
3,000
of
Mining
1953,
common
its
ing
Drexel
Co.;
M.
F.
Sc
Weld
(3)
filed
Gold
per
notification
Uranium
Eastman,
Scribner;
Co.,
Corp.
8,
25c
3,000,000
by
Completed.
$17.25
Co.
Si
Inc.
Sc
Inc.;
Deane
Yeatman
A
common
Si
stock
by
Si
Crouter &
Bodine; Francis
Dillon
&
Co.;
Harriman
Hemphill,
Noyes
Si
Co.;
Janney,
Dulles & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; A. E. Masten
Sc Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; W. H. Newbold's Son
Sc Co.; Newburger & Co.;
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts Sc Parke; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
I.
Ripley
of
Offered
Co.;
De
Haven
Sc
Townsend,
&
Bodine;
Robert
Garrett
Si
Sons;
Howard,
Labouis.-e, Friedrichs & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space
Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; Scott, Horner Si
Mason,
Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
Suplee,
Yeatman &
Co., Inc.; C. F. Cassell Sc Co.,
Inc.; Kormendi Si Co.,
Inc.; Arthur M. Krensky Si Co., Inc.;
Mullaney, Wells
Si
Co.;
Robinson
Sc
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Willis,
Kenny
Si
Rich¬
common
Glynn
Sherrerd;
Co.
shares
share.
Weil,
(par
Hill,
Underwritten
Blewer,
at
Gibraltar
Crouter
stock
common
Offered
share.
per
Co.,
Corp.;
•,,, -
Co.
&
Batam
Ira
Sutro
Horner
I
$25
per
$1).
&
stock
common
Offered by Scott,
40,000
$45.50
Eagle
June
the
$1)
Co.;
shares
filed
Price, $17.50 per share.
Underwriten by Kid¬
der,
Peabody
Si
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Goldman,
Sachs
Si
Co.;
Smith, Barney
Sc Co.;
A. G. Becker &
Co.
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Si Curtis;
Francis I.
duPont Si Co.;
McDonald & Co.; Shields & Co.; Bache
&
Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Granbery, Marache Si
common
Offered
Corp.
Price,
Price,
1,925,800 Shulton,
shares
per
shares
share.
share.
per
Inc.
&
$1).
(par
50,000
Bald
shares
Inc.
of
share.
Oversubscribed.
22,000
per
(Inc.);
Co.;
Inc.
$47.12V2
Co.
-..'f
Price,
Blair
shares
per
Electric
&
par).
Henderson
Completed.
"
,«ii
44,000
$12.50
York,
Price,
2,890
per
~$20-25
or,.
Gas
Peabody
(par
&
Inc.
2,424
Co.
Si
(par
Doug¬
's.';,
v
Ltd.
$2.50).
,
Corp.
$3.50
Mason, Inc.-';
49,086 Fluor
&
par).
Peabody
Price, $20.50
Completed.
(par $1). Price,
,
(no
Inc.
Corp.
New
Frcightways,
Inc.
10,115 Dixie
&
of
(par $5).
Co.,
stock
common
Price,
Boston
Co.
Kidder,
Consolidated
Si
First
stock
by
Co.,
cents).
two
Edison
common
Offered
Refining
(par
The
2,356,250 Consolidated
of
of
from registration under the Securities Act
public offerings of securities by the following:
to
Corp.
5,000
shares
of
common
stock
$20.37 '/a per share. Offered by Blyth Si
Price,
Atherton
Oil
stock
common
shares
share. Offered by Stern,
per
Inc.
Commonwealth
Offered
1,000
$77.50
tions
common
by White,
(par $5). Price, $12.25 per share. Underwritten
by Gran¬
bery,
Marache
&
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson Si Curtis; Shields Si
Company; Francis
I.
duPont
&
Co.;
Estabrook Si
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;. Cruttenden & Co.; Walston
Si Co.,
Inc.; Courts Sc Co.; A. M. Kidder Si Co.;. T. C.
Over¬
Corp.
of
Offered
Steel
Plywood
2,450,000 Schield
Co.;
Granbery,
Marache
&
Co.;
Shillinglaw, Bolger &; Co.; Suplee,
subscribed.
77,500
(par
Co.,
shares
share.
(1)
(no
Kidder,
&
21,900
per
(2)
51,750 Roddis
Co.;
Co.;
$1).
stock
Co.
Price, $5.75
Completed.
Inc.
1,820,000 Rochester
Inc.;
Pipeline
$1).
Co.
101,875 Portsmouth
Co.,(Inc.);
Sc
Basin
(par
Si
by Horn-
Lehman
Beane;
stock
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;
Blunt
Ellis
Si
Simmons; Cruttenden Sz Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Goodbody Si Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Lester, Ryons &
Central
Permian
stock
Weld
Corp.
Price, $22.25
&
Merrill
11,000
$49.75
Completed.
Co.
Steel
blower
Inc.
Price,
Forgan
9
California
Electric
Power
Co.—Bonds
Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of a new issue of
$6,000,000 first mortgage
bonds 4%% series due April 1, 1987 was made on
April
10 by an underwriting group headed
by Kidder, Peabody
at 100.40% and accrued interest to
yield 4.60%
maturity. The issue was awarded to the group at
competitive sale on April 9 on its bid of 99.661 for the
&
Co.
to
indicated coupon.
Co.—Stock
Competing bids for the bonds
99.1699, and Halsey, Stuart
Commission,
April 8, has issued orders temporarily
Offering Tem¬
it
was
announced
suspending Regulation A
on
exemp-
The
new
beginning
bonds
April
1,
are
Sc
as
Co.
redeemable
1957
and
4%s
came
from White, Weld & Co.,
Inc., 98.619.
at
105.40%
thereafter
at
during
prices
the
12
decreasing
months
to
th«
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
tised
In
of total electric revenues.
75%.
about
tor
opeiating
EARNINGS—Total
;
periods
was
-•First
series
■
'
3%
due
'
V-
—
3% %
due
due
1986
series
due
C%
Cumulative
..
1960
debentures due
6,000,000
8.000,000
6,000,000
7992,000
25,000,000
25.000.00C
25,000,000
2,000.000
497,600 shs.
1985
series
4%%
•
series
4*4%
•
preferred stock ($50 pari--
7*7 $3 cumulative preferred stuck
$2.50 cumulative preferred stock
Preference
stock
stock
'(Common
($1
par
par
'
Sale—7
;
in
on
vAiireac
•permits
additional
of
—V-. 185, p: 1271.
3,500,000 shs.
-
1, 1943. as supplemented,
under the restrictions ana
?On
•
April
Stock
stock
common
amounts
wacb.
set
in
the
Equitable
the
purchasers
bonds
severally
of
names
the
Pea body
Kidder,
new
table
185,
"
V
Inc
-
Net
assets
March
on
1957
29,
amounted
*iOv.
president, said
April 9.—V. 185,
on
2956
rail
from
revenue
operations
-
on
year
Bullock,
during
company
the half-billion dollar
to
ton
freight
performed
service
by Cunadian
,sion.
lar
Pacific,
stock
Furthermore,
order
oil
•$293,542
$4,231,055
*8112.884
*2,720,112
94,621
*4,971,125
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—To Sell Equips.-—
to
permission
eates, Jo
mature
be
to
used
applied to the Interstate Commerce .Commission,
sell $3,000,000 of series R equipment trust certixi-K
in 30 semi-annual Instalments. The proceeds are to
has
The -company
for
finance
approximately
185, p.
purchase.—V.
75%
of
$4,036,030
a
1635. ;
/
equipment
/,./ /
-
.
/
/.
This
Central
of
held
common
registration
a
c.:
the
with
statement
'
thg status of -an( ,;
ifs President,
by the company,
filed
corporation
-
SEC
on
April 4, 1957: covering 391,560 suafc ux i/s $4$ pur common stock, to
)je Qffered- for subscription- undes the company's Stock: Option Plan for
salaried officers and key employees.—V. 185,: p. 1272.
V;r't
ConimisCoiumis-
that. Central s offering; circu-,
ect
respect to the status and "xpira--"
with
held
Milton J. Shuck, the participation
A'by,
filed with the
not
5
was
Chrysler Corp,—Registers With SEC-
asserts- <1»
leases
sharps
750 000
of
the
various
of
offering which
information
material
date
'escrow
Oil
Clark
by
r
,
,
••'-v;
-
Corp.,
Refining:
&
...
«
;•
West
ivi v-"M
/
Allis,
»
v
Wis—Files
...
^
^tock]r%/WltJl;5e^CUrities ana Excnange Coi7imiSSlon-r-
in the distribution ot/Cehtrai'*
the payment of commissions to; M. J, Shuck '& Co./ -'of which, /%^'The corporation on/March 22 filed a leti.-er of notification with the
sole proprietor; (2) that the financial; statements, included I", / SEC covering 5,000 'shares--of common stock (par;$1 > to: be Offered at
-'the offeringcirctilar reflect, cash on hand and in banks gs of March 15/
market '(estimated, ac
$20
per
share»,
through Loewi & Co./ Inc.,
'
and
Shuck Is
1955, in the amount of $24,718. an overstatement In the, 4)mount of:
jjHwiiukee,- Wis.
Ihe proceeds are - to go to selling, stockholders.—?
$7,272; and (3(" that Shuck was preliminarily enjoined WJBept;■*>;* 1958;k'A'V,-.'184,dp/ 2737. 7 /
:
/i ""'-/>-i;7:7-7>%>:
-'77.
from engaging in- or. continuing a conduct or practice- in connection^
N "
'/
/ / /
J. ' .
/■' 7''-'/'/'v'
with the purchase ur sale, of a. security-within-the. meaning, of thevr/,Clary Corp.—Extends European
Commission's Rule 223( a i(6»( ii >.
1
...
....
a ...
*
f,.
..
...
.
, ...
.
>.
Similarly, in the
that
the
of Manhattan.
case
has
issuer
failed
file
to
the
thV Commission's -order asserts •'?
required reports ofrstr»"k■"salw-'u/' /
With production -being increased at its West Getmany plant, this
corporation on 'April 8-announced plans for the extension ofvits*;
alleges that Manhattan's offering circular- is- fkl.se and,; European distribution organization. into the British Isles.•//•'!'( %*'•,/*
misleading in that it fails to show whether or not necessary royalty' .7 The -United Kingdom expansion is expected to result in an estimated
payments have been made or the required number of work shifts per
30% gain 'in the company'^ European sales of busiheSs machines,.
The
been
have
show
to
also
order
-month
that
performed
the
Hugh/L. Clary,; Rresiddht, said.
^
/ -7.
'7-./
;.7".7 //■ -•'777.''USales outside df thP'^rnited States"during the first quarter of this-
the issuer's • lotle-mining'^claimsrj; fallT.
named
therein have withdrawn from
on
-underwriters
.
underwriting of the offering;, fails to show rhat two directors (o"e
,
year doubled those of (he same period last year , When, the annual ^
the secretary-treasureri
have resigned; and fails to reflect accurately
total was in excess of $1,000,000, according to Mr, Clary, %/
%
information as to the issuer's properties, financial"condition.- composi/Operation of- the tact-ory
RastaW, West Gerinany, has opened
tion of its management and other particulars/ - /
/r-/
•
.
'r 'important markets in a number of sterling bloc 'countries which the
Witlv-respect- to Moder-Rate. the Commission's qrder'alleges that that' .'company heretoiord na$, not-, been -supplying/ Mr. Clary pointed out. ,
ppmpanv's offering circular does not reflect material -changes in the
'1 The new plant's .production of cash, registers and adding machines has-,
financial condition: of the company since Oct.: 27. 1955; the appointment^
been sold , out beyond mid-summer and . is-currently being stepped uptheir
measured
increased
for the third successive year, exceeding the
by 18%, while railway revenue .passed the previous record
by 7% and was 13%. higher thaii last year.
Railway revenue amounted to $505,262,383, an increase of $56,900.-'
,3>52, with $423,754,140 corning from freight earnings, $37,823,191 from
volume
of
the
in
omits
tion
miles,
1955
year
$2,416,259
ry. oper. income...
/2oS,311
♦Deficit.—V. 135, p. 1272.
" ;
suspension
the
whether
question
used
was
prices, which added $16,200,000 to operating expenses."
Mr. Crump described the past year ag "outstanding in
-the development of Canada" and noted a marked gen¬
eral-upsurge in construction activity along with a rise
•la manufactured iron and steel products associated with
the building of. western oil and gas pipelines and a
'decided improvement in grain exports.
',
* *.*
of
Ry.tnr?arnings—r-::-r
•
President, said on April 5 in the
•company's 76th annual report to shareholders, but in.creased operating costs kept the return on railway net
■investment to "only 3.15%." While a portion of the 15%
general freight increase sought in 1956 was granted by
the Board of Transport Commissioners, Mr. Crump said,
-"the total addition to railway revenue from freight rate
.increases was $12,000,000, an amount not sufficient to
offset: .the impact of higher wage rates and material
Volume
"...309,777
Net
request,|
should .be Vacated or macie!'
permanent, v
■
;
/i •/
'■:/
"
The Comfnisslon'S orders assert that each of-the/respondent com-*
panics has failed to comply With the terms and conditions of Regulation
A and that the offering circular of each company contains' falke arid
misleading statements of material facts.
In the case of Central, for
example, the order alleges that Central's" stock offering exceeded the
$300,000 limitation of Regulation A. that sales of ii" stock were made
in jurisdictions not named in thp- notification,-and "that Sales literature
the
on
'
N. R. Crump,
mark,
259,833
revenue.-
Net rev. from ry. opers;
1955. proposing the public offering of
..
Assets Rise—The
this
of
for the first time
exceeded
compared
fund's fiscal
figure, Hugh
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Earnings and
$629,207
>/•; >53,111
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$16,832,330 $16,926.828 $34,406,038 $34,151,973
Ry. operating expenses./
14,416,071
17,220,370
30.174,983
34,264,857
„
1151.
p.
,"725,478
$319,272
'1271.
p.
operating
Ry,
399,000"//
Each of the orders provides an opportunity jor hearing, upon,
$38,359,078 at the
end of the mutual
30.
1956, which was a record year-end
"vith
700.863
-
$563,897
•
$42,834,254
to
145,401
1/
$1,354,685
Period End. Feb. 23—
"common shares at 20c per share.
•
.
>
,
'.-(3) Moder-Rate Homes, Inc., Bradford, Pav, in a Regulation A, noti-.
fication filed Oct. 7. 1955, proposed the public offering of 300.000 com¬
mon shares at $1
per share.
v^V
185,
,350.725
Chicago &, North Western
://
rmU-t
4
Denver/ Colo,, filed its Regulation A
1,500,000
Mercury Corp.,
notification 011 Oct. 28,
1,500,000
1,000,000 '
Canadian Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise—
•
Manhattan
(2)
1,750,000
—
V;■
Ccyitral Wyoming Oil A- Uranium Corp. in its Regulation
fication. filed Jan, 29, 1954, proposed the public offering of
common shares
at 50c per share.
' (li
by
338.769
income—
ry.. oper.
//; ^
$1,264,760
under
offerings of securities by the following:
respective
purchased
$1,750,000
Corporation
1634.
p.
the
be
Co
&
Securities
Hutton & Pomeroy,
Pressprich & Co.
V.
and
to
temporarily suspending Regulation A exemptions from
the Securities Act of 1933 with respect tp public
has Issued orders
from
.
below:
Schoellkopf,
also
shares
5,000,000
Net
—V.
S669.997
$323,367
%
1j57—2 Mos.—1956
$667,136
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Securities and Exchange Commission, it was announced on April 9,
The
1957—Afonln—1956
Period End. Feb. £3—
Uranium Corp., New York-
&
-
Ry. operating revenue...
Ry, operating expenses-.
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
registration
of
forth
R.W.
to
,
PURCHASERS—The
See
f
«
principal
(.
of
amount
JS ,500,000 shares,
are
1957.
1.
9|, 1957. the stockholders approved a proposal to increase
authorized
ihe
redeemed Oct.
$242,000 to be
;
:
average
Central Wyoming Oil
~
^Includes
...
:/ • •? . •: <
••
.Chicago & Illinois Alldlahd Ry^-^-EarningS—
'
precipitation Is heeded Tronr now through
the spring runoff period to insure filling the storage- Systems which/
supply the rivers."—V/ 185, - p ; 42. • //;/"" ■
•://■/'
."//-' //;-// ' /"
better than
where
Oct.
bonds
said.
^
existing in the early part of the winter which have gradu- c
ally changed to unfavorable. In fact the point has now been reached .
therein.
forth
set
dated
indenture
mortgage
issuance
the
conditions
he
V*»«l
c
,
first
•The
Decatur,"
■"
conditions
CO,000 shs.
328,149 shs.
55,000,000 shs.
value»
valuet
•
($20
'
104,963 shs.
"
-
President,
Wvman,
-
-
2%%
v
't
^
* -
,w
bonds:
Authorized
Outstanding
1976--t——r— $16,000,000
$16,000,000
series due 1978.10.000,000
5.500,000
series due 1980-.-10,000,000
6,000,000
series due 1984
25,000.000 7/;7 8.000.000 ' '
mortgage
J
F.
^
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
f
«:;*3%
r1
,
wa^er-Cooled f
1039/-./ v {
•No
;//777///;77 \/7/t/
lu 1956
were
$21,405,111
for the respective
revenues
siz^s.
also has a full line o'i self-contained
ranging from 2 to 20 horsepower.—V.. 185,. p.
March 30 said in part:
/
Production
at
Cheaistrahd's .Acrilan plant rose
...J////./
steadily last year /
permanent financing was undertaken by the company in 1956,
and
capacity production was reached earlier .this year.
The plant
and
bank credit was. used to supply cash
needs beyond that. ..whic«i%.' jje(,an pro<jUctlon of Acrilan in 1952.
A
r\f
fllo
t.ho Y»fim«n V
h!\ A !
come
from
internal sources.
As of the year-end, the comoany had
Expansion is also underway at Chemstrand's nylon plant at Pensa$10,500.00 in such bank loans outstanding. These year,-end hank loans
cola,, Fla., which is scheduled
to reach >114 million
pounds annual
plus an additional $13,500,060. estimated to be needed this year, will;
-production capacity during 1958.
Capacity of the nylon plant when
It began F.WUVW1. in late 1953 was 50 iu«»v« pounds and current
require permanent financing
A substantial part cf this financing
production
million
will be covered by the sale of $18,000,000 of bonds, planned lot soth--i ^
|S some 69 million pounds per year,—V. 184, p. 1350.
time in the second quarter.
,/■;
~
"Earnings for 1956 were equivalent to $1.69 per share on the com- :
f!hira.e-n Sr Fastern Illinois RR
Famine
v
mon
stock
outstanding at the year-end. For -the 12 months ended!, £, -iVIllcagO & eastern Illinois KK.—gainings—......
February 1957, earnings were at $1.76 per share. This difference-.is
Period End. Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
Ry. operating revenue...
S3,147,551- $2,945,984
$6,386,585
$5,944,813
due in part to variation in water conditions . between the; two periods,
which affect the amount of production from hy dro/In the
2,283,969
4,997,353
4,632,391
previous v Ry, operating expehsesli/' 2,421,593
year
Water conditions were
less favorable: during the early winter
$7*25.956
Net rev. from ry^ opera/
$662,015
$1,389,227
$1,312,422
months, but the situation was back to normal by spring runoff. This f
Net -ry. oper. income—
270,573
313,107 >•/:>. 521,313/; t/633,204
winter the situation has been about the reverse, with favorable water:
W
$19,019,084 in 1955.
Net income
$3,577,673 compared with $3,108,243.
with
compared
models
/■
.
Central Maine Power Co.—Plans Bond
California and southwestern Nevada. The principal service
San Bernardino and Riverside counties, California, account
eastern
«reas
horsepower
15
company
equipment
south¬
supplies electric energy in parts of
BUSINESS—The company
10 and
air-cooled
the
to
horsepower
The
,
...
firm
water
no
which were used
proceeds will oe
loans a mounting to $9,0C0,00O
construction.
Any balance of the
company's construction program.
new
the
in
concurrent
be used to
this
added
wide range of sports wear fabrics and industrial uses," 1 Mr, -O'Neal
said, "Chemstrand found expansion necessary."
•"The new expansion move is a result of. the company's planned
-over-all growth program," he stated.. Mr. O'Neaj pointed out,, that-as
an integral part oi this program,
Chemstrand has a policy of develop- ing Acrilan for specific end uses. "The resultant enthusiastic con¬
sumer
acceptance for the finished products of 100%
Acrilan carpets";;
blankets and
jersey fabrics is expected to be in a large measure
responsible for utilizing a substantial portion of the new facilities
Equipment Division on y
- -,
•
/:
packaged units requirifc?
previously available in 5 and 7li'|
Unitary
corporation's
by
has
29.
The
.
bank
short-term
finance
to
/March
77/'
/ 7
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale and from the
sale of
300.000 shares of additional common stock will
pav
announced
100.38& to
redemption prices range from
principal amount. Special
principal amount.
I'ne
-
Monday, April 15, 1957
...
(1746)
10
1953
.
/passenger traffic. $5,890,689 from mail, $10,048,271. from
*27,744,102
cellaneous
„
from
parlor,
sleeping,
other
and
sources. y
dining
und
express,
services
car
>.
?-.■ •,
'.V//.
of
mis-
and
I
•.,
of
•
.
".7* Railway expenses rose from $411,233,650 in 1955 to $463,926,566.
'leaving net railway earnings at $41,335,827 as compared with $37,127,791 the previous year.
:
e
Income from sources other than the railway operation, Mr. Crumo
•fixed
amounted
charges
company's
'
(
preference
chares
*3.28
,
The
;
ot
,durlng the
total
A
$25,000,000,
'
For
•
of
1957,
freight
stock.
total
the
ot
units
31
services
were
Montreal
distance
been
for
while
leaving "the
dividends
on
-
number
of
been
in
acquired
service
been
at-
at
cost
a
the
for
c
the
obtained,
were
freight
in
cars
appropriated
tq
■
now
in
service.
posed
80 246
to
Six
"Davliner"'
new
1957.-—V.
185.
1634,.
p.
the basis whereby Elliott
upon
to
announcement
an
of
the
Board of Carrier,
Elliott
leading
Company,
apparatus,
recovery
industrial
by
A.
process
into
are
Co.
hove
Carrier
Carrier
end
a
in
President
in
Corp.,
the
Pa
including
end
The
of
various
stock
ferred
of equipment
types
share
of
the
common
common
holder of each 1share of Elliott Co.
win
be
offered
2/10ths
shares
stock
(pieseht
stock
of
Elliott
stock of Carrier
of
Co
Carrier
series <.
Corp.
v
I1
by
for
be
^referred
the
-
two
as
of
fiber
under
broadening
conditioners
of
its
line
making
it
of
of
year
a
/
.
1271.
ago.-
*
C.
has
oil
most
Se!f-Cohtain°d "TWafVrinaker
in the industry
was
complete
This
to
furn'sh
corporation, it. Was. announced oh Anril 9. has joined wjth 11
Co
,
.
Ltd..
1946.
known
remains
District
of
as
the
Utilities
Tlie
berland'&
Works.''
Japan.
*
1633.
producer
of
%"
plant
at
Eiecatur,
A.
Ohio,
O'Neal.
will
be
expanded
Jr.,
-on
by
50%,
Anril
facilities
are
scheduled
O'Neal .said.
for
completion
women's
the
present
coating
production
fabrics
for
and
Chemstrand
->
'./
capacity ^or Acrilan soli
men's
wear
field
up, together
blankets/jersey...
as
Columbia
Gas
BlnghamtOn-Gas
,/ ; *.v «;■ .;'c,
proposes/ to. advance
to five of the subsidiaries to finance-their
aecount
inventory
gas^
for
underground1 storage.—V,
135,
-
--
previous year's earnings of $1.78 per share, according, to the
to
stockholders.
The
per
share figures give effect
capital stock split approved last year.*-"
The
report
stated that
the steel strike and subsequent shortages
of certain materials, together with the high costs of nuclear research
*nd production, resulted in somewhat lower earnings than had been
report
three-for-one
as
profits
to
set
were
orders
previous
1956
-
irf" the" first; quarter' ot
the liber in .carpeting,
Co,; .and
.-*'•*?;
...
a
the
in
the
at
year
total
volume
end. "and
in
of
new
boiler
business
contracts
obtained,
received
in
from
measured by the amount of electric
for
1956
were
$6,511,000
generating capacity.
compared with $5,625,000 for
New business last year reached a record total of
bringing the backlog of unfilled orders as of Dec. 31,
year.
new
high
of
$384,000,000.
This
compares
with
backlogs
and $132,000,000 in 1955 and 1954 respectively.
capital amounted to $58 452.000 on Dec. 31,-1956.
of
$216,000,000
'
the
"-■-/
:
r
$336,000,000.
4.
~
with the increasing demand
Co.,.. Home Gas
■"
the
the
the
plant,-now
1958/'" Mr.
open
current
■
foregoing.
profits in -1956 amounted to $2.04 per share, an-increase of 14.67
Net
'.'/-Net
*-
capacity of the Chemstrand Corporation's Acrilan acrylic
Edward
the
to
on
of
•
Records
.
•
Gas
Combustion Engineering:, Inc.—Increased Earnings—
,
tmfilled
Corp.—To Increase Plant Capacity—
Kentucky Natural
anticipated.
ammonium
•
Gas
Alleghany
t /
addition
In
to
Sumitomo-Taki" Chemical
"the
Corp.,Central
Seaboard
Atlantic
-Co.,
Ohio\Fuel Gas, Co.', The Manufacturers Light Sc Heat Co..,-Cum¬
annual
Island overlooking Beful
basic engineering services
biggest
of-
Co.. Virginia Gas Distribution Corp.. Kentucky Ga s- Transmission Corp.,
over
facilities, using the Texaco process for the partial
a
capacity that can be expanded for the r-produc->"
day of ammonia.
7
•
to
■
of $23,700,000 and $55,400,000. respectively; Proceeds thereof
be applied to the construction programs of the subsidiaries, the
expenditures for which/are estimated at 892,661,571 Tor. 1957. v „ „-/>
t
The subsidiaries are as follows: United Fuel Gas Co.,-Amere Gas
►
' v
per
Kiuki
th*
contracted
Honshu
1967.—V. 183,
V. "V/-"7,'*'• .;.f ;
subsidiaries in the filing of an application with the SEC for an.
authoriring the subsidiaries/to issue and sell common stock
and or..-instalment
promissory notes to Columbia in the aggregate
Onv
with
tons
prior
of
end
,
*i', Columbia Gas,System,-. Inc.—To Increase Investments
$42,000,600
announced
2783.T.': f
both due March 1,
556. 7. '7 /.•
p.
plant for Bel'u Chemical
Vice-President,
p,
series A, and $500,000 01' subordinated
senior debentures,
p.
Co.—Japanese Contract—
Harwich,
A.
Co.-r\7.l77,
was announced/on April 10, hae
through Reynolds & Co% $3,000,000 of v
debentures, series A,
,
.y.
.
holds-directorships- in
—This corporation, it
,...
183^ p.
the Chief Executive
and
also
will
/
7".
,/'has. sufficient monev" to-finance .
company
and
amounts
;
~
air-colled
the
'
the
southern
Chemical
in
"With
A
of
109
'The
new
-
«ii
-
■
operating at its full production rate of 30 million
pounds annually, will be enlarged to 45 million pounds-capacity.
The
Corp.
*•
.
generation
gas
President
;
will continue
its .present
produce- a
•
.
-
the
Chemstrand
of
Adds New Products—
is running:39/r/ahead
its history.—V.
Japan.
Production
•
.When the merger becomes .-effective. Elliott. Co..
tts present management as a division of "Carrier
to
annually.
Board
tne
Co.
Fire Insurance Co.. the Baltimore & Eastern
Acceptance,^orp-— Debentures Sold Privately
the-utilities
will be executed in the immediate future
Then
possible this will be submitted to the shareholders
companies
in
Chemico
Co.,-Ltd.
merger agreement
promptly
«b
in
toward
Befu
pre¬
2p
Regarding the 5%
second
convertible
preferred
stock
of
Elliott
<jo.. It is expected that holdings will be converted into Elliott
common"
«nd then exchanged for Carrier common on the
basis above indicated.
A
expected
are
Baking
order
larger
to
,,
x
its
fee7
square
trend
The Chemioo-designed plant will.be built by Eeful at-their-factory
sire
sulfate
•
of $40,000,000
position
oxidation
4Va%
'30.000
replace three,of
about $2,000,000
Chemical Construction
Co., Ltd.
April 4. •
Coip.
cumulative
will
outlets. ' Thpse
of
to
the. new
This corporation will design a new ammonia
•
will
:
20.000
with
New York, Inc.-r-rvNames
• '
,-7-v-v. - - v
^
Cft of
•7
the-Liberty Mutual In mrance
aud
Co.,
Colonial
purchase
-
tion
5%
Markets
Food
markets planned.
- -Mr.
Aron said that
Harbor
each
a.
its expansion-program and added that the company is in the strongest,
«*■
holder of
-
.-He said that Century Food Markets also spent $500,000 in enlarging
*
its warehousing facilities so that it could service all of the new super-'/-
and-
manufactured
in
and in-'
leased in
this-.-pro-'
a
heat
headquarters in Syracuse, N. Y.
is the larger
conditioning and industrial refrigeration business
user
volume
"
be
General
/ placed privately,
Century; Food. Markets now operates 28 units
in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. - The present annual
communities
13:
sales
from
line
in
power
expanders
Pennsyl- -/i
that
said
Aron
-.-',.7:/%
size
that
larger
volume
average
financial
-Is
with
air
Offered 65/100 share of the
The
•
*:
Elliott
equipment.'
equipment
compressors
of
Jeannette
electrical
v
suostantlal
Eliott vO»
a-'reed
according
Wampler' Chairman"
v.,-
t
Elliott,
offices
turbines,
centrifugal
Elliott
Cloud
turbo-chargers.
factor
t
steam
Mr.
.
in
merged
10
and Whliam
of
turbines,
gas
will be
April
on
whose executive
manufacturer
transfer
+
made
RR.
majority of the units will be located in 1"
and Erie. Pa., areas,
These new mar-y
in
declared
with
units
will
involved
not
are
'
tlie Cnair-man of
Mr.,Morrison is
Ohio,
range
Century
l
;
the
Akron.
will
also
Aron
minimum
*
*..% The directors of this .corporation and of the
that
said
and
added,
buildings
The
costs
/,-*•-
-supermarkets.
.
Y.—Merger Proposed—
construction
so
-smaller
1956.
including the
international 'service
Boston,
bringing to
3.000
route
mile6
the
this equipment. Eleven additional units have
Carrier Corp., Syracuse, X.
.
he
Mr.
making
cars,
•
expenditures Tor equipment
only
supermarkets.
new
program.
Youngstown
kets,
diesel
the
includes
centers
Mri-Aron
-v
.
4 325
in
by
for
/■ventory
3 "09
another
and
-
'•
.
the Manufacturers Mutual
Pi'd^rarrt— ;7;
Ohio
in
"
\
Officer .of. the
>• --/•
$2,250,000
This
.
-
.
rail
15
service
obtain
.
included
including
supermarkets
operates
April 9.'-
on
-of
end
vear
appropriated
,
tvue
---
-
Director
This corporation announced on April ic that George . It Morrison
has been elected to its board , of directors../.
'
•
7..
That the
•
.
company, .which
shopping
this
of
.
vonia,will spend $2,250,000 for the opening • of- t^n new -supermarket;
units within the next, three years, Jules J. Aroii,-President,'^ announced
units.
cars
..
Bottling;
..Coca-Cola
.
by ,the Sta^-' '-New
a portion qf
»*
firm's. license
Century Food Markets Co.-^-Expansion
This
:»' •••
and
operated
for
were
has
purchases
started
ordered
157
freight
,
equipment
units.
number
$32,238,323
has
.
t,etween
.
the
668
3.952
543,893,705
cars.
diesel
new
to
year,
additional
an
Passenger
u
113
bringing
cars,
In
of
coming
rolling
In
box
$2,256,643,
$436,518,
provision
of the year were $2,516,978,971, ah in¬
over the comparable
1955 figure.
improvements in the company's property
by further advances in its dieselization pro¬
headed
of that
the" revocation
.
After
many
bringing
the
purchase
!
of
of
to provide for, the enlarged distribution program.—-v.- 185,,p; 1635,.
>
„/ y •
,
offering circular is false and misleading^- particularly with .respect-tothe acceptance by the issuer 01 a consideration .other than cash for
substantial portions of th? securities offered and the Use by the issuer
^for the benefit. pl' the underwriter of portions of the' cash proceeds of
stock'sales,—V. 179, p. 610...
7 //.;r*... *, ."
•' ./
.
$89,000,000
year,
&
Pennsylvania;.and the retention by said underwriter .of
end
the
at
Bowler
the funds derived from the offering.-The order further; alleges
was equal to $3.76 per share on 13,949,160
outstanding at the year end. compared with
13.878,173 s? ares the previous year.
'
noted
T.
of CDuimon Rleas,. McKes 11
July 18. 1956, and subsequent expulsion
Company," the underwriter, from the Midwest1
011
/
this
assets
about
Crump
gram.
decrease
1957, bv the Court
10,
,
increase
an
a
$55,617,988.
at
William
of
ordinary stock
share on
total
Mr.
$15,752,302,
Income
stock,
of
per
crease
totalled
net
$30,034,4o3,
to
Jan,
011
Stock. Exchange and
.
.reported,
receiver
a
County. Pa/: the suspension
well
as
for
a
Working
$54,913,000 in
the preceding
year.
Current assets totaled
were $40,839,000.
*
/
1956 for both expansion and modernization
ot facilities,"_the report
said, ."were the highest in the company's
history, amounting to $18,809,000. Approximately the same atqount will
pared
with
com¬
$99,291,000
while
current liabilities
"Capital expenditures in
be
expended
in
1957.—V.
185,
p.
143.
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Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
(1747)
Commerce & Indpstry, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
{The corporation
March
on
Commission—
26
filed
SEC covering 7,000 shares of 7%
6t0ck
(par $5)
stock
(par
Commerce
&
be
issued
stock
on
stock
of
in
consenting
the
to
tvfo~ shares of junior
share
each
of Sea
underwritintg.
Sea
7%" non-cumulative
The
Products
Holders
will
stock
at
of
shares
20
preferred
share;,
be
to
are
of
Sea
*
also
*To
common
Products
for
used
working, capital.
;
185,
Milton
no -
I,
'
"
Fortune Petroleum Corp.—Stock Sold—The recent of¬
fering to-the public .of 3Q0,000 shares of common stock
at $1 per $hare,
t^trpugh .W^Uis F. Burnsi^e .& Co., Inc.,
I
has
<-
it
v
Corp.
—
See
•
that
,•
Louis ?Van
Instrument
-
company '
Kpnneth
Holland
late
the
board pt directors
A.^Flansburg."'.-i ^
to
Leonard
of
the-election
of
>4
.
,
■""J?o
,.
tu
Wilson
was
dis'ipissfed
Expand—X. '!■%
Transducer
v
The
Iajs
April
on
it-announced
when
Angeles route
unveiled
6
detailed
new
a
plans
air travel
Chicago-Denver—.
as
1.83,
soon
dealers meeting
as
Fiat qualifications
2182. ^"i*.
p.
for- .its
operation staitmg Apnl -28.
new
cities using
its
fleet
new
of
<(t
.
,
t*.',George'.'J: -Pecaro,
serviee-
airliners.
DC-7B
been
has
elected
Executive
Vice-President
was granted
an extension, of its route to include Chicago? : ,Wh° was recently namedqf directors.—'W.185, p. .1637.
K'V- v
•• '■--/Angeles by the Civil Aeronautics Beard oi Ncv. 44,'1955'.' * > u
begin service with two lights daily each way (except Saturday
:
on
one flight apd
Sunday on the other), increasing the number of flights,
/
Ford Motor Co. (Mich,)-—Gar Sales Higher— •»
with 'delivery of additional aircraft.
Kansas City (Mo.).will be added
to the Continental schedules in July of this year.;
'/ Daring the first six .n^oufhs ,since ill traduction pf the 19p7, Fords,
"
g"V.♦
Fyrd dealers have sold more cars iha'n'for any comparable halfVyear
Continental will be-the; first, airline
to offer an all-coach service'
period
in
the -last; 33 yegrs,
for
all
scheduled flights on a major route.
R. S. MaNamara, Vice-President, and
In
filling this pioneer
Ford Division General Manager, announced on' April 9.
role, on
its
new
Chicago-DenVer-Los Angeles route,
Robert F. Six,"
President, says the-airline is "facing up to the fact that today's
Sales during the six-month period amounted ,to 762,439 units, 45,414
coach
service
is
far
superior
to
yesterday's de luxe service,, that*
.units above the. same, period last year, representing a $100 million
of the
traveling public-is chcosmg .it."—V. -184,
p,; 2G24.
.1
increase
■.
in
retail
sales
Mr. -McNarnara
.Denver &
Rio Grande
*
Western RR.—Earnings— % I
.1957—Month—1956'
operating*tovenue__ ' .$6,358,905
$6,105,911
" 3,971,461
3,924,243
^
f
'
'
*
t "
.
■
.Net, rev. from
'
•
'
•
i
-
,
$2,387,444
ry. opers.
"
sales
during
the
$2,181,668
twice
7,926,886
■'
$4,601,882
•-
..
.
•"
much
as
the
of
penetration .is abbut
ivhk-h, '-in |urn, 'was
•
$4,228,099-
as
it did nine .years atja.- .Ford's markeb
percentage ppints higher- than lgst year,
percentage'point higher than 1.955. > " ■
r
.
open- income-'—
ry.
185;
—v.
*
1,286,559
-1,130,733
2,475,149."1 2,212,343
---r
-
p. -1514.
Fowl fifties
second
for ' the
last
10
period
and
44%
10-day
Vhad one less gelling hay
Dixon
v
Home
Telephone
€o.^ Dixon; III. V-
^Vith Securities and Exchange Commission—
...^
.
^...
'
other
trustees under, a voting, trust, agreement * for stock of Dixon
Telephone, filed a registration statement with-the SEC on' Aprii>
8,-1957,- covering, voting crust eerthicates lor 14,652'shfares of tlie coin--'
4non capital stock of Dixon Rome. Telephone Co.
V- - • • - .'-'"v •? >
•
Draekett Ca.—Sells
Co.;--above.—V.
181,
y
•<,
Thecompany, has
-'authority to
'shares of
stock. :
:l'xxe
tsiiurtij
('
Thd
(.loans land
I
linance
To Split
The
%
said
company
Its'
Federal
! a
.two-for-one
i"-
The
be
construction jirogram;-...
Power
Commission
outstanding
basis.
capital
preferred
would
used
.
of
the
■*
torn-
of
ratio
'Ford -Motor
i
shares,
and
the
pay
this
off
Stock
-
{>0,000
896,412,
go
\>
\e.stors.
'/
j
Mexico.—V.
185, p.
717..
R.
of
Most
the changes involve
feet
of
natural
tomers
and
gas
the
"day to El
per
construction .(and
an
,
r
j-
Paso-,i« three
operation
"
:
Dec.
on
522
'cost
additional
facilities
the
gas
Electric
&
will
be
Co.,
delivered
Arizona-California
of San Francisco
through
state
existing
line.—V.
The
1957
for
and
company
filed
covering 75,000
subscription
key
a
'
employees.—V.
185,
$5
Ford
at
p".
%
Net
income
'•
for
three
equivalent.
on
S60.07J
months
*
For
ended
■»*
.
t:%. *"■
.pv'e'r '^e 4&lfon jpfi Ap^ll
convertible with "a .hideaw;ay_ top Js
different'fronl other'Fords and
The
.'
*
.
on
April 4,
its
agreennmt
dealer's,
of
II,
and
aots
any
President,
■
affjrms
requires
which
,tl)e
the
18.
a.
completely
is
three
pew
car
inches longer
develop
.
.
for
31,
1957
amounted
to
In
\
-
1
...
..
Dm
linl'.tu
on-A^r«
I
"
i>o«
1956.
'
•
■
the
new
at
process
total
a
V
installation
*
.
cost
of
approximately
%
.*
General Merohmfdise Gorp.,^ilwai^kee, Wis.—Sales Up
;
^oider coinpany; (Sales' for tlje
"'The
current
"figures" represent
a
period
same
in 1956 were $3,497,756.
fncrease.—V. J84, p. 2440.
;
13.4%
General Telephone Go. of The
..
;
.
.PenoO ,End. Feb. 28—
MQperutlng
Federal
Sputhw.est—^Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
'
$1,764,348
revenues-
„Qperatihg (expepaes
"1,045,686
1957—2 Mos,—1956
$1,532,320
982,366
-
$3,535,363
2,184,983
$3,081,880
1,969,167
inephle taxe.%__*
281,000
201,507
520,000
416,507
(Qther operating taxes._
109,731
f03,036
.217,871
203,297
operating income
$327,931
after' charges—262,208
$245,411
$613,009
$492,909
184,970
481,194
372,010
' :
'
Net
Net
...
,
In addition
germanium
This company reported its February and March 1957 sales totaled
,$3,1)66,6731" This .is un aU ttiqie high for this ld-year wholesale" mail
V.
185,
1515.
p.
Gibraltar
*
,
John
S. Bugas, Vice-President-Industrlal Relations,- said
that more
-33;0O0 Ford salaried".employees .last year .contributed approximately $15,300,000 through payroll deductions under the program and
the company'contributed approximately $7,600,000.
'J
the
contribute'up
Under
-
Ufl
;
Fqrd Mptqr /Cpmpany salaried employees under the
investment prpgram, ..together with the company's
about $23,400,000
Nov
its
$1.000,000,—-V. 173,, p., 800.
-and
company's policy of- dealing fairly
dealers to notify the Dealer Policy
are not
in good faith, "Henry
.
emler)
arid' Industrial qlectropfc heaf-s'eaUiig equipment for
plasties,
ten /lo
> *
1 "
name of '^TiierViiatron."
i.majpr prpclucb field, Radio Receptor recently obtained from
.Siemens Rchukelfwerke of (.West .Gerriiany. flie ,U. S. license to manu¬
facture .in .this coiin^ry a '.new type" selenium rectifier,' described as
(substantially " smaller, lighter and more efficient than any previously
made in the United Stales or Canada.
It imported Siemens machinery
>
In
"ihey- believe
said.
months
.
Uranium
&
Oil
Go.,
Denver,
Colo.—Stock
Q#er.iDg XempQrarily Suspended—
See
Bald
Eagle Gold Mining Co. above.—.V.
181, p. 2928.
than
*
March
and' stock
savings
vested
-
nine
the
services;
es;
]
salaried employee each year may
salary and cost-of-living allowance,
witli a limitation of $2,000 per year.
Each employee may elgct one of
'f two plans—the savings plan or the stock investment plan.
stock, to be olfered
Option Plan for officers
for
purposes (and 15% .to 20% for radio and TV.
rec(ifiqrs, Radio Rccqptqr's products include gold-bonded
umder ,tlie .trade
a Ford',"' are "lower in' price.
Twenty-four' are priced
price is $313-above the Ford convertible suggested list
.' contribution, totaled
common
Stock
after preferred stock dividends, to -81 cents
sharqs :ot common, stock currently eutstgndhig,
same' period' in 1956 the' company reported net income of
share,
v.*
car
parts
lifew
Under
1273.
the
per
producrfipn
Contributions .by
-The
half
,.$5199.593
tlfP
EmplpyQes' pavings and StQck Irxyestrrient Program—
.1636.
Elliott Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
-
'
it.
Hoard
,
par
company's
-
will .be named the "Skyllner" and
will ,exceed 20,Q0O units, more .than
of- the7 well-known Thun^qrblrd.
The Car will
T
sales
and military
tp
next year
longest models. *_It, took nearly -a decade, to
close'",to* $20,000,000 to engineer and tool.
-'
The
•with
as
p.
~
-
,
Ripdes, exfensiyely .ujjed in industrial' and '.iniht-vry electronic circuitry;
•fte RlentificatjJon and c'oipmuhicafions equipments for the armed
d'ustry, Including
19.
previously authorized.
delivery points at or near
185,
.
-
price.
.
registration statement with the SEC
the
40
'The': <caJ,-with aii eight-cylinder engine, will have a suggested list
price of ".$2,702" e.xclbsiye of Federal takes, transportation or dealer
preparation charges.
0>nly ^our -cQnyeiitlqnal convertible's in the dn-
r"
-
Co.—Registers With SEC—
shares of its
under
in
the Ihstru-*
/'=
on
The'conipany has distributed to Its dealers a new sales agreement,
r v-tiich
will coyer dealers' in * Ford, ''Mercury; Llncolii,
Contlheht'al aqd
'.'Edsphlioes.wlt einbodies .nliany improvements over the existing contract.
;
dElectric Auto-Lite
development
button
a
*Announces-Ne\v Spies Agreement ^6 Dieailerp—
i.-.
Co. and Southern Counties Gas ,Co. ;of California, both
Angeles,
and
an
additional .,75,000,000
cubic
leet
daily
to
Gas
driver' presses
Ford's
above
Gas
Los
Pacific
The
<
-
...
151,725,000 cubic
California utility cus¬
_
•
approximately $476,000
as
result pf work 011 several unprofitable
military contracts now completed .ox' being completed ami heavy devel.a new semi-cqnductor .program, it'-was stated.
McNamara.'Ford .Motqr X3o. .Vice-President -and General Maijrthe division whicli created and is mass-producing the car,
the
than
in Te.xas
*•
•
the operating .efficiency and
flexibility of its system and. will place-the estimated construction costs
.pt about $80,346,000. The facilities will be used to deliver an additional 75,000,000 cubic feet of gas per tRy jointly-to Southern Caliof
c
of
;
*
j*n estimated cost of $82,900,000.
' El Paso said the changes will increase
for ilia
of
said
additional
_
•
t.
order issued by .the FPC
an
1.956. Tnat order authorized the sale of
,
r
'
Power Commission has authorized this company, to make
certahi changes .in'the construction of facilities previously authorized
which, the company estimates, will effect a saving of £2,554,000 *
r
S.
With
Federal
y
t
-
.....
El Paso N^tRral Gas Co.—To Add FgciUties—
The
~r
The company generates and distributes ;electric energy
the
in
on'gale a4 dealerships all
.
New
.
ings
*
automotive
V
announced
annual
.ager
are
'
and
%
(Radio Receptor, it* was'stated, has shown steady profits, Its earn*
Rr. the five years-1951-.1955'.Inclusive averaging $491,000 before
taxes, and $230,000 after'.taxes, cm average annual sales,of"'$3.1,666,000.
| In 1956, 'the"cpnipaffy reqorded sales of £8,364,000, but a net loss of
wejre
significant
'
are
('change
>
W.ith three .plants In -Brpoklyn.
has'tm'.all-steel -top .that automatically disappears- into
40 *secoHds..a.ftcr%he
production
•the
on
which
or
to
Miion
t
the* most
as
<5ar
'alSo
Ford
its
stock .without par. -value. The FPC authorized El Paso 4p
the presently-issued and outstanding 896,412 shares of comstock without :par value into 1,792,824 shares of $5 par value. * '
i
"The company .will Issue the ;new, stock to holders of outstanding
'.common stock ,on, the
basis of one additional share lor each outstanding share held. The company .said in its application that..the.
proposal will tend to establish a price per share fqr the common stock
'.that Iwill broaden interest in the stock
and
attract additional in•;c(Hnmbn
(ijhe-
the "trunk
bank
company
common
of
-
Continental
.j,x,{.*;.(,..i: :i. i./'.-; v\
Anient panel.
balance,
period
.Goinpjiny^^announced.;pn ARf'h i,4.-' '
4 Heralded
one
.
946,412
value
and
units,' i3.6%' greater
of 1956. "V
v «■' >•)"
.'.General Jnstriiineiit's
sold
..
..
of
without .par
shares
1955,'
of
V-v
^
pi'e■f'.'.-.l
to
authorized
896,412
.
consists
stock
stock
has
r
ol .iiu-pb,r
;
.
Lincoln
Mercury,
corresponding
*'.•
-
Dutch4
ppiqeutal .expenpes (pn
vyears,
proceeds
1;
stock-;
•
Ford,
year's* first-quafter/sales
Wilts.-
Common Stock—J,.
'split-its- presently
•
the
the
quarter
:
.
company said, would -be
proposed offering tne new
company
for
the-first
of
on. ^pril. 8.
quarter" .totalled "457,764
first
the.
of
'
for
119,523
w-
The
sales
compan^—tlie Qverwhelming majority of whose
American,' .British, French, Belgian and
Swiss,
acqplsitlon, Martin R. Eenedek, Board Chairman, stated, will
Qencral Instilment an .important ".position in U. S. :* rectifies
by .cpujbhdng
G." I. silicon rectifier mass production
facilities''(v.'ith tho.se .of Radio Receptor in selenium. It will also sub|
Stab'tially expau'd General RisCfiiment's market on .the semi-co)(ductor
fielp.'.to .iuqliide hqth' germanium and silicpn, and enable ..the -com?
filled cqnVpauy to hecopie a piajpr militarv electronics producer."
'The .acfliilsHlop inyplyed .purchase by General Instrument of 80T?
'
of the outstanding' 'stock of Radio Receptor,' " d privately-held
company
'
shares, held.
each. 15
during
sales
said
Hwiss
are
"give
passenger cars jn ;th« first .tjiree
of--airy corresponding period . in
the
exception
propaganda,
manufacture
Co:,
those
-Il^vPrdsJflqnt^ appounced.
JForcr
cars*
s
>
the
at
for
share
Uiew
Motor
with-the
the
^ Tlie
Rate—
,only* 4.7% below those Jfor the
'• (same period .In 'the jrecprd, jyfear' of 10515 when .dealers sold 480,240
t ars^
(yptalIpaJes fpr% the ^lr«ft • ithree ^pnths' pf (1^6 were 403,012
Couunissiqn
first .mortgage' bonds,
and 20,0JO
2.-,,---••
preferred .stock,
bidding.
Power
stock,
.
bonds' and
jxt^cornpeii'.ive
Federal
$6,50DJ)0fl- of .30-year
"$5'par " common
"
"...
•ie'rred
f
is,=ue
.to.i,the.
applied
Mr.
^^
;y*\Xu
(E1 Paso Electric Co. (Tex.)—-Plans Financing^
■*
Henry, Ford"
Tlii?
2355.
p.
Ford
1657. exceeded-
-
company's' history,
than
Soy Protein Business—
of
were
first
-
Home
See-,Archer-RaVilels-Mklland'
Retail-"sales;
months-of
ypl.jnK
-f
than
lyTarch
the
above
Retail SalesContinue at High
Richard S. Durkas,. a director of this company together with six
<
-15.7%';. above the
10-day period, wlilclf
theRemaining two.
1' of
clays
,
of
gpfhianiimr ^emi-copductpr ,devices and military equipments.
'
,,Herbert E. Stern
lueumers of
«««
Exchange;
were
jinstrpipental 4n ,an;ap^hig .the acQuisitiori by General Instrument
.
*
Met
,
because
; As part .pf a .program of diversifying strongly in industrial and
military electronics, .this.corporation 011 April 9 announced its third
acquisition ,in 12 jilpnths—Radio Receptor Co., Inc., .of Brooklyn, N. Yq
A 35-year-old electrpnics manufacturer]
Radio Receptor is the U. Si
licensee (for' a hewf.advanced type of selenium rectifier, developed by
Sieniens (of ,West./(Germanv, and Ms". ■>':U!t.rr<o>neu producer of
market
tlu-ee
one
prominence
(Custodian that Interhandel is German," Mr..
j^e hoipted 'opt' .that the' .Government of Switzerland
.General Instrument ,C or p.—Acquisition—
;
six-
month
>>
..
gained
prpperty, has (been .resolved unilaterally without any tribunal passing;
ph the merits of the charge and* denial of enemy status," Mr. Wilson
said.—V. 105, p. 1274. '
1
».
'
^
'
, r
%
'
8,293,425
" '
.
^
.thflt Rprd
had'
Property
said-
"This
"
Ry, operating expenses—
Ur
ForcIsV
announced
j
citizens—rhas 80% ,'pT tRR assets tied up in General Aniline, and,
it'has jiiQ way pi recouping the great'loss with which it is now
fgctd.
At every furn this serious controversy, involving not % only!
vast" sums of 'money
;but great principles of .inviolability of private
period :account,, for'
greater"'befceiitage of tlie total U. S.
'"market: than Ford has attained for any full:year since 1935. As a1957—2 Mos.—1956: *(
Jesuit of a' steady upward .trend, Ford .currently- is cnptifring almost
$12,895,307 $12,154,985
Period End. Feb. 28-
Ry.
"
of
qlso
-
Alien
holders
.
,
1
r•
'
'. It will
pie bulk
/-
1957 to Switzerland.
11,
holds\General ^nfline' to be*.Swiss property, baling its findings on
tjyp sweeping ijwesti'gatipns made at. the request of the United States.'
Vice-President, hie succeeds Perce C. Rowe
President.
Both are mepibers of-the board*
Los
the
Wilspn
of .this
Formerly "General
company.
«
Continental
<r
and
case'
'."This
of
-v!
.v
'
<
Mh'.- (Wflhfpn criticized the o^tut.e ,bepax^h)ent's note of Jan. 11 for
(hat Interhandql has enjoyed "all opportunities to present,
position." "Before tSv'e ;br°ufjfht suit, .the Alien Property Office not*
only Refused to graht ms an administrative hearing, but turned down
our
claim upon tlie'"grounds that ft was not in the "national interest
to grant it," he ,sa}d.
H
• " 4
i
Flintkote Co.—rOfficial Promoted—
Wash¬
.
be found,
can
Aniline*
in
Court
pending.
its
of
concept
V i. On that date CAL will inaugurate "Continental Club Coach'%
between-those
follow
Service—. .—v.,
General
of
District
asserting
-
corporation
service
lines, Inc.—Expands
return
that
Department's note of Jan.
-
will
-This
Air
for
grounds .by the
appeal, is now
,to your .Committee alinpst a.,year and a half './ago, •»
Jnterhandel has a .right to get.its property back and]
pur
government* should Return ,it .promptly,I' Mr. Doering said.,
Donovan aneihorapdum .gives
a
detailed ;r.ebuttal of the State;
that
.
Continental
an
stated
believe
we
and 'Systems
,
and
.
Donovan
.
Dr.
■>
the
progrgm,
an eligible
to 10% ' of his .basfe
savings
plan,
in U.
S.
stoek
investment
of his
Government
contribution
plan
in
offers
an
employee
goverhment bonds and
the
option
of
half in Ford
panR
Before
iaries
-Tpvestfnwit nf the ^mploycp pnd
trustee.—V.* 135, "p. 1637.
qoenpany
in
Ltd
contributions ,is made .by
has
been elected
a
Vice President
Manager ,of the Paper Division
Group.
of
Canadian
Vice-President
British
Chemical
and
Columbia,
'
of
this
of
the
coih-
Latin
Chemical
'
January,
Mr.
Brown
was
Cellulose Co. Ltd., .01 Mon¬
Manager of its
two
subsidCellulose Co., Ltd., and Celgar,
&
Qeneral
Columbia
'
'
'
•
■
Chemical Units Sells Building—
A
10,
.
a
and
stock.
and
joining the .Grace organization in
treal
-The cmnpapy's contribution of .50 cents for every dollar contributed
by an employee is invested entirely "In company stock.
'
.
*'
Paper
Vice-President
placing
Brown
".He'is* General
American
common
common
(W. ,|t.) ,Qr^e & (Cp.—New Vice-President—
Wentworth
half of tl),e employee's contribution is in¬
fcopds and half in Ford .common stock.
stock, or having his entire contribution invested in Ford
,
'
.pqppyan, head-of .the United States Qffice of.
Strategic Services during World War II, declared the' Swiss governmppb h.ae p, right" tp .international arbitration-,of the Interhan,del
case
in u
memorandum presented'to tlie* Subcommittee on his behalf
by- Ovto A3. iDperihg,!; Jr4 a .partner in his law firm.
As General
.Gipvannl Nasi, of Turin, a.Riifectqr of the parent company and ■
divisions. *v
" % *'•■%■::/ *(,.grandson of Qioyanni ,Agnelli, the
,1'ouri.der, said the price of the ,000
'Tire $1,'500,000 'development will occupy 13 acres of a 33-acre sit.e>- would be $1,295 delivered in'New
York,-cpmpared with $1,024 in Italy.
vhlch
formerly was Monrovia Airport property.
The/price of the 1100 model, here will be $1,655'.
Completion
is ex-.'
pected Oct. 1, according to Hugh F. Colvin,; President, r ;% ' *"
~
Fiat has'designated
Hpffman-Motors,..pf Ngw York City, as its dis¬
The new buildings will double the present physical capacity of the-V
tributor.
Initial sales efforts, will be
concentrated ajong the Eastern
two divisions.—V.
185, p. 1513.
t
;
1. ■ ' Seaboard, and in California'.
Florida is next In line and other 3tatess'
its
\
1
.
,
Interhandel's Ja.wsult
^prqcedural
on
summer,
William
J.
Gen.
cUn-cars'that; they, qan b6i parked in about half the sjiace. Low fuel
fcvnstinuitioh R another,characteristic.
v.,V,*
,
said.
ington, last
•-
corporation on April 8 broke ground in Monrovia, Calif., for
57,500-square-rfoot office, laboratory, and. plant buildings to house'.
:
court,
and mo court anywhere In the world,
has
Riterhandel was German^talnted.
No American
court has »
a hearing
on
this .question although we have been trying]
get a. trial .011 the ,merits of .our case fpr some eight years now,"
.
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—To
,
*
held
Mr.
_
The
Corjp—Hearings Held—
that
ever
.
;
1228.
p.
American
held
,
two
184,
& Film
,
,
•
V.
in
A
filed ;an application -with the- Federal..- Power *^
Commission' seeking authority toRsue'und sell, at "competi,dvc,bidding,
of -Omar "Bakery, lue.tr'and d
dir.eqtpi:: of Vthe American General Life
$3,000,000 .of first mortgage bonds, due"1987.
X:"'X
Insurance Co: of Houston,'. TexaS.—,V. 185, b. 12731
' "
' .I
-The company supplies electricity to
103 communities in .Texas and '
*.'X-''* i *"v;.-.'y-""--...r,
.r-v*r-;'
30 in New Mexico. The company also sells natural
gas in five Texas *
communities. The applicant .purchases 86%of its power requirements J.
f Fiat (Turin), Italy—Enters D.
Market—
and all of Its .natural gas .from other companies."
'i V X'
^ This
The-company said the .purpose of the proposed issuance is to ^relirt- * ' hiore incompany, on April 19 .revealed .(o a selected audience of |}p0 ,or ,
New fyork City tWo Fiat
'mpdels ,in several versipns which have
burse its treasury for^'expenditures
previously, made, for construction, ';, been chosen to
satisfy yvhat Fiat dohpeives !to be tlie needs pf' tlie \
extensions, and improyements.vpf facilities and .to refund'^promissory
Ainerican public.- ,One ,is the Fir.t 6p0| seating four,
jwhe'elbase !6 .feet, ,
notes evidencing bank loans created to obtain
part of the funds needed
6:f i* inchest The other is the Fiat 1100, seating four,, somewhat
j;opmier
fpr -such program.—V.- 184,'p.- 2439.'.X '"X \
thah the 600, ,with
wheelbase ;qf ,7.feet, ,8 Inqheg. JThe .wheelba.se of '
either model is.so mpch
smaller th^p" that of 'the .mpst popular Atqeri-,,
.
details
charge .that .the proposed sale by .the Allen, Property Office of
General'Aniline & Film'.Corp. ,is "confiscation in its clearest form"
was
made before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on April 5.
John
J.
.^Vilscyi,; attorney fpr Interliandel, Swiss investment company whose
99 /y
stock interest ,in /General Aniline was seized in 1942, said the
Interhandel "case "nierits the 'limelight because of the great
injustice
it has
.engendered."..
,/
•
.•
,
"...
(Swiss g;pvernmer.t says .that Interhandel is and always has
been Swiss." The'German" government has disclaimed
any "interest
in
Interliandel, stating that it is Swiss property,-"' Mr. Wilson said.
He
added that
Interhandel has 110 ,hppe ,of reqeiving compensation fpr
its confiscated property from the hoverhmelit of Switzerland.
company to
; :
.-.'2*
.
.
a
on
„
"V. * >
this
•
one-hali' interest 'in an oil lease in Santa
.which the third producing Well has been
with an additional 27 locations to be drilled.
General Aniline
Director—i
Roblos^.Presldenfr, .qn> April -it) ^nnqimced
C.
the
-success
further
April 2.
on
owns
Calif.,
»
Journal of /Ipm,filling the vacancy
a
County;'
recently completed;
Elyck,' Managing Suitor of JUe
been elected to the board of directors,
by the death-,of; Rupert TZickl.—;V.'485,. p." 1636.
John -A.
annQunced
^corporation
Barbara
X :
.
,Corp.—^^e>v Director
Fairmorit Foods Co.—Holland Elected
-
'v
.
^
b^en coiRpJeited, all Qf said Mitres having been sold,
was
.•
merce,-has
^
73
out-
to
than
The
:
6IG.
p,
'
'
-
.
Carrier
Fairchild Camera .&
created
cqmpany, has
stock
;
.
See
.
.( Community public * Service Go*—T(o Issue Bonds—-
Withi
Merge
above.—V.
-
:.CJommerciaL Trading Co.—Notes Placed Privately— .
%his company J. (a partnership^)- has placed privately, ?
through F. Eberstadt & Co., an',issue of $300,000 sub- j
ordinated notes due 1970, it was announced: on
'April 5. ;
%This
of March 31; 1956.-
as
common
There .wilLbe
amounted
common
V
$26,900,00p
stock.
common
dividends,
pf
: Shipments
for.-the' first three months ,of this year amounted to
$1,1,711,227 compared with $11,294,095 fpr.the comparable period last
year.
Backlog- as of March 31,
1957 was $38,500,000 compared to
;
■;
of
be-, given the right to purchase
its par value of one cent i<bx~«
stock exchanged.
common
proceeds
basis
the
on
participating senior
basis.
exchange
common
Products
the .*
with
equal amount oi Sea Products
an
share-for-share
a
Corp.
each
exchange lor
notification
non-cumulative participating preferred
£50 shares of preferred
Products
for
of
- which,
after... preferred
stock
cents-per .share 'on^the 534,352 shares
standing.;—
in exchange for
offered
Sea
Industry
25',710 shares
to
to be
$i00)' of
letter
a
$490,944
O*
J
11
landmark of
with the sale
downtown
by
thus
Baltimore,
company
of
Md.,
the
changed
Davison
hands
Chemical
April
Building
on
-
at
Fayette and .Charles S<S-,' to Blaiistein Indjiistrles, Inc., .which was
announced ^jointly
by' W.
E.
McGuirk,
Jr.,
President
ot
Graces
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
-
,
.
sale,
the
clude
leased from Blaustein Incus*
the building for a 15-year
Davison would continue to
Grace
term.
in
has been newly formed for, the purpose
of making selective investments in real estate as well as in other
Industrial and commercial enterprises. The company Is one of the
Blaustein interests with its headquarters in Baltimore.
Its President.
Jacob Blaustein, was the co-founder with his father, Louis Blaustein.
of the American Oil Company.
^
_.
,
Since the merger a few years ago of American Oil into the Standard
Oil Co. (Indiana)
Mr. Blaustein has served as a director of Standard
Industries,
Blaustein
Inc.
,
^lt
Green
continued
has
and
as
the
Trust
Union
185,
Co.—V.
Guaranty
Net
p.
Build Pipeline—
is considering the feasibility of a'pipeline, originating
Basin, which embraces Western North Dakota and
Eastern
Montana. John M. Budd, President,
announced on April 8.
The
pipeline
would provide an outlet for crude oil in the St.:
Fdul-Minneapoli* and Duluth-Superior areas.
Mr. Budd said that Pipe Line Technologists Inc. of Houston,
Texas,
has been
retained by Great Northern to assist in the studies, which
still are In the preliminary stage.—V. 185, p. 1275.
'
nation's
Post
have
to
of
total
a
.
t-:
■
••
,
This
N.
issuance
1933,
false
and
reserves underlying
The-evidence showed,
of
of
They have
p.
!J.
See
tfexas Gulf Shares-
Corp.—Sells
Tex as ■ Gulf
Sulphur
helow.—V,. 185,
Co.
J
1154.
p.
-a.
-
' '
.
•,
The
Harvard
Harvard
similar
conditions
In
».
;
..A
,
>S
i
■
.
>
.
fit
.
■
7
,
r
.
traded
American
the
on
place for acquisition of
Stock
a
While'.discussions
Exchange.
..
qf.^suc^ shares were,^s follows: 500.000 shares of .Sweet Grass
in exchange for oil properties of Pitt. Petroleums,. Ltd.;
1,500,000 shares of Kroy stock issued in exchange'for oil properties
of Coronet Development Corp.; and 6*00,000 shares of Kroy stock pur¬
chased by Mr. Ciglen in acquiring cpntrol of Kroy. Again substantial
Underwriting profits were "made in the distribution of these shares
issued
(effective
the
of
Sweet
public
stock
Grass
k
the
■shares."-,'
*
which
133
another
except
Kroy claimed
exemption
an
reliance
in
from registration
Commission's Rule
the
upon
133
stock
does
stock
the
Commission
the
the
from
.'!t 11
holders
this
concerned.
are
to
case,
blocks
not
is
fide
bona
of
The
available.
reliance
there
Where
stockholders
use
substantial
of
Commission
Rule
on
is
plan,
pre-existing
a
133
disclosed
"In
stated,
was
the
could
or
instant
have
case
the
for
'
evade
the
also
Commission
made
concluded
that
5
the latter part of 1955 of a large block of stock
by Sweet Grass to Torny Financial Corp., a Toronto under¬
writing firm controlled by Mr. Ciglen and Morris Black, Sweet Grass
treasurer
who
participated with Mr; Ciglen in
these
transactions.
shares
Shuck
Co.,
resold
were
through
broker-dealer in New York,
a
over-the-counter in
an
the
West
proceeds received
Ltd.,
Minerals,
all
the
failed
to
report
from Torny to buy
promotional
a
Golden
of
assets
in
turn
M.
to
in
indicate
controlling
cattle
will
it
vegetables,
and
useful
be
ticks.—V.
185,
p.
and
citrus
on
ornamentals.
It
also
has
J.
1516.
West
used
corporation
over
60%
controlled
by
its subsequent acquisition
for the issuance of
report
in
it
Corp.—Acquires Another Car Rental Firm—
car
rental
according
Sweet
Grass
exchange
stock.
Commission further found that estimates of oil and gas re¬
serves contained in reports filed by Sweet Grass and Kroy were false
for
misleading.
claim
a
"from
to
There
million
93
reservoirs
was
not
proper
no
barrels
of
basis,
oil
the
and
Commission
238,500.000
mcf
stated,
of
gas
yet
discovered", in the properties obtained in the
Depositors transaction inasmuch as such possible reserves are by definition
not
ascertainable
with
any
degree of certainty and may not
even
exist.
The
Commission
found
that
the
proven
oil
reserves
ac¬
quired by Sweet Grass from Depositors Company and Pitt Petroleums,
Ltd., could be estimated at most at approximately 3.495,000 barrels,
as
compared with
the
company's claim of 10,734.139
barrels.
'Hie
proven
oil reserves acquired by Kroy from Coronet corporation in
the Commission's
judgment could be estimated at most at approxi¬
mately 2,620,000 barrels as compared with the company's claim of
7,348,100 barrels.
In ordering withdrawal of the Sweet Grass and
Kroy stocks from
registration,
the
Commission
rejected
the
argument
of
Exchange
counsel
panies
for
to
both
companies
revise
the
oil
that
in
of
view
estimates
and
undertakings
otherwise
by the
comply
requirements of the Exchange Act, the only sanction
(suspension of trading for a short period of time.
The
Commission
com¬
with
should
the
be
a
noted
that, while Messrs. Ciglen and Black and
Jack A. Gilbert, a law associate of Mr.
Ciglen, "have resigned from
their positions with
the two companies, it is not at all clear that
the companies now have an independent management."
Furthermore,
4
the record does not disclose that any steps have been taken by the
present
management
transactions
here
to
recover
involved.
.
any
.
.
illegal
Use
of
profits
the
resulting from
facilities
of
a
the
national
securities
exchange by an issuer is a privilege involving important
responsibilities under the Act, including compliance with the reporting
requirements. When those responsibilities are abused, the integrity of
the
exchange
violations
have
market
is
occurred
vitiated.
we
Congress
or
has
require the
Digitized the lasuer if necessary
for FRASER
appropriate
may
for
the
specified
that
when
delisting of securities
protection
of
Allyn &
E.
Ames
Arnhold
Bache
A.
Blyth
of
investors.
Co
&
Walter
President,
who
said
on
April
Hicks-C. Q. S. Photo Service, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
900
13
filed
a
shares of cumulative
letter
first
of
notification
with
the
preferred
stock, (no par),
to
be offered
at $50 per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds
to be used to pay expenses incident to developing and
processing
photographic film, and for working capital.—V. 183, p. 5,
are
Bros.
&
High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Com¬
munity—$35,000,000 Bonds and Notes on Market—The
first public offering in the United States of securities of
the European Coal and Steel Community, established in
1951 by a formal treaty among Belgium, France, West
Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, was
made on April 9 by a group of underwriters headed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., The First Boston Corp. and Lazard
Freres & Co. The offering comprises (a) $25,000,000 of
5%% secured bonds date April 1, 1957 and due April 1,
1975; arid (b) $10,000,000 of 5% serial secured notes due
April 1, 1960-1962, inclusive. The bonds and notes were
priced at 100% and accrued interest. The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Authority has
substantially
Authority
ning in
ing
the
also
1963,
equal
amount
to
redeem
the
-
Stone
Hentz
Hirsch
E.
W.
bonds,
at
par,
in
Co.___——
&
Carl
i—
Co._
&
-
Corp.—
j
Brothers
M.
McLeod,
:
Rhoades
Loeb,
Laurence
Marks
M.
"
Co
&
&
Co
R.
F.
Shields
&
Smith,
Swiss
Bros.
130,000
to
of
the
lunds
70,000
130,000
130,000
100.000
100,000
130,000
100,000
725,000
290,000
100,000
725,000
290,000
250,000
100,000
certificates
to
to
185, p.
Notes
(proportionate
amounts
1387.
Texas—Liquidating Dividend—
Apr. 10 announced that it has transferred $5,720,152
Bank for distribution to the shareholders
Exchange
as
a
are
second
and
final distribution in
equivalent to
will
stockholders
the
100,000
250,000
Co. of
on
Corn
company
290,000
250,000
transferred
Payment
130,000
100.000
Co
maturity).—V.
Chemical
130,000
290.000
250,000
principal amount of Serial
company
100.000
'
Corp
Houston Oil
This
290.000
-
250.000
Barney &
each
70,000
725,000
250.000
325,000
White, Weld & Co
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc
Wood, Struthers & Co
of
,70,000
130.000
325,000
Hutzler
;
"Maximum
100.000
130.000
250,000
~
Co
American
290.000
325,000
Curtis
Co
&
&
70.000
290,000
325,000
&
Pressprich & Co._.
Rothschild
290,000
175,000
Stone
Webber, Jackson
W.
290,000
250,000
725,000
Young, Weir,
Roland &
Paine,
70,000
-\
325,000
-
—
Inc
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Model,
100,000
725,000
—
Co._.
&
290.000
325,000
v
Co.—.—
Langley
13C.000
725,000
175,000
725,000
725,000
175.000
725,000
725,000
250,000
325,000
175,000
175,000
325,000
——
&
Higginson
Lehman
—
—.I—
Weeks__-
&
Peabody
C.
W.
-
:
Co
&
Hutton
Kidder,
-,
—
Co.„
&
Hornblower
,
——
,———
70,000
340.000
325.000
250,000
—
Ripley & Co
70,000
,130,000
850.000
-
—
——__—
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
p.
bank
at
30
$4.20
be
Broad
per
made
Street,
liquidation.
The
share of common stock.
surrender
of their
upon
New
York
City.—V.
184,
323.
13
annual
ju-Liiiments
beginning
in
1963.
Tha
the right, at if.4 option, to redeem annually begin¬
additional principal amount of the bonds not exceed¬
of the mandatory redemption payment.
The bonds
has
an
a..-.« c
Dominick
70.000
175,000
Hallgarten & Co
H.
70,000
325.000
.
Co*—_——_—
& Co. Inc
Securities & Co.—.—
Gairdner & Company Inc._^___-.1__,
Glore, Forgan & Co
^
——Goldmaq,. Sachs & Co
—i
—
Granbery, Marache & Co.^—
—
;
Harriman
70.000
175,000
&
Read
Salomon
High
70.000
Inc.——.—
Denton,
&
Dodge
L.
The
290,000
175.000
—
—
Eastman Dillon. Union
Jacobs,
Lee
SEC
725000
Soi s
&
Co
&
Havden,
March
100.000
—_
—
L.
Hevi-Duty Electric Co.—Notes Placed Privately—The
corporation, it was announced on April 11, has arranged
to place privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue
of $1,500,000 5^/4% sinking fund notes due 1972.—V. 185,
P. 1154.
on
250,000
100,000
Co.
the
corporation
100.000
Inc
&
acquisition included 29 car rental locations in Vermont,
Hampshire. Massachusetts; Connecticut, and one in Naples, Fla.
Tiie
100.000
Inc.
,
Biown
Alex.
250,000
250,000
Co
&
& Co.
Becker
G.
1,000,000
—
Weeks & Co.—
Stearns
Bear,
1,000,000
250.000
Inc._——175.C00
175O00
—:
—-—
175.000
Bleichroeder,
S.
Co.—
&
—
Co.__
—
Co.. Inc.—1———————
&
and
Drexel
'* The
and
C.
A.
2,500,000
;
$1,000,000
—
Dominick
•
■
A.
$2,500,000
2,500,000
,
Co
Abbey Rentals Inc., New England and
from Frederick C. Neuls, Hertz Svstem
company,
to
&
Freres- &
Dillon,
has acquired
.
250,000 ohares of
Lazard
Clark,
,
1,000,000 shares of Golden
mining
to
that
•
Burnham
Important New England locations include; Burlington and Montpelier,
Vt., Waterbury, Meriden. and New London, Conip, and Concord. N. H.
In Massachusetts, locations include Ayer, Fitchburg, Haver
ill, Law¬
rence, Lowell,
and Worcester.—V. 185, p. 1637.
•'
such shares
sold
that
New
sales campaign. Over $2,000,000 was
for 645,450 of such shares so distributed
K^r. Ciglen. Sweet Grass also failed
of
sub-underwriters
who
Results
the
Co.
^T_—
The First Boston Corp
LoeL
Kuhn,
Baker,
intensive
paid by the American public
by Mr. Shuck. Sweet Grass
of
Canadian
new
'
grapes,
corporation
licensee,
commencing In
These
fruits,
effective
The
issued
■
"The
a
cotton.
on
Florida
distribution 1 was
illegal
an
said.
Society.
terms
....
period of years under the code number Hercules 528,
pesticide is already recommended by various state authorities
Ilertz
registra¬
appearance
The
Chemical
the
1957,
8,
-
three years of extensive
Burns
requirements of the Securities Act by creating corporate entities
effecting transactions meeting the requirements of the Rule in
only, are to be strongly condemned."'
and
to
record
Available
Chemical
Inc.—New
intended.
been
tion
the
use
been
no
deliberate
by
American
the
over
new
deciduous
The
efforts
which in
chemist,
Tested
stock¬
as
in
merely as a conduit for distributions
to the public, the Rule 133 exemption
stock
of
research
require¬
ments of the Securities Act insofar as subsequent distributions by
Co.,
agricultural
chemical is called
"Navadel"
and
will be
available
commercially to
some of the nation's farmers this year," Dr.
W. R. Diveley, a Hercules
held
registration
pesticide,
new
meeting
plan
stockholders to
rights. However,
"free"
not
all
binds
and
dissenters'
they have
as
for
of assets
Powder
V .'.V
.'
and conditions of the Purchase
underwriters named below have
severally agreed to purchase,- and the High Authority has agreed/ to
sell to them severally, the respective principal-amounts of 'ootids' and'
serial notes oi the High Authority set forth belowf
*
Notes : !
/'!■.'■•
Bonds
April
dated
Contract
tests has proved
to be extremely
effective in controlling a wide range of crop pests
and has unusually long-lasting effectiveness, was revealed on April 10
by a representative of this company, in an address to the national
applicable to stock issued in exchange for the assets of
where a majority vote of stockholders authorizes
is
Rule
that
A
corporation
transfer
the
Hercules
over
over
transactions
stock
these
and
Grass and
Sweet
Both
$.2,400,000-lor 500.000, shares
$3,000,000 for
1,210,700 shares of
paid
enterprises.
to-the
Authority
High
$12,000,000
about
equivalepL. pf
UNDERWRITERS—Under
Feb.
22, 1957) and to increase the authorized capital stock
(par $1) from 650,000 shared (625,000 shares outstanding) to 1,500,000
V:
Kroy stock; '
for
who
,
the United States Gov¬
37/«%" secured notes due
of AVW secured note?
offered
for
public subscription
in Switzerland in Julyi
1956, > and,
$17,000,000 borrowed on secured notes from banks in Belgium, Gert
many, Luxembourg and the Saar+jAll of the High Authority-'? borrowings
are made pursuant to and equally secured by
an Act of Pledge entered
Into by the High Authority-with the Bank for International Settlements
in Basle', Switzerland,
which holds, as depositary, the loans made by
"
American
to
^
$100,600,000 borrowed in 1954 from
the Export-Import Bank cn
the.
197£;,
progressed to a
point' to
warrant. an
increase
ip" the
price of the company's stock.
At present the company has no earn¬
ings, with only cash on hand."
'
The stockholders of Harvard Brewing Co. on Feb. 11 approved pro¬
posals to change the name of thatcomp'any to Harvard Investors, Inc.
sources
the, community.
High
Authority's
outstanding/: obligations;
of ^.approximately; $129,000,000.
These
equivale nt
the
ernment, through
taking
are
In
enterprises
to
:to
comprise
negotiations have
business for Harvard,
new
.
•_
*•
.
Authority is
CAPITALIZATION-^The
amount
been '
not
-
areas
-
,
.
...
~f + -ra u,
.
V*,
steel
loaned
been
'
,
Harris, President, on April 12 issued the following statement:
cannot account' for the recenjt activity in this corporation's stock,(
"We
Tpe
1956.
1858.
p.
«?.
B.
Rothschild & Co,, Inc., Cornells deVroedt, Inc., apd Murray Securi¬
Approximately $8,000,000 was paid by the investing public
for. fhesa shares, Resulting in ap underwriting pofit of about $5 mil¬
lion in addition to7 brokerage commissions.
.Additional blocks of Sweet Grass and Kroy stock were distributed
under
below.—V.- 183,
Inc.
.
Investors, Inc.—Plans Acquisition—No Earn¬
ings at Present-r'i
ties" Corp.
market
Investors,
>
t
F.
over-the-counter
£
Brewing Co.—Change in Name, Etc,—
Harvard
See
<o Depositors Mutual Oil Development CO. in exchange for its oil and
gas properties. However, the stock never reached the Depositors com¬
pany- (which was found to be a mere corporate shell)'and the stock
was .fynneled
into three New Yprk brokerage houses lor sale over-the(SoUnWk to the American "publifc in early 1956. These houses Were George
the
through purchase the Clinton
Flash Homgas Service of Nyack,
the
and
northern New Jersey
serve
Gulf Oil
•
stock was sold by means of an intensive sales cam-'
the use of flamboyant sales literature which con¬
tained the falsely reported information'a* to oil and gas reserves.
'•'In;:6ne transaction Sweet Grass issued 1,750,000 shares of Its stock
in
and
5,700
jShigrf/* involving
stock
J.,
N.
,
.
stock.,pi .this country without registration." Tne scheme was said to
bav^been engineered by Samuel Ciglen of Toronto, Ontario, a director
and
later
President of " Sweet Grass,
and general counsel
of both >■
companies.
Clinton,
greater geo¬
combined customer total in excess
and southern New York State.
This is the first acquisition for Gulf Cities outside of Florida and is
the beginning
of a long range program to expand their distribution:
of liquefied petroleum gas into other areas of the country. *;
•
.
•
Included
in
the
acquisition of these-"properties • are • bulk • storage
terminals at both locations and profits and sates of Gulf Cities should
materially increase.
These two companies will be operated as whollyowned subsidiaries of Gulf Cities Gas Corporation.—V. 183, p. 1474.
the registration requirements of tne Securities
representations with' respect to the" oil and
those properties.
•
:
according to the'decision, that the issuance
stock.by the two-, companies for oil and gas properties was upart
an over-all scheme
;
to effect the illegal distribution of such
of
Act
gas
of
it was announced by Don L. Alberty, President.
These two companies were acquired to give Gulf Cities
of
from
claimed exemption
<
Outside Florida—
Y.,
graphical distribution.
duplicates of reports filed with the Exchange, containing
misleading statements concerning transactions involving the
of stock in exchange
for oil and gas properties under " a
were
and
.
.
.
also responsible .-for facilitating, .within the
Community, the financing of capital investment programs of coal and .
steel enterprises designed to improve productivity and increase
pro¬
duction.
The major pare of the proceeds from the securities offered
today will be used lb make loans tv kucHlentApises for th;i construction
and modernization of facilities fpr;the) prpdpction of coal, coke, iron
and steel, with special attention given to the financing of installations
which will reduce the consumption of'.Scrap in the Community.
;
.
To procure the capital necessary to attainment of its objectives the
High Authority is empowered to make a levy of not more than 1%
annually on the ccal and steel produced by Community enterprises,
and is
also empowered to borrow funds. The full 1%
rate of levy
has
not
been applied
but has ranged from 0.5%
in the first six
months of 1953 to a high of 0.9%
thereafter until June 30, 1955.
Since Jan. 1,
1956 the rate has been "0.45%... Taxable value of Com¬
munity products subject tc the levy approximated $7.4 billion in 1956.'
The
inteiest
and principal payments of the enterprises on loans
made to ' thenV by the High Authority
are fixed to cover the HighAuthority's 4 debt' Service
on
its own obligations.
However, a larger
portion' of t'hfe1 levy has been set aside In a guaranty fund in order tot
cover,
if necessary, interest and principal payments on the High'.
Authority's obligations.
The . guaranty fund consists
present of
the equivalent of $100,000,000.
/
'
.
.i.
v «
.
As of "Dec. 31, 1956 the High Authority had granted,93. loans to 73
enterprises in an. aggregate amount of $136,920,000, the average amount,
of
the. individual loans
being, about $1,470,000.
Of the,;tctal loans
granted, $129,060,000 were made from funds borrowed by the High
Authority.
In addition,
the High Authority has earned $7,860,000
from interest
on
its bank deposits which interest earning* have- also
corporation on March 26 acquired
Co.
Gas
of reports,
the Commission
with
filing
the
involved
violations
The
which
false
•
Cities Gas Corp.—Expands
Gulf
1957.
13,
Holiday Inn.—Vv 183, p. 1043.
name,
and Exchange
,
;
COMMUNITY—By
the
Treaty of
ceded to the Community sovereign
OF
-
countries
and
^The6High.
■
Commission on April 9 announced the
issuance of a decision ordering withdrawal from registration on the
American
Stock Exchange of the capital stocks of
both companies
for violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, effective after
April
J
units;
year's
end."
■
y"-; ■"
"--v*•*.;-.;
Holiday Inns operate both on direct ownership from headquarters
in
Memphis,
Term.,
and
through
franchise
license holders, . under
agreement with Holiday Inns of America, Inc., owner of the trade
Oils Ltd.—Stricken From Listing
and
bonds
,
;V.
n
-Av
become fully, operative,
approximately 10%"—
which in 1956 totalled
or
"Holiday Inns now have 42 locations and' a total of 3.203
throughout the country—and plan an additional 31 locations by
- American
Stock Exchange announced on April JOiThat, the $i
capital stock of this company and
the 20-cent pgr common
stock of Kroy Oils, Ltd. will be stricken from listing and registration
on
that Exchange effective Aril 13, 1957, pursuant to an order of the
SEC dated
April 3, 1957,
Both issues are presently suspended from
Securities
concessions
Inn
Holiday
the
of
1951
the six ,
powers in.'the
of their economies.
The purpose of the Com¬
munity is to contribute to the expansion of the economy,
the in¬
crease
of employment and the improvement of the .standard of living
in the member countries through the creation ot a common market for
the two commodities which are basic to
all modern industrial econ¬
omies
coal and steel.
Ihe Community is one of the world's major^,
coal and steel producing areas.
In 1956 enterpiises in the Community
produced 57,000,000 metric tons of crude steel and 249,000,000 metric
tons of coal, or a production of these commodities of about one-half ;
that
of
the
Ufiited States.-Within the common market of the,,
Community there are no longer any national customs frontiers, cur¬
rency
frontiers; or . railroad frontiers fqr coal, coke, iron, ore, scrap.
PURPOSE
coal
!
-The
The
15
Greyhound
and Italian Enterprises.
member
hotel systemthe announcement added, "Post Houses expects
Holiday inn'restaurant operations.
When this
they should add about $2,000,000 annually
to
Greyhound
Post
Houses'
gross
volume
sale
the
facilities
German
operate restaurants
take over and
to
from
proceeds
contributing to the expansion of
and coke and to the expansion
irtn ore and the production of
pig iron,
thus leading directly or indirectly to a decrease in the
relative consumption of scrap.
The majority of loan applications for
such projects which have been received by the High Authority are from
a
contracts
notes will be issued in coupon
the denominations of $1,000,
:
^
production
the
of
food-serving
year's end,"
of
group
Houses,
1,
the financing tor projects
of metallurgical coal
for the teneliciation of
part of
a
service in four Holiday Imma leading highway
"Before
par
dealings.-
$197,236
50,767
'
-
had signed
Houses
food
and
Post
leading
$19,500,000
.Great Sweet Grass
524.470
$250,690
67,775
April
due
be used to make loans to Enterprises.
that such proceeds will be priiteipallly used to provide ;
is expected
It
1
net
PROCEEDS—The
division of this corporation and one of
organizations, is planning large-scale
expansion into a rapidly growing field of top-quality highway inns
and into airport, in-plant and in-office food service.
That
announcement
was
made on April
9
bv
Arthur S. Genet,
President
of
Greyhound, the nation's largest passenger carrier, and
J. F. Edwards, President of Greyhound Post Houses, in disclosing that
-*This, company
in
the Williston
.
$100,000.
serial.notes will
1
$737,616
540,380
Corp.—Post Houses Expands—
Greyhound
Greyhound
the
1386.
p.
185,
4
$775,160
$105,147
31,666
$136,965
39,704
i"
income
1275.
oper.
ry.
—V.
business
Northern Ry.—May
Great
revenue
and after
100%.
1957.
payable April 1 and Oct. 1. The serial
form,
registrable as to principal,
in
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Monti)—1956
$387,232
$377,682'
250,267
272,535
,
Net rev. from ry. opers.—
a
activities include directorships m
Co. of Maryland and the United States Fidelity <fe
Mr.
3, 1957, which
Grass and Kroy stocks
185, p. 1637.
,
« /
Western RR.—Earnings—
&
Ry, Operating expenses
'■
other companies.
Blaustein's
oilier
and
operating
Ry.
director of American Oil. He is also
president
of
American Trading & Production Corp. of Baltimore
whose
extensive operations
include exploration and production of
crude oil
as
well as ownership and operation of tanker fleets in
worldwide trade and substantial interests in Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
Oil
Bay
High Authority on
the
maturing respectively,
series,
$10,000 and
Period End. Feb. 28—
of
1960-1962 ;
The Serial Notes will be issued in three
on Apiil 1, I960, 1961 and 1962, In the
respective principal amounts of $3,300,000, $3,300,000 and $3,400,000,
and will bear Interest at the rate of 5%. per annum.
Interest will be \
dated April 1,
be
wi)l
the Commission's order of April
of
suspended trading in the Sweet
through April 13, 1957.-—V.
Exchange
the
on
.
.
expiration
temporarily
election
the
1967 at prices ranging from 104% to
secured
notes
(Eighth. Series),
serial
Tne
the registrations of the securities of Sweet Grass and
American Stock Exchange be withdrawn."
effective date of the Commission's withdrawal order coincides
the
with
»■
redeemable at
be
will
April 1,
all
that
the
on
The
division would con¬
that headquarters of the
space and
Baltimore.
this
occupy
tinue
Kroy
the
under
that
requires
approximately 70% of the space in
Mr. McGuirk made it clear that
tries
of
stockholders
,„r
T>1
investors, regard must be had not only for existing
issuer,- but also for potential investors. We con¬
the circumstances,
the protection of investors
And in considering
President of
Blaustein,
Jacob
and
division
Co.
Chemical
Davison
Blaustein Industries.
Simultaneously with
,
Monday,. April 15, 1957
...
(1748) \
12
Idaho Power Co.—License Upheld by
The
United
States Supreme
three-project license
on
the
Court—
Court on April 1 upheld this company's
Sneke -River by denying the petition for
Volume 185
writ
a
of
Number 5629
certiorari
which
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
requested by the National Hells Canyon
was
By
of
Court
the
Power
the
of
and
The
Hells
Federal
Aug.
4,
Court
of
It
Appeals
of
its
license
company
by
the
States
decision.
Commission's
Tnat
review
Federal
the
the
on
thus reaffirms the validity of the license
hensive
plan"
According
its
for
E.
ing
rapidly and on
pletion
next
year.
will
meet, the
three
rapidly
had
projects
developing
to T.
opments,
Commission
Power
that
basis
C.
the
Roach,
schedule
and
work
will
be
expanding
of
W.
the
of
capacity
Ry.
operating
revenue....
$23,527,693
Ry.
operating
expenses-
13,432,765
Net
ry.
u
from ry. ODers.
rev.
18,066,325
$5,636,487
1,633,745
' 2,094,934
to',a
r,
185,
■
1235.
p.
!'
*
-
"
185,
2,9.34,127
iVi-,
'XT!
-
■.
The
first
plus
National
v:
has
company
4%
Bank
182, p.
called
of
for
bonds
mortgage
accrued
interest.
from
Cleveland,
Redemption—^..
redemption
dated
;
next)
May 1,
on
1,
May
r "
•/•" r
Pasadena
Ravcnscrofl
2,700
of
l-"'
•.
would
it
will
cost
$16,000,000.—V.
*'
183,
at
This
The
corporation,
class
A
at
to
acquire
real
100
letter
a
shares
unit.
per
will
filed
a
'"-V.'.'.
transactions
,,
,./
f.
applied
mission
to the SEC for
Incident
has
hearing
a
investment
York
has
The
class
of
B
aggregate
*
property.
;
r
;
with
the
panies
of 100 shares of
stock
common
"
*
-
Interstate Power Co.—Plans Financing—
permission
to
'$9,000,000
has
Issue
of
applied
the. Federal
to
Ry.
given
to
It
company,
$20,000,000
of
first
30-year
;
which
to
dissolution
interested
announced
was
the
City
"taxes
mortgage bonds
for
and,
and
and
April
operate
liquidate
the
Tonfl// redeem'the outstanding bonds Of one" of its' affiliates
help pay-for its
•
•
1957 construction
'
program/—V.
937/
185, p.
7"
;
..
"
-its
-a"
over
control
Raymond
F.
Evans, -.Chairman
Alkali
directors
of
April
4.
Mr.
Co.,
for
1956
Aprii
on
/y-"."//./'■'••■'•>, //,
is
Evans
'Rft. Co.
*
Executive
director
a
Diamond 'Alkali,
of
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
t
22,
1957;. to
Israel.
in
y-'///"'•<
/..
Officer
...
Ionics,
Dr.
E,
Inc..
R.
plants
Gilliland,
the,
total
11
j
of",
during
through
water
demineializing
104
full-time
\ ••
-;
.
of
demineralizing
'
plants
on
"
1276.
p.
Katz
Drug;
Ionics'
-
.
as
with
compared
loss,
of
$197,466
produced
total, income
by
from
the
from, contract, research
and
•'
.
$319,484
.in
with
/
;
value) at
Par
PROCEEDS—Net
capital
Four
required
covering
ils
new
Dec.
-
its
4%
v
drug
31,
in
patents,, start-up of military
activities, and the beginning of a
sales
in
1955.
continuing
research,
reported
1956,
$42,349,131,
Tiie
of
the
aoon
in
branches
In
the
The
stores
1956,
had
In
1957
chemicals
ment
in
of
partnership
Cleveland,
formed
was
Ohio,
1957
the
•
largest research
..
between
prominent
a
industry and asrriculli.it e.
including work for Diamond,
1968.
p.
Co.
for
contracts,
company
research
a
Alkali
Diamond
basic
loss
was
.
January
and
net
a
missionary
marketing organ¬
worldwide
Research
expected
are
in
program
its
of
Iowa
7-mo'nth
a
officers).—-V.
report
of
released
'
an
increase of
stock, .(Parwalue
/
.
14%
V'
!
;
history.-—V.
,"
•
„
'
,
Offered—The
Co.
G.
of
Light
Power
&
share.
•„
be applied
estimated
to
for
spent
extensions
the
to
cost
sale
of
company's construction
approximately
transmission
of 'electric
lines
and
of
substation
and
$1,800,000
for
Common
new
which,
program
$9,300,000,
systems.
mission,
distribution
gas
and,
distribution
to
and
and
sale
of
which
•
-
.leek,
to
of
gas
sale,
the
and
production
supplv of some s*eam
by
and
in
six
small
communities
in
EARNINGS—During ' 1956,
amounted
to
operating
revenues
$33,236,870
1955.
of
and
the
net
•
part
of
and
to
net
$4
Nebraska.
of
revenues
income
$30,405,167
:
eastern
operating
-the
of
$3,774,114,
for
,
J
4.
EFFECT
t'First Mortgage bonds:
Series C, 3
%, due 1976
■'Series D,
f
GIVING
2.7«%,
due
,
due
•,
v,
PRESENT
Porter
Porter
Authorized
•
■
Series
G.
2,850.000
H,
33.8%,
due
5,209^000
1905
,
•_
1969™
$3,520,000
<3i
146.407 shs.
146.407 shs.
4.30%
120.000 shs.
120,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
stock
•Includes
retired
(par
stock
value
$382,000
(par $50)
S5»
principal
through
tThe
amount
pledging
amount
bonds
contained
amount.
in
applicable
of
property
authorized
of
the
Certain
any
to
the
series
restrictions
first
series
H
mortgage
Of
year.
bonds
bonds
may
be
the
may
on
the
as
Is
be
creation
to
of
to
<2)
aggregate
additional
named
below
have
This
Will
indebted¬
3'/^%
A
each
of
'. >
.
them Are
.!
••
Webber,
Jackson
-
aa
■
'
••
Shares
;
&
v
,
••
,10,000
Stern Brothers <fc
.
a*.
numibftr
the
Curtis
-
1
,
Co.'—-,/._!ia.5,OOB»1,500
St-raus, Blosser «fe McDowell
G. H. Walker & Co._____—. 5,000
elected
activities
elected
President
the
of
to
succeed Ernest Mueh*
•'VVi * "■"+}'
for the past
Vice-President in March
Executive
2652.
"*
•
two
company
-
the
years,
1956.
■
the
commercial
Expansion
/
manufacture
185,-p. 146.
new
from
the
be
/„
construction
include:
v
slabbing
mill
.
expansion
/ ■*
.
under
shares,
value
par
jointly
to
by
the
effective,
will
add
initial
ovens,
increasing
the
metal
(6'
Conversion
(pig
steei
rolling
major
number
at
the
of
fouith—tor
plant's
of
steel
'
facilities
Fontana
the
pro¬
iron).
soaking pits.
the ex'sting
110-inch
"
plate
mill
into
a
144-inch
plate mill tc increase plate production and make possible the production
wider steel plate.
of
Impiovements
mine
and
at
at 'the
the
Company's
Sunnysiae,
.
Eagle
Utah,
.
Mountain,
and
of
of
Co.
The
and
in
the
First
wnen
end
the
of
American
suaies
at
thp
($26.32)
of
the
April.
since
time
its
capital
the
Dutch
J'iersonpwPiow#Co,.
for
the
European company
sale in.the United
a
public
shares
for
.*
'
that
war
stock
market
is
being
made
company^
....
primarily
ftygi^ 71<Ulp
an^
,,
during the period pricr to
substantial
made
the
treasury will be made
the Amsterdam Stock Exchange
Netherlands banking institutions,
common
new
from
repurcnased
company's
on
of
.
time
to
the
sale
group
public
;
,.
in
for
a
the
-
broad
which
capital
KLM
the Netherlands
1951,
contributions
Raton,
.
,
.
•
California,
New
Mexico,
stock.
as
guaranteeing
certain
iinancial
its
loans
and
loan,
or
assistance
to
the
this
company.
of
Total
$114,000,000,
outstanding
the
net
earnings
31, 1956.
the
company's
to: the
Dutch
basis of
the operating
1957,
dividend
a
declared
of
out
of
the
rendered
or
froqi
made
to .$5.65
to
any
other
on
the
present
equivalent of
share,/based on shares
per
the
,
treasury shares!/-'../'..,."
shares, in
accordance, with
boniinon
declared and paid on thefiscal year. On March
value
of
the
earnings, equivalent
1956
managed
apart
not
„
companies,.'have b°en
results of the previous
7%
of
has
31, 1956,
the/out¬
investment,
been
1950,
based
,
amounted
Including
.
50%
,V
1956
Dec.
on
practice of
in
revenues
and
at
Dividend?
"
authorized.
shares
operating
of
Following the sale, the govern¬
to 71.7%
of the common shares
ment's ownership will be decreased
outstanding although it cannot fall below
.number
1019
in
subsidy
any
4%
substantial
government
granted
Dec.
on
Since
enterprise.
the
and
indirectly
organization
borrowings,
contribution
and
Notwithstanding
since
private;business
a
into stock,
94.3%
directly
all "jtimes
at
operated
capital
owned
capital
has
later converted
were
government
and
ingots
steelmaking furnace.
oxygen
additional
Fontana
of
first
shares
sale
a
time
standing
ingots.',
plant (which fuses smaller pieces of iron ore
preparatory to charging into the blast furnacet,
furnace—the
<fe
offering
common
probably
shares
common
held
now
company
the
Eurppe,..
the
!
: ■'
following
the
Guilders
Dutch
Barnev
public
unissued
but
becomes
100
Smith,
underwrite
150,630
be
The
company,
the
//
sinter
lumps
hot
third
coke
blast
Two
ore
Netherlands—Registers With SEG
authorized
agency
offered
create
From
..
Fontana
at
for the
-•'> ■'
the
will
States.
in
from
'
•,
by
to
approximately
par
common
shares
was
$1.84 p?r
to a dividend of 6.%
on
1955 earnings
and 5%
on
1954 earnings:
In
f-he future, it Vis
planned to pay dividends to U. S. residents in dollars through .8 New
York transfer and paying agent, and consideration will be
given,pearly
share,
to
payable
interim
an
United
States
the'15%.
from
under
Dutch
Proceeds
A
mines.
headed
plans
statement
Government
financed
,
under
now
expansion
Lucbtvaari
.
250.000
eral
funds.
sented
on
April").,,
1957,
distribution.
end
The
compared
as
Under
the
Netherlands,
withholding
tax
on
"convention
tax:
U.
residents
S.
dividends paid
by
law.
from
In
expenditures
Into
coal
(Konlnklijke
■
will
program
>
new
second
new
iron
Airlines
V.),
common
additional
has
—
' '■*' ■!'"-
'
r
program:
of
of
This
Program-
new
A
its
Corp.
through
*
$81,000,000
A
Dutch
Simultaneously with the offering by the United States underwriters,
cn
out,
$194,000,000 will increase
1,536,000 tons. to
approximately
_
'
universal
i-t
••
••
cn
April 3 filed a registration statement with,
Exchange Commission covering propused offerings
and
'registration
,
pointed
report
Royal
syndicate
market
totals
now
of
balance
rolling.
coke
(7)
severally
5,000
-
''/'
was
of
Boston
increase
which
capacity
facilities
(41
principal
the
.
options
company
400,630
$193,468,635.
were
1957,
entering
was
t.
duction
restrictions
are^ also contained in the Jndentuxe under v.hich
sinking fund debentures, due 1969, have been issued.
underwriters
addi¬
by
,
and
•-
Paine,
■
Securities
prior years amounting
to
months
Corp.—Increases
ingot
The
(1)
Ninety
plant to 315.
satisfied
unlimited, and
subject
applicable
seven
year<• of
program,
(5»
issued,
limit
Steel
new
A
the
(3)
indenture
be
without
corporation
$113,000,000
A
The
and
ness
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
this amount $90,000
additions.
under
indenture,
of
one
12.000-;
•„
KLM
1
June
.
to
amount
through sinking funds within
principal
tional
pre!,
period
7-month
independent hot strip mill to increase the output of hot
rolled 'sheet,'skelp and tin mill hot bands.,,
(5) A nev.- electrolytic tin plate line to Increase 1 in plate production.
1,764,264 shs.
cumulative
Common
Plan.
of
"
\
headed .jointlyvhy. the., firms
oL HeldxAng...&;
and
the Netherlands Trading Society.
earnings.
to
< 4 (
4.80%. cumulalive„pref.. stock (par «50>
purchased
and
ingots.
3,520.000
Option
the
,
9.000.0C0
due
the
for
Two oxygen steelfnaking furnaces to produce steel
Eight additional soaking pits for the preheating of
(1)
'12)
prior
5.000,000
33e%, due 1978
Series
|
3,000.000
.
_
1982
-Sinking fund debs., 3,/a%
original
'
443.850 sha.
upon-exercise
underwriters
available
Co.
Major
Outstanding
issuance
the
pf
be
to
has been
with
p.
■'•••
tons
retained
FINANCING
$15,000,000
1977
Series E, 3A«%, due 1976Series F,
TO
f
1,018,000"
.
r•>.-
Republic Co. (Inc.)
—V."l83,
annually, virtually doubling its capacity.
In terms of
linished products the principal increases
will be in plate, sheet, tin
plate and pipe—products which-are in greatest demand in the West.
The financing of the $81,000,000 additional expansion
is being ar¬
ranged by the direct sale
to
institutional investors
of
$40,000,000
principal amount of first mortgage bonds and $5,000,000
principal
amount
of
convertible
notes
and
the
sale
of
$10,000,000
principal
amount of long-term
subordinated convertible notes to the Henry J.
with
r
400,000
"
,
,
Government
St#el's
Kaiser
CAPITALIZATION
the
for
calendar
present
entire
3,000,000
$,
39,682
'
s
company is one of the leading manufacturers of asbestos mag¬
and asphalt products in the U. S. A.
The main plant is located
Ambler, Pa. Branch plants are located at St/ Louis, Mm; Santa
Clara, Calif.; Pe^th Amboy, N. J.; Stockport, N. Y., and Meredith, N. Hi
,
its current $113,000,000 expansion
by an additional $81,000,000, it was announced on April 9
L. Ashby, Vice-President and General Manager.
Jack
Kaiser
company
037,674."compared
income
sales
Net
corporation
The
heating and industrial processing, all in Iowa. It also purchases natural
which it distributes at retail in Fairmont, Minn.; Sterling, Colo.,
95.334
39,682.
400,000
at*
Earnings
adjustments
income
that'the
"This
gas
Outstanding l/
nesia
■
equivalent to $1.2 7 per common share
for this period include favorable
were
Financing Arranged Privately—
for
-
*
-$2,500,000
95,384
-
8'
v.
expenditures for its current expansion program will
approximately $180,000,000.
The report also revealed that
have for the first time passed the half-billion dollar mark,
Kaiser
for
water
hot
and
$20,320,822
of
1956,
dividends.
will
gas
ended
year
$40,991,000.
The
to
and
of manufactured
the
oi
fiscal
rigid aluminum containers for the canning industry.—V.
of
generation, trans¬
the purchase of
for
retired.
Mr.
7-month
stated
for
in
.".ales
PRESENT' FINANCING'
$5187717,685-".;-a$v 0f">Dfc»..- 31v:«lftJ>6r- »«
report featured
new
Kaiser Aluminum product and
developments, including the Kaiser Aluminum dome, and
assets
program
the
in
energy
31,
the
to
application
distribution
working
program.'
.
and
on
V
Shares...,/"
''
,7 Associated
corporation's
The
1957,
$3,700,000
to
share)"l.OOO.OOQ shs.
names
stock
common
Robert R.
1-
*
for
J,
/
.
added
expansion
Authorized
:r
1967-
hi Wepks
10,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.-,. 1,500
V. 185, p. 1387.
to stock¬
.
be
Keasbey & Mattison Co., Ambler, Pa.—New- President
stock
facilities, $2,900,000
extensions
electric
small extent,
a
Dec.
$2,151,884.
total
•
'.^BUSINESS—Company is engaged primarily
natural
the
M"
under¬
!
1957.
TO
.
Hornbl'ower
-•am<)mrriug,.to
'
•
the
.
be
Stock
v
PR.OCEEDS—Net proceeds from
is
Common
—
Boston...Corp and G. ,H. .Walker.^ &
on April 11 offered 220,000 shares
(par value $5) at a price of $29 per
stock
common
will
Co.
earnings
net
During
First.
,
1,
<pcr
Becker -A Co. tnc.j—
Central
,
1955.
preferred
amount
joint managers
as
$1
'
...
.
A.
connection, with
in
calendar
non-recurring
to
issued
was
a
for
through
after
183,
in
stores
EFFECT
Aug.
■
$36,021,114.
Net
over the previous
Of
will
$1,112,000
',
*
•
38
pursuant.to the company's. Stock
shares.,of
follows:
,/
'
sale
accelerated
opened
of
.';r,
5
Offered—An
$2,500,000
mortgage -note due
of
!
April
on
earnings
being
operates
Income
UNDERWRITERS-—The
A '•
t
$20,320,822 "for the period June
year
1956, earnings amounted
1955
the
"Includes 4,000 shares Tescrved
185.
'
.'
1,274,114
each.
.
Electric
v
$7,639 983'
$3,232 355
»
sinking; fund note due Aug. 1. 1969
'.Com.
1
v,
the, calendar
increase over
$4,806,386.
to
$2.43
the
'
Mos.—1956
1,371,822
mortgage, note-due Nov. llr 1979-^
mortgage note, due Afarch 1,1977
Sundry indebtedness
?
for 1356 include favorable non-recurring, adjustments
income,, after deduction of related income taxes, in .the
years'
report
Tile
of
develop¬
give the
to
t
AP57—2
$7,979,949
$3,547,010
Stock
from
GIVING
Maatscbappij N.
Ionics
producer
and
\
650,502
comj$.-.nv's
are
net
the corporation's recent
period " from
the
former
fiscal
year
ended May 31.
The new fiscal year was adopted in order to place the
corporation's financial
reporting on a basis consistent with general
industry practice.
- •
.?•'/.,
■
'
'
'
'
•'
Conl inn tug preliminary statements reported recently, the 1956 earn¬
ings were equivalent to $2.71 per common share after preferred divi¬
dends, based on 14,695,044 shares outstanding as of Dec. 31, compared
units,
ization.
1276.
p.
'
;
.1
retirexiicnt* of such
$343,626,585,
were
earnings
prior
change
$585,830
The
■
be
ex-1
$1,688,214
4%%
•,
services
technicians^and
engineers,
•
?
earnings
net
For
"17%
a
1956
amount
' ;
company-sponsored
"'iter
sea
will
entire
4,407 628
3%:
factory
registratioh Statement, with the SEC-om April
a
year's $301,031,135.
field
membrane
in
the
4,432,939
(unsecured)
4«A%
common
time
to
corporation,
"81,
sale/ for
1956, r
-the
resulted
of
price of $23,875 per,share.
a
the
•
Stock
—:r.
/Tills
\
in
was
employees
'
proceeds
ior
•BUSINESS—Company
Lauffhitn Steol jCorp.-r-Registers With SEC—
under
holders,
•' -'
'.
electric
volume
$173,170
investment
of
development
This
1955.
compared
as
additional
sale
and
Jun£,'!
In
completed.
'<
•
Co.—Common
to
In, 1956
equipment
/..
•
>
-
began
Ry.—Earnings—
677,227
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—^Earnings Higher
v
-
in
now
Kaiser Company-
expansion
In
W°st
.^trel
t*e
largest' steel
185,
1957—Month—1956
income.—
oper.
185,
($1
■i
•*-
«
direct
trained
*'*..?•*
„v
'
937.
p.
Doc.
plants
''
writing group headed by A. G, Becker & Co. Inc. on I
April 10 offered publicly 50,000 shares of common stock'
%
whloh it engineers/ installs anu
from
with
,
< sold Irom time
to
number
^
'of
and the-Cleveland <fe Pittsburgh
./'/'K
new
''
this
by
two-furnace
plant
Kaiser
River.—V.
$1,746,255
ry.
request
stock,' as follows:-125,447 shares to be
Option Plan to certain officers and other, key
employees of the" company;/-and 13,975 shares -now-.held in the com¬
pany's treasury as a deferred rewards fund for certain officers (to be
President,/told the stockholders. Five of these
the Mid^lp JEast, and.siX, wjlfhin the country,
shipped
were
bringing
to '20. •
delivered
largest
make
2,165,787
■
/,,
...
Desalting Plant Deliveries Reach II -iff 1956—
will
2,170,305
therefore,
is
It
1106.
p.
billings in 1955.
Canada
t.This corporation filed
8, '11)57,
Cleveland-Trust Co.,'
the
steel
a
be placed in
operation in
is scheduled for completion by
expenses—
—V.
■
reported a net income after
of $38,389,531 to customers
the year. ' This is an 11.7%
3
from" 'billings
completed
operates
systems
Jones
•;%
.
Cleveland, Ohio,
was
elected
to
the
board
Inc.,
at
the
annual
stockholders'
meeting
Ionics,
the Mellon National
-
Chief
and
"
This
In the United
one-third
$3,854,001
granted
.,/■:/
Ionics, inc.—Diamond Chairman to Ionic's Board-—,
Diamond
J.
expansion
than
moie
the
Southern
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Billings Up—-
comparable
men.
/offered
>'
r.ow
Mississippi
CAPITALIZATION
entirely
company
•service
"'/
'
•>•/
./
of Henry
United States.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
10,
•
./:•
Division
$3,916,560
Net
April
on
IEI
companies.—V. 180,
President,
$3,569,622
United: States and
.
company said it would -use the' proceeds to. finance; the .pur*/,
chase of the Km uses "City Power
Light Co.'s electric and gas dis-'
trlbutton properties serving,. Mason; City, ' Iowa, for
$.16,200,000/ pay,,.;
The
■
Cutler,
A.
of
installation
•increase
.
The
and
producing
building
revenue—
Ry. operating
3011.
with respect to certain
liquidation; and the Com¬
and
until
persons
organized
were
dissolve
Johnson Service
Joseph
/.
for j.
but it is
off-bank
first
mill,
process.
currently
$113,000,000
program,
history,
cf
operating
^
'/,////./"""
common
Austria,
The
steel
exemption order
an
its
of securities of three of
stock. The bonds, will he sold £.t;J competitive /
planned/ to, negotiate rtiie stock sale through Kidder, v
Peaboay <fc Co.-.,.,'./'.
... ~
$•-.«%•/
v.'f'U
/','• * ,!/->■
bidding,
*
the
the ;
■
by means of a distribution of
its portfolio securities in kind
to its stockholders.
Prior thereto, IEI
proposes to consolidate its holdings into distributable units consisting
to
Commission
Power
in
1952,
in
construction, will
,
The-company
'already
is
the
is
Period End. Feb. 28—
•
thereon.
proposed
/
t-
of
first
the
built
Canadian
Approximately 2,70C additional
company locations as a result
'
-
various
for
According tc the application,-the. purpose for which IEI was organ¬
ized, "i.e., to'assist new and existing enterprises in Israel,, has been
achieved as the result of the investment of capital by IEI in five com¬
proceeds will equal
proceeds are- to be
The
underwriting.
no
:>e
:
.
notification
of
129 units, each consisting
and
$1,501
There
$190,001.26.
used
stock
common
offered
be
March
on
covering approximately
SEC
by, a
efficiency
expansion program
1953.
West
in
under
now
of
Kansas
Enterprises, Inc.—Proposed Dissolution—
New
Ohio.—
Corp,,'. Memphis, Term,—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
is
firm
original
program
industrial
producer
p.
"
be
be
steelmaking capacity.
oxygen
Engineers
the
$194,000,000
Coast
notes
will
to
developed
was
made
the
mill
process
program.
The
■
Interstate Holding
process
was
confirmed
major
The entire
at
pansion
,
the
use
shop
third
the
the
it
'
middle
required
' ■'
construction program,' pending- receipts
arrangements,' The company" estifnated its
program
*
units
1957.
the
Federal Power Commission for
in short-term promissory notes.
to
and
furnace
steel
Kaiser
on
that
late
1,000
!:;: ' ',."1
'
and
Certain
1,000
its
financing
'•
Central,
—
in
1956,
1,000
Co.——\
■
hour.
per
licensor, for the
Construction
;
"
to $10,000,000
its application, 'said
up
construction
Israel
of
1965
;•,
I
Co.——
Corp.
&
is
1,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
2,700
steelmaking
Existing operations have demonstrated that oxygen furnaces have
advantages of low initial investment' cost and high production'
the
1,200
Lunt___
2.700
applied
financing
permanent
'
••
mi*
.
>;■
v.;v.",
&
of
which
Company-owned deposits in.
integrated steel plant on thfe -'
producing, quality steel since
doubled Its
another
total
a
Fontana,
from
fully
West
America
have
'
increase'hot
to
at
shop.
rate
1,200
Company-
and
will
annually
furnaces
•
the
use
Eastern
one
only
furnace
in
oxygen
In
North
has recently
method,
1,200
George
The
been
in
the
Fontana
tons
.
type
operations
Stales,
'1,200
•
has
at
blast
limestone
Is
oxygen,
its
built
630,000
Its
13
.
$33,000
due" May•51,
1925,
Payment will be made at the
123 West Prospect Ave., Cleveland,
1699.
and
;■
company,
temporary
1957
100%
Sincere
2,700
has
company
The
3,804,648
*
*
'
its
Co.————
Co., Inc.-_i'__
&
Miller; &
1387.
p.
firm
Co.1,900
&
Hamlin
Simmons!
&
authority to issue
$9,557,895 $10,591,561
■K'i.
Interstate Bridge Co.—Partial
Barrett
It
whose
1,900
and
Steel
Steel's
of
be
With
.
States.
where
Company,
coal
ore,
to
production
year.
Kaiser
installation
1,900
furnace
a
Coast.
United
2.700
2,500
Inc.--,—
iron
West,
Kaiser
2,500
-
Co. .^1,.
&
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing-r-
36,731,951
33,281,488
$5,034,928
income™ 1
oper.
mi;
-V.
Putnam' &
Co.,
iron)
tons
installation
2,700
ijnc.'sj—1-900
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$23,752,812 $47,839,333 $47,323,512
&
2,700
—
'
Ellis
The
Net
&
the
West
Corporation-
Mason-Hagan
Hanrahan
Julien Collins ^ Co.———
Edward D. Jones & Co,_
—V.
1957—Month—1956
Baird
W.
Inc.
Blunt
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
j'
Dain
M.
5,500
Robert
.'/ V'/;1'
v
Iowa
5.500
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—-—
to
of
C.'Henderson
J.
L.
blast
("pig
utilize
2,700
Co.,
2,700
5.500
& Co
new
2,121,000
.2,700
___
:
<fe
Gardner—
&
5,500
R.
Co.
Bcenning <fe Co,...^J,.„i
5,500
/
Day
com¬
devel¬
area.—V. "185,
.'."V
.
to
C. Langley
fli
Pierce
Smith, Moore & Co..u-^.:^
T.
5,500
Hutton & Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony <fe
progress¬
new
generating
new
requirements
power
three
our
343.
p.
is
vigorously
pursued
Brownlee,
the
first:
360,000
kilowatts of
add
Brownlee
at
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Co.__
&
Lyons
First
6,000
<fc Sons___™_
E.
L.
Inc.
Inc._
W.
River.
Snake
President,
Relnholdt
Allyn and Co., Inc.— f 5,500
Central
granted to Idaho Power Co.
"best adapted to a compre¬
are
Rauscher,
11,000
Co.
&
Co.,
Ryons
W.
11,000
A.
Supreme Court's action
which
Lester,
11,000
Weld
Alex. Brown
The
The
num¬
metal
11,000
Smith, Barney & Co.--.
Quail <fo
has
denied.
been
respective
Shares
41,550
Co..
&
White,
at
the
following
stock:
Corp._"_i_ 41,550
Inc
:
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane
1
issued
was
United
the
company
common
Walker <fe Co.___
H.
G.
Blyth
this
to
affirmed
the
from
the
Shares
The First Boston
Brownlee,
1956. Public power groups and other pro¬
Hells Canyon then asked the Supreme
9,
dam
review
for
Co.
Power
of
■
»
unanimously
Oct.
on
Federal
a
Idaho
to
projects.
Commission
was
further
to
in
license
a
Power
1955.
ponents
Court
or
Canyon
purchase
shares
of
"
has refused to review the action
affirming the issuance by the Federal
Court
Supreme
Appeals
Commission
Oxbow
now
bers
action,
its
to
agreed
Association.
(1749)
the
the
of
sale
will
five-year
period
approximately
investment
in
flight
become
a
exempted
part
1952-56,
$88,000,000 of
equipment
between~the1*'
are
Dutch companies
/'...'•'
and
of the Company's gen¬
made gross capital
which $75,000,000 repre¬
$13,000,000 investment in
KLM
ground facilities. These expenditures were financed from internally
generated funds and proceeds from the sale of aircraft except for the
equivalent of $15,000,000 provided
from borrowed
luiuis.
Tne com¬
pany's future flight equipment program contemplates the expenditure
of approximately $134,000,000 for the purchase from American, British
and Dutch manufacturers of 41 aircraft, mainly of
turbo-prop or jet
including necessary spare engines and spare parts, and flight
and
procedure trainers. As of Jan. 1, 1957 the company
contracts or commitments for the purchase of flight
equipment costing 8126.000,000. of
which approximately $15,003,000
design,
simulators
had
had
outstanding
been
prepaid
on
that
date.
The
company
also
plans
to
invest
next four years for additions to and modernization of
facilities approximately $27,000,000.
Tne
comoany
estimates ti.ai uurixig tne years 19o7 through 1960
earned depreciation, amounts credited to reserves, retained earnings,
other internal sources and proceeds from sales^ of replaced aircraft ftiip
ground
Us
Perfod End. Feb. 28—
Net
Net
—V.
of
ment
Krohn,
M.
Haupt
Ira
director.--V,'
185,
York,
New
Co.,
■
■
$2,656,303
1,919,241
1276.
p.
■
reporting
"
■
i"'.
-—
$5,994,468
4,154,756
$3,766,135
•
2,361,978"
r •
S
-
t
■
—c— ■.
/
$7,634,813
.4,760,81o
Large Expenditures—:
^"
announced
above.—V.
Ltd.
135,
its
customers,
own
total
the
of
amount
have
who
for
'
-
Mainfe Central
Y
185,
Net
r'
$76,105
206,054
revenue.,:.
Ry. operating expenses-//
185,
p.
for
to
vote
determination of the stockholders
at the annual meeting.—V. 183,
open
factory sales and service branch this
industrial district.
•
-
new
a
Chamblee
will
brancn
wnolesale
be
equipment
industrial
and retail headquarters
line. Tne facility in¬
and service rooms,' and warehouse,
covering 39,200 square feet on a 3.6 acre tract/ Until three months
ago,
this building was headquarters of the company^ Southeastern
division, handling both industrial and agricultural lines of the com¬
-
display
offices,
parts
room,
In January, a consolidation of divisions moved the farm equip¬
personnel from Atlanta to Harrisburg, Pa.
;
of the new factory - branch at Chamblee is- another
pany.
ment
sales
step
in
the
industrial equipment expansion program which Min¬
neapolis-Moline Company initiated a year ago. Tiie company manu¬
factures utility and industrial wneel-type tractors, engines add power
units. It has developed a new line of crawler tractors, scheduled for
Mos.'-Cl956
1957—2
$763,769
$5,141,232
$2,443,260
l,o94,432
$743,843
income
1276.
2a0,924
;v
19-1'
increase of
1957
the
011
in
9
-V
$4,637,279
3,486,852
August
$1,-30^303
$1,150,427
bran Che ?
/. .469,206
414,807
3,833,929
;
287,-.87
.
=
;
in
the
this
of
corporation
operating
net
earnings
revealed
was
adding
now
other
added
Lansing,
sprinklers,
tubing,
line
a
.
Mich, and * Oklahoma Gfty/Okla.
of irrigation eqnipm'nt. including
products.—V.
related
and
185,
104G.
p.
revenue.-
Ry. operating expenses--
"
Net rev. from ry, opers.
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
185,
p.,"
1957—2 Mos.—1056
1957—Month—1 '56
369,C07
$343,641
186,145
174,810
Feb. 28—
operating
Ry.
1956.
and its
of
is
firm
Period End.
on :
first, quarter of
tne
COlo.;
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
the corporation
constituent
banks and
affiliate
for
the
first
quarter of 1957 were
$3,285,216.92 or approximately 40 cents a share on the 3.099,875 com¬
mon
shares outstanding March 31, after preferred 'dividends of;,$178,221.00,
compared
with $2,685,190.98 or
approximately 34
cents
a
share
on, the- 7,875,383
common
shares,, oupstanumg .after preferred,
"dividends of $2(Ji, 163.00, for the same period Iu^l956.
The provision-'
$125,217
368,671
The
■"
"
factory, .sales and' service
-
recently
compasy. has
at Denver,
pumps,
share earnings for the first quarter
per
stock
common
production.
The
.*
-
y.V
■
comparison with such earnings in
consolidated
The
$153,864
423,210
178.521
will
6a.,
Minneapolis-Moliue's
for
Matine Midland Corp.—Net Ptotit' 19% Higher--An
1957—2 Mos —1956
$59,487
oper.
ry.
—V.
of
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
date
and
of
Atlanta's
Atlanta.
cludes
:
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
operating
company
in
Ihe
.
-.1,867,9t»l
Net rev. from ry. opers."
Anril
Ry.
:
1957—Monui—1956
operating revenue$2,631,730
Ry.
1276 and 1045.
p.
record
notice
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—To Open New Branch—
1957, bank loans incurred in connection
present estimates.—V.
Lake
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry. operating expenses—
general
and
construction
for
used
2293. ;J
L'stablishment
corporate purposes.
with the com¬
pany's
construction
program
had been reduced to $9,000,000, and
further reductions in April from internally generated funds are ex¬
pected to leave a balance ol about $7,000,000 to be retired with the
net proceeds from the sale of bonds.
Construction expenditures (in¬
cluding tile net Increase In gas storage Inventory) for the two fiscal
years ending Sept. 30, 1953, will amount to $25,740,000,
according >o
be
to
March 31,
p.
America—Stock Option
directors
the
as
to
This
mouth
earnings v/ill provide the balance. In addition,. Lukens;will
entile outstanding long-term debt of $5,600,000 by the end
165, p. 1388.
its
183,
above.—-V.
2077.
This company filed a
As oi
1957,
18,
the
in
of
board
entitled
p.
more
torin
o.
the
-
Co.
to the articles of incorporation to provide
authorized comipon stock.
V
has fixed
the close'of busine'ss on April
amendment
increase
an
'sTlie
loaned
in
$33,009,000
of
Mining
Des
Suspended—
Temporarily
Offering
Inc.,
stockholders, on May 14 will vote upon a stpek option granted
a; Specht, Chairman of the Executive Committee, and upon
proposed
:.v
1958.—V.
of
registration statement with the SEC on April 4,
1957 covering 810,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due May 1, 1982,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding: '
Net proceeds will be used to repay outstanding bank loans, and the
amount in etfeess of the bank loan repayment will be added to working
of
several
loans,
Lftkens
retire
SEC
St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With
Laclede Gas Co.,
from
two-thirds
than
20-year
1912. >*
182, p.
America,
of
Charles
a
financing by supporting this expansion through earnings
and favorable borrowings.",
'
V
Y-Y'
Lukens has received major financial participation
in its expansion
;.,Y.
;
Gold
Eagle
to
of
program
1633.
p.
Co.
Minerals & Chemical Corp. of
I''^The
biggest single
expansion of production facilities-had been
completed and that construction would begin at once for scheduled
completion within two years.
,
This
is perhaps the most optimistic point in this
company's 147year history," Mr. Hustdn said.
"This expansion will raise our rated
ingot capacity from 750,000 tons to more than. '925,000 tons."
"Because of the bright outlook
for Lukens and the growth indus¬
tries we serve," Mr. Huston said, "we count on following our traditional
-
capital
Bald
See
*
,.
Oils
take place April 16 at which time a
its own slate.
1505." 19 West 44th Strhet.." New York
propose
Concentrating
111.—Stock
Flaines,
April
policy
will
Suite
is Executive Secretary of the committee.—V.
Y.,
N.
Mineral
-
record-breaking first quarter,
a
36,
1517.
p.
Co.—Committee Proposes Slate
will
directors
Schatzman,
Bernard
...
Steel' Co.—Plans
company,
1'
.
135,
27,174,64'0
28,375,316
13,422,171
■
.
of
committee
stockholders'
7*
to. reimburse
proceeds
purposed—V.
election
The
'
's
1957—2 Mos.—1956
the
use
Mexican Gulf Sulphur
pany's
'
Grass
Sweet
Great
!
/
construction
$17,188,306 $34,369,784 $34,809,453
13,636,958
'
$1,923,373
898,883
:'■'■■■ :<Y\Y'Y'•
9 that it would immediately launch a $33,000,000 expansion
that would boost its rated ingot capacity by nearly 25'c. •
'Yf. Charles' Lukens Huston, Jr., President, said that plans for the-com¬
Ltd.—Stricken From Listing—
Kroy Oils,
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
YY'Y
•
.
I
'
•
.-
its treasury for coirt
struction expenditures made prior to Jan. 1, 1957 (and in connection
therewith to pay not in excess of $4,500,000 of short-term bank notes
outstanding Dec." 31, 1956, the proceeds of which had been used for
will
Edison
program
/
See
185,
This
011
depart¬
elected a
been
has
Y„
N.
45.
p.
Nashville
&
Feb. 28—
YY
Lukens
underwriting
corporate
the
of
manager
End."
/
—V.
Corp.-r-Krohn Elected to Board—
Knox
Lewis
723,122
Net rev, from ry. opers.
Net ry. oyer, income
1106.
p.
439,195
operating revenue,, $16,402,261
Ry.
freely
130,
$1,810,302
297.796
vYY-Y:/Y-YYY/YYY/Y Y//YY'
Ry. operating expenses,:.
revenues
currencies
$943,603
income,,,
1276.
p.
,'V;, Y,
this service, approximately one-third of its transin 1956 were received in United States dollars or
convertible into U. S. dollars.
"
Tn
1946, KLM became the first European airline after the war to
inaugurate transatlantic service to New Yoi'fc. Today, among the air¬
lines of the world, it ranks second in number of route miles operated
'and.
according to International Air Transport Assodf-tion statistics
for
International operations only, is third in number of
nessenger
"miles flown and third in available ton miles offered. It has
connections with substantially every major airlirie of the
world, no
single one of which parallels Its entire international roiite pattern.
KLM has pioneered
in the operation of all-cargo services and was
one
of the ffr.it to inaugurate such services across the North Atlantic.
portation
1,319,248
GP J
shares of its common stock to
consideration of $10,500,000.
cash
lor a
$795,180
oper.
185,
Period
of
conduct
the
In
"
issue and sell an additional 105,000
*
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$4,536,584
$4,583,485
2,726,282
2,660,112
1,537,680
Louisville
the standpoint of continuous
corporate existence and operation. Its operations are world-wide, with
scheduled flights, covering more than 150.000 route miles and ser ving
all six continents through 109 cities in 74 countries and possessions.
world's oldest airline from
the
is
rev.
ry.
—v.
Ry.—Earnings-—
1,957—Montu—I960 4
$2,132,860
$2,262,851
from ry. opers.
Ry. operating expenses.,
will provide approximately §100,000,000 in available cash
resources.
Additionally, It has available $50,000,000 under a credit
agreement with three United States banks which the company entered
into on May 1,
1S56. As a consequence, the company does not contemplate that any additional external financing will be required to
'€°klm
'
operating revenue.,
Ry.
assets
other
*
Louisiana & Arkansas
-
the
during
'
1957
TheC turner ciakand Financial Chronicler. Monday,- April J a,
...
(3:750)
14
$725,766
386,708
$702,085
$168,831
$339,058
$354,713
142.620
.153,552
$182,862
69.09J /
71,4iy
income-'
1277.. ;
347,372
U,/: V'/;.
.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
rv.
*$129,949
185,
135,554
1276.
p.
*$269,346 4 *$243,424
31(1,217
274,305
*$119,034
152,3al
deilcit.Y
cper.
♦Deficit.—V.
.
<;
*
,
tor
'
'
'
,
1956.-—V.
in
Lang Co., Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Registers With
struction."
,
•/■'
;
is engaged
Lang Co.
.
/,'Y/■;'''/■ Y////'
'
Salt Lake City.
primarily
to addition
•
the
in
its
to
division
ment
which
to
steel
Lang
Construction,
its
on
Jan.
18.
1957.
wa«y organised
principally4
in
franchises
the
from
distribution
business
fabricating
leading
in
equipment
Li"
'
the
board
on
struction
of
of
directors
unspecified
an
Lang
May
stock
to
of
1,
1957.
Lang
Co.
will
date
of
authorize
the
the
on
for
each
share
the
of
total
A
asset
value
Fisher
who
office
Frank
Lilly & Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
^e. first quarter of this
$11,300,000,
equal
estimated
JrrU^nA nJw?
$56,400,000
.
-
this
Ee®;sley
^r'
profit
compared
against
cautioned
Therefore.'
quarter
sales
and
prospects
the
by
lor
earnings
four
the
bright."—V.
and
full
185,
the
$8,211,157,
Star
Fund,
Securities and
Sees
the
three
SEC
series
on
a
year
tematic
the
in
investment
proceeds
Industrial
that
of
the
Growth
meeting
per
added
-
family
Ward
John
Secretary and
Division.
Januarv,
as
to
biggest
company
S,
1957,
of
April
on
last
sales
on
19.
the
He
year.
said,
those
exceed
of
last
year's
in
1957
latenes.s- *if
the,
no
comparable
why
reason :
filed
covering
a
Registers
With
at
and
which
shares.—V.
125,000
shares
be
184,
p.
for
invested
Lone
in
the
$4,956,226
4.597,870
of
each
Star
Star
4,586,089
March
filed
amount,
lace
Metal & Thermit
of
with
notification
for working capital.—V.
185;
p.
E.
Martin,
April
The
11.
President,
corresponding
-
$9 981293
9.441,016
figure
slightly over $10,000,000.
These
figures include detinning
pany's
products,
for 1957
Mr.
1956
1957 arc estimated at aboui
stockholders
told
he
sa
is
Martin,
with
first
He
told
about
said
be
quarter
d.
as
well
as
the
10'L
first
earnings
stockholders that
higher.
earnings,
quarter
50
and
of
67
this
185,
55
cents
cents
a
t/e
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V- 185,
p.
$353,356
$272,467
$562,161
$540,282
*224,349
income
*362,326
*623,434
*755,121
to
1276.
ing
this
was
company,
announced
a
on
subsidiary
electric revenues
'.2
185. ,p. .1383.
ry.
income
1277. • ;
p.
-
.
•
>
.
""
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$651,997
$307,671
; $322,217
289,224
553,803
,
540,814
$253,353
$111,183
141,319
$32,'793
$179,937'
96,151
qp.; and
;
.
1957—Moiith—1T56
from ry. opers.
oper.
,,
89,434
30.498
\
RR.—Earnings—
operating
' 1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956 -•
revenue.$24,194.817 $23,838,879 $49,384,237 $18,376,183
.* 17,992,735
18,127,123 37,566,811
36,940,218
Net rev. froin ry, opers.
ry.
oper.
$5,711,756 $11,817,426., $11,435,965
3,617,582
b, 115,837
6,896,039
$6,202 082
3,183,535
income
"
'
.*
:
Files
With
Securities and
*
Chicago, 111.—
Mobile Home Park Development Corp..
Exchange Commission—:,.,*?
a
letter of notification with the
to be offered at par ($10
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be vised, for
expenses incident to engaging
in the mortgage brokerage business to
finance mobile home parks and coin ts.
•
•. I ■
The
SEC
per
corporation
April
on
2
filed
covering 28,000 shares of common stock
share),
,
fir.se
,.
1956.
laigtly
1
preliminary
-
attributable
to
Monon
RR.—Earnings—
'
*
'
revenue-/.!-$1,810,232
Ry. operating expenses-1,508.161
Ry.
1957—2 Mos.—19o6.
1957—Mon^h—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
operating
$3,613,464. v$3,-680.237
$1,506,349
1,520,161
3.985.700
3,081.760
1155.
April 8. has issued,
of
rev.
—V.( 183,' p., 1277.
Net
•'*
—V.
it
.
Period End. Feb. 28—•
'Net
com¬
This compares
share.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock to Parent—The SBC,
the company had
547JOOO. ,;
t
Company* Tnc<rrY/,
operating
Net
Net rev. from ry. opers.
1956,
263.371
Rjr.
was
'
Net
year
Missouri-Pacific
on
-
was
the
nejt irtCoine. of
$443,308
Net
v
1S56
the.
and
at retail in
Tne corresponding
according
per
,share in
difference
p.
rest" of
is
energy
Period End. Feb. 28—
—V.. 185,
$11,000,000, '
than detinning
interest in each case.
1277.
meeting
reced¬
engaged, within the southeastern portion
in the generation, purchase, distribution
137 communities as well as in
and at wholesale to 6 rural cooperative associations.
Dickson
Net
■/
approximately $6,000,000
between
inventory adjustments.—V.
annual
first quarter of
the
products other
For
were
for
the
at
•»
prices
redemption
regain*
of of Mississippi,
electric
revenue--
the
Corj>.—Quarterly Sales Higher—
for the first quarter ol
Sales
H.
estimates would
9,557,897
letter
a
to par, plus accrued
Ry. operating expenses—
^
27
at
and at special redemption prices,
Ry. operating expenses
of 12-year S'/aSt capital debentures to be offered
through Guardian Securities Corp., San Francisco,
quarter sales in 1956
1057—2 Mos
.
■'
of
Fund
Lone
areas,
S.
Ry.
statement
727.
$4,858,556 $10,120,158
H
San Francisco,
covering $16,900
Calif; The proceeds are to be used
registration
distributor
will
on
■
redeemable
be
to par,
^'.^'•Wtissdujrl-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
period.
Calif.—Files With SEC—
bonds at competitive sale
UNDERWRITERS—Associates'in the oifering" are:' Drexel &
>
Mercantile Acceptance Corp., of Calif.,
corporation
of
of $16,104,000
;
stores last year, expects to reach 30 this year,
r
Mr. Melville envisioned no mergers or acquisitions "at the moment."
•—V. 185, p. 1517.
•
'
probable
"our
sale
EARNINGS—For
-
R.
a
102.046%
the State
rural
dip in seasonal skies- to
however, that there was
of the
•
will
106.68%
BUSINESS—Company
cf
sales, upon compilation of both March and April salps iigur.es,
not
&
increase over 1955,
.7 '.f~
of $126,124,405.
attributed
Securities
fir^t
due
PROCEEDS- Net proceeds "from ,the financing will be Used by'the
for the construction or acquisition of permanent improve¬
ments; extensions and additions to its utility plant.
.
3.8'f
a
Equitable
and
series
,
,
$6,112,253,
earned
year
,
company
had
multiply
the
that
^
:
.... rfar 45>s.
Co. and.
Co, <jointlyf," 101.14: and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc..
"
if
*
--'O.'
bonds
from
ing from
to
'
•,
-
-
Assistant
company's
new
ranging
the
1517.
p.
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
*
appointed
the
for
The
opened only 12
figure
operating
his
of
;
•
April 1, 1087, at
interest, to yield 4l^%.; The un¬
award
won
/ White,, Weld
100.769. /..
opening of new stores, he told stockholders/was proceeding at
a
good rate.
Thom McAn stores opened b3 new stores in 1956 and
anticipated that a similar number would be opened this year provided
real
estate obstacles
are
overcome.
Melville's'Miles
Division,
which
com-
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
Ry. operating expenses
-Bids
The
.
months of
He
this
Should
estimated at
prudent
result
Inc.,
adviser
sale
Fund
generation
'
Offered—Eastman Dil¬
on a bid of 101.149%.
...
j, •
Lynch, Pierce, Feuner & Beane bid ICO/317, ^lso
the bonds .as 434s came from Kidder, Peabddj &
Merrill
this
share
a
company
Security
traditionally
the
year."
$1.06
or
tee company's
figure
Boston
registration statement was $3,000,000 of Sys¬
Plan
Certificate;
of
All
States
Management
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
a
Melville
Easter
the
Investment
thirc!
1892.
recently
of
the
Co.
&
4% %
'
and accrued
April 11
on
.
is
bonds,
derwriters
v
<
which was founded by his grandfather,
in
Jr.,
was
c
corporation for 1)57 are expected to be slightly
the previous year despite itlie ,-fact' that.-expenses, are
much faster rate than' sMes, Ward MeiviHe,LChaif*man, told
annual
$1.95
securities
included
Company,
the
Melville,
*102.046%
the
em¬
Securities
Union
lon,
mortgage
elected Secretary, succeeding Joel E.
that office but will continue to serve as a
company
"7L v,,;-
-
Corp. and associates bri April. 12 offered $6,000,000
the
been
,
(L-one Star Balanced Income Fund, Lone Star
.Insurance Growth Fund, and Lone Star Industrial Grbwth
Fund).
Also
Plan
313,w82
Mississippi Power Co.^—Bonds
years
stock
Slightly Higher Earnings—
rising at
per
ago.
Dallas, Tex.
Exchange Commission—
April
three
200,000
to
$5,622,1£7
5,649,954
$620,-545 ' ; $604-,811~^ $972,233
274,433 ' ;
*7,3i3
"
389,880
$588,093 '
from ry. Opers:
rev.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
2,825,806
minimum
a
available under
A for ^officers and. Ley
'' )
V-'- :
^
100,000
161,949
$6,271,626
5,666,815
$3,446,351
2,693,740
ry. oper. income--♦Deficit.—V. 185, p. 1155.
development,, a new Re¬
a new shipping center/'
from
common
Not
*
SEC
investment
with
and
increase
Option
secretary
new
Earnings for
$han- in
The
Lone
to
retiring from
the
Melville
better
■
esti¬
$1.43
to
Sales were
vear.
analysts
are
told
he stated, "it would not. be
results
are
with
$44,685,722
February, September and October
first
training
company
has
Vice-President
Mr.
earnings
dividends
President,
first quarter last
year
had
company
preferred
Eugene N. Beesley,
Analysts Society 011 April 8.
This
this
year
after
share.
common
,
in
Melville Shoe
at
comifig
the
$482,659
16J,o4a
,
1957—Monch—1956
$3,281,833'
revenue..
expenses!
Net
and
or
mated
invest
71.495
75,412
'
of
1730.
•
is
The
hold
been
corporation's report for its first quarter ended March 31, 1957. At the
.-end of the preceding-, quarter,
the. net asset .value^of the: imrtf^^o
: amounted
to $233,789,214, equivaleht to $25.26 per share.—V.
184,
(Eli)
of
Melville
B.
director.
stock
$228,273,514; equivalent to $24.67 per
shaie, was announced jointly on April 9
by Robert Lehman, President,
and Monroe C. Gutm.in, Chairman of the Executive
Committed, in the
p.
"During
pilot plant; and
new
a
voted
shares
of
David
Corp.—Reports Lower Asset Value—
net
shpuld
Melville Shoe Corp.—New Secretary Elected—
Mr.
Lehman
employee
Restricted Stock
ployees.—V. 185, p. 938.
distribution,
Co.
for
company's
transfers
Lang
that
announced
stockholders
The
late
held
our" company
feel
I
Laboratory wing,
number
date in May, of the 239,999 shares of Lang Con¬
shareholders of Lang Co. on the basis of one share
Construction stock
the record date.
also
Institute
Johnson
search
the
",n(-
expect to spend $8,500,000 011 eight" new and continuing projects.
These
include
a
new
70,000-square-foot office
building,
the
Mead
"
On
term.
near
Johnson
Mr.
'
about
the
$657,886
$252,359
$365,960
) /•)•
income
1277.
'
we
Net proceeds will be added to
working capital and used to reduce
Lang Co/s bank loans.
This will enable Lang Co. to transfer assets
'having a hook value of $1,600,000, consisting of'accounts receivable,
inventories, cash and fixed assets, to Lang Construction, in exchange
for 239,999 shares of the latter's common stock.
These transfers will
or
p.
operating
Ry.
of 5%
to 69,'
of gross sales In. research" and development^ Said an¬
other way, we should have a ratio of four' to fi'Vfe research warkers
for each $1,000,000 of salts."
5-.i;'• ,v./
t
on
oper.
185,
Ry. operating
President, 011 April 4 said;
"Although the current
budget of $2,303,000 is five times larger jLhau-. it was iiy 1952
"Over
liianu•'/■/:/'..
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry-
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR.-—Earns.
and
public stock offering relates only to the 73,199 shares of Lang
Co.
stock, to be offered
for
sale
through an underwriting group
headed by Lee Higginson
Corp. and J. A. Hogle & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
effected
Net
—v.
of
is substantial for a company of our size, if measured by'standard
criteria,, it is, in my opinion, below the level required to• maximize
tliis company's opportunities for true leadership.--• ';4-y
v
'
The
be
issue
Mead Johnson,
D.
research
under
ment.
Net
an¬
was
Mead Johnson & Co.-—Plans Expansion—" /
,
wholly
owned subsidiary,
This
division isl engaged
machinery and equipment
/:/.//■
."•/ •./•/.« :/'. Y'
industrial
faeturers.
it
an
Period End. Feb. 28—
Division, Lang. Co.
earth-moving
of
Preferred
7,500 shares of 6% cumulative preferi"ed stock (par $100),
through Blyth & Co., Inc.—-V. 185, p. 2765.
operates an oil equipment division, a truck equipment division, a
machinery division, and' a construction equipment division. Lang Co.
proposes to transfer the business and assets of the construction equip¬
.
—.
/'"• ■'////>;/ //Y /'YY///'
Fabricating
Steel
Ind.
/r;
"1 ? l9o7—2 Mds.—1956
$1,657,391
$3^495,583 - $3,315,3(54
1,405,032 > 2,837,702 - -2,832,705
$1,778,430
1,412,470
operating revenue-Ry. operating expenses—
Ry.
Yorktown,
Privately—The corporation,
April 2, has placed privately
on
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—.
Minneapolis &
Period End. Feb. 281957—Month—1956
343.
p.
Foodliners, Inc.,
nounced
•
1957 and $3,264,600.00
Placed
Stock
Lang Construction Equipment Co., both of Salt
Lake City, Utah, filed a registration statement witli the SEC on April
9. 1957, covering 73,199 shares of the $5 par common stock of Lang
Co. and 239,999 shares of the $3 par common
stock of Lang Con¬
and
company
183,
Marsh
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
in the first quarter was $3,653,800.00 in
taxes
*
General
Public
an
order authoriz¬
Utilities
Corp.,
_io
rev.
from ry. opers.
ry.'oper.
185,
p.
income
1517..
^:-
$302,076
75,942
$385,138
$:27,764
141,850' **-" 71.040
x
.
(Continued on page 55)
,
^
„
$598,527
;
159,105
Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial arid Financial
Chronicle
...
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
k
tables.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
'
-
XYX/'.1':
V'. /
Name of Company
*(10
"•*'
:■
Advisers
net
cents- I'torn: undistributed
and
20
Allentown
Class
realised
from
cents
Allen (R. C.)
;
Portland
investment
12%c
"*
;
.
5-15
30c
'
i,-
S2.40
*
■
4c
1
;
ZZ&L,
preferred A (quar )___
82.50 preference shares. B (quar;)
Electric
Industries,
Gold
Class
v'
Ltd.
Mines,
Electric
Auto
Service
-
84.50
1
preferred
(B.
\
--
(Payments
and
■%;.%%V...,.-
the
on
preferred
Bastian-Morley
omiueu-
stoc*u>
Co.,
3Mr%-V' preferred
Inc.—
;
A
1
,Y:./
.
i
3
4%
pfd.'<quar;)■
'.'■ 20c
and
from
lc
BrUning
capital
(Charles)
Browning-Ferris
Hill
Buck
Falls
Eulloch's,
Class
<
•
5c
5-20
4-15
4-15
Electric
1
6-14
20c
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-25
22 %c
"
J
omitted
(quar.)
-
Printing
Co.,
preferred
at
Lock
this
1%%"
5-
I
tOc
5-
1
Clad
(Victor V.)
Cnu.oiiu.a
Citry
Mlg.
Ry., 5%
preferred
■
Chicago
&
St.
Louis
Ltd.
J.i,
4-15
5-
-
$1.75
4-30
Consolidated Freiglitways
Paint
Stock
$3
&
VarnJsh,
preference
A
Finance
Cltlss
'
-«>
Class
de
Vegh
(A
1
9-10
Mutual
2-17
50c
____________
(quar.j__t
capital
B
2 DC
_
(quar.)__'__
luc
investment
Record
American
Dennison
$8
gains
puis 40 cents
Ltd.—
co.
1
5-15
1
4-15
5- 2
4-22
Missouri
• ■
: './*•.
■
,
Mfg.,
(quar.r.
—
6-
-
—
8c
40c
-
6-
3
6-
"
82
^
:
5-
Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc..,__:
Dupu.is Freres. Ltd., class A (quar.)_
4.80%-
preferred
Duro-Test
Corp.
5c
Air Lines
Empire
District
3%
5-24
25c
6-15
$1.23
5-31
5-15
4%%
preferred
5-31.
5-15
cents
12Vic
6-
1
5-15
)5c
6r
1
Equitable
preferred
Gas
iquar.)1_40c
6-
1
4.50'o
pfa.
(quar.),!-/*
(quar.
Equitable Credit Corp.,
60
5%
Co.,
-$1.1834
50 cents pfd.
(quar_)"
(quar.
common
'
convertible preferred (quar.)^$1.12 Vi
20c
5-27
..'
*
■■■
Farmer
Eros,
»
Extra
(reduced);—
6-
1
(quar.i.
6-
1
5-
25c
7-
1
(Payments-on
the
•.
-
7-
1
6-14
5-
1
4-19
$1.18%
6-
1
Fireman's
Food
•
(quar.)__
6V0
Co,
&
Insurance
Governor.
3%%
6-
1
534%
Fraser
Machine
&
•
Tile
<fc
1st
6
4-15
4-
5-
1
4-17
•
Co.___
-
*
5-
1
5-1
5-15
15c
18c
iquar_)__
93^40
,v
'JlSVic
6-
1
6-
1
■"
"
reg.
shares____
4-15
6-
4-15
4-30
&
$1.50
36
Co./Fednmon • (quan)
preferred
preferred
A
4-10
4-19
Gamble-Skognio. Inc.,
5(i>
preferred
General
1%
Cigar
preferred
Inc.,
(quar.)____
4-22
,'
50c
5-15
Crude
General
Electric
Oil
7-
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-
Co.,
4-15
4-
55c
4-30
*
Z
32.20
preferred
Giannini
5,'2ri
Power,
■
.
37 Vic
6-20
6-20
7%
con>.rqpn
6-20
44c
/
7-
1
preferred
1st
5-1
1st
4.80%
4.50Jp
,
5-
»
4.3U%
preferred
4-30
4-
4-24
(quar.)
40c
6-10
'6-1
Globe-News
Growth
income
Gulf
Publishing
Industry
Co.
Shares
(quar.)
1*
4-20
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4-30
4-22
4-39
4-22
6-15
5-
6
5-
6-14
Peoples
of
(quar.)
6-
1
6-
1
<
'-
'&
Talbot
class
A
ly'r
Peed
31 Vic
5-15
4-19
5-15
5-15
4-19
27'Ac
5-15
4-30
4-15
50c
5-15
4+3.9
5-
4-15
1
4-19
30c
4-12
4-
8
5-
4-
9
&
1
5c
4-15
3-30
7%c
common
4-26
4-12
4-26
25c
5-15
7%c
5-15
4-26
50c
5-15
4-22
25c
6-29
6-14
15c
(quar.i
tquar.).
—
Co. (increased quar.)
Roller Bit (quar.)
Chemicals.
....
—
Inc.__
1
Stock
d.vidend
.
6-
1
5-15
5-15
•4-15
5-15
4-15
'
&
Engineering--..—
:—
40c
Republic Natural Qas_.___
50c
4-30
50c
Rohbihs
4-30
Holder.9
4-22
4-25
4-15
C-15
6-
Payable
of Rec.
lc
4-25
3-29
4-30
4-29
5-
1
4-15
5- 4
4-12
4-12
*
27%c
(quar.)_*__—____——_
50c
5-1
13c
5-
1
4-12
27c
5-
1
4-12
'
____________
preferred
A
(quar.)_.__•_
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)_
com.
5-
4-15
1
5-1
4-26
75c
12%c
4-20
5-
3-25
4-15 *
1
4-1S
25c
5-25
4-29
-
87V2c
5-
1
4-19
4-15
45c
5-10
—__—
■'
3-15
'.
4-29
Theatres
'
..
25c
25c
4-20
3-29
______
4-20
——
50c
5-15
3-26
4-18
—
(quar.)_^—
Distilling (quar.i
Efird Mills, Inc.—
B
(stock dividend)
t
4-1
5-17
(quar.)25c
(quar.)
40c
—__
4-29
4-19
5- 1
;
.
4-1
;
&
American Fire & Casualty
10%
(quar.)
_______—
Corp.
(monthly),
25c
—
Products
Home
Indemnity
(Galveston
Co.
;
9-16
8-31
25c
35c
12-14
5- 1
11-30
30c
Machine
&
C
,
5
6-20
97%c
$1.25
4-15
7-
3-29
4-16
#
25c
4-10
'
30c
5- 1
4-19
5-
4-19
Foundry Co.—
(quar.)_—
preferred
;
4-15
Texas)
—
—.—
preferred (quar.)
__________
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
American-Marietta Co., common (quar.)
5%
15c
25c
4-30
;
Corp.,
(qivart)__,
(quar.)_
Co.
4-10
—
—
Board
3-21
50c
—
*
3-39
4-22
4-30
50%
'
preferred
4-15
6c
20c
(quar.)
5%
'
17%c
—
(quar.)
common
Can
Common
$1.25
preferred (quar.),'—_________
Metal Co., Ltd.—
1
;
3-29
3-29
;
American
4r%%
$1.20
Monorail,
common
American
(Quarterly
10c
series)
(1956
net
from
National
investment
Fire
Insurance
4-30
4-16
28%c
4-30
4-16
6c
5- 1
4-
20c
4-15
3-20
Income),
;——
Gas
Natural
Co.,
common
(quar.)
Insurance
5-21
5
1
4-15
5- 1
5-
4-15
(Galveston)
3c
-—
6-28
6-10
3c
3c
$2c
9-27
12-30
9-10
12-10
4-10
20c
6-20
9-20
12-20
6-10
9-10
12-10
$1.75
4-30
4- 5
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
4-10
7%c
6-20
6- 5
50c
5- 1
4-17
6-14
Lines
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
preferred
non-cumulative
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
preferred
Refining—
Smelting
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
—
4-30
7- 1
25c
President
5%
American
C5c
37»/2c
(quar.)
National
Quarterly
Quarterly
—
Quarterly
American Nepheline, Ltd. is-a)—
American Photo Equipment
American
6- 1
Co.—
:
preferred
American
$1*12%
common____„._
pfd.
Mutual Fund—
Quarterly
6%
—__
(initial-
preferred (quar.),—
American
American
& Maintenance
Gamble
5-15
PerWhen
%cj
_
preferred
Sugar,
preferred
American
Y.>—
(quar.)—--
4-30
%c
American
4-19
c
30c
5-10
6-
7c
Broadcasting-Paramount
3.90%
4-19
1 '■'/>
Inc.,
preferred
Procter
'
A___:
Box
is-a>
4-19
5-15
125c
N.
________
United,
of
diestribution ..of
Bosch Arma
American
4-19
25c
Ltd.
(Brooklyn,
Company.'
Pope
5-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
Petroleum Equipment Service
Polypasiex
5-15
34 %c
,
Canada
Bank
divid.
Quarterly
5-15
23%
1
5-15
50c
Book
American
5-36
$1.25
50c
National
Reichhold
&
.
,
27MiC
]2c
(Dalhtsi
4-10
6
5-31
6-28
6-
1
5-17
4-15
3-26
$1.50
investment
i
Insurance
55-
(annua!)_:_.$1.50
(from
4-24
37 %c
—^___
4-20
62 %c
—
Minerals
American
8
81.10
,
(quar.)
4-30
10c
Quarter
class
Petroleum
American
5-15
'
6-14
5-31
35c
j
Fund.
American
—_«•
5-15
6-20
(Ohio)—
Co.
■»
5-15
90c
(quar
A
iquar.)_
Corp.
Stores,
5%
4-10
_'c
Products
Co.
Mfg.
Common
4-25
1
20c
:_K
4-17
5-31
30c
(quar.l_._2_
American
4-15
25c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___;_
preferred ,iquar.)
4-30
_
6-29
Share
(First
American
'
—-i
5-17
'
American
4-23
+ZL
—Z
1
6-10
7c
(quar.)
Ambrosia
3-30
4-22
22 %c
(quar. >._
4
4-
8
2-
give trie dividends announced In previous
convertible
.
Allied
4-15
$1
dquar.)_
preferred
Co.
Amerada
5-24
4-15
m
K.-1K- :
Eleetrie, 6%. preferred (quar.)
4-
4-19
v
on
1
American
(qyar.)_^_'_Al—-—
<te
taken
(quar.)_____2_____^
W.)> Co.
we
Amalgamated
5-24
4-30
..
20c
iquar.)
%c
GOc
class
Stores,
convertible
:
qufir.i
62
action
5-15
4-30
Inc.
(quar. from net inc.)
Mfg. Corp. (increased)
Air Control
Products (quar.,
Alexander & Baldwin (stock dlv.)___
X
5-31
2%c
;
Drilling
15c
55c
,
preferred
4-24
5-31
4-15
Ainsworth
5-31
34 %c
$5 preference
Reliance Electric
'
(quar.)
(Q. M.) & Co.—
convertible
4-19
15c
this time)
(montuly)
Petroleum,
Affiliated
1
Service—
4
■
4-15
3-
3
5-15
$0,005
—
Trust, Ltd.
(s-a)
Service
Allied Control Co.
common.—;.*.
4-18
4-18
5-
4c
preferred .(quar.)-."-,—
Aerovias. Sucl Americana, Inc.—
2
5-15
5%
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas Co.
a$0.062
4-19
12c
5%
deposit receipts ordinary
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
4-19
4-19
1
Inc
Investment
capital gains
a
Aeronca
7
12 %c
(quar/)L__
5-
-
American
1
1
5-
-
Inc.
Public
Adams-Millis
7
7-
Wire .(quar. )____^___
Parker
25c
'
-
55-
7c
Steel
Acme
7
7-
(guar.)
Hawaiian
$1.75
Ltd.—-
40c
$1.31 JA
Precision Products, Inc.—
$1.10 convertible preferred (quar,)___
Corp.—
Lighting 4quar,)
15c
(quar.i.
Co..
6
Acme
4-10
93 %C
$1.12%
.
(quay. )___^
Pacific
35c
^
7
G
12-
50c
Stores
Fund
Aberdeen
4-15
48c
Pacific
62!/re
common
(quar.)
General
■
common
(quar.)__
Co.
6-
9-
12-27
$1.37%
iquar.)__
5%%
(quar.)
4-15
$1.50
:
6-28
9-27
4UC
-
3-30
$1.12%
Public
4-18
37'/2C
;
iquar.)____
(quar.)
40c
40c
I
payment at
&
Aberdeen
Gas—
Quarterly.
Gale'&
4-lii
1
——
:"
4-18
10c
Corp
preferred
5%
4-15
1
1
4-17
1
5-
to
Name of Company
5-16
1
.063
iquar. K___
5-1
87Vic
1
5-
*
4-10
25c
Corp.,. class A-
Paper.
5(a%-
v;
'
5-
15c
....
iquar.)
Industries
(no
iF.
plus
5-15
15c
(quar.)
4-26
i$1.12Vi
*
(quar.)-
9-20
5-15
25c
Receding table.
' "4-15
50c
<
3i/o
5-
1
1
6-15
■
5-16
1
(quar.K.
5-
8c
10-
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in th«
5-22
5-
Stioe' <quar.)
T
Paeific Gas
'
5- 1
$0.2156
(quar.)_^___
6-20
Co.
Miles
American
•
(quar.)___^%_
T
i^_*_
1
5-22
15c
$1.25
preferred
$4.40
5-1'
'
7-
5c
6-14
6-12
6-12
20c
6rl5
■
•
5
3-20
(s-a)
Wysong
",4-17
*'
$1.07%
Investment
preferred
Tiiil
$3,60
4-15
6-28
'
,
—
Woolworth
5
4-15
,
5
4-
4-15
62 V20
—_______
Income-Fund,
Woodward
4-17
5, 1
t-n
150c
10c
(quar.)
National
Otter
•*
•
* 20c
iquar.)__
(name
Terminals,
Wisconsin
4-17
5%
4-17
5-6
32Vic
J.)
preferred
5-
65c
(s-a).
.
Industrial Securities Corp.—
83.50
,•
4-
4-15
.
(quar.)—
common
Fund, Inc..,
Beiqw
.5%
125c
(quar.
Indiana
'
f
Old
Co.;—
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.i
4l2%
/
J.)
(Quar.i-_-______4.______--_
Gear
convertible'"preferred
(A.
N.
(quar,)__—
Brick
Freiman
Fulton
(Newark,
-
4-15 '
1
5-.17
dlvidend)_____-_-
common
Electric
preferred
Oxford
(initial quar.)
Chemical—
preferred
Eros.
Common
-
Co.
Machinery
Foote
and
v
4-15
12%c
-
,,
Co
Shipbuiltiing
jireferred
Nunn-Bush
this-timei)
at
__
4-16
5-
5-17
$1
/. V
*
:
(quar.i
preference,
(Chas. F.)
Noyes
1
A
class
common,
;-.prefemd stocks omitted
Fate-Root-Heath
4-30
4-30
7c
'
,■
5-15
%C
Monthly
6-14
(quar.)
».
Fund,
preferred
4/^
-
1
Gc
•
•
■
Line
common
5-10
2c
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
5r 2
5-15
4c
<
Line
Winn-Dixie
5-10
$1.06'A
Advertising .Service
preferred
4.40%
2
6- 1
15c '
>
—i.
Farrlngton Mfg.—
Fisher
a4.
12 Vac
4-19
1
4
Mfg.
Corp.
iquar.)
Common
Windsor
4-19
5-
40c
(quar.
,
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Steel
«
'
Fanner
4-13
(quar.)__;.___„_______
(Del.);
Corp.
Value
4-19
4-30
50c
(quar.)
State
Common
5-15
5-
Insurance
Transit
Value
r
5-15
4-30 ;
25c
1 '4 c
1
common
C.)
(G.
Northern
•
5-15
>
2
62 %c
•
.
^
4-30
%%
preferred
Income
5'2'/«
4-25
(quar.)
Electric.
■
(quar;)_L___'-_____,.:_-_i
Service,
American
6%
4-30
4-30
*
Eastern
,
Upper Peninsular Power, common
5%%
preferred (quar:)
5%% preferred iquar.)__,_.
4-30
45c
Common? (quar.) 334% ' preferred" (quar. r-_j,_
4'V»'/« preferred ,(quar.)JLti
8 "
5-15
5-15
dividend)..
Street
common
'
No-Sag Spring (reduced
Noma.Lites, Inc.'.1 stock dividend)-,
* 5-
5-15
7-
50C
+
iquar.)
preferred
Williams &
(quar.)
Nonh
J30c
(stock
J.)
A
4-15
•
Fire
S.
Wiggin
r
4-17
1
4-18
+4c
Quarterly
L
divid.
dividend
York
Ngw
6
Ji4c
l
(quar.)
(N.
Public
Picture
$4^0
5-
1
Ltd.—
being
changed
Universal Marion Corp.), common..-
Insurance.
is-ai
Abrasive
Steel
4-19
4-30
5-
5 '/o
Stockholders'
common
National
.
Ltd.—
80c partic. preference B (quar.>_2_r__J20c
Fund,mThe) Ine.—(Quarterly from earned income)
3c
4-18
___________
Precipitation Corp..
stock
Life
(stock
on
Aeronautical
6
5-
;
*
5-10
1
—____
Western
(quar.)
National
2-26
3
4-30
4-11
6-10
12 %c
(quar.)
Salle
La
Universal
4-10
4-10;.',
South
Co.
Western
iquar. )_„_
Power
preferred
Mutual
4-19
1
1
5-
dividend)
meet-
(quar.i
Moore-Hanciley Hardware,
5'i
preferred iquar,|
Dreyius
;
Light
4.30%
6
*
15c
Cloth,
6 '
4-30
■
Corp. .(quar.)
Ro;oes-& Wire
6-
5-
-
5-15
5-15
E ' (quar.
dividend
Motion
$4.20
Mfg.,
5%
■
commons
Mid-West
SI
a
100v
Transport';" Inc.-L
A
5-
33c
ordinary---^
*.
voting common (quar.)__L__
debenture
Class
Stock
i
*'
20c
(stock dividend)
directors'
annual
on
&i
Co.
.
preferred, A
Air
Mexican
net
-
the
(s-a)__>___
Corp. ..(quar
preferred
Murphy
(quar. )
3-29
5-
12 V2 c
(quar.i,
(quar.)
_
(stock
Wayne Pump
Mq.y 7
&
..common
Shoe
6-
shares
Divco-Wayne
Donald
from
preieried
4-10
4-15
10c
28c
(x-a)
(quar.)
(Bait.)—
Finance
Ulilted
1
■
at
vote
011
G.i
pi-eferrecl
4T
long-
income)
Phipjfs Stores,
Decca
'
(quar.t____:___;._^._:___________:_
Corp..
434 %
^
net
4-15
10c
A
B
U.
>
'
Ltd
Corp.,
(quar;)
hery J
(Arthur
Stock
from
4-20
5
4-18
Inc,—
83.80
oli
4-29
60c
(Canada),
preferred
preferred
United Air Lines
5-17
4-25
HV-iC
Z--V'■
6-10
80c
75c
Fund—'
4-20
6-
11-18
■
4-15
5-15
V„
4-30
1
Inc
A
208
6-14
Meteor
5-31
1
4-30
19e
45c
•
5%
Ltd.
& Carson
Class
8-19
12-10
3-10-58
1
:4%
4-19
7-1
7 %c
U/
(quar.)_______,
Class
-V
5-17
2
4-22
7-
6-10
5-
1
.12
4-18
7-
9
loe
4-18
35c
6-
-V
6-10
1
175c
5-
(quar. I
distribution
Dean
»
Service,
1
1
5-
$1
(quar
-.
Telephone
25c
(initial)____
Ltd.
75-
$1.10
Investment
Canadian
prerem d
Melville.
I.v-4-18
6-14
4.48%
6-18
100','6
'
B
term
-
(init.al)
common
(quar.)-,
Copp Clark Publishing Co.
Coty International ,Corp.„
Credit
20c
(quar.)_>„
new
dividend_^___>__^,^^-____
5-15
Instruments, Inc.—
Time
4-19
Bleac
4-12
55-
.■
convertible
b-zo
Steel
4-10
4-30
1
62 %c
5'/o
6-10
4-30
'
Cock
7%1
___!
,d 4j.-4-%- preferred,(quiir,)__K;
Mead, Johnson & Co,, common
■■
5-15
•
5-10
4-13
6-
12
Pearson
Technicolor;
4-19
6-29
Mead
4-20
,
1
1
—__
Materials; Co.
Taylor,
7-15
'
b-oi
,
I5c
i,2jc
1
$1
Class
4-20'■«;
,
1
5-
50c
qua/..
(quar.)
McKee
f20c
iquar.)
8-
$1.10
5-10
5-20
4-30
Terminals
Co.,
6%
pfd.- (quar.)",* 37J^e
Consolidated. Dearborn- (quar.> 32Vac
,
62 Vie
1
Quarterly ______i
..V
Metiregi r-Do- igtr, Inc., class
$1.25
Columbia
5-24
6-
:•
Towle
proposal to declare a
Massachusetts Indemnity
4-19
I.■%.
>/•
3
6-17
87 %c
3-29
1
T
6-
4-30
tc
.
(quar.),.
Bottling (St. Louis) (qu8r.)^.____
Cochrar.e-Dunloh Hardware Ltd., class A-.i(B.
-
;
Coca-Cola
Coghlin
1
t
•
5-
1
$1.10
Mvocki'ioi.uH'drf \\in
4-15
5-20
30c
6-15
5-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Sylvunite Gold Mines,
.
1
13%C
^
"*ih.S to be lie Id
4-15
lac
'
ircciuccdi
Cincinnati,
5-1
'- 5-1
5Vo
—
iquar.)^-^
5-17
6-
7-
35c
common
Mangel Stores Corp—
•
5-
5-15
3
,,
6xvac
I ..udi.)
>,
•
(stock dividend)—^.—
Co.
stamping
Cleveland,
•
5
o.
_d.r.
Auto
Clarostat
.
"'a-'•».»
6-12
1
$1
Lukens
4-15
-f'
-
5-
50c
(quari)
guaranteed
Lowell
-
4-16
Centur"
5-15
$1
1
4-15 *
4-30
1
6-
61c
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)__
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% .pfd. A
5% preferred C (quar.)—
$1.50
(monthly)."..:__________
5-
5-1'
6
5-15
30c
Spencer,
Montnly^
London
$3
preferred fquav.)____^^i_2„__i„L,___
gl
4.2a5« ' preierred. (quar.)_».—$1.05
Southern
>
time)
Monthly:---——_III""
1
4-26
5-
?34%c
(Hungerford. J.)
(quar.
Southern Fire & Casualty iquar.)
,
1
RR.-—
guaranteed
Joint Pipe
Lorain
4/o
6-
2-17
1
Co.
5
4-
5-15
U5c
r.
(quar.)__
common
preferred A
Skelly -Oil
,
(quar.)
Special
4-15
Ltd.
Co.,
5
6-14
$1
Smith
4"15
k
3-10-58
(s-a)__2t—_ /' i J50c
Canadian Investment Fund, Ltd.___^__5____/i8c
Central Power <fc Light. (Texas)-—
Z;;*■
Dock,
&
6-10
v
50c
5-
Power
(quar.)
Signature Loan, class A com.
7% conv. preferred (quar.
8-16
1 *
Dredge
$2.44
11-18
6-
Canadian
4-30
35C
4-15
4-
35c
$1.12%
7-
i
3-19
______—
Sierra
1.___
3-30
4.25
25c
tquar.)
(quar.)
Slilrrili-Hofsey Corp., Ltd., coiji.*,_,
»%% preferred iquar.)__—____—
Pacific
4-24
35c
6-14
5-24
9-10
^9c
preferred
5-10
4-10
—
6-14
12-10
4-15
(quar.)___*_^_l_.^
Power
4%
1
4-22
4-25
______—_____
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1
Extra.,,
California
(quar.).
Co.
.
40c
Mfg.
1
50c
;
4-20
5-
6
33%%
•
7-
50c
4-20
5-15
Co.-
Dillon
5-
•
30c
-
.
_______—_—__
7-
6-26
.'
iquar.)____________
4-
AtiO.
4-20
1 *
5-10
25c
,
25c
(quai'.)___
Corp. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.,' com.
-
1
_____________—
Stockyards
$1.10
82 %c
(quar.)
1
;
4-22
-
:
guaranteed
1
3iC
5-23
5-15
3%
guaranteed
5-
--l$l i
6-10
30C
.
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5-
iMuui.).
SlielleC
&
Scotlen,
Special
J25c
•
preiciieu
Sargent
;
5-17
5-17
Special
4-30
(quar. )_.i_.^—
(*-i5
1
Union
dividend. _i-——Z
1
Z-,*
Original capitaK__-____l
Original ca.,iial___'
!____
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Butry Biscuit Corp., "S1.2j
5-
,4.-15
4••
5-
wj
5-1
"
prejerred
Miami
5-15
Z
<qaar.»--_'2_2
4$,'>preferred
4
Holier*
PuyuOie
30c
—
—
Miguel Brewery, Inc.-—____
Stock
4-25
4-25
5-15
-215c
5-20
4-17
4-30
10c
(s-a)__^__i
A
5-
_________
IhC
Foods,
Fine
Paul
r
•
Parchment Co.
payment
Origiral capital
Original capital
.-
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(quar.)-10c
(quar.)
quar.)'zv——
Little
.
gains)-Z—^
Co.
class
Ltd.,
B
&
Machinery
W
&
St.
6-
Tquartj_^
Lincoln
•
5-15
50c
t6i'/2o'
b'Z put. »i&\. iu.(_
Bondstock Corp. (5s from investment income
oo.p.,L.u,;
S
-
5-17
6-
Leath -& Co;-; common (quarl)
$2.50
preferred
iquar.
\YY'
When
.
15 c
15c
Inc.. tquar.)________
$1.08%
4-15
<
$1.37%
4-15
1
Texas
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r
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;
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4-15
*
^
(quar.)_____
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Ryaer
37 %C
7% -.'2nd preferred
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Kuhlman EKctiic,1 5V3'.«r
pfdV A (quar.)_____
Y'.
Co.
&.
Y%(''
».a»
u«
»quar.)~__
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
Best
preferred
common,
B
Roxbury
5-17
1
Y
;-v
Steel
61st
5-17%
1
$1.12"*-P 5-
(quar.)
T.)t Inc.—
7
132 %c
ZZ
(quar. >_„___
preferred
$3.50
Babbitt
1
1
35c
Glass„.Inc. (stock dividend)
Kresge 'to. S.)' Lo*i tquaf./-^
Kroger Company,-common (quar.)
5-10
r>»«-15
% m>c^5-
?
8-
6-
3
6-15
:
56-
40c »'
Knox
•*:
3-
(quar.)____.—
4
'
.
com.
4-19
1
25c
1 quar.)
preferred
(Common
.5-15
i-
r;.6-
?20c
.v2L
5-
50c
+
(stecx, dividend).
Kingston Prouucts^
4-15
^il2Vac
lquar.)
common
6-
4-30
31 %c
common;—-
prcfeired (guar.!-'.''."'-,',.','
Joigfensin
4-15
;
•
;
6-29
5-15
$i
Ltd-,
Light,-common
Kalamazoo Vegetable
4-30
1
B
_
25c Stores,
10 &
•
6-14
6-13
SI
Class
5-10
:(5c
,
Jantzen, Inc.,' common, (quar.
5"< ■„ preferred " t:quar. 1
»
4-15
A4-13
$4o
r
(quar.)
»
5-31
5-13'";'
5-
allc
z
common
A
Avondcle Mills,
'
5-1
$1.50 *
(quar.)________:._'
Ltd.,
1
A": %%
-
Per
5,
Suu.re
1
Name of Company
+
Rose's
5-10
/%'
4-30
1
6-
$62VaC
•:
participating class A (quar.
Aunour
7-
Power
4.35'/.
si
5-31
4%
__
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4.40'r
4-23
"*
common
3.30ft,
*
6-10
i
Ltd.—
% "'American deposit receipts- oreinaryj^-^
Assotiated Telephone & Telegraph
$4
V
4-26
5-15
?60c
.
loiva
4-26
5-20
5c
of Reo.
-
"
Inuusteikl Enterprises
-
5-15
'J\
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2nd
Associated
4-22
5-25
.(quar.t20c
common
!
1
^
income).
Hol&ert
Payable
15c
{
Si.50 iconvertlbie partic; ptd.-iqi.au.
"Indiana: Steel LPfqduct^ tqillir.)yV". .1.:.
5-15
-
25c
When
Share
t
15c.
47c. preiei'ieaxiituae.)
-Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints
Rec.
"
*
•
Furniture •< quar.^
Corp.r Ltd.,
6-
r
,
American Photocopy Equipment Co.-(quar.)
20c
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.^
30c
Applied Research Laboratories
ZjZZ+ZZZL r.T'~""T5e
Argus
Holde.rt
;
vA*C.:*«'c
Inc.L__;
American Business,Shares—A.
American
.
((
gains)
'
.
(quar_j|_w_i
B
Idaho' Power,
When
(quar.)
capital
Cement—
Minerals,
(From
income
Business Machines Inc.
%
Sail
7;' '%.*
Per
.
(increased quar.)
A
Ambrosia
/•
.
XShare Payable of
,cY:v; '
/.
Fund, Inc.—
.
-
A
>
ously announced, but which havd not yet reached theii,
?.
Company
6.1, 'claSs
Stock diy. - ( payable in class. A stock 1
Highla-nd-Bell, Ltd-X 1 resumed 1
liuLy'--Stert's, •&)&.,>5V; conv,. pfd; t-quar.)
Hordej's, sInc/ :(.quai'.)uf4___-._____^____
Huttig .Safeh &. DU0T1 (quar
v
previ¬
\
Name of
•
Ciass
nounced during the current week:"Then we follow with"
a second
table in which we show the payments
payment date.
■
Per
:
•
Hancock
are
15
(1751)
1
/
50c
.4-30
4-15
4-17
4-10
-
&
Myers; Inc.. common
nreterred tquar.)
Participating
_-
(quer.)
37%c
preferred B (quar.)_
;
6-15
6-
5
8%c
j -
Rockland Light & Power, common
4.65'k preferred A iquar.v
4.75%
5
6-15
6-
5
7%
1st
American
20c
5-
States
(quar.).—
Insurance (Indianapolis)—
Class A
Ciass
iquar.)
preferred
B
—-
1
4-22
American
Title & Insurance
American
VLsco.se
t
$1.16
5-
1
4-22
$1.19
5-
1
4-22
Corp.
(Miami!
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
/,r'\
-V-
V•
Lead & Smelting (quar.)—_
$4.50 preferred (8 a)
—
American Zinc,
Amoskeag Co..
Anaconda
Electronics (increased)____
Wire &c Cable
Anderson,
When
6-26
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
A
4%%
preferred
Wire
(quar.)
Aluminum,
Altex
Arnold
(qvar.)
30c
7 Ac
—.
(initial quar.)
(initial quar;)—
com.
preferred
convertible
35c
Co.
Gas
ao«c
25c
Equipment Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
*
_____
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd. (final)—
Associates Investment
(quar.)—
Aro
5b/*c
wc
7%%
65c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
(Increased quar.)——(■——
Atlantic
Electiic,
City
_30c
32'/2c
(quar.;
common
preferred
(quar.)—preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Atlantic Refining. Co., $3.75 pfd. 3
4%
—
4.10%
$1.02%
$1.08%
$1.08%
93%c
—
4.35%
—
_____
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Atlantic Wholesalers,
-
-
preferred (s-a)_——
—
*55c
Inc. (quar )———
10c
Ltd. (quar.)
_
125c
Development Mutual Fund—9c
5%%
Atlas Sewing Centers,
Atlas Steel,
Atomic
Atomic Fund
Automatic Steel
30c
30c
(quar.)
10c
15c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)):——--
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
.
37 %c
15c
_
5%
Prior
5%
prior
1
6-21
5-
1
4-
Bush Terminal Co.
4-
1
8
8
Caldwell
5-31
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-15
3-27
1
5-15
4-15
3-22
5-15
6-
80c
4-18
3-
4-15
1
4-11
1
4-11
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-
5
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
4-
2
4-29
4-
1
4-29
preferred
$1.24
Camden
Fire
Campbell
4-1
4-15
3-15
1
5-
4-17
4-30
4-30
4-16
4-30
'4-16
4-30
4«/4%
4-16
f343/8C
4-
5-
b'/e
4-16
4-16
4-30
Canadian
4-15
1
preferred
Canadian
6%
6%c
6 %c
•;
-
4-
5-
1
4-
1
4-
1
7% %
Canadian
Oil
4-12
Canadian
Vlckers,
$1.12%
$1.12%
4-30
4-19
Carolina,
Cllnchfield
4-30
4-19
Carolina
Power
(quar.)i— -
f
&
Industries
55c
—
.
4-5
Carson,
1
5-15
Caterpillar
4-15
3-22
4-30
4-i0
4%'%
(quar.)
-c.
—
$31'Ac
Baker Industries; Inc. (quar.)—12 %c
Balawiu-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
(quar.)______
10c
Baldwin Piano Co., 6%
preferred (quar.;—
$1.50
preferred
com.
6%
(quar.')_;
$1.50
(quar.)..—$1.50
preferred
6% preferred
.
6%
$1.50
25c
50c
50c
preferred. (qua'rd>—»_/•
Baldwin
Rubber
(quar.)
Baltimore &
Ohio
Common
—
—
(quar.)
4%
RR.,
Banlife
(N.
Y.)
—
& Innes,
Class
A
7-15
6-28
5%
9 -30
12-31
Central
4-15
Central
5-15
4-15
4-15
4-
2
30c
5-16
5%
8-26
Central
3-28
5%
40c'
4-26
4-15
Central
15c
2%
t;
3 27
$l.5o
1
4-10
6-
1
5-
Belmont
Benrus
Works
Iron
Watch,
Berkshire
5%
Gas,
Foods,
Biddeford
Class
Black,
Bliss
(E.
4.25%
Bralorne
1
5-
1
3-29
4-15
3-29
3-15
Chemical
5-
1
1
"3-20
class
<quar.)_;
;
Co. (Shelby,
N.
5-
1
British
f 10c
—
5-24
4-24
5-10
Club
4-24
4-15
3-29
10c
4-15
3-29
33
4-29
Colorado
Oil
33V3%
6-21
4-29
4-
9
2-27
6-11
3-29
Ltd.—
par)
(stock
Ordinary
for
each
_I
share
three
nd
preferred
fl2V2C
+35c
Taunton
preferred
Steel
preferred
9-13
5
Dodge
4-10
preferred
Concord
6%
Dominguez
Fields
Bridge Co.,
JLtd.
Electrohome
Industries,
4t26
5-15
2nd
4-15
5'/2%
conv.
5-15
6-
Gas
preferred
4-10
4-25
4-
1
4-
1
(final)—_—__
$15c
Donnacona, Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)_.—_ ?25c
Dover Corp., 5%
1st preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Dow Chemical
(quar.)
30c
Drexel Furniture
(quar.)
—___—_-s_—
30c
Dreyfus Fund (from earned income)—.—.3c
Du-Art Film Laboratories, 60c
pfd. (quar.)
15c
4-16
4-
4
4-30
3-29
5-
1
4-29
4-15
3-15
5-10
5-15
4-18
6-29
6-13
4-15
4-
3
2
55-
1
11c-
5-1
du
4-20
1
10c
Pont
3-29
5-15
5-
4-26
4-12
Duquesne
50c
5-
1
3-22
Dynamics Corp.
5-
1
3-22
4-15
6c
4-25
4-
4
4-
9
4-15
4-
9
4-30
4-15
East
7%
9-15
9-
1
East
$50c
12-15
12-
1
Eastern
»
Extra
$1
I
Products
(s-a)
SI.10
1
5-
1
6-1
5-
1
8
6-
50c
—
5-
1
4-
;ioc
;
common—.
(quar.)
10
5-
1
Connecticut
$1.90
$2
4-15
25e
$1.50
.
S-. 15-
1
.
4»17
4-17
S2.06
•••-'
;
Light
preferred
preterred
$2.04
preferred
common
4-15
4-
1
Eastern
15c
4-20
4-
5
70c
2 %c
4-20
4-
5
preferred
47%c
5-
1
50c
E
5-
1
4-
at
4-25
4-10
4-30
4-
4
4-15
4-
4
per
Mines, Ltd.
Ltd.
Industries,
convertible
5-
1
4-
$7
5
51%c
■
55c
52'Ac
4-
5-1
'S^-l
5-
1
-
5
4- "5''
4-
$6
5
r
f
Corp.
preferred A
preferred B
Easy. Washing
Extra
^
;
.
1-1-
(interim)
common
preferred
States
Co.
(quar.)
3-29
6-30
6-14
4-15
.
4-
5
7-15
7-
3
10-15
10-
4
6-15
Sl.15
$15c
+S1
_10c
17'Ac
tquar.I
of N. Y.
30c
(annual)
6-
5-31
3
4-15
—
$1.75
$1.50
iquarj___
75c
(accum.)—
(accum.)
1--
|
(Continued on page 52)
—
-3-18
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-30
4-
1
5-
1
4-
5
5-
(Md.)—
.Machipe^Co.,-._Ltd.
-—
4-15
share
(quar.)
Inc.,
4-12
Co.—
Water
—
Bakeries,
1
5-
issued called on
plus this
(entire
$105
Liie Insurance
5
51c
(quar.?
3
Eastern
5
4-
(quar.)
ser es
4-10
8
$$1.75
(accum.t
Eastern
1
Power—
$2.2e-T3ref«-red- r^quar.
$2.09 preferred series F (quar.)
4-25
Ltd.-—
Co.
Power
Sc "Interurban
preferred
Sullivan
75c
tquar.)
4-
12'Ac
12%C
—~"—
dividend)„
(quar.)
(ouar.»
preferred
...
(quar.).
.
&:
June
(Toronto)—
50c
12'Ac
(quar.)
Louis
1st
$50c
Ltd.,
*
preference
preferred
St
Quarterly
G.)
$1.50
America—
(s-a)_
Gas,
of
Kootenay
7%
East
Corp.—
Quarterly
"C.
4-17
4-17
25c
37%c
Quarterly
4-16
Conlon-Moore, 6%
5
4-30
$93%c
Quarterly
4-15
5-
Conn
Co.
60c
$1.50
income
1
6-18
—-
(quar.)__.
pid. taccum.)
Supply
4s
Natural
Oil
1
1
4-
4
3-29
$5c
Metals
convertible
$1
6-
7-
4-15
87 %c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar:)__—
7%%
Ducominum
1
5-
95c
5-
Co.—
Nemours 4s
de
4-30
6-15
9
I.)
4-10
5-15
4-
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Textile,
1
5-
$50c
4-15
Co.,
preferred
$1.37'/2
22r2c
Linoleum
(.quar.)
—$1.12'/2
Du Pont Co. of Canada Securities, Ltd., com.'
tlOc
Eason
Association
——
4s
preferred
$4.50
4-15
Quarterly
1
4s
31'Ac
30c
Ltd
(quar.)
common
Coal, Ltd. (quar.)____.
Chemical Co., Ltd, (quar.)
4s
Tar
(E.
$3.50
4-18
.
4-16
Life
4-15
$25c
$12V2C
Dominion Steel
4-16
Confederation
1
4-15
Ltd.,
Co.,
Oilcloth
28c
(quar.)
4-15
$37%c
5-
4-30
5-17
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
$40c
Dominion
Fund—
investment
4-30
5-
3-21
$1.16
common
4-30
5-15
$15c
3-28
6-3
(quar.)___
Corp.,
5-15
$20c
•,
4-30
75c
$1.25
4-15
4-15
5-10
,
4-30
5-15
50c
3
5-
4-17
5-24
$50c
Glass
Dominion
6-
3-29
4-30
Ltd.—
Steel,
Magnesium
Dominion
50c
1
$$1,12%
5
1
3-
4-30
$50c
(s-a)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.——
Dominion
Dominion
4-19
7-
6-20
1
$15c
(quar.)
4s
1
1
6-
4-15
.•.4%%
lie
net
preferred
_5-
7-
$25c
Ltd;
Ltd.
Ltd., common
Foundries
.5-15
39c
10%
$171%C
25c
—4
Dominion
B5c
,
(quar,)
Works,
Engineering
Fabrics,
f
Quarterly
income)
common
-.
(monthly-—___—
Oil
Extra
Dominion
3-22
30c
Fund...
Natural
Xquar.)____
common
quar.)—
5
S1.06'A
International
preferred
<
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric,
Concord
3-21
sliafes
Manufacturing,
$1.56
1
JS1.50
(quar.)
Castings,
9-20
5-1
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Steel
5
____25c
Beneficial
5-
"III
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.
4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
B
1
4-15
y>
common
(quar.)
preferred
5
LSI. 18%
I
(quar.)_
Gas,
4-
1
4-10
1
6-14_
7-
(quar,)!
(quar.)
Stock
5-
4-
3
5-
3-29
;;
2(Ac
______—.—.,—
4-
(quar.)
tmonthly 1
Co.,
-1
4-
fSl.O^i
(quar.)
preferred
4-29
5-
investment
6-20
.
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common <quar.)__
Edison
from
net
1
4-15
$0.3901
_____
4-15
87'/2C
series)
5-
$37%c
"E"'
Shares
Trustee
7-25
40e
4-10
4-15
87Vic
gtd.
investment
4-24
Aluminum, ccmmon
1——
5c
preferred (quar.)_.—9c
Dcdge & Cox Fund—Beneficial shares-——
25c
10c
Engineering Inc.
Commonwealth
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pictures
Concord
Telephone—
Columbia
4%%
Gas
4.64%' preferred
(10
ordinary
.
5-15
(entire issue
May 1 at $25
4-25
$1.12Vi
common
Power
preferred
Combustion
6-21
4%%
&
Commonwealth
held!
Ltd.
(1956
(from
Commonwealth
dividend*—
,,
(quar.)
Central
$4.25
divid.)
Co.,
5-28
Dixie
Finance—
Fund
pref.
A
redemption on
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Columbia
British
6%
5%
Colonial
4-29
Power
Buckeye
1
4-29
Columbia Forest Products Ltd. tquar.)
Buchanan
4-
6-14
additional
sharer,
4-40%
Co,
6-14
British Columbia
$3.80
5-15
1
6-14
73
(One
Brockton
Collins
Colorado
II
2nd
6-
4-15
|
divid.i—
for
Shares, Inc.—•
(Increased quarterly from
RR.
Products Co.
preferred
33Vh%
shillings
6%
$3.50
Colonial
Interim
British
Aluminum
class
conv.,
share plus this dividend)
$2
Colgate-Palnohve
93%c
,
9
Disher Steel Construction Co.—
Products, common (stock div,)__
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——_—_________
;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.. 4%
7%
reg. gtd.
(quar.)_______
33Va%
Bearer
o
(quar.)________________
common
(qt'.ar.)_„
Doeskin
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
(quar.)_
Tobacco—
and
3-30
5-
20c
Common
dep. receipts (stock divid.)
;
bearer (stock divideno)_^_^^^^_
Registered
4-15
5-15
;
(quar.)_
5
5-15
1
8
5-31
5-24
$1
(quar.),.—
(quar.)
Co.
income)
4-22
5-24
———$72'4>c
Final
<
3-27
(.quar.)
(quar.)
Electric Illuminating-^
$50c
—
Co.,
4-16
Controller
15c
Touacco
4-10
$1.25
com.
6-
.4-
-
(quar.)
5
12-
6
1
4-15
6-15
3-27
Yard
36c
Pacific
6-
5-
4-15
4-30
American
1
87y2c
5-
4-
4-15
20c
Fund
(stock
5-
5-15
30c
3
4-
4-15
$4.50
6-
3-20
Diversified
1
9-24
(quar.)___—40c
class A
Dividend
1
12-24
3-22
1
4-10
5-
9-27
2
1
5-
4-15
5-
12-27
4-
5-
4-19
per
Stores Co., common (quar.35c
4'A'/r
conv.
pfd. (quar.)___,
$1.06'/4
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)____
7%c
$1.25
4-30
$2c
—
,
Tunnel
Canada
called
25c
City
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9
45c
(quar.)_
Co.
4-15
$1.50
11-27
4-10
4-
A—
50c
Diamond
Match,
45c
$1.50 preferred
(quar )_____—
37%c
Diebold, Inc. (s-a)
20c
Discount Corp of N. -Y.__—.
$2
8
4-
3-29
50c
4-19
25c
6
1
4-22
Coru.—
Stock
Edison
1
25c
(quar.)
12-15
&
7
5-
4-
2
62%c
1
6-
4-15
70c
$1.06
4-10
5-
62%c
4-
9-
60c
4-25
/
(final) 5s 6%d
(s-a)
4-18
11-
30c
_____
4-10
(s-a)
1
6-27
4-10
4-15
4-25
preferred
4-
9-26
(quar.)
receipts
3-30
3-28
4-26
(s-a)
com.
5
5-15
preferred
Detroit
4-12
$1.25
dep.
Amer.
40c
$1.12l/a-
4-10
1st
Dominion
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Ordinary
4-18
(quar.)$1,25
1
__
Extra—
Amer.
5-1
4-15
5- 1
4-13
(quar.)
Clark
(stock
4-10
$5 preferred
Electric,
1
1st
6-17
Cleveland
regular
1
3%c
•
Products
5-
$3.50
.4-12
5-
__
$3.50
1
&
4-10
to
6-29
Gas
4-10
1
to
Union
5-
Molded
1
5-
6-15
Dominion
Cincinnati
4-
5-
4-30
Mines—,
Light
3c
Mfg.,
6
Chicago
8
4-22
$1
$1.06
__
—__—
Ltd.
Tramway
4
6-25
American
Dennison
12-
4-19
6
30c
(quar.)35c
50c
common
Turbine
Power
10-
4-19
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Mines,
12-24
4-10
pfd.
Delnite
10-24
1
0
12-
15c
(quar.)
9-
50c
—
(bearer and registered)
Co.
Delaware
37'/aC
1
Co.,
Steam
37'/2c
5-
(quar.)
(nnar.)
Vilbiss
(quar.)
5-
6-28
9-27
12-27
-10c
(quar.)
Laval
De
(quar.)'
preferred
7
class
(quar.)
Consolidated
Common
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
A
Beers
Common-
1
Co.,
Class
4-
$5
6-
1
50c
-
(quar.y
Inc.
Rubber
3-18
8
5
5-
35c
1
Frerc, Ltd.,
Bros., Inc.
1
6-28
preference
&
1
4-
87y2c
8-
&
5-
$1.25
$1.25
Ltd._
7
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
$5
Paul
5-
4-10
Detroit
Telephone—
St.
5-15'
3-29
$2.50
8V2C
-
1
8-31
1
25c
-
—
-
______
<quar.)_
12-
;
5
6-
9-15
5-
4-15
—$1
common
(quar.)—
tquar.)—
common
12-20
(quar.)
9-13
6-15
$1.25
$$6.25
Dominion
$25c
_
Ordinary
Y.)
6-14
4-
4-
Denver
60c
(quar.)
<N.
2
9-27
4-15
50c
37%c
Milwaukee,
Chicago,
C.)—
—_A__~__A__
common
7
(quar.)
7-
4-15
35c
./-
A-——
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.)
—
British
pfd.
8-15
10c
10c
(quar.)
prq|crrtd (quar.)
I
Corp.^ 3% % common pfd. A
50c
;_________
Inc.,
Airways.
$2.90
5%
(quar.)
'
8
9-
.'
&
preferred
$2.50
6-
I-
A
4
v
(quav.)
Dairies_______
Light Co., $4 pid.
Crystal
Power
Denver
6-20
9-20
5-
9-
4-15
6-21
7-
5-15
20c
4-10
$1.18
20c
(quar.)
5
3-29
40c
pfd. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
ChesaiJeake &- Ohio Ry.—
/--/■''
3%% preferred (quar.)
Common
f
4-
4-15
20c
—
Fund, Inc.—
investment income)
Common
$1.25
floe
Brazilian Traction
Bristol-Mvers
(quar.)
Bank
3-18
Co..
Mines
Co., 4^i%
class
Chenango & Unadilla
4-15
5
4-19
2
(From net
4-12
5-
8
37%c
Refining
&
4-10
Gorham,
Green
Braniff
5-
Oil
Manhattan
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
Bowling
Chase
4-20
Water
class A
preferred
preferred
$5
Champlin
4-19
4-
Boston & Maine RR.,
$5
4-19
f
3-29
Corp.,
Edison
1
4-25
'
(quar.)
Fisheries,
Bostitchi Inc.,
1
5-
4-
Corp.
Engineers,: Inc.,
4-15
•
Co.
preferred
Boston
5-
4-30
4-30
Corp./(quar.)
-:
4-15
W.) .Co.
Borg-Warner
10c
(quar.)
Ridge Insurance
Quarterly 4%
_
Ltd., common
&
Warehouse,
22 %c
$1.25
Blue
Booth
J50c
50c
.
(quar.)
(quar.);
Starr
Utility
'B
8
$1.25
Electric
Power
Public
Class
4-
$1.25
$1,25
—
(quar.)
Kansas
Central
4-30
22'/2C
—
6-14
3
(quar.).
(quar.)_
De
Co.—
Securities
Central
6
4-15
5-1
5-15
$$2.50
—
(quar.)
preference
(quar.) ——--w—50c
Saco
Hats,
A
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
Inc.,
&
Biltmore
75c'
tl5c
$17 %c
_______
common
preferred
Best
$1.50
•
(quar.)
Inc.
Illinois
Century
(resumed)-—-
com.
Ry.
Hudion Gas &
Central
3-27
$75c
27 Vic
(quar,)
Beldingwporticelli, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
•
4-16
5-
6-
35c
(quar.)
4-15
6-29
6-
—
A
—
preferred B
(quar.).
preferred- B..(quar.)
Central
—
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
of Georgia
preferred B
4-16
+50c
(s-a»
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.) —
1st
Gas
5-15
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
A
Deferred shrs.
10c
&
4-15
>
(quar.)
A
Dayton
60c
—
Electric
1
$1.12
93%c
4-19
(quar.)
4-15
...i.5-
$1.75
pfd.
class
De
25c
Sugar
4-
1
28c
/
:
class
Davidson
5-10
(quar.)
3-21
5-
—
class
Daystrom.
4-19
1
3-28
David
5
5-10
$1.05
:
3-28
4-15
4-15
S2
Machine Specialties, Inc. .(quar.)—_
Davenport Water Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
5-15
30c
4-15
28c
4(2%
6- 1
5-10
—
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Sugar—
non-cumulative
Dana
60c
$1.12%:;
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd
preference (s-a)
6-14
6-
1
811-
Danly
9
4-
1
5-
40c
/
4-
1
4-19
-.
aquar.)—
Apartments
5-
11-15
4-20
iquar.)__
non-cumulative
$4.24
3-15
L
5-16
8-15
40c
10c
10c
$50c
(quar.)
pfd.
ncn-cumulative
Dallas
3-29
(quar.)—_
Ry.
3-15
3 % % preferred )quar,)
y
Publishing Co., common
(increased)
Daitch
3-29
~
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
$2
3-29
120c
3-22
5c
$2
3-29
$37%c
$1.25
2
4-15
Inc
$2
6-28
4-15
Corporation
9-16
4-10
4-15
2
4-
(quar.)
Ltd.
8%
preferreu
Curtis
4-15
common
Canada
Cenco
4-15
'
3
< quar.
Aguirrc
4-25
Paper Co., Ltd.—
prior preferred
$3
preferred
5%
■
3
4-
4-
4-15
Curtis-Wright Corp.—-
4-30
—
(quar.)
Corp., .common
10-15
6-14
4-
3-29
$1.75
Cuneq Press,
4-10
4-15
4-15
7-15
4-10
Quarterly
"3-15
5-1
5- 1
v
Fund,
7% preferred (quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co., 4%%
3-20
4-15
50c
1
4-10
(quar.)
Seal,
4s
American
7%
7-30
4-25
(quar.)>aD/^_i____/A_^'_>A-'_i;_i',-:A-'-/-:
Cumberland
4-15
:
A
class
preferred
Cuban
1
5-
5%
Forster,
$1.12
4
4-25
4-15
(quar.)
Products
1- 15-58
Beaux-Arts
$6
preferred
Celottx
5%
______
4-26
_
common
Central
(quar.)Corp,
Baystate
3-29
8-26
$1 class A
Ltd.,
Bathurst Power &
4-15
5-16
!
.
5-15
4-
&
4-15
8-
$1.31%
$7%c
$4
$4
$4
—10c
<quar.)___,
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12
4-20
7
5-15
Electric—
Package Mfg.
Cork
Crum
7
6-
—
Investment
B
Crown
4-10
7
6-
1
(quar.)
,
Co.,
Class
■-
4-10
$10c
$93%c
(quar. 1
Tractor,
Steel
4-
dividend
Stock
Ceco
9-16
$1
,
common
$20c
Crossett
4-10
6-
1
7-
dividend
Creamery
4-10
1
7-
17%c
12%c
37%c
(quar.)
Beverage Corp
Counselor's
4-10
7-
<quar,)___
Lines
preferred
Stock
—$15c
Ohio
$1.04
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Cott
4-19
$1.13
Cosmopolitan Realty
4-10
5
5-20
$$1.30
3-31
4-30
4-
60c
(s-a)
(Toronto)
3-31
3-31
8
4-25
—
(quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A—I
$30c
common--:
Light,
prelcrred
.
4.20%,
4-20
y
Corp- '
Steel
(resumed)
Barium
Bates
Co.
Trust
6-
$1
(quar.)
47 %c
(quar.)—70c
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
Bankers
(quar.).
common
4-26
$5.25
3-31
$$1.50
Paper
(quar.)
Piiie, 'Scott
Co.—
4-15
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
5-15
(inc.)
Carpenter
B-I-F
3-27
•
preferred
5-17
3-
$1.12%
Insurance
Cornell-Dubilier
Ltd.—
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
7%
4-26
4-30
5-15
5-15
partic. pfd
Ltd.
4-15
4-15
1
16c
—_____
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.) —
Corn Products Refining, common
$J5c
$12c
$15c
;
Life
6-
$40c
(quar.)
Industries
3-29
5-15
4-15
(quar.)
common
Continental Transportation
8
3-15
+37',2c
$$1.25
(quar.)—.,
Cos., Ltd.'
4-12
4-30
3-
4-10
-
———
4-30
30c
r*
4-15
5-1
f$1.06%
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.,
Co.,
Power
3-29
4-15
25c
,
Ltd. (quar.)_.——
Royalty Oil (s-a(
Continental
3-31
■
preferred
-v--—27»
-
.
—
Co.,
(quar.) __________k_
Co.
Continental
$7%c
37%c
?15c
•
143c
410c.
(quar.)
,
Investment,
Paper
preferred
preferred
$4.52 preferred
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Industries,
Consumers
3-30
4-15
5-15
5- 1
5-1
5-1
5-1
5-1
5- 1
31c
60c
(quar.)—u—
Extra
.
Consolidated
3-18
(quar.
General
Canadian
4-22
7c
1
9
4-15
4-20
4-15
4-15
4-15
(s-a)—
—.—
Fairbanks-Morse
preferred
4-30
9
10-
income
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
—
—
Participating
1
7-
Consolidated Paper Corp.,
4-15
Lines- (s-a)-~>
Canadian Drawn Steel
Consolidated
4-15
(quar.)—
Co.,
9
1
—
Bronze
4-
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-15
5-1
'
Canaaa Steamshiu
5-15
4-10
4-15
'- 37V2C
47 %c
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated Natural Gas
£37c
$20c
t5c
$50c
75c
Association
foundries,
1
$20c
(quar.)
Iron
1
(quar.)
Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A (quar,)
Extra1--':'—
4-12
6-
25c
37J/2c
(quar.)______
tquar.)__
Participating
■
4-
$4.16
(quar.)__
Ltd.
1
_______________
$4,50
ordinary
Mines,
5-
York—
New
products
4-19
(quar.)
Lake
Red
Metal
4-19
gains)--.
Insurance
Campbell Soup Co.
4-19
4-30
-—
capital
4- 8
4-30
40c
(quar.)——__
Laundries
5-1
is-a)—
from
Consolidated
(quar.)-—
com.
4-15
6- 1
4-15
—$1.25
5- 6
—
4-30
50 %c
-•
11c
California-Oregon Power, com, (quar.)
40c
7% preferred (quar.)
——-.
$1.75
6% preferred (quar.)„-2^-.—$1.50
5.10% preferred (quar.)
$1.27'/2
4.70% preferred (qrmr.)„„s._v._^__—$1.17%
California Packing Corp.
(quar.).—55c
California Water & Telephone, com. (quar,)
30c
$1 preferred iquar.—
——
25c
$1.20 preferred "quar.)——
—30c
$1.25 preferted (quar.).
31 Vic
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
33c
4-11
1
5-
'7c
from
4c
and
5-
Fund
of
Co.
.-'-Extra.
4-15
4-29
'.7-29
10-29
4-20
4-15
$10c
(quar.)
2%
preferred
Ltd.
3-27
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
participating
California
4-26
1
2nd
Edison
$5
(quar.)—
(quar,»L-~-i>-'
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.) —
3-14
5-
Ltd.,
preferred
Coasoiiuated
1
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
8
4-15
1st
Calgary & Edmonton
3-22
6-
1
—
preferred
Mills,
Linen
SI.50
(Stock div.i
Co.. 7%
(A. M.)
Byqrs
Inc.—
preferred (quar,)
preferred scries of 1947
4%%
7-
5-
■"
—
60c
Fund "B" (from income)--& Co., common (quar.-)-_----i>
dividend
Stock
4%%
Machines,
&
pfd. (old accum.)—.
pfd (new) (quar.) —
(L. S.)
Ayers
3-22
15c
—
preferred B (quar.)
,——Avalon
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5%%
preferred (quar.)——_—Avco Manufacturing, $2.25 con v. pfd. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton
1
4-
4-15
4-15
tax
(quar.15c
Burns <fc Co., (quar.)
. 15c
Quarterly
15c
'.
Quarterly:15c ■
Eur roughs Corp. (quar.)
'.:25c' ,■
Common
(quar.)
Tools
3-29
Consolidated
4-10
5- 1
Inc
Consolidated
3'/2d
-
Inc.
free
Corp.
Burndy
Canada
6%
Avildsen
4-10
.
$1.90
$1.50
6%
5-10
1
Canada
pfd.
non-cum.
Automobile Banking, common
A
1
6-14
(rinaii
from British
but less expense of depositary
Products Inc.—
non-voting
Class
9c
investment income)
(from
August Thyssen-Huette—
(Equivalent to 8% cash div.)
Austin Nichols & Co.,
Inc.—
$1.20 convertible
prior preferred
Ltd.
Mines,
payment
4-15
„
,
56'Ac
Mines—
Discovery Yellowknife
Dry
Goods
(extra)_
5- 1
:
17(aC
; 3,°c
♦
Co.
Conrac,
Consolidated
5-21
$25c
3-28
3-23
5- 1
b-10
Il5c
Payable of Re*.
Share
>
pfd.
4.50%
Co.,
(quar.)
6c
Power
3-28
4-15
15c
B
Name of Company
Connecticut
4-15
4-15,
106
(quar.)
common
Ltd., > class'':
Hill
Bunker
Burma
3-30
4-15
Ltd., common——
+30C
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)—— $$1.31 %
Appalachian Electric Power—•
..
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
—
fl.12/a
4.50% preferred (quar.)—
$1.1^/2
Arkansas-Louisiana
Bullock's,
Class
5-
Co.,
Anthes-Imperial
4-11
9
6-
—
of Rec.
Holder•
When
Per
Holdere
preferred
preferred (quar.)_™»r^_.__^_„r,
This
Chemical
Ansul
4-
4-20
+ *0*
When
Payable
60c conv.
,
(auar.)—.
Co.
6%
4-12
4-25
..
—--
Cable
&
Budget Finance Plan,
6-26
4-15
(quar.)
Class
Ansonia
■
5-29
5
4-23
—
'M
(quar.owe
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
-■»—
♦7UC
'
Name of Company
4-26
7-
Clayton & Co.
An*>henol
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holaert
Payable
Per
Share
25c
$Z-^>
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Name of Company
1
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
-4-"26
4-
5
Volume 185 .Number 5629.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle I
IT
(1753)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE Of PRICES
yjt*
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADM8
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
&.
FOR EVERY LISTED. SYOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1936
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
98% Dec
Lowest
NEW
Highest
6
37% Feb
12
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
44% Apr
Abbott
12
Laboratories
14
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
102
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
14
Apr
9
ABC
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
2
64
Jan
9
ACF
Industries
common
14
Apr
20
10
July 30
4%
Mar 19
5
14 % Feb
5
15% Jan
14
preferred
conv
ACF-Wrigiey
41%
*99%
Inc
62%
14%
33%
33%
1
Stores
24%
24%
29% May 25
37% Dec
28
32 % Feb
12
38% Jan
Sep
19
29% May
4
23% Feb
12
24% Apr
10
Adams
23
% Dec
6
32% Jail
4
24
1
27 % Jan
11
Adams-Millis
No par
26
Apr
10
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
145
14% Jan
7
Jan
19
12% Dec
31
22 % Jqn
3
-11% Apr
19
22% Dec
31
108
154
July 17
132
Feb
12
10% Mar
14
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
46% Feb
9
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
Nov
9
163
2% Dec
Is 17
Dec
Hi 1111
13
4% Feb
11
~2% Mar~~5
23% Mar 22
Dec
14
117% Jan
23% Feb
16% Feb
ly
21
6
88% Jan
31
6% Dec 31
241% Sep
;-1151.
14
110
241% Sep
7
^ 5% Feb
11
14
5
23
Nov
30
117% Mar 27
12% Dec
5
18% Jan
---
28
11
29% Dec
36% Apr
Jan
Jan
3% Apr
■'
27% Feb
21
56% Jan
4
Dec
26
97% Jan
3
;
76
29
37% July 25
;
32
34 V
Apr
82
Feb
1
28
Dec
28
24
Sep
.*■ 91% Jan
Dec
39
30
Oct
"A
27
93% Jan
3
Aluminum
Co
9
Aluminium
2% Jan
15
Feb
4
30'A Feb
21
Jan
2
29% Jan
16
12
60 % Feb
27
17% Apr
8
89 % Apr
31% Jan
7
-124% Jan}
•
,66% Jan
24% Jan
Marin
Feb
7
113
1
7
Jan
26
95% Jan
27%
Mar
8
31% Oct
29
64
May 28
70% Jan
9
9
3
2
63% Feb
20
.
Jan
66
Mar
5
2
25 % Apr
10
10
Amer
104% Feb
12
115% Apr
10
4%
Amer
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
7'% Mar 12
40
Oct
38
1
49 Va
20% Mar
1
3
61% Nov
12
Dec
61
Jan
,
23
•1
28
25
American
Feb
14
84
Jan
8
93% Feb
27
66% Feb
12
79% Jan
9
29 % Apr
10
American
15
Jan
11
American
Encaustic
5
27% Jan
14
American
Enka
American
European
American
Export
23% Apr
7
13
48V8 Jan
26% Jan
9
31% Feb
1
5
14 % Feb
6
30 Va Dec
16% Apr
43 % Aug
45
Feb
16% Mar
,
31
31
4
29
7
American
&
14
38
Jan
17
American
Gas
Feb
11
23% Jan
2
American
Hardware
7
120
Jan
17
135
7
118% Feb
13
143
Aug
Foreign
&
21
53% Apr
34% May
4
;23% Feb
196% Apr
11
28
22%" Dec
6
108
31
28
Mar 16
Jan
16
2
30
Jan
27
13 Va Jan
30
18
Apr
5
5% Dec
55% Jan
31
8% Jan
3
12
70 % Sep
17
28
Mar
'21% Apr
>25
r
Jan
5% Jan
59
Feb
American
5%%
International
American
3.90%
Corp
4 Va %
Mach
&
31% Jan
American
5%%
Co
Ltd
Metal
Products
American
Motors
American
Natural
News
33% Dec
3
29% Jan
3
American
9
33
Feb
11
35% Mar 28
9
46% Feb
11
56
Jan
22
1$
17%
98 '/a
91
34%
35
■'
18'A
91
,
,.'24% Mar 20
.16 Va Feb
28
18 Va Jan
9
*97
18
35
98%
*97
♦97
29%
2934
•29'A
29%
*29%
64 Va
63 Va
63%
*63%
25 Va
24%
25%
25
25%
25'A
>;
115%
114 %
114%
114
114'/a
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24 %
23%
24 Va
24
19%
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20%
•19%
20 Va
•19%
20Va
16%
19%
5%
5'A
5%
5'A
43%
43'/a
43%
40%
43
40
Rad
&
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5
43%
5
5'A
43 Va
43%
40%
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34%
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92
40'A
'
40%
40'/a
28
.
35
77
77%
76%
77%
16,800
28%
28%
29'A
29
29
28%
28%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,600
1,700
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
24
24%
45%
45%
45%
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46%
•45
45%
200
27%
27
27%
21%
27%
27%
8,100
*45
45%
27%
*45
27%
27'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
36'/a
36 y4
36%
36%
36 Va
36 %
36%
36%
13,800
21%
21
21 Va
21 Va
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
1,400
600
Va
*12'%
12%
12'A
*96
97%
•96%
\15
15
*
15
16%
123
Xl38%
16%
123 Va
125
125%
124% 124%
142
142
143
140
*99
7
37'/s
*79%
16%
16%
•99
101
12%
12 %
12%
12%
•96
97%
*96
97%
96
96
15
•15
15'A
♦15
15%
15
15
1,200
16%
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16%
16%
16%
2,800
101
•99
12'A
16%
16%
-
♦99
101
37%
37%
38%
37%
80
80
80"
80
*80
49%
50%
25%
25%
25%
26%
99
96%
96'/a
•96
51
52
52%
25%
♦96
22%
25 Va
♦24%
25%
*24%
25%
♦15
15 %
15'A
15'A
•15%
15%
100
7%
52,100
22
.,.
7'/a
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
61%
60%
61 Va
X60%
60%
60%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
*30%
34%
35
35
35%
35'/a
35%
35'A
52%
52%
52%
52
52%
51%
52
52
52%
6,000
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163%
31,500
common
86%
87
84
84
86
86
46% Jan 23
142% Dec 12
Ship Building Co—No par
19
Jan
2
Amer Smelt &
174
144 % Jan
8
155 V2 Jan
24
Nov
15
106
Jan
3
146
Jan
19
132
Jan
21
28
16% Jan
16
10 % Apr
11
10% Dec
59% Jan
16
45% Mar 12
50% Feb
Stores
8ugar
Refining
10
187 Va Feb
1
170% Jan
2
68
Va Oct
1
84% Apr
30
72 Va Feb
13
Dec
26
145'A Jan
27
313% Nov 23
51% Jan
13
30% Feb
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
10
25% Jan
18
27% Feb
25
Jan
Dec
3
4
29
Jan
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
17 Va Dec
12
23 Va Mar 13
65
63
Jan 23
% Feb
31% Dec
90
3
American
American
Tobacco
2
131% Feb
14
12
37% Jan
10
American
Apr
8
American
24% Mar 25
25
16% Feb
19% Mar
12
Jan
6
18
7
Viscose
Water
Preferred
6%
5% %
com
&
39'A
46%
43%. ;■
123%
39%
46%
>
J
6%
30%
84
85
84%
84'A
,.65
148
39%
46%
121
121
122
122
134%
135 %
134%
135
135%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
177%
177%
73'/a
73%
177%
177'A
74%
73%
74'A
123%
124
35'A
35
9%
5
123%
123
34%
35%
35
9%
9%
123
10
9%
•26
,
lOVa
177
73%
123
124
35 Va
9%
26%
35
9%
26
26
26'A
*26
26%
25
25
•24%
25
24%
24
Va
•24%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
17 V.
17%
*
148
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
107
30% May 28
26 Va May 29
footnotes
12
37% Jan
4
Jan
12
90% Apr
9
94% Feb
20
42% Dec
13
393A Jan
4
48% Feb
20
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
30 3A Feb
13
39'A Jan
7
25% Jan
8
see
page
28.
1
43%
44
44%
1,000
•121
123%
39 Va
5,600
47%
2,800
39%
39 Va
46%
47
123
122
122
136
135
136
40
Mar 20
$4
preferred
Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
1,100
540
10%
10 V.
10%
900
177%
177 Va
177%
39,700
73%
73%
74%
18,000
123
35%
123
123
620
*35 V.
35%
20,700
9%
9%
26 Va
2,600
10
26 V.
•26
25
•24%
17%
-
17
25
600
300
17 Va
5,900
66%
42,200
64%
65 Va
64 %
65
64%
65%
65
65%
74
75%
75
76 V.
78'A
79%
78%
79%
78%
79
1,780
35%
35%
35V.
35%
36
37
36%
36%
37
37
3,800
*91
x44%
91V*
44%
33
39%
90%
91
90%
90%
♦90y2
91%
44%
44%
44'/a
45%
43 Va
45
33 »A
34%
34%
35%
34%
35 %
39
3 8'/a
38 %
50
Common
Anderson
350
65%
Co
11
31% Feb
! 16,700
No par
9
79% Jan
2
220
56
6.25
72 y8 Jan
42% Apr
3,100
2,000
123%
43%
•121
'118%
74%
•
i
148
55'/a
56
148
134'A
10%
177'/a
3,900
162
6%
121'A
177%
•158
30%
46%
47
•
30%
134
10%
Smeltlag—1
19
Feb
46%
43'/a
♦121
56%
.
6%
30%
25
series
2-5
7
39%
>1
148'A.
162
35%
6%
^i.
25
series
Lead
67
.
46%
43%
123%
56%
147 Va
*158
162
*119 %
25
57% Feb
Nov
38%
25
Corp
Works Co
Preferred
Zinc
•121
38%
100
common
preferred
American
43%
43%
123%
*158
100
5
Tel & Tel Co
81
6%
38%
56%
147
100
4
78% Jan
'
•121
6%
,
No par
Anchor Hofcking Glass Corp—
15
For
Tobacco
87% Mar 19
6
Dec
Jan
Sumatra
85
14
32% Jan
17
121
179% Mar
com
preferred
American
56
146
43 %
25
-1
Co
American
2
55%
147 %
162
1
American
18
Jan
6%
100
26
12
•158
55%
preferred—100
24
Oct
9
comnston
162
147 %
par
100
Jan
165
119
No
preferred
American Steel Foundries
1%
•158
100
139% Feb
125
31
30%
35%
American
113
31
7,300
2,700
31
4
13
61
52%
94% Jan
28
60%
34%
11
26
8'A
No par
81% Feb
50% Feb
Dec
7%
61
26
Dec
4,600
22%
•24 Va
15%
21%
105
Jun
23
21 %
25%
•15
21
87
Co
Oil
Andes Copper Mining
_21.80
Corp
i
20
•24
Co.
Refg com
S
8,600
15%
21%
Feb
48
8,300
26%
98
22%
22%
53
25 Va
21%
5
Gas
Co
25%
•96
98
*15
6%
132
26 V.
r
60
*24
2
Co.
Snuff
18,400
37%
80%
52%
52%
♦90
60%
Corp
noncumulative
•80
25%
26'A
31 Va
6%
101
37%
•
81
20
1
preferred
American
37%
52%
53%
98
6%
3
•99
1,100
*
30%
3
101
37%
38%
80
31
15
5,100
,
•12 Va
31
45% Jan
142
12%
97%.
-
16%
J
'i
23,500
36'A
6%
47% Jan
3,200
21 %
31%
123 V2 Feb
27%
20
com
Co
Std Sany
76%
77%
36
e%
4
500
500
92%
77%
31%
13
1,000
12%
5
28
,
28%
10
43 % Feb
3,100
2,300
•
35
*89%
*
-
28%
35
92
.
51%
59%
*28
35
*89'A
40%
59
28%
21,200
77%
Safety Razor
Seating Co
37% Feb
Va
500
6,300
43%
12%
American
120 % Jan
43%
77 Va
American
2
43%
31,700
5
28%
4
July 24
5
12%
10
46% Mar
1,800
>,
77%
17
51
400
*28'A
Apr
129% Mar 26
5
1
6% Jan
10
.V
24 Va
19%
•
34% Jan
19
13,700
114%
3
25
46%
114%
9
Apr
46%
113'A
2
Jan
43,300
1.14%
6l/a Jan
Jan
25%
113%
29% Apr
■
40
25%
25%
63%
46%
153 % Jan
39%
—-
29 %
63%
46%
6
42
500
1,200
29%
,
47%
13
120
51,300
.
98%
46%
27
7%
:
46%
Feb
58
34%
45%
8% Feb
21
1,800
18 Va
90
46%
46
36% Jan
Feb
25,500
:>
'
21
59 Va Mar 20
200
116 Va
63
•97
65
24%
<
29%
*63%
14
Nov
91
64%
19
■
2,100
;
34%
9 8'/a
98%
Dec
56'
1%
27
17%
35%
Nov
1%
4,300
17,900
21,100
89%
*90
35
Dec
158
■
38% V
34
63
18'A
94
35
6
.
18
18'A
♦90
28
-
1%
H4%
V,
V
90%
*26%
63'A
>
,
150
177
114%
62%
29%
100
Optical Co.
Amer Potash & Chemical
Amer
112
29%
American
54% Aug
5
62%
28,100
122
*28
*
200
•/,.
35%
127%
126
r
:
.
*63%
No par
1
31
40% Jan
Dec
113%
62 y4
34%
*97
commonJNo par
convertible preferred
6
16%
Xlll'/a
SO
lpO
Molasses
7
114
62 Va
17%
1
Fdry commctn
preferred
21
8
109%
34'%
100
preferred
33 Va Nov
Jun
111%
89%
1
preferred
prior
28% Feb
'43
27
63 %
.•'2: 89%
t:
/
35
27
137
American
64 Va Jan
•28
27
133%
8% Mar 21
7
35
•26%
>
38%
;
1%
*28%
135
2
14
1%
35
134
Machine & Metals
15
38%
91 »A
27
1
Metal
17
64
*118
,
5,500
82
*81
,
34%.
127%
*26%
No par
Amer
Jan
'
1%
,
•
preferred—100
Amer
16
90
126%
/
*28'A
4
common
2
25% Jan
1%
1%
122
37%
91%
*1%
1
*115
127%
t
35%
64%
110'A
•
1%;
91'A
126%
82
35
38'A
91 Va
127%
Products
Ice Co
noncumulative
6
26% Jan
.1
37%
r '
122
126'A.
123
10
4
*1%
38'A
♦81
35%
88 Va
f;
123
Jan
21
14% Mar 26
37%
126%
128
99% Feb
9
37%
89%
*115
120
124
11
29
*114
10
40% Dec
Nov
88 %
12.50
21
25%
37%
Power__No par
Co——10
Corp
106% Feb
97% Dec
120
125
Electric
9
4
*
40c
19
10
44
35'A
No par
Dec
Feb
43%
81
34%
1
24 Va Feb
•
44
81
35%
92 Va
American Investment Co of 111
38% Apr
43%
43%
82
34%
11
83
43%
44
34%
16% Apr
12
43%
43%
*89'A
2
Jan
43%
29%
34%
15V8 Jan
;78% Mar 26
1,400
29%
91%
3
'41
29%
29%
34%
17% Jan
,31% Feb
29%
29%
34%
28
7
29%
29%
10
American
Mar 29
800
29%
29%
28%
14
93
500
14,500
*28'/a
Jan
45% Nov
3%
88%
21%
87%
*21%
28%
15
26
*3%
21%
88%
21%
82
if
900
87%
87%
21%
*114
13%
3%
88%
22 %
35%
".1
60
88%(
87%
22
*81
28,900
22
88%
34%
13%
28%
2
10
3%
13%
80
64%
110
28%
14 % Jan
35 Va Feb
*13%
22%
*81
63
*108
1
40%
Inc
American-Home
77% Dec
*3%
>
64%
110
5
11
6%
3%
.*108
13%
■
3%
118
•50%
American Hawaiian SS Co
Mar 27
3%
*13%
64%
•
299
118
40%
17
101
4-
13%
64%
110
7%
115
*205
118
51 Va
17% Apr
•
13%
64%
*108
43,200
118
59
9
21
13%
118
64%
7%
7%
7%
*205
> 299
299
*116
110
130
•'
51
Jan
Jan
*108
7%
*205
,
118
73%
73
59
Apr
13% Apr
95
64%
109
W
7
299
1,500
•72%
*72%
51%
96
95
64%
r
50
17%
58%
14
Dec
*114
>
17%
51'A
12
''
6%
*205
17%
*113%
17%
10
18
"
7
13,500
17%
113%
17%
58 3A
10% Feb
15
73
17%
17%
20
Feb
2
72%
6%
*73
300
6,300
113%
115
51%
95 % Feb
July
3,400
15,600
2%
56%
9
14% Mar 21
74%*.
73
*3%
100
Secur
34% Feb
143
17%
17%
2%
10
Lines
20
102
17%
2%
51
Corp
31
2
24%
58
Tiling
142% Nov
25
10,200
55%
50%
Crystal Sugar com
23 % Dec
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
24%
55%
58%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
11
14
10
16%
*113%
2%
87
*
800
12%
50%
4%%
2
Dec
27
Nov
Jan
12% Mar
24%
55%
200
150
11%
58%
Distilling Co
8
25
55%
2%
17.%
13%
25
Colortype Co
American
8
1
24%
3,000
26 V.
150
11%
No par
No par
Cable
17
26
2%
16%
63%
12.50
Co
39% Jan
17% Jan
13%
Chicle
American
31% Jan
19% Aug
'
55%
113%
109
1
„
American
3
13 Va Nov
Dec
preferred
Chain &
15
12
10
27% Mar 21
150
11
25%
17%
118
1
Corp
common
Jan
48
; Dec
Co
34% Apr
79% Dec
55%
2%
*2%
299
20
Radio
55% Jan
27
9
3
84% Jan
1%
25
,
55% V
150
11%
*22
common
&
28
35% Jan
11
Inc
Cable
American Can
.
25%
54%
152
16%
6%
100
preferred
American
59% Apr
25
*25%
11
14 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
48% Mar 11
44% Mar 12
96
43% Apr 10
42 Va Mar
7
preferred
Dec
3
Jan
t
25%
*205
No par
com
53% Jan
5
Dec
86
convertible
Theatres
5%
Co
100
8
12% Dec
39%
Shoe
35
18
22% Jun
Jan
37% Apr
27 Va May 15
81
10
Jan
27
67
5% Jan
4
18
38% Jan
3
4
4% Mar
18
13
Jan
39% Feb
45% Jun
Dec
4
20
2
20
53% Dec
24% Jan
7
Apr
Nov
27
4
19% Jan
26%
152
.
14%
2
American Bosch Arma Corp
47 Va Apr
3
*25%
*25 %
11%
14%
50
preferred
12
20
26%
26
147%
10%
*114
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
19% Jan
31
6,100
113%
27
41% Feb
4% Dec
5,500
24%
147%
35
2
19% Dec
33%
24 %
17%
•26%
11
21% Dec
33 %
24%
16%
*28
23% Aug
11
33%
24%
113%
1
47% Dec
Dec
14
33%
;17%
73
_1
1
118 J
14%
33%
24%
160
50
23
28
14%
33%
24%
1160
1
16% Jan
Sep
x26
2%
com
Brake
14%
33%
24%
211,
—No par
39% Oct
99
4,800
14%
55%
6% convertible preferred
Sugar Co (The)
6%
9.600
62%
•152
4% % conv preferred——100"
American Bank Note common
10
15
14
62
*152
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
99% Mar 28
,31
*
13%
62
160
Amerada
v
35% Apr. 11
28% Mar 25
108
4
15
Jan
America
[ Amalgamated
*
Dec
of
Amalgamated Leather Co
,
14
62
*152
i
10
Limited
36
13%
160
'{
100
Alpha Portland Cement..
127% Apr.
27
14
62
*152
20
convertible preferred
200
13%
61%
160
100
common
23,900
.
14
62%
*208
common._No par
Mfg
12
104% Feb
36>
4
3
Jan
126
10
Jan
4.08%
102%
207
5
v
11
9
79
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
Allis-Chaliners
10
44 %
•100%
207
No par
10
Jan
43%
102%
5
30
7
43%
♦100 %
18
Co-
Jan
115
*
105% Sep
95
44% Jan
Kid
11
26% Mar 16
191:
Allied Mills
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
Chemical & Dye
1% Feb
121% Mar 23
4
Sep
8
19
39
Apr
31% Nov
10
Feb
Allied
43%
"
207
1
Allied
8
82
18
80
3
111% Feb
July 17
3% Jan 13
31
99
10
17
Jan
43%
101
16%
1
Industries Inc
35% Apr
,
Mar 15
35 'A Jan
150
27f
58
108
July 11
133% Aug
9
Dec
1%
Mar 12
47
14,
99% Feb
,
15
*
125
17
40% Feb
All»n
101
113%
,
30% Jan
Mar 25
8
26
25
.
207
,
,
conv
4% Jan
Mar 12
30 Va Nov
3
Feb
Shares
43 %
100%
61%
24%
25%
2%
100
common
the Week
Apr. 12
*152
preferred A
100
prior preferred—No par
.Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
$4
98% Jan
14
5
Friday
Apr. 11
210
1
common.;
Sales for
Thursday
*205
100
Alleghany Corp
23
*
Inc
PRICES
210
2
common
43%
x33
11
53%
SALK
Apr. 10
*205
100
4%% preferred
11
14% Feb
9
Inc
14%
26
25%
HIGII
Wednesday
13%
'
145%
10%
series—.100
1951
5%%
Apr
109
85% Mar 27
21% Feb 18
23
11
65% Apr
25
77
104% Nov
pfd
preferred
Aldens
14
118
11
13
42% Dec
,
conv
Products
7%
1.
__
102
>
Alco
8
7% Apr
■
52% Jan 29
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
26
1
VicKsburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
Alaska
,7
77% Jan
108% Mar 19
12
—
Nov
21% Dec
88
...
Corp
4.50%
16
Jan
17% Jan
__
160
May 4
-.-64% Dec 17
/V..105
114
*
10
Dec
.
19% Jan
6
12
72% Apr
Jan
30
10
"3% Jan" 11
13
Mar
15% Feb
>
23
10% May
Co
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Reduction Inc common—No
par
10
Apr
Co
Express
Alabama &
16
zr 16% Dec
*^>-77
Dec
55 % Apr
207
Steel
Admiral
Mar 14
i
155
.
Acme
27% Mar 22
13
Feb
136
;
152
5
20% Jan
8
42
100%
13%
62%
10
,
13%
25
1
Inc
22
Mar
42%
101
1
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 9
Apr. 8
,
100
Vending Corp
55
PGf
10
14
-
33
.*39
,
,*38%
39
•38%
•90%
•
91%
43%
44 %
34%
35
•38
38%
30
4,900
24,600
200
1,
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NEW YORK STOCK
W1W YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
3
35% Jan
9
-41 % Apr
39% Apr
5
28% Mar 27
36
Jan
4
Argo Oil
9
69% Dec
14
51 % Feb
65% Jan
2
Armco
7
24
2
13 V4 Feb
12
37% Mar 27
25 Ye Feb
46% Feb
il5% Feb
26% Nov 29
Dec
82
3
Armour & Co ol
8
30
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork
Feb
ie
2
86
Jan
17
92
Jan
6
18
Feb
14
4% Feb
12
•3.75
24% Mar 20
13
22
5
Feb
6
Illinois
Co common
Industries
Arvin
Inc
29%
1
»16%
29
18%J*U
3
Ashland Oil tic Refining ;com
9 >!,, 20 % Jan
4
28% Fefi
23
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
25% Nov 21
337s July 25
29%. Feb
16
9
97
Oct
55
Jan
28
12
Jan
2
63% Jan
22
98
Nov
11% Aug
30
17
10
12
Apr
Common
32% Mar 28
*
103
5.25%
28
Jan
>>;,';>>>>.:>>>'.
Jan
2
3
95
Jan
9
39% Feb
8
49% Jan
11
47% Aug 14
41% Feb
12
47 % Jan
8
83% Nov 29
99% Feo 20
84 V2 Jan
4
8% Nov 29
10% May 28
5
35% Jan
'>
'
Jan
4
11% Jan
18
;Jan
24
67 y2 Feb
27
78
Jan
14
9
10
Jan
14
13% Mar 28
17
Sep
13
117b Jan
16% Jan
19
17% Feb 27
8
94
5% Sep
Feb
1
30% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
•»>>7;> Jas
23%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
.-•'
29%
'•■88%
v
23
; f
30%
•: 16%
30
16%
1
.
30 %
.
24
43 Va Jan
3
46% Apr
9
3% Feb
5
5% Jan
4
39% Mar 13
46 y8 Jan
11
7% July 12
17
48% Dec
13% Mar 22
£
10%
10%
30%
30%.
.
101% %'<•
101
•70% ~ 70%
I
Pv
,
y''
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5
% Apr
8
12% Feb
25
■
'
15% Jan
-8
Coast
Line
Refining
No par
RR
2«
*70'
f"
■
j
%
4o
*90%
91-
45
—10
common
100
—.1
69
20
>
102
Mar
86
Jan
2
'95
Feb
Canteen
Co
of
Airier
'.3
.
41% Feb
11
47% Jan
it--
45%
•45%.*
"90%
y.
'
58% Mar 13
62% Feb
5
44
57 V4 Jan
19
12% Oct
82 y4 Jun
-•,'
,
..
Jan
43
95
% 16
5
86 .*
Apr
18 74
22
13% Jan
Sep
12
Jun
12
34%
7
4%
'4%
9
42%
42%
11
16V2 Feb
25
6
23
106 % Jan
2
20
94'A Jan
33% Apr
.
1
11
13
37y2 Jan
9
17 V4 Feb
12
20% Jan
23
43 Ve Dec
28
35 V4 Feb
12
42
Jan
Dec
31
8
"7
Aug
8
80% Feb
13
85
Feb
>
90%
31
22% Feb
12
31 y4 Jan
24
4
39% Apr
9
40% Feb
26
32 % Dec
26
27 Va Feb
12
Corp
69%'
12 >>'■>■.
*1774
.
,
18
•;- •
.•
34 >4
,
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r
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60%
60%
61%
61V4"
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45%
45%
46%
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C'oro
4%%
37'
pfd
IOC
>: 36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Jan
3(1
10
89% Feb
6
62% Jan
21
33% Apr 17
.
32% Jan
8
Best
Bestwall
11
Jan
4
147
7
47y4 Jan
155
Jan
8
16 Va Jan
13
14% Feb
12
15% Jan
7%
11
Dec
5
84
dan
11
70% Mar 15
75 :> Apr
2
6
59 % Apr
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4Va% pfd series of 1951
Black
Feb
11
43% Jan
2
32 y4 May 11
Feb
12
20% Jan
1*
Wlss
(E
'Dec
13
26
Feb
6
33% Jan
2
Bliss
tic
65% Dec
12
45
8
61 Va Jan
2
Boeing Airplane
7
25
Jan
9
Bohn Aluminum
12
36
45% July 25
Mar
9
Blaw-Knox
21% Dec
2.9% Apr
3
23 y4 Nov
•
20
21 TV-Mar
21
34% May
\
23 V2 Feb
12
1
20% May
1
13
Feb
11
31% Apr
16% Jan
3
14 Vs Feb
12
17 % Mar 22
12
Mar
14% Dec
tic Decker. Mfg
7
35
28% Nov 29
26
•Jan
17
.
com——8
100
46% Jan
50% Sep
46% July 17
.
(Del/
Co
W)
Laughlin Inc
...
.
Stores
9%
54
26
9% Jan
12
38% Feb
12% Mar 16
2
51% Feb
Dec
11
59% Apr
Dec
27
64
38 y2 Jan
.
17
50% Apr
5
25
46
Dec
3
98% Feb
10
.80
y Jan
6
48 y4 Dec
12
57% Mar 19
50
Jun
2
Feb 28
Borden
,87
79
Jari
12
Jan
9
10
.
Co
3Va1b
Edison
57%
58%
41%
tic
Boston
Aug '3
29Vs Jan
3
15
41% Oct
1
61 y4 Jan
3
Oct
1
35% Dec
31
14%.Jan 31
54% May 10
19% Jan
3
Jan
10
12
liv2 Jan
2
12
38% Jan
11
od%Mar
17
10
41
Dec
Branlff
Airways
6
8
13% Jai)
14
Brlggs
48% Nov
16
17
10% Apr
40% Apr
8
47
10
Briggs tic vStratton
24 Va
35y« Jun
8
14
44 V4 Dec
26
100
Feb
32 y4 May 25
37
Aug
29
.
2
13% Dec
17
15
V* Apr 27
39% Nov
16
46
Aug 29
25% Jan
23
45 Va Dec
23% Oct
18
26% July 19
17
56% July 18
23
41
85
Jan
Jan
11
21'•*
49% Apr
11
86 %
Feb
20
11
35% Mar 11
3%% preferred
Brooklyn ' Union Gas—:
14
25
15
Feb
Jan
15
Brown
tic Bigelow
41% Jan
11
Brown
Shoe
50 % Fe.b
28
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
24
25 V2 Mar 18
Buckeye-Pipe Line Co
44% Feb
2
12
52% Jan
9
21% Jan
3
17% Feb
12
20% Jan
10
95 V2 Jun
22
~83% Feb
26
90% Jan'15
1
36% July 17
-
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
$5
(The,)
29
.Feb
11
'
33
Jan
17
Buffalo
38% July 30
22
Feb
5
;
29% Jan
11
Bullard
23
20% Feb
7
Mar
8
21
Jan
2
12% Aug 21
16%-Jan
3
11
Mar 18
14% Jan
23
65
Nov
81% Jan
19
67
Mar 25
74% Jan
23
63
Sep 20
77% Feb
'8
65
72
Dec
85% Mar
6
71
46% Sep
30
*
27
28% Jan 23
J^n 24
'
:t65
Jan
24
Mar 22
•.74
Jan
*23
6
33% Feb
27
15
Apr
10
20
Oct
26
17% Feb
7
19
22 y4
Sep
18
31V4 Jan
5
24
9
29
V2 Apr
16
f4
40% Apr
25% May
12
34% Dec
8
Aug 15
40% Jan
23
4% Dec
105 y4
10
Aug
51% May
8% Apr
Apr
5
Co—
l
com
9
Burroughs Corp
3
Bush
Jan
11
Butler
10
Butte Copper
Byers Co (A
Terminal
__;
;
c.
-
*13%
14-%
ie y«
16
16%
15%
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•'. 10%
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„
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41 %
82
82"
50
50%
,
50%
16
40
.35.
t.
35
35%
.
■'
35
45 %
46%
45%
45 3 *
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10%
10 > 8
10%
41%
43%
43%
45%
44
49
4934
49
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35
49%
49%
35
35%
35
8,100
6,100
f
300
10%
5,100
44%
,
9,100
11,500
50%
89
*86
89
.*86
89
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1,200
35 Vs
*
46
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3,300
10
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97«
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..
40
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47%
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25
2,900
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46%
46%
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25
24%
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29
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9 Va Apr
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13
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57%
27%.
-
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5%
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;
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23
6374 May
29%
56% '
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30%
101%
u
,
28% Mar 21
Jan
27
30
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preferred
Investment
Common
6
27
90
43% Jan
1st
Atchison
11
10% Feb
v
27
Feb
10
3
Jan
27
227a Mar 26
27
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Friday
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,
5
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Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
Mar 29
11
92
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Thursday
29%-.
-
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23
4%
PRICES
-
•
31% Mar 15
11
15% Jan
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i
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13%
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26% Jun
27% Oct
'
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29%.
56%
14%
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,
Inc
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Corp
Co
A 38'4'
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-
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Constable
Carpet
57
1
preferred
Arnold
Artloom
18
38%
21%
_10
5
'
SALE
HIGH
AND
LOW
Apr. 9
.
29%
38%
5
—
Corp
„
.
...
Tuesday
...
'
Apr. 8
No par
Corp
Steel
16% Jan
8% Jan
102% Mar
5
16% May 24
4% Dec
May
12
Monday
PUT
Archar-Daniels-Midland
11
39% Apr
28
27% Jan 23
35 Vs Jun
%
STOCK,
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
t»B(( for Previous
Monday, April 15, 1957
.
4,400
5.800
.
20
25
25
25
25
24%
247a
200
34%
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34%
33.000
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50 Vs
50 V2
50%
50%
50%
51
50%
51
25
*24 Vs
'
1,100
Volume 185
Number 5629.
.
.
TheCommercial and Financial Chronicle
(1755)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
.
23% Dec
12
41% Feb
31% Jan
23
22
Nov
14
45% Aug 17
29V« Mar 20
101
Nov
30
.
121
Mar
1
19
26% Jan
4
Capital Airlines
38% Feb
12
45% Jan
4
22
Feb
12
25% Jan
8
100 y8 Apr
9
12
11
Carborundum (The) Co—
s
Carey (Philip )MfgCo
io
Carolina Clinchfieid & Ohio
.Ry 100
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
65% Dec
31
50% Feb
12
20
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
55% Feb
Nov
9
20 "A Jan
19
24 V2 Aug
18 y2 Jan
119/4 Jan
9
-
" Dec
100
21
65% Jan
46% Jap.
22% Jan.
13
Mar 28
23
11
95% July 18
104
13% NOV 23
102
Jan
2iy8Jan
3
Nov
21
119
Feb
75
Jan
13
34
' Feb
14
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.
47% May
104
5% Mar
17% Jan
20
25
3
31% Feb
17% Jan
9
21 % Nov
16
38% Jan
19%.Mar 20
8
11
"100V4
Friday
Apr. 11
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19%
19%
20
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24
24
101
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'
101
the Week
Apr. 12
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19
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24%
24
24
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-
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23%
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;
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24
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11
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8
Jan
70% Jan
25
22
108
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50
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10
100 y4 Mar 13
12
Feb
65 y8 Feb
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20
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27
21
7
96% Jan
17
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14
8
Jan
i
.
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4
110% Jan
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14
11
85% F'eb
:
11
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3
96
5
64 % Dec
.
,
101% Apr
5% Jan
55% Jan
94 > Dec
8
12
14
Carolina Power .<&-
6
67% Jan
43% Mar 13
5
43
25% Mar
Inc
.
Mar 21
20% Feb
16
41% May 28
,
105
2
40% Feb
49% Nov
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Apr. 8
/
fttt
Apr
22 Vz Nov 29
29
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
' Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
,
34%
34
34%
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19
300
19
*
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17
•
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14
Jan
23
16
8»/4 Dec
28
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3
Nov
28
57% Apr
13
37 y2 Apr
8
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Jan
4
81 y4 Feb
9
86% Jun
12
73
Mar 14
78
Feb
6
16
Jan
43
15% Oct 16
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17 V8 Mar 22
15% Feb
16
61
Aug 14
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2
56% Apr
113
Feb
95% Jan
21
100% Jan
27% Jan 23
35
4
31 y2 Feb
32
35
7
.
Nov
13 !i Jun
8
7% Dec
31
18
10
Sep
July 27
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28
~
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*
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Central Yioleta .Sugar Co
.
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3
22V2Jan
10
Apr
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8
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59% Jan
8
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8
,
I0V8 Feb
11% Jan 10
43%
3
30y4 Apr
12% Apr
8
57 y2 Mar 13
Jan
2
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
-
9
Chadboum Gotham
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,
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
1
31% May 24
Jan
3
Aug
9
32% Feb
19
38
Jan
11
Feb
7
93% Jan
2
99
»/2 Jan
29
$4.50
27% Apr
5
45% Dec 12
25% Feb
12
29 % Apr
10
Champlin
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2
49 y4 Jan
24
8% Feb
19
.
12% May
41
4
6% Nov
28
ioy8 Apr
29% Nov
29
53% Jan
3
44% July 19
69% Nov 21
96% Jan
20
20% Oct
9
28% Feb
13
109% Nov 21
24% Jan
17
20% Mar
27
50
27
2
40
Feb
11
Mar 19 '
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
71% Jan
56
31% Feb
22% J?eb
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30
20
4
75% Dec
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25
24J/8 Apr
33% Feb
2
5
12
10
22
7
5
2
12% Jan
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56 y2 Jan
2
64
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87
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28
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26
12
3
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37% Jan
39%
54
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-
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26% Jan
2
8
12
58 y2 Jan
39% Feb
12
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20
Jan
23
13% Jan
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30
102
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30
2
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20
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34% Jan
1
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80
83
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25
39% Jan
14
16
196
103
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13
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26
111
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19
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71% Feb
4
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5
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;
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18
2
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13
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21
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2
2
29
62% Jan
9
41
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19
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5
78
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3
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9
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47
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11
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54
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19
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5
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1
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28
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12
44
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11
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16
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14% Jan
18
19
112
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18
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31
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9
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2
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88
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23
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42%
49% Jan
Jan
'.Jim?-
89%
89%
15%
3
36% Jan
fobtnotftK
;T 89%
89%
42%
Mar 12
111
,."POT
28%
x28 %
;
—
Container
28
28%
28%
89%
*45%
"
18% Dec
28"%
28%
—10
23
93% Jan
76
Consol RR .of Cuba 6%' pfd.—.100
^Consolidated Retail Stores Iiw—_1
Jan
58
74%
28%
10
Congoieum-Nairn Sue-
23,
435b Jan. 10
-
75%
43 %
4.64% -cumul preferred
Conde
"Cone
23
21 % Apr
JO
19
Jan
74%
No par
.
Dec
7 514
System-
3
15
73%
42 %
;
45% Jan
34% Jan
73%
__io
pfd
26
23
61
89%
pfd—100
43% Feb
14
59%
♦12
'%
Southern Ry com
noncumulative 1st
-49% Mar 22
Jan
61%
400
12
61%
89%
ciunulaMve lind preferred. 100
Capperudnes
16% Jan
12
61%
28'/4
100
Cigar Corp.
35% Jan
21
121/4
61%
•
*2%
Consolidated
107.
10,300
40%
Commonwealth
14
8
*20
21
15,700
2%
Consolidated
3
/
62
73%
74
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elee
Combustion -Engineering Inc
7
21
*20
,
12%
4,00(/
,
401
8
Jan
263,.|
35%
%
*2 %
$4.25
17
14% Feb
35
68%
14
29% Apr
79%
26%
35%
40%
10
102
79^%
26%
1,900
18,300
19.200
1
No par
Jan
36% Mar,12
18% May 9
79%
26%
35%
low
Corp —'
18
110% July 17
42
5.800
17
1
*12
41%
19%.
39% Jan
31
12%
42%
15,300
>
19%
8
Nov 29
21
33
19%
3
15% Dec
*60
17%
57%
32%
69
27
Jan
*12
17%
57%
77%.
* ■
17%
33%
20
Columbia
1
.
*20%
12%
62
.
„
200
20
CoJumWan, Carbon Co-_
7
Feb
21
73
.
25V4
351/4
•
..
58 i
32%
:
17%
57%
41%
18
too
2,000
'
1
14% Feb
26% Oct
12%
24%
34%
38
No par
1
34% Feb
r"
21
■'
'
*37 /
Corporation
14
100
20%
35%
38
10
110
23% Mar. 1.9
14
20%
74
24%
:
70 %
22% Jan .12
Dec
36
73%
*58
341/4
'
1,200
21
40%
42% Nov 15
44
,77 "
25%
35
gtd
4%
26
Apr
25%
No par
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
»
76V4
5
34%
34
*37
75%
par
34%
34%
37%
,57%
600
'
29%
371/4
74%
1
24%
35
(
par
*20%
*28%
33%
41%
41
101%
28%
37
41%
,
900
12,600
"
20%
34
41 %
40%
•-
100
20%
:
1
37
38
104 " '
6,200
63%
281%
,
29%
v
63
*70
Rights
11
6% Jan
21%
*100
.
*40
2
14% Jan
21
*281/8
64
3,100
8%
27
71
Jan
104
100% i
8V«
27.:
40%
Solvents
8
21
63 %
9%
*9%
8%
26%
42,200
*70
Credit
8
100%
40%
Class B
2
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc____No par
31% Mar 18
1L
99%
99%
9%
26%
.
110
48
*40
Commercial
Feb
64
46%
71
Commercial
4% Apr
62%
*47%
2,900
40%
19% Jan
13
26%
62%
62
9y2
"8
8%
26%
1,600
97
29.
*40
50% Mar 21
100% Jan
9%
8
26%
35%
28%
*70
30% Jan
4
9%
8
*26%
35%
*95%
v
40
l
6
9%
8
H
'
35%
71
16
Jan
9%
8%
2b
guaranteed
Jan
8% Mario
46%
-II25
■
16% Apr
18
47%
32%
Co
13
101% Dec
4% Nov 23
46
17%
preferred
3
42 % Mar
46%
32
2
12
3y
45
10
8.50
Feb
Jan
97
29
35%
Electric—
Juii
44% Mar 19
13% Dec 31
15
A
21 % Mar 20
,*■
20
-
40
Class
4
27
1,100
63
40
11
Apr
v
36% Mar 22
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
Feu
9/64 Apr
18% Jan
17
v
3
12-
28% Nov .23
4
4,600
*2%
70%
"4%
15
31
18
x-i
■fx Apr
17% Dec
»
2,600
2%
63%
32%
2%
63%
70:ii
5
lo ;4 !•.
32%
32%
2%
40
4'Jo
8
17% Aug 16
32%-
96%
57%
cnie) 1
__No par
Coca-Cola Interuat'l Corp.—No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com.
—.10
3
Jan
15% May 28
14,400
1,000
stock__50
9
22% Jun- 28
10%
28%
31%
*41
29% ."«n
lOVe
97
57
Colorado &
19
5,100
-
.
62%
/
35%
17%
56
4%
6
34% Dec
51%
29%
31
Coca-Cola Co
2
28
51%
97
35%
57
—
Equipment
Columbia
22% Jun
9.00
52%
10%
28%
36
17%
*160
59
Mar 6
54% Apr 11
.
8%
97%
3.1%
43% Mar
13
55
27
25.600
36%
17%
28%
17% '
50% Feb 28
47% Mar 12
66% Apr
30
50
33% Jan
400
*7%
35%
57
C ,<fc St Louis
CJopay
16% Jan 25
11,
36%.
1
17%
28%
17%
*81
25
32
10%
r*
.
2%
31
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikmnn Corp
....No par
Colorado Fuel •&. Iron com
.No par
5%%- preferred series B
...50
i-eo
1,700
8»4
97%
62%
*37
100
Cluett Peabody & Co eom
7% preferred
11
Feb
90
30
Climax .Molybdenum
46% Jan 14
lu%
300
"
*31%
v
18
99
61%
15
5
27
10
3,800
56
98
36%
'
51%
64%
57
3
convertible
Special
11
82 Va Apr
2%
63:%
.100
No par
5
Cleveland Je Pitts RR 7%
5
Mar
2%
64%
No par
RrZ.No
Pac
*4.50* preferred
Jan * 8
106 % Jan
27
Dec
13% Nov
106
% Mar
32
>
28 %
26 %
Ry Cu com_._l(jo
noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Eiec llluin coin
15
11
1% Jan
40% Jan
127% Apr
7%
5%
10
5
30
35/8
26
50
Financial Corp.—
4%%
30
36%
32%
45%
issued
Cleviie
13
32%
2%
*64%
9%
!
preferred
i
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co.
14
Apr
32%
32%
2%
65
*33%
72 y4
12
33%
15%
98
32
10%
35%
Ry com DeL50
preferred
20% Mar 13
Feb 11
60% Feb
Jan
10%
33%
4
18
104
10%
99Vb
'
33%
5%
Clara
6
39% Jan
3
141
40% Nov
2
69% Mar
-78% Aug 15
3% Jan 16
18
20
15
97% Jan
10
20
98 % Dec
36% Feb
6
Jan
Nov, 15
100-
15
% Mar 26
45
23
Dec
Jan
22
*7%
21%
29%
C C
Jan
24% Jan
8
Nov
IF
May 23
30
17
;•
*28%
12
6i>
Apr
-\
-8
10%
*97
..40
Cities Service Co
9
96% Apr
'
17%
8
10%
44%
City Investing .Co common..
a
5%% ■ preferred
loo
City Products Corp
>
No par
City Stores Co common
3
5
17% Mar
Jan
42
36%
*161%
8%
29%
C I T
5
*
36%
16%
i.
75
15%
*55%
-
29%
51%
.1
4%
4
17% Mar
93% Jan
7
b2 V2 Mar 26
31
2
27
75% July 18
20
39
38 y8 Feb
68% Jan
102 Vx Feb
3
109
Dec
127y4 Sep
5
3
97 % Dec
60
12
13
29
70
18
Feb
15% Jan
42% Jun
46% May 24
185
18
36%
8
51%
1.25
Common
,
12
Apr
31%
51%
28%
Aircraft Inc
Chrysler Corp ;
4
23 % Jan
27
93
58
102% Feb
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
Jan V 9
17% Dec
'6
31%
50%
65
1
Chickasha Cotton r Oil
Chile Copper eou
94% Jan 31
39% Feb
31
*28%
28% Mar 26
87 y8 Jan
31
21 %
.
77 y4 Mar 13
102% Apr
4
55 y4 July 10
Co
Manufacturing
Cincinnati Gas
•24% Oct 25
?
51
2%
10
Chicago Yellow Cab—_^No
11
1
30
10%
No par
„No par
—.
Chicago Rock Isl &
9
9
Jun
29%
1001/2
12
12 V4 Nov
30%
*98
2,800
4,600
& Fibre Co-
Oil & Refining
Cab
30%
32%
.,..1
,L..
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Mar 26
51% Feb
16%
8'A
■
51
" 1
.—III
^
Chic ii North Western .com
5% preferred series; A_
11
60
16%
81/4
98
*21%
■
11
37% Jan
13% Jan
43% Mar
'36%
*16%
Corp__
Chic Mliw St Paul & Pac
5% series A noiicum pfd
14
79% Apr
26% Apr
11
36%
-b 50
—
11
14% May 22
-
31%
36%
98
56
1,100
10H4
401/4
*72%
15%
15%
*55%
20%
10%
38%
i
75
*72%
S
15%
56
20%
10 %
38%
99%
Class A
Chic Great Western
8
61% Jan
*30%
5
20%
10%
38%
/
75
15%
*55%
*99%
Mar 15
33% Apr
42 y8 Apr
50
*98
20%
20%
*72%
15%
55%
convertible preferred™ 100
Chicago & .East III RR com
No par
18% Mar 27
12
30%
3%%
30% Mar 11
Jan
26% Jan
10% Jan
11
16
Apr
41% Jan
29
35 % Dec
23% Jan
1
36
31
30
9
39 y2 Jan
16% Nov
44% Jan
9
110% Jan
30%
par
20%
74,
15%
'55%:
98'/4
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp - of Va„-—
II._5
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry common__25
4
69% Jan
Apr
2
31% Mar 15
6
18
31% Jan
28
35% Dec
19
9% Feb
5
12.
£9% Mar 18
16
31% Apr
36% Dec 28
Apr
59 % Feb
Checker
55%
98%
""
Inc
preferred
Chance Vought
10% Mar 28
7% Mar 26
26
Common
*70
15%
55 %
4
_
74
15%*
..10
Pasco
Corp_
Certain-Teed Products
Cessna Aircraft Co
*70
,100
Industries' Co—No
,
de
Champion Paper
22% Oct
7
13
16% Apr
Au g
75% May
Feb
•
..,
Ry com—Norpar
5%. preferred series B
100
Central Hudsop -Gas &-Etec__No
per
Central Illinois
Lightcom___N<rpar
44,%iFeb
7
17
45% Dec 26
2% Sep 28
54 % Jan
28
77% July 19
13
"27 % Feb
July 24
Aug
9
41 %
1
54% Dec
29%.Mar
43
19
Oct
33
■/.
Central Foundry
Cp
8
13
Co
Central of Georgia
11
1
Agulrre Sugar
~
1
98 Yt Dec 31
51% Jan
'
Central
Co
com.—
5
No par
19%
*90
31%
*104
10
43%
:_,__No pp*
preferred....100
117%
Inc
com„
19%
92
19%
*90
31%
31%
104%
104%
43%
'88%
117%
-43%
88%
*115
20 y8
92
31%
104 %
44%
88%;
117
20%
*90
30%
103%
43:%
■*88'/i
"*115
20%
92
3134
104
44
89%
117%
20%
20%
20%
92
92
92
31%
31%
31%
32%
104%
104%
20%
•90
43%
*88%
*115%
44
-
104
43%
104
44%
16,900
.
i<
4,700
2,320
19,600
%
*68%
89%
20
117%
116%
116%
200
89
J#
Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 15, 1957
The Commercial and
r
.
20
■■
in-.i'4
■■
(1706)
Highest
'
Lowest
EXCHANGE
W
Continental
Copper
14
16% Oct
22
12% Mar 26
15% Jan
7
Industries
12% Feb
15
28% Oct
19
22
12
26% Jan
7
5%
22% Feb
Sep
20
58 % Apr
9
45
Jan
5% Dec
6
9% Jan
11
6
% Jun
1
45% Nov
15
25% Jan
23
Feb
34
•
58% Dec
27
62
Jan
22
12
41% Jan
2
21
70% Apr
51% Jan
28
14
7% Jan
20
70
Mar 20
33% Feb
12
43% Jan
23
33% Dec
14
28% Feb
11
34% Apr
52
Jan
31
51
Jan 22
52% Jan
31
Jan
31
66
Dec
13
59% Feb
70
Dec
6
60'4 Nov
29
54',
4
23
Apr
12
6*£>
14
Cornell
13
69% Jan
85% Jan
23
89
31% Apr
Jan
8
11
2
19% Jan
21
87 % Apr
57 % Feb
5
26
99
Jan
19
5
99
Jan
25
93
Jan
20
32% Feb
24
28
Feb
152*4 Dec
Oct
30
5',2 Sep
25
2*8 Dec
180',4 Mar
7
5
20
155
5
23-58 Aug 27
4
Mar
Jan
31
19
13% Jan
17
11
31% Feb
18
$2
3
57
11
25 % Dec
8
23
16
Jan
2
77«.NOV
16
Jan
<2
31% Dec
28
40 v
13
31 Vb Jan
2
7% Jan
18
13»/BApr
53% Feb
12
58
19% Jan
17
21% Apr
28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
12
9
197b Dec
20
26% Jan
23
49% Nov
33% Feb
Oct
49 % Nov
14
28
38%. Feb
Not
19
51 % Mar 29
1
53
65
23 Va
233a
23%
1,800
164%
66%
67 Vb
67 %
67%
12,900
*86
88
*86
95%
*93%
*■:
Jan
64% Jan
70
223b
22%
22 Vs
91
*85
11%
____No par
5
No par
29%
50%
99
of
11%
12
29%
29%
29%
50%
50%
52;
99
98%
99
32%
*26%
10
-_6
22
:
9
8%
8%
31%
31%
No par,
No par
1
Curtis-Wrighi common
/':■..
29%
12%
29V4
29'/4
•'
;
/•
*29%
8,7.00
Y
9,400
500
30
33%
-
;/
9
rV
"
32%
33%
291a
31%
.,.40,900
7,180
24%
/, / 111.600
33%
30'a
24
24
■fir
61%
;
-
«
/>-■/
13%
57^4
57%
21%
•21%
%y
.
.
i/Y
,
9%
61%
61 Va
32
.*31%
57%
12%
57%
j;
61%"
*60 Ve
'-■/■'
12%
'A
9'/«:•• YiYV 9'b
:-9 -
.
.
vtii-'.-W;
7%-
-32
12 %
.
V
■
8%
*31*b
,
-,.213b
9
?.■ ■
,
.
.
21%
21%,
*60
31%
98%
32Vz
30%
9;
62-
31%
54%
9« ;•/■
54%
98%;;
29 Y:
34 %
19,000
53%
53 3 8
98 V4
53%
12%
-
3,200
32 "4
58
58
300
v.,>;
.;/i8JEK0OO
V •••-1,500
1/4
12
(ii 12 V.
1
11,900
,.
200
8
A*;;. 32 »/*
;
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57%
57 Va
M
350
/;
.21%
21%
.•/.200
43%
43%
4334
43»%
4334
43%
437b
•21%/
43%
21%
43%
44%
26,300
44 %
43J
2
43%
43'4
43%
43 Va
43% v;.
43%-
44%
1,600
52%
53 Va
53%
54
53
53%
53%
54%
7,800
52 Va
53
.*81;:..
84
53
*52
21%
53 Va
52%
——-DO.
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
12%
700
151/4
12V4
•
28 3i"
15
'43 %
3
Class A
28%
15 VB
98%
:
; 57 % ; 57%
2)1%
*21%
"11%
J
Publishing common
9,900
12
2.9 34
'8
2.50
4,400
*
22
21%
?6o
*59%
8%
"2
86
29
12
52
i
34
.
61V2
2
35%
*84 Va-
%
86
*28%
153«
*93
29
22%
8%
f
prior preferred—
Prior preferred $1.60
5"a
'
32%
26%
100
*5%
":// 15
29
29 "4
/
.
26%
32%
100
pfd
53b
'
12.50
Amer
noncum
22%
*84%
15"«
I
21%
53b
86
12
11%
Steel Co
70
10,400
1,200
22%
5r'e
29
15%
Corp com
30%
162%
21%
22%
*5 3 8
2%
28%
Zellerbaeh
30
23,300
'
162%
'
<
5 V2
5%
5%
5%
95%
*93%
30 Va
163
•162%
1,000
.v-1
88
*86
95%
30 Vg.
30%
162%
15%
$4
14
30 %
162%
28%
preferred
Curtis
11
31 VB
162%
22%'
22%
*93%
95%
3012
%
52
*50%
-70
88
*86
88
IGO'2
31
160 %
15%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
9
Apr
47
23 Va
66%
28%
Cuban-Aiqerican Sugar
12
11
52% Oct
23%
65%
15%
28
11
8
14
63% July 19
21
Nov 19
23%
28%
33% Jan
Feb
3
9% Sep
23%
66%
2
Cuneo Press Inc
60
10% Jan
3
68 Va
70
——_^_.l
Cork & Seal common—2.50
(The)
2
84% Aug 20
30%
Corp
6
26
*93%
IdO
Feb
Dec
6% Jan
Corp
65% Jan
14% May
Feb
63%
_8
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
10
9
52 Va
*69
*93%
Crucible
7% Jan
65
34%
*50%
69%
95%
Cuba RR 6%
Jan
11
34%
52%
88
18
27 % Jan
2
10
8% Apr
34%
69%
65%
$4.20 preferred
Feb .18
32
Jan
21 % Apr
7
19
Jan
38% Jan
26
23% July 25
13
34 %
*50%
23%
Wheat Corp
of
Crown
Jan
19,500
34%
52 V2
67%
preferred
Crown
Feb
14
35%
33%
2%
11% Mar 27
14% May 28
34%
1.000
*50%
52
H 34%
49% Apr
100
34%
2%
29
2
10,200
35%
3
Jan
37%
2%
23
29% Mar 12
36:%
*84 %
28
92
38
87
18% Feb
2
37%
*84 Va
3%%
35% Feb
Feb
37%
34%
69% Apr
104
36%
2%
23
27
37 V
36%
11
7
Dec
:36%
.2%
50»a Nov
91
37%
35%
28'4 Dec
11% Dec
42.100
37
36
Crescent
2
14
70%
2%
Cream
28% Jan
4
683s
35%
8
3
Dec
16
70
2%
7
30% Jan
66%
35 "b
15% Mar
22
67%
2%
29% Jan
28 Va Oct
37
64%
23%
Crane Co common
Mar 14
86
56 %
36%
65 •*.
35%
Coty
Jan
55%
36%
63%
28
Coty
2% Jan
80
56 %
35%
64%.
68%
Inc ------International Corp
6% Jan
7
55%
36
23%
Petroleum
Cosden
22% Mar
36Vb Jan
% Mar
75«
57%
36
7%
100
1
1
1
12
15
97
7%
56%
67%
preferred
13
18
20,600
100
56
I6OV2
27
Dec
14,300
1%
94% Jan
2% Feb
79
7%
*86
5% Feb
Dec
7%
63%
preferred
——■ -100
3% %- preferred series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common-J0
31% Feb
3
5,400
7%
7%
3%%
May 29
6'/4 Jan
3
51%
36
7%
1
Corp
50Va
51
55''4
33%
Electric
•2234
51%
51%
36
7%
*50%
Dubilier
23%
13%
23%
56
,
B
Corning Glass Works common
Jan
164
conv
42% Mar 26
33
14% Dec
conv
27% Jan
15
21% Mar
94 la Jun
Dec
b"/v
7,000
13%
35%
7%.
55
.preferred—--50
preferred
50
8teel Co common
Copperweld
8
40 >/■ Mar 12
27-2 Jan
89
Range
Cooper
11
26
Corp
Co
49%
Shares
13 >'4
*22%
23
50%
51
49
the We»k
13 V.
13 '4
23
.23%
*22%
Friday
Apr. l'l
Thursday
Apr. 11
35%
1
5
14
8
6
of Delaware
Cooper-Bessemer
8
Dec
5
Continental Steel Cqrp
12
% Apr
(49
23%
49
13%
13%
13
13 VB
*22%
Motors
Continental Oil
•24%; Jan
.41
12%
25
Insurance
Continental
Jan
34'/a Feb
53% Alar
—2
preferred
Continental
7
2
2
54% Feb
43
Steel
Ar
common
convertible
Apr. 8
Par
,
Apr. 9
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 10
Tuesday
Mcndijr
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
L-osest
>.
Highest
lear 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
R»nge for Previous
:
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
21% /
,
v
.
If
*47% Oct
,
,
V May 16
22
79% Jan
7
86%, Mar
1
10% Feb
12
.12%. Jan
9
Jan
18
,v6% Feb 27
12% Jan
25
3
12
Daystrom Inc—
10
Davton
6% May 21
5
44 VB Jan .24
50
Nov
19
96
Jan
Sep
27
95% Mar
Dec
12
99
181
'20% Jun
86
86
Feb 27
Preferred
1 '
Feb
80% Mar 29
82
" Jan
88
Apr
5
Preferred
4
'27% Dec
5
23% Jan
28% Jan
31% Feb
1
26% Feb
28% Jan
2
Delaware
7
Delaware Lack
27
41 % Feb
25 % Jan
18% Apr
July 25
May 14
25
47
28
38% Jan
38 Vb Dec
14
37% Jan
7
79 'V Jan
26
61% Jan
24% Dec
18
15% Apr
43 %• Dec
9
Dec
40 (
11
20
35% Jan
17
17V4 Jun
13% Jan
15
23 %' Oct
19
16% Feb
3
23
39%.Mar
29% NOV 29
Alkali
37% Mar 13
Diamond
Match
U
34
21
23 Va Jan
14
17
47% Feb
8
75
62% Jan
17
75
24% Feb
5
28
Jan
2
10
Dec
7
9
IOVb Jan
2
11V4 Jan
14
12% Nov
29
16Vb Mar 21
12% Jan
2
Dixie
Mar 15
26%
5
23
14% Mar 19
Sep
39% Apr
13
Apr
72% May 28
95% Sep
14
3
23% Dec
21
20% Jan
Jan
10
57
82% July
20
50% Dec
31
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
3
10% Jun
14.
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
6% Oct
1
14
Dover
2
Corp
175 Vb Nov
29
237
Apr
28:
121 % Feb
99 % Jan
3
83% Dec
,
Jan
33-
1
.
1
9
Jan
4
Duplan Corp
%39
38
44'
Dec
ll
53% Mar
43..
.
Dec
18,.1
52%
Jan
18,
-,i
Dec
,6'.
54.- Feb
29
.■
19
52%. Jan
12
*"46 :,
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r?47
Nov
f»14% Jun
<
..
•
14
54%
>
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17% Jan
5
c
Jan
49% Jan
43 % Jan
6
42%,Jan
4§ , Jan
,
,49
11
Nem
'
14% Jan
30 Vb
29%
30
7.600
10
10
10
1,900
63 V4
63
63%
7.300
•••30
62%
2
800
80%
*77
82
25
25
*10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
13 %
13%
13'/a
13%
13
13 Vb
5,400
82
80%
81%
81
81%
81%
82%
12,100
22%
22%
22%
23
57%
59
59
59%
10%
13%
13%
81%
81%
22%
57
57%
*75
2.200
900
22%
23%
22%
22%
6.300
58%
59>/a
58%
59%
21,500
55%
•
55%
55i '4
55%
24,400
1,600
54%
54%
06%
55%
56'/4
17%
17%
18%
18
18
181/4
18%
18%
11%
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11%
10%
10%
*10%
11%
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11%
200
7%
'7%
7%
7%
7»4
•7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,600
18
180%
series
No par
108
series
No par
*87
preferred
$4.15
preferred
10
50
185%
185
187%
185 V2
1871/4
1871'*
108
107%
107%
107%
107 %
107
107
*88
89
88%
88%
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36 s
43
*46%
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48
-
.
*47%
-45
4.20%
preferred
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29
4.10%
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48
—50
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4.9 %
■?48u
15%.
48%
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48%
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j
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200
130
48%
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48
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700
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60
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•
48
49%
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,-"49V2
36%
44 Va
45%
'
300
7,800
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900
.
48
49
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50
;
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%
182
108%
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2.400
24%
31
10
14%
24%
10%
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4%. preferred
^Jan 22
700
14 V»
a
25
Jafi
'-16% Jan
22%
14'A
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(E I) & Co—
$3.75
29
24
22%
141/4
83
*74
82
48% Jan
50
j.(49% Apr
»•"
Jan
33
22%
53%
Duquesne Light Co common
7
2.400
33
33
9%
63s
331
3,100
r
33%
10
63
62%
62
<-■54%
533*
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30%
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-
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50
46% Jan
2\
.
2
9%
'
30
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38
33
33%
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700
45
54%
53%
.
22%
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143b
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Preferred
1
37
34% Jan
38% July 12.
Feb 27.,
SO-
20
Dec
'■
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83% Jan
'.//•
21,000
45
17%
Common
-
■54
•:
68
•*63
•.-:'
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Dunhill International
2
38
'
•
No pax
15
Mar 27
54
22%
1
14 Vb
•
16%
45
*30
45%
16 Va
V./ 1.6 V*
68
17,200
Cv- 10
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Jan
110
22%
r
161/4
8,000
39 Va
39%
1,900
42%
Va
45
38
55
39
3,500
46 1
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:
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12
12
192% Jan
391/4
m
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30%
:
42%
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46%
41%
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45%
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13%
80%
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9
18% Apr
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-•
24%
10
8
56'% Apr
176 Va Mar
6
39%
253b
No pax
2
104
5
102% Dec
42 "4
25
——1
2
du Pont de
41%
*74
13%
Co
12
7 Vb Mar
46
%
45
81
10%
Industries
Dresser
46
42
16%
25%
Co_)
Jan
11
45%
65
;,
29%,
No par
„
Chemical
Dow
: n 19%
34%
No par
Aircraft
Douglas
29
Jan
67
'•'28
19%,
17
63 V*
17% Jan
42% Feb
44% Nov
:
Jan
91
23
56% Mar 26
5
28%
19%
33''4
25 Vb
Ltd—.
Mines
28 %
34
1
(The).
Pepper Co
Dome
'24% Jan
75 V8 Mar 12
18% Dec
Dr
Co
"
54
14%
*76
preferred series A
conv
28%
1934' *;
65
22%
1,600
5,100
27-'%
19%
33%
62%
No pax
_50
Cup Co common
57l
Dobeckmun
29%
*
19 Vt
9%
2
60% Aug
26
29%
6,600
15%
30%
*29%:
34%
9%
63% Apr
29
12
Dec
Corp
30 Vb
29%
33 >4
,29%
Divco-Wayne
30%
34%
2
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
15%
29%'
33 %
_————1
14
24
18,100
15%
30
34%
1.4
„
3,400
28
*30
22 V«
:
50c
Corp
34% Jan
Dec
•
Stores
11% Jan
62
49
2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
20 V2
15%
33%
34
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30%
39%
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15 VB
201/4
29%
15%
•
20
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'
30
15%
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38
*32%
2fl
20%
30
89
29%
15%
39%
:
44%
common
*86%
/
30%
:
-39%
,-i
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Co
3,500
82
82
45%
%
*30
cumulative preferred
$1.50
65
17
89
.
493s
40 %
;
39%
17
class
24
15% Jan
2
Jan
29% Apr
4
9% Mar 14
13% Aug 27
Nov
Diamond
12
14
6
May 25
9
2
Feb
Mar 29
39%-
49%
*81
Va
19 Vs
40%
*62%.
18
Mar 29
57% Jan
30%
40%
1
Raynolds
&.
Devoe
.15%
45%.:, 45%
20
Co
31% Jan
20% Feb
60% Aug 18
44% Apr
5
27
60
13.50
1
32
23
31
8
31
15%
30%
*29Va
Edison
Jan
Feb
38
15%.
*86%
203i
20'A
20'%
.20%.
30%
Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co—100
Vilbiss
20%
./ 200
17,000
*81
82
81
100
>;
13%
37%
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'a
49%
81'A
8,900
37 %
13%
49%
6
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37 :■
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/
'20
r.
11%
11%
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; •
•
36 VB
89
"86%
89-
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89
20%
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Detroit
39
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;
19
Detroit Steel Corp
De
<-://'■
82
28%
Detroit
3
82
*81%
29%
2
Apr
493e /
*80
82
19
23
46
49%
82
27%
29
21
49%
817a
29%
Western
&
51
31% Nov
31% Nov
43 % Jan
Jan
37
12
48%
82%
20
Jan
7
49%
No par
22% Jan
9
36% :/ >■:
Grande West RR_No par
Denv & Rio
9
35%
10
Power & Light Co
Def&ware
*,12%
35%
82
6
..*<12%
.13
13%.
35%
50c
& Hudson
*5% '
,
*12%
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common
■
13
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65
11
9
Co
5Ve
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84 y
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\i
1,700
52%
52%
.
83 " ^
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•
5%.
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-
49
39% Jan
2
Nov
Jan
&
7% preferred
,
2)5
42 % Apr
14 Vb Feb
Apr
Deere
83
35%
*80%
100
-
Dayton Rubber Co
Decta Records Inc
14
6
4.8
23
'33% Jun 25
32
24
16
47
8
26% Feb
3
Jan
13% Jan
27% Feb
*5%
52%-i 52%
52%
;11%
6
*5%
6 v/
52-C
•-'81
ll3s
11%
13
100
C
•
•
34%
100
B
series
31V* Jan
20% Apr
3.
25% Apr
10/
A
series
3.90%
35 % Feb
-
26 >4 May 28 v
64
3.75%
31 % May 18
'
series
11%
-
10
7
Light common
3.75 %
84'
11%
-20
■
Power &
Preferred
4
Mai
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
8
38 Vb Jan
49% Apr
2
,-i
84
8
.2.50
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred—
6
29
.•
18
18% Sep
36% Jun
13
Jan
80
1
100
preferred series A
Rivmj Mills Inc
3%%
Dan
84% Jan
8
■
12% Dec
25% Oct
•
2
13% Apr
37 % Apr
43% Feb
4
83
-1
29% Jan
16
76% Dec
»,
8
49% Feb
17% May 21, '
30% Dec
3
27 ;
Jan
56
12
23
17% Mar 19
VI1% Dec 31
X 4% July.16
.12% Dec
Feb
96
•
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24.
56% Nov
1
21
Dec
,••79
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15%
15%
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1
■
;
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.
36% Feb
,
48 Va Dec
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57% Aug
/
1,7
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p.26% Nov 28,
8
37%
^
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l£
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231,
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ipo% July 17
,150
Iff
170
,f29% Jan 23
Dec
,
74
Dec
Nov
-
Airlines^Inc
26% Feb
12
30% Apr
3
Eastern
Corp
36% Mar
13
80
,
; 35% Apr 11
13
.
.
5
"53% Jan
3
12
81% Feb 13
ltfo ....Mar 12
158% Feb
28
29
5j> % Feb 28
,';-64%Jan
14
3
Jan
10
23% Mar 21
77% Mar 15
Jan
3
34% Mar 14
Apr
? 32% Dec 14
Dec 27
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° May 16
Dec
16
90
Feb
18% Mar
4
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j 81% Apr. 11
j.
c91
5,
30 y4 Feb
11
4% Jan
3
3% Jan
2
34
Nov
20
17% Mar 20
31
Feb
8
11% Jan
Jan 16
Apr
8
21% Jan
1
41%.Jan
40
9
38% Mar 13
.,
„10
.10
6%
Eaton
.100
5
10
preferred-.,
.'
Manufacturing Co
4 V* %
.100
4 Va %
36%
91
Ind
Electric
Amer
35% Mar
1
31
._lc
Elgin National Wfetcb Co.
6
37% Apr
10
Elliott
3
52
Apr
11
13
25% Oct
31
30%
5% Dec
31
13% Jan
20
21% Nov 27
preferred
conv
19% Dec
31% Oct
1
3
62% Apr
10
15
36 % Apr
10
28 Va Feb
Sep~12
53% Mar 14
29% Jan
13
34% Apr
11
27% Apr
9
32% Jan
3
Emerson
Electric
6% Jan
14
Emerson
Radio
5% Mar
19% Feb
21
Jan
7
35% Apr
10
Paso
2nd
preferred
Natural
62%
61%
61%
61%
62V4
2,300
351/4
3614
35%
3 614
35%
36%
99,800
33%
34%
33%
34%
33,600
28
23%
29
36%
3
33 %.
28%
Empire District Electric Co
5
10
5%
*20J/2
20%
Endlcott
25
33%
341/2
B
&
Mfg
Co_.
Fhonograph
6,.
31 Ya
No par
18%
For
footnotes
see
page
5%
Johnson
Corp common
preferred series A
& Pittsburgh RR Co
100
100
?74
50
*60
34 Va
28%
87
—8.50
Erie RR common
Erie
.800
60
4.% preferred
Equitable Gas Co
1
11%
35%
7
28
2,400
60%
7
Feb
33%
*58
12
35%
14
Feb
33%
33%
60
3
20% Jan
77
27,600
*56
50
Gas
31% Feb
62
12,000
51%
89% Jan
Jan
"
4Ve
3 6 Va
Feb
71% Jan
11%
19
37Vb
4
11%
Va Feb
59
11%
19
36%
4
•11%
33%
2,000
19
37'%
4 f
•.-.33%
36 V4
84
2
33%
;30%
.>
51%
27 V4 Jan
Feb
19
4VB
11%
9
J"'y 18
"
.
52
23 % Mar 29
86
140
93-
36%
32 % Aug
71
1,800
34%
52
11
7
34%
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93
7,100
30
83i-r
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35%
Y-
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100
Number 5629
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1757)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20% Deo
4
15 Vc Jan
20
29% July 17
NEW
Highest
22% Feb
Mar 23
20
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1956
13
14% Feb
25% Jan
5
42% Apr
•
1
YORK
3
Evans
Products
16% Mar 22
Ex-Cello
12
5
Corp
1
7
15% Jan
3
15% Nov
15
11% Apr/
20
12
15% Feb
26
6,
22% Jan
22
24
Apr
2
44% Feb
11
57% Apr
12
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
21% Oct
16
68% Sep
20
Feb
59% Dec
2
v31
5% Dec
10
26
Apr
25% Mar
75% Mar
7
Jan
2
7% Jan
14
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27
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12
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14
16% Apr
60% Apr
11
51% Feb
11
5%%
17
36
14
38 % Jan
2
Federal
Mogul
19
18% Mar 12
23% Apr
8
Federal
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23
1
36% May
18% Dec
4
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26
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29
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21
10
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4
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9
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5
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24
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Mar
9
21% Jan
conv
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39% Mar 19
94
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/
100
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12
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77
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106
2
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Filtrol Corp
66'
12
23%
2
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4%
56% Mar 21
9
29% Jan
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23
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27
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Feb
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Ferro
Nov
109
2
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Tarrant
14
23
Jan
41
27% Apr
&
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16
29
26
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Dept
32
27
27
22
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cumulative
31% Jan
26
3
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92 t Dec
10% Apr
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4.6%
12
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6
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Federated
27
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61
4
27% Feb
91% Jun
21
31
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24
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27% Feb
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25
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11
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the Week
12
2
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1
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May
135
53
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39% Mar 23
43
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19
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9
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Feb
32
7
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Aug 14
26% Nov
5
6
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37% Mar 14
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5%
Friday
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
10%
;
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27
29% Feb
26% May
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Dec
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44% Nov
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Thursday
57
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20
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PRICES
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11
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11
Jan
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31% Jan
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55
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9
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3
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25
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26
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14
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23
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31
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27
31
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21"
Chronicle .Monday. April 15," 1957
The CommerciaLand Financial
(1758)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
27% Jim
3
2914 Dec
12
32% Jan
11
80% Jan
16
107 Va Feb
23
32% Sep 26
83 % Dec 27
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105% Feb 23
7
129% Apr
12
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
$5
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10
90
Dec
17
100
Sep
19
39% Dec
17
93% Feb
Jan
7
98
Jan
24
96
39% Feb
13
91
94
Jan
Corp
Utilities
10
58% Feb
24Dec
4
20 % May
19
Jan
24
27
87
Jaa
24
107
33
Nov
26
130
Nov
30
f;
18
Feb
27
15
20
11
11
12
25% F"b
28
ft*
32
23% Feb
Mar 12
37
23
18% Jan
'•,r
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127-4
62.000
37%
6,400
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91 %
92
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93
30
98
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98
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98
100
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67%
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1
34
5
76
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50
Jan
90
Mar
9
46% Apr
Jijm
5
86% Jan
2
7
6
26% May 25*
16 Va Feb
20
20
11
Dec
23% Oct 25
Aug
17
38% Jan
3
32
Apr'
Dec
31
21 Va Mar 15
15
Feb
51 %
97
33
36''«
25
30li
30'ft
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6!'«
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6%
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•
34
124
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
Jan
Feb
111
Jan
2
115% Jan
30
47% Jan
24
23
53% Apr
12
53% Mar 20
54
Jan
50V» Feb
47% Jan 21
11
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
27% Feb
12
33% Nov
19
46% Mar 14
34% Feb
12
13% Nov
29
20% Mar 19
12% Mar
61% Dec
99
2
19
9
Heyden Newport Chem Corp——1
»•
64*
78
Jan
17
3
80% Feb 25
85
Jan
3%%
22
J#n „2
•
v
12
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
22% Jan
27
12% Jan 25
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
Hotels
Hilton
7
9% Nov
10
31"
25% Sep
7
17% Feb
12
20 Va Jan
7
Hoffman Electronics Corp
9% Dec
26
14% Apr
10
Holland
13
16% Jan
18
Hollander
13% Oct
22
23
Nov
15
19% Feb
25
22% Jan
11
29% Oct
17
32% Jan
16
29
Jan
7
Co_
(A) <fc Sons
Dec
Dec
26
8% Jan
4% Nov 23
10
40 % Jan
11
59
52% July 17*
103% Mar 16
Mar 25
71% Jan
11
39% Jan
10
Feb
97
Jan
2
5 Va Jan
28
91
31
Honolulu Oil Corp —
Hooker Electrochem Co
4
Feb
ft
-
8
0% Jan
<$4.25 preferred
'
5%
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
2
25% Feb
26
28 Va Jan
10
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
11
40
35% Dec
26
24 Vss Sep
25
Aug
28% Jan
Jan
22
25
Jan
3
77
26% Jan
Dec
11
Jan
2
85
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
84% Jan
8
87% Jan
90
Deb
26
105
Feb
28
88
Jan
7
41% Jan
6
Mar
96
57% Aug 17
12% Feb
20
3
15
18
29
1% Nov
20
5% Nov
30'
11% Apr
Jan
10
99
■15% Dec
21
23
July 17
15
Feb
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
82
Feb
4% Feb
1
15
18
Jan
18% Jan
11 Va Mar 26
26% Mar 19
15% Nov
-
25
1
—
25%
8
*
i
'•
Power—No par
Rights
Howe Sound
Co
-1% Feb
4% Dec
7% Jan
13
13
41
19% Nov
29
24-% Sep
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
1
11
79% Feb
13
■
89% Apr
3
27
16% Jan
14
14
85% Apr
5%
noncumulative
34% Apr
2
19% Feb
12
%*
25%
38
87 •%
3
29% Jan
17
Jan!
36
Mar 11
4
T.tdL. No par
5%
98:%
98%
99
51%.
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52.
wOip
5%
pfd
conv
Hussmann
cuiumuu
com
series
A
914
88
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85%
50
20'n
60%
61%
34 %
35%
96 'ft
50
Jan
60% Aug 15/
23
9
61 % Feb
Illinois Central RR Co
11
51
2}
Jan
43% Jan 111
19.
Jan
45
Nov
9
53
Apr
5
50% Dec
11
55
Jan
9
49 % Apr
3,
15
45 % Jan
44
46 Vt Mar
4.26%
83
87%
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991
),->
in
117a
2"<" h
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15 3 4
4%
31%
31 Va
32%
33
34%
9.100
20-a
20%
20%
203ft
35 %
35%
4'ft,.
4
12
53
Feb
10
45
Feb
1
45
20
30
Nov
13£
27% Jan
23
May
9
8 Va Feb
4
9% Apr
5
Mar 18
39Vb Jan
14
59
Feb
13
151
Dec
31
<76% Jun
8
52% Dec
35
73
Feb
25
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
156
100% Dec
13
79
Feb
12-
1
85% July 20
165
20
88 Va Jan
99
8
12
Insuranshares
55% Jan
4
23 Va Apr
24Va Mar 13
23
61
Va Jan
6,
4.4% Feb
12
52
Jan
2
13
103
Feb
7
87
Jan
2
92
Jan
21
35% Jan
3
400
May 15
550
33% May 28
143%
Dec
28% Sep
25% Jun
69
78
6
87% Dec
12
15% Feb
7
Int'l
29
^
Jail
14
32% Mar 29
25% Feb
12
10
74
Apr
8
98 Va Feb
12
115%
Jan
7
9% Jan
3
11% Feb
20
94 % Mar 26
107% Jan
11
8
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
91
Sep
13
Feb
15
19
19
Jan
4
98
Feb
2
21
Mar 19
86
Int'l
Machines
of
com
13
2
.124% Jan
14
International
2
40% Feb
20
-
70% Mar 13
44% jnn
34% Apr
20
38% Jan
16
30-% Feb
13
35
29% Jan
4
37% Apr
5
29% Feb
12
2
51% Jan
-7
Feb
20
33% Apr
5
International
Silver
50%
*49%
50%
*47'ft
49
*47%
49
*47%.
*44 %
47
*45%
47
30!
30%
7
32% Dec
28
58
July
6
49% Jan
2
59% Apr
10
39% Mar 16
30V2 Feb
12
32% Jan
2
13
~Feb
9
18% Dec
27
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
13% Jan
7
14% Feb
19% Jan
2
32
Apr
2
25
77%,
78%
79 '4
83'ft
46
88%
90
29%
29 Vz
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10
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118%
39%
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94%
39%
96
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-
21
32
Jan
28
Nov
30
34% Jan
5
30% Feb
18
27% Jan
10
24VsJan
2
10
56% Nov 19
43% Feb
12
120% Dec
17
.
No par
*116%
39%
118%;
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119
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.
50
50%
49%
33%.
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.
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50'4
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7
19
13
1
123
Jan
2
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
15
48 %
3% Feb
4
23% Feb
11
Apr 27
94% Mar 14
28% Feb
84% Aug 31
Feb
8
44% Oct
55
47% Jan
28
31«
14
14-
g
130
Jan
2
22
Iowa-jlllnols
*31
Gas Sr Elec Co—No par
Power & Light Co
2
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
Iowa
$8
preferred
1
.
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137s
30%
31%
15
Mar 14
84
11
45:
27%
•
27%
45
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-
129
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59%
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31
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27%
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8
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48
127
129
8,500
20
127
127
127
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4%
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4%
4%
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23%
23%
23%
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24
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,200
34 3 a
34%
34%
34%
35
'89
86'
86%
53%
53%
36% Jan
91
Jan
54%
Mar
o
24
6
Co
Jewel Tea Co Inc
common
86
Jan
18
89 % Feb
23
5
43% Feb
11
49% Jan
31
69
12
82% Apr
3
Johnson
42% Jun
8
62% Nov
15
45% Mar 12
€1% Jan
2
Jones Sc Laughlin Steel com_.
94% Nov 30
105% Feb
27
93% Mar
99
2
26
61
31'ft
27 7»
313 8
4
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6
11
6,000
23
L
85
Feb
31
3.200
31
30%
1
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58% Apr
Dec
30%
30%
t
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5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—_loo
102 Va Feb
72
100
14
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1
3
13%;
9
2
8
13%
4
27
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3,100
58%
32
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32
25.400
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120
13%
,
100%
b
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97
33%
100
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50
33'ft
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33 ft;
ft.
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67% Feb
83
32
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4
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53 Va Jan
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6.100
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27%
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154
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3,900
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29%
36%
36%.
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a
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531 -V
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.
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48'
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47%
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100
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48
ft
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ft
47
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84%
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158
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7.50
common—.
35
78%
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9'ft
35%
78
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30%*
,
9:%
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22%
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a
35'ft
47%
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27'ft
74".
1Q5%
7% preferred
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International
Utilities Corp
Interstate
30'
9'a
47%
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3ir7a
84%
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31%.
27%
5
79 Va
158
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36% *
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30
19
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29%
2
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30%* v
30 Va
a
35%
9%
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38 % Feb
48
*49%
88%
,
528%
-
36 lJr
No par
Salt—
29!
153 3%
No par
common
International Shoe
98% Mar 20
<525
,
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer .com—No par
5% preferred
100
Feb
50%
>
'
*49'ft
45%
46
29%
—
38% Jan
4
47 Vb
v.-
23
88%. .88'ft
100
-
Canada
Paper
$4 preferred
* 46 !
8,500
47%
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22%
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international Packers Limited
•International
4
*43ftj
47%
-
.
47 '
79
47%
100
preferred
Nickel
*43 3 7
*46%
30'ft;
83 3 4
46%
46
9'ft
*150
84
^No par
common
Infl Minerals & Chemical
4%
44'a
47%,
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44 \'>
r
5,300
30
60'7.
,30%
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30%
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ft'
158
83 "2
No pur
Hydro-Electric Sys class A
Int'l
./:•
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>78%-
7It',4
♦150
5
preferred
112% Jan
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
'
14
17 % Jan
144
13
29% Jan
Business
7%
9%
36 %
par
100
Corn—.
Int'l Harvester
25
69% Jan
.Dec
43% Nov 29
12
11
156% Jan
8
14% Mar 13
38
85
Apr
38% Jan
2
3
21% Apr
104% Apr
Iron
Interlake
934
1
Inc,
preferred.—
12
11
94
<
4.%%
*29%
56.7 B
00-
50%
30%*
30VB
20
j
Interchemical Corp common
12
548
N
Ctfs
Feb
112% Aug
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
100
Co_
35 % Feb
28
Jan
88
preferred
14.5 % Jan
498
31
33% Apr
22
23
Feb
32 % Mar 12
21
Jan
Dec
41% July 25
174
21
Nov
,
27% Mar 25
8%
Inland Steel
60
1,100
5638
56%
00
49
*49'ft
49V4
35%
•"
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Inspiration Cons Copper
5
35% Dec 31
1
4
common
11
42% Feb
,83% Dec
27% May 28
Ingerso'll-Rand
4
56'«!-
59%
57 !a
Mexico
—100 pesos
11
47% Jan
,
De
Feb
69% Mar 20
20
Electrica
8 A
Industrial Rayon—.—„
Va Jan
20%. Jan
Dec
20
*44 %
4.20% cumulative preferred
Indlknapolis Power & Light
No
Industna
'
50% Mar 13
47
2334
1
12
27
11 %
*44'%
Feb
30% Apr
Dec
11
50
par
cumulative preferred
Dec
19
.-*47%
cumulative preferred
4.42%
,26% Jun
7% Apr
50
49
•4.70%
,44
,33% Dec
49%
*47!'4
11
15
•
35%
35
81%
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;..
20
85
43.00O
59%
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44
50
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Jan
151
3.7UO
9%
88%
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88%
15%
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50
52
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ft; 35'ft
60%
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44 'ft
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13%
11%
5%
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60
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85
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80
49 500
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88 3 4
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7,100
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13
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100
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52%
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a
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preferred
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cumulative
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25%
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11%
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61"
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50
cumulative preferred
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35%
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.
15
common
4.08%
2
47 Va Apr j
48
54 Va Apr
^
common
20 'ft
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200
5%
'5%
®273-«
83
13
31'/ft
3.?%'
55%.
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ft
8
35%
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Illinois Power Co
63% Jan
New
41% Dec
lo
Idaho Power Co
1
Jan ' 2
55
57«
28 'ft
20
•
1,000
4.600
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5%
.
6,400
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96%
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28'ft
'
51% Mar
4.
>
35 '
25 ft,
.
20%
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61 Va-
*
4%
31%
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.35%
99
9%
85
:
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29
35*>n
60%
38 'a
4
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36
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2%
10
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85%
5
100
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11%'
88 "4
preferred series A
4
86
%
30
35%
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80
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83
12%
20
6
25%
25%
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10%
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3,000
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38%
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31
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com-
Hunt Foods <fc Indust Inc
a
12
22
Bay Mfn
Hudson
3
23% Jan
100
preferred—100
•-♦Hudson As Manhattan
8
5% Jan
3
35% May
72% May
3% Mar 15
10% Mar 14
12
21
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27% Dec
13
5% Feb
••
23
July 26
19 3 V
38%
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'
3% Apr 23
~
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5%
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95%
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52
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18%
.
19,100
38
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21%
21%
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87
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100
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30%
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83
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100
preferred
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Lighting &
13%
21%
96%...:
5%
—50
4%
lft Apr 12
•ft Mar 19
Dec
Apr
54% Jan
48% Mar 22
18% Jan
3
100
preierreu
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37%
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36
*94%
3
com
33
37%
84% '34%'-"
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Household Finance common—No par
29
Mar 13
75
Inc
$2.25 convertible preferred
38% Mar 13
36
6
3
conv
Houdallle-Industries
35%-,
V- 59?%
—No par
;
1
—25
...
—
32'ft
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20
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33
37 %
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53
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360
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52%
33%
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38%
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33%
•:
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15%
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38%
38 V*
19
19 7
ft. 114'/4
v
39 3
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15! 4
38%
32.Va
;
16
39%
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—
America
preferred
33',4
32%
*15«b
33
.
.,33
14'.-.%.
15%
common—5
Hotel Corp of
4
800
*37%
10%
/
/.a_lQ
:—30
12.50
lo
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Homestake Mining-,
—
5
33
19
74% Jun
18
3P
33% Feb
Feb 20
40
5
Feb
35% Jan
Feb
23%
213 «
5
*
31
23%
j
*49%;.,,50%
;
33%
18%
—5
12% Dec
9 % Apr
10% Feb
11% Jan
11
12
12
1
6% Apr
Furnace
23 3 4
52V4
37%
10
*
1
50c
18% Dec
*23 Va
114.
21%
2.50
Corp
(Charles E)
Hires Co
23%
/•>•-:■
49,'%;
*82%
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
213 i Dsc
23 3
ftft-
*69%
—rlOO
preferred series A_-
8 (rt>
23%
32
113%
13%*
;
'20
16%
23%
39
.
87%A
X;. 16%
38%
49%
87'a
88
2
16%
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37!«
46!
16%
16
52
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1,200
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46'a
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600"
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27%
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16%
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51'%
15
15
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113%
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47
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33%
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600-
5%.
32 %
32 7
14'h '
26%
3.8041
3034
16%
23%
32/0
Hertz
Hewitt-Robins Inc
14% Jan
1
23%
1
8
4
14%
*73
75
46%
467'a
'87
16%
:
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1,800
.
25%
32
26%
15
26%
26%
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75
46 %
46%
88
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(The)
Co
75
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147'.,
26%
'
6 'ft •'
34
31%
30 Va
30
•
26%
.
*73
16%
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
50
30
1A*V
14%
46% *
2 1/12
common
Jan
33% Apr
140%
Jan
77% Feb
13
Oct
Powder
Hercules
40% Mar 11
35
July 19a"
29 7 h
-
25.'ft-
ft
7.300
43'ft
36-%
30'ft
;•■• 5%
30%
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34.
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T
36%
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34%
138
42%
.
25'ft --25% '
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36
36
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1.400
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96%.
34%
</
138
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36%
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24
71
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80
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.
100
40%
78%
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96
35
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71%
71
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97
'
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10
preferred—25
noncumulative
Hercules Motors
10
233ft
30%
>■
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—100
1
Co
&
23%
23 3 4'
*94
42 %
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ft"
26 Va
(G W) common
7%
8
17% Jan
(W E)
Helme
16
34% Mar
21
Heller
80%
21%
;
*93
36%
6
29%
—25
preferred
3.65%
1
22
24% Jan
9
14
preferred—u_Heinz (H J) Co common
7
18% Jan
23% Mar 29
Oct
36% Nov 29
5
1
15
-100
dist
——
3% %
2
Jan
-
21
'21%
23%
-
.ft
-
5%
5%
80
28%
"30%
26-
31
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80
4
.23 %
70
41%
37
2d%
:
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40%/
40
20:
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41%
4l %
10
liquidating
partial
i
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49
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34
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37%
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24
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20%
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36/«
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*76%
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9/%
23'%
-
'
137
5
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Hayes Industries Inc
Jail
154
300
127%
.
79! a.;
'
35%
'134
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2
60
1
76%
a
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20%
69
2.50
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•
68
;
—100
preferred
98
*95
100
preferred-
2
101
12
76%
40%
7 u% a-
25%
16% Jan
3
89
*40
"25%
28% Apr
15
56
40%
'40
.25
Corp of America common
12
33% Apr
•
Doc
31%
9 i%
Printing Co—
5
Co
common.—1
15
47
80
>94 %
20%
11
73% Apr
27'
89% Feb
:
19
28
76
110
77%
'i
a
97%
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.78! 2
Feb
25
34% Mar 27
85% Nov
15%
5,500
aj",«
98
98
20%
14% Feb
13
17% Nov
Dec
34
10%
JO'K
37'a
91%
34% Jan 21
12
Apr
10%
37%
*89%
77%
Chemical
10%
00
%
__
Hart Schafflier <fe Marx
7
37%
91 %
Watch
Harshaw
6% Jan
37%
98
37%
100
%>
Harrls-Seybold
•*
32% Mar 25
1
5% Mar 13
9
Harsco
39'% Mai 11
33% Feb
27% Mar
6%
11
46% Jan
10%
12<%
128%
'811%
HauMnerwill Paper Co
:
2.50
Harblson-^Walk Refrac common—15
i4
Dt.'/i
1J%
31%
*'« 3:
"96 -ft
100
100
Well Cementing—5
convertible
4%
14.500
9%
71
125%
29%
39%
30%
77
123
28%
Haveg Industries Inc—
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
17
>•
10
305a
76%
125%
28%
V.
30%
__No par
water
Oil
(W F)
Hamilton
45% Jan
£
15
Feb
Mar 27
Aug
2
11
71% Apr
128% Jan
Mar 29
39
13
H»D
'
16
8
Jan
12
37
39
31
26
Feb
62
Halliburton
111% Jan
12
Apr
33% Feb
•
Hackensack
17
28% Jan
24
'»•
11
•66
-
38% July 31
May 22
32% Dec
18
Sep
35% Apr
2ft
5% Oct
Sep
146
29% May 28
V
23*8 Apr
48% Dec
23
25
20% Mar 11
f
69% Dec
Jan
31% Feb i
19-
21
41% Feb
89,% Jan
?
42% Mar 29
48
24 %- Nov
76% Mar 25
10
Shares
Apr. 1!
Apr. 11
28%
Co-
i
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45% July 25
92
Nov 13
*0%
76%,
25
$4.44 dividend preferred
7
10
30%
No par
com
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred—
2
29
Apr
10
the Week
Friday
iiiur>uay
28! 4
28%
28%
_1
dividend
$4.20
28%
—No par
Common
1
5
Apr
3
28%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Apr. 10
...
28 %
1
preferred
Gulf States
33
34% Jan 24
85% Jan
Par
;
Apr. 9
Apr. 8
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aircraft Corp
Guentanamo Sugar__
15
74% Mar
Mar 14
98
147 % July 26
83% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
9
39% Mar 23
% Dec 21
76
2
24
9->,b
STOCK
Orumman
14
29% Mar 21
13
Nov
>;■
YORK
EXCHANGE
34% Jan
27% Mar 12
357/s Jan
8
5% Jan
NEW
Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
Jan,
76% Jan
17
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville
•%
•Tot
Corp
Johnson
Co
33%
33 5 a
34%
86
86T!
86 %"
86 %
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52'.
52%"
53%
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100
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4
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64%
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a
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4.40(1
54
48%
81 %
%
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2
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40%
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ft
90
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63%.
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53
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89
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89
48%
47 %■
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-
4%
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5
12%
preferred series A
Manufacturing
33
34%
-
900
•-
38.000
52%
820
96%
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-
9.300,
r
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5629 ..; The
Volume 185
(1759)
N EW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
4
K*Dge for Previous
STOCKS
Tear .1956
-
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jaij. I
t.
Lowest
"
•
Highest
Highest
V
YORK
RECORD
J*»
--
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE'
p*t
AND
Tuesday
Apr. »•
Apr. 9
■*
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 10-
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. II
Friday
the Week
Apr. 14
Shares
K
34"a Feb
104
Nov -2 7
Dec
44
37% Dec
78
,
-
92;
■,
-,127;
7
Aug
'•
103 ;
5
108
Nov
30
71'% Feb
9
i
103
37i
Nov
15
10
12% Dec
30''
103*4 Apr
»
Apr
93
91
-
Jan
j*
102
66
Feb
Feb
-
.''.77%
Jan:* 4,
11
.2
Mar 27
48
Dec
-38% Jan
-•; 29\'A
2'
J&n
12
26
1
Feb
19
37% Feb
12
101 *A Feb
39 - Feb
12
5
42% Apr
jl.24. i Mar
'•
53% Apr
61
25
7-
6
Dec
40
Nov
47
10
-T 57 y. Feb
31
21
Apr
14'% Apr
1
45
11
68% Apr
41
Jbn
29
27
-Mar
32'ST1 Dec
4
40% Mar 19
92*a Jan
31
74% Aug 20
98
17
51'% Feo
82
Dec
18
Dec
21
Feb
4
Jan
'3
45% Apr
*
1
85'% Jan
2
17% Feb
10
35*4 Janj
2
20
29% Mar 29
Jan
25 */4 Feb
13
50*2 Feb 29
31 *% Mar
*,2 Apr
54% Oct
10
4
29
4
,334 Nov
13
27 Va Aug
:
94'% Apr
;
10
21% Mar
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
Jun
19
26
8
l7,a July
15
_
34% Jan
21% Jan
16% Dec
4
49j
47
Jan
Mi Jan
v.6%
Nov
<4
9
21
45% Jan
4
17 *4 Jan
4
39.
Jan
64
23
Aug
$3
•
4
7*4 Jan *10
;
12
29% Jan
12
12
18% Mar 22
' 1
82'% Jan-;
11% Feb
13
13% Jan
63
12
Feb
141 *% Jan
50
9
29
11
Feb
V9 4 Lily
Link
9
4
Lionel
Liquid
16% Apr
28
,
12
29
Jan'
,
*7% Jen
6
70*/i2 Mar
2
Jan
10
12
23% July
6
31'% Mar
4
27
11
.102%
104
22'% Feb
35% Jan
bP*-
*.J
13"
Jail
87,
Dec
28
15 *'e Dec
12
28
26% Dec
27
-'83% Jail
27
23'4 Jan
lbu
21
15%. Jan
119*% JAU
a an
io
4.257*
Mar
106
4
Apr
2
.17'%, Jan
127% Mar
*•>
11
2
>\,
4
'
25 Va Jen
9
76
26'
27*%
Feb
8
59
Dec
28
61
Dec
31
Feb
45% Feb
:;Vv
37*% Nov
120
3
49'A Jan
23
144 ;
36*% Feb
120
21'
Nov
15
27*4 Dec
20
30% Nov
14-
27%' Feb -12
11
331% Oct
16
28% PVb
27
.•.92% Jan
13
'2814 Apr
80*4 Dec
10 3
8*is Nov 21
;
Dec
4
18
31% Nov
26
41
26
610
4% Jun
26
Dec
814 Oct
125
Mar
32
*
Jau
4
•.
7%
12
Apr
7% Mar
72%
Mar 13
35
6
y 36% Feb
30
-
6
20
reu
9
Jan
-
>
IF
Apr
Jan
2
39% Jan
&
29% Nov 28
11'
1
20% Nov
26
56 Va Jun
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14
1
1
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,
8
40 Va July 11
3l>2 F b
11
31
14
Jan
24
45
Va Dec
3
Nov
17
97
Peb
"'
13
96 V2 Jan
4
76
14
87*% Mar
2
70
Jan
28% Feb
6
34% Apr
56 '% Jan
3
28
Feb
July 17
t
-
25
.
32 Va Jan
3
13
46.
Jan
21
15
Jan
397% Jan
83
8
Jan
8 /
9
May
No par
83
Feb
20
32'% Feb
55
Jan
25
12
19
30
Jau
21
42
-12% Jan
2
v Maytag
*.•'
9
15V*» Mar 28
69% Nov
28
83
26
40% Dec
Oct
40
Va Jau 24
70
Jan
f1
Feb
11
11
13%
Dcfc 17
Dec
18
95
43 Va Jau
23
54% Dec
70
49
31
23*« Feb
29
17% Dec
Sep
Vz Mar
19
5
22
74V! Apr
2
-
13
Mar
X
75% Mar
6
Jau'
2
20
Mar
33
Apr
1
37
Jan
'82*% Dec
19
102% Jan
16
85% Feb
5
91'% Mar 29
32% Mar 15
28V« Feb
26
30% Jan
4
9
93
Apr
11
82
25
88% Jan
29
47o
2
45'% Jun
26
34'% Mar 21
37% Apr
10
Mengel
26
27% Feb
6
26
22% Feb
26
Mercantile
24% Feb
8
77
Dec
10
93
101
% Dec
14
116
44*8 Jan
r
3
17Vi Nov
35
20
July 11
Feb-'
9
July 19
61 Va
July 31
23% Jan
3
Feb
Mar 20
29 Va Feb
83
12
Apr
).
57% Jan
11
21% Jan
62% Jan
11
Feb
18
104'% Jan
9
27
102
Jan
6
82
Jan
4
9
107
Jan
23
93
Apr
8
99% Feb
21
84
Jan
8
102
Sep
20
For
1
31
86
Feb
14
108 Va Apr
25
97
Apr
5
61% Sep
5
41'% Feb
5
*
foorpoteg
54% Apr
-.93*2 Jan
4
47% Jan
-
see
page
28
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.
46%
34 VA
f
105 Va
17%
80
19%
109%
*87
125
*74
47%
103
90
2,000
3,300
3
*101
90
38
37
*120
29
37
29
29%
78 V«
76
78%
260,500
'
*?%
;
79 3 s
8OV2
;
78%
37:'/a
37%*485
9%
9%
29%
37
500
'
'
9 Va
9%
80 Va
Va
37%
*485
500
9%
73%
••..37%
79 Va
.
33,600
29%
30%
82!'a
82%
*7%
8%
8%.
10 Va
10%
13%
77
37%
37%
4«)5
495
"
31
29%
*7%
78
37%
*485
500
36%
124
30%
:
82%
81 V'a
8%
*120
30 V'a
29%
81*%
"7%
9%
36 Va
124
30%
<417 H
V
8«4
36%
36'%
*120
30%
29%
81%
81%
v
DVA
36%
124.
*120
2!)
29%
'
82
"
36%
125
28%
'29',4
-
9%
500
11
20,900
78%
31 Va
500
6.300
*485
7,800
37%
5.400
500
30
'
*15 Vh
16;,s
preferred—10*
11
10%
11
12.400
27
27%
26%
27%'
12,500
30" a
30'%
31
*30%
31%
20
20%
19%
20
54 VS,
54.%.
54
54%
34 "
34
33 V a
34
34
34
1,600
35
35%
35
35
34%
35%
2,600
87 *
87
87
HI
120
41
41%
41 %
42
27.900
2J1%
29
28%
29
3,600
31
19%
20
54%
54%
33%
33%
33%
33 VS.
35'%
35%
35% "35!
87
24
'
'
•
*85%
41!'#
42*8
28%
28%
29%
;
24 Va
24
24
24
36%
36%
363i
363«
81
%
81 %
81 Va
*82
84
*75
82%
82%
82'%
'
■
77;
*29%
30%'?
#K4*i
55
36%
29%
*54
.15%
15%
7.300
500
54%
23%
36%
81'A
.
24
1.400
37
6.300
81 %
81%
180
84
*82
84
82 V 4
82
*75
1
77
*75
77
75
75
10
30
30
30
20
30
600
54 %
54
54
*54
55
100
29%
*53%
55
15%
15%
*27 Va
27%
*41 %
13%
15%
30
%
273'4
*27
*41'%
-
**
13 %
74
*
J
27
*41%
43
27
15%
15 "a
15%
15%
"4
27'A
27%
27%
43
42 Va
*41 %
42'A
*41. %
42! 'a
13 Va
13%
13 Va
27
1,000
'
13
13%
*74
74
13%
*74
75
74%
37
31%
37%
38
37%
38'A
36 %
36 %
36%
37
37
37
*74
74%
13
-
38 Va
38
37%
37
2,700
Va
14%
60
38%
74%
38'A
37
.
400
13 VA
10,700
37'A
2 200
1
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Vi,
85%
87
87
88%
88
88 "a
87
87%
87
87%
1.901
55*h
56
55%
55%
55%
56
56
56%
55%
56%
4.300
1
10%
18%
13
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
lft
*18%
5
:
13%
tf
15
35%
100
1
100
3%
Inc
*90
*13%
92 %
*18
18%
35'A
19
35%
35%
*90
29%
92
35'A
*90
V'a
29%
29%
18 %
18'/a
100
35%
31%
35%
5.400
92! a
*90
92! 7
30
85
84
84
36%
36 "2
36!'a
36 Va
37%
22%
23
23
22%
22%
34%-
34%
35%
34%
35 Va
*81
86
*81
86
No par
109
109
109
pfd
18%
35
29%
109
85
35%
29%
30
84
84%
*36
37
22%
34%
53
54
21 'A
21
57%
57%
20%
57%
88%
88%
52 Va
52%
52 3 4
20! 3
20%
20
57%
1,400
»A
.
24,1.00
56
56%
58 Va
2,100
*38 'A
90
*88%
90
*88! a
89%
90
95
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
96 %
96 3 4
50
*86%
88
*86 %
88
*86%
88
*86%
87
*86%
88
*82
87
*82
HI
*82
87
*82
87
*82
87
*95
ill
S8
.98
*98
99 %
*93
99 %
*98
99%
50
45%.
45%
45%
45 Va
45
45%
45%
10.400
55%
*88%
100
200
55
"a
52 %
5
.
15.800
84
111
20%
19
35%
35
*80
*108
52
10
PO'»
85
20%
Feb
470
22%
22 V'a
111
52%
50% Jan
190
37
*81
20%
103
84
*108
52%
3.80%
30
84
84
20%
Feb
4.500
29%
*36
111
par
pfd__100
:
35%
92 Va
107 %
12.50
Scott
22 %
*90
*81 %
*
1.400
*18
35%
*22 %
VA
3,900
18%
85
*84
13%
35%
23%
16%c
.
24
36%
■
500
20
*82
29%
No par
J.
20
*54 Va
*
i
A
„
•
82
24
36%;
82
common
Co
v
1
1
4.
87
87
42%
28%
31
!a
*81 VA
36%
15 '4
.
86V»
24
77
a
41%
42%
*75
,
j
new.....
Co
10%
27%
31
29
500
16'A
10'A
27%
54%
28%
16
10%
27 "a
30%
41%
16
10%
26%
20
*86- ;
16
16%
101'8
-1
13%
V
*16
16%
10%
'
30 Va
*54
50
50«
common
86
Cooper
3%
80
16%
46!;4
10%
.
124
-
3
100
100
4.45%
8
2.400
68%
16 Va
45%
45Vi
*74
330
2.000
*•"'*
'
100
Miami
80
*67 Va
r
16 VB
45%
6.600
149
46 7
.X223a
103
88 %
29'
4-.N0 par
preferred series
'.
*74
68'A
*16
'
f82
•
preferred series
preferred aerie*
preferred *erle»
-
45 %
59
.
4,100
59
147%
y.
59%
67%
16%
45Va
8%
33%
10%
3.85%
14
67%
16
148
59
'
18%
109'2
27%
Mar 12
-
147'%
.%
'
47 3 h
33%
-
34%
148
60
67%
%
80
1
109%
10%
4.357*
85
16
59
45
*73%
34
»
--,-»7%
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90&
*
68
16%
45
%
147'%
60
67 !4
,
267»
No par
....
Mfg Co
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
5,500
17 Va
72
28%
5
Mergehthaler Linotype Co—No
'"
24 Va
1738
*37
pfd_>._.._No par
Co
Inc
23%
10,200
71%
*120
50
(The)—
Co
27%
17 %
67%
__..5
'
Stores
1,500
27 %
71%
4'18V»
1947 ser!eSi_No par
$3.50 preferred
2
Feb
»ec
92
27
2,200
preferred series B
Merck
Maris
19
Jan
Dee. 27
26
1)0
52
48
82
•
3
Feb
89
3
97% Oct
t
35% Apr
Mar 21
105% Jan
80
64% May 10
27 Va
2,800
6%
11,100
preferred ,(1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
21% Nov
(
27 Va
'
5%
porp Common—;
Nov
81
27'/a
4,200
1%
18%
*6
8%
4Va7«
333e Feb
27% Nov 29
6%
27%
27*2
..No pw
Norris
-
5%
common..
convertible
McOuay
Mead
"
"6
8%
McGraw-Hill PUblishing.ii.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
7
11
-
5%
29
12
6%
15 y*
1 V'a
18%
9
19V/8 Jan
30
*6'/a
15 !i
;
19
5%
A Robbing Inc
Stores Co__l__
Apr
6'/4
3,400
H'/a
Porcupine Mines....
41 '.2
15% /
1% '
Va
39'A
5®»
McKesson
21% Jun
'
39 Va
3%
Co.
'-McGraw-Edison
1
19
4,700
5%
Mclneyre
1
15%
a
1%
19
16%
8%
9
1
15!
IV'8
19
60
163i
k
8'/«
2
15% Feb
14 Va
1
1%
19
800
f,
5 Va
li
31% Oct
15
900
36
9'J
Inc
J
McLellan
39'A
19 Vb
88
8l/a
14% Jan
17'% Mar 27
17
jVin 21
\
39
800
8%
88'v Apr
r»63# Apr
.
•
39%
-
4%
Corp commons
2va%
39!/2
27%
.81
No par
1
$2;5G preferred McCrory T Stores Corp
11
40
16%
400
18
8%
•.;
12.,-
Jan
37'% Apr
16%.
'
9
common.
''
17
*6
1
Corp —L-
.
35 Va
*85
17
'
"
76
16
Jan
•
McCord
4
13% Mar 11
2
32
34% Feb
28
43% Aug 20
1
Jan
13 Va
36'A
88
100
4
4V'»
preferred
McCall
'
.
'
$3
Co
19%
"35Va
*85
:
'25%-
1
preferred
Cement Mfg Co.
$3.4U cumulative
'19%
17%
1%
6.25
$3.75 cum pl'd
19"!'H
36%
39 Va-
19
'
18
14%
6%
*25
".4
•
5,700
2,000
...No par
;
>'l »j.7a pref erred 'J!
'
-Mar 22-
77
'
83
'
"
-
Ca_..i.
Exploration
Dept Stoi-es
is
18
*
-
Electric
■
17%
14%
4
39%
2
17
10
convertible
Master
**
4
31 '" "
3
-26'% .Feb
*
28
8
-
'7
16
38% Dec
•
2*% Apr
*
10
6
12'% Dec
32
Jan
.
" May 15
41V2 Dec
,
Jan
8
Feb
12
<
r
.
137'# Jan
54
,-
.
,
*
25
Jan
-
91
21
75% Jan
21
--
35% Mar
-4'%
35'% Mar 25 v
•:
1
55% Feb
r
7
Dec
54
17
26
;*3%
'
36 V«
*85
:
15
*25 'A
"8,800
y-
Marine Midland Corp common
.
xl9%
30*/4
87
19%
*124
1
Co.
Oil
4
19%
19%
15
26'
3Va
*17 7 3
3o-: 4
10(4
V
50
Maraoaibo
1.7%
*25%
87
"87
10
RR
15%
*
V ■'
18
18
*88
,_1
Sugar
26 *
4
88
22 Ve
H«J
Inc,
;/
15%
*3%
36 %
"101
100
Masonlte Corp
,70
l32% Dec 20
15
*25%-
4
19%
%
34
lu
35% Jan
-73'% Dec
,
4.909
103%
100
:
47% Jan 22
Mar
2J% Jan
48'% Mar 19
21
15
15%
25%
*
'
18
33 V
10
100
28
7
Dec
-Dec
3,900
18%
Marquette
4
Marshall Field A Co com__._No par
4Va7*' preferred
100
Martin {Glenn L) Co.
1
Feb
85 V» Mar 28
50V% Mar 23
19% May 25
1,300
51%
46%
39*/4 Mar 25
7
37
25%
51
"
Marchant. Calculators
7
98
l74
25%
51
>'v.t 7%
Marathon-'Corp
10
37% Nov
26
*
2
f>*ve too
18
20
;
2
20'/# Apr
11
24
11
Jan
Apr
3
21
Apr
25%
51
7%
common
Mandeh Bros
38
11
32% Feb
Nov
25! a
51
18%
w Manhattan-Shirt
33 Ve Jail'
,
18-,-u Feb
,29% Apr
32
23%
5(h',4
47 %
Magic Chof_„_w!^.^._^
10'*.
52 Va .fan
>* 82% Dec
31
25 %
50%
"
2
9% Jan
13
51 *% Sep
32%
25%
50%
a
18-%
Garden..
Manati
2612 Apr
30'% Apr
^
4
,16% Feb
,
32%
25 %
*73%
5
Mahoning
18
-,43*4 May
323ia
26
50!
16
*
4
32%
*7%
Magma
14
32%
210
27
32
45 %
100
11
5% Apr
27%
26%
32%
46;,8
i....
19
17'% Jan
27
26%
32'%
66'%
^...4
Inc
24
4V% Mar 11
2 7'/a
5.600
26®, a
%
Forbes
Feb
15% Mar 13
26:%
93%
32 7 »
59
Co........._4__3.33V-j
Jan
5
20
53%
93%
26 V 0
*146%
100
:
Solia
10
3
19%
900
20%
1
conv
500
Jan
*
20 V8
15,000
'32%
53%
65
15
10
Coal
94%
l9»/a
,
600
44%
31%
11%
2.50
com
meieried;
4
Jan
54%
94%
20%
54%
40'/a
43 Va
20%
i_4_._No par
Jfl u*3
8
53 va
94%
*39%
'<
71 %
10
Copper
Magnavox Cp (The)
" Mar 18
478
32
19%
93
45%
32
93%
54%
40
44-%
32,
17%
100
Madison Square
12
89
:■
Va
40
40%
22'
,
25
com
preferred
E
preferred
54
"'.92
-
;
40 %
45 Va
32
54%
%
26%
7
Ccjp__!_
^
D
A
'0
"6
10
pfd4
Trucks
45
32
15
Maey (K H) Co Inc com_____No par
4Va7* pre/erred series A160
16
Nov
■
57*
Mack
5
86% Jan
9
.4nr 2d
•1034 Apr
30
v.
39%
44%
32
*1VB
8
M/i-aV-■:•*■
MacAndrews
'
10
7
24
.
.,
28.
Jan
20
19
31
Sep
5'Va16
81 %
6-
8% Nov 28
.
Feb
39*A Mar 22
39%
32
"
Mar 20
139
473*% Dec
,
Apr
1014 Feb
6% Sep 20
86
May 24
V
8,200
44%
17%
Co. common.
Steel
3,200
11,300
6,600
39%
*7%
Lukens
10
41
11,100
17%.
No par
4!-'
(Mi
1,100
42
66'/3
39%
81'% Ajjr
7
40%
14 Va
40%.
29%
36
...
12
15
-
*14
115% 116%
40%
41%
66
"86.
TiO\VfH)srr4n
Jan
»
14%
41%
117
29%
"19%
22
29% Feb
41%
14
40%
116
66
18
93% Jan - 8
IX % Mar 15
40*8
%
14
40'7'a
29%
*3%.
'»
11
Jun
117%
.
.
65 'a
15%
par
Corp..:..
Cement
:iP)
116%
13 */4
200
29Va
25%
...100
4.40% series G
Lonliard
t
4
4,000
50%
0
aeiive
25 Va
29%
15
series B preferred,
t.ju /v
25'%
66%
10
Products.
series
25%
64 3 a
21
nreferred
Louisvilfe Gas & El Co (Ky)..No parT-"*
Louisvliie A Nashville.
50
24
May
21
■
5%
29 Va
293/4
92',2
_1
'
21*% Feb 23
Y43% Jun
5f,
4 30 % Nov' 20
109*
28
bV ''
*.
Mar 27
101*4 Feb
7
X'KytJ
25"'a
39%
54'%
100
4.84%. eonV preferred ..^..44
Long Island Lighting Co com
92
; Apr ' 3
'*b9
r
xi <*.* Dec
itibu
>
25'A
13%
39%
2,400
,
29%
92 *a
comino&J
(The)
4
3,000
v:
11534
41
54:%
4
convertible preferred
Inc
28 %*
67 %
32-%
Co
Star
37%,
28'%
29%
26%
2nd pfd__^___No
Lone Star Gas Co
11
109% Apr * 1
26
Mar 14
10314
19
6
Lone
2
70%
*36%
28%
66
19%
Loew's
11
70%
36%
28%
39%
*14:%
35Va Jan*
Jan
71
36 Va
2»-'4
*:i7
2.9'%
preferred__No par
1st
57'% Jan ■' 2
'
70%
38;
28%
;.
39 3 4
115
10
-V
67
No p»r
common..
1
22
25
9
106 A Jan
Sons Co
1
18%-Feb 27
44 Va Apr
>•
109 */4 Mar 28
86
11
99
44
8
32% Feb
,37% Dec 19
Oct 19
88% Dec
Jan
9
-
*96
70 %
25%
List Industries Corp...
Lockheed Airoraft Corp
*
99
70
40%
*31'%
I
Chip ,(The>„
Carbonic Corp
3'%%
'
53% Dec
25*% May 14
35 A July 26
98 % Dec
4
*96
V *96
95'%--
:
29
No par
Valley RR
Vai'ey Coal
Belt
971%
99
99
4r%
20
common...
preferred
Tulip Cup
46*% Mar 20
*
12
Feb
Apr
72% Jan
8
14% Feb
38
60
7%
98
*95
13
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
7
*91
97%
70
39 %.
10
Portland Cement
Fink
*93
98
*95
.
39%
1
preferred
Coal & Navigation Co
&
13
"66%
25
g
Co
&
95 Va
*97
97 Va
25%
; 41
_t
;
*93
93;
"25%
40
200
3,000!
;
95'Va
28%
115%
85
*95
37%
-
xo
Libby McNeUl & Libby...
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
.
31
150% Mar
18
Jan
75 ""
100% Jan 12
12
•97' Nov
2.50
Lerner Stores Corp..
3
14
68'% Jan
15
62% Mar
7
29
Dec
114%
*82
*97
28'%
*39 3i
& Tire..
noncum
Lehn
>
68% Feb
2
Dec
28
.13
1
,.
85
2,700
39'%
4-
*36%
25'%
39'%
39 %
*82
t
*28
10ft
Co
;
50c noncum
Lehman Corp
-9
24*4 Apr
15
Jan
10
10
-
,16% Feb
,
18 > Aug 29 '
'49% Mar 29
24
Feb
,.19
2
76% Nov
23
2% Jan
5
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*
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98
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35,900
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37
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Lehigh
Lehigli
Lehigh
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• 1
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17% Mar 14
11
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94Jan
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72% Feb
20
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36*4 Apr
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49
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27 5a
4.32%
preferred series A;
25
La Corisolidada 67c pfd_75 Pesos Me*
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:
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18 V2 Mar 25
24
14% Apr *
Apr
9
13'A Mar 29
14% May 28
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2
3
98
1
2
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28
4
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,
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9
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27
18% Jan
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4
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2
8
8:« Feb -1
.
1
7414 Feb
61 Va Oct
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12
lli
19% Dec 28 '
,
Apr
51% Apr
21
2% Jan 31
6
2
26
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30
Jan
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,
24
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.
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4
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-
17'% Jua 27 /
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26
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11
17
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,
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70
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21
47
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414 Jan
l
24'% Feb
3
19
16% Sep 10
13
25% Apr
80
preferred
'
42%
103%
'
■
26
43% Jan
14'/2 Apr
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Kimberly-CJark Corp
;
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Koppefs Co Inc common..:
4
65'% Jarr
-
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22
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Keystone Steel A Wire Co (HI)
v
5
12 *
85
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99
49
39-Va
42 VB
104
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39 Va
98
97
Kern County Land Co_i_^_
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Jan
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;
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98 Va
99
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7 ;
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41
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41%
103
49
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27*4 Feb
*
12
58% Apr
41%
101%
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Kansas Gas A Electric Co___No
parKansas Powec A Light Co
8.7$
4
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.
•
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40 Va,
101%
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31
128*% Jan
11
...
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23
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3J
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v
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43
-
100
4.35%
4.56%
21
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23
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1
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50
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i
100
/ ■ 4% cuiu preferred
100
24
39% Jan
9/
26 */a Jan
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113
44*
Feb .14
49
A
,
20
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,
"
May 22
46% Jail
2
108*2 Jan % 2
3
13 '
79% Jan
-
13
Mar
*
45% Jan
4
.
Feb
2tt% Aug 14
"24% July 23
V
27
38
12
45%. Jan
,
1
-■9214'May
14
Feb
24% Jan
3
Mar 13
105
28
24
20
Mar
96
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-
,
37% Feb
,
44% Aug 14
»
97% Nov 28
89
3
Feb
52
18
-
Dec 21
Dec
7014 Aug
13
95
45%
'
557 8
90
-
56
45 %
45%
23
.The. Commercial and financial Chronicle^ ;
Monday, April 15, 1957
(1760)
•'I:
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26
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Jan
-
6
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29ft Feb 20
40
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33% Feb
2
41% Feb
30% Mar 14
38
Feb
Jan
Midwest
1.32% Jan
14
25% Mar 22
9
36% Jan
Minn St
5
25ft July 17
20
12
22ft Apr
22ft May 14
17'A Mar 21
V19 ft Jan
8%
12
10
73 ft Jan 29
58
Feb 15
87% Apr
12
July 26
90 ft
Jan
23
61 % Sep
26
Dec
21
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4
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Jan
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3
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Oct
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1
28'A Mar 29
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974 Dec
10
3
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12
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14
23
49ft Apr 30
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15
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12
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12
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12
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25
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2
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17% Jan
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29
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1
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21
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9
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12
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12
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14
31
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31
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42% Jan
4
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Mar 15
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1
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8
ft Dec
50
Motor
11
14
14ft Mar 25
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36% Dec
29
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10
27% Feb
7
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34
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59
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3
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shares
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4
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25
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27'A
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10
56
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68 ft
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21 ft Feb
67
66%
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—
2,000
1875
87%
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Mcmon RR
26%
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6&%
10
4.20%
*
5
14
20
Mar 23
31
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preferred
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2
34 *A
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86
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lift Apr
67% Oct
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132
132 ft
132
34 ft
21% -*
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preferred series A—
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13
.
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'
44%
44 ft
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1
Corp
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8
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29
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19
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10
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
11
35% Apr
<
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Minneapolis-Honeyweli Reg_.i__l.50
Minn" Mining & Mlg corn
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1
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..No par
3
14ft Feb
79
32ft ' 32%
32
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98'A Feb 26
Mar 29
94
2
Apr
106
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22
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80 '/a Jan \ 8
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30
National Acme Co
Mar 28
National
Airlines
ley* Mar 19
11
Feb
13% Mar 13
National
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11'
Feb
42 ft Apr
18
33% Apr
8
38% Jan
14
National
24
35
Jan
2
38 ft Feb,
26
National Biscuit
30
155
Jan
2
163ft Apr
9
27
15% Jan
46
ft Feb
12
55% Apr
July 20
20% Jan
26 ft May 14
Feb
35% Feb
8
30
29% Oct
23% Feb
11
2
5
National
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5
3
73
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;
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18 ft Jan
7
37 ft Dec
27
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13
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15
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28
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23
91
18'ft Jun
154
8
! 19% Jan
25
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11
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9
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12
Jan
31
156'A Feb
11
162
Nov
Jan
153
Mar 12
132 ft Feb
20
139
Jan
12 ft Apr
12
13
4
121ft Apr
179
30
Dec
132
Apr
10
Jan
76ft Jan 23
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20
123 ft Aug
11% Jan
5
14% Sep
4
32% Feb
14
,48% Oct
24
38
Apr
8
17'A Feb
-•
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National
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1%
23
preferred
7
National
4
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10074
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18% Apr
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20
77% Aug 17
65'A Mar 12
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3
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87% Nov
33 ft Feb
12
37 ft Mar 11
National
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40'A Feb
12
36ft Jan
2
20
36
Dec
13
7
20
48
Sep
10
5
Jan
3
Oct
15
Apr
13
10ft Dec
26
12% Oct
11
12% Feb
13
17
5%
July
9 Yt
V
-
•
•
..
-162%
13% May 28
15
Jan
38% Apr
11
National
Tea
Feb
4
9'A Jan
10
9
Apr
9
10% Jan
12ft Feb
27
5
6% Jan
2
3
14% Jan
2
13,800
"
1975
800
16 ft Feb
5
Nelii
Neisner
17% Mar 19
13 '/b Jan
21
14ft Feb
4
39'/a July 30
31% Feb
13
33% Jan
18
96
79
Feb
26
75
Det
16ft Apr
79
3
17% Sep
21
20
50
May 28
6
97 ft Feb
26
Nov
88% Jan
Mar 13 '
14
125'/2 May
7
Jan
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
76
Sep
26
94
ft Jan
6
107
July 25
100 ft Apr
July 24
500
Jan
351
91
Jan
17
9
84 ft Jan
7
14
26 ft Jan
10
25
35% Jan
4
26
Feb
25
29 ft Jan
10
78
Mar 13
Jan
7
8
86
10
103
351
27
30
Jan
3
13% Feb .12
26
64% Jan
3
33
19
21
58
Nov
26
Jun
34 ft Dec
4
N
New
$5
N
78
Dec
31
82
Dec
11
22% Nov
3874 Nov
35% Mar 12
54'A Jan
4
71
15
73% Feb
14
3.40%
81
30
3.60ft
Feb
98'A Jan
13
74'A Jan
79
Jan
14
86 ft
Apr
11
Jan
25
90
Jan
28
16
10
23'A Jan
13
33% Feb
12
38
Jan
8
11
70 74 Jan
3
Norfolk
7
19
22% Apr
24'A Jan
27,'A Mar 18
39'A Jan
23% Jan
10
3
76
50 75
Aug
8
4875 Jan
111
Jun
5
45
Apr
12
Aug
7
35'A Oct
v
16'A Oct
18 ft
72% Dec
17
91
Feb
21
84
Dec
12
103
Jan
3
82
Dec
5
101 % Jan
9
84
Dec
18
102% Jan
K
85
ft Dec
18
21 'A Jun
8
Oct
99 ya
July 25
29y. Jan
13
1
1975 Jan
3
20'A Oct
1
28% Jan
6
47% Jan
10
•»»
37 ft
3775
38
3 8'A
38 ft
3875
38 ft
3875
38 3
38 "2
6,700
8'/2
11,600
20% Feb
105
Mar 19
2
Jan
14
39 'A Feb
12
79
9
System
Co 4ft
1
pid.100
10
No par
Louis
Co
15
RR
ft
9'4
1375
13%
1.800
7 ft
7ft
Vft
7ft
7 ft
7'A
7,100
15%
1575
15'4
15ft
151/2
*1375
103'A
16%
103*2
15ft,
13%
13%
13%
100
32 ft
32
ft
32 ft
1.400
82
84
86
105
'Woom
63% July 23
«»»
1674 Feb
74'A Jan
85
Jan
107ft
75 ft
7 4'A
75
74 ft
75%
75ft
757
24 %
2475
2474
24%
25
25 'A
25%
25%
251/4
1.700
29 ft
29'A
29 7A
29 %
3075
30'4
3055
30'A
30'A
31.900
26 %
27 ft
2674
27
2675
27
%
267a
26%
26 %
271/8
18.900
85
770
100ft
*100ft
103
*100%
102
90
360
*300
360
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360
84
84
84
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102
*300
360
85
*84
100 ft
*300
*84
85
85
100
..1
100
36ft
38 ft
15'A
14%
36%
15'A
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36
36'A
36
37ft
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37ft
37
15'A
38 ft
15'A
38'A
38 ft
88
38 'A
—
—
71'A
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79
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86
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79
86
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86ft
89'4
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89
*77
86
*86
19
common
711/4
300
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79
200
86'A
*86
8675
89
*87
89
19ft
*19
19'A
Jan
2
85'/2 Jan
10
86
88
Jan
8
24 % Jan
2
14% Feb
12
90
Feb
1
$4.08
90ft Feb
18
$4.11
92
Feb
28'A Feb
17% Jan
5
4
4
21 ft Feb
15
23
Apr
10
50
11
59'A Jan
24
Feb
$4.10
preferred
preferred
19ft
19%
19ft
19%
1834
35 %
35%
35 "2
35 ft
35%
35 ft
351/2
700
35%
67
67%
67%
68
68 ft
69
69 ft
69ft
68 %
69 'A
3.500
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23%
100
3175
80.800
2314
3,100
2274
2375
35%
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2374
227a
22%
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23%
1
30%
30%
3175
31'5
31%
30%
31%
21%
22
22 ft
22 ft
22i4
2275
22:%
23
76'4
56 7
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Co
Co
297a
1
com
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76'A
7 6 ft
76',4
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78
ft
55%
55%
56%
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57%
56'A
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107ft
106 ft
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417*
41
41%
40%
41
17ft
17
17ft
17'5
17 y8
55
•106 "2
107 ft
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5
35 ft
42 ft
40 ft
41 'a
5
series
preferred
series_JL
100
*88
preferred
series./
100
89
100
.1
s
106ft
Pharmaca)
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*91
26
17'4
17%
Co
.r
107
76 %
76'A
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77
*75%
76 ft
74%
3,700
90 3 4
90 3 4
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92
*89
90 ft
89
9.000
320
92
89
115,600
89
*88
190
'
76
2
1
89
92
*88
92
*88
92
*88
92
89 "2
*88
89%
*88
89%
*88
89 ft
93 %
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93%
*91
93%
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93 "2
26ft
26
26 ft
16
16
16
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23
*22
53 ft
17
*106
57
76'
10
_.2.5r
17'A
56%
92
25
common
preferred
oirr
7612
series__y£_
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
17
100
100
y.
40
<78
76 ft
107ft
—
30%
23%
*75
76'4
100
Ry
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Norwich
60
7,300
35ft
Corp
Common
$3.60
14
22.400
31
79
25
Aviation
preferred
Mar 29
5.400
19 '4
—25
preferred
Gas
Feb
4
86
30 ft
71 'A
•
640
^3874
*85
88
31
77 %
89 ft
*85
71 ft
*71
86%.
38%.
38
38
73
73
*85%
2,100
2,600
38
30%
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*85
14%
361A
37 ft
31
71%
100
147'b
36%
37 ft
88
3074
100
—
3835
35ft
36%
37 ft
3074
*85%
31
31 »/s
15
36
*85%
88
3034
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1575
37'A
37(5
5
Ry
1775 Mar 25
5,900
<
12
Natural
92
20
3.600
75 %
ft
71ft
Ry
Central
82
12.200
74 ft
380
.
Northern
2
17
84
-
108
106
24 "2
29
102
com.No par
—
Capital
5
30
75
*81 ft
Corp
-
Western
10
82
17
17
*84
105 ft
1.300
,
85
ft
16%
17
86
*84
32
ft
*82
85
*82
77%
_
preferred
Pacific
101ft
*100%
„
,5'A%
102%
102
17
86
*300
A—
Corp
Pwr
Northern
»*84
—„50
.No par
American
1675
17
85
7
9
Hartford Co—
&
series
preferred
Northeast
.
9'A.
13%
15'A
*33
86
1,700
9'A
13-%
No par
Co__-
—No par
&
1634
*84
8%
8'5
975
13%
84
100
32
8%
9%
•
84
Northern
8.
875
1,900
1375
9'A
1375
4
26
875
8ft
a
7.400
1374
3274
Shipbuilding
Adjustment
North
875
9
32 %
10
44'A Feb
8%
975
*1375
Jan
Mar
ft
13%
57% Apr
107
8
9ft
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)
1
14
28,500
Niagara Share Coip
Chemical Co
2
12
Jan
7
31
10
49% Sep
25 ft Oct
19
477u
Nopco
6274 Feb
Apr
83
8
47 %
preferred
4.10%
18% Apr
73% July 18
29
47%
Corp
preferred
3.90%
82
2 6'A Feb
19
47'/ft
.
32 ft
—
5%
Niagara Mhk
43
4
4875
Co
$3.75 preferred
1
9
16
Sep
Jan
ft
1
Common
1
16
Jan
28
104
8
12*
22 ft Aug
16'A Jan
May
York
23
77'A Dec
41
New
Apr
31% Mar
103
18% May 25
33 ft Jan
5
60ft Jan
Common
Preferred
87
91
28
47
common——No par
New Haven
15
14
Jan
47 ft
preferred
Y
Jan
41'/2 Jan
3874 Apr
85 ft Feb
Dock
Harlem
2
29
46%
V5
St
<&
non-cum
2
5
46 ft
Brake
&
18
69% Nov
Nov
York
77 ft Jan
29'A Jan
Mar
45 %
*13'A
Electric
Y
36'A Jan
34% Feb
_5
Central
Chicago
28
6
73
Y
94
28
,
5
York
39% Mar 27
75 ft Nov
28 ft Dec
34 ft
—
Mining
Feb'11
17
ft
1
New
N
12% Nov
69%
34
New York Air
Mar 28
32 ft Dec
69%
34ft.
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Mar 11
Mar 28
69%
31'A
1375
England
Feb
69'A
34%
Pa^
Fibre
Jersey Pr & Lt
27% Feb
69%
327i
New
23
18%
69
34 ft
18%
32 ft
Newmont
74'A Apr
18
69
34 ft
18
*13 ft
New
2.900
18%
'A
V5
18'A
1
2
18ft
18'5
68
18'A
*15
11
19
7,700
15'A
24
30
2,200
*14%
109ft Jan
47'A Jan
1275"
391/4
18 ft.
7'A
Jan
33% Apr
12%
38%
7y4
Jan
10
12%
39 ft
13%
17
135'A
1275
3875
7ft
86
135%
1274
39%
13%
13
136 ft
•134
1275
1
19
87«/a Nov
136ft
80
39%
:
1
16
29
*134
3975
common..No par
preferred
12,200
161
34
Inc
(J J)
119%
161
68 ft
A
Bros
119
162
lf>l
5
Vulcanized
Newberry Co
119ft
*161
120%
161
13 ft
Jan
29
12%
10
■.,11,875
11974
34 ft
Corp
3% ft
1274
38'A
1
16% Feb
32 ft Nov
440
85
13
39
14,900
-8,500
92%
No par
Co
99'A Feb
81
23 ft Nov
31
2
136ft
•134
12%
38
;
19ft
3774
*91
92
34 "2
Inc
Natomas Co
14
1
:
ft
*90 ft
1
11
21
ft
23.5O0
.
101ft
19%
377»
4.200
1975
27
3775
19%
3775
3.100
,
53 34
53'5
26%
26%
25 5 5
16 *
16 'A
1534
16 %
23
23
23
*22%
53 3 4
54..,- .55
54 ft
26 ft
16
23' '2
56
'*91
'
15,500
15%
15%
56ft
80
93%
4.300
26
25%
*22 ft
60
■
-
23 %
56'2
4.200
f''
'
7,300
68
10
—
Theatres
11
13 ft Dec
136 ft
Radiator
Jan
8
31% Dec
•
Co
U S
Nat
National
14ft Jan
*134
1
No par
(The)
National
2
11974
1187*
159741 15974
118
19ft
•
92 ft
ftV1
M
"
I414 :'-
•
2675
ft.
101'A
101
101
1975
38
*90'A
ft
1193A
Cast-No par
Corp
Supply
1975
37 34
92 ft
100
Ref
National
19
38'A
161
Corp
9
■»
1975
•159ft
5
Corp
Steel
Shares
Steel
Jan
.51
8
.
Mar 29
8»A Mar
18
,
-
100
Service
28
91
common
&
Jan
16ft Jan
19 ft
38 %
91.
3775
*90 ft
19 %
3775
'■
630
•5574
55 ft
2375
10
i/.V-
8,600
-1375
161
"f
'
34
13
-
f
<
>
1375
v
37 ft
-1
No par
^
B
Linen
Malleable
33 ft Dec
64
Co...—
preferred A
6%
23
■
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
3
,
Fuel
National
.
600
3,600
'ft 4,500
37 ft
V
93
V
>-
35'A
35 ft
,
?
-
163ft
23'A
"
.16'A
3675
24'A
2375
110
1,000
"
163 ft
37
165.
137*
1875
Inc
Gas Co-
Distillers
11%
12
2075
21
.11674
2
118
*116
118
*115
•
1675
20%
-
3475
36'A
1 GO ft
Products.^
Department- Stores.—
National
27% Mar 21
101% Apr
City
National
9
.
115 A.
16 ft
common.10
Dairy
Jan
16ft
„100
Cylinder
National
,23ft
12
Jan
94
101ft Aug 28
Corp
Co
preferred A
38 ft Mar 18
21
18% Apr
6
27
Aviation
Fibres Jnc___l
National Can Corp—
National Ca:.h Register..^
11
i
;
39 ft Mar 29
12
42% Aug 14
7%
9
.
24 ft Apr
3
25 ft Jun
33% Dec
10
17
13 ft Feb
59
23
92% Dec
Jan
15% Aug 17
/
21ft Mar 19
20% Feb
12
.1
115
118
:
39 ft Jan
179
10
.34% Jan
.
11
.:
•117
16ft
20
11% May 24
34'ft Feb 13
Apr
L-oule
Corp
July 25
8
'
Natco
ya Jun 27
26
20
Nashville Chatt A St
4
82
.34% Oct 17
V 150
Nov 21
.
8
18 y2 Jan
29
Nov
:
130 A Jan
12
17'
11
20
12
23
Jan
,1 Feb
<35% Jun
-
62
23
.
Feb
16 ft Apr
110
July 16
-
t
'.
•.
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■
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Number 5629
Volume 185
.:.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1761)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.
.
Year 19S6
Lowest
.
t
stocks
A
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
new
Highest
*
LOW
york stock
-
exchange
Monday
ftf
AND
Tue.sday
Apr. 8
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 9
PRICES
Sales for
-Thursday
Friday
the Week
Apr. 11
-
Apr. 10
.
Apr. 13
Shares
O
49
Dec
14
90 74 Dec
13
110% J an
78
Dec
20
100
95
Dec
18
110
92% Dec
31
33% Jan
10
17% Nov
1
48
Nov
43
Nov
Jan
Jan
4
10
3
107% Jan
'
2
16% Sep
10
<
59
Nov
'
17
Nov .20
-91
27
84
98% Dec "6
106
35
Jan
27
90
Nov
30
9% Jan
•
16% Oct
12
12
13
47
Oct
40
2
Jan
54
30% Nov 29
Jan
18
64% Mar
10
.
11
43
96
Jan
13% Feb
24
Feb
Feb
23% Jan
48
Apr
35% Mar
22
Jan
2
4%
16% Jan .31
5
17% Jan
12
27
18
Jan
26% Jan
18
"
9
5%
Pacific
28
2
131% Mar
126% Jan
2
137% Mar 12
6% Dec
28
Mar
6
Feb
20
21% Mar 20
16% Jan 27
9
15
Feb
33% Jan
11
7
9'
7
Jan
-
11
19% Jan
Pacific
.
4
Pan
13
53
Dec
26
48% Feb
12
86
31
103
Jan
6
3
88 % Jan
28% Jan
2
30% Jan
Dec
27% Nov 29
29
Aug 27
42% Dec
23
3% Oct
V
17
42% Feb
12
9
22% Feb
12
16% Jan
18
2
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
46% Jun 20
3% Feb
18
14% Jun
25
10
Mar 27
37
Jun
21
26
26
49
Feb
3
Apr
52% Apr
26% Jan
1
4% Jan
..
24
12% Jan
2
26% Apr
37
Nov 27
20% Dec
25% Nov
26
Oct
24% Mar 26
20% Mar 22
14
29% Jan
26
Apr
8
25% Jan 11
i
28% Mar 27
9
77
Jan
30
1
.34
Feb
12
13% Jan
2
101
Jan
13
23
13
Nov
30
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
49% Feb
29
68
60
Jan
2
Penna
45% Jan
9
Penn
112% Mar
21
Nov
29
28
45% Jan 23
Feb
Aug 15
12
24
96
Dec
2
37 % Feb
9
69
Jan
9
Apr
9
Peps I-Col a Co
50% Mar 20
1
95
Jan
14
98% Mar 28
12
17
Mar 11
19% Jan
4
3% Mar 12
4% Jan
15
Mar
51% Oct
4
26
42% Feb
19
Jan
10
51
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
12
95
107
Feb
5
40% Mar 23
36% Jan
26% Mar 14
21
18
20% Dec
10
Jan
2
96% Dec
28
112% Jan
13
98% Jan
2
84% Dec
17
102
24
87% Jan
94
Feb
51% Apr
96
Jan
63% Jan,
4
Jan
31
23
Phlia
91
76% Jan
45% Mar
82
Feb
24
77% Feb
10% Feb
14
21
13% Jan
96% Jan
3
94% Jan
46% Oct
1
56% Dec
43% Feb
12
53% Jan
4
8% Dec
31
12% Jan
40% Dec
17
4%
4
16
8% Jan
4
3
40% Feb
18
3
89
16% Jun
8
149
Dec
11
Dec
21
170
Jan
5
10% Mar 15
44% Jan
3
Jan
20
10
37% Feb 13
69% Dec
74
10
96% Apr
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
23% Nov
132
84% Apr
92% Apr
19
27 Va Mar 20
Pitts
$5
1
$4.80
15
46% Jan
7
12
19 Va Apr
Pitts
11
Pittsburgh
21
Pitts
6
11
68% Jan
2
7% Feb
19
85% Jan
10
12
7% Apr
37% Jan
11
4
77% Mar 29
80% Feb
7
27
80% Mar 12
85
Jan
23% Feb
27% Jan
16
25
4
36% Jan
24
71% Nov
1.9
60%. Mar 13
70% Jan
15
90
Dec
31
90
Dec
31
87
Mar 13
99% Jan
13
Jun
25
16
Apr
20
14
Feb
16
30% Jan
15% Jan
23
22
Jan
23
21
Dec
11
45% Nov
15
55
7% Dec
31
10% May
63% Dec
27
74
37% Dec
10
Aug 10
31% Feb
2
Dec
31
22% Dec
26
26% Jan
21% Dec
5
71
108
31
Nov
Dec
29
12
11
3
37% Jan
4
Mar 12
13
31% Jan 10
22% JanT 16
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
22
64
Mar
38
Jan
30
37% Jan
2
72 % Jan
1
8
30
22
Jan
22
Jan
7
111% Jan
3
July 25
35% Mar
Mar 29
Feb
26% Mar 14
120
135
27
May 1
49% July 25
40 % July 24
88 % Mar 29
35% Nov 29
4
21
.
15
67% Jan
5
29
79
23% Feb
Feb
8
31 Vb Jan
2
32% Feb
32% Jan
10
27% Jan
3
29
Feb
85% Jan
14
92
Feb
Feb 15
86% Jan
22% Jan
3
62% Oct
1
37% Jan
4
For
footnotes
4
15
92
Mar 13
Jan
7
95
Feb
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
24% Jan
21
29
Mar 28
59% Feh
13
66% Jan
11
51% Apr
37% FSb
12
46% Jan
4
see
page
5
28.
59%
2,500
22
21%
22
21%
22
337 a
33 %
33%
33%
33%
181%
1811/4
182%
182%
184'A
43%
"45'A
45%
45%
64%
*63%
182
45%
*64%
184%
181
-
46
.>
68
182
45
64%
2274
22%
22%
50%;
50'A
49%
49%
*97Va
98%
*97%
17%
17%
17%
3%
f
50%
4
23
51%
10'A
t
68
♦63%
10%
1
184
.;
46%
10
46
68
•63%
29.500
10%
3,500
700
4,000
46
3,900
100
68
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
34,300
50
50
50
50%
50%
98 %
98%
5074
98%
1,000'
98%
17%
17%-
18'A
3%
4
3%
18
98'/a
?
18%:
4
50%
49%
50
*97%
4
•97%
18
4
,
3%
10
6.30G
18'A
4
'
1
Inc
51
51%
95 %
57%
57%
5774
8,400
39%
39%
391/4
39%
39 y2
39%
391/2
39%
39%
39%
5,400
22 %
200
49%
*95
97
97
*95
96
51%
•95
12,500
51% '
96
104
26'/b
West
$4.75
16%
63
63%
63%
63%
427a
43'A
42%
42%
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85
*79
*71%
90
15 Va
15%
*71%
16%
1674
30
63 ya
■
63%
270
42%
4274
6,400
90
*79
95
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94
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95
90
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90
♦70%
90
•70%
90
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
97%
96'/a
96 V«
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971/2
•95 y«
97%
60
45'A
46%
46%
49%
47%
49%
47 V*
48'A
71,800
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42%
9'A
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10
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10%
43%
200
11 Vs
11 Va
11 Vb
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97J/2
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45
45%
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11
42%
■
42%
*
»
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91/4
42%
'<
42%
43
43
j
43 y»
4,300
1,900
94
92
92
19%
19'/a
19'A
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
2,400
58
58%
591/4
59'A
59%
59%
58%
59%
59 V*
59%
26 '/a
26 V*
1,100
10,600
Co
Co
&
Coal Co
1
Co
•92
27
26 Va
26%
92
92
90 'A
90%
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90%
•89
94
94
♦92'/a
951%
*92%
95
*92%
40%
40
40',2
40'/2
40%
401/4
-18%
18%
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149
>•
18'A
18'A
10
79%
7%
7%
27%
28%
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150
59
59 Vb
A 60%
59%
10
94
78%
79
78%
7%
78
80%
80%
100
26
26'/a
100
*135
1
65%
75
*91
15%
33%
140
/
>
94
33%
r
77%
78'A
5,200
7%
7%
28 Vb
7%
28%
9,100
28%
77%
77%
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8l'A
2,100
26
2,000
7%
77%
77'A
*76%
77»A "
80y2
80%
*80%
81
26
2674,
*133
140
66%
6 6'/a
♦132%
140
67
*93
*15%
com
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
•132%
160
140
8,500
67%.
66%
67%
95%
95
95
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
33%
15%
33%
33%
33%
2,700
100
33%
33%
331/2
34
27%
271/2
271/2
271/2
27%
27 y2
28 y»
21%
21'/2
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21'/a
6,100
48
48%
47%
48%
47
47 y4
11,200
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,600
27%
48
48%
47%
48 »A
5
9
9Vb
8%
.
8%
9
8%
1,300
70
66
66%
•65
66
66
66
66
A A
x43%
431/2
43%
44
43%
44%
44
44%
1,700
38'A
38%
38'/a
38%
38 Vb
38%
38%
38%
5,000
38%
♦78
79%
♦23%
23%
*78
23%
*65
66
791/a
23%
♦78
23%
*78
79%
•78
*23 y4
24
•23
23
•22
23
119
•114
119
25
*22
23
*22
23
*22
23
•113
118
•113
118
*114
119
*114
31%
31%
31%
31%
No par
27%
27%
27%
27%
100
85%
85 y2
85
86
100
*90 y*
91
100
♦91%
92
92
*90%
31%
31%
31%
31%
13,300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,000
86%
86%
861/2
330
91
91
92%
28%
5,300
3,000
♦86
86%
*90%
91
90%
91
-
♦9iy2
92
92
92
92%
'28%
28 Vb
28%
28 ya
28'A
28 y8
91
92
10
28 y*
28%
28 V*
_No par
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
64%
0
4oyfl
41
39%
401%
40%
42%
400
24
31%
31%
27%
*86
79
791/2
23%
*22
common_No par
140
26
67
95
15%
26%
9,200
*93
7o
95
*92%
26
100
;
79
10
6,300
59%
7%
21%
38 Vb
59%
28%
27'A
No par
20
J
2
Indiana
5,400
150
29
21%
44
18%
150
•148 «/a
7%
27'A
66%
5,600
28 Va
211/2
.
20
10O
95
40%
•145
6tf%
26%
26%
15'/4
15%
i
150
77»/a
66
'
18%
19 Vb
146
82
i
*133
~
66%
^
39%
7%
'
28
*81
146
•148%
40%
26%
90%
28%
791/a A 79%
,
77%
77%
100
•
18%
18%
150
150
58%
79%
1
10
18 Vb
*146
•1481/a
149
10
Co
,
146
146
150
"
58%
100
25%
26%
93
58'A
preferred
preferred
(The)
4
26%
2.50
Virginia
preference
Pullman Inc
94
94
26
40%
1
preferred
4.30%
*92
*921%
:<
No par
No par
5
Gas
94
*92 '
10
com
Power
of
♦92
'
preferred
4.20% preferred
Oil
37,200
16%
62%
43%
25
Pure
17 V4
14%
100
4.18%
10,800
2
4.16%
-
220
27%
43
Co of
El
104%
26%
62%
preferred
div
*103%
26%
15
preferred
Serv
104'A
26 Vb
63'A
3%%
4.08%
♦IO31/2
26%
431/a
preferred_____No par
Colorado
10
cum
$1.40
103%
26'A
14%
4.32%
Pub
103 V2
26%
18%
Gamble
Serv
103%
26
'/a
360
42'A
Publlcker Industries Inc common
Public
100'/a
43
10
Public Serv
*98%
6 2'A
2.50
Electric
&
100 %
*92'A
Co
Procter
*98%
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
&
26
%
103%
104
100
;
25
(The)
convertible
Potomac
*98%
%
90
89
89
160
*87 %
90
98
89
105
No par
common
Young & Ash pfd
Poor
3,100
57
1
5
Forgings
Co
$3.50
27
90
•59%
10%
5
Pittsburgh
4
16
15
59%
430
•95
1st series prior pfd
Pittston
7
118
103% Feb
106% Feb
59%
33%
1
&
4
11
17
36,600
21%
100
Pittsburgli
4
21
89% Dec
260
20 Vis
10%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred
100
5%%
Mar 19
24% Feb
82% Dec
104
9674
20%
57%
com
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt.
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A-
18
45% Mar
39% Jan
26% Dec
85% Dec 26
96%
20%
3
Pitts
15
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
59%
10%
971/2
10174
83%
Ft
7%
23
Jan
7,600
20 Va
•
101
21%
100
Consolidation
Jan
130
44
10%
5
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Feb
26% Mar 18
1
500
5574
101%
100
convertible
150
28
Feb
Mills
146
Mar 15
Dec
155
43'A
96%
20%
59%
12,900
•53%
44
38%
100
Coke & Chem
Mar 26
Apr
17
35% May 14
591/4
14
13%
55%
101'A
96'A
201/4
10,300
21%
1
preferred
75% Feb
3
8% Sep
39% Dec
Jan
$4
16% Feb
10
9
96%
59%
*
14
34%
5,100
56%
Hosiery,
Pillsbury
93
52% Feb
10
Vi
20%
96
90'A
20'A
100
34 V*
1
57%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
94
17
Jan
101%
i
35
85
56%
Petroleum
Phoenix
1
9
«% Feb
78
11
Jan
24% Feb
IOIV'4
-
170
27
57'%
series preferred
Phillips
21
144
-
43%
2,800
57
preferred
Jan
146
101
*53 %
t
r
82%
a
'
21
20% Feb
93
60
21
5%
39% Feb
23
13 %
54 'A
44 (
>
*95
preferred
3.9%
'
54% Jan
20% July 27163% Jan 16
140
14
53%
44
34%
t
•26%
85 »A
,
26%
t
common___No par
Phillips Jones Corp
2
18% Mar 12
19
13%
43%
54%
,100%
351A
84
,
43%
2274
100
,
Philco
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
12
99% Mar 14
50% Nov
43%
84M-
.
26%
12.50
common
Phlla & Reading Corp
6
15% Jan
13
27
..
43 Vb
♦21
100
8
32% Feb
541/2
jt
*261/2
82%,
34%
.
14
13%
.•«
•„r
27
35'A
M
100%
267a
43
preferred
12% May 25
21% Feb
,>(>
t
21%
*26%
4.68 %
106
S6
88
14i/a
83%
35
54% J?
*21
26%
*26 Vb
26'/a
83
•
100 »/a
10
86% Feb
26%
.'/■
43
22
*26
26%
27%
%;
43
*21
42%
22%
•51
•25%
•99
Jan
4
43
-*■•26
52'A
26%
93%
3
10
43
A* 21%
*511/2
*25%
26%
.100
16
Apr
W,
,
51%
♦25%
preferred
68% Jan
Apr
200
51%
26%
4.30%
21
96
52%
26%
*25%
19
Mar 25
100
2,800
104 Va Feb
62
7
28 Va
3
41% Jan
26
28%
891/2
74
Dec
30
;
88
3
Dec
30;
J
89%
July 11
94% Mar 12
89
31
*87 %
"
86
31
100
26
May"I
30
52
preferred
Dec
28% July 25
29'A
4.
3.80rb
64
70%
600
22,900
12
3
9
3,400
3%
11%
7
29
3
20'A
3%
11%
3%
•22
17% Jan
Jan
20 Va
12
104
Jan
45
20% A
3"b
11%
22%
28% Jan
22% Feb
20 Vb
3%
104%
1
Feb
201/2
20V4
3%
22 'A
10
Feb
1,000
104%
12
59% Jan
17,500
23%
23%
24% Feb
102
52%
*23%
105 %
103% Apr
9
51%
23%
*22 Va
19
Oct
52%
231%
105 ya
29% Nov
89
51%
23 %
22%
5
18
60
51'A
23%
104%
23
10
15,700
50 '/a
.
22%
Jan
5
43
104%
Dec
Mar
43
22%
16
3
441/2
*43
104%
17
May
20,900
*22%
4
Dec
100
35%
104'%
10
71
94'/a
35%
•
100
Jan
Feb
94%
357a
No par
106
47
20%
44
94%
preferred
109% Jan
91
54%
55'A
351%
■
12 Va
,
'
44
23%
35%
$1 conv preference com
14
1
5374
54
941/2"
96
341,2
!
4.40%
10
78% Nov 27
110
4,500
12,200
1
Dec
39% Oct
200
1,630
674
6
Dec
14% Mar
4,800
A
J
15'A
Feb
93
36% Mar 13
Electric Co
6
6,60012,300-
A
15%
1574
10%
100
(conv;
Corp
6 74
157a
105% Apr
94% Feb
103
Jan
preferred
135%
22'%
1
2nd
38%-33%
*30'A
.-,12774 12874
135% 13574
33%
5*
4%
497b
*3%
35%
100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
2
30
500
V
42%
11%
82%
10'/a
33 %c
__:
common
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
2674
42
4874
21%
Pfeiffer
%
4*2574
1,500
; 1,000
3874
i
33%
Petroleum
4%
1,700
<
■
12
26'/a
!35
No par
100
15
40
Co
%H;
5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
23
Milk
43
22'A
82
25
2
Pet
*26'A
.
10
common*
25
3
7% Mar 12
23
35% Dec
New
45% Feb
Jan
22% Apr
10
54% Jan
5
1374
16'A
26%
40
common
18% Jan
105
3% Nov 26
93% Oct
64% Apr
47% Apr
13%
16
26 Va
—*511/4
/
•
59%
54
27
16 % Oct
3
191% Mar 28
26
50%
3%
26%
59 J"-1'
Mfg Co
26% May 18
45% Nov 20
92
Jan
2
9
51%
42%
$1.60 preferred
!
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke_w_
Jan
mi!
164
128%
6
43
Va
U%
.
10
Penn-Texas
Apr
51%'
*25%
•94'/2
20%
?
-•
9 6'A
8
45
.110
135 Vs
56'A
54%
96
23'A
20%
9
165
3,000
387a A 39
15%
6,700
2,800
1277a
6
151/2
62%
41%
497a'
136'A
6
55V4
49
-
29
*21%
^
Corp
•135
61%
97
42
30
20O
11,200
93
48%
A
370
16%
52%
40%
26
29
,.
51%
96
4274
39 Va
20
92
49% A
.
87
41%
43
:
18,500
93
26
;
39'
15%
96%
267bJ «,
26:14,
•128 vV 128%
6'/b
15%
>
20'A
Pennsylvania RR
25
6
49
*28'/a
135%
"
3%
96(4
13% Jan
Feb
16
26%
!H
135%
1372
157 a 1
26
■>'>. A:
29
128%
11%
50
25% Jan
35
21
<„
100
2
12
14
15%
44
IOO14
9
Apr
21% Apr
33% Apr
39
128
54%
28%
1
Pennsylvania Salt
6
38',2
*28'/2
,
96%
25%
42%
44
. .
11%
3.50
62% Mar 14
13
97
25%
45
...
No par
22% Jan
Jan
168
62
*16%
*
*
♦13%
V,
34%
*3%
...
.
25
11
35% Feb
1
6274
61
•
491/4 m it
341/a
21-
1
21
31 VB
27
26
16'A
52
'<
43%
»■'
23%
5
Feb
10
16%
50%
'
251% A-
•941/2
*44
No par
55% Jan
13
79%
43 Va
50'%
series preferred
-
U.
94%
491%
preferred
7
79 A
*
167$
96.1/2
A.
34%
100
4 '/a %
4.40%
78
48%
54
13%
29
78
78'/a
50%
Va
61%
25% A/
941/2
43%
25
%
331/2
54
Jan
20
53%
,
1
Jan
7,400
u
6%
1
101
7,500
82 Va
25 %
15%
No par
106
6
6
com
2
45%
81%
50
16
15%
38%
Corp
2
Mar 29
49 A
*23%
Corp*
(The)
92% Jan
45'A
82%
*16'A
14
14
136 V4
25
94% Jan
457a
82 'A
A
15%
No par
2
4574
83
77
1674
*25%
28%
25
Light
45 V4
4174
__2.50
common
Sand
45
♦91'A
No par
Co
&
•86%
41%
*135 %
1
.
Corp
8674
947a
43%
25
Glass
86%:
.
■
.
Cfcment
Power
87
41
128%
No par
29
66% Sep
19% Jan
17
18% Oct
Pennroad
12
25
109
Sep
24
52% Feb
19
64
14% Jan
(J C>
11,800
♦92
28%
100
preferred
Penney
Penn-Dixie
2
200
13%
94V2
25
38 y8
...
47%
112%
12%
4074
128'/a
_l
47%
96'/a
A
5,400
112%
40
14
487 a
600
27%
1274
96%
15%
27%
112
*92
25%*
28
95
12%-
112
40%
48%
*
47%
*92
127a
94%
43%
,
-I
preferred
85% Mar 13
97
25
100
Ford
40% Jan
61
15%
100
preferred
$1.30
61
14
10
Pipe Line—
611%
48 %
*86
51
25'A
1^.25
;
50'A
40%
1
common
*16%
95
27%
112'A
1274
73'/2
76
16%
*92
No par
Proof Co__
47%
87
51%
97
-
5
J.
*86
60%
A;_15
Airways Inc
Telep
28
*112
12%
51
6.25
100
issued
$1.32
8
43% Feb
Dec
Jan
$1
..
23
3
91
32% Oct
Jan
27% Mar
12
27
76%
*161/4
...
1
No par
Peninsular
Dec
92% Dec
21% Jun
22% Jan 23
27
When
8
*91
82
75
1
Transportation
&
12^8
83
;
48% Jan
43% Nov 26
147
44% Mar
21
30% Jftn
Dec
7
Jan
11
78% Nov 29
11
5
39
41% Mar 12
East
•
95
27%
45%
Corp__I_l._
Penick
27%
82 74
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common.:
5% conv prior preferred
Apr 10
54% Mar 18
26% Apr. 5
13
•' 27%
27%
*91
4474
Parker Rust
31
27%
95
82 Va
preferred
Parmelee
,
3.200
17%
45%
Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co-
2
25,100
42%
17%
81%
Paramount
11
21% Mar 23
38%
42%
17%
•91
44%
Common
.
38'A
42%
17%
95
___83%c
Tin Consolidated Corp
4%
45% Mar 29
Mar 27
56% Nov
4
36
8
57% Apr
30% Jan
8
12% Jan
40% Jan
17% Dec .20
6% Mar 12
40% Jan V4
23% Jun
10
16
94% Apr
38%
42'%
17%
..
No par
Amer World
Panhandle
56% Jan
*
2
38%
43
17%
86
i
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific
<
48% Dec
6%
38%
42%
100-
Mills
28% Feb
123% Jan
37%
86
Corp
"16
17%
48%
Elec'tric____;.
130
97%
*96
42%
1121/2
Lighting Corp
98
1011/2
37%
Ij}5
Gas-&
*100 %
17%
Aggregates, Inc_5
Pacific
*96%
%
371/4
48
preferred
Pacific Finance
98
101
42%
*112
common
Pacific
12
9
&
Co
8
152 % Feb
9
Coast
8
142% July 16
38%
'100'%
51
*91
No par
10
26
*96'%
12%
common..
39% Apr
28
98Vi
48%
preferred
43% Apr
50% Jan
Dec
♦961%
112%
Co
1
128
98
101%
'A
17%
no par
3
122% Sep
•100'%
12%
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific
10174'
*100i/2
48
preferred
Glass
Pacific Cement
2
340
83'%
*112
iTheQ- _J■
Paper Co
preferred
Pacifl/;
22
93%
82%
51
42%
1
—
cumul
$5
92%
83%
5
Corp
Oxford
15
93%
83%.,
6.25
Marine
Owens-Illinois
Mar 13
9
104
93%
84
51
Corp—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
6
96 V4
84
series__ll00
1951
Elevator
Overland Corp
3
95
84%
37 %
7.50
common
Outlet Co
Jan
8,200
96 ','4
*84
42%
'
100
Gas
51 %
*95>4
101%
51%
*17%
com__10
series
convertible
Outboard
12
13% Jan
12
Otls
15
Apr
Jan
Corp
4%%
12
36% Feo
16
Jan
Oliver
83% Mar 21
Jan
Co
__20
Conv preference
85
16% Jan
93
53% Mur 28
40
4574 Apr
2
68
96
28% Nov 27
35% Nov 29
11
16% Mar 27
23
31% Oct 31
11
50 % Mar 27
5
10
Apr
Elec
OUn Mathieson Chemical
Common
3
89% Jan
St
50%
98
__No par
Gas
preferred
Oklahoma -Natural
11
Apr
,__100
51%
84%
*100%
50%
96%
*84
100 -J
Co
50%:
95%
)
100
;
Preferred 4.24%
7
137s Jan
3
57% Jan
22
23% Feb
113
4%
15
50% Jan
13
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
11
Feb
73
51% May 9
102% Jau 13
17% Jan
97
11
70 % Feb
18
10
Jan
13
39% Feb
5
17% Jan 22
Oklahoma
82
July 11
Oct
4
4
3
<*Jan
Oil
50%
100
preferred
44% Jan
11% Feb
Mar 26
July
4.44%
;
preferred
preferred
18
Feb
42% Feb
95% July 23
60
<■
4.56%
43% Apr
Jan
12
preferred
3.90%
1
14
105
9
3
4.40%
common
29
Ohio
26
50% July 26
79% Dec 31
May
Jan
Co
99% Mar 25
1
17% Mar 25
2
77
89
103% Mar
11
93
9
40% Feb
Feb.
101% Mar 13
Edison
38
2
14
94
12
Ohio
7
35% Feb
26
33% Feb
,
>
July 10
Jun
17% Jan
31
51% Jan
2
95
62 3 a Aug
130% Aug
May 28
80% Dec
79
29% July 16
20
11
5
11
19% July 13
29
105
92 % Apr
Jan
104
3
12
Jan
47% Apr
97y2 May 29
23% Jan^
48% Feb
4
109% Feb
4
34 V* Jan
58% Aug 13
64 y8
•
64%
63%
64%
41%
42 Va
41 Va
42
160
70
''
40,500
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
S3
Monday, April 15, 1957
(1762)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
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Mange tor
>
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Year 195«
LOW
Tuesday',
Monday
YORR STOCK
'Apr. *
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"
Lowest
Highest
f *
Levee*
NSW
Jan. 1
Range Since
.%
;•
Apr. 9
"v.'
,,
Q
May 28
31'
%
29% Dec
26
'
Jan
4
26% Mar 26
>
(The)
',*••
70% Nov 27
87 % Feb
15 % Dec
20% auiy ii
59% Apr 12
4
23
53% Jon
ho
71% Apr 10
14
.«&•/%',«
M'■■■!
T t-
1
19% Mar
9
:
31% Feb
37% Sep
?4
9
3
33 Va Nov
23
4
11
6
Jan
38
8% Mar 20
5
Jan
,'
30% Apr 18
27
30
Jan
18% Jan
3
Jan
18
64% Apr
4
58%" Apr
M9r 29
28% July 19
3
23% Feb
25
Feb
1
10
1
Nov
27
8% Jan
10
7*4 Jan
22
18
15 Ve Jan
10
11% Mar
4
12% Jan
18
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
12.
59%-Jan
2
'
30%tApr
Apr 24
34% Dec
25% Dec
31
45
27
28% Dec
9% Feb
14
10% July 26 '
45 Va Feb
13
85
41% Dec
':
Oct
1
70
Apr
81
Sep
26
12
91
Dec
21
17% Dec
37 V# Mar
5
62% Feb
42 % Aug 15
31% Nov 29
19% Jan
25
-Jan
30% Aug
.2
27JA Feb
15
37 % Apr
26
25 7% Feb
13
*
Feb
9
362% Dec
19
510 '
Nov
28
105
90
Feb
93% Mar 13 /
13
24% Feb
17V4 Jan
11
11
27 Va Feb
9
31
39% Feb
28 V.v F"b
Rohp Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
Rotary' Electric Steel
8
Royal Dtitcli
Royal McBee
; 30
Dec
23
38% Apr
5
8
Nov
28
13 % Apr
26
8V4 Mar
4.-
50% Feb
14
71% Dec
17
60 Va Feb
12 f
Nov
30
97% Feb
3
81
,Dec 17
137
Pet" Co:
Corp
Apr
12
Rnppen
12
70% Apr
j
12%
,
.
112
Feb
155
13.
38 Y* Dec
'52
5'
22% Jan
24% Dec
16,
6?%
235
155
23%'
23%
-
•
lo\
14
2
31
45
55%
Nov
7
Jan
311:' Aug
Dec
Feb
17
195
36
Sep
,
12
'
95%
*65
/ 81V#
93 ' ■;
95%
20
20%
'
'
2%
:
04
2 :
.
36
•"
-
>
29%
39V
2JVit-
12% Jun*'
'
29%
93
Jan
:
16
20'A Apr
12
31V4 Feb
40
7,48'%.
'34%
,
2
v
3
•
*
;
6
15 ■'* Jan
23v
22-% Mar
n,
9
18% Feb
13
20
48 V* Feb
13'
12
57% Feb
11'
'
44% Feb:14
63 V4 Apr
75% Mar '6
57 V4 Nov' 29
.
18 V2 Apr
86
Mar
Mar
7
34% Mar
7
9o
Jan
6
79
12
105
JA Apr
2
93
21
3
31Vi-Mar 20
78
Dec
28
40% Apr
89 Va Mar
7
75
35
Dec
28
44% May
9
30% Feb
11
36
16 V* Nov
21
197/s Feb
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
Jan
25
70% Nov 26
28
23% Jun ' 7
13
20
36% Jan
3V» Dec
21% Feb
1
29
50
15
3%,Jan
39% Jan
20
July 11
59% Dec 17
ll % May 9
'
8V4 Dec
14
22 V4 Nov
27
62 V# Jan
10
26
Feb
Jan
7..
6"
.Feb
49% Feb
12
Feb
12
48
»
18% Nov 29
13 V4 Feb
14
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
72% Feb
iq
90
13
13
20% Jan
Mar;19 ;
15% Jan ' 6
*18
55Va Apr
•*
26
88
19
1
.Feb
.1214 Apr
V
27% Feb 12
,
35Va Mar 26
,
-
■
43
-
.-
4
55% Jan
23
72% May
52% Jan
24
73-
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
50% Feb
10
67
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
35% Apr
12!
.Nov
-
5
74% Feb
•
S9
16
54% Feb 12
4
7'
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-
"Jan
63% Jan
;'
48%
69,3,00
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35%
34%
'
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39%,
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20%
.
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2^7'
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1
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'
21%
.
-
64
41
*94
6, •
Va
95
39 7a
•
%
13 Va
59%
59 Va
85
w
59 V
/ *94
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;. 20V4
15 "h
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20%
21 V'4
20%
21 Va-
64%
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18%
21
/
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,
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18
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59%
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82 Vie
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83
*95%
.
84
9612
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31%
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17 V#
17
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1
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34 V a
33%
17
,
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50
4%
51%
19 V4
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—
Corp of America—
Bimmons
Co
Sinclair Oil
11
^2—-_4—
Binioads Saw & Steel——,—
Cor^„
',•:" i4V
17%
17
19%
53?b
'
.
4
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J
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19
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8
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'
52
•
19
.
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19V-4 *
12%
12%
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-
61%
13%
12%
13%
400
267 p.
26 3
a
26%
56,000
14%
14 Va
14%
1800
2334
5,500
4%
53'
53%
ia34
19'4
55;%
54%;,
55
51%
52%
51%
523'a
,;' 200
9'
9
24
24
23%
24".
80%
79%
4.200
14,000
80%
8%
8%
-
;
/
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79r,a
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7,100
-
600
1
•
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f
*
23 "'a
18%
.
24%
23s.a
23%
53,000
19
23%;
191
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1934
4,400
; 12%
12
31:,4
32
32
46 —
46
12%
Va
'
u
77
77
61%
62:
69\b
70% ''
68
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37
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17%
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56
56
12%
36%
57
.
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63 7
77Vb
-
■
45%
77V a
64
12%
'
32%
2,600
1,400
127 a
32 Vi
45 V2
:
45 Vb
■/
900
700
30,900
73%
15,200
68 V'-.
,
78
64
77 Vb
3.600
*
63V4 " 637a
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32 V#
77%
■77%
62%
12 Vb
-
12%
32 %
45 3 4'. .45%
' f
32
4
63%
'
74 Vb Jan
4
Skelly Oil Co.
Smith (A O) Corp
-
"
>
70
Feb
41% Jan
.
26'
Smith-Corona
11
16 V* Nov
29
32-V2 Jan
12
1674 Jan
2
20% Jan
11
49 V* Sep
20
64% May 10
47% Feb
13
57% Apr
11
'17% Feb
8
21% Jan
18
18% Jun
6
24
July 10
12 V*. Jan 24
7% Dec
13
17% Jan
12
DeJ
21
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
24% Jun
20
35V# Nov
45
7% Mar
Dec
12
40-Va Jan
45
Nov
21
19% Jan
11
Jan
23
44% Nov
29
38Va Oct
1
17% Dec
6
17
Deb
.
42% Feb
12
-
,41
5
■
17% Nov
21
20
May 28
30
1
.103V4 Mar.
*
96% Dec 31
11% Dec
19
22% Oct
X
.
.
2
For
footnotes
see
page
45% Jan
19% Feb
81
.
.26
4
;
,
17;
16'V# Jan' 3
821% Jan lf;
31% Oea
46% Jan
.
Mar 19
17% Apr 10'
»Jan
10
l6V(i
% Mar 27
.1.
28.
Jan
Feb
-
3
.46-
28
'92% Feb
17
.
*20;
Feb
•
*
Jan
19% Jan
Feb 12
Jan
3
toy# Feb 12-
6V4 Jan
65
94Vb Jan
1$
96 Z
Jan
54% Jan
25
,-•09% Mar 2?
28 V# £eb 12
Jan
29% Apr
22
.40
.
6 i
?4V* Mar"20
-29% Apr
.105
July
/
41% Jan
16% Mar li
73Ve Jan
21% Nov 29
7Q% Deb 28
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug.lt
18
12
47% Jun 25
ley# Nov
Jan
.
78% Apr
.
28% July 19
95 V# Nov
Bouthern -Indiana Gas to Elec.No par
31/
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
10
Sodth'p. Pacific Co (Del)
No par
8.
Southern Railway common—No par
4
•
5% n'on-cum preferred
„2o
17
Mobile & Ohio stk tt ctfs
.100
11,
Southwestern Public Service Co___I
10'
Spdldlng (A G); & Bros Inc—_z.i
7
Spartoa . Corp
2.50
28.
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
4
Spencei Chemical Co common
o
9"
;
4.20 %
preferred '.i—;
100
14
Spencer, Kellogg to Sons.,
—^1
9
Spfirry Rand Corp comjoion__,—50c
.25
15 -* ', *4.50 tireferred. _L
II
Spiegel lnc common—:
——2
7 - / S4/50 preferred
No par
22' «' Square D Co
—1-5
l
24% May 15
Dec
31% Jan
2
18
<
4
12
30% Feb
-
11
25
20% Jan
91 Va Jan
23
49% Apr
22% Feb
38 V# Apr
31
587/e Mar 23
3'
35% Jan
2
397/e Dec
493/s May .16
207/# Jun
l
26
39% Jan
—10
Smith-Douglass Co Iuc ;
—5
Socbny Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co——
—1
South Arper Gold & Platirjum
1
South Carolina E to G Co com_4.50
T 5% preferred
-50
South Porto Rico Sugar com____5
8% preferred
i
.—25
Southern California Edison—.—_25
Southern Co (The.)
:■
5
5l Va Feb 13:
,
10
33% Mar 28'
4
38
9
Inc.
25
45 Va Jan
"
84
2
32 Va Mar 27
•
33Va Apr 18
31
33% Jan
9Va Atw
2l Va Jan
46%. Jan
■>
54% July 27
23
Mar 16
29
6
Jan
18%
}5
33
i
>
V
.
23% Jan
; 98% Jan
12V#-Apr
72% Jan
r; 32% Jan
4
18
-
.
67%
55 V,
18%
*47 ' '
33
%
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48%
•;
,
-
'
67%
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-
87»
21%
8%
21%
/
.
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48 Va ■
487a
t
a
66'b
36
36%
V'2
35%.
33%
175#
173a
17%
18%
2.800
57
57%
56 ¥2
57 V#
55,200
18r,a
19%
57%
19
18 Va
8
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9
.
21%
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21%
21%
48%
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48'2
4813
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19 V4
2.700
8%
8%
13,000
21 Vb
21%
13.900
19 V8
9
213b
48 Vb
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Vb
32%
32%
34%
34 %
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34%
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49 V#
48%
49%
49
49 V'4
49
21%
132
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w
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94 Vb
34%
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33
.
1,400
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56%
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67
67%
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32%
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19
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33 V
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13%
18%
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21%
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,
457
.
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4%
54
19%
54%
•
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24
18%
19
4
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4
23%
"
24
18%
,
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3.600
19%
4
8%
,
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61'
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56%, '" 7
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-
8.300
61 Vj
14%
:
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51%/ 52 Vb
•"
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45%
.No par
-5
18,100
:
26 r%
-:
20%
54 V2
-t
24
32
.No par
7
17%
*13%
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4%
/ 53
•
19%-'
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v
♦
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Range for Previous
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36% Oct
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1
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3
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30
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18
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93
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10
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93
76%
1
7
48%
13%
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5% Jan
7 VB
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Truax-Traer Coal Co
10
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-
313i Apr
112
-
7
! 48%.
1
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-
18
12
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28% Aor
2
5
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81% Oct 18
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2
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30% Jail
•
12
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29
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56
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15
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44
26-
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Jan
52
28- Oct
r
33%
27 %
Tri-Ooniiner tal Corp common
2
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155
13.200
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,
29
55 Va
27
48
7
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8
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~
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100
39
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8
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6
57
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18
25
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26
36% Mar 12
-
27
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19
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64
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27%
18
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.
11
43% Dec
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39
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31 % Feb" 106."
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9.000
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Tlrnketi Roller Hearing
T"lerj<> .Edison Co. (Tile)
13
41%
1100
73%
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13,500
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2
12
-
,
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72
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21%
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25% Oct
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15% Apr
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27
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9
30% Oct
49% Nov ,21 ?
21% Jan 30
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Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.,
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5
30
28% Mar 21'-"
31
24% Feb
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96
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70 V4
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12
26
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1
12
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94% Apr
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7
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74
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20
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12
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15
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2
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13
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26
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80
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14
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33
29
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4
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21% Jan
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11% Apr ' 8
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10
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-
23
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95
13%
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11
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78
95
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32
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21
52%
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11
54% Feb
34% Feb
108 % Jan
52
72%
Talcott Inc (J»»*es
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4
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52
37 %
Bymlpgtoft Gould Corp
19% Apr
13;
12
45% May 17
; 1
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5% Nov
59 Vs
17%
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;
9
-
7
18% Dec
16"
33% Oct
13%
53'/*
58 V4
18%
Swift & Co
2
,
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•
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58 Va
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58 V4
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14
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6
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6
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8
8
49 %
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2
31
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:
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42 VSs Jan 10
v
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52
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15
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49
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12
Jan
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52
39*4
8
75
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8
29
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12
7
July
44'
8
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2474 Apr
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30% Apr
'
11
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7
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19
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12
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the Week
Apr. 13
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5
July 31
56
81/*
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13
6
81
4
31
12
88% Jan
6
42 '
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Thursday
57%
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..
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Feb
18% Mar
Drug
,
PRICES
52%
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1
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72% Feb
Feb
V 38
11
27
39
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12
12
Feb
; 13% Mar
7
26% Jan
-
51%
100
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
Sterling
19% Jan
3
46
6
34% Nov 28
940
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Co
Stauffer
'
12
18
12
29
Aug
23
22% Jan
-v..
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25
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22%
36
Aug 24;
10% Feb
8
13% May
-
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17% Mar 26
31
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*
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26
37% Dec
9
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18
Feb
Dec
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Mar
Jan
.
13
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of
18
19
31% May 28
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2
15% Aug
17% Jan
21
62% Js*n
87% Jan
28
32;
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10
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4
28
22%
48%
7
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Jan
57% Jan
Feo
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%
25
4
60
1I
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Dec
16%
12%
48
6.29
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%
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53% Feb
31% Feb
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of
48
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55% May 15
27% Mar 12
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-
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78
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Wednesday
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Apr. 9
39
6% Jan
25 Vi? Nov
t
Inc
Apr. 8
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11% Jan
51 % Jan
%
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Tuesday
„
preferred
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Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
.6
43% Jan 23
'
LOW "AND
Monday
$3.50
22
58% May
'
STOCK
31
13 % Nov
.
Standard
Oct
12
12% May 29
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
May 28
33% Dec
*
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12% Jan
3'
Va Jan
-5a
-
NEW
'
Lowest
91% Jan
43% Nov 29
43% Jan 23
49
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44% May 14
28
9% Jan
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,
.
Year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORO
160
A
160
160
10
10 Va
10
10'%
31
31
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57,200
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46
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8,800
27
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(1764)
22% Jan
11
8*4 Jun
15
23 '/• Jan
11
10
37% Jan
24
8% Jan
7
1
11
22% Feb 12
6
63
31% Apr
14
8% Feb
9% July 13
35% Aug
Jan
70
31
Dec
26
128
42% Nov
29
67% Mar 14
170
Feb
1
92
142% Dec
26
17% Dec 17
19% Sep
71% Sep
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
69
51% Jan
23
Nov
28
33% Dec
7
24
12
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12
64% Jan
11
Jan
28
;
2
1
61
2
73% Jari
2
155% Jan
4
5
8
Jan
4
87
Jan
21
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12
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9
Apr 11
15
7
17
10% Jan
Dec
27
99
Mar 23
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3
81 % Mar
31
13% Dec
26
26Vb Aug
15
13%
65
Dec
4
7
39
Apr
6
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167
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24
301
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137
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Dec
20
24% Nov
12
70
Dec
26
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12
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3
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4
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100
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10
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.
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7
130
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41%
41
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150
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12
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15,,
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15
26
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24
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18
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54
54
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2.300
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58
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104
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18
116
Feb
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30
103
Feb
85
Dec
28
106
13
13
Mar
87
Dec
31
47% Apr
12
Feb
12
11
111
88
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10
90
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9
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77
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13
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4
29
Feb
11
30 % Jan
2
12
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12
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30
12
13% Jan
8
15% Feb
13
Apr
28
92
11
25
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Jan
24
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2
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3
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23
20
Apr
30
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27
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26
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40'A Feb
9
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9
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12
1
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9
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12
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35 V4 Dec
9
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26
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8
28
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26
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105
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3
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14
93
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12
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2
91
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20
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27
90
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30
63
Apr
18
40
Apr
5
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108
Jan
12
103
Jan
29
31
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14
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20
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5
Dec
28
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23
93
91
13
17
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29
86
May
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5
Feb
17
129
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4
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31
46
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20
94
Sep
28
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8
62
Aug 30
27% Dec
36% Feb
20
1
99
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10
9
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23
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16
103
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31% Jan 18
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2
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30
61
12% Jan
23
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82% Apr 30
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5
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93
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23% Feb
61 Vb Feb
27% Jan
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9% Mar
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40
Mar
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16%
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Feb
Jan
Dec
17
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4
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26
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9
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31
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4
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Jan
7
18% Feb
8
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26
37*4 Feb
20
30V8 Feb 14
69
20
127
Oct
18
21V2 May 15
29% Oct
1
145
Mar 22
127
22
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
21% Jan 22
42% Mar 1
52*4 Feb 12
43Y2 Dec
19
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41 y8 Jan
23
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15
20% Apr
88% Nov 29
99% Jan
24
88
83% Nov
30
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9
83
7*4 Dec
31
10% Jan
4
7
26% May 24
Jan
10
Jan 23
.Feb 13
Feb
20
34y8 Aug
7
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
31
Feb
83% Feb
8
131*4 Dec
10
99
Mar 12
24
20
Jan
16
297/s Nov 28
22Ve Feb 12
25% Feb
'
12
12
*-
22%
22%
*111%
113*4
100
46%
47%
6.000
105%
105%
47
46%
"8
106'A
106
*85
89
*85
*90
93
*90
310
10
89
93
2.600
93
""
*92
95
*92
95
77%
77%
77%
30%
30%
30%
14; ?
14%
,16%
16%
*16%
18%
75%
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►
'
.
',
V
-
16%
.v '•
29%
14%
'
76
30
-X29%
.'13%
77%
77'A
30%
>13%
95
*92
95
*92
14
.
t
2,500
76%
v.:
29%
•
16%
"
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11.500
'
*10%
10%
14%
71
1,400
600
'■■V
72
*70
'71%
13%
13%
93
93
93
14'/a
14%
%
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v
70
*69'4
71
13%
13 %
*13*4
13%
29
29*4
29%
29%
73%
74%
75
17%
17
17%
Va
*73
17*4
13%
13*4
29%
75%
75%
3,000
' 17%
9,400
17
•
14'A
23*4
100
13
93
14%
23%
13*4
,
■
"29%
,
13%
93
14%
13%
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r"
70
13
'/
(
-
1,400
1,200 ' '•
2.400'
13%
■
1
14'4
14%
8
22%
23%
Pharmaceutical—1
93
*92*4
14
•
f-
...
*92%
93
40
14%
14%
1,900
"4,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
51%
51%
52%
51%
52 Va
51%
52
38*4
*37%
38*4
37%
37"%
*37%
38 >4
500
36
36%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
35 3 4
36 *A
4,600
28%
29
29%
29%
29
29
28 *A
28-Va
28%
28%
1,000
25 Va
26
26
26
30
".
25%
5
1
*25%
26
26
26
30%
29%
29%
4 29*4
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
2*4
30%
30%
30%
30%
47
30%
*46%
52
30%
Oil
Snowdrift
&
com—2.50
Sugar
Corp
Power
preferred
4%%
4%
4
8
pfd___100
103%
series
B
27.
103%
*94
97
*90%
92%
100
40%
40%
100
Supply Co com
*103 %
1
2i%
22%
.5
*15%
15%
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com__Nopar
noncum 2nd preferred
100
98
105
98
57%
...
58%
*75%
'77%
56
18%
18%
1C
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
29%
30
56%
57'A
*89%
90%
Air
Brake
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
1
No par
Whirlpool Corp common.,
.5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5% % preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 conv preferred
50
Wilcox Oil Co
5
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones Co
10
Windsor Industries Inc—;
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__10
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
f
30% Jan 14
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
6
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
-
.
,
?
'
56%
18%
18Va
29%
56%
88%
*125%
*127
56%
56%
94
''94
25% 25%
•
*63 ' 68%
*27%
28Vs
4S%
46%
< .
96% 96%
9%
10
*26Va 26%
*40%
41
50% 50%
13%
13%'
*73%
75
*15%
16%
4%
4%
21
21%
' 731%
31%
*127% 129
22
22%
27%-*27%
43y8
43%
57*4
58%
*91
91%
84*4
85
7%
7%
29y8
52
52%
*30%
31%
26Va
27
103% 103%
*94
97
*90
92%
40%
41%
*103 % 105
22%
22%
15%
15%
*96
98
57%
58%
*75%
77Va
56%
56%
2.50
Telegraph
Union
Jan
2 '
Jan
9
Mar 22
Jan
8
Mar 14
Jan
2
Jan
7
Jan 10
Jan 14
Feb 18
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan 31
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
22
Mar 6
32% Mar 20
131
Mar 19
22% Feb
6
31% Jan
8
45*4 Jan 16
60% Apr 10
92% Mar 15
88% Jan
3^
8% Apr 11
35% Jan
2
123*4 Jan
2
28*4 Mar 15
53
30%
30%
26%
preferred
Auto
*46%
45
51%
4
Kentucky
Penn
4t>
50
1
preferred
Indies
30
29%
56%
94 %
24%
*63
28Va
46%
96%
9%
26%
40%
50
<
xl3%
*73
*15%
4%
21
31%
*127*4
22Va
26%
43*4
30
57%
89Va
__
59%
94%
25Va
67%
28Va ""
47%
96*4
9%
26%
40%
50%
13%
75*4
16%
5
21*4
31 Va
129
22%
27%
58%
*91*4
85
7%
43%
60
92
85%
7%
29%
29%
4,100
2%
1,600
30%
*29%
*46
30%
46%
52%
52%
7.400
30
29%
27 V«
26%
103'A
103
97
-94
92%
*90
42
41%
700
53
*30
30%
26%
27Vb
*103
103%
*94
97
*90
.92%
41%
42
*103% 105
22Va
22%
15%
15%
*96
98
59%
60%
77'A
77%
58%
59
22%
15%
98
61 %
78
57
1,300
29%
2%
*2*4
26%
27
103% 103%
*94
97
*90
92%
41
42
*103% 105
15%
*96
58%
77Va
26%
29%
2%
':
30
.30
22%
11,900
46%
52%
30%
47
52%
30%
Mills
■>
30
2%
Western
12
' 69%
1 ,
96%
13
26%
28
68%
23
28Va
12
" 50%
29, ;'100%
28 Y 13%
1
.29*4
28
47
13
59
12 ,Y 15%
21. ''* 75,
22%
23 *A
4%%
Mar 25
129% Feb
84
*82
84
88
13%
Western Air Lines Inc
2
Jan
92
',.
20,400
113%
88
93
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
Apr
58
2
'P
•
22 %
*90
13%
Westinghouse
Jan
28%
93
1
100
*
Western Pacific RR common_No par
52 % Feb
-Y>
1
111 %
*
106 %
106 %
17%
Western
83
"li
27%
24,300
%
; 5 300
V
44%
90
,
*90
17
20% Jan
4
*85
17'4
30% Jan
65% Mar 20
106%
17 *4
63 % Jan
99% Jan
106%
46
46%'
13*4
12
27
;
,
■
28%
*82
22%
113%
46%
74
11
82% Dec
46%
600
12%
.43
43
28'
84
*82
29%
Mar
1
c
3,700
10*4
27%
12%
.
*123
*22%
113%
13
Feb
50% Nov 29
130
10,700
-
27%
•
*123
*111%
23
22%
74
18
36% July 17
29
78
*
43
%
28%
27%
84
*82
*111%
29%
4.10%
61 % Apr
15
43
42%
27%
27%
74
54
5
26% Nov
11
12%
*123
*123
13%
4.80%
Feb
12
.11%
■
*123
•123
27%
29%
Western
Feb
•; 43
•'» 11%
43%
74
26% Feb
9
17% Nov 21
48%
%
10
10%
27 »A
51%
Apr
71
May 10
82% July 20
ii%' *11%
10%
27%
—
*123
27%
27
38*4
4.20%
104% Mar 20
49
67
Feb
68% Feb
47
:
10 Vb
27%
J;
10
27%
23
West
Mar 20
98
11%
43%
'
10 %
,,
29 3 a
Coal Co—
West Penn Electric Co
16% Jan
Jan
88
104
13
11%
43%
*123
47
*
io%
"*27 %
27%
38%
West
11
26
47%, ,.48
47%
10%'
.
51
4.8%
18
Nov
47%
10%
38
West
28
Jan
3
10
97
Mar 20
2,800
50%
Wesson
1
4
25% Jan
29
20
28%
283/4
J
Wayne Pump Co
23
2
25% Jan
112'/a Jan
71 %
-•'
13
Pictures' Inc
Bros
Wayrife Knitting
29
19
Vb Jan
41
•
Welbilt Corp
4
44% Feb
2
44
170
1,000
25%
Washington Water Power—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
S
Apr
9
32'A Mar 27
2
28
29 % Mar 15
43% May 10
1
44% Nov
20% Feb
1
2% Feb
30V* Oct
'800
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Warner
26
Mar
3
8
'
1
No par
W
common
preferred
Warner-Lambert
17
Jan
&
Ward Industries Corp
Apr 10
38% Mar 28
38 % Mar 23
Jan
200
2.800
150
V
25%
71%
*70
i
Baking Co
5% %
52%
,
.
Jan
19% Feb
22
4
Jan
37% Aug
20
25% Feb
18%
'
,L
13Vb Mar 29
t
G
Walworth .Co
12
Feb
(Hiram)
15 % Jan
12
17% Mar 12
20% Sep
106
1,400
/
35
*147
150
*
*25%
—2.5C
Walgreen .Co
70% Feb
12% Jan
13 'A Dec
*147
149
25%
—No par
10
Waldorf System
6
95 Va Dec 17
280
V
7%
15%
;
71%
100
preferred
4Vs%
14% Jan >9
Mar 20
1
■
33
75
59%
"*34%
25%
W"
19
29
■
*70 %
•T
26
Nov
59%
34 %
34%
n
29 Vu Sep
04
60%
'
15
60
34%
1,300
3,100
82%
■;
:
7%
61%
■:
13 V4 Dec
Jan
oi%
7%
15%
82
82
34%
149
7%
Y * 14%
60%
14%
7%
>'7%
7
15%
10
36
*14
-
7%
7
*14%
■
150%
150
——
17*,8 Mar 2<r
3
Jan
14
Mar 13
.93
11
9
14% Dec
1
77"% Apr
46% Jap;11
28% Nov
9
85
102% Feb-17
'
8
Jan
88%
*;
.
6
:
61
*34%
3,200
17*2
*35
14
81%
6%
.
17%
17%
36
35%
60
61%
81%
'7
15
3,300
14
7%
82
6%
*14%
96,400
*35
-••'.V 7%
7%
02%
146%
17%
17%%:.
14%
82
r
146'
35
7%
500
61%
145%
*58
58%
01%
62%
147
14%
•
17%
1
58%
02%
140'A
*58
58%
58%
35
17%
*34
*82
84
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
22%
23
8%
div partic preferred——100
111% 111%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com„10
45%
46%
$5 preferred
100
106% 107
$4.04 preferred
-100
*85
90
$4.20 preferred
—100
*90
93
$4.12 preferred
100
*92 t." 95 ' '
Virginian Ry Co common
—.25 ' 1... 75% " 75%'
6% preferred
25L; ,,.,.30 '.. *30Y~
Vulcan Materials Go com—w^.l
v
13% d4*d
5% conv preferred
16
16%
16%
6
Mar
84
120
5
47% July 26
20
1,450
-
19%
*27%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3*4%
preferred
100
3
25% Jan
1
6
Jan
128
105 % Dec
28% Apr
18
28
14,000
41-
149%
'".''V-
,
7
46% Jan
25% Jan
Dec
82
95%
40%
149
150%
54
.7
14%
60
35%
150%
25%
*70%
27%
'Van Norman
—; :4__——
34% Mar 26
25% Dec
"93% '
41%
40'«
500
80
a
19%
')•J'\1''
1
Industries Inc
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
_10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%,
j.Vick Chemical Co.—
2.50-C Vlcks Snreve & Pacific Ry com_100...
*
5% noncumulative preferred—100 "
9
287a,Jan
20
21% Nov
95%
149
*83'
11,400
19%
7%
82%
7
14%
Vanadium Corp of America
2
50*4 Jan
1
2
2
123
86
8,800
A
......
'
1,1% Jan
2
4,1.% Feb 28
129
32%
80
*92 %
40%
14%
V
*-.*•'• ' '
y
12
9% Mar
28
.
"/Y
YvYV;;
25% Jan
6
•4
Nov
Jan
4
17% Jan
65%
32%
1
-
-
,
40% Feb
55% May
9
21
05%
32%
*83%
*83%
n.
;* k4
r'/YV/A'Y
12% Dec
24%
25
v-ii.
i<?
J*.
38% Feb
/
86
151
24 %
05%
32 %
■'
66
8%
i&:
■■
I-"
.
8%
25
*65%
*83%
7%
*82
No par
8%
25%
32
14%
Leaf Tobacco com.No par
preferred
Universal
71% Apr
Jan 28
;
1
2nd pfd.S
Wallpaper Inc com
B 2nd
preferred—_
Universal
3
2
8
12
15
; 24;
Corp
preferred
convertible
Class
Jan
■■V 69
14
Stockyards
17%
25
*8%
24%
*65%
31 %
*8%
58
58
No par
Co common
8%
3,600
31%
"'8%
24%
Shares
31%
31%
32
Apr. 1
19%
19'%
*53%
.
31%
*8%
41
16% ""'A 60%
100
146*A
'Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
31% Jan
82% Mar 29
/:
9
12
23% Feb
„_50
United Stores $4.20 noncu
Jan
144
29% Mar 12
20
United
'
Apr. 11
32%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 10
24%
151*4
151
.
com.-SO
Mln
noncumulative preferred
1%
47% Feb
•'
23% Dec
7
6% Jan
Jan
7%
US Tobacco
15
15% Feb
Dec
9
"Z
25
18
Jan 22
&
Corp common
preferred
36
40%
100
Steel
8
'*92%
__1
preferred
7%
U
1
13% Jan
23
Feb
r
8%
24%
65%
32%
86
95%
5
preferred
1st
noncum
5
6
4
8%
Mar
17
7 % Dec
41 >
1
,
common
;,'U. S. Shoe Corp i.
US Smelting Ref
v
33% Mar
82
'
156
Co
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
US Rubber Co
Jan
145% Jan
Feb 10
14% Apr
:,>r
Foundry Co
Playing Card
Plywood Corp common
32
31 %
*8%
24%
' 65%
31%
,*83%
10 >
5
10
1
100
100
Wednesday
Apr. 9
31%
1
common
preferred
3%%
'
93% Mar 29
'
57% Mar 25
27
12% Jun
4
Mar
87
.
2
Jan
52
16
19% Jan
38
US
4
57% Jan
9
Jan 20
169
30
Dec
US
4
27
17% Feb
73% Dec 31
17
4
Mar 25
145'
10
56
143
66% Mar
4d% Jan
39% Feb
17
Mar
27% Jan
35% Jan
90% Mar 27
July 18
4%%
Co
US Pipe &
4
84% Mar 13
2
90% Mar
81 % Dec
Lines
8
1
30% Mar
51% July 18
U
2
Jan
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
36% Dec
Sales for
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 8
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Lowest
28
32 *'2 Nov 29
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1956
61% Dec
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
l»o{e for Previous
59%
*103%
22%
15%
.
*96
60%
*77
58
60
22%
15%
500
58
2.400
18%
18%
18%
18 %
29%
57%
29%
58
90
29%
57%
*88%
29%
58%
94%
25
63
27%
47%
59%
94%
9%
*26%
*40%
49
13%
*73%
*15%
* 64
*27%
"* 47%
'
10
26*/a
'*
41
51%
137/a
75%
16%
5
21%
31%
5
21*4
31 %
*127
22
26%
43 V»
59
91
84%
7%
'
128
22
43%
60%
91%
84%
7%
i
29 %
29*4
95%
93A
*26V8
*40%
49%
* 137/a
*73*4
*15%
4%
21*4
31%
58%
94%
59%
943A
25
25
*64%
68%
28
48
'28
'
95%..
9%
26%
41
50%
14
73*4
16%
5
21%
31%
127
127
29%
16.700
9,800
61,300
58
89%
300
58%
13,500
*125%
58%
94%
24%
95%' ' 95%; '
2,600
13,100
78
18%
25%
63
27%
47%
3,900
4.300
50
60 V8
30Va
"57%
89%
*125%
140
98
18%
—
16,300
105
29%
57'A
*88%
*125%
90
800
47
22
29
43%
58%
*90%.
85%
7%
22
29%
43%
29%
29%
59%
91%
85%
8%
32y8
32%
106*4 108%
26%
27%
32%
32%
107% 110%
26%
27%
32%
32%
110% 112%
26%
27
*32y8
32%
109
110%
26% 26%
113%
117%
113%
112%
47%
*95%
9%
*26Va
41
.
,
49%
13%
* 73%
*15%
5
x21%
31%
*124
22
29%
43%
59%
91
*85%
8%
29*4
94%
270
25%
9.500
70
28
.
5,600
50
96%
10
12,400
100
26%
41
50%
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115
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Number 5<J29,
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Record
Bond
(1765)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
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column
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Dec
98
Lowest
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Apr. 8
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17
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Lowest
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YEARLY
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i
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^Mar-Sept
debs
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73
88
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28
The Commercial and Financial
42
Chronicle.
.
Monday, April -15,1957
(1768)
NEW YORK
,
Interest
Last
Period
"IBONDS
New lork 6Uck EwhwD
•
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Low
23is
1981__Jan-July
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series A
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94
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debentures
87%
89
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98
100
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11
84
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8
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5
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April-Oct
1990—
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1980
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!i»j>
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A
1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
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JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
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&
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N
1st
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fixed
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2003
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1952
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72
0
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67
67
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1978——
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90
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Feb-Aug
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——...Feb-Aug
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3%s registered 1998
————______Feb-Aug
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83
98
1976—Mar-Sept
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101 y2
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104%
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104;j-4 104%
104%
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Jamestown Franklin A:
100
90
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4%s s f debentures 1087
—Jan-July
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1st mortgage 3s
1980
Jun-July
3%s
96
99%
10
,93
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—.....April-Oct
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92
101 % 101%
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92%
97
B 1972—Ma^-Nov
Rys Central America 1st 5s
Oil Pipe Line Co—
Inter
92%
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International Minerals & Chemical
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
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146
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93'
96%
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170
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New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977-——
92%
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88%
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1974
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6
/
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93
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89
92%
1980———May-Nov
conv
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3J/2S
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91 %
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—
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100% 100%
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1967
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debentures 1982
1
!
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Friday's
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*
or
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90%
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mtge 3%s. 1986
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f
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1st
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91
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mortgage
Consoi
86
88%
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Natl
National
83
8
85
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3%s series C 1974
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->
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3%s s f debentures 1980_.
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York Stock
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Period
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debentures
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debentures
1972
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1976—...-June-Dec
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sale
in
the
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impaired
reported
as
2%s
not
year's range,
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the
Power
1976.Jan-Jt/Zp
included
in
the
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by maturity.
being in bankruptcy,
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year's
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Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
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during
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.,
current
week.
flat.
selling
AND
YEAKLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 8, and ending Friday, April 12. It is
compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
or
bond in which
anyj^ealings have occurred during current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
i
Range
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Manufacturing,
footnotes
cee
12
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Low
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
Air
Associates
10%
10%
11%
6.400
9
Jan
11%
Apr
Air
Way
25%
26
250
25
30
Feb
Ajax
Alabama
Mar1
Inc
Petroleums
6VA
6%
400
5% Mar
6%
Jan
7
7
7%
2,700
6% Mar
10%
Jan
Alabama
2
1%
2%
3.200;
1% Mar
23/«
Jan
Alabama
Power
7% Mar
8'
Feb
Alan
8%
8%
8'
3,100
5%
Jah
10% Mar
■*
55*
Gas
Wood
cumulative
for Week
Low
High
Feb
11%
700
3% Mar
5%
Jan
%
1,900
Jan
1
Jan
30 %
1.800
8Ve
8%
3%
3%
4
%
%
29%
29%
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High
3
1
!
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1.000
8
29 %
347/a
Feb
50
155
155
10
154
92
92
50
V88
.Jan
10
28
28%
160
Mar
preferred—100
Southern
Steel
Sales
Range
2
Corp
4.20%
Week's
ol Prices
50c
J}'-
Inc
Ltd
Great
-1
37
(N
Industries
-1
6%
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
1.000
%
Stock
High
4%
~
Last
STOCKS
Shares
4%
1
common
D8?e
APRIL
4%
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Inc
-Manufacturing Corp.
Aero Supply
Manufacturing-]
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
for
ENDED
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Inc
Aeronca
Ainsworth
WEEK
1
common
Industries
FOR
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%
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1975
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,
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4s
debentures
80
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83
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94
95'%
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85
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...
110%
65
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5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971:
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.
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.
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.
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101.
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3Vis series B 1971
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conv
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A
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h
Power
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__
(Indiana)
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5s
85%: 85%
147
income
RR—
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gold
Power
June-Dec
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mortgage
Penn
87 Vi
88
82
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113%
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160
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162
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1957—May-Nov
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13
89 Vi
97
97
94%
Jan-July
1983
Products
1969
1976..—l_
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mtge
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5'As
139
,
—Jan-July
^
2%s
RR
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89%
84%
575
877i
65
H 1983
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gold 5s 1994
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gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
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{.
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1961——1.Jan-July
1977
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85
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.
1986
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first
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ref
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3%s
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v
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series
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2%s
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of
subord
conv
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80
99
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April-Oct
1947—.
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74%
,
93%
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1973..
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—
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1976
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vi
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1970
88
92
;
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First and ref mtge 2%s ser H
1980—Mar-Sept
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(Oregon Lines)
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u'jApril-Oct' ,'i'V
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—^-May-Nov.
93
96
106
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Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
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4Vis
83
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1975—
1947
series
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291
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94
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90 Vi
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:
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1985
97
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.
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r
—
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debs
1979
debentures
debentures
3%s
•; First and refund mlge
.
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66 Vi
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101
99
gtd 5s 1963——April-Oct
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3V4s
•
84%
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RR
2%s
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./
June-Dec
1976..—
North
&
^
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*,
1982——Aprii-Oct
1971.^April-Oct
1951
conv
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93 %
■
debentures
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Corp 4%s
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86
92
June-Dec
f
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96%
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1972
debentures
assented
82
75%
65%
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r
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j
,
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debentures 1974_-
Pipe Line 3.20s
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88.
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June-Dec
1972
2%s
debs series A
88
;
.
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88
96%
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92
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sinking fund mtge series A 1951....June-Dec
88
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—
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debentures
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1982
f
s
trust
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.
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96
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1976
^
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lApril-Oct
1971..
1977
coll
&
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;
83%
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3s
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r
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1971
debentures
Manufacturing
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B
1970
debentures
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v.,-...
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1
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.
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
cons
gold 4s 1968~Ju?je-Dec
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Paper
Seaboard
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85%
111
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2%s debs
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certificates
inc bond
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1980
1982
debentures
2%s
—
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1996-Jan-July
—
debs
3 Vis
2%s
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income
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1980
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82
111
4
96,
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3%s 1971___Arap-Nov
and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
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gold 5s
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debentures
debentures
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—_
1st
f
s
Ohio
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&
gold
1974
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5
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6Vas(
mortgage 4Vis series D 1977_i.—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3V4s series J 1969
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St
86%
38
__
Muy-Nov
s
82
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General
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
3%s
\ .,1st mtge & coll trust 3%s. 1971.
92%
87
99%
1
;
83 Vi
111
95%
-Feb-Aug
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Union .Tank Car 4'As s f debs
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United Biscuit Co of America
2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
82
84
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1955____
Electric
82%
111
1985..JanrJuly
v
97
13
34
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84
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95%
81
96
224
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94
92%
81 Vi'
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1946
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33
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96
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100%
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;
101
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106
96
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100
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1
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100
.
/
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__Jan-July
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&
•
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sinking
1973
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!
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110
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
|4
Monday, April 15, 1957
...
(1770)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
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Allied Control Co Inc
Investing cap
Allied Paper Core—
Allied Products (Mich)
Ahmiimuri
of America
Co
common
—
87%
350
83%
Jan
88%
Jan
Capital City Products common
,—5
20(1
22
Feb
23%
Jan
Carey Baxter & Kehpedy Inc—
23
—1
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%
•
200
71
4.500
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-
,
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33
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Jan
31
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17.300
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15
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14%
250
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16
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700
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110
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—
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.
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—
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of
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:
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60
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43
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3,100
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,
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Textile
Apr
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•10
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100
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_
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—
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Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
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——
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%
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33
8%
33
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5
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n
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-
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Dayton Rubber Co class A—
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8%
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———
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*
900
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14
92%
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B
16%
48%
Apr
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common
4% cumulative
Brown Rubber Co
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9%
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*
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45%
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bearer
rets
Brown Company
700
10%
8%
450
28%
*
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8
1
Feb
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
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British American Tobacco—
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3%
6% Mar
800
15%
1
5%
7
14%
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%
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91 vb
31
3
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Jan
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Jan
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8
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preferred class A
4%
100
Mar
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14%
12 %
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Feb
300
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200
6
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10
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Feb
9
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11
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Feb
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3%
.
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Co
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Feb
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6
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100
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I
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Mar
14
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2
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Jan
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97
96
96
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1
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Apr
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4%
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6
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Apr
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National Steel
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Apr
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1,900
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5%
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Mar
26% Jan
Mar
27% Mar
Jan
9% JEn
7%
21.700
5% Mar
1.800
5%
2%
22
26
--
30c
2%
1
11%
14,700
4%
—1
8
Jan
12% Mar
"
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*
10c
Apr
8%
•18 % Mar
1,300
22
20
21 %
4%
~
10
*
comnfbn
1
common—1
Ltd
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5
.1
25c
2
—1
14%
Feb
3% Mar
200
100
;
3,800
2%
18%
4
Vs
(Mich);——I
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4%
2%
18%
4
common..
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1,000
10
Apr
3
800
4 "a
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9%
9%
1
Co
National
National
4
—
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14
14
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Namm-Loeser's
National
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17
607/b
-
1
125c
shares
National
43
Io%
9%
Ji
TV Inc
Muskogee
91% Mar*
2%
Feb
46% Mar
26%-Mar
9%
10%
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Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring- common
-
Jan-
,
16
14,800
National
Feb
'
76
' 16% Mar
t
1 % Mar
100
9,300
8%
A
Vernon
Mountain
Muntz
5% Mar
23
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•-
8%
Feb
-
Jan
1,800
16%
49%
8%
Apr
39%
1%
16%
48%
•
48 7/b
common____l
cumulative
Neptune
43%
40% 'Apr
Jftn
14%
1,100
6%
Machinery
6% Jan
Jan
70
1,100
12%
2
1%
I'A
.'
50
575
10
Jan
90
16%
14%
Apr
2.950
6% Mar
29%
1
59%
2.500
3.800
16%
Co —....1
52% Mar
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Apr
7%
i—
-
5I«
15V«
76
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common
Public
Clemens
6%
15% Mar
•
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4,200
T
Jan
9%
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Moody-Investors participation pfd_—•
'Mount
Jan
•24'
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85%"
5
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&
74%
£j
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5
6%"
4D7»i,
Feb
5
3% Mar
1,200
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Corp
National
5%
300
55
Jan
3,725
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National Casket Company _—»—,
National Electric Weld Machines.
£1
reg
4'/b
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Jan
A
Feb
Feb
1A,
Co..'.
common
convertible
Minnesota
-Mt
10% Jan
ttn
'20%
2
1%
Feb
51%
Apr
38
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1
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*
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16Va
•
Abrasive
IMonongabela
■
Jan
'
2,300
10
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Coin
Jan
117%
Feb
6
Marine
dividend
Piping
Wohl
J Mining
Mar
60%
Feb
Jan
50c
+-
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non cum
./-Missouri
.21% Mar
Jan
110
20'%
V
33% Apr
20% Mar
'20%
Mar
5
10%
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1
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Co
Oil Corp $t conv
Steel Products—
4%%
Apr
46% Mai-
;
States
Midland
•
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Feb
23%
51%
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; Miller
Apr
4!i
107
Jan
8% Jan
15,700
13%
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-
Jan
.
Feb
2%
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Mar
,
16%
42% '
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12
Jan
29%
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11% Jan
1
-10
Feb
17%
"27% Mar"
200
Feb
6%
15% Mar
4
1
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preferred..——
Jin.
Feb
"40
30c
——
preferred
16%
*
.
.
12%
A
Thermit
Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating A Stamping
Michigan Steel 'J'ube.j
4.50%
Feb
Jan
10 %
15%
—i.'
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common.
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%
1
-.5%
Jan
5%
14%
700
12% '
42
.
2%
1
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Co
cumulative
*
Jan
Von
28%
4
200
5%
15
12
Jan
Apr
x—*
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cumul
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4.40%
2%
26%
5%
Jan
5%
21%
*
5%
8%
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4.80%
29%
..
Jan
10c
Refrigerating
Apr
-
1% Mar
-
*6.900
Jan
17%
*
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27
..Jan
5%
600
700
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100
-
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10
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3%
17,800 *
11,100
common
16% Mai1'.' ,6%
Apr
Feb
5%
21%
4%
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o
10
5%
21%
■
,
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Textile Corp
Midwest,
Feb
Jan
19 !4
Light 4* pfd—lOO
Industrial Enterprises fm*.
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Industrial Hardware Mlg Co
50e
thrtr
14
10%
'
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Mid-West
Jan
94
67
Feb
18%
Co
Jan
25
67**'
(Canada»
Insurance Co of
6
,.'28%
7
Mesabl
$2
Feb
9%
.
Jan
t
12%. Feb ;
300
Co
5%
Jan
96%
Tobacco
Indianapolis Pwr
3%
6
12
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A
Mfg
Midland
Jan
Jan
7a
4,200
1%
-2%
34%
Feb
4%
1,100
;
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Imperial Tob of
Jan
22 % Mar
,
5'/4
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I
Imperial Oil
12
700
-
•
5%
cooinvon..'
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Pproletins
6 %
4,
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•
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21% Mar
'
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4%
a*
Feb
300!
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ccts
Feb
Jan
Jan
~
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pref.,
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;i.
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Apr
3% Mar
-
(A
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/
Jan
bt/72
•
300
Inc
Apr
Feb
Imperial. Chemical Industries—
dep
Jan
6%
13%
7,100
Metal
3%
leo
15%
V
Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Amer
3 V,
-28%
warrants
Service
Johnson
Metal
Mar
58%
3,900
17%.
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common
preferred
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&
12%
14%
2
Merrill
Uah
Feb
Inc
Tire
Merchants
39% Jan
6,500
Co
Hubbell
Hurd Lock
14
Feb
1,000
Baking
Hardart
6%
36%
Jan
vs-A.-ar i
1,400
j
Hardart
Humble Oil
Jan
2%
12% Mar
3
Co
International
s
Jan
Jan
7%
A..
class
Bearing
A1
3%
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800
14s;
1".
—.*%*'.
5%
25c
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Mead
Jan
Feb
30%
,
50
8'6'0
common..
^
(Geo
13%
14%
,_1
second
A
CominuuJcatiori
McKee
'
Jan
62%
,
..
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Horn
3,600
Feb
Apr
4% Mar
lft
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Corp
Jan
*4%
Jan
;/i
•-4-
80
common
A
Inc
12 Tb
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;
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■Mays
Jan
19
3% Mar
•
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4%
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.
.
300
ICC
—IOC
2,
100
,
V
1
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Publications
Maniscliewitz
•'*-•
2% Mar,
Feb
-
555/»
25,900
...2
common..
B
Ball
iiorder's
12%
Feb
Apr
Feb
~7%
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Public
Jan
'
.
—.25
pfd.
Products
eta
800
7 V.i
Inc______
(Tlie)
,-Mangel (Stores
3%
Feb
/
of
Land
Truck
11%
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Jan
3%
,
Co
1V4
25c
common
Chain.....
Corp
Jan
^
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.
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Holly CorporaUon
Holly 8 to res Inc——
Class
2-b
Jan
14Va
20
2 %
8,400
50c
Common
I *9%
9%
700
A——-i.—1Industries Inc
Holophane
7,200
9,800
5
5
(U
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Petroleums
Ltd...
'
Macfadden
*
Feb
11.100
'
12%
Hofmaan
Home Oil
18^8
Jan
3!b
-
27
g
common
Mages Sporting Goods
Mag 11a Oil Corporation
Apr
77
35%
A Co Inc common
Class
12
17% Feb
5/«
;
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Extension University
Lobiuw .Groceterias
Mack
Apr
79%
V
2 V«Jan-
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15% Feb
200
3,300
m
*
Jan
132
75
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Feb
•
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9% Feb
Apr
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Jan
20% Mar
i
168.
*
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Feb
Apr
Jan
4
'
&
,
14'/4
Feb
.40
common
Co
Electric
Mlg
3
'
,10%
Jan
26,000
83
——,——25c
...
Henry Holt A Co
(R)
500'
J
2%
;
1
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6*.
30.200
»1B
*
.
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10%
2%
5
Jan
1%
^
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,
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3% Jan
98%
24% Mar
4T«
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•
2% Mar
700
-
10 j.
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•
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—
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.Hlgbie
15
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2-£}.% Jan
,
75 pesos
Jan
127 *.
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; 9,600
Company
Watch
IVb
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+
.
630
i"t
3V*
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Feb
2'/a Feb
21 % Mar
xi2
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,
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—
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preferred
'tiiicuies
12%
95
23% Jan
6
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*
.—...
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A
Apr
2,200
a.
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,
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2,650
33a
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U Mar
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<4
5
2%
Apr
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13%
14
_
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.
.
,
>
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2
V
1
Light
Mining Co
Heller
Jan
27
%
15%
1278
Jan
1
——
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Hazeltlne
Hecla
1%
l{,'r Feb
2%
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33%
Jan
1
1,700
161 i
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Bakeries
Hazel Bishop
4%
50
20.
,
Tourneau
Locke
Apr
'
700
2%
130^ 1J0%
2% -2%
2%
2
.
Apr
Mar
■
13%
25- Jan
8%-
168
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1,000
98
13 %
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:
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*
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Jan
.
600
2%
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Hathaway
Jan
3
Jan
-5%
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6%
16%;, Jan '
1,000
8%
130%
*
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I
Harnlschfeger Corp
Harvard
v
18%
3
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1
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,ti&siing»
100
2"B
20
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97%
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10%
9%
300
25%
'
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-
7.600
•
70%
'
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,
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"
'-
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29%
4,700
25
*
.
H
Plywood
Hartford
9%
24
15%
5%
cumulative
preferred—
Litton -lnduntrlc?i* Inc^:
a
•
•
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V, 1%
8% Mar
1,000
2%
A lab as tine
A
600-
i
700
..
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38 V*
*
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6%
2 % Mar
23%
27
*
%,
Hall
13% Feb
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
Apr
5%
7,000
2%
13%
,
.
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,
Liberty Fabrics
12% Jan
„
'■
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~8%
—,—.—i.
....
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B i
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Inc
Liberal
7% Jan
*19.:
-
Feb
"92%
,
23,2 j0
25%
10c
-
inc
_I-_—
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25
11%
_3%
preferred
8%
1,400
510
10%
%
Grocery Stores Products common
5
Guild, Films Company
Inc——10c
B
"
33%
2%
9%
Class
95
<.
33%
11%
A
8,600 *
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IF
50
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Land
:l%
's
12%
33%
1
$4.50
14%
79
5%
31,800
98
"
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Lefcourt
-
5/1
/•■
'
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4%
2%
Feb
10% Jan
15,800
3 iVi
14%
Co
Leonard
/
53 % Mar
18 ,4-Jan
10,500 V
8%
_1
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Co
Company
States
Jan
.
3,J00
id
—,
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(I
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Lear
'
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-
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Gmlf
2%
4%
2 %
Company
Hotels
Lamson
La
Jan
<
lu%rFrb
16'%
.-.-J.
-
common.——4
Hydraulics' .1—
Grlesedieck
1,400
13,900
li!
pfd.
Lauston Industries Inc
Jan
{
Jan
Z "V ' 5% Jan
n: 2,600
29%
-22
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3
V16
v
.
Feb
Jan."
39%
300
-
V l'%- '• 1%
16
Jan
'
2%
Feb '*
88,900
Varnlsti
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dft
700
10%
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7 ft 1st preferred..:
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2%A
1
—
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I
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Lamson
Corp of Dt:laware_-__~IIIl5
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2%
„
17l4
-■
7
1%
1
liidustnea
200
49%
B
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2 %
%
Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea—
-
_
L'Alglon Apparel Inc..
La .Consolidada S A.
Lake Shores
Mines Ltd
,
Mar.'V 6- Mar'
5% Feb V
Jan
: 8%
_1
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Amer
9%
7„
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Laclede-Chrlsty
Jan
loa,
-Feb
2
-17%
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Great
•
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Grand
'•
31
:
Feb •"
5
1,100
48
17%
.
^—-10
class
3%
200
2'/4
"-J
'■
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Goodman
„,
Co
(Adolf)
Goldfleld
Z
Corp.
Distillers
-i700
5%
2'/a
49%
:2222i
Co
Jan
105 1 .Mar..
5V4
,
Mines;—
^
16%
13% Mar
:2.50c 7 '
com,man.
:
A
28
'*
25
1
Gilchrist
100
Feb
2 V4
2%
common,
Gladding
15
'
~
"2%
Corporation—_ ._-.__l,7
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'
5%
*
Corp
30%
30%
W- *
'
warrants
Supply
%i-.
15
,
•
common—
preferred
Union
4,900
6
8%
2%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
-
Apr
8^4
Yellowknli'e
Aid en
Jan
2%
iwii
6%
Feb
1
■
Glen
11%
-
Apr
7%
6%
._:25c
Globe
Jan
Jan
Stores
Glenmore
<S>
Knott
Jan
4Vb
Co
(AC)
1^0
Mar
3%
13TB
5%
9%
150
Petroleum
Minerals Corp
Kleinert
Feb
6% Mar
convertible ,preferred.—_ :.__2o
•*.60
11,800
4}J
•
13%
g
Products...
Kobacker
109
41*
Klein
Jan
1,100
General Plywood,: Corp
Giant
10
112%
Apr
6,200
•
Gilbert
•'Feb
* 2
—5
5%
common.
VenSyn
Klikiahd
Mar/.
6
Power
IGeneral
8
25
Oil
Kingston
Kirby
Mar
Gii
.—£1
,
,Ill
Ptp
Feb
103%
Feb
5 %>
5%
convertible
preferred
General Electric Co Ltd-rr-
,
2,900
3,100
105! 4
9% Mar
2,900
13%
(Del)..
Kennedy's Inc
Klddp (Walter)
Apr
6
General Builders
1
21%
2%
%
Apr
2 % Mar
3,600
2
11,900
•
75
•
c
Ltd-—™
Co
Kin-Ark
Jan
13%
5%
„
General Acceptance Corp
••
lU'/4
.
600
Jan
45
Feb
Kawneer
Apr
Co
General Alloys
Oils
Co
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co.I
Mar
7%
.
41 % Mar
100
-
3
6%
Inc
Sales
preferred
——-—U>0.
Oellmaii Mfg Co common..--—•
,
5%
Company
(Geo A)
Glass
Kaltman (D) A
company
Kansas Gas A Electric
4%%
8.% Mar
22%
7%
10',«
2%
i
Kalspr 'Industries
Apr
Jan
1
Beer
(The)
Qatlneau
,
1 %
fa*/2 Mar
800
.5%
8%
-7% Mar
16%
Inc..—. .1.25
Industries
Luxe
De
Jupiter
Feb
Apr
2,500
4%
9%
56
Jan
2ft Mar
3% Jan
-
t
v
Inc
jeannette
Jan
7%
Feb
16%
■
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:
£1
dep rets ord reg
FresnlUo
8%
n%
■
.
Fort
7%
37,0CO ;
-
8%
103
—
Co
1,200
10 V#
10!a
22%; " 22%
1
5%
"
High
Jan
6% Jan
4% Jan
'
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-
Manufacturing
Katz
212
103 Vg
voting
Motor
Jan
^peb
12
.
yoo.r
9%
*
43%
Jan
Feb
100
2{i
-
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B
V
-4,|
7%
1
b
13,7c»J
734
'
12%
A—
500
1
-
-;1l
-
1
class
7'/b
•
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Class
Amer
Apr
6%
Feb
.
•42%
■
Jan
6%
-
4
•
Jan
10%
16
43 %
Inc
Class
Ford
7%
1,400
17:1
10
Ltd
Line
Motor
5,500
Feb
22.900
8%
12% Mar
-
Feb
-.2,000
4,v
.
Feb
40
11'/4
*
11
■
102
Feb
3%
900
.
,
2,M!
1
9%
12,100
Vie
7%
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Co Inc
3%
16V*
.2.00
Stores
1,300
-
7%-.
1
9% Mar
0^-% 6%
11
'■J
16%
:
Inc
(U Hl
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.
ll»/a
40
la
Mines Ltd
Oua Lta—•Financial General Corp
Fire Assoclatlon
(Phlla)
imi*w
vf luu
17%
Low,
56
7%
.
Range Since Jan. I
High
54%
7%
Irving Air Chyte..
I
I—III
Israel-American Oil Corp
lOc
Iarael-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Feb-.;
15%
Shares
pfd__10Q
Feb
'3
.
55
i
...
2%
la
Instrument..
&
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
3.90%
Iron Fireman
—33 %c
12%
Vii
common
Falrchltd Camera
Jan
29% Mar
Company;
800
;:
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Feb
Jan
Oil.
3,200
3
6 Vii
<
Intex
4,800
40
nye
Ltd
Line
Apr
3%
-
Corporation
Eureka Pipe
9%
13%
•.'7%
40%
—
Jan
Jan
•ft
26 Vs
28..-jvj
B-
24 V2
.11%
XlO.ti
r 7%
Co
28
Jan
7%
for Week
Low
International Petroleum capital stoca."
International Products
5
International Resistance Co...
10c
100
3%
;
convertible
preferred
Forge A Steel Corp com
6% cum 1st preferred
Iro
Manufacturing
■squire Inc
-•
Par
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
JL6%
9a
11:
$2
"/«
2u0
30%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Exchange
10%
3 Vi
T
Electric
4.9UJ
Friday
Si'OCKS
Ameiitan Stock
12-w
3%
Erie
-
APRIL
lu',s|
llVs
*.
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
yi(i
i
common
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District
rb$)
xi.
•
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
~y%
class A
A
■lectrographic
Electronics
24
Limited
Mines
ENDED
High
19 y* ,Jan
$2
preferred
■do Corporation
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Sugar Associates—
Common
FOR
for Wf ek
Sale Price
Exchange
Slock
•*
37/a Jan
4,800
2%
Feb
27%
Apr
32
Jan
4% Mar
5
Jan
2%
Jan
•
28
'
27%
28%
-2.000
'4%
4%
200
*
4%
-J
■
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
36
Monday* April 15, 1957
.
(1772)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
AmcrlcfI°S^ck
British
Chamberlain
New
England Tel &
Haven
New
%
Apr
lii
Feb
2IB
convertible preferred
50c
Idria Min &
New
Jersey Zinc—
50c
New
Mexico
New
New
Coal & Oils Ltd
Park Mining Co
New
Process Co common
New
New
New
Corporation
IV*
71,500
—
VA
Feb
1%
Jan
38% Mar
47%
Jan
7,500
13%
16% Mar
ITH
1%
0
"2%
1%
1,600
Airlines
North
RR Co—"
Penn
Pub
Ind
Northern
Class
A
100
12 Va Jan
13V4
55% Jan
78
Feb
10(4 Jan
11% Mar
3%
23,200
Ml
5(4
Apr
2,200
2%
2,600
6
17,800
3
Mar
3%
40,700
7%
Feb
11%
10:5o
900
9%
Jan
11
37
200
5%
36%
36(4
x40
4%
47 it
5%
5;;;
7%
8 Va
,
5Y.I Jan
10,800
6,400
7%
V
;
190
90
'88%
86
6(4
•
Jan
A ;B
...
5f?f
Jan
7
53,900
3/if
Feb
2
4,700
lu
Class
•■■■-■
"irik
.Vr
-*
I-
Silex
»'
Co
—50c
Ogden Corp common—,
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Oils
Okalta
Old
.
Company
Inc
--
Jan
-200
60
Feb
64%
Feb
95
Jan
62
99%
s
2% Mar
!
2,4
Jan
3
2,950
71%
Jan
"85
800
2%
Apr
3%
Va
1,400
4
Apr
5%
12
Mar
14
400
80
Feb
92
Jan
25%
1,000
24
26
Mar
4%
3,800
4
7
«
—
!H)
88
24%
24 /u
——-J
1
3'%
.
Jan*
3%
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co;
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
4 Vb
Feb
Amer
Skiatron
Slick
Apr
(Howard)
Smith
P
Soss
1st preferred
Pacific
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
$4.36
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
South
Coast
200
27%
Jan
30%
Jan
South
Penn
700
25% Mar
28%
Jan
'
26
20 /4
Pacific
20%
1,200
25 Vb
Jan
27(4
Jan
700
25(4
Jan 1;
27(4
Jan
4.88%
400
23(4
Jan
26(4
Jan
4.56%
'500
22%
Jan
24
Jan
4.48%
23
V» Jan
4.32f.%
4.24%
cumulative
preferred—
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
Petroleum
Inc
Pacific
Power
160
91%
95r'»
(io
104 % 106%
550
95%
89%
10%
10%
29,000
1%
3 7»
4l/4
33,900
5%
3%
Class
Patino
Ltd
Canada
of
Traffic
.x
15
——2
,xx
Boys
(The>x.
.——1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pep
Peruvian
Oils
Minerals..—
&
Pierce
Aircraft
—x.
Governor
1
common—
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Wine Co„„r
i
;/
'llVi-'
1ft
Corp
Prairie
Pratt
Oil
& Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Inc
Metals
Preston
East
Mines
Progress.Mfg Co Inc
_x
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
Public
Gas
Service
4%%
Southland
Apr
Jan
IV*
Jan
Apr
5%
4% Jan
Jan
3%
62%, Jan
Va
6
Jan
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
Standard
Forgings Corp
Gas & Elec rights
9%
Jan
Standard
Industries
10(4
Jan
100
1
4%
Standard
Jan
Standard
Oil
Mar
600
53 Vb
fr. 7
Feb
Mai¬
400
ls %
13,300
IV*
5,900
800
6:'h
2
1,700
%
•
10 VH
500
11%
2,100
%
1
91
%
2,900
1,050
6%
7 %
2,900
7%
300
Standard
58(4
19%
Feb
Feb
5%
2
w
Standard
24%
Stanrock
Feb
Starrett
(The)
Feb
Steel
Co
of
Jan
Steel
Parts
Jarv
6
Jan
7V8
Apr
Sterling
Brewers
Jan
7% Mar
Sterling
Inc
100
23(4
Jan
1,500
1%
Jan
1,400
4% Mar
23u
23 %
23 %
500
9%
9 %
50C
8
Feb
100
57
Jan
4
Mar
69
4[ ■
19 A
17%
19
A
43,100
%
6
2.50
,
55
.
9
22'A
Jan
245,b
Jan
Jan
Stetson
6
Jan
Corp
common
B)
Jan
9(4
Apr
Stroock
70(4 Mar
6 V*
Apr
&
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Jan
9(4 Mar
200
14'/a
Jan,
16 Va
Jan
11%
800
10%
Apr
11
300
1
9%
75
91
91
1,909
300
Petrol
International
9%
85 V2
9%
Feb
15%, Apr
17%
Jan
16 Va
18
Jan
Jan
Talon
B
Inc
Reda
Reis
Pump Co
(Robert)
Reiter-Foster
Thew
Remington
Rice-Stix
Co
Corp
Oil
Corp
&
Arms
Co
Mining
extended
Rochester Gas
Rokeach
Rolls
(I)
Jan
Elec
Sons
Jan
Thorofare
1
16(4
49
1,800
38%
Feb
49%
Apr
Tilo
100
x9%
Feb
13 %
Jan
200
19
Apr
21%
Jan
Tobacco
23(4
800
21 % Mar
24 Va
Apr
Amer
%
2,200
Apr
{'&
Jan
Amer
1% Mar
1%
Jan
A"
.
41 %5
0
,
118
'|
2,200
700
42
36
11 %
42% Mar
Feb
50c
3
American
dep
Cable
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
40%
1965.
pfd F
..1
2%
85
100
Inc
2%
1
Toledo
Tonopah
4%
200
4% Mar
800
38 Va Mar
39%
41
2% '
4,100
2(4
2%
2%
10
3
85
85
80 %
5,200
5 Va
45
Jan
Trans
Cent
Industries
Mar
Trans
Cuba
Oil Co
Empire
2
3
Jan
87
Jan 1
2%
Feb
Jan
Trans
Feb
Tri-Continental
True
Ryan
Ryan
(The
F
C)
Aeronautical
Consolidated
Ryerson
&
Lux
Jan*
39%
22%
22(4
21(4
>' 100
Jan
"554V
Apr
26%
:
Feb
24%
Jan
Jan
44(4 Mar
38%
Jan
41%
Apr
600
21%
Jan
24V4
Jan.
100
21% Jan
23'4
Jan
*
"
..
21%
23% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
13 Va
Mar
4
8%
Jan
4%
1,300
13%
4%
700
12%
Feb
8%
100
8%
Jan
13V*
Jan
Apr
75
Jan
64
600
67
64
-
3%
Jan
Jan
lVa
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
3%
1,700
6 V8
6
"5%
Jan
4%
Jan
5 Va
2,500
24
24
6
150
.
x
6
Jan
5%
5%
3,300
5 %
1,100
18 Va
Feb
V4
1%
8,200
52 Va
53 Vb
1,000
11(4
,
11%
4,700
36%
500
21%
Jan
%
Apr
1%
Jan
A Mar
63,100
Va
32
1
Feb
Feb
6
Jan
19'A
V* Mar
24 '/a
Feb
x24
18%
l'/a
Apr
>51%
Apr
10%
Jan
35V4
Jan
Feb
16%
Feb
Jan
17%
Apr
4% Mar
5%
Apr
•
t
55
Feb
12%
Feb
38 V4
b
'4
Jan
15(4
16
1,200
13 Va
17%
17%
2,900
.16%
5%
8 (a
8%
1,600
6%
Feb
8%
4
4%
12,200
3%
Feb
5i« Mar
5%
3,200
4%
Jan
5%
66 ('2
725
62%
b
ft
5%
1,500
5%
7%
100
16%
100
14%
14(4
7%
16 V4
16(4
14(4
1.000
2 3
2%
a
2%
3
500
13
13
13
1,500
2 (4
13,000
3
25
25
25(4
200
34
33%
34%
2,500
19 Va
,18 %
19 Va
13%
13%
500
1.000
14
Jan
7%
Jan
16V8
Jan
13% Mar
14%
Jan
5%
16
Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
2V4 Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
25.
Apr
3l'/a
Jan
2944
Jan
38% Mar
Apr
20(4
13% Mar
14 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
13
2%
17 %
2%
Apr
10-G
5,000
3%
Jan
74
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
13
11%
Apr
14
Jan
2%
2Vb
12%
12%
12%
3%
3%
3%
1,000
56%
Jan
6%
6%
7%
12,500
5%
Jan
1%
1%
2%
80,600
'1%
13%
13%
13%
700
800
11%
Feb
Jan
13%
13 V2
13 %
Feb
33
Apr
33
6,800
28%
400
31%
33
11,700
7%
x7
7 Va
%
37%
37
40%
4,000
49
43%
49:%
25.800
2 (a
2%
14,700
1%
1%
2,800
2
3*
Feb
Jan
4 (4
59 Va
:
Jan
7%
Apr
4 Va
3 % Mar
Jan
Jan
"
Apr 7'
12%
14
Feb
Feb
1A
A
15,000
Jan
8%. Jan
2% Jan
6% Mar
1%
„
Jan
95
2%
9%
9%
700
9(4
Jan
99
Feb
37
Apr
45 (4
Jan
40 Vi
Jan
49%.
2Vt
Feb
3
Feb
9%
9
Apr
Mar
Jan
20
100
19%
Jan
21% Jan
15
15(4
500
13% Mar
15% Mar
30
35%
5,700
20
1
1
21%
Feb
1%
1
90%
2%
1
97 %
4%
94 Va
4
4 VI
500
6,800
91 %
75
800
2 U
79
i-
Apr
6,V
Feb
1%
Feb
97%
JanFeb
Apr
3% Mar
5%> -Jan
Jan
91%. Apr
85
2%
2% Mar
700
10
10
35%
Feb
6 i'b
35%
8%
2
Jan
10%. Jan
Jan
Mar
:
4%
Jan
3%
3%
900
2%
2%
20,700
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
2 Va
3
2
3».
43,400
2%
Feb
3»/4
Apr
Jan
5 *'8 Mar
ii!
5%
5%
4
2.300
5%
15%
16
36%:
36%
100
3%
11
Jan
16
35%
Feb
38%
Feb
29%
61,500
15%
36 Va
*
Feb
30 V4
Jan
Apr
—*
Inc
Feb
15%
Feb
27%
1,500
26
Mar
29%
Jan
11%
2,900
10
Mar
12%
Jan
Unexcelled Chemical
40'
40%
300
39
Jan
44%
Jan
Union
25
25(4
200
20%
Feb
26
Jan
Mar
15 Va
a
17%
17(4
17%
2,800
3%
3(4
3%
400
37(4
3'4
3
1
Co
1
38%
1
4(4
4 1
4%"
4%
page
500
65
1
4
Company
For footnotes see
200
41%
22%
5 (4
warrants
10%
•
Jan
17
"
♦
42%
4|A
—1-25
Corp
1
Petroleum..
!
83
1
50c
Inc
Corp
Temper
26'
1.25
....
—1
Haynes common
—.
class A—
3
common
25%
41
A„_18c
Ltd
Oils
Jan
16%
3
-
■
8
1,400
2%
2,000
32
%
700
4
4 %
1,100
39
4
Feb
Feb
u
Gas
Co
of
Union
Investment
20%
Jan
Union
Stock
4%
Jan
United
Aircraft
3%
Jan
United
Apr
United
Asbestos-Corp
Cuban Oil Inc
39
Co—
Yards
Jan
4%
Feb
United
Elastic
4% Mar
5%
Jan
United
Milk
of
Omaha,
Products
Corp
:
Products
5%
5
*
4
20
Corp
Canada
Mar
•
Russell
Nevada
of
Airways .class
10%
(JO) Engineering Corp
Ave
Mining
Caribbean
27%
Raceway Inc
Fifth
55 %
25%
—100
preferred
4%%
Edison
Trans
5
£1
reg
Feb
5%
20
70c
Corp
1.50
ord
common
Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Oil
Feb
Trunz
rets
Corp
Field
Toklan
Apr
2 % Mar
Jan
Construction
Co Ltd—
Shipyard Corp common....:
72
2,200
4%
15
Feb
49%' Feb
110
Trust
Trans
Co
13%
35%
Feb
Apr
12 *
Apr
r
53"
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
16%
18,300
1A
Co—
4%
Todd
Security
Feb
16 Vb
1%
Roofing Inc
Realty &
Jan
14%
"i'%
72
~i*4
39 Va
Feb
.
Jan,
"
.......
—.—25c
Markets Inc
Tishman
19%
Royce Ltd—
Rome
Ross
to
&
&
Feb
26%
10(4
1%
41%
1
_
Gas
16
Feb
___•
Ltd
Corp
Grande Valley
:
1%
5
:
.
Argentine
Ridgeway
Vtc
Inc
Petroleums
Feb
24%
22 Va
23%
50c
Engineering
14%
5C
19(4
19%
"tt
Apr
7%
17%
:—10c
10
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred—
48
49
1
i
Co
"5%
Apr
5V»- Jan
2,000
1
pfd—
common
Chemical
10(4
»
20
Jan
Jan
9%
600
15%
38
5
& Light $4.56
Shovel
1,700
15%
26
26
t
1
Inc
Riehwell
Rico
&
Xl4%
'
__1
:
;
Electric
Reliance
Rio
preferred
15%
37 Va
25c
*
Co
Calgary
Power
Thompson-Starett
convertible
3%
3 Va
36
1
1
common
Corporation
Oil
Thiokol
$1.25
500
;
15 (4
5
Corp
common
Texas
r~
Reading Tube Corp common.—
23,100
36 Va
*
1
Electric Co common
Tampa
Texas
•
15
6Va
9%
11%
1
Corp
class A common
Inc
Class
Technicolor
Q
1
Jan
Jan
93%
Jan
Jan
Oil
Finch
Swan
Texam
10
Apr
4OV2 Jan
,
Apr
9%
11%
21%
.
i
Fet>
7
Sunset
Jan
Feb
16%
Co
6%
9%
6%
9%
15%
Jan
5
Apr
s/8
Jan
V*
6%
16%
(The)
2,500
Apr
\
'6%
28,400
6%
Apr
5
Corporation
—
Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Stylon
19(4
16 Vb
15,300
10
15%
Electrotype
5%
7
•
1
—25c
1
Co common
1,609
94,300
%
9V«
Mar
(S)
55
16%
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
4%
V4
*
Feb
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com——.3
Rath
Apr
36%
5%
—1
(Del).—.—10c
51%
Pyle-National Co
Rapid
Jan
,18%
6%
*
237/4
15
9%
5
:
10%
1,100
19%
39%
19 V4
(Hugo) Corp..—5
Stop & Shop Inc—
——....-1-
10^
100
1,100
8,200
11%
18%
24
Stlnnes
(J
33
;
'
—5
—
Sterling Precision
2
&
^
14%
...
11%
16%
...
k
37
5%
Inc __—-—.........1
100
i7n
8 -%
-Y '
Jan
50
3%
1 % Mar
<fc Co
(A)
5%
1%
__
29
■
X,
Apr
Jan
,1(4. Jan
Feb
.iVa
common———.—*
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Stein
Is
Jan
32
;
4% Mar
,
% Mar
1%
1
—
Feb
Y % Mar
2%
ordinary.———*
Corporation
Jan
5%
—„—1
8,300
10%
8 Va
Corp————_—x__I
Canada
Apr
400
67
Ltd—.——1
Mines
55
57
3
2,300
%
13
—1
—
Jan
Feb
46Jan
7,300
4(4
1
__—
22 V»
11,000
52%
common
Corp
Uranium
14
118
Inc
Tube class B
94(4
24%
69
Standard
Feb
1%
1
4%
21%
Co —————1
Standard-Thomson
1334
Feb
5%
.
Shares
Standard
Jan
Mar
2
Jan
42%
Feb
20%,
....
Feb
3%
10
1
10
preferred
Products
3(4
Jan
Mar
90 (4
1%
16%
1(4
Corp...f—
Jan
41 Va
Feb
19
3%
—50c
(Ky)—_
Convertible
7%' Mar
10(4 Mar
1%
Jan
6
Feb
9
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
5 lit
54 >'4
Quebec Power Co
—
101% Mar
15%
22 (4
1
20
1
1
i—„
Inc
Packaging
4% Mar
5% Mar
1%
513
common
Corp
Factors
Feb
'Jan
5% Mar
127(2
125
22'A
1
———*
perferred
convertible
$1.60
92
"
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
-8%
?
Feb
Feb
11,600
57
%
41%
1
—5
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
Feb
Colorado—
of
Co.
Feb
8(4
.
..
55
3%
54%
25%
1
—5
Apr
Feb
Jan
54 A
cumulative preferred
'
Corp..2
2
Spear & Company
Mar
12 V4
Jan
57n
1
1
x
—
98(4
123
Royalty
Apr
Jan
7%
__10c
...
Jan
Feb
8 Va
6%
1
Ltd.
23 Va
Feb
9j
2%
10
*
America——
16%
100
*
common
of
Dome
Pipe Line
3,000
D
Pressed
Southern
%
7 %
20c
Co—
Apr
3(4
Jaii;
Jan
Feb
31,600
.99(4 Mar
.
.2.50
of Canada common
Royalties Ltd
Jan
14
11V4
7
Scale common———..10
Polaris Mining Cox.
25c
Poloron Products class A
1
Power
Va
2
14%
90 %
—
*
common.
Materials Co
19%
2-U
2;!
:
Pneumatic
Powdreli & Alexander
California
Southern
100
4%
6 In
.x_.1
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Southern
Jan
5%
mi
5%
50
.
Pleasant Valley
Jan
91
2
18%
2
*
j-_10c
Ix--1
Corp
.108
Jan
700
56%
55
10 pesos
...
Plasccki
Apr
Apr
Apr
29
Jan
600
1%
54%
37%
.
~1
—
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co..
Phillips Packing Co.—.
Phillips Screw Co
;
■
.
25 "
25
''
4%.
'■>'<
—
V
Jan
3,200
9
Jan
84 %
6%
8%
6;,i
-x
Mar
91 Va
92%
V4
15
%
8
98
t
104 V*
(
8%
15%
15
--
——2.50
Co_I
700
'
15 Vu
8'.a
1
:x_V.
_
Jan
57
XI*
2
—
B
Corp
Penn
1
2
Parker Pen Co class A—
Parkersburg-Aetna
75
1
Company.———
Jan
84
114
—
Chemical
86 %
40,700
5%
Bol
20,900
97%
23%
98%
23%
10%
Park
15,900
3%
13
pfd-x._—100
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Paramount Motors Corp..—.—„
260
90
2'%
3%
23 (4
98 (4
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Y——*
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc
1«
'
10
__
1
Light 5%
&
92%
Jan
6
11%
3%. Jan
cumulative preferred—.—25
91%
105'A
B9%
20%
52
'
92
—
Jan
12%
<
1
Feb
%
109 %
-
preferred
25
preferred—.—25
preference—
25
convertible preference
25
21%: Jan
—;
Jan
Feb
2
*
Jan
7%
x4
700
convertible
23%
Jan
10(4
'
.
Feb
84
300
2,300
6%
original
5%
.!
Jan
2%
Feb
9 Va Mar
*
3,900
5%
4%
....
cumulative
24%
23%
23%
8%
89 %
39%
.
20
'
1
Ltd
Petroleums
.
25%
1st
Airlines—
Edison—
California
.Southern
7,700
3%
17%
Feb
4%
2,100
6
11 Va
19
12.50
common
24%
1st
Pacific Northern
'? A-
Co
IV2
15,100
1%
1%
11%
.
common...———1
Corp
Oil
9% Mar
400
10
Apr
Jan
32
25%'
; 25 %;
preferred—25
preferred—25
Lighting $4.50 preferred——~*
dividend cum preferred—
*
dividend preferred.
—-*
conv div pfd
dividend preferred
•
redeemable
4,100
28%
26%
—
—
redeemable
4.50%
4.36%
31%
28%
25
5% 1st preferred
25
5% - redeemable 1st preferred——-25
5"/o redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5Va%
Manufacturing common.
30%
■WlV*
1st pfd—25
6%
<fe Electric
Mills
Paper
1%
Jan
-Jan
21(4
<
13% Mar
15%
5
—•
1
1
Corp
300
i*
—*
——20
Inc..
3,600
3%
dep rets ord registered
_£l
Electronics & Telev Corp..10c
Airways
Sonotone
Pacific Gas
common—
55,200
1%
Jan
10
„
1
Pattern common—.
Ltd
Feb
3A
14%
19%
•
Simpson's
2,«
A
Apr
1%
9
41 %
4%
%
1
Simplicity
Feb
117 % 119
54%
25c
Apr
16'/a
19%
Y
—
1
10c
Jan
4,900
22 Va
Corp
preferred
21 %
4%
1%
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible
Apr
8
-x
Shares
American
Simca
7%
20% Mar
•
92
•
Inc
6,400
'
—
2
Ltd—
Mines
Lighting
Silvray
Jan
1.000
4"
a
101
i.
27/h
shares.10s
Oxford Electric Corp—
100
■2U
83.
.f/a
r—
——_—-—.
16(4
Silver-Miller
Jan
Feb
61
2%
1
Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Overseas Securities
3%
13 V*
99%
—100
00c
2o
common
Town
Omar
11 -»
2,600
20,000
•
preferred
4%%
Ltd
Ohio Power
Okonite
27/«
14%
--1
Company.
Oil
8%
88%
2
Precision
Jan
„
——;
common
7%
26 bit
117%
10c
Ltd
—
Creek
Silver
Oceanic
B
600
Jan
11 %
5
—3
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2 Vb Mar
Jan
Breweries
Sicks
2% Mar
be 0
%
12,900
1%
lht
7%
10%
8
•
Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
/ 7(4 Mar
i'.r
Jan'
1%
89 %
100
—
Canada..
1A
—
25
common
of
26,400
~5%
1
preferred i
Hi!
5%
•
Shoe
9% Mar
1%
^
;
44,000
8
4%
Feb
1 Va
21% Mar
Jan
18 %
11%
5
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
9%
6 \~
of America
V
18 Va
300
-x
Mining
Inc.
200
18%
10
1%
20c
i
100
19%
1%
10
*
Products
20Va
21
3
~-
,
common
Denn
Jan
14%
3%
1
1
B„.—
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
91 %
Jan
Shattuck
Apr
llVa
20%
14%
1
V Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman
16%
Jan
7%
1%
7%
8%
20Va
10c
Inc
Feb
8%
8
7%
'
•
class
Jan
;
100
16,600
19%
—
1
;
General
Leather
Seton
Feb
10'/»
78
Apr
Airlines
Inc—
Corp
19%
16% Mar
14,400
x
18%
21
—
__
50c
Oil Co Ltd—
Corp of America
Servo
Jan
5(4 Mar
9%
1
common.
Western
Bros
Serrick
Mar
41?"
Apr
Co
Servomechanisms
40% Jan
Apr
Mar
4;«
600
'
75 V* Mar
--
High
Co—
Sentry Safety Control
Apr
10
—-—
Seeman
Jan
llHo
5
Steel
Seaboard
Jan
3%
10
16%
9%
preferred
Scurry-Rainbow
Jan
Feb
Gas & Electric
Securities Corp
Jan
4% Feb
31 'a
2%
3%
17%
12%
preferred
Scullin
Jan
175
.
4%% pfd.-lOO
Mines Ltd
—*
—
Apr
100
12%
-J-
Warrants
Nuclear Corp
2,4
16%
16%
8
5% series—20
4.%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).
25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co..—x.
1
Jan
3
Serv
Uranium
Northspan
Feb
V*
ll»/4
*
—
•
87
Jan
Diego
Ltd
16%
2.50
Inc
Cumulative
Jan
64%
,,
class A——10
...—
—iv
American Royalties Inc——--1
Canadian Oils Ltd—
-——25
North
1%
63
>/a
Low
—•
Corp Ltd common
Milling Co
Cumulative
Feb
lVa
American Cement
North
Jan
2(4
1 Vb Mar
12,400-
~2V-t
•>»
11
Class JB
Northeast
Feb
Carlos
San
Jan
4,800
12
Norfolk Southern Railway——
North
2 V*
16
12,600
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
San
11
1
St
Jan
41
1%
" >-
5(te
10c
——
Corp__
Noraen-Ketay
Feb
——---l
Inc.—
Lites
Noma
Norbute
1%
m
v
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
136% Mar
Jan
87V*
.-..w.—.—-—1
Nipissing Mines
900
■V iv«
~2
——
154
Mar
14%
—*
Ltd
Mines
Rim
Nickel
Feb
"
Superior Oils
—■—1
York Auction Co common
_*
York & Honduras Rosario——10
York Merchandise
——-—10
New
(4
39%
20c
Pacific
13l'/a
147"
Land——--1
& Arizona
2
1,200
1V2
i
25?
-—j~
8,600
2,200
Jg
—--
Chem Co—:
New
Shares
Low
Far
Apr
for Week
Jan
2ji
Sales
Range
Sate Price
Exchange
Stock
Jan
1 \t
iV
»
American
High
14,700
2 V\
2 "i;
2/«
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
10,200
134 Va 134'/«
2,a
.
Tel——
Clock & Watch Co
\>
Friday
Low
Ax %
Petroleum
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
:/4
21-,
2A
Ltd——40c
—-50c
100
1
Dominion Oil
New
FOR
RANGE
Shares
High
Low
%
New
APRIL
ENDED
for W cek
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Range
Friday
76'
1
10c
x
common..J
*
5
5%
1.000
76 %
100
22
100
9
22
—
common..50c
I'll—x
a
9
-
.
—
6
6
%
»
100
'
12,000
6%
6
6%
6/if
%
34
4%
%
1
,
10.000
34%
3O0
4%
500
37
„-<■
_
5% Mar
7
Jan
Jan
77
Mar
6G
8%
22
fii'„
Feb
9%
Jan
Mar
24%
Jan
Feb
-
Volume 185
Number 5629... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1773)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
American
Stock
Range
of Pricea
Shares
Par
WEEK
ENDED
Loio
.
registered
High
Low
_10s
.100
10%
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common_.
—10
Preferred
200
1%
500
1%
41%
40%
41%
34%
34%
34%
180
12
12 V*
500
1%
1%
38%
41,300
U S
Air
.10b
T%
V
Poll
-l
37%
Wr
1
32
111
2%
2%
2%
S
Rubber
Reclaiming Co__
United States
Vitamin
United Stores
Unitronics
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
Corp__
.
34
33%
.50c
4%
7%
7V4
Corp.
Consolidated
(The)
.254
Oil—
34%
4%
.1
Universal
Name
l
common
Universal
45%
Feb
37
Feb
12%
Jan
2%
34% Apr
10% Mar
2%
-10
—
Jan
t
34
Apr
41%
Apr
n
27%
7%
4,800
6%
2%
4,800
1
58%
56%
500
48
58%
Feb
Marion
Universal
Products
Apr
15
»
~
...
29% Jan
__
.
17%
40,500
15%
Feb
18
22 y4
23%
4,400
20%
Jan
4%
4%
2,490
'
25% Jan
;.-5%, Jan
—
.4% Apr
(Plan
A)
1972
59%
52
52
-
70%
71%-
54
54
*160
*73%
*53
-May-Nov
.April-Oct
*65
..
,
465
.June-Dec
99%
99%
99%
2008..... .Mar-Sept
*52%
55%
53
_Jaa-July
2s
51%
51%
52
39
2012. -Jan-July
39
included
Apr
1?clu^e^1 ln year's range),
^onds^be-ng
31 % Mar
17
22%
5
—
\
—
17%
2
stmpd
cfS u«i10
+*.
common..
5s
—
High
155
111% 131
—
29
J,
101%
53
49%
52
39
•
1
40
lalu®;< a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), dEx-lntereat.
fS£li.no^ fdlin1yefr! range). (not
f.Ex-Uquldating distribution, g Ex-stock
principal, n Under-the-rule transaction
•
<
Co
Utah-Idahtr Sugar
de Janeiro
divert
Corp—— .19%
1927) 1947
1927)1947
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
(Republic of)—Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
v,
"(Effective Apr 11)
Universal Insurance
Universal
Oct
of
Low
126
Apr
+
,
May
(issue
Jan. 1
NO.
^
*53
...
(issue of
Rio
Jan
2%
*137%
Range Since
Bold
High
*157%
Peru
Jan
9
(20%
Parana
<
Feb
..Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
34% Mar
1% Jan
1939
A7s
Jan
4%
1947
1947
A 7s
Apr
3% Mar
fjfeb
secured 6s
7s
ALima
1 i!
Jan
2
400
4%
2%
58%
1
3,800
7s
Feb
Apr
Munic
Midi
Bid A Asked
AHanover
Corpt
changed to
Universal Marion Corp
■
Jan
1,400
B_
Sale Price
(City of) Germany—
redeemed)
-May-Nou
(Prov) 6%s 19491:
_xFeb*(Aug
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958—. .Mar -Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan Af 2%s 2008—
-May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—-
Jan
40%
Last
Period
A Hanover
Jan
1%
732,500
IIIl
Conditioning Corp.
Rights
U
208
14%
5,000
36%
—1
...
Jan
1% Mar
7,600
—25
—
class
AS f
5A Apr,
10% Mar
—25.
Intacoat
Exchange
Low
~
1%
United Specialties, common
8
Stock
High
.
5,Y Feb
—25
Week's Bnngn
or Fridsv's
Friday;
American
AGerman Cons
United N J RR & Canal
United Profit Sharing common
s,
12
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
APRIL
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
x Ex-dividend,
In
year's
y Ex-rights,
range).
rTrans-
z Ex-liquidating dividend,
prlce8» 110 eales being transacted during current week.
SReported in receivership.
y
+t^.A»brevIMtions wsed above—"cod,'• certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula"w V"
wh»n
f?+°h warrants; "x w." without
voting-trust certificates;
w 1,
when issued; 'w 3. with gage; "^"V"..non"voting Btock; "v t
w,"
.
Wfrrants.
}
Valspar Corp common
^ $4 convertible preferred—.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
.'Van Norman Industries warrants..
5
82
40
„
Venezuelan
Petroleum
82
Vinco: Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt
.1
,
-1
——
&
Coke
120
.2
Co
1,400
5%
3,300
5^4
—1
534
6%
11%
Manufacturing..:
;
Silver-Lead
Corp..
Vulcan
2%
11 %
11%
.900
6%
4%
12,200
6
6
Stock and Bond
4% Jan
125% Jan
6
Below
,
Iteted
Jan
7%
Jan
5% Mar
5,700
Jan
42% Mar
Mar
117% Mar
.
Jan
83
Jan
35% Feb
100
122
4*/a
4%
x80
1,500
3%
3y«
6%
4% Mar
10
41%
-40
3%
_
300
5
——
13%
on
Jan
Aircraft
Date
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctik
7%
preferred
;
Waitt
cumulative
$2
Wallace
&
Webb"
&
preferred
Tiernan
Knapp
4%
400
"2%
400
2% Mar
400
15% Feb
4
~2%
—30
Inc....
2%
16
29
__
common
15%
29
29%
3,200
25%
1%
16,400
1%
1%
1%
..IOC
■ 4
Inc
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
1%
1%
1%
142'
_
__
19%
1 %
32%
2
100
2
Amer
dep rets
Tablet
ord
&
shares
com_
ww,
Westmoreland
J,
Inc
Eagle
White
Stores
38
24
Oil
Co
,
89.80
90.23
90.71
71.29
169.05
92.23
90.52
89.60
90.41
90.69
169.84
92.41
90.56
89.92
90.52
90.85
170.89
92.41
90.65
90.17
€0.46
90.92
ll_—
484.70
147.11
71.50
170.80
92.37
90.57
89.81
90.37
90.73
Jan
Apr
Feb
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
I J,
r.
.
%
137% Mar
^Date—
,
24%
25
23%
Jan
29% Jan
j^jWed. Apr. 10—
./.Thurs. Apr. 11—«
Apr
38
Jan
r,.,Fri.
3
Jan
iW-T,
34
1%
34
Apr
9%
Feb
10
Jan
Feb
23%
4%
10%
Wilson
5%
10% Mar'
12%
Jan
22
Pwr
&
Lt
Newspaper
Wooflall
4'/n%
Inc
Petroleum
4 %
Jan
3%
2,700
2%
Feb
300
14%
Jan
97%
99
60
96%
14%
14%
350
11%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
Feb
16%
72
74%
2.200
Mar
100
Feb
Jan
' V
,
8962
89.87
Range for 1956
„94.00 Aug
High
90.11
Low
3
78.87 Jan 23
:
\
SEC Index of Stock Prices
I
1
The SEIjG index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
stocks for the week ended April 5,
+
-
.
500
^5y Feb
1%
8,300
1& Feb
~l\k
Jan
17%
7,300
15% Mar
18%
Jan
Apr
366.2
+ 0.8
:
319.0
■393.6
16%
16%
Friday
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Kid & Asked
Low
Range Since
468.6
395.0
389.9
+1.3
437.6
369.4
Non-Durable
445.6
441.9
+ 0.8
500.8
425.2
289.2
287.9
+ 0.5
>353.0
286.1
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
-
Goods—
——
159.1
—
and
<•'
158.5
>V
151.6
161.5
+ 0.4
280.7
280.8
0.0
325.5
274.8
344.2
Service
———
344.6
—0.1
383.2
326.8
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
High
+ 1.0
Durable Goods
Manufacturing
416.9
Low
Hign
Change
329.9
421.2
1956-1957-
Percent
Mar. 29, '57
332.7
—
'
r
.
Apr. 5, '57
Composite
5%
"1%
—10c
Stock
■
79% Jan
69% Feb
5%
5&
5%
•
_
BONDS
American
16% Jan
—£1
Wtfght Hargreaves Ltd
Petroleum ,Corp
12—
89.44
■
73%
,
preference
^
•
High u-J-;- 90.19 Jan 14
Low „—- 85.25 Feb 13
v
15% Mar
300
14%.
—8
.
Zapata
8% Mar
16%
rJ
.
common;
Raflge for 1957
'
26% Mar
Jan
3%
Woolworth.- (F W) Ltd—
r
Amer dep rets ord reg-—— -5s
6%
Apr
5%
16%
.100
pfd
Machine
Industries
Woodley
850
7%
1
common
preferred
Wood
3,300
7%
3%
800
23 %
22
-25
Brothers
Wisconsin
11%
22
7%
Apr.
Jan
800
22%
."iTues.
Jan
Apr
700
400
...5
Wickee
(The)
Corp.—
WUliams-McWilliams Industries- -10
k
1%
6,500
3%
—1
89.58
,.,v
Yi;
100
9%
—
8—_
9
Jan
23%
Co
Jan
closing'
Apr.
Apr.
Feb
3%
&
%
Feb
f^'M.on.1'
68
9%
C)
k
i
7% Jan
'
m Stbcks)
r;/
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.I
Mar
40%
22%
(R
40
71.36
Jph
3%
Williams
90.60
71.27
Feb
9 %
.
92.19
145.17
54
22%
common—
preferred
Oil Corp
168.99
147.38
35
—1
River
71.61
Total
145.46
150
-25
Inc
conv
Bonda,
479.04
1,200
—1
5%%
Wichita
ities
485.17
5,200
1%
1%
-10e
Rails
482.66
&
574
34
1
,
Internat
%
Rails
8.
38%
%
.
55
38%
-10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg„
White
-'_;%
4
.20
utu-
trials
Mar
91
Jan
126%
..Is
Stationery
Grade
9—
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland Coal
Grade
10—_
20
Jan%<*>"
5% Mai"
500
Westerp Maryland By 7% 1st pfd —100
Western
Indus¬
Stocks
April
April
1,2% Jan
,
6%
10
65
ities
April
<143
-i '?
19% Mar'
86%
6
Second
Util¬
145.44
First
i% Jan
M a,
Feb r>) '•>«
477.61
5—.
10
10
Jan
Jan
17
Feb*
130%
600
2
3%
Jan-
wn
I
Total
Jan
104
Feb
Rail-
Vf(vroads
trials
April
April
15
'
310
19%
2
•"
32,900
143
140
"
—.5
Wentworth
.1.25
Manufacturing—^
WestTexas Utilities 4.40% pfd—_ .100
Western
'm •
Leaseholds Ltd—
-
Apr
16
Jan
4% Jan
Apr
99
-J
-100
1
Watch Co
Waltham
::
ext
Bond Inc
&
6"%
3% Jan
;20
MM*
Indus¬
Waco
-Bonds-
ic
'Kit
30
w
:
-fitocks-
-fir
Jan
7%
11%
Averages
daily, closing
averages of representative stocks and bonda
the New York, <Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
Feb
5% Feb
the
are
High
•
A Amer
Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
1970
+54 %
.June-Dec
June-Dec
_Quar-Feb
1994
—
——
94 %
91%
97%
121 %
123%
15
94%
tl27%
—
89
89
6
84%
85
15
1st
62
62.-
A 1st
58 %
58%
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
6s
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
Edison
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1078—a—Jan-Juty
57%
52
55%
—
—
88 %
86%
2
61%
66
1
58%
58%
95
98
102
117
Transactions at Ike New York Stock
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970—
Jan-July
A Italian Power Realization Trust 6%
liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
——
April-Oct
National Research Corp—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
9s convertible
subord debentures
1976
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
,
6%s- due 1953 extended to 1963
1st mortgage
Power
1st mortgage 3s 1971.-
3 Vis
108
1968—
—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
"
3s
series B
3VsS series D 1976—
3%s
F
series
1979
G
1981.
102%
West
Penn
Western
+97 %
*176%
100
97
,
—
Traction
5s
June-Dec
98 %
—
2,350,020
Apr. 12
—
2,370,190
11,989,480
$23,163,500
(Germany)
7s
A 6s
series
A 6s
.
series
A
B
93
126
126
98 Vi
Total
98%
102%
87
96%
92 %
International Bank
Stocks—No.
90
100
94'A
m-mm
*87%
89 %
*96%
97%
—
—
97%
ADanzig Port & Waterways
6%s
1952
$70,000
46,000
$215,000
23,163,500
$1,265,000
22,584,000
13,074,050
276,741,800
16,486,000
308,297,900
$23,849,000
$289,931,850
$325,095,900
97
97
88
'
Total.
—-
•
'
»',•
5
90%
96'
99
>89%
91
93
(Number
of
8hares)
77
72
5
100%
104%
5
94%
98%
75%
11
98
U
77
73
101%
102%
101
97
Mon.
Apr.
I
Wed.
Apr.
Apr.
Thurs.
Apr.
Tues.
Apr.
3_
9——
10
11
12
—
or
Friday's
High
-
*23%
84,000
31,000
64,000
68,000
979,415
1,020,350
$279,000
Bonds
Jan. 1
NO.
Low
Stocks—No.
High
of Shares
105
134
91
Bonds
government
Foreign corporate
Total
Bonds
$5,000
$58,000
30,000
116.0CO
~9l00O
7,000
6,000
40,000
75,000
81,000
$41,000
$50,000
1956
Jan. 1 to
1957
$370,000
Apr. 12
1956
5,026,290
5,690,995
61,924,003
70,758,814
$279,000
41,000
50,000
$378,000
67,000
$3,339,000
622,000
538,COO
$3,795,COO
3,472.000
25,000
$370,000
$470,000
$4,499,000
Bonds
Domestic
105
Foreign
Corporate
$21,000
2,000
9,000
2,000
Range Since
Bold
134
134
$32,000
1957
Bonds
Foreign
105
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Weefc Ended Apr. 12
190
*176
Uomestie
1,001,575
1,015,750
1,009,200
5,026,290
Total-
Week's Rang*
Bid & Asked
•I
Stocks
88%
75
97
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
89
104% 104 %
98% 98%
97,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
90
97%' *97%
90%
•
—
—
*90%
75
r-
„
<•*91%
*70
$4,000
724,500
'82
80
...
'
*102
Jan-July
143,118,087
85% *'86
2
'
134
12,936,910
11,989,480
A
—
97%
„
•
181,090,958
84
91%
114
95%
*83
Last
Shares
136
80
1
83
94
*91%
Bale Price
Jan. 1 to Apr. 12
1956
$23,892,000
of
Railroad and Industrial
*95
v 75
$23,892,000
1957
U. S. Government
91
86
—
_
Week Ended Apr. 12
1956
98%
126 '
4
86
Feb-Aug
4,400,000
$4,000
1957
95%
—
100
April-Oct
5,684,500
4,442,000
104%
State & Prov Banks—
1952—
5,558,500
Bonds
83
Jan-JulvX
1951
Apr. 10—
91
*85
Period
1951
5,426,500
$724,500
.
82
Low
ABaden
132,000
Apr. 11
98
4
42
97%
*80
94%
Mar-Sept
Friday
Central Bk of German
4,268,000
Wed.
IOO
—
*91
126
Interest
Exehamga
4,295,000
145,500
126,000
147,000
Thurs.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
$174,000
5,281,000
86%
97
*87
Feb- Aug
BONDS
Sales
$3,939,000
$4,000
$3,761,000
94
Fri.
American
1,946,670
2,400,870
2,921,730
55 %
96
97%
97
June-Aug
1960
9—
Bond
Bonds
Intl
86
34
100
100
*96%
s,
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
8—
Apr.
Government
Bonds
90%
--
102% 103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oet
April-Oct
April-Oct
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973;
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jane-Dec
—
Apr.
Tues.
rotas
Bank
Bonds
53%
20
Feb-Aug
2%8 series C 1976
series
91%
94
Feb-Aug
1973
'3s Series E 1978
3s
90%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1973
Moil.
United States
Foreign
Railroad
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Nov \
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb *62
Jan-July
3%s series A
Stocks
Number of and Mtiscel.
Shares
Bonds
Fri.
55%
21
*86
—...
1965
■
8
55
91%
3%s 1970
Publid Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Southern California Edison 3s
—
106% 108
May-Nov
New
Ohio
98
*96
Exchange
90%
81
512,000*
r' 105
—
21%
23%
Total.
$7,779,000
37
The Commercial and Financial
38
Chronicle'... Moeday, April 15, 1957
(1774)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
American
.-.—100
& Tel—-
100
Tel
American
Anaconda
8%
139
5%
Jan
26
114%
3.698
Service
Cities
Co
Gas
4%%
Electric
General
adjust
—
Loew's
Jan
62
34% Feb
42%
Feb
35%
Apr
81% Mar
100
11
11%
105
7%
Jan
11% Mar
395
279
60%
2,616
45
46'A
337
44%
47%
49'A
1
_50
'
54
.
Jan
Feb
60%
.27
•*-
'
I
52 '/a
i-eo
7tl
Allen
Jan
/
128%
Jan
Bphn,
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Briggs.
Manufaeturing"lb—-——3.5ft
33%
34'A
1,094
32%
Feb
35%
Jan
Brov.n
McLaren. Manufacturing—
Budd
E
N
1
Tel Co
&
N
H
15%
3
3
00
2.50
V
20%
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc—
Torxington Co
Union Twist Drill Co—
16%
V
Jan
D
Jan
Detroit
488
20
Feb
22%
Jan
Ex-Cell-O
104
9%
55%
10%
Mar
36
—1
18%
19%
315
17% Feb
25%
29%
26
775
24% Mar
30%
144
5
—
Apr
Apr
40%
Feb
'
Jan
59
Feb
2,901
324
*
&
3%
59
C
Fenestra
27%
*
20%
834
17%
Feb
20Va
75V4
2,203
64%
Jan
76%; Mar
10%
17
415
16%
17% Mar
6
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
i
Jan
47%
Goebc-1
Apr
45%; Feb
Jan
165
39% Feb
49
Jan
Hall
53 %
53%
24
52%
Apr
63%
Jan
91
7
90%
Apr
05
Feb
13%
—1
Westinghoilse Eleetric Corp——12.50
System inc.
57%
20
13%
56%
—
58
14
Apr.
62% Feiv
Great Lakes
Jan
45
48
2,477
44
Week's
Last
.
38
_l
Oil- & Chemical——
Par
Low
27%
.—20
r
Brewing
Champion Paper
$4.50 preferred
&
Gibson Art
4
pfd-—100
10
88%
43%
88%
88%
16
87%
Jan
43%
43%
60
87%
89-
44%
44%
57%
57%
57 %
—
50%
Cyanamid
American
88%
12
48%
712
44 V2 Mar
50%
37%
38
325
26%
39%
10
78%
32
6Va
Apr
Apr
78%
74.
2
273
74%
165
•
180 Va Mar
Jan
72%
Feb
77%
Feb
7234
181
51%
Feb
65%
14
14%
27
13%
Feb
16 ¥4
16%
17
84
16%
Feb
18 Vt
7
25
5%
Jan
7Va
41% Mar
46 Vt
45
230
5.
•_
——
49%
49%
49%
15
49%
62%
83%
195
59%
Feb
70
75%
74
75%
160
64%
Jan
58
Feb
61
So
Ohio
,_/_
—
44%
100
J7%
305
16%
29%
29%
30
29%
Pont
30%
31
49%
_5
—L—
187%
—10
k—<
57%
5
-
41%
47
192V4
National
60
246
52%
Feb
60
Apr
41%
895
38% Feb
44
16
36%
19
Jan
16 V4
36Va Mar
38%
19%
Feb
50
15%
Jan
34
Mar
37%
38 Vs
30
36 %
Feb
38%
93
36%
Jan
39%
Apr
27
27
10
24%
Feb
27%
50
100 V*
Feb
120%
Apr
20
28%
Ffb
120% 120%
30
100
42
130
35 %
53%
55%
—16
38%
35
,_—10
30
38%
41%
Roebuck
3
-
26%
-
32
„
Jan
Armco
38% Apr,
Apr
i
53%
15
48 V'a
Feb
58%
55%
'5
,
55
58
Mar
Jan
■
26 Va
7
11
,
'
.
2V«
Apr
Jan
10 Va
Feb
Feb
10% Feb
11%
29% Mar
12 Vs
Jan
517
17% Mar
20
Jan
20%
Jan
lVU
18Vu
18%
19%
3aft,
18 Vs Mar
5%
619
4% Mar
8V4
8%
743
7;
8%
1,312
'
Feb
f.-.llVt Apr
263JS
2.1Q6
Feb
.
634
Feb
13%
132:
13%
5% Mar
8Va
|
1
Apr
Vs. Apr
8
Feb
15% Mar
'
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Jan
40
100
IOV2
250
16 Va Mar
1,900
l3/« Mar
1
Va
Jan
6
Feb
53i
100
5%
40
40;V/a* Apr
>7 17% Jan
>
l5/s Jan
Sai4s
-
Week
for
Range
of Prices
Jan. 1
Range
Shares
Lqw
High
42 Vs
'
*
7
550
33%
11 Vs
11
1174
67/a
6%
High
38%
40%
20,600
42''4
42 V+
42 Vi
35
34%
351/4
18%-
18 Vs
23'4
7%
5
»
-
26 ;
Feb
3834
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-
14Vs Jan
9 V2
75/« Mar
5% Feb
500.
Apr
3»y* Jan
'
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70O
7%
44%
Feb
Feb
30ft
40 Va
1
37%
32%
1,60ft
44 Vs
x33 "
r
•.
Ffcb
7
Jan
40% Apr
55% Jdn
Apr
•"
32Vs Mar
35%
200
17%
Apr
24
24%
800
21 Vs
Feb
24% Jan
4:iV4-43%
400
40
Feb
435'»
•
24i
a
■
l.7on
r
-
Apr
Jan
1
77%
16% -16%
-
37%
500.
66%
Feb
78 V* Apr
15 Vs
Jan
16V«; Apr
Feb
37%
-
37%
3,100
5%
> 16Vs
1773a 177%
2.20U
■*'700
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500
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73%
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h
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17
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22
28%
52%
57 V*
53
59
52%
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53%
29 V4
Jan
■->
>
Apr
81/2 Mhr
Jan
18-
Febc
Jan *
179% Mar
170V4 Jan-.
72% Feb
63%
Jan
Apr
78% Jan
21
Jan
Apr
341
326
53% Feb
58i¥« Jan
32
47% Feb
57 V*
23%
Feb
27% Jan
Binks
13 V4
Feb
13% Mar
Booth
40 Va
40 %
—116%
60%
—12%
56%
58%
,-10
43%
43%
52%
53
62-
80
240
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Mar
Feb
57% Mar
8
49
Jan
Jan
Jan
113%- Jan
Manufacturing Co__
/.
16 Va: Jan
26%
1^4 Jan
45%
47Vi"
%
1,600
Apr
19
Apr
471/4-Jan
Feb
6
Jan
10.%
•
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6,400
7
Apr
41%
1,100
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12%
12%
71
72
35%
35%
,
'IVa
7
Jap
60%
61
.42%
45%
13
14%
12 Vi Apr.
1,500
35%
.
5
72
Feb
100
67
850
33% Feb
100
58Vi Mar
9llOO
•
Apr
Jan
Sons
(E
J)
4L3L Feb
47%
Jan
293i
200
2ft
Mar
30
Jan
15%
15 V*
15ft
143i
Feb
16
Jan
25%
44%
41
_*
58 V4
Feb
Brad Fobte Gear;Works
:
25%
300
25%
Feb
27
Jan
41
4134
1.400
^
Jan
Budd Company
,
5
52 Va
58
Jan
77
20c
45 Va
Burroughs Corp (Un).
Burton-Dixie1 Corp
5
12.50
77
-
45% Jan
3H34 Fdb
23s
23s
2Q%
11 %
113»
9,600,
1.100
40%
40
19 Vs
16%
600
Jan
'Mar
2
200
19%
77
72
100
20%
1'
-
Jan
Mar
V* Jan
62
'Jan
*. 36
•
V* Feb
Apr
10
800
6%
rL%l_J.J__lo
iL-
Burling ton Indiis tries Inc_
$9,925
l60
1%
5
Borg (George W) Ct rp:
Borg-Warner Corp V
Brack, &
BONDS—
52%
Vi
•
V 18 V*: Jan
22Vb Mar
2,300
10.'/4
__i
Fisheries ;Corp
72% Jan
•
;—1998
Feb ;*
16%
19
72
*
;
42^ Mar
52
Feb
-24%
23 Va
6%
^13
B«lden.Manufacturing Co: tq
Bendix Aviation *Corp__li__K^;_/.ll_7_5
Bethlehem Steel, COQ) (Up )—
New common _1
8
)3
40
47
-—3
E^stian-Blessing CO
5ft
101 Va
Feb
13 V4
-200
.
18%
/_j. -1.50-/
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton. (Un)
13%
4
■
51 %
72%: Jan
G4V« Jan
JOVs
24 3 a
-
—10
61% Jan
25
40
17
40% Jan
13%
109 Va 110
17
-17
...
T
500
141,4
5% Mar
57V*' Feb
250
65%
57%
13%.
,r
800
I "1
4% Mar
22% Feb
21%
25.
40%
64%
,
37% Jan
3 j V3 "Feb
-
20O
5-3s
57%
/
—10
L
4,0 1
35V-2
—^5
•
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5
—1
65 Vs
"5%
—10
—10
56 Va
20%
■
„,
l —4
Feb
1
Carbide
/
"preferred
Products Corp_
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200
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567
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Allied Laboratories
17-%, Jan
66
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Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
1
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18% Mar
14%
50
35%
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1,200
1
2%
5
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Advanced Aluminum Castings.^™.,—
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50
17
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Southern
class
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7 ' ""Jan
394
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10 :
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59% Mar
Feb
17
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1,663
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Jan
Jan
83%
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.
Jan
Mar
3
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STOCKS
Jan
89%
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Socony Mobil
Southern Co
177% Mar
'
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110
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National
Oil
Apr
57%
16
Montgomery Varil
National Dairy "—
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49V«
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89%
19
Lorillard (P)
Mead' (The) Co
Feb
60
187%
Feb
Apr
57
36%
-
International Harvester
Loew's Inc ——1_1
OH
180
31 y4
31
29% Mar
210
49-%
.58%
—1%
Greyhound Corp
Apr
Jan
18
89%
.——5
General Electric
General Motors
Apr
Feb
19%
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Co
32%
29 Va Mar
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Apr
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17%
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28
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Dayton Power A Light™
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44%
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25%
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76% Mar
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Jan
10
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25 Vi Mar
285
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58
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18
Mar
16
38 Va
Jan
170Va
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79 y«. Jan
66% Feb ;
30
16%
177%
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24
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Apr
24
58%
—
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17%
65
—
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100
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239
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51 ',4
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16%
177%
5
Chesapeake & Ohio_
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Jan
Mar
45%
87,
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—
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255
175
9.887
.
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6
3
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Feb
—5
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-
Jan
'51%
17%
———
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Armour (III)
Du
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50%
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47
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54
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Apr
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74
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Feb
13
46%
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Colgate
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20 Va
12% Mar
40% Feb
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30
125
.
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88%
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-
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88
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13
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96 Va Jan
50 Va Jan
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24%
Jan
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Jan
26 Va
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Apr
Feb
95 Va
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Little
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—
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33 Va
14
28%
—:————12%
Transit
Cincinnati
Curtiss
18
50
9,6%
——50
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Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati
10
35%
28%
Feb
39.%
2 y4
1
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Cincinnati
19
Apr
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High;..
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41%
Mascp Scrfcw Products Co__'
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19
Laundry
38
2
Electric- Motors
Kresge Co
Shares
Jan
-48
20 V4
20%
1
'Kysor, Heater-'
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Leonard Refineries
for Week
; of Prices
Sale Price
American
.,
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26%
25
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Sales
Range
./
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•,
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday-,
;
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'-
13
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Hpudaille Industries common _—V—_^3
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58
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7% Jan
1,164
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550
13
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Inc
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7%
6%
39%
.
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Jan
40 %
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5
20^8 Jan
46
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24 V« Jan
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100
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40%
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57
25%
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452
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2
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——
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Motors
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Range Since Jan. 1
"I. "T-'--*
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137% Mar
Feb
3
38%
—
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Consolidated
42%
10 %
10%
17%
Apr
13% Feb
100
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48%
20 %
20 Vi
16
10
—5
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phrysler Corp
Mar
211
;
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132
134
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Feb
12
——-—*
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16%
16%
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100
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100
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100
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Cement Corp
Shales
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152
Narragansett Racing Assn„*_—
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Electric
327
Feb
for Week
Low
P«r
■
15%
National
New
1
■
15
114% 117
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Apr
46% Mar
40% Feb
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
59% Mar
52%
-25
Theatres
PONTIAC
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
52
47% Mar
50%
58%
58
00
—5
Co
KALAMAZOQ
JACKSON
Jan
80%
ANN ARBOR
Jan
28%
23
Copper Corp
Star
Lone
68%
•
309
56%
Coal. Co
Boston
Mar
WOod^ard 2-5525
Telephone:
Feb
Mar
12 %
58
Building
Jan
Apr
37
35 A
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93
Ford
Jan
14%
40
25
37 A
—
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64 A
44%
40
Feb
100
80%
*
Gillette Co
Island
110
37
Co—
Motor
12%
34;'«
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First Nat'l
Ford
38
Jan
DETROIT
Jan
1»%
Co—
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cumulative
5%
Stock Exchange
Midweat Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
/
Jan
54
80%
5
Assoc—
Mass St Ry
Eastern
40
73 %
10
—
Fuel
&
pfd——
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10
Apr
15% Feb
100
Co
Range
Copper
Eastern
——
16%
61 A
10
49%
12%
Hecla Inc
&
57%
949
38
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Pers
Feb
699"
50''i
16%
common
preferred
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Boston
Calumet
Jan
65-%
40
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Maine
St
Boston
'
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Stock Exchange
178% Mar
4;)*A
50'A
9
Feb
122%
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New
8% Mar
Feb
170 %
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High
122'A
121 'A
177%
50
Company
Edison
Boston
7
Low
& Co.
wailing, Lerchen
Range Since Jan. 1
High
176% 177 7 a
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Motors Corp—,
Sugar Refining—~
Shares
Low
Par
American
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
\%
Sales
Range
Last
A ERIE
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Friday
stocks
WEEK
Jan
23/4 Feb
Feb
20% Apr
17Va
It.
Mar
14
Jan
34
Mar
40'a
Apr
'
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550"
18% Mar
2i% Jan
"
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Number 5620
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.,
Fyiday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Calumet Ac
Heeia
Inc__
Canadian Prospect
Carrier Corp
Centlivre
Centrat
'
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South*
Illinois
Certain-teed
of Prices
Sv Low
-
West
Products '-"ex
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lOk
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-
30* a
10 k
-
■
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55%
High
14 k
^hamplin Oil & Refin Co
common-—1
$3 convertible preferred ————l.25
Chesapeake At Ohio Ry (Un)_—-Al-_26
Chic Milw St Pftul &' Pac common.
*
Chicago, .&
Northwestern
5k ' series
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29.
Jan "
63 V
Jan
Motorola? Inc
Jan
cohr.
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Oil
&
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J
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37
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pfd
conv
;
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1.7%
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17% "•
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Apr
'
38 k
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29%
1:
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18%
Feb
National
•
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-25
Service- CoZiV^'
City Products
73 k
75 V
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Corp
—_*
62 ;
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1
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-15
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—5
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17
42
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87
k
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39 k
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17 k
900
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18
800
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17k
2,500
16%
9, 64
32,500
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39k
40 V
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28
28
28k
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1
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.
39 k
47 k
46 k
5
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Continental Motors Corp__;
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Controls Co of"*America
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Cudahy Packing Co common
5
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23 k
59
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187
1
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59
100
Ohio
Oil
Co
37 k
89k
91t
339
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Ford
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36
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46
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246
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58 k
n
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15 k
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6k
20 k
21k
700
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Feb
American
Transportation—2.50
Corp_
1
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*
300
2k
3,800
13 k
67'k
60 k
62 k
67k,
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Apr
200
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General Telephone Corplo
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13 k
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900
39 k
.
36k
41k
Pure
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(Un
36 k
Jan
42
Apr
2% Jan
•
13 Va
•
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14%
Jan
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Oil
Co
Granite City §teel Co__—4.-^
Drug
Stores
Feb
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77 k
..
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__
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i«k'
127k
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Jan
17 k
Jan
Jan
25 *
Mar
33% Feb
2k Mar
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500
16 Vs
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128
38
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1
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108
100
35
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12
20 k
1,400
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128
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Feb
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13
Jan
20%
Apr
2k Mar
:
26 k
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28 k
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56 k
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20 V2
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1,300
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36
36 k
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26 k Jan
42% Feb
57% Jan
200
48 k
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28 k
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100
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Jan
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403
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61
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17%
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17%
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Jan
63%
25
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11% Jan
28%
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Star
Lone
Feb
60%
2
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12%
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Apr
43
2%
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36%
Feb
2%
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Jan
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Sound Co
Jan
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20
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161
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Apr
16%
Edison
Continental Can
35
—„1
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Corn Products
Feb
45
2,70
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Lockheed
Apr
30%
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Litton
Apr
2 Vi
91%
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Continental Motors
Cuban
35
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Co
Development Co
List
8% Mar
7%
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1
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Crown
34
Jan
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2%
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Co
25
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435
2,250
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5
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Uni—
25
Jan
*
Jan
%
61
61
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—
County Land Co
Lehman Corp (Un)
Jan
40%
Apr
75
Kern
Jan
21
70%
(Un)
Powder
Kansas
Jan
21
74%
of Calif
Northern
Kaiser
Apr
1 %
1
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,
357/2
33%
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B
40
Feb
Feb
(Un)
Colorado Fuel &
34 Vi
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Columbia
184
Jan
Corp
Columbia
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1.00
Climax Molybdenum Co
Clorox
a40
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Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Jan
14% Mar
11 Vh Mar
32 Vi
Chicago Rock Island & Pac RR (Un)
Clary
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100
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Cities Service Co
12%
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chrysler Corp
16'/2
Apr
385
Champlin Oil & Refining
Chicago Milw St Paul RR
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Jan
7
1.00
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Jan
16%
33%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Charter
9%
250
5.50
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400
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4,585
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——
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——-
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7%
9%
9%
Apr
60%
21
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International Nickel Co (Can)
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International Paper Co (Un).
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Jade Oil
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Johns-Manville Corp (Uni——
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Apr
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67 Vi
Feb
165
21
36%
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Rubber Co
&
17%
.
36%
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Inland Steel Company (U11)—
Jan
20%
Feb
33%
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Railway
247/4
Feb
17%
11%
12%
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Oil
19%
565
1.00
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Atlantic
1,028
-
20%
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5
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Jan.
730
Jan
115
5
Hupp Corp
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Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Illinois Central RR Co (Un)
Apr
45l/2
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270
41%
Tire
Howe
3% Mar
16% i 16%
-
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Canadian
Chance
58%
Feb
20
2.50
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Canadian
& Co
Feb
38 %
-
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20%
1
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
(J I)
52
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preferred..—.
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Telephone
Homestake
Jan
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Case
5%
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Corporation
Pacific
Jan
3%
2nd
Honolulu
Jan
3,804
1__ —10
California Ink Co
Canadian
60%
4%
(Un):
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Southern
Mar
45
1st
Public
Class
Jau
4%
1
Corporation
Canada
18%
54%
1774
41%
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——
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Burroughs
Cement
Feb
4%
0.
5
Burlington
C Super
15%
1,126
5
Bunker .Hill Co (Un)
&
513
50 %
Company
Calaveras
Feb
3%
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C
2.90
48%
1
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Borden Co
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Oil Corp
Chica
8c
3%
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Boeing Airplane Co
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2.051
1,261
Home
Jan
16- 16%
8c
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Blair Holdings Corp
11
52%
16%
Paint
Holly Oil Co
Jan
Bishop Oil Co-
Feb
167/4
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Jan
1%
Jan
48
10.137
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Jan
Benguet Colis Inc (Un)_
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Lest wall Gypsum Co (Un)„—— --1
8
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
24
41%
Hercules
Feb
7% Jan
67V'4
63
51
Feb
39%
preferred
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Mar
21
37 !k
106
67 >/4
1%
$1.25
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37%
21
8%
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Feb
43%
Hancock
Apr
37%
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Bell Aircraft
19%
.
Jan
Gulf Oil Corp
Jan
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Beckmaxi
38
1,627
41%
Grumman
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46
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5.376
21%
Apr
477
Greyhound Corp
Jan
9%
4%
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51
207/4
Jan
17%
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Great
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6
9%
4%
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43
Grace
Jan
18
Feb
2,294
49»/a
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Goodyear Tire <fe Rubber...
Apr
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Goodrich
Jan
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17
Apr
Good
Jan
16%
17
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16%
59% Mar
1,200
Getty Oil Co common
Jan
275
5%
Jan
3.281
Gladden
Jaxx
57%
5:*«
54%
6%
Gillette Company
Jan
Feb
21%
5%
2,746
60%
General
Mar
21%
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58%
5%
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Jan
57%
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58%
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Jan
56%
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73%
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Apr
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Apr
10
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58%
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Apr
32%
Feb
11
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Feb
50
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General Foods Corp (Uni
Apr
79%
68% Feb
1,011
Jan
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Apr
43%
Feb
45%
52%
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Jaxx
24
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Mfg Corp
Jan
24%
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120%
17%
&
Atlantic Refining
Corp
Feb
1,753
43%
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Warrants
10.9
18%
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General Dynamics Corp——_—
Apr
17%
Trailer
Garrett
Apr
126Vi
260
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35%
Jan
32% Mar
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Jan
113%
23%
(Un)
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5
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American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco Co
(Un)
—-25
American Viscose Corp (Un)
25
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(The) Co (Un)
-50
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp (Un) -»-5
Arnsco Steel Corp (Un)
—10
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)
——5
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95%
86% Mar
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(Un)
Ashland Oil & Refining Co (Un)
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Feb
4 Vi Mar
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18
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American Potash
Apr
7%
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16%
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55%
Feb
Feb
25%
——*
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2
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10
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1
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20
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48%
-
Apr
30
8%
43„
__
Feb
27%
Apr
14%
57%
645
25%
Feb
24%
8%
53%
46%
Jan
25%
•'."17%
983
46%
21%
131
250
:_10
29%
33%
__
100
26%
___3
28%
6%
26% Mar
26%
-44%
;
common..
Duquesne
Feb
Feb
265
Feb
"34%
10
:
Corp
Apr
22%
7
44 Vb
233a
•
41%
5
Blaw-Knox
103%
7
Jan
Jan
38% Mar
165
26% A$
14% jafr.
V'.* 16%
_50
_______
Salt-
Columbia Gas System
135
510
Mar
173/8
217'«
26%"
—1
Apr
607
517
44
59% Mar
>
24%
24%
—,16%o
—
Jan
30%
109% 109%
378
Jan
15% Mar
21%
1
Jan
a25»/8 a25%
17
Jan
26%
15
Jan
225
77%
Feb
54
Apr
35 % May
87
Mar,
Mar
886
4.0%
80
43
"
740
16%
Jan
29%
220
16%
vtc
Co Inc_
Jan
250
17
31% Feb
:i4
58%
common
26 % Mar
18%
29V1#
V
43%
Apr
Apr.
Jan
18%
77%
86
43%
%
13
467/a
37 Va
-
Jan
Feb
13%
11%
Jan
7
*.
'
Jan'
Mar
1,032
15%
86
i.66%
Co
Co
Apr
35
Jan
;,77% Mar
Feb
34%
415
Jan
Jan
41%
2,453*
34
Jan
20%
Apr
7%
269
;
37
.7(4
Jan
Apr
98
,.64 (a Jan
.
3,157
Apr
"37%
Apr
16% Mar
34 % Apr
'
United Gas Improvement
Universal
Corp—
'
'
Apr'
Jan
40%
90
764'
,100
.
2
—:
:
—
&
United
Apr
27%
23%
483
100
Philco
South
a__
21
1.377
34
40
,11% Jan.
'
5
Watch
(The)
Pennsylvania
Sun
Jan
12
37%
27% Jan
46%
.
180% Mar,
28% Mar
50
"
,
10
Brothers
Real
Jan
200
43%
Feb
Jan
.15
,575
-
5
—ii\
Scott
Jan
24%
2,089
Apr
51
"40
: 480"
35%
73
,
76
f 7%
'7(4
:vn7a .13 ,
—10
Co
Jan
,85
Apr
12% Feb
9% Jap
20%
Battery
Dairies
100
91%
18%
12%
High
,31%
Mar
26% Jan
725
91%
75
Low
,857
r
34%
non-voting
A
:
343/u
C}——_____5
.
170%
*
33%
Reading Co
Jan
60
56
1 300
25%
13
36%
$1.40
14%
46%
Jan
45% Mar
1,662
11% -11%
34 '
3'4
__25
(D
Progress Mfg
Public Service Electric & Gas
Apr
38% Mar
al6
40
12%
;
12%
28%
20(4
Potomac Electric Power common
Jan
370
300
13y8
__
Apr
84
2,911
27%
1.80
65% Mar
'
Jan
99
26% Mar
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Feb
42%
52%
371
34
Philadelphia
Jan1:.
20%
59%
47%.
•50
176"! 4 178
28%
pfd_50
Peoples Drug Stores
'
Feb
partic
Co
Pennsylvania RR
>»
Apr;
12%
60%
■
30
20
6%
30
37
Pennroad
-
39%
62%
1
2.513
13 ;
Pennsylvania Power & Light com__i__«
Apr'
33
•
45
'
10
Merck
Feb'
Feb
4
•*
::
40
Pulp & Paper—
2nd preferred %_:_:_1___24.50
Lehigh Coal & Navigation:
^
;_10
Martin
(Glenn L)—1
i—1
,
30% Mar
Feb
5
(Unj___„l.
21%
26%
24
Jan
29%
500
29%
Jan
29
<
Feb
__
10
America
4i/4
22%
<•
240
40%
Co_
188
3.022
16%
Oil
1,834
21%
40%
<Un)___
270
30%30%
43%
5
Victor Equipment Co
»I1
22%
30
178
1
85
46%
$1:41
..
54%
;
Jan
59%
V''
Jan
Hudson
Apr
28%
10
common
Sugar
49%
%
25% Mar
421
__
__i
(Un)
Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
.
common
Jan
27
•
Gas Corp (Un)__
Plywood Corp
45
65
*
____l
United
U
6,637
26%
200
7
28 %
—J.__d
1
Ins
Light
Hamilton
Apr'
37
__
10
Co
Apr
Aprf
57%
5,990
5
(Un)
Fruit
63%
Feb
42%
__
.1—12.50
(Un)
Feb
48
24%
57%
United Air Lines Inc____________
1 United Aircraft
Corp
54%
-1,913
65
.25
10
322
57-%
'
Title
Honiasote
Jan1
30%
29%
(Un)
Feb
88%
55 %
1,300
__
Ja?F
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Hecht-
'
28%
10
of Calif__;
42%
3,851
Corp
Storage
Glmbel
Jan
49%
7
__
*
(Un)_.,
Feb
6334
27%
27%
a38% a42y8
Corp
(Un)__
_„l
* 30%
Warrants (Un)—_—-15%
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
(Un)_
1
a25%
(Un)
54%
Feb
77
72%
37%
1
Union Carbide & Carbon
4%
4
498
14V2
5
Apr
20
•
Sales
85
commonlL
-L
1
preferred—tL___^_50
General Motors Corp
4% Mar
1,734
96
Shares
45%
Ford
:
Jan
Jan
52
__
'
54% Mar
166
27%
27%
Co
.
Jan
3%
41/.;
57%
; Tri-Continental
f
17%
29
a257/4 a25»/2
10
Co
Feb
Feb
30%
2
Products
16%
26 %
210
"
___«
Mar
59
62% Mar
1,322
2,478
al57/8
__
43
-
for Week
45%
Class
Apr
27
80%
24%
s__50c
Inc
Apr
64%
4i/
1.290
s_
Jan
Range
*
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Finance Co of Amer at Bait—
21% Mar
Feb
11,878
1
Corp
Feb
48%
58%
Secur
•
Electric
Jan
154
49%
__
common
|
Jan
1%
124
53%
__
*
______'
4c
Jan
64
48V4
'a42%
'' 7%
25
common..
Mar
fl60
51%
72%
20c
of Prices
Duquesne
Jan
2c
19
a59
17
%
1%
100
594
__
__
(Un)__;
15,000
jj!}
21%
Transit
non-cum
Columbia
Feb
26
39
59
Mar
566
Curtis Publishing Co
1
Delaware Power & Light common—lSVa
Jan
23%
1,614
49%
7.50
(Un)
Co
48
Apr
21
__
$2.50
Bankers
Apr
44% Mar
12%
39
25
Sulphur
Inc
Apr
.
44
__
Texas Co (Un)____
Texas
Apr
20%
3c
(Conn)_____—t
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
70
37
3'7
21%
41/,
'
Apr;
16c
Jan-•
26%
1,839
46%
100
;
Coast Line
Baltimore
Apr.
523
37
21V2
__
5
(Un)—
16%
Feb
42%
1
8ylvania Electric Products-
Feb
/■:.
I
Tel
Chrysler Corp.
Feb
30«/4
__
5
(Un)_____
Sunray Mid-Continent
&
1".'
4)%
10
common
11
Atlantic
'-i"
Apr
22%
.
:*•}
__
J
J (Un)
7
(Un)'
Super Mold Corp
Superior Oil Co (Calif)___
Swift
<,j
-
25
i Studebaker Packard
4,350
:?
•,38% Apr
26V'8
(Un)____al57/8
{ Stone & Webster Inc
Feb
Va
Co______i__
&
48%
Feb
32
61%
63
__
__6%
Co___
39%
Stores
Tel
Budd Company
Campbell Soup cn
48%
:
58
1,000
19c
Loio
Atlantic City Electric Co__^._J___-6.50
j
,
29% Mar
55%
■
__
49'A
30%
59%+
,r
10
;_J;i.____~_-.100
31 % Apr
37% Jan
.
34 % Mar
39 %
52:%
56%
*
California
.
'
'
"
2
Standard
Inc
Feb
Feb
*
20%
80
54%
Feb "
Feb
Week's
Par
common
preferred
American
Jan
160
4
21%
Co
26%
25%
!28%
147
J7
__•■
____i_L—50c
Brands
of
575
Apr
Steel
American
Jan
%
Wood
b«e
Jan
67
1,513
4%
.
Apr
52%
58'
'43%^
Last
■;
Alan
Jan
99c
Feb
24
42
26%
__
Oil
*
20Vi
4y8
..
Standard
21%
Feb
63%
398
369
j jg
17
1
t
17% Feb
90c
*
550
:
21%
%.
18 V„
1,210
1,317
Is
'
,
Apr
201',
24% Jan
13% Mar.
Feb
572
57%
Friday
58 ': Mar
70
2c
__
,_5.
Standard
Standard Oil
-
20%
43Vi
I Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common.
•
66%
1 %
Jan
64.
2
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service—J.
■
-
*
Feb
11%
55%
all5%all8%
Sale Price
Apr
'
15%
_
25
Petroleums.
Co
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
'•
*
29%'
15%
21%
r
pfdJ_____25
Southern
26%
29%
3c
1
6%
57%
42
2.50
Co
65%
^
3
_____
Cal
Calif
a g3C
64
__
(Un)
Feb
' Apr
54%
\
767
preferred ——25
cum pfd
25
Southern
.726
2,237
37
21 Va
130
43%
(Un)
STOCKS
Jan
1
915
7.50
Southern
56%
20%
Jan
.
Jan
10%
14,350
24%
•
com
25%
Feb
51%
553
rljj
'
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
,( 9inclair Oil Corp (Un)_
15
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)_____—___15
\ Southern Calif Edison Co common
25'
•
5734
48% ^
V
—lo
Apr
2,465
19C
10
(Un):
Feb
10%
.
59
30% '
57
19c
;
Jan
18:,tt
29%
58
10c »"■
(Un)_
Corp
Jan
9%
400
20%
15c
Shell Oil Co
;•/» 4.88%
10%
19%
1
Co
23% Mar
38%
1
(Un)
Shasta Water
59
Jan
47X'8
1,40
;
f Sears Roebuck & Co. _:
;
Feb
16%
55%
,
29%
.12.50'
94c
47 V*
9% Mar
45%
355
13%"
18%
Jan
48%
*
70
13 Var '
>
59i((-
Explor___
Corp
Radio
Jan
7%
22% Mar
38%
5
__2_;
31%
,
1,774
; i
16%
'413
a21% a22%
13%
jan
7,295
56%
'
%
1,610
36% Apr.
..
.
Jan
21%
rlsV
387/8
a22
:
10%
46 %
High
Feb
Mar '
77c
Apr
34
Feb
25%
1,290
10
Schenley Industries (Un)_.
Schering Corp (Un)___
Scott
Paper Co_
*
Jan
,20
10
p
36%
20%
Feb
5%
10
;
Petroleums
24%
31%
.»
Jan
27% Mar
500
-
35%
5
com
Mining
31%
.
*
30
lo
St Joseph Lead (Un)
Louis-San Francisco Ry (Un)
St Regis Paper Co
(Un)
San
658
35 %
1
St
38% Mar
300
g
Safeway Stores Inc.^^_i-w„.^
San Mauricio
25%
1
S and W Pine Foods Inc
;
1,214
1,176
31
L010
35
Jan
54
'
it
25C
L.
Range Since Jan. 1
2,320
46
Apr,
Apr
6%
25
(F W)
Zenith
19%
29%
(Un)__2Q
Woolworth
Worthington
Jan
415
16
-
41%
90^
>'
;
Inc_>^__
Oil
Basin
Shares
130
82c-
'
Jan
t
-
36
79c
Union
Wllli&ton
53
36
80o
for Week
,
,
High
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)_
25
16%
^
1
6
<
Feb
10%
—
25
Co
Jan
23%
19%
(Un)
____2_
Dutch
5%
125
__
1
Bros
Royal
548
a29
.
1-
'{ Rohr Alrcrdft Corp
45% Mar
1,757
65%
Axle
&
Jan~
Feb
548
19%
-
-
Corpii
Spring
17%
41%
'
ZiZZir,;
(Un)_ It"I5^
Insurance
Lines
•;
_2^5G
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)____ ___10
Western
Jan
Jan
6
21
10",
__.
1
Apr
63
Feb
18%
10%
_l
Manufacturing Co_____
51%
Feb
14%
43%
53%
i<.<;•;
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Rheein
;
Feb
53%
4o3
a27%a29i4
25%
1.____2.5o
i.
45
320
,
'
■.
Life
Air
(Un)_.
Western Dept Stores.
Western Pacific Ry Co__.
.,22% Apr,
352
19:%
__
l1
Rexall
Western
•
Jan.
150
__
1
]
22%
a26%
10
Inc
85
Feb
Feb
2,302
35%
-
„
50c
Oil & Gas Co
Revlon
-
'
a27%
1
•
Apr
% Mar
Feb
20%
(Un)
Coast
com
Low,
»
Power——.
Petroleums
Preferred
West
25
10
35%
1
(Un)_____
Republic Steel Corp
i
51
"
5% "•
40
5
u__
*
Jan
,35% Apr
20%
-
Westates
•
491^
16
_*•
_____
Feb
79
18%
Jan
42%
Washington Water
- Sales
Prices
Par
Apr
25
5
Oil
28%
Friday,"; ;:- Weekw
Last V
Range-
Sale Price
45%
3
Pure
"
12
;
131% Mar.
Feb
613
*
43
5%
'
'
20
_____
Jan
%
560
1434
■
Puget Sound
23 %
425
57%
42%
124
15
Feb
1,983
51]/-
143/4
__3
APRIL
STOCKS
High
405
20%
57%
%
"f
1
'22^4
51 %•
%;
51
28Q
865
,
85
20%
17%
—
5{
22%
(Un>
1
(Un12.50
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
:
a
Philip Morris & Co (Un).
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)
\f Phillips Petroleum Co
-
•
ENDED
Range Since Jan.'l
1,167
351.
5
82%
20%
33Vic'
& Co Inc
!
Shares
,
23 %
50ih
85
50
A
Pfizer
|
WEEK
•,t
Low
343,,
.
V-,
,
fUn)__L
Sates
_•
127% 128% *
153^
15:14*
153,,
FOR
* 'far Week
,
V
V-
t
RANGE
»f Prices
23%
_100
Airways (Un)
Corp (Un)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
-Week's""
Cob
Parke, Davis & Co (Un»
^
y' Penney
-
Par
Pacific Tel &: Tel common..—..
*.»
-
.Last' _';; Jtange
y'.
v
Pacific Petroleums LUl
V"'
^
Friday
i«
i-
-
V' T
f
S
••
•
:
■nl
a^• * r-t' V * -V-\ »-V
->
_u__
Jan
75c
75c
28%
29%
6c
7c
M%
29'A
14%
175
14%
Feb
17
Jan
30%
335
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
56 3 4
58%
719
52%
Feb
58%
Apr
5
—10
29%
12.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
41
6c
10c
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake_±.
Mar
29%
1
5
Toy Mining
37
57%
*
14,400
5c
Jan
7c
Apr
,
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
E
quotations
on
Canadian Stock
o?i
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
J>
Montreal Slock
all
Ca?iadian securities.
Orders bandied
FOR
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
Canadian
W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Inc
30 Broad Street
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
STOCKS
Par
$1.50
Teletype: NYl-1979
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
NEW YORK
Power &
Algoina
common
A
Aluminum
of Canada
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%'4
For foovnotes see
page 46.
High
33%
34(4
3,330
30%
Feb
35%
Jan
20
23
23
23%
275
22%
Jan
24
Jan
*
8(4
8%
8%
400
19
19
19
122%
121%
4%
pfd.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Ltd
Co
Shares
33%
*
preferred
for Week
of Prices
*
«
Steel
Aluminium
4%%
Sugar
Siles
Range
Last
Sale Piicc
Abitibi
Exchange
Fonda
Week's
Friday
8(4 Mar
100
19
122 130%
7,445
110
120 122(4
6,165
107(4
Apr
High
8%
21
Apr
Jan
Feb
131%
Apr
Feb
122%
Apr
821(4
a22
55
23
Jan
46
45(4
46
360
45
Feb
48(4
Jan
__
50
50
100
50
Jan
51(4
Feb
42%
42%
116
4 (P
Feb
46
25
50
.
pfd_-50c
Low
-
__
21% Mar
Mar
42
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1778)
Monday, April 15, 1957
...
f.",
_
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Pi ice
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Argus
Corp
Asbestos
27%
B
Class
510
60
41% Miir
33%
35
3,995
29%
Feb
28
2,116
24%
Feo
51
50%}
50
57%
57
58
39
40
15%
514
39'%
1,915
3,312
42%
47
Jan
Apr
Powell River Company—
29%
Jan
Power
Feb
Price Bros
54%
Jan
55%.Mar
59
Jan
38
42%
Jan
Mar
56
Jan
58%
33
200
32%
Apr
40
43%
44%
8,725
43%
Apr
46%
5%
7,685
4.90 Mar
5%
44
44
44
75
47%
47
47%
375
Y*
9%
9%
5,935
9
30
42%
Apr
48%
7%
150
30
Jan
47
30
'
Mar
Roe
33%
50%
a95
a95
15
90% Jan
95% Mar
79
79
30
79
Apr
80'a Mar
7,890
43%
50%
Feb
Apr
\
.
44
55
44
n
43 V-i
44
Jan
46
Apr
50
Jan
43
Preferred
2,175
11%
Feb
13%
3,790
41
Feb
46% Mar
-
_
125
6%
29%
43
33
%
35
315
66
65%
66%
1,026
62
100
10
99
Mar
Jan
Simpsons
30
Jan
Jan
29
Feb
Southern
Canada
39%
42
4,290
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Feb
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Jan
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22c
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39c
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21c
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67c
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82c
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Mar
45c
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84c
;
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Feb
47c
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12c
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Mar
55c
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Lodge Uranium
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26c
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70c
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Feb
55c
59
12 %c Mar
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43
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———50c
Lead Mines
Ascot
Jan
50c
41,150
25
Development
Corp
Feb
1.70' Jan
v! 15,608
Mines——
Petroleums
Leduc
Anacon
Argus
36c
-
15%
1
——-—50
——
Anchor.
Arcadia
Jan
1.85
*
American Nephcliuc
Area
Feb
Feb
94Va
preferred—
preferred
Amalgamated
Arcan
Jan
26c
94
137/b
common
Aluminum Co 4%
Oil
21% -'-24
88c
•42c
.
,,1.25 Feb
4.832,
,.,
Apr
9.25 Apr
10% Mar
>
Feb:
1:50
-2,000
*
47c
23c
15
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Amurex
1.50'
46c
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American
1.40
5,000
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17'/2C Jan
—*
debentures
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4%%
1,75
—47c
t
5%
1.55
f.
10c
Jan
21.
Feb
7.80
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Feb
Mar
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1
1.25
2.30
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35%
24
19V'2
;
13%c
0
5.60
20c
Jan
*
Apr
Jan
1.26
Feb
1.89
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
1.05 Mar
26c
1.58
Apr
Feb
1.62 Mar
43
1.75
40c
Jan
Jan
2.32
Apr
1.93
Jan
V2
Apr
46%, Jan
L71
Feb
2.75
Jan
20c
Jan
32c
Feb
5%c
Jan
12c
Jan
1.'75
Feb
2.65
Jan
90c
Feb
3.500
25c
Mflr
70c
Jan
2^*^3^
70c
Feb
1.12
Jan
50
36 %
Feb
38%
Feb
1.60 Mar
EXCHANGE
Fonville
8%c
Jan
14c
Mar
Bordulac Mines
1
9V2c
10c
10c
17,000
EXCHANGE
12,500
8%c
Feb
12%e
Jan
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St.
1
14c
12c
14c
21.800
12c
Mflr
18 %c
1
84c
83c
88c
34.100
75c
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1.55
Jan
5%
6,261
4.85 Mar
5%
Apr
V^est,
Montreal
Bouzan
Philips Square
Mines,,
5%%
Ltd
preferred
Gold
-
^
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2-4545
*
JOHN'S, P_ Q.
Brazilian
44
43
44
Apr
48
47%
47*/2
47%
95
43 Vss
Feb
48% Mar
7V-2C
7V2c
8c
9,500
7 V2C
Feb
10c
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4.50
4.90
4,100
75c
90c
5,000
16%
16%
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9%
11.255
16*4
17
945
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—
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*
9%
(T Gt
common——__—/
Jan.
50
1
Erantford
5%
50
*
Bright
5%
—-1
Bralsainait
Petroleums
9V2c
—
—-—1
Bralorne Mines
Hill
9%C
1
Gold
Mines
Eoymar
Office:
St., New York City, MUrray
Gold
Bowater Paper common
5 c'c
preferred
PL-9501
1203
"t
22% Mar
8
19 V2
—_1
8.800
14.700
Jan
30—Peb»-
50c
46c
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Jan
'
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v
Feb
L2 V2C
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42c|
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27c
35 V2C
Jan
33c
1.35
Apr
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4,335
,
12c
22,650
'
2.90
Low
34%
.
23%
__
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High
33%
17Vac
25.500
10c
Feb
Jan
for Week
.
of Prices
Low
33%
*
5,350
22c
Jan
be
1.05
Sales
Range
Jan
*
54c
Fonda
„
13,025
Electric
8c
*
Jau
Exchange
15,350
Fabric
2,000
al5cjdl5c
Jan
2.35
Mar
14c
Aunor
10c
7%c
Jan
41
Feb
31c
23c
Auto
14c
17c
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41,000
22c
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9.25
Auto
Jan
Mar
9V2CL.il/2C
Telephone
sa*
18c
35c
1.90
180
Jan
9c
CANADIAN STOCK
,v"
15c
35c
18c
—25
—
Warrants
j4B
10,650
8.65
Feb
10c
S A VARD
44th
2.90
9-2*5
Bicroft
65 Weat
2.90
*
—
40c
Branch
14c
Apr
33% Mar
16,500
32,200
Last
!
2.84
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6c
99c
1
Paper common.—
33C*7
Dame
5c
92c
1
a!—
Ltd.
I
2.00
3,500
45c
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5V2C
97c
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Ltd
Aumacho
23,250
3.80
80,500
39 c
Apr
91 c' Mar
Apr
27c
f
12c
"f 1.78
Jan
Jan
3.45
Jan
'
Jan
6.95
16c
Feb
1.80
Apr
37q
*
Mar
-
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Atlin-Ruffner"Mines
10C|3',2C
23c
Apr
.Mar
42 c
Aubcllft
34c
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44c
2.80
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11c
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230
15c
500
1,000
96c
2.75|
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4,000
6.15
14% c
42c
Jan
Apr
Jan
3.30
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21c
15c
6.15
14 '/2c
1.09
Apr
31 c*
33c
20cI
18c
16c
_1
1
24c
5,000
1,000
1.75
20c
Lid. I
Jau
41,000
31c
31c
34c
1
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
!
1
Quebec Labiador Development Co LtJ_l
23c
21
Feb
Apr
8c L Feb
•
330
♦
.
—_
Go id
VL vf 85 t
Mar
2.63
2.000
36c^- 40c r.
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11c
1,150
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Feb
18%
6.U0J
8.10
3.85
33c
19c
40c
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Mar
3.45
2.80
I
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14c
1.75
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6c
1,500
50c "
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1««>. Unit
V
600
95 c
,,
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5,100
3.15
8.70
221/4
36c
3.35
4
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2.20 Mar
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500
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8c
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38c J
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2©c
;
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1
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Dredging Gold Ltd—
Pcnnbec Mining Corp___,
Permo Gas 4lhpreferred
a
Pitt
t 75c
-
Ltd——. 1
Ltd
Co
|
6c.
—_j_——_..l
Petroleums Ltd
Phillips Oil
Jan
83
lO'/aC
ParamaqUe Mines Ltd
L—_L
1
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd..l
Pato
12c
Jan
1312 c
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
/—_-_l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec; Ltd. 1
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd———_.1»
Pacific
7 V-iC Mar
46c
Vy >'
—
Uranium
(1945)
-__50e
—
Mines
Ltd
North American
3,000
Apr
27c
._.
21c
*
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Alberta
21 Va Mar'
75c
1.75
v-.-r'
American- Asbestos
Obalski
Jan
VaC
llVaC
21c
Feb
31cj
1
——
Vinray Mines Ltd
New
Amulet
Mar
34c,
-——*
—
——
New
-
Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil &
New
13V4 Mar
10c
Jan
15c
13,900
,
Jan
Apr
'1
New
13c
Jan
9c
Apr
Hlghridgc Milling Co Ltd——*
3,520
36c
-23c
Alberta Distillers common-
Jan
28
.[
2.80
23c
20c
1
Gas & Oil
Alba
Mar;
23c
33c
1
—
New
-
Apr
24c
18%
•
4.15
•———,___1
New
11c
65c
95c
Apr
Jan
22c
.
45c
v
Apr
2.40
Formaque. M.nes Lfc<1_
3,500
1.00 i 1.00
National Petroleum Corp Ltd_i___—25c
New
*;.*
Feb
Mar
Jan
40c
Monpre Uranium Exploration—
—_1
Montgary Explorations Ltd———___1
New
"Jan
6c.'
25c
Feb
17'V4
47c
4.U0 Jan
1
,
————
Mar:
30c
37c
*
Apr
2.55
18c
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife
1.30 Mar
23 W
1
—
■*
v
.
IIV2C
1.43
Mar
5.45 Mar
21% Apr
3.35 Mar
58,200
44,500
•
Jan
Feb
Aconic Mining —
Advocate Mines Ltd——.
Acme
Jan
22c.
-
12V'3 Mar
75c
1.75
42c
2.65
Acadia-Uranium Mines
3,10 Apr
100
25c
_—1
Ltd
14c ' Jan
„
6,945
84
Jan
Atluntic Sugar common-—a—*
Class
2.83 Mar
,
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Jan
-
,24c
tiC.jpVzG
1
Acadia
Feb
360
loert -
Mining Corp of Canada' Ltd.—
—•
Mogauor Mines Ltd—
—1
MeFbf'ir'te
25c
30,500
40c
Jail
10c
29c
Sale Price
Jan
53,500
4bc
5
.
Ltd.—
Apr
1,500
20 *
i
2.6tf
—1
Mld-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1.05
1.000
♦
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Ltd——__5
Exploration Co Ltd
30c
Par
Jan
87,583
Lingside Copper Mining Co Lld-:_—1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd——_—*
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp__
/
1
57c
Mar
3.15
17%
#-
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13
*
Apr
12c
Friday
Jan
23
*
28c
15,500
1
Ltd—
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Abiilbi Power
62c
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114,750
26 c
OuaMu
Jan
56c
20
2,325
32c
•STOCKS
Jun,,
.11 Vac T 18c
7c
3.50
28c
18c
Apr
4 13c
13
Mining &■ Exploration Co _..l
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Mclntyre-Porcupine
Apr
10c
•
1
=_——
,
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20,000 1
.
24c
201
Labrador
Mercedes
J
10C.410c
trust-—i_l
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16c
105,000
'
voting
3.35
29C
Toronto Stock
42% Jan
,
Feb
40.600
9r.jp'a c
2>.
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3,860
...
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80c
Apr
2.50
500
24c
75c
5.40
21%
_50c
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-
27©3 ^r,c
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4,300
v
16c
5.00
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Mar
25c
Feb
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5.40
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24 Vac Mar
Feb
18c
Jau
124
'r
4.05 Mar
Jan
33%
Mines
5.20
Feb
-6.000
^
1
Mar
Copper Corp Ltd—1
&
Metal
65c
Feb
18c J 25c
7
84
Apr
Jan
9c
3.40
47c
13% Mar
Feb
1.75
1.05T51.05
11c
8.00
..
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Mines
Jardun
43.10
3.00
525
■ 17© t'-'Oc
24c
Lake Mines Ltd—__j —a.C_—;1
Uranium
9 'SiCi* 10c
15c
6,100
9 Vac
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd——1
Isu
2.70
a-'....
1.70
Apr
Apr
21V4
25c
—
Feb
72c,
:
Jan
Ibc
5.10
14VaC
6.75
Feb
3.00
28c
2,000
2.65
1
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Gold
' lOizC
21'/ic:
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6c
Jan
14c
Mar
45 c "
2,500
_1
Ltd
'>
81,000
13c
J
——
Cirp
Mines
21c
;•
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4,500
1
Westville
12c
4 30 -Fetr.
.
29,000
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J 21c
'
6.35
'9,000
9c
1
Zenmac
12c
,
12% Mar
40c
c
2,300
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35
—1
—__—
Jan
5V0.
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a.65
;
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11c
55
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4.70J'Jan
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16c
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2,000
17c
-
1.43
925
bVzC
8c
34c
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Jan
5.25
Apr
9Vac
5 0°'»
^4.50-
1.35
Feb
7VaC
1,000
14c
17c
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—_
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3.40
-
41,000
18c
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Golden Age Mines Ltd
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Goldfields Uranium Mines Ltd
Haitian
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600
121,000
10c
u
50c
3.05
1,000
6.60
6c
—
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Apr
25%
2.45 Mar
2,300
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,
Mar
2.00 Mar
Jan
40c
Vx
■
—
Apr
22c
78c
1.45 Mar
Feb
6.35
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd—
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
55c
8c
Western
Mar
25c
19c
6c
-47c
*_—
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vFeb
13c
50c55c
—
1.68
1.60
—1.25
Lea
Ventures Ltd
7,000
41c.% 41c
2.68
••
3,000
1.88
1.60
Feb
Mar
Mar
6.25^6.75
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_1
Oils
Lithium
Weedon
18c
ISc
1
Ltd_i!
18,200
7
1.85
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Jan
3.00
-
67c
1
Ltd—-;
Feb
Jan
35 Mi
v.
64c
.1
Mines
Jan
Feb
50c
Ltd,-—•_—"
64c
1.05
10c
1
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4.25
13s
500
3.20
Inc———_1
-
28c
71c
14c
52 c
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12V2C
•4.50
1
Moutauban
2,000
2.707*2.80
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50,300
1
Ltd_________—__r.—
46c
Jan
10c
15,520
7A:aCyf
41c
.
2,500
11c
——1
Apr
2.65
•
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I91c
3 13c
al2V« al2«4
_1
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Exploration
United
United
13c "■/ 15c
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1.18
10c.
26c
Trojan
Mines
Lnited
27c
14c
Jan
1.18
IOV2C
30c
Feb
17c
6.50
77c
—
Empire Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
1.
Trans
Apr
4.20
Jan
12c'>12c
1
Feb
—1
Ltd
—
Trebor
27c
Feb
Feb
10c.
_..l
Ltd
Gateway
4,900
-3.75 ,«.80
Ltd——.1—;—1
Oil, Ventures
2.44
10c
bC
50c
1
Exploration Ltd
Mar
19c
:——1
Mar
19,900
1
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
8c
2,850
/
20c
54c
Ltd
Jan
9.50
13.500
15c
50c
1
Mines Ltd—
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Mines
>15c
22,500
13c
1
Tib
26c
91c
—
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lll2CC$15c
24t5aCJ.f 25c
24'1545^8
13c
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Oaspe
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5,400
30c
—1
Ltd.
(1915)
Jan
8c
Jair. r".
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,.
;16c
.
;
Jan
3.500
4
Jan
Jan
T 30,500
1
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1,000
52c
1
Mar
*- 35c
24c
55c
:
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Lake
Tazin
8 25
6.75
"
Tacne
Tarbell
54c
/
,
Jan
Ltd
Mines
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6c
1
a
,
11c
18c IS 20c
~
;
Apr
.19c
30c
,
Mar
Apr
6c
■
2.90 >13.10
1
Ltd
U'-unium
Frobisher
2.90
T—1
2
Mines
631
7 ;
Jan
7.45
17,450
■
46c
-5.65
'
;
Jan
Cons
Jan. 1
260,300
"
Mines
Range Since
Low
18c
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp_——_1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
1
Sullivan
Jan
Feb.
-
9,000
•
i
.
Dufauiu
Shares
High
I2V2C
Mmes
Petroleum
Low
14 V2C
Ltd——
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Ltd
Shcrritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—.
Souin
Ap>r
5c
2,000
1? lie
13.00
Crest Gold
Richwell
•
45c
13c
29,500
34c
Ltd—1
.1
Minerals
Mining &
Mar
3.00
20c
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Falcohbridge Nickel
F< rsdav
-•39c
.
for Week
af Prices
1
Sapphire
Jan
8.35
Feo
12,800
*
8c
8.85 ;(9.50
2.90
Ltd—?L_—1
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6c
7'/2C'f
2 90
—1
Mines
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TL
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1
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8.600
80c
Feb
3aC
1
Ltd
Gold Mines
Apr
6.50
/
1
—
.
Ltd—-——
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63c
57,650
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9VaC^»VssC
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Eastern
El
1 _>e 14
7 V2C
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5 44c
7.45*^7.70
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3,400
10,550
i-tc
*
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Ltd—
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Copper
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1
Smelting Rellning Llu
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines
Apr;
Ltd
Ltd———
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
Ltd—0
Sullivan
Apr
7%
4,500
4.9Q £55:65
——1
Mines
Producers
:7.90
5ya Mar
34c
Copper Rand Chibougamau
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Daine
5.90. l'eo
Red
■■
8
4,150
Quebec It e»iO\v«tni,.e .iv.une.a___:—i
Continental Mining Exploration—
1
Mining
Corp Ltd
2.301
4,200
.
Jan
$ 42c
Can sol
Cournor
13 Vs
»39c
•
Consolidated Deiiison Mines Ltd—,
Halliwell
Feb
40c
,1
-
Jan
9.25
33c -4 40c
40c
11 Vac Mar
7V2c
7.b5
4i.C
*
6,.900
^ 75c
s
Apr
Development
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
31x4
/
25c
_.
Cadillac
Monpas
9.500;,
Feb
7,600
Ltd—
Mines
Consolidated Cordasun
Consol
24
,.5 30c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Consol
-
1,470
Oil
Quebec
Feb
1.52
..,
27c
Mines
Jaculei
Central
Feb
29c
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Consol
1.25
5.55
.___
Gold
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
3.300
Mar
1.30
x
1
Corp Ltd
Development & Min Co Ltd—
Central Leduc
Jan
Sales
Range
Far
Quebec
Jan
55c
Feb
————1
Ltd
Cartier-.iyLala*tic
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30c
*1.50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
1.00
63c
35c
Cassiar Asbestos
Central
63c
7.00
Explorations Ltd—:
1,000
i..
6s
»«
80c
t>,300
■
/7.50
;■
6 Vss
Petroleums. Ltd—0
Mines Ltd—
Carnegie
7.20
■
1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd—
Celta
17.2 J
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—
44c
^1.03
11 :i2!V
—3
Lithium Mines Ltd-—___— 1
Nickel Mines Ltd~_——:_1
Canadian
Can-Met
12
Ltd—
Common——1——___—u
5 Vc
12
Friday
Low
30V'4 dil '.4
8^c€ 9c
8(20
Ltd——2'..
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
3,000
1.35, 11.39
3i
—1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
1.00
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—i——"
Caxumet
%
44c
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ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
jHUjh
£8c -J 88c
1
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WEEK
for Week
Prices
Low
1
—
Ltd
FOR
Sales
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of
Par
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Mines
RANGE
We«k's
Last
Sale Price
.■
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Friday
STOCKS
CANADIAN MARKETS
-l
-.
17
*
185
43
3.75
Feb
% Mar
Jan
5 45 Mar
70c
Mar
95c
Jan
15%
Jan
18
Jan
7 V'4- Jan
9% Mar
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, April 15, 1957
..
(1780)
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Ltd
Range Stnce Jan. 1
s
Britalta Petroleum
1
2.82
2.90
13.944
93
93
289
Columbia
79
79
79
48%
44
42
42
42
12
12%
5,210
15'A
\\(*Tn
15'A
500
13'A
44%
12,078
44%
43%
44%
88c
Buffalo
Buffalo
Red
Lake
12
75c
1.15
17c
13c
17c
13,310
'21,400
——*
34%
Products
2.00
2.00
__—™——25c
*
*
._„1
12
—-
Foils
Class
2.15
8,992
1.65
Feb
2.50
Apr
1.35
1.40
17,120
1.25
Feb
1.55
Jan
30%
31%
1,631
24
Feb
31%
Apr
65
66 %
1,305
62
Mar
66%
Apr
10%
12%
6,389
13%
Jan
common,...—10
40%
108
—™—:
100
—
Packers
Canada
Class
B
Canada
class
50
149
Jan
315
23
Jan
186,106
1.42
Jan
4.60
3.20
Jan
4.50
•v:
1.75
Jan
2.85 Mar
37
50
36%
510
35%
145
80
91
91
91
22
91
37-
—1
2.50
2.85
7,185
6.65
7.05
1,803
36
2.60
6.65
Steamship Lines common——*
36
126
-A
_12.50 :
--
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Bakeries
16
Feb
16,174
14c
Mar
19,764
40c
Mar
58c
2
7.25
7.20
7.50
20,336
-~
5
.
5
I,125
'
4
3,226
45
Feb
50
29,670
*
24
23%
24
24
63c
Breweries
common™—
25
!!___
British
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
Collieries
Gas
Fairbanks Morse
Food
Products
22,170
78c
Apr
General
Canadian
Homestead
6 %
.
North
Oil
8
2,105
1.75
30,200
1.30 Mar
1.75
7,625
5% Mar
7%
75c -h:
75c
4,450
70c
Mar
1.70
46,085
SOc
Jan
43,580
18
18
18%
2.45
2.39
2.54
30,075
6.55
6.45
6.75
4,385
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20
20
20
46
46
48
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19
2.07
2.20
1
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10%
3,730
10%
1
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Canadian
Petrofina
—
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•
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24
Canadian Tire Corp —L_
Feb
3.10
10c
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2,900
68c
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Cassiat Asbestos
68c '
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70c
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48c
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3.75
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,
6.30
:
6.90 1
3.60
4.05-.
8.80
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9.55
2.80
30,877
2.29
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19,100
3.50
3.50
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100
16
16
100
13c
11c
13c
27.600
30 %c
31c
4,272
30c
2.93
30c
35c
5,900
—_75c
2.90
2.99
29,201
Chll>ougamau Mining & Smelting
1
3.00
3.75
Chi 1110
1
1.48
Gold
Chromium
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Chrysler
Cochenour Willans
Cochrane
Dunlop
Cockshutt
Cody
Coin
Farm
1.30
9,259
1.49
206,550
3.65
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18
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3.50
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Jan
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Jan
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27%
Jan
Feb
51c
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36% Mar
Jan
4.25
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6.25
Jan
Fab
1.23
Jan
35c
Feb
65c
Jan
14c
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32c
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v
3.25 Mar
5.20
14% Feb
16
14%
Jan
16
Feb
Feb
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Jan
1.09
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4.25
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5.10 Mar
1.90
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2.69 Mar
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1.50 Mar
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42c
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70c
16.800
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60c
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42c
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95c
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2.40
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2.65
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74c
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2.85
255
13,228
36c
1.02
1.20
32,100
75c
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160
4,360
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of
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19
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4,000
33c
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59c
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8,890
11c
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17c
Feb
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1.31
1.43
209.075
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2.14
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5%
9%c
10c
12,500
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16c
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90c
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'
8.25
Feb
23%
100
——100 1
Vickers-
36c Apl
Jan
4.30 Mar
28%
9%c
9%c
31,797
-
II,516
33
__
;
15,548
3.80
1
Corp—1
Canadian' Utilities preferred
Canbm -Copper
8.25
2.97
3.05
16% ■?.
—* t
Steel
nmnldit
;-.5£SR *
24'A
Jan
Mar
Feb
380,300
28,6'Ui
—
32% Apr
33% •'
;
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Dominion Textile common——™—*
Dominion Woollens-—*
40c
2 6% Mar
,
10,657
6.00
'
__
*£ Mar
Apr
9,906
15%
32%
33%
Ltd
Apr
c
7,239
!
100
13
7.50
.™25
preferred.—10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1 •
Railway
Prospect
:»7c •
32 %
100 100'%
15 %
nnmininn
gSSStoS
X
5^"
ADr
6
o
1-00
6.50
2.64
13c
29
common.^
Dominion Magnesium
—
Dominion Scottish Invest com—
Apr
lo
1
11
Jan
210
■
3.900
29%
__
—_
Canadian Salt—u_;
ah
6
30c
35c
•
100
:
Vli
8/s
29C
29c
Jan-
n?,, Jan
?
f
Feb
6
*
;
a
Canadian
7.25
Jan
1.70
50c
Jan
2.000
joi.yuu
92c
25c27%c
13%c 14»Ac
1.00 1.05
6.25 6.75
2.49 2.65
12c 13V-c
28% 29'A
11% 12%
12%
13
—
Mines
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Rights
ZIOMor
Jan
10,865
11
10%
Apr
"0
8,154
1
common
common—
1955 warrants.:
18%
4
—
5.10
Jan
1.70 Apr
8.35
9,087
class
i
85c
Jan
T«s£
900
__10c
6.50
Jan
18c
15c
30c
2.00
50c
14c
27c
2.00
47c
13c
25c
Mines
Gold
—
5
100
>.
SOc
Jan
Feb
18 %c
4.112
50c
1-;
Mines—
-1
Ltd———1
—1
Qei yjio Producers
;
—*
Devon
Palmer Oils
!
—25c
Diadem
Mines
_1
Distillers Seagrams—_———
2
Dome
Exploration 1——
-2.50
Dome
Mines
—__a—
*
Dominion Fabrics 2nd preferred.——'
1,945
1
B__
15c
27c
Mines
Delnite
Jau
8.30
—
;
9
Brewis
Horn
D'Eldona
Jan
6%
Jan
class"
Leather
Deer
Apr
7V8
1.50
preferred
Inca..
:
warrants.
.
Jan
30c
Gold
Cos
preferred
Central
30
—_1
Oils
Machine
Ice
Central
27% Jiiii
75
7.85
Hydrocarbon
Malarfcic
Castle
Apr
':
Feb
1.20
27c
26c10%c
Warrants
Jan
16
..A—
Mines
-.v:/-.,
27c
—1
1
—1
0
Corp
Mining
Decoursev
Jan
16
Feb
14
Canadian
-
14Va
Apr
15'/#
1.54
:
Oil..—.
Canadian
.
Jan
12%
125
7.95
Warrants
,;
13%
1.385
~
28 %•
6V»
U
•
1,580
%
0
Securities
Canadian
1.67
4
...
—
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
*
_
warrants
Canadian
.
27%
72c
7%-
7%
1.67
3
Dock
&
Va
0
Petroleum—
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
23% Mar
16
'j,
^
Devonian
Canadian
_
1.335
14
Ltd
Resources
Dyno Mines
1953
25
13%
_-._i.dl
Pete
Canadian
5%
Davis
16
Chemical & Celluloseaa
Chieftain
Dredge
Jan
13%
*
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian Decalta
26%
12%
28
56
Feb
64c
■;
.
i:
Explorers
23% Mar
—
25
Daering
7,473
13
_
Jan
D'Ar-teon
25
common™1™..
preferred
$1% preferred _i
5
Daine
53c
1
'V-;.
Apr
3.00
5
64c
52c
Ltd
•/
Jan
_a
A_™L-™
class
$1
:
' 3.95
63c
13%
._10c
Apr
Feb
—*
Oils1.™!
Empire
-
_
.
-Jan
9Gc
_—
Jan
7.95
Feb
3.95
Jan '
20
.
Feb
100
49
Canadian
,
5.95
Apr
3.50
Mar
-
24% Jan
54c
3.75
Canadian
Jan
17c
3.95
Canadian
12,'A
18%t'
49%
Canadian
Feb
45c
_^i__
Preferred
.
11 Va
Apr
.
18'A
*
Husky
7.85 Mar
36
•,
14 %c
Rights
Canadian
3.05 Mar
Jan
Jan
45c
18%
6
Canadian Bank of Commerce-!——20
.
5.00
Mar
15c
Oils
Canadian
94
Feb
75c
Jan
._—.—*
Admiral
Preferred
1,
,
i
—1
Minerals—^
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
37% Mar
___™*
Cable class B___—
Canadian
Canadian
39V! Jan
90
/
Mur
29
725
12
12
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
17%
2.90 Mar
67c
13,900
35c
52c
, 24.180
ConSer^Man Mines
f:24%c
' 23c
25c .. 43.008
5oSSer !Rand Chiboug———1 ? 3.80
3.65 3.90 ,
27.631
Corbv Dislillerv class A,
■
* C\ 15%
15%
I6.0-.
500
CchLs.V^%14% ? 14% 14%'
100
Coulee
Lead Zinc————
lV'V 84c
80c
84c.
6,6n0
Cournor
Mining
——™
„U:
10c
9%c "10c
10.500
crec Oil of Canada—
*
*70
4 70 4.90 v
4.240
Warrants2.65
2.55 2.65
10,480
Crcstaurum Mines
_!
—1
-w—y.r
10c 12%c
6,5 01
Crestbrook Timber common-——50
-!
2.75 3.10
275
Warrants
1.75 ?
1.60 jl.75
500
Croinor Pershing
_a_I
-™»»-l '•?)»
—
16 VaC
21c
123.600
Crown
Zellerbach——_———
_5 ; 51 Va
48
52
1.821
Crownat Minerals
'a™—I
34c
31c 35 VaC
86,925
cus«>^ Mines Ltd——1 V
19c
18c
21c
. 40,071
Jan
4,500
23c
11
33 A
6.70
23c
11
35
7.30
5
'
■'
2-^
'
——
Mines
Connercrest
Apr
10,950
82 %
Southern
<fc
35,225
Exploration
Corn
Conner
Apr
36%
Canada
Canada Wire
5.60
:
r
23c
1-33
15c
Sudbury
Clark Publishing
Copp
Feb-
24% Mar
2.46 Mar
82
Ltd
Ja:
175
167
5.60
4.10
Canada
.
Conwest
35%
preferred..;™—100
Canada Southern Oil warrants:!—™-__!
Preferred
Apr
Apr
Mar
23%
4.60
80c
Quebec
Apr
16
Jan
35
2.30
1 20
71c
20c
1.19
14c
—
Consolidated
Mar
10%c
2.30
»
Consolidated Sannorm
Feb
16
1.5
Jan
25%
Jan
8c
3.50
11c
90c
12c
' 90c
14%c
,
42
8
Feb
167
2.75
52c
20%c
111
25
160
2.60
-
Jan
Jan
6
13%
26c
Jan
45c
35c
3oc
3.40,)
17c 20c% . 1.572
4.95 5.30
41,880
25 25%
13,470
28c ;■ 52c
Jd.JOO
20c 21cA',^1,.87'J
5.15
25%
Gold Mir.es—2.50 V
Min—_
—1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines l\a—.—1
>
3.30
—
Consolidated Red Poplar
Jan
8lc
3.40
100%
210
8,210
3.90
83c
——-—1
'
Consolidated"
4,
oOc
9c
22c
20c
•
Mines———--1
Basin
1
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining—_i—1
Consolidated
West
Peroleum_a——'
Consumers Gas of Toronto—.—-—104
100
3170
class B
Jan
16
4.80
;
Jan
30
35%
82'A
*
Petroleum.™
>:
4.50
20
Mortgage
6.25
54
42
—
iIkl
Canada Safeway.
8
4.05
2.60
-
A..___~Ls.
^
Permanent
Jan
Jaji
111
5.55
:i%™__™_™'
dAi!™.™---™™
Lands
5.10
V
24% Mar
23%
Malting preferred.;:
™____—26*»
Met Explorations_™___—
._1
Warrants
:
._____add_
Warrants
Feb
51
105
Canada
:
45
15
16
>
.
95
i
39%
16V
Canada Life Assurance—;___™____a__10 >
Canada
Canada Oil
27%
15
15
16
preferred
51
27
8
*
Iron Foundries
51
9.15
200
5.45
5.45
:
*
Cut Stone—______
common
A
4 W/o
Jan
51
27%
*
common
Canada Crushed
Canada
Jan
7%
•
Feb
5.50
--
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—.'
Consolidated Morrison Explor—.—1
Consolidated Negus Mines———-1
Consolidated
Nicholson Mines
—'
Consolidated Northland Mines——1
Consolidated Peak Oils™!——— .1
Consolidated Press class A——'——*
Jaii
11"'«
31
65
1
preferred..™!—50
B
class
1«%
Fe
10% Mar
Jan
7::;
45c
1 40
10c
Consolidated Marbenor Mines———1
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd1
Jan
6%
,0/n
Vs.
warrants
Consolidated Howey Gold.———1
£
64
1.35
*
d:—
13%
15%c
7
Consolidated Halliwell
Mar
155
class A
—._
450
1,255
T.,,,
,
35
Ja
11
Apr
o„
ll%c Feb
Jan
14'A
Campbell Red Lake
Cement
10c
7
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
Campbell Chibougamau ™
Bread
Jan
26c
11
_____
1.15
i
Apr
29V!
800
7
Dock
Canada
6%c
655
134,780
11%
*
~~
Petroleum
17,220
;
,61c
41c
14
_™______™_—J.
Canada
35
55c
—1
—
1.
Dry
9c
18c
12.8/;>
45c
1-42
—_—
Jan
12%
^
10c
2bc
23c
Mar
Jan
wph
10 %C 10 %c
-——*
Ext___
Burlington
Canada
7c
33%
1
67c
p.
74 72,
40c
t*$ &£
!5*
Consolidated Gillies Lake_
1
Consolidated Golden Arrow--.——
Consolidated Guayana Mines__-__-l
Apr
12c
B
Class
Tin
12%
8%c Mar
,
Mar
36c
i8r
Feb
3
33e
^
Jan
40c
25c
'
9'ArMar
4,880
37!4c
1
Conso.
Jan
Feb
8.0o
Jan
49 %c
;
22c
12.J3.
Jan
Jan
11,500
Mar
,.•%
ISc
1 aO
8
15c
9c
7
Feb
Mar
,
Jan
Jan
Consolidated East Crest
Fenimore Iron Mines
6% Mar
19c
12%
Mar
23c
,*•»»
Jan
10 %
16c
Feb
*£
54c
Mar
95c
1
__.——
Burchell Lake
Jan
6%
cXollda^d dKSvS- (*£
Ccnsu da ed Dragcn Oil.1
50c
50c
8c
10c IOV2C
10c
Mar
21c-:
23c
C°£a"ant?
8c
8%c
Ankerite ;—
Canadian Gold..
Hill
125
;
Jan
44c
Feb
„
12V!c
--
Plln—-
Consolidated Calllman
Consol Cordasun Oils
07 Jan
6,812
7,500
13c
9%c
45c
J^an
^
251,500
10c
8%c
Gold
Calaita
Feb
Jan
Mar
464. Mar
%
80c
6,228
7
7
12c
'9%C
& Smelting __a™—X
Mining
Cabanga
Mar
15%
-
Jan
2.-50
10c
SIdaKd Cenfra! aSi!!!
Jan
Is!
Pel,
41
1,052
90c
86c
™———1
—-—_—.___™_1
Mining
Brunswick
Bilffadison
Burrard
Jan
655
15
134
150
»
Feb
10c
^
Prt'
43
.___™__™1
™_™__—™
Bunker
11M,
44%
Power
™,—
Building
««g: §
Hiuh
Mar
25c
140
12 V#
Packers class A™—
Mines
115
Apr
&
TilZ
331
Bruck Mills class A_.™_™.__
Buffalo
5o,a
.
«
1,230
43
0
.———*
British Columbia Telephone Co....
25
Broulan Reef Mines
——__1
Rrunston
pe„
______
Mines
Low
35c
«■/.
25
46%
43
15
British
Brunsman
Range Since Jan. t
.
19n
.
24,200
50%
47%
Columbia Forest Products___„_*
Brunhurst
...
High
Low
Par
'
•%-
1.80
—
British
B
2.70
47%
93
100
4% preferred
_™_;™_.—
100
53? preferred ——_______
50
4 % % preferred
50'
4 Vi'i preferred
~-—50
Class
Shares
13c
preferred
British Columbia
for Week
_
.
,
High
Sales
Range
,
19,100
49%
British American ■ Oil
British Columbia Electric—
4%%
Low
50c
Last
Sale Price
High
45c
50c
1
Mines
Brilunti
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
„.
La-rn
Par
APRIL 12
ENDED
Sales
Range
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday >
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
105
Jan
Jan
106
Apr
"
18%
14% Feb
5.50
4.85 Jan
53%. Jan
™
66%
Apr
Jan
Apr-
.
Volume 185
'Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1781)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Par
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
General
Products
Low
Genex
Mines
class
Mfg
38
39-8
995
37
Mar
5.60
5.30
5.80
400
5.00
Feb
5.60
*
Giant
Mascot
lj
Giant
Yeiiowknife
Glenn
Uranium
i
Goldale
;!
.1
_
_
Bousquet
Grandines
Grahd.uc
Great
2,065
54c
178,980
23c
3,520
12 %'c
Great
Gunnar
3.75
22
Harding
22%
:
1.05
1.35
6%
5
53c
62c
56c
20 '/8
preferred-__Jlt___30
Hi
.
Tower
:
Class A
'.
,f
—--i-....-
Smith
12 7«
(t1,
23
840
3.00
500
6V2
260
12 %c 13 %c
26,305
40c
35c 46 %c
Flo
•
7%c
32c
1.15
J
1.00-
28c
-
Jan
26c
7,800
7c
34c
46,250
25c
Feb
1.16.
:
v-
10%
27%
9.600
30C
26c
39%
275
8%
4,901
28
23%
18'4
17%
19%
18%
17%
19%
13,799
34%
35
150
43
50
5.60
84
6.40
7e
28C
16
.______20
34
.
19%
16
33
Apr
Jan
41%
45 %' Feb
Feb
Jan,'
75%
2,225
1.400
-
50%
50
34
32
800
50%;
28
28
28
56%
100
■'"
•
-.
*
.
Bronze
31
12%
Apr
200
19c
195,800
27
5,876
Mar
23
International
Metal
Nickel
Ind
pfd
5%
Interprovincial
Pipe
•Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope
Jack
Products
;Jaye
Joburke
--
Ltd
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Concord
r
Jupiter Oils
-Kelvioator of
Renville
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
Lake
Kilembe
Mines-
Kirkland
Kii'kland Minerals
Townsite
Kroy Oils Ltd
'
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
Leitch
Mines.ZZZZZZZ
ZZ
Louvicourt
Lyndhurst
Mining
Apr
New
Hosco
Jan
New
Jason
Apr
New
Kelore
31c
5,400
26c
Apr
41c
Jan
Newlund
59%
16.196
47
Feb
59%
Apr
New
Manitoba
Jan
New
1 43,560
2.20
Feb
5.00
Feb
44.025
2.60
New
Apr
1.55 Mar
38c
1.30
26
62c
Feb
96c
Jan
New
47c
Jan
New
Taku
Apr
62c
Jan
Nickel
28c
20c
10%c
Jan
56c
33.100
40c
Mar
73c
Jan
19c"
37.60Cf
15c
Feb:
'25c
' Jan
76q
78c
76,687'
62c
29.300
Feb
1.05
,
2.51
11,615
225'
8%
12c
10%c*
15%
13%
„
„
8 'A Mar
76c
4,480
SOc
2.35
Z'
'Jair
7,800
49c
2,225
Jah
Apr
26
27
860
25w Matf'?
40
40
150
40
14 %c
16c
13,700
14c
22
1,750
*
16c
Z_9
'2.00'Feb
.
'2.80
Northcal
2,800
61c
Jan
18c
19.236
15c
Fib
26c
Jan
1.00
1.12
17Z130
95c
Feb
1.25
Jan
.
•
13 %C Mar
1,000 '
1
*
98c
65 c
1,350
10,050
37c
6,900
2.25
2.21
2.45
.
1
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Zj.
.18
18%
19
20%
1.25
1.46
1.65
10,250
Apr
19%
18
1,450
5,075
11c ll%c
" Feb
21;%
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
1.05
2,700
JOc
35c
114,845
14c
23,095
,16c
16c
5,450
3.90
4.15
2,500
2.40
540
13%
547
11%
100
89C
3.75
15c
3.00
,,
4
16c
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
2.55
Mar
'
Feb
4.15
.
5.75
19c
Jan
2.10 Feb
Jan
19
17% Mar
9
..North
1.13
2,935
17c
8,550
i,85
1.83
1.95
35,000
15 i/ac
15c
16c
13,000
30c
27 %c
32c
181,350
*
32c
26c
33c
24c
24c
12c
13c
Feb
"11% Apr
Jan
,,
.
92c
Jan
19,559
80C
Mar
161,375
12c
16c
8c
9C
I
MinesIZZZ
For footnotes see
page 46.
8g
10c
2.20
2.40
20c
3 go
3.451
3.65*
2 90
1
2.85
2.98
6,200
10c 12 %o
i2%c
Apr
O'Brien
2.85
Apr
Ggama
2.61
2.61
2.78
45,465
2.20
Jan
2.45
2.60
11.600
1.85
Jan
28%
28%
29
445
27
Feb
41%
41%
43
1,030
41
Mar
17
20
3,062
16
17
21
8,015
16
19
9%c ll%c
16c
1.60
1.60
e%
1.60
,
6 %
14c
.
7.588
8c
'3.10 Feb
30
Feb
20
Mar
Jan
43%
Apr
21
Feb
13 %c
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Mining Endeavour
Jan
12%c
/
Feb
85c
15,750
10%-
26
'
*
18c
Jan
42% i 42%"
-
Assurance
Accept
1.07
7%c
30C
L*>
-a—
Lake
Jan
Apr
_
Industrial
Apr
14c
12c
.5
.
■:.
'Warrants
Apr
27c
27,700
Imperial Tobacco Of Canada
ordinary_5
6 %
preferred
ZZ
4 86%
Indian
62c
Jan
«fc
90
52c
1 76
—1.25
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
*
'
Glaze
Oil
Mar
15c
13c
7»/2C
Midland
Jan
32c
Apr
90
45c
72'ji
Midwest Industries Gas
Jan
9%c Jan
4,100
12c
Smelting_ZZZ_*
I
■■
Light & Power
Midrim
Jan
7%
15c
90
90
9
Petroleums
Midcon Oil &
Jan
3.00
Jan
Apr
Lake—1
Uranium
Mexican
Mar
26%
Mar
13c
•
Mtge
Life
Jan
6
13.400
11c
.
Feb
*
•
Imperial
3.00
Meta
Apr
15c
Apr
75c
common.;
;\
Imperial
Imperial
1
Mar
22%
Jan
">
10C
148,000
20%c 23 %c
Feb
9c
22
14
Jan
7
5jc
Mentor Exploration &
Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining—:
1
Merrill Petroieum
21% Mar
Jan
20
71,500-;
11c
ZIII-.ZII9
Imperial Bank
-
..,..1.25
r
21c
■'*:
Erie
10%
29,950
■
Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Powmpine
Hughes Owens Co.-class
&
18,505
15c
»
"_=>
Hudson
>
13%
Feb
18
82c
Mining
Huron
26,918
22%
Ll<*
n,>.
11% Apr
Feb
22
12'/2c
■
20c
Paper
Red
Medallion
Jan
76c
fj.1
•„
Apr
Jan
2078
13c
285
-ZZZZlOO
McMarmac Red Lake—.
McWatters Gold Mines
49c
"Preferred
Hoyle
Jan
21%
43
.
.
Class B
...
Howard
McKenzie
Jan
•19c
13c
'
-
Jan
8%
5.50
Jan
335,300
7%
8s
1.85
21
8,100
34c
7
Mclntyre Porcupine
Jan
9.60 Mar
1.60
28c
1 go
iL'
—
Apr
67c
1.40
*
common
—
6%
Feb
7%c
11 %c
%
2.05
6%c
30c
•:
Jan
Jan
1.10
2,500
14,220
j
Jan
35
Mar
9c
IZIIZIZIIZIIZZI1
Frontenac
Preferred
4334 Mar
Feb
22%
1
.
Apr
91c
Jan
1.21
Feb
8c
67/8
<T:
■
1.60
Apr
18c
Mar
8c
com
1:w
McColl
28
1,200
1.95
65c
Feb
6 %'c
_1
Ltd
45c
8c
j
Consolidated
Maybrun Mines
Feb
6,450
Feb
7c
*
__
47p4ru,p
1.72
1 50
•
100
1.02
78c
Drilling...
l
6,350
27%c
4.75 Mar
__I
Canada
7,330
96c
1-95'
1
Ltd
ADr
4.85
Feb
~_l
Mines
Maxwell
9
Mar
19%
1
...
Matachewan
43
Feb
38
'> Apr
*
10c
-23
•
ZZZl
:
23
Apr
Jan
Apr
16c
22 *'i
,
1
.•
*
Lake
1.72
92c
Preferred——
Apr
18.400
3.00
_1
■
Hollinger Consol Gold._^_
Home Oil Co Ltd-—.
;
,
,
'
.■.
;
23
44,500
14c
14 Vac
-
LI
-
Mines
1.65
94c
Mining Corp
Massey-Harns-Ferguson
3.40
,164
170
Ltd
Jan
16c 18 %c
l
Dauch
21
3,512
_
5.60
22%
1,400
6%
,iZZZ
„■
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils„
&
21
,
32%
ZZZZZZZl
43% Mar
11c*
12c
13 V4'
Z.
11%
31
Martin-McNeely Mines-
Apr
»36c
31%
IZZZ-100
Jan
23
204,300
Feb
•
__Z
1
ZZZZZZZ9
Ltd
Apr
5%
Jan
1.05
1
Mines
Mines
Feb
41
8%c
5,750
—
1
:
Red
10 >4
Jan
17,500
1.13
_*
common-.!
27 %c
3.55
200
«
Feb
38
905
5
i
Gold
15%c
33,930
6%
Marcon
Maritime
3.625
6 ',2
Maralgo
175
19c
5,701
1.10
High Crest Oils Ltd v._,yj.'v.;.^9 '
Hinde
4.75
*
Heva Gold Mines..
,
4.40
32 %c Mar
Jan
Jan
610
.,
Feb
Apr
13r
1.10
.
Preferred
"15c
100
l
Gold
Maple Leaf Milling
Marigold Oils
1.425
Zf
Hasaga Gold Mines
;
42
JsZ-__9c' 11 "2
21
';: i.-o
ioJ
18'/2C
Z'-Ja-.
1 -
;
Minerals
Gold
8%
42
__ZL____1
Z.
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
8%
42
42
__Jj
Carpets
Headway
23
8*2
41%
i.
Maneast
Jan
47 % Mar
1,468
41'2
Mines
Rock
23
1
;
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
2,502
.w_-LZ—'
class A
15c
10%c
45
12,480
,
Grass Oils.
Mines
Uranium Ltd-
Jan
Feb
18c
5.599
42%
_*
Develop__._
Trust i
Harrison
17c 18%c
3.55
common..;>._..l
_
Goldfieids
Feb
142
4,000
4.65
Gurney r Products
Hard
17c
41%
Gypsum Lime-& Alab_
'<■»
16c
Z_—25
Warrants
Malartic
1.30
70
3.70
Mines
Hallnor
45
42 Vz
„
Gwillim .Lake
:
45
—
17c
common.....
Ltd_.
Feb
Jan
Jan
12c
1.13
1-B5
1
High
12%c
I
Mines.Z
71c
5.80
Low
_ioc
Madsen Red Lake Gold
29c
Feb
Range Since Jan.
High
1
1
Jan
27c
Low
_i
:
Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
Apr
11c
305
Mines
Shares
185
Explorations
Mar
%c
7%c
15,550
16c
ii__50'
Mines
Lead
23c
170
_9
Gridoib Freehold
Gulch
20C
167
«Z
—.1
__
Gas
Great West Coal
Gulf
6.475
21c
150
Greening Wire •
Greyhawk Uranium
Guaranty
10,000
1.45
Macleod
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines-:.
Majortrans
4.55
4,700
9V2C
169
O
common
.
Sweet
13c
8C
l
Northern
Plains
12c
1.30
Macfie
Jan
1.24
Apr
40c
19
Jan
for Week
1
Jan
34c
Feb
Jan
.
Hi
*
Power
Warrants
.
4.90
1.35
Preferred
Great
4.85
_
Gold—
Paper
Preferred
Great
15c
46c
Mines
Lakes
1.000
19 %C
Z.Z.—1
Mines
Lakes
Great
17C
54c
Mines
Uranium
•36
Feb
86c
21c
—1
Gold
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4%
preferred
Graham
4,550
1
Manitou
Goldfieids
1.10
—-1
Mines
6.00
Jan
20c
17c
4.85
—1
Mines
Eagle
Golden
33%
1.00
17c
1
Mines
.«
Gold
7,700
Feb
6.25
4.50 Mar
100
24c
"
Gold
Mines
Goldcrest
•»
Mine
3.000
36
21c
Z_
iSrlw?
Macdonald
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
'
1.00
ii
"
36
"Zl
Z.
41%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
39%
A—...
Ltd
1?*
Friday
Loio
5.35
.!.
APRIL
STOCKS
High
1
common
ENDED
Range Sirce Jan. 1
.1%
Canada
WEEK
for Week
Last
STOCKS
:
.
FOR
Sales
Friday
2.75
205
30c
34c
126,25*
12,830
18c
Feb
Jan
Jar.
37 %c Mar
45
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
-
Monday, April 15, 1957
...
(1782)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
Mines
Lake
Osisko
r - --
Rights
Porcupine
Pamour
Mines
Paramaque
Gas
Pembina. Pipeline
Preferred
•
—
Perron
Oil preferred,—
Mines—i———
Gas
Gold
&
Oils
Peruvian
Torbrit
42c
Feb
53c
Jan
Toronto
91,400
21c
Jan
46c
Mar
Toronto
8%C
9%c
13,000
8%c
Apr
13c
Jan
Toronto
7%c
9c
6,000
7c
Mar
86C
1.03
76,458
54c
Jan
5
Jan
4.60
6.65
Apr
I Of
1,100
.
60c
17,600
55c
Apr
95*-
f.lc
20,701
18c
Feb
24c
Jan
12%
4,535
9
Feb
12%
71
69%
77
5,230
50
Jan
77
Apr
46%
46%
23%
200
118
118
45% Mar
25
23','2
46%
10
3.60
3.85
65 c
1.95
6,000
1.00
1.10
1.74
1.C3
39%
40
1.35
1.28
1.000
9c
9%c
38,100
12!/s
12%
4,880
59c
9c
—*
41%
67
Jan
Ultra
Apr
Chibougamau
Shawkey Mines..
Jan
1.37
Jan
Union
Apr
1.66
Jan
42
Jan
15c
Mar
13
Jan
55c
Mar
%r
75c
Jan
Feb
46%
Jan
50c
Jan
82c
Feb
United
Keno
68% Mar
United
Montauban
Jan
Electric
President
—
Uranium
,
Minerals
8.65
13c
Jan
United
Jan
Universal
Apr
1.50
Jan
6.75
7,479
,
Apr
1.25
8.70 Mar
7.60
8.20
5,000
6.50
Feb
Ltd-'
3.70
5,750
2.50
Jan
1.30
1.35
3,700
1.16
Feb
1.50
Jan
3.25
3.05
3.40
210.*>«5
1.70 Mar
3.50
Apr
Jan
18c
Jan
Feb
2.34
Jan
11c
14c
12c
14c
1.31
1.25
1.38
80c
85c
87c
10,300
81c
Feb
1.25
17c
——
Quebec Copper Corp——
Quebec Labrador Develop.._—
^1
Lithium Corp
_
Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining ———
Quinte Milk class A—
—i—>-
,^1
'
1
Quebec
15c
19c
139,600
11c
Jan
28c
8,200
<1
1.95
1
9.30
9.80
4,500
1.95
2.05
*
%
-
54c
22c
Feb
17c
4,500
Feb
Minos..H
Uranium
Radlore
Ltd
Miners
1.22
-■
»
& Batten..—;_77._—_
IHi
Rare Eartli Mining Co Ltd...
Rapid Grip
Mines
Feb
2.87
26c
:
:
Riverside
class
Silk
Feb
19
Vulcan
11%
.
Roclie
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
(A
Russell
83c
1.69
14c
85c
5,850
1.80
■>
'
15c
1.90
4.25
Jan
1.56
Jan
Apr
12c
73C
4.50
9
9%
23 %c
19c
26c
83c
43c
54c
52c
18%
v..
17
Lawrence
5%
St
Michael
San
Corp
Sand
10%
L
Gold—
River
Debentures
„.
Apr
35c
90c
15c
25,400
71
823
16%
17%
4.550
1 ■v,
64% Mar
Jan
16
lo%
Feb
12%
17c
38c
23,300
26c
Feb
40c
Mar
5,115
50c
Mar
68c
Jan
13c
Jan
25c
23c
15c
25c
215,460
1.41
1.71
15,600
69%
1
1.27
260
5.00
4.60
5.00
85
84-%
86
1.10
1.10
1.10
Slierritt
Gordon
1
6.70
6.30
6.75
41,842
Shirriff
Horsey
____*
10%
10
10%
885
25%
Mining
Mints
Silver Standard
Silvcrwood
21%
175
72c
75c
7,100
14c
17c
39,400
34:f4
35%
5,411
I
Manufacturing
Van
Soitris
Valley
Rol
Spartan
Air
Spooner
Oils
Stanley
Radio
Oil
Gold
Starratt
Mines
Ltd.
~1
_
~*
~~
common
J
common
_
Gold—HI.
Industries
HI
Wool
.
~
_
»
Tandem
lead
Vale
Yankee
Mar
4.00
"100
12c
12c
5.500
27c
5,500
55
220
40c
46c
21,000
11%
650
470,100
■
-
-
1U0
Mines
Taylor
Pearson
,
Yellow knife
York
Texas
Calgary
Jan
Jan
72%
Apr
81c
i;
•Feb
46c
9,000
35c
Feb
54c
Jan
60,300
20c
Feb
35c
Jan
16 %d
37 %e
Apr
14c
Jan
3,205
4.70
Mar
28c
4,300
4.70
2.75 Mar
33,446
Jan
Apr
35c
34,805
lie
10c
12c
37,700
1.65
1.45
1.90
83,050
Feb
1.90
18%
490
17
Mar
18V4
Feb
26
26
227
25
Jan
26
Feb
2.88
2.84
2.93
1.20
1.15
1.35
34
34
32c
34c
—
,
«
A_—__
9%c Jan
1.12
2.95
Jan
1.8o
56,096
3.05
3.20
'/a
4,505
22%
22%
23
1,815
%
67
I...
1.55
'300
18c
101,850
1
13c
o
13c 14%C
.2
1.84 Mar
18c
Apr
Mar
11c
Jan
25c
Jan
12 %c
134,000
Feb
«
15 '/« Mar
10% Jan
15%
6,356
1.08
21,150
10%
10%
200
8.00
3.00
125
3.00
■f 1.26
1.30
14,442
1.15
v
:
Feb
8c
•1:00
1.30
Jan
2.90
Feb
1.00
14%
5
...
....
Apr
po 3 '
10c
,7
4,500
15
5
Apr
24%
*»or
1.08
•
«
A
13,650
2.40
15c
9c
24%
-
2.20 Feb
1.50
8c
Jan
3.25 Mar
•
2.28
8C
Jitn
Jan
fto
15c
...1
'>
1 o'« Mar
1.55
•
Apr
36%
Apr
18%
v
2.32
...1
Corp^
92
91
91
"
1.00
44,830
23%
22
...
34
200
Apr
l.au
Jan
4be
39,300
22%
3.15
«
A.:
class
2.60
Jan
lo%
Apr
Apr
3.50
Jan
Peb
1.60
Jan
Feb
75c
I 10% Apr
...1
28c
28c
30c
13c
12c
Zenmac
Metal
Apr
52,500
4,500
1.45
1.85
252,175
1.65
1.65
200
Jan
1.65
60c
60c
300
60c
Feb
70c
Cc
Mines.^—__
1.83
9c
6,783
7c
Jan
10 %c
Feb
.......J.
Mines
Jan
■16c"
9%c Feb
16c
9c 10%C
1
...
Class B
Yukeno
37C
Mar
28c
4,100
_20c
,
Oil—
Bear
Zul.ipa
_
1.85
1.35 Mar
1.35
Jan
13c
Jan
9c
Apr
Apr
Mar
-.1
52.—
Mining
35c
28c
38c
203,140
23c
Jan
52c
Mar
1
57c
40c
57c
10.700
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
—
Toronto Stock Exchange
-
Curb Section
Issli
Canadian
Week's
Last
Corp
Brown
Gold
.7
-4.5
-
—
Co
Bulolo
'
1,760
——7 1
...
Dredging...
8%
8%
8%
35
—
3.00
Jan
Jan
11c
M«r
4.25 Mar
33
35
1,863
15%
15%
4.30
Apr
39Va
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
35
At>r
Jan?
.4.35 Fell-
1.295
4.25
800
15Tb
5
-
29%
3.85
Canada
Dominion Sugar
&
Industries common...
20c
47
35c
Canadian
Ingersoll Rand
Canadian
Marconi
Feb
30c
Jnn
Jan
55
Apr
60c
Jan
Mai-
25
392
28
18
18
18%
957
15% Mar
50
8
Mar
21c
T'eb
27c
34
Jan
Mar
11% Mar
i__*
50
3.40
3.40
3.90
:_*
__—l
9%
Feb
Canadian
Paper
42c
Jan
Dalhousie
Oil
38
A pi-
Dominion
Bridge
Mar
Dominion
13
DuPont
47
;
..v.
,
Oilcloth
of
i_*.
:
.7
4.35
4.70
10,950
Feb
5.05
96c
233,971
POc
Feb
96c
Apr
International
31c
1,383,400
*
34c
45c
,.23%
-
Linoleum.*...z__—*;
29%
2PVL»
29%
•"
"■'
Jan
Apr
Mar
39%
Jan
20c
Jan
45c
Apr
19%
~
2,886
"
Apr
4.00
47
36
73,123
77.24
40 %C
50
Feb
Jan
Jan
24
Apr
"
36
2,038
38
Jan
Mar
30%
Feb
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
83
28
5
■
19
18%
19
1,515
75
75
75
25
75
Apr
93
96%
386
91
Mar
Mar
83c
36%
24
X-_-—
Canada-Securities com.^7.'*
4.60
41
37%
Wesynghouse
Consolidated
Mar
Jan
19%
Feb
3.00
205
47
Jan
31
Mar
45
25
350
'
78c
20%
Jan
19
28%
'V
28%
Mar
24
Jan
21
17%
19
28
19
—*
General Investments
Canadian
23%
23%
!_*
Vinegars
Canadian
325
"
Canada
Jan
15c
High
Lore
8% Mar
31%
75
34
33
34
Range Since Jan. 1
^
Snares
High
Low
Par
Asbestos
for Week
t*« ices
Hi
Sale Price
Anglo Canadian Pulp Ac Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
100
24c
3.15
7%
3.50
Jan
Jnn
5.50 Mar
8%
Feb
Preferred
50
r——
Paper
7.50
—
10c
Jan
32c
Apr
International Utilities
24%
24%
25%
985
24
Jan
26 Vs
Jan
Interprovlncial Utilities
63
62
63 %
6,470
60
Feb
71%
Jan
Lobltvw lnc
8c
21%
8c
8%c
12,000
7
Mar
lO^-c
Jan
Minnesota
20
21%
28,168
17% Feb
21%
Apr
Ogilvie
35c
39c
7,050
30c
Mar
53c
J8n
15c
Feb
4.60
13c
21,500
9%c
Jan
3,295
3.25
Feb
4.10
lan
Pend Oreille
4.50
4.60
300
4.50 Feb
5.50
Jan
Price
1.35
4.50
4.50
200
18%
21 %
7,608
7%c
7o
%c
6,500
4.20
3.85
1.49
1.55
7
440
4.20
925
1.38
1.50
19,497
401'2
110
1.35
Jan
1.95 Mar
PatO' Consolidated
10c ll%c
"40c
9%
45c
*
Apr
Yukon
21%
Apr
Mines——
Jan
65%
57%
Feb
10%
290
bi
28%
425
34
31
31 %
455
31%
-
-
U
34
Apr
35%
Feb
30% Mar
140
Apr
19% Mar
't
,4 'ki-i
Jan
Feb
165
Apr
140
140
140
5
4.95
4.80
5.10
6,385
4.55
Feb
5.20
2.65
2.75
1,715
2.65
Apr
3.40
53
53%
300
1
...
*
53
*_-_l
56c
;
Trust—.
Zellers
Feb
47%
50
68
Jan
—1
Mines
Third Canadian Gen Inv
4.50
Mar
2,190
18%
Jan
103 %
100
Bros
3.60 Mar
57%
33%
___2.50
Paper—'
Gold
56
18%
68
...i...
3.50
20
■sk
18%
J
common
Preferred
12c
1.55
5
>
^^..6
Ontario
&
Flour
3.30
9%
\'
Feb
13%
Feb
67%
:•
22c
Knitting class A—!
"6
-6
20,800
130
-
6
5% Mar
800
60c
'-•28
7
Apr
.!
Jan
J
Jan
59,
Feb
53
.
Apr
50c
Apr
60c
Apr
23%
Jan
28
Apr
9%c Jan
17
7c
3.85
1.10
Apr
Jan
5.50
38
Jan
Feb
41% Mar
2.600
10c
Jan
16c
35c
Jan
50c
Mar
Jan
10
No
.
par
28
Apr
10
1,255
1.64
1.75
12.730
1.60
Jan
1,95
Feb
e
4.10
4,200
3.00
Feb
4.90
Jan
# Flat
25c
72c
C3e
72c.
51.250
Jan
r
98c
t
range).
3.70
In
sale
vt Wh*r
delivered.
Issued.
UAUCETS
dividend.
to unlisted trading
-
*
range),
price.'
sale
wd When
(not Included
Selling ex-Interest.
Cash
CANADIAN
Er-hquldatlng
(Un) Admitted
.
year's
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
FOR
(not Included In year's
d Deferred deWvery
1.70
Feb
56c
*
value.
Odd lot rale
3.90
5Gc
Corp—
-
FOOTNOTES
*
Mar
8.700
9
Gold
Jan
1.72
Consolidated
H—1
Mines..
10%
3,740
23c
«
Zinc
As
33,925
45c
common
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Jan
2.95
4,650
11 %
4
42c
Mines
8%
10c
HIHI
Apr
4.05
—1
I.*..
Canuck
5.45
common
Taurcanis Mines
11,600
Jan
84C
40
HIIIII Hi
—
Jan
2.00 Mar
72c
3.75
Wrlght-Hargreaves
•
Tamblyn
29c
Jan
Feb
4.25
Mines.
Combing
8%
*
Igoc
Cons
Feb
L30
50c
'
100
Ltd
5.10
12 %c
*
Gold
5.30
IIIIIIIHIIIIl
Ordinary
Sylvanite
20%
Jan
11%
35c
Mines
Supertest Petroleum
Switson
11%
Apr
6Gc
33t
L——_ 1
Warrants
Inlet
Apr
17%
7.4°9
Contact
Propane
10%
38
Gold
Superior
50
2,055
34c
Sturgeon
Cons
Jan
12,700
37
Steeioy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan
1.07
80c
31c
IIII. •
IIHI H*
;
IIIIIII
•
Mines.I. _H
I
Sudbury
Jnn
18%
38
Canada...
River
Apr
37%
Jan
55
III"I*
„
Bros
19
Feb
Jan
33c
Gas
Nickel
Stedman
Steel of
Apr
63c
~~~
A
18 %c
33c
Copper
92c
class
&
17%
37'
II
68c
IIIIII
15c
Apr
9%
Corp.
Jan
74c
22c
I—*.
Jan
72%
*
42c
,
30c
*
12c
7
70%
Jan
9c
4.00
79c
Mar
30C
Jan
Feb
585
10*!
72%
Feb
10
II,300
10
Jan
Jan
41
5
_*
.^-1
Jan
4.55
37C
58c
10
60c
A
4.05 Feb
22%
22
Mar
8%
*
Mar
75c
10%
_II.III*
Feb
Feb
-
10,720
65c
Matei-ials.
class
Uranium
Stanwell
60
17%
1
,
&
Uranium
Brock
Stanrock
340
III H*
HIIHH*
Oils
Mines
Stanleigh
19
37%
10%
...
Services
Paving
Standard
20,600
I..I*
.III III.I*
Mines
Standard
12c
18%
*
Oil
Union
Stadacona
400
10%
;
...
Southern
4.15
..HI*
Slocan
Southam
4.05
10
23c
Apr
Mar
Jan
20
53c
^_*
II
Ii
—III*
Ltd
25%
21
-
/\l;
14c
*
Jan
24%
*
Ltd
Mines
D
A___
10%
135
50c
class
9% Mar
180
85c
7*24% Jan
185c Jan
Jan
69c
14,025
;
3.65
3.35
3.45
10%
....
Larder
Jan
385
81c
69c
111.
1.35 Mar
8.10
22
81c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
89
Apr
6.30
22
17%
3.45
16%
21
'200,200
••
Jan
Jan
Apr
250
-
17c
Feb
1.73
14%
Apr
Feb
Mar
25%
37 %
Jan
5.00
Jan
3.60
80
9hc
10c
—1
...
Simpsons
Surf
21%
11c
.
Jan
21
40
Mines
Dairies
Class B
K
16%
985
2.95 Mar
3.65
21
5
...
700
80
Jan
Feb
21
;_i
__
—
__
Silver-Miller
S
261,975
35%.
Feb
Apr
7, 6.-40 Jan
Apr
Jan
2.50
4.05
Quebec—i
common
1,633
Jan
1.82
2.10
-
21
V:
Preferred
Siscoe
25
40,485
*■''
Jan
65
8,250
16,375
Silanco
Jan
Mar
98
62c
2.75
Silknit
18%
3Gc
3.30
Sigma Mines
Jan
60c
__*
5.50 Mar
7"" 4,500
14c
60
59%
Jan
15c
77; *
Wooaward
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
Apr
3.45
1
;
'
Wood green
Jan
Apr
94
20c
Jen
20
11c
170
Jan
39
16%
72c
Winnipeg^& Central Gas
Jan
4,289
5,040
Feb
57
3,600
3.05
Petroleum
class
(Geo)
Windward
-Apr
72%
2,509
65
common
v
26c:
B
Winchester
Feb
13c
16%
Jan
24 %
250
5.80
Feo
6.95
5.50 Mar
125
58%
59%
Feb
24c
,
Jan
12VaC
1.90
Warrants
Apr
11%.
97 %
36c
trust
5,200
57
Breweries
Wiltsey Coglilan
Mar
18c
2.60
Breweries
15c
69c
Willroy Mines
Apr
9%
Jan
15c
Mar
14c
5.(i5
75
Jan
19%
■
5.50 Mar
Jan
18c
'
Jan
4.50
Jan
70%
10%
75c
9c
3.05
Votftg
3,66b
15%
Petroleum
Preferred
4.25 Mar
9c
3.20
Sicks
3.85
62%
230
14%c
_
Naco
Class
Jan
Apr
1.52
.....
4u0
1,536
32c
Grocers, class
Weston
Jan
2.70
,
75
"
2.10 Mar
23c
1.00
•
Apr
18
Decalta
Western
19%
I
common
Apr
%!•/
5.00
"
1.65
Warrants
Mar
79c
Feb
1„__..l
Preferred
74c
:
'
Western
Jan
16
——
Cement
Feb
-
22%,
5.75
Mines."
Western
Mar
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd-i—^50o
Security Freehold Petroleums...—
Shawiulgan Water & Power common..*
Sheep Creek Gold
—
——50c
Saskatchewan
26c
21 %C
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
5oc
:_*
....
Jan
128,336
24c
Copper.
Malartic
Jan
16%
■97
...._..l
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
33c
1.73
Maygill Ga« Oil
1.90
21c
16
T
Ltd
Mines
Goldi
Feb
56%
58%
Nickel
West
2.05
Jan
Jan
Pyrite
Lake
Feb
23c
51,350
97%
Uranium
Antonio
20c
——1
...—
Jan
1.90
77V771
/,
18c
12 %c
*
common..
Feb
2,500
__^..1
Canada
Feb
16c
481,955
POc
15 c
:._l
preferred
56c
3.920
14 %c
Wulker G & W_.——_i———•
Yellowrcx
St
Mar
22
1
•
__——J— —:
Mines
Western
10,425
90c
12c
.llr!*
...
Jan
22c
5
West
Apr
Feb
9
203,250
19%*.
14c
71
'
Apr
9.00
6.20
Products
3.00
460
.
27%
7.25
5.75
—^-1
Explorations Ltd
Westeel
50c
100
9
Feb
4.00
24,650
62c
L
■*
Mining''
Apr
3'ic
500
4.50
f:70c
*
Industries->
1.85
3,832
4.25
III 10
_V—-
Apr
1.70 Mar
3,931
13c
15c
common..
14c
62,500
1.70
Feb
"
IHIi
Canada—.
1.35
61,875
13c
1.75
*»
Mines...
of
Oil
Ryanor
1.05
80c
47,050
Oils
Royalite
Feb
67c
—50c
72
2
Ltd
Oils
Wespac
Jan
62c
650
—
Feb
19%C 20 %c
:
,
Mines
Weedon
Jan
10%
300
^1
Consol
Roxana
1.20
Jan
8 %
1,100
7. III.I
Mines
Royal Bank
Mar
1.80
common...
Pete Ltd
V) Can Ltd
Rowan
Feb
70c
1.88
1
—.t.'Jl.—
Lac
Long
95c
991
500
1.75
commoii_.r.^.— _
17
13,51)0
72c
4175
6.20
——.*
_:*—_—•
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—..r.
'—!
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
1.49 Mar
18,250
1.85
*
Mill
Cotton
Little
Robinson
Jan
14,634
'
...
Jan
10
1.80
*
B__._
30c
11,726
55c
5
Wainwrigkt Producers & Refz__—Ll
Walte Amulet ^ Mines—"—
•
Jan
Apr
85c
1.88
Uranium___i.I_.__.IIIi
Athabasca
Robinson
14 %c
1
——.
Mines Ltd
Apr
8.35.
Viceroy Mfg class -A.
Apr
1.24
1
1
—.7—7i___
Corp
Werner
1
....
—
L--—
Uranium
Rio Rupununi
1.77
1
—7—
MacDonald
Rexspar
Riciiwell
Rix
Ltd—I
Explorations
Reeves
Renabie
83c
1
Rayrock Mines
Apr
Apr
21c
Feb
50c
74
———
Vieo Explorations
Jan
1.16
9%
Apr
2.83
133%
11.500
27%
.
45c
Mines J.JL—_1
Products
Consol
Vandoo
Ventures
10% Mar
80c
85c
.1
...
——.
3.10
-
Feb
Jan
14%
100
Jan
Jan
2.00
H-HA
'i.
ltainvllle
23%
Jan
Jan
43%
-
104 V
30c
25c
1.20
Apr
-
40%
Apr
7,377
Mar
11
4,215
11
.11,
Mar
1.79
9,230
16%
15%
16
8.00 Feb
3,260
61c
21c
*
1.25
25,750
r
61c
9.30
1
)•»»*
Quebec
39%
3.35
Steel
Vlolamac
—1
Reef
Hill
Upper Canada
3.95 Mar
1.31
Quebec Chibougamau Gol<3_—
85
33 %
106
Apr
8.35 Mar
3.30
♦
*
Feb
Mar
41,860
59c
United Oils
Apr
7.60
Producers Ltd.....
Gns
3,860
8.20
7c
7,000
1.30
5.90
3.37
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
Purdex
8c
1.25
8.60
—,
_—1
Mines.—.1
Dome..
East
Preston
Pronto
7%c
Mar
35% Mar
36%
2-83
-
Mining Corp. ...L
38%
3.95 Mar
Jan
20
3.10- ""180,244
20%C 21 %c
—1
United Asbestos
*
United Corps Ltd class B—.1.—:-*•
United Estella Mines
_v___
1
United Fuel Inv class A preferred—50
Class B
preferred.————__25
Jan
55
49
Feb
20
2.51
49 %c
-1
—
Feb
12
23,950
1.25
-i
.—-—*
Gold.—
Border
Premier
Provo
5.70
—_—
Feb
Jan
101
>
Jan
"
1
1
—
40
...
8.10
—
Prairie
Feb
4,403
2.65
25%
-
Acceptance common.
*
Union Gas of Canada.———_ ——*
Apr
47c
2
■;
i
37%
39':»
30c
*
Co Ltd
..'T;
4 102
126% 133%
Union
7c
217
5.90
Trinity
1.83
1.26
10,090
67
4.80
►
Apr
Apr
Feb
100
33%
-
102
2.(M
*
——
80
3.00
r
111
Pipeline—..———
Mining
48c
'2.23 Maf
1.50
1.15
2,965
62c
Tribag
Jan
39%
18,800
42
60c
67
70c
41
59c
•——
Oil,..
Apr
65c
Jan
1.40
1,925
1.35
Prairie
Mar
95c
160
1.17
Trans
Triad
Apr
3.90
Jan
—-—40
Ltd.
Explorations
Empire Oils
*
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line.——_*
Transcontinental Resources
_*
Apr
23%
118
Feb
Jan
32
175
33%
39%
7,
3,13j
35
"'-.Sti'.'S*
37%
A.l——
preferred
Canada
10
18%
45
19%
102
50
l
class
Trans
47% Jan
Jan
1.20
70,865
1.21
Apr
27c
81,640
1.77
Apr
2.30
505,700
1.90
64c
23%
118
81,075
50c
3.80
"
——*
Rouyn Gold——:
1
Corp
*
Oil Roy
——1
....
5%
-Trans
Feb
42%
44
■V,
33%
A—
class
Mortgage
Finance
25"
34%
—i.—
Works
Iron
Toroato
Apr
55C
Elevators.:
General
36c
85c
19%
Bank
Dominion
.Traders
Jan
19c
12%
60c
12%
Oils
Jan
21c
———1
_—
6
47
Mines.
Silver
Toronto
Jan
1.05 Mar
12%
River
Powell
5%
5%
5%
I
Development
Power
35
Apr
I,325
43c
Engravers.—.
—
Crow Gold Mines. ....
*
Pioneer Gold of British Columbia—.1
Ponder
44
127,246
44c
Pickle
Powell
.10
Trusts.._—___ —20
6.65
Photo
Placer
2,600
35c
1.01
Uranium
30c
4.75
...—1
Phillips OH Co Ltd—
Pitch-Ore
35c
2,085
Gas
Oil &
Petrol
3oc
120
1
Minerals
&
..1
106
Maf
Jan
Mar
3*c
61,855
9c
100
2
_
Pernio
48c
Tip
Top Tailors——
Toinbill Gold Mines.
——
Preferred
40c
Tiara Mines
Apr
94c
1
——. 5
—---50
.
common..
common
Penmans
%c
Ja«
4.00
19c
470
Jan
22%
1
Mines Ltd__
Nat
10
11 %c
Feb
8%c
Paymaster. Consol
RH'er
10
Feb
:
Uranium
10
yc
121
High1.25
Jan
10
68,100
16%
"
Drilling
22c
35c
>*
—
Parker
20c
1
13,175
Mines——— 1
Amalgamated
20 %c
8,400
Mar
3.75
18c
4.00
20,387
Jan
Low
4.00
10c
100
Range Sirce Jan. I
High
4.00
Paper.——;——
; Thompson
43c
—
Pardee
Peace
Jan
22%
Parbec .Mints
Pater
37c
9c
9c
—,
—
Oils—.—-——IOC
Western
Pan
8,000
Low
-
114%
:.7_—i|7—_J
Tubes
.——.-.-7
Hertey
Page
Mar
27c
Shares
95c
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
for Week
91c
22%
v
—|
Petroleum
50c
Sales
Range
of Prices
94c
22%
:
Week's
<
Par
High
Jan
26c
17,200
41c
Last
Sale Trice
0.15
.
Pacific Eastern
Pacitic
I
Low
28c 32 %c
--*
12
STOCKS
High
30c
__
APRIL
Range Since Fan. 1
Shares
Prices
Low
41C
ENDED
for Week
ol
Sale Price
H: 77:77 HPar
Ormsby Minerals
——
—1
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
.
.
(not
*
*
<•
*
Included
in
year's range)
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-«igbts.
^
prtvlletes.
Volume 185
Number 5629 ...«.The Commercial <03d Financial
Chronicle
(1783)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
Industrials and Utilities
April
12
Par."
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 36-7*3 0
Bid
_____
".v;
■;Ji
-•
•
...Par
:
Aerovox Corp
Products
Engineer
Co
5
74
1
American Barge Line Co
American Box Board Co
32 ta
.5
y\;i
32 74*
*
■
34%
48 74
26',2
1
2774
297B
14%'
10
3174
American Window Glass Co_I2
%
AMP Incorporated
1 '
Avon
Products Inc
Aztec
Oil
ft. Gas
2038
15
Bates
227*4-
23%
19 3
8
20s
357
1
19%
_]
6*2
A
&
&
10
21%
Co
Beneficial Corp
_■_
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
,_1_1
23
I
Black, Sivalls & Bi yson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Ipc___
_l
Bowser inc $1.20
preferred__25
Brown &
Brunner
Sharpe Mfg Co
Mfg
,
Co
Brush Beryllium
Buckeye
Co
1
Burntiy Corp
1374
34
14%
16
—-
L-O-F
Wat
&
Petrol
Elec
"
10
19%
Citizens Util Co
____'-
Co
conv
Ltd
6%
17%
19
"
9%
15
n
_1
16%
60%
1
6474
-7'/4
87
7%
Co
Corp__.
l
b
8%
17%
Disney .(Walt)
'Doeskin
Donnelley
DuMont
Dun
&
(R
Inc
R)
ft
Bradstreet
Dynamics
Corp
1
2
__
of
2
Eastern Industries
Eastern
Paso
Electric
Co___i
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Industries
,
Class A
Fairmont
Fanner
Foods
Miles Laboratories
Minneapolis Gas Co
*
First
Fluor
Corp Ltd
Foote
Ft
Mineral
Wayne
Frlto
27'a
9%
9%
383b
30%
10%
11 7 b
16%
177 a
9
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.
16%
8%
24%
26%
•
Mo-Kans
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Missouri
Utilities
Montrose
Line Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Gulf
Coast
111
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Co
15%
17%
10
107*4
1174
1
39%
42
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16
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National Homes
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20 %
22
of
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11%
Nortex
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&
8
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Corp
Northeastern
North
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17%
14
14%
Pub Serv
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Corp
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84
2574
8%
9%
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
70
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7474
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&
15%
of
Bank
3574
Rockland-Atlas
20
12 Vb
2%
274
Bank
34%
63 74
66'/2
308
10
21
Plymouth
46
49 %
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Gas
Rubber
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28%
2
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3074
5%
1
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139
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377*2
24%
26
36%
77%
17
197b
74
78%
20
64 %
6774
10
29
32%
47%
5074
St
Second
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59%
63
63 74
6 6 74
Louis
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Trust
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20
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40 74
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34%
37%
Producing Properties Inc
10c
774
87«
23%
25%
Pub
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of
New
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16'/2
17%
39
Serv Co
of
New
Mexico
5
15%
1674
1
19%
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Natl
Bk
of
Phila
Security First Natl Bank (Los
10
42%
45
10
31
34 74
2274
23%
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Westchester Natl Bank
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
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Franklin Natl
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ton
(Franklin
Trust
5
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Guaranty Trust Co
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(N
4874
8
6774
41V4
20
4374
Trade
(Chi)__100
440
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
Hudson
County Natl
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co
Bk
Tr
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Bk
ft
ft
Tradesmens
York__10
ft
Tr
317*4
46
49%
38
42
10
Albany
Bk
2974
10
19%
2074
20
of
Natl
44%
Co
5174
65
Bk_15
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Sterling
*
of New
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(N Y)
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Hanover Bank
Harris
State
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N
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Tr
Co
(Phila)
469
3074
(N
Trust
Co
New
of
Trust Co of
3274
Jersey
No Amer
2%
(N Y)—B
25
(Union City)—8
54
59%
Union
Bk
1674
18%
Union
Tr
United
Com
of
Co
26
(Cleve)_10
43 3 4
Maryland—10
of
States
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Trust
Pub
22%
Punta
417b
Purolator
20%
22 7*4
Alegre Sugar Corp
Products
1
20
1
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5
1
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*
25c
2178
22%
28
30 7b
36 3b
38 3b
24%
2674
15%
16%
7%
8%
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10
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6%
7%
29%
31 %
34%
37
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4%
5
49
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com_10
121
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122
129
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5
1
7%
20
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America__l
Chemicals
1
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
2
Brand
474
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footnotes
I
22
32%
3674
(Boston)
United
—10
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32%
States
10
Tr
167*2
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3074
preceding page.
22%
18
Markets in two out of every three of the
24%
16%
We
1774
3
Roadway Express class A
25c
9 7*8
5574
59%
1
76'/a
1774
18%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
44
13%
16%,
18%
30
32 %
Stocks quoted in the above
46%
12
Ryder
Utility
7474
10
&
9%
•
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Co
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Corp
Inc
5
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Corp
Pacific
Co
Sierra
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—
43%
46%
1
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13 74
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22%
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3874
12 7a
4674
64 %
(N Y)_20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arts)_0
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28
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,
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474
22%
36
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River
3374,
3174
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47%
10%
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Bank
21%
41%
2174
38
9%
Trust
(Boston,
Second
38%
87*8
318
39%
—
—
73%
3574
(Phila)
135
of
35%
54
New
Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank <N Y)
2
21V2
327*2
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15%
10
50
Trust Co
25%
Republic Natl Bank <Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0__2i
3374
St
3874
23
64
Boston
100
14%
36%
3374
10
Dallas
of
8
^
13%
Natural
57
10
3474
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
1 First
29 >4
15%
Bottlers
i
53%
(Boston)
10
Trust Co <Phila)__10
60
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31
674
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23%
Indus—
469
58%
First
33%
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440
c.
183
56%
of
11%
(Chicago )_100
68
33
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12%
Co
49%
397a
647*4
55
Natl
14
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47%
46
367*2
•
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First
18
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f.
Tool
44%
(Boston).100
(N Y)
25
Trust Co
Northern
59%
Pilgrim Trust Co
Bk
21%
York
29%
r
55%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
'
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27
,
28
83%
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5174
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Pendleton
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to
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7974
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31%
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47%
(Jersey
7
56%
22%
63%
26 74
Bk
27%
53%
21
60
(C)eve)__16
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Natl
5
10
4174
342
4174
First
Pabst Brewing Co
___—.*
Pacific Power & Light Co
67*2
Pan American Sulphur Co
70c
Detroit
59%
88
Natl
Otter Tail Power Co
197*8
111
38%
of Westchester_5
New Eng Trust Co
2774
174
10
First
14%
106%
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of
Newark__12V4
(Newark
First
5
(Pgh) 29
of
Newark
New
774
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
18%
Commerce Bank &
Trust
32 74
41%
137^
42%
8
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Natl
87J/4
30
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39%
10
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•
37%
397*8
of
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•
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First Natl Bank of Boston—1274
3
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Bank
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1474
;
Natl
National
62 I
73
69%
65
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Coal
260
5774
37
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
9%
13 7 a
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Ben
National
Trust
39%
5
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34
328
68%
245
5
16
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I
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99
287*4
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6474
187*2
25%
1
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23%
50c
Coal
2,374
13
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•
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk <fe Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phlla Trust Co__
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark >__10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)___10
12%
Thermador
94
26%
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y>_lUO
34%
•
of N J-25
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19 vb
33%
55
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Co
Ask
17%
32
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National
N Y)
Trust
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Mercantile Tr Co (St Louie)
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
5174
337-2
Co
(Phila)
Freeport
47%
Tr Co_1274
&
t
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co
48J/a
50
Empire Trust Co (N Y»______50
19%
Portland Gas &
Engineering
2774
40%
457*4"
25
Bank
Trust
3874
■
&
(Chicago)
Federal
3374
18%
21%
19%
Chemicals & Controls__l
Voltage
.'31
Uorp 2l_l_5
Portland General Electric Co_7Va
Potash Co of America
5
common
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.
Oil
18%
Co
31%
26
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38
Bank
Federation Bk & Tr Co
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Plains
9%
17%
Haskelite Mfg Corp
High
(N
62%
111
•
Halle Mines Inc
Haloid
Company
B
Co
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277*4
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2 674
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20%
25%
Pickering Lumber Corp_____3%
Pigeon Hole Park Inc (Wash)_l
Gulf Sulphur
Corp
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Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new__2.50
Class
19
1
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Hanna (MA)
16%
__lo
Gulf Interstate Gas
Hagan
15',4
307 a
Power Corp
Industries Inc
29
10
Light Co
4574
2 4 74
1_10
County Bank & Trust
(paterson N J)
20%
28%
Green Mountain
18
274
&
10
Long Island Trust Co (N T)_10
National
&
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27%
.
Paper_10
Co
13%.
1674
.
6274
42
Cleve__16
of
Southern
Continental
'
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Western Financial
Corp_l
Green (A P) Fire Brick
Co
5
,
f
303
,
58
5
(Savannaht
Trust
42
•
10
Cleveland Trust Co
26%
19%
Great
Gruen
&
Bank
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247a
8%
56 %
Corp_2
%%
15%
1274
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of
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32%
1
18
1
preferred
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Natl
36%
iq
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5
Bank
.23%
: 18%
5
com
Co
53
General Amer Oil Co of
Texas__5
General Controls Co
5
General Crude Oil Co
2%
Genl Tele Co of the
Giant
Natl
30%
Co
Chemical
60
City Natl Bk &-Tr (Chicago) _25-
22
10
Gas Service Co
Giddings ft Lewis
34%
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26"
68
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1474
t
20
21%
28
64
Packing Co
17W36%
42%
1
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a
Irving Trust Co (N
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)__
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr .qj
(St
(N
Trust Co
Citizens
2674
2 Va
Corrugated
12%
2
_-i;uz
'Northwest Production
7%
1
Co
Garlock
25%
45%
Co
16
34%
40%
Industrial
16
(N Y)
Bank
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(Phila)
117*2
117 a
25 3 b
Assn_100
Foote Bros Gear-& Mach
1
10c
Co
■i.
377*8
38
Connecticut Bank
Eng Gag & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co__
1
—
i
17
36%
Companies
Aak
3574
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_1274
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)__10
61
10%
Mississippi Shipping Co___i
_5
Miss Valley Barge Line Coj—_1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
i_5
Norris
5 7'4
42%
m
Natl Mortgage
Boston Corp
Zapata
A
290
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Inc___—^
12%
23%
Co
Mfg Co
•
T7'b
57%
7%
23%
77*2
Federal
37 ;
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100
Broad St Trust Co
Inc—■"
10%
34%
(Texas
Co
Oil
Wyandotte Chemieals Corp
69 %
Bid
(Newark) _25
Camden
30%
.13%
34%
&
York
Trust Co
Boatmen's
;
527a
28%
5
common
Cla^s B common
National Slilrt Shops
32%
Co
49
127 a
lc
New
1538
Oil
49
1
New
Bankers
36%
45%
of
Centl-Penn
19
50c
Emhart Mfg Co I
Empire State
337*2
T
of Commerce
15%
15%
Associates__10
Utilities
66 74
First Natl
Nat Gas
6
8%
6Va
Bank
42%
4
16
22
.
40 7
14%
20
45e
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Central
18:%
America
preference
East Tennessee
El
1
177s
America
of
(San
19%
14%
Co__5
Inc___
Dunham Bush Inc
$1
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Bank
•
18%
17%
*
1
Broadcasting Corp
'26%
16%
Productions__2%
Products
19 %
24%
Detroit Internat Bridge Co____l
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
1
•
y._
.
Oil
Delta Air Linep Inc
3
Dentists' Supply Co of N
Y__2%
Detroit ft Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
14
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&
Miehle-Grpss-Dext er
;
357 b
6%
1
Sales Co.<.„_.
.
Delhi-Taylor
Co
Oas
42
1574
34
5
Eagle
Wisconsin
7%
Par
26%
83%
-33%
,_o
37 74'
13 VB
1%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co-
22%
vtg
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8J/4
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Wood Conversion Oo
Wurlitzer (Rudolph)
A
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McLean
8%
,21 %
vtg
37%
25%
com__3
8%
35 7*4
25%
-
24%
7
1
McLean Trucking Co cl A conul
McLouth Steel Corp —
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Meredith Publishing Co.^:^:
5/^
<
21%
Copeland Refrigeration
Corp
674
7
38 Mi
1
Williams & Co Inc
6874
55%
10
Inc
Whiting Corp
Bank & Trust
677*2
.
•
25
Cummins Engine co inc
Cutter Laboratories com
Common
6
15%
.80
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light ft Power Co_«
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Mfg &
64
Inc____l
Maryland Shipbldg ,8c Dry Ca_50c >
Maxsou" (W .L) Corp
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_lr
15%
19%
preferred
White
24
5%
1
4
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Co
Inc
Marlin-Rockweii Corp
Marmon Herrington Co
•
'
24
___.
$1.25
27%
64
1
Inc
33'4
-
Manning Maxwell & Moore^l27'2 "J
Ma/emout Automo Prods Inc__l ?
36%
17%
5
Milling & Elev Co___l
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
J
Western
217*4
2 5 74
32%
5274
Manufacturing Co 8
Western Lt & Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
37 Va
1
Co
Co
Services
52%
30%
West Point
974
1
Gas
774
372
3174
35
America—
Mallory (P R)
21%
14%.
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Steel
cl B
com
Macmillan Co
32%
1
'♦ 7%
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com_
1
•
39%
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Petroleum
Bank
24%
20% 7,,
i
Star
of
Lucky Stores
22%
•16%
Colonial Stores Inc
,_2J/a
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
_5
Colorado
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Collins Radio Co A
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363'4
Jet
48%
1
5
Washington Natural Gas Co
Corp
Nat
15%
21%
20%
6%
King
States
lg
Co
Co
Welex
1
49
1474
20
17%
1974
(S D)
Swasey
774
26%
16%
25
Madison Gas & Electric Co
22%
cl A__33%c
com
257b
1
32%
30%
Common class B__
'Clinton Machine
Time
34%
10c
14%
13%
___.
Co
Thermo
Three
5%
,
21%
Telephone Co- ___.___i.i0
Central Vt, Pub Serv
Corp___i.^6
Gas
Texas National
36%
2674
Warren
&
8J/8
Inc
17
•
Brothers
17 »/2
2274
3974
%
Warren
7%
20%
377-4
Wagner Electric Corp
6%
Gasoline Corp__l
2974
4574
fi
50c
1674
3574
Natural
*
5
Corp
Inc
Warner
l
Texas
32 ya.
28
15%
America
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Texas Industries
Iron
Mills
of
28%
12
5
25
„
6'%
2674r
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38%
&
Fair
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22 %
74
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Transmis
2474
20
7%.
574
Corp__l
Co
Inc
10%
*
674
Eastern Transmis Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
'
5
17
16
34
Corp
Ludlow
■24
3074
_i_5
Central
Chattanooga
Lone
20v4
38%
0%
Utility Corp___i_6
Soya Co,.
Lithium
12%
; 22%
Central Louisiana Electric
Co±_5
Maine Power Co __i.ulQ
Central
4
Valley Mould
Vanity
1
22%
34%
....
Vitro Corp
Texas
25
Utah Southern Oil Co
4974
274
Corp Inc
Gas
30
46%
Corp
Tennessee
37
„
374
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Ino
'36%
Central
Central Public
34 74
32
Co
21%
v
1
Co
Blower
45'/a
Co_i;_10
Gas
&
Gas
2372
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Refining
(O A)
Tampax
5174
5
Co
Le
25%'
Co__3',*2
111
487*2
Corp
Corp
Propane Gas
..
21%
3
Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
11%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs.
Central Electric & Gas
Central Indiana
lo
Fibers
20
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-l
Central
Glass
42
Ltd__10c
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
20%
16
Co
33%
Telephone Co_127*2
Delhi
Sutton
7%
Tekoil
Landers Frary & Clark __L
Lau
Canadian
Suntide
12%
7
22%
343/8
Greene
35
20%
31%
Struthers
127's
•
327'4
21%
32%
57%
25
16%
Wells
20
5374
5
2274
Stubnltz
151/4
;
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30%
8874
11%
1
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,
26*4
1474
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp__l
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
;
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: 11%
r!
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1
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Inc
35%
2474,
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Products
non-voting
Works
21%
5
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Kfehring Co
42%
1
Home
Common
'Jv.
9%
'7%
36%
39%
California Oregon Power Co__zo
California Water Service Co
25
Calif
Stanley
16%
33y4
Standard Register
13%
157«
'*■
5
15
__:
Kentucky Utilities
14%
_•
Castings Co
Tnc
22%
28%
1
preferred
Kendall
7%
10
Steel
Wn1]r>r>k's
7%
18%
,
J
12%
Kansas-Nebrgska Natural Gas_5 <: 36%
Kearney &: Trecker Corp
__3
9%
Kellogg Co
50c '
34%
26 %
.
46%
84
common
333^
—
15%
6%
Gas
28
Universal £latch Corp
1374
Upper Peninsular Power Co
21%
31 a,4
y
■
25%
U 8 Borax & Chemical
Corp__l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
3%
20%
2%
Sprague-Electric Co
^--2ya
Stalej? (A E) Mfg Co
10
Stand,Fruit & Steamship___2.50
ft" 20%
.
—_.,1
Corp
734
Co__l
Tele
13%
5
Co__
Producing Co__l
Co
217a
Stanley
Co
28%
1
28%
8%
1
1
13%
27
26%
III
Inc
Pipe Line Coxp_&0e
Tucson Gas .Elec Lt & Pwr
€o_5
1574
40%
::
43
.
1474
1754
Co
States
Carbon
Trans
38%
12'''-"
Kalamazoo Veg Parclmient Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
30 vs
17
7
Speer
.>
Gas
15
14
1
19%
5
v.
Utilities
Electric
Steel
...7 $1.46
;;
24%
Jl.
Southwestern
7*8
Cr
24%
i
7
..
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______
;
69
'
Heintz Inc
&
Kaiser
9%
44
28%
39
65%
j
Jessop Steel Co
10%
40%
36%
-
i
Jervis Corp
7
8%
'
:
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iq
-
common
Southern
Jack
r\/:
12%
9%
5
2
Corp
Black Hills Power ft
Light Co
5
:
23%
•
11%
10
Union
"
3
-
1274"
Bid
*
Topp
15%
*
Co__25
Eng Tele
Tokheim
Corp
Industries
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
14
Co__*
Southern
2%
Suburban
20%
6%
Optical Co__10
Lomb
Gossett
Breaker.:
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa
Power
New
-
7
Colorado
Southern. Nevada Power Co
62% .'
a
1174
5
Southern
Par
28%
597
Co_10c
12
Ask
2674
,
Co__10c
Calif Water Co
Southern
2574
Serv
83 %
10
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co_^
,
s
48
rl
Circuit
Class
n
337^
40"
Co
__
Co
Sys__l
26%
10
Mfg Co
Bausch
Bell
Co
23 %:
Devei
Pub
-11
Interstate Securities Co _!
Investors Diver Services Inc
51%
Shore Dil &
Southeastern
*79%.
Iiiternatioual Textbook Co^___*
Interstace Bakeries Corp w__
1
Interstate Motor Freight
24%
25%
5
Mfg
Jefrerson
Bareco Oil
South
29 74'
Southern
Co
Ideal Cement Co
:T.'
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
26%
10
;
__
27%
-f- y
Southwest Gas
ITE
_
*
47%
5
Hycon
;
,,
28%.
19%
,__5
-.
>
51
.
14
•
Missouri Power Co
Arkansas Western, Gas Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Ask
33%
23%
1
Arkansas
33%
*
"•'*
25
Amphenol Electronics Corp____l
Anheuser-Busch Inc ___;
4
2%
Carp
1
Hugoton Production
__2.
Farms Co common
Partlc preferred
2
Arizona Public Service Co
Bid
;
Husky Oil Co
i._l
Arden
p«r
~
commor
38%
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const Co
Develop.
A
33%
31%
ft
Class
.
35%
Express Co >
tn
Amer Hospital Supply
Corp____4
Research
-r
31 %
*
__1
American
Amer
y
■
Hoover Co. class A
Hudson Pulp .& Paper
5%
30 v.
1
Inc
Ask 7
'
1 1
Aetna-Standard
Air
Bid
CO.
NY
1-
376
4t
4
The Commercial and
48
Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 15, 195?
.'.
.
(1784):-
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
April
Friday,
12
Insurance
Mutual Funds
f*'
25c
Food*—
Ma to a i
1.62
1.78
5.86
6.34
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund Inc
_1.25
Business Shares
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Affiliated
American
American
3.79
5.60
(Low
Christiana
Preferred
Fund
13.57
21.73
5.69
17.36
13,600
9.04
18.57
16.76
13.70
14.81
16%
13.17
6.09
6.68
18
3.59
3.96
4.27
3.31
3.65
2.86
3.15
3.12
3.44
Mutual
65
68
10.78
11.85
13.04
9.25
20.26
9.96
10.77
1
10.16
6.37
6.96
4.29
4.69
8.14
Income
5.03
5.50
165.72
167.40
New
6.92
7.17
New
Series
6.71
12.28
investors Trust
Group Securities—
General
-
6.68
8.65
•
1
2.50
Stock
Growth
.—-1
1
-i.—
Inc—
Fund
1
11.94
11.36
12.44
Funds
Nuclear
&
Science
9.48
lc
7.11
1
of Canada Inc—1
5.7 '
Selected
Shares
Atner
Shareholders Trust of
B>
(Edson
Smith
8.01
8.78
14.98
16.40
8.55
8.91
10.18
11.15
•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
9.01
9.87
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
lc
11.95
lc
2.59
2.86
Television-Electronics Fund
lo
6.19
6.79
stock shares
lc
9.62
10.54
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Texas Fund Inc
1
lc
—lc
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
17.79
4.48
8.85
9.70
15.66
16.03
16.84
17.36
(Railroad
shares
Steel
Tobacco
—
-
shares
—
Utilities
1
8.87
4.21
_10c
_I0c
H-DA
2.49
2.73
9,94
10.86
1
Boston Inc
of
Fund
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
8.60
9.13
9.40
10.23
'10.57
11.06
11.20
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
Institutional
Inst Foundation
lo
lc
Fund
Institutional
Growth
Fund.lc
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
31%
33%
81
85%
5
36
38 %
National Union Fire
Nationwide
New
5
15%
16%
2
45%
4834
10
36
39%
5
class A—,
Casualty
Corp
New Amsterdam
Hampshire
Fire
26
28
2.50
36%
39%
Northeastern
3.33 Va
7%
Northern
-12.50
York Fire
New
——
River
North
.———
National Life
Northwestern
Fire
94
56%
5
;
••••;•■
59
55%'
10
Insurance Co
Peerless
88
10
.10
—
Indemnity Co
Pacific
77%
;■
(Minn)
Insurance
Pacific
8%
73
*•; 60
Phoenix
21
19%
46 Vs
Reinsurance
60%
Republic Insurance
38%
98%
St
54% 41
35%
19%
51
33%
18%
38%
25%
11%
% 12%
50
T'< 55 Vz
2
Marine——6.25
&
55%
59
10
64
68%
10
32%
34%
10
47%
50%
10
59%
62%
Y)—8
-—5
19%
80%
21%
83%
73
76
26
27%
Security (New Haven;
Marine
Fire &
Accident
Standard
;i9%
(Texas)—10
Surety Co
Springfield
13
(N Y)
Corp
Fire
74%
10
Proviaence-Wa^hington
89*4
Paul
78%
10
—
41 Vs
27*4
37%
40%
V
163
170
78%
43%
74
41%
99%
.
v
104
Title
&
Guar
(N
Trust
Travelers
U S Fidelity &
U
Fire
S
„4
—
Guaranty Co—10
—
3
the
%
U S Life Insurance Co in
City
Fire
•
27%
28%
—2
Y
N
of
Westchester
30 y3
26
14.48
Loan
Home
Ask
32ndi of a polnc
3.30s
Banks—•
15,
1957
3%s
June
17,
3%s
July 15,
1957
16, 1957——
100.1
100
1
99.31
1G0.4
100.2
100.1
100.3
July
100
—
3ept
-
—-
99.31
Mortgage
31.11
31.42
-6.45
6.97
3.35s
May
20,
13.54
3.90s
Aug.
20,
20,
1957
1957-
4%s
Sept.
11.74
12.75
2 %s
Jan.
48%
50%
4s
Feb.
4.10s
1958—
20,
—
-
1958—
10,
10.
Mar.
1,
—
1958—
99.31
100.2
100.4
98.30
100
100.1
May
4s
96
——
100.2
96
3 V2s
May
1.
4%G
Feb.
1§, 1972-196715. 1972
3%s Sept.
97.24
97.2
95.22
wi
1962
1
100.1
96.24
1959
1, 1960
2%s June 1. 1960
100.1
100.6
100 8
99.6
100.2
100.3
99.4
99.31
97.14
1958-
2%s Feb.
Assn—
1957
12.46
1,
2%s May
Federal Natl
99.8
100.4
98.26
1958
1958 wl—L--—
Nov.
100.4
99
2%s May 1.
3%s May 1
15.74
1957
15.
2.70s Oct.
100.1
100
—
2%s
3.70s
A*k
Bid
Bonds—
1,,1957
May
15, 1957
l%s Oct. 1,1957
3%s Feb. 14,• 1958
3%s
100
1957„
99.30
100
Bank
Land
Federal
1971
96
96.10
100.5
97
102%
102%
99%
100%
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
—
2s June
1957—————
1957
15, 1957
1,
3%s Sept
8-67
9.37
11.50
12.22
13.90
3%s
3.
Oct.
99.21 ^
100
9931
99.25
100.3
100.1
15.23
12.16
3.80s
Nov.
1957
1,
100
-
100.2
13.29
12.33
13.51
37%
40(4
a29.20
11.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
^
11:80
32ndi of a polnc
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
11.99
13.07
22 %
24 y2
8.38
9.16
June
24,
1,
3%s
14,
Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares_l
9.95
10.82
10.96
11.98
I%s May
16.93
18.40
2 "4s Aug.
1
1
5.93
6.47
5.61
6.13
10c
2.77
10.82
7.09
7.75
1
8.82
1
14.15
1
11.65
12. (30
1
5.17
5.59
15,
April
1,
1959
1, 1959
97.7
97.5
1959
96.20
96.28
95.24
96
9.64
12.98
1,
Feb.
l%s
11.78
1
Oct.
l%s
99.30
97.24
97.16
3.03
1
iy2s
100.3
99.28
8.83
1
1
100.2
100.1
1958
t—
1958
100
1957
1957
3%s Oct.
Ask
Bid
'
Notes—(Cont.
Treasury
Indebtedness—•
of
Certificates
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
Majority—
United
Canada
Funds
Ltd
1%S Oct.
Line Special
Fund
Van
Income
Inc
—_
&
Strum
Fund
FundiInc
Towne
1%3
99.26
15.41957
1, 1957
99.27
3Mis' May
99.28
99.29
1
IV2S
99.20
IV2S
April
99.12
1 V2s
Oct.
98.28
1%S
April
1961.
95
99.31
100.1
93.24
1980
1,
99.8
94.24
I960—
15.
99.18
.
I960.-.
1,
Oct.
1957
1.
94
92.24
93
91.24
92
90.28
91 4
99.13
1,
1958
98.20
15,
1958.
99.10
April
r
April
1957
15.
Auk.
iV2s Oct.
2%8 June
Situations
lV2s
Notes—
Treasury
2s
Line
Feb
1,
__
1961
1.
1,
1962.
Stock
Inc
9.87
Investing Corp
Wall Street
11.56
12.10
,
7.01
12.90
12
5
Fire
84%
5
•
May
8.08
j
Fund
43%"
,
Bid
3 %s
Value
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
11
Co
Ins
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
12.23
Value Line Fund Inc
S23.82
58%
4
Obligations of Government Agencies
11,25
Value
1
Haydock Fund Ir.c
41
North Amer—5
-
—
'Insurance Co of
22.17
4.61
4.18
4.
10
10:
10
Fire
Fund—1
Accumulated
United
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford Steamboiler
9.68
21.95
Funds Inc—
United
United Science Fund
Series H-C7
5
American
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
14.38
19.46
4.08
equipment
10
5
—5
Globe & Republic
13.09
State Street Investment Corp
shares
)RR
National
a23.55
lc
lc
shares
shares
Petroleum shares
(Railroad Bond shares
Mining
4
Glens Falls
11.23
a35.42
.1.25
Boston—1
Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign Investors
1
9.53
29%
102*
Life
43
10.62
10.29
1
Stevens &
Stock Fund
Scudder,
6.33
8.70
9.72
Clark
—*
Clark—
ds
Scudder,
Stevens
Fund Inc—
7.80
lc
shares
17%
35Vs
32'i
54%
Assurance.
9.03
13.12
Common
Equipment shares
Merchandising
.A
(Geo) Fund
Scudder Fund
13.08
16%
32%
40%
30%
10
Fire
Merchants
Seaboard
Securities
Puritan
11.92
6.09
(fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
(Food
&
Inc.
9.96
10.88
23
37%
5
Massachusetts
57%
36%
94 %
10
2.50
7.50
(S F)_„
Newark
35y2
Inc
Rowe;
Fund Inc——
& Electrical
HUectronics
Fund
(T
Price
7.82
9.09
—10
lc
(Building sharqs
lc
Capital Growth Fund——- lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lo
shares
Automobile
Shares
Putnam
Aviation shares
33%
„————.—-1
Inc
Pioneer
13.28
7.19
1
1
58 %
25%
4%
68
29%
Philadelphia
6.80
Peoples Securities Corp—
Philadelphia
Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
3.46
54 %
3%
x«3%
27 t
Fund
of
21.86
——1
Chemistry
Over-The-Counter
15.64
of
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
3.20s
7.36
3.18
Fire
Federal
17.61
14.31
—1
6.22
20.22
Ltd—.
Canada
Electronics
8.37
16.07
Fund Inc——l
8.26
_1
Fund
England
Nucleonics
11.16
Merchants & Manufacturers
1
5
Casualty
Bonding
Maryland
'
York Capital Fund
Fund
stock series——lc
stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc^---2
-I~l
4.26
7.78
Preferred
Capital Corp
Series- "ZZZi
Stock
Series
Series
Growth Stock Series
of
10.18
21
57V4
4s,
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_l—10
Home
Series
Stock
16.97
214
1.25
Federal;. —I.
Gulf Life
Series—
22.27
3.88
205
6.31
Balanced
Bond
15.32
13%
12%
—1
8.90
5.77
26%
25%
2
10
-—10
11.10
1
7 13
—
Lincoln National Life
83
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
iBirmt
Inc
Companies
16 >4
(Va<_5
Corp
6*4
39%
29%
4%
30 Vs
84%
255
115
86 %
60%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc—
Great
Series—
National Security
2.92
15.70
of Amer—.10
Natl Life. Ins.——2
General Life
10
Continental Assurance Co
5
Continental Casualty Co
5
Connecticut
Hanover
23.41
Common
General
10.48
18.73
20.83
5
Inc
9.55
Ins
Life Ins
i,
Nat
common
101
27%
96
79
245
110
Colonial Life Ins
Crura & Forster Inc—
37%
19%
(N J)__5
General Reinsurance Corp
20.68
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
9.91
14.17
Ins Assn
34%
28
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J>_10
Beneficial Stand Life Ins Co—1
Boston Insurance Co_——
5 V
Fire
89%
Co of N Y..10
97
5%
35%
28%
3%
Bankers & Shippers—
Camden
gg %
20
11.47
19.13
Life
Ins__10
Life
Life Insurance Co of Va—.
3.64
21.90
Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Futures
10.61
3.35
Nation
18.10
27%
New
Monarch
Franklin Life
1
of beneficial interest—
Dividend
Fiduciary Mutual Inv
Gas Industries
7.85
12.19
al4.59
Coro
Shares
9.12
l
Inc
7.16
11.28
1
1
Inc
Fund
Invest
2.66
—
Fund
Fidelity
4.29
National Investors Corp—,—1
Ll
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
—--J-0
Equity Fund Inc
——20c
Stock Fund
2.77
3.89
14.29
8.90
5.75
2.51
Mutual Trust Shares
Howard—
—
5.22
Massachusetts Life FundUnits of beneficial interest—1
Mutual
15.99
27
Liberty
Title
Lawyers
35%
29 Vs
29%
Ask
Bid
...
Jersey Insurance
30%
28
32%
Columbian
5.93
3.88
14.56
r'-l
&
5.44
lc
.
7.36
250
—25c
Balanced Fund
10.45
15
14
-lc
Preferred
Eaton
9.56
12.57
a42.80
14.41
Fund Inc——
11.50
Sayles
6.73
Shares——,
Dreyfus
13.74
15.42
1
Inc
Inc
L—
12.17
-1
Fund
Paper shares—
Petroleum shares-
9.83
17.03
1
1
Growth Stk Fund—1
Investment Fund_t.l
E
Series
10.77
•4■
10.89
1
12.64
Diversified Trustee Shares-—
Dividend
139
10.03
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Diversified
14 ,200
134
Western
Diversified
9.87
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
33'/be
24.63
16.06
—1
Vegh Investing Co
De Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware Fund
14.99
Loomis
6.23
22.78
1
1
1
Fund
Do
13.74
Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares—-—lo
Electrical Equipment sliares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal
shares
—-*.——.——..10
8.51
7.79
184
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
American Home Assurance Co.5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N Ji__ 2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)—1
American Re-insurance
5
American Surety Co
6.25
,
Standard
Jefferson
135
72
192
12.68
Lexington Trust Fund———.25o
Lexington Venture Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__l
14.67
20.09
Composite Fund Inc
—-1
Concord Fund lnc~____—-—1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
11.62
Knickerbocker
50c
com—100
Inc
Stocks)—_l
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—.1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Kevstoc.e Fund of Canada Ltd.l
(Income Com
S-2
7.67
Stock
Composite Bond &
17.02
17.01
14.07
Investment
Commonwealth Stock
15.60
S-l
—————
Commonwealth
(Speculative Ffd 6tks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
K-2
22.49
10.48
Fund Inc
Colonial
9.40
13.42
15.73
1
Inc
Securities
18.88
11.05
12.29
11.41
——1
Fund
26.00
8.61
20.92
Growth
:*
Venture Fund Inc—1
Shares Trust
1
Chemical
25.75
(Income Pfd Stocks).—1
12.40
23.34
10
10
Companies
Ask
129
68%
American
17.30
Priced Bonds;
1
Eonds).——1
10
Surety
Co
<fc
Aetna Life
6.24
21.00
10.12
(Discount
K-l
Canadian International
Fund
Ltd —^—
Century
Aetna
11.29
5.69
a
10.05
23.83
B-3
-1
Fund Inc
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd —
Canadian Fund Inc
Insurance
9.19
10.33
1
B-4
7.02
Casualty
(Medium Grade Bonds )-l
4.02
12.84
Aetna
24.68
11.20
9.70
California
Capital
8.75
21.59
5.16
B-2
6.09
—1
;
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds>
3.68
Bowling Green Fund10c
Broad Street Investment———1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Resources
10.30
1
Fund Inc_
17.85
8.05
Mutual Fund InC—1
Inv Tr of America•
Boston
1.68
16.37
Blue Ridge
Bond
9.12
1.53
Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Science &
4.05
8.34
Fund Trust
—*
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc_.
-1
Axe-Hougncon Fund "A" Iuc_-1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Associated
4.72
Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust* of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Ftmds Inc.l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Intl
Bid
Par
B Id
Par
Mutual Fuodj—
Ask
Bid
7.67
14.11
Inc
Fund
Investors
2
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
Wisconsin
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mutual
Washington
Lnc
.
Dated
Rate
G-
3 20^
3:625%
9-
Bid
Doe
-■
1-56
5-
4-56
6-
1-50
7-
1-57
99.30
Ask
Dae
Dated
Bate
,
Rid
Ask
100
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
10O.1.
100.4
3.875%
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.1
100 4
3-57
100'
100.2
1-57
100
100.3
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.30
100
3.75 %
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
IOO
100.3
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.30
100.1
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
IOO
100.3
10-
3,75%
Recent
(Bonds—
Bid
/
Security issues
100Vz
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%s_1987
102%
New
101
103 %
&
Tel
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
Capital Airlines 4%8
1976
Columbus
South
&
Ohio
78
80
Bid
Art*
101%
102%
102
102%
of Olcla 4%s__1987
101%
101%
El & Gas 4%s—-1977
101 %
102
Bonds—(Coot.)
Ask
4%s__1935
Tel
American
England Power 4%s—1987
Co
Serv
Pub Serv
82
4%s
1987
100%
101
101
101%
Sheraton Co of Am 4%s—1967
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1982
1975
3%S
Hilton
Ilinols
Hotels
Bell
82
1970
4V2s
Telephone 4%s_1988
Texas
99
1981
Amer
&
101%
102%
102%
4%s_1977
1971
101%
102%
Elec—
101
101%
102%
79%
80%
5s
70
71%
120
123
4V2s__
101%
Industrie^ 4l/zA
1970
105
1976
States
Mountain
4%s
1987
Lgt 4%s
104%
Corp
Gas
Universal
5%s
94%
...1983
Mueller Brass 3%s
Can 5s
102 Vz
Pacific Power
103
1975
90
94
1976
102
105
'
99.505
1957.
99.423
99.44L
1957__
99.388
99.407
99.361
99.382
99.291
99.314
99.236
99.246
6,
April 25, 1957
May 2, 1957
90.914
99.913
June
13.
99.851
99.858
June
99.790
99.800
June
24,
99.729
99.737
June
27.
J957-
July
July
13,
May 9.
16,
May
19571957
May 23,
1957
99.668
99.678
May 31.
1957
99.598
99.610
1957
1957-
20.
5,
1957-
12,
1957-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
96
Stocks—
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
Tel & Tel—
—
National
103%
99.564
99.489
1957
June
April
Ask
Bid
99.549
99.97(1
*No
Minn Power &
Detlar Value
Ask
99.974
109
Match 5«
Dills
Dollar Value
102
United
U S
Trans
1971
1977
Underwood
& Sons—
(M)
4%s
Eastern
Textron
110
86%
101%
4%s
92
81
—1975
;
Lowenstein
89
—1976
85
1987
Gas
Southwestern
3%s
Corn
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
United States Treasury
Bid
Elec—
Commonwealth Edison I'As-l967
Ferro
1982
Potomac Elec 4%s
'Pub
79
6.16%
Potomac
pfd—50
55
56
a
& Light—
pfd
Electric 2.44%
100
104%
105%
pfd—50
50%
50%
b Bid yield
value
fEx-lCO % stock dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
par
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
value.
d
.
to listing on the New
Exchange.-
x
.
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
y
price,
i
<
I*
I
-
□
Ex-rights,
t New
issued,
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—
(1785)
THE
Bank
with
clearings this week show
a
based
COURSE
year
decrease
a
Preliminary figures
ago.
compared
compiled
of
the country, indicate that for the week
ended
April 13, clearings from all
cities
of
from which it is
possible to obtain
be
7.3%
below
Our
year.
against
those
for
preliminary
the
10.9%.
stand
RETURNS
BY
1956.
1956
122,253
1,150 000,000
'■_!
638 009.585
Louis
334
Francisco
Baltimore
Total
•
all
cities,
days
v.
cities,
five
377 ,000,000
671
426.
347
,173,688
255,663
-
-
-
349 ,429.711
15^019
-
1st
4.7
2nd
—i
800,799,232
—
: +
$19,919,870,286 $21,486,107,290
the
three'Months'of
vv.yV;+>--''r iVvVi'? ft
.
Description—
--
1957
:r") o'
-Month of Msreh-
>
..stocks—
"Nfrnber
of
1956
35,651,563
shares
60,302,702
and
Foreign
U.
S.
"
7
"
Atlanta
City"
and the Dallas Reserve Districts there is an
improvement
of 3.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District of
1.1%.
1957
153,960,424
$94,832,000
Bank
8,000
39,000
42, C00
97,000
3,782,500
5,050,000
11,255,750
15.000
70.000
$77,753,200
$99,986,900
government
$235,232,3^ $g.52.7Q0,909
"
bonds
-i--Nnmhep
1957
January
February
March
Quarter
11,314.417,954
.965,990,152
9,758,692,398
4.5
+
6.2
1,107,324,523
1.010,371,085
'o
660,542,205
576,219,975
••
935.021,021.
1,497,531,656
"
1,541,781,453
851,665,508
1,205,400,929
650,409,405
628,482,272
••
6
"
^82,239.175
573,569,276
■■■■'■,+■
508,735,339
452,608,714
+
3.3
1,145,705,901
+
109
1.1
22,852,846,878
York
of
for
cities
20,655,968,907
+ iO.G
10,579,396,671
+
City
today,
March.
the
of the clearings for
a summary
For
that
month
there
was
in
in¬
an
the
'
•
are
1955
74;645,958
60,815,145
66,664,624
202,3257727
153,960,.424
District suffers
FOR
1953
Reserve
CITIES
19-57
1956
1955
47,722
1 46,252
136,505
137,052
5,151
16,037
15,476
14,836
4.803
4,555
4,514
4,306
14,444
13,875 b 12,630
1956
Kansas
11th
3,238
3,162
2,962
9,875
>-
9,684
2,889
2,879
2,793
2.758.
2,536
SmM
2,331
2,166
1.965
.
San
ii
___.
City
4.2%
and
in
the
gain of 2.8% and the Minne¬
a
2.4%,
an
In the Kansas City Re¬
increase of
Total
3.0%, in the Dallas
7,555
7,C82
1,885
1,869
1,681
5,296
5,636
5,209
1,822
1,732
6,141
5,793
4,927
Dec.
...
1955
1954
"r
ft-;.-
-
'.<■
:$ ; 1
■
4.1
3,464.023,956
51,218.281,414
49,410,745,516
5.495.058,666
+
3:3
+
3.7
■+■
4.2
3,038,278,107
5,320.124,936
:..: +; 7.0
5,099,253,083
9,673.742.610
2.S
9,464,101,467
2.935.590,802
2.4
2,919,661,712
2.7
2,330,584,799
2,86 ,433,874
2.323,68 J, 880
3.0
3,733,561,722
3,676 131,256
•1,097,031,963
3.633,723,240
2.516.771.562
3,846.412,553
44
;
:
5 593.380.369
,,
yi
5,879,651,112
j
1:
i.7
+
5,797,825,761
2.7
ft;/;
2X66,016,272
'■""y
■
102,521,259,711
+. 3.2
54,193,547,974
5,533,271,322
;
5,449,004,615
3.7
,X3f
:
103,360,095,027
55,932,127,650
+
'■■-.'J:+:
4.257,145,272
5,746X06.220
107,201,227,556
City
+
—
4.330.224.482
;
cities
•
2.449.841,399
3.734,353.976
44
1
6,006
5,620
1,712
1,743
1,694
5,208
5,048
4,863
1,574
1.565
1.559
4.752
4,719
4,468
1,5'Jl
1,533
1,515
Houston
4,265
1.787
1,651
1,463
5,353
5,251
4,560
1,645
4,111
1,609
1,602
1,485
4.8P9
4,792
4.413
New
3rd
;,r
4,007,976,770
8.987,907,424
4,945,006,019
r',
97,688,872,237
,
53,118,422,119
49,966,051,679
3,971
4,936
4,701
.1,511.
1,480
1,382-
4,027
1,189
1,150
1,134
3,701
3,550
3.240
806
780
793
2,494
2,421
Louisville—
2,247
796
843
811
753
2.473
2,305
2,336
901
859
344
807
2,797
2,522
2,309
820
811
765
2.498
2,277
2.241
942
881
771
3,345
2,945
2.455
Portland_,_
807
770
679
2,401
2,282
2,142-
Birmingham
911
925
850
717
2,703
2,559
Omaha
2,173
663
633
767
1,919
1,907
1,898
10.383.868,176
141,054,960.952
+
"
19,574. 017.436
Minneapolis
9,091.225,595
16.953, 711,034
15.815.101.957
"
30,003, 743,912
29,154.320.546
9,053, 038,666
8.976.030.747
7
',
16
"
12th
San Francisco
19
7.551 348,525
1*1,440 515,470
-
—
135.890 198, 041
15,748 ,575,629
14
+
15,356,333, 299
3,446 193,617
7,718,813, 86(1
7.2
■
16,073 ,956.570
2.9
+
+
.
■
516,755, 462
5.5
4.7
+
+
12 612,072,393
17,109, 883,863.
"
10,903,344.490
13,118, 114,897
11
City
9,0:3,211 551
142,169 290,617
3.7
13,901 ,743,247
26,269 ,877,920
0.9
8,442 730,902
12,727,481, 787
24,261,610, 304
8,052,031, 408
*
"
14
_—
Kansas
9,714 957,977
7.1
+
18.540.080.630
9.518, 074,551
Dallas
4.1
+
'*
31
1954
$
'
16.487.456,114*
16
,
1955
ft
years:
Three Months :
16,2 >3,810,086
+
4.6
+
4.9
10,400 137,356
9,899,556 676
+
4.0
11,406 ,622,773
10,325,656 895
5.1
7.215.804,650
15,001 ,333,471
13.317,961 234
6,582 ,662,182
6,303,765, 130
■
■
1,920
6G2
10,813, 705,301
17,094, 950,223
10th
2,163
816
Dec.
:-
"
11th
2.015
3,111
Inc. or
'r*
$
8
__:
Louis
2,192
878
Jacksonv ille
St.
—
Three Months
1956
151,969, 154,546
15
Chicago
8th
2,185
4,429
Three Months
,--17
Richmond
7th
cities
11
ttihw
Atlanta
9th
1,124
4,685
«
:
5th
3,134
815
York
Philadelphia
6th
3,731
1,221
Richmond_,
by Federal Reserve Districts in the three months for four
1957
14
Cleveland
4.103
1,779
Atlanta
append another table showing clearings
Boston
4th
4,281
1,647
2nd
4,548
1,546
Minneapolis
2,043
Seattle
___
Denver
St.
*850
Paul
Memphis
780
722
636
2,452
2,191
1,990
585
1,814
1,749
1.611
1,546
511
525
1,722
1,654
1,546
1.500
1,627
1,615
1,542
1,665
1.487
'
cities
••
314.205,257,524
297,424,056,335
167,953,092,917
160,918,562,016
1,373
+
3.6
284,218.096,261
267,393,375,649
+
■
4.4
147,165,131,842
136,205,522,570
"
City—,--.
4,_—
1,420
.
1,454
1,582 ?
•£.579*-* 602»< -543.>^ l;82i#;31:735.
561
491
'
564
'570
534
506
560
1,677
1,638
Nashville—
623
507
490
468
1,711
Tot31 cities
93,434
95,923
95,300
91,132
290,446
Other cities
7.7G7
7,437
7,221
G.568
23,759
107 201 1C3 360102521
97.693
314,205
35,932
54,193 53,118
49,976
167,953
'
The
20.636
136*.215
112,322.425,010
February^
i
107,201,227.556
our
r?
+
297,424,056,336
Dec.
50,545,230,056
+
or
Vi.
7.7
+
5.5
50,179,774,986
+
1.9
+
3.7
55,932.127,650
51.193.547,974
+
3.3
.■+
5.6
167,953,092,917
160,918,562,016
+
4.4
103.360.095,027
314,205,257,524
60.911,483.352
7.7
Inc.
$
S
ft
51,109,481.915
rr*
9
detailed statement
showing the figures for each
..
1956
1957
Inc. or
Dec.
104X34.574,913
89,729,386,396
94,G31.604,958
March
Total 1st Quarter
add
Clearings Outside New York-
1956
$
January
267 403
160,918
January 1, 1956 and 1955:
CLEARINGS
-Clearings, Total AllMonths—-
«
now
the clearings by months since
18.651
297,424~284,218
147,165
covers
1937
274,934 263,582 248,752
22,490
following compilation
MONTHLY
^F+^jiated,.
We
179
■*'
v
1,353
576
Out. N.Y.C.
*
York
1.501
601
all
New
1,815
583
536
Washington
Milwaukee
Outside
1,886
CO)
Buffalo
Total
•
536
_
Total
«■
.
604
_
city
f^ontJr;.o^ March and since Jan. 1 for two
years
and for the week ended April 7, for 4 yearsi.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Month of March
Clearings
—;
1957
1956
Inc.
«
Maine—Bangor
s
Pec.
11,435.225
H
6,106.590
+
17.377.442
-50.100.790
181.467.153
Haven
Waterbury
63.302.732
44.157,443
159.220.400
100.180.144
Worcester
14.354.082
60,473.031
Connecticut—Hartford
91.486.447
25.094.800
Total (14 cities)
*
.S
-k-W
'si,.
123.584.000
11.428.442
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester-
24.081.500
137.433.500
Rhode
New
6,771.749
6,537.924
Springfield
New
14,213,451
7,577,402
Bedford
2.889,114.791
14.468.722
Lowell
29.11G.405
2,977,428.354
-
11.500,252
26.573.002
Portland
Massachusetts'—Boston
New
•
3,340,860.987
4.3
+
5,596.052,386
44
19
■
Inc. or
$
$
4,762
1,604
-•>y+;/.
6,230.117,518
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
4,785
2,017
Cincinnati,
in the San Francisco Re~
3.092.407,172
Three Months
6,700
1.945
Baltimore,
and
2.914.31.4.760
14
York
1.7%
9.949.492,323
44
11
New
We
7,437
7,427
2,065
ka"riy CUVf- " 1,723
Orl'ns
by
The Chicago Reserve
5.690.837,684
16
Francisco
...
7,840
8.031
"J*?
8,812
2,837
2,451
8,621
8.527
2,977
New
District
0,458.864,67 4
44
7
Dallas
12th
5,780.515,855
11,681
Louis:
8.443,215,754
3,221,170,722
31
____
of
50.939.370,312
4 4
16
-
Minneapolis
13,694
2,814
St.
9,050,919,887
3.1
less of
3.483,013,245
44
8
Atlanta
10th
131,187
5,545
__
871.203,948
17.881,437,749
1954
49.402
Pittsburgh..
1
19,949,921,530
District of 2.7%.
serve
3,629.575,931
15
MARCH
5,235
Fran._
Dallas
r
IN
49,166
___
389,083,998
.
■Jan.l to March 31
1954
3,325
Boston
'*
'•
Reserve
a
District
53,117.031,790
17
Richmond
Outside
LEADING
1955
Cleveland..-
San
Philadelphia
9th
110,801,704
5,449
Detroit
513,085,940
.
,
1,053,844,833
District there is
serve
"
n
':7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
44,132,383
51,269
_
York
Cleveland
6th
33,291,760
60,362.702
New
4th
33,274,561
46,400,622
CLEARINGS
Philadelphia
Chicago i_
426,038,890
449.405.239
V
apolis Reserve District of 2.7% but at St. Louis Reserve
1957
cities
3rd
1954
47,197.100
——-Month 01 March-
New York
545 756,953
h1'
Boston
2nd
of bank
1957
-
Richmond
,:
District has to its credit
larger by 3.7%,
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
clearings for leading cities for the
end the three. months ended March 31
in each of the last four
years is.shown below:
BANK
+ 11.1
Atlanta Reserve District by 7.0%.
entire
!
582,971,778
469,231,029
579,113,031
3.3
10,907,617,137
Total
1,109,342,860
3.5
+
535,808,066
592,280,506
San Francisco
New
2.9 v..
—
T,158,168,583
Dallas
March
000,600
1,092.997,086
0.7
5th
48.160,955
121,387,654
course
omitted
-f 10.0
630,361,043
4
Month of March—
of Snafrts
1956
35,651,568
of
.v722,717,155
..
11.5
7
3246^62^050 $276,303,905
37,575,141
;
.*,The
.
—.
1,356.595,709
.
•
month
.
+
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first three months of
1954 to 1957 is'indicated in the
following: ^ '
-1st
>
1954
s
9.0
■+
9
15, COO
<M. 7 :. 1955
.+
Dec. c/o
■J..:+:
•
13,497.000
35,000
'"..V
1,281,710,908
1,333,524,437
1,361,198,454
body of clearing houses of 3.7%,
the 1957 aggregate of
clearings having been $107,201,227,556 and the 1956 aggregate $103,360,095,027. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an
improve¬
ment of 4.3%, in the Boston Reserve District of
4.1%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
3.3%. In the
1956
121,387,664
Inc. or
vi:.
697.314.247
City
We also furnish
i'-
$
792,949,385
10.566,849,645
1,056,162,222
Louis
crease
••
703,214,412
Kansas
the month
and
1956
$
1,177,755,499
Minneapolis
Outside
CLEARINGS
17
12th
7.3
BANK
"
St.
-
OF
110
Chicago
5.2
$73,932,700
Government
Total
Reserve District of 0.7% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 11.5%. The
Chicago Reserve District
falls behind by 2.9% but the St. Louis Reserve
District
has managed to enlarge its totals
by 3.5% and the Min¬
neapolis Reserve District by 11.1%. In the Kansas
864,575,857
6
9th
7.8
misc.
International
Richmond
12,469.644.574
11
10th
Bonds—
Railroad
Philadelphia
Cleveland
7th
4.3
-:■>
10
Richmond
0.6
-Three Months-——
1957
cities
6th
6.4
■
r
York
New
3rd
12
11th
$20,085.308.053
March'and
1956 follow:
the totals register a decline of 4.5%. In the
Cleveland
Reserve District the totals record a gain of
6.2%, in the
1957
.
5th
1.9
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New_ York Stock Exchange is:, appended. The
for
.*•
Boston
4th
6.1
usual
the
results
.
■
0.9.
-8.5
4,003,996,145
days____ $19,077,4311953
week--—-
SUMMARY
8th
842,438,328
for
available at
Federal Reserve Districts
2.7
-11.5
524 .501.465
3,812,151,640
day
or,e
-
$•5,265,240,313 $16,681,311,913
days
'Cities
Our
200,000
492 508.040
Cleveland
five
not
-2.8
-
379. 902.441
630 .430,000
five
are
Accordingly, in the above, the
Week Ended April G—
.
417 947.030
Pitlsturgn
-
1,183 .000.000
36?. 178.0=i3
cities
press.
-10.9
1,032, 970.736
City
cities,
going to
10.6%, the aggregate of clearing for the whole country
having amounted to $22,852,846,878 against
$20,655,968,907 in the same week in 1956. Outside of
this city there
was an increase of
3.1%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a
gain of 19.7%. We group the
ft-
632 295 010
Philadelphia
Ten
At
Friday of
$11,047. 8C3,414
1.054
Krh'i"
on
in
ended
TELEGRAPH
$9,844, 356.913
Boston
All
week
of
cities according to the Federal Reserve District in
which
they are located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals
show an expansion of 18.0% and in the Boston
Reserve
District of 9.0%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
.
York
Other
last
week
CLEARINGS
last day of the
week, in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
we present further below we are
aole to give the final
and complete results for the week
previous—the week
ended April 6.
For that week there was an increase of
$19,919,870,286
1957
Chicago
St.
time
States
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS-
San
at
same
Week Ending April 13—
New
United
weekly clearings will
loss for the week
a
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Saturday,
corresponding
totals
$21,486,107,290 for the
this center there is
the
BANK
Complete and exact details for the week covered
by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of
next week. We
cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the. week ends
us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
by
OF
4!F
10,943.403
3,t*29.575.931
3.488,013,245
—
—
+
+
or
jan. l to March 31-—
1957
S
1956
$'•>"•'
-Week Ended April 6Inc.
... ,. -
Inc. or
1956
1357
or
'ft
*-
•
.
Dec. ft
1955
$
1954
$
0.6
35,434.151
•34,187,953
+
3.6
3,039,817
2.S88.362
+
1.7
2,622.640
•2,269,301
1.9
89,635.010
JU3.252.880
+
1.5
7,036,339
6,959,687
+
1.1
6,389,434
5,378,893
3.1
3 3
690.859.499
640,438,495
+
7.9
3,442,170
3,237,558
+
6.3
592,958.556
3,472,875
519,779,816
2.3
1,677,724
V,431.228
+17~2
1,214.616
8,812.313.910
8,527,855.583
1.8
44,105,900
45.361.740
11.9
23.697.228
21,780.276
+
8.8
6.0
19,597,839
18,956.888
+
3.4
+
—
3,059,396
1,529,056
+.21.1
46,383,892
43,005.939
+
7.9
3,989;! 85
3,699,923
+
7.8
3,830,619
3,525,105
4.5
186,344,848
180.823.452
+
3.1
15,189,588
14,256,278
+
6.5
14,211,949
11,122.830
310
—
+ 13.5
151.463.995
135,310.007
+
0
557,122.481
490,758.814
+ 13.5
62,114.620
50,220,641
9 5
314.012.809
300.230.997
+
4.6
26.314,756
28,694,379
+ 14
+
9,483,642
11.386,829
+ 20.1
9,630.712
8,374,623
23.7
39,297.004
37,257,844
8.3
16,751.558
14,910,137
+ 26.4
29,810.700
14.1
2,526,492
21,608.400
2,045,643
9.0
722,717,155
630.861,043
+
—
4.2
77.032.400
75.619.700
+
+ 11.2
420.263.600
388.513.700
'+
8.2
36.384,700
+
4.4
36.282.238
33.180.197
+
9.3
3,140.630
2,751,792
+
+
4.1
10.813,705.301
10.383,868,176
+
4.1
864,575,857
792,945,385
+
4
1.0
'
28.787,400
ft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Week Ended April i
-Jan. 1 to March 31-
Month of March
'•<•
1956
1957
V?'
Inc.
1957
or
S
Dec. 'Jo
S
■:
'1956
1957
Inc. or
1956 <■;,
-
..
'.V
y
feted Federal Reserve
9kw York—Albany
Oletrlet—Hew York—
166,044,494
157,044,313
—
Mnghamton
001,416,155
10,304,334
13,210,533
35,304,774
173,151,489
—
0.5
41,299,260
38,963.076
4..J
146,252,164,607
136,505,494,320
Syracuse
Utlca
313,220,153
Total
New
Jersey.
(11 cities)
280.564,725
352,535,493
Jersey—Newark..
2.0
532,143,565
6.6
316.871,378
>336.473,868
-
116
4 8
4
+.
2,059,519
2,917,906
.
;
2,803,436
„
-
1,075.590,902
5:0
20,494,276 '
+
V
0.7
4
-
33;855.371
77,4/2.305
2-7
i
3.7
~
1,037,081,213
*
'
'
;
27.02l".637
57,849.439
^*880,091,473
•
i
77,905,157
50,939,370,312
8,662.713
Bethlehem
8,324,381
■+'
22.599.379
+
25,259,583
+ '
26,091,945
23,519,679
+
151,969,154.546
141,954,960,952
17
23.839.414
.10
16.5
+
Chester
7,491,949
Karrlsburg
34.481,106
27.494,342
Lancaster
18,987,450
19.540,719
6,164.525
5,449,000,000
6,237,420
10,429,800
Reran ton.
—
+
T'+
16,109,899
29,729,349
57,447,602
+
0 i
17,816,723
+
'
59.814.855
•
39
•
y
16,087,000.000
.
49,885,916
52.374,317
3 «
89,655,079
90.767,259
1.0
50,687,584
46,362,619
2 5
88,535.885
93,2*5,938
y-y 1,769,178
7,288,957
4.610,466
5.548.523
4.8
6,3813/59
9.3
34.7
4,747,787
1,039,0(10 009
4,152,498
5.1
V
910.000,000
3.799.2)4
1.2
—-
;
+ 13.0
i;3?f0,000.000
1,263,000.000
7,176,244
-4.489,314
3.554.272
5,810,112
6.741,790
5.740,692
V
3,477,600
4,193.034
7,640,207
6,283,295
3.125,722
y .,8,900,285
14.031.484
"<■**
%
—
17.751,124
■■"'"V*
53.1
-i
"•
•
y.
r
*
'^y
5 4
—
5.335,390
5.690.8U3
6 2
16,792,169
71,866,279
83,567,478
—18 9
220.982.054
239.210.110
r-
7.6
17,885,269
i";*18,'889,064
12,719.459
73,193,040
82,899,939
—11.7
223,564,277
205,034,184
-1
9 0
19,351,888
15,803,948
11,271 967
9,000,592
5,780,515,855
5,596,052.386
+
3.3
17,094,950,223
16,487,456.114
+
3.7
1,323,524,437
1,396,595,709
985,990,152
1,092,997,086
—
■v2'-' • 30,989,124
Hazleton
Delaware—Wihnington
Kew Jersey—Trenton
—
Total (15 cities).
*
,3,063.817
',
*
—
*
—
+
2.902.813 *
-
J 2,316.60ft
5 6
—-
15,476,000.000
5.3
—
1,556.716
v
1.479.284
•
6.8
+
yyyyyyyy
yyy 1,543.873
—19.3
27.134
~y- 2,201,037
9,758,092,333 "
4 5
4
.1-
2,049,529
2,760,878
*115,446,371
18,622,228
.
—
30.478,857
.
1,717.314
57.671,852
•
4.1
+
16,325,714
York
BoLi
r
28,029,137
03.291.531
11.314,417,954
.'<*:•?•
*
.
;?-y^l447,t)08
*
2,350,340
108.977,689
—
29,617,362
Wllkes-Barre
0.4
1 2
49.4
■i'~
•
IQ9
2 8
8 0
—
.—
5,235,000,000
17,439.454
30,080,456
Beading
—
18.0
T^IO,506,849,645
5 5
<25,355,174
12,409,044,574
7.1
4.3
+
8,406.147
8,730,529
Philadelphia
18,452,142
'.
lV'7
56,.790,032
87.049,091 '
..
+
>7
.
'
29.039,037
Vl
■
19,247,367
y
>**y.
s+k. 0:128,354,301
..
Do
1,918.035
,'
i
,
'
8,812,673
Lebanon
2,415.501
9.438,221,995 "
32,700.549
Third Fwdeml Reserve District—PhiladRlphia—
'■
95.084.404
>'*'
10.899,001,693
-'30,582,104
22,137,905
9.2
+
897,597,729'
39,980.082
-
—
Peansylvanla—Altoona.
4,004,583
•:
'
2,755.225
2,274.481
li..;.''
53.117,031,790
"
17,817,518
■;:
<
108.740.643
--J
«10,076;572,236
11,945,229,741
4'12.6'y:--
■
335,959,877
344,957,573
957^62,443
+
y
7.1
-f
62,427,415
2.5
3,791.045
- Mat
*'124,060,749
2,983.096
0 0 '•
'-+'
281.478,090
08,195,SCO
.+
y.
^
337,291.709
10 9;! S-
-
506,717,821
+11.2
•
107,027,340
109,720,571
©enaecticut—Stamford
Northern
19,503,912
! "v '
104,433.653
18.5
+
'
+
89,652,338
..
..
"y.T y*
*
+
169,763,840
95,578,717
21.084,126
Rochester
*105,*938,831
(at
39,634,608
'."•+
1954
1955,
or
--
'125,508,871
"
•~5_1
1.735.203,306
9 8
13,278.586
'
■
<ai
(a;
1,323,262,921
—
49,166,547,053
51,26af,039,90ft
V«w York
«
v!
1 4
+
-'t
*
■•+■' 3 9
11,491,533
Jamestown
514,492,837
521,801,563
5 4
—
579,022,623
■mlra
;
i.
iai
(at
—
Buffalo
-
.
Dec. <k,
ye
-yt-
i
;i;t
■■■"■
Inc
-
$
Dec. *
$ y T':
'
'
Monday, April 15, 1957'
.
(1786)
SO
—
*
•-
4,5
—
Fetrth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
5.1
145,973.172
151,942,164
3 9
11.296,984
'■+" 2.7
3.701,325,836
3,550,948.170
+
4 2
263,373,450
5.1
7,555.976.409
7,052,350,401
i
6 7
531,924.737
7.1
688,857.600
683,174,900
+
0 8
57,382,30#
1
43,936,023
44,071,944
tJ"* 100
+ 36.7
23,443,497
20,958,777
-
48,879,683
51,511,973
1,221,344,506
1,189,105,359
2,451,340,406
2,331,841,658
Columbus
231,313,900
216.023,6'JO
Hamilton
14.291,408
15,902,964
7,710,392
7,008,599
Mansfield
54,014,177
39,512,460
161.833,920
122,612,124
32.ft
12.105.840
Toungstown
59,403,526
55,553,363
+
6.9
178,093.878
172,757,158
3.1
13,33 4.650
46,905,779
44,258,893
•I-
00
127,279,801
119,849,548
6 2
147,349,636
4,490,115
147,465,453
0.1
454,573,019
455,698,003
Cincinnati
-
Cleveland
Lorain
Newark
Toledo
.
+
4-
.
.'
•* '
•.
,—V 10
—
il
i
+
255.683,647
+
1.2
2,971,896
+
3.9
8,732,976
8.612.057
+
2 4
6,141,255,884
5,793,951,141
8.4
108,032,794
111,135,607
0 4
77,536,040
70,422,427
4
236,912.670
.
r
218.846,401
v
433,370.058
38<;.504.5^8
51,215.200
41,827,000
+ 26.3
10.355.786
7,968~879
0.7
10,573.630
7,885,184,
y
'
l)
y),582,270
£ 'j
—
yy-. 13.404,820
'
--t"
0 1
13,229.258
13,235,158
4,437,474
3,0'c!8,6G7
Oreensborg
Pittsburgh
"
■v526,472,785,
52,057,100
03
—
2,065,355,838
Pennsylvania—Beaver County.
1 4
6 0
Krie
35,096,318
2,017,128,279
38,329,384
OU City
v
.12,190812*.
12,842.229
0 2
Okie—Canton
25,377,150
25.273,71*4
+
22,722,482
24,983,575
—-
9.1
84,259,179
90,034,893
+
18,808,904
+
7.3
59.672,2<&0
54,362,055
+
6,230,117,548
+
3.7
19,574,017,436
18,546,080,630
+
5 5'
4-
::»l-
352,049.850
335.148,281
1,107,324,523
1,010,371,085
413,521,162
9.8
6,458,864,074.
'
471,850.493
6 4
20,180,691
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
Vast
Total (17 cities)
—
28
—
•
10 I
1,281,710,908
1,361; 198,454
6.2
+
Flftfli Federal Reserve Oistrlet—RiehMend—
95,623,593
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
69,761,818
Columbia
287,235,487
273,410,000
J.1
2,494,992.956
2,421.074.049
;r—
0.7
34,168,962
.
4-16.2
197,507,855
1,511,117,530
4,685.444,351
+
7.9
4.429,105.019
6,493,613
3.9
18,445,290
+
2.6
1,677,127,977
+
1.2
9,518.074,551
*yyy
-
f
305,773,708
.
-
T TT yy*
3.8
y "
374,140^
' 4-
4.7
'^
6,263.083
>
131,469,896
135,535,619
I
703,214,412
+
"5.2
13.179
112,674.405
+
0.7
660,542,205
576,219,975
-
■<:y
1,609,60.-),000
Augusta
27,961,245
31.788,746
Columbus
25,155,206
28,109,657
29,501.960
1.111,193,911
942,130,653
91,723,512
78.298.117
911,748,970
925.278,070
Florida—Jacksonville
3.1
V
;
is
.v
■
y
\
•
fv-*1
v","**23,345,077
28.480.649
1,711,938,075
1,582.776,(587
•1,
8.2
4,899,600,000
4,792.001,000
4
2.2
362.900.000
:+
,
y
123,869.249
2.2
27,496.599
Macon
V
+
372,526,223
"
+ 22.9
507,809,704
1,615,400,000
,772/747'
126.270,016
:
"
623,984,920 '
Nashville
tfsorgia—Atlanta
295
*
'
-y.>y
384,176,729
3 1
+
5,241,273
-
697,314,247
y
132,798,853
•; :
*
16,608 090
-.i 142,463,902'
339,338,811-
2.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—JKnoxville
3,519,648"
21.355.000
161,012.531
6.1
-
_
+
■
+
T'. T''.TTTT*
-■
'+y 13 L
9,091,225,595
■■
y 7.298,092
'
4,261 C01
5.6
4.3
22,035,980
162,975,499
6,856,115
T;
5ft
1,615,127,59J
3,09*2,407,172
V
16,312,371
561,967,204
■
.2.0
—
4.594,457
■^v
23,275.611
170,006,716
11
"+'
'
'
183,015,(50
+-:■ 6 2
'»«»
fc".
3.1
100,405.024
101,554,659
60,041,375
3,221,179,722
Columbia—Washington
.
*
6,744,077
Total (8 cities).
4.503.409
'
'
576.820,711
Frederick
of
1.9
+
.
1,604,437,255
Maryland—Baltimore
«•
+
33.944,588
South Carolina—Charleston
■strict
+
<
815,724,267
5.7
52,775,896
55,765,976
0 4
18,056,844
93,817,000
805,744,584
18,123,413
W«#t Virginia—Huntington—_____
+
2.2
—'
5.4
86,954.187
8.5
76,348,024
80,092,130
4.7
84,043,923
85.074,762
+17.9
3,345.881.604
2,945,791,315
17.1
276,524,441
244,534,407
15
2,703 593,095
2.559,153.990
+
+
9.1
194.867,020
172.121,996
2
;
+
9.2
84,237,445
77,578,057
+
8.6-,
' ,;
+
7.7
90.927.000
83,141,090
+
—12.1
0 4
,5.391.891
1-4
'
6,582.256
T-4.0
82,644,914
•
32o.800.000
153,379,968
288.800.000,
y!
5,692,021
9.4
+
93,519.219
5.7
+
"**7,450,197
'18.511.205
; 18,658.778
•+16.4 y
106,410,661
343,200,000
'
88,872,316
■•>:
+ 22.0
—12.0
—
•
6,547,940
.
4
,.
13.0
226,582,258
13.1
r;',
6,131.472
—
•
•
.
1.2
+
>;-
6.384,843
;
;v" 223,515,281
+
yT'y.
5,322:498
1
146,999,329
-
-
''
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
__
'
26,336,455
28,769,199
*
■'
30.489,000
.
—
56,687,943
61,837,844
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
4
28,312,000
176,602,343
29,437.102
8.659,584
8,682,362
959,271,689
+
4.9
2,797,996,733
2.522,492,317
5,320,124,936
+
7.0
16,953,711,034
15,815,101,557
54,942,895
9,787,207
8,528,845
2,636.107
2,071,364
901,332,186
5,690,837,684
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
.
(16 cities)-
+ 14
.
5.6
+ 13
26,638,968
1.3
'
174,943,556
8
—
55.173,101
Meridian
Vlcksburg
Jackson
■■
"
J 0.5
4
f
14,100.817
.—7
y
Tl7.1
y 17,253,752
151,804 652
—18.3
163,9( 2,808
191.952,202
11.208 442
"14,000,000
11,137,646
3,325,399,000
3,233,092,000
42,672,287
44,662,629
•rand
81,827,205
80,195,848
Rapids
Jackson
—;
13,043,755
804.836
20.3
709 467
554,141
216,386,076
163,970,541
+ 32.0
166,965,248
350,273,053
7.2
1,177,755,499
1,056,162,222
+ 11.5
935,021,021
851,665,506
+
18,718,327
20,319,650
12,821,300
12,562,405
47,256,639
47,603,447
112,062,906
107,329,461
.340,776,520
328,034,141
Bend
40,289,094
40.214.360
Terre Haute
16,794,063
15,817,609
Indiana—Port Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
South
Wisconsin—Madison
";6(j9.062
+
Sheboygan
Watertown
57,232,283
—
+
59,595,461
v!
.
'
*'
y*
'•+. '
.
TT T
3.036.793
2,323,623
2.2
—
3,106,530
;
2.333.694
.
3.2
—
51,812,777
■
20
—
134,453,866
2.1
—
;
19.904,868
"Ty 11^7,706
8,490,013
8,002",343
12,403,634
0.7
12,394,259
0.1
22
+
—
11.0
16,157.872
T.3
'
V
,13,492*493
7.-090,682
—
»
yT7.914.633 '
4.0
4.1
35,566,092
37,103,646
0.7
156,195,986
145,408,639
7.4
+
4.4
327,675,185
307.961.644
6.4
+
3.9
1,055,355,670
1,017,346,7 86 ~
3.7
+
0.2
126,933.509
+
G.2
+
—
—
49,350.995
121,683.119
1,638,486,082
1,665,624.902
21,165,288
20,336,758
+ "7.2
35.811,877
35,163,908
10,587,006
69,379 000
n-J
9,244.504
v9.359.0l7
1
i'_
—
—
1.6
4,430,213
^4.334,228
132.199,768
,
^^^5;523"303
'
,
-
-
-
121^40,612
5.3
+
8,093,564,
.
64.430.000
•
7,823.437
«
'.3.317.523
,
-
.
3.993.215
1.1
5.5
10,058,121
1.7
120,317,482
+" 0.1
v79.T21000
1!)
124.53C.784
50.209.703
2.9
—12.9
"6,629.291
11,435,379
1,716,870'
Manitowoc
1,777,260
5,137,930
29,724,720
199,440,304
61,266,953
64,134,306
3,495,075
Sninoia—-Aurora
Blooming! on
5,965,668
4,803,101.819
4,555,562,356
Decatur
29,621,979
T/
112,060,822*
4.1
Peoria
3,230.560
565.309,074
4.5
180,653,313
-
562,620.954.
182.526,461
1.9
t
.+ 27.0
+
4.7
0.5
49,857,808
1.0
11,3(5,138
36.850.092
26.578,689
—20.2
21,363,619
21,540.476
5.4
14,444,278,887
13.875,708.244
+
90.352,003
86.268,744
+
4.7
+
+.
—
14,624,108
14,151.146
4.1
3.1
■
—
•<51,276.243
—
5.777,719
5.046.621
46,964,984
14,977,529
40.748,675
3.2
—
14,313,220
3.4
10.992.525
3.9
+
0.7
2.8
—
<•6.974,820
+
—
0.7
0.8
1.737,796
1,371,076
1.448,403
1,176,328,607
767,485.441
892,04.7.996
7,453,057
1.725,190-
4.503,216
4.540.836
,
1,114,333.132
6,683.516
"
12,863.392
(.3,318,330
4.2
201,390,267
191,599,305
+
5.1
15,699,587
15.040.933
13.853.841
6.1
138.778,990
127,808,575
+
8.6
10.640.723
11,100.840
7.832.452
9,616.143
24,985,256
47,400,742
25,644,773
82,849,012
44,669.335
65,972,749
Rockford
5,602,479
10,616,079
86.721,085
1.8
•
—26.2
28,731,112
Springfield
Sterling
|
5.3
—
7,471,144
Chicago
2.8
—
12,458,621
5,707,943
38.7
+..
4,735,176
12,940,028
+
13,477,552
3.4
—
3,704,592
30,558,470
188,734,645
Moines
Sioux City
'
256,127,207
51,760.700
137,439,672
7.9
—
41,737,927
12,255,494
Srw»—Cedar Rapids
*
254.319,467
1.2
+
+
■
*
'
Des
132,123,386
2.8
—
564,476,354
6,263,930
Oshkosh
40,537,415
491,850,632
Milwaukee
9,684.150,030
127,899,658
2.0
+
44,766,320
9.875,626
4.5
+ 26 9
34.234,421
2.7
+
—
15,223,201
46,035,495
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
43,429.517
25.7
+
.
^
■
PUnt__—
—
9,427,906
'
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*
4
.
Detroit
'y
y
bToTlij-
10.9
—
.
District—6hic«s<
Michigan—Ann Arbor
144
iV
■
Seventh Federal Reserve
*
•
y:
09
+
.
>
.
y
2.(5
81,257.883
75,459,306
+
7.7
7,821,304
6.568,818
6,054.983
4,704,472
37.2
2,819,871
8,103,892
1,497,531,656
1,541,781,453
2.9
1,109,342,860
1,205,400,929
1.8
315,500,000
298,400.000
*
2,391,930
+
'
+ 21.2
f
Total (31 cities).
9,949,492,323
9,673,742,610
+
2.8
30,003,743,012
29,154,320,546
+
2.9
*
-
'
■_
•
—
*
Ugfcth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
0.7
1,546.674.063
1,574,109,081
1.7
4.752.631,457
17,745,398
16,085.056
+
10.3
57,226,487
48.354,144
4
2.857,732
+
5.3
10,043.806
9.240.538
+
8.7
Kentucky—Louisville.
796.664,379
843.270,857
5.5
2.473.560.959
2,505.722.333
Mttnessee—Memphis..
Dlsi(rti—Jacksonville.
536,325,713
536.184.468
1,722.175,200
*:T,T 347,800,000
18.3
3,007,815
4,719.005,024
354,000.000
+
■
Cape Girardeau
■dependence
I
Tetai
(7 cities)
2,344,987
2,539.031
11,352.405
Cuincy
10.538.577
'2,914,314,760
2,985,590,802
-—
—
+
.
—
:
4.1
-
__
1.3
172.409.067
1,654.540,799
+
7.6
7,416,816
7,330,194
+
1.2
;
7.7
34,983.941
31/637,715
+
9.9
9,058,038,666
8,976,030,747
+
0.9
650,409,495
-
.+
-
-3.0
..
167,520.134
120,988,041.
*
..
■
.
.
147.970 313
56,955.330
9,7
97,137.205
+
1.9
2,814.439
2.431.310
628,482,272
+
3.5
532,971,778
545,756,953
+
'
- r.
'
—
:
^
2,954,306
110.263,065
3,011,787
2.4
y;ift7,444.90l
—.-
,—-
_
Volume
Number 5820;
185'
The CommerciuV and Ftr^^l Cfirdntcle
Month of March
——
'
.
.
1957
.
Clearing* at—
Ninth Federal Reserve
39,575,193
1,647,105,949
Minneapolis
Rochester
Falls
F
601,398,166
:
'
1,593,381
+
27,037,941
5,748,6(00
+
24.6
i
7.517,946
5,952,265
20,137,768
Huron
Week Ended April 6—
or
1957
Dec< c/0
Falls
20,948,104
1956
$
Inc.
$
14.5
.
*
1,59491*5
or
1955
Dec. %
1954"
$
357,507.647
3.8
+
X
-
«
313,968,502
284,655.373
120/569^958
1097804113
117^445,0!»6
15
.
5,958,6«l
+25 8
"
+18 9
'V
+24
+
+
5 7
—
4.480,765
6.3
10,911.199
73,130,167
77,487.937
66.659,416
155,770,257
165.192,684
4,734.965
4,905.014
7,551,348,525
7,2i5,8u-i.,ou0
2.7
7,241,831
8.5
+
7.1
90,353,579
6.6
+
+ 15.1
+ 20 1
+
11,528.115
3.1
8,108,902
329,448,728
+16 1
96,062,340
—10.6
—
.2,449,841,399
9,332.627
5.0
+
1,749,248.565
22.7
+
+50
29,240.712
'
17,075,566
2,516,771,562
-
0.3
+
—
57.805.055
1,544.720
cities).
+
3,531.498
25,409,956
51,662,241,*
7.9
+
31.278,190
113,931,416
4,701.315.606
•
5,287,583
4,40U>n)
119,873,050
111,969,654
20.975,000
16,669,000
22,774,909 r/VfV 19,147.656
56,361,988 I"
55,052,834
+ 26.3
18.713,022
4,044,202
Lewistown__
3.1
•
23,735,170
Helena
(lis
Ipc,
•
12,601,857
6.0
+
31,420,527
Montana
nana—Billings
1.814,857,669
/'
5.3
+
1,642,340
Dakota—Aberdeen.
Total
1956
$
119,625,263
4,936,971.271
33.951,661
0.5
+
4,189,280
7,161,000
Sldux Falls
Great
3.5;
+ 20.0
39.312,417
Forks
IWnot
.
6.6
+
4,410,494
Dak
iota—Fargo.
•outh
+
9.927,636
604,574,900
Winona
Grand
I
$
37,117,574
-
"
.Fergus
Jan. 1 to March 31-
1957
1,5.91,419.014
.
11,908.511
Paul
Worth
or
Dec, %
Distriet—Minneapolis—
•fclnnesota—Duluth
St.
inc.
$
53,375,107
5 6
6,266444
6,b73,955.
4.313,948
10.800^853
97494"643'
11,773,734
11.0677791
469,231.029
426,036.890
+24 9
—
5 7
3.5
4i6
+
535,808.066
432,239.175
+ 11.1
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City—
Nebraska—Fremont
3,954.411
4.470.263
44,250,921
45.116,206
—11.5'
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
662,164,928
.
Kansas-
Joseph
Springs.
_.
*
_.
—
365.877,754
15,652,324
5,208,402.106
5,048,CG£tl70
170,563,148
+
5.5
850,000,000
Pueblo
780,932,727
8.3
+
'
«a 1
(a)
< 14 cities)_
3,846,412,553
3,734,358,976
138,296.889
2.1
146.434/254
+
^702,72?*
*•*
8,148,310*
139,435,892
+ 10.8
3.1
+
9,196,792
9,713,461
2.5
+
9,047*558
25,607,248
26,562,748
21,086.370
2.0
—
3.2
387/777,648
370~172,327
+ 11.0
368,316.376
314,063"263
11,301,716
11,645.341
8,200,438
12,234,704
—12.5
11,475;680
842,536,039
81,204,943
4,362,247
5,605,148
+
+
2,191.390,660
<a>
is
9.1
—
6.3
(a>
■
10,903,344.490
+
4.9
"(a V "
J
592,280,506
4Tl7;9§8v
5,737,857
(a)
.
11,440,515.470
—22.2
11.9
+
1
"-a.-:-
i
3.0
+
141,192,823
5.9
967,6(18
'
808,463
9,595,269
153,594,805
.
'
■
Vital
5,082,085
1.152,643
9.8
+ 12.6
+
75,681,496
';*•) 2,452,008,984
7.5
—
0 6
4.1
—
7,176,746
+
+10.2 7 ;
23,167,303
9,705,309
919.434.072
1,756,916
279.l9i-.783
0 7
10,931,202
+
356,964,347
15,967,810
+
50,424,016
2,022,797
307,703,293
25,990,823
__
7.1
6.2
+"
5,499.036
53,209,528
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
111.936,771
1,012,815
855,238
3.0
+
142.095,087
"
971.739
939,091
146,452,055
02
3.0
+
—
126.49U17
1.907,824,335
10,081,800
—
1,712,263,852
_
dSahoma—Tilisa 11771"""
•
*
5,159,540
1,723,485,565
City.
6t,
13.041.154
130,306,477
1.919,992,460
10,679,374
5.632,361
—10.3;
;■■/:• +11.4
'*■?'
4.6
1,569.019
45,605.136
119,849,262
Missouri—Joplln
12,656.073
1.9 *
—
—
3.755.401
1,747,306
43.506,854
Wichita
v-
663,7-iO;558
•
3,367,325
Parsons
Topeka
^
573,569,276
3.3
+
3,340; 508
579,113,031
513,085,940
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
50,815,140
149,578,957
149,665,68')
6.8
+
6.3
+
81/309.365
2.9
8.1
195,518,735
5,896,452,702
+
75.193,320
5,636,326,542
579:374:590
478,623.774
93*476,0)0
+
+
+
4.6
Worth____
164:544,575
Port
162",577,023
40.699,000
1,779,211,111
r. *;21,86-7,005
9,628,668
-8,269,946
23,296.357
Galveston
Houston
30,763,854
8,448,777
8,990,225
70,141,722
Arthur
•Vicuna
rails
Texarkana
,
+
lioulsia na—Shreveport
Total
;
■
6.8
+
23,<139,776
1,889.-707,230
222.217,401
Dallas
Pt.
47,576,410
25,449,410
1,945.395.561
Beaumont
.j
cities).
(11
,
4.330,224,482
652,959,106
1.2
+
+■27.7
1,707,763,344
j.; 55,518,482
13.6-'
:
.
527,466,609
.114,893,000
V
0.5
ITs
-20%
•
:/ 5,353,022,068
.27,049,940
—
•
4,257,145,-72
12,437,141
412.551,543
+10.2
35,332^293
36,011,510
+ 22.9
11,582,000'
84,783,901*
+
13,118,114,897
34,452282.
6,724.000
7.4
—
7,963,000'
6/353,313
+45.4
*
6,727,608
—
4.6
11,603,423
16,917,912
+
4.0
508,735,339
492,608,714
-+
12,612,0o2,393
'
1.9
9;053.018
339.848.33ST
28^564,0(^4/
5,548,000
9.0
—
25,025,167
215,339.993
/
11,453,252
378,41^060
.1.9
+
91.544.7.56
25,045,768
4.0
+"_4.(i
—
+12:7'
5,251,66!,977
24.820,605
205,543,421
1.7
+
11.943,829
431,720,481
2.6
12,348,137
3.3
47368"578'
6.009,508
—31.4
449.405,239
—
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+
11,701.997
399,083,9§§'
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Seattle
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••6,731,030
878.664.773
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Long
—11.4
807,356,401
i.i
22,345,706
36C,79o,ii09
v
+
9.8 1
+
6.8
180,899,113
'•
•
"1,199,345,836
+14:3
44.780,477
41,096,242
645,978,666
+ 14.4
'
Beach
129,303,195
44,103,000
2,401,603,953
70.605,389
161,994.625
—
.
115,046,162
0.2
126,848,633
378,576,087
+ 11.0
Hodesto
26,504,812
Pasadena
26,260,775
+
0.9
78,975,031
77,892,586
+
1.4
22,034,331
2,814,274,398
ly,772,968
+ 11.7
2,837,251,492
104,624.451
73,938,598
Riverside
San
Francisco.
/ Santa
Barbara^
32,297,724
; Stockton
0.8
—
Grand
Total
IOIZOYOZSOI
2.9
5,986,367
+
45.392,0 0
3.5
6.8
—
'
2,282,224,169
+
5.2
63,536.234
+
11.1
+
9.2
5,565.746
1.7
146,484,285
85Z75T.G28
+
161,189.388
/v
'
operations
163,986,851
—
89.753,773
121,881,544
+
+
::
29,170.001
60.606.746
636,542.325
'
12.6
25,942,196
+ 13.2
17,099,147
673,467,952
3.9
16,112,238
5.8
572,182,483
19.825,242
+
FOREIGN-
+
2.8
+
18.7
87,111,357
+19.4
+
-
7.1
+ 15.2
25,452,861
7,258,668.
22,095,867
6,978,720
+
4.0
11,507,584
+
11.0
10,821.073
+
17,109,883,863
16,283,810,0.36
+
5.1
l'158,168,583
1,145,705,901
1.1
297,424,056,336
+
5.6
22,852,846,878
20,655,968,907
+10.6
160,918,562,016
+
4.4
10,907,617.137
10,579.396,671
+
31"
of Section
522
The condition
thA
We give below
BATES
CERTIFIED
BY
a
rate for cable 'transfers
recVd for the week just
passed.
APRIL 5,
FEDERAL
lS'S? TO
RESERVE
APRIL
11.
BANK
TO
TREASURY
on
the5 different
different
Couatry and Monetary Unit
flNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
1957,
Noon Buying Rate for
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
ia
United
States
Money)
statement of weekly reporting
April 3: Increases of $1,471 million in holdings of
U. S. Government
securities, $780 million in reserve bal¬
with
Reserve Banks, $1,643 million in
deposits, and $402 million in demand
Federal
U. S. Government
deposits credited to domestic banks, and
Friday
Monday
peso-
-
April 9
April 10
Thursday
-
Malayan
Finland,
-
ZZII7
~ZZZ
markka
(Metropolitan), franc—
Germany
Deutsche mark
rupee
Ireland,
Mexico,
~
pound
.0236895*
2.220866
*"
.0^85366*
dustry appear in another press release.
.0199062
.0199087
and dealers for
.324900
.325066
.325100
.325166
.325133
1.040463
1.041250
1.042226
1.G41718
1.040937
.208816
.208833
.208900
.208566
.00435401'
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00235500
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237908*
.237891*
.237S08*
or
.208800
.208880
.209020
.208940
2.786562
2.737187
2.788750
2.790000
2.789062
loans decreased $49
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00285500
.0800560
.08005(70
.0800560
.0800560
.261312
.261312
.261377
2.761138
2.762376
2.761443
of Treasury
$1,193
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
certificates of indebtedness in¬
million and holdings of Treasury notes
increased'$353 million reflecting the sale of new issues'
.496950*
decreased
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233280
.233250
.233250
.233265
2.776151
2.776774
2.778331
2.779576.
2.787187
2.786750
2.790000
2.789062
$74
.
and
notes.
million.
Holdings
Holdings
of
of
Treasury
"other"
bills
securities
$65 million.
2.778642
2.786562'
increased
.4969-50*,
.0349000
certificates
of
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000
-
Real estate
million.
.261300
2.759591
Holdings
creased
.00288912*
.0800560
.261350
securities increased $282 million.
and other
.237908*
-.208810
J 40080*
sterling.
purchasing
.208933
.233779
Changes according to in¬
Loans to brokers
carrying U. S. Government
.0385356*
.0349000
poundZZZZ
" *
reporting member banks.
.0385356*
.0195062
.496950*
~
.
all
2.222360
.0385356*
.193330*
:
pound
**
2.223107
City, $25 million in Chicago, $17 million in
the San Francisco District, and a total of $106 million at
.0199031
8750
~~ZZ__
peso
franc...
South Afrlea,
Kingdom,
2.222111
in New York
.0385356*
1111.1
Switzerland:
•Nominal
.0240982*
2.758972
guilder
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona___
of
.0242612*
.00277912*
7ZZZ
ZZZZZZZ
peso
Netherlands,
New Zealand,
.024^224*
.237925*
7ZZ
;
pound
Yen
Japan,
$
.0555555*
.01
dollar
dollar
rupre___
France
7 11
~~"
franc
Canada,
$
.0555555*
2.220368 '
schilling
Malaysia.
Ceylon,
India,
pound.
decrease of
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $65 million
$
.0555555*
-
a
$354 million in demand deposits adjusted.
April 11
$
.0555555*
.0z44d69*
Austria,
tiwted
"S
Wednesday
.0555555*
:
Free
Union
*
Tuesday
April 8
member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading citjes
the following principal-changes for the week
ances
April 5
Belgium,
A
8,443,215,754
9,050,919,887
shows
ended
■
British
871,263,948
17,881.437,7^'
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of the Tariff Act Of 1113(1
Secretary of the Treasury the* buying
...
Australia,
6,118.711
'
9,770,919
19,949.921,580
167,903,092,917
17,132,453
/
1,053,844.633
314,205.257,524
'
Official
13,522,918466,552,712
6,625,864
12,773,300
*
140,037,650
+
3.7
of the world
EXCHANGE
Argentina.
20,653,477
discontinued.
certifies daily to the
countries
A—li
+ 21.2
2.7
3.2
A—.——
8.1
+
23,902,823'
19,352,001
+ 10.2
+
8,157,0.^6:427
278,396,022
'
•
.
+
the requirement
to
51,423,47*'
6.5
+
+
134,815.23#
'
.
Foreign Exchange Nates
'Pursuant
5,319.440
12.7
5,593,330,369
54,193,547,974
145,954,606
v.j'i.
•1
103,360,055,027
55,932,127.650
(a) Clearings
„
162.533Z878
16.7
+ 35.8
5,128,981
107,201,227,556
cities)
New York
!
ZZYo'o
166.709,830
+ 12.9
343,674,142
79,057,679
230,867,421
'
'
5,746,006,220
<179
■
-:
2.8
•"T,008,088,607
572,313,788
143,692,958
119,125,255
73,480,146
104.009,914
150,033,032
—
r.
>"
5.4
,
330,336.8(19
+
47,938,036
5.1
..+
8,383,339,359
.
12.6
28,68^,996
+
62,797,839
.,122,638.461
,
85,475,898
239,971,118
..." +41.5
'
46,284,441
Total (19 cities).
Outside
'
+
+
64,625,864
1.3
19.914,034
2.377,248.997
2,498,969.043
'
51,241,887
40,999,285
'127.736,239
Berkeley
6.4
—
15,410,0^0
206,832,633
California—Bakersfield
7.1•
+
'
40,600,304
21,544,255
391.910.432
■■■
'
21,277,881-
+
20,393.436
13,648,000
816.110.774
+ Suit Lake Cityr.
4rlkona—Phoenix
>
•+ 11.7
:
v
40,061,743
Oregon—Eu gene.
-Z
-
820.12 .,1^8
21,692,081
lakho—Boise.
' ■
•i
-7,518,930
'
'• -Vv
*
■
Demand
the
deposits
Chicago
District,
and
adjusted
District,
$61
$64
million
decreased $278 million in
million
in
the
in
the
Kansas City
Dallas District.
Time
deposits increased $90 million.
Borrowings
from
Federal
Reserve
Banks
increased
_
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Company and Issue—
J^ers decreased $461
million.
$558 million and borrowings from
million
Loans to banks decreased $379
A summary of assets and liabilities ot
11
;!B:J7SM i* J
( +j
Increase
April 3.
'^v;:•
investments adjusted*
,
ASSETS—
Loans
and
Loans
adjusted"
Agricultural loans
loans
securities
Other
1
bills ——————
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
If.
905
demand
Foreign banks
El
9
—
10,04
%
1,643
+
+
402
,
212
—
,
558
6-1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.34
6-
1
$1.37 '/2
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
——
serves;
(quar.)
& Steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.).—
Foige
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
$5
Ero
Estabrooks
(• +'■or
Exeter
April 3,
April 11,
1957
April 10,
1957'
certificate reserves—
21,622,286
—
366.023
—
Total gold
Banks
notes of other
R.
F.
—
and
Discounts
advances...
v
Held
U.
S.
-
-•
27,098
+
+
+
9,405
+
3,043
Federal Insurance Co.
Extra.
8
1
2nd
4-
4-29
4-12
4-15
3-13
4-15
4-
9
429,500
4-
9
pp—
$1,25
4-15
$1.50
5-
5-15
25c
4-25
+
$3
7-1
•.
Hart,
;
6-15
t35c ■'
"H
i
5-
20c
6-10
U.
23.222,267
securities
Govt,
S.
45,300
-
—207,595
10c
5-31
.2
J-
loans
from
Due
cash
37.481
+
22
-183,426
4,332,777
<'+
76,177
premises
assets-.—
Other
65,110
24.477,643
banks
items..—_______
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
securities—__
and
6-15
5-29
4-15
3-30
102.971-
,—
—
1
+
(quar.i
4'-'
13,538
<fe
Fiduciary
22'/2C
4-15
3-30
$1.25
4-15
3-30
Hayes
$1.25
4-15
3-30
Hecht
$1.37'A
.4-15
40c
4-30
50c
4-19
r
(qtrar.)—
—
(quar.).
——
r.
.
Total
,
+735,782
-146,131
51,380,582
assets..
LIABILITIES—
Federal
-
V
t
First
f
notes—
Reserve
26,446,966
—
—
+415,732
2,890
—
bank
Member
U.
—272.576
18,922,047
reserves
Treasurer—general account
S.
Foreign
^
Other
+
+
16.335
+
376,351
334,061
308,266
231,792
—
84,753
+". 10,443
+
&
1,628
Total
Other
19,940.725
deposits
Deferred
availability
19,127
4-
5
5-
4-
5
+
987
+626,362
Capital
Surplus
(Section
Ford
paid in__..______
(Section 7)
Surplus
Other
-*■ tV
capital
f
;•
Total
Ratio of
162
+
+
747,593
Electric Light Co.
&
2%
h
(quar.)
—
'
6-30
$1,25
710-
53,931
Foreign
1
"257.659
accounts....—
11,056
+
+
•
30c
4-26
5-
6-
Fram
' . '
liabs.
Capital
+735,782
-146,131
51,380,582
accts.
combined
R.
... —
.....
Industrial loan
Franklin
.7'
.1%
46.6%
...
1,296
+
63,838
1,958
commitments,
+
2
+ 1
—
125 c
A
s.—
—
Stores
Friedman
485
4-15
—..
Ltd.
(quar.)
4%
Notices
Fuller
Class
AA
1
.
will
be found
and
list of corporate
a
stock
common
called
bonds, notes,
for
(quar.)—.—
common
(quar.)
__j
Houston
4-15
'redemption,
those
called
under
A
common
5-
1
Class
B
common
(quar.;
8-
1
Class
A
common
(quar.)
11-
1
B
Class
in
which the details
were
General
Dynamics
Electric
General
given in the "Chronicle."
Class
B
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
Class
A
(quar.)
B
1
5-15
Class
5-
1
4-23
Hudson
5-
1
4-23
Hughes-Owens,
Air
Reduction
Discount
American
5.90
&
Co.
cuinul.
Atlanta
First
Central
27/«%
General
&
Inc., $4.50
Co.
conv.
due
mortgage
subord.
Air
33i%
Indiana Gas.
1973
Jun
5
"
debs,
May
Line
bonds
due
Nov.
1984
1
*
..May
1
•
Rv.—
due
bonds
Corp.,
5%
due
Mills,
Motors
B
—May
1963
1
1511
4%%
Tire
&
Rubber
1971
cumulative
—..May
pfd.
stock.
May
1
*
1
1153
subordinated
Interstate
Bridge Co. 4%
due
April
1,
1981
May
1st mtge. bds. due May 1, 1965_May
(quar.)
Steel
4%%
1
l
1515
*
5%
4-
5
5-
1
4-15
5-10
3-25
4-24
3-15
4-18
3-
Corp.,
series
1
25c
5-
1
4-25
5-
1
4-10
933Ac
Wares,
,
preferred
Telephone
new
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
4-
8
1
4-
8
6-10
5-20
50c
(quar.)
:
C-15
4-19
37'Ac
4-30
4-17
87'Ac
Calif.—(quar.)..
of Indiana-—
preferred
1
5-
60c
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Ltd
common
5-
$1.25
—
common
A
Common
4-30
4-17
$10c
5-15
4-16
&
Industries,
(quar.)__.
Hussmann
5%
5%
A
(quar.)2_'_1_1__
Refrigerator (quar.)
I-T-E
Circuit Breaker,
Illino's Brick Co.
Illinois
Power,
common
4-
1
5-
22 (Ac
5-
1
4-
50c
5-
1
preferred
4.26%
preferred
preferred
410%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Imperial
Sugar
Co.
(quar.)__
57'/2C
35c
'" 37V2c
51c
$1.30
1
5-15
4-15
3-30
6-
Indian
$1.25
Head
Mills,
preferred
(Mass.;
3-15
3-15
,
6-13
•>»
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
4-^8
4-16
4-15
5- 1
5-1
4- 1
4-19
4-8
5-1
5-1
5- 1
4-8
4-12
5834C
40c
—
—
—
(quar.;
Inc.
^
5-1
5- 1
4- 3
4-8
4- 8
4-3
4- 8
3-2t»
*^c
4-15
1-23
31 tic
5- 1
4-13
52Vsc
53'Ac
55'/4C
—
Incorporated Income Fund
62 »'2c
9-13
12-13
25c
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
9-30
12-30
$1
$1.25
4-15
9
^"^5
5-15
4-13
^
v> " t-J-'-7—
(quar.)
4.20%
4.42%
1
t$1.25
—_—.—
(quar.)
new
4.08%
7-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
—
—.
pfd.
4-15
4-15
5-31
5-31
5- 1
(quar.)__—
4.50%
-
,
7-lo
5-10
$40c
'
12'/2C
$1.25 ""
(quar.)—:
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
_
,
5-1
8- 1
3-15
110c
—
Ilygrade Food Products Ccrp:'—'
4% series A preferred (quar.)__,—__
series B preferred
4- 5
4- 5
7- 5
7-5
25c
—^
________
Sash & Door—
preferred (quar.)
2
preferred (quar.) _2_
preferred
(quar.)
Huttig
4-15
4-15
4-15
7-15
7-15
5- 1
4-15
4-15
4-15 "
+20c
Inc.— '
preferred
5%
5%
preferred (quar.)—
General
Telephone Co. of
General
4-15
75C
|
...
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Ky.)—
Co.—
debentures
Shoe
1
4-26
Corp.
5%
$2
General
Inc.
Outdoor
pref.
5-
Foods
6-29
5-17
8- I
6-10
—
,
(quar.)__
preferred
6.40%
Hunt
5%
Advertising
(quar.)
General Public Ut'lities (increased)
$3.50
9
4 'Ac
(interim)...
Enterprise
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_,
General
5-
15c
$3.75
General
5
3
Ltd.—
Industrial
General
General
Co.—
mortgage
Plywood
stock.,
Page
-
—
income
Charlotte
first
of
preferred
Georgia—
debentures,
capital
Armour
5%
Co.,
Date
4-
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
receiDts ord.
General
REDEMPTIONS
4-15
6-29
6-29
5,-1'
f$1.25
Ltd. (quar.)
Class A_—
———>
Ltd.,
3-30
'6-29
6-10
;
Mining & Smelting
Bay
4-1
8-15
4-15
7-15
7-15
>
,_r___r__(,_rr..
—
4-17
7-15
$0.006'A
12V2c
$0.006'A
—___—
4- 3
3-30
3-30
4-15
7-1-5
$1.10
30c
S3'%c
$1
$1.10
40c
'
(quar.)
6-
50c
(quar.)
common
class A <quar.)___
Factors,
4-19
4-15
t7y2c
Corp.
Co.
Electric,
Amer.' dep.
General
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
Baking Co.,
General
General
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
(quar.)
common
Hubshman
4-30
5-31
4- 5
„,„5j.l A. 4-18
5- 1" " 4-24
5- 1
4-20
5- 1
4-20
4-15
3-30
4-15
3-30
4-15
3-30
50c
"
50c
50c
:
50c
.y
12%c
(quar.)—
$1
preferred
10c
30c
93%c
$1
—
Class
45c
;
(quar.)
General Bakeries,
Ltd
4%
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
including
(quar.)
common
45c
25c
50c
45c
60c
r
:
5-1
9-10
4-30
50c
(quar.),
:—1
3-30
40c
Co.,
5%
"
preferred (quar.)
2
:
—
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
$1
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
37V2c
(quar.»—
11-15
f
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
5-15
$4
4-30
$1
....
(quar.)
A
30c
30c
2
Lighting & Power (increased quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
class
6-25
4-15
9- 5
' 12- 5
9-15
12-16
com.
(quar.)__
8-15
35c
-■
—
Corp.,
5-15
-
45c
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-15
f45c
25c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_2__-——"
27'Ac
(quar.)
Gamewell Co.
Finance
' 4-15
4-25
"*4- 5
*<" 4-1
' 4-15
V " 6- 5
' 30c 2 "" 5- 1
30c '^4-15
—15c
5-1
45c
6-15
——
com.
4-18
5- 1
5-15
-
preferred (quar. )____1_2_,:—_—
Class
Below
preferred
(N. Y.)
15c
Corp.
Brush,
1
4-10
'440
4-10
5- 1
53VsC
'■
___
Bearing-.
preferred
4.40%
'
10c
Trailer,
preferred
4-25
5-
10c
Quarterly
Co. (quar.)
Froedtert
1
'
Frito
Fruehauf
4-
4-15 ;
!4-29
130c
(quar.)
Realty
,
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_l
preferred (quar.)
"3+4%
1
.4-
.'
4-15
4-15
6c
20c
1
Co. (s-a)—
•
,
10c
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
4*
1
4-1
5-10 "
5c
(quar.)__
C
1
4-
4-30
5-1
5- 1
$1.25
(quaf.).—___________
A
preferred
-Common
4%
9c
(quar.)
(L.)
25c
'
4.40%
1
3-29"
"4-20
(quar.) —22—
_—
Paper (Canada) Ltd.
class
pfd.
4-
4-25"'
45c ','iV 4-30 \
4-10
10c
4-30 2 ^4^10
•,
Water
3%%
Funds—
Companies,
Fraser
21,414
4-
4%
4%
——
Franklin Telegraph
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
3-25
divi¬
series
Utility
liabilities
note
4-10
5-20
4-15
;
(stock
Common stock series
gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F.
(quar.):—
Custodian
Franklin
.
and
(final).'
;
35c
pfd.
—.—
Hotel Syracuse
5-24
4-15
•
5%
shares for each share held—
Co. of Canada. Ltd.
(quar.)___
Corp.
1
1
4-5
::4- 1
4-30
30c
+
:______2vHorn & Hardart (N. Y.)
(increased72—
Home (Joseph) Co.
(increased quar.T--—-
4-11
6-14
35c
4- 5
.4- 5
4- 5
4-30
93%c
Electronics
&
Hoover Ball &
12-20
25c
nine
Foundation
37,765
:
1-1-58
$1.25
-9-20
-
"'"4-15 •
25c
4-15
25c
^ 4-15
•*
27'Ac ;-'v-4-15
—/"**. M5c
4-30
___2_
Co.,
4- 5
'.4-15
:
62c -i.
(quar.)
Co.. 5%
Dauch
Household
Securities Corp.
Power
dend)
27,543
6-20
1
$1-25.
-
9
4-16
4-28
5c
''
4-
21'Ac
■
Power (quar.)___——
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.) ______—
5% preferred (quar.)—-.——-—-——
Holt
(Henry) & Co.
(stock dividend)
:
Home Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Home State Life Insurance Co. (Okla.) (s-a)
6-10
-
&
Holyoke
Ltd.—
Co.,
Motor
Hoe
r
\
4-15
75c
Co.,
Ordinary registered
17,674
+
33.1,061
______
13b)_————
.
(quar.)
Common
4-19
1
Powder
&
:
_
(quar.).l;
Common
**
and class B—"
com.
on
5-
35c
capital accounts—
1
Ilinde
5% preferred (quar.)—
+
,"j' 5% preferred (quar.)—.—..—•
5%
preferred (quar.)___„
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
(quar,)...
Flying Tiger Line, 5% preferred. A <s-a)„_
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)—
97,743
-157,349
50,016,726
liabilities—,
+
1,383
+
and accrued divs._
liabilities
Total
4-20
""
5,203
+
3-29
4-15
C5c
$1.75.
(quar.)__„_
Porter, Co. (Pa.)—'.//
Gas
Fitchburg
+ 111,900
161.045
3.609,908
items—
cash
(quar.;.
Higbee Company (quar.)_
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)_______.._—
Hilo Electric Light Co., common
70c
;
i
25c
Hershey Chocolate, 4V4%> preferred A
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. (initial s-a)
4
4-12
Inc.—
Fleetwood Motel, class A (quar.).
Fleming
—
4-
4-12
•
1
-
(quar.)
—
N. Y. (quar.)
of
Bank
City
dividend
Stock
20,617
5-
(San Fran )—r
Co.
Rubber
&
preferred
Fischer
142,137
+
4-15
5-1
7'Ac
1
Products, Inc.
Gallon
Radio
Herold
.
'
,
_-L.—
preferred
Hercules
45c
Tire
Sterling
7%
7%
4-15
4-15
56'Ac
—
National
Firth
Deposits:
4-30
"4-30
—
Fund Insurance
Quarterly
Firestone
Hercules
1
$1
$1
(quar.)..
(quar.)
preferred A
$2.25
Fireman's
>
4-
:
....
preferred
4-5
4-26y4-15
-
,
.
V
Ltd.—
Ilcmenway Furniture, common (quar.)—10c
5'/2% convertible preferred (quar,)____:
13%c
4-10
4-15
$1 '
•-.
..
11c
—
common
Financial
3%%
4-10
' .5-
■
r
4-19
5-20
<■'
Industries (quan)__i_^___i___.2___i
Co., commoir (quar.)
Extra
'3-30
-
A-
t
^
•
18c
Common
6-20
4-10
50c ?^';4-.15 ,
4- 5
56tAc•*"'>'5- 1 -' . 4-16
(quar.;!..
(quar.)^
B
4-2
6-28 A
4-30
Inspection ^Insurance
Co.,
4- 5
5-6
5- 3
4-2
4-30
'
72c
.
Extra
"
(quar.)
i
of Md. (quar.)—
Deposit (Md.) (quar.)—
'
Mutual Investing Co., Inc. (from
ordinary Income)
—
General Corp.,
11,202
22,494
Electric
Haydock Fund. Inc.
preferred
Fidelity
48^375
+
-i-
409
;
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.>^
preferred E (qi!!vr.)_._^J
preferred F (quar.)—
5%
22 V2 a
283Ac
(quar.)—.—
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Total
Light
preferred C
4Vifo
\ $1.50
-•% 40c
4-15
4-30
-
15c
(quar.)i.i
...
...
."fe Marx (quar,)...
5'/2%
4%
60c
r 75c
—
preferred
5%
5-31
6-10
5%
Fibroboard Paper Products—
Total
'
Ltd..
pXd. (quar.)
t$1.25
Series H-C7:___.I5%c
Eleclric
Hawaiian
4-17
'
3-31
Inc.
4- 5
4-15
25c
10%
(quar.).—
Co„. (quar.) ...
...
Corp. of America, 414% pfd.
3-28
Fenestra,
5-1
4-22
5- 1
5-15
4-15
" 5-15
5-15
Co.,
Funds
Hartford
4-10
.
+182,200
preferred
Hartford Steam Boiler
preferred B (quur.——
5 Vs %
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Federated Department Stores
(quar.).——
—389,793
45,300
182,200
agreemt.
repurchase
under
4
....
(quar.u,..^.....
preferred
Schaffner
6%
1
5-
4-16
A
6-3
35c
r
Mfg. Co. (quar.)..:——
^.2
i ;: 25c
Hancock Oil, 5%
preferred fs-a)—
—__
62M:C
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
•
v 7
■vlv'yiA '
4-15
preferred
5-20
8-19
30c
H-DA
Series
17c
5%
3- I.
4-15
' 6-10
9- 9
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
common
Cotton
Hamilton
50c
B
4-15
..2
...
preferred
(monthly).
Class
3-25'
(quar.)
(quar.).,
Hat
(quar.)—
A
4-15
4-15
5- 1
10%
dividend
Hamilton
4-16
1
- i.>
37 !/ac
5'%
23,040,067
bought outright
Total
Held
t$3
80c
12V2c
Hamilton
w--—+—•——, ,
C.),'"class
3-29
3-29
4-15
J$1.50
:
$2.40 convertible
4-15
Paper
ton,"D*.
4-25.
4-25
(Montreal)
America
North
.4
Bros.,
Board, common (quar.).——
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Federal Services FkMHiee Corp.
(Wiashiiig-
2,801,750
,
9
11-
(quar.)
—
Federal
—582,500
8,571,413
'______
8-
1
65C
(quar.;
National Mortgage Assn.
Federal
—236,795
+
1
(quar.)
redeemable pref.
$1.40
; 126
1,031
,3,043
i
-
+ 7»/2C
_______
Stock
:
J26c
Co.,
(Syracuse, N. Y.»
Federal Grain, Lfcd.^—
232,502
-1
..
11,362,199
p~~
—
Bonds
+
304,705
,
.
Notes
67,696
•
-
Bills
Certificates
566,424
+
24,943
+
under
Bought outright—
+
+
24,406
outright — p.*
repurchase agrcemt. +,K~ -3,043
Government securities: - vV ;
Acceptances—Bought
2,192
—
912-
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas (increased quar.).—.
Falstaff Brewing (quar.)—.
Farmers <te Traders Life Insurance Co.
8,017
+106,337
786
•
,
•
+
14,627
—
1,227,141
.___—
loans——— -—-—,
Industrial
402,683
.
cash
Other
2,193
847,892
Halie
5-10
7
Electric
dividend series preferred
5%
1
6-
12'/2C
(quar.)——v
Fairbanks
+558.407
1
+
20,774,393
'_
4.16% pfd.
Co.—
Co.,
of
Co.
Quarterly
$1.25
:
4-19
5-10
5-10
40c
(quar.)
P:
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
$1.25
1956
account-————
Redemption fund for F. R. notes,..
certificate
Gold
H.)
(T.
Common
5-31
30c
Hampton
&
4-19
6-10
*
'
4-16
5- 1,
—$1-25
$5 preferred
—->,$1.25
Gypsum,. Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
4-19
1
$1.25
2—
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
1
;
87V'2C
*
—_—
(quar.)
$5 preferred
4-19
5-
5-
i5c
62'/2c
Esquire. Inc.
dollars;
Decrease < —; Since
assets—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.;
$5
4^l£
,
5- 1
37'/2C
(quar.)_..t^_^_
dividend
Stock
1
25c
Trust Co, (N. Y.) (quar.)
Life Insurance
(quar.)...
Gulf
1
1
5- 1
5-
50c
,
3-20
4-15
11-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
3-30
:
5-10
10c
2
(quar.; _____L.
Co,. $5 preferred
4-30
110c
—
1st
(quar.)
& Co.
common
B
.
$2
Telecasting,
Extra
9-21
V
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock (quar )____
E'rie RR.
1
5-25
8-24
3-21
10-
4- 3
9-16'
$2
Guaranty
4-17
1
$3.50
6%
Erie &
"
4-30
4-
(quar.)—————————~
A
Class
Erie
Increase
4-15
60c
5-10
Company—
Quarterly
4-19
4-15
$3.50
5%
(In thousands of
1
4-10
3-15
3-15
4-29
57'/2c
preferred
Guarantee
4-30
^
" 6-15
125c
J25c
56'/2C
'
.^-4
Class
5-15
' "'jT.V!'
5-25
30c
J25c
~
V
v
4-30
4-19
,;4-19
10%
(N. Y.) (liquidating)
convertible
5%
•
Gross
35c
'
,
of1 Valuation re¬
after deduction
individual loan items are shown gross.
Extra
"
.
s-a)!
(quar.)
Griescdieck
1V2 %
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
A
Liquidating
Green (H. L.)
5-15
,:
"
25c
_.__2.2_.'
{
Quarterly
$1.06'A
Empire
Millwork
(stock dividendi——...
Associates iquar.)
*
Emporium-Capewell Co., 7% pfd. (s-a>__—
7% Qreferred (s-a)
—
—
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
204
banks and
to
loans
of
•Exclusive
,
,
" 2
Employees Corp. (increased
Greeley Square Building
$1.02 >/3
—,-—--
Employers Group
408
401
1
4-15
; 5-
5- 1 I4- 1
6-15
5-15
12-16
111-25
Grand Union Co.. 4%% pfd.
(quar.)
4-15; "
3-25
Great American Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)—v
; A
4-15
:
1
$1.12 Vi
—
—_—
(quar.)
preferred
E'mhart
75
w
1
—
I
preferred (quar.):
S1.37V2
preferred (quar.)
_
$1.41(4
5.65% preferred (quar.)____—
—
25c
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of America—____
$1.19
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a>„
523
1,009
—
d
others
From
GOc
—
Ltd., class A (quar.>_—"
(quar.)
;
2_
A
Class
5
4-
4-15
5.50%
1,517
593
Banks..
Reserve
>
+
4-
•+; 4-15
______
5Va %
274-
—
90
+
1,475
—
.
—
Federal
354
20c
20c
Natural Gas—
Paso
4.10%
153
•-
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
527
+
+
23,157
4,124
Government.
Borrowings—
From
(quar.).
'
50c
4'A % ."preferred (quar.)_—,—a.—
5.36% preferred (quar.)
-—
oi Ree.
Sault
Edison
204
—
86
Payable
:
k—
Laboratory (quar.)
Electric <quar.)__
Ekco Products, common <quar.;___
Economics
651
—
117
—-
55,118
f
banks
Domestic
Co.
(quar.).,
dividend
Class
Holden
Share
Name of Company
—1.326
—-
2,407
deposits.
deposits-
Government
S.
U.
Interbank
Rubber
&
'5-15
75c
:
5-1
'"5- 1
5-15
$2.50
.
Co—
Graftou & Co.,
When
493
780
+
Government
Per
—1.329
379
13,818
deposits adjusted
deposits except U, S.
Time
(s-a)
Mfg.
preferred
Stock
liabilities—
Demand
preferred
5%
(Continued from page 16)
945
1
1,045
Banks_~_
+
65
+
7,074
securities
Loans to banks-—
Reserves with Federal Reserve
Cash in vault—
Balances with domestic banks
453
+
-
1 j . 4-15
5-15,',." 4-15
Corp. (resumed;...
—
20c
Rubber, common (quar.) —2———" ' 12V2C
Goodyear Tire
DIVIDENDS
347
353
+
—•
18,509
Other
+
+
74
+1,193
5,215
r
—
58'Ac
$0.578'/4 —5-
_._i "
(quar.)__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
'
4%
prelerence
..2—t50c
Goulds Pumps, common
(quar.r
15c "
—1,217
1,471
+
1,608
bonds
S.
5%
•Announcement in this issue.
142
—
1
—
20,035
1,243
securities—total--—
Treasury
Treasury notes
1
45c
(quar.)—
(1955 series;
Alden
Goodall
1044
543
—
49
—-
8,091
10,873
r~rY~
Government
,
Glen
series Bf and
60-year gold bonds
—May
mortgage
first
preferred
preferred
4s/k%
of Central America—
60-year 5Vo gold bonas,
& Co. (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
H.)
3-29
4-10
4-10
4-10
4- 5
* 4-15"
t[' 4-1$,
4-15
4-22
4-25
4-25
4-19
5- 1
5-1
.
"$1.12l/a
35c
(quar.).
(P.
4Vi%
;
(increased)—
common
McBean
Page
1$1.25
5%
40c
(quar.)..
(stock div,)_
preferred
Goodman
67
—
6
—
1,152
——-
loans
S.
U.
15
282
+
1,952
—»—-■—
—
loans—
estate
Real
3,811
■!
Date
Rys.
mortgage
5%
3,667
+
$4.50
pfd.
,
dealers foi pur¬
or carrying securities.-—-—
for purchasing or carrying
chasing
Other
410
+
106
—
First
Co.
Bros.,
Payable o1R.ec.
Share
Canada,
of
Gladding,
-r-~~—---—-----
brokers and
to
113
+
52,944
30,900
industrial loans
and
Commercial
Loans
87,253
—--
International
1.799
-(
t1,649
Gimbel
Co.
Glatfelter
Company and Issue—
,
1957
1950
(in millions of dollarst
1957
Gilchrist
CALLED
ISSUES
Tire
General
1517
"
Name ot Company
1517
1
1
1
mortgage
ENTIRE
April 4.
27,
iviar.
or
■
_
Holder*
When
Per
Page
Date
May 1
;
.
4%% bonds due March 1, 1973--—-May
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% s. f. debs, due Feb. 1, 1962__May
Southern Union Gas Co. 4'A% s. f. debs, due 1976. ——May
First
Since
Decrease (—)
v
r
.
3% debs due 1958
(John) Morrell & Co., 15-year
National uas & Oil Corp.—
reporting mem¬
banks follows:
ber
:
Monday,- April 15, 1957
.
(1783)
52
—r—;,
.
.
—
(quar.;—.2:—
Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,;
(1789)
Per
%
Name of Company
When
Holdert
Payable
of Bee.
'
12 Vic
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)___
Industrial Development' Corp., common—__
4-20
4-10
37 Vic
common
4-15
4-
7-
3
6-21
3
9-21
20c
10-
20c
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)_l_'_;.___
common
75c
is-a)
*
1
Name of Company
_
Share
.
.
Indiana Telephone Corp.,
6-
7-
$3
5-
1
1
6-
T
.
Per
2
Lucky Stores, Inc.
(Increased quar.)
Lynchburg Gas (quar.)
Lyons-Magnus, class B_i__^
3
1
When
Holdert
Share
Payable
of Bee.
•-
^
Lower St. Lawrence Power, 4Vi%
pfd. (quar,)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
i223/2c
•
Inland
5%
Natural
Gas
Growth
vestment
income
Fund* (6c
14c
from
from
5-15
5-
5
New
of
Co.
North
Corp.,
5c
class
50c
A
Common
6%
America
;;
4-15
3-29
5-
1
4-16
$1.12%
5-
1
4-16
Holdings,
$12c
5-
4%
pfd.
Interstate
Department Stores
Interstate
Engineering
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
3-15
3-22
J$1
(quar.)_
4-15
4-23
4-15
3-29
Maple Leaf Gardens,
"45c
4-15
=
,4-15
Investors
$60c
uted
from
Iota-Illinois
$4.22
undistributed
$1.09
5-
4-12
&
55c convertible
Heintz,
Inc.
4%"• preferred
Jewel
Tea,
•
32C
5-
3
pid. (quar.)—
(quar.).
66-
20c
5-
1
3.80to
4%
Power
5-15
4-15
$1
——__
51
50c
—;
•'4-17
(quar.)_____—_
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
$1,123/2
5-15
.i,1
50C.,;.
%"
22
-
j
(quar.).
4-15
We
4-20
'.i.Cf./c
4-15
25c
,31
;
I
4-29
20c
...
—
(monthly)
.
.
6c
From
net
Growth
net
From
,
Fund
investment
Common
series
Fund
investment
..
series
Kroger Co.,
Kropp
1%
Forge
La
Crosse
income—!
La
Salle
(quar.)
19c
....
preferred
5c
(quar.)
1
of
7%
(quar.
Class
B
Partic.
Class
B
Mengel
;
Class
Bakeries,
A
Acceptance
B
5-
1
1
5-
7
(James)
Lerner
4-15
4-30
4-15
t25c
43(2% preferred
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros.,
Co.
6-
8-31
11-30
30c
4-30
4-15
4-25
4-10
(quar.)
15c
3.85%
common
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
of
Clemens
<quar.)____
15c
4-80
3-29
4-30
4-
1
4-30
4-
1
!—
5-
1
4-10
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp. (R.
—
8-
1
7-10
35c
Quarterly
35c
11-
1
10-10
75c
6-
1
5-
3
Class
A
Lock
Joint
Lone
Star
I.),
common
Pipe Co., 8%
Steel Co.
preferred (quar.)__
non-cum.
7%
non-cum.
preferred
preferred
7%
non-cum.
preferred
Los
Angeles
Investment
Co.
&
common
(quar.)
50a.q
j
National
Fuel
A
Class
(quar.)
iquar.)__
5% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
*
Car
$4.75
preferred
$4.75
Pacific
6%
(quar.)
convertible
Power
&
prelerred
Packard-Bell
Electronics
Pacolet
(quar.)
Mfg.
Ltd
<
Theatres
preferred
Lock
Palestine
Pan
Economic
5%
conv.
5%
conv
preferred
preferred
60c
preferred (s-a)
National
Rubber
National
Parkc-Davis
&
Co.
4-
8
7
4
96%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
5-
1
4-
8
60c
5-
1
4-22
$3.50
5-
1
4-22
27V2c
4-15
3-29
31 Vic
4-15
3-29
6-12
5-
.
erred
lanced
B- nd
ahares
4-15
4-1
4-15
4-
5
42c
28c
4-24
<
4-24
44-
5
30c
unless
cash
distributions
Is
requested.
paJd
in
4-
5
4-24
4-
5
4-24
4-
5
4-24
4-
5-
8
3-15
5-10
;
3-29
5-17
4-19
5-15
4-30
7-
1
6-13
10-.1
9-16
1-2-58
2yac
12-16
45c
4-30
4-
5
2Vi %
6-
5-
1
100%
4-18
3-28
4-23
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
(stock
Penlck
Ford
&
dividend)
(stock
Peninsular Telephone
$1 preferred
„
$1.30
—
dividend)
(quar.)
25c
5-15
32yac
5-15
33c
5-15
4-25
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-
e-10
Common
(increased)
$1 preferred (quar.)
25c
—
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Penman's
$6
Ltd.,
preferred
Chemical
4.44%
Gear
Co.
(quar.)
4.68%
(quar.)
s
4-12
'
55-
1
$1.06
6-
1
HMV*
5-
1
4-
1
37'/2C
150
♦v
.
<
f.
6-10;
;
1
4-20
5-15
4-15
5-17
"I
20C
6-
1
20c
6-
1
5-15
$2
4-15
3-21
15c
5-20
5-10
5-
4-22
1
5-15
(quar.)
3-30
5-23
$1.06 V4
pfd.
4-30
25c
5-
1
4-15
95c
5-
1
4-10
4-12
$1.07%
—
—>-
5-
1
4-10
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
4-30
4-10
100%
$1.50
75c
6-
4
5-20
3-27
5-
1
4-15
$1
—
4-15
97VaC
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
3.90%
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-15
12 % C
—
25C
:—
—
Piedmont &
Northern Ry. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills Irk;., common (quar.)
5-
1
4-19
$1.25
5-
1
4-19
$1.25
(quar.)
—
7-25
"
5-16
1
$$1.50
.
7-25
13V2C
-,—
preferred
preferred
Phillips-Jones, common
5% preferred (quar.)
•
50c
,_.—
Common
&
7-25
8-15
8-15
t35c
—-
.
Common voting
Cement
8-15
32 y£ c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4-25
1
33c
—
Penn Fuel Gas.,
Machine
1
Co.—
4-20
62 %C
4-
o
1
5-
6
4-15
4-
1
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1
7-15
7-
1
4c
4-15
4-
1
17 %C
5-
1
4-
1
62 %C
5-
1
4-10
4-24
4-5
Pioneer
Finance
Pioneer
Petroleum
(quar.)
5
35c
Series
gains
4-24
18c
23c
Series
Series
Stocks
4-10
'■
5
5c
Stock
5-15
$4
Series—
Series
capital
1
3-29
4-25
5-15
1
1
$4
Series
Growth
Above
1
4-
Corp.—
Series
iuend
4; -1
4-
4-15
35c
(quar.)
4-15
$1
Series
1
5
25c
-
Research
Securities
1
4-
3-20
4-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
(s-a)
&
5-
4-15
$1.25
!
Machinery
National Securities
5-15
25c
3-20
4-15
2 Vic
(quar.)
Phillip Morris,
1
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
1
3-20
20c
4-18
5-
4-15
7%c
3-29
5-
3-20
2 Vic
2
5-15
4-15
(quar.)
4-15
5-15
3-20
4%
4-15
35c
4-15
>
4%
137'/2C
5-
..:v
Pan American World Airways Ino
Park Chemical Co., common (quar.)__
conv.
3-25
4-30
4-15
dividend)
American Sulphur (stock dividend)
5%
4-15
$1.09
...
(stcck
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc. (stock div.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co. (quar.)
6
$1.06(4
(quar.)
A
9-6
12-
4-15 j
$1.50
4-5
12Vic
(quar.)_
$2.50 preferred
1
1
12»/aC
(quar.)
1
5-
5-
.
Perry-Fay Co., common
4.25%
preferred
(quar.) _1.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30% preferred (quar.)
10-
4-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
.
3-29
1-2-58
1
$1.50
.
4-15
$1.50
5-
$1.18%
preferred
Light
(quar.)
12c
Corp.
(quar.)
1
$1.25
5-15
$1,121/2
Permanente
t5c
B
4-
60c
Perkins
6-7
1
4-15
25c
(quar.)__—
4-15
7-2
4-
1
$1.10
Lighting, $4.36 preferred
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
3-29
5
3-26
4-15
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products, i(quar.)
Pacific
4-
1
4-10
4-15
50c
?•;
—
5-
5
5
4'- 1
6-
(quar.)____u,
4-12
1
^
4-22
4-
29tfC
Finance,
Pacific
,
Terminals
4-15
I5c
preferred
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4Vi% pfd.
(quar.)
Neptdne Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40
1
•
A
$3c
Ltd.
Fibre Co. (Me.) —
(quar.)
non-voting (quar.)—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.ji^_ii_——
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Lead
Steel
5-1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
,
*.
4-15
$1
Pacific Coast
Investment,
(s-a)
15c
pfd.
System
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A (quar)
Class
conv.
Transit
Gas
National
1
1
4-25
,
4-15
,
•4-5
10c<j«it«4-30
Fisheries,
Canadian
17c
:
Co., 68c
Frontier
4-
1
Atlantic
25c
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
4-15
$1.25
Inc.
(quar.)
Pacific: American
5-
20c
50c
•
<
4-15
4-26
—
3-29.
3-29
5-15
(quar.)___—__
27Vic
Mfg.
Quarterly
National
Stock
(quar.)
4-12
Welding Machine Co.—
National Finance
5-
common
Brewing
(quar.)_
common
Penobscot
$1.11
Electric,
4-30
;
Co.,
5-31?
;5r.T
5-15
-
,
4->'2-
1
50c
$1.25
Paper
Pacific
6-
t$1.75
4-15
(quar.)
&
3-20
$25c
.
vr_
3-22
preferred
Gas
4-15
!
common
:
3-
44%
5%
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
4
Louisville
3r
.;
4-15
Co.__
Pabst
4-15
6-
4-15
t$3
—_
4-15
It.' ome
preferred
(q"ar.)
RR.
Louisville A Nashville
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
6-20
1
$13%c
(quar.)
4-15
8
common
preferred
Elevator
B
(s-a)^_
30c
4-
Milling Co.,
4-30
\
Quebec Ry.
4-0*2
4-13
6-14
U5c
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Common
4-15
4-15
$5c
25c
1
(s-a)
4-25
•
5-17
20c
50c
5-
Rice
5
/
5-
1
(s-a)
4-11
$1.04
State
4-
50c*
;.
common
4-
(quar.)
preferred
4-26
3-20
-
4-22
preferred
7%
4-12
4-20
6-
$1.06.V4iIi./v 6- 1
$1.12 Va?'
4^30
-
(quar.)
4-22
4.16%
Louisiana
4-12
1
3-29
$1.06w
5-15,
National
Louisiana Power & Light—
1
6-
56V'4c
National Manufacturer & Stores—
Common
(quar.)
2-28
6-
4-10
4-15
.
25c
3-29
10-23
Chemical,
preferred
preferred (quar.)__.
Brewing' Co.
convertible
preferred
Outlet
i
4-30
4-30
20c
(quar.):i/_uL__L
(quar.)
TWa/*.-*
Co.
3
45c
(quar.)
!//__
25c
Cash
5
Mathieson
7%
?
5c
Bom/
5%
Chemical
4-
4-30
s-a)
Electric,
(quar.).
preferred
$1.32
(quar.)
4-12
1
4.24%
Otis
5-31
*25c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Airlines
4-
4-15
&
preferred
National Casket Go.
1
11-
Gas
(initial
Natco Corp.
1
$2.50
Inc.
4-15
National
4-2$
25c
5-
4-17
$1.75
2
7
$3.50
(quar.)
5-
7-23
7-
3-18
.■
y,
4-23
4-15
(quar.)
Steel Products
5-31
<
5-
4-23
2
3%
20c
1
7-
■
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
20c
58c
4.64% preferred
6-20
1
5-31
-.
pfd.
4-10
$25c
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Pennroad Corp.—
(Balance of undistributed het lncome)___s.
1
5-
Shoe
.
t25c
'•
4-15
National
8-
(s-a)____.
class B_.
3-30
National
$1.75
Ltd.
Lines,
3-30
1
$1.75
(quar.)
■
(quar.)___
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
Ti-uck
5-1
$2
7%
,4-10
4-15
5-15
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
5-1
4-15
4-
1
4-10
25c
;.
■
4-15
1
6*
2
6c
30c
(quar.)
1
,*
1
10%
Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fhmd
Long
*
(quar.)
6-
(Texas)—
5-
6c
preferred
5-
7-
25c
25c
(quar.)
37Vic
6%
Narragansett Electric, 4Vi%
4-15
$1
6
7-
25c
■
common
25c
1
7-
dividend)—
Inc.,
Co., 6%
National Shares
Corp.
ll»/4c
dividend
Stock
—
(quar.)
4-15
Diners, Inc.—
(stock
System,
10c
Preferred
8
15c
$1.65
Mountain View
Mutual
•
122Vic
Quarterly
National Electric
35c
Co.
States
Co.,
15c
4-15
120c
Register
15c
(Incr.)
com.
pfd. (sal
—J—'*
Telephone & Telegraph—
National
4-19
4-15
1
50c
7%
National Biscuit
5-15
1
t45c
Extra
Mount Vernon Mills,
National
1
4-15
I$1.18
preferred (quar.)__
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
Mount
3-29,
6-17
1
+$1.75
Products—
4-15
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
Quarterly
Metal
5-
♦
Missouri
—
Link-Belt
Mt.
4-10
1
&
5
t$1.75
Ltd.,
96 3/4 c
5-
4-
5-
•
preferred
(quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co. (quar.)
4-10
40c
Extra
Co.,
4-19
1
28%c
(quar.)
com.
25c
common
A
5-25
<
5-
(quar.)—
(qua<r.)_
(quar.)__
&
4-10
1
5-
9-13
4-19
45c
(quar.)
4-25
4-15
5-31
(quar.)
(qnnr.)
4-25
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Co.
(Henry)
1
5-
(quar.)
Engineering, class A
B
5V2%
'.«»
1
4-11
31»/4c
30c
■ m
10-
$1.10
common
3-29
5-
-
20c
common
Jockey Club Ltd./
5
1
31 V4c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
12-12
(quar.)
Insurance
4-15-
6-12
9-12
$1.25
Corp.
Corp.,
4-30
$1.25
31.25
,4-
5-
12-16
4-30
.
$1.50
12-16
}30c
4-20
i
4<-l5
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Ltd..
4-20
90c
5-
pref.
Inc.,
Ontario
4-15.'.
.
4-11
12-31
4-15
1
4-
12-31
4-30
5-
1
Chemical
4-11
22V2C
Ontario
4-5
5-. 1
.
5
5-
Corp.,
4-301
$1.50
3-29
4.50%
4-19
4-29
Montrose
Hampshire
Ontario
4-16
$1.12'/2
43/4 %
2
$1.14
$1.25
common
5
3-29
6-14
4-19
Oxford
.4-
5-1
13c
preferred
6
4-
4-25 'I
t40c
It,
3-23
4-16
$1.05
9-16
4-
40c
,
$1.20
common
5-
4-26
1
11-15
'
•
^-;75c ly3,7-T Jit.! 6-14
(quar.)
5-15
5-
Olympia
8-16
4-30
20c i
__________
7-
3-29
.
5-16
.
5-1
-
.■<n
(quar.)
(quar.)
%
4-15
1
2
11-15
>
4-15
(quar.)
(accum.)
-
Ltd., common.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
1
15c
.
*$1.09
Co.
40c
(quar.)
25c
45c
Co.
(quar.)
4-15
?.4Yi%,
-
i 5-
$1.06V4
*
!
5-.15
$1.04
Olin
Co.—
Co.,
preferred
9-16
f 15c
(quar )__
Power
6
(quar.)
$4.20
Mountain
«.•
$1.22Vi
j
class A
Montaha Power
9-30
3-30
$5 preferred*(quar.)
& Sons Co.
Stores
Monongahela
9-30
..,4-15
"11-30
75c
B
3-30
Northrup Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Lees
Monon Railroad,
preferred
4-15
:
$1.12V!i
.
(quar.)
7%
4-15
(quar.)
Tire
Mills
(quar.)__^
5-15
$1.02%
Okonite
..5-16
8-31
,
100%
(quar.).
4%
:
4-20
.4-
5-31
;
A
45c
convertible
5%
Monarch
preferred
6-14
11-30
Paper
4
,
(quar.)
preferred
Oklahoma
8-31 t ..,8-16
Railroad
6-14
»
30c
—
.(quar.)..
(quar.)
Pacific
5-
1
5-31
$1.10^
AXirreg.)
A (irreg.)—
Class
Morgan
&
5%
Class
5-
4-15
Co—
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.56%
preferred Tquar.)_
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Missouri
5-16
:
•'
56V4c
class A
(quar.)_
Inc., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)„__
Ontario
4
4-
3-29
Official Films,
12-.6
56V4c
Manufacturing,
Miller & Rhoads,
Minnesota &
4-
4-15
4-15
Nunn-Bush
9.-13.
12-20
$1.12Va
fquar:)
7%
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Lawrence Investing Co.,
Life
3
tquar.j__
(quar.)___
Rubber. &
Miller
preferred
'preferred,
!—
preferred
preferred
4.90%
4
4-15
.
Extra
6-14
.
9-30
.,
$1.12»/2
(quar.)
4-
$1.13
$1.02 V'2
preferred
Norwalk
6-14
56V4c '
(quar.)
4-15
J $1.06
6%
"$100 par"
Electric
&
4.40%
6-
6-29
Gas
preferred
6-27
6-
6-29
preferred
4.40%
C
U5c
preferred
preferred
4V2%
3-22
4-15
.
3-29
4.60%
■*''
6-28
-
12VaC
.
3-22
1
4-15
Northwest
3
6-
7-15
•
12Vic
^
1
5-
4-15
Extra
',5-21
30cr
12V2C
:
preferred
Michigan
,
:
(quar.),—
(quar.)
"$00 par" (quar.)—;.;
4V2% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4Vi% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
4Vi % preferred "$100 par"
(quar.)
4Vi%
6-24
6-15
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
5-
(quar.)^
Northwest Airlines
■
common—
B
m.75
*15c
Co.
preferred
9-27
25c
35c
•
30c
Corp.
5-
22c
(quar.)__
4- 7
'!■'*•■""/,•
.
preferred
12-27
1
__________
Scott—
on
4.30%
10-10
5-
37V2C
(quar.)
1
$1.02
Class
7-19
30c
(quar.)_____
&
4.50%
1-10-58
1
4-15
Extra
5-1
8-
1
/.
$4.11 .preferred
3-30
25%
5-
20c
4-23
$4.16
4-30
6-1
(quar.)_____
4-10
4-30
7-10
59 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5-31
4-20
250c
4-12
4-11
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
.4-10
2$1
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
4Vi% preferred "$50 par"
6%
preferred
United
1
4-
4-26
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
,
4-15
5-
4-15
:
.
(Seattle)—
Gas
New
$4.10
4-15
30c
Window
115c
A^
$1.20
Leeds
4-10
$3.60
4-1
1
of
$4.08
"
3-29'";.
1
50c
5-31
.
.$1.06y4
.Telephone
Northern Quebec Power
Northwest
5-
5-
15c
(quar.)
z
Ohio
4-15
240c
(quar.)
com.
i
Messenger
Mcyercord
Miami
115c
convertible
Class
Lee
4-15
4-16
5-10
30c
!
dividend
RR.
4-15
4-15
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern States Power Co. /Minn.)—
3-29
15c
(quar.)_
Stores
dividend
Quarterly
115c
(qnar.)
preferred
Laurentide
$5
1
4-20
Sessions—
$1.80
$5
5-
1
/
1
1
Service—
Insurance
Pacific Ry.
1
10-
5-
Quarterly
Quarterly
115c
(quar.)
&
Langer.dorf
5%
.4-15
$15c
„—.—
(quar.)
4.75%
Class
4-
4-30
■
Moore
(quar.)
B
Lam son
i
7
10c
—
Co.
Stock
$6
—
A
Partic. class A
6-
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
-'3-29
15c
Woods Milling
Partic. class A
3-31
4-15
6-20
,,
15c
—
Gold Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc.—
Lambert
3-31
<7:4-15
15c
._—
preferred (quar.)__
Lamaque
4-15
20c
_____
the
4
4-15
$1.75
Quarterly
Lake
4
4
6-
7c
University (Inc. quar.)—
Quarterly
4-
5-
6-15
2Qc
,
_
5c
Extension
•
51c
62 Vu c.
Co
Telephone
8
S- 3—
—_————
Stores
4-
B- 2—
King-Seelcy Corp. »<quar.)—_______—
Kingsburg Cotton OilKnox Corp., class A
Kobacker
3-31
>
r
income—.
Stock
4-10
•
'
,
Bond
1
5-15
r-
6c.;
Medium-Grade
4-10
,4-
4-15
6c
■,
Funds—
.-3-29
4-15
•'
Custodian
4-15
2
—
Fund,. Inc.
5-15
$1.083/4
City Southern Ry.
4
preferred (qu,ar.)
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (stock dividend)..
Kearney (J. R.) Co.rp
Kennedy's,; Inc., common (quar.)—___*_
ifl.25 preferred (quar.)—
Co.
5-15
$1.05
Kansas
Keystone
3-30
$1
V,
,
preferred (quar.)
.4.35%
preferred (quar).
.4Vi7o
preferred (quar.)
KbTTcIncome
"3-30
'
.1 4-16
5c
Ltd.,
Life
Northern
4-15
4-16
20c
'
5-
15c
Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Mercantile
4-15
10-31
1
5-
25c
(quar.)
Oklahoma
3-29
4-30
75c
Porcupine
Merritt-Chapman
95c
—
(quar.).:
Stone
(quar.)
Stock
Common
4-25
'
preferred
Northern
'
.
225c
4-1*5
,n
3-29
20c
;
3-22
4-15
10c
4.20%
Kentucky
B
7-18
10c
,
,
—
1'
8-
"
4-20
"" Tic
common..,
Trucking
McQuay-Norrif, Mfg.
6
&
preferred
preferred
'!
.
'
"*4-15?
it
60c-
-
'
(quar- '
Co
preference
14*20
3
?20c
-•
6-
,
3-20
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.22%
Northern
3-20
4-19
.
(quar.)_.
Northern
';!•.
; 4-15
'•
4-15
1
„
$1.25
preferred
Northern
3-15
l'.
'*
4%
McLean
4-10
•5-1-
93%c
.
stilL
1
6-20
'93*40
Light—
(quar.).
••'v-
'
4-15
-
'tl?Vj>c
(s-a)
Mclntyre
Aircraft, class B
class A
Zinc
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac OH Co.,
4% prelerred (quar.)/
W--,
Kaman
10c-partic,
Kansas City
A
Class
4-15
15c>
—__
(quar.)
W\*fo preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Journal Publishing' (Ottawa)
(quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
50c
1
5-
5c
15c,
adj. pfd.
preferred
preferred
-
5-31
•:
373/2c
Interest
4-
6-15
.
250c
income)—;
Co.,
4-15
'
32V2C
McCall
___—
common
230c
8-16
,
(quar.)__
Public
1
3
25c
Illinois Gas Co., common
4Vst%
"! '
3-23
4-
9-
(quar.)
4'/i%
4-10
3-18
4-15
4-15
93Vic
,
Corp., common
Indiana
5
30c
(quar.)
,
Refractories
preferred
3-25
1
.
$2
preferred
convertible
Northern
4-10
4-15
v
5%
4-13
Engineering Works
Northern
.
5-
r
Corp.
American
$1.50
1
'4-15
50c
(quar.)
4-
common
Western Ry., 4%
& Gas Corp.-—
Northern Illinois
4-10
4-20
$1.50
;
1
4-25
Grain Co., Ltd.—
preference class A (quar.215c
60c
Co.—
(quar.)
_■
beneficial
$3
&
5-
4'
19c
inc.)
(quar.)
(Ohio):..
(quar.)
convertible
Northern
McCabe
4-15
4-30
Cq.,
/
'8'/2C
(quar.)
Hegler
North
4-17
623/ac
Oil
$1.20
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
5-15
13%c
4-30
Share
&
Nortex
3-29
6-30
(quar.)
net
&
Factor
Class
5-15
6-
Max
5-16
44c
355/aC
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.).—.Central Power & Light
Jersey
1
of
from
Niagara
4-15
Cloth
preferred
Norfolk
4-15
25c
Merchandise--;
Wire
Telephone
33/4%
4-8
225c
dividend
Maytag
.4-12
preferred
Jack
Stock
3-2^
5-
Utilities, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..——_—
Jervis
•^•'4-11
45c
Southern
Inc.,
terly
$1.06
4%%
Ironrite,
Certificates
3-15
(quar.)
$1.70
Casualty
Matthiessen
9c
A
Massachusetts .Investors Trust—
3-15
tm*
(quar.)—----(quar.)
—__i_——
preferred
Maryland
3-15
,-4-15 :<
75c
income)
net
Gas & Electric, common
preferred
$4.36
Iowa
the
♦
;i«-w ■;
.
1
Newark
4-8
2$1.25
'
Midland Corp., 4%
pfd. (quar.)__
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)_____
5
5-
Services, Inc.—'"
Inc. (quarterly distrib-
Mutual,
4-
4%
1
4-15
1
30c
Ltd.
Calculators
5-
5-1
$1
Marine
5-10
62V2C
.
(quaT.j—
preferred
Diversified
3-22
50c
—
dividend).
$1,063/4
York
York
of Bee.
tl5c
^
common
-
3-29
3-29
'V
;
(quar.)_____
6%
Marchant
New
4-15
4-15
4-15
Common
50c
1
50c
York
Dock,
Holdert
Payable
•
25c
Jersey Natural Gas,
New
New
4-15
•
preference
70c
5-
I
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
New
J
When
Share
England Fund (from investment
England Gas & Electric Asso.—
Common
10-1
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.—
&
convertible
5-
-
15C
shares
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Manufacturers Trust Co.
t40c
convertible
"
Inc.—
(From net investment
income)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.—
3-19
Investment Foundation, Ltd.-—
Common (increased quar.)
6%
231 Vic.
^
j25c
Manhattan Bond Fund,
3-19
37Vic
.
(quar.)__„
(stock
(quar.)
^
priority
Mallory (P. R.)
4-12'
1
tl5c
____
(quar. >_____
Ltd. (final)—
Milling Co.,
preferred
Drug Stores (quar.)_
Mailman, Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd.
5%
_
10-15
*
Mading
Convertible
-
International Telephone & Telegraph
International Utilities (quar.)_
Investors
3-15!.;
65c
___________
(quar.)
Harvester
International
4-15
62V2C
••
1—————:
preferred
International
4-'l
1
Powders, Ltd.—
(interim)
partic
International
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Bronze
5-
15c
(quar.)
Ltd—
pref
International
participating
4-1
-
'
& Forbes, common
(quar.)^
preferred
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co. Inc.— r; 43/4% preferred A (quar.)^
t
4%
preferred B (quar.)_^
from
.___
common
preferred (quar.)
Interior Breweries,
20c
_
10c
'V
Holdings Ltd.—
6%
Fund—
and
4-15
<
Per
-■
Telephone
Co.,_Ltd.
England Confectionery (quar.)
New
4-15
5c
V
Brunswick
New
4-25
•'
MacAndrews
in-
Investment income)—
Interchemical
A
5%
3-29
secu¬
._L___—____
Income
(5c from securities profits
4%%
4-15
R
3-15
New
25c
!
Class
M
V
4-15
18c
4-15
Participating
and
profits)
Institutional
Insurance
4-30
$25c
1
-V
"J15c
________
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
rities
(quar.j
Ltd.—
(quar.)
pieference
Institutional
Co.,
1
4-15
j25c
"
,
Ingram & Bell Ltd., 00c pfd.
5-
■
Name of Company
53 1
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Co.,
Brewing
convertible
Pittsburgh &
prior preferred
(s-a)
Co.—
preferred
Lake Erie RR.
(accum.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
pie'erred (quar.)—
$1.50
4-15
4-
$1.75
6-
5-20
3
5
j
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
'
$3.50
conv.
Plastic
Pleasant
Cordage
Plytnouth
8
4-20
4-
8
20c
4-15
3-30
10c
4-15
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.707* preferred (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd.—
Edison. 3.60%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Prentice-Hall, 5% preferred (.s-a)
5%
preferred <s-a)____
President Electric, Ltd
Price Bros. & Co. Ltd. <quar.)___—
4>/2%
3-29
4-
4-15 V
3-30
90c
tquar.)
(quar.)
5-
4-11
t
76-
preferred
5,44%
4-12
6-
preferred
Canada
6%
5-15
1
5-15
6-1
$1.1272
1
,6-
$1.05
5-15
3-22
41.50
.4-20
3-22
10c
,4-30
4-22
____
*35c
A 5- .1
of America,
1st preferred
$3 30
Ratetpn Purina
»-•
of
4-15
3-28
:
25C
.4-15
15c
.4-15
41.12%
'4-.ll
..
*5-15
;
Ltd.—
+.___
1
4-
1
.
.
5-1
A-
50c
1 v
6-14
A
2§c A
9r$3
:
.
A; United
8-15
net
:
'
&
United New
shares
.
4-30
AA;»'
>3 ;
87%C
7-vlS
X
11-1
V 5-15
"
437c
7 410c
-
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r
'
:
^
4415
4-31
.
40c
5-1
15c
.■
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'
5t I
•A 4-15
7.
•;
7
4-1?
j- 0
•
■;
a-3' 4 :;
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(from
'
8c
Quarterly
.
,4-15 .V jl- A "
-(•
87%c
incomer
,$2.50
(quar, I—
4250
Quarterly.;
—S/
—
4-15
3-29 7
United
$1.10
Service
4-A2
STYzc
75c
.•.
4^12
A 5- 1-
$ia31A
''' * 10c
*~
:
$1:25
(quar.)
5-ap
:
5-.1
—___
Jersey RR; Ac Canal
4-10
"
r—
<s-a>
Contineutal". Fund
5-31'A
-
5-1P
si
(quar;)
investment
';4- $ ;■•
;
rV
tquar,)
Funds,""Inc.—'
United
5-15
»,
-•
;,4--6'.
rp-ip
'preferred .<1955 serfcsi
(quar.),
of America—<
United Fruit Co.
v
4-20
4-20
5-1
60c
(quar.)
common
5-15
-5-15
7
*
■
: ? $3.50
5-15
fr& L
'
25c ;
aeries)
(1858
United Cira»-Whelan,
'
.4-15
5-
25c
preferred
4 7*
'rA X
corp.—
-
4-15
A
$1.20
(quar.)__
•
4-10
25.C
Ltd.
5-15
v
92%c.
$35c
convertible iprjeferjed (quat.)___
$3.50 coriyertible preferred (quar.)
5- 6 •>•'
43.50 convertible
'preferred (quar.).
3-30
United Corps. .Ltd., class A fquar.) A_______
r
,4-iib
Cla^s B (quar.)_____i
__________
United Drill "Ac- Tool, common (quar.)
% 3-20 '
Preferred |qUar.)
___i__L_______
6-
9C
$1
% 87 %c
Canada,
United Biscuit Co.
A $4.50 preferred
V
4-12 /(,:.
1,4-12 %;
5-1
v
277ac
-j
' A:
3-20
5-15
preferred
Go.
United Aircxaxt
%
•>■
1st
Gas
47*
3-29
5- ,1.
•
6-10
$5
"
,vb-15
>-19
.4-15
3-18
7-
1
6-10
6-12
5-31
20c
5c
_——
4-15
4-
;
4.40%
4-29
87 V2C
_
Co. (quar.)_;
5-1
4-19
United Shoe Machinery, coprmon (quar.)___
7-15*'
7-8
Keq® pill Mines Ltd.
(qilat;)
Co.—
px-eferred
3.70%
4-15
preferred
3,907*
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
(qUar.)_i_
-5-10
5-10
4-15
.4.157*
50c
5-15
.4-22
,4.257*
,4,40%
,4.607*
preferred (quar.)—
R£Cd,(C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)———
$1.25
—
50 c
,4-12
1
4-18
30c
4-29 !
—
1
Rinold Chains (Canada), Ltd. cl. A
Class
A
(quar.)
4-15
5-
1
4-15
+28c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
10-
1
10-
_—:
.
A
Revere
9-13
12-13
4-25
4-15
75c
.4-23
3-20
4-25
% 4-10
Aluminum
4-15
4-
preferred
.•*.4%55
Co.
Inc.,
73%%
.%
Canada,
ox
common
3%%
1
4-
59 %c
5-
4-11
5-
4-19
93%C
5-
4-19
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Class
30c
5-
5-
4-16
93%c
8-
7-15
57*
5%
'
preferred
K
Roddis Plywood Corp.
tstock dividend
Coal
""■A-
1
1
'Ai 5.-15
6- -1
5=15
15c
4-16
—
3-30
.37*
•.
Ltd.,
class
A
4-"2 5
6-
1
1
5-15
f ;;
Ryan eonsolidated'Tetroleum Corp.—
p^k dividend
preferred'A
Ltd., common (quar.)—
(quar.)— l-———_——
gt. Louis.San Praiijcisco Ry.
45 prelerred (quar.)
45 preferred (quaf.) w,
v
Vulcan
7- ,1
.4-30
4-
1
21
4*15
5,-1
/1
Glass
5- ,1
4-15
$6c
4-16-
3-JB-
'
,4-15
4- .4
7-
1
6-
3
10- .1
'
.
;
9*
3
1-1*58
preferred
,
11-29:
f
Bros.
Class
A
•-
5-
(quar.)
4-19
5r 1
t
A-
2%
:
»
15c 1
;
Transportation-Co.—
L
4*15
*^"$■85
1 1
4-125
5*10
' 4-23
-
3;
3-29"
4-15
$1.06'/t
', 47*;
..
4-
4
4-15
—;
-••
•4'5
^
4*22*
50C
(stock, dividend)
"A,67*; convertible preferred
7.4^6
.4-15
_
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(qpar.)
1
4-2$;
'40c
(guar,)
4-
,.4- M:
...
50c
(quar.)_________^
(stock dividend)
Waste King Qorp^ +cqmmon
30c
+
t
v5-
30c
27*
;
5-1
.
75c
...
(guar:
convertible
pwferred
'4*15
,r
30c
j
-
3*15'
V.
4-151
-
,
Watson
4*15'
.a.
Washington Natural Gas
"
50c
>,4-19- j. -3-29
4-15
627ac
Waaner Bros;- Pictures,. Inc. vqtiar.)_
Warner
Co;
tquar.)-----—Z
,$4.50
.k3-25
30c-
v
272c
■
(stock-dividend)—:——
Industrie?
;$4.25
50c
>-15
272C
class A_—___
B^z;_—izz—
preferred (qpar;)—.___—_—
Mfg. Co. of Wisconsin, cqm. (quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)_T___^____m
—_
Wplwrtft ,Co. A (qtsar.) __
5-2
WW
$4^0
Laboratories inc.,
-
•;
25C
<
10c
1
7'
Walker
Ward
65c
•
t
"( 57*
i~'
/35 c
4-16
8- 1
R.R.ICo^^^f^jjreferred (annual)-
Wallter
*
-.4-iii
,
3*20:
5-
37%c
$75c
4-12.
5-1
5-
5.0c
(quar.)__;
25c.,
'.
;___
Taylor & Fenn CO., common
11-
,•4,32%
.preferred
-
(quar.)
(quar.).
Taylor Ftbre Co., 4%
% 4-22
.3-131
4-35
4-15
3-31;
.
common:.. 4--
13cr
1
27c
-*2
Taylor, Pearson & Carson. (Canada.), Ltd.—
4-15
3-29
Texas
Electric
Service,
$4-preferred
4-15
•
Cpmmori. .(quar,)""
3-12
4-2
1
'4-14
25c
5-10
4-ip
'25c
(quar.)
4-15
4-
(quar.)
4*15
.4-29
Thatcher Glass
42.40
*
"
7-17
4-29
4-18
1
.4-16
5-1
4-16
"
5-1
4-16
6-1
5-14
6-(4
6-
3
4-25
4-
2
41-30
4-22
4-26
3-29
4-29
3-29
'
$1
*
4-19
25c
4-15
15c
Oorp. of America (quar.)
(Canada), com. (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)—
_i-
Sherwin-Williams
5-1
l: I
5- 1
4-10
$$1,75
5-1
4-10
40c
7.'Ac
,4-25
A-15
5-15
5-
7
$30c
4-15
4-
5
-Slpley,
I^indsey & :-Cnrr (quar.)
jSilvray '{Lighting (increased)—
(interim
$172c
5- 3
4-18
$1
common
Ltd.
5*15
^4-30
6-29
6-15
quar.)_l_-_17_%
(Toronto).
_7___
Thompson Products, common
•4%
preferred
(quar.
$15c
Tower
"preferred
'preferred
Acceptance,
Trade Bonk .&
class
10c
Transamerica
Corp.
Trans Caribbean
Class
A
^kyland Life Insurance Co. (Charlotte, N.
60c
4-15
100%
C.)
—Al—2—
1
.6*15
15-31
>*15
4-15
5-31
A- 9
5*15
17 7zc.
,
"4-15
4-
$25c
5-1
4-10
1
—'
$53c
4-15
3-23
1
3-25
70c
5-
Oil &
5*15
20C
5-15
5-
1
30c
4-15
A-
8
•rWhiting* Corp.
>-15
22% C
5-1
4-1-2
35c
^
A-?Q
3-29
25c
.
pfd. (quar.)
Cquarx)——A
Common
4-
5
3174C
*
4-15
"10c
-.
5-i
-
5-24
5-15
"8-26
"8-15
50c
11-25
11-15
2- A
.
3-26
7- 1
6-10
4-26>
3+29
4-15
3-22
.4-30
4-12
4-12
4-30
4*12
5-
1
5-
1
.4-12
4-12
*
.
—
.
.
.$1
;
.
50c
5-
1
4-19
75c
5- -1
4*10
25c.
'
'U
4*15
4- 3
$1.25
50c
income)
.5^
nrefprred ./ouar
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
^
4-19
4-'5
15
5-
4-
5-
4-12
8-
7-12
25c
11-
10-11
$1,50
4c
;
Wisconsin Public Service—
~ 57*
25c
,
"'
"
5-
25c
i
(quar.) +.
———
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% j)fd. ,(quar.)__
Wisconsin jFvrnd (quarterly .frpin jqvgstxneht
4-15
50c
'50c
4-15
4-30
(quar.) —
(quar.)
.Common
4-17
Co.,- $1,25
4*15 *
+
»
f
5-i
'
-
-WUson & Co. Inc., common ,(quar.)__
4-17
1
insurance (quar.)
6-
110c
—__
1
2
/4-15
9-14--
: 5-15
% 20c
Z5c:
tl272c_
:—.
preferred (accum.)
Wiliiams-McWiUiams Industries, Inc. (guar.)
Stock dividend/;
1
1
5-
4-
,5- 1
6-15
75c
$5
5*
4il5
3-15
3-15
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate .Co.—
63%c
5c
1_
4-17
1
•
'
$1.22%
t
.
20c 4
.Common ,(quar.)_-
-
"
—
-
3-29
3+20
5-20
4-30
,
$2
,20c
"
7%C
,_i
3-20
6- 3
4-15
$35c '•*> 4-15
.$1.25
~
4% prior lien "(quar.)____
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
; .,$'2 prjor ^preference
(quar.)—
$3 preferred (qiiar.)
1
'
.
$1,43%
5*15
5-
4-15
6-1
130c
$50c
___^——
^15
^_i
3-20
4-15
117%c
.Qlass ,B (quan)
—
Extra
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—
1
6-
5*15
4*8
4-15
$1.05
$1.12% "
$1,20
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.. class A ,(quar.)
,
6--1
"
(quar.)
Gas" (Calif.)
.$1.02 72
-
6-15
8*15
4*19
-
-
60c
(quar.,)
5% preferred (quar.
•Western Tppl &-Stamping—_—
Western tlhion Telegraph (quar.)
.6-1
$1.0674
"
Quarterly
Quarterly
.4-27,
Airways, Inc." (Del.)—
TreeSweet /Products
"Trinity vUniversal
•""'J
■'
%10--.i:
5- 8
1 AW
6- 3
\ ; 5- 1.
Western Tablet & Stationery ,Cp.rp.—
41,06%
lrfc
A
Co
....
—
4- 5
10 c
35c
(quar.)
-
,
,
•
preferred- series C (quar.)
4.20% preferred s®^® 9 (quar.)
472 % /preferred Iquar.
Western ,Au|o Supply," 4.80%
pld. (quar.)__
Western Canada jBreweries, Ltd- (quar.)——
Western+Grpcers," -Ltd., class A Iquar.)
;
7% preferred (quar,):————
Western insurance Securities— _ 4.
: .
;
Class A (accum.) --A-—_______
Western .Life Insurance Cp., common
<
Qpmmon
^
Western'^Pacific RR. (quarj
—
5Vestern : Stpekhoiqers inyestment Trust,
•S1.X4
Transcontinental Pipe Line, common (quar.)
$2.55 preferred ' (quar,)
$4.90 ."preferred
(quar,)—
,/Trico
(quar,)
,6-,l
.6*15-
-
:
(increased)—.
Tranter Mfg.
3-29
5-31
'
4-
.4-15
.$1.75
_________
(quar.)
•
Jt7%%
"
35c
iquar;)_^______________
Trust
S-T
+4-i5
~. (4-iO
^$1
(quar.)
Traders -Building Asso.
Trane Co. ' (quar.)_Z
i
(s-a)
5c
25c$i.50
- 25c
Common
(quar,)
"preferred* (quar.)
4.25%
.4-26
"
Time Finance (Bait.), 7% pfd. <quar.)_____
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A__-:
Tokheini' Corp. (quar.)
Toledo Edison, common (quar.)
r_
4%%
.
26c
62V3 c
Thompson industries. Inc.—
• » •
•Rew common (initial quar.)^____________
4.56%
.
5-15
$75c
plheratoh
4-;o
•Thermoid Co., $2.50 conVr preferrerl (quar.)
Third Canadian General-Divestment
Trust;
5-
9174C
' 25c
(initial quar.)
$9xedd-Bartush Foods (quar.)
>>:
,00c
Therm-O-Disc
(reduced
5-17
1
$1.19
4-17
.'$1
85c
6-15
5-1
'preference (quar.)
A__„
;
•
$1
2_
3-15
7
.$1.21
-
5c
"
& Sons,
-
5-1
v8- 1
•2-7,,2c
277ac
(quar.)
3-29
5-i;.
5-
class
.440%
ti-
4-15
30c
Cprp.,
4.
5*25
-
6-10
7- 1
C 50c
^est Kentucky Cpal (quar.)________
jVbst Pcnh^ov/er.CP;4—. ;t
•'! • •;
5*15
-
Mfg. Co.—
convertible
West Jersey ■& Seashore RR.
75c
.
S'50c
—______
Welsbach
1
6-1
'%'" A1
Corp.
6-
6-14
$5c
Light Co., $4.56 pfd; (quar.)
$4.76 preferred "(quar.)__I_Z___
.44.84 preferred (huar.)
1
.
6-20
20c
-Texas Power &
4-15
5-
Welbilt
$12%c
_
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line-r-r
$20c
6-15
■'
. .
v
4-15
5-1
20c
■
5%
convertible preferred
(qqar.)
Teck*Hughes Gold Mines,-Ltd. '(s-a)_i_ii__
Tei-re Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
$1.09
.4-24
_T
3-29
1
4-24
5-15
(quar.).
.4% conv.'jpreferred (quar.) ________
"'4% coiiv. preferred .(quar.)
4-24
5-i.5
.pfd. (s-a)__
conv.
3-29
-
:
5-15;
25c7*
20c
Z_
(quar.)
^47* preferred (s-a)
8-
4-15
B
3-29
(quar.)——
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
5-28
4-24
65c
w:
4-15
3772c
(initial)—__
Walker & Co., coxnmon (quar.)—'-i--__
Walker (K.) ^Gooqerham '<&' Worts," Ltd
4-15 "
%
~
3-29
A
dividend
Wabash
A 4-17"
5-1&
(interim)
4-15
IShawinlgan -Water & Power—
Stock'
•
.4-30
■'V
3-30
ltfVac
Weeden & Co., common
Class
"4-
25c
/Slater (If.) Co. «Ltd., common
f •"
4-19
5- .1
6-11 1
'
cohhnoh
9-10
6-10
*''
12'Ac
.
12-10
15c
—
Materials Co.,
5-3'
A 6-10
$1.25
—%■
3-29:
•■:
'
4-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
<$1,25
$1.25
—
4-15
56c
P':
hp'--
5-14
;
••
______—
(qiiar.):
5%
■
.4-15.
+
y
4-1.5
4-22
50c
—
-
•
(Quarterly
Talpn, Inc., class A
912-
8-15
Airlines (stock dlv.)_"
4%
[Security Banknote Co. —20c
'Selected"' American" Shares, -Inc.
(from in"T* vestment* income)
7c
^Shareholders Trust (Boston), -ben. interest
lQc
Mines,
preferred
(quar.)_.
40c
20c
-
?9
•
1
A
4%
America
4-16
....
Ltd.
of
Corp.
4-16
%
'3429
4-19
20c
5-15
25c
A4-19
$1.25
,5-15
10c
-
|1 =
.4-30
20c
—
57*
;
preferred
Mines.
„:p'X
tT
•
3-30
5-15
50C
—_ —
70c
5
4-
6-
•
11-15
4-45
^Seaboard ^ .Western
Slsco
12-14
1
5-15
'
■
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred* (quar.)L__
67*
p-refer'red (quar.) —______.
-25c
4-15
(Initial)
414 Superior Co.,
12-31
V
3-22
;■
.
preferred' 'tquar.) +._+rZ-__
Vendo Co'.,* commoh fquar.).———
Vicksbux-g; Shreveport & Pacific By.—
15c
Corp.—
5-15
common...;.—.—
Vapor Heatin'g Corp.—
57*
preferred - fquar.)
,A
9-14'
Quarterly "
24c
C-40
(II.)
.
~
.
JSimon
-
3-30
•
•>:">'r 4,
preference fquar.) — Jl
.
S.wank,. Ipc.',
—'
Swift & Co. (quar.)_____AZA__^i___r.____
3-29
15c
$20c
(qu*r.)
Schwitzer Corp.-^-"
■
"
•S%% ,preferred A (quar.)—
&%% ^preferred A, (quar.)———
7%
>
9-30
V
22c
.4.36% preferred (quar,)
Scarfe & Co., class A (quar.)___
Class
5-17 :
1
3174C
(quar.)
Propane Gas
2yo
dividend Z—___——
Stock
6il5'
(quar.) __AiAA.
common
Co.,
Camp-Sea Food Co.——_—
(J. B.), class A (quar.).
<fe Rogers—
%-
Vanadium
5-
3*22 *.
;
4-15
40c
Sciver
3-19
4-15
;
4-15
4-15
?quar.)
Van -Waters
4-10
split1"
$1
Co.
Van
Van
4-10
.
6-29
V.).
(quar.)__ A
25c
2272ci
.gavannahv Electric & Power—
preferred (quar.)
£cqvill Mfg., 3.65% pfd.
4-10
;
5-1
6-
,
1772C
10c
Sugar
4-12
,
,4-15
40c
5fe
*5-
(quar)
"
Utah-Idaho
5 7*
Siipertest Peiroleqin jCbrp., Ltd.—
3
3-29
15c
J>% preferred" (q^ar.)
"472% -preferred (quar.)—
Science 'Jk Nuclear Pund^
Scott Paper Co., $4 preferred
'$4 preferred (quar.)___l—
"Productfe
/
3-29
-
3-29
4-19
I V2C
Super Mojd ,Corp. of .Calif, (quar.)
Superior ^teel Corp. '-(guatf.) imiA2L*£._7-.—.
3-25
4-25 :!
4-25
4-257
5-15
—
''
.Seaboard Oil
4-
6-17
9-17
12-18
—
Schenley Industries'(quar,)
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., common
Leaf
Universal
4-15
1
4-15
*
45c
'
-
5-20
.
4-15
87'Ac
Corp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Tobacco, common (quarj___
Universal
;
CO.
.
41,25
$1,25
$1.25
pommon
440%'.preferred
Sanborn 'Map Co,
United Sto'res
9
5-20
-
"
(qu&r. )_AA__A^_2_ : '
com.
(quar.)
Corp.,
-
1.
4-
5-1-
' 15c
—_
Saif Carlos Milling Ltd. (quar.)—
San Diego Cas & Electric, common
common
■ •
S.
6r14
;
25c
-+
—
'
5-
25c
(N.
2-for-i
r $2
Stockyards, common (quar.)Vitamin Corp."
(quar.)ii_j.____+._____
.4-16
1
1 i
»
3*29
'
(quar.) —
^ah Ant<?b?lov Transit Co., common.-
•New
;
%
preferred
'Cbmmoh_
4$li25
%
.
U.
(quar.)—_,
3-29
4-24
25c
$25c
.
Corp.
d
5%
4-
4-23
5-
*5.20% coliv. pfd. (.1954 series) (quar.)'___%
p.^0% cony, pfd; ' (1952 vpries)7
3-29
'■;.>-? •; *'
Industries——
Safety-
St.'Lawrence Corp.,
45
4-15
5c%
—.—
'60fe
'3-29
(ouar.)____
t
(quar..)——^-v j $1.50^^ 4-15,
6-
$15c
(quar.)__
(quar:)__lA:__^2i::A__
Brps. Stores
Container
Suburban
3-29-
4-15
A——$1-25
pre(errbd C
"JSf* preferred D
Riiy^tiesJ Managqihgnt Corp.i,___l,—_——
-5^
1
,4-15
.
Sterchi
6- 1
6-15
$$1.0674
preferred (quar.
35c
McBee Corp., .common (quar.)———
$1,1272
AVs %
preferred1 A
(quar.)
7.4-15
1
Strdwbridge"j(& Clpthicr, common
$1,25 preferred
Stubhitz, Greene
,5-15
6-
12-2
jOc
Struthers-W^lls Corp.,
$10c
)*%%
•*'5f
•5727*
,,
Stone
420c
(quar.)—_"
Royal
1
12-13
.
41.125
pfd.
3*25
A 25c
Smeltfng, Refining & JMining, common
preferred. (qiiar.).—
7%
United
$1.25
after
6-l'4
4-10
——
S.
U.
9-13
%
$1.25
com.
?4-10
4-30
4-15
6-14
__—
4-22 i
5-
35c
B'iquar.)——
new
>*
7-1
—_____
Shoe
1
$10c
Textiles, 472%
4-15
50c'
•
Rubper Co.. 8%
2
of
<?orp.
;
L
S.
;1
1
"
5-15
5-21 *.
6.1 1
22% c
(s-a)„__
8.
5-
5-
tquar.)
National Bank &" T,fiist
pfd.
(quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
common
U.
"■
.4 -15
7-
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qifar.)
Co.
30c
1
50c
<N, J.), 4'A%
S. Plywood,
10-
•;
'
9374C
(quar.)__.—
(initial ,quar.)
,4-11
90c
U.
6-
(JSaltA—♦
Guaranty Co.
Special
investment
preferred
Stouffer
-
!
5
".i
1
>25c
(quar.)_ A
Equipment Mfg.
$1.12%
• *
+■
U. S. Lines Cp.
2
■
(quar,)___A_.—
Stern & Stern
5-15 •
66-
5-
$56 'Ac-
pfd. (quar.)
(Ohio)
Railway
Sterling
5-15
$1.0272
(quar.)
A
5
$1.23%
■
Quarterly
&
4-
50c
Canada' (quar.
Sfeel Parte Corp.
1^.,
.Stock dividend'l-A.
"4- 5
'
1
6-
4-
-
$1.18%
^
.Clhss
:t-
4-22
$1
(quar.)——————
Rolland Paper Co.
4-15
40c
(quar.)_—
_—
Aircraft
Steel
4-19
25c
—
._—
(quar.)—L
Rogers-6orp. $3.60 class
ROhjr
57*
5
4-15
41
—
& Pittsburgh
Rochester .Button;Co. (quar.)—
Rochester Gas & Electric, common (quar,)_■Jk% preferred P (quar.)—____—_—______
,4.10% ^preferred ;il
(quar.)——
.
4%% t>referred I' (quar.).—
*
.4.95%
3-20
40C
^Quarterly I-; ---"—
.Fidelity
65c
(quar.)
Products 121^——
B
S.
•
Rochester American insurance (N. Y.)—
Rochester
4-18
40c
Stdutfer Chemical (quar.)_„"_l____'_L____v__Steak n Shal^e, Inc. (Del.) (quar.)
Stccher Traung Lithograph—
" A
4-12 ;1
$2
T
U.
j
3-30
4-15
,
'7%,''vV7:':*7+
>
U.
"■
30c
(quar.)
Ltd., 4 Va 7b
7
"
3pc
preferred
State street
Co.—
class A (accum.)
.'$i;25 partic.,)class A (accum.)
(quat.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
"
partic.,
Fuel Co.
Standard
Standard
5-
(quar.)
Brand .Rice Mills (quar.)
$1.25
Standard
41.25
___
.
U.
— __
1
$$1.19
;
preferred
Riverside Cement
•
7
;
preferred Cquar.)____
S. Envelope (quar.)
;
.4-18
-1
"50c
37.72c
Kansas,—' A
472'7*
4-18
.4-15
%.
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.) _2____
Standard Fire Insurance <N. J.)" (quar.)
Ltd.—
—
preferrt-d
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
30c
Standard Oil
1772C
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 4% 7*
Rich's,
._—
6
5%
62%*?
Adbar.)—A_~—-
U. S. Borax Ac. Chemical
•■
"
4-18
-
5-1
" 5c
56'Ac
.—1—
(quar.)
convertible
Springfield Gas Light
1
1-1-58
(quar.)
Racing Assoc.
Reynolds
277ic
Quarterly
25c
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)
Republic Steel Corp.
tquar.)
Republic Supply (CaJif.) (quar.)
1
preferred
United
-
4-18
5-1
$1.15..
_____
50c
——.
5-
preferred
472%
15c
(quar.)——
4-18
Spokane International RR. (quar.)________
Quarterly A
,'-11—__ 1 _I
*28c
J5c
/Class
1
5- ,1
21ViC
v ' 3%
9-13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_22
Common
1
—
,4-18
5-
74-18
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.— v
4-17
5-
J27c
(quar.)
tl5c
?5c
Ltd.
(Canada),
5-1
$1.067t
* .$1.10
—
:—
Spalding
410c
Reitman's
5-
,4.407* preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
(A. ,G.) & 'Bros, (stdck dividend)
4-18
5-
5-
1
9272c
9772c
$1.03%
-
^
(quar.)_i
,4.367* preferred ($25 par) (qpar.)__
4-15
5-1
25c
'
(quar.)—
Stores
4-11
.4-26
50c
Recce Corp. (Mass.), 59*
Reliable
5-29
20c
.
6%'
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
(qiiar.)__
5%
stock dividend—
dividend
40c
;
Southwestern .Public Service—
5 7*
.Stock
Raymond
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (quar.)___
"
Concrete Pile (increased)
__
Reading Co., common (quar.)—___
Real .Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Rapid Electrotype,
'
,59c
i—'
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern Electric
2§c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.-
!
1.
15c
.4-22
4115
'
Radio Corp.
*
5-15
.
,$1
Southland Paper Mills (s-a).—_1_
—1
Southwestern .prug Corp., com. (quar.)__^_ % .:$oc
4.15-1,
5-24
415c
—
(quar.)
..
.4-15
(quar.)—
Southern Railway Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—__
•■7 8%': preferred' - (quar.>»"
—
5%
preferred (quar.)—.
Southington Hardware Mfg.. (quar.)——
.4-:;4"
-
5*15
''-4-15'";
'
*
.4-20
.10c
Union Oil (Calif/.) /(quar.
United Air Xine's (stock, dividend)
5-15
n
,
5-15
.
55c
Southern Nevada
Southern New England Telephone Co, (quar;).
Southern Indiana Gds & Electric—
:
6-
34c
;
5-
4-25
%
6-1
"IT'/aC
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_—-L__Pund_..____A--------—
Power (quar.)_i—_
...
"
1 ;
(quar.)—
,4-26
9c
(quar.)
i
$6272c
(quar.)
com.
5-15
45c
Union
3-30
4-15
6-
>77
At-
——
Ltd.,
5-15
"
River
(quar.)_
Power
2L'C
(quar.)
A- *1
-
(quar.)
(qiiar.)
$3.70 preferred
3-30
r
6-
Southern Industries
(quar.)
$4
$3.5p preferred
v
Souffieirn Company
3
4- -1
4-15
+$1.75
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
"
5
•
25c
-
$0.2656
(quar.)—
4-2e
6-
4-15
(quar.)
$4.50
-
4-26
6-17
Rec.
BIV2C
(initial)
(quar.)___
(initial)
Union Electric "Co.—
A*'5
'20c
—___—
4.P87
4-
'
,4-15
37:720..
77
5-15
.$1.25
Qfiartbrly Distribution Shares
Quebec Power Co; iqitar.)—
Qointe Milk Products, Ltd., class A
,4-30
«juar.)_.._
com.
5-15
—
.5
Holtfert
Payable pi
$1.12'A
preferred
new
(quar.)
Acceptance "Corp.,
Common
,
25c
1
3-2J
%A-?0
37 72c
Colorado Power,
4.72'/*
4-15
4-30
28c
.
preferred
2nd preferred
4.727*
3-29
2872c
-
t
Gas—
partic. preferred
Southern
Onion
1
4-
*'
■».
4-15
:
coc
—
—
California Water,
Southern
,4-.l 5
10%
(quar.)
com.
preferred-(quahj
47+9*
3-25
1
5-
A 5c
$1.0674
"i
Udylite Corp.
.$1.12%
Quaker Oats Co., common
$y* .preferred iquar.j
*
l*/b
5-15
1
44S-..
••
$2
(quar.)
'
C9tr
5
4-
3-30'
4-12
15c"
preferred (quar.'),
.'preferred- A (quar.)
Southern
3-22
,25c
(quar.)
Inc.
6%
"
preferred
When
.
Share
r
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City)
Tuckett Tobaccd Co., Ltd., 7 7* pfd.
3-29
4-15
$1.1272
—
84c
of New Mexico—
(increased quar.)
Fund,
11-18
A 5*11%:
(quar.)_
preferred A
2
4-18
$75c
preferred
(quar.)
:«
preferred (quar.)
.
4»/2% prelerred (quar.) v
_—
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
;>%
5-17
4-30
Corp.,
Temper
'A %
4
Company
.
Edison,
California
Southern
3-20
4-30
(initial quar.)V
com.
new
3-29 ;
4-30
12 72c
-----
—
pref. (quar.) 1_
pref.. (quar.)
'
$4.20
Puritan
Sugars,
dividend
4.06%.
1
*3c
4% %
Common
3-20
.12-
$1.25
In:, (quar.)
Gamble, 8% preferred )quar.),___
Public Service "Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
preferred
4-U
6-
$1,25
—
Prince" Gardner,
3.35%
1
$25c
$50c
25c
;
Pittsburgh Water Co.—.
preferred (quar.)_
Southern California
,4-15
?5c
—
(qu:,r.;
Southdown
Stock
True
Mills Ltd.—
(quar.)—.—
Corp.
ftr
Name of
Payable •/ Rec.
Share
^
___________
472%
-
4.48 7*
56C
Procter &
4.50% preferred
Public Service Co.
5
4-15
5-
$1.17«/2
1st
Common
Aircraft
Coast
iAAv
.
(quar.)
preferred
South
4-18
4-15
$1.25
pfd.
Electric
General
Portland
Potomac
$2
Solar
7
Paper
(quar.)
South
8
30c
6'/2c
Employees Stock (quar.)
Gas Light Co.. $5
Common
3-29
4-18
65c
Portland
,
4-
Wire & Cable
(quar.)
Valley Wine Co.
(Howard)
Smith
4-23
87 Vic
common
Name of Company
Payable of Recz
30c
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Co..
Pittston
j
Monday, April 15, 1957
.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder•
When
Per
Si tare
Name of Company
<
..
(1790)
,,
.,
,
4-30
4-30
4-E5
4-15
*
zZ
$1 ,P5
rfi-
1
4-15
$1.26
5-
1
4-13
-Volume 185
Number 5629
•
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1791)
Per
flame of Cornealiy
-
-?r
Share
,
Wisconsin Southern pas '<quar.Y.ii._'«-i—i—:—
Wrigley
(Wm.)
'.Jr.
When
Hoiaert
Federal
Payable of Rec.
"256 s
Co;.; (monthly
•'*
-
4-15
25c
r
-50c
<
1
than
its
of
6-20
$3.96
Yellow Cab Co.,
6%
preferred
Yellow Cab
York
preferred
(quar.)—__
(quar.t
Co.
(San
Stock
Zeller's
Door
"'4-30
4-10
50c
—
5-
preferred
(quar.
(quar./
1
5-
50c
.*
*30c
5-
4-15'
.5-
1
'
4-
'Transfer
v
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
books
tPayable
'xi '■'*
>„<■
in
resident
a Less
15%:
date
this
15 %
funds,
income
dividend.
Canadian
•/
1
la
indicated
1957,
'
-
36
are
(Continued from
^
'f
Period End. Feb. 28— /.
v
3
Net rev. from ry. opers.
.
Net
ry.
income_:_ "
oper.
337,487
$154,913
*13,208
,
-
'Deficit.—V.
185,
1277.
p.
The
$997,165
630,243
$310,603
3 $366,922
*41,367
156,176
7Ry.
operating
1957—Month—1956
revenue
-
$2,903,310
$5,340,428
to
notes
Gage
—v.
4,526,164
185, p: 1277.•
$375,060
$653,752
$814,264
-
A
.subsidiary
,i metals,
half
322,206
V 626,164
158,434":.'
,>3f;3X,'33v3*3will be the
interest*
been
this
in
exceed
the
acquired
"new
NRC Metals
of
name
formed
.
.
Inc.,
as
and
Poughkeepsie,
note.
per
request,
made
or
The
the
on
order
question
permanent.
/
:
provides
whether
will be operated
as
its
Regulation
asserts
that
A
ihe
thereof
A
by
of
sales
were
of
of
of
to
its
30,
In
la.'the. only ,fully /integrated
the
Navy's
nuclear
program.—V.
3
;
..
185,
'
■-
..
.
and
to
ry.
.
oper.
185,
.third
powered
%
178,
submarine
and
surface
J /
Central
$184,130
$333,857
$309,858
60,746
130,223
96,730
and
Interstate
RR.—Makes
Large
,
■-
.3
priced
sale
to
of
the
of
the
certificates
j
offering
and
were
Stroud
FOR
.Period End. Feb.
for
'
•
98
."
andrevenue gains
These increased costs,
FIRST
TWO
MONTHS
earned," 'Mr.* Petlmap. said^,-.--^;
3'"'/
Rubert R.. Young, Chairman of the Central, in his comments
shareowners, noted that only one-third 'of the, 1956. net
inpome
Central's: railroad
operations.
.
rev.
from ty. opers,
$4,160,046
Net rv. oper. income__;
—V. .185, p. '1278,.
'/ 1
to
the
study
feasibility
Under .the
vanced
$37,976,691
at
and
is
as
Con'.mand,
rate
three'
earn
more."
2,539,883
3-"3'
28.934,830
27,386,305
$9,041,861
$9,748,665
5,017,338
5,051,159
-
•'<
:
■
ion propulsion.
:
Rocketdyne by the Directorate of
Scientific Research, Air Research and
the
of
the
division
which
has
df
only
four' times
or
passenger
is
report,
.
Net
Net
films
in
in
Board
the
in
revenue
L.
L.
company's
railroad
was
in
the
Messrs; "White
ton
White
as
much., and
other
—V.
J
.
industries'
-$2,534,232
to
proposes
expenditures
in
the
spend
fiscal
the
$20,000,000
of
approxi¬
ending
year
debentures
by
Co.—High Earns. Expected
P.
Hughes, President and Board Chairman,
'
operating
income
$4,369,575
$3,691,466
1,559,411
886,289
5 77,566
$2,308,466.
$2,067,566
$4,496,518
$4,143,048
1,397,751
4,134,289
3,776,251
-
Ry.
operating
•
revenue V ;
Net rev, from ry. opers<
Net
ry. oper.income.1.!'
•Deficit.—V.
1957—Month—1956
...
$722,159
$1,688,817
$1,083,237
642.012
515,710
1,315,623
924,992
.
sales
S206;449
$373,194
*26,016
*7,703
*47,832
**
185, p. 1273.
/
.
$158,245
*293,904
••
.
Commission
Pictures
prospective
a
23
•
announced .that
Corp.—Hearings Postponed
has
postponed
until
further
notice
Corp.—Reports Quarterly Earns.
estimaced
reports
1956
at
cons^iiuated
$1,988,000,
share
per
of
films,
1956
year
for
which
special
net
earnings for the
$1.01
represents
items,
share,'
per
principally
sale of
on
94
or
share
etc.
consolidated
flirts, etc.—V. 185,
p. 615.
Parke, Davis & Co.—Higher Profits Expected in 1957
Harry
J.
In
Loynd.
sales
President,
and
in
15%
April
011
earnings
2
are
reported
:
During
the
"in
excess
the
first
first
of
months
of
and
earnings
of
last
1957,
will
be
this
of
compared
,
he
year,
reported, sales rose
25%," compared with
year.
quarter,
"Polio
three
15%"
increases
that
for
expected
1956.
vaccine
9
"more
than
contributing factor in the
anticipated 1957
and
earnings increases," he said.
/
1
The company expects to sell 25,000,000 doses of
polio vaccine In 1957
—17.000,000 in the United States and Canada, and
8,000,000 overseas—
compared with a total of 7,500,000 doses in 1956, Mr. Loynd
reported.
Mr.
Loynd outlined plans for capital expenditures
totaling $28,C00.000 during the next five years—"to be
paid for out of retained
earnings."
/ A
.
$1,000,000
new
farm
vaccine
at
"We
in
hope
The
prophylaxis
built
the
preventing virus infections
have
to
vaccine,
The
building will be erected at Parkedale, the firm's
Mich., for the production of a new APC
Rochester,
(adenoidal-pharyngeal-conjunctival
profession
new
the
which
for the
research
staff
to
awaits
common
Ann.Arbor.
at
product
now
$10,000,000
Mich.,
would
of
the
on
the
government
use
nose,
by the medical
throat and eyes.
this
be
fall,"
licensing,
will
late
doubled
and
$8,000,000,
Research
this
the
Mr.
year.
annual
compared
Center
he
be
a
will
be
Loynd
budget
research
with
the
present
$6,000,000.
The
said.
not
*
Medical
starting
be
>—for
market
cold.
Parke-Davis
approximately
said,
expects not only to develop new products
through its research division, but also "Is setting up a
program to
buy or arrange for products originating elsewhere."
company,
or
improved
Africa,
—V,
185,"
facilities
Belgium
buildings will
Calif., and at
be
and
erected
are
Italy,
at
planned for Brazil, England, India,
he said; In addition, new branch
City, Chicago,
near
Palo Alto,
Kansas
Montreal—"with
the
possibility
of
one
or
two
others."
1047.
p.
#
$179,999
:
Power
35 cents
the
For
South
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$822,011
-
also
the
is
only
say Mr. Benaron.
Benaron
elec¬
an
about
is
net earnings are estimated at
$8,731.000, "representing $4.43 per share based
upon 1,971,316 shares out¬
standing at Dec. 29, 1956 and included $2.26 per share for
special
items, principally on sale of films to television, etc.
Comparative earnings tor the year 1955 were estimated at $9,708,000, or $4.49
per share
out 2,161,716 shares then outstanding and included 13
cents per share
profit on sale of
New
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb, 28—
Mr.
is
and
.
,
p."1639.
Instrument
new
,
charges_l___--"-/2,148,778
185,
The
"V
'
quarter oi
650-acre
..
flexibility of
console.
per
with
1957—2 Mos—1956
$1,943,648
1,095,039
;•/ *.
1278.
p.
Ry. operating expenses^.
.
-
f
#
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
$
.
,
Overseas Air Equipment
during
its
to
four
rates., The
pattern
and
of
Rales
peak in 1956 as business volume,
increased 6.3% over 1955, Chairman of
President
pay
S.
\ "•
S
1957—2 Months—1956
$
$
revenue..
78.162.299
76,619,626
160,336.688
154,617.962
Railway oper. expenses-
66.576.422
64,268,593
136.907,216
130,705.999
Hales
told
shareholders
..*«•.
in. 1955,
increased wages,
of
higher
corporation,
that
Kuhn/Loeb
of
which
Charles
&
Co.
directors.—V.
is
I.
nas
aircraft
an
Petschek
been
184.
ot
elected
p.
leasing
the
its
on
company,
investment
Secretary and
Board—
on
a
firm
member
1
11,585.877
12.351,033
23,429.472
23.911,963
3,103,956
3,897,974
5,869,521
6.855,280
1956
taxes
withqut
because"
thereon
and
commensurate
Consolidated
sidiaries "were
1957.
sales
for
$7,598,385
this
for
corporation
the
of
This compares with $4,436,999 for the
its
rev.
ry.
from
p.
ry. oper.
income
oper.
i85,
1518.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
wholly-owned
period
same
Net
Net
—V.
'
Earnings Higher—
and
three-month
oper.
April 9.
banking
1126.
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Sales 8c
"
principally
revenues and lower net income ,.
'a Whole for the past year.*
out that the necessity for obtaining
railroads/6s
of
Railway
Corp.—Petschek
-
than
months
pointed
F.
'
lower
This
announced
its. board
new
report.,
was
forced
a
miles,
and
annual
however,
material 1 costs
followed
Commission
of
Chordion,"
corporation
on
*10%
the
deficit
reached
revenues
Net' income,
increases
by
will
.
Operating
/the
and
television, etc.
These earnings compare to
$2,028,000,
per
share reported in 1955 which included 13 cents
sales
1957—Month—1956
income—!
oper.
185,
-Net. r.fter
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Earnings Fol¬
lowed Pattern of Railroads as a Whole for.
Past Year—:
-,
sale
single
time,
Federal
increased
investment
.
the
debentures
funds
to
cents
Ad¬
source
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
Net
■
measured
Power
the
a
'■
including
De¬
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
"phantom
no
of
general
indebtedness incurred for
$29,210,000 was outstanding at
This
The
developed,
designed,
Ry. operating revenue—- $13,761,784 $13,901,459 $28,088,700
$27,916,245
Ry. operating expenses^ ,*11,227,552
11.952.311
23,719,125
24,224,779
'
Central's
its
is
fourth
_
to
large, liquid propellant rocket engines for most
major nhssile programs, will explore ion propulsion
of/economical power for missiles.—V.<
185, p. 1389.
natibn>
possible
a
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
de-(
..
The
in
$25,000,000
to
greatly increased national advertising
campaign
products, continued high earnings are confi¬
Paramount
;
-■
to
"
3'
''
"
of $48,400,000 for 1956, announced
deficit," Mr. Young said.
More, than
half
the.Central's train miles during the year were passenger train
miles, and, the revenue from a passenger train mile
averages only a
quarter/of that from a freight train mile, he
pointed out.—V. 185,
p..2639.
'
' •
-/"Sy
:3--;' v.. v
• «
•/ •
3'..- •' .' ■"
'
r':" /'
even
--
-
the
corporation to Mountain Fuel Supply Co., and the construction of
pipe¬
line facilities
by the two companies. The postponement was requested
by Pacific Northwest.—V. 185, p. 825.
building
now
the
of
young
in transporta¬
2.96'<->-"'a^shamefu3record when
company's. $2. billion
smnual
an
of
added
the hearings which had been scheduled to
commence April 15 in Wash¬
ington, D. C., on applications involving the sale of natural
gas by thi«
$37,134,970
$5,010,520
2,270,869.
let
contract
St'idies.v.Office
velopment
came
The' balance
hotels, real estate, and'/suph Investments as those
Lake Erie and Reading railroads^
Thu.s* Mr.
and
utilities
8tanley
Hawaiian
same
.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
13,317,091
the
"
North American Aviation, Inc.—Receives AF- Coptiact;
Rocketdyhe/ a division of North' 'Atmrican"''Aviation, Inc., announced
'"on April's" it has been awarded a research contract
by the Air Force
through, higher, freight and
Mr./Perlinari j3aid, amounted
•f
titer
be
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
3
.
tion'was
Morgan
a
spinet; It stands only 34% inches high
deep.
"Any one who can play an accordion
!
the
by
this
Union
-■
on
headed
group
guar¬
by the Province
debentures for
said
the Thomas
now in volume production of its
new
two-manual electronic
second
new
instrument rounds out the
company's line
field..1* Currently the
company is also in active production of
the single manual electronic
organ which was first introduced to tbe
public a little more than a year ago.—V. 182, p. 12.
in
3
,
3; t..," /./,„
/
to almost $40,000,000. more thah $6
per share, "oyer 1955 figure.
Mean¬
while-. . rate, increases/ during
the year brought revenues up only
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
$25,000,000.
./3"'/ v'- '.'33' 3.'.:;; / /,•' '7a,3"3'
3
Period End. Feb. 28—.
""If
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
wagd rates-and ^other employee benefits,
material
prices and
Operating revenues$16,770,709 $16,047,790 $33,980,186 $32,350,879
freight and passenger rates had remained at the
sdm? levels in 1956 J
11,096,156
10.876.398
22,880.529
21.953.772
/as -in->1965,v the net income, for ydur company in 1956 woulci. have .•> Operating expenses_____
Federal, income taxes_._
been almost $9 per'share
2;i45.386
1,935.158
4,121,203
3.877.954
(compared With' 58 in 1955); instead, of the %
Other operating taxes-.'
1,220.701
1,148,668
♦$6 per share we actually
2.481,936
2.376,105
from
sale
will
for capital
of
in
organ
of
organ.
diesel-electric
V
through
efficiency
the return:
the
The
customer for the
,
3°/as.
as
Eastman Dillon,
„
13,928,124
size
The
<:
"Wages ;and'material prices in the
Industry Wve risen, far faster
Ivgher than '-the/rates we.are' penriilted to"
charge.-..Last year,
instance, increases in wage rates and other employee benefits and
in the prices of materials we use more than ate
up .savings
Pittsburgh
offer
on
Pacific
inches
profit
Net
*
and
said,
underwriting
to
directors have
Organ
authorization of
; 3 /
by
Inc..
28—3
,
on
for
/.rived
proposed
3,
due
fund
entirely new concept in electronic organs was
introduced on
8 by this corporation through its
wholly-owned subsidiary, the
Thomas Organ Co.
At a preview showing in New York
City, Joseph
Benaron, President of Pacific
Mercury, unveiled the company's new
Chordion; a new musical Instrument which combines the 120 bass
accordion keyboard with the musical tones
and
At
.'//,
secured
Drexel & Co.;
# Co.,
group
certificates
'
be
to
the
subject to
are
FEBRUARY'AND
Ry. operating expenses'-;/
Expenditures
*
-
L,
,
all
aggregating
3.35% to 3.75%,
from
>-1957—Month—1956
opel-ating revenue/:/. $18,088,170 $18,327,611
Ry.
system net. incorae of $39,100,000 was the second
highest for
a
peacetime
year* since
1930,
despite
wage
increased and
hieher
material, prices which shot the Central's costs
up
much .faster than
its revenues
during 1956r the-report said.
On this point Alfred E..,
Peclman, President of. the -railroad/ said in his
message to shireowners:
York
series
-
April
company
share
issue
an
yield
Comqierce Commission,
EARNINGS
/'
The
New
debentures,
Eastern
(Canada),
on
April
~
74,987
v
installment
and
Securities-& Co.;
$10,300,000, working capital at Dec.
31, 1956, was $65,200,000, or only $3,300,000 less than the
figure at the end of 1955* ~ :C:v3rr< V:*3
C 3v '' -
the
SEC
An
1,316,722
:/-....
final
Associates in
Ki;/■
~
tion in fixed debt of
from
lund
Great
Columbia
the
Pacific Mercury Television Mfg.
Corp.—Unit Previews
New Concept in Electronic Organs—
V
f
$1,626,580
1,393,103
..
•/■/
for capital improvements, almost double
that,
rates."
Pacific
with
1953.
proceeds
for
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,726,960
Halsey, Stuart-& Co. Inc. bid 98.361%
the
April 9. Despite these heavy expenditures—for automation of yard facilities and
purchase of
freight -oalrs .and diesel locomotives.—including- a reduc¬
*
is
dently anticipated, Reuben
stated.—V. 184, p. 626.
the
638,730
The entire issue of certifcates is
locomotive units to cost $18,909,000.
of the .previous
year, according to the annual report, sent
to shareowners on
improved
sinking
the
British
declared a regular quarterly dividend of
25 cents
the outstanding common stock,
payable April 30 to holders
of record April 15, 1957.
With the introduction of Hawaiian
Nectar, a companion product to
Hawaiian Punch, and a
required
which
$822,860
*»•.
ship
for Capital
Improvement®—In^1956^ the second" year of
its five-year modernization
program, this company spent
passenger
1957).
$38,000,000
per
Nilsson
1476.
p.
1957—Month—1956
income-'-*
.
and
Issuance
1278.
p.
3 'i
>
the
to
use
according to maturity, were awarded to the
April 10 on its bid of 98.22%.
,
-Period End, March 31— f;"•
I957-^M5nth—1958-', 1937^-3 Mos.--1956 1"
f Sales'
j$4,859,201'"- $5,935,534 $12;79.?,l41 $13,675;526
~V. .185,' p.1388.'/' 'V*-'- ""-v'r;
'r..;,.* •«;
• •
$79,300,006
file
the
of
statement
Pacific Hawaiian Products
Ry.—Earnings—
1278.
p.
$14,160,000,
/
plant. In. •the-.-United
f.
York
amount.
an
proceeds of
Commission
1,
The
for
April 11 offered $6,600,000 of 31^%, noncallable
equip¬
ment trust certificates, series A,
maturing semi-annually
Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb. 1, 1972, inclusive. The
certificates,
.
-3^.3
New
should
1953, proposing
order, the Com¬
with the condi¬
its
comply
failure
securities
applied.—V.
Sept.
on
notes.
failed
-reason
A
/
notification
$250,000
company
on
with
registration
and
Province
the
will be added to its general funds and
used
for
payment of short-term note indebtedness
incurred
for
capital ex¬
penditures purposes (of which $33,090,495 was
outstanding as of Feb.
28. 1957).
The Railway company is
engaged in a major construction
program
which will involve expenditures
estimated at $49,000,000, of
which $21,535,000 had been
expended to Dec. 31, 1956.—V, 183,
p. 2901.
five-year
opportunity for
suspension
It
the
Ry.^—Registers With SEC—
the
for
31,
Net
1,000
an
the
of
the votes
payment of short-term note
expenditure purposes (of which
tronic
States.whjeh will pro/e^s zircon; bret into zirconium metal of sufficient
purity for use in nuclear power.reactors. A large part mf-the
-plaut's
initial production .will be delivered to the Atomic-Energy 'Commission
in
net
useel
March
;
Norfolk & Western
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
a
,
*is,e
of
1933
through
Power
be
capital
year."
Regulation
of
Articles
corpora¬
& Partners Limited,
Inc., and Burns Bros. & Denton,
interest rates, public
offering prices and underwriting terms
be supplied by amendment.
The
of
announced
a
the
more
by more than 98% of
Harris
to
are
Y.—Stock
Act
or
615.
p.
Commission
and
two-thirds
The
the
of
months
owned
approved
185,
Power
issuers,
Columbia).
sale
Co.,
Inc.
Railway
Commission, it was
temporarily suspending
order
Net rev. from ry. opers. *>
$176,233
Corp. to produce and-market rare
Columbia-Southern Chemical "Corp., a
by
Treasurer and Controller; R. M.
Nichols, Clerk and
/
■.._/•'"/
.••/■'./• .
'••/ /*;
:./
,
Columbia-NatioDal .Cqrp; -will - soon complete
construction, of." a $7,1500,000 plant .fori the production of zirconium metal
.ih/J^ltdri'/near
propulsion
&
1957
months
good
N.
Exchange
an
$250
at
filed
—V.
a
S. Williams,
Secretary.'
■t
public
electric
.
registration under the Securities
public offering by this corporation
public offering of. the
Net
Cor¬
originally
-L.
/ for
two
"another
as
■■•.•/•.-
.
British
seventy-ton
corresponding
•
.It,
of
$8,000,000.
first
Columbia
it
1987,
of
the
Power
Commission, and $20,000,000 of sinking
debentures, series C; due 1982, of the
Railway company (both
anteed
unconditionally as to principal and interest
*
fpr the
foresee 1957
Ry. operating revenue__
$826,875
Ry. operating expenses— 3 : 650,642
/
jointly
in
Cambridge,
Mass., and
principal production facilities in Santa Rosa
County, FJa./ near Pensacola.
'* ;Tr-'''I
v.i
V- V/
Principal .officers of COlumbia-Nathmal Corp. 'are fe'f 'T.
Asplundh,
Chairman? R. S. Morse, -President? J. A. • Neubauer,'"Executive- VicePresident* : Gordon* Klddoo,
Vice
President
and' General
Manager;
Pensacola,
100
was
guarantor, filed a registration
1957, covering $25,000,000 of
will
of
which
proposal.—V.
Railway Co..
sources.
diesel
in
Pacific Great Eastern
British
obligations.
other
those
-
are
payments
this
on
March
Period End. Feb. 28—
3.,-
•
company,
subsidiary of - Pittsburgh Plate Glass1 Co; it
o^vned subsidiary with executive offiees
i
and
will
for
those
v.
Norfolk Southern
of, National,. Research
has
which
income
net
Hales
Co.,
issued
upon
proceeds
$1,333,409
2y 5,625
:■/
Columbia-National Corp.
poration.
debt
cast
of
property
than
of
aiding
4,556,306
National Research .Corp.-rr-Affiliate
Changes Name—
^
.
and
locomotives
of
cost
and
below
and
tions of Regulation
semi-annual reports
$5,889,715
2,249,558
-r,.
oper/.income—;
ry.
fund
the
^Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
public offerings of securities not
exceeding $300,000 in
1957—2 Mos'.—1956
2,233,128
Net rev. from ry. ODers.
Net
'
improve
other
outstanding capital stock,
•
electric
total
Gage
has
vacated
the
$2,608,188
Ry. operating expenses-1
sinking
1278.-/-
the
be
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings— 3
Period End. Feb. 28—
tions
of
diesel
were
Securities
4,
hearing,
3.3,'••3- 3
v.
and
further
proposal to delete Paragraph 11 of Article
Second
Incorporation, which prohibited the company from
of
of
to
/
The
in
retirement
half
White
from
7%
699,608-
,3 ■--3, 3\',:-7 3
....
185, p.
mission
3
and
*$17,687,000, the report said. Depreciation
will./ produce
an
estimated
$7,186,000
and
raised from the sale
of
equipment
cars,
year
Messrs.
April
1957—2 Most—1956
r
for
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
$1,010,211
18,180
,
hopper
respect
$157,115
with^
$1,725
charges
.
additional
exemption
^
its
on
.
paid
company
1955.
,
.
3 319,352
retirement
compared
mately
r;
3
capital
expenditures
has. been
Nilsson
.
1957—Month—1^56
$492,400
$476,467
Ry. operating revenue-,By. operating expenses, j
capital
current
V.
.
page 14) /
;
net
Although carloadings
1956,
Corporation and
Monongrahela Ry.—Earnings—
•
the
proposals recommended by the board of
directors to amend
the company's articles of
incorporation were approved
overwhelmingly
by the stockholders on April 9.
The proposal to Increase the
authorized common stock of the com¬
pany
from 20,000,000 shares to
25,000,000 shares was approved
by
almost 99% of the votes cast.
2.1%
was
earnings
as
Two
,
locomotives and 50 piggy-back trailers
to further its
equipment moder¬
nization program." Scheduled
for
delivery in the first
-
payment
here;-
Investment News
$1.50
1956
leaves $4,134,000 to be raised
from net income and
Plate last year
acquired 500 new box cars, 35
the
General
with
of
Plate's
in
The
year.
result
1956
Nickel
covered
&.
and
at
$6,367,000
2Vo»»
*
.'
compared
share
per
in
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
Increased—
...
-
income
$16,329,000, plus depreciation
$12,531,000,
$5,156,000,-a total
This
corrected
$3.98
previous
retirement
r.
3
The
7.6%
Net
prevents
stock
...
v
,
incorrect.
wax
date
the
take
'
tax.
source.
"
to
and
/'?/:*'
the
in
1956,
$6,507,000
For
%v
•
tax.
date;
record
A
.
non-residents
tax deductible at
tax 1%. •>.•> '
tax.
published
and/or
for
resident
income
Jamaica
r Previous
.
Canadian
tax
British
Less
x
«
closed
not
10.6%.
rates
their prices to
they occur. ■■
higher than in 1955,
time
However, as a
early: in 1955, Nickel
stock
income of
budgeted
/
were
in
adjusting
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry,-Co., and $7,077,000 for
dividends. After
giving effect to these expenditures and other
transactions, net work¬
ing, capital at Dec. 31, 1956 amounted to
$24,438,000.
1
4-
increases
the
previous year.
amounted
share
in
rose
of
from
at
The
3-29
l
%
*56y4C
—
1%
general,
increases
charges
$7,734,000, produced a total of $30,570,000 in 1956, the two officials
told shareholders.
Expenditures in¬
cluded $15,697,000- for
improvements and new equipment,
$9,081,000
for debt
retirement, $3,150,000 for purchase of additional
of
4-15
4-15
in the
per
Net
■
Ltd., commoniincreased
4%/%
4-10
approval
in
cost
expenses
stock
-dividends
7-10
1007*
Steel
4-30
7-31
20c
dividend-
Youngstown
'
•
-
(quar.)
(quar. i
:
Foundry & Macnine—
.
37 %c
*
Francisco)
1
37%c
—
County Gas
Youngstown
V
6%
other
preferred
•common
7-19
commission
-industry
and
operating
less
5-20
1
State
unlike
wage
Operating revenues-of $174,578,000
but
4-19
V7-'T".
8-
;
4-19
1
6-
■
25c
25c
*
:
5-
25c
:
,
Monthly
3-29
-5- T -:
and
railroads,
offset
•
55
ended
sub¬
Feb.
28.
period in 1956.
.--Net profit totaled $240.07(1 after provision
for income taxes, compared
with an adjusted riet-profit of $148,578 tor the
first quarter in 1956.—
V. 184, p. 1799.
"
.
^
Rv.
operating
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,453,973
$1,376,439
revenue
$724,460
$716,744
Ry; operating expenses
859,579
840,744
1,767,823
1,694^326
*$135,119
*$124,000
*$313,850
*$317,888
406,752
339,394
839,596
Net rev. from ry.-opers.
Net
—V.
ry.
185,
oper.
p.
deficit
1279.
767,306
-
tS
?
v
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
of
sections
Colo.—Notes Placed
Privately—The company has placed privately, through
F. Eberstadt & Co. and S. D. Fuller & Co., an issue of
$1,000,000 promissory notes due 1969 with the National
Life Insurance Co. of Vermont, it was announced on
Corp., Denver,
People's Finance
April 9.
When
bank loa-is.
of
will
,1
stockholders
directors
in
splitting
basis.:
:'ir
approved the action of the board of
company's capital stock on a four-for-one
Aoril
on
4
8
,
the intestinal
Institute,
the
after the split, effective
value of the stock
par
April 10, 1957,
changed to $25 from $100. The Illinois Commerce
lias approved the change in the par value of the stock.
Of the 2.000.000 shares of $100 par value capital stock
will
be
Commission
Railway oper.
Railway
the
to
said
stock
history.
year
the
at
fourth
.
.
.
,,
.
the split will be initially
the equivalent of one-
stated that the dividend after
quarterly rate of 50 cents u share,
the current rate of $2
The company
relations,
been elected to the newly created position of Executive
of Peoples Gas.
the elections to these three top positions at Peoples
has
Vice-President
announcing
In
have informally agreed
changes for both subsidiaries effective June 1:
Mr. Bjork to be Chairman of the Board, to succeed Mr. Oates.
Mr. Hedrick to be Vice-Chairman of the Board, a new office.
^ <
George p. Garver, presently Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer,
to
expenses-
Net
opar.
ry.
$2,412,311
T85,
$2,795,279
$4,816,847
$5,355,709
1,098,085
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net
—V.
1,185,113
2,121,261
2,292,464
income
oper.
be- President.
Burlirigame,
V.
Mark
Co.—Reports Earnings—
Net income
the nine months
for
operate
The
The estimated cost of
cost.
construction
the
for
overheads.
including
$842,800
in the Andrews County area and transports
Co. Permian's Andrews County
receive into its sys¬
tem residue gas from Phillips.
The present capacity of the station is
approximately 50,000.000 cubic feet per day. Permian and Phillips have
■entered on an agreement whereby Permian is entitled to purchase, when
available, up to 75,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day.—V. 183, p, 222G.
Permian
purchases gas
resale
it for
station
Natural Gas
Northern
to
designed to enable it to purchase and
was
Electric
Philadelphia
Co.
—
Expansion
Continues
—
This Year—
stockholders at" their
annual meeting .-that the utility is continuing to expand and extent
its electric, gas, and steam services and that it is equipped to meet
■a new period
of growth with larger and more efficient machinery than
! R.
Rincliffe,
G.
President,
on
April
told
10
before.
ever
amounted to more than
$580,000,000 to the end of last year.
During the next live years, it
is estimated some $400,000,000 more in new facilities will be required,
an
aggregate of more than $1 billion over the 16-year period since
The
utility's postwar
of World War
the close
construction
program
II.
"to call on the financial markets
lor about
$260,000,000 of new money over the next five years.
As
the initial
steps in this five-year program, our tentative plans for
this
year,
subject to market conditions, include a common stock
offering this coming June and a bond issue later in the year.
The
common
stock, to be ofered through rights, will probably be on the
"We
basis
expect,"
of
one
Major
in
unit
operation
Eddystone,
the
each
for
near
20
shares
is
program
a
station,
at Schuylkill
in
1958;
and
Chester,
Pa.,
new
a
installed.
at
where
outstanding."
175.-000-kilowatt electric
in Philadelphia, Pa., scheduled
electric generating station at
new
two
&
Northern
units
of
Railway oper. expenses-
202,357
Net
from ry. oner.
rev.
ry.
—V.
185,
p.
$286,824
nounced
$605,728
202,397
$544,335
174,430
97,549
Plastics
Corp.—Debentures
Sold Privately—
This
corporation, it was announced on April 10, lias
placed privately, through Reynolds & Co., an issue of
$750,000 secured sinking fund debentures due Jan. 1.
1967.
!
;;
' ■
.
of
iron
Patton
stituted
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie KR.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
185,
expenses-
p.
1957—Month—1956
$3,307,699
2.891.820
$3,611,427
3,026.381
ry. oper.
income
'
1957—2 Months—1956
$6,754,386
5,910.781
$7,384,614
6.347.500
$585,046
S415.879
$1,037,114
$843,605
738,913
876,896
1,545,928
1,713,107
1279.
A
secondary offering of 30,100 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on April 11 by Bache & Co. at $79
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
It
was
Secondary Offering
—
—
completed—V. 185, p. 1389.
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
$787,796
Railway oper. expenses-
590,681
$707,029
547,920
to transport in excess of
This is approximately the
able
season.
a
1,600.000 tons
same carrying
C. M. White, Thomas F.
and
acquired in 1951 and con¬
Republic's Great Lakes fleet prior to the acquisition of the
for
Transit. .7
.The'- entire Republic fleet will be operated and managed by Wilson
Marine Transit, Mr. Patton said.
The vessels are scheduled to start
operations within the next few days.—V. 185, p. 1640.
World
and
B. Wilson, former Board Chairman of Trans
Inc., on April 10. was elected Chairman of the Board
of Resort Airlines of Delaware, with headquarters in
Thomas
Gen.
Airlines,
director
a
as President of
Board Chairman of Resort
Harold L. Graham, Jr„
the operating company.—V. 185, p. 1519.
Davidson,
Clinton
succeeds
He
North
of
who
Sr.,
continues
in addition to serving as
Carolina, the operating company.
Resort of Delaware,
continues
as
of
President
Potomac RR.—Earnings
$2,247,206
1.460,292
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
Net
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
$786,916
256,735
from ry. oper.
$2,234,365
1,467,636
$826,729
278,753
$4,641,594
3,049.891
$4,654,408
; 3.004.442
$1,591,703
522,151
$1,649,966
557,324
Wilmington, Del.—Enters Daily
Not
—V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper.
income
its
equity
$50,000,000.
rental field on
facility in Los
April
9
Angeles,
President of the company, this will be
the new auto daily rental operation.
With the opening of the Los Angeles facility, the Rollins organization
will be tlie first company to offer complete transportation services,
including, daily and long-term rental of autos, trucks, aircraft, ma¬
terials handling equipment and any other type of vehicle required for
private or business use. In addition to the daily rental of autos and
trucks, the Los Angeles facilities,, which will be known as Rollins
Charge-A-Car, will also serve as Western divisional headquarters of
According
to
John
Rollins,
the first of 25 major markets for
Rollins Leasing" Corp.—V.
the
$1,464,408
$1,622,788
1.196,875
1,123,898
$197,115
$159,109
$425,913
$340,510
120,523
92,421
255,657
195,414
This
has
^
438%
gubord.
for
the
power
Cope,
Inc.
was
systems.—V.
orgauized
185,
p.
by
principal
major
mercl&ndismg campaign
Wis.,
i
on
Major Merchan¬
■
behalf of color television will
April 22, and extended to other
on
amount
Co.
Net
—V.
rev.
M.
Loeb,
&
Co
...
Inc.
Blair & Co
Ellis & Simmons—
Blunt
Inc.
—:
Burnham
50,000
50.000
»
.
&
Co
&
Byllesby
M.
H.
100.000
(Inc.)
Centrai
Republic Co.
!
tine.)
Coffin
Inc
Burr,
&
Julien
Collins
Co..
& Co...
Dick
&
Podesta &
—
364,450
Inc.
& Dominick—
Read & Co.,
Dominick
Doolittie & Co.—
Drexel
Co..
&
Securities
375,000
Co
&
ry.
oper.
$69,608
26,063
ry. oper.
Inc.
income..
Chapman & Co.
Farwell.
The
First
Corp..
Boston
Co.,
Fulton
Reid
Garrett
&
Inc.
Sons.
&
Harriman
51,494
Havden,
&
Ripley
Li
Inc.
.
Stone
200,000;
250,000
Friedrichs
The
Sacramento Northern
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
$156,749
$166,936
$325,465
165,272
182,586
" "" 343,062
Net rev. from ry. opers.
*$8,523
•$15,650
•$17,597
♦$77,639
39,147
41,843
79,181
128,552
ry.
oper.
deficit
185,
-
p.
1280.
&
Co
&
Co.
Kuha. Loeb & Co
100,000
50,000
375,800.
50,00(T
500,000
.
Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co.
Wertheim & Co
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter & Co
Wood, Gundy & Co.. Inc.
Harold E. Wood & Co
Ladenburg. Thalm?nn &
Co,.'—
Fox
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stone & Webster
Securities Corp
Thomas & Co
Spencer Trask & Co
Day
Underwood,
•
125,000
Lemon
250,00
200,00
200,00
125,00*
100,00'
250,00
125,00
50,00
50,00
200,00
250,00*
125,00'
50,00'
250.000
200,00'
100,00
375,00*
100,00'
100,00
100,00'
50,00
50,00
375,00
50,00
200,0
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
T
Company,
Kidder, Peabody & Co..
Kirknatrick-Pettis Co
-
•Deficit.—V.
Kuttoo
Illinois
-
"
50,000
250,000
Co
Kalman & Company, Inc.
$311,789
389,428
Net
&
Inc
Ry. operating expenses—
operating
E.
Johnston,
1957—2 Mos —1956
-
25&.000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
185, p. 1280.
—
William R. Staats,& Co.
Stein Bros, & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
375,000
Co....
&
125,000
500,000
125,000
100,000
375,000
100,000
250,000
Weeks.—'
&
-
Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co
Co.,
—
Hornblower
125.00
100,0"
50,
Shearson, Hammill &:
200,000
Corp
$159,669
46,904
Inc
Equitable Securities
$853,810
694.141
30,473
50,000
;
—
125,00'
250,0"
100,0
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Eppler. Guerin & Turner,
1957—2 Months—1956
$132,330
Rotan. Mosle & Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co..
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc..
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
Hallgarten & Co..—
$84,052
50.000 '
200.000
500.000
250,000
100.000
250.000
-
Merle-Smith
&
Dillon,
& Curtis
Piper. Jaffray &
Hopwood
—
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Putnam & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
Reynolds & Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc
Rodman & Renshaw
250.000
250,000
125.000
200,000
100,000
100,000
<
Co
Clarke & Co—
W.
John
&
Dodge
Clark,
Newhard. Cook & Co..—
Pacific Northwest Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Co.
50,00
375,00
100,00
Inc
The Milwaukee Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
New York Hanseatic
Corp
:
Co.,
&
Slocumb
Brush.
Co
,
—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane—
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
50,000
200.000
i
Sons.."..
&
Brown
50,00
McMaster Hutchinson &
375.000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Alex.
50.00
100,00
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.
375,000
125.000
125,000
125.000
Inc.
Inc
Co.,
125.00
250,000
Becker & Co.,
&
—
McDonald-Moore & Co..
McDonnell & Co
100.000
Stearns & Co
G.
A.
50,000
50,000
125.000
Burge & Kraus
J. Barth & Co
Ball,
Bear,
250,000
200,000
50.00'
125,0
125.000
————-
Sirnonds & Co
Baker,
Rhoades
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
McCormick & Co
McDonald <fc Co
Co.,
&
Baird
W.
Robert
Lehman
to purchase,
Manley, Bennett & Co..
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
275.000
125,000
125,000
Whipple & Co.
Bacon.
Ry.—Earnings—
from
and
Carl
250.000
Glore, Forgan & Co
Net
Inc.,
2,091.000
—
Robert
$880,325
747,995
Co.,
2,091.000
American Securities Corp.
purchase
$421,431
337,379
&
below:
Lazavd Freres <fc Co.—— $375,000
Lee Higginson Corp..
250,000
Allyn & Co., Inc
&
for whom
the underwriters,
set opposite its name
Sachs & Co.—$2,093,000
Halsey. Stuart & Co. Inc.
Brothers
Lehman
Mr. Cope in 1885 and
Baird. Jr. from 1934
1957—Month—1956
of
Stuart
of debentures
1048.
$434,058
each
350,000 shs.
agreed to sell to each of the
the
Granbery. Marache & Co.
Rutland
and
Halsey,
Co.,
&
has
company
below,
named
Sachs
25,000,000
500,000 shs.
-
representatives, has severally agreed
has been
owned
and
operated by
Edgar W.
until his
death early this year.
The firm has been a leading manufacturer
of special products for the
electrical industry.
In 1948, it pioneered
the
development
of expanded
steel cable troughs,
a
product now
widely used by electric utilities and many industries as a
wiring
system.
Other products currently produced include cable pulling de¬
vices and certain tools
and equipment used for the installation and
maintenance
of
underground electrical transmission and distribution
J.
Not limited
1977—
$50,000,000
Brothers are acting as
Courts
negotiations
1,
Outstanding"
Authorized
Not limited
($100 par)......
UNDERWRITERS—The
equipment and other assets of T. J. Cope. Inc.. Collegeville.
Pa., effective April 1, according to a joint statement made on April 1
by H. T. Dyett, Chairman of the Board and A. D. R. Fraser, President.
Ry.
A
debs, due May
,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
:-'v
Capital stock
plant,
T.
GIVING
debentures due 1972—
A. C.
billion
Roebuck & Co.
■./,
;
4%?*
135, p. 1048.
completed
just
over $3.5
were
Sears
retail stores and more than 750
offices throughout the United States, its territories and
sales
Goldman,
installment
717
plants,
order
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Acquires Pennsylvania Firm—
corporation
1957.
31,
Jan.
ended
year
mail
possessions.
Co..
Rome Cable
Period End. Feb. 28—
185, p. 1279.
in Milwaukee,
3be launched
fiscal
Cruttenden,
4
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Total sales of
11
operates
receivables
credit sales totaled $1,039,128,814 in 8,857,764
arising from
the
during
under
Co.
&
1957. Sears' outstanding
Jan. 31,
On
1937.
since
banks
to
Roebuck
those under which Sears has sold
similar to
arrangements
will be used to purchase
Sears,
from
receivables
installment
customer
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
1957—2 Months—1956
Radio Corp. of America—To Launch
-
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the offering
Calif.
Period End. Feb. 28—
dising Campaign for Color Television—
was organized last November as a whollyRoebuck & Co., the world's largest general
organization.
In March, 1957, Sears increased
investment in the Acceptance Corp. from $35,000,000 to
of Sears,
subsidiary
Boettcher & Co
corporation entered the daily auto
the opening of a multi-million dollar
to May 1, 1967. On and
the option of the company
merchandising
William
Rollins Leasing Corp.,
prior
BUSINESS—Corporation
retail
Blair
1280.
185, p.
redeemable
not
are
face
owned
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue
Lehman Brothers
4.70% to maturity.
Thi*
the books closed.
yield
to
date, they may be redeemed at
amount and accrued interest.
that
their
W.
Net
debentures
The
after
at
Bache
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Offered
syndicate managed by Goldman, Sachs
interest,
accrued
Goldman.
C.
Washington, D.
*v
offering was oversubscribed and
underwriters
(pel.)—New Chairman Elected—
Resort Airlines, Inc.
Brig.
Co.
10 placed on the market $25,000,000 of 4%%
debentures due May 1, 1977 at 99% and
April
season
of the steamers
Tom M. Girdler, which were
vessels from Wilson Marine
i
7
■
Acceptance Corp.—Debentures
Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; and
a
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses-
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
in
ore
capacity
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
•!'
,
catalog
April 9.
will be
oji
vessels
The
stock
made on April II by White, Weld &
share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents
It was completed.—V. 185, p. 489.
share.
accounts.
corporation has doubled the carrying capacity of its Great
ore
fleet with "the purchase of six vessels from Wilson
Marine Transit
Co. of Cleveland,
Thomas F. Patton, President, an¬
iron
with
$1,048,292
442.564
1279.
Pioneer
More Vessels—
Republic Steel Corp.—Buys Six
This
Lakes
Offering—
Corp.—Secondary
Petroleum
offering of 9,500 shares of common
was
receivables,
This
$974,055
429,720
$295,073
95,669
Income
oper.
was
Rental Field—
$515,630
220,557
$489,181
also announced that Mr. Wildes will
affairs of the company.—V. 185, p, 1390.
created office. It
continue actively in the
extremely advanced
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
325.000-kilowatts
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue-™
been
has
who
newly
supercritical
in 1959, and the second in 1960, will incorporate
ctesigns and unique features.—V. 185, p. 980.
Piedmont
Wildes,
H.
William
in the firm's
told stockholders on
high degree of pros¬
-■::V
1,863,463
.-V
subordinated
month
been elected President, succeeding
named Chairman of the Board, a
has
Vice-President,
Miller.
D.
pressures and temperatures, will be
These two units, the first of which is scheduled for operation
operating
each,
Rincliffe said,
share
new
items
generating
for
Mr.
one
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Republic Natural Gas
six
Plans Additional Financing
for any
largest
the
were
Henry H. Reichhold, President,
said that it was a good sign for a
perity throughout the year.—V. 185, p. 1157.
to Permian's Andrews
Permian will purchase the facili¬
the construction
County (Texas) compressor station.
ties
temporary
built by the
March
history,
9.1, He
April
C.
facilities
units will be added
horsepower
1,350
two
compressor
in
Sales
30-year
Sales—
Chemicals, Inc.—Reports Record
Reichhold
position.—V. 185, p. 13,56.
has granted this company
Federal Power Commission
The
authority to acquire and
Phillips Petroleum Co.
943,084
Sears Roebuck
on
$4,407,341
$4,022,438
1,582,120
$2,266,203
799,019
Jacinto
(par $1)
1957—2 Months—1956
$5,648,312 $11,126,372 $11,242,527
3.382,109
7,103,934
6,835,186
$2,000,085
at $35.75 per
&
$105,001,
ended Feb. 28, 1957, was-
equal to 14 cents a share on 750,000 common shares outstanding, L. E.
Weiss, President, has announced.
Earnings before taxes were $178,185 on net sales of $1,443,885 for
the
period.
Redondo, an affiliate of Texas Industries, Inc., Dallas,
became a publicly-owned company in September, 1955.—V. 184, p. 328.
549,057
1957—Month—1956
3,485,619
ry. oper.
secondary
per
\ -v ;V.
$199,230
30,317
income—
1280.
oper.
185, p.
—A nation-wide
Co.—Acquisition—
Basin Pipeline
Permian
in charge of opera¬
presently Vice-President
A
1280.
p.
Redondo Tile
the following major
tions, to be Executive Vice-President, a new
■
$11,092,080 $11,352,627 $23,242,933 $22,801,044
8,679,769
8,557,348
18,526,086 17,445,335
revenue—
Railway
-
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
ry,
San
MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO
FOR
Net
—V.
$272,823
72,794
$-5,485,704
expenses.
oper.
Net rev. from
Ohio RR., has
Co. to succeed
Board of Berks
Texas
On
is
of the board of directors
Mr. Oates also stated that the members
Illinois and Natural Gas Pipeline
Gas,
of
board
the
to
Mr.
succeed
to
Simpson,
Railway oper.
been
Bjork as President of the parent company
to the Peoples Gas integrated system is. Joseph J. Hedrick, now Presi¬
dent
of
Peoples'
large pipeline subsidiaries, Texas Illinois Natural
Gas Pipeline Co. and Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America.
Remick McDowell,
Vice-President in charge of finance and public
Elected
President of the Baltimore &
of,, directors of Reading
Dr. Walter A. Rigg, of Reading, Pa., Chairman of the
County Trust Co., who resigned because of ill health.E.
elected
EARNINGS
elected Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer, effective June 1. after having been President since 1952.
He
will succeed James F. Oates, Jr., who will leave as of that date to
become
President! and Chief Executive Officer of the Equitable Life
-Assurance Society of the United States in New York.
has
Bjork,
I.
Elected to Board—
Reading Co.—Simpson
Howard
been
Period End. Feb. 28—
Announced—•
Changes in Personnel
Eskil
Railway
$115,995
26,829
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Louis
St.
Railway oper. revenue—
authorized
are
new
income
S820.086
547,263
$748,837
269,297
1280.
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
above.—V. 182, p. 1118.
Instrument Corp.
General
185,
$385,292
$134,693
33,830
expenses.
oper.
ry.
—V.
York
New
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
$404,301
263,608
revenue—
oper.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Co., Inc.—Control Acquired—
Radio Receptor
See
1.230.203 shares currently outstanding.
The company
certificates for the additional shares are to be mailed
stockholders May 8. The split is the first in the gas utility's 102-
there
and
1,539,912
Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
St.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
developed and tested jointly by the
Veterans Administration Hospital,
the Radio Corp. of America.—V. 185, p. 1519.
. ■
been
has
pill"
"radio
The
Rockefeller
648,583
$3,213,238
$3,042,721
1,258,805
$1,617,163
754,586
$1,553,507
1280.
p.
for Medical Research Work—
tract, the new "pill" is a
one and one-eighth inches long and four-tenths of
diameter.
It is the world's smallest FM radio broadcast
in
inch
i85,
ry. oper.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
signals to medical researchers as it
body was demonstrated for the first time
in
reseaich
for
capsule
Designed
expenses.
Net rev. from
Net
pill" that sends out FM
"radio
A
passes through the human
in New York City on April
$9,219,249
7,665.742
Railway oner, revenue.,-
Railway oper.
1957—2 Months—1956
$9,393,399 $19,178,938 $19,019,773
7,776,236 16,136,217
15,806.535
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
-
•.
The
the
in the Milwaukee area.
Developed
Pill'
'Radio
as
station.
Coke Co.—Split Voted—
Peoples Gas Light &
The
with
and RCA Victor products
an
.....
through the
Taylor
Extending
oneratlon
plastic
722.
185, p.
$1,328,000—V.
'
"Milwaukee's Carnival of Color,"
advertising and promotion techniques.
month of May, it will be conducted in coElectric Co.. authorized distributor of RCA
campaign, to he known
embrace a
wide range of
The
Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis-San Francisco
late Summer and Fall, It was
Bennett, Vice-President in charge
the
by Martin F.
5
Merchandising..
of
of
corporation operates 12 small loan offices in the states
Utah, Kansas, New York and Wyoming.
the promissory notes are issued by People s Finance Corp.,
the proceeds will be applied initially to the reduction of
As at Jan. 31, 1957, People's Finance Corporation had a net worth
The
April
on
during
country
the
announced
....
Colorado,
.
Monday, April 15, 195T
.,.
(17.92)
—V. 185, p. 1520,
200,00
50,00
125,00
200,00
250,00
375,00
250,0"
250,00
50,00
Volume 185
Number 5629 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1793),
Servomechanisms,
A
Inc.—New
division,
component
new
Components
specializing in
Division—
out in the
products,
film
vacuum
on
has
teen announced by Harold R. Larsen, Vice-President and General Man¬
ager of the Components Group.
■
The new division, known as the Vacuum Film Products
Division, is
located
The
in
El
mew
facture
of electronic
niques.—V. 185,
Product
components
utilizing
manu¬
film deposition
vacuum
tech¬
barrels
Expanding its diversification program
industry, this corporation on April 12
Mate, Inc., of Los Angeles, Calif.
Baby
Inc.,
Mate,
"laths,
leading
a
Leon
Proisler,
founder
of
The
promising
a
announced
growth
new
daily
against
as
purchase
of
subsidiary
of
Baby
baby
strollers
Siegltr,
of
John
and
G.
Mate,
will
Inc.,
serve
baby
j
/
the subsidiary and Robert Purcell, Executive Vice-President
will become President of the newly purchased facility.
Terms of the acquisition were not revealed.
dent, of
of
to
rose
ments,
1955.
the
•
company's
capital
1955.
over
United
outlays
Of
States
In
1956
last
year's
the
and
balance
totaled
total,
$328,750,000
three-fourths
divided
and
L.
Nickerson,
results
States
increased
in
$2,500,000,000
crude-oil
to
and
because
recent
was
production
of
Mobil,
attributed
,
the
these
for
increased
ability
company's
additions
In
years.
spent
Socony
the
to
its
to
properties
these
more
puted
Jan.
of
155%,
refinery
per
dividends
in
rate
The
,
1956
pared
with
85%
runs
of
increased
consolidation
net
oi
earnings
43,797,585
the
paid
in, 1955.
closed
in
1955.
the
over
1956
previous
to
:
share.
per
the
details,
:
fcaid
plan.—V.. 135,
826.
p.
.-.Southern ;Co.—Stock
eompany on
•%••'
"'
Plans
at $20 per
/
,
share,
common
v
the
Co.—Earnings-— '
revenue—
Railway
expenses.
oper.
185.
31.992,557
Net
rev.
>$7,233,552
ry. oper.
185, p.
1323.
Southern
....'
..
...
„
revenue-^
$21,193,535
Net
j
rev.
expenses.
15,026,502
from ry. oper.
$6,167,033
Net ry.
income_x_
3,003,036
oper.
•—V-185,
:•'*-
1390.
p.
"
for
Chicago 90,
Net
.
placed
period
31,321,111
31,309.958
May
on
111.—'V.s-184,
1957,
p.
income
$310,452
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from
U.
p.
with
$527,645
$552 004
339.254
' $89,570
$188,391
$197,089
61,652
49,989
76,447
Spokane, Portland &
Period End. Feb. 28—
Seattle
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
2.0.->q
"
-1,821,429
3,727,937
3.717,561
$706,196
$466,397
$1,241,572
natural
'
'
The
'' 397,675
155,046
497,886
620,675
income
oper.
185,
p.
$5,045,547
Blaw-Knox
Co.
185,
p.
9,618,391
and
—Record
consumer
Jersey)—Sets
oil
and
demands for energy, reflecting con¬
tinued Economic growth in many areas of the free
world,
brought activities ?o£ this company and its consolidated
.,
affiliates, to
-n*w
high*levels last
year.
This
was
pointed
: *
'*•
-
a<-\
•
,V
>
<
which ad¬
Committee
Advisory
the
to
elected
been
that,'"in his
stated
'
•
-
.
profits' per share for 135T
reported»for : 1956.—
opinion,
than the
v"' -.-V "
higher
substantially
1324/
p.'
of
first
the
,
currently
Shovel
Thew
$2.46
ahead, of those
running slightly
construction
year.
when Thew achieved the
for 1.757 should match those of 1956
highest sales volume in its history.
,
.
.
the
was
presented
opinion
company
traditional
its
product as
product is a)li<kl
The
diversification.
of
from
befbre
by C.
will "announce" a~ n'cW
soon
new
shovels
and
power
cranes.
a
,v
•■»
♦
in its
step
a
'
-
,u,
B. Smythe, 'President,
the' New .-York Society of Security Analysts on April 9.
•<
This
to
but quite
It
will serve
large and popular market and production" kind-sales • areeexpected!
bt well under way in the last quarter of this year.—V. 185, p. 1562.
to
$2,180,990
j
Levely4
High
are
Barring a considerable decline in lb*
and highway building programs, sales and ea<n-
last
quarter
program
•
$5.16
losses
sub¬
of
Products,: Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Thompson
SBC
corporation on April 8 filed a registration statement with tho
covering 125,000 shares of its $5 par common stock. These shatea
are
gas
r■
to
against. 68,533
barrels In
the
same
into consideration the/statutory deple¬
depletion, a provision for estimated
made
was
for
the
';
current
both
is
period.
••.
■.
103rd
Talcott
in
the
10%
Up
annual
1956
year.""
acquired
I
-
$635,437,000
Inc;
IS fh
position
a
to
provide
Transmission
From Common
Co.—Authorized
Sources
Continental
are
The
Atlantic
Production
of
Co.,
Oil
Co.
from
gas
requested
the
the
Tidewater
Bartlesville,
the
The
authority
proposed
to
producers
•viated
its
line
main
system.
Ten¬
to grant temporary authoriza¬
The
FPC
on
March
29
granted
to construct and operate certain
application but did not include the pro¬
facilities.
line.
examiner's decision is subject to review by the FPC
exception by any of the parties within 10 days or on
Skyscraper—
the
option
Cleveland,
International
,
ing
the
the
of ;ithe
site
!
in tho summer of 1958.
for completion
will
office
his.
that
said
Realty
transmit
Greyhound
,
purchased frdm' the International Properties jCo,
last
May 'announced
plans to construct the
Tower
at
the site.
Principals of this company includ-
firm
will
Terminal
Bus
title
take
notices
to
to
vacate
the
to
Building.—V.
/
with
!
a
approximately
encompassing
building
identified
be
to
•
erect
would
'
'
Tishman
Tower
Mr.
t|ia$
which
feet.
then
International
projected
was
Tishman
conditioned
of tho
and East Ninth 3treets in Cleveland, Ohio.
option will be exercised immediately and
R. C. Carpenter,
President, will. continue
project and will act as rental agents; ,;
Mr.
acquisition
April 8
announced
the
is scheduled
building
The
ol
that
said
be a|lesuimne*
:
.
President,
Tishman,
to
purchase
Building at Superior
Tishman
"
space
a
new $10,000,000
Tishman corporation.
Bujld
.
in Cleveland, Ohio, will
skyscraper to be started this
office
by
the
.
Co., Inc.—To
Construction
&
new
option
,
Co.,
Tennessee
pending
in
into
of
shortage
Norman
and
authorization
Realty
New Cleveland
•
Okla.
Simpson conditioned
f
of
tons
.
Buy
Oil
long
Tishman
said.
Commission
these
construct
upon
Commission's
own
motion
within
10
days
thereafter.
to
commence
will
Tennessee
or
of the
If
20
no
review
day period.
the terms of the producer contracts deliveries to Tennessee
cheduled
four-fifths
be
of
Thereafter
1,000,000
gas
•
Offshore Louisiana
and
slated to be finished within the next few months.
are
sulfur unit can produce up to
elemental sulfur a day. % In solid form, this, is
enough to make a block 30-feet; long;"20 feet wide and 10 feet high.
—v. 185, p. 1681. ••••\
,
yy; •
^
|
firm,
Co,j. .of, Dallas. -Tex^s;
Refining
plant is the eighth manufacturing unit to go "oil stream"
barrel-a-day refinery, / Three more, still under con¬
J30.000
'
air400.000 square
20-story
*
property within 3Q).'days and
present tenants of the forme*
185,
1562.
p.
presiding
less.
is
•
working
to
"
j
Designed by Ralph M. Parsons Co., the
by
Examiner Ewing G.
of
the
340
financing as "lending funds on a secured
accounts receivable, assigned with recourse,
fixed assets, or other collateral.'^—V. 185, p. 1432.
Gas
*
•■
Co.—Sulfur Plant in Operation—
eijch
sulfur
The
-
receivables
the
•••
molten sulfur to fill eight tank cars, can be produced
sulfur recovery plant, latest unit, to be placed in oj>era(his company's Delaware -refinery south of Wilmington.
j
at
struction,
.
,
in
;
-■
-X
.
and
1951
key employees of tln»4;
the
at
at
of
report
company's
the
Enough
day
factoring and commercial financing
suggested
under
subscription
for
Tidewater Oil
;
•
.
offered
be
Stock Option Plans lor officers and other
and Its subsidiaries.—V. 184, p, 2840.,
1956
company
cost
initiated, the decision becomes final at the end
1958,
New High Marks
has
offshore
either
day
(New
been
has
portfolio under the company's Pension Program.
different
the
1,
Nov.
1957.
required
to
maximum
From
take
1,
Nov.
175,000,000
efficient
rate
of
1957
flow,
Nov.
to
cubic
feet
1,
cubic
Tennessee
feet
for
originally in place
The
trillion
.dedication
.cubic
before/Aug.
feet
1,
whichever
the
with
the
and.
or
will be required to take, or pay for,
8,000,000,000 cubic feet of recoverable
the dedicated
under
1957,
trillion cubic feet
in
very
Aug.
contracts
right
1,
to
1958
up
to
apDlicants
additional
subject to several
maximum
a
to
dedicate
reserves
conditions,
certain
up
of
on
to
Empire
two
or
one
additional
Oils,
Securities and
This
April
company
9,
1957,
Ltd.,
Calvary,
Canada—Registers
Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of its $1.25 par common stock.
stock for subscription by .its
28, 1957, at the rate of on© ;
teach
six
shares
then
held.
The subscription
filed
covering
a
436,291
company
proposes
to offer this
—common
stockholders of record March
additional
share
lor
price Is to be $2.50 per share (Canadian).
Net
reserves.
is
Trans
With
The
per
"
Standard Oil Co.
.-'''n1
1
'
'
Board of the Marine Midland
elected to the Executive
the
York,
New
second
250,000
$24.87
$250,000
that
producers
has
to
The
are
1561,
|
Southern
the
be
The
the granting by the FPC of a certificate to Tennessee authorizing
and operation of facilities enabling Tennessee to take
Unde£
(Indiana)—Unit to Expand—
above.—V.
16,304,893
construction
the
1561.
Standard Oil Co.
15,384,674
11,351,123
depreciation,
Hydro-Chemical
Chairman of
Winding,
of
Pollock
184;
tugs
on
Commission Presiding Examiner has filed a
deci¬
authorizing
four independent
producers
to
sell
to this company from common sources offshore Louisiana.
Service
facilities
is
See
of
security
Houston;
Presiding
posed
ry.
J. • McPherson was elected
was formerly President
Research & Engineering Co.
McPherson
Mr.
Treasurer.
Hugh
Thew Shovel Co.—Sales at
Power
gas
four
of
Cities
$1,327,986
ev6
that
Calif.
A.
Wood
A.
Sales
commercial
Gas
temporary
1,705,863
—V.
V.
conditionally
tion
expenses.
Nef
W.
J
virtually - any manufacturing" or disttibutirig
growth potential," a spokesman for the company
as
Federal
A
nessee
^Net rev. from ry. oper.
<
and
Manager of
Jose,
Co.
ministers
$28,104,274
-
Vice-President for the past,
\
Executive
been
announced
also
Committee:
./".J
1957—2 Months—1956
revenue..
$2.VH
has
Green
,
''
871,010
of
sound
using
$4.^69.509
oper.
San
Mr.
1,054,496
!.
$10,500,088
'
James Talcott,
defined
-
upon
'
Railway oper.
•
of
lne:f" now in Jts
need's
deliveries
S2.4
interest
new
barrels
of
.
shows
report
a
sion
the
Railway
Co., Inc.—New Pres.—
Chairman of the Board of Directors, on April <4,
Green has been elected; President of the
William HI.
Feb. 29,'56
Talcott, Inc.—Receivables Acquired
Tennessee
90,414
"
Mr.
Charles
$36,431,389 $27,233,264
.
C*
:
from
excess
and/br inventory,
v
354,915
$134,102
'
•»..
—
taxes
Talcott,
He
basis,
•
$267,073
ry. oper.
1323.
1680.
p.
Pollock,
that
Pollock
Trust
.
$37,485,885
for .depletion,
credit structure
8.
operations,
'
income—
oper.
185,
185,
years.
this
of
during 1956, an increase of approximately 10%_ over the previous year.
"Tnrough its tested yet flexible factoring and commercial financing
both
Net
4«.
tax__—x
growing importance of
the
The
Months—1956
177,503
revenue^.
activities
Feb. 28,'57
wellS4.JjLui.tl_4,^-:-vi
of
After, taking
in
367.
p.
Natural
oper.
capital structure consists of 10.020,000 shares
its only outstanding security; for many years it, has
Glass Manufacturing
B.
General
and
;/ Vf
abandonments,
73,279
year.
-
Railway
three
approximately 42,000
being erected "by
Uris
building
—
income
184,
James
•
•
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
End. Feb. 28— •/ " .1957^-'Month—1956"
1957—2
**
dividend since the initial
quarterly
a
company's
stock,
company.
City, N. Y., have
President, who said that
debentures ^
production
(James)
$2,200,000 first mortgage and collateral trust bonds due
Jan. L, 1965.—V. 171, p. 2405.
s
, \
-
of
For
of
LiJUw-,
provisions
was
last
The
in
r.
i Period
■'/*;•-•'/•' •y''.
omitted
never
debt.—V.
no
rlon
6,802,896
1.
pilot
'
Federal
;
redeniDtion
The
eapital
Island
Long
.4
shars
per
allowance
tion
$45,263,283
Corp.—Bonds Sold
Privately—
it was announced on April 10, has
through Reynolds & Co., an issue of
privately,
share.
V;/."
income *_
income
Mexico.
agreement
an
The
7,323,823
$44,877,441
6,556,127
has
Thatcher
Headquarters—-
.
Federal
for
has
operate
1921,
Franklin
properties was prim¬
arily responsible for the increase of $10,602,000 in gross operating
income.
Production and other operating expenses increased $1,404,000
over
the prior period.
Average daily net production of erude oil and
-. ,
•
in
announced
(Calif.)—Earnings Sharply Higher—
costs
and
and
NOTE:—Net
Southwestern. States
corporation,
offering
per
and. executive
'J 34-story
new
: vv
drilling
•Including
capital
This
of
a
66,111,746
next, $500,000
<4 its4!A% sinking fund debentures due 1976 gt 100.67%
plus accrued
interest.
Payment, will be made at The Northern Trust Co., 50 So.
LaSalle-Sb,
share.
"
Net
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
has called
company
public
$14.50
ijL
loans
the Gulf of
to
and dividends paid through March 15, 1957 have
totaled $391,7G7,500.
In 1955 and 1956, dividend payments were $2 per
t*,y
condensate
3,306,865
.♦•;
Southern Union
The
the
on
from
income
rentals
bank
in
Ltd.
of Canada,
has reported a profit in each year since it began opera¬
1956, gross revenues'of the company amounted to
net income to $28,136,000,. compared with $93,589,000
and
Gulf
Texas
payment
$6,771,427 $13,556,330 $13,953,325
-
Co.
respectively in 1955.
Rising depreciation and amorti¬
provisions and lower profit margins in recent years reflect botli
Mr.
City
__i
"Lease
—V.
•
Nickel
In
1919. '
nation's
of
program.
In addition,
which It plans to develop,,
domes
midway through the year.
|
•
exploration
being developed and mined. In addition, 1956 results were affected by
sharply higher exploration expenses—over $1,500,000 higher than 1955.
after taxes—and by lower-profits from
foreign sales resulting from
lower volume and
the reduced export prices which became effective
1561.
•—— —»■■..*»
Intangible
6,733,640
its
other
off-shore locations
larger capital 'outlays and higher operating costs of the hew domes now
V'j
■
Total
it
1954, Jtas
$32,356,000
and
with $35,300,000
compared
in
zation
Norman E. Alexander,
a
signed
leasq to occupy
the
Balance
1957—2 Months—1956
$22,374,341
.15,602,914
1956,
51%,
principal
and
plants
processes to feclaim sulphur from refinery and smelter
is actively exploring lor sulphur and sulphur-bearing ores
Brunswick, Alaska and in various other parts of the world.
$84,573,000
.
Miscellaneous
:
1957—Month—1956
Engineering Co.,
tion
of
27%
of
two
two
recovers sulphur from sour natural gas,
The company
operating income
;
$53,921,836 $43,320,008
operating,
geological,
geophysical,
taxes and general and administrative expenses
17,490,447
16,086,744
•"j
66,131,953
3,730,016
; .'
i
&
Gross
Railway—Earnings—
.Period End. Feb;28—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
«:
'
for
accounted
discovered
on
1943
3939,
output.
and
New
in
before.
year
v;-
sulphur from Boling Dome, Spindletop and.
and began Operations on a Mexican dome in
these four domes have been discovered sine©
result
a
.
investigate
gases
Production,
$8.036,91S $14,109,976 $15,644,574
oper,*/income3,622,972
ry.
—V.
from
in
closed
sidiaries.
Net
from the
as
International
with
to
Three of
II
•
,
with totkl book assets at the end of
largest producer of native sulphur.
years, 1933,
of domestic
50%
in Texas,
has
30
past
taken leases
The company
for capital equipment
14%
States
Six Months Ended—
>
$80,241,929 $81,756,320
32,609,263
United
administrative
1432.
p.
1
offering.
produces
all
War
should
1957—2 Months—1956
$39,226,109 $40,646,181
in
Wiliiarrt
the world's
than
*
'v
equities
y
1957—Month—1956
.
Railway oper.
V
'
p.
Superior Oil Co.
Frovis'ion
Southern -Pacific
'' Period End. Feb. 28—
1956, up
of Esso Research
York
New
by
has
succeed
to
1680.
p.
Co.—Large
Company,
is
the
less
1957.
Gulf
has
and
this
?•..
Hie proceeds from this financing will be Invested in
the company's operating subsidiaries.—V. 185, p. 1390.
World
Texas
of
for
Gulf
Bluff,
need
the
supplies of crude oil
Brother.": at 750 Third Ave., between 46th and 47th Sts., New York, N. Y.
stock'to stockholders
■■
■•
to
feet
square,
or
share.'
with
company
This
common stock at
all
move
Chemical
Sun
1,448,037 shares, Was subscribed for
t.o»the close of the subscription period on April 4.
The remaining 3.9% of the offering <59,267
shares) was
purchased by-an underwriting group headed by The ::
First Boston Corp. and reoffered intially at $21.50 per *
**■
the
adequate
four
February,
in
income.
the
only
Texas
;■
gas.
in
been
V. 185,
announced
V been
—V.
of
to
•
a
Sulphur
Vice-President
April 8 announced that 96.1% of the offer¬
ing of 1,507,304 shares of
:
.y,*,,/.
Subscriptibns-t-Qfficials
185,
Sulphur
$125,879,000,
accounted
pointed
trend
Gulf
Gulf
of
Moss
President,
continuing upward
Sun Chemical Corp.—To Move
corporation
and
Cameron,
—
have
see
East
,
•
corporation and its Employees' Savings rian on April 10 filed
a registration statement
with the SEC covering $19,440,000 of Interests
in
the
Savings Plan together
with
300,000 shares
of
the
$15
par
capital stock of the company which may be acquired
pursuant
to
,
In
Total
X
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
Texas
1956
place privately, through
books
resigned.—'V.
net proceeds of the
Eastman
Corp.
Camei'on,
*"
direct holdings of Gulf Oil Corp. which will receive the
com¬
while
1955,
in
Finance
215,270 shares of
This
•
and
1432.
&
Jr.,
April 8 made
eapital stock
Offering Completed — It was an¬
nounced
on
April 3 by the underwriters, headed by
VGlore, Forgan & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., that
of $590,352,161, an
Shareholders' equity
$47.36
to
and
Stouffer
assets
year.
185, p.
Loan
Wez7
1562.
p.
Carter, III, has been elected President
Francis,
had
Divi¬
'
with net current
1956
consolidated
Rathbone,
the
assure
$44,000,000
were
so-called
185,
Completed—The
share¬
Johnston, Lemon &
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., an
issue of $6,000,000 promissory notes due April 1, 1972.—
V. 184, p. 2840,
shares
$87,455,170
affiliate,
1955,—V.
Co.
outstanding at the
with $4.76 in 1955."
shareholders in
1956 totaled
Mobil
over
to
from the rest of the Western Hemisphere
Hemisphere 22%'.' -:•*-'■'•• V'
expenditures
ranged to
com¬
$208,347,039.
were
total,
Eastern
the
Secondary Offering
First Boston Corp. and associates ori
secondary offering of 1,200,759 shares of
(no par) at $28.87V2 per share.
It was
quickly oversubscribed. The stock represents the entire
,
Corp.—Notes Placed Privately
—The company, it was announced on April 11, has ar¬
effective
accounts
oil
operations
the
State
in., 1950, jcompq^d
$2,074,151,589, or
$2,819,613,531 at Dec. 31.;
reached
assets
in
product
and
$249,503,667,
that
than
share paid in 1955 were continued at the
on the enlai*ged
number of shares outstanding as a
stock dividend paid oh June 18, 1956.
gross
income in 1956 totaled $2,793,684,840, com¬
$9,760,495
during
of
1S5G
for
consolidated net
from
research
per
$2,500,505,822
The company
increase
for
1955
Socony
to
increase
$2.50
company's
$5,70
to
paid
15%
a
result.of .the .2.5'?
y
world-wide
amounted
totaling
same
.
of
earnings
the same basis,
share, based on the
$100,643,445,
dends
net
On
1956,
Cash
•
basis
1950.
Earnings
end
the
on
1,
reports
search
Research
,
Mobil
the
Jersey affiliates spent $1,083,000,000
1956
from
and
-
world-wide
sales 60%.
Socony
shareholders
to
consolidated
the
meet this
and invest¬
decade, in which
the company's
past
of
$838,700,000
petroleum products confronted
the
the
Earnings
to
purposes,
from
1956
investments1 were $7,281,833,000 in
incxea.spg^^rolevj[tU^£r-ji«ld.-both in-the
abroad
demand
made
ments
President, of
primarily
and
'
was nearly $275 million more
Outlays of this type scheduled
for 1957 amount to an additional $1,250,000,000. >' •
.7
W
> The
company's report showed that total revenues from sales and
*
Albert
'
dividends
as against $1,948,500,payments were equivalent to $11.03 per share—
payments to shareholders and more than double
1956
dividend
letter
for
in
than
Mobil
United
in
making heavy investments to
products in the future,
and
in
almost', equally
oil
record
the
Last year,
between
Hemisphere and the rest of the Western Hemisphere.
produced, transported,
refined
and marketed
more
during 1956 than ever, befor^,,earned more, and;paid •out more in
dividends to its shareholders and in wages to Its employees.
Socony
in
for
the Eastern
;
'
1956.
which
employee benefit costs
employee payroll and benefit costs.Holman, chairman, and M. J.
demand
23%
a
spent
was
10,
from
company,
Eugene
out
This
company
in reporting to 200,000 shareholders on
results for
1956, expects its capital expenditures for 1957 to be a record $475,000,000.
As in the past,
the larger part of these funds will be used for
oil exploration and production.
the
parent
all-time high of $2,171,400,000
an
The
in
areas.—V.
Texas
was
$905,600,000
reached
000 in
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Plans Large Expenditures
1957—Reports Record Earnings—
; ' ;
»
increase
H.
share,
per
emoloyees, world-wide, increased to 156,000 from 153.000.
Income and operating taxes, together with
import duties, consumer
taxes, and other payments to the United States and foreign govern¬
five times the
The
$4.11
or
drilling
Mexico,
William T.
before.
year
outstanding at the end of the year.
$709,310,000, or $3.61 per share, adjusted for
split effective Feb.
the
the
to $808,535,000,
each 12 months
during the period Aug. 1^
Delivery to Tennessee will be effected at the
platforms located on the Continental Shelf In thq
1967.
Texas Fund, Inc.—New President Elected—>
the number of
manufacturing
facilities,
located
at
4585
Alameda
Street in. Los Angeles, comprise 30,000 square feet of space.
Baby Mate
baby; strollers are distributed nationally.—V. 185, p. 1158.
in
2,271,000
14%
rose
of
if
dedicated
shares
was
stock
paid,
are
panies
Mate's
Baby
1955
Wages, Salaries and
of
Eiegler,
•
producers*
$575,091,000, equal to $2.92 per share, as com¬
pared with $518,074,000 in 1955, or $2.64 per share after adjusting for
the stock split.
Dividends amounted to $2.10 per share in 1956 and
$1.75 the year before.
•*>
*
/
Vice-Presi-/
as
for
income
Net
Brooks,
-
Baby
figure
196,939,278
three-for-one
a
holders
manufacturer
will be operated as a
President, announced.
Eiegler
into
the
en
1,
Vermillion
averaging
Consolidated net income
based
be
Aug.
to
Gvtlf
sales
2,449.000
Siegler Corp.—Acquires Baby Mate, Inc.—
may
1958
2,607,000 barrels per day in 1956 were up
neaily 8% from the previous year. Gross crude oil* production was at
a
new
peak of 2,323,000 barrels daily, as compared with 2,143,000
barrels per
day In 1955; crude oil runs to refineries amounted to
1679.
p.
reserves
10
company.
Segundo,
Calif., and occupies 5.500 square fett.
division will be responsible for the development and
Jersey annual report, mailing of which began
to the 405,000 shareholders who own the
April
5?
proceeds
all- shares
are
No underwriting Is involved.
of the financing, estimated a.t
sold), :ar2 to be. added to the
$1,000,000 (assuming
fui>dH *of the
general
will be available for any of Its corporate purposes.
Including capital expenditures and expenditures for exploration activw
company
ties.
and
■
•
-
.*
Airlines,
World
Trans
Inc.
Permission
Seeks
—
corporation
Offering—This
Debenture
ap¬
-
2
plied to the Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to
sell to the Hughes Tool Co. a pro rata share of con¬
vertible debentures to be offered to TWA stockholders
Permission
to the CAB
the Hughes Tool Co.
of
warrants
notes
nated
Bluff
this
in
/
the
part
■
in
delivered
in
Lockheed
sales contract covering eight
and 25
Lockheed 1649a
conditional
delivered
aircraft
As
74.2%
which
—V.
there
1957,
7,
March
of
Federal
industrial products.
many
pounds
to
plant is
plastic
new
Hughes
the
by
owned
were
Commission
authorized
has
corporation
this
to
company,
and| Louisiana
natural gas facilities in Texas
$4,750,000.—V. 185, p. 1562,
operate
Export
stockholders
April
on
shares
of
chase
options
number
'
changes
the
shall
of
and
articles
company's
of
the
of
event
Net
since 1951.—V. 185, p. 764.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Jty. operating revenue—
Jty. operating expenses—
$38,6"4,794 $37,836,301 $79,595,017 $76,365,639
30,425,422
29,546,206
61,947,560
60,287,667
Net
rev.
88,269,372
income___
1,920,929
oper.
ry.
—V.
from ry. opers.
185,
$8,290,0 )5 $17,647,457 $16,077,972
2,260,714
4,065,990
4,167,224
assets
that
over
Federal
and
Commission
Power
direct
operate
will
poration
the
use
natural
service
;
facilities
the
the
first
of
cost
three
the
full
1,750,000,000 cubic
Atftted
The
at
of
cubic
wnich
for
It
years
feet
6,000,000
facilities
aHately
facilities.
of
an
—V.
"esti¬
Container
gas.
to
to
also
firm
pointed
"had
185,
it
$2.80
or
share,
per
ended
,
at
.
in
from
it
mill near Brewton,
will reimburse United
the
Peak
•
during each of
Container corporation
Mr.
requirement
Is
the
May 28
certificates.
on
includes
He
was
includes
granted
approxi-
Net
pipeline
Net
—V.
rev.
$363,439
298,951
-286,863
from ry. opers.
185.
p.
$695,761'
*
< \
1
earnings. for
net
available,
yet
will
the
be
ALABAMA
"During March we experienced
our expectations,
and
for
products
our
Yale
&
Towne's
completion
of
three
reviewed
the
of
the
in
existing
six
company's
*
$300,000 State gasoline tax antici¬
pation
v
warrants
sold
was
to
Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, and
Sterne, Agee & Leach, jointly,, as
3s. Due on April 1 from 1961 to
1963 inclusive. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Manhattan
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
$123,141
$81,732
>6.151
sidered
%
"
.
"This
that
Note
Sale
—
Authority, Ala.
$623,000 pre¬
The
awarded
were
to
Corn
Exchange Bank, at 2.12% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $13.
Howard
College (P. O.
Birmingham), Ala.
Bond Offering—President
-
well
G.
Har¬
Davis will receive sealed
fcids until 11
a.m. (CST) on April
for the purchase of $2,150,000
25
pon-tax exempt dormitory bonds,
Dated April
1
from
1, 1956. Due
1959
to
on
April
inclusive.
1996
Principal and interest (A-O)
Able at the
Trustee
pay-
principal office of the
the option of the
holder, at the Hanover Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
at
or,
by White, Bradley, Arant, All
Rose, of Birmingham.
r
(P.
all
For
us
plants
plants
corporation
The
at
in
in
the
(3)
all
For
1434
p.
Bank
in
maturities
the
&
Savings
Francisco,
100.52,
SEC
of
in
-two
Angeles
22
for
the
purchase
of
$29,000 school improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on July
from
1958
to
inclusive.
1972
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
bids
sealed
1977
inclusive.
terest
for
products,
County
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
per
market
\
Bond Offering—Secretary Lynn
M.
Laney
-Board
sealed
of
bids
that
announces
the
Regents will
receive
until noon (MST) on
29
until
for
water
the
1,
1956. Due
1988
ning
1, 1956. Due
to
1996
interest
on
Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1959
Principal and
inclusive.
(A-O)
payable
at
the
First
•or
Feb.
on
Feb.
1,
1964.
(F-A)
Dated
Aug.
from
1960
1
Callable
begin¬
Principal
payable
National Bank.
at the
York
bonds.
inclusive.
interest
Dated
April
on
purchase of $9,585,000
to
000
(CST)
p.m.
revenue
April 26 for the purchase of $500,dormitory bonds.
1
at
and
the
Little Rock,
Guaranty Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved
by
J.
in
Los
(PDST)
letter
a
Offering
on
Calif.
Ruth Bruton,
—
receive
Clerk, .will
6 lor the
8 p.m.
(CDST)
;
sealed,
May
on
purchase of $100,000 gen¬
obligation off-street parking
1957. Due on
bonds. Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the
at
City Treasurer's office,
City's fiscal
the
agency in
Chicago or. Los
Angeles. .Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles. " ;
or
New
York
The proceeds
/
..
/*
.
Dist., Orange County,
Bond Offering
Calif.
Postponed—L. B.
Wallace,
.
County
Board of Supervisors.
District, Los
>-
Angeles County, Calif.
&
Sale—The $111,000 .school
1434—were
of
setL>y the
Long Beach, Calif:
_
/
Bond Ofiering-r-.City Manager
S. E. Vickers announces that the
Francisco,
101.09,
a
City
April 30 for the purchase of $10,-
Trust
200,000 general obligation munic¬
National
San
of
414s, at a price of
basis of about-4.12%.
as
awarded
to
April
the
9
Dated
April
15 from
15.
were
Union
Deposit Bank of Stockton.
April
bonds.
ipal
improvement
May
1, 1957. Due on May 1
1959
to
1982
1957.
1958 to
Sale
.
Due
1972
able
County, Calif.
Sale—The $114,000 school
offered
until -10
;
on
1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
as
thereafter
and
of
May 1,
and interest
Dated
from
inclusive. Bonds
' I
Cotati School District, Sonoma
Bond
for the
ing
are
due
call¬
City of Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago
or
New York City, at the option
of the holder. Legality approved
by O Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
L. B. Wallace,,'
—
in
(PST)
a.m.
Santa
Ana
April
on
23
April
Dated
1957.
15,
-
April 15 from 1958 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's
the-* County
Legality ap-.
at
office.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Angeles.
Los
Los
Angeles
Sanitation
Angeles),>
County
Dist. No. 20 (P. O. Los
California
eral
Sale—The
obligation
April 9
awarded
to
9
.
$1,540,000 gen¬
offered
bonds
185, p. 1434
v.
—
a
were
—
composed
group
of
Security-First National Bank, Los
Blyth.& Co.,.John Nu-
Angeles,
,veen
& Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
William R. Staats &
Co., and Bar-
Kindred & Co., as 4V2S, at
price of 100.51, a basis of about
;/>
4.46%.'
Las
Virgenes Union School Districf,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$64,000
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 185,
1434—were awarded to the Se¬
p.
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles,
101.36,
a
as
43/2S,
Panama
Union
Kern
price
a
School
County,
Sale—The
Bond
of the
at
of
basis of about 4.33%.
1972. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
agency
.
purchase of $108,000 build¬
City Treasurer's office, or at any
fiscal
be
*
School District}.
office
bonds.
Due
will deceive sealed
a.m> (PDST) on
the
in
bonds
Council
185,
bids
to
are
<■
cus,
to
Association,
his
at
until 11
•
v~-
awarded
America
Savings
bids
-
,
with:
offered;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a
office.
Alamitos
Bond
'
A new sale date will be
—
?Los
City,
Huntington Beach Union High Sch.
:
/
notification
of
Orange County, Calif.
at:-the
April; 9
arrange
'!*;
.
Bond Offering
.
offered
involves',
activities-
....
share), without underwriting.
/
.
and-, in¬
School
which
growth
plants-and
.....
payable
•
bids
Flagstaff), Ariz.
■*
Harold
office
Treasurer's
Carmenita
Bank
Bur-
of
Calif.
a.m.
and'
businesses,
new
Commission—
filed
29
working capital.
Principal
/(J-D)
bonds
Huston
9
United
abroad,
"we expect to start negotiations to
March
on
Clerk,, advises
April 30 for the purchase of $80.- that the proposed sale on April 23
000 building bonds. Dated June 1I of
$3,500,000 school building bonds
1957. Due on June 1 from 1958 to
has been indefinitely postponed.
p.
—
San
of
price
a
District, Los
his
at
until
Bond
Offering
the
Trust
County Clerk, will receive
of Phoenix.
ARKANSAS
at
Angeles County,
Offering —
sealed bids until 11:30
(MST)
4%s,
Bond
Ostly,
a.m.
National
Association,
as
program"
the
12,500 shares *of -first-preferred tttclirto be
covering
($20
par
El Monte,
eral
basis of about 4.18.
a
Leavitt, Clerk of the Board of
County Supervisors, will receive
April
■?
$70,000 build-
Bloomfield School
Navajo County Sch. District No. 8
(P. O. Holbrooh), Ariz.
>
Bond
Offering — Dorothy
J.
1
Los Angeles
awarded to
America
For the entire issue.
(4)
The
—
were
—
of
1987 through 1996.
years
on
District,
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 185,
Little Rock, Ark.
O.
Sch.
Bond Sale
the
1971.
maturities
office.
bids until
Bassett
importantly,
and
here
to seek additional capital funds
payable at the County Treasurer's
City
CALIFORNIA
con¬
1972 through 1986.
ford,
College
maturities
1959 through
Bond
State
and
following
the
on
all
&
ARIZONA
Arizona
received
only
For
years
Chemical
the
be
same ;
pickup*
seasonal
a
more
expansion
1957
new
tremendous current
divisions,
the*, company's
require
the
•
74,764'
Bond
County, Calif.
(1)
(2)
liminary loan notes offered April 9
&
Little Rock.
basis:
years
Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City, and
Mehaffy, Smith & Williams, of
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bids will
Rose, of Birmingham.
Decatur Housing
&
man
Pershing,
///"'Vs
three
the
this .year.
explained
used
Mitchell,
•
was"*
firm."
are
operation
With Securities and Exchange
611,165"
1325.
Valley National Bank of Phoenix,
Flagstaff branch, or at the Chase
•
first
about
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Dale County (P. O. Ozark), Ala.
Warrant Sale — An issue of
;
it
(B..G.) Young & Sons, Inc., Johnson City, Tenn.—Files
$734,306
/
611.02J)
,.
47,593 ,/
20,041
Income
oper.
ry.
Bookirigs Up—,
—
-
necessaiydong-term financing."—V. i$5, p. 1682.
.*
$76,776
$39,560
.
confirmed
enlargement
the
of
will
;
authorization
i
security holders of
being offered preferential";
,1957—2 Mos.—1956
$338,511
Ry, operating expenses
esti-
com-
other
that
not
the-markets
integration
all
feet.
eight-inch
Said
which
that
Chapman
States,
;
1957—Month—1956
operating revenue—
Ry.
V,
Offered—The
comparable three months oi last year.
Yale & Towne
with record earnings and sales. ;/>V /'■•'-/•"!■•"
business
which
Universal plans to write of* t .ese,
year.—V- 185, p. 1563.
Alabama—Earnings—
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
that
day
Ry.
>•;/>/
'
'
1957 company booked incoming business
indicated
"Very shortly," he added,
Western
Sugar *.-
Cuban
■
'
$142,000 a
receive bids up to noon (EDTi
of $6,615,000 equipment trust
■
Inc.—Stock
certain
while
year
Chapman
indicated
Sell Equipments—
to
of; Verti^ntles-Camaguey
Estates, and
the
19$Q
Mr.
also
oLvihis
during
as
not
1563.
p.
Board
Financing Planned-*^
Chapman
Mr.
of the
had
that
out
period
intends
purchase
the
of
the comparable period last year,
April II by Gilbert W. Chapman, President.
reported on
.
Cor¬
at
from
a
point in
Baldwin
County,
Ala.,
to
Container
corporation's plant,
plus metering
and
regulating stations and appurtenant facilities.—V. 185, p. 1201.
miles
40
company
the
for
to
paper
estimated
driver
natural
company
facilities
gas
service
pulp and
United
will
this
The
Chairman
During _the. first, quarter of
a
higher rate than during
at
1
render
to
its
of America for use in
authorized
has
Escambia County, Ala. the Container Corporation
for
share, in
per
a
lTowne Manufacturing Co.
acquired
mated cost of $1,140,419.
United
$2,112,000,
been
President,
the acquisition
RR.—To
Wabash
construct
$1,807,000, or $2.48
from
have
would
in
25-year
a
is
Properties,
Yale
1324.
p.
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—To Add Facilities—
The
share,
and a Vice-Presfdirector of Western
Brothers
elected
'
Long-Terhi
Net Higher—
and
in
$10,565,000
per
the
Schwebel
Mac
Mr.
Net
.
written off $71,000 "of the good-,
will factor" that covers primarily the difference between
the acquisi¬
tion
costs
of
these
new
subsidiaries
and their actual
book value.
added,
He
Lehman
has "been
Corp.,
Wrigley Properties, Inc. was formed by ACF in-August, 1956/for the!
purpose of acquiring, holding and developing reel estate sites suitable'
for location, of
supermarkets, other types of stores, shopping centers j
and- yftrehouse.K^V, 185;;: p/ 1325.- >■/
rentals in 1956 rose 10*3, 1
1955. Net income advanced
to
services,
sales,
1956
incurred"
in
partner
a
...
Schwebel,
Mac
/■
'
Board—
on
.
been for non-recuring
American Totalisator Co.
of Baltimore,
Md., and the General Register Co, of New York. He
estimated "take-over" expenses in
these transactions at $160,000.
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
in
income
M.
'
Telegraph Co.—Manheim
stockholders and
months
expenses
.used ,foi
be
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc., are
rights to,'.subscribe for 2,069,159 common shares; at $2i
per share to the extent permitted "by state's laws.
The:
offer empires April 25.
The offering is underwritten by v
Allen & Co. and associates.
I
.
said
Manneim
mon
1955.
the company's capital structure.—V.
in
$2.58
or
Manheim,
Wrigley
,,
Co.
from
$11,407,000,
to
$1,881,000,
such maximum
stock dividends
185, p. 1563.
that
provide
to
in
adjustable
be
the
to 500,000 the maximum num¬
directors may grant! stock pur¬
300,000
board
employees,
key
to
shares
of
other
Or
which
on
amended
9
incorporation to increase from
-
Co.,'
Insurance
to
are
-
-
United
15 of George W. Wolf as President of
April
from
income
Gross
proceeds
accounts.
Union
ifiK.
done
being
U. S. Steel subsidiary,
a
States
Western
The
'
of
cost
Co.
...
ami
v
E.-
Mr.
and the appointment of William S. Morrison
as his
successor was announced on April 3 by Clifford F.
Hood, Presi¬
dent of United States Steel Corp.
>
Mr.
Morrison
has been
Vice-President. Commercial of the Export
Steel
surplus
Insurance
underwriter.
Sugar Co;;: and a director .of General Sugar
Plantations, Inc.—V. 185, p. 1682..
;
Export Unit—
The retirement on
Union Oil Co. of California—Stock Options—
The
plastic
of
-
Universal Products Co., Inc.—Gross and
ber
=
•
,
Corp.—New President Appointed
United States Steel
:
for
shares
Tool Co.
TWA
3.337,036
were
Life
the
dent, ot The Lehman
Telegraph Co.
plant will triple Naugatuck Chemical's production-capacity
Mr. Vila said. "When completed ib will also give us
the
is
Union
by Walter Kidde Con- ?■
structors. »xc.. The field construction contract, for the plant has been •
let to Louisiana Industrial Services of Bato.n, Rouge.—V. 185, p. 1563.
States
Power
and
estimated
an
Paul
investment of more than $7,000,000,
Kralastic plastic materials employed
and construction work for the Paracril expansion was
by Nichols Construction Co. of Baton Rouge. Design ana engineer¬
for
ing
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Expansion—
»t
and
parts
automotive
capacity
done
1091.
p.
construct
make
to
Engineering
annual meeting will vote on a proposed amend¬
stork limit from 4.000.000 to 10,000.000
the
at
of
outstanding,
The
total
a
used
make more than 60,000,000
synthetic rubber yearly In Baton Rouge."
ment to increase the authorized
185,
be
Kralastic,"
the
be
to
require
will
new
States
Ar-iz.
V Western
1957.
V Stockholders
shares.
pipe,
Baton
Ariz.—
Phoenix,
Commission—
on April
1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC *
50.003 shares of common stock (par $1) -to be offered at $4 T
capital and
,
Co.,
company
Western
or
-
Insurance
.;
will
It
"This
for
1049G
aircraft
1956
of
area
;
foundations have been laid, .and steel will
plant on a 150-acre site in the Scotts
Rouge. Scheduled to be completed in" December,
that
new
a
Life
Securities and Exchange
share to policyholders issued by either Western States Insurance Co.
per
Phoenix,
chemical
said
also
for
plant
said.
he
Hughes Tool Co. agrees in advance to acquire enough of the securities
offered so that, with the proceeds of other subscriptions, twa would
.obtain at least $34,000,000.
Proceeds from
the sale of these debentures would be used to pay
In
xise,
SOon
to
offering
Manager
Vila
Mr.
Kansas City April
in
the twa proxy statement, present plans contemplate
to stockholders by means of transferable subscription
approximately $37,000,000 principal amount of subordi¬
or
debentures convertible
into common stock, provided
According
the
General
25.
is requested in the form of an amendment
order of 1944 approving control of TWA by
meeting
annual
the TWA
at
The
covering
and
Vice-President
Vila,
'
'
George R.
of Naugatuck Chemical.
$2,000.000,-said
With
Files
company's Naugatuck Chemical division announced on April 10
the completion of one expansion program and the start of another,* •
Cost of both programs will total more than $9,000,000.
. >
,
Production of Paracril,
an oil-resistant synthetic rubber,
has been ;;
increased 60O
at the division's Baton Rouge, La./plant at a cost of
The
approximately
of such securities offered to stockholders and
not subscribed for on such offering, subject to approval
and any
States
Western
Co.—Unit Continues Expansion
States Rubber
United
for
April
on
'
District,
Calif.
$45,000
■
build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 185,
p.
1326
—
Work &
par.
were
Co.,
as
awarded to H. E.
35>sr at
a
price of
Volume 185
Number 5629.
.TJie Commereiah and Financial Ghronicie
.*
(1795)
*
Penns
Grove
School
ing
COLORADO
District,
Sonoma County, Calif
Bond
.
Sale—The $i
bonds
15,000 build¬
April 9 were
offered
awarded
to
the
Union
•
Safe
Deposit Bank, of Stockton.
Dated
April
15,
1957.
Due
on
'San
Bernardino
San
of Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago;
Mercantile
Trust
Company,
of
St.
Louis,
Stern
Brothers & Co., Bos worth, Sulli¬
van & Co., Peters, Writer & Chrisof
District,
Coughlin &
tensen,
Bernardino
Co., Garrett-
County, Calif.
Bromfield & Co., and J. K. Mul¬
; Bond Offering — Harry L. Alli¬
len Investment Co. at a price ofson,
County Clerk,'; will receive
net : interest.; cost
of
sealed bids at his office iri San 100.002,:. a
Bernardino until 11 a.m. (PDST) about 3.8.1.%,, as follows/ V
on
April 29 for the purchase of $360,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
$600,000 'building bonds. Dated
;
;
120,000 33/4S. Due on May 1, 1966
May 15, 1957. Due on May 15 from
and 1967.
V
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
„
and interest
1,420,000
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles,
y
Oifering
.
City
—
Regis
City
v
Council
will
(P.
Offering
inclusive,
Ryan,
S.'
Board
of
J.,
Richard
President
F.
will
Trustees,
the
of
receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m.-(MST)
receive
$920,000 non-tax-exempt: dormi¬
tory and student center revenue
a.m.'; (PST) on
'purchase
of
$1,750,000 municipal improvement,
series B bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due
June
on
the
1
from
1958 to
on
1982
(J-D)
Nagel,
Ysidro
School
District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
awarded
were
—
Co.,
2.90s, at
as
*
to Rand
his
at
until
10:30
23- for
office
San
(PST)
a.m.
the
in
purchase
&
.2.89%."^
April
$83,000
inclusive.
(M-N).
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
and
cisbo.
-V"1 '/
ry ""
National
Fort
bids at his office
>al
parking
April 8
Yreka, until
30 "for
the purchase of $1,150,000 school
bonds. Dated May 15,
1957. Due
on
May 15 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
bonds offered
185, p. 1564,
f'-:
fl-rf.f-
;
,
*
.
J*
*■
Expressway Authority,
April
Sale—The
Authority on
accepted- the offer of a
9
157-memher
underwriting
group
managed jointly by Smith, Barney
&
Co.,
and
ap¬
follows:
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Carrison
Pierce,
Wulbern, Inc.,
of $70,000,000
revenue
'
J
$60,000,000 4 VV% bonds.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1,
cisco.
than-
.
.
"•
Due July
Callable
1992.
•
beginning
from
;
until
8
from
on
1958 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds due
in 197V and thereafter
of
July 1,
interest "
callable
are
1966. Principal and
payable
(J-J)
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.-
Offering
F. Silva
Of
—
that the Board
announces
Directors
will
Secretary M.
receive
sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
8 p.m.
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
on
(J-D)
June
15 from
payable
15,
hospital
1957. Due
1958 to
.Principal
Treasurer's
May 1 for the
$1,500,000
Dated
June
clusive.
of
on
at
office.
1977
the
in¬
interest
and
-
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick. Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutbliffe,,of San Fran¬
cisco.
i
1977 inclusive.
a
dated Jan. 1, 1957
to investors,
in
later
years,
the life
over
bonds.
Interest
from
the bonds is
•;r
;
will
be
bonds
prior
part
operation
of
to:
.•••>
-
on
redeemable
maturity
by
ranging
from
104%
to
,
are:
v
Blyth & Co.-, Inc.; The First Bos¬
ton
Corporation; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.
Brothers;
.
Eastman
&
Dillon,
Glore,
Co.;
Drexel
&
Co.;
Union Securities
Forgan
&
HAWAII
&
Co.; B. J. Van
Inc.; Equitable Se¬
Co.,
Bond
Of
the
net
sale of the
proceeds
from
the
Co.;- Shields
Company;
outstanding
bonds, and the balance of
construction
present
of
be
to
used
extensions
first
Expressway,
Stone
&
&
Webster
Se-
to traffic in 1953. The
the
of
a
largely
completed
operation
and
placed
in
by July
1, 1959, and
project is scheduled for
the entire
State
Road
tributing
a
by July
1,
1960.
Department
is
The
con¬
total of over $17,000,-
000 to the cost of construction
in addition will operate
and,
&
Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Incorpo¬
rated; Blair & Co. Incorporated.
R.
Dickson
S.
corporated;
W.
&
H.
Company
Morton
In¬
Co.
&
Incorporated; L. F. Rothschild &
ties Corporation; Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Incorporated; Clark, Dodge
& Co.
F.
purchase
1957
will
$14,000,000
public
series A, issue ol
bonds.
Due
Dated May 15, 1957.
May 15 from 1960 to 1977
on
Higginson
well,
Chapman
Wells
Co.,
& Co., Mullaney,*
Co., Inc., M. B. Vick Sc
&
E.
Ray
Allen
Burns,
Corbett
Childs
Inc.,r
&
Co.,
Pickard,
&
&
Inc.,
Co.,
Co.,. McCormick &
Nongard & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Ballman
&
Main, Allan
& Co., Channer Securities
Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Doyle, O'Connor & Co., McMaster
Hutchinson &
Co.; and F. S. Yan-
tis & Co.
Cook
County School District No. 84
(P. O. Franklin Park), 111.
Bond Sale—The $890,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 8 were
awarded
to a group composed of
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
the
Chicago, H. C. Speer & Sons Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., as 4s,
inclusive.
and
IDAHO
Dated
Bond
Sale—The $375,000 water
bonds offered Marclt&J9—
v.
185, p. 1093—were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc.
ILLINOIS
Bureau
and
Lee
Counties
Com¬
munity School District No. 12
(P. O. Van Or in), 111.
Bond Offering
Leola Jack¬
.
—
Secretary
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
son,
until
8
for the
Anril
1 from
Jerome City, Idaho
1958
1, 1957! Due
to
Oct.
on
1976 inclusive. In¬
terest
A-O. Legality approved byChapman & Cutler, of Chicaago,
Cook
County School District No.
(P. O. Palatine), III.
"
Bond Sale—The $335,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9* were
211
awarded
to
Julien
Collins
Co.
&
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1.959 to 1976, inclusive.- Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Lansing, Illinois
p.m.
(CST) on April 24
purchase of $140,000 school
tution
mutually satisfactory to the
Board and the
purchaser. Legality
by
approved
Charles
&
Trauer-
Bond
Offering
Dorothy Wer¬
—
Craigie
& "
Co.;
Dick
Dorninick
&
&
Merle-Smith;
Dominick; Francis
I.
duPont
&
First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion; Geo. B. Gibbons & Company;
E.
Hutton
&
Incorporated; W.
Co.; i Kean,/ Taylor &
Co.; Lee
Higginson Corporation.
Morgan, Menard and Sanga¬
Community Unit Sch.
District No. 212 (P. O. Ashland),
mon
Counties
Illinois
jBond
Offering
until
8:30
p.m.
(CST) on
April 24 lor the purchase of $395,000 school building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959
to
1976
inclusive.
interest
and
Principal
payable at a
(J-D)
banking institution mutually sat¬
to the Board and the
isfactory
Legality
approved
Trauernicht,
of
inclusive.
1977.
(J-J)
by
Certificate
St.
Louis.
certificates
offered
April
1327^—were awarded
lows:
10—v.
as
fol¬
'
water
cates to
Ira
a
Haupt
Stone &
certifi¬
revenue
composed of
group
&
Co.,
Hayden,
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
and Rand & Co., at a price of
."-100.005,
net interest cost of
a
about
3.54%,
$238,000
1958
follows:
as
due
5s,
1963
to
Nov.
on
$183,000 3I2S,
due
from
1
inclusive;
1967
and
Nov.
1964
to
$579,000
1
from
on
Nov.
1
inclusive;
3.40s,
due on
1968
to
1977
in¬
800.000
gas
.
Chicago, III.
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and John W.
at nego¬
an
sale
on
$13,000,000
toll
bridge
4%s, at
about
a
April
10
Calumet
issue
price of 97,
Principal
in
at
as
and
the
1993
to
1978
of
and
Jan,
interest
American
National
Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
.
cago.
*r
Metropolitan
Sanitary District of
Greater Chicago (P. O. Chicago),
Illinois
Bond Sale—The issue of
$2,000,-
000 Calumet-Sag-Navigation Proj¬
ect
improvement
(unlimited tax)
offered
bonds
April
werd
of
First National Bank, Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Northern Trust
Co., Continental Illinois National
awarded
to
a
11,
group composed
Bank
&
Trust
Sc
Trust Co., and American
Co., City National
a
Other
basis of
1, 1955.
members
Chapman
Chicago.
Ogle County Community High Sch.
Dist. No. 213 (P. O. Stillman
.
Goldman,
Harriman
Ripley
the
syndi¬
Sachs
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Kidder
Peabody & Co., Lehman Brothers.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, John Nuveen & Co., Smith,
Barney & Co,, B. J. Van Ingen &
White,
Weld
Bond Offering
berg,
of
&
Co.,
Bear,
Secretary
Education,
bids
17
until
for
—
Stanley Ham-
of
the
will
8
the
Board
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
April
on
$560,000
of
school building bonds. Dated
1,
1957. Due
to
1976
interest
ing
tory
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
o!
sealed
receive
May
from 1959
Principal
(J-D) payable at
and
bank¬
a
institution mutually satisfac¬
to
the
Board
and
the
pur¬
Stearns & Co.
revenue
certificates
Alex
Brown
&
Sons, C. J. De-
Co.,
F.
S.
Bros.
&
Moseley & Co.,
Hutzler, A. G.
composed of B. J.
vine
cipal Expressway routes
Van Ingen
& Co., Inc. Bacon,
Salomon
&
„
Valley), 111.
Si
Allyn & Co., Drexel &
Co.,. Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
&
Co., the First Boston
Co.,
of
a
as
A. C.
Corp.,
all of Chicago, a4
price of 100.31, a basis Of
about 3.09%. Dated May 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1977,
inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
3V8S, at
1, 1995. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
cate:
Skyway
bonds
revenue
4.454%. Dated Jan.
group
a
1964
National Bank,
Due Jan.
$1,000,000
due
callable
are
payable
.
^
of
Sale—The $1,800,000
from
1
Bonds
Bank
Charles" &
Clarke & Co., purchased
Co.
&
Pensacola, Fla.
;
works and
sewerage
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Jan.
on
L.
"
.
water
man
Vernon
—
Edwards, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
tiated
p.
000
Due
1,
Cass,
purchaser.
The
pany,"
185,
April 17 for the purchase of $895,-
thereafter
nicht, of St. Louis.
to
parts
of
improvement,
tain the entire Expressway. Prin¬
are
Lee
Shearson, Ham mi 11 & Co., Weed-"
en &
Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co.
H. M. Byllesby & Co.,
Inc., Far-'
bids
W.
clusive.
and main¬
Co.,
Witter
from
completion
&
Corp., Dean Witter & Co., Ameri¬
Securities Corp., Bache. & Co.,
R. S. Dickson &
Co., The Ohio
Company, Robinson-Humphrey
Co.* Inc., L. F.. Rothschild & Co.,"
revenue
ex¬
third toll bridge, will,be
Collins
can
nicke, Village Clerk, will receive
seated bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
tensions, which include construc¬
tion
bids
Corporation; Hofnblower""building bbrfds. Dated May 1, 1957?
& Weeks; Childress and Company; Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1.973
Estabrook
&
Co.; Ira Haupt & inclusive. Principal and interest
Cog-Hemphill,'' Noyes'& Co.pDe^n »(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
opened
primary
Michigan Corporation,
Company, Reynolds
& Co., Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., Inc.,
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, Julien
Illinois
curities
finance
to
sealed
Company, 46 Wall Street, New
York City, until May 14 for the
C.
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
bonds, $23,700,000 win
Expressway's
that
Corp.,
Whipple & Co., Bl&ir &
Inc., William Blair & Co.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., InC.,
Co.,
received at the Bankers Trust
be
&
the
applied to retirement of all of
—
Territorial Treasurer H. H. Adams,
curities Corporation; Phelps, Fenn
& Co.; Leedy Wheeler & Alleman,
A.
Stone & Webster Securities
Bacon,
Blair
(Territory of)
Offering
First Deputy
revenue
Hutzler.
White, Weld &
v
Na¬
Hawaii
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Salomon
&
May
interest
First
Howell, of Atlanta.
announces
Major participants in the offer¬
ing
of
as
and
the
at
Bank, AUanta, or at the
Fiscal Agency in New York
City.
Legality
approved
by
Bird
&
The bonds also may be redeemed
as a whole on or after
July 1, 1967
prices
100%.'
payable
after
or
at
Principal
tional
•>,
bond
a
callable
are
1967.
/'
redemption
July 1> 1960 at
prices ranging from 103% to 100%.
fund
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1987
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968 and
(M-N)
•
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
First ; of
Due
income
•.
& Co., Inc., Central Re¬
public Company, rfemphill, Noyeg
& 'Co.,
.Hornblower
&
Weeks,
The
exempt ry
Federal
present
Becker
from
GEORGIA
thereafter
on
all
Walker
yield of 3.20% to 4%.
1
increase
Robinson-Humphrey Com¬
Inc.; Roosevelt. & » Cross,
as
follows: the $60,000,000 "terms Incorporated; Schoellkopf, Hutton
at a 'price of 994^
and accrued & Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Haminterest, to yield about 4.28%; the mill & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
$10,000,000 series were scaled from Co.; Inc.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; G. H.
are
the funds will
Bond
1971
were-re-offered
revenue
Alameda County, Calif.
to
April
on
1977 inclusive.
to
1960-
year
1967 inclusive; Co.;
1972 to
The bonds
and
be
Washington Twp. Hospital District,
1968
T from
r
'
fation, 1957. issue bonds. ,1 Dated
uly 1, 3rd Due
July
from
to
inclusive,
and $6,200,000 4s, due on July
p.m.
(PST) On April 18
purchase of $235,000 irri-
the
1961
$2,200,000 3.90s, due oil July 1
inclusive; and $158,000
due
1975
April 1 from 1958
the
on
&
1, 1960.
10,000,000
bonds,1 consisting : of
$1,600,000 3%s, due on July 1
Chok, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
as
1.80-times
of the
July
Thermalito Irrigation Dist. (P. O.
Oroville), Butte County, Calif.. >
Bond -' Offering — Bernice
E.
for
4.10s,
sources
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Weeden
purchase &
Co.
Incorporated;
Wood,
bonds, as Struthers & Co*; American Securi¬
the
for
1974
$642,000
to
-.Reynolds
were
Florida
Bond
County
Legality
^
r
$200,000 muniei-
:■*.
Jacksonville
April
on
Jack¬
No bids
revenue
v.
—
....
of
(CDST)
estimated
annual
an
averaging 1.70 times
f-
Pierce, Fla.
-
a.m.
of
■::
;ubmilted for the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
Bank
'J Bonds Not Sold
Siskiyou Union High Sch. District,
Siskiyou County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Waldo J. Smith,
to
on
about
of
cost
follows:
as
4Vis, due
Alex. Brown & Sons; C. J. Devinc
Florida
r:!'. *
"
..
is
these
service
ing bonds offered April 9—v.-185,
p.
1203 — were awarded to the
County
" ■""".
debt
4.19%,
inter¬
price of 100.05,
a a
interest
net
a
year were
Sale—The $366,000 build¬
Legality ap¬ sonville.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San FranV
Co., Clement A.
V. Satt-
University System Bldg. Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
$8,180,000 beginning
Bohd Offering—B. E.
Thrasher,
in the fiscal year 1979-80.
Debt Jr.; Chairman, will receive sealed
service
according -to projections, bids until noons(EST) on
April 24
will be earned il .50 times in -the 'for the
purchase of $12,000,000
:1960-411 fiscal year and up to more Tevenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
thereafter
Inc.;
office.
&
ley & Co.,
Allyn and Company
Incorporated; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
v Bond
interest
the
at
Florida "
v
15, 1957.
May 15 from 1958 to 1982
on
'
^
-
for
1961,- with '
Bros.
Flagler County Special Tax .School
District No.
I (P. O. Bunnell),
school bonds. Dated May
Due
FLORIDA
It
from
$4,570*000 in the fiscal
Ingen
Diego
on
of
'
.♦
bonds.
revenues
Bond
bids
past
Incorporated; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
~
price of. 100.07,
a
basis of about
a
■
,
Howard,
&
payable from
bonds just offered will amount to
Due
Simsbury (P. O. Simsbury), Conn.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
bonds offered April 9—v. 185, p.
•'
Yy 1
Sherman
Stevenson
•
receipts and gasoline
Earnings available for
the
on
Lehman
1684
.
1956.
CONNECTICUT
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist^
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
San
1,
Denver.
ot
office, or
at
the
Fiscal
Agency of the City in New York
City, at the holder's option. Legal¬
Francisco.
Nov.
-of
Legality approved by Daw¬
son,
urer's
purchase
Inter¬
than sufficient to pay
available
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treas¬
for
•
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
the
on
April
29
est
that
of
Evans & Co., and H.
debt service in the
\ The
sealed bids until 11
for
bridge
in
April
24
toll
tax funds.
taxes;•'*:"
■
System
* •
The bonds will be
O.-* Denver),
Rev.
—
1
.
Clerk
>.*
College
May
on
Colorado
Francis L. Greiner announces that
the
Due
from 1968 to 1973
Bond
San Jose, Calif.\
Bond
3.80s.
Federal
Highways.
more
composed
■
School
state
—
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
:
the
of
bonds offered April 8 — v. 185, p.
1564
were awarded to a
group
April 15 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
office.
~
-
Arapahoe County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Englewood), Co/to., ►
Bond Sale—The $1,900,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
59.
chaser.
Legality
Charles
&
Louis.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
by
St.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
60
Offering:
Bond
10
(CST)
a.m.
April
on
purchase of $600,000 non
dormitory
revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
on April
1 from 1959 to 1966 in¬
bonds
at
cost
$77,000
clusive.
1966
works
water
fered
bonds
awarded
185,
v.
—
to
and
$3,678,000
revenue
April 4
were
The
a
of¬
1327
p.
group
i
on Dec.
1958 to 1966 inclusive,
3%s.
.3,233,000
Due
from
Dec.
on
1
'from 1967 to 1992 inclusive.
,
Note
The
—
foregoing
super¬
the report published in
sedes
issue of April 8
V Bond '
Offering
our
1684.
p.
.
ceive
bids
sealed
until
H.
10
re¬
a.m.
(CST). on April .18. for. the pur¬
chase
of
$900,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
July
1958 to
I fruin
terest J-D.
^
1977 inclusive. In¬
s\ '-»■ '
-•'
v:';
•
-•
185,
Sale
The
—
-1094'
ican
Indianapolis,
/ ••
;:y-
Twp.
(P.
Bond
Offering
Township
Joe
—
'V
% ■'
"
:
;
i'-
(CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $66,000 bonds, as follows:
Township bonds.
Due sem-annually from July
1, 1958 to July 1, 1962 inclu¬
sive. ' ?%'VT ' '
>, 33,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semiannually from July 1,
1958 to July 1, 1962 inclusive.
Offering
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
on
ville.
;
'v
•
Wanda
—
1962.
until
a.m.
>;
v
by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
-
bonds,
,
as
—
follows: '
inclusive./^
April
on
1
April
interest payable at the
Bank, of- Boston.
Township (P. O.
Elizabethtown), I nil.
Bond Sale
j
building
•—
v.
the
to
p.
offered
1565
Madison
April
Bank
,5
awarded
were
—
Company* of Madison,
&
as
Trust
414s.
1958
from
beginning
in¬
in
April
1,
City
County (P. O. Stanton), Ky.
/ Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
building bonds offered April 10
awarded
were
Russell
to
Long &
Co., and Magnus & Co., jointly.
The- bonds-^^rre
1957.
Due
inclusive.
4977
as
and
interest
April 1,
1959
callable
are
1, 1962. Principal and
the
Co.,
approved by
payable
(A-O)
National
Walter
—
will
receive
Brick,
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
payable
1
from
Principal
1960 to
and
1976
interest
from
Dated
sealed
a.m.
1
and
Bank
&
at
Trust
~Dickinson County
*
Bond
^
(P.
Kansas
and
(CST)
a.m.
oral bids
on
April
J.
until
25
for
the
purchase of $200,000 public
hospital bonds. Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1957 to
inclusive.
fered
The
—
ApriL 9
Co.
$150,000
in¬
bonds
of¬
An
;
•••»'
.
.
'
-
to
a
1966
Inc. j
able
Soden
cates
p.
offered
1565
follows:
*- •/
Sale
to
1967 inclusive.
on
Scharff
10
1957.
able
3.99%,
r
as
1960
The
—
.
1968
972.000
1977
/
l,j
at
.
City Treas--.
approved
Boston, imt at the
office.f Legality
urer's
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & ;
:
% *
Dodge, of Boston.
Lynn,- Mass.
•
-
•
Offering-—Daniel J.
Note
City
•
.
Mc-
Treasurer,- will
re¬
April 15 for the purchase of
$800,000 notes. Due iNov. 8,-1957;; ^
on
000
'
v-C/ *•' t1
/
until
(EST) ori April 16~V
purchase of $150,000 public
Due
May 1- from 1958 to 1967?
Principal' and* interest
payable at the National Shawmut .
on
inclusive.
Middlesex-County (P» O. East
Cambridge*), '- Mass,
notes
National
was
Shawmut
2.00% discount.
-v
p
/.
9 —■'v.^185, p. 1635
awarded to the Rockland-
—were
Atlas National Bank of
discount.
1.97%
4
-
Note Sale-— The $350,000 notesr
offered April
'a
Boston, at
/ ?
v
Sharon, Mass.
Offering
Bond
%V'V.
•'
;
Maurice^ F.
—
Kelley, Town Treasurer, will re*
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
125,000 waterJoan bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1967 inelusive.
*>■
;
May
interest
tional
J
Bank,: J of
Boston.1 -Legality>■ ap4
proved h by - Storey/ Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. % } ? :
>
clusive.
Dated
-
.
IT a.m.
'
$75,000 water loan bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
and
Howard
roeht,f 40 " Water street, > Boston,1
The sale consisted of:
:
JUi
—
Bankp Trust V Depart-*
Shawmut
I-
anticipation
the.
to
Offering
Hughes, City -Treasurer; will re¬
ceive sealed bids;c/o 4he National
r
tax
% -f -
Maiden, Mass.
Bond?
Shawmut
v
,
V"
Brockton, Mass.
.
1,
1957. Principal
payable at the Na¬
Shawmut
of
Bank
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
'
.* *
Bank
tional
of
Boston,
Milk
45
Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $790,000 school project
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
Du<>
on May 1 from 1958 to 1977 .inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
Street,
•
able at the First National Bank of
Boston.
-
Legality
:
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston. <
by
approved
Palmertc
Storey,,
Farm
notes
offered
2%
at
awarded
follows:
$50,000
to
April 9
discount,
Merchants
National Bank of Salem, and $25,-
,
;
;
"
p
notes
The
are-;da|^d-.April
a
on
nolds, City Treasurer/will receive
(EST) on :
sealed bids until If a.m.:
Due Nov.
;
of $6.
The
a
by
price
The
May
1
Due
on
1967
from
inclusive.
to
May 1 from
on
May
—
v.
Bank
of
185, p. 1685
Springfield, -.at
discount,- plus
a
awarded to a group
composed of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Halsey/ Stuart &, Co.i
Inc., and Blyth & Co./Inc., at a
p; 1566—were
price of 100.01,
3.67%,
premium
dated April 10,
April 1 from 1958.
notes
of about
are
on
bear
from
additional
for H2 years.
Offering^-J.
Bond
in¬
Russell
$750,000 builds
ing bonds offered April 8—v. 18,5,
'
1957. Due
-
a
net interest cost
follows:
'
as
$195,000 4t4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1967 inclusive..
,
-
»
,
_
.
345,000 4'/zs; Due-on Jan. 1 from
-1968 to 1978 inclusive. "•
»
Har¬
Treasurer, will
re¬
;
210,000 3% s. Due on Jan. 1 from
r.
1979 to 1983 inclusive. / .
ceive sealed bids at the Union Na¬
tional
1
1987 inclusive.
terest of 0.75%
10
rington, City
1976 inclusive.
bonds
J
of about
to
Due
O.
awarded to the Third Na¬
were
1.95%
(P.
Lowell, Mass.
on
vr.
Berkley School District, Mich.' 1«:
:
Springfield), Mass. Sale — The $500,000 notes
Note
-
tional
at
/
Hampden County
were
4s.
4s.
[i I \ •''
Bond Sale—^The
-
follows:
to
••
1, 1957.
MicwoAM^^-f^v.:
•
of Boston.
offered
—
headed
group
Jones, Inc.,
-j",..
r'
April 16 for the piirchase of $500,lfl, W'notes. Dated April;'16, 1957;
April 1, 1958. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants
National
Bank,f of
Salem,r or at the National Bank
Due
1957.
Somertfillc,
Nete Offerlng-^William J. Rey¬
Beverly Trust Co., Beverly.
000 to
$1,850,000
bonds
537,000 3%s. Due
>
May
and interest pay-f
the:?First National Bank
Principal
1958;-Pay¬
:
:
* $
5,
Sale'4^-' An issue of $500,-
Note
offered April
185, p. 1436
v.
to
&
$341,000
'
-
,
dated
are
parking bonds. Dated May 1* 1957.
:-.y
April
National
r'J.
"185,
v.
—-
of par, a net interest cost
-
bonds
The
.
Bids for
—
rejected.
purposes
—
awarded
205,000 234s. Due on Feb. 1 from
V
New Iberia, La.
April 10
$202,415.27 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
1963
dated
are-
Boston.
of
./♦
:
—
Investment Co J, and
price of 100.07,
2.87%,
•
April
were
—
.
net interest cost of about
as
public V parking
bonds.
May 1 from 1958 to
1977'inclusive.;
t
;
V ^
for the
An issue of $300,-
—
the
at
Bank
the $370,658 street paving certifi¬
Zahner & Co.v at a
a
•
75,000 sewer bonds. Due on Mayv
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive v
'
O.
group
(P. O,-Gretna),'
Louisiana
Certificates Not Sold
issue of $492,-
sold
was
[;]*> Massachusetts-...
1957. Due on April 1,
—
6arrow^LCary &
:
•
•
;•
• V-'V
Jefferson Parish
City),. Kansas
—
County (P.102 Taunton),
The' notes
.
Bond
(P.
offered
hospital ^main¬
tenance loan notes was solddo ^the
Bristol County Trust Company, at
2.10% discount, i*
trial
185, p.1203
— .v.
awarded to
were
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Fiechman, County Treasurer, will
10
bonds
County
$5,000,000
tuberculosis
were
inducement
.
various
Wyandott
415.27
O.
Spirit Lake), Iowa
Offering —-Richard
receive sealed
Sale
dustrial
zell, of Kansas City.
at
V;
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Sale
The $75,000 Indus¬
Homer, La.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fiz-
Bond Sale
-
Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at
the State Fiscal Agency, Topeka.
the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
;
1957.
1,
V-'V/
Ardle,
of
Grafton,
LOUISIANA-
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
May
16 for the pur-';
bonds, as fol-
$400,000
~
Bond
.
a.m.
,
'1
000
'4-
,
re-*
11
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST),
«'
notes
—
Essex
on
internal improvement
street opening bonds. Due on
</■' May 1 from 1958 to~l977 in¬
clusive.
; '
"V
- v
est.
as
j
The,
X
Pqston:,; at ^.48%" inters
in
Bcmds-due
Lexington. Legality
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
internal; improve¬
ment paving, sewerrand street
opening bonds. Due on May
(CST) on April
29 for the purchase of $1,000,000
sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957.
-
clusive.
-
Mass,
loan"
temporary
from
1
thereafter
of. April
First
dated
April
on
1958 to 1977 in¬
from
547,480.26
Moines, Iowa
Offering
Clerk,
bids until 9
bonds.- Due
sewer
1
Sale
.
at
5,226,340.47
V/'"
IOWA
Bond
May
,
"
Des
ment
v.
The $39,000 school
—
bonds
185,
,
^
Boston.
'
Rockcreek School
until
bids
$100,000 street bonds. Due on May
J
1 from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.-
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, oi
Bank of Boston, at
Powell
improve-
,
5,
Nov. 29, 1957; Prin¬
National
First
will
Treasurer,
April
on
of
lows: V
of
'April
dated
are
cipal and
1,
Louisville.
.
internal
$2,727,887.71'
(EST)
chase
$300,-
on
sold
1963
Ralph Wulz,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
April
16' for,,the
purchase
of
$8,501,708.44 1 general
obligation
Legality approved
notes
-i.u-,
the Bank of Harlan,
Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis-
to
1957.
City
sealed
ceive
I.'
Daniel J. Mo-
—
225,000
1957.;;Due
Harlan.
May 7 for the purchase
Offering
Ardle,
"
Oden,
11
The
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
Education, will
bids
Lynn, Mass. "•">
/
issue- of
An
—
Note Sale
April 1 from
on
are-dated
order
verse
'
'
'
Mass.
sold
to
the National Shawmut-iBank,
of Boston, at 1.96% discount.
Bristol
ville.
Wichita, Kansas
Bond
Principal
and interest payable at the Peo¬
ples Trust & Savings Bank, Boon1,
•' / ■S'o.*-"'
Sale
Legal¬
Storey,
by
Bond Offering
Due
April 1 from
inclusive. Callable
1977
to
irt
$650,000 building bonds.
'
April
•'
of Board of
Clerk
MASSACHUSETTS
1965 inclusive.
bonds
Due
1957.
Montgomery County School District
No. 3 (P. O- CoffeyVtlle), Kansas
Bond
purchase ol $390,000 school addi¬
bridge bonds.
^
The
KANSAS
School
Dated
* "
••
received until April 29 for the
National
the
at
of Boston.
Thorn-'
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston,
tions and
>
;
136,000 4%s. Due on April 1 from
.1971 to 1977 inclusive.
iv
1969.
1,
;
y
v
on
1966 to 1970
:
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
$33,000
1958 to
&
Miles,
will
Harlan ),Ky.
interest cost of about
75,000 4V2s. Due
Chapman
Legality approved !by
Cutler, of Chicago.
.
Trustee,
of'-Jan.
as
18,
April
Additional Offering—- Bids will
be
Boston,
follows;
as
$90,000 4V4S. Due
1970 and thereafter
due in
callable
are
O.Folsomville),
Indiana
.....V
C.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer s office.
..
Owen
■
4.63%,
parking facilities revenue, bonds.
Dated. April i, 1957. Due on Jan.
1
from
1960
to
1983
inclusive.
in¬
at 2.25%
-'-y.'; v..'
V ;.
terest.
of par, a net
Schmanski,, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed, bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)" on April 23 for the pur¬
chase of $1,600,000 motor vehicle
Bonds
dated
are
$301,000 build¬ April 8 — v. 185, p. 1685 — were
ing bonds offered April 10—were awarded to a group composed ot
awarded to F. L. Dupree & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart" & Co., Inc., First
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, National City Bank,: of New York
Inc., Chas. A. Hinsch & Co., and City, and the National Shawmut
W. C, Thornburgh Co., at a price
Bank, of
ceive
Mer¬
Due Nov. 1, 1957.
or
approved
ity
Sale—The
Bond
.
>■
Alvin
Offering
Bond
Bank, In¬
Bank," arid
The bonds
inclusive.
Harlan. County (P. O.
;
■
Waterloo, Iowa
—were
National1
of
;
notes
Note
company
of Chicago.
.
The
Bank, Catlettsburg.
after July 1, 1962,
in Chicago desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved' by. Chiapmah & Cutler,'
trust
chants National Bank & Trust Co.,
all
on or
and / accrued interest and
premium of 5%. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
office of the Trustee, a bank or
$2,100,000
Fletcher National
diana
date
will
Clerk,
are
subject to prior redemption.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
Kentucky - Farmers
bonds
The
Well-
a
awarded
to ai group composed of the Amer¬
p.
date.
p.m.
1957.
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
1958 to 1971
will be callable also as a whole on
time-Warrants offered March 14—
v.
a
paying
7
Lowell,
Shavfmut Bank
000 temporary loan notes was
receive
(CST)
on
April 15 for the purchase of
$27,000 refunding bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
City
man,
sealed
cent on each subsequent
per
interest
•.'
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Warrant
one
re¬
until
Attleboro,
Offering—Strother
Bond
premium of 5%
during the years 1958 to 1.962, in¬
clusive, and decreasing thereafter
in the amount of one-quarter of
plus
will
Due Dec. 2, 1957.
200,000 notes.
1,
April
dated
are
,
or
on
O.
■
Note
July 1, 1958, at the par value
thereof
of
;
Catlettsburg, Ky.
of the
payment date
interest
after
bids
bonds
Principal
April' 15 for the pur¬
$500,000 notes, as fol¬
on
chase
of
Adrien
—
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
from
Louisville.
interest reserve for two years on
any
Offering
-
City
ceive
by lot from revenues in
part
the jinking fond in excess
T'
";
\ A
1, 1957. Due on
1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1063 and
thereafter are callable as of April
callable
1967. The bonds are to be
in
Anctil,
April
1
for
8
Note
$300,000 notes.
Dated
at;, par
Charles
—
Boswell, City Controller, will
revenue
1962. Principal and interest
11 a.m.' (CST)
(A-O)
payable at the. Peoples
the purchase of. Deposit Bank and Trust Company,
$1,050,000 bridge* revenue bonds. of Paris. Legality approved by
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on July 1,
Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton,
ol
May
on
until
bids
sealed
any
.Indianapolis, Indi
'.
,
185,
v.
—
building
receive *ly
will
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
The
lows:
April
'J.
George
—
inclusive.
.
and interest pay- •
able at the Union National Bank.
Me.
Le wist on,
k..:
(P, O. Paris),. Ky.
An issue of $380,-
—
Taylor & Company.
Secretary,
offered
185, p. 1328 — were
Leary & Co.
v.
—
Russell Long & Co., Fox,
JReusch. & Co., and Edward G,
^
Offering
Bond
Volger,
Sale
& Boyce,
O.Muscatine), Iowa
com¬
bonds
improvement
MAINE
bonds
was sold
to a group composed of
the Bankers Bond Co., Stein Bros.
Bridge Commitsiort
Muscatine
—
posed of John Nuveen & Co., A.
C. Allyn & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
Ira Haupt & Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, Wm. Blair & Co.,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Rand & Co., and
Wachob-Bender Corp., at a price
of 100.006, a net interest cost of
about 3.90%, as follows:
$445,000 5s., Due
1976.
lic
April 9
April 1 from 1958 to 1967
on
J
' '. •' ,
75,000 water departmental equip-.'
ment bonds. Due on April 1
,
awarded to Barrow,
KENTUCKY
000 school
1, 1975
62,000 3V4S. Due on Nov.
Anderson, Ind.
—
Bond
1 from
on Nov.
1970 inclusive.
Due
to
,/%?•
Bourbon County
118,000 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
INDIANA
Sale
to
3s.
53,000
.
Bond
'
Rapides Parish Road District No.
36 (P. O. Alexandria), La.
Bond Sale
The $130,000 pub¬
1957.
from
on j Nov. 1
1965 inclusive.
Due
4s.
1958
Legality
approved
by
Dallstream, Schiff, Hardin, I Waite
& Dorschel, of Chicago.
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 3.26%, as follows:
a
Interest
1957.
1,
April
Mag,
son,
185, p.
the
for
'
Legality approved by Stin¬
Thomson, McEvers &
F-A.
offered April 10 — v.
1684 — were awarded to
the Northern Trust Co., Chicago,
ing
22
tax-exempt
from
1
Due
—
Dated
Sale—The $310,000 build¬
Bond
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until
on Feb.
1977 inclusive.
3s.
1968 to
Iowa
Ronin Hartke,
—
85,000
District,
Independent Sch.
LeMars
Quincy College and Seminary Cor¬
poration (P. O. Quincy), III.
•.%
.'Monday, April 15, 1957
..
(1796)
Bank
of
$100,000
on
water
Claws on
Lowell,- until. 11
April 17 for the
purchase of $175,000 bonds, as followS:
\
:
a.m.;* (EST)
main
bonds. Due
I
School' District;
Mich. ]
Bond Sale^The $250,000 build¬
ing and' site bonds offered
9—v;
to
the
185, p.
April
1566^—wei*e awarded
First of Michigan Corp.
.
Volume 185
Number 5629
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1797)
bids
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Offering—JohnH. Wither-
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
until
bids
April
on
will
Controller,
City
spoon,
re¬
10
a.m.
the pur¬
Motor Vehicle
16 for
of. $600,000
Highway Fund, Series 57-B bonds.
Dated April 15, 1957. Due on April
15
from.
24
until
8
(EST)
p.m.
the
for
purchase
Crow
April
on
Bond
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
Bonds
thereafter
callable
are
Principal
1962.
1,
in
due
1963
of
as
April
Grant,
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
by
the
of
Chicago
City,
Legality
Detroit.
or
York
New
by Miller, Canfield,
proved
deck
in
City
ap¬
Stone, of
Port
Note
Sale
The
—
Bond
$100,000
tax
- ;
<
,
Sch.
Community
Michigan
Sale—The
ing
Iron wood, Mich.
'
Hope
Pad-
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Detroit;//
bonds
185,
p.
offered
1685
$240,000 build¬
April 8 — v.
Kenower,
to the National Metals Bank, and
the Gogebic National Bank, joint¬
at
ly, at- 3 y2% interest. K-///
$90,000
Michigan Center School District,
Michigan
Bond
Sale
The
—
McDonald-Moore
of about
cost
36,000 4s.
185,
group
of
Michigan Corp.],1 Harrimari iRipley
& Co., Inc., Stranahanp<!Hafris- &
Co., Bache & Co., and<J.'M. Dain
Co., at a price •ofofGO.0006, a
net interest cost of kbout- 3.92%,
follows:
as
1958 to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
.
305,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1968 to
420,000 4s.
Due
1
:
Offering
bids
Leo
—
1976 to. 1983
Michigan (State of)
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 Lim¬
ited Access Highway
Dedicated
Expressway)'
(Northwestern
from
The
to
Pietsch,
offered
.price;df 100.007,'
'cost of abolii 3,14%,
$5,995,000^*/
1958
a
net interest
as
follows:1'51
Due 'On May I
to~l964
inclusive.
'±y i
!'>%&(
2,585,000
:Due on May/1
•/v' from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.'"'
15,420,000'3s. Due on May 1 from
>.1968 to 1977 inclusive.
,v/
■'
:
Boiid
bated
Jan. 1,-1957. Due on
in
callable
1968
Jan.
at
bank
a
trust
or
•<>'•**
inclusive.
liv
it r
.
(J-D)
F.
.
J.j^Chase,
July 1 from 1958 to "1983 inclu¬
sive';' bonds due in' 1968 and therecallable
revenues,
the
pro¬
ceeds of this sale will be sufficient
to
complete the entire
The bonds
are
not
Detroit.
/;.*.-■? V
'
*
; i
expressway.
$175,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1958 to
....
gation of the State but
are
payable
1961
to
other motor fuels and
or
motor
vehicles
registered
on
the
in
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,and
\u
%
.
,
.
Olivet Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$275,000
May 1, 1069.
—
April 4
building
—
awarded
v.
to
bonds
185,
offered
1566
p.
were
until 2 p.m., (CST)
for the purchase of
16
oh April
$106,000
school
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1; 1957: Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
tor 1980 inclusive/. Bonds due in
1973
as
of
thereafter
and
Feb.' 1,
are
callable
1972. Principal and
interest
payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
Dorsey,
by
Owen, Barker,; Scott &-Barber, of
Minneapolis;.
.<
U;A«
.
\
-j
price of 100.07,
a
net interest cost of about
as
3.47%,
follows:
$95,000 4s.
1958
to
Due
April
on
1
from
on
April 1 from
1973 inclusive.
20,000 3s. Due
on
20,000 2%s. Due
April 1, 1974.
on
April 1, 1975.
*
*
Ovid
Bond
Bond
School District,
Offering
Mich.
—' Helen ^ M.
Richards, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
of
Offering
—
C.
A.
Halm-
will receive
(CST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $1,120,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.
rast,
District
Clerk,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
1,
1965 inclusive.
140,000 3%s. Due
1966 to
Clay County Indepr School District
No. 122 (P..Q. Moorhead), Minn.
the First of Michigan
Corporation, at
a
April 8
-*
1957. Due
to
1987
1978
as
of
on
Feb. 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Feb.
interest
Bonds
thereafter
and
1968.
1,
payable
are
due
in
callable
Principal and
at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
ker,
Scott
apoM*.,
..
&
..
Barber,
Lake
of the 'Woods:
Consol.
v.
County Indep.
School. District
No. *111
(P<» O. Baudette), Minn.,,
Bond
.Offering
^
,
.
Mrs.-i; Kay
Jah^L/from 1960sto(1984 inclusive.
Bpjrnjis. due,/m 1^72 and thereafter
are.
xillame'm of,J^an.,
of
1, ;'r 1969,
.
bar¬
Minne-
offered
White,
follows:
offered
1566
p,i
April
9
&
Hill
as
,*>♦:/>//j
$300,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
'/ 1958 to' 1967 inclusive.'
; 300,000
3Vis.' Due on March 1
'
from' 1968 to
400,000
3% s.
dh5"-March
Due
1
Rolling Fork, Miss, t/y
Bond Sale —r An issue of $60,000
wafer works revenue bonds >yas
sold
M.
to
Saunders
&
Comr
line,
inclusive.
V
:
-
;
;
District
held
that
The
$275,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
8.—
185,
v.
ed to
p.
1437
—
"were award¬
of Mann-
group composed
a
Inc.,
'
Caldwell,
Phillips & Co., and American Na¬
tional Bank of St. Paul, at: a price
July 1 from
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
/, *
65,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
terest
to
n
1.' .s.~j n
IfiiR-
'ifni/f f.:;,
Hannibal,
/V ! -'-/i;
Offering—Superintendent
pf Board ; of Public Works A. L.
Seckman announces that bids will
be received until 2 pun. (CST). on
April 22 for the purchase, of $600,Bond
eloctric
000
and
water
revenue
1567 — were awarded
to a group composed of the Mer¬
cantile
Trust
Company, of St.
/
1, 1958.
185,
v.
p.
Louis, Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago, City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, G. H. Walker
& Co., Reinholdt & Gardner, Stix
& .Co., and I. M. Simon & Co., at a
price of 100.0005, a net interest
cost,of about 3.08%, as follows:
•
"Bond'
St. Paul, Mink."
High
Sale
The
—
water works and
$6,663,000
school improve¬
ment bonds offered April 10 —
v.
185, p. 1566
were "awarded
to
ris
a
syndicate headed by the Har¬
& Savings Bank, Chi¬
Trust
Chase' Manhattan
Bank,' New York City, as 2.90s,
cago,
at
a
about
and
the
price
of
2.88%.
»...Other
a
basis
of
-
C. J. Devine & Co.,
of, the
Court
395,000 3%s. Due on Feb. .1 from
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Ripley County School District No.
R-3 (P. O. Doniphan), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
tional
'
t
*.
;
'
f
,
f
*
T
* «•
*
Offering
Bond
T
Groves Sch.
Webster
—
i'
*
■
•
cal
communities to
to
issue
revenue,
finance/construction
of
buildings to be leased to private
companies. ' The Court held] that
the law contravened the
provision
of the State Constitution forbid¬
use
behalf
tions
Of
or
of the
State's credit
individuals, associa¬
corporations.
This
in¬
of/ocal subdivisions becgUBq "they~
etfist,. atj the. will1; 5pf /the State,",
while
(conceding /the absence of
general' liability *'6f tfie City for
issue, the decision, Held ndvtheless
"that
/'revenue 1 /bonds.'
the
do5; cast
with
burdens; ;upon /the 'City1
reference "to
their-
isst|&riic4
':
payment."
chase of
$3,000,000/;sewerage. rev/
bonds.
enue
; Dated JVIay :J,
3957.
May 1 froi?fi;1960 to ..1977
inclusive.; Bonds ,4ue4n 1963 and
Due
on
thereafter
are
callable as of May
1, 1962.
Principal and interest
(MhN) payable>at.the City Treaso¬
urer's
office.»,Legality approved
by Wood, King & Dawson, of,New
York. City.
<•'
,
NEVADA''.;
Clark
'■////':
County School District (P. Ol
Las Vegas), Nev.
Bond
Gibbs,
Offering
—
Lauren
W.
Fiscal
Agent, Zions Bank
Building, Salt Lake City, Fiscal
Agent, will furnish complete details regarding the issue of $2,-
pany
of Georgia, Atlanta, Marine
Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Baxter & Co.,
Commerce
Trust Co., City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., both of
City, Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
Folger,' Nolan, Fleming-W.
Kansas
B/HibbS & Co., Winslow,
</ohu &
Shaughnessy
&
Hutchinson '. & ;
Co.,
Co.,
<
000,000 School bonds for which
sealed bids will be received until
6.
The bonds, part of the
$10,600,000 authorized last May,
May
will mature from 1958 to
elusive.
/ ,/,
NEW
North
"""
'
/
/
,
,
1977 inr
' ,•;./
lV
HAMPSHIRE
Hampton School 'District,
New Hampshire^
"""
Bond
bonds
Hutton
of
District, Mo.
Caroline Bar-
'
Sale —The $97,000 school
offered
April 9—v.
awarded
185, p.
to ? W.'
E.
&
Co.;'as 3V4S,'at a price
100.15, a basis of about 3.23%.
NEW
JERSEY
Asbury Park, N. J.
m
j
Bond Sale—The $386rOOO. sewer
bonds offered April 9.-.-v. 185,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until May 8 for the purchase of
p. 1686—were',awarded to a gropp
composed of J. B/Hanauer &,Co.;
thal
rere,
MONTANA
Fallon
Co., of Newark, Trust Com¬
Stetson,
/
Industrial
an
act passed by the 1953
Legislature authorizing lo¬
4% building bonds was sold to the
First National Bank of Doniphan.
group:
Trust
mons,
Holds
.,
First National
Bank, of Portland, Fidelity Union
Trust
/
?
$825,000 building bonds.
100.14,
members
be
/
Legislation Invalid—Ruling
in a test case
brought on behalf
of the City of York, the State Su¬
preme Court declared unconstitu¬
900>000 3s. ,Due on Feb. > 1 from
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
<
.
"
•
'
Nebraska (State of)
!(
16*86—were
f
f...
would
Bond
$805,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
/v
1958 to 1966 inclusive, /«>
in¬
1.60% from July ,1, 1957
of
sale
16.)
,
bond^ bear, additional
Jan.
Ash-
receive-
r
^-Orhahtt} Neb. '
•' >
Carthage School District, Mo.
Bond v Offering —+ Franklin. • E.
Sale—The $680,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 185,' Dinges,. City Comptroller, ,wilL>re«
ceive, sealed bids -until .10 ;? a.m.
p. 1437 — were awarded to George
(CST) on - April: <25 for. the parK. Baum & Co/ of Kansas' City."
to 1972 inclusive.
1968
The
on
the
April
on
—
—
will
Bond
principal and interest payable ai
bonds. Dated June 1, 1957, Due on
any
suitable banking institution
June 1 from 1960 to 1962 inclu¬
designated by the purchaser. .le¬
sive.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne^ Mariok County School District No.
60 (P.
O. Hannibal), Mo. .
apolis.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,100,000
New Prague, Minn.
school bonds offered April 5 —
Bond Sale
Clerk,
16
NEBRASKA
and
/
.MISSOURI
No.
junction, according to the ruling,'
is equally applicable in the case
Winona, Miss.
inclusive.
spe¬
bonds
p.
(MST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $425,000 building bonds.
Dated June
1, 1957. /(It was originally an¬
in
serially from 1958 to 1977
$655,000
district
v/185,
—
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
ding the
Memphis.
pany, of
Due
A.
The
Cdiknty School District
bonds
;'7 from 1975 to 1982 inclusive.
;
the
1, 1957.
Bond
State
inclusive.
1974
for
building
(P. O. Havre), Mont.
Offering — Mary I.
•
—
Sanford,
14
1567
--'were awarded to Grande & Co.
—/-were awarded
Hattier
—
April 8
■
i
1*1
185, p. 1437 — has
postponed until April 22.
—
McMaster.
.
to
New
been
hy.ill. receive sealed
bids
,
.
(
A. j. Rudolph,
—
school
Co.,
>»<»'>
bonds
.185,
v.
American
net interest cost of about
3.35%, as follows:
/ /'
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
District Clerk,
school
1996
of par, a
Dist. No. 69 (P. O. Rice), Minn.
Bond Offering
with
Blvth & Co., Inc.,- Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., and The First of Mich¬
igan Corporation in the offering
a re:
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co!; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corporation; Glore, Forgan '&
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Phelps,
Fenn & Co.; R. WV Pressprich &
*
$210,000 3.1Qs. Due
cv
Shields & .Co.,
on
MINNESOTA
Benton
State.
Among' those 'Associated
to
Trust
;
—
interest
the
at
heimer-Egan,
1968 inclusive.
100,000 3s. Due
solely from the proceeds of taxes
imposed by the State upon gaso¬
line
1960 inclusive./
615,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from
general obli¬
a
1959
and
1967.i,Principal and interest (J-J) Wammer,. District 'Clerk, • will:re¬
payable, at a bank or trust-com¬ ceive sealed bids": until -.-t4»r:p.m
pany designated by'the successful- (CST) on; April 29 for. the pur¬
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
chase of $230,000 school buildipg
ler,; Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
which are rated A-a
Tuscola County (P. O. Caro),' '
by Moody's and A-l by Standard
.«t ,Michigan•«>•»&
& Poor's, are being issued to.prpn
/"Bead Sale-^The $890,000 Coun¬
vide funds to pay? part of the cost
of completion of a toll-free limited ty Medical Care Facility Building
bends offered April 10 1— v. 185,
access highway being constructed
1437 — were awarded to a group
in, Oakland and Livingston Coun¬
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
ties, known as the Northwestern
Expressway. The total cost of this Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., H. V.
highway as now proposed is esti¬
mated to be $37,000,000, and it is Sattley & Co., and Friday & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
estimated that, with the applica¬
tion of Federal aid and current cost of about 3.17%, as follows:
vehicle
payable
;
i
| Bond Sale" /-An issue of $15,000
street,' improvement' bonds 1^ia^.
Hennepin C'ounty Itidep. Sch. Dist.
sold to the Bank of Winona, ajiH1
No. 17 (P. O. Edina), Minn.
the Merchants arid. Farmers Bank';J
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
of.Wiriona, jointly, as 3%s.
"
ing of '$700,000 "school building
"Due serially from 1958 to i967
borids ' originally 'scheduled'
for
July' 1,
of
as
from
York. City;*v .-V
on
afte^hre
1
Principal
Manufacturers
Michigan*,!.
—
Dec.
on
$295,000
improvement
sewer;:;.
May
$800,000
improvement
nounced
National Bank, St. Paul, or at the
"C'mov.w
Offering
t^x-exempt /dormitory
bonds; Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due
Tekonsfxpt C.Qtnmtirtity Sch. District,
■Bond
non
pay¬
company
designated by the successful
of DetfOit.^"iMt
will1; receive
p'.m, (CST) on
Manager,"'
revenue
^
of
Municipal Separate
School Districti Miss.
Bond
Sale
The
-$1,000,000
Offering ^ H. V. Neede,
1967.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
000
thereafter
and
of
as
O.
May i0 for the'purchase of $250,-
Jan,. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
are
(P.
purchase
cial
April
on
MISSISSIPPI
Paul), Minn.
sealed bids until. 2
highway fund
the
Bond Sale
receive, sealed
(CST)
Greenwood
'
The bonds,
motor
Mniversity
St.
000
bonds,
1,4957
' /:. /.////*•
'
Business
vehicle
/
from Aug.
p.m..
on
of
Dated July
Glasgow, Mont.
Principal arid interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
/
/ %
additional inr
1958.'
1,
...
untiL>7:30. p.m. / (EST) /on
motpr
"
inclusive.
bonds.
L. D. Johnson,
—
will
1
//
"
(MST)
p.m.
)
'
"
from
Feb. 1 from
on
and
purchase
*"
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1960 tQ 1979 inclusive.
on
bear
XVi%
Hamline
will jeeeive sealed
April 9—v.
at a
1977
bonds
Aug.
for
sanitary
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968
to
terest of
185, ^ Secretary of the Board, of Educa¬
143T—werd' awarded to a syndi¬ tion, will receive sealed; ;bids until
cate managed jointly by Blyth & :8 p.m. (EST) oh April 23 for the
purchase of $345,000 school build¬
Co.,/ Inc., HalsCy; Stuart & C&.\
Iric/ and frirst of Michigan Cdrp:,' ing bonds. Dated May ly 1957.5 Due
bonds
to
1972
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
on June 1 from
inclusive.
/*./$ Miller, Canfieldj Paddock & Stone,
'
Tak
July
on
par,
3.78%,
1
1965 inclusive.
April HMor the purchase of $20,-
to be
inclusive.
1975
Bond
Village/Clerk,
Bonds due
."
$275,000 4s. Due
Due
Feb.
on
120,000 3.90s. Due
Powers, Mich.\lV
to
ot 5 First
composed
follows:
as
18
Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.'
198Q& tor 1983 inclusive./
$1,000,000
p.-1566—were^aWarded
v.
4.16%,
Due
60,000 3.70s. Due
011 July 1 from
1958 to 1979 inclusive,
;
•
Clerk,
until
apolis.
3s.
1966
net interest
a
price of
a
55,000 3.30s. Due
jointly,
Co.,
price of 100.02,
a
building bonds offered April;9—
a
&
Co., at
1960 to
$204,000 434s. Due
—
&
Co.,
Co.
Winthrop, Minn.
bids
follows:
as
awarded to
& Co., and
were
—
MacArthur
anticipation notes offered April 3
vi 185, p. 1566 — were awarded
and Traverse
lndep. Consol.
net interest cost of about
a
&
'
Bond Offering
City
Stevens
Prescott
Dist.,
~
Overton
f>,
building bonds will be
(P. O.
Herman), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v/185,
p. 1566 — were awarded to E. J/
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
Miller,
A.
$250,-
School District No. J
cessful bidder.
able/at, the current Official bank
An issue of
Counties Joint
(A-O)
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
;1958
—
Kenower, MacArthur &
J.
sold to the State of Minnesota.
and
interest
and
Sale
000 school
April 1 from 1958 to 1975
on
inclusive.
Wing County School District
51 (P. O. Crosby), Minn.
No.
$225,000
of
61
District No.
County School
12
Bond
(P,
O. Baker), Mont.
Ryan & Co., and LebenCo.,- at 4%s, at a price of
100.08, a basis of about 4.36%.
wood, as 4/4s.
County, Columbia Palls
School District (P. O.
Martin City), Mont.
Flathead
Bond Offering
f-F. P. Fleming,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 8
"
L
1
t
r~>j
&
Bridgewater Township School Dist.
(P. O. Raritan), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
bonds offered April 10 were
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hoping
High
John J.
Offering
—
Elizabeth
Macko, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
8:15
p.m.
(EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of £3,000,000
school' building
bonds.1
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
1
from
1958
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Raritan State Bank,
Raritan.
Legality approved by
$2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1798)
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
&
Caldwell,
interest (J-D)
and
payable at the
Huntington, Huntington
of
Bank
Station.
Chatham
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Chatham), N. J.
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Carl¬
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m (EST) on April 22 for
the purchase of $140,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1962 inclu¬
son,
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Trust
&
Bank
First
the
at
approved
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Hecker
Galloway, of New York City.
Evans Fire District
^
1438
Co., Madison. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
ceive
(EST)
April
on
11
a.m.
23 for the pur¬
public improve¬
chase of $184,000
ment and
until
bids
sealed
'May
will re¬
City Comptroller,
Gann,
equipment bonds. Dated
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1, 1957.
1958
1976
to
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
National State Bank of Elizabeth.
the
provement bond anticipation notes
chase
offered April
follows:
anticipa¬
totaling
Hutzler,
Sale
struction
The
—
bonds
con^
April
to
3.60s,
as
at
price
a
10
100.64,
of
a
basis of about 3.53 %.
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 185,
p.
1567 — were awarded to the
Harris- Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
O. Liverpool),
(P.
net
a
Wayne
.as
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Offering
Commission,
tax bonds. Due
V
W. E. Easter-
—
will
1958 to
•
2,000,000
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
1958
Raleigh
ited
1959 -to
1978
unlimited
Nov.
on
tax
1
from
inclusive.
1977
general
t
unlink
sewer,
bonds.
Due
from 1958 to 1977
1
I
Nov*
on
inclusive,
700,000 general, sewer, unlimited
inclur
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
tax
/
bonds.
from
payable at the Chemical Corn Ext
change Bank, of New York City,
at the Wachovia Bank
Due
tax
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bridge,
to
1,300,000
a.m.; (EST)
on, April
16
purchase of $100,000 hos¬
pital bonds. Dated May 1,1957. Due
1977
bonds.
•
receive
the
serially from
bonds,
500,000 street opening, unlimited
North Carolina
ment
$17,250,000
*
sewage disposal, unljm>ited tax bonds. Due on Nov. I
County (P. O. Goldsboro),
Bond
of
$1,000,000
interest
1.946%. ::
or
Salina
Corp./" at
1687
p.
First Se¬
cost of
for
$127,000
offered
to the
until*, 1J
v-/
'
185,
v.
—
sealed bids at his office in
185,. p. 1686 — were awarded
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
v.
(P. O. North Tarrytown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $640,000 build¬
y
(P. O. Schenectady),
New York
1
2.09%
at
,'y;yjy
10
awarded
were
—
-
notes
■
Bond
No.
&
Rotterdam
Greenburgh and Mount Pleasant
Union Free School District
&
curities
Y.
The bond
—
capital
Bros.
interest.
basis
a
and
mon
p.
Bank, of Angola,
price of 100.27,
V
a
tion
3.44%.
about
by
Heckler
$1,295,000 offered April 8—y. 185,
p. 1686 — were awarded to Salo¬
«•
fire
to
approved
Sykes,
Rochester, N.
Note Sale
185,
v.
Legality
Vandewater,-
Galloway, of New York City.
&
r
$33,000
—
awarded
National
31/28, at
as
of
V
The
—
were
—
Evans
Wood, of New York City.
r.
York
New
Sale
Bond
by
(P. O. Derby),
bonds offered April 4
proved
Elizabeth, N. J.
Bond Offering—Patrick F. Mc-
Legality
Pittsford.
Monday, April 15, 1957
...
300,000
to
Nov..
on
1
inclusive.
1977
Freeway
unlimited
& Trust
Due
1958
improvement;
tax
bonds.
Due
oi>
N.
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inY.y Company, of Raleigh, at the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $560,000 public chaser's option. Legality approved
elusive.:;, '
y.-y yyy
y."
Chicago, and J. C. Bradford & Co.,
improvement bonds offered April by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
2,500,000 Port Development, unjointly, as 3.40s, at a price of 9—v.
185, p. 1686—were awarded & Mitchell, of New York City.
limited
tax
bonds... Due
on
/
100.53, a basis of about 3.35%.
to a group composed
of Marine
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inNORTH:' DAKOTA * /yy
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist. Trust Co. of Western New York,
relusive.
y/y y/*•.>Zr'.lr-' ■ '■
No. 13 (P. O. West Hills Road,
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc., and
1,500,000
recreation,
unlimited
Carrington School District, N. Dak.
R. D. White & Co., as 3 V2S, at a
Huntington Station), N. Y.
tax " bonds.
Due on Nov. I
Bond Sale —The $84,QQ0 school:
Bond Offering — Joseph A. Deprice of 100.51, a basis of about
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
']•
building bonds offered April 5 —
Palma, District Clerk, will receive 3.45%.
1,000,000 ^'.recreation,
unlimited
v. 185, p. 1330 — were awarded to
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
tax1 vbbnds. Due on Nov. 1
Sullivan, Lincoln, Cazenovia, Lenox, the Foster County State Bank, of
April 17 for the purchase of $4,from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. *
Manlius and Cicero Central School Carrington. y.:
A;//V y
967,000
school
building
bonds.
2,000,000 City Hospital improve?
District No. 1 (P. O. Chittenango),
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on June
ment,: unlimited tax
bonds.
OHIO
New York
.
.
"
'
,
-
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
«
:
City.
v
Garfield, N, J.
Bond
Offering — Joseph
J.
Novak, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $1,888,000 bonds, as follows:
.1$ 1,586,000 school
bonds.
100,000 school bonds.
1
,
1958
from
1
able
Due
1957.
1978
on
May
1,
May 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
terest
dated
are
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Gar¬
field Trust
Chemical
Co., Garfield,
Corn
or
Exchange
at the
Bank,
New York
City. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
Twp. School District
Pequannock
(P. O. Pompton Plains), N. J.
Bond
1
Offering
—
school
000
1957.
Due
Catherine
Jan
Jan.
1,
from
1959
to
1
inclusive.
1980
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
National Bank of Butler. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
<5!c Wood, of New York City.
West New
Bond
from
1
local
sessment
1 from
improvement
bonds.
1959
116,000 general
bonds.
Due
1958 to
The
1957.
1969
bonds
Due
1967
to
on
on
Principal
May
inclusive.
improvement
May 1 from
inclusive.
are
as¬
—
to
Bonno
1,
and interest
at the
Hudson
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
City.
Cruise
J.
loan
temporary
the
CXXXII).
Due
Dated
13,
Sullivan,
by
proved
Banrahan,
York
County
f;roup
of
1
bonds
$4,420,000
(Public
Works
Sewer
Sanitary
offered
1686—were
awarded
composed
Savings
Districts)
9—v. 185, p.
April
of
to
Harris
Bank,
a
group
Trust
and
Chicago; First
Boston Corp., Marine Trust Com¬
pany of Western New York, Buf¬
of
Webster
the
purchase
bonds.
1957. Due pn Oct, 1 from 1957 to
April 30 for
the purchase of $2,742,000 school ,1975 inclusive. Bonds due in 1971
on
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
March 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
on
clusive.
(M-S)
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank
of West Orange. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
NEW
Due Hills Fire
YORK
1
New
ers,
District
sealed
bids
as
the
Long
and
2
Water
Districts
Nos.
(P. O. Pittsford), N.
Bond
Offering
will
until
1
re¬
p.m.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
on
of
bids
April
until
17
$660,000
for
Principal and interest (A-O)
on
June 1 from
4957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
1
from
able
at
1, 1957. Due
1958
the
to
1987
Security
on
Bond
ing
1967
1971
a
&
to
6s, due
to
1967
Co.,
a
23/4S,
of
to
1968
Commerce,
&
to
May 1
inclusive.
Director
May
of
bids
sealed
7
,y
until
the
bonds,
1 p.m.
purchase
1958
to
Urban
Nov.
1,600,000
1958
Due
to
1,200,000
.
,
Due
1958 to
1,500,000
.
:
•
on'Nov.
1958
bonds.
tax
from
Due
park
tax
1 from
bonds.
to
Due
and
1
$140,000
from
Is,
1988 to
due
on
by
1
Nov.
1967 inclusive.
Note
Carolina
Sale
—
The
May
Knuth,
$15,000,000
receive
and im¬
dated
June
1,
the
Irving
Trust
Co.,
City. Legality approved
Shaffer
Williams, of
&
(DST)
3s, at
basis
qf
Fund
No.
to
and
1
1
bonds
group
headed by the
Company, as 3s, at a
a
-
price
100.19,
of
a
basis
c|f
about 2.96%.
Greenfield, Ohio
Bond Offering — Ollie D. CooJj:,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aprjl
26
the
for
storm
15,
1957
1958
purchase
bonds.
sewer
to
.Due
1982
on
of
$10Q,0C(0
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
15
April
from
Principal
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
Peoples National Bank of Green¬
field.
Legality approved by Peck,
&
Williams, of Cincin¬
Shaffer
nati.
Offering
—
Director of
sealed
on
;
as
Incinerator Fund No.
Cleveland, Ohio
of)
school plant construction
at
Peck,
1990 inclusive.
(State
are
a
2.97%.
Equipment
y
-
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
Nprth
bonds
100.78,
2.77%.
360,000 Park, Land, Building and
r tax
1 from
on
price of
a
basis of about
Ohio
Cincinnati.
on
1987
The
1957.
3s, at
as
from
improvement, lim¬
1958
Building
140,000 Park,. Playgrounds, Rec¬
reation Fund Nov 19 bonds to
>.
1980 inclusive.
1958 to
200,000
Garage
Improvement Fund No, 1
.
Nov.
185,
foil-
v.
as
*
;
about
f
totaling
—
awarded,
were
bonds to McDonald & Co. and
Field, Richards & Co., jointly,
.
unlimited
on
The bonds
Safety
and
tax
'
Sanders
Cleveland.
tax
1982 inclusive.
to
Squire,
by
Columbus, Ohiq
—
$25,O0Q
from
1
Cq„
lows:.
unlimited
1,600,000 /University,
Trust
at the Cleve¬
or
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
a
price of 101.13, a
<
1973 inclusive..
Due on Nov.
inclusive;
due
to
1330
p.
011
unlimited
sewer,
bonds.
inclusive;
May I
3s,
Irving
Co., Cleveland. Legal¬
*
payable
1971
the
at
in¬
inclusive.
1976
street,
New York
$850,000
•
Trust
;
Nov.- I
on
196£
bonds
approved
ity
...
Due
to
land
of $15,-
unlimited
street,
bonds.
1958
City,
clusive.
from
from
from
1
& Dempsey, of
on
2007
/f'
equip¬
fire
York
unlimited
to
from
inclusive.;
payable
Nov. 1 from
1958
and
$525,000 offered April 3
bonds.
tax
1
New
Redevelopment,
from
1
on
tax
limited
pre dated May, 1,
1957. Principal and interest (M-N)
1994 inclusive.
unlimited
ited
1970
Nov.
on
^
The
follqws:
as
/.tax bonds. Due
sanitary sewer bonds:
$180,000 6s, due on May 1
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive;
$130,000 2%s, due on May 1
to
police
I
^
machine
ment, limited tax bonds. Due
y
C.
(DST)
Nov.
inclusive,
Nov.
on
;
.
1958 to 1962 inclusive,
350,000
r
G.
$8,000,000. Expressway,
1970
1988
Due
on
unlimited
service
equipment,,
and
bonds.
Flick,
Finance, will receive
for
100,000
$150,000
from
public
,,
J.
—
V
Tree,
Due (on
from 1958 to 1967
Cincinnati, Ohio
Offering
1967 in¬
.1
Bond Sale
Bond
Due
1953 to
from
Shade
400,000
Ohio
J.
on
bonds.
bonds.
tax
basis of about 2.73%.
a
May 1 from 1959 to
1968
100,000
Glore,
of-. Seattle,
tax
clusive.
Co., F. S. Yantis & Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, McDon¬
nell & Co., and Joseph, Mellen &
Miller, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.11,
1,300,000
.
limited
Bradford & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
& Co., Bacon, Whipple &
.
bonds:
on
1990
of
Due
to
:
Nov. .1
Ernst
due
inclusive; $135,000 23/4s,
due on May 1 from 1968 to
1970
inclusive; $790,000 3s,
due on May 1 from 1971 to
1987 inclusive;
and $125,000
due
composed
group
bonds;
1958
un¬
clusive.
Forgan & Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co., National- Bank
in¬
1967
Is,
McDonald
tax
paving,
in¬
—
bonds.
on
to
portion
from
on
in-
;■'tV
.'•:
City's
1
Due
1972
to
200,000 City's portion paving,
Bond
Sale
The
$4,000,000
building bonds offered April 8 —
v., 185, p.
1330
were awarded
on
April
pay¬
awarded
1958
./;;
»
Development,
196*7
Sale—The $410,000 build¬
Cincinnati City Sch. District,
1975
due
1960
water
Nov.
from
1
bonds.
tax
from
unlimited
;
improvement bonds of¬
April 4— v. 185, p. 1567 —•
were
in¬
6s,:
from
Cincinnati. Legal¬
Company, as 4s, at a price of
101.04, a basis of about 3.89%.
improvement
$105,000
1
1,300,000
and
fered
1
elusive.
'<•
■
Na¬
District, Ohio
.
inclusive.
1,20Q,Q00
re¬
inclusive.
Trust
«;
inclusive; and $175,000 3s, due
on
May 1 from 1971 to 1975
pur¬
Dec.
Due
clusive;
on
May
bonds.
Dated April
Baxter
to
$220,000
of
First
to
inclusive.
Lakefront
Nov.
Nov.
on
1977
unlimited
196*7
interest
and
the
at
1957.
to
Belpre Exempted Village School
1,000,000
May 1 from
D.
the
1958
street
bonds:
p.m.
(E£T) on April 17 for the pur¬
chase of $81,000 bonds.
Dated
1, 1956.
500,000
1
2
water
to
improvement
6s,
due on
from
1
inclusive.
Y.
Edward
—
May
Principal
payable
1,
1958
Due
to
500,000
by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
clusive; $60,000 2%s, due on!
May 1 from 1968 to 1970 in¬
clusive; and $100,000 3s, due'
on
May
from
1958
ity approved
185,
v.
—
Inc.,
$190,000
May 1 from
of
National Bank,
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Co.,
1
tional Bank
$3,350,000
9
street
bonds:
Island
Seward, Town Supervisor, will
Treasurer,
$350,000
Hicksville.
(P. O.
York
callable
are
(J-DI
composed of Harriman Rip¬
&
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
to
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 2.92%, as follows:
Oct. 1, 1970. Principal and inter-*
est (A-O) payable at the
Irving
Trust Co., New York City, or at
Huntington),
Bond Offering—Royal H. Sand¬
ceive
thereafter
Pittsford
District
R. F. D. No. 4,
and
Due
•
awarded
were
—
bonds.
ment
a
$352,000
April 1,
Dated
April
'
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Illinois
Company, New York Hanseatic
Corp., William Kenny & Ay res,
Inc., and Wyllie & Thornhill, at
Securities
of
assessment
improve¬
1958
Hospital
and
Center, unlimited tax
bonds.
cial
sewer
from
City
Health
(EST) on April
26 for the purchase of $83,000 spe¬
•
Th^
—
offered
Bosworth
Corp., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
and Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., as 2.90s, at a price of
for
Ma¬
New
ley & Co., Inc., Smith,- Barney &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Braun,
City.
Commission
the
to
Western
1,600,000
until
noon
1
inclusive.
bids
CAROLINA
Sale
1567
p.
Donovan,
Sale —The
building
un?
Bond
bonds
Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond
of
Greensboro, N. C.
1957.
McGovern & Lane,
Co.
NORTH
Oct. 28, 1957. Legality ap¬
on
New
May
awarded
Trust
(Issue
notes
11—v. 185; p.
Nov.
on
.1977
1
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
of
-
tion, will receive sealed bids
(DST)
Sale—The $270,000 school
York, Buffalo, and Blair & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as 3.40s, at a price
100.28, a basis of about 3.36%.
Philip
that
announces
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m.
(EST) on April 16
for
the
purchase of $20,993,000
18
p.m.
Bond
Amberley, Ohio
Bond Offering—Elsie K. Roush,
York
bonds offered April
rine
New York
Note Offering—Chairman
Secretary of the Board of Educa-*
8
Company of West¬
New
1686—were
City Housing Authority,
(M-N)
payable
County
National
Bank,
Jersey 100.92, a basis of about 2.82%.
City. Legality approved by Reed, Oyster Bay Common Sch. District
Hoyt, Taylor
&
Washburn,
of No. 8 (P. O. East
Norwich), N. Y.
New York City.
Bond Offering—Margaret Linke,
West Orqnge School District, N, J. District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
Bond Offering—L. T.
Ericson,
til
of
inclusive.
1971
New York
falo; Stone &
«
May
dated
were
York, Manufacturers and
Traders Trust Co., both of Buffalo,
Blair
&
Co., Inc., Roosevelt &
-
Gabriel,
$278,000
1957
F.
Town
Clerk,
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on April
22 for the purchase of
$394,000 bonds, as follows:
Trust
—
composed
New
ern
Onondaga County (P. O.
Raymond
—
1686
p.
group
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ Wilna, Champion, Le Ray, Rutland,
able
at
the
Lynbrook National Denmark, Croghan, and Diana Sch.
District No. 1 (P.O. Carthage),
Bank & Trust Co., Lynbrook. Le¬
York, N. J.
Offering
a
Due
$1,252,000
offered
Treasurer,
M.
Dated
bonds.
on
Marine
to
bonds
Ries,
will receive Cross, Wood, Struthers & Co., W.
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., Coffin &
April 17 for the purchase of $136,- Burr, and R. D. White & Co., as
000
public improvement bonds. 3.60s, at a price of 100.78, a basis
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. of about 3.52%.
Offering
Village
New York
Lamoureaux,
Secretary
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $1,250,-
The
185,
v.
—
awarded
Lynbrook, N. Y.
Bond
22,000 street improvement bonds.
Sale'—
building
April 10
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
bonds.
bonds
Bond
school
Ex¬
Dawson, of New York City.
30,000 water bonds.
The
Corn
Chemical
the
at
improvement
150,000 general
inclusive.
1986
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
C.
Finance, will
bids
April 30
Harrittop, Qhjo
Edward
until
for
the
noon
pur¬
Bond
Sale
nicipal
March 14
awarded
—
The
building"
—
to
$96,000
mu¬
bonds - offered
18§, p. Itl97
were
Seasongood & Mayer,
v.
3%s,
as
at
price
a
of
100.45,
Callable
a
basis of about 3.70%.
the
at
Lindsey,
■
Ohio
^
^
Offering Rescheduled
L
.
The of¬
—
185, p. 1568 — has been
scheduled for April 24."
v.
Wayne
April
from
1
1958 to
1967
inclu¬
of
Cleveland. ~
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at" the City Treasurer's
of Portland.
.
480,000 4s.
O. The Dallas),
OKLAHOMA
*,
v
v
I"
Oregon
County Indep. Sch. District
Bond Sale—The $27,000 Twen¬
No. 160 (P. O. Cyril), Okla.
<
ty-Fourth
Bluff
improvement
Bond Offering — C. E.McDow-<
bonds offered April 8 — v. 185,
ell, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
p. 1568 — were awarded to Atkin¬
~tir
.
.
'
'
'
.
.
Lowellville,,Ohio
.
j; Bond Sale
185,
v.
— The $18,500
offered April
bonds
sewer
1568
p.
Note
City
Offering
assessment
Dated
April
15, 1958.
T
^
Bond
v
Due
will
Auditor;
until
bids
Bond
7:30
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
lyt»7
terest
(J-D)
tional
1
from
North
ments,
Village
*
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
April 8
of
1:
re¬
the
at
water" main
Brecksville
Sanders
.Cleveland.
000
School
April 10—
awarded
v.
to
185,
a
■ •"
•
1568
p.
First
— were
National
in
bonds.
* sewer
•• y'-
Due
J981 inclusive. Bonds
1971
&
are
Logan County Indep. Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. Crescent), Okla.
Sale:— The $8,000 trans¬
equipment" bonds
portation
fered April 9
Crescent,
of
at
of¬
1687
p.
at
District
of
until
f
—
composed of BIyth
Co.,
Inc.,
&
Offering
7:30 p.m.
&
Co., Merrill. Turben & Co., and
-John J. Joyce & Co., as 5s, 4 Vis,
v.,
•
.
.
bonds.
Jr., General Manager of the Port
Commission,
will
receive
bids
a.m.
(PST)
13
Offering Cancelled—The
ing
$25,000
of
general
offer¬
purpose
building bonds scheduled for April
19
1687
185, p.
v.
—
has been
—
T.
1970 in¬
to
to
bonds
price
101.29,
of
basis of about
a
Rogers
Dependent School
Verdigris),
County
District
No.* 19
Bond
(P. O.
Offering
until
received
—
25
for
approved
Palmer
Offering
until
-—Bids will
Dated March 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
from
1958
1964
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at the Loran
pay¬
County Savings
and Trust Company, of Elyria. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Clerk
Temple, Okla.
Offering—C. F. Douglass,
Board 'of
the
of
&
(EST) on April 22 for the pur¬
chase of $325,000 general obliga¬
tion
water
improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1959 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase
-
City
bids
Auditor,
until
Trustees/
,
1961
Due from
bonds.
No.
to
1970
in¬
Executive Director.
will
receive
(EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $350.000
sewer
improvement
bonds.
April 1, 1957. Due
from
1958
to
1980
on
Oct.
inclusive.
,
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
The Government Development
at the Borough Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Townsend^ Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
Elliott & Munson, of
agent for th£ Aqueduct and Sew¬
Philadelphia.;
er Authority.
Susquehanna Township Sch. Dist. \
Puerto Rico Ports
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Authority (P. O.
Bond Sale
The $75,000 gen¬
San Juan), Puerto Rico
eral " obligation
bonds
offered
Passenger
and
Cargo Traffic
March 25—v. 185, p, 1331—were Up — The A.viation Division of
awarded
as
to
Butcher
at
27/as,
a
price
&
Sherrerd,
of
100.02,
basis of about 2.86%. Due
from
1958
Swissvale
to
1962
District, Pa,
The
eral
obligation
April 9 — v. 185,
May
inclusive.
the
Puerto
$250,000
bonds
p.
1569
gen¬
offered
—
to
were
Singer,
Deane
Scribner, as 3J4s, at a price
100.19, a basis of about 3.23%.
&
of
Rico
Ports
Authority
announced
April 10, that passen¬
through the Interna-:
tional Airport at San Juan for the
traffic
ger
month
School
Bond Sale
on
a
of
68,958,
February
compared
1957
totaled
to .60,223
few?
February 1956.
Cargo for February,. 1957 was
3,816,136 pounds compared to 2,352,441 pounds moved during the
month
May
1
from
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
in
agency
York
Portland
City.
In
of
February 1956.
February,
Trafford, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
eral
The
obligation
April 5 — v. 185,
$30,000 gen¬
bonds
p.
1439
offered
—
were
San
at
Juan
Isla
was
County Indep.
Bond
Sch. District
(P. O. Glenpool), Okla.
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
of
nounces
L.
R.
Thompson
an¬
that bids will be received
until April
18 for the purchase of
$46,000 building
Bond
son.
Offering
City
bonds,
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Company, of Pittsburgh.
V-
The
Washington
County (P. O. **
Washington), Pa.
Bond Sale
An issue of $120,000 county home bonds was sold
—
will
7:30 p.m.
receive
(PST)
May 1 for the purchase of $41,000
improvement
bonds.' Dated
on
May 1 from
May 1,
1957. Due
1958 to
a
and
moved
cargo
Government
for
Puerto
agent
for the
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
Puerto Rico Ports
Authority.
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
<4
'
Road, Pittsburgh), Pa.
Offering —.Andrew
Bond
on
bids
April
until
25
S.
7
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
obligation
bonds.
Braddock, Pa.
Offering — J. J.
Bond
Secretary,
Borough
O'Hara,
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
receive
(EST)
May 2 for the purchase of $80,000 general obligation bonds.
Chester.
/
Redevelopment Authority,
Z"
Pennsylvania
The $342,000 pre¬
Note
Sale
—
liminary loan notes offered April
9
awarded
were
to
the
Delaware
2% interest, plus a premium of
$11.
Penn
Township School District
Authority (P. O. 102 Duff Road,
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school
building bonds offered April 10—
v.
185, p. 1569—were awarded to
group composed
on
Co,, McJunkin, Patton & Co., and
McKelvey
97.57,
4.04%,
due
000
—
George Simer-
City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
ville,
April 15 for the purchase of $62,156.02
Bancroft
Improvement
bonds. Dated April 1,
1957. Due on
at
price
a
of
follows:
1,
$10,000
1958;
April
1,
23/4S, due
2.90s.
$10,000
1959:
$10,000
due
3.15s,
April
1,
1961;
$20,000 S^s, due April 1,1962;
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
by
Offering
Co.,
3.05s, due April 1, 1960; $15,-
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
$20,000 3.35s,
due April
1,
1963; $20,000 3.45s, due April
1,
1964;
$20,000
3.55s,
due
Corvallis, Oregon
Bond
as
April
(M-N)
proved
&
net interest cost of about
a
$495,000 bonds:
May 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
Treasurer's
of First Boston
Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc., Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co., Chaplin &
.
$20,000 3.60s,
1966;
$30,000
3.65s, due April 1, 1967; $30,000
3.70s, due April 1, 1968; $60,000 33is.
due April
1, 1969
and
1970; $30,000 3.80s, due
April
due
1,
1965;
April
1,
*»
A
9
hi!
*
'•! '
,■•"1*
Kost, Borough Secretary, will re¬
sealed
*
•
Co., of Philadelphia, as
price of 100.52, a basis
chase of $18,000 general
the
still
Grande, passenger traffic
50,029,
Bank
about 3.30%.
1968 inclusive. Callable as
of
was
totaled 1,916,361 pounds.
Braddock Hills (P. O. Brinton
a
Oregon
— Julia
S. John¬
Recorder,
bids until
sealed
terest
1955,. while
Air Terminal
awarded to
County National Bank of Chester,
z.r
13
Mary V. Par¬
noon
,
During the month of February
three new projects were completed
and 14 new ones begun.
improvement
bonds
April 8 were awarded to
&
3%s, at
of
on
of
clusive.
Shuler &
—
Revenues
Authority in Feb. 1957
amounted to $649,499 compared
with $591,645 in Feb.,
1956, ac¬
cording
to
Rafael
V.
Urrutia,
sewer
offered
bids until 7:30
April 18 for the
$50,000 fire station
(CST)
p.m.
Wooster, Ohio
Offering
Bond
1
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
—
the
on
be
noon
.
Dated
will
of
Aliquippa, Pa.
and
sealed
equipment bonds.
Bend,
(EST)
on
April 19 for the purchase of $35,000
municipal
building -bonds.
sealed
Secretary,
Revenues Increase
W.
PENNSYLVANIA
the
OREGON
-Bond
ker,
*
Jan.
on
inclusive.
fiscal
New
or
Bids will be
April
purchase of $9,500 transportation
,
received
Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto Rico
Martha
Oklahoma
Sheffield, Ohio
1
—
■
3.59%.
4
1977
interest
Port's
at
offered April 8 — v.
185, p. 1439 —r were awarded to
,the Ohio Company, as 3%s, at a
ing
.
1, 1957. Due
(EST)
Tulsa
r
X,
sealed
on
purchase of $1,000,000
airport bonds. Dated
Jan.
ceive
'cancelled.
Ridgevale Local School District
(P. O. Morral), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $595,000 build¬
10
the
for
Apfil 19
on
1960
will receive sealed
'*
Irwin
clusive.
Bend
4.
until
Series
improvemerlt
and
from
Due
..
Richfield Township (P. O. Akron),
f'Ohict
Borough
awarded
(P, O. Box 4099,
Portland 8), Oregon
Bond Offering — John J. Winn,
Stroud
—
(CST)
building
site,
Dillon, Union
Fahey, Clark &
Co., Field, Richards & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., Hayden, Miller
4.20s.
Rico
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
j
purchase of $325,000 school
Eastman
Securities & Co.,
4s and
County Indep. School
52 (P. O. Midwest
No.
Bond
State
group
First
Port of Portland
of
Chwoning, Clerk-of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
33/4S,
University (P. O.
."/■?<■
Columbus), Ohio :' ^
Bond Sale
The $6,000,000 dor¬
mitory bonds offered April 8 —
v.
185, p. 1439 — were awarded
a
the
to
National Bank of Portland.
of
price
a
City), Okla.
for the
to
Friday,
1
'/
Oregon City, Oregon
Sale-r-The $900,000 water
offered April 8—v. 185, p.
awarded
1987.
,
RICO
Bond Sale —; 'lne $350,000 street
Oklahoma
3.55%.
Ohio
awarded to First
•fe; Bond
100.12.
Raffenas
of" 101.06/'.a basis
price
a
about
and
Co.,
&
Offering
price of 100.57.
—
Bank
the
to
3s,
as
185,
v.
—
awarded
were
were
composed
Harrison,
Hughes
.
of Portland.
1958
thereafter
and
i
Bond
Richards
&
Co.,
Ohio
Company, J. A. White & Co., Bax¬
ter &
Co., "Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
sperger,
Bank
1206-r-were
April 1,
a
PUERTO
Puerto
Due
—
were
—
National
3y4s, at
—
>
"(P. O. Albany), Oregon
The $53,500 build¬
Field,
Breed
Vy.
County School District No. 14
Bond Sale
and
1
••
—
Linn
bonds
of
District
1568
p.
group
sanitary
due
—
school
1687
p.
the
-
callable.
O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Sale
The
$2,750,000
building
bonds
offered
(P.
Bond
J85,
to
from 1961 to
Bank,
-
Local
*.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until < 7?30
p.m.
(CST)
on
bids
pay¬
Dempsey,
?
Hills
Oak
&
'
April 15 for the purchase of $85,-
Brecksville. Legality approved by
Squire,
3.81%.
Kingston; Okla. ~f>" v ^
Offering — Annie Nunn,
Bond
Town
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
able
^
Leedy. y•'/ ;i%•;'•;.•
pur¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bank, of Portland, jointly, as 3hiS,
at a price of 98.95, a basis of about
The $12,000 trans¬
v.
—
awarded
noon
the
the
McJunkin, Patton & Company,.
•
will
for
and
ing bonds offered April 8—v. 185,
Bank, and John Morrison, both of
until
May 1
$469,250
on
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
United
States National
were
-y
1962 in¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Na¬
Walter L. Cle¬
Auditor,
I* ^'tflT
Bond. Sale
Royalton, Ohio
—
Oregon ' 7.
■y Bond - Sale — The
park
and
equipment bonds totaling $75,000
offered April 3 — v. 185, p. 1568
-
Principal and in¬
Bond Offering
3V4S.
as
Grants -Pass,
-
No: ? (Pi O. Leedy), Okla. -y'
y
City Bank of .Cleveland, -'v
'
Co.,
v
building
Dewey County Indep. Sch. District
1958 to
payable at the
^
for
$5,000
.,-L.
'
18
1959 to
Due from
clusive.
i
April
on
purchase ^of
bonds.
special assessment^ street im¬
Dated April 1,
1957.
*.
John R. Wil¬
—
(CS*T)
p.m.
the
receive
noon
provement bonds.
;
Offering
.7
*
-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $95,lhG
Oklahoma
-
&
son
for
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
son,
:
E. M; Christ-
—
"
-
'
V
16
1966 inclusive.
to
•
April
J-.:
•••
April
on
Comanche County Dependent Sch.
District No. 41 (P. O. Lawton),
notes.
sewer
*
.
April
XCST)
p.m.
unr
purchase of $123,000 building
equipment bonds; Due from
1959
$370,000
Olmsted, Ohio
Offering
City
sealed
:
and
sealed
on
of
15,? 1957.
North
man,
(EST)
purchase
8
ihe
receive
noon
the
for
special
.
ill
S. E. Klewer,
will
Clerk,
bids :until
*15
tion, will receive: sealed bids
Maumee, Ohio
..
1
-
—
^
to McDonald & Co.
r:
10
awarded
were
—
storm
to
as
Phoenixville, Pa.
Bond
.
Caddo
"
inclusive.
-
.'
-
.
-
Dallas City (P.
re¬
.
y
April 1, 1971 and 1972; $60,000
3.85js; due April 1, 1973 and
1974; and $110,000 3.90s, due
on April 1 from
1975 to 1977
sive:
County National
Bank, Wooster Legality approved1 office. Legality approved by Winby Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
fering of $9,000 water well bonds
originally scheduled for April 10
—
of, April 1, 1968. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
as
cipal and interest
"
**•"■'
'J
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
64
1974.
and
Sale
$4,850,000
The
—
bonds offered
April 10 — v. 185, p. 1331 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Bankers Trust Co., Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, and First Nation¬
al City Bank, all of New York
City,
Harris
Trust & Savings
various
purposes
Bank, Chicago, Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
Lee
Higginson Corp.,
Trust
Company of
Georgia, of
Bank of
Trask & Co.,
price of 100.03, a
State
National
Atlanta,
Newark, and Spencer
at
3.40s,
as
a
3.39%.
basis of about
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Dated
Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Inter¬
est
M-S. a Legality
approved by
of
Simons,
&
Gibbs
Sinkler,
12
South Dakota
Offering
Bond
Dorothy Dac-
—
District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
zewitz,
ceive
April 22 for the pur¬
school building
addition
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
1957. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to
1977 inclusive. Callable as of Jan.
1,
1967. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the County
(CST)
on
$46,000
of
chase
1332
Sale
Note
April
9
offered
to the
notes
awarded
were
Bank,
interest.
Exchange
Chemical
Corn
New York
City, at 2.09%
Cheater, S. C.
Sale
Bond
bonds
An issue of $70,-
—
and
water
,
sold to the Robinson-
was
Kingstree, S. C.
— An
issue of $72,000
Bond Sale
combined water and sewer
system revenue bonds was sold to
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
April 1, 1957. Due on April
from
1958 to
1975 inclusive.
Dated
4
.Principal and interest (A-O) payfable at the Citizens & Southern
National Bank, Charleston. Legal¬
system
utilities
public
bonds
revenue
sold to the Robinson-
was
Humphrey Co., Inc., as 33/4S. Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Hanover Bank, of New York
by Sink¬
Charles¬
City. Legality approved
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of
V
ton.
Eden, S. Dak.
—
The $8,000 water
bonds offered April
works system
43
—
185, p. 1687
v.
First National Bank of
the
ed to
award¬
were
—
Hden.
V
Brandon Indep.
Minnehaha County,
Hill
Paul,
as
follows :
&
20,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
re¬
Spence
Gibson,
by
NOTICE
Sale
Bond
J.
—
The
$200,000 gen*
bonds
offered
p.
1099 — were
sold to the State, as 3.60s.
eral
obligation
April 9 — v. 185,
that
announces
and
Snohomish
Skagit Counties,
Darrington Consol. Sch. District
No. 330
(P.O. Everett), Wash.
Sale
Bond
—
The
eral
,
sold
the
to
$150,000
gen¬
bonds
offered
p. 1570 — were
obligation
April 9 — v. 185,
State, as 3.60s.
*
WISCONSIN
Bond
of
j
t
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
&
.
,
^
Offering Postponed—Date
issue
sale? of the
of
$1,600,000
National Bank,
purchased
issue of $375,000 schoolhouse
from
15
April
to
inclusive.
on
1971,
1968 and there¬
callable
are
as
of April
1967.
bonds
dated
are
the
at
April 15,
interest (A-O)
Citizens
State
1957. Principal and
The
—
$5,000,000
The
headed
syndicate
City
National
First
the
by
Bank
and
Bank, Ganado. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Co., Estabrook & Co., Spencer
Trask
& Co., Model, Roland
&
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., which
purchased issues totaling $27,410,-
Lynch,
Merrill
included
000,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Eastman
F.
& Co.;
S. Smithers & Co.; Ira Haupt
Co.,
of
Securities
Union
Dillon,
State
National
and
Bank
Newark.
headed
Chase
the
by
which
Bank
account
the
of
Associates
the
won
&
Edward G. Webb & Co.,
Strader & Co., and Wallace Ger&
Co.,
uldsen & Co., at a
of
$8,725,000 bonds included: Bankers
Trust
Co.; Chemical
Corn Ex¬
change Bank; Guaranty Trust Co.,
all of New York; First National
&
all of
Chicago;
C. J. Devine
& Co.;
Kidder, Peabodv & Co.; Salomon
Savings
until
bids
Due
May 1, 1962. Legality
ver. •;
.
•
from 1971 to
1
Bond Sale
April 1
1977 inclusive.
school
to
improvement
lic
sewer
bonds was
Dominion
the
Canada, jointly.
Corp.,
and
Securities
Royal
Bank
ONTARIO
$1,000,000 pub¬
and
,
An issue of $200,-
—
and
the
Newport News, Va.
Bond Sale—The
Bank,
!
SCOTIA
NOVA
Cape Breton, N. 5.
sold
on
approved by
Den¬
CANADA
000
Due
234s.
1,750,000
1963
callable as of
are
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of
1970 inclusive.
from 1967 to
May 1 from 1958 to
thereafter
and
Due on April 1
2.70s.
1,000,000
May 1,
Dated
bonds.
on
/
on April
1966 inclusive.
from 1962 to
p.m.
inclusive. Bonds due in
1982
1 from
Due
2V2S.
1,250,000
8
provement
1957,
will
Clerk,
price of 100.002,
about 2.80%,
$1,000,000 5s. Due on April
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
Ivhlou M. Nitz„
—
receive sealed
(MST) on May
19
for
the purchase
of $98,000
sewer revenue refunding and im¬
Town
follows:
as
Bank; Northern Trust Co.; Harris
Trust
Saratoga, Wyo.
Bond Offering
net interest cost of
a
Manhattan
balance
Hibbs
Stone, Folger, Nolan-W. B.
offered
bonds
plant
April 8—v. 185, p. 1571—were sold
to the State, as 3Yis.
Philadelphia, Dean Witter & Co.,
F. W. Craigie & Co., Barr Brothers
Members
&
follows:
Due
Sale
treatment
—
Counties Con¬
Dallas, in joint account,
1961
Lynchburg, Va.
Bond
Sale—The $78,000 sewage
Bond
1991.
at
3s
Syndicate
$60,000 3V2S. Due on April 15
1958 to 1960, inclusive.
inclusive.
water
and
sewer
system bonds
100.159; Lowell, 27/ss offered April 8 -— v. 185, p. 1570
at 100.01; St. Louis, 3s at 101.676;
were awarded to a group com¬
Clarksville, 3s, at 100.159: Win¬
posed of the Chemical Corn Ex¬
ston-Salem, 2%s at
100.08; and
change Bank, of New York City,
Evansville, 2%s at 100.04.
Philadelphia National Bank, in
Sale—Rauscher, Pierce &
315,000 3V4s.
1972 to 1990,
140,000 0.25s. Due on July 1,
Co., Inc., bid for the entire $36,bonds, as follows: Puerto
redevelop¬
April
of
_
_
Blenheim, Ontario
Bond Sale
—
An issue of
$15,143
9—v.
improvement bonds was sold to
1332—were awarded to a
Co., Ltd., as
Llano County (P. O. Llano), Texas National Bank, Philadelphia; Mer¬ group composed of Ira Haupt & Bell, Gouinlock &
41/2S. Due on March 1 from 1953
Bond
Sale
The $50,000 road cantile Trust Company, St. Louis; Co,, Dominick & Dominick, Baxter
to 1967 inclusive. Interest M-S, <>'
bonds offered April 10 — v. 185, J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.; First Na¬ & Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., and R.
tional
Grimsby, Ontario
Bank, Portland; Dick & H. Brooke & Co., as 3.20s, at a
p. 1688—were awarded to Dittmar
& Co.
Merle-Smith, Seattle; First Na¬ price of 100.08, a basis of about
Bond Sale
An issue of $18,000
of Dallas.
*•
**«-.
-
< <•- •
«" \
&
Bros.
196.9 to 1972 inclusive.
Secretary
—
135,000
Co., and Mercantile
The
Bennett
syndicate of deal¬
firms headed by Phelps, Fenn
Rico,
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Vanderbilt), Texas
payable
$30,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive. ;
DIVIDEND
improvement
Bonds due in
St.
of
Bank,
er
solidated Indep.
15,
Gordon
issues.
Evansville
and
of Austin.
from
Washington
Crewe, Va.
Offering
as
Salem
payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
as
City.
Bond
A nationwide
Jackson and Victoria
the
to
Elkins,
1956. Due on April 1 from
to 1966 inclusive. Principal
bonds,
I
'■
Skagit County, Concrete Sch. Dist»
No. 102 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
—
and interest (A-O)
an
New
—
Oct. 1,
Gibson,
of
Dawson,
&
syndicate
C.,
An issue of $25,-
-r-
permanent
after
sold
was
National
American
Sale
approved
King
$1,820,000
Winston-Salem, York
high school building bonds has
City.
2%.s, at 100.322; and $1,been changed to May 6 from April
Fairfax County (P. 0.t Fairfax),
130,000 Evansville, Ind., as 27»s, a(
16
v. 185, p. 1688.
•
4
100.152.
The Lowell bonds ma¬
■'
•
Virginia Y
f
| '
:
ture on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1993
WYOMING
Bond
Sale
The
$2,900,000
inclusive; Clarksville, Tenn., on sewer bonds offered April 11—
Crook County School District No»
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1991 inclu¬ v. 185, p. 1688—were awarded to
16
(P+..0. Moorcroft),. Wyo. >,
sive; Winston-Salem, N. C., on a group composed of First Na¬
Bond Sale
The $52,000 build¬
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1992 inclusive;
tional City Bank, C. J. Devine &
ing bonds offered April 2 — v.
and the Evansville, Ind., issue ma¬
Co., Northern Trust Co., Chicago,
tures on Dec. I from 1958 to 1993
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & 185, p. 1332 — were awarded to
inclusive.
Coughlin & Company.
Beane, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on
The First National City Bank- First of Michigan Corp., and LaidJune 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
law & Co., at a price of 100.001,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. syndicate bid
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
a net interest cost of about 3.95%,
for the Lowell, Clarksville, Win¬
payable at the County Treasurer's
"
ston-Salem, and Evansville issues as follows:
office. Legality approved by TalLas
3s, naming prices of
101.30; $770,000 6s. Due on July* 1 from
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
,1961 to 1971, inclusive,
100.01; and 100.569, ithe latter of¬
fer being made for .the WinstonDouglas, Wyo.
1,990,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
funding bonds was sold to William
N. Edwards & Co., as 3s. Dated
State
tle.
Legality approved by
9259;
N.
Hillsboro),
O.
(P.
County
1962
M-N.
Wood,
York
1977 inclusive. In¬
1958 to
from
1
terest
April 1 from 1958 to 1974 inclu¬
headedv by
the
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Chase Manhattan Bank purchased
payable at the National Bank of
$8,725,000 bonds, as follows: $4,Crewe, or at the First and Mer¬
745,000 Lowell,'Mass., as 27/8s, at
chants National
Bank, of Rich¬
a
price of
100.2229; $1,030,000 mond.
Legality
approved
byClarksville, Tenn., as 3s, at 100.Wood, King & Dawson, of New
Texas
An issue of $60,000
bonds
building
Vinson,
by
Searls, of Houston.
Weems &
Brandon), S. Dak.
—
(M-S) payable at the First
Houston. Legal¬
approved
ity
School Diatrict No. 145 (P. O.
Bond Sale
in¬
Principal and
inclusive.
terest
.National Bank, of
Bond
Sale
Bond
1,
March 1 from 1984 to
1957. Due on
1986
March
Dated
4%s.
as
pany,
DAKOTA
SOUTH
sewer
to Rauscher,
sold
000
An issue of $50,000
—
sanitary
and
improvement bonds was
Pierce & Com¬
system
Bond
Mullina, S. C.
An issue of $35,000
—
Gibbs &
ity approved by Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
Bond Sale
Texas
Bond Sale
Dated
4s.
as
Due
—
Municipal Water Dist,,
Brookahire
waterworks
Humphrey Co., Inc.
3%%
TEXAS
revenue
sewer
chase
&
Thompson
Terry
to
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1, 1969.
Interest A-O.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
Co.,
on
•
'■>§Xg
.
(EST)
sold
was
Richmond,
until
noon
April 25 for the pur¬
of $1,500,000 school bonds.
May 1, 1957. Due on May
Square,
1 from 1958 to
the
State
Commission on Local
1996 inclusive, were re-offered by
Debt will receive sealed bids at
the
First National City-Halsey,
its
offices,
Room
222
Finance
Stuart account at prices to yield
from
2%
to
2.95%,
while the Building, Capitol Square, Rich¬
Puerto Rico obligations, due on mond, until noon (EST) on April
18
for the purchase of $200,000
June 1 from 1958 to 1992 inclu¬
water and sewage disposal system
sive were scaled from a yield of
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
2% to a dollar price of par.
$2,334,000
The
—
loan
syndicate
a
annually on June
Tennessee
preliminary
to
The St. Louis bonds, due
100.2199.
Charleston.
000
awarded
National
City Bank, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc. The account purchased
the $10,035,000 Puerto Rico bonds
as 3s, at
a price of 100.9299, and
the $17,375,000 St. Louis, Mo., ob¬
ligations as 2%s, at a price of
Knoxitille Housing Authority^ '
:■
April 10—v. 185, p.
totaling $27,410,000
on
issues
—
managed jointly by First
TENNESSEE
$77,000
1957.
1,
No.
Dist.
to Robinson-
bonds was sold
Indep. Sch.
(P. O. Dupree),
Ziebach County, Dupree
Treasurer's office.
Humphrey Co., of Atlanta.
March
1957
1, 1958.
Feb.
to
from August 1,
1%
of
additional in¬
bear
bonds
The
terest
water and sewer system rev¬
enue
sale
for
A i
Cayce, S. C.
Bond Sale — An issue of
4%
1973
■
.
were
Providence, R. t.
Bond
Due on Feb. 1,
10,000 334s.
ISLAND
RHODE
*
1957
Monday, April 15,
...
(1800)
Philadelphia
Hutzler;
ment
185,
offered
bonds
-
p.
—
—
Diebold
Lyford Consolidated Indep. School
.
;
r
(NCORFORAT<a
Sold
—
Bids for the
$320,000 not to exceed 434% inter¬
est
school
house
bonds offered
April 2
Equipment
.
.
.
Office Equipment
Safes.
.
.
Storage Files
cal and
.
Visible
.
.
Rotary. Verti¬
Record Files
.
Flofilm Microfilming Cameras
.
and
The
bold,
held
Board of
at
the 1st day of
declared
standing
dividend
a
common
on
the
shares
out¬
of
the
share, payable May 28, 1957 to
business
Transfer
Legality
ap¬
Dumas, Huguenin &
Raymondville.
of
proved
by
at
the
Agent on
Travis County
meeting
a
shareholders of record at the
of
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
close
office of
(P. O. Austin),
Warrant Sale—The $135,000
and bridge
8—v.
to
road
warrants offered April
May 15, 1957.
RAYMOND KOONTZ
President
York,
Mercantile
Safe
the
|
Fulton,
Newark;
Watts
Baker,
&
Reid
Peoples National Bank &
Co., Charlottesville; Third
National Bank, Nashville, and J.
C. Wheat
VIRGINIA
!
$36,135,009 New Housing Bonds
County (P.
Chesterfield), Va.
Everett, Wash.
bids
8
will
Clerk,
City
until
for
the
10
a.m.
receive
(PST)
Bond
mission
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
on
Local
bids
Debt,
will
his
re¬
ceive
sealed
Housing Authority bonds offered
Room
222, Finance Bldg.,. Capital
.
at
office,
—
Ontario
An issue of
$87,-
improvement bonds was sold
to J. L. Graham & Company, as
6s. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1977 inclusive. Interest M-N,
474
purchase
of
QUEBEC
sealed
on
May
$650,000
Pont-Viau,
V
Quebec
$390,000'
sold to aj
group composed of Gaston LauV
May 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclu¬
rent, Inc.; Banque Provinciale du
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Canada; Credit-Quebec, Inc.; Flopayable at the City Treasurer's rido Matteau; La Corporation de
Overpass and street improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
approved
by
Legality
Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Bond Sale—An
issue of
improvement bonds was
Laflamme,!
Ruel & Cie, Inc.;
and Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., as
Longview Local Improvement Dist. 5^s, at a price of 95.07, a basis
of about 6.29%. Dated April 1,
No. 87; Wash.
of
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Orilla,
.Bond Sale
Offering—John J. Sugars,
Bond
Preston,
O.
Awarded—Of the $36,135,000 New
N-MW-Dl
were
office.
Chesterfield
STATES
United States
Co.
&
April 9—v. 185, p. 1440—
sold to the State, as 33As.
offered
Co.;
Y'ork;
$150,000 gen¬
obligation
equipment
and
maintenance shop and park bonds
eral
National
Co.;
,
Bellevue, Wash.
Sale —The
Bond
& Trust
&
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
WASHINGTON
Trust
B$nk of Commerce, Seattle; First
National Bank, Minneapolis; Fed¬
eration Bank & Trust Co., New
*
UNITED
Deposit
bonds was sold to j
Ltd., as 6s.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive. Interest A-O.
improvement
Atlanta;
W. H. Morton &
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
Co., Kansas City; King, Quirk &
Co.;
Fidelity
Union. Trust Co.,
1688—were awarded
Capital National Bank of
Austin.
Buffalo;
Georgia,
of
185, p.
the
V
New
Trust
Texas
April, 1957,
corporation of twenty cents (20C)
per
1957. Due on May
1983
inclusive.
to
Directors of Die-
Incorporated,
on
1958
Boothman, of Dallas.
Processors.
'•
from
1
ern
Company
Co., Baltimore;
rejected.
Dated May 1,
Vault
Fire-resistive
.
.
.
Bank
of
Manufacturers
were
3.19%.
Seattle;
Marine Trust Company of West¬
District, Texas
Bonds Not
Canton 2, Ohio
tional Bank,
Seattle.
Bond
Sale—An
403.67:-sewer
issue
of
Prets de
Ltd.;
Quebec; J. E.
Grenier,
$98,- J957. Due on April \ from 1958
to 1967 inclusive. Interest A-O.
improvement bonds
@FedFRASER