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OF
and
BOSIKJS MMMUTUriM
iwuir
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Number 5525
183
New York
General
RAILROAD
Adirondack
Uranium
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, April 16, 1956
PUBLIC UTILITY
Corp.,
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
The
corporation on March
19
filed
letter of notification
a
with
The
the
In This Issue
300,000 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents) to be
per
share, through V. T. Smith Investments, Sherrill,
N. Y. The proceeds are to be used for prospecting and exploring costs
and equipment.
at
Washington,
Stock and Bond
Quotations
SEC
be
to
are
shares of
letter of notification
a
common
stock
(par
used
for
$1)
York,
through Wagner & Co., New
share,
per
ceeds
.
150,000
covering
at $2
j
filed
with
the
New
The pro-
Y.
York
Stock
Boston
Food
Beta
Markets,
Stock
Inc.,
Calif.—
on April
Cincinnati
Detroit
Exchange—
Stock
The
of
with
notification
are
for engineering and certification
Savings Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
company
25
29
...
Exchange
letter
a
of common stock (par 50 cents)
through Greater Continental Co.,
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
34
Exchange—
Stock
C. The proceeds
working capital.
D.
and
filed
shares
share,
per
C«—
D.
13
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock
American
La Habra,
Stock Sold—Dean Witter & Co. and associates
Alpha
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
York
New
to be offered
N.
capital.
working
$1
Washington,
Exchange Commission—
23
March
on
at
American
'
Page
-
and
300,000
covering
offered
program
Allstate Properties, Inc., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files—
corporation on March 29
corporation
SEC
be
to
"
The
the
$1
Inc.,
Hoppi-Copters,
Securities
With
Files
covering
offered
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
Whitesboro,
New York—Files With SEC—
SEC
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
-
Mineral
&
incident
at
$1
shares of
the
a
common
letter of notification with the SEO
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
without underwriting.
share,
to
April 4 filed
on
100,000
per
The proceeds are for expenses
insuiance company.—V. 180, p. 53.
operation of an
34
—_—
Exchange.
34
;
.American
Security Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
'
5 offered
publicly 100,000 shares of
; $1) at $20
PROCEEDS—The
certain
-
»
net
acquisitions,
corporate
to
are
for inventory,
used
be
equipment
GIVING
EFFECT
.
toward the cost of
and other general
•
*4%
notes
note
-
Class
"A"
'"tCommon
stock
stock
(par
under
♦Issued
chusetts
—
—
preferred
(par
Life
Insurance
'
$952,000
630,974
assumed
cipal
which
balance
the
by
it
is
company
estimated
will
be
owing
at
the
Toronto
time
be
of
is
note
C.
Phillips Realty Co., and such property will
by the company subject to the lien of such .trust deed.
payable in stallments of $4,972.50 per month, including
acquired
The
John
tOn
;
amended
(par
tot
$1),
fraction
of
articles
of
a
and
common,
share
change
stock
which
to
the
< par
a
then
$10)
entitled
by
revenues
Exchange..__ 33
expenses
Fed.
on
Transactions New York Stock
i;
;
certificate
sell
for
33
After
share.
July
1,
;
«
'
Net
Miscellaneous Features
Other
*
Interest
11
Exchange
Net
47
Rates
Reserve
lIThe
company
47
System
Banks
Reserve
certain
23,750
executive
cents
number
1111
Fuherton
of
company,
La
with
Habra,
10,798,000
48,110,000
36,672,000
6,110,000
5,232,496
21,920,000
19,115,811
Beta."
'.'Alpha
name
engaged
exps._
&
•
shares
of
acting
is
Co.
commitment
named
below,
have
for
severally
whom
made
Dean
a
Paine,
Crowell,
Curtis
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
& Co.—-:
40,000
Weedon & Co.— 10,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.—1— 10,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
7,000
Richards ■&
—V.
Co....—
Jackson
&
dividend
Aluminum Specialty Co., Manitowoc, Wis.—Files
The company
111,139,150
99,697,163
423,499,229
381,866,110
189,291,771
28,600,788
172,035,223
730,031,599
income—
21,186,691
98,450,687
631,855,467
84,567,943
income—
tOther
Total
217,892,559
193,221,914
828,482,286
716,423,410
36,049,561
32,761,835
133,566,886
129,320,076
181,842,998
160,460,079
694,915,400
587,103,334
4,856,386
4,354,460
19,608,344
15,411,163
176,986,612
156,105,619
675,307,056
571,692,171
$3.28
$3.18
$13.11
deducs
Int.
income
Net
Applicable
7,000
5,000
Applicable
T.
Co.
tConsol.
to
•
to
&. T.
stock—
earnings
share
per
on
With
Commission—
March 29 filed
Western
Telephone
tlncludes
Electric
(partly estimated).
letter of notification witty the SEC
a
15,000
pansion program and working capital.—V. 183, p. 1469.
—V.
183,
p.
&
Telegraph Co.
all
S. J. BROOKS &
COMPANY
of
20%
than
the current
of
sales
of this company
other
$12.10
the
net
In
not
subsidiaries
earnings
r
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
Street, Toronto
Members
result
products introduced into the Armstrong Line in the past five years,
the company is relying heavily upon research—chemical, physical,
and commercial—to continue its pattern of expanding each
Toronto Stock
Exchange
economic,
TORONTO
THE
'
*•
,
•
..
^
,
•' -
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
sales
'*
.
j- • '
volume
Backstrand
* "
common
185 Bay Street, Toronto
stock.
indicate
1, Ont.
both
year.—V.
the
that
every
company
eight
declared
years
that
183,
and
Canadian Securities
"our
Preliminary estimates for
sales
earnings
the
will be
ahead"
of
Watt & Watt
last
1610.
p.
vsv
5
Direct private
wire to
&
Casualty Co.—Files With SEC—
The company on March
covering
SAVARD & HART
Fire
L J. FORGET & CO.
-
15,000
shares
of
29 filed
a
common
Members National
letter of notification with the SEC
stock
(par
$5)
to
be
offered
181,
p.
2113.
Fort WiRiam
Association
Dealers, Inc.
Port Arthur
<i
London, Ontario
for
subscription by stockholders at $19 per share, the unsubscribed shares
to the public at $20 per share, through Goodbody & Co., Orlando, Fla.,
and New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
—V.
of Security
1
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
American
of Canada
Private Wires Between
New York
first quarter of this year
"comfortably
Exchange
Investment Dealers Assn.
has, on the average, doubled its
since the turn of the century, Mr.
growth in' recent years has occurred
in increasingly profitable areas." Sale3 In
1955 reached $249 million
and after tax earnings $14.5 million, equivalent to $2.83 per share of
out
Pointing
BOND & SHARE BROKERS
T
Montreal Stock
year at
a
faster rate than the general economy, C. J. Backstrand,
President, and Walter E. Hoadley, Jr., Treasurer, said on April 5.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
•
k
ot
consolidated
tBased on average number of shares outstanding.
6 Jordan
are
telephone
principal
1470.
and
MEMBERS
its
and
interest
proportionate
and
Co.
Armstrong Cork Co.—Earnings Increase—
More
i
..
ints._
min.
A.
2,000
2,000
shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred stock
to be offered at par ($20 per share), through Emch & Co.* and The
Marshall Co., both of Milwaukee, Wis.
The proceeds are for an ex¬
covering
$
1361.
p.
Securities and Exchange
principal executive offices located
Calif., was organized Feb. 21, 1929
Feb. 28,'55
$'*''$'•
Feb. 29,'56
inc..
oper.
♦American
of
$
REPORT
12 Months Ended
Feb. 28,'55
taxes
oper.
3,000
Kerr & Bell
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
7,000
i
Webber,
Inc.
7,000
Jones & Temple-
183,
firm
Shares
Dean. Witter
Hill
.
common
Shares
Mitchum,
.
.
EARNINGS
1,399,927,072 1,261,942,250 5,390,831,568 4,865,025,918
938,966,317
845,233,134 3,601,221,836 3,319,997,899
160,529,834 " 144,976,730
636,078,904
531,306,442
.
representative,
as
average
on
the
under
business
purchase from the company the respective numbers
stock set forth opposite their names, as follows:
to
of
food
inc.
taxes on
Net
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
Witter
the .retail
in
.
CONSOLIDATED
Feb. 29,'56
revs—
Fed.
is
tBased
outstanding.
SYSTEM'
Operating
It
$10.36
$10.89
estimated.
3 Months End.
Other
California.
$2.58
partly
1956,
*"
in
17,800,000
$2.70
March
shares
subsidiaries,
Road,
399,000,000 352,473,021
61,477,439 260,670,000 238,109,233
93,560,674
123,280,000 112,275,312 467,360,000 428.801,073
for
Operating
per
BUSINESS—The
$
$
67,400,000
share.
...
reason
shares of its unissued common
personnel under restricted stock
a
*1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
148,170,000 128,618,653 565,590,000 493,825,509
L—
per
♦Figures
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
*
pay
Dividends)
As
163,460,000 142,587,449 623,960,000 550,782,760
15,290,000
13,968,796
58,370,000
56,957,251
income
♦BELL
1957,
present intention of the directors to
share on this stock in June, 1956.
the
is
It
reserved
has
to
Company
48
—
„
—
deductions
tEarnings
agreements.
option
22 Vi
sale
for
Co.—Earnings—
16,052,739
68,300,000
58,575,977
136,780,000 120,641,124 528,670,000 468,745,099
—'
8,880,000
5,893,586
26,990.000
23,461,684
income
Dividends
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
ton
stock
income
Total
52
were
-
;
13,710,000
income
Income
Cover
and
Foreign
,
thereof.
the
by
105,020,000
...
income
operating
Dividend
'
.Condition Statement of Member Banks of
stock,
common
Telegraph
&
•
..
*1956—3 Mos.—1955
operating taxes—
Dividends Declared and Payable
the number of full-paid and non-assessable
par value $1 per share
(or such secu-"
rities as may be
substituted therefor) represented by all such scrip
certificates, such sale to be for cash at public or private sale at
the then prevailing prices.
In such case the bearers of such scrip
certificates, upon
surrender thereof,
will thereupon be entitled to
receive their respective pro rata shares of the net proceeds of such
sale
but
without
interest,
and
after July
1,
1957, the bearers of
such scrip certificates will be entitled to no other rights to respect
the
of
taxes
Other
City Bonds Offerings
State
at said date,
outstanding
at
Exchange
General Corporation & Investment News
;
the company will
be sold for the account of bearers of scrip certificates
full
said
direct to
or
shares
v
Stock
" '
'
.
;
a scrip certificate in bearer form without dividend'
rights/ entitling the holder thereof, upon surrender of said
scrip certificate In conjunction with another similar certificate equal
in the aggregate to one full share of such $1
par value common
stock
on
or
before July 1, 1957, to receive in exchange therefor a
,
American
Transactions
.
$
voting
or
Received
Been
Period End. March 31—
33
subdivision,
of said
♦
Averages
Telephone
;
(Includes Earnings of Subsidiaries Only to the Extent That They Have
Operating
issued
was
American
44
Bond
surplus.
and
Operating
(on
stockholder
capital
33
acquired Dec. 20,
incorporation
increase
SEC Index of Stock Prices
and outstanding
the basis of 2Va new/
each,ol3 share) into 404,965 shares of common stock
and to authorize the company to issue, in respect of any
subdivide
to
shares of
161,986
shares
the'company's
1956,
6,
share to eligible investors and to policyholders of subject company,
through The Security Insurance Co. The proceeds are to he used to
33
Federal
March
and
150,000
Commission—
letter of notification with the 8EC
stock (par $1) to be offered at $2
a
per
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
interest.
§Including 543 shares of class "A" preferred stock
1955 and held by the company as treasury shares. '
Section
and Exchange
March 28 filed
shares of capital
the
principal are paid prior to acquisition. The note was issued pursuant
to a loan agreement between John C. Phillips Realty Co. and MassachUsetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. and is secured by a first trust deed
on
most of the office and warehouse property, which is part of the
assets
Stock
covering
40
43
:
Exchange—Curb
With Securities
The company on
38
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
acquires
such
assets,
such
estimate
being
based on
an
acquisition, by the company on or prior to April 30,
1956 and is
subject to adjustment in the event further monthly installments of
fixed
Stock
Dow-Jones
company
:
Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange..
of
as
Exchange.
Stock
,
the date on which it will
acquire the lixed assets of John C. Phillips Realty Co. pursuant - to
the contract dated March 9, 1956.
The amount shown is the prin¬
be
_*
Stock
Canadian
ments,
tTo
—Files
37
37
Stock
Montreal
1954, with Massa¬
in annual install¬
dated June 1,
payable
Company;
__
Exchange.
San Francisco Stock Exchange
§148,920 shs.
.504,965 shs.
400,000 shs.
1i800,000 shs.
$1)
purchase agreement
Mutual
$1,100,000
■
630,974
•
$10)—
Stock
Pittsburgh
Outstanding
,
34
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange-—— 37
„
FINANCING
Authorized
Exchange
Exchange—
Stock
Angeles
Midwest
.
.
.
PRESENT
TO
Los
oversubscribed.
was
I
CAPITALIZATION
<
proceeds
and
purposes.
stock (par
common
This offering
share.
per
i
APR 16
jagg
Tk e
Volume
i
MICHIGAN
70 Pine Street, New
v.
York 5, N. Y.
Bell System
WHitehall 43161
Teletype N. Y. 1-374
J
*
;
2
the Board.
cnairman oi
Broggi,
L.
Dante
been
from Louis C. Edgar, Jr.. re-tiring Presi¬
dent, joined the company 31 yeais ago in 192o.
Lntil hi* election, aor.
Goger served as a Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer of the com¬
pany.
He will continue in the latter post.
rx/iiHom
w
Mr. Broggi also announced that the Board had elected William W.
Fisher as Vice-President in Charge of Sales to fill the post fornieriy
held by Robert A. Tobias who resigned March 31, 1956.
John Silliman
was
named to replace Mr. Fisher as Director of Operations.
Mr. Broggi stated that company expansion plans include the addi¬
tion of further quality lines ol graphic arts equipment, intensification
of its research and development activities, and enlargement of -Its sales
Mr.
who takes over
Goger,
Bauer
presses
industrywide
rigMs
States
r
Tim is
t,
Bnsch
a
to
continue
Inc., announced
Anheuser, who hud been amlM-d w.th
has resigned as Chairman of th* Board
from company activities. Mr. Anheuser
member of the board of directors.
\
a
to
arranged
has
Co.
Burbank,
of
to
contract
'
of
•
-
1
>
'
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. McGinnis said that his number one job
to build" up earnings and poincea to tne
101 latest type Budd
Highliner passenger cars already delivered and on order at a cost of
$16,000,000 to improve passenger business, and 2,000 latest type freight
'
with
cars
wide
doors
freight* traffic,
at
be
to
roher
and
cost
a
paid
In
bearings
improve
to
induce added
and
of $18,000,000,v making
a
total debt of
instalments over a 10 and. 15-vear period.
He
announced
that
the
railroad
will
start
Plan
2
Piggy Back,
spending $1,000,000 for the latest type equipment and that the Boston
& Maine
would go into the trucking business with this Piggy Back
service on May 1.
He stated that the railroad trucks will eventually
pick up commodities at any paint in New England and carry them
of
The
by truck
the
to
rail head and then continue on by train to all parts of
stated that it was his hope that within a few years,
a
He
country.
this
Flan
Piggy Back would produce over $10,000,000 a year in addi¬
freight revenue to the Boston & Maine RR.
He stressed his
2
belief that if we can
give the service
we
Forecasting revenue for 1956, Mr.
earning on the boston
for this year.—V. 183, p. 1751.
a
McGinnis
by the
submitted
as
"
director of this plastics fabricating
Berg has been elected
L.
stock option plan.
President Patrick B.
the
out
carry
majority of almost five to one
a
common
employees
adopted the proposal to increase the
by authorizing an additional 50,000
then
directors.
of
$34,000,000
assets
Calif.'
by
a
corporation
stock
common
of
shares
was
5,586,239
physical
all
purchase
Product*
Metal
Sheet
States
the
.
the
value Of $100 to no par value
stock option plan making 50,000
available to be' purchased by certain
They
of
reclassify
par
adopted
10-year : employment
board
CC"':,,'
.
proposals submitted
five
New
items to major aircraft factories and airlines.
of
the Great Empire Corp, and -.the Bendalou Realty
of New York City, Mr. Berg is also Chairman of the
Board of Cadillac Hosiery Mills, Montreal, and a director of Aviation
get the business.
can
McGinnis stated
Maine RR.
'
&
produce an
.A
that he hoped
of
to
about $4,200,000
plastics
»
on Apia a aaiiuuiiceu vaav, company saies
period ending. April 30, 1956, are expected to
be
about the same as sales for the corresponding period last year.
Mr. Lewis commented
that the third quarter is normally the company's lowest Quarter in terms of sales and earnings because of the
seasonal nature of the company's business. He added that the com¬
pany has been engaged in a new product program wnich has required
heavy
expenditures for engineering, tooling,
initial production ana
introduction of new products to the trade. Although these costs are
lieing laigely charged off on a current basis, it is expected that the
-company s earnings for the
year will be comparable with those of
last
.
a
engineering firm, it was announced on April 6.** With lactones
York City and Yonkers, N, Y., Bassons is supplier of many
and
ricsiuenv,
neWis,
a.-
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Plans Stock
President
both
Corp.,
months'
nine
the
of
tional
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Maintained
Argus Cameras,
Rooext
for
corporation,
United
Louis
in
-
i
/..
.
3,723,931;
2,782,532
1,693,610
income
i7$o.
p.
the
"
and
having
stock
common
adopted
was
$5,341,287' $5,723,160 $10,419,437 $11,580,046
oper...
Reclassified, etc.—
adopted
change
then
and
company.
shares
1956—-2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
stock
the
to
company
capitalization
Bassons Industries, Inc.—Berg Elected to Board—
.,
elected by the board to serve as Chairman
President.—V. 183, p. 1226.
Board and
(si the
as
serve
ry.
oper.
183,
This
Busch, Jr. was
AugustA
of
voted
the
shares of
acquisition was made to establish a West Coast division for design
and production oi Barry's shock and vibration mountings for aircrait
and missiles.—V.
182, p. 2786.
.
•'..
Anheuser-Busch for 60 years,
of
Directors, and will retire
tjJll
also
of
common
^
„
,
11
*
'
They
stock
revenue--
fr.
rev,
ry.
the
President of Anheuser-Busch,
Jr.
Eberhard
rtat
U
number.
Barry Controls Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Inc.—Eberhard Anlieuser Resigns—
Anheuser-Busch,
MaSS!
Net
—v.
182, p. 2125.
graphic presses.—V.
>
the entire
to
Net
Founders acquired the
line of Pavema flexo-
American .Type
^
^
United
exclusive
RR.—Earnings—
RR.—Stock
April
on
tne board of directors with an overwhelming majority.
They voted to fix the number of directors at 17 and re-elected that '
by
»
& Maine
stockholders
The
$35,464,661 $29,194,680 $72,746,733 $59,420,209
expenses30,123,374
23,471,520
62,327,296' 47,840,163
Railway oper.
graphic arts
Ohio
&
Period End. Feb. 29—
•
Railway oper.
States
United
exclusive
of
income to
The
Baltimore
has acquired
of Koenig &
months American Type Founders
rights to the complete line
and the Cameo folding machines for the
the past three
Within
the
was
because
year
of dividend
poses,
named President and will direct the com¬
pany's present expansion program, it was announced on April 10 by
Goger has
J.
provision
no
the
for
taxes
President—
Co., Inc.—New
r "
—
———
Boston
required for Federal and State Income
the deductibility," for income tax pur¬
the extent permitted by applicable laws.
This is the first annual report of B.8.F. Company and as a result
comparable figures are not available. In December,. 1-954, Birdsboro
Steel Foundry & Machine Co. sold its operating assets and tne name
was
changed to the B.S.F. Co. Function of B.S.F. Co. is to invest in
other businesses and/or securities. Birdsboro Steel foundry & Machine
Co. continues as an operating company.
,
" :
'
~
At present, the B.S.F. Co. owns a controlling interest in New York
Factors, Inc., and 21% of the outstanding common stock of American
Hardware Corp.—V. 133, p. 1750.
'• ;
that
stated
Milton
:
■;—9
American Type Founders
,
1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ...Monday, April 16,
•
.
(1854)
and International Aviation
Equipment Corp.
182,
Corp.—V.
1
911.
p.
corporation
The
about
The
William
Pa„
manufacturers.
been
has
Kranz
Eldred,
Corp.,
He
President
named
affiliate
an
of
C.
succeeds, L.
Dahmen,
year.
and
The
-
capital' of
number
from
expects
shares
to
raise
its
of
com¬
the
shares
of
2,000,000
from
3,000,000—V.
.
sub¬
of
ratio
underwriter
the
with
Securities
the
of
183,
„
.
increasing
$5,000,000
of common stock
to
principal
filed
be
approved
2
for
the
••
the
as
to
statement
April
on
in
5,
the company's general funds and
corporate purposes as management
said.
c
to
such
company
corporation
offered
be
June
'
named
shortly
for
would
about
held.
oe
added
be
time
to
the
stockholders
The
|dent and General Manager of Viko, has been associated with T. Baum¬
ritter Co., Inc., for the past ten years.
time
ls«ue
record
five
v/ill
Co.
will
determine,
room
it
.
proposed
each
for
&
proceeds
from
may
dining
prior to
manufactures
Corp.
the
registration statement
Excnange Commission.
used
room,
who
a
and occasional furniture collections.
Mr.
assuming his new post was Executive Vice-Presi-
Furniture
Kranz,
Board
shares
new
Eberstadt
F.
in
said
its stockholders of
by
the Viko brand open stock
Vlko
living
introduced to the trade recently,
will be reflected in the company's
third
quarter earnings. Accordingly, the company's earnings during
the
third quarter are
expected to be lower than earnings in the
same
period last year.—V. 183, p. 1226.
major new products were
and the cost of these new products
Several
three
furniture
Inc.,
becomes
who
'
Chairman,
The
Co.,
Offering—
April 11 that
additional
on
1,105,545
-
company
scription
Furniture
Viko
the
of
Baumritter
T.
selling
stock.
mon
Baumritter Co., Inc.—New Pres. of Affiliate—
(T.)
announced
by
$15,000,000
authorized
the
$7,500,000
to
the
and
value of $2.50 per share
par
1362.
p.
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry. —Earnings—
Hot
ry.
1953
$334,770
$331,228
$296,091
$308,779
Net
from
180,560
191,117
163,944
164,947
Net
ry,
income—
75,192
73,638
52,207
46,211
oper.
1 tet
Het
602,675
656,667
Net
from
359,358
332,418
367,558
Net
ry.
147,2*0
136,232
111,433
105,112
income-—
1362.
oper.
ry.
—V.
669,260
368,358
railway
from
183, p.
i
Is
company
825,814
275,420
338,794
183,
1956—Month—1955
after
at
■£ark, N. Y, The proceeds are to be used for
Federal
receive
to
needs of
the
and
1,002,652
2,542,505
2,037,652
$3,144,762
$6,108,767
$6,390,654
2,604,091
2,690,004
5,214,700
5,479,578
certificate
to
customers
will
Seaboard
construct
$2.50
this cor¬
total
a
N.
estimated
Total
A
subsidiary
wholesale
of
cost
of
which
supply
Co.—V.
183,
,
Atomic, Chemical & Electronic Shares, Inc.—Hearing
Securities
and
9, has scheduled for
April
Commission,
Exchange
it
April 30,
of registration under the
Investment Company
tills company, which was organized in Delaware
diversified
The
the
hearing
1956,
on
announced
was
Act
on
notification
1940 filed by
of
16, 1956,
as
Commission's order states that
to
the
misleading,
of
name
the
Act
registrant
of
1940,
and
Chemical
(2)
Chemical
&
Shares,
having
a
the
ment
■whether
sistent
or
for
with
contrary
any.,
the
of
Development
whether
the
Inc."
representing
combination
or
of
whether
the
Inc."
Section
35
is
the
presently
Mutual
use
the
of
the
name
Inc.,
presently
to-the
should
be
interests
entered
such
AoWVhg183,
P-
name,
of
with
public
pursuant
to
1610.
«t
S. F.
is
tftppiicaiaie
provisions
of
the
notification
of
p.
have
with
of
the
of
Tulsa,
the
signed
Corp.,
-
Sashatchewan
of
Lake
Island
contract
'
field
gas
natural
sell
to
on
announced
was
Britalta.
distributor
Okla.,
Many
a
it
'
in
(formerly Deep
headquarters
with
company
Corp.
owners
Power
President of
the
sale
210.87
Corporation,
and
billion
April
a
gas
Crown
by
2
r
Power
Corp.,
cor¬
electricity
and
gas
delivery
cubic
the
sale
through
for
are
five
Rirkenmayer
&
to
incident
expenses
a
to
feet
the
of
natural
power
gas
to
that
is
1954
and
the
of
Chairman
elected
59,
has
and
a
a
of
Black
Mr.
the
Board,
Gas
named
was
John
and
T.
Black & Decker
member of the Executive Committee;
&
been
director
a
director;
Committee
Baltimore
the
of
'
•
.
Vice-President
Blackwell
Co.,
since
a
Vioe-President
Executive
183,
1940.—V.
the
of
April
on
815
shares
—V.
filed
6
of
-
•
letter
a
stock
common
share, without underwriting.
-
.
183, p.
offered
be
Up—
of
of
April
on
and
stock
York
York
for
each
all
will
one
Lauer
of
the
two
would
receive
share
of
liabilities
one-half
York
would
York
$2
it
and
each
all
made
to
take
will
the
affiliation
stock.
in
were
consumed
also
recommend
that
the
According
to
Corporation
,
*
'
t;>7
1957.
volume
of
gas
required
by
the power
by
.
in
each
of
the
delivery
and
annual
around
requirements,
companies
dates,
or
the
cities
of
which
yearly at least one
of the natural " gas
50%
Swift
Current,
Moose
intermediate places enroute located within 20
whichever is greater.
recent report made for the Saskatchewan Power
and
a
the
consulting firm of
independent
DeGolyer
&
Mac-
Naughton, the Many Islands Lake field, owned jointly by Britalta
and Crescent, has estimated total recoverable natural gas reserves to
pounds
100
to
abandonment pressure of 439 billion cubic feet. Britalta's
Mr. Reed said, estimate such reserves at 529 billion cubic
pounds abandonment Dressure.—V. 180, p. 530.
Placed Privately—The company, it
April 13, has arranged to place pri¬
Co.—Note
Budd
announced
was
on
Budget Funding Corp., Jamaica, N. Y.—Offer'g Susp'd
Securities
cash
In
respect
to
the
of
com¬
common
the
addition,
for each share of
submitted
to
York
shareholders
'
"TGI
\
Exchange
and
Commission,
it
was
announced
on
the
.public o.fering of stock by this corporation.
The order
opportunity for hearing upon request, on the question
a
an
two
approve
183; p.' 1751.
LO»'
Dec.
pipeline,
the
aU charges.
,.
before
31, 1956 from
the power
corporation will
build
with a system of gathering lines
or
on
of its estimated
to
the
of
resold
or
the
of
miles
provides
by Roy C. Ingersoll, Chairman of the Board and
Borg-Warner, and Stewart E. Lauer, President of York.
will
1,
minimum
for 50%
Regina
and
Jaw
pay
advance
whether
the filan at a special meeting to be held in June. The plan also Is
subject " to
the Approval of the requisite Federal-authorities.—V.
company
or
in
an¬
directors
of
Oct.
than
estimated
communicated
be
year
The
ferred
one
:
suspension
order
should
vacated
be
or
corporation filed its Regulation A notification
the
proposing
stock,
cent
par
made
on
permanent.
April 20,
1954*,
public offering of 149,850 shares of 7% cumulative pre¬
$2
par
value, and 29,970 shares of common stock,
value.
According to the offering circular, the company's
will be "the placing and purchasing of second
property and in the business of structural home
additions to residential properties.";^;
»
According to the Commission's order, (1) a judgment of- permanent
injunction was issued by the New York State Supreme—Court for
principal
mortgages
for
later
not
total
plan
a
York
Borg-Warner
of
unani¬
was
under
to
succeed
York
common
receive
effected
will
share
have
Corp.
companies,
be
of
from
gas
April 5, has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
stock.
common
Recommendations
Mr.
and
Borg-Warner
the
shareholders
common
of
of
of
affiliation
whereby
assume
shareholder
mon
corporation
affiliation
The
5.
reorganization
assets
this
the
approved
of
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$6,479,495 $62,386,837 $60,213,999
1362.
directors
The
obtained
feet
vately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., a $7,000,000 4% prom¬
issory note, due Sept. 1, 1976, with the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States—V. 183, p. 1751,
Borg-Warner, Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
mously
is
consent
calling
corporation
cubic
.
.
equipment, from the Alberta-Saskatchewan border
natural gas to the cities of Swift Current, Moose Jaw nnd
Saskatchewan.
First deliveries of gas into the system are to
The
nounced
power
billion
172
compression
at
to go to selling
.
1956—Month—1955
$7,408,377
with
to
par)
-
Stores, Inc.—March Sales
—
the
notification
of
(no
The proceeds are
the
with
additional
Amurex Oil
Exports Gas
supply
100
766.
p.
contracts
an
-
Canadian
and
corporation for the pipeline during the 20-year term of the contracts
is 383.4 billion cubic feet, and the power corporation will be obligated
President, etc.—
President
of
producers,
gas
Ltd.,
regulatory -- bodies,
pipeline, together
necessary
Regina,
be
it
.
.
Canadian
Gas,
reserves.
transmission
and
Natural
similar
to
combined
Cther
three
Canso
soigned
Ltd.,
the
the
with
1955, reports total income
The
joint
Simultaneously,
••
for
2.
scock -(par
common
company.
Crosse
Period End. March 31—
Sales,
boards
n|KJ>„jori
Co.—Reports Profit for Year—
company for the year ended Dec. 31,
$77,984 and net income of $29,010 after
elected
named
was
corporation
covering
per
President
B.
of
the
of
who
since
Bond
as
invest¬
and (4)
what order
to. the■.usp of such name or
the
Oil
Crescent
,
covering :•
caused by the death of Alonzo G. Decker on
time,
Alonzo
G.
Decker,
Jr.
was
elected
Executive
stockholders.
or
investors;
respect
industrial
many
897.
p.
Ltd.—Signs Contract—
Canadian
and
principal
for
of
Bochert-Ingersoll, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Files—
The
"Atomic
operating
in
gunfire control systems,
radar,
as
,
April 9
on
operating
Fund,
and
engineers,
of
use
of
is deceptive and misleading
implying that the registrant
three
been
Executive
1940,
Black,
company
deceptive
(d)
namely
Atomic
Development Mutual
Fund,
Inc.;
Inc.,
and
Television-Electronics
Fund,
Inc.;
(3)
any other reasons the name of the registrant is incon¬
the provisions of the Investment Company Act of 1940
war.in
lany
of
or
names
proceeds
bc-en
has
the
director since
deceptive
be given
companies,
Fund,
Chemical
i:
Electronic
elfect
consolidation
(1)
Snares,
of
will
leading to confusion between the
as
the
Atojnic
is
company
consideration
Electronic
meaning
companies,
Fund, Inc.;
the
30
Reed,
calls
feet
questions:
&
the
of
name
Co.,
President
Menzies,
applications have been filed with
April
on
and
Chemical
within
Investment Company
investment
corporate
hearing
matters
"Atomic,
name
end
the
Wolfe,
of
Chairman
Mr.
has
the^ same
Vice-President
Electric
$60
the
SEC
-
the vacancy
At
Theodore
J.
Atomic,
whether
the
to selling stockholders.—V. -183,
go
The
Black
D.
18.
Executive
by
misleading. At
the
following
essential
174,
"will make Breeze
major producer of slip ring
a
devices
.
a
Atomic Development
Mutual
Fund,
Inc.,
and
for an order declaring that the corporate name of
Chemical & Electronic Shares, Inc., is misleading and de¬
or, in the alternative,
for a hearing by the Commission to
determine
Colo.
fill
to
March
SEC
or
,
operations.
Robert
Board
Chemical Fund, Inc.,
ceptive,
with
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—New
management investment company.
Commission
investment,
military equipment
Alberta,
contract
The
the
Feb.
on
ince,
to be offered at market1 (about,,
Baruch Brothers & Co., New York,
through
share),
per
proceeds are to
Denver,
mining
&
The
The
Co.,
^
.
L.
•minimum
(par $1)
corporation on April 6 filed a letter
covering 1,000,000 shares of class A
cents) to be offered at 10 cents per share,
Columbia.
The company
an
affiliate, United Fuel
1106.
p.
$3
to
Y.
$8,521,000.
District of
gas
from
Maryland, Pennsylvania and the
; eceives
substantially all of its
lias
is
Slip Ring Division, he added,
Saskatchewan
Robert
Birnaye Oil & Uranium Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
Gas System, Inc., Seaboard serves
markets in Wfest Virg.nia, Virginia,
Columbia
The
customers
construction
the
filed
was
The
the other
and
notiilcation
SEC
55 miles will
extend from the company's Lost River compressor station in Hardy
County, W. Va., to its Bickers compressor station in Greene County,
Fa.,
interconnecting
the
company's 26-inch
and 20-inch pipelines.
Virginia,
and
Virginia
in West
the
Provided
total
this
pipeline
I's
Corp.),
southeastern
to
their
86
of
'
.
of
letter
A
volumes of natural gas necessary
in the 1956-57 winter .period.
authorization,
molds,
'
25,000 shares of common stock
pipeline in West Virginia and Virginia. Thirty-one miles of
will
parallel sections of the company's existing 26-inch
of
dies,
,
pipeline lacililies to enable
to meet
new
tools,
in the Prov¬
corporation of a
from the com¬
.' - '
<
*
panies' reserves at a well head price of nine cents per Mcf for all
The company on March 29 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
deliveries, made prior to Oct. 31,- 1957 and 10 cents per Mcf for the
If agreement. cannot be reached on the
covering 14,500 shares of common stock ' (par $2)\to be offered at v next two years thereafter-.
price to be paid for each three-year period commencing after Oct.-31,
$20.50 per share to certain employees.—V.-178, p. 1874/- <
'
1959, the price will be settled by arbitration, with the understanding
'
v
-that, in
no
event
shall " the
price be-less than 10 cents per Mcf.
Big Dollar Food Stores, Inc., White Plains, N» Y.—Files - This plice, Mr. Reed said, is one-of the highest "-even offered to
With Securities and Exchange Commission—>
producers in Alberta.
•
; "*
:
1
•
»
•
purchase of property, etc.
a
Industries,
M
by Joseph J. Mascuch, President.
The
immediately to add at least $1,500,000
and computers.—V.
Aiberta,
Oil
Rock
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of notification with the
issued
has
construci
to
transport
its
the
Under
miles
it
authorizing
poration,
ft
Commission
Power
11
expected
independent
Calgary,
poration
Build Facilities—
Corp.—To
Seaboard
Atlantic
The
(jigs,
this
program,
P
sales—will
Britalta Petroleums
Bermingham & Prosser Co., Chicago, III.—Files With
150,000 shares of common stock {par 10 cents) to be
per share, through Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., New
$2
M
compasses
This
1227.
p,
equipment
of
1956—2 Mos—1955
1,294,548
income
cnarges
183,
is
at a minimum
such
in
and
gyro
$3,038,770
taxes—-
operating
of P
Corporations,
$25,581,794 $23,270,107 $51,427,644 $47,177,564
18,554,876
10,342,593
37,373,572
33,077,958
taxes—
2,693,600
2,780,100
5,402,800
5,671,300
operating
April
on
Breeze's
Addition
$9,965,114'
expenses-—
income
Division
cost the company a total of approxi¬
mately $250,000, payable in cash and stock, Mr. Mascuch said. Exact
purchase price will be based on adjusted "book value" of the inventory,
plus 5% of that sum.
•,
of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Co.
Telephone
Ring
drawings with a combined estimated
$500,000;
ail inventories and raw materials;
and goodwill; and $700,000 in orders on hand,
assemblies"—electro-mechanical
•
offered
$4,618,166 $11,255,535
Slip
engineering
patents
to
the
of
announced
was
-»
expansion-diversification
new
Conn.,- including
and
trademarks,
revenues——
—V,
a
March 30 filed a letter
on
of Stamford,
etc.)
its
purchased
value
it
1470.
p.
has
replacement
1956—13 Weeks—1955
1956—5 Weeks—1955
'
corporation
covering
Inc.,
annually
Period End. Feb. 29—
Net
Brigantine, N. J.
•—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
1,783,131
-
1362.
p.
step- in
in
Atlantic County Development Corp.,
GEC
1,663,275
Corporations, Inc.—Acquisitions—
first
acquisition—which
$5,757,401
183,
142,567
Beck Shoe Corp.—March Sales Up—
Net
new generating
with process steam
building
620,363
♦5,465
—
income_A_
Other
years.
now
287,504
railway
-
Federal
unit to serve
IS. I. duPont de Nemours & Co.
and by-product
electric power and has announced additional turbo-generating unit of
V5.000 kilowatt capacity due to start in 1957.—V. 183, p. 658,
The
602,858
302,177
81,606
•
As
corporation
fixtures,
Operating
earnings of $1.60 per share of common
rfock for 1936 against $1.54 for 1955. He predicted that gross revenues
rhould
approach $45,000,000 by 1960,
with earnings continuing on
similar trend. He said earnings averaging $2 per share are anticipated
five
1,170,981
railway
Operating
forecasted
next
1,551,355
354,430
uses
already started at Deepwater generating station will require
and the balance will be spent on transmission and
c'Jstribution facilities and general plant.
the
♦45,957
oper,
Bell
$6,000,000
during
Sales
—V.
facilities
England
133,920
Period End. March 31—
-
company
Mr.
income—
-
$825,090
.
1—
(A. S.)
will spend $72,000,000 for new construction in the
next five years, it was announced on April 10.
Bayard L. England, who was re-elected President told stockholders
that new construction will be necessary to meet growth and expansion
fn southern New Jersey. Mr. England said $14,400,000
will be spent
rturina
1956.
an
increase
of $5,000,000 over
1955. New generating
ever
256,305
♦Deficit.—V.
Expansion—
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Plans
This
97,445
oper.
683,976
railway-—
from
Gross
$780,727
269,876
from
Gross
1953
$520,556
railway——
railway
Jan.
From
'•1954
1955
$739,316
from
Gross
1—
Jan.
From
Breeze
'
19o4
1956
1956
February—
1955
railway—.—
from
Wet
Ry.—Earnings-
St. Andrews Bay
Atlanta &
February—
Gross from railway
business
on real
improvements
and
,
.
,
New
York
directly
chase
issued
or
and
County
on
Indirectly
Feb.
24,
engaging
1956,
in
enjoining
any
business
this
corporation
relating
tarthe
from
pur¬
salejof securities; and on Feb. 27, 1956, the aforesaid court
a" permanent
injunction
against
Inter-City
Securities
Corp.,
Volume 183
Number 5525
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(1855)
William Spiller, Treasurer of Inter-City Securities
director,
and
engaging
in
security;
been
and
(2)
complied
Rule
224,
Corp. and President,
of Budget Funding Corp., enjoining them from
business relating to the purchase and sale of any
the terms and conditions of Regulation A have not
Capitol
promoter
any
wita,
in
reports of
tuat
sales
issuer
me
Form
on
iailecl
2-A.—V.
.iie,
to
179,
Designed
The
the
corporation
SEC
($25
for
covering
share),
per
March
on
1,600
without
incident
expenses
30
filed
of
snares
underwriting.
to
letter
mining
of
stock
a
common
to
The
notification
be
offered
proceeds
operations.—V..
182,
leased
architectural
President
hifices
feet.
other
firm
of
utilize
Yardage
1956—6 Mos.—1955
dredged
fine
Ounces
5,659,200
gold_
Val.
at $35 U.
Val.
per
—v.
29—
-
V
S.
per
•
The
other
tenants.—V.
of
p.
and
gross
area
•
stock
1438.
has
space
been,
will
or
See
Minneapolis-Moline
Co.
p.
$1,193,080
$1,015,770
$1,596,980
11.40c
13.94c
14.96c
;
Productions, Inc., New York, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'•
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
at
V.
179, p.
\
for
pay
\
the
production
'
firm
a
'
'
Sold—The
public
'
•
•
,
of
•
Brothers
(&
--I—
notification
of
full
two
cents)
10
the
to
,
be
J
are/to
proceeds
length
;
'
with
of-
183, p.
*
-
1956—Month—1955
1362.
f
*
*
•
'
'
*
•
.
v
'
PROCEEDS—Net
will
1956—3 Mos.—1955
be
added
proceeds
its
to
.
BUSINESS—The
SEC
facturers
March
on
York,
letter
a
notification
of
Y.
The
proceeds
A. G.
—V.
Oregon
Power
company filed on
SEC
covering 70,000
value $100
be
by
•
used
for
the
of
purchase
with
the
May
1,
SEC
The
by
1956
its
of
preferred
of return
rate
Tne
registration
a
statement
April
on
9,
tne
financing of
it
1956
a
to
registration
a
its
and
first
mortgage
yield
the
$23,000,000
reimburse
credit
a
borrow
from
bonds,
the
bonds
be
derived
to
sc^cx
expected
are
due
internal
date
of
are
sheets,
eaves
be
the
banks
•
1958,
3.8%
E.
returned
President,
Pesonen,
from
Western
the
these
10-week
a
Aug.
past
weeks
steel
British
"(a)
visit
offerings
in
7
letter
a
the
is
1,
May
the
to
the
Ruhr
under
Javelin
contracts
to
and
steel
various
with
been
Canadian
into
with
Steel
Approximately
an
2,000,000
tons
»
tons
Limited
supply
1956.—
ore
the
basis,
with
tracts
by
"Plant
balance
contracts
further
capacity
It
annum.
is
the
of
has
been
will
ore
to
year.
15
Steel
for
i
on
the
in
to
the
provide
been
p.
the
made
and
per
•
•
will
Canadian
National
$
Operating
Net
taxes &
,
operating
183,
The
1955
Pacific
high
Canada's
level,
the
ton
miles
any
of the
freight
The
company's
$448,598,491 were
$26,000,000,
expenses
from
Clayton
in
9%,
did not
SEC
Development
only
N.
A
stock
common
shares
net
and
the
that
gross
from
railway operations,
with $422,642,423 in
compared
in
1954
$37,326,71$
to
an
compared
as
earnings
increase
1954.
$411,271,773
Marache & Co.
Wells & Co._^__
Corp.—
$10)
of
to
notLication
stock and
common
offered
be
in
four
of
proposal
a
share
A
to
announced
was
to
to
amend
increase
to
as
from
at
Working
while
issue
that
sell
or
actual
the
at
total
5, has issued
tor-the* vote
B.)
authorized
shares
to
to
in
sale
other
and
nine-mile
a
and
Work
Fixed
net
Net
After
for
•
Mitford
on
a
Havelock
•
•
of
the
to
service
-
$5
at
held
stock,
common
12,000,000
of
Jumping
Pound
in
and
the
18,124
stock
will
183,
charges
Nephton, Ontario, in 1954.
higher by $1,200,000. There
both
on
equipment
trust
and
income
value
capital
to
be
ordinary
for
on
This
fixed
charges,
dividends
ordinary
was
on
stock
,
'
at
'
1956,
so
upon
the
on
of
four
used
which
and
equal
to
$2.94
for
per
reinvestment
to
stock
shares
to
and
The
business
Louis,
plant
on
share
on
13,878,173
shares
Statement
stock
that
shares
and/or
estimated
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
*r;
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations 14 the rate
(Reg. U.
box
W.
with
the
SEC
on
it
of
estimated
Is
Chrysler
stock
that
previously issued shares of
be issued and/or treasury
may
be
may
sold
or
con¬
during
Program
the period beginning
with the
statement and ending April 30, 1957.
Records—
for
March.
over
;
February,
it
also
was
announced
the
It
previous
noted.
sold,
were
record,
followed
was
which
the
in
when
April
on
2V2%
was
12,642
units
turn,
23%
was
by
better
were
sold.
in
the
Divi-
of
best February
preceding month
the
10
»
second
In
February
January's
over
8,081.
1611.
Enquirer, Inc.—Bids
April 26—
addition
held
to
6
to
the
retire
its
Halsey,
by various
$1,500,000
Stuart
groups.—V.
convertible
of
debenture
182,
p.
deben-
holdings,
507.
$24,000
•
■
t
■
announced
company
for
of
9,
is
addition
new
et
San
to
five
these
other
of
stock.
of
Inc.
name
to
of
any
is
Mo.,
Calif.;
fixed
number
until
its
from
Morgan
and
and
low
grounding
voltage
devices,
such
equipment,
insulators
as
fuses
and
and
switchgear,
porcelain
cut-outs
transmission
these
and distribution lines.
products is highly competitive.
Chance
GIVING
conductor
the
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
•
4%
15-year
Sept.
.
'
1
•
each
Common
•This
shares
sinking
fd.
note
stock
total
granted
($5
to
value)
par
not
key
include
employees
of
.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
restricted
by
the
stock
board
of
in
8. Patent Office)
William B.
the
California
operate
last
year,
lias
has
formed
utility
service
and
water
North
Sacramento
water
operation.—
SEC—
>
registration
System,
Inc.—Debentures
Offered—
won
award of the debentures at com¬
options
*432,608 shs.
for
directors,
14,971
Dec.
29,
Co.
bid
a
99.16
bid of 99.5199%.
for
the
debentures for
a
similar
1
debentures
receding
from
will be redeemable at
regular redemption
prices
to par, and for the sinking fund, at redemption
100.399%
to
par,
accrued
plus
interest
in
case.
proceeds from the financing will
be used by the company to prepay bank loans due July 31, 1956, out¬
standing in the principal amount of $25,000,000. The balance of the
proceeds, together with other funds, will be available for the 1956
construction program of the corporation's subsidiaries. This construc¬
tion program is presently expected to result in expenditures of about
part
of
the
net
$65,000,000.
Columbia
Gas
System,
Inc.
is
an
interconnected
composed of the corporation, which is a public
14 operating subsidiaries and a subsidiary
service company. The operating subsidiaries are engaged in the P10-*
duction, purchase, storage, transmission and distribution of natural
gas.
Certain subsidiaries produce and sell gasoline and other hydrocarbons and one subsidiary prouuees and sells oil.
1JE?
operations are conducted in the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Kentucky, New York, Maryland and Virginia. In addition
the system
has extensive wholesale business, selling natural gas
non-affiliated public utility companies for resale to► their
The systeni xseilS" gas at retail to approximately 1,303,500 residential.
commercial and-industrial customers. Among the P r
nLima and
served at wholesale by the system are Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima and
utility
of
FINANCING
&
BUSINESS—The
'
pro-
$1,750,000
$1,750,000
does
and
protection
and sale
maturing
1, 1970
Citizens'
April 10 on
on
PROCEEDS—A
natural
•
EFFECT
a
Gas
Stanley
new
prices
-
Company
hardware,
components,
for
manufacture
The
filed
ranging from 103.70%
sells
tools
in
coupon.
principal
and plants at Centralia,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; an office
W. Va., with a sales
changed
company
petitive sale
open
Parkersburg,
was
and
statement with the SEC on April
5, 1956, covering 225,000 shares of its no par value common stock.
to be offered by the
company to certain officers and employees
to
whom stock options have been and may be granted under the Stock
Option Plan.—V. 172, p. 194.
The
with
with
The underwriters
not
remain
corporation
Citizens,
operations
construct
ex¬
and
Porcelain
will
stock
offer
Company in August, 1936.
original business has been expanded until it now manufactures
a
line of equipment for electric utility and communications
companies, including, in addition to anchors, pole line hardware, hot
and
to
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on April 11
offered $40,000,000 of 37/g% debentures, series F, due
April 1, 1981, at 100.399% and accrued int., to yield 3.85%.
Chance
B.
contracted
1611.
Columbia
common
common
This
and a plant at Carey, Ohio; and an office
subsidiary at Toronto, Canada.
The company
Dec, 31, 1932, under the name of the "Chance
a
had
Halsey,
Findlay, ..Ohio,
was incorporated on
Company." The corporate
A.
interconnected
par
the com¬
authorized
of
remaining
company
Centralia,
at
it
9,132
no
Delaware corpora¬
shares
to
Coca-Cola Co.—Registers With
com¬
of
of
shares
acquisitions,
water
subsidiaries
183, p.
1956.
Francisco,
subsidiary
a
that
large residential subdivisions in the Sacramento area.
Parkway Water Co. will be operated under its present name "as
independent system.
The Arden Highlands operation will shortly
The
purposes.
owner
company's
exchange
Missouri
a
10
The
an
•
Inc.
corporate
a
the
the
the
to
April
on
outstanding stock of Parkway Water Co. in Sacramento from
Park Place,
Inc. and through purchase from the Ben Ali Water Co.
of the water system In the Arden Highlands section of Sacramertto
County.
j
gas
system
holding
company;
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. T., REctor 2-9570. Herbert
®f*bert,
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday] Other offices. 135 0. La
tPphrnaVv
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards &'Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter reoruary
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American union, jbu.uu p«
y
»
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.06 per year.
the
estimated
the
to
'
at
tective
to
outstanding at the end of the year, as compared
13,812,014 shares at the end of 1954.—V. 183, p. 1362.
equipment
acquire two water properties in California through the purchase of all
two
obligations
retire
the
is
35,968
common
by
offer
May
located
Mo.;
of
warehouse
collateral
stock
outstanding
purchased
be
Products,
Inc.,
shareholder
any
acquisition
shares.
offices
St.
a
high
T
amounted
bid of 99.31%, '
a
certificates, also as 3%s.
subject to the authoriza¬
following
registration
a
Is
voted April
In
purchased
1471.
outstanding
Products,
Porcelain
of
available
Is
executive
line
were
at $44,000,000, was up $14,200,000.
stock, earnings available
the
it
1955,
p.
are
In
pre¬
The
•
preference
and
on
the
are
covered
be
30%
units
183,
This
value $5 per
Commission's
depend
general
and
exchange
common
of
CAPITALIZATION
after
provision
dividends
for
Commission.
by
70-ton
presently
the
history,
tures.
of
Central
of
The
p.
Porcelain
of
company,
Porcelain
offers
to
are
shares
authorized
of
share
one
close
office
!
Alberta,
were
bo
•'
.
15,
May
par
shares.
stock
such
proceeds
9,132
working
ratio
Porcelain
Mo.;
during the year.
These com¬
and Manitouwadge in Ontario,
and
to
are
Citizens Utilities Co.—Acquires Two Water Operations
;
stockholders,
on
incorporation
of
conditions.—V.
OFFER—The
par
the
each
and
mining
new
ex-
class
"
net
BUSINESS—Company
north from Cheviot in Saskatchewan.
three-mile extension of the line which
at $16,200,000
in
lines,
Commerce
secured
highlight event
worth
the
Co., Inc., and associates on April 9
50,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
for
and
the
conditioned
of
obligations.
with $1.94 on
nr
branch
of
completed
running
way
between
$40,900,000.
of
line
charges,
decreases
trust
was
between
under
was
built
was
line
four-mile
a
miles
53
areas,
40-mile line between Struthers
a
99.27
certificates
that
Cincinnati
&
acquiring
common
change
to
of
industrial
prised
4,
for
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, HI., Investment bankers, Is calling
bids on April 26 on $1,476,000 of debentures of The
Cirtcinnati
Enquirer,. Inc. directors of the, community-employee-owned morning
order author-
an
"of * its
be
outstanding 8,992 shares of the Porcelain Products,
for
•
terminals.
Construction
and
used
cent)
one
the
April
Columbia
.V
\
April 12
bid
Sets' Sales
March
—V.
Chance Co., Centralia, Mo.—Stock Offered—
Nicolaus
of
pany's
reported,
at
(par
debentures.
be
to
are
with
due
througn
,
certificate
and
simultaneously
and
that
use
notification
for
represents that it does not presently Intend
shares of common stock during 1956 and that
any
market
stock;
tion,
fixed
Referring to modernization of railway services, Mr. Crump reported
97 new diesel units were acquired during 1955, comprising road
switchers
for
freight and passenger service and yard switchers for
of
debentures
interest,
stock
common
may
12,959
was
The
9,937
-
Central
issuance
EXCHANGE
income
•'
accrued
Wagstaff, Vice-President in charge of sales,
The March figure,
according to Mr. Wagstaff,
$50 per
April
on
submit
the
10,000,000
states
mon
of
leaving a net
to $27,032,926
of
than
unit, without underwriting.
to be used to acquire property.
proceeds are
SEC, it
shares
of
of
1,500
smashing 6,000 retail sales logged for the third 10-day sell¬
De Soto Motor Corp. realized record-breaking total retail
a
•newspaper
with
1,000 snares
units
letter
a
convertible
the
the
filed
Chrysler
Soto
sion's
3,000
Bolger & Co.—
Securities
letter
a
regular meeting of such stockholders
value
level
filed
end
B.
f
Central City, Colo.—
Co.,
filed
6
(par
class
one
this'corporation
izing
-
R.
by
attain
April
on
covering 4,000 shares of class B
stock
shows
account
of
of
from
sources
other
than
railway
operation,
Mr.
amounted to $22,900,000, an increase of $5,100,000,
charges totalled $16,200,000, leaving company's net income
$44,000,000.
'
Crump
■1
City
offered publicly
at $20 per share.
10% to a new
C.P.R., measured in
the
by
but
;
1954.
Other
.
„
corporation
Stifel,
railway
gross
of
stock
of
This
J.
1,000
*
1471.
Inc._
period,
sales
<
3,000
3,000
Co.—
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
(A.
inclusive.
$395,609,497
operations
in
investment
increased
performed
of
1953
income
from
railway
service
to
obtained
6%,
or
rose
railway
&
4,500
Co
&
p.
MacDonald,
1956,
estimated
3,000
3,000
incurred
adequate return," says
75th annual report.
company's
national product
increase
an
1951
years
net
an
increase
6%
a
on
below
the
gross
showed
show
return
a
Co
Shillinglaw,
183,
&
3,000
Co.; Freeman & Company; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
& Co., Inc., and The Illinois Co., Inc.—V.
183, p. 1752.
number
De
96,555,000
Ry.—Gross and Net Higher—
much
Burke
3,000
hopper cars; 100 50-ton
two diesel cars, and 50 flat cars.
the
offering
are:-Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
R.
in
V.
*5,384,000
results
represent
2.92%, "a rate very
Crump, President, in
While
955,000
of
be
to
corporation
With
3,000
3,000
Co._
&
&
Chapman
Granbery,
vailing
$
♦1,705,000
Simonds
Collins
Mullaney,
101,939,000
2,819,000
&
10,
is
4,500
4,500
Cruttendeh
5,000
Co
Chrysler
ing
4,500
—
7,500
the
1227.
p.
financial
but
$
of
Hutzler
&
sale
tributed' under
4,500
Co
4,500
PROCEEDS—The
Canadian
earnings
$
114,551,000
income
•Deficit.—V.
•
48,372,000 115,506,000
Milwaukee
S. Moseley & Co;__—__ '
Bacon, Whipple & Co.-—
Ellis & Simmons—
5,000
C'o._
&
&
Pollock
shares
4,500
Farwell,
The
;
1956—2 Mos.—1955
50,077,000
10
is
it
Central & South West Corp.r—To Increase Stock—
•
59,424,000
rents
Stix
Colo. "The proceeds
mining operations.
Interstate
gate
4,500
Co.:
&
Julien
&
Moore
covering $10,000,000 of Interests or Participations in
Thrift-Stock Ownership Program, together with 150,000
shares of its $25 par common stock, representing the maximum
aggre¬
4,500
-
CO.___
&
Baker,
B
.'
56,605,000
revenues,.—
Expenses,
Ryons
McDonald
7,500
class
Rys.—February Revenues Up—
1956—Month—1955
Lester,
7,500
Co.,
Allyn
order
Period End. Feb. 29—
Smith,
25 baggage cars;
This
4,500
7,500
Co.,
5,000
Co
'
the
of
details
»
Kirkpatriek-Pettis Co._
Co.,- Inc.__
the
2678.
15,000
Co._
&
Relriholdt & Gardner
&
Central
-
full
-
tons
sale
Goodbody
15,000
&
&
Chrysler Corp.—Registers With SEC—
>
Horn-
-Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
15,000
8,500
pricing
the con¬
6,000,000
future.
6%
$3,860,780:, 200
Wm. E.
Shares
51,000
.
Co.____
Gardner
1914.
as
Brothers_-"____^__
present
respecting
near
the
Pressprich
r
1,000,000 shs.
whom
5
of
100%
at
conversion
Participating
$4,000,000
for
April
on
720,000 shares of
issue
cost
cars;
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Ruhr
Industry
extending
of
The
the
below,
of
for
and
April
Inc._____
The
years
incident
total
tion
1956
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
C.
—V.
additional
an
acting
Shares
&
Brothers
Denver,-
Bros.
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
Co.,
Issuance
through
named
the
(on
! G. H. Walker & Co
5,000
"*
—
$180,000
Salomon
FINANCING
PRESENT
The
follows:
year
Kingdom
arangements
designed
made
Co.—'
&
and
purchase
to
.
,
Reinholdt
5,000
awarded to the group on
its
on
Blunt
finalize
as
Industry
announcements
be
Co.—__
underwriters
agreed
nually Nov. 1, 1956 to May 1, 1968, inclusive. The certifi¬
cates priced to yield 3.375%, on all
maturities, were
manu¬
incorporated in
was
TO
stock
be exchanged
may
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on April
13 headed a syndicate offering
$2,880,000 of series Q,
3%% equipment trust certificates, maturing semi-an¬
products
Steel
Ceco
8,500
major
Germany, and
per
is
Weeks_
Becker
share,
-
by
Inc._
years.
arrangements,-, have
public shortly.":—V. 182,
made
United
five
price
new
"Financing
be
firm
underwriters
F.
■
the
in
15,
15,
& Beane
The
British
for
run
for
10
anticipated
the
of
paid
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Hayden, Stone & Co.___
British
to
to
Weeks
Reynolds
year.
provision
a
the
EFFECT
(par value $10 per share)
Forgan &
G.
A.
just
past
able
ore
Nov.
Central
have
industry,
was
iron
iron
of
the
to
year
favor
per
These
"(c)
in
per
&
several
Stein
effective date of this registration
-
„
tons
option
1,000,000
been
the
5,000
Chrysler
&
Lehman
-
j
largest
building
Shares
producing countries
steel
during
way
namely the Ruhr Industry
Industry in the United Kingdom,
1,000,000
have
GIVING
subsequent
Hornblower &
total
stockholders,
myself
makers,
companies.
"(b)
t
A
reserved
doors, metal lath, galvanized roofing,
conductor pipe,
metal roofing accessories
dividends
under
a
.
Vice-President,
to
have
are
underwriters:
(Canada)—Plans Financing—
on
basis)
offered
be
penses
:
shares
26,679
nation's
aluminum
and
which
severally has
as
follows;
representative, have severally agreed to
purchase from the company and the selling shareholders, the number
of shares of capital stock set
opposite the respective names of the
blower
A.
Discussions
consumers,
discussions
European
■
the
of
one
Dec.
31,
hereafter
may
restricted
,
each
183, p."1471.
Securities
,
working capital. No
privately held snares
$4,000,000
Glore,
proposed
Executive
Europe.
Italian
the
trough,
UNDERWRITERS—The
used
Merrill
Doyle,
Cook
to
steel
notes, $800,000 due Nov.
each
Capital stock
the
from
to
;
"Paul
Steel
Ceco's
increase
1960
sources.
said:
./
is
shares
of
names
Sons—'_ 5,000
&
covering
items.
to
1611.
John C.
In
and
screens
related
ner
of
metal
flat
&
treasury in part for capital ex¬
to obtain funds required for future
agreement with certain
to time until October,
from
Canadian Javelin, Ltd.
and
of
Authorized
statement
on
time
and
the
of
as
which
Company
Inc.
Co.____
The,corporation
joists,
CAPITALIZATION
its
expects
company
through
may
183, p.
of
prcxerrta
approximate
The
V.
sale
to
steel
of
capital stock each year since 1921;
(cumulative,
offering price are
I
one
a.iU
include
Products,
which
&
Jones
1966
construction industry: rhe company manufactures
steel forms and shores,
steel
and
aluminum
steel
DIVIDENDS—Cash
aggregating $23,000,000 obtained for temporary
part of its new construction and, to the extent of any
$16,000,000,
11
enroughout
sells
with
loans
The
construction
price
approximately
received
penditures.
which
of
bonus
bank
premium
$16,000,000
offering
D.
SEC
on
EARNINGS—Net sales In 1955 amounted to $64,349,130, contrasted
with $54,221,988 in 1954. The firm's net income In 1955 was
$2,546,083
and totaled $1,754,320 in 1954.
siock
and
amendment.
proceeds
of
retire
of
funds
corporation
and
■
addi¬
Co.—Registers With SEC—
9,
snares
filed
covering
1986.
supplied
Net
to
general
distributors
and
windows,
.
sale
Weeks
amendment.
also
company
April
share).
per
supplied
The
be
&
to
The
the
be
the
from
unexercised
shares
Chance
Snares
Co., Inc._ 7,500
&
Edwards
Newhard,
vehicles.
California
par
to
are
and
ustti
the
with
300,000'shares- of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
$1
per
share, through Philip Gordon & Co., Inc., New
at
N.
tional
to
filed
16
covering
offered
Hornblower
by
and
for
B.
A.
Cherokee Uranium Mining Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
1 part ox. txie proceeds from tne saie of tne 183,321
i will be received by the company.
$9,161,410 $27,389,679 $24,330,384
C. L. C. Auto Metal, Inc., Elmont, L. L, N. Y.—Files—
corporation
Nicolaus
Edward
; 210,000 shares,-183,321 shares, representing about 37%
of their holdings, will be sold for the account of certain
selling shareholders.
:<
;
pictures.—
*
The
shares
Dempsey-Tegeler
.1
"headed
group
1955
options
company.
of
commitment
Stifel,
April 11 offered publicly 210,000 shares of capital stock
(par $10) at $22.25 per share. The offering marks the
first public distribution of the company's shares." Of the
Subs.)—March Sales Up—
$9,536,001
-
31,
the
it
Porcelain
"
"
•
.
Period End. March 31—
—V.
letter
a
writing
2;
Butler
Sales
filed
26
187,738 shares of common stock (par
per share,
without underwriting. The
$1
to
used
March
on
does
nor
of
the
ouu.
4' '
'
rails in V. 183, p. 1751.
•
.
Picture
of
,
1
Ceco Steel Products Corp.—Stock Offered—An under¬
Burton
plan;
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
18^,
^.t-iow.—v.
Oct.
stock
pursuant
pursuant to this offering, which,
If exchanged for all of the 8,992 shares of Porcelain
covered by this
offer on me basis of four shares of the
company for each share of
Porcelain Products,
Inc., would aggregate 35,968 shares of common
; fering ipade on April 3 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and associ¬
ates of 500,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) at
$68.75 per share was quickly oversubscribed.
See de¬
45,628
-
F.A.I.A.,
total
the
ox
40%
181,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Stock
11,454,150
29,022
option
of
as
restricted
•
13.77c
.«
2.
p.
8,908,700
34,088 *
$779,380
oz.
yd. in U. S. cts.'
182,
7,975,400.
,
22,268
pro¬
(J. I.) Case Co.—Merger Talks Discontinued—
,
1956—9 Mos.—1955
.-
record
nor
granted
numbers
used
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
Feb.
this
of
effective
1955;
.be
have
Becket,
$2,000,000.
60%
»
End.
owners
for shares
cost
about
\
Period
1955,
has
building,
its
Welton
structure
revolutionary
square
to
Wallichs,
office
and
"
Records
92,000
be
E.
par
be
<311.
p.
of
with
at
to
are
Capitol
Glenn
the
by
tuis
associates,
Bullion Butte Mining Co., Inc., Mobridge, S. D.—Files
Inc.—Completes New Building—
Tower, the world's first circular
in the heart of Hollywood, Calif.,
in, reports
firm.
ducing
2246.
p.
Records,
Capitol
completed
.moved
by
required
as
The
been
3
Edl^ and
Dana Company,
of exchange, omittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New
York fundn.
25
,
1942* at tha
'ni(m Ql
mcuwim
■
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1856)
Portsmouth,
Baltimore,
Ohio;
and Reading.
keepsie. N. Y.
gross
of
revenues
sidiaries
amount oi
&
Peck
&
Co.—
Kaiser & Co._^
Kean, Taylor &
Securities Corp.
Arnhold and S. Bleich-
750,000
roeder,
Aspden,
Robinson
Co.
Carl
100,000
100,000
Co.
&
Co
&
Ball,
Barret,
Fitch,
North
Co.
Stearns
Bear,
G.
A.
—
Williams
100,000
Co.
750,000
&
Blair & Co.
1,000,000
Stockton
—
Burnham
&
500,000
ard,
Inc.
Richard W.
Wm.
&
Corp,
Bodine—
150,000
Co., Inc.
L. F. Rothschild
Merle-Smith—
1,000,000
Townsend,
&
Crouter
Dick
&
R.
Dickson & Co.,
Inc.
750,000
Dreyfus & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.-
200,000
300,000
Este
100,000
8.
&
Co
—
„
Clement A.
Evans
Inc.
100,000
Co
of
Corp.
Foster &
&
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
250,000
150,000
Stifel,
200,000
stix
100,000
200,000
•
_
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Marache
Granbery,
Co.
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
Co
goods,
office
Idaho,
Utah
The
-of
Hunt
Ira
Co.————
&
200,000
Company, Inc.
600,000
April
share
one
600,000
Haupt & Co
Hentz
Co
&
&
Stubbs,
,
250,000
Heller, Bruce & Co.—J
H.
S.
Smith
CO.lw—«-■—
&
Hornblower
.
Swiss
E.
Hutton
F.
Share Corp.
Inc.
—V.
150,000
Grubbs
Cohen,
Chairman
i
on
I
April
t
,
.
I
25
100,000
150,000
•"
.Charles
w
F.
floors
of
23-25
St.,
New
practically the entire blockfront
tenant
floor
sixth
;Vnp{-
of
involved
space
25,000
is
.-vfAthb.
•'
;»•
corporation
The
SEC
covering
offered
shares
23
filed
of
the
feet.
square
a
The
to
of
without
underwriting.
623.
p.
-
of
i
with
The
The
be
natural
proceeds
at
1
New
the
Ponce,
York
which
and
the
at
designed,
contract
Located
Island's
time
same
engineered
The Lummus
Co.
and .constructed
on
southern
coast,
the
gasoline from
refinery
designed
was
Venezuelan
chiefly
Middle
and
East
to
gas
facilities,
docks,
exchangers
products
of
The
products
of
The
and
causeways,
for
Lummus
Lummus
the
refinery,
Heat
Oil
office
and
Exchanger
Heater
buildings:
for
the
Division.
Consolidated
The
crease
to
the
to
shares
the
of
April
in
the
shares
of
are
Heaters
are
under
on
April
stock
common
10,
split,
into
1956,
the
2Va
kilowatt
183,
filing
will
The
in
have
to
shares
in¬
be
annual
Edison
Co.
of
New
and
amendment
be¬
Delaware.
Giving
outstanding
by
1956
in
to
of
York, Inc.—Meeting
stockholders'
mile
stock.
Stockholders totaled
preferred
the
of
stock
company's
the
preferred
e.
i
and
161,956
137,385
stockholders
figure
an
and
common
common
1955, of which 24,571 held
stock.
Consolidated
Stock
.
Foods
and
than
90%
of
holding more than 59%
outstanding.—V. 182, p. 2788.
') inr.it
Common
More
individuals
stock
Corp.—To
Terms
of
i.
Vbte
.*>'
Jk'.
increase
Piggly
in
the
The
Wigglv
growth
proxy
of
on
April 26 yvill vote on a proposal to increase
stock from 2,400,000 to
3,600,000 shares, and to
Consolidatcd's
recently
announced
acquisition
of
Midwest Co. which represents a further diversification
of
pattern
statement
of Consolidated
defines
the
Foods.
terms
of
,
the
Piggly
'
r
Wiggly
of
tion
provides
the
laway
built
The
for
Camas.
new
will
Co.,
we
the
water
is
for
West
by
like
April
All
the
in
for
>■ i
t
&
gases.—V.
issued
Co.
of
Light
Co.,
of
to
orders
at
au-
Maryland
Salisbury,
issue
during
company
funds
for
future
common
to
183,
a
exceed
and
the
and
Md.),
sell
period
construe Jon
stock;
and
$575,000
1753.
p.
year
the
on
;
addi¬
ending
requirements
of
the
Virginia
notes
and
company
$575,000
of
•
for
the
three
'
months
approximately one-third
-when_they ' tQtalled-.$22,561,597.v
ago
company's
referred^ to
"
,''
' i~
prospects, for the year-as-a whole,
Report, which estimated gains-of
the" Annual
in
net
■ .m
sales,
and
50%
in
net
;
^
-(
'
4
.i
■
of
for
7
profits
1955
over
"
1
'
"
Co.—Earnings Up—Stock
:
''
.''
"
Called
1955
into
1956,
the
presented
$290,000,000
quarter
.
and
for
that
earnings
presently
dividends
at
the
1956
annual
f
and
1S59
1962.
net' income
the
on
the
alter
number
same
company's
approximately
2.369
$103
electric
generating
kilowatts
and
by
projected
trends
in
4,000,000
a
At
of
the
end
1,214,000
the
the
V.
York
and
stock
183,
share,
Mellon
1962
$5,700,000
total
of
by
1955
electric
customers.—V.
at
from
present
Camas,
350
1960,
the
for
Federal
income
each
plus
for redemptidn the
preferred -stock.'" Tills
share of
accrued
and
is
preferred.
dividends
to
convertible
at
The redemption
redemption date
■«
&
At
of
$6,000,000
that
into
will
.
...
redemption
'
.
par
85%
time
common
of
shares
—
''.T
j
'
'
1
'■'."s
Stores Corp.—March Sales. Increased—
1956—Month—1955
,
$3,486,096
183,
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
-
for
■
.
Sales
—V.
Trust
.
called
preferred issue.
redemption was converted
for
Period End. March 31—
•
-
■
1956—8 Mos—1955
$2,545,862 $22,437,630 519,755 413
1364.
p.
.
,
.
.
Douglas Corp., Fort Collins, Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
at
Denver,
10
cents
Colo.
operations.
;
March
on
The
•
"
of
proceeds
a
letter
common
share,
per
-
filed
26
covering 2,997,800 shares
offered
are
for
of
stock
through
notification
(par
one
Columbia
expenses
with
cent)
the
to
be
Securities
incident
Co.,
mining
to
.
first
"
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This New York investment
company
to
its
registration statement,
shares
up
is
from
a
will have
tons
a
kraft
of
boiler
steam
for
use,
mill
The
equipment
1612.
and
on
April 10
additional
an
600 00C
312.
Debentures
April
by
5
daily capacity
This
Mr.
♦
will
Gal¬
being
of
funds
presently
pulp
uteres
custom
Sblid
materials
to
the
outstanding
mill,
The
construction
at
a
institutions, such funds,
necessary,
will
indebtedness,
cost
mill
new
is
of
P
Ascot. Chemical
Eastern
is
to
completed
minCat'Lkrnoln
between
to
extent
be
to
$10,000,000,
used
be
the
to
construct
and
prin-
of
the
with
o
repav
a
ndw
sale
her
m
co?!
S3 200 oif
bleacher
acquire ran 80%
Adhesives Corn
fm
located at Lincoln, Me
;
and whe
company
will c- zje ^ operating thf
in the capital stock of Ascot Chemical
$1,000,000.
,1
proceeds
$10,000,000 of senior notos
porate
furnace
recovery
of
a commission ranging from $1.71 to $2 70 Dei
payable to the underwriters, headed
by White
Weir
& Co.
The interest rate is to be
supplied by amendment
The corporation is a manufacturer
and seller of paper and
duId
Net proceeds of the
financing will initially be added to t e
workins
capital of the company.
Together with the
debenture
its
fly;' ash
amendment
an
covering
2,Pal /mount, with
$100
at
when
>white
filed
p.
Apiil
■
remove
182,
100%
furnace
pulp.
is
stock.—V.
corporation filed a registration statement with
the SEC on
9,
1956,
covering $4,090,200
of
convertible subordinated
de¬
bentures due May 15, 1981. The
company proposes to olfer the holder^
of its common stock the
right to subscribe for the debentures at
the
rate of $100 of debentures
for each nine snares of
common stock held
of record
May 1, 1956.
The subscription price Is to be
was
.
facilities,
the
capital
This
1472.
p.
its
Eastern Corp., Bangor, Me. —
Registers
With SEC—To Place Notes
Privately—
28,500
accounts,
gas
of
the
on
company
and
.183,
recovery
chemicals.
p.
31,
called
value
par
National Bank
1612.
< ■'
Diana
"
will
construction
a
$2,000,000 kraft recovery
Wash., mill were announced on
183,
March
shares.
board
convertible
convertible
same
called
p.
a
'»
resources
company's
of
liquor
provision
of
the
4.40%
for
common
per
value of the
rate
250,000
The
ended
year
per
as redemption agents.
■
Earlier this year Diamond
program
of electric gen¬
to current construction now
four
of
act
SEC
of
to
is
New
-.
construction
current
amounting to 72'A cents per share of stock. Redemption date is
May 14
with the conversion
privilege closing May 11.
Bankers. Trust Go.>of
'
1960
in
of
rate, of
price
outstanding."
the
the
representing • an• increase of $5,335,443, or
$24,471,044 for a corresponding period in 1955".
1956
share
per
amounts
1960
$05,000,000. in
quarter of
Mr. Evans, also .reported that
remainder
by
The
$189,431,000.
first
$29,856,487,
the total
over
cents
;
;
completed, will provide needed steam
kraftepulp capacity and other operating, purposes in
the; mill. Improvements now underway provide the latest''type of pre¬
to
the
$2,833,471, which is equivalent, after preferred stock
share on 2,465,924 shares of common stock
issued
and
outstanding. This represents a 66% increase in net
earnings when
compared with' 1955 first quarter net earnings of
$1,711,1(37, or '67
and
1956,
to 'supply public
according to
estimates
of
between
present
third of its kind
.
has
(both
amounted to
Saginaw Bay. The company's cur408,750
kilowatts
of
new
capacity
three additions of 156,250 kilowatts
each,
total
creating
with
of.ered
on
individual
valuable
11,
Service
Virginia
parent
of
not
period
totaled
First
"
kilowatt
service
indicate
mill's
be
to
.
I960,
revenues
addition
in
3,500,000.
spent
$1)
quarter sales and earnings of this
company were the highest for
similar period in this chemical producer's
45-year history, it' was
on April 10 at the annual
stockholders' meeting by Raymond
Evans, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
<yl9$6,
between
area
budgeted
'
population
recovery: boiler,
furnace
$1.41
notification
Zivian, President,' on April 9 stated that
31,
1956, net sales increased
Net sales
-
and
electric
the
Michigan
shares
on
cash
cover
In
Camas,
of
(par
first
for,'increased
from
on
of
Power
$1,750,000
issue
to
Diamond Alkali
service
and
construction
meeting
total
expect
share
plant site
area
stock
Public
Co.
the'
stock.—Vt
the
22%
"
electric
1,000,000
that
letter
a
Carrying forward their record-breaking pattern frcm
in¬
provide
cipitation-equipment
Mid¬
$43.26
-
-
The'proceeds are to be used for
talent, promotion of talent, eiq.
of
March
kraft
to
reclaims
61,147
•
f
1956,
Camas
addition
122,141
-
treasuries
for
prior
construction
exuendithe
Maryland
company
proposes
to
issue
and
proportions, not to exceed an aggregate of $1,750,000
and
<
said.
In
process
to
approximately 30%
183, p. 667.
1957.
the
-
$2,645,424.02
$2.77
common
Shore
Service
—V.
estimates projected
'
*
»
program
included
paying
1958
of
unit,
1954
$7.36
filed
30
of
announced
was
dividend, to $1.12
stock.
installation
early
new
1
1955
underwriting.
Delaware
equal
year
Director-
French. Lick
be
in
revenues
in
will
1,019,000
handling
to
Although first quarter'earnings "are not yet available, Mr. Zivian
estimated that they may double last
year's results.
In the first quarter
of 1955, net income amounted'
to $1,015,035.
$2.76
.
The
for
per
667.
p,
m
Gallaway, Resident Manager. The furnace, designed to burn
cooking liquors from the kraft pulping process, will be in opera¬
by
shares
Eastern
of
Mr.-Zivian
business
of
Milwaukee
H.
used
183,
$7,456,010.50
$61.04
•
procurement
it
Commenting
'
•
•
•
also
per
planning.
—
common
terms
to
Qutstate
projected
plans,
aggregate
*or
cents
(adjusted
their
notes
over
.
units.
corporation's
double
Acquisition—
dividends
a
The
.
The, stockholders
authorized
approve
the
97
1955).—V.
Detroit Steel Corp.^—Sales and
Earnings Rise—:
,
^aus
in
net
$673,752,
Specifically,
M- J„
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Plans New Unit—
G.
of Dec. 31,
as
held
are
its
operating
new
service
representing
March 26,
1956, Consolidated Edison had outstanding 1,915,319
shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock and
13,696,819 shares of com¬
mon
is
a
the
stated
serving
1956.
of
levels
new
present
Karn
distributed
v
March
on
reimburse
In
ended
from 369,700.—V.
554,550
3.000,000
thermal-type
Mr.
to
outstanding
188,876
\
provide
common
'
director.
a
expansion
will
increase
total of more than
a
of
outstanding
amounted to $26,-
equivalent
then
year
Chair¬
Combined
shares
sales
net
shares
the
Daitch,
income
of
Earns.
for
reported
$91,000,000
'
expansion
and
power
94%
basis
687,500
meeting , will be held at 2:30 p.m., in the
company's headquarters at 4 Irving Place, New York City, on May 21,
As
of
a
B.
$66.10
1957,-.to
proposes
■
$125,000,000
scheduled
at
present
Consolidated
of
business
dividend
a
such, expenditures
existing plants.
square
The
of
of
$3.25
construction
This
1612.
p.
units
will
between
amendment
1,200,000
shares.
upon
company
stock —V.
to
form
of
common
The
way.
net
number
1954,
$350,621.
of
Record
earnings
President.
in
the
year
dividend
%
securities
to
payable
of
first-quarter
level
currently
erating capacity
Split Voted—
stock
common
of
Announcement
gen¬
i
unit
charter
a
the
company
of
$195,000,000
order
resulted
shares—.,
5,000
The
31,
•
at
approved
will
the similar period
possibility
1955
company is
$2.20 on the
of
the
Division.
Co.—Stock
9
outstanding share
effective
effect
on
authorized
split each
came
Cement
stockholders
this
"Considering all known factors,
be
Idaho.—V.
distribution
Public
and
totals for 1955 were $128.7 million and
million respectively.
<
:
commenting on the outlook for 1956 earnings, Mr. Karn said:
In
lent
-
with
until
Murray
by
be
reported*1 earnings
Vice-President: of
record
indicate
The
expansion
Oil
of
estimated
•
includes
Taxin,
share
capital,
subsidiaries
revenues.-Corresponding
$59.8
produce
refinery also includes treating and blending units and
customary offslte facilities including tankage, warehouses, .steam
heat
estimate
crudes.
The
All
compared
■
is
annual
"
the
to
sell
counties
has,
Falls,
Herbert
1956
769.
SEC,
Dec.
"
elected
of
a
the
an
and
Twin
head¬
will
any
growth
current
over
Karn,
Schwartz
and
by
$12,484,670.22
share,-without
per
tional
,
of
-
quarterly
the
that
in
|
been
studies.
1960
capital
p.
Eastern
8100,000,000 increase in annual electric and gas operating revenues
Mr.
,
to
octane
eration
A
by
more
than double the capacity.
which will be completed in early 1957, will increase
approximately 55,000 barrels per calendar day.
Guayanilla Bay about 15 miles west of Ponce on the
a
viewed
service
Inc.,
Idaho
Delaware Power & Light Co.—To Increase
Investments
stock¬
/
'
dollars
With
rising to
company
stream
on
expansion,
capacity
high
Puerto Rico
City,
given
was
went
Karn
needs
at
and
Idaho,
western
Mr.
sales
H.
on
of
number
market
per
thorizing
J.
cents.
ahead
issuance
Executive
service
1960.
and
dealer
31—
corporation
The
;.
quarterly
regular
paid
of 25.
Laundries
,
for
requirement
and
T
year—,
working
dollar construction and expansion program, a $100,000,annual operating revenues,
and a 1,000,000 kilowatt
in
gas
now
company
regular
outstanding,.shares to
has
half-billion
expansion
.
;..
refinery of this
$5
volume
each
close
..
.
the
to
stock
.1.
21,700-barrel-per-day
The
-
\
.
capacity increase were features of company
by.Dan E. Karn> President, on April 4.
-
-
the
at
•
the
by
stock
record
of
;
company,. through
subsidiaries,
Greenwood, Rockport, Newburgh,
Indiana.—-V. 183,-p. 403.," ; .
i
increase
sales
new
Oregon.
record
the
For
the stock
covering
tures.
announced
was
additional
The
running
V '
Franke,
A half-billion
000
a
fc.
Consumers Power Co.—Plans $500*,000,000'Expansion
_
of
central
in
share
per
the
gains
The
SEC
Califor¬
distribution
held
power
notification
preferred
it
water
in
certain
purchased
Dee Jay Record Co., Oklahoma
City, Okla.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
•
—
Capacity—t-.'
plant,
and
,
Wis.,
18
Louis
net "income
at
of
during
—V. 183,
Hunt's
gross
a
stock
a
shares
two
Wabash,
Baden
Mr.
March
authorized
A.
Milwaukee,
The
Ore.—Files—
letter
authorized
stockholders
been
Consolidated
issued
has
future/Cummins
in
$49,161,497
1955.
on
assets
assets
F.
•
Commonwealth Refining Co. (Puerto Rico)-r-Refinery
Goes
on
Stream
New
Contract
Signed to Double
The
has
667.
p.
Distributorship-
Idaho,
Yegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
.
,.
dividend,
extra
/
stock
Harold
'fli.D
cumulative
6%
at par
($50 per share),
working capital.—V. 177,
for
are
Portland,
March
on
5,912
—
—.1
in .1955 had
and
each
corporation
informed
1955<
31,
Capital
r
Oregon,
Consolidated Water Co.—Banker Elected
j
the
Commonwealth, Inc.,
.
-
The
a
who require this space, as well
building which they occupy, in an expansion
move.
This
company, one of
the most important in its line in the
world, has its principal office at 200 Madison
A.ve5, New York,. N. Y.
The space leased
will be used for the engineering, designing and
drafting functions of its Fabricated Products Division.—V. 178, p. 2091.
.
'
Street.
Y.,
[
building
covering
Madison Avenue and the southwest
N.
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
is
the
as
'
27th
of
corner
on
York,
for
President.
share.
The
crease
26th
,
name
'
stockholders
to
Engineering, Inc.—In $1,000,000 Lease—
East
the
lender
Wasnington,
'
stock
a
year-end
a
company
For
ago.
per
Noyes Co., Inc. have leased in a-transaction involving
rental of approximately $1,000,000 the second and third
aggregate
an
of
the
1955,
Cohen
the
of
183,
Combustion
1908
in
people
directors
stock
and
1956
plus
program
Boise,
announcement
and
of
of March
*
16, 1956.
V • ' / 1' , :
addition, the board voted
During
cents,
"
......
30,
an
$1.26
with
Number
cash dividend
of 25 cents per sharp—applicable to the pew number of outstanding
shares—payable June
1956 to siocknoljders .of record at the ..close
of business May 16,
1956., (This is. equivalent to an increase of 12.J/2
cents in the quarterly rate paid, om presently outstanding shares.)
1752.
p.
April
In
,t
'
100,000
fixtures
1752.
the
the form
in
Mr.
-——-
Yantis & Co., Inc.
S.
F.
<
\
—
183,
Co.,
&
Co.; Inc.—:—
&
store
common
holder,
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
&
Keir
•&
Weeden
450,000
•
Anthony
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Van
<
Co._—J—i—
&
Tucker,
100,000
———
Kirkland,
Jenks,
1,000,000
>•
Co.
&
Bond
Indianapolis
Thomas
'
&
Inc.——
Humphrey,
-
450,000
Weeks-—
&
Applegate
-iHulrne,
V
100,000
600,000
250,000
750,000
500,000
750,000
bardo, Inc. ——
American Corp.—
600,000-
•
Hirsch
Lorn-;
&
in
Montana.
employs 54
1956,
4,
of
to
based
de
Consolidated• Laundries Corp.—50% Stock Dividend—
Strauss & Co.——
J.
Stroud
and
$657,261.—V., ? 83, p.
On
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000-
-
founded
was
and
firm
erection
near
County
Board,
give effect to
'
be
York,
Idaho, and has organized
Idaho, Inc. Temporarily, the new
operate at
1204
Front
Street,
Boise.
will
the
achieved
to
1955
Dec.
143,162
share
Net
expansion
Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Achieves
the
for
sell,
200,000
—
100,000
————————
of
New
Falls,
Corp.,
Diamond
corporation
equivalent
Acquire Hunt Firm
Twin
Diesels
the
for
to
20,896
Co.
hold
been
according
man
diversification."
,
Co,
Harrison
.
&
1955,
It
nia,
Co.,
&
Co.——
&
Stokes & Co.
i—-.—
Walter Stokes & Co
1,000,000
&
Nicolaus
Inc.
&
———J
Hallgarten
l00-^0
1,000,000
250,000
Smith, Moore & Co.
100,000
Stern Brothers & Co.—
450,000
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
100,000
Deane & Scribner
loans,
the
with
Cummins
the
Malheur
notification
1565.
p.
Sales
as
for
in
Cummins
Daitch
■
Transfer
bank
of
stock
(par 10 cents)
Securities Corp., New
Lepow
1612.
This
has its main office and warehouse in Portland, Ore.,
and operates warehouses at Lqs Angeles and Oakland, Calif,. It holds
extensive ICC and State operating authority for the hauling of house¬
—-
Singer,
183, p.
on
known
Boise
as
recently,
Hunt
greater
Hunt
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
-
Co.J—
toward
Express.
Mason,
100,000
Marshall
Freeman
100,000
100,000
—
Iowa
'
1,000,000
—
well
as
of
Diesel
plans call
service
sales
...
&
100,000
—
Steele & Co
&
First
150,000
-
Pomeroy, Inc.
Scott, Horner &
Co.
&
Inc.
Fauset
Ferris
^0J,0JU
350,000
Co.- 1,000,000
Hutton
Schoellkopf,
and
with
of
letter
a
common
repay
182,
Schwartz
L.
at
quarters
a
issuance
to
are
Distributorship
However,
shares of CF stock in exchange for all
outstanding stock of Hunt, one of the best known motor carriers
in
this
area
specializing in the moving and storage ox housenold
goods, office and store furniture and fixtures.
.
Consummation
of
the
transaction
must
await
approval of the
Interstate
Commerce
Commission
and
state
regulatory commissions
in
states
in
which
Hunt - operates.
If approved,
Hunt would
oe
operated as a division of CF under the name of Hunt Transfer Co.
Mr.
Snead
described
the move- as" "another step in CF's progress
Roberts
Schmidt, Poole,
& Parke
and
plates
——
&
on
filed
of
through
capital.—V.
company
Cummins
purchase agreement under which
this corporation
Transfer
Co.,. Inc.,
Portland, was announced
by officers of the two companies.
L. S. Snead Jr., President of CF, and Sam M.
Rudie
Wilhelm, owners of Huntl the agreement contem¬
of
acquire
Gadis
100.000
Rippel & Co._
——l'ne Robinson-Humphrey
&
&
working
new
a
1956,
1752.
p.
proceeds
Raymond
April 6
Accoiding to J.
Kerner,
—
100,000
Davis
Co.
would
jointly
300,000
&
183,
Signing
Co.,
&
4,
The
30
shares
share,
per
assets of Cummins
future.
near
Feb.
$1
(Texas)—Files With SEC—
March
on
300,000
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—New
As
Rand & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner—
100,000
the
ended
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—To
450,000
Co.,
Inc
Rambo, Close
Inc.
:
Schmertz
Cullom
Shelby
Dellaven
—V.
Raliensperger, Hughes &
100,000
Inc.--——
Co.,
100,000
Inc.
150,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc.— 1,000,000
Courts &
Co
450,000
Cunningham,
Pollock
E.
305,568,
—
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
100,000
Clarke Corp.
Securities
Clayton
100,000
100,000
200,000
—
and
$151,686,526 in the corresponding period last
increase of 15%* Net profit for the 36 weeks totaled $2,against $1,787,076 for . the comparable period
a year ago.
an
year
stores
new
months
10
compared
434,293
Inc.
tensen,
Pick-
&
——
Brotners
in
750,000
—
—
the
at
Y.
N.
The proxy states that
addUona. e..rniug
power
additional
corporation
covering
offered
Piggly Wiggly Midwest
Co. sales totaled $30,509,243 and net income $313,599.
Sales by Con¬
solidated Foods for the 36 weeks ended March 10, 1956 totaled $174,-
200,00J
450,000
Corbett
Burns,
Byrd
by
three
Northwest Co.__
Patterson,
Copeland &
Kendall,
Inc.
—
Peters, Writer & Chris-
Denton,
—
SEC
the new corporation, and its sub¬
beginning Feb. 5. 1956 and ending
Inc.,
period
year
The
and
1961.
the
For
Pacific
100,000
&
Co
&
Bros.
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
1,000,000
.—
Broome
five
Co.,
Cullen Minerals Corp
stock
100,000
O'Connell & Co.,
Homer
100,000
Inc
100,000
zOO.OOO
Corp.
1,000,000
Inc.
Co.
Co
&
Burns
Co.-—
&
Becker
Bioren
&
1.000,000
150,00U
150,000
Mvllaney, Wells & Co.—
Newburger, Loeb & Co._
New York Hanseatic
&
i
Baxter,
1,000,000
Rhoades
——
Co.
600,000
Kraus-
&
300,000
Mackall & Co.:.—
A. E. Masten & Co
McMaster Hutchinson &
750,000
Burge
?00,000
_
Loeb,
M.
Co.
&
Auchlncloss,
Parker
&
Redpath ——450,000
Bache
M.
A.
150,000
Inc
Arthurs, Lestrsnge & Co.
350,000
Co
Kidder & Co
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
100,000
Amer.
of
Midwest
the
initial transfer of 211,603
to Piggly Wiggly Midwest
the
<
250,000
Allison-Williams
4,
ment
debentures:
new
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $5,450,000
Adams
the representative
Inc.,
Co.
for
for
common
"for the purposes of the agree¬
demonstrated by Piggly V.^giy
Midwest Co., Inc. and its subsidiaries is the excess of its consolidated
available net
income for each
fiscal year of 13 four-week periods
over
a
base amount of $350,000 for each such fiscal year.'
The
company's
proxy
material states the principal
business oi
Piggly Wiggly Midwest Co., Inc., and its subsidiaries, "is the opera¬
tion
of
retail
self-service,
cash
and
carry
supermarkets and food
stores which
deal in all types of food and other items customarily
sold in such retail rood stores.
At tae present time Piggiy Wiggly
Midwest
Co.,
Inc.
operates 33 stores,
of which 17 are located in
northern Illinois,
11 in eastern Iowa and five ill southern^ Wisconsin.
Twenty-six of the stores include 100% self-service meat departments
and four have frozen food lockers; a bakery is operated in Madison,
Wis., wh(ch services the Wisconsin stores."
For the last full fiscal
year
of Piggly Wiggly Midwest Co. ended
April 2, 1955, net sales totaled $31,124,946.
After the opening of a
.34th store this month,
net sales are expected to be at an annual
rate
of $45,000,000, and plans have been made for the opening or
Feb.
of the
purchasers and the other purchasers named below have severally agreed
to purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them, severally,
in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate of $40,000,000
PURCHASERS—Halsey, Stuart
5.88%
Wiggly
call
Foods
issuance of up to 200,000 shares based on
the
additional earning power demonstrated
subsequent
to
Piggly
of
income
net
and
$304,376,000
acquisition .which
and
equal
1955, the company and its subsidiaries had
$23,688,000.
principal
Co.
shares <of Consolidated
Co.,
EARNINGS—For the year
consolidated
west
HarrisPough-
Richmond, Va.; Allentown,
D. C.\ and Nyack and
Md.;
Washington,
Pa.;
burg
Monday, April 16, 1956
...
to
&
n°W opera!ed in conjpnctmn wLh
its
papei
was
and
recently organized pursuant to an a^r»emeni
Adhesives Tapes Ltd., of
Borehamwood,
England
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5525
Volume 183
(1857)
not
It-has
engaged
yet
transparent
sell
business,
in
pressure-sensitive
but
intends
tapes
in
the
to
manufacture
United
States,
shares
and
vmn
plant near New York City.
Net' earnings for the ^three months ended
represents $1.11
$409,340 wnich
of- $277,705, or
183,
1955.—V.
75
cents
Shares
Declares
—
Account
on
of
times
the
were
stockholders
The
directors" to
of
redemption
from time
company.
series
holders
record
oi
series
preferred
July
both
1956.—V.
6;
board
for
shares
account
stock
payable
181,
funds
preferred
on
preferred
A
stock,
the
for
provide
and
Aug.
p.
of
50%
just
reported
1,192,180
on
higher
(par $59)
to be
respectively, wL.iO-t
the
ror
of
purcnase
1
908....
P-
the
shares.
tne
tnan
~
: 1473.
the
highest
Sales
$2,800,000
of
-
,
~
scheduled
earnings
planes.
i
first
per
Tne
SEC
s.iare
to
-
The
Kodak
number
stock¬
corporation
covering
to-be
sales
a
earlier.—V.
year
A
183,
backlog
19,000,000
.
as
from
bought
filed
a'letter
class
of
shares
bonus
a
New York, N. Y.—Files—
B
March' 27
on
500,000
offered
records
doubled
in
Last
the
last
share
of
survey
the
at
of
of
stock'
cents
55
(par
the
stock
October
by
has
owners
revealed
was
89,668
were
April 9
on
in
See
than
more
of
owners
amounted
made
survey
that
Morris Plan Corp.
the 18,277,260
this
each.
the
the
shares
61,657
'\
of
Issues New Recordak Booklet—
.
million
mark;
responding
Total
year
bookkeeping systems in which mircofilming is an essential integral
of the
operation are described in a new booklet,
"Recordak
Systems for Bunks. • ,.,st announced by Recordak Corporation, New York City. Two systems, the Recordak Single Posting
Recordak
the
detail.—V.
183,
Post-to-Check,
described
are
illustrated
and
in
with
on
tively,
be
the
1956— Month—1955
$10,065,071
—
—V.
183,
offered
The
in
«
11
months
previous
March
over
last
of
of
period,
the
while
1955-56
183,
108.
p.,
The
$1,157,055
—V.
183,
1229.
p.
$2,591,429
the
nation's electric
long-
utilities
,
kilowatt
that
out
production
the
at
months
of
In
in
capacity will be shipped
department will experience
the
1957
when
capacity
LST-G
1968,
and
71
some
will
be
Department
generating
units
for
and
The
the
power-makers
manufactured.
plant
for
orders
capacity,"
delivery in
nation's
announced
Co.
The
The
Mr.
Electric
20-year
in
are
that
year
complete
already
-
he said.
1960
and
7
individual
the
1961.
full
lease-back
purchase
Massachusetts,
multi-million
of
New
dollar
real
four
Jersey,
new
».
Penn¬
purchase
price
•
*
completed
were
Barton's
New
buildings will
a
leading
April
on
properties
Missouri.
negotiations
Spitzer,
.
Barton,
not disclosed.
was
;
York
earlier
In
the
month
by
Kahr
&
attorneys.
be
used for office and warehouse operations for
has leased the buildings back from Mr. Barton
who
•
lease.
four properties are one story structures.
Specifically they are:
warehouse, 5911 Connelle Ave., North Berg-n, N. J.; an office and 15660
Rising Sun Ave.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.;
a
warehouse ;
and office, Speen St.,
Nat.c, Mass.; and a warehouse, Gardner Ave.,
A
warehouse,
$2,067,032
.
Big
City,
Mo.
Barton
*
_
has
with
the
Markets
(»1
m
extensive
Market
Bear,
covering 39,900 shares of dornmon stock'to be o lered at par
share), without underwriting.
Trie proceeds are for general
porate purposes.—V. 181, p. 107.
holdings with Safeway Stores. Food Fair,
Mayfair Shopping Bag, Alexander's, Raisin
Basket,
market and chain
cor¬
April
on
filed
6
letter
a
of
notification
per
$7,270,424 $13,449,861 $16,476,233
that
The
SEC
and
Sears,
General
Roebuck
store
Foods
&
He
Co.
operations for
Corp.—Stock
been
has
six
over
investing in
years.—V.
Split
183,
super¬
p." 1754.
Voted—
<v
corporation on
March
30
filed
letter
a
of
notification
Perrou End. Marc.i oi—
Sales
1365.
p.
<
\
This
This
$2,588,871
company on April 12; announced a
for various types of truck-trailers.
April
$26,349,498 $22,692,016
total
in
4
'
back
company
$19,566,644
'"
*
of
:
be
to
stock
authorized
was
by
the almost
on
the
directors
on
stock.
common
this
year
^
by
Dividend
cents
85
were
payments
share,
a
last
December
dividends
and
"
;
.
„
and
paid
in
September of 1955 were at' a 75-cent rate. The record date
and the payment date of June 5 also apply to the 90-cent
183, p. 1613.
dividend.—V.
General
A
Motors
registration
used
by-the' Pan Atlantic" Steamship Corp. for its
sea-rlapd 1 "service to and' from Houston',,and Nety York beginning
April 26. Thpse vans," together.with, new orders" forl 80. Mobilvans from.
(ki4 " ItlM/lVlnHntiln
11
May
cash
tthe'hauling of loaded truck-trailers on railway flat cars) and
:(the
Carrying
of ' loaded/truck-trailers
on
steamships) ]
Among these orders'is a total of'280' (detachable chassis) '
vans
of
and
June
announced
present
,
programs.
trailer
outstanding
now
was
March
fishy back
.
ord
it
4,
the
on
In new
."'' : '
of
shares
Cnarles G. Mortimer, President. Stock¬
holders of
record
on
May 11 will receive certificates for the new
shares In a mailing to be made June 5.
The directors also declared a quarterly dividend of 90 cents a share
Roy Fruehauf, President, stated that of'the" new'orders, a total of
$4,000,000 is for. truck-trailers'to be used in" the fast-growing piggy-
orders
J
is offering holders of its common stock of rec¬
April 4'y 1956, fights to subscribe for an aggregate
of 56,025 -additional -shares of common stock
(no par *
value) at the rate of one new share for each 15 shares ,
held with the privilege of/oversubscription, •sutiject'/to"
laoo—9 Mos.—1955
...
^
two-for-one split of this corporation's common
A
6,000,000
.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Receives $19,000,000 New Orders
;
,
%
—
183,
the
with
Co. —Common Stock Offered
Electric
j.9d6—.vlonch—19oo
$3,538,234
—V.
covering 36,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
the
purchase of
real estate; building construction,
advertising,
El Paso
M.
sylvania
have
1936—3 Mos.—1955
$809,508
four
Electric
Kansas
,The. corporation
.
'
pointed
in
investor,
General
;,
,
the
stated
pointed out thp.t some electric utilities are placing orders
delivery and some are already considering the purchase of
General
Foramino^ Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
printing, current operating expenses and working capital.
.
estate
Mr.
2475.
per
for
.r
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—March Sales Up-
at
total
7,900,000 kilowatt
turbine-generator
-
•
1956—Month—1955
-
Manager,
Saupe
Sidney
cor¬
fiscal
shipments
'
more
Sells, Then Leases Back Four Properties—
•
year.—-V.
Period End. March 31—
Sales
(Don C.) Edwards & Sons, Inc.^ Salt Lake City, Utah
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(S6
;
'
the
period.'
the
Saupe
year
first
1959
steam
over
■
.
first
Franklin Stores Corp.—March Sales. Higher—
SEC
com-' !
this
shipments.
proceeds
1956—3 Mos.—1955
...
1364.
p.
the
over
23%
•;
for
-
SEC
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. March 31—
Sales
by
time
the
month,
and
-
than
for shipment as far
this company's Large Steam
scheduled
General
5,200,000
4,900,000 kilowatts
,Mr.
$l,2a8,000—up 49%
the monthly total has topped
$968,000—up "25%
over
tne
'
:
;
;
'
'
>.
totaled
In
consecutive
received
totaled
of
combined
a
the
on
April 2 filed a letter of notification
covering 2,800 shares of capital stock
(par $10)
to
$17.82 per share to employees,
without underwriting.
are to be used
for general capital purposes.—V. 178, p.
company
Shipments
figures. ;
received
second
oraers
March
third
New Records—
992.
p.
Edgcomb Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC
The
the
37%
up
both
in
units
Mr.
year,
for
The Data Reduction & Automation"Division and the Chlorinator &
Municipal Division led the company's six divisions in setting the new
high, with increases in orders received of 520%
and. 180%, respec-
Bookkeeping
and
are
increased
part
1955
orders
the
during
1955—and
■■■•
■
received
March,
"
.
records
new
Order*
Co.—Sets
for
Department
"Production schedules
of America below.
that
announced
set
pany
dividend payment last
Kodak preferred stock
-
■
.
is
at
owners
113%.
to
following
1,303 share ownets..
It
47
greatest
with
total
shares of
Saupe,
<While
Kodak
a
This compares with 42,055 share
The increase
the
revealed
held
were
share
Co.
and
April 6 by
on
future power demands.
Corp.—New Name-
Fischer & Porter
outstanding.
addition,
it
years,
there
the end of 1946.
In
10
Kodak
capacity
Steam
of
turbine-generator unit orders totaling
in
revealed
was
production schedule is the result of
range
'
five
each
E.
'W.
cents)
10
share-for
one
of steam
kilowatts
1959
as
Backlog
Turbine-Generator Department.
!
.
notification with
common
bails
the
on
company
Financial General
ownership.
December
common
Co.—Stockholders Doubled—
Eastman
of
are
.General Electric Co.—Has Largs
Turbine-Generator Unit Orders—
„
its
Eastman
The
weight;
Friday,
T
from
for
use in a
number of new supersonic Air Force and
Navy advanced design engine, whose thrust
rating and gross
.still, military secrets,, was released by the armed forces 2
April 6, for commercial use in Skylark 600.
'. t
JThe new transport, offered to airlines for deliveries starting
early <
In
I960
will cost
approximately $3,300,000 each.
Negotiations with
airlines are already under
way, Mr. Zevely said.—V. 183, p. 1754.
-
in-
$4,200,000 for the quarter
*
.*
Ferris Records, Inc.,
of
arrears,
1956
stock
snare,.
us-d
ahead
"
1775.
p.
of
$1.50
1,
per
.
i-e
.0
the
•
dividends,'
declaied
the
to
*
.<
on
3
authorization
approved
$15,009,000
time of outstanding
to
have
share
per
the
11
to
up
(
directors
The
$1.75
on
April
on
borrow
preferred
$100
are
in its history. Consolidated earnings for the first
1956 were $405,000 e4ual to ot cents per snare, about three
$136,000, or 11 cents per share - earned in the first quarter
1955, based
;
,
and
operations
quarter of
of
r
cumulative
snare;
has
company
quarter
Borrowings to Retire Pre¬
Dividends
Arrearages—
7%
per
The, proceeds
;Faniier Manufacturing Co.—Reports Record Earns.—
The
ferred
AA
$50
ventpry. and working -capital.-*-V.-1.60,
1753.
p.
Eastern States Corp.—Plans
class
at
underwriting.
March 31, '1956 totaled
share. This compares wit.i a net
for the corresponding period of
per
share,
per
of
offered
a
manufacturing
5
Corp.—Registers
statement
filed
was
With SEC— "
April
on
with
11
/
the
4
i
SEC
relating to"1,278,833 shares of common'stock (par $1.66%).
The6e ^
shared, which are to be sold by, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Inc., ^
t
will be -publicly offered by a nationwide, underwriting/ group of lnvestCoordinated Transportation System b£ New York arid
32 fdl; Spector
rifent,firms managed by Morgan Stanley & Co
*.. tThe Foundation is
allotment. Subscription price is- $37 per share. Stone & * Freight System of "Chicago,- represent a revolutionary new concept in— i*- receiving these shares as a result of the death r
^
*
..freight hauling which Mr.>Fruehauf
gave
the
cplorful
label
of.
of Mrs., Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.
All of tne net proc eds of ihe sale will »
Webster Securities Corp. will act .as dealer-manager of
"boxy .back."-•'.• *■
- ,'
*'- - *7
7" '"
go to the Foundation, a non-profit corporation,
which was organized
the offering; which will expire at 3:30 p.m.; (EST) £
Twelve* new Fruehkuf" truck-trailers-r-representlng an investment of
in ;1934 "to; ptoi tde: financial support for a limited number of
approved
several, million dollars in research, development • and, Pooling costs—
April 25, 1956/
projects carried on fay educational, scientific arid charitable < institu/
x
made their debut on'April
Trieyt were the featured highway haulers V' tibns'in;the United States.
'
v-v;...-'
"
,
. .
•
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from.*the sale ot■■ the additional shares,!;
,.in a display of more than-30r;varied truck and"tank trailers at-the
The shares are to be offered pursuant to the decision of the boaTd
aldng with 'approximately' $2,000,000 ther./company, expects from thp
1956' Fruehauf Trailerama staged in the.
DetroitArtillery • Armory in "; ■Of trustees :of the Foundation to diversify its investments. The Foun¬
sale Of 20,000 shares, of a new series of preferred stock in May, will ',
Detrol$. Mieh, These trailers range In list prices froip $8,000 to $25,000
dation does .riot
have
any
present intention
of selling the 949,937
be; used to; pay short-term notes totaling $2,060,000 and,1
together V each.—V.
183^ pp. 1365 and 1473;
)'
'
-""'6 w •. !,i
•(;■
ahares of General Motors common stock previously held by it, which
with' cash from operations and additional bank borrowings, to coinAT
m* J
Xfnul. "
Oh
*
'MJttil.i.
*T
.
.
_
•
^
,
.
plete the
for
on
end
in-mid-1957,; at
$112,600
..4..
has
•
this
of
total
a
had
stock,
1955;
This corporation
j
BUSINESS—Company sells
April 6 filed
on
the SE'C
with
electricity in El Paso, Texas, and in an
area
in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and New Mexico which extehds
approximately. 110 miles northwesterly from El Paso
to the '
Caballo
Dam
in
New
Mexico
and
approximately 120
miles
south¬
covering i "proposed .offering to
$23,810,700 subordinated debentures due
to
stockholders .the
easterly
•
of
$100
fl om
estimated
El
Paso
population
to
of
ment
-
Van
Horn,
338,000
of
The
280,000
territory
Texas.
,
which
reside
has
in
;,
an
metro¬
rate,
DIVIDENDS—The
company
has
without interruption
stock
stock
to
the
of
public
quarterly dividends on its
distribution of the com-
paid
since
the
>
cents
45
CAPITALIZATION
t
share
per
GIVING
PRESENT
23/<%
series,
bonds—
.1976---—'
due
'
*
series, due 1980_r„_l
series, due 1984"
.*
debentures, due 1969_>__o.,^—__
3Vs%
3 Vs%
divid.
$4.12
divid.
pfd.
stock, (no
pfd. stock
preferred stock
t New
Common
stock
(no
par
(no
(no
par
'
..
4,500,000
.
par
value)
.
-
5,000,000
shs.
Additional
of
bonds
the outstanding or
shs.
be
fleet
of
approximately
62,500
the
cars,
largest
was
t
other
others.
industries
requiring specialized freight,cars.
freight cars for Its own fleet and
manufactures
It
also
storage
furnishes
•
.
,
4
t
increase
terminals
diversified
a
of
;
line
of
products
»f
'
.
and
This
April
filed a registration statement - with the SEC on
covering 20,090-shares of preferred stock, no par value,
10,
1956,
the'company
bidding.
Net
.
proceeds,
stock
f
•
10
at
■
.
offer
for
public
,
together .with
the. net
^
.,
proceeds of the recent
ior
earnings
construction >requirements),
invested
additional
construction
in
bank
program.
plant
and>
to
reimburse
together.; with
borrowings,
to
'« Construction
complete
the
the
expenditures
./
r
.
net earnings
and
1956
are
67%
and
in
profit.
for
■
(he
stockholders
continuance
the
balance
fulfillment of
a
at
set
$7,000,000.
-,
told
the
to
of
General
the
that
John
•
j
1956
Committee
esti-'
has
•<
.
.
Budinger,
with
at
$7,538,009.
The
common . stcek -financing
involved
an
on
April 6,
1956^ of an addi.ional 55,025 common shares
subscription by common stockholders at $37 per share.—V. 183,
offering
1613.
p.
to
he
.
anticipated
for"all
.Electro Refractories & Abrasive? Corp:—Output Up—
Production
above
on
last
April
The
in
all
this corporation is averaging 50%
year's record output for a similar period, it was announced
departments
12.
the
division
is
operating at 100% of capacity—highest
rate in the company's history—with 12 to 15 weeks'
backlog of orders.
A year
ago, this division was running at 75%
capacity with six to
eight weeks' backlog.
Electro
produces
grinding
wheels,
refractories
terial/" or virtually all major industries.—V. 183,
and
p.
refractory
ma¬
Amount
such
a
The
estimated
and
the Bankers
beard
of
This
SEC
corporation
covering
662
on
March
shares
of
28
filed
class
A
a
letter of
common
With SEC—
notification
stock
(no
par)
with
the
and
331
of
this
Trust Co.
of
183,
has
that Convair's Fort Worth
to
develop
of "the contract
been
and
looks
year
of
from
the
shares
at
U.
Government
S,
■
obligations
183,
•••
will
it
Harlow
H.
Mich.,
officially
Curtice,
dedicate
President,
completion
north
of
Its
said
the
330-
Detroit,—V.
of
the
carrying
airframe
an
was
out
development
the
basis
183,
of
approved
and
the
key
company's
and
to
the
a
those
equal
4.
,
bookings
proposal
to
amend the
to
stock
common
adopt
Public
to
stock
a
183,
the
of
second
reduce
1955,
quarter
authorized
capital
preferred stock
and
leaves
only
600,000
articles of incorporation to
from
purchase
no
to
par
plan
for
$15
per
share
officers, -directors,
406.,
p.
Utilities
It
issue
1956,
year
The
.
short-term
amount
sums
exceed
$10,000,000
not
to
used
for investment In one
one
GPU's
for
treasury
purpose.
aggregate
time. :
an
any
Corp.—Bank Loans—
announced on April- 6, has received 8EC
promissory
notes to banks,, during
was
"
of such borrowings
of
more
the
which
of
in
at
proceeds
serious
"no
present
outstanding.
employees.—V.
outstanding
or
chart
of
by eliminating class A
capital structure.
This
stock
common
value
par
Inc.—Par Changed
favorable.
corporation
corporation's
utility
public
will be
subsidiaries
or
to
reimburse
:
GPU's
Indirectly expended therefrom for that
the common stock equity component
programs through these temporary
borrowings, and to repay the balance of such temporary borrowings
then outstanding out of the proceeds of a GPU common stock financing
in the latter part of 1956 or the early part of 1957.—V. 183, p. 1230.
of
its
directly
or
GPU proposes to supply
subsidiaries'
of
New
the
1956
General Tire
Advisory
York, N.
Y.,
1613.
p.
Consolidated
1956
29,
period last
Earnings
first Air
leading
for
a
jointly
plant has been;
nuclear-powered
disclosed.'"
not
the
Division
(Tex.)
financing
the
to
Force
design
of
the
ga
'et
April 11 by
Co.—Sales
Up 31.4%—
three months ended Feb.
$63,574,232 for the same
for the
company
compared
with
"This
due
1955
quarter./
dollar-wise
are
higher than a year ago, oar
less at $1.40," Mr. O'Neil
of common stock are
results because we have
share
more
common
shares out¬
the 10% common stock dividend paid last December
preferred dividends are higher due to financing com¬
to
and
airframe-
pleted last year."
because
subsidiary,
the corporation's
Division.
the
well
ahead
v.
183.
the
.
statement
consolidated
RKO
that
tr"nc"o~t—co^m^oial
on
this
earnings
our
explained.
first
the
awarded
Transport—
medium-ra
Rubber
William O'Neil, President, announced on April 5.
the first 1956 quarter were $2,273,240 compared with
for
per
standing
contract
of
$83,523,606
year,
for
"While
earnings
&
sales
were
General's
690
Advertising Co.,
not
include
its
wholly-owned
Pictures, Inc.
But Mr. O'Neil explained
the basis of preliminary estimates, is running
Teleradio
subsidiary,
of
does
jts
on
for
.earnings
comparable
the
p.
year.—
bora
.
.
,
R
advanced
four-engine Jet, designed to operate from 5,000-foot
bring 609-mile-an-hour cruise speeds and silefnt, vlbra-*
to travelers of every major city in the United States,
according to J. G. Zevely; Convair Director of Sates and Contracts.
..The sweptrrwing Skylark 600 will be powered by1 the new
General
tionless
Electric
will
luxury
CJ-805
Jet
engine,
commercial
version1 of
the
famed
J-79
(G. M.)
The
Giannini & Co.—Capitalization Increased—
stockholders
thorized
common
issuance
of
G.
M.
have
shares
100,000
Giannini,
approved
to
shares
500,000
of
President,
$20
a
said
proposal to inc-ease (he au¬
100,000 and to provide for
preferred stock.
from
par
that
plans
for
j
employees
stock,—V.
common
'
•-
-
commemorate
Warren,
The stockholders also voted
plane.
Skylark
on
stockholders
stock
•,
approximately'
at
Chairman
directors.—V.
airplane in the world—wa£ announced
Convair
salaried
;
Announces Net Jet
runways,
ttcrnalite, Inc., New Orleans, La.—Files
contract
research
The
992.
1
April 9
on
a
Convair
for
of
f
refractories
plane.
of
,
first quarter of 1956 will
President, announced on April
(This, corporation,
profit budget for 1955,
he said the 1956 sales goal has
proiits
The U. S. Air Force and this corporation's Convair
awarded
Its
the
that
General
totaled
divisions
a
added
He
$2,236,310
announced
site
Outdoor
for
authorization
General Dynamics Corp.—Receives Air Force Contract
j
would
-
the year
•'
Exhibiting
year.
Vice-President
Director of
and
elected
been
to
Motors
;
15-16,
May
program
Robbins,
at
mated
for
Sloan.r"; ;
Mrs,
1955
taxes
the company's sales and
$136,000,000
.*
M.
:«
L.
change
.
after
.
Sales for
business
good
of
forecast, at the last'annual meeting,
as
been
operations
company's
ior
for
company
from
cash
sales
in
Hilldring
showed
common
notes
banks
Mr.
company"
" "■
-
15%
obstacles
at- competitive
sale
..
in
General
C-. •
;
.
has .announced,,that
Center
the
9
25-building
The
over the first quarter of
Hllldrlng, President.
*"
by-Johh
$31,250,000
$121,248,000 and net income tfas $4,217,000.
oifcring, will "be used to pay the company's outst nding shortaggregating ^$2,060,000 (which evidenced borrowings from
term
and
proposes "to
•
of
crease
company,
which
and
jvir.
1754.
Burr
Mr. Hilldring. pointed out, followed the general upward trend
company's business and income during 1955 which saw an in¬
the
be. offered
invested
is
1
.
corporation
Earnings
,
for
services.
In profits
90%
nearly
estimated
were
This,
-
saved
two-thirds, in
-
Technical
acre,
p.
$1,450,000 for the past quarter against $28,885,000 in sales and $760,000
in net income fpr l$p5,
of
-
par,
amount
other
April
on
operates other manufacturing plants, *■
and freight car repair shops. In addi¬
...
•
This
new
and
owns
estimate^ on April
Sales
issued
.Registers New Preferred Stock Issue With SEC—
.
privately-
General Aniline & Film Corp.—Net Up 90%—
An
"
.
fixed as result of competitive bidding.
be
nom
General Motors Corp.—New Technical Center—
.
are
Vr
896,412 shs
may
to
liquid
20,000 shs. t
...
shs."
subject to limitations contained in the mortgage.
> Rate to
to
gut
of
company
it
15,000 shs. '
other series
offering,
an
in
The
*
*
value,
b>
price
freight cars in the United States. The cars are supplied
shippers, In the • petroleum, food and chemical industries
15,000 shs.
.
shs.-
will be determined
scheduled -to
be made about
$1%
1754.' ' ■
p.
Thp net proceeds of the-debentures will be added to the corpora¬
tion's working capital-and portions thereof may be used from time to
time for additions to and improvements of its plant and equipment"
—V.
183, p. 1365. 7
->
"*"
'
*
2,150,000
15,000
value)'15,000
value) - «-'•
20,000
Ll+y. •■/' 896.412
value)
par "
*
+
-
the
and
held.Interest
as
tion
$6,000,000
*
.
."
$2,500,000
,
$4.50
paru
to
the
third
presently
expected to expire about May 9. Kuhn, Loeb
underwriting group which will. underwrite the
" '
'
7
V
activity 'of the company. is the supplying of railroad
to shippers and railroads. General American owns and
head
a
bulk
'
2v8%
subscription
stock
of
to
well
as
Outstanding
•
-
proposes to offer
debentures at the rate
the
shares
mainly
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
and. the
of
into
fleet
«
*
♦First
most
participate In the savings s;ock purchase program, which
includes a savings fund plan and a retirement, (nri:t
plan.
For each
$2 saved - by the employee, General Motors
will contribute $1.
One-
company
for
10
convertible
.
maintains
sale
TO
EFFECT
the
each
stockholders
common
owned
paid.
were
prices
subscribe
for
its
wish
who
registration state¬
a
May X* 1981,
1971/ The
1,
May
right to
amount
rights
The
will
•
Principal
freight cars
1947.
in
before
25.
Co.
offering.
Quarterly dividends of 30 cents a
snare were paid during the period from Dec.
15, 1951 to and including
Sept. 15, 1953. From Sept. 15, 1953 quarterly dividends of 40 cents >
per share were paid, and on Bee. 15, 1955 and March 15, 1956 quarterly
dividends
conversion
April
&
through
principal
.shortly
EARNINGS—Operating revenues in 1955 for El Paso amounted to
$10,982,994, compared wi(n $9,857,924 in 1954. Net income was $2,170,696 in 1955, $2,158,256 in-1954.
% '
-'5j "
mon
stock
common
'
politan El Paso.,
common
acquired.-for the
were
begun"
; -General
American Transportation Corp.—Files RegisGeneral Motors Savings-Stock Purchase Program for Salaried Em¬
; "
scheduled"
ployees irv the United States (Detroit); filed on April 9, 1956 a regis¬
total estimated cost of $6,400,0,00.•■'.I tration : Statement on $23,^10,700 Convertible Subordi-*
tration statement with the SEC covering 1,500,000 shares of its com( already,
been -expended
at
year- t
nated Debentures —
mon
44,000 kilowatt turbo-generator and boiler
a
completion
Some
construction./ progi'am.The. company
firm's 1956
construction
issuance
of
tb«
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle....
(1858)
6
Monday, April 16, 1956
tsa
may
that an an¬
said
Giannini
Mr.
holders.
than
year
the
41/2%
AS
CAPITALIZATION
APRIL
OF
§4%
installment
50c
cumuh
Philadelphia, Pa., on April 3 offered $200,000
bonds, series A, due Maroh 1,
$10
fund
pfd.
shares
($1
par
B
shares
($1
par
♦Of these,
'
$260,000
value)
value)
upon conversion
shares are reserved for issuance
600,000
for
stock
subscriptions
to
subsequent
received
first
Capital
stock
($10
value)
par
-
tion
by the
other
the
entered
and
Kalman
Alsace
into
Pool,
an
Inc.—V.
183,
Julien Collins & Co.——
Farwell, Chapman & Co._—
A. M. Kidder & Co
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
—
10,000
_
Co.,
Inc
10,000
10.000
&
Russ
7,500
7,500
7,50o
Co
Inc.
■-»
-
Globe
Iron
Corp.
Metallurgical
Co.—
Atwill
Jack M. Bass & Co.„
Crowell, Weedon & Co.——
5,000
Hanrahan & Co
Janney, Dulles & Co,_
2,500
2,500
2,500
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
See Interlake
Iron
Co.——
and
Shepard
&
Co.,
and
—
181,
Bache
5,000
5,000
J.
&
Glove
Luck
Dewar,
Offered—Edward D. Jones & Co., St. Louis, Mo., on April
coast
4
offered
publicly $550,000
subordinated debentures due
Hooker
debentures
share
for
convertible
are
each
$80
PROCEEDS—The
net
cne
$38.15
share
per
Hougbten,
thares
preferred
shares
of
the
stock
of
stock
of
per
used
rate
held
to
also
SE'C
to
Net
amounted
for
to
the
1955
year
totaled
$5,352,864,
while
net
of
and
12,250
6%
of
shares
of
debentures;
shares
96
stock.—V.
common
of
183,
5%
preferred
stock
The
Bankers
5%
Trust
Co.,
convertible
stock
New
York,
preferred
through
'
1474.
p.
the
has
stock
close
/'
of
been
April
in
agent
to
exchange
30,
(W. T.)
1955
1956—Month—1955
183,
•
the
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
183,
1365.
p
1956—Month—1955
$10,792,500
,7,-r
—V.
Hertz
transaction,
Jacobs
Jr.,
the
said
1956—Month—1955
$9,542,157
183,
1365.
p.
has
resigned
Scanlon
Hunt
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$7,584,354
See
$15,920,821 $13,779,379
it
has
is
modern
In
the
steel,
new
construction
non-ierrous
will
plant
the
~o
because
Chairman
Sugars
Inc.,
business
of other
of
Board
the
.
Match
and
repair
metal,
be
of
high
Portland
temperature
cement,
Midwest areas.—V.
industries
182, p.
the
of
other
and
advantageously situated
expanGing
to
supply
Chicago
furnaces
in
$5
of
Executive Committee
and
Co.
Acquired by Ohio Match—
below.—V.
183,
1474.
p.
Idaho
This
April 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
for the account of selling
on
Harvard Brewing Co.—Control
cf
Knox
the
announced
U.
per
S.
on
for
firm.
Louisville.
Chester
.Harris,
Brewing
April 11.
Attorney
share
.•£nox
Construction
Harvard
of
of
The
bidder
Officers
Cook
and
is
of
the
William
Harris,
of
are
has
for
Power
Co.—To
has
company
filed
Unsecured
Issue
an
application
with
Notes—
Federal
the
firm
Midwest
B.
J.
a
bid
from
it
was
$1.15
the
Fort
Mortgage
Harris,
Vice-Presidents,
Helene
offering
common
Co.
and
H
from
p. .1366.
also
any
date
issue
of
requested
notes
that
which
and
for
facilities,
would
exceed
not
authorization
prior
to
the
notes
construction,
application
one
•
.
from
the
the
the
expire
authorization.
capital
one
would
year.
says.—V.
tbe
from
The
right
the
to
date
of
,
be
extension
include
year
used
and
182,
for
temporary
improvement
of
interim
operating
2130.
p.
Independent Telephone Corp., Dryden, N. Y.—Files—
A
'
The
)
corporation
on
March
16
filed
a
letter
of
SEC
in
notification
covering 10,605 shares of common stock (par $1)
exchange for the 2,400 shares of common stock of
phone Corp.
Co.,
Inc.
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public
made on April 11 of 375,000 shares of class A
stock
and the 80 shares of
not
(par $1) through an underwriting group
beaded by H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.). The shares were *
f
Indiana
This
$1.48
stock
O.—Registers With SEC—
to
price
public
the
date
offering
the
and
are
to be
is Merrill, Turben
from
sale
the
be received by the
of
corporation
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
may
including
plan
,
w
,
,
Beverly, Ohio, near Marietta, was
in 1954.
Approximately 40% of its
early last year. During 1955 the com¬
pany began operations of three electric furnaces, and a fourth furnace
is nearing completion.
At the year-end, total assets of Globe Metal¬
lurgical were $4,953,744,
and net assets were $4,054,474.—V. 183,
located
at
by Glooe Iron laie
capital stock was sold publicly
1366.
,
now
common
stock
with
the
to
be offered
Dryden Tele¬
of Sanborn Telephone
owned.
Steel
company
manufacturer
on
Products
April
■
12
Co.—^Diversifies
announced
of stainless steel
the
castings In
a
Output—
purchase
further
of
move
a
to
Canadian
diversify
production.
Robcr^-F,, f3xuitty/ President, ,^fdd
Corp.—Earnings Up—
International Business Machines
April
reported
11
income
net
share
ended
income
March
31,
1956,
this
of $15,323,060 after
corporation on
estimated Federal
equivalent for the three months' period to
the 4,200,895 shares outstanding at the end of the
This
taxes.
a
months
three
the
on
is
period, and compares with net income after taxes for the corre¬
sponding 1955 period of $11,401,947, equivalent to $2.71 a share on
the same capitalization.
Net income of the corporation for the three months ended March 31,
with
before
Federal income taxes amounted
in the corresponding 1955
$24,221,347
Interstate Department Stores,
Period End
-
■■
183,
Mar. 31—
'p.
to $32,725,060 compared
period.—V. 183, p. 1474.
Inc.—March Sales Higher
1956—Month—1955
$5,645,291 $4,755,708
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$9,410,023
,
$3,276,212
1366.
Interstate Power Co.—To
Issue Notes—
Commission has received an application from
jompanv
requesting authorization for the iisuance of $4,500,000 principal* amoiTnt of unsecured promissory notes, it was announced
on
April 5.
'
The company plans to borrow a total of $590,000 from seven Iowa
and Minnesota banks, with the loans to be evidenced by notes dated
June 15, 1956, to mature May 21, 1957.
The other $4,003,003 would be
borrowed from The Chase Manhattan Bank and Manufacturers Trust
Co., with the loans to be evidenced by notes to be dated on their
respective deliveries to mature 360 days from the date of the first
borrowing, or May 31, 1957, whichever is earlier.
Funds to be obtained from the proposed issuance would be applied
to
Interstate's 1956
construction program, the application states.—
Federal
The
Power
this
V.
182,
the firm;]had acquired* Hay ward
p.
2250.
,
,
.
,
-
'
t
Investors
Diversified
Services, Inc.—Record Earnings
-
and undistributed net income of its '
wholly-owned subsidiaries climbed in 1955 to a record high Ot $10,456,- •
465 ©r $7.19 per share, an increase of $1,881,794 or $1.29 per-share ,
over
the 1954 net income of $8,574,671 or $5.90 per share, Josephj M-v
Fitzsimmons,
President,
disclosed
in
the company's. 62nd annual
report. 1
For. IDS alone, net income in 1955 amounted to $5,188,825 com-,1.
Net
was
renew
1,847,860
$1.40
'
President-
Secretary.
.£f the company's stock.—V. 183,
months
company
Proceeds
of
brewing company was formerly owned by Fritz
von
Opal
through a holding company, the Uerbersee Finance Co., which was
seized
as
alien property during World War II.
The 345,000 shares
55%
common
$2,729,851
1,851,255
.
control
The
represent
$2,594,402
—
organized
Power
Commission
six
bought
$396,750
accepted
brewing
company
J.
Fla.,
Mass.,
Brownell
the
affiliate
an
Changes-
Miami,
Lowell,
General Herbert
shares of
345,000
Ky.
J.
Co.
Co.
——
-
filed on April 5, 1956, a registration statement
SEC covering 75,000 shares of its common stock, $1 par value.
a
Sales
requesting authorization for the issuance of $14,800,000
promissory notes, it was announced cn April 5.
The company said that the notes probably would have a maturity of
2019.
Hoboken, N. J.
1956
1955
$19,991,991 $22,271,303
5,429,402
5,754,851
2,835,000
3,025,000
31—
outstanding
vately owned.
Globe
Metallurgical,
shares
8,000
per
unsecured
Port
.
—V.
The
extensive
Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files—
1755.
$3.65
Sons
&
share, without underwriting,
stockholders.—V. 183, p. 209.
refractories
and
p.
Co.,
For
the
industries
basic
district
company
covering
at
314.
p.
(Canada)—Notes
acquire the assets and properties of Globe
a majority interest in Globe Metallurgical Corp.,
proposed to Globe Iron shareholders cn April 9.
The
plan must be approved by holders of 97 Va%
of Globe Iron
stock
as well as by Interlake directors and shareholders.
If approved,
it
would put Interlake in a position to produce a
broad r nge of
ferro-alloys, including silvery iron, ferro silicons,
ferro-chromes and
ferro-manganese, in addition to its standard grades of merchant pig
iron.
According to Ronald W. Thompson, Interlake President, the
products of .t'~c two Gloh» r<vnr>ani»s romr'em^nf those of Interlake,
and their customers and markets correspond closely.
1,
April 24 has boen sec as t.ie date ox a special meeting of Globe
Iron shareholders to consider the plan.
The proposal was developed by principal officers of Interlake and
of both Globe companies.
It calls for the exchange of Interlake stock
for Globe Iron's holdings of Globe Metallurgical stock,
and of addi¬
tional Interlake shares for all of Globe Iron's remaining assets.
If
the
plan is made
effective, Interlake would offer additional
shares
in exchange
for the Globe Metallurgical stock now publicly
held, at the rate of 0.4666% of a share of Interlake common for each
share of Globe Metallurgical.
This would be the same rate proposed
in connection with the Globe Metallurgical shares owned by Glooe Iron.
Globe Iron operates a bla5* furnace and an electric furnace at its
plant in Jackson, Ohio, southeast of Columbus.
It also owns iron
ore
properties in Michigan.
Tne company, formed in 1869, is pri¬
p.
commitments.
and a Director ox Charles C. Kellogg
and Hermetite Corp.—V. 183, p. 993.
Foods, Inc.—To Be
Ohio
The
announced by E. A. Garber,
President, that this com¬
build a basic refractories plant equipped with the most
facilities at Hammond, Ind.
The products will be used mainly
to
182,
Ltd.
income——_—
(estimated)
—
offering
1956,
been
plans
*
Hycon Mfg. Co., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—New Plantpany
♦.
-
'
I
by the Geist
Indianapolis group
the
by amendment. The principal underwriter
Inc.
The net proceeds of approximately $1,250,000 to
Scanlon, industrialist, has been elected a Director for a
to represent common stockholders.
He previously had
the board to fill the unexpired term of Albert C. Simmonds,
Godchaux
Period End. March 31—
—V.
be expanded to more
rental fieet would
summer.
Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Increased—
Eales
by
corporation,
under
acquired 16 car rental locations: in Man¬
the Bronx, including facilities at La
Carey car
Co.; Comet Rice Mills,
(H. L.)
purchase
F.
on
who
Mr.
$8,254,479 $75,998,015 $64,131,632
its
owned
Co.,
term,
year
served
1956—8 Mos.—1955
of
part
taxes on
income
on
Interlake Iron
and
Queens,
the world's largest car and truck
George
Grayson-Robinson
183,
Iron
Airport, Idlewild Airport, East Side Airlines Terminal, West
Airlines
Terminal, Grand
Central,
and
Pennsylvania Stations.
full
the
of
utility and
holdings to
these shares will be added to the com¬
will be available for any corporate purposes.
The company Intends
to construct and equip a new manufacturing
plant near Hanover, Pennsylvania, and to construct additions to its
manufacturing plant located near Piqua,
Ohio.
..."
The company was organized in July, 1952, and
is engaged in the
manufacture of prefabricated houses.
The company believes it ranks
fourth or fifth in the prefabricated industry, based on the number
of houses sold in the calendar year 1955.
announced
was
of The Hertz
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Scanlon Elected to Board—
1365.
p.
50%
the
pany's general funds and
Firm—...
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$30,136,325 $22,968,027 $68,948,934 $56,883,355
V.
substantial
Corp.,
-
-
shares
company
negotiations to acquire Carey Driv-
rental and leasing organiza¬
tion, has more than 1,000 offices in over-700 cities in the United
States, Canada, and 20 foreign countries.
'
•
The Hertz Corp.
is engaged in car and truck rental and leasing
through The Hertz Stations Division Metropolitan Truck Rental Service
Division, and The Robinson Auto Rental Division.—V. 183, p. 109.
Grant Co.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. March 31—
one
it
Hertz,
«24-692-263 $19,031,341
——
183,
Eales
—
1956
1^-;--^—"
p.
1613.
—V.
&
car
than 1,000 automobiles by
4 Weeks Ended March 31—
over
bought
1912
supplied
April 5 by Walter L. Jacobs, President.
In
stock of Carey Driv-Ur-Self is to be exchanged
side
Co.—March Sales Up—
in
reported—V.
was
March
Ended
—
taxes
with the
Guardia
■
a
Acceptance
income
Net
The
rental firm in the new York metropolitan
of the largest independent rental companies in the United
hattan, • Brooklyn,
183
sold
Inland Homes Corp., Piqua,
Corp.
In
for
1956.—V.
own
now
,
Philadelphia
it
stock,
before Federal
This
together with other
The proceeds,
for stock
appointed
surrendered
business
Indiana
and
company.
of
recent, stock
The
Months
sales
—V.
.
effecting the purchase,
Mr.
Grand Union
£avS
5%
expire on April 18.
improvements, etc.
largest
Inc.,
and
area
which
(Canadian) 4J/2% secured notes, series Q, dated
1956, and due March 15, 1971.—V. 183, p. 209.
Common
subscription
corporation has completed
States,
common
.
March 21
on
Hertz Corp.—Acquires Car Rental
This
Graham-raige Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
receive
Horner & Mason—
Scott,
for
for
are
Ur-Self
771.
p.
Raf-
to
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Sales & Earnings Off-
Federal
$64,904.
convertible
of the Murchisbn
according
corporation on April 3 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
Income
2,000
2,000
2,000
R. C. O'Donnell & Co.——
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.——
4,000
$250,000 of
to
rights
funds,
income
stock,
common
per share, through Wide World Investors Corp.,
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Net
filed a letter of notification with the
convertible debentures due April 1, 1961
at 100%
of the principal amount at
of one $50 unit to each commoq or/and
preferred stock¬
record March 18, 1956, regardless 6f the number of shares
rate
held;
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current financing, the outfctanding capitalization will consist of $600,000 of bank loans; $550,C00
_
corporation
offered
holder
both.
or
sales
have
Privately—The company, it was announced on
Three
2,000
2,000
2,000
—
Mason Brothers
1474.
covering
be
the
BUSINES3—Company's products comprise a complete line of cotton
jersey, leather and leather combination gloves, used for warmth or
protection,
Inc.
Magill, Wareing & Johnston
4,000
4,000
——
& Co
Fay—.
&
183, p.
The
T.
504
businessmen
$2
'
Henry Hudson Hotel Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files—
•
Ind.,
covering
This
at
C.
by
retire;
at
of
repurchase
to
company
plans
who
share.
company,
the
at
debentures.
be
to
are
$80
at
stock
common
amount of
proceeds
27,750
President
of
into
principal
C.
4,000
of
Co.
—
Goodbouy
—V.
The
Pan-
—:
Chicago
interest.
accrued
&
Robertson
& Co
Bradford & Co.——
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
W. C. Gibson & Co,___—
Carter H. Harrison & Co—.
Arthur M. Krensky & Co.,
4,000
—
Securities
First
of 6% 10-year convertible
April 1, 1966, at 100% and
Co
&
Morris
Stirling,'
4,000
4,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
111.—Debentures
Carbondale,
Co.,
Inc.—
Co.,
Baker, Simonds & Co.
Courts
Good
utility's
Industrial Dynamics
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
& Co._
O. H. Wibbing & Co..——
5,000
—
Stroud
1203.
p.
Indianapolis,
Inc., Indianapolis investment bankers
estate
Geist
common
The
2,500
2,500
Reinholdt & Gardner—.
below.—V.
Corp.
the
500,000
2,500
Labouisse,
Weil,
Inc.
Be Acquired—
1311.
March 15,
3,000
2,500
2,500
5,000
.
Friedrichs
Corp.—May
the
Earnings per share of
5,000
Co
&
Co
&
Howard,
below.
p.
holdings of the Murchisons and their associates to 36.17%
the
Placed
t
-
—
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Inteilake
The
April 10, has placed privately, through Greenshields &
Co. Inc. and Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd., an issue of $12,-
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
5,000
Drexel
Sell Assets—
181,
represents approximately 25%
Indianapolis
Geist
Industrial
3,000
Company
Scherck, Richter Co.——
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
7,500
—
R. Staats &
Prescott,
See
of
The
—
Boettcher
1613.
p.
Globe Iron Co.—To
one-
as
of common stock of this company
from
Dallas, Texas, it was disclosed on April 11.
of
the
of
of
1952.
in
reduced
Shares
'
•
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
merger
company.—V.
but retained control of the company.
Murchison brothers bought all of the stock
estate
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3
&
William
of all of the assets of Reiff Water Co.
agreement to purchase'all of the assets of Glen-
by
operated
public
The
4,000
Milwaukee Co
The
proceedings
commenced
the company
incorporation
after its
acquisition
Co
&
Co., Inc.
with respect to rates and
Commission
U.
the
1941,
the
Bioren & Co.—
Johnson, Lane, Space &
mattdrs.
Shortly
for
Pennsylvania P.
in
SEC
12,000
(Inc.) 12,000
Corp._ 12,000
Securities
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
incorporated
was
of
H.
Clarence
20,000
-
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
in Pennsylvania on Feb. 8,
195G. Its business is the furqishing of water to the public in a portion
of Exeter Township near
the City of Reading, Pa. Its office is at
536 North 25th Street, Pennside, Reading, Pa. It is subject to regula¬
BUSINESS—Company
Inc
Republic Co.
Cruttenden
$200,000
12,500 shs.
be
transaction.
the
stock
common
4,000
4,000
4,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.-—_
C.
Central
Equitable
Outstanding
$300,000
17,500 shs.
bonds, series A—
mortgage
Name
75,000
—
Curtis
FINANCING
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
EFFECT
GIVING
*
holdings
negotiated
Lester, Ryons & Co
Loewi & Co., Inc.—
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.—
Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
A.
CAPITALIZATION
diver¬
newly-invented
a
will
company
new
prominent
block
brothers
stock purchased
The
brothers
25,000
&
Byllesby
Blair & Co.,
chares.
4Va%
M'.
(Inc.)
1,390
1955,
31,
Dec.
of the
-fensperger, Hughes & Co.,
an
Shares
Name
H.
for the
Steel
Indiana
1954
of
below:
name
the
issuing
April, 1956, by
each common share
In
treasury.
of
large
a
Residents
12,500 shares of its capital stock (or
following purposes: For stock subscriptions
received prior to Jan. 1,
1956, 5,330 shares: to the pool company for
transfer of assets, 5,220 shares; tor fees and commissions in connec¬
tion with the transfer of the pool company assets, 560 shares; and
is
company
Canadian
director
a
Murchison
the
1.6 class B shares held in the com¬
JIncludes 2.4 class A shares and
pany's
';
loans.
The
the
group
purchased
50.832 shs.
J900.000 shs.
.1600,000 shs.
50,832 shs.
*3,000,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
shares.
B
small
A
<$5
amendment to the articles
of
incorporation,
then outstanding was reclassi¬
The bonds are redeemable at any time in whole or in part at the
fied
into
% of a share of class A and %
of a share of class B.
redemption price of 103%, plus accrued interest,
-Y..'.:- Class B shares are convertible into class A shares on a share-forThe bonds are also entitled to the benefit of a sinking or improve¬
share basis.
100,000 of the 600,000 outstanding class
B shares may
ment fund into which the company is required to deposit annually,
be converted at any time during the period ending May 31, 1957.
The
commencing March 1, 1959, $4,000, less the amount which the com¬
spiling shareholders
have
informed the company that they intend
pany may elect to take as a credit, not to exceed two-thirds of the
to convert forthwith
the maximum number of class B shares which
amount of bondable property additions as defined in the indenture.
they will be entitled to convert at present.
Upon such conversion,
there will be outstanding 1,000,000 class A shares and 500,000 class B
PROCEEDS—The purpose of this bond offering, together with
an
shares.
offering of 12,500 shares of capital stock, is to provide the permanent
financing required to pay the cost of the acquisition of the Reiff
§Held
by
Lincoln
National Life
insurance Co.,
in the original
and
the
pool
company
properties, the cost of the integration, to
principal amount of $600,000, of which $60,000 is payable each Dec. 1
provide funds for the acquisition of Green Tree Water Works and
to
and
including 1959 and $20,000 on Dec. 1, 1960.
to provide additional funds for general corporate purposes. The major
UNDERWRITERS—Each
of
the
underwriters has severally agreed
part of these
improvements were
financed on a temporary basis
to purchase the aggregate number of class A shares set opposite its
through
paid subscriptions for stock of the
company and short-
4125,000 par value)
In
addition
Indianapolis Water Co.—Murchisons Sell Shares—
preference
share)
per
class
shares
(liquidating
A
of
'
Ont.
the
Steel
Products
Co.
of Canada,
Ltd., a wholly owned sub¬
Its facilities and operations will be expanded soon, he added.
Henry Barnett, former President of Hayward Tyler, has been named
Outstanding
$260,000
note
sink,
value)
par
first mortgage
1981, at 100% and accrued interest.
term
said
with
produce line.
1956
4,
Authorized
Class
of
Smith
its
to
core
Indiana
packaged
Class
& Co. Inc.,
is one of the nation's largest manufac¬
output
magnet
President and
of
Chicago.
(Pa.)—Bonds Offered—Blair
Co.
Water
its
piece wound
sidiary.
offered
Alsace
stock¬
in
covering
Glen
sified
selling
certain
to
go
toilet goods, hair preparations and beauty salon
supplies and equipment, with headquarters and principal plant located
1613.
p.
to
are
Mr.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
be
to
proceeds
BUSINESS—The corporation
turers
company
SEC,
uhare,
of
a
about
filed a registration statement on April 5, 1956, with
51,600 shares ox common stock, par value $1 per
by the company to officers and other executives
company
under its Employees' Stock Option Plan. — V. 183,
The
the
of
178, p. 666.
ago.—V.
year
a
Gillette
net
PROCEEDS—The
to
year ago.
He declared
that the rate of return
was
running
the same as last year,
or
about 4.5%
after taxes, indicating that net income is higher this
ahead
substantially
$2,000,000,
nearly
Tyler Foundries, Ltd., of Kitchener,
priced at $10 per share. This offering has been completed.
amounted
shares have not been completed, but
be forthcoming in the near future.
that
sales for the first
quarter
newly-authorized
nouncement
income
of
t^xis corporation
Volume 183
Number 5525
pared with $4,671,025 the previous
wholly-owned subsidiaries totaled
the
above
retained
were
-
comparable
Assets
of
of
total
in
the
the
1954
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(jointly),
Fenner
Increase
All of
an
$3,903,646.
of
net income of
of $1,363,994
the earnings
Undistributed
year.
$5,267,640,
figure
$332,411,003 over the
Group
of
as
under
Dec.
management
a
gain
31,
1954 year-end
rose
to
for
the
1955,
of
amount
record
of
a
182,
\
Jewel Tea
1
Sales
—V.
183,
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Kaiser Aluminum &
?
This
the
corporation
Witter
&
writing
Co.
offered
by
be
are'to
•'<
public
The
avertible
c
sale
First
public
rate,
supplied by
about
EARNINGS—The
offering
amendment.";*
087,939,' up
preference
May
Boston
1955
Net
proceeds
be
of
be
to
the
1958.
the
to
the
cash
with
nrefer^nce
and
price and
* i
Seu-s
of
to
expansion
the
the
19dl
shares
of
funds
$120,-
1949,
totaled
increased
pansion
net
applied
and
expansion
estimated to
is
be
to
from
of
as
bar,
tion,
tons
and
increased
extrusions,
foil,
cost
completed
by
V-'
an
approximately
food
$x20,000,000
for
at
other
and
and
In
sales
and
of
1956, * totaled
months
Feb.
and
of
28,
for
nine
with
for
respectively.—V.
addi¬
Feb.
for
the
with
are
Is
available
in
The
principal
are
an
mill
and
this
.
it
is
that
and
capacity
converter
plant,
facility.—V.
183,
mill,
new
preferred
is
PROCEEDS—Net
but
the
620,000
in
short-term
remainder
will
be
bank
loans,
added
struction
financing
to
calls
for
program
the
sale
will
incurred
working
be
the
v
for
retire
The
firm's
a
the annual meeting on
at
BUSINESS—The
and
Kansas
estimaetd
an
Total
sells
company
which
northern Iowa
April 24,
includes
section
an
operating
has
R.
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
series
due
1976
27/s9.'
series
due
1978
2%%
series
due
$53,209,905,
due
1983_
series
series
due
1955
Life
$100
3.80%
Net
$11,-
4%
(par
in
■
4.35%
•'
»
"
■
limit
no
upon
the
3,000,000 shs.
amount
of
bonds
of
except that additional bonds
tions
thereof.
not
entitling
it
additional
ance
to
Net
—V.
on
with other
approximately
conditions
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
net
property
shares
of
new
preferred
stock
set
forth
Inc
Lehman
Merrill
Fenner
Smith,
White,
A.
C.
Bear,
8,000
Barney
Weld
183,
&
&
Burr,
p.
8,000
Co.__;
Co.,
Spencer
G.
which
indenture
acting
of
8,000
E.
Witter
F.
&
Hutton
Newhard,
Co
&
Co
;_
1,808,000
of
$1,374,015
767,981
717,981
$2.47
$1.86
i
share
:
dividends
4'/2%
the
on
preferred
stock.—Y.
Cook
&
Barret,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
4,000
H. O.
Fitch,
&
SEC
&
1956—Month—1955
writing
Feb,.2S4*?'\:>.
1956—Month-rl955
$339,798
revenue
He
Mr.
Board
W.
Robert
as
Chie?
Chairman.',
Herrmann
also
was
company
his
by
Erb
waj
and
lato
Melville's
has
he
a
1C^!\
tne
from
where
Vice-President
since
facner,
comes
Company,
H.
bee*i
director
Manager.
Melville.—V.
management
top
Shoes
Miles
He
183,
of
Board
J.
of
cI
F.
J.
P.
McElwain,
with headquarters in Nashua. N. B.
the
to
its
the
of
Vice-President
Gleason,
company
advances
from
Chairman
as
Division
also
has
995 and
pp.
of
where
been
Melville, thtf
he was Vic?Vice-PresldenS
a
1368.
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1955—Month—1955
$9,914,000 $19,470,000 $17,693,013
$11,129,000
1368.
March
on
filed
23
letter
a
With SEC—.
notification
of
■
.
.
at
thi
with
120,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to to
per share,
through Louis C. McClure & Co., Tampii,
French & Crawford, Inc., Atlanta, Oa.
The proceeds are ij
$2.50
for expenses for expansion
of vending machine operations.
r
»
Co.__"
The
Co.
Co
Inc.
corporation
covering
Colo.
.rf[
at
March
on
15
Offered—An
Commission—
letter of notification
a
>
with fcb'i
stock (par one cent) to Hi
share, through Columbia Securities Co.. Denver,
for expenses incident to oil and gas operations.
cents per
The proceeds
filed
29
shares
900,000
are
of
common
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$662,503
$542,104
151,939
327,318
307,489
filed
the
holders
value
$100
dates
Fixst
per
to
are
Boston
net
be
Corp.
the
for
the
SEC
supplied
and
W.
proceeds
on
by
C.
underwriters.
April
'
5,
amendment.
Langley &
.
Blyth
will
Co.
&
Co.,
act
as
loans
of
incurred
approximately
the
company's
R.) Mallory
estimates,
of
March
&
183,
Inc.;
repre¬
the
Stores
$3,647,730
183,
p.
SEC
1,000
corporation
covering
through
1,000
to
1.000
be
107 Wert
1,000
Sire
used
Jackson
400
Plan
to
the
same
quarter
of
on
April
mutual
9
title
Portfolios,
acquire
two
filed
Metals &
composite
letter
a
units
to
be
Inc.,
New
York
parcels
of
income
at
The
with
.
under¬
by Blyth & Co., Inc., on April 11
publicly $10,000,000 of 3%% first mortgage
bonds, series G, due April 1, 1986. The bonds were
awarded to the group on April 10 at competitive sale
of
Controls
the
Wilson
Mr.
o^i^bfd of 100.539 for the indicated coupon and were
r'eoffered at 101.447% and accrued interest to yield 3.67%
maturity.
...
v
>.
•
»
/•
consolidated
constituent
$500
of
the
Vice-President
has
of
banks
of
dividends,
at
Corp.—Earnings Increased-r
net
and
sc^
Corp.—New President—
directors
of
first
and
James
W.
Fish
as
Vice-Prt xi-
and
Treasurer
been
General
President
board
manufacturing
of
of
the
of
Manager of the Atomic Ene-gy Com¬
Climax Uranium Co.
and has been a
of Metals & Controls since 1951 and
directors
General
since
June,
since
Manager
company
1954.
Mr.
Williamj
since 1953 and Mr. Fish, Managur
1955.
corporation employs 2,350 people
With
at its Attleboro plant and hr3
Holland
180,
p.
aM
1774.
Fertilizer Corp., Baltimore, M<L—
&
and
Securities
Exchange
Commission—
t
filed a letter of notification with ths
SEC covering 500 shares of 5%'preferred stock to be offered at pa?
($100 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to mcret-,3
working capital.—V. 180, p
1209.
The
I
corporation
on
March 30
'
.
Co., Inc.—March Sales Higher-
Miller-Wohl
this corporation and its
affiliate
the
for
first quarter of
1956, after
for taxes and $201,163 for current preferred
and
$3,264,600
were
$2,684,722,
or
34
cents
a
share
on
7,875,383
addition
Newton,
will
Iowa,
be
built
which
will
to
the
double
the
W.
C.
President
on
"p.
,
Discontinued
^ " !
several
It
,
meetings
was
decided
conversations
companies,
nn
Co.—Merger Talks
Mac,,FAiflane,- President of this company 39^,J> T^Br^wr.
ori?^' Case Co., made the following joint announcement
companies,
further
Mos.—195^
$J,0b2,66l $26,oo8,8u9 t-3, <42,903
1475.
April 9: '
"After
T
Central Service warehouse
present finished-product stor¬
183,
Minneapolis-Moline
shares
Capacity of5 Warehoutfe^
Maytag
—V.
1956—8
1956—Month—1955
$4,118,00c!
Sales
operating earnings of
Maytag Co.—To Increase
in
dressing
1756.
manufacturing
subsidiaries in Versailles, Ky.; A.lmelo,
City.
Its 1955 net sales totaled $32,404,000.—V.
are
'
An
We
an
Mexico
each
located
.outstanding, compared with $2,176,527, or 30 cents a share on 7,333,248
shares, after provision for taxes of $2,469,947 and for preferred divi¬
dends of $183,586 for the same period of 1955.—V, 183, p. 773.
..
Competing bids for the bonds as 3%s came from: Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., 100.165; and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co.
r
leading manufacturer of electrical control device
board
was
former
member
Street, New York City and 85-15 to 85-25—37th Avenue,
Heights, L. I., N. Y.
provision
\
68th
Marine Midland
The
wild
charge of manufacturing, according to Rathbun Willard, Chair*
who founded the business 40 years ago.
mission,
the
proceeds
estate
month,!
of the Board,
Files
notification
offered
three
compared
as
$4,132,508
$5,341,918
City.
real
the
for
On
and
member
man
1956—2 Mos.—1955
of
1955.
precious metals and nuclear fuel elements for atooto
reactors, has elected Carroll L. Wilson as President, George L. Williamj
(N. Y.)—Files—
a
of
County, Va.
Construction oi
plant has been started.—V. 180, p.
Miller Chemical
Plan, Inc.
sales
$10,200,000
1955.
This corporation, a
1368.^
Manqueens Sire
The
period
plate
added.
he
consolidated
approximated
Hanover
aration
Up—
$2,595,187
quarter,
that
1956,
which is a leading
and pharniaceutHM.
scrap, operated,
company,
detinner of tin
this year, the company expects to beg\n mining operations tor
which is natural titanium dioxide, on aVract cf some 800 acrid
The
Sales
1956—Month—1955
31,
In
same
in
Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
Corp.—March
first
the
in
estimated
The
for the ceramic, plating
Later
rutile,
1756.
p.
meeting.
the largest
as
the basis of th-'se sale?;,
he estimated that net Income amounted to approximately $^20,000 cii
65 cents per share on. the 791,800 shares of common stock outstanding.
This compares with an estimated $500,767, or 63 cents per share fof
utility
1,600,000.—V.
exceeds
Martin
$7,750,000
$12,000,000
construction
for
annual
chemicals
well
levels
record
Mr.
.
...
their
as
ended
1956 a registration
120,000 shares of Its preferred stock,
series' G,
share.
The rate of return of the stock and the
covering
at
producer of tin
industries,
with
Record Operations-
of this corporation thus far in 1956, are running akea>l
comparable period last year, H. E. Martin, President told share¬
operations
78,620
company
Thermit Corp.—Reports
Metal &
$234,615
—V.
2,000
North & Co.
Gas Ventures, Inc., Grand Junction, CoSc.
&
—Files With Securities and Exchange
1956—2 Mos.—1955'
102,867
Mangel
2,000
group headed
and
function
to
shoe
the
McElwain
continue
General
Mesa Oil
$265,115
'■>
167,306
expenses
Sales
offered
to
V
Board
the
David
founded
1909.
F.
Period End. March 31—
Co.—Bonds
of
former
and
of
concern
J.
Francis
of
p.
and
SEC
Period End. Mar. 31—
..
Utilities
-
$6,992,433
Wks.—1953:
1956—13
contiflue
will
Chairman
since
will
corporation
used
Sales Increased—
$335,185
1474.
\ Kentucky
$8,657,581
covering
Fla.
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on April 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $33.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 182, p. 1464.
2,000
MacDonald,
Peet
the
Jr.,
-
offered
4,000
.
Co.
Burke
Chairman
McElwain,
President
been
1946.
and
183,
The
.
183,
39,478
4,000
Co
4,000
fca
will
Pan-Atlantl*
1,393,000
$113,176
4,000
I
Co.__.
&
and
$9,920,006 $24,260,383 $20,499,00/
Melville
Board
with
company,
dent in
4,000
Co
&
&
4,000
Co..
Inc
income
outstanding...
(P.
to
4,000
&
8,000
Inc.™
on
—V.
2,767,015
•
through
Co
Trask
Walker
H.
Dean
&
Brothers
Goodbody
*>-
Co
&
Stearns
&
8,000
Pierce,
Beane
Allyn &
Coffin
—V.
&
Stern
8,000
Brothers
Lynch,
Hallgarten
tanker
new
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—March Sales Up—
will be used to pay
plant.
Construction
expenditures for the period March 1, 1956 to Dec. 31, 1957 are esti¬
mated at $89,000,000.
At present the company intends to obtain any
additional .lunds
needed for construction through the sale of addi¬
tional
common
stock
and
first
mortgage bonds.
The company was
incorporated in 1910 and supplies electric and gas service in Nassau
and
Suffolk Counties
and
the
contiguous
Rockaway
peninsula
in
Queens County, New York.
The population of the terirtory, according
Shares
15,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
3,722;T14
54,675
The
below:
15,000
The First Boston Corp.
income________-
$172,492
rev.
bank
supplemented,
Shares
Blyth & Co.,
th»
at
completion
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$3,790,778
'
\
Franklin
division,
Sales
1367.
oper.
sentatives
relating to the issuance of additional bonds.
below,
15,
for
994.
p.
elected
Mr.
Period End. March 31—
from ry. oper.
The
principal amount of
additions, upon compli¬
named
tfcti
Vice-President.
has
Co.
director
and
1955
$1,914,714
oper.
statement
Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp., as representatives, have
severally agreed to purchase from the company the respective numbers
of
American
1474.
p.
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With SEC—
$30,000,000
underwriters
North
183,
railway oper. inc.—
183, p. 1367.
This
are
the basis
Corp.—V.
at
*
issuable only in accordance with the
31, 1955, the company had "net property addi¬
bonded," within the meaning of this indenture,
issue
bonds
the
Waterman
1956—Month—1955
been
Honorary
since
President
Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Up—
Stores Corp.—March
p.
Railway
At Dec.
theretofore
the
1956—5 Wks.—1955
J.
Herrmann
parent
$17,028,156 $12,045,444 $25,177,023 $20,004,265
183,
Railway
100.000 shs.
series
the
as
has
McElwain
offered
2,695,000 shs.
all
at any time be outstanding under the terms of
mortgage and deed of trust dated as of Dec. 1, 1946,
183,
-
President.
Melville.
Mr.
Robert
Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Earnings—
70,000 shs.
value)
may
terms
'
.
May
on
scheduled
Leader,"
both
owns
$13,243,253
associated
Mr.
be
Period .End.
120,000 shs.
(without par
succeeding
on
taxes
common
payment
offering
scries
vm
begin
is
and
dry carga
deck. Similar
special cargo
a
will
and
X"
combination
'
•
76,800 shs.
Common stock
is
/ -
par
series
♦There
-
100,000 »hs.
•'*-✓
Marine
Inc.
becomes President of that
firm,
Missouri
596,800 shs.
v
"St.
as
Executive
President
$64,569,010 $60,269,336
taxes
Period End. Mar. 31—
value
series)
series
Co.,
Telephone Co.,
Inter-Canadian
Sales
contrasted
series
4.20%
Mfg.
1956
Federal
per
Lerner
*
16,000,000
/
vessel
Mobile,
to
„
"Ideal
service—the
,
Officer.
McElwain
Investment
Co.,
"
shares
placed
Shoe Corp.—March Sales Up—
manufacturing
1367.
p.
15,000,000
series
4.50%
Kroehler
&
income
"After
the
con¬
12,000,000
19d5
stock
Weld
_____
Common
AX
crane. /
and
manner,
Merchandising, Inc., Tampa, Fla.—Files
12,000,000
'
.____
issuable
of
Continental
of
and
before Federal
for
in
1232.
Melville
Frank
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$36,000,000
*
-
share,
partner of White,
director
Co.,
Ended—
Provision
Outstanding
.
preferred
per
and
Up—
1956—Month—1955
Lane Bryant, Inc. (&
Income
the doclc
to
by
ship
same
,
Melville
as
elected
,
Co.—Banker Elected to Board—
a
a
__.
third
Yard
sales
named
was
$64,138,898
$14,225,387 $12,080,607 $34,999,358 $33,760,536'
director
Insurance
Year
FINANCING
___
:
elected
a
b^
Navi¬
Melville.
Mecrs,
also
aboard
the
converted
$5,122,066
Erb
of
,
Cumulative
Is
Sales
$8,154,605;
was
PRESENT
1980
3Ya%
In
area
Authorized
2%%
3V4%
been
in
the
start
tankers
the
on
Repair
p.
Executive
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1367.
p.
Marine
Changes in Personnel Announced—
Co.—March Sales
&
will
type
Industries,
183,
Ward
C.
Moyer.
He
Net
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
*
183,
■^Earnings
and
'•«
for 1955 amounted to
revenue
•
from
will
and
Additional
population of 747,000.
$50,552,772 recorded in 1954.
Net income in
tdtaled $7,129,897 the y'fe'ar before.
'
Kress
Henry W.
Cjty, Mo., and environs, and in a
includes Mason City.
The area served has
With
it
>
,
by
5
purchased
for driving trailer bodies
lifting, them
unloaded
$7,635,000
$31,750,557 $23,638,348 $74,545,073
__
—V.
in
$3,497,000 $10,596,000
obtained
carriers by the addition of
work
Ship
Retail
-
1956.
electricity
p. .1367.
be
which
T-2
Melville
407.
1956—Month—1955
_
—V.
Kansas
which
and
and
will
Period End. Mar. 31—
to
through the sale ox first mortgage bonds will be
to complete the program.
Stockholders
will
be
asked
to
$20,000,000 increase in the company's bonded indebtedness
necessary
approve
994
Period End. March 31—>
cur¬
1956
expenditure.
183,
Kroehler Mfg.
construction,
capital.
$28,000,000
1367,
April
on
was
Pan-Atlantic,
"Maxton."
—V.
1956—3 Mos—1955
vessel
of
It "was
provides
chassis
Sales
depositary
announced
was
new
McLellan Stores Co.—March Sales Higher—
.
statement
80,000 -American
1956—Month—1955
$5,890,000
Houston,
vessels
McLean
capital stock of Kern Oil Co., Ltd.
_________
(S. II.)
.
probably
a
1474,
pp.
_J__2
Sales
and 772.'
to
used
registration
a
>
Steamshfri
Pan-Atlantic
.
Steamship corporations.—V.
150,000
The
affiliate
company.
Period End. March 31—
filed
covering
two
called
1
service
an
for
tanker
New
by July 15.
Formerly known
200,000
sea-land
President.
:
latter
they
conversion
,
at regular redemption prices
rang¬
1959 to $101 after April 30, 1966.
from
1956,
York
and
and petroleum
West
type
waiting chassis for highway delivery to the consignee.
a
Mr.
redeemable
proceeds
for
10,
—__________
—V.
pair ($100 per share), plus accrued
dividends from date of issuance. This
offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
new
April
on
New
new
York
The
250,000
& Wlnslow, Inc
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$7,833,719 $22,590,507 $20,548,367
Ybrk,-for $1,275,000.
*
service, which will be Inaugurated later this month between
"Almena"—are
Corn-
Whiteside,
the
destination,
>
preferred stock at
The
Chace,
coastwise
McLean,
T*2
Steamship Corp.;
detachable
on
third
a
Co., Inc.,-of
The
New
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—March Sales Higher—
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—An underwriting group headed
jointly by Blyth
& Co., Inc. and The First Boston
Corp. on April 11 of¬
fered to the public
120,000 shares of 4.35% cumulative
ing from $104.50 to May 1,
SEC
—V- 183-
expansion
hot strip
a
1367
pp.
gation
Mobile
Co._
&
Northwest
of
chartered by
&
pany
;
Period End. March 31—
•
the
on
blooming
a
/
Pacific
*»•
Industries, Inc.—Unit Buys Third Vessel—
new
K.
Waterman
Co., Ltd. (England)—Registers With SEC—
Period End. March 31—
developed
.7
producing units to be included
steel
with
be
■
additional tinpl.'te
an
stated,
company
essential
->'■ ■/
v.
.
new
oxygen
the
area,
demand
•
■
the
was
is designed to increase the companys capacity for finished
products from the present 1,084,000 tons to F528.000 tons.
Only about half the volume of steel products needed in the West
rent upsurge of
handle it.
v.
■
Corp.'s
250,000
Schwabacher
capacity
Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
$9,009,160
James
500,000
Davis
facilities
la
production
productive
183, p. 1368.
Acquisition
for
Amount
Cullom
of
present
*
•
&
Scribner
expansion
and
1078.
p.
Stores Corp.—March
McLean
-
.
Principal
Deane
current
completed
•
—V.
capital¬
Co.
Guaranty Trust Co. of
Sales
project
now
,
$37,-
income
bonds,
the
is
2
Period End. March 31—
-
Sales
.
the
of
when
Plant
substantially.—V. 181,
McCrory
(G. R.) Kinney Co. Inc.—March Sales Increased—
nine
its
Net
inventories
Maytag's
served
of
>!,
1,300,000
1367;
p.
receipts: ($250,000)
■
Sales
company
cities
Principal
:
1,300,000
& Company__
600,000
Williams & Co._ * "500,000
&
Co
1__ - 500,000
183,
The
Corp.—Financing Plan Studied—
tho
- r
Shelby
Kern Oil
■!-
studying financing plans, for
major expausion program to involve $113,000,000.The terms for the
financing have not yet been agreed on,
•
■
Webber, Jackson
Curtis ™_i
:__
—V.
29,
period
snne
1755,-/
p.
v
&
Courts
locations.
ended
at
increased
Tne
Winchester.
revenue
1954.
in
sale
Singer,
&
-
the
183,
f
...
facilities
other
$194,300,000
income
Net
at
months
goods
a
esti¬
company-will be: $74,500,000 in long-term debt; 200,000
cumulative preferred stock, $100 par; and 2,477,350 shares
stock, $10 par.;
\
♦
•-
Baxter,
well as plant facil¬
facilities
the
compared
1955.
$19,119,000,
Kaiser Steel
Officials
fabricating
corporation
$235,500,000
ended
$28,143,000
additional
the
and
$5,823,560..
was
G. Becker & Co. Inc._
locations
Loui.'iana
recorded
McDonald
previously
fabricating
as
$36,247,777
five largest
operating
Co., Inc-l
$2,950,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc._ 1,500,000
*
being financed, estimated to cost $178,000,000
early 1953, will include a new reduction plant in
the Ohio Valley at Ravenswood, W. Va. which will add 125,003 tons
annually to primary capacity,, additional primary capacity, at the
Chalmette, La. plant, a new alumina plaint on the Mississippi River
-Net
>
A.
rod
wire,
programs
foil
'V. Va.;
s^eet,
the
The
Richmond,
1955
a
Paine,
<; The
program
now
and tc be finished by
in
finance
the
of
Blyth
Chemical
&
forgings.
inexuued *in
was
to
complete additional sheet
under construction at Ravenswood,
ities
aluminum
containers
financed
now
Aluminum
from
had
Amount
early
primary
capacities
foil
to
on
program
alumin »m- capacity has
to 433,500 tons.
Acquisi'ions and ex¬
In that period have resulted in product
fabricating plants
diversification
and
128,000
Kaiser
of
annual
used
be
common
A.
capital additions
$265,000,003 and
will
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have
severally agreed
from the
company
the principal amount of the
bonds
set forth below opposite their
respective names:
^
Since
sale
area
A' contract
contractor
to-purchase
proposed
..
*
have
the
Middlesboro,
company
$6,029,855; for 1954 it
ization of
under¬
of
are
current
expected
from
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
Dean
the
end
investors
-uue
company
program
is
•
stock
institutional
funds,
$178,000,000 and
of
the
to
resources
other
'This
company.
of
sale*
bonus,
mortgage
together
aggregate
sale
thn
from
lii-st
added
needed,
of
from
obtained
000,000
was
through
3,
Corp.
Lexington, .Paducah,
are:
'
to
proceeds
generating and transmission cooperative.
registration-statement with
a
cumulative
for
headed
Tne' dividend
-
terms
of
be
group
underwriting
an
filed
on
covering
$100 par, to
stock,
$68,871,478
$73,871,478
-
there, officials of the company announced on March 29.
'
has been let to the Weitz
company, Des Moines, Iowa,
for
the original
building, and that firm has begun tho
work of ground preparation for the
75,000-square-foot addition, which,
is scheduled for completion in
early fall.
-'
The additional warehouse
space will be needed to balance finished-
age
BUSINESS—Company" sells electricity at retail to 215,600 customers
in 499 communities in 77 counties in
central, southeastern and western
Kentucky and two adjoining counties in Tenne.'-see, and at wholesale
to 10 municipalities, 12
distributing rural electric cooperatives, and one
Corp.—Registers With
Commission—
'
\
April 11
300,000 shares
SEC
,
Chemical
Securities and Exchange
Pierce,
,.
,
the company's construction program which calls for an
$20,800,000 expenditure this year, and $9,100,000 in 1957.
company plans an additional $7,100,000 of financing next year.
1956—12 Wks.—1955
$24,822,276 $22,558,102
'
.
1366.
p.
Merrill Lynch,
and
37/bS.
ior
mated
Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Period End. March 24—
Corp.
101.26
of
part
/
'
bid
bfe
PROCEEDS—Net
2688.
p.
Unioir Securities
(jo)ntly)
will
.
year
$1,594,941,4o9.—V.
Beane
bonds
redeemable, in whole or in part, at general re¬
demption prices, together with accrued interest, ranging from 104.45%
if
redeemed
prior to March 31, 1957,
to 100%
if redeemed after
March 31, 1985.
business.
Investors
$1,927,352,462
100.1199.
&
The
7
(1859)
and
and
408.
the
between
directed
meetings
the
officers
of
their
resoectivo
was untimely
to proceed
toward a possible merger of :he
that
It
have
been
discontinued."
V.
witli
two
18i>»
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.-. ? Monday,-April 16,
(1860)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—.
1956-
'
February—
Net ry.
1
Net
ry-
—V.
71.495
63,631
the
'
140,9721
148,937
3.019,892
164,666
4b2,659
income—
161,949
211,914
railway.—
1368.
183, p.
for
for
and
the company earned $143,272.
manufacturing- and shipping
March
3,350,540
659,017
391,497
of
last
when
year
"Conduit
$1,408,000 in 1955
of
net income
$20,446,000 and
highest in the history of the company.
266,378
'
of
sales
Net
•
the company
of
year
and
•
Completed—
Offer
RR.—Exchange
■*.
The' company
it
Haydenville, Ohio.
■„
'
*
tunnel kiln being
Ohio, should be
ready for operation about July 1.
I: 4 :
Among "other optimistic indications for the current year, Mr. Shipley
mentioned the healthy backlog of unfilled orders that show little if
any change from the first of the year when they were at an all-time
high; an expected 12increase in productive capacity for manu-r
facturing ceramic glazed facing tile, a product in strong demand; and
an increase of
possibly 75% In buff and gray brick production during
•
after
exchange
in
stock
reorganization.
dividends can be paid only
of reorganization
plan
be
suspending
temporarily
under
Regulation
a
Act
Securities
the
of
from
exemption
A
respect
with
1933
to
an
by this corporation.
The order provides an opportunity for
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension order
should be vacated or made permanent.
filed its Regulation A notification on Jan. 11, 1955,
the public ottering of 5,000,0u0 snares of common stock
lc) at 5c per share. The corporation was formed for the
engaging
of
purpose
Colorado
Plateau
In
circular.
offering
the Commission asserts that it has "reasonable cause
to believe" that Regulation A has not been complied with by Mizpah
Uranium and Oil, in that It has failed to file
with the Commission
the reports on Form 2-A required by Rule 224 under Regulation A
within the period prescribed by such rules.
The order further asserts
In its order,
that
there
reasonable
is
offering
circular contain
Issuer
no
is
believe
to
cause
false and
that
misleading
notification
the
in
the
statements
that
ended
year
Wyo.—V.
181,
Sales
;
Shirt
*
Business Machines
for Year.—
r
.
:
Gross
Net
of Delaware,
The
SEC
corporation
to
are
V.
at
cents
75
used
be
181,
March
on
167,000
covering
offered
to
30
shares
filed
common
share,
per
without
accounts
pay
letter
a
of
notification
of
stock
(par
10
underwriting.
payable
and
for
with
Sales
1369.
p.
:
be
*
.
The
company
stock
(par
offered
of
23
shares
and
$50)
units
in
March
on
3,000
covering
filed
of
3,000
shares
share
one
of
letter
a
8%
of
notification
with
convertible
preferred
eumulative
of
common
stock
class
stock
each
of
(no
at
be
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
for (expenses
incident
mining operations and processing silica.—V. 183, p. 1475.
Montana-Dakota
This
principal
date
has
company
Commission
of
Utilities
filed
requesting
amount
of
authorization
promissory
vately—The
California
to
for
the
to
notes,
with
the
issuance
of
within
mature
Issue."
SEC
sell
and
of
year
The
r
would
have
of
834,976
subject
to
says,
will
be
issued
permanently
determined.
cation
be
Proceeds
states.—V.
each
a
financed
will
be
p.
note
20%
with
the
and
First
National
financing, the application
type of security not yet
a
toward
construction,
the
Net
$
If8
too—
—V.
183,
stockholders
this
of
name
ry.
on
company
Gross
the
—V.
of
The
of
the
Period End. Feb. 29—
Federal income
Other
Net
Net
taxes—
operating
after
—V.
.Net
income
p.
31,733
-
■
.
Southern
^
:."-
1955
'
1954
1953
$788,901
$851,210
170,497
102,447
35,915'". ; /,53,158
13,896
$756,025
153,155
60,746
1—
;
..
,'1,525,180
".-299,741
1,626,580
^
309,858
Car
1,741,354
282,194
205,830
78,920
30,647
--
1369.
American
1,522,346
81,438
;
96,730
and
1233
pp.
earnings
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
in January
cents
share
a
Mr.
based
uy
50,000
officers
for
of
vote
stock
for
outstanding.
approved a program %e-r
restricted stock options
>
said; "There is a heavy demand for rolling stock at
with a shortage particularly noted in tank cars.
order
situation 'has -improved materially
during tne past
time,
and is now considered normal."
Pointing to results for the first two
year
should
'.
then
shares
common
moraine
common
employees. /
key
and
332,554
on
80%
an
shares
Spencer
present
'Our /bad
?
per
Shareholders
-
serving
j
,
'• 1956
$822,860
184,130
'
and February 1956, totaled $454,458, equal
share on 586,293 common shares outstanding, William
M.
Spencer,
Board
Chairman,
reported
on
April
10.
Comparable
earnings in the first two months of 1955 totaled $165,214, equal to
....
.
.
Ry.- -Earnings—
:
railway
cents
70
that
share
its
of
,
this
$1
to
for, each
common
rights
acquire
shares
12
to
company
par
subscription
entitled
should
1956
exceed
be
that
good year
a
of
1955.—V.
-
•
183,
..
months
for North
Mr.
American
1617/
p.
Spencer observed
and that income
'
held
on
at
Interest
stock¬
the
or
taxes...
$10,571,513
!
record
service
Director
New
Mr.
of
Service
England
uti'ity
3,973,252
President
as
organization.
Stauffer
Electric
Corp.
Gas
is
serving
the
of
the
to
for
2,557,296
2.17L141
February—
mortgage
$1,973,454
$4,404 900
dividends
1,765 910
4,027 512
ry;
3,530,498
railway
of
This
preferred stock
on
share
per
Service
888.
Jan.
En¬
of
,
/
.
—
—
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
1369.
p.
:
Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
Stock
a
are
its
and
employees
■
11
183,
\
355.147
,
138,965
372,930
173,704
1,4"5,179
1,133.391
■
149,771
from
Gross
Net ry.
$671,722
'
.
•
804,231
936.260
Gross
185,765
1,432,333
451,782
.
207,792
.
■
►.
*
"
•
RR.—Earnings—
'
.
,
263,158
1—
Jan.
from
•Net
from
ry.
$1,049,771
$928,351
$1,046,328
356,546
200,465
238,240
77,774
*15,240
52,781
1,083,237
2,137,872
1,760,542
222,247
*192,992
1,900,687
406.246
-
158,245
734,511
*293,904
1370.
162,087
railway..
oper.
1953
*7,703
railway
"
income
"Deficit.—V.
-
1954
1955
183,
p.
„
172.797
*203,337
385,661
522,384
839,965
•;
\
•
206,449
income
oper.
From
168,569
174,413
'*
1369.
1956
$722,159
railway
railway—1__
from
Net
1953 :
$495,500
V
p."
*.'«♦/
Pacific
Northwestern
,
1954
$472,637
through
Payroll- Savings-Stock
a
Plan.—V.
Option
opportunity to invest in the common
participation in an Employees
Purchase Plan,
and
the
Natural
Plan,
Bed¬
183,
.
tiled a registration statement with the
of its $10 par common stock.. Northern
subsidiary
companies, Northern Natural Gas
Pro¬
Permian
Basin Pipeline Co.,
propose
to offer. to
April
on
Purchase
Stock
Net
railway.™
railway
oper.
183,
500,000
$6,604,462
6,038,569
$1.03
.
Northern
of
stock
which
,
Co.
eligible
their
1—
from
Net
Mountain Top Mining & Milling Co.,
Denver, Colo.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
500,000
$8,083,493
6,112,403
$1.32
•;
150,000 shares
and
duction
Corp.
six
company
Natural
the
Chief
Worcester, New
Mass.—V.
1955
$686,276
railway
oper. income,!-
From
Gross
2,100,000
$7,104,462
bonds..
183, p. 1476.
SEC'covering
Service
action
Vineyard,
$3,941,675
2,040,440
2,100,000
$8,583,493
for
Earnings
—V.
Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
1956
from
Net
$2,228,847
Net
$9,204,462
applicable to common stock
Shares of com. stock outstdg. at end of period
announced
and
,,
from
134,052
$10,683,493
—i
Net income
subsidiary companies
Association,
Cambridge,
10
NSGEA
(he
the
seven
Martha's
and
of
Prior
Operations
Electric
&
comoanics
Cod
Cape
April
on
Vice-President
was
one
New Orleans, Texas &
Gross
$9,070,410
111,980
L
^
....
first
on
Provision
Ralph D. Stauffer,
Plymouth,
$72,117,441 $64,493,790
61,545,923
55,4z3,3d0
:
and
Net income
purchase of additional shares of their
to be used for general corporate pur¬
the
Co.—Earnings Increased—
;
*'
Feb. 29,'56
Feb. 28,'55
operating income
Gross income
shares
new
Gas
Months Ended—
Other income
issue
stock
its
of
the
Illinois
Northern
12
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
,
996.
p.
19253'820
3'510 506
1,094,636
1,263,347
charges
183,
1,761,548
2,020.905
2,831
$14,956,625 $12,342,493 $37,226,577 $J3,309,258
^
:
•
/
/ .;
railway—Z
income.-
North
1
1956—2 Mos.—1955
taxes—
operating
of
NEGEA
the
$32,979,496 $28 877 142
22,044,048
160,851
105,470
.
1.
;
February—
1956—Month—1955
$16,396,866 $14,285,149
10,883,767
9.455,511
revenues
311,921
15,032
879,760
178,254
.,
1616.
Directors,
operating
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Operating expenses
19,968
872,859
oper.
183,
'
authorizing
prior
be
balance
any
p.
subsidiary
a
1675.
p.
54,336
t
•:
railway
from
from
ry.
$13,677,318 $12,104,238
Campbell,.President of this system,
gineer and
change
will
new
loans
183,
election
Corp.,
America—Changes Name—
to
•
1,031,204
20,365
Northern Natural
$
181,
"
134,614
:
Jan.
Net
New England Gas & Electric Association—Pres. of Unit
76,463,901 145,445,050 129,036,856
April 11 approved a proposal
to Financial General Corp.—V.
85,154
,
1369.
p.
Net
"
will be added
stocks,
Floyd D.
ford,
Operating
in
Board
Morris Plan Corp. of
The
$
one
through
common
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$
83,275,414
1369.
p.
""
149,702
income
railway..:
oper. income
From
„
to the general funds of the company and
furtherance of the construction programs of its subsidiaries
poses.—V.
1956—Month—1955
of
proceeds
either
appli¬
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—March Sales Increased
Period End. March 31—
basis
applied
773.
183,
applied
$429,723
97,109
16,628
from
1956—3 Mos.—1955.-
/
Net
participation.
temporary
as
1953
$440,699
<
Newberry Co.—March Sales Higher—
*
\ 1956—Month—1955
1 195&—3 Mos.—1955
from
Net
$ '
Up—
;
shares
to
date.
Bank
bidding,
Stockholders
the
on
Minneapolis
a
25% participation in
Minneapolis would have
.1954
1955
850,107
1369.
Norfolk
Pipe Line Co.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
order
an
additional
an
holders.
notes
93,530
:*94,946
$503,482
74,883
February—
Gross
Electric System—Financing Approved—
issued
has
competitive
"
The company proposes to issue the notes to The First
National'CFy
Bank of New York.
The Northwestern National Ba k of
The
*
*48,764"
-
*257,127 '-1
,*335,530
1956
income
p.
183,
Net
Power
$8,500,000
one
'
*124,323
-
$421,500
railway
(J. J.)
has placed privately, through First
company
New England
Federal
1,060,336
1369./;"/'™
p.
railway
183,
—V.
Co., $2,700,000 of 4%% first mortgage bonds
See V. 183, p. 1616.
due 1976.
Co.—To Issue Notes—
application
an
*39,251
964,162
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Sales..—
$3,449,828
$
"
$4,637,202
\\
-
-
Natural Gas
Nevada
unit,
per
*101,116
the
to
par)
$60
1369.
p.
•154,509
1—
Jan.
from
,
$5,937,327
183,
-
52,428
Period End. March 31—
1956—12 Wks.—1955
"•
1956—Month—1955
Sales
—V.
1953
$532,056
*5,541
" * 860,155
*303,838
;
ry/oper.
-
42,444,527 137,893,881 127,895,475
■
'
T
.
Period End. March 31—
Mohawk Silica Co., Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC
SEC
$
$
Neisner Brothers, Inc.-^March Sales
•
capital.—
183,
oper.
from
'
proceeds
The
working
-1954
$476,071
;
V
,
54;767
income—
!
•50,108
."964,863
railway
Net
—V.
the
1601.
p.
183,
-
„
-
-Earnings—
$436,397
..
156,330
v
Ry
1955
>
*34,210
.
railway
Net
Increased—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
■
47,069,208
—V.
ry.
From
to
///:'•■
Tea Co.—Current
Sales
the
to
cents)
from
Gross
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$1,390,522. $3,845,971
..
,
,
Western
&
;
Inc.—Sales—
1956—Month—1955
'
■
.
,
210,354
railway
oper.
from
Net
•
.
..
^
Shops
Period End. March 31—
Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—
114,314
income
Deficit.—V.
48
Mohawk
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
144,808
$467,364
...
February—
■
division which is expected to
substantially ahead of 1955.-^-V. 183,"
$1,699,826
National
.
376,523
1956
railway
New York
Dec.
•
1369.
p.
4
757,611
for
billings moving
(
183,
..
585,372
234,969
*
engineering
National's
of
1956
—
—V,
2930.
p.
in
Period End. Mar. 31—
longer engaged in business or actively functioning and has
address, and its officers and directors are no longer par¬
ticipating in its affairs.
The corporation's of.ices are located in Denver, Colo., and Cheyenne,
from
/
747,594
"
v
1—
Jan.
ry.
'
{
344,687
Ontario
-
oper.
from
Net
.-.62,332
32,837
„•
-225,938
railway
Net
„
the
after provision
National
present
no
ry.
From
Gross
155,548
767,056
railwayA„
from
from
105,683
"
1
$343JU7-
1369.
p.
Net
1953
J954
103,235
209,230
" 404,147
income
oper.
183,
Gross
of National Can attained nationwide scope";
strengthened its position as the third largest
manufacturing field.
*
:
can
for
996..
and
railway
electronics
result
p.
'•
company
the
development
"
•
*
New York
manufactyrer of Maiden /and Melrose, Mass., re¬
ported a net loss of $380,965 on sales of $5,125,607 for the year; ended
Dec. 31, 1955, compared with a net income of $230,334, or 84 cents a
share on sales of $7,298,055 in 1954.
'•
"
~ ,,""'/■
In his letter to shareholders, Joseph H.
Quick, President, said the
major portion of the loss resulted from expenditures made for npid
Denver-JulesbuTg
1616.
$395,894" " $257,761
126,576
railway.
operations
the
income,
This
•
of engaging in an exploration program for oil and gas in the
Basin and in Wyoming, according to the company's
purpose
'}r\
.
p.
1—
February—
Earnings Higher—
National Co., Inc.—Reports Loss,
an exploration program for uranium in
the
and in Wyoming, as wall as for the additional
in
Area
ry.
.
The corporation
proposing
—(par value
*,
Net
*
,
income
oper.
Jan.
from
—V.
Federal income taxes, amounted to
$990,164, equal to 98 cents per share on the 1,012,102 shares of com¬
mon
stock outstanding.
This oompares with net income for the pre¬
vious year of $489,095 or 48 cents per share adjusted to the presently
outstanding shares.
Operating income for 1955 amounted to $2,764,422 as compared with $860,622 in. 1954.—V. 183, p. 1475.
Net
stock
1
.
183,
1955
1956 '
$392,558
^
railway—224,178
from
Net
31, 1955, totalled $70,880,000,>
including sales of the Pacific Division since Feb. l. This represents an
increase of nearly 75%
over the net sales of $41,128,000 reported in
the preceding yr-ar.
Although most of the increase in sales reflects
the acquisition of Pacific Can, sales of National's Central and Atlantic
Divisions increased by approximately 10% over the 1954 levels.
"The
increase
in sales by these two Divisions/'
said Mr. Solinsky, "was
achieved in spite of adverse weather conditions in certain sections of
the area served by the company."
;
» '
\'£
* " '
,
•
. .....
public offering of
a
V.\
■
Can Corp.—Sales and
sales
Net
order
registration
Exchange Commission on April 9 issued
and
'
/
.
year,
that
company
Offering Susp'd
Mizpah Uranium & Oil Corp.—Stock
The Securities
and
during
paid
the
in
Thus this is the only, dividend
1956.
1
Future dividends might be distributed on a periodic basis and will
be determined in the light of conditions existing in subsequent years.
'»P. J.
Neff, President, reported to the board that the property of
the
company
was
in excellent condition and advised them if the
economy stayed on the present level throughout the year, he estimated
the
income
for the yea.*
1956 would be larger than for 1955.—V.
183, p. 1756.
,
will
'
"
"
.
ry.
From
Gross
increased sales and higher earnings during 1955 were
shown by this corporation, it was disclosed on March, 26 by Robert S.Solinsky, in the annual report mailed to shareholders.
The report
also stated that "through the. acquisition of Pacific Can Co., earlier
earnings of the preceding year.
of
that
Net
Substantially
.
the
to
Pursuant
out
■ :
from
Net
to original holders who there-,
for securities under the plan
If not then issued,
said
774.
National
stock,
1956 or,
receive
183, p.
April 11 ueclared a $2 per share dividend on the
payable on May 15, 1956 to holders of record
on
Net
this year of
construction
New Class A Stock—
Declares $2 Dividend on
April 23,
;
May 8 for the purchase from
on
certificates.—V.
Connecting RR.- -Earnings—
February—
from railway.—-
Gross
forecasting authorities in the field estimate an increase
5% to 6% over 1955, Mr. Shipley said.—
The principal
in
V.
The directors
of this year.
half
the second
details in V. 183, p. 1368).
of
;'.
\
plans to receive bids
York
New
.
constructed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. at 100% and accrued inter¬
est and resold by them.
The remaining $22,220,300 of
new notes were issued in exchange for the bonds
(see
"A"
amounting -to.
•
are
Shipley announced that the new dryers and a
at the Diamond
plant near Nelsonvilie,
Mr.
$779,700 of collateral trust 4V4% notes, due March 1,
1976, which were not issued in exchange for first mort¬
gage bonds of New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry. Co.
pursuant to Missouri Pacific RR.'s offer dated March 14,
1956, have been taken up by the underwriters headed
class
increased,
-
$4,650,000 equipment trust
of
'
The
new
*
ment Trust Certificates— '
-
^
were
.
:
1757.
p.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—To Sell Equip¬
;
expected to be up about 50% over
due to the conversion of facilities at plants at Hobart, Ind.,
sales
last
„
Pacific
Missouri
183,
•
3,186,487
580,041
oper.
month
reported on April 5.
was a good
profits should be greater;
for March, he added, bub it
been closed
not
investments/ similarly
$97,641,698 at year end, compared with $62,429,501 at the end of 1954.
—v.
up
1355, R. A. Shipley, President,
months in
same
Books have
than
railway__ii.*_
from
Net
347,052
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
$1,684,263
328,084
short-term
Gash, and
_': . ; y * ♦ i
29% above
in January and February were $257,586,
Net earnings
$1,606,802
3,315,364
income—
oper.
From
252,359
'1953
'
Corp.—Earnings. Up 29
Natco
,
1954
-
$1,511,397
236,958
$1,657,391
railway
from
Net
railway
from
Gross
1955:
1956-
,
Truck
Norwalk
lines, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention
;
;was made in
our
issue of April 2 of the public offering
*
The
SEC
company
on
March
20
covering 6,000,000 shares
offered
at
Denver.
five
Colo.
cents
The
filed
of
share,
per
proceeds
are
a
letter
stock
common
through
for
notification
of
(par
cent)
one
Columbia
the
to
Securities
incident
expenses
with
to
New York Central
be
Although
only 7.6%
income
by
Co.,
mining
operations.
road's
Mueller Brass Co.
i
1956
-
sales
Costs
and
Federal
Net
1_
—
taxes,
182,
per/share of
761.909
Gross
1965
13,880,135
'
575,500
common
•
;/
stock
$535,376
t557,458
555T.233
,'{$1,27
$0.96
li
an!
report, mailed on
'
' >
:
railway operating
'
!.
-
totaled
■
-
$762,666,356
for
of
<
1955,
BUSINESS—The
the
Jan.
]
.
only
1923,
15,
6,
Feb.
<The( company
the
name
company;
name
was
of
incorporated in Ohio on
Norwalk Truck Line Co. On
Norwalk Truck Lines Inc.
was
The
changed
to
Laa. two wholly owned subsidiaries—Norwalk Truck Line
Inc., incorporated in Indiana on Dec. 17,- 1934;and
Indiana,
of
Co:
,
present
under
the
1956,
Norwalk
Illinois
l»ine
Truck
ai, 1953. ,
•.
'. The company presently
Co.,
operates
incorporated
in
Illinois
on
Dec.
43
.
be
.income
7t«"fp
distinguished from net income, .which is net railway operating
plus other income.from non-rail sources minus fixed charges.
previously announced, net income of the Central for 1955
$52,281:3,814, compare^,,with $9,187,509 in the previous year.]
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—March Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
1956—Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955 )
•
$17,173,238 $12,682,789 $39,714,818 $34,076,443
p.
revenues
to 41,662 shareholders
shares of class B common stock (par
share through The Ohio Company,
Further details follow:
-
per
' *•
terminals, of whi-Jh 14 are
«wned by the company and 29 are occupied- under- lease: The companyf Net- railway
operating-income is the-amount left from railway "
;operating -revenues after ail expenses, -including faxes and equipment^ ;tewned terminals include those at Cleveland, Detroit and;Chicago.—'»
and joint facility rents but before deductions for fixed charges. It is
"i DIVIDENDS—The directors have recently determined to adopt a
As
183,
April 3
more
than
the-, previous
year's.' However,-, net
railway
operating income for 1955- increased by $40,862,465, to a total of
$73,897,427—the highest sudh" income for any railroad in the United
States, last year.
-•
•t
v
•
to
p. 311a
Sales
$1) at $13.33
Columbus, O.
of this company increased
•
$706,679
*
—V.
revenues
$53,936,394
$14,991,011
17,836.478
-
outstanding at end of period,'
Earnings
—V.
expenses,/.
income
earnings
Shares
•
'
$19,305,066
all
RR^-Reports Increased Earnings—
railway operating
last year, the - Central raised its net' railway operating
124%, Alfred E. Perjrtian, President, announced in the
annual
Central.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Feb. 29—
Net
gross
and sale of 159,080
1369.
policy, to
the
238,435,
at
operating efficiencies of the Central resulted in a
workingpcapital of the railroad ito $63,604,185 from S45v«rclose of- the previous year, according/to the report.
tho
dividends
the
class
on
B
at
an
common
annual rate-of at least BOicents per
stock, payable quarterly,: so >lqng (afc,
of the board of directors, the financial conditions and
earnings of the company continue to warrant such a dividend': policy.
The directors have also indicated that it is their present intention to
in
The-increased
ralselhi
pay
share
was
*
the
declare
mon
opinion
stock
stock
dividends
thereby
on
the
conseving
outstanding
cash
earnings
class
for
A non-voting com¬
working capital and
Number 5525... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
&
(1861)
of
expansion
have
of
cash
lieu
in
the
stock
mon
business.
The
present
expressed their
dividends.
Years End. Dec. 31—
holders
willingness
1955
to
of
the
receive
1954
class
stock
A
signed its research scientists to develop a new process
whereby polio
is inactivated through irradiation in combination with
formal¬
dehyde.
On Feb. 24, the Public Health Service announced in Wash¬
ington the first release of the new Parke-Davis polio vaccine.1
com¬
dividends
1953
1952
Mr.
Net
Loynd told the
operating
revenue $28,640,997 $24,177,379 $25,367,963 $22,690,753
Oper. & maint'ance exp.
22,286,070
19,615,771
20,766,999
18,151,196
released- about
Administrative
more
eral
&
gen¬
1,391,737
expenses
1,026,107
1,065,658
900,092
and
Taxes
Iicenses_____
1,935,371
1,662,022
1,466,518
1,228.085
&
amortization
1,208,539
1,127,229
1,070,463
956,784
$1,818,380
$746,250
$998,325
$1,454,595
147,036
72,793
125,500
68,151
Deprec.
Operating
Other
income
.
income
Total
$1,965,416
$819,043
$1,123,825
103,813
91,611
62,275
deductions..
Taxes
income
on
(est.)
903,717
342,751
profit...
See
also
J,,
V.
183,
$957,886
$384,686"
are
said.
Mr.
now
*
.
starting
Nuclear
The
$726,201
the
Instrument
latest
issue
Chemical
&
'
*
Corp.—Gamma-Ray
the technique.—V. Tb2,
2133.
p.
•
^
/
1955,
over
authorized
ferred
the
stock
and
an
one
share
would
of
The
'
80 %
Under
net
income
Don
for
marily
have
of
through
similar
Ohio
voting
amounted
of
to
Ohio,
produce
accepted
of
power
pointed
all
He
distribution
by
their
that
goods
said
which
and
economies
in
administration
the
to
accept the
Match
offer.—V:
company
and
183,
SEC
corporation
covering
($100
par
used
lor
April
on
other
3,000
a
of
shares
share),
per
10%
preferred
without
working capital,
■
filed
letter
of
costs.
180,
March
on
26
filed
The
letter
a
to
be
with
offered
of
notification
with
the
.
Hugh
J.
Co.—New
Chairman
President
of
the
Board, on April 12
Executive
Vice-President,
W.
Hugh
J.
Chisolm,
Mr.
who
Hovey
Falls Power Co.,
formerly
also
held
both
elected
was
to
wholly-owned
a
Pabst Brewing
announced
offices
the
of
board
subsidiary.—V.
Chairman
of
183,
p,
the
and
Rumford
1370.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Pacific finance Corp.
This
corporation tiled
10,
1956, covering
offered
for
Blyth &
•
public
Co.,
offering
Inc.
price
and
and
registration
a
statement
with
the
HornbJcwer
underwriting
Weeks.
&
terms
The
to
are
interest
and
proceeds
will
—V.
be
183,
will
be
SEC
An
added
to
the
be
general
supplied
funds
of
by
be
amend¬
company
bank loans.
1476.
p.
&
This
corporation,
explore,
U.S.A.,
the
Metals Corp.
recently
drill
and
Republic
Cuba
The board of directors consists
oil,
G.
Holloway,
Jr.,
Walt
Dobbs.
Counsel;
Mr.
partner,
Laurence
registration
stated
of
Delaware,
mineral
has
been
properties
in
Canada.
Walter
Howell,
shares
The
F.
an
William
Casey,
Mr.
Walter E.
are:
G.
Mulligan,
Seibert, President;
Vice-President and
are
issued
of
has
directed
been
to
file
and
outstanding.
corporation
is
located
at
120
Broadway,
Y.
N.
Negro
is
company
engaged
now
in
drilling
operations
the
near
city of Havana.
Mr.
of
Seibert
the
and
Wise
which
of
includes
revealed
Kickapoo
interest
that
Oil
in
12
&
Pan
Gas
Cuba
Corp.,
producing
has
purchased 100%
Wichita Falls, Texas,
wells
and
1,800
acres
of
adjacent leases.
SEC
corporation
covering
to
pursuant
chased
$10
per
in
which
will
western
Gas
on
1,500
March
shares
Employees'
the
open
share.—V.
J 83,
p.
26
of
Stock
market
company
centimeters of its
&
filed
a
letter
stock
common,
Purchase
at
of
(par
Plan.
$15,004.07
notification
$1)
to
v/ith
be
These
shares
at
or
average
an
the
offered
were
pur¬
price
of
1370.
Loynd, President, said
Last June, when the
polio
vaccine,
Co.—New Polio Vaccine—
to produce
approxiately
30,000,000
cubic
poliomyelitis vaccine by Dec. 31, 1956, Harry J.
on
since
requirements
he
said.
of
the
wells
income
net
$325,257
$843,605
$709,935
income...
876,896
823,546
1,713,107
1,765,392
ry.
1234,;
p.
4,848,815
"
:
•
Natural
period
the
initial
application, is the newest development of
Corporation, a subsidiary.
Chemical
product,, .to
of
available
against
be
known
chlorine
to
at
Pittabs,
maintain
algae
germs,
and
a
were
has been
of
As
share
of
first
the
for
first
that
quarter
sales
34%
was
of
for
40
or
"
first
stock.
cents
1955.
the
higher
the
common
first
than
quarter
months,"
Mr.
the
Adams
said, "the
$9,900,000 or $5.88
same
Mr.
Adams
with
quarter
first
improvement
said
1954
quarter
that
resulted
1956,
of
of
per
share
per
$4.31
or
share
1955."
year
of
company
the
1955
in
in
in
Pittsburgh
1955,
net
a
sales
sales
a
income
increase
resulted
in
of
the
Steel's
increase
increase
34%
earn¬
of
of
42%
246%'.
by comparison
increase in net
171%
income.
Mr.
Adams
Steel's
attributed
$65,000,000
making
"If
hot
is
and
deficiency
Steel
of
and
for
said
cold
the
eliminated,"
in
1955
at
operated
we
Mr.
at
99%
Adams
65%
by
said,
its
of
steel-
comparison
with
industry."
of
Pittsburgh
sheets
increase
been
operated
that
and
85%
by
Steel's
the
1975.
production
demand
is
for
these
Steel
Pittsburgh
did
in
now
products
not
make
prior to June 10, 1953 and March 16, 1954, respectively.
by
describing a current $15,000,000 cost reduction
at Pittsburgh Steel and scheduled for com¬
continued
program
pletion
"It
now
underway
within
will
a
year.
increase
comparison,
increase
an
position
■
not
have
51%
rolled
to
had
Instead,
93%
Adams
earnings
to Pittsburgh
of Progress, which expanded basic steeleliminated
a
critical
deficiency in finishing
would
capacity.
expected
By
improved
;v. '
this
Mr.
the
Program
capacity
facilities.
Warren
of
will
program
said—V.
steel
in
11%
capacity by 180,000 tons a
industry's current expansion
three
increase
183,
.
.
ingot
the
the
Beyond
years.
company's
question
earnings
year,
of
14%.
or
will
result
in
doubt, this
Mr. Adams
a
potential,"
211.
p.
third,
and
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
a
February—
of
the
stated
which
nine
measure
comparison
the
average
Co.
in
earned
President,
calendar
further
ings position,
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Pipeline
stock
past
the
"Pittsburgh
Gas
income
net
a
per
earning at the annual rate of
stock, by comparison with $7,515,000
for
a
with
present
system;
a
District Pipeline Co.;
$1.46
or
common
reported
pro¬
announced
10
$49,944,000,
the
In
in
continuous
year.
"During
area,
three
pipe
the
permits
more uniformly controlled
organisms.
It is particu¬
other
of. 171%. when compared to the $909,741
Adams,
last
period
$2,469,624
common
C.
1956
April
of
increase
of
Avery
of
on
1956
an
share
a
feet.
Sleeper
of
by
eight-inch
America,
Gross
by Peoples
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
—V.
1954
1953
$549,854
$718,839
128,624
103,010
202.092
.81,902
82,148
122,156
92,421
.
I
railway
A
1,464,408
1,191,167
1,185,006
railway.,- 340,510
from
ry.
1955
$586,653
1—
Jan.
from
Net
of such over-all
the sale of mortgage
construction periods, of course,
.
fncome—
oper.
From
sub¬
1956
railway
railway—
from
$707,029
159,109
from
Net
through
for
and
January
increase of $1,462,177 over
these two
months
of
1956
an
for
$415,879
$5,558,750
'
,234,678
149,019
255,140
income
oper,,
183, p.
195,414
1,464,841
,376.430
186,561
236,144
1758.
V
,
initially through bank loans."
Consolidated
Earnings
oper.L
fr.
company
This is
Co.
2360.
the
during
1956—2 Mos.—1955
5,910,781
new
quarter
$4,663,494 $14,213,724 $13,302,284
raised
1956—Month—1955
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
,
7,631
for
that the major portion
be
"Financing
handled
$5,125,337,
will
is
Clairsville.
$6,754,386
hours after
18
The
1
Chicago
both
Newlin
St.
hypochlorite in tablet from, designed for
treating the water
swimming pools to provide a supply of chlorine throughout a
in Chicago.
presently contemplated
be
may
that
Mr.
of
advantageous for small swimming pools.
Individual tablets are
seven-eighths
inch ' in
diameter,
approximately
three-eighths
inch
five grams of calcium
hypoclorite.—V. 183, p. 889.
its capacity stepped up to carry the anticipated new
and Chicago District are subsidiary companies of Peoples
planned that common stock sold by them to provide the
1,230,203 shares,
February,
the
period
same
$4.17
were
1956,
in
1955.
share
per
Portland
was
Bids
Room
from
it
The
much
are
will
at
19
as
Mr. Oates pointed out that gas sales in the winter months
higher than during the rest of the year.—V. 183, p. 1757.
Gas
Coke Co.—Bids April
&
19—
'
on
compared with $3.28 a share on the 1,118,367 shares
outstanding at the end of February, 1955.
of
be
received
by the company up to noon (EST)
on
April
Two Rector St., New York 6, N. Y„ for the purchase
first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1976.
proceeds are to be used to further the company's 1956
2033,
$3,350,000
net
construction
other
for
and
program
corporate
purposes.—V.
183,
1758.
p.
Peoples State Loan Co. of Delaware, Highland
With SEC—
April 3.
company
it: voluntarily
(One
was
cc.
one
withdrew
is
equivalent to
of the
from
one
shot.)
biggest manufacturers
the
program
and
Park,
Power-Freeze, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
Mich.—Files
The
SEC
company
and
1961
used
which
of 5%
of
$175,000
to
to
be
March
on
$75,000
covering
offered
be
to
in
6%
at
the
The
30 filed a letter of notification with the
subordinated debenture notes due July 1,
subordinated debenture notes due July 1,
SEC
at
Prudential
The
1935.
SEC
Basin Pipeline
Federal
construct
facilites
transport into its system
gas
day.
per
Permian
a
authorized
this
company
as¬
of
stock
(no
notification
on
Uranium
March
21
filed
cents
The
proceeds
are
of
stock
with
be
Atlanta,
Corp.—Files
letter
a
common
share,
per
to
pari
With
notification
(par
two
the
offered
Ga.
Ttxe
SEC
with
cents)
the
to
be
through
Skyline
Securities,
Inc.,
to
pay
for expenses incident to
operations.
Prudential Fund of Boston, Inc., Boston,
Mass.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
will
Colo.
mining
to
letter
filed
6,000,000 shares of
five
at
Denver,
Andrews County, Texas, to enable it to
additional 25 million cubic feet of natural
a
common
28
of
in
an
construct
miles
19
horsepower compressor station
will
has
Commission
Power
pipeline
Co.—To Build Pipeline—
March
shares
Federal
corporation
covering
offered
Permian
on
3,300
share, through Franklin Securities Co.,
are
for inventory and working capital.
per
proceeds
underwriting. The proceeds are
debenture notes of the company
1957 and 1958,
and to increase
1956,
years
capital.—V. 179, p.
corporation
covering
$15
without
outstanding
par,
all
redeem
mature
16-inch
of
pipeline
and
6,750
a
receive and transport the gas,
to
The
which
corporation on April 6 filed
registration
statement
covering
its
be
purchased from Phillips Petroleum Co.
The FPC also issued
certificate to Phillips, authorizing it to sell the gas to the pipeline
common
capital
stock
(par
with
the
SEC
an
additional
an
$1).—V.
177,
p.
amendment
16,000
shares
to
of
2681.
company.
Estimated
cost
the
of
Co.—V.
183,
of
facilities to
pipeline
operates a
transportation
natural
be built by
in Texas
system
which
gas
sold
is
Permian
and
to
is
Prudential
$2,790,000.
Mexico
New
Northern
for
With
the
Natural
Gas
and
N. J.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
The
1477.
p.
Investors, Inc., Elizabeth,
Securities
its
corporation on April 6 filed
registration statement covering
capital
stock
(par
with
an
the
SEC
additional
an
amendment
2,500,000
shares
to
of
$2).
Pike Natural Gas Co.—Stock Offered—The Ohio Com¬
110,000 shares of class A
stock at $5
common
PROCEEDS—The
the
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
construction program in Pike County, Ohio.
areas
between
N.
D.
Linger,
to
July.
and
of
as
servicing
end
of
on
the
business
the
the
as
soon
than
more
growth
with
feet
through
of
in
midway
Refractory & Insulation Corp.—Sales and Earns. Up—
Years Ended
will
from
commercial
about
1960.
gas
per
Pike's
poJnt
to
A
by
and
1960.
We
industrial
with Piketon.
these facilities,
gas
Gas
can
cubic
be
and
feet
obtained
obtaining
PERSONNEL—Officers of
lines
to
and
for
Co.
supply
will
inch natural
6%
expect
12,000,000
Transmission
Beaver
Net
tap
gas
Waverly,
also
up
has
a
to
when
of
completed,
natural
gas
the
company
a
Net
20-year
5,000,000
demand
into the TGT pipe¬
transmission line will
a
4*/2 inch line
with
be
capable
he
of
added.
sup¬
Addi¬
contract with Ten¬
Linger explained.
new
Mr.
are:
to
daily,"
James
D.
Reilly,
1954
$2,720,946
270,969
248.630
$2,752,819
$2,472,316
363,211
j.
Federal
before
Provision
216,653
taxes..
income
..
income
taxes
—
183,496
106,557
$179,715
Federal
for
income
Dividends
Chair¬
paid
"Earnings per
"Based
on
$110,096
H.
+
f
30,000
SO.73
quarter
sales for 1956 are substantially ahead of the
indications are this trend will continue, the
last year and
period
N.
56,250
$1.20
.
share
150,000 presently outstanding.
NOTE—First
same
company
by negotiating
FPC approval,
1955
$3,023,788
expect
users."
estimated
31—
expense
sales
Income
,
Dec.
sales
Delivery
ground is dry enough.
residential natural gas
triple
sufficient
transmission
County.
this
Gas
day,
Gross
1,000
year," Mr. Linger stated. "Engineering
of similar size companies, forecast the
users
Tennessee
Jackson
from
nessee
gas
plant,
Linger explained that Pike Natural Gas Company
contract
tional
laid
be
to be
household
considerable
"We
natural
energy
This
Chillicothe, Ohio.
the
by
number
plying
provide
finance
General
will
expect
based
in
to
atomic
company expects to open bids May 24 for an equipment certifi¬
offering for about $6,600,000.
offering would represent the initial instalment of a $12,000,000
equipment issue.
The
financing is designed to cover for the road
about 75%
of a $16,000,000 freight car order.—V. 183, p. 1758.
cate
Superintendent, announced that the company
servicing customers in Waverly, Piketon and Beaver
halted by weather last fall, will resume within
weeks, he added. More than 42 miles of pipe have been
reports,
Mr.
completed
help
The
,
start
two
delivered
cubic
formed
was
recently
and
share.
per
Construction,
next
"We
company
the
near
Portsmouth
expects
the
Reading Co.—To Receive Bids May 24—
Columbus, O., is offering, only to Ohio investors,
pany,
connecting
expects
new
at
of their requirements will be purchased
Illinois Commerce Commission approval.
is
"It
said
Bank
2,404,020
oper.
The
have
is
financial
run
Of
the
for
Ohio.
National
$2,729,277
protection
daily with
gas
portion
ject to
line
Parke, Davis
of
topped
west
of
p.
from
Texas
Clairsville,
is
of
the
for
2,891,820
addition
gas,
it
equity
J
This
of
line
St.
First
Jepson
agents
$3,307,699
these products
Calumet
Oates
customers
Panhandle Oil Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
feet
1956—Month—1955
counties
the
Mr.
manager
expenses.
Columbia-Southern
Expansion plans for the Peoples Gas system will require a total of
$130,000,000 In- new financing in the next two years, James F. Oates,
Jr., Chairman, told stockholders of the company on April 5.
Included in the total are: the previously announced $80,000,000 en¬
largement of long distance pipeline capacity to bring Rocky Mountain
natural gas to Chicago; the $35,000,000 extension of a line into Jack
$13,000,000
in
of
Co.
insurance
office
was
thick and contain
Petroleum
latest discovery.
•
miles
132,
Co.
Coal
general
a
Coal
revenue..
183,
He
in
further
assets
Parker
three
:
15
Co.,
Hanna
Calcium
in
of
requesting authority to construct
totaling 38 miles in length, in Erie and
Chautauqua County, N. Y., has been ac¬
and
&
formerly
larly
sand,
completed
Counties.—V.
BUSINESS—The
on April 12 announced the acquisition by this
company
controlling interest in Oro Negro Drilling Co., Havana, Cuba, by
purchase and option of 3,500,000 shares of Oro Negro stock. The
Oro
.
that-
and
1370.
p.
company's
Announces Cuban and Texan Acquisitions—
the
selected,
company
County,
Consolidation
Brown
of
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Product—
;
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—New Financing—
C.
Mr. Seibert,
of
$10,000,000
new
a
with the Securities and
Exchange Commission,
equity olfering planned to take place later this year.
authorized
7,500,000 shares, about
1,000,000
the
been
placed
mile
„
this
by
Erie
in
183,
Treasurer.
Mulligan
corporation's
office
had
$5,085,161
—V.
statement
preparatory to
the
corporation
that
—V.
De Golyer and McNaughton,
on
one
Manager
oper.
making
Peimian
new
Vice-President;
and
Seibert
Of
has
pipelines,
gas
line
Citv.
The officers of the
hasn't
Morrow
and
1617.
p.
Chautauqua
The
in
and
gas
in
and
E. Seibert, New York
City;
Holloway & Howell,
Dallas,
Texas; John F. Johnston, President, Oakeley,
Vaughan & Johnston,
Inc., New York City; Joseph M. Batchelder, President,
Joseph
M.
Eatchelder Co. Boston, Mass.; W. Horace
Schmidlapp, New York City;
Jack F. Chrysler, New York
City; ana Frank Brooks Bielaski, New York
W.
Petroleum
and
(Del.)—Formed—Plans
incorporated
operate
of
over
Counties, Pa.,, and
cepted for filing, the Federal Power Commission announced on April 3.
The project, estimated to cost $930,000, will include 23 miles of 10-
Equity Financing—
formed to
south
Mr.
General
,
feet prior to this
of 9,000,000 cubic
Upper
Warren
1965,
the
initially applied to the reduction of short-term
Pan Cuba Oil
the
the
miles
183,
natural
working
-
two
application
two
on
by
public
rate,
ment.
Net
rate
Va.
Construction
rev.
12%
a
rise
183, p. 996.
which
and
Harry
Newlin,
(Calif.)—Registers With SEC—
$25,000,000 of debentures, due 197i, to
through an underwriting group headed
sale
36.5%
a
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—To Build Pipeline—
bonds,"
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on April 4 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $11.25 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 60 cents
per share.
It was
completed.—V. 183, p. 996.
April
the
at
from
Parker
Mr.
succeeding
President.
is
ducers.—V.
Elected—
Hovey,
formerly
has
been
elected Vice-Chairman of the Board, and William H.
Chisholm, formerly
Vice-President, has been elected President of the company,
;
figures
billion cubic
$4,000,000 line by Peoples Gas
Chisholm,
Rex
12
distillate
where
be
are
covering 7,488 shares of common stock (no par) to be o fered
exchange for shares of common stock of Otis Pressure Control Ex-'
port, Inc., on a 12-for-l basis.
LThe Otis Pressure Control Export
shares are valued at $187,200.]
Paper
$123,113,244,
at
to
proceeds
in
Oxford
of
Co., Inc.—Increases Reserves—
Sales
the
SEC
that
at
tested
T.
I.
oper.
Net ry.
consideration.
he added.—V.
director;
a
and
rise in earnings this
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up
Engineering Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
The corporation
.
Center
W.
O.
Railway
Railway
company
'
Research
under
Period End. March 31—
i
Otis
sales
net
-
engineers,
well
well
new
2191.
p.
10-15%
a
the
and
director
a
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
-
vaccine,
and net earnings of $14,322,015,
are
inch
notification
stock
underwriting.
etc.;—V.
;
1476.
p.
4
polio
President
and
Vice-President
Period End. Feb. 29—
flowing pressure was 1,885 pounds and bottom hole pressure
was 2,270 pounds.
The company will test the basal Morrow and Chester lime.
This
pri¬
Olympic Investing Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files—
The
and
reported
company
1954,
Medical
reserves
spray
companies
coordination
a
Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles has bee.i designated
depositary to receive the shares of Hunt stockholders who elect
as
sales
of
&
week,"
and
sold
are
two
that
and
Ohio
marketing efforts and facilities will enable them to meet these
problems more effectively.
He also expressed the opinion
that in¬
tegration of the two managements will make possible increased effi¬
The
P.
The 12-minute drillstem test at 7,631-69 feet surfaced
gas in 15 seconds.
Hunt
of
ciencies
new
The
holders
of
combined
both
that- the
problems
each
is
Executive Vice-President
—V. 182, p. 2024.
gas reserves of this company will be increased by one-third
of the opening of a new gas pool in Beaver
County, Okla.,
Mitchell, Orville H. Parker, President, predicted on April 5.
pool will increase gas reserves of the company to 18 billion
1
petroleum
common
classes
and
out
consumer
exclusive
cubic feet, according to estimates based
gas
Ohio
Wheeling,
Maximum
be
must
$107,398,260
trade.
grocery
and
No.
This
stockholders
common
share
-
of
part
the
sales
Hunt
one
cycle
Henry G. Jepson,
a
division of Pittsburgh
President
of
Schenk,
Jepson
result
a
at
pre¬
proposed transaction Hunt would become
Combined sales of the two companies, based
$4,268,381.
most
5 %
Ohio
as
who
shares.
offer
President
the
was
10
the
1955,
was
Inc.,
April
preferred for each share of
preferred available for this alter¬
combined
the
Foods,
Hunt
Ohio
exchange
Ohio.
in
Young,
Hunt
of
of
operations
of
18,302
the
terms
subsidiary
on
the
of
of
the
Board;
Secretary-Treasurer
Reilly
Net
Parker Petroleum
value Hunt 5% preference s^ock
basis of two shares of Ohio for
par
on
share
amount
to
effective,
least
at
stock.
common
one-fifth
limited
be
$10
As
an
alternative,
opportunity to accept
an
with
is
To
of
of
stock
meeting held on
of $100 par value
a
share
one
shares
the
at
Hunt.
common.
native
a
10
given
together
of
offering of
for
of
company
stockholders
exchange
be
Hunt
this
Ohio
in
cc.
Loynd told the stockholders that the site of the
Natural
by
by
that,
increase in
Brazil and England,
-
Acquisition
the
possible sites
Ohio Match Co.—Acquisition of Hunt Foods Voted—
approved
2,000,000
the
Co.,
Discussing other capital expenditures, Mr. Loynd said a new $2,000,000 laboratory
would be opened at Brockville, Ontario,
in July.
A
new laboratory
may be established in Pakistan, while present facilities
in India
may be expanded.
A "small new plant'" may be built in
Colombia, and "additions may be made to Parke-Davis facilitiies in
,
Analyzer used In
about
previous year.
24
Nucleus,", company magazine published by
this corporation, describes spectrometry techniques as applied to the
measurement
of
gamma-emitting
radioactive
sources.
"
> Photographs and drawings illustrate toe principles
of gamma-ray
spectrometry, and the issue fully describes the manufacturer's new
Radiation
has
1,000,000
•
10%
a
Parke-Davis
.
"The
of
that
.
For
Mr.
.
government
and
;
Loynd predicted
increase
Spectrometry Described—
the
Mr.
"By the end of June," he said, "we hope to get release of 10,000,000
then an additional 20,000,000 cc, between July 1 and Dec. 31."
Loynd referred to the new $2,000,000 polio vaccine facilities on
the company's 700-acre farm at Rochester, Mich., about 35 miles North
of
the
main
laboratories
in
Detroit,
and
that
it
takes
explained
90-120 days to produce and test
"polio Vaccine.
would have
691,750
$592,260
date,
cc.
of the new vaccine,
gain approval this month.
of
Brown,
director.
Mr.
he
1617.
p.
to
2,500,000
year.
Net
that,
L.
cc.,
„
$1,522,746
104,795
469,290
stockholders
expected to
are
"We
Other
man
virus
stated.
Clark,
President,
and
part:
Frank
Christensen,
Chairman,
said
in
.
major change took place in the corporate structure. The
number of shares was increased from 20,000 to 500,000 authorized and
"In
1955
a
150,000 issued
and outstanding.
Thirty thousand shares owned by the
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1862)
major stockholders were sold
The company did
share.
a
"The
of
sum
$77,000
for
in these sales.
capital outlay in
AS
OP
The
not participate
spent
was
the
factory
share
The
SHEET
BALANCE
31
DEC.
$232,179
307,503
—_
and
Accounts
Inventories
277,432
basisi
of
first-out
(first-in,
cost
inactive
sub.
nominal
(at
assets
Total
*
50,684
~$1,219,323
_____
_
$1,016,878
-;/•>
175'269
________—34,123
income
Federal
Other
taxes
Accrued
compensation
stock
.•Common
Earned
——-i.——————
—
used
surplus
;be
t
•Represented by
shares
150,000
1954.—V.
in
182,
$1
par
------
354,000
1955 and 20,000
shares in
513.
p.
Corp.,
added
total
a
of
for
the
April
on
filed
2
letter
a
States
funds
10,
1956,- as
Necessity
and
EARNINGS—For
had
and
had
crossings
authorized
the
it
service
This
through
corporation
has
subsidiary
European
its
signed
ies
.uO.ie
craft
md
x'-o
Hiuiuerrlash
tvi'-84F
by
'
GIVING
air¬
EFFECT
and
deprocessing,
test-flying and
and fighter-bomber aircraft,
which are
among the world's fastest planes.
Large numbers of the
Republic planes are expected to be first-line in the new German Air
Til
Force.
in
15
n
e.-
tlncludes
already
are
x^unufcxiiasiics-
,iu
in
.
in
service
its
agreed
has
ber
of
on
to
of
purchase
shares
of
below:
Union
of
Securities
underwriters
severally
set
The
a
of
1953.
Production
•
•
,* *•'
4i.
Riegel
John
"
•;
...)
i
Wright,
&
Co.
Paine,
Tinto
of
corporation
all
—V.
I.
183,
dian
29
following
that
announced
of
the
Rio
company
Canada
(Canada),
to
Ltd., will have
an
completion
officers
the
of
company
for
mately
will
consist,
of
will
include
holdings
River uranium mining companies with special price contracts, and other
companies in the same field with known ore reserves, and also include
interesting portfolio of base
an
It
is
-share
also
understood
debenture
and
that
issues
metal
is
being
investments.
available
will
be
'
$4,000,000
subscribed
cash
from
English
of
sources.—V.
181,
Rio Tinto
(Canada) Ltd.
above.
:
;
Stock
SEC
March
30
filed,
letter
a
of
750.
Mr.
to
be
at
per
par
6%
West
the
offered
e
at
($50
April 2 offered publicly $600,000
notes, dated Jan. 15, 1956, and due
semi-annually, July 15, 1957 to Jan. 15, .1971, inclusive.
The
SEC
""($1
Gulch
With
on
Uranium
Securities
Co., Inc., Central
and
City,-Colo.
Exchange Commission— '
coloration on March 22 <filed
covering
150,000
share),
per
incident
to
shares
without
mining
of
a
letter of
stock
common
underwriting.
The
notification
to
be
proceeds
with
offered
are
for
•
stock
used
not
of
Sales
at
the
in
183,
p.
$
See
Britalta
Petroleums
Ltd.
Savannah & Atlanta
Period End. Feb. 29—
Railway
Railway
f
j„
—V.
revenue__
$327,693
oper.
expenses.
221,958
v
*
Net
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
r»-tR—Month—1955
oper.
'
rev„
a
Jr. rv.
r"
183,
189,723
;
oper._
'--ome—.
p.
$314,931
1371.
-
$105,735
.
46,270,
the
to
'_
Up—
Federal
Power
in
par,
the
$100
preferred
Other
of
to
be
on
shares
■«
Net
V.
58,559
104,543
controlling
in
series
a
interest
of
of
President
Mr,
Kaye,
•
the
in
acquisitions
in
assets,.-was
the
of
"is
an-
parent
asset
an
that
-
:>
■
■
•
■
-
' !
p;
1956
1955
,$1,211,376
______
$1,131,338
;-
v
President
is
director
a
of
The
director
of
F.; J.
a
-York
of
of
Co.
MWvale
Co.,
StokeS
'•
Phila¬
Co>
Machine
998.
former
a
Corp.,'Pennsylvania Salt Manu¬
Philadelphia and Baldwin Secu¬
President
of> the
Franklin
Institute.
:
.
at
March
on
for
25
cents
30
filed
incident
expenses
to
letter
a
without
of
notification
<
stock
common
per, share,
five
(par
with
cents)
underwriting. .Miie
mining operations—V.
pro¬
183, .p.-Io20.
Conarro
of
John
and
the
Board,
Dillon
T.
have
been
respectively.
formerly
elected
President
'
Executive
was
..
ViC3-President
and
and
.
Mr.> Dillon
formerly President of the corporation;
~
Stylon Corp.—Stock Issued for
stock,
to
share
new
other
is
to
of
2.3
to
under¬
at
115
In
looked
outstanding
bank
first
Silvray's
quarter of
sales ^volume
1955
despite the
like
s
processing;
settl-ed, Mr. Gilbert
for
the
remainder
for
year.
in
in
even
an
This,
school
183,
'
1956—Month—1955
$41,256,700
with
lighting busi¬
history, sur¬
will
183,
$.92,491,827 $82,688,665
60,291,875
52,762.505
5,776,816
11,825,903 ...11,027,507
operating taxes__
3,828,122
St.,
Los
will
first
7,613,551.
$6,199,763
5,632,955
See
to
8
a.m.
Calif.,
also
6,968,637
$12,760,498 $11,930,016
11,708,539
10,792,883
(PST)
receive
183,
p.
The
company
to
to
has
issue
applied
to
$2,500,000
bonds
The
April
on
bids
for
the
mortgage
1520.
the
4V2 %
Federal
17,
at
601
purchase
bonds,
-
:
•
$5,000,000 worth of
would
be
$5,000,000
to
issued
in
extend
bank
them
company said it expects
and
stocks
to
provide
April
notes
to
in
due
109,970
West
from
series
G,
it
due
30
all
Dec.
the
Power
and
share
-
*
for
bond
funds- for
sale
month
Aug.
,
and
1,
the
March
23
to
year
are
the
newly
Private
brand
sales
increase
an
said,
-
ultimately
that
exceed
the
of
the
in
"the
Vomado
development
reach
may
circulator
the
Vornado
where
conditioner
air
room
air
of
point
a
the
unit
business."—
Ferry, Inc.—Bonds Placed Privately-rApril 12, has placed
183, p. 930.
/
.
.
speculation.
as a
;
net
.
the
safe' of* other
balance*'its ; 1956
182, p. 2794.- ms.r.i
.
.
BUSINESS—The
television
activities
decide.
corporation was incorporated
for'tlie
Delaware,
as
:
stations,
the
owning
of
purpose
-
and
to
management of
filed
a
letter
of
notification
in
the company
the
additional
may
1954
4,
chain
a
from
of
in
radio
electronic
time
to
time
-.-
.
maintains
company
York
City.
its
office
home
at
No.
41
East
42nd
St.,
'
,
is
company
Ware,
in
Mass.
the
of
owner
three
radio
stations
The
;
W'XXL
Concord,
WKXV
Knoxville,
is
owned
N.
is
and
operated
by
Capitol
Broadcasting
H.
owned
and
operated
by
Kncxville
Ra-Tel
Inc.
in
1
Tenn.
has just completed organizing an additional subsidiary
corporation,
known
as
Tele
Communications,
Inc.,
which
will
be
wholly-owned by the company, to handle an important new phase «f
the company's activities.
This new company will act as an electronic
company
consulting
as
expert
assist
and
and engineering organization
for
the purpose of
acting
consultants in the fields of telecommunications equipment,
broadcasting, and television stations and systems.
It will
and
its
clients ,i i
systems
for
toe
which
CAPITALIZATION
it
establishment
will
receive
GIVING
and
a
EFFECT
183,
stock
p.
operation
fixed
TO
fee
or
oi
a
PRESENT
(par
five
cents)
—
850,000 shs.
561.
j;'
(Continued
on
page
50)
their
plants
percentage.
FINANCING
Authorized
.
Common
—v.
with
such
in
engage
Jan;
on
operating
and
through' the
ownership of 100% of the,stock of three subsidiary corporati.ns:"~ '
Station WARE is owned and operated by Central
Eroadcasting Corp.
.
f
.
.
full..time
•
I
plants,
I1
*
and
the.
mature
this
1956.
Southwest Arkansas Telephone Cooperative, Inc., Texon
this
degree
season.
proceeds are to be used to convert station
broadcasting;' for purchase of a fourth radio
•'station;- for organization of Tele-Communications, Inc.; and for working capital.:
./
' •
/
Station
Commission
wouM
mature
31,
arkana, Ark.—Files With SEC—*
corporation
this
business."
he
-
bonds—V.
Station
mortgage
bonds
and
for
outstanding short-term bank
capital spending and retire its bank loans—V.
The
conditioners
some
introduced
'
$725,586
air
room
1955,
expects
PROCEEDS—The
-
The
first
extend
wants
,
Tele-Broadcasters, Inc. (Del.)—Stock Offered—Joseph
Mandell Co.,, New York, on April 9, publicly.! offered
200,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) at $1.50
New
Co.—Bids for Bonds—
refunding
V.
key
.•
and
6,003,973
and
<
•
for
.
3.474,427
5.
$6,437,876
up
Angeles,
option
privately, through French & Crawford, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.,
an
issue of $4,112,500 of 4%% first mortgage 10-year
WARE ,to
25,1505,689
company
132,
>'
1372.
p.
serial
per
Co.—Earnings1956—2 Mos.—1955
6,029,007
Southern California Edison
The
Florence,
in¬
29,976,704
expenses—_i_"
income
stock
the
.
were
brand
T. M. T. Trailer
560.
p.
of
stock.—V.
The company, it was announced on
employees
further
ratified
3
Vomado
of
than
which
also
system
V.
quarter
coupled
company's
1955.—V.
private
Sutton
volume
•
.
' "
anticipated
of,the
sales
higher
models
central
outstanding
of
"The
business.; ."Moreover,"
approximately
ran
City
also, has materially increased compared with the preceding
partly through the efforts of the newly established sales depart¬
year,
Mr.
first
of
common
business,
183,
t"f
.
fin^l
very
engineered
Up—
its
or
,
Stylon
questions concerning the outlook for 1956, O. A. Sutton,
Chairman, expressed the opinion that the present year
favorable, given normal weather.
Among other things,
significantly
Gilbert,.
Executive
Vice-President,
the company's application.
-210,000
Bonds—
$400,000
into
and
he stated,
.
loans.—V.
April
,
to
reply
President
held.
10
on
employees.'
and
company's - common
each
about
Sutton Corp.—Outlook Held Favorable—
stockholders
..
the
far,
so
converted
417.
The
shares
sold
that
been
65,576
holders
April 10 were informed that trading in the
scheduled to, begin April
16,
on
the- American
approved
have
•*P/
on
M.
announced
bonds
(O. A.)
basis
redeemable
for
p.
for
380 457
'
.
the
Stokes Machine Co., Inc.—New Director—
Conarro
The
bonds
$607043
'
-
corporation reports for the quarter ended Feb. 29, 1956r*the
three months of the current fiscal year, net income of
$129,164,
compared, with $187,176 for the like quarter a year earlier.—V. 183!
P- 998.
'
notes.
exchange
183, p. 1236.
The
1956—2 Mos.—1955
428,134'
W.
Mr.
Ala.,
Commission
would be
is
offered
one
pay
operating Income
after charges___^__
1984.
$225,817
par
Struthers Wells Corp.—Changes in
Personnel, etc.—.
was
;
preferred
par
stock
notes.
'
the
at'
expenses
first
os!^1955
taxes__v
Operating
Federal
company
$125,203
-
offered
Chairman
2,500
*
1956
;r
offered
End. Feb. 29—
permission
,
•
-t
1372.
p.
are
H.
;
,
Southern Nevada Power Co.—To Issue Bonds—
$
$653,951
:
1
2,500
Co.
promissory
Operating revenues__„__ $46,321,709
•
The
above.
for
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
corporation
be
Corp.
1619.
,
•
-.-
2,500 i
1956—12 Wks.—1955
$
of
the SEC .covering 1,200,000 shares of
t
242,828,807 483,239,980 433,404,802
lamp
3trike
sales
authority
,
Inc.
Co._
be
available,
the
$40,000,000
April 15, 1931.
Saskatchewan Power Corp.—Acquisition—
,
&
&
Sales
product lines and an anticipated upsurg?
promises to make 1956 the best in t ie
Period
par
147,003,679 147,801,382 433,111,363 435,070,250
—V.
Newburger
-Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph
expenses
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Off-
,
Mason-Hagan,
•
would
James
bowl
of
$
'.vr "
,
Bros.
Nalle
The
2,50o
would
Exchange has
ahead
Fifth
1956—4 Wks.—1955
with
offered
are
-Stratum.Uranium Corp., Provo, Utah—Files With SEC
!
4,000
in
basis
stock. is
silvered
new
the
operations.
Period End. March 24—
s,
5,000
4,000
Smith
$50
Net
Russell
i
'•
183,
j.___
passing the record $252,053 earned
Bishop of the Diocese of Covington,
Ky.—Notes- Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
of 3V2%-4% .serial
—Files
be
•
diversification
corporation,"' said
Cofp./,He Is also
—V.
,5,0001
.
Westinghouse Electric Corp., the company's second largest customer
ness
per
Catholic
Bendj Wis.,
.,
5,000
;
T__:
&,Co
;
the
be
are
With
j
Roman
Co._,
5,000
Co.^_>__4,000
although
crease
share),
-Covington,
Mr.
rities
Co.__
company earlier this year
offered
shares to" the public.
"
Gilbert
told
shareholders
that,
figures
of
with
the
The
{
notification
covering 400 shares of common stock (no par)
share, and 1,000 shares of preferred stock
without underwriting.
"
'"
$20
&
of
par
Exchange.
625,000
Roger & Wray's Auto Stores, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Files
on
,>
latest
strategic
facturing Co.,. Provident Trust
''Shares-
&
Any unexchanged
$100
shareholders
company's
'
corporation
of
delphia,
a
Zuckerman,
preferred,
held.
on
would
The
rl'or
The
plan
Richard,.^. Nalle, formerly
Pa. lhas. been elected
muh-+,
their .respective
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—Stock Listed—Sales
Mining Co. of Canada, Ltd.—New Name—
Rio Tinto
corporation
America,, the
2397.
p.
183, p.
ment
which
p.
notification
to
proceeds
/
—
—V.
1478.
p.
proposed
of
of
stock
The
Corp.—Acquires Thorium Firm—
this
.
-
•.(F. J.)
promissory notes would be payable to banks.
The
company said the proceeds from the common stock and the promissory
said
from
$10,000,000
,
-
.
unsecured
«•
resources
in'excess
share
common
The
<
See
The
Blind
in
&
shares
stock
6%
The
value of approxi¬
a
important
letter
a
common
Month of March—•
.
$4,025,000
and
preferred
company's
each
notes
mining interests having
which
by
.
Sales
severally ^
respective
"
dividends.
*
(directors).
$50,000,000
$25,517,587
"
"
'
Julien Collins & Co._
applied
80,500
common
stockholders
The Rio Tinto Group will have a controlling interest in the company.
It is
understood
that the assets of the Rio Tinto Mining
Co. of
Canada Ltd.
of
writers.
of the Board), J. N, V. Duncan
Director), W. B. Malone (Vice-President and Treasurer),
Bouck; Dr. D. R. Derry, Dr. E. B. Gillanders (Vice-Presidents),
Sam Harris, The Hon. Salter Hayden, B. R. P. MacKenziei
Leo^lVtodel,
Turner
has
accrued
be
H.
Mark
177.
ceeds
265,612,2&"
issue
to
new
the
of
J. H. Hirshhorn
(president), R. W. Wright
will
1956—3 Mos.—1955,
company
have
the
<
1236.
p.
company
The
renamed the Rio Tinto Mining Co. of
authorized capital of 400,000 "A" shares of
(Managing
"Sir
183,
permission
be
(Chairman
W.
below
1956—Month—1955
_il
The
40,000,000 common shares of no par value of which
"A" shares and 23,500,000 common shares will' be issued.
and
filed
of
underwriting.
April
13
by John A. Kaye,
.' -' - ' "
.Sterchi
It
$100 par value and
Directors
the
by
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—To Sell Stock—
*
187,000
28
shares
operations. ,'r *
Corp., of
Thorium
-V'.h- '•'
/
.
Rand
.
.
—V.
t
4,000
Co.—March
Period End.March 31—
Sales
shares
.
Tinto
and
.
the proposed amalgamation of Cana¬
and J. H. Hirshhorn will now proceed
planned.
as
-■
March
on
mining
.on
./'The
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
-
6,000
&
•
claims on 3,600 acres of mineral property in. Nevada,
containing substantial.deposits of thorium, uranium, and rare eartns."
The Ohio Co.._i________
-•
1619.
p.
■
consists pfll81
•
to
6,000
.
___
j
.
The
preliminary arrangements,
interests
nounced
!
*
,
duPont & Co
1520.
p.
;
1956—Month—1955
without
company's
8,000
Sears, Roebuck
Ltd.—Amalgamation of Interests
March
on
1956
.
a
(Canada)
the
Granbery, Marache & Co,__- 4,000-
8,000
Inc
Bache & Co
—V.
Rio
15,
-
Burn-ham
-
'
Curtis
Francis
held
Hill Richards
&
to
company.
Johnston, Lemon
i.8,000
Jackson
183,
Subs.)—March Sales Higher—
100,000
share);,
Acquisition
.
8,000
& Co
Webber,
months—V.
"
are
con¬
5,000
8,000
8,000-.
Noyes & Co.8,000
.
This
8,000
company
Thorium
;
-6,000
Inc.8,000
Ir.c
Co.
Walston & Co. Inc
paitner of the investment firm of Morgan
Stanley & Co., and Roscoe V. Ingalls, senior partner of Ingglls, &
Snyder,
also an investment firing have beep elected directors.—V.
183, p. 1616.
„.»•
-
Story
Becker
.Reynolds & Co.,
.
.
r -
.Bateman, Eichler & Co.;__-_
Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
—8,000
W, C. Langley
t
Corp.—Bankers Elected to Board—;
Taper
$750,000
Sterling, Grace & Co.—.___
Baker, Weeks & Co.__
Equities Securities Corp,---
one-month
a
•.
" j
'
»
Allyn & Co., Inc
&
Hemphill,
company's open hearth furnaces soared to a
period with 770,528 tons being poured
in March as against the previous high of 744,822 tons in March, 1953.
On
a
plant basis,
monthly5 open
hearth
production records were
^chalked up last month at Cleveland, Buffalo and Canton.
Estimated shipments of finished steel products'for March were more
than 667,000 tons, the highest since March, 1953.—V. 183, p. 8.
for
G.
Blair
the
from
record
new
J,*
,,7;
company
-
12,000
Co.__
&
C.
A.
'
:
7
Outstanding
..
/orfch ^opposite
—
15,000
A.
with
•quarter
FINANCING
March
stock
.....
.
company's
by
borrowings
the
"
Stanwood Oil
,*
.
named
the
from
stock
common
the
of
$12,664,383 $12,329,387 $26,272,337
covering
per
incident
.
.
\
,
Corp.___,
Allen
ingot production from t is corporation's steel making furnaces
quarterly record during the three-month period ending March
2,626,534 tons being produced, it was announced on April 5.
previous record was 2,607,075 tons produced during the first
a
Airlines,vine
included
.
"before
common
Shares
Total
31
or
'
Smith, Barney & Co._,__„
set
PRESENT
r,
shares
of
portion
income,
Authorized
\
The
SEC
($1
reserved
for
issuance
upon
exercise : of
officer and eight- key employees of the company.
6,102
names
Republic Steel Corp.—Sets New Output Record-
)..<
net
-
'
shares
treasury.
proceeds
a
evidenced
Squaw Creek Mining Co;, Missoula, Mont.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
V-'
..
UNDERWRITERS—^The
-
>■;
-
.
;
.
§Exclusive
.
major contracts for the pro¬
duction of spare parts with SNCASE of France and AERFER of Italy,J
"and procurement contracts with 15 other European firms.
The dollar
value of the "Weser" contract was not made public.—V. 183, p. 710.
subsidiary
borrowed
one
The
an
order
to exceed
not
be
31, 1962, and 70,100 shares of common stock by_
Weld & Co. and associates, in units of- $50 of
one
share of stock at $53.50 per
unit, was
quickly, oversubscribed.. See also V. 183, p. 1797.
•
The
..
1-
aircraft.
14,400
options granted to
such
of
and
notes
;
$562,500
for
Loans—
issued
r
borrowings
borrowings to
1372.
p.
par
White,
•
:;$5,000,000
•
*$1>057;500 5 V v
value)%l,000,000 shs.
§954,102 shs.
par
Super Constellation
transporting,
a
*.
European
($1
183,
at
used
-due Jan.
$495,000 to be borrowed on or about April. 15,i 1956.
Additional sums
iwill be borrowed under this Agreement upon the delivery of the three
reconnaissance
countries.
European
Republic's
Western
and
TO
1956
Credit
Agree1957-1962_^1___________^_
stock
•Includes
begin, it was announced April 12.
(Internationa) S. A., will furnish "Weser
(Finanz
Verwaitungs-Gesellschait M.B.H.) of Bremen,-with tectnical data
will assist the German Air Force in setting up the manpower and
procedures
required
in
modifying the Republic
&
$18,479,768
•
.'V, 1
of
,
under
due
be
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Units Sold—The offering to
the public of $3,505,000 5%% subordinate interim
notes,
i
North. Atlantic
of Publife Con¬
the Certificate
holds.i
now
■
notes
ment
Common
(&
_____
—V.
crossings- of.r
Ocean.-
$1,000,000'
•
Republic Aviation
und
4,509
the
5%
an
wx
-a- ia"»
, «">
*#",• »»*'•">>• j»*i»ig t^cnnictl assi fano°,
equipment and personnel to the German Air Force as deliver¬
or
Sales
r • ;
^
.
Pacific
across
1955,-Seaboard
year
has
6,
bank
(
and. contract flights
for others between the Continental
freight
which
made
5%. notes under Revolving Credit Agreeineut
due July 3, 1956
agre< men,
facilities,
.
,
of :the
«"V
r
aggregate,
finance
offered
to
Co.—Bank
April
on
make
temporarily
the. Atlantic and Pacific Ocean6.: The '
across
operating revenues
items, of $1,967,369.
CAPITALIZATION
Republic Aviation Corp.—In Assistance Contract—
to
notes.
charter
passenger
total
special
the
to
be
'
Lockheed
from
,
•
in
Electric
&
announced
company
Spiegel, Inc.
will
shares
common
purchase
the company.'
of
2,686
points
ana
Gas
was
struction expenditures during the next twelve
frcignt^passenger aircraft,
The balance of the proceeds will
miles
revenue
and
performing
initiated scheduled
April
on
of
is
it
used
to
proceeds
>
to
be
stock
The
Constellation
parts.
spare
the
capital
,.
short-term; promissory
Offered—
Inc.—Stock
sale of the
the
complete
three Super
Ocean
also
venience
notification with the
SEC covering 1,000 shares. of $1.25 prior preference stock
(par $10i
and 30,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered at about
$9.50 per share for preierred and about $1.12'/2 per share for com¬
mon,
through I ehman Brothers
New York, N. Y.' The proceeds are
to go to a selling stockholder.—V. 182, p. 1740.
corporation
from
to
Military Establishment'and
United
•
(Robert) Reis & Co.—Files With SEC—
The
of
38,055,852
Atlantic
company
»T
Airlines,
of
underwriting.
Period End. March 31—
proceeds
company
the general
to
company
par
no
the
by
complement of
a
the
:
SEC,
shares
without
authorizing this
BUSINESS—Corporation is a leading carrier of airfreight between
United States. and
Western Europe.
The company is currently
operating five Lockheed Super Constellation and five DC-4 aircraft.
.Through Dec. 31, 1955, aircraft operated by the company had flown
$1,219,323. $1,016,878
«
The
on
the
500,000
t
Total
price
(
7,705
—150,000 r
—
and
,
29,532
~
12,736
•
surplus___—350,000
477,465
(paid-in)
Capital
$ 1^-143
$19,679
______——T
market
the
711.
p.
Western
&
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Aircralt
payable
below
150,000
Southwestern
privilege).
oversubscription
an
25%
the books closed.
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
be
to
April 12 offered
180,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at a price of
$17.75 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
195,269
1
55,801
-
_
183,
(with
held
expected
is
offering.—V.
Seaboard
281,929
245,837
value)
of
shares
two
price
Union Securities Corp. and associates on
378,002
—
in
each
its common
to
$10,000,000
^
—
(net)
Investment
Other
lower
market——
or
Property
receivable—trade
notes
at
date
1954
$211,514
1955
ASSETS—
Cash
for
offering
to offer
Intends
company
covering
($1 per share),
•expansion.
;
stockholders of record
April 13, 1956 the right to subscribe on or before May 7 for 234,641
additional shares of common stock (par $1) on the basis of one new
the year."
during
SEC
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.—To Offer Stock—
of Gran-
public through the firm
the
to
bery, Marache & Co., New York City, at $8.80 a share. An additional
'4,000 shares were sold by the same interests to the employees at $3
Monday, April 16, 1956
Outstanding
,
500,000 shs
^
Number 5525
Volume 183
When
Per
>rJ
we
Holly Stores, 5%
;
Huttig Sash &
Idaho
payment date.
Indiana
:
-
'
-
-
Share
(quar.)__
preferred
Mfg.,. 55c
Aerona
4
Business
-net income)
American
-Class
(quarterly
(quar.):
■'
.
;
■8-1
(quar.)__;_
...25c
Anheuser-Busch '_//__
30c
'6-
;i-i5c
.V5-
Class
-
v
B
Argus
2nd
Pref.
B
Babcock
.
/--//J
light
&
(quar,).x/
:
Telephone, -com.
&
preferred
50c
*
"/ $25c -i■: /5„
17'/2c
./_/_"
(quar.)__/z. :.r 25c
30c
preferred (quar.)
311/4C
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
33c$1.32 preferred (quar.).
—
$0.1584
$1.24 new preferred (initial)
,__/__/_,
$50c
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (increased)—>
Canadian
Utilities;
5%
Ltd.,
Central-Illinois Securities
$1.50
Power
4.20%
City
4
Co.
Columbia
Columbia
Cement—
(initial
Consolidated
New
$2
—_—
(quar.)
.
.
:—
Dearborn' (ouar.)_
Consolidated
——
_.—
.
quar.)
common
:
'k
.......
.
'
6-
'
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Miles
4-16
5-' 1
-
-v
v4 4-20
New
i"
'
20c t>
'
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6-15
1
,f .1/75(5
(quar.)—
.
'Continental
Stock
Cott
't
*
"}■ *f
'
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Daitch
De
,
*
Mutual Fund,
Vegh
Inc.—
t
A distribution of $7.20 from net long
capital gains reali-zed during the
Divco
Diversified
Dominion
Film
:
*
Shares/series
Corp.
t
Electrol,
Inc.4
Corp..
(stock
5c
5-15
preferred
5-18
weeks and not yet
6-15
dends
8-
-
1
4-30
'
-•
$2
7-
vt5c
4-27
1
*
1
••'•".
;• 5-20'
-
'
5-15
'4-23
1
'4%t
.
convertible
General
General
preferred. C
.
i
'5-
5-15
I
r
Tile
Redondo
General Water Works,
com.
(
i
FCeuabie
.
3%
Grand
Union
Stock
Co.
dividend
•/— _x4_ •
(quar.—
i
1
.
———
*.'•
1
7
34%c
5-
J;
-
tawmwwr
(New Hamp.)
,
I
Growth
1
(quar.)
Shares
(from
,4-20,
5-25
15c
-
~HagerstownHarris
(A.)
Gas
&
)quar.)
4-30
i
-
)
Co.,'-common—Axx—xx_x4_xl
--
S3
"
5%%
preferred (quar.)
5- 1
4-16
Co.,
(quar.)__
pfd.
5%
Corp.- iquar.)
Petroleum
Automobile:
—
Tnsurance
j
(Increased* j*/--
Co.
"
•
7-
$1.37'/2
1
preferred
5-15
Pacific
.
preferred
•
Loan,
series
B
6-15
quar.)
1
1
conv.
preferred
4-20.
American
1
American; Natural Gas,
55c
5-
1
4-25
37,'/2c
5-
1
4-16
5-15
4-25
Americai)
t2c
4-26
4-12
4-25
American. Phenolic
25c
4-27
4-13
$1.25
6-20
6-11
5
6%
4-301
4-20
*'•
6- -9
6-
4-14
Southern Materials
Co.
„
(quar.)
1
5-
•
1
*4-10
1
5-18
6-
-5-1
((;uar.)____
(quar.)____
7%.
*
.
The -5%
6-15
..
4
4-20;
•'
'
6-
30c
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1
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5-
1
4-20-.
4-20
:
4-30
_
5
3-30
A they*
4%
35c
4-26
_
i '4-20
,
r
60c
•
4-16
\
;
,
4-11
f-'
19c
56-
9
6-
9
4-16
1
$1
preferred
.4.10%
'
_ —
Products
com.'(Increased)/_
.4.35%
-4.35
Atlantic
Coast
(quar.) —
.'
r
20c
'
;6:*
-
371/2 c
4-30
1>
5-11
'4-20
5%
4-16
3-30
1
6-18
25c
6-15
5-14
6-15
5-14
6-
5-14.
6-15
6-15
5-14
$1.25
6-
4-27
1
4-20
4-16
3-15
5-
1
*-10
$1.02%
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10 ^
Co.—
preferred
$2.50
5-10
pfd. B (quar.)_
93 %C
5-
1
pfd. (8-a) —
$55c
6-
1
(s-a)
3.75%
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.,
5-10
30c
$1.08%
—
(quar:)—/——
Line RR.
non-cum.*
4-16
9
$1.08%.
_x—
(quar.)_
Atlantic Refining Co.,
4-9
4-4
$F
'
'
(s-a) __xx44
1
15c
common—/-—/—/-.
(quar.)
preferred
5-
3-29
37 «/2 C
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
4-
«
$1.25
___//
jjreferred
1
25c
Santa Fe Ry.
..Atlantic City .Electric,
6-.5 -,-.4,27,
-
4-10
5-
25c
(quar.)_Z
&
5- 1
56%C
(quar.)
Topeka
4-20
$1.12 '/a
'
(quar.)
Refining,
4-12
7-
;
(quar.)
preferred
Atchison,
3-30 »
4-
50c
45c
5
&
4-10
4-26
$1,121/2
•
Stock-dividend
$1.50
4-
50c
Oil
:$5' preferred
4-20
4-30
Inc.
preferred-
4-24
50C
:
;i
(quar.)_______
6-27
75c
t70c
x_
,
Equipment, common
Ashland
5-15
6
$561/4 C
x
(quar.)_„;/_//_:
*
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.),
preferred
r4%%
4-20
IV2C
preferred
Argus Cameras,
5-15
4-18
6-1
2%
Pulp &
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co
4
4-30
.
1
5-1
5%
,$2.25
preferred
$2.80
,'4.50%
5-
5-15
$1
Cable
&
Anglo-Canadian Telephone .Co.—
•
6
4-17
50c
Clayton & Co.
Anglo-Canadian
:
4-
4-30
•4-27
.
.
.
Appalachian Electric Power—
t 41/2%
preferred
(quar.)
6-13
9-10
12-10
12 '/2C
Co. (stock dividend)
,
Wire
Anderson,
5-15,
4-26
9-20
12-20
incorrect;"The
was
•ymoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred
'.5-15
5
.
$1.75
,
Viscose
Anaconda
4-23
5
$1.25
(quar.)/______'__
Co.
American
6■
week
Glass
American Window Glass
6-
$1.25
payment was "intended for the American
*•*
Window
5-15'
•-
'"
&
4-20'
5-
'
stock
columns. last
.
6-15
6-30
•
Telegraph Co.—
dividend reported in these
Telephone
4-16
1
5-
x
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (.quar.)
American
4-10 '
•
4-30-
19c
;4:{./Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Iner (quar.
4-20
-Stevens (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)__-_v.
(quar.)
preferred
)4y2%
(quar/—_
Inc.
preferred
preferred
4-20
4-19
4-16
—
non-cilmulatlVe
American.Sumatra Tobacco
4-161
-
-
80c
.
Ltd
President Lines,
3-20
American
4-201
'
5-
80c
*
1
non-cumulative
,
:
1
4-20'
-
(s-a)___
(Increased)
5%-* non-cumulative
r5%
5%
4-16
5-15
j
5-15
*
V
(quar.)
common
■
-■
5-15
",
6c
Nepheline,, Ltd.
.
pfd
Fund
(quar.)
preferred
American
4-16
4-30
100%
.
4-13
4-25'
$L
______—__4_
5-21
5-
4-16
$5c
'
6-
20c
25c
(quar.)__
4-20
$1.12 Va
5-15
$15c
...
4-20
5-
5-15
-21/2C
.
6-301
5-
(quar.)
20c
(increased) —
4-13
7-
American^Natlonal Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
5-1
30c
-
Marietta,, common
.
American; Mutual
-4-25'
1
75c
•
25c
'-.
'
5-15
'
$75c '
•
; 5c
4-30
V
:
,
preferred (quar,.)—
American.Metal Co.. Ltd., 4V2%
4-25
-
5-15
5-15
$1.25
'
8-31
11-30
4-25'4
5-15
>
50c
<
9-15
5-15
:
,
.5%
;
<
Skeily Gil JCo.- f quar.)
Southland''Paper Mills,
(quar.)
Semi-annual
4 '
4-25
-
City
^:(JJ, Hungerford)
'
12-15
30c
Aiperican Home Products (monthly)
American- Indemnity (Texas).*""*
5-
5-31
20c
,'.20c
$1.25
American Furniture
5-15'
»
-
5-31-
*
Quarterly
5-15
9*
6-
5-4
(Orlando)—
Casualty
&
5-15
6-
45c
(quar,)_——
-
(en--
3-26
,
?•■/•
(quar.)
common
4-19
4-19
(initial
common
American. Fire
■
$1.50
common
3-27
5-15
*.
Cyanamid Co.—
preferred
.^Quarterly :-J--—-——— /______—__
-5-15'
-
6-
'25c
(quar.)—r_zxx—_x__—4
Power,
4-20
50c
..4-16
;:,4-19'
1
6-
5-15
30c
Stock Yards
\
Common ->(increased
quar.)
x——__xx—
*1^0 partic. preferred (increased quar.)L4
Sioux
Smith
:
5-
a
3-27
■25C
.4-30
—
-*-
4-19
<-20
30c
New
by
Paint & Varnish Co.—
(Initial quar.) ^—
—
5-1
-
on
•
l4
5«•
4-25
•
4/30
31»/4C
-"10c
*
5-15
20c
6/
4-18',
1
5-
28!/8C
-
-
the Interstate
Commission to split Its comtwo-for-one basis.
4-16
1
"6-
,
,' J." tire issue called for redemption on May;',.'
4 at $103.50 per share plus this
divl:
dend; convertible-to May 2
$0,33056
100%.
American; Distilling (stock dividend)
4-16'
1
5-
••
(stock dividend L-.-.-
& Pomeroy
Railroad—
30c
25c
convertible
3%%
4-30
4
871/2 C
__l
(quar.)
preferred - (quar.)x_z—__—
;
Can Co.;,(quar.)/__
///_
American,
3-26
1
—
American
5-31
4-23
271/4C
■
'5UC
(St.
Co.
(quar.)
Common
;
6-15-
.
7-26'
-
-
—
Smith-Alsop
4-30
IIV2C.
-4-
3-23
121/2 c
*;
44"
6-26
6-20
—
—
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)—:
Sherwin-Williams Co., conamon
f7%
4-30
'5-25
s-
investment-
mon
Signature
/
"
'
12c
.
4-27
4-20
5-31
-
>••7-1
x-x4_
(quar.)———
Lines
Commerce
.:$%'
4-20 '
1
convertible
Industry
5-17
75c
(qUar.—
(quar.)
r
——___■xxxx_x_-------
authorized
was
7
Sierra
4-20
1
*)
preferred "(entire issue::
called for redemption on May 15 at $50
56»/4C5-15
per share plus this dividend)
^—_____
$2.25
3-21
20c
Co.
Control
'Louis)
4
•
(stock divid.K
of S. Klein Dept. Stores, Inc.
"for -each -share - held) z_—4/—x _
(One share
4-20
Book
40c
.
Sheller
)
r.
Grayson-Robinson Stores', com.
6c
•
Bank (Brooklyn, N4 Y.)—
/—j_x—.-__-xx———i__• x
Hutton
Air
Seaboard
:
•
'4%-
5-
5%
:'-z4
4-13
lncome)__
net. Investment
-
Ltd.
Mines.
Schoellkopf,
.1
5-10
5-
$1.25
$1.27'/24.
—.*•,
5-
Broadcastlng-Parameiint- Theatres
37 %c
Reynblds ^R. J.)'Tobacco, com. (Increased ) -Class B (increased )x_—-__xx—x_xxx_-_x_-x:
4
'
5%
4-13
50c
5%
i-
Copper & Brass
Revere
;
i
2-28 ;
:. '5-
)65-
5%
(stoek dividend)
preferred (quar.)
—
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
'
12'/2c
..
4-13
4-13
40c
American
4
4-13
5-
271/2 C
American
2
3-29
5-
271/2 C
8 '
7-
Holier»
.4-25
$0,017
6-
6-20
.
Payable of Reo.
Inc.—
(clears all arrears).
6-9' -•5-18,
7-; 1
,
$1.28 »/4
1st pfd.
Co.'
Rbed:Roller Bit
■
4 Road
4-17
5-25
$1
Investments;-Ltd.' (interim)—i_
Alloys,
8
.
6-15
6-29
25c,
e'/sc--;
(s-a)
$0.01
6-
'
;:iPrudential Industries, Inc.r com. - A (quar.))
1 Qulnte Milk Products Ltd., class A'-------- •
4-16
;
Instrument 4/——4/Z-—- 4
Tin
•"
When
»
5-
"
L—•_/——-x——.—J~l—i
>
,
U
5-
American;
.6- 8
.
7- 1
•4/
371/2C
_i
50c
(quar.)4—
(quar.)—xx-__-_-x-xx-x_-xx_-_-x_-----30c
(Year-end
.
'
receipts—4.
<
paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
'
Amefuda
'4-17%
•
1
-.--40c
(-quar.)
Peoples National
4 (Quarterly
5-10
Share
Amalgamated Sugar
4-20'
5-15
/
Lighting
Co.
4-17
4-30
25c
*
^Prentice-Hall/ 5%-preferred (s-a)_x—
Price' Bros^ & Co;, Ltd.
(increased quar.)L_
Proct?er & Gamble (quar.)x_xx_x-_x-xx—xxxx-_-
4-23
5-15-
v
-
4-23
5-10
20c
Araer. dep.
25c
plus a special disfrom realized profits)_
Allied Stores, com.
4-18' '
.
1-
5-
/-
--50c
redeemable
Pberless Insurance'
>.
'4-204
.
4 5-15
f
——
Corp.—
'
50c
-
*
'
Finance
,
\
Allied
1
5-
.•19c
3-26,
Preferred
: 5-18
>
'
5%'
-'
of
holders
to
26
Adams-Mlills
3-26'
Parchment
'"
General
3-31
1
Pacific
4-30
Corp. . (quar.r__"____~__T_—_
Affiliated. Fund. Inc.—
,
"
4-13
1-
'
444 2-
4-16
25c .: 6-
,
4-18
4-27
t5c
20c
(quar.) —/—_/—-—/——
of
Aluminum
: (Quarterly.from
(quar.)x-x—_x__x—xi__
5-10
3-31*
4-
redeemable
5-31
1
6-
10c
5-16
1
4-15
3iy»c
(quar.)x
1—— 1
31'/4C
i-5%' redeemable 1st pfd. A (quar.) —xxxx1
34 %c
U «5xk% 1st-preferred (quar.L-x
'•37i/2C
/ «6%' 1st'preferred
(quar.)___/_x-_x—x/-x-x_-)t20c
-) Pacific Hawaiian Products, common
x_- »5%-
4-18
•
5-1
General Electric, Ltd.
6-
50c
4-
Electric—
6-20
621/2 C
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
Acme Steel (quar.).
4-
1st preferred
'5%"
.
-4-13
5-21
T_
6-
Corp.
Oil
TOc
($0,007
Fund
tribution
Acme
J $0.0643
$1.50
preferred (quar,)x_x—x
1st preferred (quar.)
4y2'
xx-xxx
4.80% redeemable preference (quar.).x—_
/
-
Crude
5-16
1
r-
■
General
5-15 r
6-
$i;07
&
6-15
5-15
Per
6-12
1
Gas
5-15
6-23
Co.—
1.
Aberdeen
-
Ohio Telephone Co., commonx1—//
preferred ''(qu«r.K-xxv.xx^-^.^^i-
4-16
5-31
give the dividends announced in previous
we
$1.10 conv, preferred
(quar ).—x/x*..-r——
5-18
4-30
6c
Name of Company
"
'•
6-11
6c
4
,
a
this
1
15c
,•.
i4.-36%
7- 6!
4-16'
25c
dividend)-///——/Yr
30c
//_
(quar,)____
preceding table,:.
1
5-
-;
Pacific
4-20
^
announced
4-23
5-15
$1.37'/a
>
20c
(quar.)—//—__z_——•-/
(stock dividend)—-. <* V* *'**.'
One-half
share
of
Radorock Resources ^
•
4-204
/_4:-<"4-25'common
for each share held)—
-60c "."5-15^ 4 4-16
Firemens Insurance (Newark)- • (s-a)——--///■ "
-25c >-*7-16 1 ^ 5-31
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%~pfd. A (s-a)-/-/ ;«
J
'.4-20
$2' 4 " 4-27
Franklin-Adams Co.4
//——_//———w
FuRon Industrial Securities Corp.—--* — - " *"
4-16"
87»/2C- "5- 1
$3.50 1st preferred <quar.)__'
r—
{
•
5-
5-15
5-15
■-371/2C
45c
4-30'
V 5-15 4
,
$26
'•
Below
preferred v(quar.)__x_x_xxx-xx__xx4 . $1,121/2
t $1.25
preferred (quar.)___-—_x__x--xx_4x—5
15%'
-t
4-30
-
■
6-15 *
Fate-Root^Heath
Uranium
5-18
1
5-15
preferred t (quar. )_x_xxxxx_x—xxxxxx -
«'4V4%
-*-
5-15
•
-
Federal
1
2
$1."
8c
•
1
dividend)
this
plus
share
per
7-
——r—
•
4-20:
5-
6-15
4-20
'
$1.50 ) 7 ■8-1 %:
(quar.)—zz___x/_z_ Y
/_/_^-
1
payment
>
1
4Vi% conv. pfd. (entire Issue
redemption on May 10 at $53.50
Corp.,
1
*
«
Mfg
_x^:
4-20
5-
2y2-for-l split on
to be paid ap-
a
Machine
2
■
Ihvestment Corp.—
1
shares,
5-
6-
•
Empire District Electric, 4%% pfd; "Cquar;)~-$1.18%
$1.25
5%' preferred A (.quar.)—
5c
Erie Forge & Steel, common (quar.)—x/_//; ,
'15c
-6% 1st preferred (quar. h—_4 ;
5%* 2nd preferred (quar."1; 62 %c
Fanner
(Initial)
approved
outstanding
5-
*
25c
.Extra
Electrographic
4-20
the
called for
6-
(quar.)~
common
4-30*
5-
32c
| (quar.)
7-
-
'
$1.75
preferred A (accum.>Y—__—/_—
preferred B (accum.)_x—z_z—x_____•
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc.—
/Initial liquidating —
—
Eastern Sugar Associates —
Washing Machine Co., Ltd./xx__,___—xxYx_v~-_-——x
Sault Electric (quar.)—.
York
4-20
4:4-
'■
$30c
.
$6
•
4-20
4-30
-
$15c
$7
Easy
16%
(Md»
Edison
4-30
-
4-20-
6-1
x___z
/
,
15c
-
-
.
25c
l$1.18%
sharesxx—
4-23
45c
r
,
(quar.)___x
proximately on April
record April 19.
'-
i
-
112*40
(quar.).—_____________
Lines
Yates-American
>
'r t25c
Air
5-31
Stockholders
-*
15c
E___xz/z-'
Ltd.——
States
Eastern
4-16
6-15
Northern Pacific Ryi, new-common (initial) ''
'•
$$1
v
Northwestern'Utilities, Ltd.; 4% pref. (quar-;) 1
$1
4 Noyes (Chas. F.) Co., common_x_i._I_x—Li-;
22 »/2 c
{6% .preferred (quar.)—x—_x__x_x_x__-___ 5-14
'•
S- 25c
4-23'
Ohio) Leather' (quar.)___Tx_4n.v—
———
4-30 '■?
$1.253-31' -- Oxford Paper, $5 preferred (quar. )_/xxL__/_•'J'--4-15 4
40c
7_ -3
v Otter Tail Power !(Minn.),-com. (quar.)x-__--8- 1
V- 90c
4 7- 3 '
6- It •'.'••• t$3.60 preferred '(quar.)_x4——x/v--—-xx
$1.10
5- 8
-$4.40 preferred (quar.)__4—
— ■
5-15
171/2C
'4-17
V 4-13'
Pabst Brewing Co. (quar.)_/__x——1—
72V4c
.
Eastern
4-30
c
'
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class
f
j
•
;60c participating preferred (quar. )_/____/
A (quar.)—_/YY
.4.80%
preferred (quar.)_l_—
-
■"
4-20,
*
,
x
stock
com-,
Car,
North American
:
'•;%
-•
.$1 preference
Du-Art
5-15
4-30
.
American
'-•-Northern
4-12
$7.60
(quar. )_—_Y_——YY/Y-Laboratories
————————
& Chemical,
5-15
10c
--
100%
(quar,)
^_xx_
Manufacturing
6-15
93 %c
i Preferred
•;
'
-I.,
4-30
Towne
&
$1
;-x—
-
5-16
Light__,__x—
W.)
(F.
15c
• i
$4150
4-23
5" 1'
>
$0.4031
Trustee
Yale
'
a
Tar
4-30
5-15
preferred
(quar.)„4-—x--„—L—_ "
rirefererd (quar.) „x__x_x—-x $i.i2y2
preferred (quar.)'_i_—L^-— ' $1,121/2
3%%
North
f:
4-17
-.4
"
-
.
^ omitted
at.this- time)'/,
*AVi%
(quar.)——1—"——
CortJ.
•;
5j/2 %
«
investment
Woolworth
I—
Fund, registered
-Co.—
«4'4%
—
4
ii:*.
,
'
4-16
'.'V
Fund. : (irohi' investmeht lnC;F
New-• Process. Co. id*
xxxxx/—x—/_xx'(VNew York State Eled & Gas, com. (quar.)_
..-
*, %►•
term
fiscal*
dividend "of 40c from net
income—///—-—!_——<
Diamond
Alkali, 4.40%
pfd. (entire issue*
called for. redemption on May 14 at $103
Iper share plus this-dividend)—
plus
year
-
,
5-- 1
1.
■
Service
25c
(quar.)-__
Co.
C.)
Income
'
% p;'.
'
of
-
Crown
Public
(quar.)_xxx—xxxxx—•' $1,071/2
(Company
r/i
r
■y
4
Wisconsin
25cf
5-31
*)30c
(monthly)!___
50c
payment on the voting
50c
-w____
*
;
3-21,
*,r■fW*
/ *
6-19
-
4-20
•
'
1% "•5-11
'.ffi
6-30
(quar.)_
Stores
321/2
& Investment Co. —_xi/__
6-"Tf. -5-11
a
&
1
5
Monthly
45c
National
4-13
8c: : 4-16
.'4
;i
.
_two-for-one splits
the common shares effective April 16.
j'
'■ ■
t$3
Zellerbach (Canada), 6% pfd. (s-a)__
;"/*■/
Crystal Dairies (now on a quarterly <
.,// 15c
approved
6-
75c •:
Power
5-
6-15.
5-
•
6c
Co.
&
Winn-Dixie
$$1.25
Mutual Mortgage
*
7
■V;
lJ
Co.—
Chemical
.'Stockholders
Mutual
4-13
4-20"
.
'25c V
■■=!
(quar.)_u—-V
(quar.).—,
—x—4'
Beverage ___/_/_/.
Cowles
25%;.
Wisconsin
"
6-15
30c
-
_/_____/
4-19
—
at this time)
6-30
343/sc
5-19
-
.
6-30
311/4C
4-30
$1
4-30
5-15
75c
,j-
(stock diyidend)'__________
5-31
x~
-
1
Light & Telephone, common
Williams
11-14
L
$1.12'/a
(quar. )___x
!
Breweries, j-.td,
$1
-
t
5-15*
1
6-
12-
split
(_5% preferred (quar.)
"5%% preferred (quar.
$3c
Neiv^ England
Varnish,: common
<fe
(G.
Western
4-24i
5-15
50c
(s-a)_____
2-18
—
(quar.)-
trust ctfs. stock
Murphy
t->5-21
1
•
'
;>
preferred
;$3'.prior
e
5-10
-
4-20 r
~
dividend
Cook'Paint
•«
<
'■
dividend)-—
(stock
Assurance
;3 shares for each 13 shares held:
...
Continental Casualty Co. (ChicagoJ/wj;r
-
6-
(quar.)'/
preferred
v
5-28'
:
"5-25 ■:
•
m4%.
1;
'*5-
■
Co.
li/4C
(monthly)_/—
preferred
Pump
Wesbern Canada
9
6-
35c '
-
3-17
earned
12c
(quar.)_
11-16..
(quar.)_:
f (Company deferred
v..
"
of America, com.
Corp.
6-1
Abrasive
Pictures
.
1-10
:
(quar.)—
from
gains)
12c
9-10
_I—__i./l
(quar.)_x
4-10
com.
_______
preferred
3-9-57
'•
(initial)
4-20
shares.
$1
-
4-20
4-20
5-
2%
$1.10
r
:x__x—_x- ••
Monumental Radio—
vy
Freightways—
4,
common
(initial
quar.)
Consolidated
Container
i•
$10c
;__:—__x__—//__ •»
Co.
Bros.
Wellington Fund
2-18
55-
,
Cement
(10c
$1.10
*
40c
$1,371/2
(quar.)_I_
preferred
5-11
5-18
$1.3iy4
zz_*_/x
common
*
3-9-57
1
5-24
:
(reduced).
1-161
'
Co.
Co;
8-17'
5-18
■
6-
5-31
held)
5-18:
8-17!
—1
common
Laboratories
-4.30%
6-14
6-30
G.)
&
Shoe,
-^
9
6-15
10c
Inc.__
dividend)—
share
convertible prior
$3
r
Wayne
9-10
12-10
50c
'$110..
-
:
z
6■
50c
'$1.10
Minneapolis-Moline, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
1 $5.50 preferred (quar.)_xxxxxi—_xxxxxx—
Missouri Pacific RR., class A com.
(initial)
Missouri Public Service, com.-(quar.)Zx—x
3
4-20
5-1
50 c:
9
45c
___.
quar.)//_/__
f
50c ,~
*
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)——/
Calculators (quar.)—„xx_
Mid-West
4
~
:
'
5-15
Yellowknife Mines—
Discovery
-Interim
Warner
-
preferred A (quar.)x-x-—.---x——
prefererd B (quar.)
4%
.
Consolidated
4-l7;
V'
-4%%
4-16
4-30
4-16
(quar.)
*
Ltd.
Johnson
Mead
5-18
■
20c
-5-
' ,*;
r(quar.)_x——
Co.
(Arthur
McKee
4-30
-
1
32y2c:
.
$4.50
>87-^4c
Corp. <quar.)x.
..Melville
4-14,
1
6-15;
371/2 C
—
4-17-
-
x-.wx;
McGregor-Doniger Inc., class A
Class B
(initial) —
4-27-
4-14
-
Steel
Marchant
4-23'
221/2 c
Gas
.4-16^
-
4-
Corp.,..common
5-
■
1
-
Income. Fund
the
of
5-
>x-=^i-——
5-
Fund,
(stock
.
4
25c
r
„■
Vulcan
*V
\
5-21
6-1
5-31
Permanente
of
dividend.
50c
'
4-16
6-15
(quar.)
for veach
Line
"Stock
7-16
5C
4-30
10c
:
Virginia Iron, Coal* & Coke Co.—
Stockholders approved a five-for-one
6-15
8-
•
share
Van.Raalte
5-10
7-
...
Telephone
Mailman
1
'•
6-
v'.'V
5-15-
1
v
$25c
J.) Ltd.
(quar.)——_:
System (quar.)
Terminals Co., 6% pfd.
(B.
Collins
1
'
5-31
25c
.__/:
5-18
4
(quar.)^xi— /.-i-
L
4-16'
4-16f
■■■;:
5-
6-
6-12
50c
Monthly
Macco
5-
5-
V. 40c
•
(•
Macassa Mines.
5-15
30c
Stamping (quar.)
Controller
(quar.)
Coghlin
1
35c
<
(quar.)—;
South West Corp.
Auto
Clark
1
$1
4-10
$1.-75
4-23
30c
(quar.) -_/______
Construction
stock,
Value
4-10'
4-16
$1.50
7
(quar,)
-income and 2c from capital
4-16
~x' -'
(increased
preferred
(One
r-f
1
6-
'
ioc:
capital (quar,)..
/_x—L 1
Pipe (monthly)_x---xx_-x_^—„x
4-10
1
$1.05
(quar.)_,—___—__//__
preferred
&
...
5-
9
5-
37'/a c
z
Securities
preferred
5 V2V0
Utah
10c
4-10:
1
371/2 c
■
(quar. )_x_
'
Central
1
6-
4-16,
/,4T^0»
It.
4
4-21
25c
Y.)
(N.
Peninsula Power-r-
5V*%
5-25;
1
6-
>
original
Lukens
5-
1
5-
—
Co.—
;:V. Monthly
•
Corp.—
pref. (quar.)_
& Light, 4 % pfd.
conv.
Central
4-10
4-10
7
1
5e
(quar-.)//4—x_i_—/ • '
guaranteed- (quar. )x_-_xx:—xj._-xxi4_r-J
Lock. Joint
:
,
4-10
(quar.)—4..- $$1.25
pfd.
4
1
5-
6-15
7-6-
30c
I
~
5-
3
com.-(quar.)__
(quar.)__"
*
(quar.)
Railroad
Cobimon
1
>5-
'
Insurance
Potash
S.
;
6-15
<$1.25
Lines* Inc.
Fire
Upper
6-15
1
Air
S.
U.
5-25
1
7-
.,2%
»(quar.)_xxxx—_x_xx-—xx
($4^0 original capital
,.
$4.30
4-10-
v
5-
■
$50c
•\/?
5-; 1
5.
■
!
7/
$1.08%
1
■<
Lorain
$8c
;___x/';
Ltd.——
Locomotive.
Canadian
•
Ltd
Investment Fund
5-
5- i
.
v
•'
Canadian
'
-1-
/
(quar.)
1'
4-191
5-
•
2
6^26
.-x_-
S.
U.
,
35c >'
Special guaranteed- (quar. )xxsx_sxisaisas^
xx_/-xi—'
4-251 '-••v(S4.-30 original capital (quar.)*
$4.30 original capital (quar.)/:_/xJ..— .•
4-19:
1
;
25c
-
U.
821/2 C
Special ^guaranteed
4-18; fri
L.
6-
SI.20
.,
5-15
■ .'
)
5-15'
$1.10
—
Special .guaranteed' (quar,
: Special
,/
4-30
5-15
:.)
25c
•.
i
4-10-
:$50c •; K5-23 >
Ltd.zZiV
Power,
7
20c ">/ ,14-30 :
//_—,
•
Traction,
pfd.
1
4-10
(quar,)i^.aai-
(quar. )x-——-x
Miami-Railroad
.Little
: ,5_- "41
1%
6-
6-
4-16
4-13
•"
United
5-
5
7-
.
*
Thompson Industries
;
Union Chemical & Materials,
10c
Lincoln Pointing, Common -(quar.)—xxxx—44
preferred -(quar.)-xxxxxxi——xx/>
j.;
(quar.)
4-25'
5-15
preferred ^ (quar.Jxxwx—
Corp.
Industries
4-16
J
3
6-
37'/ac
(quar.)
1
$1.25
•
—^
4-
$1
$4c
(s-a)
25c
;
2: ,'y / $3150
4-25»
t ,v/ $3c ii V 5-15 : i
Ltd
of Canada
Fund
HoM«rr
P.awble oi tee
50c
(quar.
Ltd.
5-21
((quar.Vx-x———
common
Inc.
Mines,
Gold
Shnre
..
_
;__
Co.
5-
4—4—x—x—
preferred
I
5-184
1-
6»
•
5-10
*1,4-30
Co.,
1st
Lancaster
V
3-
%
;
200 %
dividend)//-/-.//
(stock
Texas
V
Co;. (quar.lx
S.)
17%. 2nd
v
4-16'
4-19,-:
'
Corp., $1.25 cony. pfd„.(quar.)>V 3iy»c^
$4CM
Ltd._____
/.//
Co.. (quar.)
Water
$1
;
11c:7
>
Mines,
; California Electric Power (quar.)_____
Calif.
4-16'
'
•
:
Broadway-Hale
Stores
(quar.L—_—__/_/'
Buolo Gold
Dredging, Ltd... (interim)____:/Z •<
-
1
38%C ' / /;5VT'1*4
____x...
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4%
1
5-
•.
i6•%
4-30■'
Industries—
Wilcox
Balanced Mutual
Erazilian
•80c
(S.
Kloger
4-16^
"
5-
30c-
quar.)-
class A
B—i
''Class
■/•Kresge
/ 5-11
l i
5-15
(quar.)^—
Aircraft,
Kaman
- -
4-1C
r
TelAutograph Corp.
50c
*:^bhnaoa Ranch/Royalty
KalfOnazoto Vegetable Parchmont Co,******* ~
4-10:
4_10:
9
4-20
12'/2c
(4.-35% preferred .•(qOar.)«^,-«-„i.-5^H,-1
Jautzen, Inc.; 5% preferred A (quar.)x——
<
'
,x/~z-->%
„
-
-
6-' 1
*'•■
:20c
1
_: -
*
&
Best-«&
'•
_Zz
deposit receipts—
Gold
Aunor
-
(quar.)
_//_
Electric
American
Atlas Plywood
v
A
pref.
i(initial)
Associated
i
_
„
Corp.,
$2.40
i
._,
Research Laboratories
Ltd., common (quar.)__.
Applied
'•
1
(quar.)SM.4Jliax«.i.4;
preferred
< 4.40%
4.
^4-23
•'* %
x
5-
Central America—
(accum.)..
preferred
3.30%
(
4-26
S-21
-V5
31V4C
Briquet
$1
v.-^^./Jiireeldttpoep.* (stock: dividend)^_-_^--_x
■;• 8-; i?
/;25c
i
4
tiift
j-i-
•
Sylvanite
■
Iowa Power & Light;- -common
'•
4-30
I-
5-10
45c
-■'.
V
5-
SunshineJBiscuits;
4-13
'X Investors Trust Co. (Rhode Island)
4-30
r
5-15
'50c
■-»
from
1>
preferred
4-13*
1
J_
(increased
Water
&
1
5-
J,__^
International. Railways of
4-16'
•
5-18
;
,x_x
.'__/" % ■'■JViC'r
I *,'/'•:
(Indianapolis)—)
_
,
Insurance
States
A
.//
:___
Shares
/
Gas
5-
—
(quar,
Door
preferred (quar.)-
/.'i.5-%
1* "«. '4-16
.6-
.'25c
Board
Box
American
1
Sr
:;.U0c
.____
American
5-
:27c
„•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.
Airfleets,
Inc.
(quar.)z
Alloy Cast Steel (increased)
Holder*
.
Payable of R»c
,
13c
,
(514% preferred (quar.)____—
When
\
Per
* Name of Company
:
(resumed)
Co.
5- 1
10c
(quar.)_._li.^.—
Material
Stott
4-20
13%c
'•
Power,, common/..^
•14%
..
When
fer
Name 0/Company » '
Payable of.Rer
$12%c.
—..
preferred
Oil1 Field
Houston
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
.
Co./dass A_
F.)
(J.
Share
r
Hemenway Furniture, common
5'4 % .' convertible preferred
tqUar.)l_a
indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week.. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments
previ¬
the first
In
tables.
"Name of Companp-)».
.
Hartz
grouped in two separate
are
Holdert
"
DIVIDENDS
-Dividend announcements
11
(1863)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
5'/2%
—
4-2*4-
8*
5-15
i
,
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1864)
Per
When
Share
Name of Comvany
Payable
5-1
t25c
Atlas
Steels, Ltd.
Atomic Development
Holder*
Per
Name of Comvany
of Ree.
4-2
Carnation
Two
Fund—
covering period
Mutual
31,
16c
of
Both
Class
6%
preferred
A
6%
preferred
B
:
S.) & Co., common
preferred (quar.)-—
preferred
(1947 series)
Baldwin
6%
Piano,
Baldwin
Co.
Ohio
&
4%
non-cum.
4%
non-cum.
Bancroft
Barium
Steel
Basic
divid.
(This
also
B
(quar.)
125c
11-30
11-15
—-
45c
5-10
4-20
De
—
$1.05
5-10
4-20
4-16
4-30
4-20
4-23
4-
2
20c
6-
9
6-
1
183/4C
7-
1
5%
5%
317«c
share),
per
in
8
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)_
$1.25
12-20
12-
8
Detroit
4-27
4-16
Coal
6-15
5-21
Central
Electric
9-17
8-27
Central Hudson
Centennial
4-
3
Central
Kansas
6-
7
Central
Public
4-
2
Central
Warehouse,
4-23
4-
9
Chase
4-16
4-
3
Chemical
of
4-
2
Bitldeford
&
25c
Black,
Class
Bliss
A
——
'
5-
30c
1
50c
5-
4-
6-30
—
——
1
9
4-
6
redeemed
15
May
on
(entire
Airways
at
$42
Taunton
Gas,
12-14
4-30
3-27
Columbia
4-19
3-29
$4,25
Colorado
4-12
4 16
4-
7-
1
Bunker
Hill
preferred
Gold
4%
&
9
Burma
Mines,
American
May
5-
C
$30c
1
4-
3
1
5-
1
1
4-
9
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
&
1
4-16
4-16
3-28
177aC
4-16
3-28
15C
4-16
3-28
$1.25
4-16
15c
(quar.)_
Mining
5-
10c
3-28
4-16
3-28
4-30 '
4-13
5-
*
$1
4-12
1
Concen¬
;
5-10
4-
15c
(quar.)
Caldwell
$1.50
Linen
1st
(stock
5-
4-14
25c
2nd
ordinary
1
4-16
4-
9
6
(final)
27td
5-15
tl5c
4-30
4-
7-30
7- 9
10-30
25c
share
plus
4-20
3-22
10-
9
9
3-31
Ltd.,
:
(quar.)
com
preferred
6%
Camden
(quar.)
;
Packing
Corp.
4-13
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
4-16
3-
5-
1
4-13
4-16
3-20
9
40c
4-20
3-31
4-16
3-31
$1.50
4-16
3-31
$1.1772
(quar.)
Fire Insurance Asso.
4-16
5-15
45c
(increased s-a)
60c
3-31
4-30
5-
1
1674C
4-27
377aC
4-30
4-10
<
3-28
4-
3
Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Common
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
ment
Edison
Oil
Cos.,
Vickers,
_r-—_ —
pfd.
3174C
$1.06
5-
1
1
4-27
50c
2%
,„*•
$4.16
(quar.)
4-16
44-
4-10
5-15
5-
4-
5
150%
4-24
4-10
Exeter
&
Factor
Laundries
•_
(stock
(initial
quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Metal
Natural
Gas
Textile
Life
common
(quar.)
-
class
&
Forster,
3-29
5-15
4-23
Cuban
137 y2c
4-16
3-31
Curtis
7%
preferred
preferred
American
preferred
Atlantic
Co.,
8 %
pfd.
$1.12
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.).,,
Sugar,
common
(quar.)
Sugar
Publishing, common
3-31
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
25c
5-
1
4-16
14c
4-28
3-15
5-
1
4-20
7-
2
of
America
(quar.)
Corp.—
Abrasives
(s-a)
com.
-
$1.19
7%
gtd.
A
(quar.)..___
(quar.)-
10c
6-
1
4-12
3-31
5-
4-16
15c
8772c
12-
67c
4-
1
4-16
5-
2
4-16
25c
Life
Insurance
(stock
.
Preferred
Fireman's
i
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
First National
Fitchburg
Fluor Corp.
1
Food
11-15
11-
4-16
3-21
4-20
4-
5-
1
5-
33/4%
Foote
Forbes
<quar.)_
$2
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
28c
1
5-11
8H0
3
3-20
$1.75
9-28
4-16
4-
20c
5-
3-30
4
11*
9
6-
1-31
4-15
4-
7-
6-26
40c
4-28
4-
90c
4-30
4-13
(N. Y.)
4-16
65c
4-20
65c
5-
1
4-13
$1.75
5-
1
4-20
quar.)
(quar.)
77«
—
—
1
2
•
7
3-30
4-
5
75c
4-16
4-
30C
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.»
&
of
Extra
Fram
(increased
4-27
4-11
9
933/4C
Machine,
common
Stores
1
4-16
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
30c
6-
5-24
4-20
3-29
4-20
3-29
25c
4-16
4-
20c
Ltd
1
120c
110c
Canada,
—
Corporation
Franklin
5-
327aC
$0.2156
4-26
4-16
5-
4-13
(increased)
(quar.
Franklin
Telegraph (s-ai,u.4vu
Fraser Companies. Ltd. (quar>)
$1.25
1
2
(L.)
Realty
125c
4-23
3-31
10c
5-15
5-
1
10c
Friedman
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
1
1
6-12
4-16
9-14
25c
&
Ltd.
Gear
Foundation
4-16
8
6-
45c
convertible preferred (quar.)
& Wallace, class B
(quar.)
4-14
9-
6-12
17c
preferred (quar.)
Electric Light
(quar.).—
preferred
Bros.
53/.» 7o
4-14
4-
Rubber
Inc,
Gas
1
12-
4-17
1
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
5-15
15c
2
5-
50c
City Bank
Sterling,
1
28c
4-
45c
Fund
8-
6-
2
4-16
20c
(quar.)
(see Marshall Field).
Insurance
(San Francisco)
Tire &
8-25
1
4-
135c
Quarterly
Firestone
5-
9
6-15
4-16
Stores
(Marshall),
8-15
1
4-11
1
2%
(quar.)
Dept.
5-15
9-
7-
2
2%
Field
4-16
4-26
S3
(quar.).
dividend).
dividend)
Ltd.,
3-30
3-30
5-
New common (initial quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
3-15
9
4-16
4-16
4-16
(quar.)
common
3-27
3
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Airplane
7-27
3
4-12
4-16
25c
preferred
6-15
4-
9
4-27
65c
15c
1
4-
11-
20c
2
4-16
8-10
30c
8-
4-16
8-10
1
(quar.)
4-17
4-25
5-31
1
1
$1.25
7-
4-30
9-
9-
10c
1
35c
1
6-11
$1.25
__!
4-16
4-30
Mortgage Assoc. (initial
Federal Paper Board, com. (quar.)
1
25c
4-30
4-30
National
6-
4-16
60c
Co., common
Federal
2
5
5-15
110c
4-20
2
5
4-
$1.25
Electric Co.
5-21
7-
4-
4-16
30c
preferred
4-16
5C
_|
(quar.)
55c
7-
6-20
10c
(quar.)
(increased).
&
-
$1.65
Phonograph
Insurance Co.
28c
___
4-16
10c
6-28
6
Federal
10c
common
3-10
4-13
3-30
$50c
(quar.)
9-27
4-16
t$l
(s-a)
(stock
8c
Ltd.
7-10
10-10
1
4-16
6-
1
5-
$5
Grain
10c
Seal
Crystal Oil & Land,
4-30
,7
A
40c
(quar.)
6-15
$1.12 7a
Corp.
Mfg.,
$2.50
(quar.)
6-30
127ac
(quar.).,
Traders
&
$2.50
Package Mfg. (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)
6-
50c
6
4-16
Firth
(quar.)!
4-25
6-15
4-13
1
$7c
A
5-25
31 74C
4-
Federal
$1.75
!
3%
(quar.).
4-
Brewing
Farmers
20c
3-15
tlOc
Falstaff
2
4-16
3-26
1
&
Co.,
Farrington
5c
(quar.)
common
dividend)
(s-a)
$2.50
12-14
Cuban
2
5
7-
1
1
Engine &
4-
Insurance—
4-16
5
Fairbanks
4-
$$1.30
-
Refining,
A
4-16
5-
5-
4-16
5c
Class
4-16
$1.13
(s-a)
.
25c
3772C
5-
Hampton
Federated
(Ont.)
(reduced)
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Inc.-
Fairchild
$1.13
Insurance
Motors
1-2-57
4-
Esquire,
2
$1.1272
(quar.)
3-31
115c
(quar:)
5-15
$1.04
(quar.)
4-10
4-30
5-
1772c
(quar.)—.
4-25
4-25
50c
preferred A
Class
A
877aC
(quar.)
4-25
150c
4-10
6
$1.50
$5
5-16
4-
4-18
(accum.)
A
16c
*
Creamery
4-16
1
4-30
Ltd.—
4-16
6-
4-16
4-
10c
profits)
common
Railroad,
4272c
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-18
1
4-16
$1.75
preferred
6
4-30
6-
12 Vic
$5
9
4-
25c
Common
$1.12
4-
5- 1
6-30
Ltd
Erie
Mills, Ltd.—
Cott Beverage Corp.
4-10
4-20
$1.25
50%
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
115c
-4
(quar.)
dividend)
7-31
(accum.)
Co.
(Max)
40c
$5 pfd.
125c
Co.—
Pittsburgh RR.,
5-
6-15
1
&
52 74C
Cosmopolitan Realty
5-
Erie
5
Corporate
Cosmopolitan Life
&
5
4-
Y.j,
3-15
...
5-
<N.
security
Empire Millwork (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.).:
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
i
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
5
5172c
(quar.)_
9-14
4-10
Mfg.
5
1
1
Emhart
4- ,5
4-
3
4-16
and
'
5
(quar.)
Investors Ltd.,
B
5-
4-
34 3/8 c
income
Extra
3-2-j
4-
4-16
25c
Williamsport RR.,
4-
preferred
Cork
1
2
130c
Ltd.—
B
Radio
4-
Coppermines
Products
4-15
5-
&
5-
3
5-
4-16
10c
50c
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Crown
1
50c
4-
Corp.—
A
preferred
5-
preferred
Crossett
12-
1
(final).
(quar.)
Nut
51c
Power,
Continental
7%
-12-15
25c
Continental
7%
1
4772c
Stop
55c
$4.50 preferred
Corn
-
9-
4
5-
11272C
common
common
earned
(stock
Mines.
common
Elmira
1
9-15
Ltd.,
4-12
$1.1272
Refractories &
New
Emerson
6-
4-
|
Gas
preferred
Electro
1
6-15
3-15
4-25
12 72C
(quar.)—
Continental Can Co.—
4 72% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12
.
$1.3772
Co.
Products,
Elastic
9
4-24
4-16
(initial s-a)
States
4727e
9
4-16
15c
t$l
(accum.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
$4.52
1
t38c
-
common
Consumers
6-
3-29
4-30
(quar.)
Metals & Supply
»$7 preferred
$6 preferred
9
6-15
3-29
140c
1S1.75
from
Bakeries,
Eastern
—
Extra
1$1.50
common
(Toronto)
dividend
Consolidated
- \
4-
60c
<■
preferred (quar.)—
Consoiidated Cement—
New
4-25
4-14
Ltd..
participating preferred (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Ekco
$1.50
——
4%
3-22
5-
1
Eastern
3-29
5c
,
preferred
Consolidated
1
4-16
137c
preferred
$2.20 preferred
Consolidated
5-
t5c
4-14
4-16
(quar.)
Natural
Oil
Eastern
4-13
1
4-16
Ltd
realized
Sullivan
4-16
75c
5-
135c
Ltd
(3c
4-30
4-30
137 72c
Quarterly
East
4-16
5-
4-30
5-15
5-15
125c
Co.,
Ltd.
Coal,
preferred
Eason
9-20
5-25
$50c
(quar.)
$1 conv. pref.
1
138c
$2.04
Consolidated
10-10
HOc
117 7a C
5% convertible preferred (1956)
Dynamics Corp of America—
4-11
5-
4-16
(quar.)
V!
3-30
5-
$1.16
Inc
preferred
Stock
1
5-15
$5
6% preferred'
Conn
(C. G.i, Ltd.,
common
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd. (quar.)
$2.06
5-* 1
4-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Conlon-Moore,
Crum
Ltd.
Duquesne
$1.0674'
——
(quar.)
Fund,
7-
Ltd.—
Ltd
Ducommun
—
-—
Concord Natural Gas Corp., 5727c pfd. (quar.)
181.25
Ltd.,
4-25
•
4-30
10c
4-18
$1.1272
6
3-30
Common
*4-16
*4-16
1
4-
4-30
HOc
preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Confederation Life Association
$2
$4
->12
9-14
5-
4-16
(quar.)
Du Pont Co. or Canada Securities,
1
4-,
5-7.
6-14
9-20
25c
(E. I.) de Nemours—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
split
6-20
5-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
&
net
5
,
preferred
from
5-
10c
4-10
Pont
5-
100%
4-13
1
$1772C
common
Linoleum
&
Fund
20c
<
1
5-
25c
Paper
Is 6d
(monthly)
common
$1.25
Engineering
10-
1377aC
(quar.)
Industries,
two-for-one
a
5-
2c
40c
Ltd.,
Furniture
$1.50
income)
Class
(quar.)
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse,
(interim)
iquar.)
150c
(s-a)
Bronze, Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
preferred
6-14
(quar.)
HOC
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian
6-30
common
110c
._
Special
Canada
8772c
(quar.)
110c
Special
6%
7
$1.75
(quar.)
Special
5%
55-
15c
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Soup (ouar.)
Canada
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
California
2%
120c
preferred
$4.70
5-
10c
Power, $3 pfd.
Oregon Power, com.
7%
4-19
preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Water, class
137c
Fund
California
5-15
5%
120C
preferred
Electric
California
Gas,
preferred
Consolidated
$1.75
partic.
California
75c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
this
dividend)
partic. pfd.
Mills,
&
Consolidated Edison
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton. Ltd. (s-a)
80c
(quar.)
$2.09
30c
;
(quar.)
Byers (A. M.), 77c
4-10
Concord
1.
*15c
Co.
5-25
4-20
7c
du
4-11
137 y2c
inc.)
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
5727e preferred (quar.)
9
6-11
3-28
1
5-
93/8C
Terminal
Dreyfus
4-2.0
'
preferred
'
$1.50
dividend l
Bush
5-10
30c
5-
4-16
6-
6-t
J5C
$26 per
1
6-15
4-25
25c
preference
preferred
Donnacona
5
4272c
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (stock div.)
Concord Electric, common
(quar.)
115c
at
Drexel
6-
,
(quar.)
1
4 7j7c
4.65%
3
Manufacturing Co., 47a% convertible
preferred (entire issue called for redemp¬
on
5-10
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Bush
tion
6-
1
Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd
Commonwealth
Stock
Fund
(from
invest¬
25c
(quar.)_j„
deposit receipts
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
1
6-
Louis)
6-lfl
Ltd.—
Burns & Co., Ltd.
7-
50c
quar.)_
9-18
10c
Mines
trating Co. (quar.)
Burdines, Inc. (quar.)
Burger
Brewing Co.
4-20
7%
4-10
1
45c
preferred
Sullivan
5-15
8772c
1
$1.10
(s-a)—
—
Inc.,
6-20
shares
Pictures,
preferred
67c
Steel Castings, common
6% preferred (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)_
Ankerite
4-16
2
6-29
$2
investment
net
Chemical,
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,
$1.1272
7-
$1.10
Buckeye
convertible
Tar
—
20c
(quar.)
Steel
——
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)_
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Products
Dominion
Dominion
40c
5-16
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
&
4-16
4-
Power,
Oil
4-16
4-20
approved
Glass
1
4-30
6
5-31
!
Fabrics,
preferred
7-
6
4-
4-10
120c
1
5c
4-
4-17
shares
5-
$1.50
1
200%
Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
A
(quar.)
5-
common
(quar.)
Oil
1
4-10^
1
shares
35c
10-
$ 12.7a
Y.
(from
convertible
7%
4-16
5-
Bridge, Ltd
Engineering Works (increased s-a)
Dominion
2nd
4-16
Fund—
$1.0674
:$1.127a
5-
6-14
$1.75
: $1.12 y2
6-11
7- 2
3-21
4-10
4-27
5-
Extra
Dominion
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
6-18
Tobacco—
Dominion
50c
investment income)——
common
Combustion
(quar.)
Dominion
3-16
Inc.—
Central
5-15
772 %
Steel
the
of
Preferred
4-20
4-16
10-15
4-16
4-25
45c
Products, common (quar.)
Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
4-20
4-10
377ac
Dome
5-1
4-20
50c
(quar.;
Doeskin
11- 1
50c
(St.
(from
Stockholders
'
3-29
N.
class
Cox
$1
(quar.)
Stores,
Colorado
4-19
of
Shares
$1
-
Colon Development Co., Ltd. (Ord.)
12-28
95C
British Columbia Forest Products Ltd. (quar.)
British Columbia Power. Ltd
60c
preferred
Colonial
1772C
common——
Final
Bullock's,
$3.50
Colonial Fund
$5c
6
5-15
Construction
conv.
20c
1007*
(initial
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
9-14
15c
——
Corp.
Beneficial
4-10
dividend)
(stock
Bottling
6-15
'i
4-
1
(quar.)
common
20c
(quar,)
preferred
Buffalo
New
Coca-Cola
tlOc
Cordage, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
British-American
!
Coal
Chemical
68 3/4 c
—
preferred
Buchanan
<quar.)_.
4-10
;•
1
—
3
(initial-semi-annual)
common
Beneficial
RR.—
guaranteed
1
per
5-
-
(quar.)
9-28
Brantford
72%
Pittsburgh
6-29
issue
—————
—
Vz %
&
guaranteed
$1.25
preferred
6-20
5-
—
7%
6-13
5-
7- 1
25c
(quar.)
4%
4-16
70c
6-20
8772c
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1
2
Discount
Dominion Square Corp.
5-
4-
3-23
5-
$1
4-16
4-16
RR.—
——
Products
8
1
25c
dividend).
Dominion
Clorox
2
4-13
Dodge Mfg.
——.—
6-
7-
10c
4-16
Clinchfield
7-
5-15
Dictograph Products
Dlebold,
Inc.
(stock
7- 1
7
77aC
(quar.)
4-20
4-16
8772c
3-26
common
5-15
1
2
4-17
Match,
preferred
30c
5-
4-11
$1.50
$1.50
j
(quar.)
Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
City Stores Corp.,
common
4(4% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Clary Corp. (reduced)
10%
4-
Diamond
4-12
&
5-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
3-31
1
Cincinnati
4-20
5-. 1
Steel
4-16
$1.50
4
45c
5-31
4-16
4-16
Detroit
5-
Dividend
7
6-
6-15
Co.
4
5-
12-15
(quar.)__
Mfg.
50c
$1.25
preferred
5%
RR.,
plus this dividend)
Bowling Green Fund
Bralorne Mines, Ltd. (interim)
4
A
Molded
1
60c
Mfg.
$1
A
class
$1.25
(quar.)
share
4
class
5-21
45c
&
Hardware
L 4-10
5-
7
4
25c
5-
3-30
3
5-
6-
62 72 c
Edison
5-15
5-31
4-
4
$1
Gasket
4-15
2
6-
6272c
Detroit
Dodge
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)
Detroit
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, common (quar.)—
$3 conv. preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on May 31 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)-—
6-15
30c
(quar.)
A
$2
$2
Chicago
Stockyards
Detroit
30c
——
4-30
4
4-10
$2
9
Steel
4-20
7-
& Canada Tunnel
Disher
4-
9
~40c
(quar.)
4 10
$1.12'/a
Illinois
stock
4-
1
5-
35c
4-2
1
4-10
4-10
35c
4-30
5-
4-27
4-25
Louis
common
debenture
New
.
(quar.)———
Eastern
&
5-
5c
25c
(quar.)
.
St.
A_
5- 1
investment
net
Telephone—
(initial)
convertible
Cleveland
investment income)-
common
class
6
—
—
4-12
40c
shares held)
(increased)
Transit, $272-$372 pfd.
$272-$3 72 preferred (s-a)
Unadilla
common
Chicago
Voting
&
3373
com.
common
8c
(quar.)——
(from
9
55c
(quar.)—
—
25c
—
(North Carolina)
preferred
$3.80
3-30
Inc.—
(increased).-
(from
Maine
Brockton
4-15
5-25
5 %
preferred
Bourjois, Inc., $2.75
Braniff
1
6-11
—
Edison
Extra
4-13
15c
Co._
Inc.,
be
1
5-
4-10
preferred (quar.)———-—
—
W.) Corp. (quar.)—
Corp., common (increased)—
37a%
preferred
(quar.)_
to
5-
20c
4-20
dividend
&
3-15
$1.25
(George
5 %
3-30
50c
(quar.)
4%
Boston
5-1
■; 4-i6
$50c
(quar.)———————
Borg-Warner
Boston
3-30
4-
(quar.)———
Inc.
Chicago
each
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
class A
Bank
Y.,
for
$1.19
20c-
(increased)——
43/4%
Power,
Fund,
Chicago Corp.
4-20
4-25
Corp.
Fisheries,
Bostitch,
1
1
-
50C
Bondstock
Borg
55-
$1.50
$1772C
3-30
Water
Elec.
Utility
Manhattan
3 7a%
4-20
4-16
Quarterly
Stock
1
$1.25
Blue Ridge Insurance
Booth
5-
17 72C
Gorham,
&
W.i
4-16
(quar.)
common
(E.
1
common
Electric
Starr
5-
75c
'
Birtman
4-16
277ac
4-16
Saco
4-11
5-15
6s
20c
(quar.)——
$6
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
4
Gas,
&
6-30
5-
preferred
Best Foods, Inc.
Gas
4-20
4-11
5%
Gas
Mines
20c
1772c
(s-a)..—
&
4-20
1
Beikshire
Coke
&
60c
New
(quar.)
1
4-25
50c
Lines
Transport
35c
N.
Denver Union
$1
30c
Denver
8
—
47a %
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake industries
$4 preferred (quar.)
(initial quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
$3 1st preferred (quar.)_——
——
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (stock div.) (7/12ths of 1%)
Bell
Telephone
(Canada)-:
Belmont
Iron
Works
(quar.)—————
Benrus Watch (quar.)-.—
————
8%
8
9-
1
com.
9
9-
12-
income)
Chenango &
common
6-
9-20
9-20
•
Optical,
6-20
$1.25
12-20
5-
new
5
4-
5-
4-27
10c
common
Mfg.,
$1.25
6-
Lomb
$1.25
Dennison
$1.25
$50c
Corp.,
6-20
of
(quar.)—
+75c
&
4-10
4-16
$1.25 '*
(quar.)7
stock
(quar.)
Bates & Innes, Ltd., class A (s-a)——
Bausch
$1.25
6-
share
com.
A
Bathurst Power & Paper
Baystate
933/4C
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light,
preferred
$1
Ltd., class A (quar.)
0-22
5%
9-28
16 in
amount
7- 3
5%
6-29
addi¬
the
6
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
25c
the
6
4-
preferred A
preferred B
B
preferred
Consolidated
preferred
3%
April
4-10
4-10
1
(quar.)
5%
10c
on
1
1
5-
Co.
(quar.)
Lackawanna & Western RR.—
Stock dividend (Partial distribution of one
4-
Ry. Co,—
45c
on
(quar.)
55-
Vilbiss
4-30
r
t$2.50
(s-a)
Georgia
Inc.
A
DeBeers
Investments, Ltd.—
preference
of
Class
5%
Inc.
Dayton Rubber,
4-30
60c
preferred (quar.)—25c
Central Canada
12-31
'
-
Daystrom,
8-15
11-15
8-31
5%
10-15
—
common
8-15
8-31
11-30
6
1-15-57
—
March 28
on
Tractor,
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Bros.,
(quar.)
$1.50
—
pfd. A
Water,
preferred A
$1.50
..,-r
(quar.)
5%
4-
7-13
$1.50
A
6-15
4-30
10c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Celotex
4-20
4-30
-
$1
$1.12
,
Delaware,
common
dividend
Davidson
Class
a
the
on
5-16
4-13
25% stock dividend, and
present outstanding shares.
stock will be quoted ex-
of
payment
The
5-31
Corp., 3%%
4-30
A
25c
Sons—
paid
Davenport
(quar.)
Class
Central
be
Dana
5-16
(quar.)
7c
(quar.)———(quar.)
be issued
to
5-11
B
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
will
tional shares
1
5-31
A
$1.1272
Electric,
(stock dividend)--
Refractories
6-
Class
30c
(resumed quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Hydro
(quar.)
Class
$1.12 7a
Aroostook RR.
Bangor
preferred
4-13
4.20%
——f-
(quar.)
6-28
$1.06
727o
40c
class
pfd.
$4
(quar.)
4
6
4-13
Caterpillar
*
Light,
preferred
4-
4-13
4-13
(quar.)
&
$4.24
1
4-30
4-13
(quar.)—-—
&
Dallas Power
4-10
5-
$1.25
4-30
RR.
(Joseph)
Bangor &
4-3
4-27
4-20
2772c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
1
Corp
preferred
preferred
split-up
com.
4-30
B
4-30
(quar.)——.—————
Rubber
Baltimore
7
(quar,)
Products,
Class
5-
(quar.)—.—————
preferred
7
12-
4-20
37 72c
•
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
9-
12-28
1
5674C
—
(quar.)_—
common
9-28
50c
5-
Central
A
50c
'quar.)
tl2c
t25c
H3c
125c
H2c
—
(quar.)
——
B/G Foods, common.;
'Class
7
(quar.)
A
15C
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (from income)-.
Balclwin-Lima-Hamilton
6-
A
Class
15C
(quar,)—
<L.
Paper
Food
—
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg., $2.25 conv. preferred
4'/2Si
Carpenter
Light,
Payable of Rec.
50c
Class
15c
...
$1.5C
472%
3-for-l
a
&
(quar.)
so
30c
(quar.)-——
Ayers
effect
Power
A
Hoidert
When
Share
class
Corp.,
be
to
par
15c
(quar.)
Avco
4-16
Catelli
prior preferred (quar.)
Banking, common
(quar.)
(quar.)
———
A
4-30
24c
Co.—
conv.
Automobile
to
as
Carolina
payments from investment income-*
$1.20
stock
common
Per
Name of Comvany
Curtiss-Wright
Carolina, Cincinnati & Ohio Ry.
195G.
Austin, Nichols &
of
shares
Hoidert
Payable of Reo.
dividend)
(stock
changed to $5.50 for each share held
of
six
months
ending Dec. 31, 1955 and
quarterly of 8c for period ending March
Semi-annual
Co.
When
Share
Monday, April 16, 1856
...
10c
4
(Continued
on page
48)
-
Volume 183
i
1—*
Number 5525
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
—;—i—^——
——
—
——
(1865)
—
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
1»D|« for Fr osteal
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
37% Oct
Jan
13
Jan
39 y8 Feb
10
Feb
1
106 y2 Apr
6
45% Apr
109 % Feb
16 Vi Jan
6
27
13% Feb
9
14% Jan
ABC
62% Jan
23
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
18
71
Aug 25
53
18
79
Aug 25
21% Oct
30
19
Jun
3
21
*
1
20y4 Nov
12% Oct 14
>
27% Max 14
,107.;, Mar 15
V
30
20
9
108
130
Dec
30% Jan
_
i
19
20
34% Sep
6
77% Jan
:
Dec
Jan
6
17% Oct
7
18
Jan
80
Jan
3
7% Jan
117
26
6
209% Jan
y4 Jan
23
Apr
10
Jan
19
36% Feb
<•:
9
Feb
9
166
Jan
27
163
3 % Jan
3
20% Jan
116
23% Mar 22
83 % Apr
10
88 % Jan
26
Jan
23
Nov
11
114% Jan
6
7
20% Aug 26
20
122% July 6
25% Dec 30
110
*
:
i.
Sep
-
34
-
15
113
23
>
i Feb
10
19
•
82
14
1
•
Feb
99% Feb
2% Feb
13
•
30% Nov
4
28 Va Jan
23
•
105 y4 Jun
30
91% Jan
10
91% Feb
23
8
70% Apr
22% Feb
13
29y8Jun
13
110% Feb
14
11
6
139 Va Jun
Jan
6
16
36
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
Nov
14
27% Mar
Nov
21
66
Jan
14% Jan
33% Jan
-
'
'
8
Feb.
100
Jan
2
;
6
Allen
-
Sep
14
34
Jan
103
Jan
31
22% Mar 30
6
42% Dec
Mar
16% Jan
14
107% Sep
19
18
18% Jan
17
6yBOct
11
39% Jan
104
33% July 15.
21y2 Mar
8
9% Jan
Jan
24% Jan
23
13
:Apr
Jan'
79
,
'Jan
2
'36
Feb-
i
9
21 % Mar
'
>
6%
23
'
9
14
14
29%. Apr
20% Jan
6
29
67
27% Feb
21
28% Apr
5
17
9
106
44
4
Mar 15
Oct
11
100y2Jan
,
17
24
153
10
42% Dec
19
54
Sep 29
37 % Apr
Jan
7
1
3y« Nov
21
28
Nov
65
Jan
11
21
17
52% Dec
42
Apr
<243/4 Apr
16% Apr
New
Co
Export
American
13% Jan
20
16
Apr
11
16% Feb
17
173/4 Jan
3
American
107% Feb
4
103% Jan
10
106% Feb
21
35% Apr
7
24% Jan
20
303/t Apr
12
41% Mar 16
68% Sep
Sep
35% Feb
10
16
56% Jan
20
13
104 y2 Jan
24
108
8
28
403/4 Mar 21
71% Mar 19
Mar 16
Foreign
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
16
21% Feb
2
179% Jan
5
170
Jun
7
7% May 25
9% Jan
172
Apr
6
Metal Co Ltd
4 y2 %
American Metal
5%%
American News
American
24% Mar 20
Amer
5
83/a Feb
27
36% Jan
6
21
69% Mar 23
American Ship
463/4 Jan
23
59y8 Mar 20
Amer
3
11
1
42
46% Aug 24
Jan
10
Aug 12
125 % Jan
20
43% Dec 30
39 y4 Jan
19
50% Apr
12
131 %
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
16
20% Jan
31
14% Jan
12
58% Feb
18
46% Mar
2
129% Mar 26
47
American Seating
8nuff
American
6%
Co
preferred
Sumatra
29%,
29 y4
*283/4
293/4
29%
30
•29%
30%
513/4 Jan
13
American
Viscose
American Water
26% Mar 23
29
1
25 y2 Apr
13
263/4 Mar 27
6
17% Feb
14
23% Mar 13
47
4.873/4 Mar 19
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire &
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
American Zinc
Anchor
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
20
36
Feb
8
7
103
Sep
7
Jan
20
32% Dec
19
44% Jan
3
32 y2 Jan
10
44 y4 Oct
11
58% Dec
1
553/4 Jan
4
13% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
29% Feb
15
110
For footnotes
Mar
see
page
24.
42% Apr
107
Jan
2
12
40% Mar 13
70% Apr
2
35% Mar 19
74%
95
34,400
♦206
214
♦203
212
300
150
152
151
153
149
150
2,300
150%
53%
*26%
27
25%
263/4
263/4
263/4
20
17%
17%
163/4
17
163/4
17
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
2,600
38
38%
37%
38
37%
38
38
38%
38
533/4
1,500
.
38
40%
40%
*40%
41%
*40%
41%
41%
200
22 >/4
21%
21%
21%
223/B
22%
23%
23%
243/4
43,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
153/4
17,100
54%
56%
57
111
1
3%
4
3%
*33%
37
♦33%
113%
13%
♦101
29%
♦91%
393/4
>
109
109
3%
4%
55%
■
111
13%
543/4
55%
4%
♦33%
1123/4
111%
13%
13%
102
663/4
17%
7%
62
#
30%
~.
*168
393/8
39%
27
♦101
7%
7%
113%
13%
102
7%
51%
160
803/n
27
263/4
263/4
26%
26y«i
21%
203/4
50
Cable.
No par
54%
169
•158
45 y8
51%
51 Va
100
.
100
140%
140%
50%
99
140
43
43%
51 y8
51%
99
'•
55%
23,300
3,000
740
16,500
160
210
43
500
126%
47
513/4
100
28,300
4,000
•97%
100
140
140 V*
1403/4
760
400
*143/4
15
Xl4%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
1823/4
184
183%
184%
183 ya
183 5/8
28,100
79%
80%
80
81
80 y.
80%
138%
139%
139
140
139 %
139%
320
42 V\
43%
42%
433,6
x41%
423/s
39,400
9%
93%
9%
9%
27
♦253/4
21
553/4
64
126%
43%
75/8
333/4
63
46%
43%
172
33%
65
4,600
9%
9%
25
Smelting—1
55
•160
7%
-
34%
127%
139
42
25
series
55%
160
•168
172
7%
33,000
42%
138%
•
34
♦64
23%
45
80%
79%
100
25
7%
34
64
4,000
22%
23%
37%
115%
182%
1823/„
183 Va
;■
33%
37%
14%
♦143/4
1393/4
7%
•168
4,200
113 y4
•126
141
80
172
23
30
373/4
45
101
139
23 y4
303,(,
115
127
•98%
15%
375/8
112%
43%
1393/4
93/4
3,500
30 y8
373/4
42%
52%
51%
52%
9%
30%
30%
113
7%
62
♦126%
141
25
com—5
6,900
54 y*
43
423/8
101
43 V*
19,700
7%
61%
433/4
127%
43%
42%
7s/8
62%
7%
eiy8
127%
•43
43%
128
140%
1823/4
1,000
7'/a
61%
159
160
100
143/4
16%
64
'
55%
54%
56 3/8
161
140
30%
7%
7%
64
55%
5,500
273/a
♦168
34 Va
160%
1,900
66
106
39%
1
16%
30%
172
64
39%
64%
•io4y4
663/4106
27%
22%
33%
40
93
•29 y4
23%
73/4
♦92
16%
37%
643/4
93
303/4
111%
34%
48,600
273/a
7%
30%
7%
80
303/8
16%
373/4
643/4
103%
30
27 y4
1133/4
♦168
•103
303/4
•29%
22%
172
4,900
103%
163/4
37%
23%
20
1,500
293/4
111%
38%
39%
653/4
♦104%
5,100
2,600
27%
x61
62
30 Va
30%
115
«
8,700
37
163/4
27
17%
7%
61%
106
500
'
•29%
30
17%
62%
•104%
27%
•29%
17%
39%
•103
65% .'66'/a
663/4
106
♦104%
31
39%
39%
65 Mr
67
34%
100
Co
93%
♦91%
93
273/4
27%
5
series
&
30%
104%
*29%
25
Corp
Lead
105
15,100
109/4
4
37
•101
■
•107
4
133/a
102
•40%
109 V*
♦33%
112
♦101
41%
3%
38
133/a
133/a
101
55%
•108
3%
111
112 >/a
133/8
101
♦40%
553/4
109
*34
39
Xlll%
13%
102
55
553/4
109
114%
104%
2
100
5
10
4,300
21%
109%
No par
100
26%
.
21
27
♦253/4
27
•27
26
•25%
27%
<
93/8
*27%
9%
273/4
12,700
6,900
600
26
25%
253/4
190
203/4
21%
21
213/4
20%
21%
8,900
39,000
79
80%
77%
79
78
79%
78%
79%
78 y4
79%
73%
75
73%
73%
73%
73%
73%
74%
73%
73%
1,270
41
41%
39%
40%
40
40%
40%
41
40%
403/4
5,200
106%
♦105
106%
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
Common
$4
100
75%
215
263/4
20
com
Co
Mar 20
83
.-■■>93
93
77%
*208
53%
1
common
Works
29% Aug 16
14
93
75%
,.
500
53%
No par
preferred
28% Aug
30% Jun
23
76%
1,600
•26%
54
—50
Tal & Tel Co
Tobacco
Jan
93
"
75
753/8
208
♦148
150%
93
93
74%
205
-.5
Tobacco
American
63% Feb
93
76%
212
.
27%
1
American
65
92
293/4
»
53%
No par
1
Sep 21
*283/4
<
♦263/4
42%
3
Aug 26
150
43%
84'/a Feb
72
75%
♦208
•127%
187 Va Feb
83
92
;
25
27
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
-
10
preferred—100
23
6
1.800
5,000
36
16
6
58
*35%
163/4 Jan
Jan
58
36%
5
62% Jan
2,100
43%
36
Co
17
43%
43'/a
36 %
Refining com—100
100
'Jan
19,700
43 V«
34%
Sugar
30
46%
36
Stores
6%
100
8,800
45%
34
common
noncumulative
American
34,200
203/4
37%
American
Jan
46%
29%
35%
American
7%
500
63/8
58
com
Smelt & Refg com
59% Jan
10
45%
*2oy2
63^
57 5/a
10
American Steel Foundries
3
6%
58
19
Jan
283/8
203/4
63/a
57%
16
9
29
♦2oya
»
57%
Mar 22
10
.
57
Jan
13
4,600
57
108
41% Apr
45,900
413/4
56%
146
10
203/4
105
43%
,
""
40c
7% -preferred
13
27
•i04y4
433/a
Co
Apr
145% Jan
19%
413/4
v
43%
Building Co—No par
75% Feb
103
46 Va
23%
138
13
46 Va
Sany common—5
179% Jan
26% Jan
47%
373/4
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
11% Jan
46 y4
114%
145
27
6%
1
20
8% Oct
203/4
6%
4
6
203/„
&
28%
28 Va
*20 y2
63/8
No par
13
55% Nov
273/4
203/4
63/a
cl B__No par
21
15
27%
♦20%
63/4
5
62% Feb
Dec
273/a
20%
6%
29
Mar
193/a
41%
104
'
43 V*
Co
130% Jan
46
28%
20%
1
172% Jan
Nov 23
273/4
Feb
143/4 Mar
19%
41%
104
20
1
139% Apr
89
104
60
43 Vb
preferred
American Safety Razor..
23
29% Feb
19%
41%
41%
106
600
70
43%
1%
Feb
39 y4 Jan
■i
19%
41%
*103
28
43%
Co
Chem
&
7% Apr
121 y2 Oct
19
19%
41%
106
10
28
♦66
423/4
Co
Rad & Std
21
68
1,300
1
5
Co
Potash
Feb
28%
68
41%
com——No par
Gas
Optical
Amer
174
28%
68
43%
Corp
9
56
11
28 y2
68
19 y4
100
29
31% Jan
Apr
28 y2
68
106
Power^No par
Products
Mar 12
9
159
28%
*66
43%
convertible preferred
3
21
*28 y8
68
43%
preferred
11
22
28%
400
35%
106 %
•91%
37% Feb
Apr
35 y4
♦104
*91%
72 y4 Apr
58% Sep
35%
106%..
2,200
120
29%
6
172
*105
•118
93 %
6
13
34%
343/4
106 %
;
30%
29l/2Jan
40% Mar 14
120
103%
,50y8Jan
161% Jun
36,000
119
121
29%
32% Feb
13
71%
24%
103%
40% Jan
Feb
343/4
*105
14,200
24%
293/4
American Natural
177
;
•
106 %
114%
70%
24 %r.
103%
623/4 Mar 15
120 '
*118
112%
713/4
24%
,
29%
Motors
6
343/4
♦105
24%/
103%
American
9
343/4
35
106
:
119%
115
71
71%
*66
&
3
20
119%
120
113
115 %
71
24%
M
♦103%
Mach
8% Jan
28 y2 Feb
24%
*28%
prior preferred
12
35 y2 Feb
72%
24%'
100
Fdry common__7
3.90% preferred
100
/ Amer Machine & Metals
No par
5%%
American
73/a Apr
55% Jan
95 y2 Jan
343/4
106
72
155/8
Molasses
5
♦118!
xll4%
115%
72%
25 Va
165/a
American
3
24%
29%
16%
5
11
113%
.72
*28 3/8
155/8
16
53% Mar
118 Va
:
par
29%
153/4
27
111% Dec
116%
par
*28%
;
163/4
Jan
6
29
16%
Amer
200
39
15%
Jan
27
*28%
*37%
163/4
* Apr
27
29
*3
33/a
39
16
'
Oct
*28%
*3
*37%
15%
18
Jan
29%
3%
16%
30
67
*28%
3
3%
163/4
2
38
117%
;
16
30
26y8Oct
;■
V,
16%
13% Jan
6
♦115
117%
145
♦15%
28
4
♦138
16%
17
23
10,500
15%
30
60% Sep
38 y2 Apr
300
69%
15%
Jun
13% Jan
145
95%
69%»
163/4
Jun
6
♦115
117%
7,100
95 y8
...
.
70%
1
31% Sep
11
95% i
2,400
52./:
43%
Investment Co of 111
15
8% Oct
353/4
1
preferred—100
International Corp—__1
32
46% Jan
*138
-
3 y4
noncumulative
17
Mar
,
f
69%
900
35%
51%
-
253/a
34%
52%
43%
Inc
Leather
24% Mar 16
<-
95%
;
25%
35 y8,
,
44
Electric Co
20% Mar 14
25% Mar
52
40 %
Secur—No par
Lines
10% Jan
I
*116
120
1
145
25y4.
35
11,600
._2o
Ice Co common
American
2
108
',:*138
145
*243/4
.
1,600
124
43%
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
16% Nov 15
Mar 29
*115
117
1
1223/4
43%
6%
18 y8 Dec
93
*138
:...
124%
473/8
Encaustic
European
9
3
145
1223/4
25,700
16%
20
American
Jan
Jan
-
163/8
70 3/4
.70%
*3 y8
12.50
Distilling Co
15
90
96%
,
70 3/„
*37 y4
preferred series C.100
conv
16
6
:.:*95z:
*95
96%
39
100
Nov
94 y4 Jan
96%
70%
703/4
U
16%
-10
13% Sep
11
523%
52%
*163/4
48%
Co
96
18
"
42%
120
No par
27
13
35%
52
35%
52%
•117
No par
Co
33'/4 Jan
Sep
25
34%
25
34%
53 Va
1
Corp
Tiling
American Enka Corp
6%
25
25
35'
*37%
100
Cable
Mar 30
2
253/a
-
41
com__2
common
&
38
100% Mar
148
41%
.
25
Co
Hide &
23% Oct
88% Nov
.
Radio
American
5
124
3%
50
common
&
39
Mar
123
*37%
com___No par
4% Jan
«
124%
...117
110
preferred
Inc
Cable
5
143/4 Mar 21
.122
*138
100
1
4
115
129%
*95
No par
common
3% Jan
31
*141
42%
120
♦U7V4
16 3%
16
34%
.
41%
120
*117%
120
70%
-
TOO
preferred
1
30
148
42 Va
41%
41%
*117%
25%
:
1
Hawaiian S3 Co
11% Jan
40 3/e
42%
120
1,000
Gas &
84% Jan
♦140
500
21,100
American
99
145
*219
57,800
3%
American
»
*140
140
100
9
121%
9
2
140
150
50
preferred.
12
Aug
500
3,300
85
120
131% Jan
105
*219
203/4
121%
Shoe
American &
35% Mar 21
500
8%
21,100
117
119%
23
60 Va Mar
*81'/2
9%
23
4,400
,
120%
American
v
85
•"
8%
20%
♦219
500
•115
21
*82
8%
83/4
1
common
American
3
13
*219
>
85
♦81
8%
22%
,
117
20%
.
119%
25
21
5
:
500
3%
120 »/4
Jan
17% Dec
21
3
83%
23%
*115
21%
3%
118
86
7
25
173/4 Mar 20
10
83%
8%
8%
3%
22%
-
118
21%
,
3%
122%
47% Jan
13% Dec
Oct
18
23
85
...
3%
121
9
6
45% Jan
American
13% Jan
21%
-
23'/a
*115
118
213/0
<
223/4
23%
♦115
21%
3%
16%
...52
No par
com
8
26
27% Jan
3%%
12
17% Jan
.
4,600
Dec
Jan
104
12
27% Mar 21
35% Jan
22%
'
-.
26,000
prior preferred
Apr
59% Jan
*.
;.
3%
35%
5% Apr
130
96% Jan
103
4%%
12
;
22%
3%
16
126
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3V2% conv preferred series B.100
;
19,800
120%
preferred
T%
31
44% Mar 12
7
35 y8
Bosch. Arma: Corp
American Can
10
.
3% V
16%
16%
100
preferred
Apr
,
43%
1153/4
12
Jan
40% Sep 22
165
42
35%
14
52% Jan
20 % Sep 22
16
Mar 30
162
•155
119y4
Feb
126
3
162
164
35%
77% Apr
100
1
41%
100
Crystal Sugar com
21
3
163
*155
115%
American
27
Jan
♦157y2
164
42%
■35 y2
6
56 y4 Dec
Nov
163%
♦155
43%
116 Va
Jan
208
15
42%
*160
165
35%
Colortype
3
433/8 ~ *
43%
163
112%
American
27
2,100
35%
9
23
12%
J
1123/4
Chicle
Jan
,'.12%
12%
35%
American
Jan
12%.
111%
5
Apr
13,800
116
Jan
34
500
19%
35%
37% Apr
l
300
19'/a
'
••
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
.
19
113%
convertible
Amer
4,200
"
137%
10
conv
Brake
137%
'
18%
12%
26%
30%
-
*
,_1
Chain
61
34
/'■Iff %"
12%
253/4
*30
30
139
:
American
.
,
*117%
—.20
preferred
Mar 23
92
Jun~10
cum
American
7
46
176
15%
62% Feb
45% Mar
8
26
40
'
22
12% Jan
12% Aug 17
:
69 V4 Dec
.
'
19-
26%
30
^139
r
America:
of
Theatres
11
2
109% Sep
135% Dec
25% Apr
13% Jan
13
7% Mar 12
27
Co
par
'
♦140
—.100
;
convertible
.American
9
49 y8 Apr
4
preferred
4%
43% Mar 29
.
26%
30%
'
5
convertible
Amer
38% Jan
27
26'%
'
"
No par
T
American Bank Note
7
: 54% Feb
Mar 14
25%
-*30
: ;i39;V 139 *
*155
,
500
*219
No par
Co
preferred
4'/2%
7
3
Apr
Dye
Amalgamated Leather Co
•43% Mar
43% Feb
■'
4%
109% Mar
16
48
&
3 y2%'convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
9
■,
83/4
1
American Airlines common
7
Jan
31
*83%
*
26
Jan
91% Sep
6,200
12%
43%
:
116%
21%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp.:
No
-Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
9
70% Jan
;
•
■
6%
3
Jan
-
22%
*115
100
Aluminium Limited
;
3
Mar 19
108
46% Sep
140
Mills
Aluminum
26 V4 Mar 16
71% May
33% Dec
15,900
32%
'
3%
1
common
.Alpha Portland Cement
121% Mar 23
47
27 Vs Mar 14
15%
32%
163
165
5
z
Industries Inc
4.08%
3
59% Dec
Nov
14%
32%
19%
12%
166
100
15 ya
32%
1383/4
•"19
44%
166
lo
preferred
Kid
3
6V8 Feb
48% Nov 30
33
"7 44
*155
75
143/4
32%
30
1383/4
12%
•71
733/4
14%
32%
26%
x30
r
"
19%""
100
100
Chemical
24
20 y2 Apr
3
23% Mar 17
"
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3 % % ' convertible preferred
Mar 14
2
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
7
series
common
Allied
•
22% Jan
Inc
Allied
Mar 12
126
3
May 31
12
31
73%.
14%
33
25%
26%
72%
♦71
300
14%
*
No par
common
1951
Vicksburg Ry
Allied
4
126% Apr
125% Apr
30
.
8
72
65
-.
;
39
«'
9
Nov
100
73
14
X32%
140 "
12%
.5%% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
3 % Jan
-
Jan
14
'19
1
Alleghany Corp
~5
38V2Jan
9
24
37
31
*
pfd
4%%
6
Mar 27
125
6
Oct
20%
31
140
'
preferred
Aldens
75% Mar 12
148
35 Va Jan
23
Oct
.1
1
1'
<
-95y8Apr
102
1
__
No par
3
13
24
70
.
_
_
97% Jan
«
23
20% Jan
;
_
.'Allied Stores Corp common__No
23
Jan
82
<;
Co
Corp—;
4
Jan
Jan
17
♦69
14%
33%
12
18
33% Feb 27
51-
65
May
73
14%
33%
56%'Jan
23% Jan
131
39
*71
2.50
35% Jan
■"
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
'
16,300
9
11
5
65%
129% Apr
25 y2 Jan
13
Jan
64%
14
11
Sep
66
106% Feb
Apr
Sep
64%
12
Apr
88
64%
18'/a Jan
9
41
•
63%
10
81 y«
26
63%
Apr
July 22
25% Jan
'
'Max
:■
43 % Apr
98
6
2% Nov.16
'
151
ll7%
160% Apr
134% Apr
7
34% AUg: I
65% May. 12
72% Jan 18
'
Inc
■
27
-
16
■
7%
,
23
9'% Mar
7% Jan 23
/.
117
61% Oct
133% Dec
62%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
Alco Products Inc common
; 117% Jan 19
4
94% Jan
!
13
31
14% Jan
1
4.50%
Alabama &
16
23 y4 Jan
23
30
*
4% Feb
27
Jan
63% Jun
64
10
Air Reduction Inc
9
Mar 14
Jan
Jan
40
63%
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
5
Apr
20% Jan
135
3
1,500
25
Admiral
3
22
13%
~
24
•
1081/2
133/4
"
44% Apr
136'
Jun
Dec
•106 3/2
133/4
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10 *'
156
Jun
Jan
108%
133/4
Adams-Millis
13
22,900
*106'%
Adams
14% Jan
.
Shares
13%
4
3
the Week
45
133/4
9
Apr.
22y8Jan
8
170
51% Mar-14
107
44
45%
13%
32% Jan
140
6
326
19
107
108
44%
«
3
34
♦106%
45%
44%
Friday
Apr. 13
Apr. 12
13%
26% Mar 21
104
4
45%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 11
14%
Co
Express
44%
107
107
50
Acme
Mar 14
Jan
45%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
13%
...
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
122
93
44%
100
HIGH
Apr. 10
'
9
July 12
5
common
17% Jan
12 y8 Feb
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
11
Inc
33J/e Apr
Steel
Tuesday
Apr. 9
—1
10
20
Aug
5%
Jan
:
13
18% Mar
26% Mar 30
11
109% Jan
i
Jan
4%
22
5'
2% Nov 29
Monday
Par
common
30
22"
170
Abbott Laboratories
Apr
30% Feb
4
157,
Dec
76
14
14
15% Aug 24
141% Dec 21
28
155
,
70% Feb
23% Sep
35% Sep
25% Nov
7% Mar 23
25% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
preferred
Vending Corp
46% Jan
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
3
111
19
1
Leweit
48% Jan
28
107
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
preferred
Anderson Clayton
<fe Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper
Mining
No par
.21.80
10
14
*105
106%
50
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
4,000
67%
68 VB
65%
675/a
66%
67
663/4
67%
653/4
66 y4
6,000
325/8
325/8
32%
32%
*32%
33
•32 y2
333/4
*32 y4
33 y4
200
105
x35%
105
►105
106%
•105
v,
13
14
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(1866)
Monday, April 16, 1956
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
iMfi far Prnlm
Lew eat
'
Highest
43% Feb
24% May
31% July
3
4
3
6% Jan
4% May 19
36
Oct 11
Jan
311.
14
18
Feb
25% Mar
36
6
46% Feb
15
15% Feb
7
35% Apr
28
29 % Jan
102% Apr
19
94
Apr
'18% Mar
26% Oct
'
6% Jun
24
22
:
14
3
Jan
9% Feb
34
Mar 15
7
Nov
102% Mar
5
22
3
28% Feb
28
16
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
5
30
Jun
16
27% Jan
-
a
20
63.75
Arvln
•
Mar 29
?
7
'
■
..
•
.
8
30
Feb
14
113
Aug 15
104
Apr
6
92% Feb
1
69
May 27
55
Jan
23
121% Jan
NOV 30
137
Jan
23
163 V8 Apr
13
li
57
Apr
12
61% Jan
20
3
28
Jan
3
96% Feb
1
37% Sep
18
162
Jun
15
62
Aug
27% Dec
13
30
Oct
•6% Oct
13
101
41 % Oct
10
68
10
19
42
•67
101
Feb
23
59% Apr
5
5
20
4
43% Apr
99% Feb
9
45% Mar
96
Apr
41% Feb
61% Feb 13
Dec
9
14% Jan
Feb
10
4
8
11% Jan
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
Jan
20
27% Mar 15
8 % Apr
18
6
Jan
5
7% Feb
24
44% Mar 19
49 % Feb
24
26
20
Mar 30
54
*96
19%
*18%
Co
58%
-
25%
36%
25%
25%
601/4
59%
603/a
20 %
20 %
20%
35%
-
-36%
29%
7%v
29%
18%
36%
203/4
35%
29%
30
32%'
V
33%
106
29%
159%
161%
159%
58%
57%
58%
30 %
29%
30
*£9
100%
*99
96%
96%
96%
97
43
43j/2
42%
423%
6,100
74%
73%
74%
74
74%
2,200
95 %
42%
74%
74%
3
6%
6%
No par
45%
46%
common
preferred
10%
*17%
/
17%
•>
10%
'
30
23,300
34,300
413%
330
10%
10%
10%
*10%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
100
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,600
6%
26
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
1,388
45%
45%
44%
443%
2,500
x44%
45
126%
.
10%
2,000
43%
96%
43%
74
10%
2,500
30 %
96%
96
42%
74%
26%
7,600
57%
30%
'40%
44%
10%
163 7/6
57%
30%
41'%
96
-26%
159%
58
;4i%
-96
*17%
390
1,000
98
,41%
-
160%
4,200
:
" 613/4
59%
42%
-
61
98
41%
5
61%
-
56
42%
No par
323/4
104 »/2
99
'-42%
Amer
32%
104%
2,800
57
53%
41%
_No par
of
33
30,900
.•
55%
53%
10
($1.20)
3,600
: - -
'
99
54%
43%
19
293/4
63%
53%
"74
TOO
3,166
29Y8
100%
54%
100
18%
29%
105
159
•*
-'54%
B___
19
61%
160%
58%
29%
100%
29%
29%
29%
104
-
30%
*99
'
28%
'
32%
'
58%
30%
"* 7 %
•29%
63
162
-58
7%
6,600
19%
7%
-*
97 »/2
18%
105
161
*96
*133/4
*29
•<
33%
~
105
97%
19%
7
19
62%
-
■Vl
30%
32%
107
35%
*96
44,800
-•
18%'
29%
'
*
2,300
35,200
"
♦18%
7%
29%
"19
30
106%
7%
29%
19%
%
19%.
No par
common..
(The)
7
+ 97
3,500'
253/8
59 %
20%
63%
50
common
Canteen Co
*18%
700
8,300
'35%
*
59%
20%
63%
5
conv
25%
"25
64
20
•Avco Mfg Corp
25%
.-64
.50
$3.75 series
'
34
33
com__6.50
RR
19%
7%
-
106%
100
prior pref
62.25
19-
29%
10
Co
•
29%
„
100
T
Line
96
7%
__2.50
:
Nichols
Conv
35%
96
36%
96
1
Inc..—
Refining
Automatic
35%
96
Inc—
Powder
Austin
1
35
20%
*
36%^ '
*18%
40 %
36%
'59
Shares
v
57/g...
36%
58%
24%
the Week
57/8..
..
40
20%
36%
-
6
40%
20%
36%
'
40%
59%
1
•5%.
6
Apr. 13
40%
20%
_5
Friday
Apr. 12
40%
58%
26-'
Sales for
Tnursday
40%
25%
-
PRICES
36%
'
5
Atlas Corp
27
23
*5%
:
1
preferred
Atlas
9
11
'35%
1
Preferred
6
22
Co
Coast
6
■>
SALE
Apr. 11
"
City Electric
Atlantic
20
Jan
18
38 >%
No par
preferred
Atlantic
76% Mar 13
27% Dec
16
-36%
common
Preferred
4%
13
35% Jan
5
Common
Atlantic
27
43% Jan
40%
Atchison Topeka & 8anta Fe—
Common
;
:*5%
41%
Corp
Industries
5.25%
_
,,
10
Associates Investment
30% Mar 13
8
48% Mar 31
Mar 21
„
Mar 14
9
68
July 18
Oct
3
101% Apr
15
5% Oct
Jan
40% Sep
38% Sep
6
47% Mar 14
16% Nov
35
110% Jan ' 5
59 % Mar
34% May 17
96% Sep
Mar 17
.
6
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 10
-
,
40%
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 serles_No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
30% Mar 29
8
26% Mar 14
Carpet
6
LOW AND
-' Tuesday
•
Apr. 9
No par
Corp
Constahle
Artloom
Monday
-
5
preferred
Arnold
-
13
104% Feb
«
Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
6
31% Mar 15
10
Inc
Armour & Co of Illinois
2
Jan
8% Jan
t
11
26% Apr
Armco
-
37% Mar 27
,
2
Jan
17
5
12
21% Mar 29
Co
«
Pflf
Aroher-Daniels-Midland
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc..
r.
60 % Apr
18
11
96% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
5
27 % Mar
.
9
Dec
18
6
9
39% Apr
9
55% Dec
May 12
13% Jan
41 % Apr
„
27% Jan 23
5
A F W Products
6% Mar 19
10
"
*
EXCHANGE
.
:
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1935
UWMt
130
45
45
-
10%
*
1,500
B
6% Aug 18
t
66
8 % Feb
114
18
Jan
10
6% Jan
Mar 24
5
*1% Jan
1
6
BO
^4% Mar 30
10
30% Jan
109
105
Jan
Feb
j' 104% Feb
29
41% Feb
13
487/8 Apr
13
63% Mar 21
68% Jan
27
23
45
July 14
66% Jan 13
.
33% Jan
19% Nov
48
Dec
13
9
23
6
14
54% Jan
19% Jan
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
107% May
38% Dec
85
f
Nov
18
104% Mar 29
1
24
30
Jan
11
96
26
30
49
Oct
88% Jan
July 11
3
Jan
26% Oct
24
12
Nov
28
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
9
Mar
46
34% May
6
17% Jan 25
27
38
23
Feb
2
Brothers
65
47%
65%
65%
66i/4
52%
1,300
66%
66%
4,700
*22%
22%
22%
24
•41
42%
52
52
67%
67
22
22%
22%
22%
42%
r
52%
..
.
49V4
48 »/8
No par
13 Va
.18%
i8y8
13 Vb
18 Vb
18 i/a
181/8
18%
18
common... ..12.50
conv
9
Beaunit
16
>
,
29% Jan
3
preferred
(A S)
4%%
Creek RR
Beech-Nut Packing
49%
*125
135
*120
105
105
105
105
50
48%
-
4,800
181/8
4,300
36% Apr
11
Bell
61
50
49%
♦49%
50%
135
*120
135
105
105
105
*120
50
1,000
135
104%
60
104%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25'/a
24%
25%
36,800
29%
28%
28%
28%
287/s
28%
287/a
28%
29
•2,300
89
89
1
_
Co
■«
28%
28%
„
90%
*89
47
28%
12%
127/s
237/s
23%
33%
35%
35%
36%
'
98
•
35%
36 y4
-
*96
98
7,900
'
/
-
28%
13
13
12%
121%
5,500
1,700
241/e
23%
233/4
8,200
•35%'
35
35i/4
,
28%
98
*96
♦96
;
5,500
'■
98
.—
_
45
.
Oct
14
19% Sep
1
Apr
,30
43
26
7
Jan
158% Sep
13% Jan
22% Feb
22
Mar 14
101% Jan
'
59% Mar
6
•
2
7
49% Jan
14
Dec
18% Jan
12
172
Nov
18
7
31
58% Jan
30
1% Jan
357/8 July 25
56 % July
1
L69% Dec
9
6
19
2% Feb
30
145 % Feb
159
9
167% Apr
172% Feb
7
Sep
10
14% Feb
9
16 y. Jan
18
85 7/a
Sep
15
78
Jan
5
84
Jan
40
Dec
22
<
32% Feb
10
24
Aug 17
31
25
Sep
33% Jun
14
38
28
26
28% Mar 15
54% May 18
Mar
Nov
25
Aug 23
317/a Sep
39% Jan
12
Dec
20
8
61
Dec
;
95% Sep
63% Jan
30
12
257/0 Jan
-
7
01 % Sep
3
30
28% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
12
38
Mar 14
51% Oct
49 % Dec
24
24 Yb Jan
May 10
66% Jan
6
99
Sep
28
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
14% Jan
6
6
17
3
33
20
26
Nov
64
507% Apr
98 % Feb
10.
54% Jan 11
19
21
l
29% Jan
61 Yt Jan
3
13
14 y« Jan
31
45
Jan
54
5
Jan
9
23
21% Jan
11
9
88 % Jan
53
9
28% Feb
57 V4 Jari
24 Yb
1^6
95% Jan
23
Feb
July 21
297/a Jan
477/8 Feb
li
27
21
1
6
20 vi Apr
9
1
14% Apr
10
8
74
22
71
92
Apr
26
6
82 % Apr
34 % Jun
22
Mar 18
11
11
36% Feb
103% Jan
11 ya Apr
10
28 Yb Mar 14
53% Dec 30
******
Feb
103% Jan
3
Jan
11
23
45
3
Jan
9
8% Apr
13
5% Feb
9
20
6V2 Apr
39'/e Apr
34% Jan
y
7% Jan
17
10
43% Jan
3
10
53 %
2
9
16
Feb
92
July 15
64% Feb
7
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
59
5
12
16 Vb Mar 20
•
100
25% Jan
31 % Jan
12% Apr
32% Jan
30
12% Jan
14
17 Ya Dec
9
17
Jan
40% Jan
12
Nov
Mar 22
16% Jan
23
99
11
44% Dec
42
6
38
;
9% Jan
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
14
.Apr
6
22% Feb
46"% July 28
«% Nov 15
10
.
8
85 % Mar
23
26
4
7
8
77 Yt Feb
10
19
Mar 22
16
62% Feb
30% Jan
24
31% Feb
21
'
14
7
52% Jan 20
.....
if
Apr
17 % Jan
3
98
7
64
Feb
Jan
31
(The)
Bullard
,
3
81% Jan
Mar 20
15
3
2% May 17
11
28% Jan
197/s July
1
30 7/a Oct 31
12% Aug 20
6
Ayr
13
Bulova
4%
Co
363/4
37
37%
37
37%
2,200
33
33%
33
33%
33%
34
33%
343/4
12.50C
-34 y8
•
28%
291/8
283/4
*37%
28%
28 Yb
28 7/s
38
38
38
&3i/a
83 i/a
84%
27%
28
831/4
81%
28%
28'/a
27
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
.271/2
133/a
13 3/8
*13%
13%
13%
14
151%
15%
153/a
151%
153/8
12
12 Yb
12
12'/a
12%
59
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
50
50 3/4
49
501/a
'483/4
493/8
*94
95%
94
94
*93
95
56
561/4
56
503/a
553%
56%
55%
1
-
27%
28
27%
15%
151/4
15%
12'A
12
12 y8
;
,
600
99,400
27%
4,600
29
3,140
13%
15%
14
'
85 3/8
27%
277%
13%
.
•
371/4
27%
84'/a
29%
83%
38
83 i/a
27%
8,500
287/a
55%
Z
70
13%
15%
6,500
12
38
81%
•37%
7,600
15%
82
36%
291/8
28%
38
121/4
600
591/4
58%
591/4
49%
48%
48
7/a
95
583/4
49"%
♦93
1,800
.7,100
19,100
93
93
553/8
553/4
3,800
90
,
20%
20'/a
21%
21
211/s
21
21
48%
47%
48'%
48
48i/2
48%
483/4
8,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
137%
12%
133/a
12,700
51%
50
51
49%
50'A
50V4
50 y2
493/4
50 3/8
4,700
56
55%
55%
•55%
23%
23 V2
23%
231/2
51%
*55 %
56
237/8
24
113%
•38 Vb
35%
35 7/8
*98%
*98%
33%
33%
14%
14%
99%
99%
33
33%
33%
40%
41
40%
No par
5
;
35%
12,000
413/4
42%
413/a
41%
8,200
28,300
411/4
42
19'/8
20'/a
94 y4
200
2 8 7/8
28 %
28 7/a
29
29%
29%
30%
■293/4
313/4
12,500
31%
30%
3iy8
30%
31%
31% -32%
32
33%
20%
207/8
20%
207/8
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
47,400
75%
75 Ya
75
75
74
74%
♦74y8
75
75
75
330
*67
76
*67
76
*67
84
*81 Ys
84
*81%
15%
3,800
84
37%
12,700
76
*81%
37
24%
24%
24%
*67
82%
xl5
16
76
82%
37%
16
37"
12
11%
29%
29
29
101%
101%
•100
4'%
44V4
7%
7%
37%
37%
15%
15%
16
241/2
24%
24%
247/8
11%
12
28%
11%
*
37%
•151/B
37
150
37%
*15»/b
24%
18,600
1,200
16
"
25
11%
29
28%
12
25
27,400
123/8
12
12%
22,900
29 y8
28%
28%
900
10
'
—
5.
.
1
15y2
I5y4
-
,
101%
*100
44%
44y4
44 V2
7%
7%
7 V2
15'/4
15»/4
15y4
1
6y2
6%
6%
6%
6%
1.80
35%
40y8
40y8
39%
51%
52»/4
397/8
51%
52
51
No par
35%
*93 y2
37%
100
36%
35%
20'/a
15
Canada Southern Ry Co__:
Canadian Breweries Ltd
400
35
34%
-
94
83%
par
5,000
141/2
9,9 y8
*
19%
76
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No
6,600
33%
14%
99
♦99
94
*66
15
33%
143/4
997%
14%
141/4
9°%
94%
♦82 7/8
5
33%
33'/4
100%
20 Vb
1
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co,
Campbell W & C Foundry
33%
*99
*98
197/s
__s
!
14%
997/8
'
31
109
California Packing Corp.
IOO1/2
•*93%
-
Butte Copper &
Zinc____o._I_Il.__5
Byers Co, (A M) common-No par
1% participating preferred
100
Zinc-Lead _:
Calumet & Hecla Inc
♦981%
94
_lou
Callahan
100 %
28%
I_i
_<
10,600
20
5
,
700
35
19%
inn
Co
38
343/4
94
1
*
*371%
353/4
20%
ZIlO
Inc com
38i/4
34%
1131/4
94%
20
No par
Inc
38
35%
*93%
•_—_5
:
14%
*99
1133/4
38%
14%
41
r.
.
700
114%
33%
I
34
.
•
4,100
35i/e
33%
33%
%"
23%
112%
112%
*98%
100%
100
300
23%
55
•
38%
38%
35 Vn
55%
23%
56
114'/4
114
38%
36 Vb
1
;
Pacific Ry
23%
38%
15
common-
Co
*55%
v
115
*113%
3
No par
;
Inc
Butler Bros
Mills
20%
477/8
13%
..100
second: preference
Terminal
21
49
_2.50
—
2,900
21
49
xl3%
!__No par
issued"
common
preferred
Cannon
36%
__5
preferred
Canadian
6
Co
Co
56% Apr
37
3.50
Forge Co
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
36%
*80
5
Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush
15%
81
15
common
Co
Watch
3%%
4y2%
151/8
80%
__50
Co
Burlington Industries
t
153/a
81
33 y2
»■
1,600
160
15'%
81
373/4
1.25
$5 preferred
Buffalo
15 Yb
153/a
81
37%
1
*158%
15%
81
10
■
13
8
159
100
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
Budd
Mar
159
2,000
46,900
153/4
2.50
common- "when
Brown Shoe
Mar 13
16% Jan
160
preferred
3
23
•'
160
1,700
50
161%
83
25
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
Bucyrus-Erie
36 % Jan
30% Feb 13
25% Sep
21% Aug
3
14% Sep 26
81% Jan 17
67% Jan 13
Bridgeport Brass
3
31% Apr
160
100
Yt Apr
95
160
50
160%
Maine RR—
21% Jan
25
Feb
22% Jun
Jan
6
19% Jan 23
91% Jan
160
15%
1
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
76% Jan
26
3
23
160
♦81
100
100
36% Apr. 12
Jun
37% Oct
Feb
50%
common
44
80
33 Y< Jan
3
15
-
163 »/4
;
3% %
*
34% Jan
50y8
Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
29
63,800
160y4
5
38 % Jan
30
10% Jan
Feb
10,500
21/8
331/8
50V4
preferred'
Braniff Airways Inc-
New
2
201/8
2
♦33
163 i/s
5%
4%%
33'/8
49%
2.50
25% Jan 23
Sep
Oct
*
327/8
32%
161%
;J
Borg-Warner Corp
&
32J/4
49%
Inc.
30
Dec
71
8% Oct
■
103% Jan
13
92% Mar
24
100
10
Apr
99
:
6
37% Apr
4
14
July 25
19
Mar 26
Apr
-42y8 Mar 26
14
32% Jan
Mar 21
■
20
13,500
2
20'A
1651/2
Common
'
56%
"
l'/a
33
49%
3%% preferred
/ Boston Edison Co
3
1
12
99% Jan 26
i
57% Mar 19
Mar
:i2% Atfr
19
95 % July 29
Mar 15
Jan
12
43 % Mar
Dec
15
Stores
Boston
30
78
23
Jan
55%
33
20
2
161%
/ Book-of-the-Month Club Ihc
Borden Co (The)
5
13
20%
l'/a
2
50 3/s
—.___
12% Mar 16
20
56%
167 3/8
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
No par
Bond
•203/a
55%
493A
Co
23
23
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
18
-
3
14
W) Co_
Laughlin
31% Feb
6
80-fe Jan
*
16
17
Apr
(E
56
164 7/a
&
&
2
33 Vb
33
100
43
Mar 14
15% Jan
Jan
58% Feb
17% May 17
111
3
93
34% May
6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 16
6
Jan
20% Jan
Bliss
17/B
55
No par
com
pid series of 1951—
Boeing Airplane
14 y8 Mar 14
l
12
367/a Mar 22
28% Jan
•Bliss
2
20%
'
56%
1
Steel- (Del)
Decker Mfg Co
Biaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)
13
20 3/8
17/a
"
1
preferred
'Black
56%
20y4
4
1 peso
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4y2%
9
38% Jan
56% July 20
19
29% Apr
29% Jan
28
Mar
11% Jan
64% Sep 19
18 7/8 Mar 28
Dec
38% Apr
85% Apr
23
15% Apr
16
14% Jan
Jan
25% Feb
3
22
66% May 8
48 % Apr 29
100% Nov 15
6
30
69% Jan 27
26
-
34% Apr 13
29% Mar 29
34% Jan 23
•
3
Jan
397% Mar
28% Jan 23
29
11% Jun
14
43% Nov 29
3
19% Jun
15% Mar 14
»% Jan
4
Mar
20% Mar 15
'
7%
11
U
,
Co
Co
Bethlehem
13
Jan
33% Oct
74
&
Best Foods
9
12
Apr
Finance
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Best
55
55%
5
____,
*
Beneficial
24
33% Apr
2
52% Mar 27
44% Jan 23
9
Bendix Aviation
20% Mar 13
6
Jan
3
j
35i/4
-24 '/a
*96
28
47
12%
28%
12%
23%
98
22%
•45
23%
12 7/a
24 y4
*96
100
47
89
21%
221/B
*45
100
89
90'/2
21 '/a
22%
12%
10
common
*46
47
23%
'
1
preferred
28%
221/a
22 Yb
*45
29
28%
*89
89
21%
47
*46
——10
89
217%
21%
50
—1
Co
-
29
pfd
Corp
Howell
51
135
105
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
4%%
1,100
43
25
Inc
Beech
Aircraft
Jan 30
50%
*125
Inc
Instruments
Beck Shoe
3
4
♦42
'
51%
*51
100
100
prior
Mills
Beckman
,
*40
*
3,500
'
52
66%
42%
38,600
52
52
66%
*40
170
48'/a
67%
52
,
7,500
107%
104
48%
preferred
101
477/8
34
♦106%
*103
-
Beatrice Foods Co
,
24% Jan
•
47
36,700
491/4
Beldlng-Hemlnway
14
65
47%
65i/2
137/b
33%
.
107i/2
104%
66%
23
34%
107
*103
4,000
18,000
13%
_
43%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
47% Jan
29
341/8
*
4,000
43%
,
48%
Bell
Feb
*22%
'
14 >/8
104%
46%
65
34%
44%
13%
14 Vb
107
*103
47%
64%
-
107
•
43%
48%
6
281/4 Feb
52
34%
-
106 y2 *
43%
6i/a
i3oy4
48%
3
98
"
129%
49%
Feb
15
6
'
41
Jan
18
V
•
48%
14
Apr
6 ■N
131
41
27
% Apr
6
130%
'
10
15
42
65
13%
104%
46%
66% "-67%
-
10
Corp
31
101
64
52
1
34%
106%
*103
477/8
427/8
130
50
Works
Mar 29
8
47 Yb
-129%
13%
34%
-
107%
104%
preferred__100
preferred
Iron
12% Jan
16
35
*106j/2
100
common
3%%
Jan
'
6
6
'
43%
13%
*103
100
—100
common..
14
34%
Co___ No par
10
4y2%
91
.
6
42 y4
44%
13%
Corp i—.13
Corp
Feb
17
96% Mar
Oil
4%%
Bath
31 y2 Mar 19
Mar 29
;20
14
Ohio
&c
Mar 28
37 V2 Jan
23
Elec
&
noncumulative
Barker
54% Mar 16
130
Gas
106Yb Jan 20
*
ya Mar 19
25 Vb Jan
Mar 18
20% Sep
40
<'
29% Dec
2
4%
43% Mar 22
17
147
6
133
43%
Bangor 6c Aroostook RR
6
13
6
129
—i__
preferred series B_—
.Barber
*.9
28
(The). No
-——
preferred series C
Baltimore
13
Feb
24
24
Apr
Jan
17
Jan
22% Mar 14
(
24
48 Yb Feb
103% Jun
133
4%
69 y2 Mar 28
39
23
4%%
55 y4 Mar 15
19
20 y4 Jan
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
Baltimore
7
Jan
60
19
•
35% Feb
113
42 V4 Jan
45
Sep
"i
Wilcox Co
6c
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
5
75% Nov
26
12
10
6
38% Mar
15% Jan
.
10
64% Jan
15% Jan
14
1
par
Inc
T)
'
New
33 Vb Jan
1
(B
Baocock
6
luo% Apr
53% Sep
Jan
Babbitt
6
44% Apr
i
100 y2 Jan
18
30
5
5
35% Jan
48% Nov
6% Jan 26
'133% Apt
14
12
113% May
14
Feb
Apr
13% Feb
357/8 Aug 12
Mar 31
Jun
95
42
-
16ye
-*93
!*62y2
33
25
34%
No par
*55%
-
-
16%
16Vb
16Ya
16ya
93%
*93
93»/2
*93
64y4
*62%
*32V4
64y4
*62y2
33
33
35
34y8
34%-
56y4
55%
56 y4
*32y4
34%
55%
•28%
101 Ya
44%
8%
15»/2
6%.
40%
51%
16V\
93'/2
64y4
33 Vs
347/8
56V4
•100
44V2
a
.
.
.
15%
6V2
.40%
5iy4
16y8
93
*62y2
,
32%
34%
55%
101 y*
•100
101V*
44»/2
♦44
44V2
900
8%
,171,700
16 y8
27,100
8%
16
6%
41
51%
16y4
93
64'%
32%
35.
55%
8
15%
6%
3,200
6%
19,700
40%
41
51%
513/4
8,700
16
16 y8
9,500
93
93
160
*62%
64%
*32%
33 Ya
343/8
34%
25,600
551/2
900
*55
.
-
200
Volume 183
Number 5525
.
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(1867)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
6
Lowest.
42'A Dec
7
30 y8 Mar 14
38% Sep
21
25 'A Oct
36% Apj
112
23
10
Jan
121
11
Nov
3
1
31% Jan
22
4iy2 Feb
23
40va Apr
11
25% Jan
-
13
23
29 Va Mar 20
118% Apr
-
23
12
121
23
Jan
.
.27% Apr
40% Fab 29
48 y8 Oct
18
NEW
Highest
35'/2 Apr
6
26 Va Jan
Mar 15
64% Feb 18
Mar
47% Apr
611/4 Apr
Carpenter
3
53 % Mar
5i'A Mar 12
531/2 Jan
20'A Jan
19
13% Apr
13
2o'A Apr
18 Va Jan
10
191/2 Dec
Carrier
26
23!/2 July
2
116
127% Aug
61% DcC
45
May 16
8
102% Feb
106
105% May
12
Die
102% Apr
17% Apr
10
19 y8 Nov
2
26i/4 Jan
114% Nov
29
130
July 20
72% Dec
21
83
July 26
27
Jan
27
37% Dec
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
Anr
20
29
7'A Jan
6
371/4 Jan
18
791/4 Jan
3
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
22
12
4%%
Co
Preferred
3
Feb
27
75
Jan
13
23
34
14
46
19% Mar 20
.Apr
19% Feb
12
27
2
5%
17
18% Jan
4
Central
Aguirre
28
4%%
12'A Mar 16
Central
57% Apr
13
Central
of
86
11
5%
18
Apr
26
15% Jan
6
55% Sep
19
51% Jan
16
Apr
10
Mar 11
7
106% Apr
9
7
30% Sep
6
27% Jan
23
Mar 14
40y2 Dec
22
33% Jan
29% Jan
18
13 '/a Oct
4
81/2 Jan
112
8
36% Dec
22
14
Apr
4
171/2 July 21
ir'c Apr
27
Feb
29
5
Feb
16% Apr
16
141/4 Mar
30
56% Jan
30
29% Jun
15
22l/4 Jan
23
30% Apr
30% Mar
271/4 Feb
"_4
Oct
10
43% Jan
7
31/2 Apr
541% Jan
"5i/a Sep" 20
571/4 Nov
18
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
68
Feb
16
11
65% Nov 30
9% Feb
6% May 17
6% Jan
28
591/4 Jan
5
36
Feb
25
7
Jan
3
8
Feb
9
36
56% Sep
6
931/4 Jan
100
17
21% Jan
9
18
16
Oct
Mar 21
53% Jan
14
7
3
Chadbourn
Apr
27% Mar 25
21 »/4 Feb
13
17
311/4 Jan
27% Apr
5
Mar 15
241/4 Jan
18
361/4 Mar 25
28% Feb
27
Dec
9
23
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
43
Apr
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
42
Jan
4
8
29% Jun
22
21% Mar 28
26% Jan
45% Feb
16
741/4 Sep
1
14'A Jan
21
30y8 Dec
19
24% Feb
14
31% Feb
48
Dec
16
35% Mar 21
46% Feb
44% Jan
Mar
9
6
531/4 Mar
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
Jan
25
42% Dec
30
42>/2 Dec
30
38% Feb
10
9'/* Feb
14
141/4 July 27
22% Feb
1
10 % Jan
4
15% May
29
3
Jan
7
66 % Jan
18
23% Jan
59
1
3
128
37y4 Jan
3
,42% Aug 23
50% Feb
1
45 y8 Mar 14
62 % Sep
23
12
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
30
42% Feb
10
54'
Jan
23
3
12% Jan
30
10
104% Jan
18
171/4 Jan
107
Nov
45
69
Apr
Sep
27
40% Feb
15
30
Jan
9
19% Jan
27
25
Oct
25
20% Apr
13
94
Jan
28
115
Oct
21
94'/a Feb
7
109
Jan
Jan
6
91
Dec
22
78
9
1061/2 Apr
9
Feb
14
92
Jan
17
331/4 May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
202% Sep
103
Feb
23% Jan
3
23
Oct |
C
101%
6
41
Sep
111
Jan
4
78% Dec
7
13
Feb~20
34'A Jan
26
106
Apr
5
76% Jan 17
103
C
44'% Apr
9
Cleveland
6
$4.50
111
Jan
801/4 Mar 26
421/2 Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
43 Vb Jan
16
45
Jan
20% Feb
14
241/4 Jan
3
55% Oct
80% May
2
60
23
73% Mar 29
34% May
4
2% Jan 17
45% Jan
10
39% Mar 14
49
108
107%
69
18%
107
68%
103
18%
115
108
67%
•
103%
103
18
107%
105 Va
67%
66%
*102
..
107
66 y2
104 Va
105
890
66%
21,100
1021/2
500
17%
18%
60,200
♦1151/a
116%
,
103
18%
17%
18%
17%
115%
116
1061/2
L6Va
102'A
67
*102
115%
*115 %
116%
*115 Va
116%
18
70%
701/4
70%
70
70 V*
69 %
69%
69'A
71
441/4
45
44
44%
43%
45%
45
46
441%
45%
33,700
*19
19%
19%
19%
*19
191/2
200
17%
17%
17%
*19
19%
17%
17%
10%
17%
*19
10%
11
10%
11
.10%
11
55
55%
55 Va
56
55%
57%
85
16%
17
53%
.
17%
11
55
85
87
,
17%
10%
55
*85
19%
54
87
*85%
5
*85
87
17%
*85
133% Jan
4
4
Apr
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
10,600
54
54
53 %
53%
53%
53%
2,400
*1061/2
IO81/2
■
i%
106%
3iy2
31%
31%
31%
31%
3iy2
31%
31%
3iy4
311A
10,300
*38%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
37%
39
381/4
38%
2,800
37
37%
36%
37 Va
36%
37
8,100
16%
*15%
1/4
32
*107
v4
32
108
108
*106%
o72
%
*106
"
62,300
108
16 %
*15%
161/2
12
*11%
12
64
65
63
63
64 y4
64
64%
29%
30%
29
29%
28%
29 ya
28%
29
28%
291/2
28%
29%
28%
291/4
3%
28%
29
28%
3%
3%
•
66
*153%
28%
28%
29%
3%
3%
3%
3%
661/4
66
66%
65%
65%
3%
62%
3%
66
3%
66
66
66
74%
74%
75%
75%
75%
*10572
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
105%
105%
70
38%
37 '/a
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
38 V*
373/4
8,200
1.25
8'/a
8%
8i/a
8%
8%
9%
9%
50,000
74%
107
74
74%
75
9
37
9V4
8%
9
9%
»'%
9 Va
com_25
40
41
39
39%
39%
39%
39
39
39
40
60%
61
60%
60%
60%
6iy8
61
61%
CI
61%
99
99
99
99
22
22 y8
22
221/B
31
31
31
26%
26%
9%
100%
22
*991/2
22
30%
par
9»/a
30%
22
♦90
22
*30%
27%
26%
100
26
100
22%
22
31
*29%
30%
9%
♦30 Va
10 Va
9%
26%
26%
40%
41%
41%
42%
41%
43
7,500
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
39%
40
300
No par
22 %
23
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
pfd
100
*61 %
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
com
No par
28%
29
61%
27%
1,700
28%
27%
28%
28
28 Va
27%
100
273/4
38%
38%
37%
10,000
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
5,900
5
com..
Cotton
58%
22
58
58%
185
*175
par
par
40%
*12%
13%
10
24
25
62
V*
58%
*170
41%
par
Oil
*170
27%
13 Ya
13
25
&
Electric—
74%
74
58%
58
10
,
102
42
10
64
17%
*104%
No par
13%
13
13
24
24
24'A
241/4
60
60
61
62
66
73%
72%
73%
72%
73%
Ry Co com
45%
45
45%
50
*77
*43%
1
*104%
35 Va
x20%
72%
1
46%
66%
64%
7,800
3,500
44'A
65%
64%
16%
35%
17
107
*104%
35%
20%
65%
16%
*104%
107
45
20%
35%
20%
16%
351/4
20%
20%
98
10
101
1,900
*194
200
*194
215
*194
200
107
*102
107
200
107
•98%
*102
'.
107
39%
107
*77
81
*77
*43 %
44
*43%
22%
21%
*97l/a
*102
J
39%
39%
.
98%
40%
40
40'A
4,100
107
107
106
1071%
230
81
♦77
81
*77
78
44
*43%
44
*43%
44
107%
44
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
6,400
69%
71
70%
71%
70
711/4
13,000
4 6'A
21%
46%
46%
46%
461/4
46%
13,000
2%
2%
2,400
46i/4
471/4
55% Feb
16
95% Mar
3
90
Jan
3
20
18
Feb
171/4 Jan
21
45
18
6
14
,160
6
21% Jun
Mar 14
33 y8 Sep
491/4 Dec
2
9
94V2 Mar
5
14
231/2 Jan
9
28% Jan
20
3J% npr
12
47% Jan
30
62% Jan
23
491/2 Apr
5
Jan
6
45% Dec
16
63
Mar 29
45
Feb
9
51
6
75
May 27
62
Mar
8
67% May 27
57
661/4 Apr
9
59% Feb 16
59
66
Jan
Jan
17
'Feb
7
32
Apr 21
221/4 Oct
11
31
23% Feb
(The);
No par
123%
124
Internat'l
Corp—No par
14
»/2 Mar 12
14
28% Mar 20
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
preferred
6,500
4%
noncumulative
2nd
Broadcasting
28i/4 Mar 15
34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24
31
Jan
10
3
12
36% Mar 22
$4.25
91%
*91%
93
*91%
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
191/4
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
33%
331/a
19%
33%
22%
Carbon
*831/2
*831/4
Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
11
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
:45VaJan
6
108
5
Jan
23% Sep
Jan
4
12
37
11
30'/a Mar 26
19
Mar 22
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
101.% Mar
6
7
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
33
Mar 10
14% Dec
14
11
27
Jan
53% Nov
112
iviar
109% Jun
104
80
Dec
July
105% Jan
41 % Sep
29
42%
43i/a
42%
42%
421/4
42 3A
41%
423%
41%
42
17,800
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
•
16 >A
16 V4
161/4
16%
161/8
161/4
16
16%
16
16'A
8,000
22 Va
31%
22%
22'/a
22'A
22
221/a
22 Va
221/4
22
22%
5,100
31%
31%
31%
*31%
31%
31'A
311/4
31'A
311/4
21%
22
21'A
21%
2IV4
213/4
21%
21%
21'A
213/8
12,500
48
48%
47%
48%
48'A
,48%
47%
481/4
471/2
48
20,500
107'A
107%
32i/a
107 '/a
31%
17'/a
17%
32
323/4
Conde
Cone
109
July
104% Jun
For footnotes
see
$5
Consol
10% Jan
9
Consolidated Textile
$4.50
11
109% Feb
1
$4.52
Mar 23
103% Jan
4
80% Apr
9
33
16
104
Jan
11
Feb
16
36% Jan
18
103% Apr
11
106% Jan
20
10
46 Va Apr
9
9
102% Mar
5
~1
99
24.
Jan
Corp
Corp.!
RR of Cuba
3
101% Feb
Ind
Consolidated Retail
Jan
8
No par
Electronics
9
112
page
Corp—5
N Y com—No par
1
1.33%
6%
Consumers Power Co
Inc
Inc
4%
32 Va
17%
32%
33
36
36%
*26
5
5
1
10c
*21
10Vt
9
10%
9
*26
10%
9
7%
107
8
7%
7%
7,600
1,300
2,300
107 »/a
1071%
1073/s
1073/4
32 %
32%
33%
33%
3334
2,000
17 Va
17'A
17'A
17'A
17'A
171/4
2,600
323/4
323A
31%
313/s
3,500
22
*21%
36
271/4
♦26
31'A
*21
22
X353A
27'A
9
7%
32 Va
36%
10%
8
10%
8%
353/4
*26
10%
IO1/2
8%
83A
32%
*20%
211/4
36 y8
35%
351/2
271/4
26
29
400
10%
10%
11
3,000
83/4
8%
22
9,500
8%
4,100
49 Va
49%
49%
493A
49%
49%
491/2
49%
4,400
108 V*
107%
108 'A
107
107%
106%
1G7'A
106%
1071/4
670
106'A
107
106
106
105%
106
*106
1061/2
106
106
180
102
101
101
101
101
*101
102
102
102
79
80
*102
104
*101
10
80
.100
*102
49%
.
49%
60
America—
Baking
Co
preferred
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
28
36'/a
8
107'A
*
preferred
$5.50
108
17%
7%
6,300
No par
No par
Common
Continental
107%
32 'A
8
10.000
No par
com
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
7%
100
pfd
Stores
Co
87 'A
10
Consolidated Natural Gas
12
5
of
preferred
27
10
Coppermines
13
39% Feb
07% Aug 11
25
48% Jan
28
X85%
10,300
106% Apr
105% Apr
72% Feb
88 Va
30
87
4
7
4,700
20%
3
101
34
49
3
28
33%
20%
Apr
14% Jan
51% Mar 13
33%
861/4
8% Jan
1
33%
483A
Consolidated Laundries Corp
New common "when issued"
Jan
10
331/2
883/4
37% Mar
10
Jan
333/8
20%
34
23
10
33%
493A
10
2
33'A
20%
10
Mar 23
33%
87
Consol
24% Jan
331/2
493/8
Consolidated Foods
34% Jan
14,300
203/a
18% Mar 20
3
58
881/4
36i/2 Mar 12
11
57
493A
6
36% Jan
58
86
10
27% Feb
833A
57
84
20 Va
11
6
833A
56%
491/4
161/4 Feb
19
833/4
543A
87
1
.J
Apr
29% Jan
Jan
*83 Va
55 Va
20%
Consol Edison
31% Oct
83'A
54'A
49%
Consolidated
20
831/4
55 V*
49%
231/4 Mar 19
109% Jan
5,300
84
54>/a
20 Va
49% Mar 22
107
8,900
497/a
3
17
10,800
45,400
21
10
18% Feb
26%
49 V2
17% Feb
5
.
20%
46% Jan
7
5
26%
1
Co
Solvents
1
15% Jan
201/4 Nov
Jan
90
10
Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 % Jan 24
23% Jan
18
8V8 Mar 19
26
22'A
7% Jan
18
58%
22%
Commonwealth Edison Co
22% Jan
58%
*58
22%
44% Mar 19
28
58%
59
223A
3
12
310
22'A
Jan
Apr
210
66
22%
Commercial
16
500
50
66
22'A
20
21 'A Feb
49
*49
66
22%
47% Jan
11
49
49
66
221/2
38 y8 Mar 14
11
49%
49
'
5
21% Mar 20
8% Jan
26%
*58
*49
120
80,000
66
16
54
24% Jan
26%
26
59
49
7,600
4,500
49%
25%
13
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
26%:
*58
65%
25%
14
28
59
pfd—100
64%
49
*49
15%
18% Feb
18
49
64%,
25%
48% Apr
14
49%
49
66%
93
263/8
9
Nov
49%
49%
65%
58%
57%
56%
16
10
71/2 Oct
49%
49
.
57%
26
57% Jun
20% Oct
*49
100
57
180
*950
58
91%
common
cumulative
Combustion
*950
57%
92
26
26% Feb
17
*950
58%
25%
6
13
3,500
15%
6
Jan
124
26
25
41
123
16
19% Jan
91% Mar 28
123%
15%
461/4 Feb
13
123%
25%
54% Jan
691/4 Feb
300
1241%
preferred.No par
Pictures
Columbian
117
26Va
Columbia
Apr
117
26'A
3
841/4 Jan
115
26%
26% Jan
58
115
15%
3
4
124
115
25%
22
Jan
1233/8
133
16
27% Dec
82% Mar 26
122%
*110
131
15%
23% Nov
48
115
135
92
50
Columbia Gas System Inc
4
♦110
•134
15%
6
17
134 %
No par
28'A Mar 19
161/2 Jan
851/4 Feb
134
573%
B
17
10
52% Jun
136 %
46%
93
A
23 % Feb
15% Apr
221/4 Apr
11
*134%
45%
System—
23
May 27
451/4
3
58%
pfd
22
441/4 Oct
3
45%
2.50
1st
Apr
17% Feb
77
3
45
*950
*950
2%
3
2.50
noncumulative
15% Mar 14
23
46%
2%
45
93
18%
32%
Ry com—100
4%
Class
46%
'
57%
series B
Colorado & Southern
Class
71%
10
com
Collins & Aikman Corp..
.'No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
5%%
70%
No par
Co
$3.50 preferred
Columbia
22% Oct
110%
Coca-Cola Co
Coca-Cola
13
110%
cumulative
62% Jan 4.4
Apr
preferred.100
4%
13iy2 Mar
Jan
135%
13
125
3
90
133%
Jan
9
122Apr
50% May
-—100
•!-
v.
3
44%
preferred
110% Apr
P.-
46 %
3,800
*97
40%
3
5,400
101
107%
72%
4,000
35%
101
40%
1"
25,800
107
1
101
107%
453%
7%
Aug 26
Vi.
1
5
July 11
Sep 15
990
'f
420
9,300
102
81
21%
No par
;
17%
17
17'/a
41%
stock__50
63%
64%
27%
iooy2
42%
42
*97
*104%
gtd
45%
107%
107%
27%
100%
.
101
*102
No par
No par
Jan
280
100
preferred__100
Corp
141
1,700
39,700
104%
107
41
421/4
21'/a
20%
*194
Corporation.
13
1,000
*98
200
•
3,600
47,600
102%
99
106%
*194
15
41%
35%
100
com
27%
100y2
42
107
35
21%
99
105%
27%
100
42'
457/a
163/4
♦104%
35%
27%
101%
100%
42%
63%
17%
21
5
20
.
45%
107
35 Va
preferred—100
Co
4%
42%
24 y4
x27
102
42
66%
5
100
28
♦101
42 %
46%
s
45%
No par
27%
28%
28
101
100
guaranteed
17,500
185
40%
73%
74
25,000
1
No par
Ilium
581/B
*170
41%
60
63
73%
22
21%
:
185
41 y„
♦24
24%
♦60
*170
41%
13
13
24%
62
58 y„
190
40%
41%
13
24%
58%
58
ISO
40%
26%
'
Cluett Peabody & Co com
122
500
40%
Clopay
145
200
3,900
40%
12
9
1,300
39%
16
6
33,900
28,100
*39%
noncum
27
9%
1,400
41%
13
100% Mar
800
40%
31/2 Jan
111% Jan
5,800
15,300
40%
50% Jan
Apr
42,000
40%
3
131
700
.
10,900
37%
74
1
3
1481/4 Mar 14
200
64%
*10a 1/2
com
Mar 26
46% Apr
50
Del_50
Ry
2% Apr
44
100
87
16%
1
44'/8 Jan
7
Aug 26
1,100
5,300
10,600
1061/2
*9£}i/2
...
Jan
5,900
55
11
55
17%
Va
12
common
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc—
,
70
701/4
1
'
11
230
1,500
22,600
141/4
1
preferred
Clevite
108
25
noncumulative
Special
13%
68%
Inc
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
14%
Co—
new
Western
Elec
14'A
50
C & St Louis
5%
14%
preferred___100
convertible
13
14%
No par
No par
Equipment
Jan
14%
1
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
4%%
15%
23
12
preferred
Clark
*22%
12
...
6
511/4
23 V»
121/4
641/4
Cuy Investing Co common
5%% preferred
3
53
191
35% Mar
511/4
23
161/2
Cities Service Co
2
18
571/4
51V*
23%
1
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
20% Mar 29
56%
51%
23%
5
Common
6
57%
52
23%
147/a
37%
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
Mar 12
57 Va
*51 %
14%
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
4%
58
51V*
22%
103%
(The)
North
57 %
51 y4
371/4
Manufacturing
series A
57'A
517/a
23
*12
preferred series A
2
104'% Jan
7,800
40
4
471/4 Jan
56%
Inc
Aircraft
Cincinnati Gas
28% Apr
102% Apr
58%
23
*15%
Chickasha
12
57%
*51%
140
12%
1
23
2,100
16%
3
Apr
47%
38
20
Jan
46%
121/4
691% Mar
26
46%
161/2
25
100
46%
37%
87
29% July 15
46%
5
12
104'/2 May 9
371/4 Dec 30
46
9.50
13 'A Apr
17
46%
120
1
No par
$3 convertible preference_.No
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Feb
46
Co
convertible
&
5%
5
Jan
47
*118
118%. 118%
50
9
51% Feb
71% Feb 17
10
4,200
46%
,
10
preferred
5%
Chic
6
43% Mar
26
119
'A
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
4
180% Apr
25%
17%
20% Jan 20
Aug 29
101% Nov
30
Aug
4
36% Dec 30
100
"
711/4 Jan
26%
54ya
J
N
Great Western
5%
59% Mar 29
39% Jan
i
Chic
1
60
26
10
Chicago Corp
1
13
26%
17
Class A
3
30% Jan
26
54
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
13
36% Jan
15% Jan
of
Gotham
Cab
3%%
16
26
119
26 V4
100
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
4
7
102
Jan
Mar
Co
Vought
Checker
4
20
.119%
26
issued".
$4.50 preferred
631/4 Mar 14
961/4 Jan
119
26%
No par
Public Service
Aircraft
Chance
9% Apr 13
10y8 Apr 13
43
119
6,400
26%
No par
Common
7
3
3
3,100
119
par
Chain Belt Co
761/4 Mar 13
Feb
27
de Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna
201/4 Sep
33% Jan
28
RR
9
42% Jan
26%
100
Champion Paper & Fibre
108
26%
Cerro
9
4% Jan
26%
_i
Century Ribbon Mills
66% Mar 19
31
104% Jan
10y4 Mar 23
5
42'/2 Jan
9
26%
3
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
69 '/8 Mar 20
23% Mar 14
26%
Co
preferred
Central
S
.
11% Feb
Dec
"when
4Va%
39% Mar 27
66
27
________
Georgia Ry com__No
Central Illinois
5
37»/2 Mar 14
26%
No par
preferred series B_
Rights
1
2
42% Mar
27%
10
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Light com
23
31% Apr
23
33% Jan
20
17% Mar 22
113
50.900
27%
100
Foundry Co
2
Jan
40
__100
Sugar
9
Jun
35%
39'A
20
Feb
21
35%
40 Va
1
preferred
46
24
36%
39%
12.50
com
Celotex Corp common
811/4 Feb
108
36
40%
preferred series A.100
conv
14
561% Feb
36%
39%
100
69% May 25
Jan
35%
39%
10
common.
951/2 Nov
'
363/4
37%
1
,
9% Jan
36 Va
37%
50
series
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred
119
14
Shares
36%
5
4.20%
9
Feb
theAVeek
Apr. 13
37%
new.
preferred
13
Feb
Friday
Apr. 12
36%
common
Caterpillar Tractor
5.
2iy8 Jan
Sales for
Thursday
10
%
Jan
Apr. 11
1
24
70% Feb
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 10
5
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common.
7% preferred
JS
119'A Jan
104
Steel
Corp
Apr
69'A Apr
11% Nov 30
5
13
13
115
"
18% Dec
Apr
551/2 Jan 23
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 9
par
13
49 y2 Aug 16
HIGH
Monday
paT
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Lights
No
2
1
52% Mar
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The) Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
9
17% May 16
13% Nov
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
com
com
5
33%
80%
104
34 Va
No par
new
20
104
44%
104
46%
No par
IOOV2
100y2
33%
104
43%
*100
34 'A
104
44 >/4
100'%
78%
*102
33%
103%
43%
♦100
79%
104
34
103%
44%
100 Va
79%
102
80%
102
53%
33%
104 y8
104 J/4
43%
*100
44 Va
100%
78'A
*101%
33V'a
104
42%
*100
78%
102
331/a
104
4,300
350
7,600
400
43%
17,900
100 V2
50
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1868)
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Nov 23
12% Feb
14
19% Apr
6
23% Nov 25
22% Feb
15
75/e Dec
29
51% Sep 28
7% Jan
3
52 y2 Feo
27
10.
May 12
8% Dec
2
Jan
24
7u
25% Mar 14
14
14% Feb
8
Dec
14
94
Jan
36
Jan
25 Ya Jan
23
Sep
2
52% Sep
19
21 Va Mar 29
28 Va July 27
18
20'/a Jan
28
2
Apr
9
11
126
30
-
Apr. 12
the Week
Friday
Shares
Apr. 13
15%
15 Yb
15%.
15%.
15%-
15 Ya
15%
15 V8
15%
26%
*25%
26%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26 YB
26 Y4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5
57 y2
57'/2
56%
Continental
Insurance
Continental
new
1
Motors
Continental
Oil
5
Continental
Steel Corp
9
Mar
S&lea fnr
Thursday
Apr. 11
15%
Cop & Steel Ind com__2
convertible
3
Apr
41% Apr
PRICES
Wednesday
26%
5%
13
9% J».n
10
Apr. 10
.
SALE
HfGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 9
Pai
preferred
25
Continental Foundry & Machine—"'
Continental
2
58% Apr
1
23
35% May 18
7% Ajir
10
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
16 Yb Apr
27% Apr
23
44% Nov 25
lUo
NEW
Highest
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
Monday, April 16, 1956
Delaware
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
of
8
14
5
,
9%
■
57
53%
7%
7%
7Y2
118%
119%
118%
41 y2
40%
7%
120 y4
7%
118
40 Yb
40%
40 Ya
28
28 y4
28%
28 y4
57
,•
16
;
56
57 y4
7%
120%
118 y2
•40
40 Y2
5,003
40 %
7%
40 Yb
600
5,200
56
7%
119
7%
120
15,900
10
7%
16,400
119
6,700
"1,600
40 %.
28 y4
28%
28 Ya
28
28
58 Y4
60
58 %
59%
58%
60 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
27%
2,103
'
44 y4 Feb
9
24% Jan
23
70
Mar 20
Cooper
9
50% Feb
7
Jan
30
60% Apr
9
July 19
37% Nov
30
33 Y2 Jan
19
40% Mar 12
54
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
64
Jan
20
87% Apr
May 23
.96
Copperweld
31
54 > Jan
29
48% Apr
14
50 Ye Jan
6
53
July
58
July 27
95 % Jan
12
100
Jan
26
102
98
'
5
52
5
13
99
Jan
19
3 y2 %
8
99
Jan
25
Cum
2
27 Ya Jan
175 Va Dec
28
183 Y2 July
Apr
6
24'A Jan
25
43 y4 Dec
21
35% Jan
23
5
Jan
7
7 Y« Aug
1
5% Jan
19
2
Jan
16
173
6
32% Feb
24
180 Y» Mar
Electric
58%
30 YB
59%
29 »/4
29%
61
29%
Corn
5
15,900
:
53
*50
53
*59
GO
35%
35% *
36
'
5
87
87 y2
84%
86Y2
84
%
*96 V2
97Y2
•97%
98 y2
100
*96 y2
97 y2
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
♦97%
98 y2
p referred
Refining common.10
preferred
100
,
V
97
*50
60
60
60
35 V2
35%
35%
35%
83
85
81%
83
97 4
•
17,400
53
60
85i.
*59 y4
35%
36%;.,
*50
60 y4
35%
*50
60
53
59%
1
Products
1%
*50
;
50
Corp
Corning Glass Works common
Apr
20
Co common
Dubilier
97% Feb
30% May
58%
ft
S
50
Co
Steel
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred 6% series
Cornell
29
Apr
28
Oct
26
Range
*
30 Yb Apr
"
50%
'
1,665
.2,200
t; -8,100
'
40
*96%
-
97 >/2
96
96
*97%
-
98 Y2
97%
97%
20
30'/2
30
30'A
19,203
173
173 Ya
-
.
*
31%
31%-
173
173
1
.44
44
1
6
30%
6
173
" 98%
98 y2
30%
30 Yb
31%
'
'175
•173
43%
42
173
30 Yb
175
*173
250
"
45% Apr
6 % Jan
Cosden
13
Petroleum Corp
3
Coty
Inc
6
Coty
International
42%
•
6
42 %
42% '
*5%
6
44%
44 Va
*5%
6
8,200
45%
5%
6
1,600
6
*
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
34% Feb
95 Y4 Jan
24
98% Nov
15-
94
Apr
13
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
9
45 % FeD
23
.
6
2% Mar
..
42% Mar 20
9
Corp
1
Crane Co common
2%
2%
25
:2%
.
2%
41%
"95
40 y4
95
2%
2%
41
98
41
100
95
2%
2%:
2%
:
40%
40%
'
-
-
2%
3,209
41
40 %■
40 y2
8,900
94%
40%
94
94
1,700
29%
29%
*
97 Ya Mar
7
13
29 Ya Feb
30% Jan
3
74
Apr
15
60 Yb Jan
10
75 V4 Apr
9
13% Mar 30
22 Y«
Sep
30
15
Feb
13
18% Feb
28
33 Ya Dec
37% Sep
23
33
Apr
2
35Ya Feb
3%%
23
30
'
preferred
Cream
30
59% Dec
53% Jan
29
23
69% Apr
(The)
Corp
Cork
Seal
&
29%
72
16%
5
60 Ya
73
29%
29%
72%
71%
72 Ya
17 YB
16%
11
34
33%
66%
65
*29%
•
16%
34
17%
16%
34%
*33 YB
67%
65%
68%
*94
29 Ya
*33%
17%
33 Ya
29%
70%
i
95Ya
-
72
29 Ya
75%
2,50
common
600
70 Ya -70%
5,300
16%
16%
33%
33 y4
333/41'
66 YB
65
603/4
-
11,501
1,400
Corp
Common
3
29 Ya
No par
$2 preferred
Zellerbach
Crown
55 Va Nov
2
1
Wheat Corp
of
Crescent
Crown
*94
*
66
11,500
•'
102
107
May
Sep
27
32 Ya Jan
5
57 Ya Dec
9
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
lU2YaApr
6
46% Jan
23
57 Ya Mar 21
14
Jan
13
19% Apr
10
15
3
17% Apr
9
104
Feb
2
$4.20
Steel
•103
103 Ya
No par
*102 Ya
103 Ya
*102Ya
102%
103 %
25
55 Ya
56%
54 Ya
56
54%
55
54 %
55 %
53%
I8Y2
19 Ya
19 Ya
19%
19 YB
19%
19%
19 Y4
19%
19%
17
17%
Amer
of
110
55
100
10
preferred
Crucible
103 Ya
*102 Ya
103 Ya
18,700
*
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
Jan
3
6% Jan
6
2
7% Jan
10
Fen
3
73% Apr
26
67 y4 Jan
4
82
8% Mar 14
14% Sep
15
9 Yb Feb
9
10 V4 Jan
37% Aug 19
35% Jan
19
6% Jan
3
59
31V2 Mar 29
6 Ye Oct
9% May
9% Jan
31
116
11
Cuba RR 6%
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
11% Mar 12
Mar 15
4 Ya %
3
13
Jan
20
$7
67 Y2 Feb
23
55 Y» Jan
4
59%.Feb
23
30y4 Nov
30
26% Jan
23
34% Apr
6
Jan
6
Jan
27
140
Apr
19
136 Ya Feb
7
86
73
Jan
23
106.
22
Dec
43 y2 Jan
6
53 Y4 Dec
91% Sep
30
95
13% Nov
30
10% Oct
48 y4 Jan
91
lb
7-
33 Ya Feb
36
14
135 Ya Jan
10
55
10
96
Feb
13% Jan
4
5% Apr
3
*
13% July
1
13 Yb Mar
32 Y2 Mar,
4
23 Yb Jan
31
Sep
20
44 Yb Jan
9GY2 Jan
18
88
Y2 Apr
11"
90
Apr
93
10
26
31% May 16
39% Sep
23
33 V4 Aug
26
35% May
51V2 Jan
18
87
11% Oct
28
Jan
6
42 y2 Jan
17
48
15
97
91
Sep
93
Mar
2
May
,
95% Feb
14
100V2 Nov
22
17 Y« Jan
17
28% Dec
20
6
18% July 11
7
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
Nov
41
*37%
38%
7
♦104 Ya
107
106
56%
56 Ya
7%
31%
34 YB
100
*135%
No par
_
1
♦5
*5
5%
Aug 11
33 Va Jan
*
66
12
12
Jan
%
22
34
7
Ma v 17
Feb
1
Oct
11
35 y4 Apr
111
4
Apr
13
31% Jun
6
34 Ya Jan
43% Sep
I.
46%
47
90
a.
88 Ya
89 v
*86
90
89
89
90
90
*88
90
♦88
90
93
93
90
'95
95
*91%
94
*91%
95
50o
23 y4
23%
23
23%
23 Yb
23%
23 Ya
23%
23%
23%
6,600
50c
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,000
29%
40,200
100
27% Jan
3
Dayton Rubber Co
9
Decca Records Inc
29% Apr
5
34% Jan
32% Apr
13
35% Feb
6
76% Feb
14
91Y2 Apr
12
Delaware
&
3
18% Jan
27
24 % Mar 29
Delaware
Lack
29
37% Feb
9
40y4Jan
Delaware
Power & Light Co
10
common
&
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
33%
33 %
33%
*32%
33 y4
32%
32%'
88 Ya
87
90
90%
91%
90%
90%
2,600
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
23 YB
23 Ya
23 y4
23%
6,200
39%
40
39%
40
*39%
39:,/4
39 V4
39%
39 y4
39%
7,300
413/s
-Ui%
41%
413/4
41%
415/8
34%
34%
34
Ya
343/4
34 Ya
34 YB"
79
77
77
76 %
76%
18 3/a
183/8
30%
3
3
Detroit
Edison—
1_20
76% Apr
13
79
Jan
26
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co^lOO
*76%
77
77
77
14 Yb Feb
9
19
Apr
9
18%
19
18
18%
18 Ya
18 Yb
18 Ya
18 Yb
26 y4 Feb
9
35
Apr
5
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilblss Co
35
34%
34%
33%
34%
33
33 YB
*33%
37
*28%
38 Ya
*33 %
38 Ya
53 Ya
54%
128
42 % Feb
28
32
Apr
11
43 Ya Jan
—1
15
38 Yb Mar
8
Devoe
31
56% Apr
5
Diamond Alkali Co
Feb
10
129 V4 Apr
9
19
32 Ya Jan
26
5
33 Ya Apr
17
7
50 Ya Dec
120
-_J_
D2C
12
40 Ya Sep
108
,
<fc
Raynolds
4.40%
class A
2
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
1
49.
Sep
23
36% Jan
27
39 Y2 Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
10
9Y2 Jan
24
10% Jan
3
Divco Corp
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
26
52% Jan
30
57% Mar 16
26
79
29
65%.Jan
24
71 y4 Mar 21
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
31% Jan
27
37%
Apr
5
Dobeckmun Co (The)
11% Feb
9
13
Apr
9
Dr
Apr
18% Mar 31
Jan
9
62 y4 May 17
93% Dec
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
43 Ya Mar 14
60 Ya Dec
30
57
Jan
10
71 % Mar 14
36% Jan
17
54% Dec 27
Sep
12
24% Jan
10% Dec
21
14
7% Oct
26
12 Y4 Mar
Apr
14
16% Mar 21
3
49% Jan
23
3
19% Jan
23
21% Feb
3
15
10% Apr
2
11% Jan
17
4
8% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
67 y2 Mar 13
$1.50
Match
;
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34
34
*33 Ya
34
18 %
18%
18 Ya
18 Ya
19
15%,
15 YB
15 Ya
15%
37%
38 YB
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
373/8
36 YB
37%
8,600
10
10 Yb
10
10
10
10%
10
10 YB
10
10
3,000
54%
54%
53%
54%
54
543/4
533/4
54 Ya
53 Y4
533/4
2,200
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1
3*7
37%
13
14%
15
143/4
15
14 Ya
143/4
81
823/4
81
823/4
81
823/a
70 Yb
68%
69%
68 Ya
69 YB
68 Ya
69 %
68%
69
29,500
62Y4
64
12,000
20 %
20%
Industries
50c
63 %
1
20 YB
20%
1
*10%
No par
series
Preferred
$3.50
series
Jan
20
35
Feb
28
10
50
Feb
27
$3.75
preferred
50
6
$4.15
preferred
Nov
4
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
53% Mar 30
50
54
9
51
17
15
Nov;
17 Ya Nov
51
Apr
y2 Mar 9
; Apr 12
Jan
Feb
29
4.20%
4.10%
17% Jan
11
6
40 y4 Nov
2
36 YB Feb
17
47
6
Mar 23
58
Jun
23
14
53
Mar 23
21
26% Feb
17
34% Apr
45
18
Mar 14
26
Mar 14
24 Ya Mar 15
92y2 July 22
Jan
6
36
103
Sep
14
34% Dec
14
87% Nov
29 Yb Jan
23
15
75% Jan
23
91
Apr
2
Jan
31
164% Mar
6
170
Apr
61 Va Nov
30
51% Jan
23
35% July 29
27% Feb
14
99
Nov
4
Sep
29
Apr
40% Jan
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
105
15
16 Vb Jan
30
2
Aug
5% Feb 10
36% Feb
14
23 Y4 Feb
27% Feb
3
^15 Y» Jan
6
20 Yi Oct
17
47% Dec 28
13
28
104
53
10
34 y4 Feb
23
22 V8 Feb
3% Mar 21
25
Jan
3
15
21
.
Mar
1
Mar 15
41% Oan
5
4% Jan
3
Jan
31
39% Apr
3
17% Mar 20
Ffb 17
21% Jan
20
Feb
31%
53
32
25% Apr
28
46% Mar
6
50
10
48
43% Nov
3
58 Ya Feb
17
44% Feb
39% Jan
6
54 Y2 Apr
11
43
Apr
5
19
,
31
May 27
35% Mar 14
3% Nov
62% Mar 29
'30
Jan
3
Feb
52
107
15 Y2 May 18
:
89
42% Mar 27
-
11
Jan
6%
4
Kodak
4 '/a %
Inc
Elgin
Elliott
5%
5%
Co
For
31
82
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Apr 11
70% Mar .5
8
napp
24.
&
62 y2
1
27%
*91%
2.50
45 Yb
100
15
50
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
common
168 Ya
62%
61
51
*50
51
*50
52
15 %
15%
44%
44%
48 YB
49 Y4
32%
32 YB
28
94
106
28
91%
27%
45%
91%
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*102 Ya
45
106
88%
170
*
170
38%
6,200
87 YB
13,400
169
61
1,800
27 Ya
2,700
106
♦102Y2
89
90 Ya
*89
91 Ya
45 Ya
45
45
106
*103
,
44%
*103
89
'45 Ya
19
19 Ya
*18%
18%
37%
36%
37 Yb
3Y8
3%
38 Y4
38%
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19%
36%
37%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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38%
39%
38%
38%:
38 y4
38%
16%
17
16 Ya
16%
16%
16%
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16Ya
16%
16Va
24%
24 Yb
25%
243/4
25%
24%
25
50
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50
*48
40 V2
47%
48%
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49
*47
48 Ya
44%
48
47
*48%
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20
2,500
106
37
19%
37 Ya
*48
90
60%
36%
24 Ya
;
27%
19 Ya
25%
13,000
61
19%
24 %
12,600
27%
37%
.
43
61
19%
4
86
*168
6,400
44%
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27 Ya
37 %•
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32%
38 Ya
27%
27 y4
45'
i
48%
10
1,600
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62 y4
*90
•
44
,
88 %
86
170
;
15%
39 %
38 Y4
39
61%
61%
80
51
51
38 Yb
*167'/a
169
53
49%
49 Ya
47 Ya
48
46 Y4
45%
45%
353/4
35
35
/2,500
12,400
30,400
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2,700
25,000
40
800
25,000
45%
44%
45%
45%
46%
46
36
36 %
35%
36%-
35%
36
35 %
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
HYa
11%
HYa
113/4
11%
11%
10
Johnson Corp common
preferred
23% Mar 29
>103Ya
167
10
600
5
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30 Ya
29 YB
29 YB
30
30 Ya
1,700
34%
34%
34%
34 3/8
34%
34 %
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86
2
167
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51
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:
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70
52
48%
32%
1,000
49%
45
43%
48
49%
49%
15 %
51
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33%.
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,
1,400
11,700
47
52%
51
,
48 YB'
Phonograph
Erie RR
26
51%
43%
Mfg Co
Equitable Gas Co
Feb
51
*51
l
27% Feb
70% Jan
53
*50 Ya
52%
33
Endicott
July
*50%
51%
*51
50
34% Mar
87% Oct
53
*50%
47%
2nd preferred
Natural Gas
29
4%
*50%
*50
43%
conv
33
73
53
*50Ya
49%
preferred
Paso
Empire District Electric
4
•50
49%
10
30 Yb Mar
11
52
52
43%
common
13
Jan
52
"51Y2
48%
National Watch Co
6
69 y4 Oct
*51 Ya
49%
~~n
28 y4 Jan
76
51%
49 Y2
4?%
;
Radio
11
51%
49%
2
preferred
Electric
23
52
49%
15%
common
Emerson
25%- Jan
*51%
15%
common
Emerson
20% Jan
♦46
100
Co
13 Y4 Jan
23
46%
100
36 y2 Apr
20
46%
*
13
28% Sep
24% Apr
47
39
16
18
*46
15%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
El
Jan
46
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9
98
45 y2
89%
Jan
Mar 16
47
38 Ya
11% Apr
28% Jan
95
*46
87%
27
5
34%
90
1.9
-
34%
39%
20
Jan
34%
39 Yb
21
100
34 Ya
89 %
Dec
2
3 4 3/8
32%'
16% Feb
4
34%
5
30 Y2 Oct
Feb
34%
10
3
25% Apr
'20 Yb Jan
34%
Corp
3
96
94%
34%
common
Co
31
Feb
94%
93
34
Jan
8
116
93
l
11% Oct
35% Dec
227 Ya
116
93 %
__io
25 Y4 Jan
29
226 Ya
116
93
15%
preferred
Products
19,000
229%
116
10
Bros Stores
y4 %
Ekco
mo
9,200
226%
15%
Manufacturing Co
Edison
1,900
9%
93 Ya
5
preferred
Eaton
30
% Apr
49% Feb
Eastman
8%
9
9%
8,600
11
116
.
50
Airlines Inc
Eastern Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
12
175
9%
*103/4
229 %
230
115%
50
Eastern
32% Jun
Oct
11
93
.
50
Eagle-Plcher Co
43% Feb
6
67
203/8
116
94
227
116
34%
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
21% Jan
64 %
11
227%
10
common
preferred
24
22
163
63 Ya
20 Ys
11
9 Yt
9%
236%
115%
preferred
12
Feb
13
9%
64
20 Yb
*103/4
11
116%
231
No par
No par
preferred
35Y4Jan
Jan
20%
50
54
3
9%
63%
20 Y4
63%
20%
50
4%
52% Jan
.,
9%
62%
*10%
94 Yb
5
54
2
11
12%
(E I) & Co—
3
55
12%
64%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc.:
18
\
17,200
69 %
Dunhill International
52% Jan
c
2,800
n
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■'
2,300
.
15
99% Jan
51% July 22
.
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,
14%
11
53% Mar
12%
12%
80
Apr
5
37
12 %
15%
12
12
36 Ya
125/a
83%
Apr
y2, Apr
37
12 Ya
*68
15
101
49% Apr
70
3GY4
12%
12%
94% Aug 11
51
*68 Ya
37
70
1
400
70
36%
*G8
69
37
81 %
$4.50
18
900
No par
Preferred
22
/:
36%
.
800
2,400
-
No par
No pai
Common
Feb
70
50
6
53
9,900
153/a
5
53 % Apr
43
33%
Anr
12
42%
15%
121% Feb
14
43
33%
6
50% Oct
423/4
15%
!
Duplan Corp
•
:
1,530
15%
23
48% Jan
100
27,400
15%
115 Yb Apr
45 y2 Apr
.:
42%
214% Jan
27
126
*18%
6
49 V2 Apr
126
125 Ya
18%
12
33
55%
53 %
55%
128
33%
Apr
July 25
52
128
43%
124
38,
54%
128 Ya
52
122%
18%
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s
/
900
34
33%
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r
50
43%
1
,
-
.
42,700
18%
15%
18
93
-
.
2
common
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du Pont de
5,000
26,000
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34
18%
Jan
237
*33 Ya
32
32
36%
-
44%
43%
*33%
117% Sep
249% July
*76%
43 %
50c
Corp
Aircraft
Dresser
55%
129%
2
Pepper Co
Dow
34%
\
54%
25
preferred
5% ,conv preferred series
Douglas
41%
-
1
Stores
Dome
*36
129%
1
common
cumulative
Dixie Cup Co
,
♦34
10
preferred
13% Jan
Diamond
,,41%
*34%
100
common
cumulative
Diamond T Motor Car Co
27
2,900
■t
-*ui
34 Yb Apr
36 Yb Jan
100
20
21
30
6
170
,Jun 24
17% Sep 13
3
32'/2 Jan
37% Jun
Grande West RR.No'par
20% Jan
Jan
1,400
-
33%
13.50
11
14
46%
87%
50
Western
400
3,700
■
33%
33%
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Hudson
46 y4
46%"
13%
24%
89 %'
29%
20
100
preferred
*91 %
'46%
;■
24%
""41%
"34%
90
800
*
92
C
18% Mar 26
12
*13
,
5%
46
series
7
29
5%
5%
5%
90
3.90%
28
46% Jan
53/8
*5
90
Preferred
30
33% Dec
1,900
46
1
37 y4 Jan
157
17,100
92
Feb
13% Jun
19 Y4
200
15
91%
99
22 y4 Nov
16
92
.',14%
46Y2
9
7
13% Nov
53%
92
15
46 %
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*90
10
21
53
91
14%
13 y4
100
11
Sep
53%
91
24%
100
13% Jan
11% Oct
53
15
14%
13 YB
A
12 Ye Jan
30 % Mar 14
53%
92
*91
24 Ya
B
Denv & Rio
.
13%
series
44% Apr
35 y4 Jan
61
—
2,200
24%
series
23
4,800
*
101 Ya
24%
3.75%
42% Feb
139
101 Ya
35%
*13 YB
3 75%
23
36
*135 Ya
103
102
69,400
13 Ya
Preferred
38 Vb Jan
35 Ya
139
35
*135 Ya
700
>
24%
Preferred
5
16
34%
13 YB
■
36
'53
57%
33%
24%
6
6
34%
139
104 Ya
20
♦57%
13%
4
Co
34%
25
7
&
58
33
106
13 YB
95
7%
58
4,800
24%
48% Feb
Deere
15 Yb
5%
9,100
106
107
32 %
104
91%
15
200
7
57 Ya"
523/4
52%
91
38
6%
57
*135 Ya
15 Y4
15
96
3
*104Ya
34%
34%
105 Ya
9,200
-
*37 Ya
7 YB
32
139
94%
*92%
5
11
16 y4 Mar
105
>
'
93/4
^
Mills Inc
11
Jan
*135 Ya
53
52%
100
Corp common
preferred series A
34 YB
34%
139
105 Ya
105
24
% Mar
-
31%
pfd
Inc
6%
107
*104 Ya
56 Ya
32
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
13% Mar 15
1
31 Ya
3%%
4
:
56 Ya
1
Dan River
106
'
7
11
79
9 Ya
38
♦37 Ya
*
♦77
1,540
8,500
•10
9%
1
_1
_
22
25 y4 Mar
38 %
6%
3
14 Yb Jan
Dec
38 %
7%
27 Yb Jan
Apr
22 % Feb
14% Jan
Dana
24
Jan
38%
Class A
17% Mar 19
6
38 Ya
10%
-
79
♦77
9%
7
11
10%
9%
7
17%
17
•
79%
9%
No par
common
Cushman's Sons Inc
Mar 29
Apr
31
Mar 17
'
11
10%
*77
9%
1
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
6
7% July 12
4% May 12
23
Apr
17 :•
16%
11%
79%
9%
common
preferred
Curtis-Wright
10%
.*77
9 Ya
__No par
Publishing
Prior
21
27
Jan
56% Jan
109
12
13
36 Y4 Nov
31
135
4
79%
2,50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis
15% Jan
Jan
17%
16%
11 YB
*77
5
Cuneo Press Inc
23
52 V2 May 23
105
11
100
preferred
Feb
23
17%
16%
5
8% Feb
40
Feb
101 Yi May 25
noncum
25
100
-8.50
Nn
%
34%
34%
95
95 Yb
26%
26%
22 %
22%
100
83 %
83 %
5o
*70%
par
72
*95
26 %
4,100
8,700
34%
34 Ya
96%
95
95
95
95
26%
26%
26 Ya
26%
263/4
26 %
26 Ya
5.400
22 YB
22 y4
22 Ya
17,100
-
-
22
22%
22 YB
22 Ya
83
83
82
82
72
70
70 %
*70 %
-
223/s
*81
70
82 Ya
70
*95
96 Ya
270
82
82
500
♦69
72
200
;
i
Number 5525
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1869)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
21
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
*' ♦ •
'
■
■
'
*
NEW YORK
Highest
Oct
10
26% Sep
29
21% Feb
9
13% Jan
6
20% Sep
13
15% Jan
20
20
Evans
Mar 23
20
STOCK
1 "
'
EXCHANGE
25% Jan
Products
72% Dec
May 11
34% Jan
62 y4 Jan
30
39
Mar 22
6
41% Dec
30
12% Nov
1
21% Feb
7
12% Feb
13% Dec
28
18V4 Apr
7
13'/a Mar
15
17% Mar
68
,16% Jan
7
25% Dec
May 16
22% Mar 14
7
74
84% Apr
23
49% Feb
Co
20,
23
1
70
Jan
31
37% Nov 30
31
5% Mar 14
8% July 12
13% Jan
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30
30
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27
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14
34
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39
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18
2
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9
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62
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62
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6
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18
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32
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11
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153
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10
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Jan
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75
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31
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50
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For
5 010
.
80
preferred
3
Jan
0
37%
36%
58
Preferred $3.75 series
23
82
28
;
37%
57%
(The).
General
Jan
98
93% Dec
•2,100
7874
—
3
29% Feb
65% Nov
t13% Jan
97a
37
preferred
5%
100y2 Feb
18
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
L
9,400
9%
5874
1
American
com
General
10. % Mar 15
37% Apr
"i>j% Jan
New
3
Nov
Feb
33%
34%
-V
79%
common
Acceptance
series
29
45% Jan
169
33%
34%
9%
77%
2nd preferred—
50
Cigar Co Inc com__No par
preferred
100
Jun
39% Jan
101
91
'
34
35%
9%
57%
100
Co
Industries
General Mills
y4 Mar 20
124 % Feb
11
35% Jan
.
40% juxy 11
21
29
49
23
2
15
17% Mar 24
38 % Nov
14
120% Apr ,13
96% Apr 13
26
Mar 16
33%
35
V
97a
357a
<
37
'51—15
of
,
General Finance Corp
1
2
118% Apr
42% Feb
123
35% Jan
97a
58%
10
General Foods Corp.:
6
July 11
77% Jun
6
5
27
7
143
34%
34%
3u0
82
General Contract
47% Apr
t
337/a
•
"
100
38%
conv
General
Feb
9,1.0
General
65
.
lo 7a
97% Feb
13% Jan
:
14%
77
Apr
36% Jan
27
Jan
14%
13
6%
9
14 %
16
General
93
147.
10
Feb
13% Jan
•85
14%
31
66% Jan
1% Nov
147/a
89
Apr
63% Jan
9
1
147a '
13
3
9
Nov
15
30
July
.<
12
Jun
14%
6974
15% Apr
31
4,300
*53
106%
12% Apr
57% Feb
101
34%
*105%
7
33% Dec
33%
V 68%
7
13% Oct
347a
9%
Mar
39% Jan
34%
6974
Mar 29
33
34%
106%
17
98
34%
9%
21% Mar
Mar
35%
69%
80
,
35
*105%
9
7% Oct
35%
100
2
68% Jan
35%
Transportation—2.50
Nov
120
50
60
79'/a
Co
(Robert)
Corp
14,3 j0
58
*49%
1
$4.50 preferred
General
40% Oct
.
12%
*53
50
*54
\ 57
General Baking Co common—5
$8 preferred —
No par
General Bronze Corp!
L
_5
9% Mar 16
48% Feb
>
12%
58
*49%
67% Dec
140
2
13
127s
*5 J
4974
General Cable Corp com——No par
4% 1st preferred
—100
93
V
Aug 17
16% Nov
12%
57
497.
38% Dec
83% Mar 18
45% Jan 18
24% Mar 15
'
1274
12%
4, i00
49%
No par
convertible
6
21,000
7
58%
(The)
Inc
Wood
4%%
<
K0
40 va
*6%
4974
convertible
-29% Mar 27
28
130
Gar
72%
393/4
7
■
9% Dec
130% Dec
Jan
Sulphur
preferred
Garrett
13
72%
40 %
*6%
49%
—
23
Jan
'
75%
39
49 %
preferred
50
Gamewell Co (The)__No par
Gardner-Denver Co
5
47% Mar 22
<
*72
7
67a
12%
3,500
37%
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
12%
•5,000
57
97a
377a
Corp
Sugar
Co
Co
$4.50
Mar 20
,57% Jan 28
15
Galr
112% Mar 21
9
<46
34% Mar 14
.
13
197a
24 Va
75Va
38%
67a
600
19%
24%
39 Ve
*72
39
347a-
preferred
Gabriel
47% Mar 13
51
21
4%
3
3
107 y4 Jan
39
15% July
9% Jan
23
28% Jan
5
30
25% Dec
5
Mar 29
30
July
35% Mar 14
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
25% Oct
94
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
25
41% Jan
<
jun
37 Ye Apr
*72
35 V4
Franklin Stores Corp-
27
78
va
10
9
13% Mar 12
Oct
*72
14
2
10% Apr
94
24%
*9 Va"
Inc
40% Mar
28% Dec
20
24 %
*14
5
24
6
19%
25
337/a
Co
Foremost Dairies
23
88% Mar 30
1974
247a
98%
23
25% Dec
197a
24%
75%
135%
8'/a Feb
Feb
19%
24%
.97%
12 y8 Jan
14
19%
24'/a
135%
6
16% Mar 23
:i9%
100
4
13% Nov 29
19%
24%
34%
4-
14% Jun
6
14%
preferred—100
12% Apr
Jan
14
14%
Co__No par
Chem
14
68
39%
13%
14%
5
ser
11% Mar 14
7% Sep
16,000
*
39%
14 Va
14%
9%
L
-
96% Apr
4,300
lo%
3974
X137.
14%
:No par
preferred
Jun
397a
13%
39%
14%
*14%
34%
Inc common
3%%
100
39%
3974
137/a
14 y2
34%
com
Light
Fair Stores
5
30
39
14%
14'/a
1
Corp
Florida
•
convertible
96 y8 Nov
40%
14
1
3%%
,
40
9%
Co
3
109
7,9 uO
No par
3
21
60%
34%
common.
-67% Apr
Sep
8^%
34%
Co
(The*
139 y4 Apr
126
60-/4
new_5
preferred
Feb 13
21
28
b-
.____100
2
Feb
83%
;5
NY
preferred
13
r
84%
1
Flintkote-Co
•
9
61% Apr
82%
—5
Corp
Feb
102% M
7,000
84%
_2.50
new
Mfg Co_
;
99% Apr
51
18 Va
1
Co
First National Stores-
27
Feb
41
3
7
3
21% Mir 12
17% Feb
July
Dept
Tarrant
&
4%%
105 Va Mar 14
I
40'
Electric
Firestone Tire & Rubber
16
12
18%
Id
5
Bearings
Ferro Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Apr
J7%
50
Paper Board Co Inc
Federated
Felt
Jan
18
83%
17%
82 %
50
series-
Filtrol
12
11
A
ser
1953
Mar 26
<36T% Jam 19
101
May 23
common
Bower
Pacific
37% Mar 14
' 9
pfd
Mogul
federal
39 % Mar 23
pfd
cum
conv
Federal
61'.
18 Va
12%
conv
10'/4 Jan
29
17%
1
Corp
Mar 29
Feb
ID,300
18%
67a
5%
'2
106% Jan
17'/a
387a
16 " Mar 22
10
j
6%
35 "
12
24%
39%
61 *
Apr
2* %
6ya
88:
*
24%
50
.
7
' Feb
24 y8
38%
5%%
13
24%
1
common
23
26% Jan
143% Mar 15
102
Mar
Jan
<53
20
11% Sep
<18% Mar 11
99
23
46% Feb
106
Aug 29
{j35y<i Jan
,82
Oct
Mar
-
24
2
Federal
Shares
24%
5
9
the Week
A>r. 13
23%
Metallurgical Corp
9
Friday
Apr. 12
24%
Corp
Apr
Apr
Corp
preferred series B
36% Mar 29
23
)29
57
Sales for
Thursday
A^r. li
23%
Farwlck
49% Apr
PRICES
1
Brewing Corp
Fedders-Quigan
J
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 10
Fansteel
13 y4 Mar 29
12
12
13%
5%
13
9
Tuesday
HIGH
_3
■
Family Finance
7
2
9
8% Nov
6
Feb
Nov
Jan
Falstaff
12
6% Apr
0
57
Apr
25'/a Mar
*
Apr. 9
Fairbanks Morse Sc Co.
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
FaJardo>Sugar Co
20
14% Mar 16
23 y4 Mar 21
26 Ve Jan 25
Sep
3
8
Monday
AND
5
Ex-Cello Corp
2
15% Jan
14
-
Par
Eversharp Inc
9
RECORD
tOW
_
43
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
;
,
•
-*■14%.
937a
217a
217a
-
14%
147a
937a
*93%
.
21%
30
145
14%
14%
14%
94 Va
94
94
.
180
17
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...
(1870)
18
r
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Highest
Lowest
12% July 19
bV» Dec
22
6
6
35% Jm
00
Jan
61% Mar 14
31
101
Jan
18
Aug 26
104% July 13
104
Dec
8
2
4
23
31
23
45% Feb
8'% Apr
Feb
96% Oct
44 %
93% Sep
Apr
6
35% Jan
13
Grumman
5% Jan
3
7% Apr
12
36
Jan
23
96
Jan
4
83% Jan
Mar 14
111% Apr
23
3
9
7
Jun 10
107
Jan
35
101% Jan
102
Gulf
6
42% Mar 20
23
Oil
Corp
104% Feb
Utilities
31%
31 %
32 Va
31%
7%
7%
IV2
7%
38 Va
96%
38%
9b %
*96%
104%
105%
103 y2
39
38%
38%
97
97
97
97
110%
104%
„
106%
Friday
Apr. 12
7 Va
38%
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Apr. 13
31%
31%
Shares
31%
16,100
25,300
7%
7%
7%
38%
38
38%
38%
98
96%
96y2
500
102%
103%
42,800
105%
7,500
Co-
Common
No par
28
•4.20
dividend
preferred
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
•4.44
dividend preferred
39
39 '%
39 Va
*102
102'%
103
103
*104
107
100
6
105% Feb 23
9
Apr. 11
31%
7%
107'/a
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 10
32
7
25
Feb
100
108
13
31 '%
1
103 % Feb
3
Apr
1
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
"Apr. 9
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
No par
39% Mar 23
98
Aircraft Corp
Gulf States
38% Nov
105
Jun
109% Jun
Par
Guantanamo Sugar
31
Monday,
*
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
LOW AND
NEW YOKK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Monday, April 16, 1956
'
39%
•103
39%
39
102
*101
102y4
*101
102%
103%
102
•102
*102
39%
103 y2
*102
103 %
*103
107
,107
*103
" 107
.
39%
38%
*101
39
2,700
102 J/4
102
*103
100
102
107
•
40
H
41
15
Dec
45% Aug 10
19% Jan
6
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
41% Jan
5
45% Apr
13
Hackensack
Water
58% Feb
10
73% Apr
12
Halliburton
Oil
14
20% Feb
14
22% Mar
5
24% Sep
25
Apr
Apr
4
18% Oct
13
25% Feb
19
Jan
24
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
31% Jan
6
38'A Dec
6
35% Jan
19
,42% Mar 29
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
54% Mar 20
134% July 25
36% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
40% Nov
Jan
4
"
(W
F)
25
>
4%
Cementing
convertible
Hammermill
Harbison-Walk Refrac
141% Jan
3
Feb
15
17
31% Feb
9
40% Apr
9
31% Apr
12
Apr
6
34% Jan
3
Mar 11
30% Feb
1
39
Mar 29
17
8
Mar 27
Hat Corp of America
I Jan
5
,36
Mar 15
16% Oct 18
27% Nov 21
18% Jan 23
37
Mar 12
15% Apr
17% Jan
3
Hayes
21 % Jan
3
Hazel-Atlas
31:
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
6
<
34
35
preferred
67%
70%
21%
21%
21 y2
24%
24 Va
23%
23%
1*23%
96
96
95
95
; 95%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
54
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
-
-
100
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
2.50
1
t
Chemical
Harshaw
13
Apr
68%
21%
15
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Jan
12
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
39
Jan 20
30
6%
\66%
^--
100
common
39% July 13
146
44%
68%
21%
2.50
12
31 % Dec
44%
68%
21 %
-
_No par
com
Co
44
-
-•
5
preferred
Paper
*
-
5
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co
2
97
Hall
Well
4%%
Co
preferred,—;
,V.
46
*44%
46
45%
600
45%.
71%
73%
70%
7z%
11,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
95%
*1/3 '/a
95 y2
*93%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
1,500
54
54%
53%
54
4,800
♦142%
144
'
144
400
95
50
142%
♦142%
39J/4
40%
39
39%
38%
39%
39 y4
40
39
39%
21,800
32
5
l
144
*142%
-
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,400
142%
32%
-
-
c
50
33 Va
31%
32%
37%
37%
37
37%
V .7%
7%
7%
7%
*35%
10
common
*
*45%
45%
36 %
*35%
36%
31%
32 Va
•r
37%
37 y2
....
7%
•142%
*35%
144
30
32%
33
35
37%
37%
37%
1,300
7%
7%
6%
7%
3,600
*35 y*
36'%
33%
37%
'i.
7%.
36%
*33%
36%
16,600
Havag Industries Inc—
6
15% Jan
20% Nov
3
26% Mar 14
34% Jan
24
39% Jan
3
20
27
Dec
24% Mar
7
20% Apr
13
9
34% Mar 27
36 % Sep
23
29% Feb
Sep
20
87
Apr
53
Feb
60
101
104% Feb
7
96
6
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
36% Jan
3
38% July 25
17% Oct
11
86
Jan
17
148
Nov
122% Aug
if
126
May 19
122% Jan
30
19
49% Jan
16
Apr
Mar 14
•1% Jan
13
25
11
51
38% Jan
3
V
17% Jan
30
21 % Mar 15
127% Jan
10
152 % Mar 29
Dec
54% Mar 18
Apr
Jan
53
51 % Apr
13
124
7%
100
-
10
common
noncumulative
New
2
._No par
Powder
No par
2 1/12
common
common
5%
preferred
___100
5
4'%%
preferred series A
Hertz Co (The)
par
9
27% Jan
31% Mar 18
43 % Dec
29
37% Feb
14
46% Mar 14
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
17
Feb
14
20% Mar 19
71
79% Aug
3
30
72
Apr
77% Feb
92% Apr
11
12
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
42% Feb
14
Oct
5
Jan
34% Nov
89% Jan
3
98% Dec
34% Jan
6
51% Aug 24
II
Mar
99
12% Jan
5
2
31% Jan
10
21% Feb
14
28
16% Jan
3
12% Jail
4
2
12
Oct
Jan
3
47% Jan
3
12% Jan
r
5
10% Nov 28
20% Nov
3
30
25 % Mar
14% Apr
•4%
Hires Co
Hollander
8% Jan
7
25% Jan
4
9
32% Mar
3
6% Apr
20% Apr
30% Apr
11
19% Feb
3
13
32 % Jan
16
34% Oct
13
48
Jan
3
34% Jan
10
40
Feb
20
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
Feb
10
70% Mar 29
28% Jan
31
35 % Jan
30
100% Jun
14
46% Apr
3
103% Mar ie
3
Feb
17
26
Jun
17
34% Jan
4
26% Oct 28
91% Jan
100
38% Oct
88
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
44% Jun 27
106
Apr 28
8% Dec
13% Mar 14
13
8% Mar
8
14
27
56
100
Feb
29
5% Apr 11
21% Jan 23
Dec
27
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
37% Jan
8 % Jan
34
Aug
3
98
May
5
102% Jan
10
4%
Feb
28
105
Feb
28
4.40%
41% Jan
3
.50% Apr
2
161
*
7
149% Dec
15
Jan
22% Jun
23
27% Dec
8
14% Apr
21% Jan
23
10
1% Jan
12
7% Feb
96
3
29
28% Jan
20
7% July 18
22% Jan
3
6
11
Jan
6
a9% Jan
3
143
3
Mar
6
2% Feb
2
9% Feb
2
12% Apr
27
71% Sep
13
64
33
Nov
30
31
9% Feb
17
6
40
Apr
21
32% Feb
9
42
Sep
10
% Jan
4
37% Jan 30
5% Apr
37% Apr
6
5%
72% Mar 19
7y» Jan
97
96
25%
25%
38 y2
•38
19 %
18%
147
*95%
97
*95%
*18%
146
*143y2
48%
48%
47%
122%
*122%
51
53
53
53%
50 %
53
.
*122%
51
53
*52 %
53
124
51 %
20
38%
18%
300
18%
139%
139%
46
122%
50
*52%
i
47
400
5,100
122%
150
50%
2,300
200
53
31%.
30%
31
30%
31
30
30%
45
46%
45%
46
45%
46%
4,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
6,600
73%
73
73
72
72
93%
*93
94
93%
93%
92%
93%
93%
93%
46%
46
45%
45%
45%
46%
46%
47
*11%
12%
*11%
22%
23 Va
22%
23%
3,200
14%
14 %
14%
14%
9,000
«-
-
45%
12
:
*
12
11%
23
13%
*71
11%
23
13%
14%
*11%
7
*6%
21
30%
36 '%
65%
6%
21%
36%
36
64%
65%
39
39
*38%
26%
-25%
16-
26
94%
95
101
*104
100
25%
105
*104
Lighting &
49%
49%
160'%
161
14%
24%
24
100
2
2
preferred__100
26
*7%
V'8%
8%
68%
-,69%
'68%
*34%
400
25%
10,500
95%
120
35
25%
*34
,
v
148%
14 y4
2
95%
5
*100
101%'
105
*104
105
49%
157
49%
5,600
148%
1^3%
37,100
14%
8%
14%
14%
14%
24 Va
23%
24
2%
2%
2%
2%
8%
*8%
8%
"69
68%
34%
60
49%
23%
V
*34
1,700
12,000
2%
8,100
8%
300
69
68%
69
34%
34%
34%
300
5%
6%
39%
39%
177,700
5,000
40%
;
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
38 Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
40
41
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
41
-
25%
*94%
II,000
100
41
50
700
16
38%
49%
'
24
2
25%
15%
*94%
159%
14%
210
15,800
38%
*104
23%
8,800
6
16
25
95%
157%
45%
101
39
37%
1
44%
*100
15%
105
8%
35
45%
101
*38%
100
69%
5%
15%
39
101
*7%
6.66%
45%
25%
69%
*34%
par
5,100
26
24%
,
6,500
65 '/2
*25%
14%
1%
35%
65
*100
49%
•
35 Va
66
25%
49i/a
14%
24 y4
300
35%
65
46
160 Va
159%
'\
14'%
1
800
3,300
30%
35%
101 %
49%
1
6%
20%
6%
25%
105 •;
49%
6%
*100
v.
300
12
30%
*104
'
60
200
6,100
,
20%
6
♦94 y4
94%
r
6%
5%
*38%
72%
20%
6%
15%
15%
8,200
31
6%
25%
39
100
.*71
5%
25%
100
66%
101
6
94%
*100
36
45%
46
15%
*30%
66
.
101%
25%
.
20%
31 Va
35%
36%
67%
6%
20%
'
31%
26
3
6%
31 Va
21%
*30%
,
-
72%
20%
6%
21
30%
26
15%
5%
conv
pfd series A
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
48
47
124
51
20
900
25%
44%
25
;
18%
145
*38
I,300
97
18%
5%
Corp
18%
25%
54%
31%
45%
Ltd—No
87
43%
101%
com
*85
19
6%
;
25%
38%
*141
48
122%
-50%
45%
Co
*38
18%
52
49%
102 y2
preferred
25 Va
145
23%
lo
com
87
*85
38%
124
5%
12
97
25%
'*38
18%
145
45 '%
Hupp
54%
*95%
-
38%
*101'%
13
55
13%
.100
noncumulative
54%
22%
,_100
Hudson Bay Min &,Sm
Hunt Foods Inc
55
*25 y4
96
25%
1
{Hudson & Manhattan
Mar 13
j9
Jan
1,400
-No par
preferred
Howe Sound
31%
common—5
Co
Howard Stores Corp
3
31%
87
55
13%
Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)
25
26% Mar 19
31%
*85
56
24%
12.50
.
preferred—,
Houston
Mar 16
18% Jan
3
3%%
31%
1
87
•
13%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
23
,
Mining
Oil Corp
preferred
Houdallle-Industrles
Inc
20
Feb
83% Jan
1
32
32%
56
31%
5
conv
12
105
3% Feb
8
Mar
39
31%
32
♦85
23'%
-
30
...
preferred
Feb
15% Mar 14
15
5%
2,400
4,500
43
10
preferred
Corp of America
Jan
17% Dec
1% Dec
2
15%
20%
'
*72Va
1
common
Electrochem
•4.25
Hotel
Apr
105% Feb 23
14
Hooker
31
92 '
100
Feb
Honolulu
25
6
47
convertible
Homesthke
16% Mar
6
104% Jan
5%
1,500
15%
20%
_5
(A) & Sons
Holly Sugar Corp
29% Mar
10
39% Nov 28
4
v
21% Mar 23
32
15%
20%
50e
1
30%
15%
20%
46
12
'■..»■
5
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
7
12
29% Feb
6% May 12
Corp
(Charles E)
30%
15%
20%
55
43
18%
5
Hotels
30%
15%
20%
93%
1
2nd pfd (conv)__No par
cum
Hilton
30%
•
15%
20%
87
*53
31 y4
50
30%
30%
15%
20%
32%
38%
*18%
147
49 y2
*122%
51
preferred—_25
Hershey Chocolate common—No
11
32% Apr
23
preferred
(G W)
Hercules
Feb 24
Jan
54
15
25
30%
16
20%
20 ^
321/4
033
53
*96
231/4
100
Hercules Motors
53% Mar 20
4
1
5
common
31%
31
18
5
preferred;
3.65%
Helme
2
dist
Glass Co
(H J) Co common
5
13
liquidating
Industries Inc
3% %
26% Mar
30
22% Mar
-
5
Jan
partial
Heinz
9
Feb
37
46
40
Jan
Ex
Hecht Co
89% Feb 27
60% Sep 29
91
22% Jau
36 % Aug 15
<
6%
*40
2,700
1,300
I
17
Jun
21
27% Feb 10
32% Apr
57% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58 % Jan
23
69% Mar 22
Illinois
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
23
55% Mar 28
Illinois Power
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52
Nov
9
48
Mar 28
51
Jan
19
4.08%
cumulative preferred
50
53% Nov
10
51
Jan
11
53
Apr
5
4.26%
52% Sep
55
8
52
Apr
13
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
50
49
1
52% Mar 28
51
Jan
17
13% Apr 12
24% Mar 15
83% July 18
Jun
55
Mar 11
52% Feb
63
Feb
15
51% Feb
1
15% Oct
26
15% Jan
4
28
3
31% Aug 31
Jan
15'
54% Apr
•
53
Feb
-
8% Dec
48% Jan
50% Jan
162
Jan
6
10% Nov 28
6'
58% May 23
71
20
4
66% Mar 14
35% Jan
6
8 % Apr
9
9 % Jan
S
46
Feb
14
50 y4 Mar 13
De
Feb
13
69 Va Jan
Ingersoll-Rand
169% Jun
15
163
Jan
13
78% Feb
165
Feb
55
49V2
*48%
6
6%
preferred
*51%
*49%
16%
16'%
4,200
par
28 ^
28% 1
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28
28
5,000
8 Vb
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
500
_1
48 Va
64%
48
48%
47%
48 Va
47%
48%
7,400
65%
65%
64%
65%
63%
63%
4,300
Steel
100
Co
18
85% Oct
11
165 % Aug 16
29% Oct
11
41% Jun
27% Jan
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
28% Nov
2
41% Jan
84
8
87% Jan
6
127% Dec
29
12% Jun
16
82
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
6% Nov
Jun
17
4% Jan
78
Jan
126% Jan
Feb
6
Interlake
23
Jan
31
94% Apr
6
132
2
108
Jan
31
108
12
101% Apr
15% Feb
13
7
18% Apr
24
100 y4 Apr
5
114
Nov
Jun
48% Mar
14
2
94
Feb
42% Jan
9
62% Feb
10
60
Jan
5
74 y4 Sep
16
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
6
31% Sep
9
45
Jun
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
32% Jan
6
3
2
4
44% Feb
3
38% Jan
70% Mar 13
38 y4 Jan
19
16
5
45% Apr
30
34% Jan
20
37% Apr
-
7
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
2
121% Mar 13
Mar 13
38% Feb
40
12% Jan
36
29% Jan
Apr
106 y4 Mar 13
15
8
14% Mar 13
139
11
45
Mar 23
preferred-.
4%
preferred
$1.40
cum
conv
30% Jan
3
3
20% Mar 23
111
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
25
91% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
89% Jun
65
0
Sep 26
13
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
»8
36% Sep
6
22% Mar 15
Intertype
34% Jan
5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
27% Jan
10
31
Feb
13
23
130
Sep 21
12% Sep
13
31
Jan
59
85
Jun
54% Sep
13
90
14
Mar 27
46% Jan
19
97% Apr, 13
47% Mar 16
May 10
Jun
24
31% Jan 24
34% Jan
4
97% Aug 15
104
Jan
6% Feb
6
34% Jan
89
125
10
27
67% Feb
1
43% Jan 23
23
Mar 10
107 % Nov
22
103% Feb
9
33% Nov 29
38% Dec
30
35% Feb
3
Por footnotes
see
page
24.
'
47% Mar 19
130
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
38% Apr
47 y4 Apr
55
85
&
•6
(F
L)
-
50% Jan
3
105% Feb
27
46% Mar 26
Johnson
&
xlOl
12
32%
490%
493
35%
35%
36%-
33%
35%
5%
32%
31%
30%
33%
84
166
166 v2
30%
5%
94
5%
91
130
130 V2
93
131
12
*84
44%
45
35%
35%
165%
165'%
32%
33%
•84
85
*31
32,000
32%
*84
340
31%
700
32%
74,300
85
5%
5%
5%
200
5%
90%
91%
90%
90%
130%
131
131%
11%
11%
134 Va
*101%
103%
11%
133
*101%
42 %
64%
45
*35
103 y2
101%
11,000
101%
200
18
17%
17%
3,900
95%
95%
121
42%
42%
64%
65%
♦35
36
*120%
64%
1,200
42%
64 %
*35
3,400
1,700
36
36%
35%
45
44%
100
36 Va
44%
45%
330
124
42%
35%
36%
44%
22,800
98%
120
-
36 '
35%
720
12%
134
17%
64%
-36%
130'%
11%
132%
97
120%
42 %
130
12%
135 »/2
45
39.700
6,600
'
*44 %
45 y4
44%
*44%
45
*44 %
44%
37%
36 %
36%
*36%
37
36%
13%
21%
129 y4
120%
42%
131
3,000
11,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21 %
800
37
4,600
!
1,800
21%
*21 y4
21%
2iy8
21%
21%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32% -32%
32%
32%
27
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,900
43%
43%
43%
44%
44 y8
45%
44%
44%
11,700
,21
.
,
-
*127
"
129 y4
*127
129%
♦127
129
*127
2,400
129
8,500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36'%
36%
36'%
36'%
36'%
36'%
1,000
46 V4
47 Va
44%
46%
43'%
44%
44'%
44%
44 y8
44%
9,400
91%
90'%
90'%
91
90
90
50
2,000
8%
51 y2
*100
8%
9
90%
*90
51%
52
102
►100
52%
102
51%
100
51%
100
"
*90
51%
*97%
8%
51%
100
51%
52
97'%
97%
20
18,100
56
~
57%
53%
55%
54%
55
54%
55%
54'%
55
77%
5
12 %
1
31%
*36%
44%
90%
100
166
*44
,
37
32%
100
__10
8,600
2,600
.
5%
..133%
36
35%
.
43 Va
1
100
com
140
33%
496
91%
11%
64%
64
*35.
36
27 y8
l
common
32%
493
100
.5%
120 Va
42%
43
37
*127
35%
100
6,500
91%
104
*102
104
32%
50c
33%
496 y2
31%
85
133%
11%
133
136 y4
64%
21 y4
101
6,500
64
'
27
1
Manufacturing Co
495
36
164%
30%
13%
—No par
new
32%
-
494
31
164%
*30 %
'
common
Corp
101
101
84
13 Va
5
Johnson
56
89%
*
-
44%
10
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
101%
164
44 Va
*44%
36%
No par
Co
Johns-Manville
3,300
36%
36%
-
25
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
5
58'%
101%
64
36
25
Jaeger Machine Co
Mar 21
57%
•118
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%% preferred
58%
120
new
6
55%
119
43
preferred
Jacobs
x53%
99
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
200
53%
.
118
6
Mar 14
58% Apr
Corp
23%
17%
Power Co
Power
*23%
98 %
3
94% Mar 14
102% Feb
Iowa
23%
53%
102
l
4
26% Jan
*23%
54%
3.50
Interstate
33 Va Jan
30
24 Va
98
Interstate Dept Stores
30% Aug 11
*23%
23%
18%
preferred
39% Mar 16
14 y8 Jan
35% Dec
23%
24 Va
98
25
9
3
62%
18
common
166
88
63%
18%
preferred
*163
89%
62%
99
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp com
5
166
88%
98
No par
Feb
13
'
62%
100
.
International Shoe
*163
166
89
-
_No par
preferred
International Salt
7%
52
61%
85
11%
No par
com
5%
International Silver
53
88%
62
31%
134%
*102
18 y4
*163
89%
61%
31
129%
•
166
88%
64%
30%
15
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
•
♦163
90%
165
7.50
common
166
30%.
5%
93%
Preferred
65%
165
*84
*8%
48%
65
496
35%
l
International Packers Limited
International Paper
•4 preferred
48
65%
32
No par
com
8%
48 y2
489
100
of Canada
-
52
32%
loo
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel
53
497 y2
100
20% Apr
26% Jan
32
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
5
89% Feb
Jan
20% Nov 15
101
11% Mar 28
No par
:
No par
7%
-Mar 27
3
23
Corp
_100
54
102
5
Int'l Harvester common
3
6% Mar 16
23
1
No par
11
88
Inc.
Machines
28
33% Apr
Ctfs
Iron
Int'l Business
32 y4 Mar 12
Jan
23% Jan
Mar 15
4
174
117% Sep
35
34
30
Feb
Mar 26
38% Feb
10
84
21
10
500
4
Apr
28% Apr
3
34% Mar 21
26
30% Jan
87% Aug 20
141
Jap
35 % Apr
164
92% May 26
Mar
3% Mar 10
30
373
89%
62Va
*23%
20
19% Jan
6
*163
No par
19
18
*51%
20
16
86% Jan
Apr
100
52
52
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred..:
:
33% Sep
50
53%
52
53
61 Va Jan
450
49%
*52%
53
16
23
6
*48%
53 y4
*51%
.
*49%
47 % Jan
Jan
49%
*52 V„
53
50
*51%
57 % Dec
149
*48%
53%
*51 y2
*51%
16
7
7
49%
*52%
53
52%
53
52
Insuranshares
Feb
*48%
52%
53 y4
53
24 y8 Mar 13
103
4,400
16
Inspiration Cons Copper
13
7,900
52
*49%
5
<
_
Inland
69% Mar 20
Apr
5,100
67%
52
*51%'
* •
50
No par
91'% Mar 21
1C0
32%
65%
16
23
Mar 29
32%
54%
53
21% Jan
103
32%
67%
53%
52
50
;
14
6
<
31%
66%
|
16
24% July 18
12
49 %
*52 y4
*51%
*51%
*49%
50
31%
*49%
37% Jan
*
67
54
16
11% Jan 26
*
66s/2
54%
16 Va
common
53% Jan 23
8
31%
67%
Mexico
Industrial Rayon
59
Sep
31%
66%
54%
:
A
29
68
31%
68 Va
55 Va
100 pesos
Electrica
Dec
01% Nov 28
31%
66%
34 ^
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
9
3
31%
No par
common
Terminal RR Co
Industria
'
Co
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.20%
Illinois
2
,29% Jan 25
Central RR Co
4.42%
3
10
16 y8 Mar
lo
No par
Idaho Power Co
13
77%
76%
77%
75%
76
75'%
76%
75'%-
76%
2,300
49'%
32,100
49%
105 y4
48%
50%
105
41%
42%
105
•
41
49%
105
42%
48%
104
41%
49 Va
104%
42%
48%
104
42'%
49'%
104%
43%
48%
104
43%
104 y8
670
44%
12,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5525*
Volume 183
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD;
Bangs (or Previous
STOCKS
,
Year 1955
Lowest
.
Range Since Jan. 1
i
Lowest
Highest
-
NEW
Highest
.,
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK.STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Apr. 9
Apr. 10
Pdf
Wednesdaty f
Friday
Thursday
v
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
*
the Week
Apr. 13
"
Shares
K
28% May 25
35
Feb
49% Apr
12
52
23
41% Mar 27
94
Jan
17
96
99
Apr
11
103
105
Feb
9
108
1-1% Apr
14
45% Mar
10
48% Apr
38% Jan
43% Dec
12
105
9
'85
4
•
Kaiser Alum
2
Feb
'
20
4%%
&
Chem
Corp
preferred
33%
a
Nov 30
94
Sep 30
99 % May 16
105
May
6
100% Mar 23
105
Nov
9
107% Sep
102% Mar 15
7
105% Nov 28
Mar
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
3.80%
l
preferred
Mar 13
4%
13
4.50%
4.20%
preferred
Apr
9
46% Jan
20
cum
70% Jan 24
84% Apr
21
43
MarlO
48 y4 Jan
4
25
Oct
31
29%: Jun
8
21 % Jan
3
24% Mar
3
17 y4 Mar 24
71 % Feo
,
'44% Jan
>
24
■
6
Feb
Kansas
15
26% Apr
13
21% Jan
24 y4 July 15
10
23
10
Jan
27
21
18
Anr
Mar 27
38 % Nov
32
•
129% Aug 28
98% Jan
0
Oct
27
44
9
59% Apr
Feb
-
113
15
14
9
23
53% Apr
36% Jan
58
29% Feb
38% Dec
34% Jan
84
69
Jan
'
23
"Jun
92% Mar 18
55% Apr
Apr
14
56
Jan
25
101
7
Feb
16
103
Apr, 10
31
60
Apr .13
Jan
3
98
Feb
14
Dec
23
52% Jan
23
94
Land
Oil
&
Kinney
(G
102
85
1
Co
Jan
4
28% Feb
29% Mar 29
20
55% Feb
9
\43% Jan
3
50% Feb
29
Krp.vs
22 Ye Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
52
9
16
Sep,..7
32
39% May 31
12% Maria
;
14% Apr
13
25% Apr
4
Dec
16
22
5% Jan 25
Mar 14
18 % Dec
45
6
.
16% Mar 13
18% Apr
9
20% Feb 10
34% Sep
20
86% Aug 11
98% May
11
15% Nov 28
25%
26
22%
22%
^
0
18 Ys Jan
1% Jan
Dec
82
30
25 Ys Apr
6
3
31% Feb
26
2% Sep
1
34% Mar 23
11
97
72% Jan
-
16
10
23
19% Jan
2
-83
23
Jan
15% Jan
I9
6% Sep
.1
li 5% Jan
3
40% Mar 14
47y2 Jan
f
16
Sep 30
19% Jan \ 3
22
4
3% Jan
•
•
v
3
t
13 y4 Jan
24% Dec
if Mar
89% Dec
18
64% Jan
.
>
Jan 23
16% Jan
4
9
19 * Feb
,
1
<
6-
3
23
9
-Apr 22
22
164% Nov
47
Sep 26
46% Oct 31
15% Feb
Jun
8
•
<
.
19%
34
35
34r%
34%
34 y4
135
Feb
v
1
Apr j 9
18% Mar 29
3
28 % Feb
17
,
49
163% Feb
Jan
23
54% Mar 27
47% Jan
23
Dec
30
21% Jan
14
15
Feb
9
25
39 % Sep
19
35% Jan
24
103% Sen
19
89
Feb
14
40% May 17
17 % Mar 14
64% Feb
7
-45
24% Aug
1
Apr
18% Jan
27
64% Jan
23
80
28
10
31% Feb,
56'
Jan
7
73
26% Mar 14
Oct
Dec
32% July
5
123
July
21
5
5
28% Mar 14
38% Sep
6
20
23
4
Oct
103% Mar
Mar
8
107% Apr
103 y4 Jan
35
0
Mar 11
20% Oct
11
139 % Dec
105
7
„
3
58
77% Jan
6
90% Dec
22% Mar 14
39 Y» May 16
9
19% Apr
138
July 27
Apr
Mar
119% Apr
16
52%
51 y4
52
-
44%
45%
44 Ya
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/s
25%- :
25%
25%
»
45%
45%
*45%
46%
47
47
54%
55%
37%
38%
common-.
84
^
106
60 Vz
*102y2
57%
58
97
97%
23
Aor
•"
133
19
26% Doc
28
21% Jan
53% Jan
3
43% Jan
Mar 28
19% Jan
6
29 Yt
293/B
5,500
49%
49%
49 Yb
49 3/?
49 Ya
4,400
27%
27%
27
273/4
27 Yt
27 Ya
2,500
1
50%
51
49%
50
49 y2
50%
49%
50%
49 Ya
50 Ya
3,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 YB
14%
14 Ya
143/4
6,700
25%
25%
25%
25 Yb
25Yb
253/4
25 Ya
253/4
6,500
4%
4Ya
4Yb
500
2,900
2,900
"
.
•'".♦4
Jan
Jan
11
141% Jan
31
10
37% Apr
.
12
9% Jan
31
11
23
Jan
3
92% Jan 13
10% Apr,i 6
31%
7% Jan
6
13 % Jun
3
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
8% Apr
Sep
19
100 % Jan
•'•'41% Sep
22
3*
Feo
10
41
Jun
21
570
Apr
13
610
8Ya Apr
4
56% Jan
122
Jan
18
643% Jan
4
4% Dec
16
23
5% Nov 25
28
May 16
7% Sep
28
Jan
16
Jan
27
685
,
17
6
35% Jun
21
7
20% Feb
28
Mar 20
Mar 13
18
Fink
&
Products
•
Corp
Carbonic
preferred
48%
18%
94%.
M
&
M
Trucks
Inc_
Macy (R H)
..Magic
Mahoning
Manati
RR
Coal
Sugar
17%
16%
17 y8
16Ya
17 YB
16%
16%
26%
26YB
26 Ya
27
27%
27
27
68%
68 y8
68 y8
68%
68
Y4
68
161 y4
1613/4
161
53%
52%
53
i
52 3/4
53 Ye
52 Ya
53
7,500
61%
61%
6i y4
61%
:
61%
62
60%
61
1,700
15%
16
16
16%
16
44%
44%
45%
443/b
44%
*97
Apr
3
25
93% Apr
3
98
Jan
24
Feb
4
32% Jan
27
38% Jan
3
40% Dec
19
35 % Feb
9
50% Mar 23
Masonite
26 Ya Feb
16
20% Feb
16
24% Jan
Master
July 21
40% Feb
14
48% Mar 19
11
97'
Feb
16
6
May
Yt
48 Yb
34,400
22%
22%
42,200
52
20% May 16
4
$3.75 cum
2
$3.40
56% Mar 31
2o '/a Dec
55
8
•
Mar
20% Apr
6
12
25
Jan
9
12
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
27% Feb
10
32% Jan
3
44
„an
6
46
Aug 22
45% Jan
13
46
6
30%
16% Feb
81
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
57% Jan
17
78% Dec
16
14 %
Feb
21
Jan
16
83% Jan
24
13
47
Feb
9
bo'/2 Apr
2
15
71 % Jan
23
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
Mar 14
45% Apr
25
43% Jan
23
29% Feb
17
2i% Apr
9
Jan
3
15% Feb
71% Dec
12
May
15
4
Apr
1
52% Jan
18
Aug
101
dOVa Jan
Jan
31
91
18
2
106 V* Apr
18
21
77% Dec
68
9
101
30% Feb
0
46
33% J
Jan
25
18
28% Jun
28
20
26
30% Apr
12
88% Mar 30
100
96
24
Feb
n
par
75
78
75
10
22
100
*104
23%
24
10
69%
71
5
*
44%
'•
Mar
21
13
102% Jan
32% Mar 15
24
98
Apr
11
31
39% Apr
9
26% Feb
11
Mar 28
Dec
107% July
0
18
37% Jan
133
Jan
for
25
21
•100
9%
124.
126
.
37%'
58
1,900
96%
96
97 Yb
3,500
243/s
23 Ya
24%
23
233/4
23%
23%
12;400
,69
73%
71%
72%
73%
76
76
81 Yb
13,300
;
,
573%
—50
6%
*38%
1
10%
"
58
1
27% Feb
8
29% Mar 15
a..
.
37
1%5
if.(
*573%
573%
9
9
1243/4
125
|37%
37
573%
♦570
600
*36%
37%
*363/s
43 y4
31%
31 Ya
31%
363/4
37
10%
43
17%
17%
*53%
54
31
31%
38
10%
10
10 Yt
7,400
43%
43 Ys
42%
43%
10,000
173/4
,7,300
17%
173/4
53%
53%
53 Yt
53%
700
303/4
31 Ye
303/i,
31 Yt
3,300
35%
34%
34 Ys
9,500
35%
34 YB
35%
95%
94%
94%
♦94 y4
95%
*94 Yt
95 Ya
10
34YB
47%
34%
35%
33 Yb
34Y4
34 Ya
35%
31,500
46
>5,100
34%
46%
47%
48
46 Vt
46%
46 »/8
46%
45%
20 Yb
20 YB
20%
20 YB
20%
20Ya
20 YB
20 3/4
20 3/8
203/4
2,100
.—5
43 Yb
44 Yb
43 34
44%
44
443/b
42 Yb
44
43 3/4
43%
9,700
*91 %
93
91%
91%
90
90%
90 y4
91%
90
90
92%
*90
92
*85
87
*85
87
310
33Yb
33 Ya
33%
900
*54%
*91%
No par
93
*86%
88
33:%
No par
86%
33%
♦55
56
20%
3
20%
20%
30%
_50
—
*91
34
*55
No par
•
*45%
<
93
91
86%
86%
33%
♦33%
56%
♦54%
55%
♦54%
55%
20%
•20%
203/4
20 y8
33%
33%
*29%
3U%
*29 Vz
.45%
♦453/s
20 Ya
20 Ys
2934
29Ya
29%
*
45 Yb
46
14 Va
14%
46
Apr
26
18
96
9
106
60
35% Mar
7
footnote*
see
page
613/4
62
89
89
89%
89 Vz
47Yb
48
41%
48
47 Yb
22%
22%
21YB
22
61%
19
*883/4; 89%
78%
pfd 4,30%
18 Vz
183/4
18 Yb
75
101%
102%
*85
-87%
*84%
32%
32 Yb
100
common
common—
97
97%
33%
393/b
Inc
1
3%
102%
86
32%
32%
97
97
*38%
25
39%
19%
19YB
503/4
51%,
51
51 %
97%"
96
96
*104
106
Jan
Mar
6
2
3
12
107% Apr
6
4
common
2nd
pfd
Mergenthaler Linotype
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
Machine
&
Co
4.35%
12.50
Scott
Co
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred series
21
3.85%
preferred series
98% Jan
31
3.80%
preferred series
2
4.45%
preferred series
Mar
20
58% Mar 16
10
33
40% Feb
14
47
17
142
Jan
6
Mar 12
Jan
3
Miami
Middle
8%
South
Steel
1st
105
105
25%
27 YB
92
*108 Vz
109
50Yb
51
18 YB
19%
32
97 Ya
98
•38%
25 Yb
25 YB
27%
28 YB
♦91%
92%
109
50 Yb
19%
52
•104
Utilities Inc
Prod
preferred
97
♦95
*96%
98
*96%
98
*96%
109
♦107%
109
107%
53%
54
53 Y4
common
10
29%
30%
5
45%
46
100
138%
139
♦95
28 Yb
45%
139
50 YB
18Yb
*107%
97
109
51
♦96%
100
•95
39 y4
97%
106
97
98
107%
803/4
30
62 3/4
61%
62%
5,800
89 Yb
90
90%
800
89
89
47%
47 %
47%
1,700
22%
22 Ys
22 Ya
1,500
18 3b
18Yb
76%
77 5/8
77Yb
101 %
101 Va
85l/4
32%
97%
*38
25%
28
*91%
*109
51%
19
53
*95%
♦104
*95 '
3 2 3/8
38 %
900
25%
25%
4,900
28%
42,000
27%
283/4
*91 Ya
94
51%
51 %
1,200
19%
19
19%
34,400
54%
3,700
53%
54%
♦95
97
10
106
♦103
105
10
97
*95
97
97
♦96%
98
109
,
Ya
98
*107%
109
*96
54%
54 Yb
29 YB
29 Yb
29 Yb
29%
45 Yb
500
52
*107%
•137
94
110
110
110
30
45%
380
97 Ya
38 y4
54
138%
97%
50
500
4,800
98
53%
45%
32%
2534
29%
136 %
3,900
39
53%
46
1,600
78
90
*85
86
32 y4
,
18 3/8
102 Ya
*101
54%
139
700
89%
•is y4
.
103%
.86
323/b
100
100
,
Copper
Midland
♦96
109
27%
*91
*82
5
99% Feb
106
100
100
pfd
92%
*101%
50
*79 Ya
81
14Ys
89%
76 Yt
101%
300
7,100
Yt
22 y4
18 YB
77
1,400
47%
90
76%
50
1
-100
series
preferred series B—
Co
-
*88Y4
46
89 Ys
473/4
22 YB
5
-
14
10
62
893/4
883/4
18
1
*80
62
89%
88 34
51%
Jan
62
61
51
54% Apr
14 YB
80 Y4
1
No par
23% Jan
14%
♦79%
5
♦108%
28% Apr
24
143/b
80
No par
135% Jan
23
14%
80
$4
47% Jan
54% Nov 21
146% Sep
14%
81%
*
5
97% Mar 16
9
Sep
%
Jan
2
Apr
14
*803/b
25%
Feb
101
100
28
105
102
108% May
common—50c
preferred
-
*453/8
450
55 Ya
20 y4
♦29
30
45%
30%
46%-
.*90
91
87
27%
102
17Ya
17%
54
31%
X34YB
v
y
253/4
7
200
10
43
34 V*
*91%
13
37
IOYb
*94
,
96
35%
*37
44
No par
10
20
5,300
6 Yt
_16%c
Apr
3,900
570
570
6Y4
$3.50 preferred
48% Feb
2,600
38%
38 Ys
38%
595
6Y2
9
Mar 26
125 Yt
123 Ya
126
6M2
17%
77 3/4
conv
3,900
No par
Co—
Inc
9%
1
Corp
Stores
9 Ys
6Ya
*53%
Robbins Inc
Co
1,300
9%
6%
io3/b
18%
&
340
10%
6%
38
21 Yb
Mercantile
8,700
90
i,*10%
6%
ioy4
25
Merck
285/s
IOYb
5Ys
17%
common.
Corp
28 YB
90
44,500
6Ys
No par
—
(The)
600
36Ys
89 Ya
/
36 Ya
28 Ya
37%
6
533/4
Publishing
Shoe
25,400
6%
38
10
4%
453/s
*6%
•
44%
34%
36%
600
10%
*94
,■■124%
37%
IOYb
32%
145
*139
6
53%
1
*89 %
l03/4
30%
*45
45%
145
5Yb
4
com
2 8 34
90
,
53/4
17%
Co
36 Yb
29
8%
,..;.125
♦139
T
28%
9 %
9% »:
45 %
45
*89%
,*10%
5
50
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Mengel Co
i
31%
30%
31
145
37%
IOYB
Feo
96
1
6
58
*57%
r
.
36 y4
?9%
90'
39
44
—6.25
*139
36
10%.
6 %
6%
44%<
44
145
28 YB
600
6
30
30%
1.,
.90
«
i
Mead
Melville
170
573/4
95%
44
37 %a
McQuay Norris Mfg Co-
2nd
14,700
96
29%
1
Cum
"20
193/4
138
95
9%
YMcuraw Eieetric Co
&
19%
57%
35%
.10%
——10
——1
—
Stores
160
98 Ya
100 Ya
96
90%
105/s
——
Stores
17,800
57%
363/b
35%
100
convertible
3%%
Ya
138
138 y8
138
*
*97
9,700
Y4
104
104
19%
19 YB
193/4
138%
93
18% Feb
52% Aug 26
103% Aor 18
29% Oct
19%
10
54
Jan
16
91% Mar 21
3
96
McCrory
23
44% Jan
32% Jan
♦100
♦137%
29 YB
No par
.
McCord Corp common$2.50 preferred
19% Feb
17
39
5
82% Mar 21
56% Jun
4
100%
QQ
97%
100%
♦100
104
104
99
19%
*139
90%
pfd 1947 series—No par
pfd
No par
Corp
McLellan
7
14
y4
22
104
*97y2
.400
77
22
95
443/4-
29%
-No par
preferred
McKesson
43% Jan
93% Mar 29
76
22
57%
145
*139
TOO
Mclntyre Porcupine Minesos.
112
93 Y2 Dec
$3
McCall
29
23
103% Oct
78
/.
24
Nq par
Maytag Co common—!
48% Mar 19
106% Jan
13
76
1383/4
138
11,600
120
;
No par
95% Mar
22
103
19%
'
31
30%
0
10
cumulative
23% Feb
112% Apr
6
20
19%
100%
100%
4,500
29Ys
*118
22 Ys
>
101%
293/B
29 YB
119
22 y4
104
99
733/4
73
75
29 YB
117%
79% Y
22 y8
22%
74
[
29 Ya
120
76%
105
„
*97%
99
•117
76%
*104
97%
McGraw-Hiil
9
11
120
X22
22%
105
57%
90% Mar 21
Jun
22% Oct
%
29%
30%
*117
75 y4
74%
753/4
29%
120
Jan
24% Feb
91
July 21
1
14
Mar 23
77% Feb
7
21% Jan
Sep
Feb
39% Sep 21
95
26y4Jan
15
76% Mar 29
8
21% Aug 11
40
75
30%
*117
'
14% Mar 14
67
Jan
76%
76%
100
96%
Co__
$3.75 preferred
87% Mar
200
48
22 YB
Co_
Stores
6,000
2,400
98
49%
57%
Corp
96% Jan
3
96'%
50
Mfg
L)
Electric
Dept
"
34% Apr
56% Jan
96%
443/4
*95%
98
22%
preferred
6
28% F'b
97
16 Yt
44%
16
44%,
*95
483/a
preferred
Cement
(Glenn
22% Nov 29
35% July 12
97
v.
223/8
Corp common
Apr
4
99
16
16
44%
16y8
44%
5
44
4%%
610
52%
62%
49%
Shirt
convertible
Martin
1,300
11,500
161
54%
No par
99
25% Jan
162
62%
138 %
—
11
8
-
683/4
53%
1
Jan
11
162
162
6,400
21YB
Co—
July 19
Feb
162
162
162
•
1,200
i
48 YB
Co
Midland
4%
16,900
16%
68%;
138%
(The)—qj.
Co
10,700
26%
*100%
^Magma Copper
Magnavox
94%
17%
100
10
Square Garden
Chef
23 y8
Apr
95 3/4
68%
10
Madison
92
86
933/4
r
26%
10
Co Inc com—
Marshall F'ield & Co
11
95%
6,000
17 3/4
20%
223/B
preferred series A__:
37
Apr
94 y4
'
4%%
23
88
95%
•
20%
93 Ya
20%
68%
*97%
_
33 % Jan
18
20
17%
18%
20 y8
17%
100
22
Jan
18
20
•18%
18%
1,400
600
M-\:, v.-
38% Sep
7
18%
20 y4
48%
49%
Wood Working Co
& Forbes common
7
83
6,400
:
6
21%
preferred
Mack
48 Yb
48 YB
483/a
I
48
MacAndrews
6%
6
6^8
22%
-
31% Jan
Feb'
v.
26%
Common
Marquette
24
6V4
r
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc—,
6
SI
2%
153/4
93%
.;■■■
100
Lukens Steel Co
36% Jan>
12
5,500
2 Yb
15 3/4
49%
Nashville
12
Jan
203/4
21/4
153/4
20
(Ky)-No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
30% Apr
99
20Y4
2%
15%
22%
common
21
15
98
48%
*18%
18%
20%
100
Co
&
48
-
1
(P)
37% Dec
May 10
2,100
48%
preferred
9
55% Feb
s'-r
20
100
conv
Marine
94
77 Ya
No par
——
Co
18% Mar 19
Apr
20Yb
20
77 Ya
;••
17,200
1
46% Mar 28
90
20%
20 YB
20%
15
com
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
10
78
2.50
Corp
Manhattan
Jan
77%
153/4
K
(The)
convertible
Louisville
48%
100
9
99
77%
'
O
3
76
1,200
33%
94
15 Yt
5
.T~n
94% May
153/4
7
com
lJuil
44 %
16
96
25
____
Corp
Lionel
7%
6%
—10
Co__
Lorillard
15%
No par
41
33% Mar a 4
15%
15
_
33 Ya
*92
*92
3
Cup
Belt
15%
v."6%
5
'
;
34% Nov
25% Jan
'•
33 Ya
33%
1
96
♦92
48%
3
1
33 Yb
33 YB
34
96%
48
Corp
Mandel Bros
4
34
96
•6%
3
Mar 21
34%
•6%
noneum
Jan
16% Feb
21 Yb
6%
50c
7
53
21YB
6%
*
9
33% Jan
213/B
2%
23
July 34
21%
15 Y4
54 Vz Aug
59
21Yb
15%
24
13
21 y8
i',.- 2%
6% Jan
n
17Yb
2%
6
35% Jan
17 Yb
15%
6 % Mar
11
11% Feb
173/4
21
Jan
*
17 YB
2%
5% Mar 21
10 y2 May 18
34% Jan
10% Feb
139 1
17%
21%
X21 %
17%
15%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd_i__^__No par
(The) a
—1
'
4
*4
18%
98 %
34
♦96%
!
4
20%
r
3
11
22
25 YB
2%
5
13
89% Jan
18
21%
1st
preferred—.
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25%
series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred^
Mar 14
49% Jan
23% Ayr
18%
14Yb
*25%
21%
4%%
9
32% Apr
13
4%
18%
•14%
.4
4
4
-
2%
noncum
vLoew's Inc
15
20
Jun
293/b
29%
49%
27%
20%
$3
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
,
Mar 20
23
35% July 15
29%
29 y4
49%
•76%
8
95
210
29%
76%
Corp—
13
88 % Mar 15
97 y4
27
100
common
81% Apr
26 y8 Mar 14
*963/4
49%
77%
Cement
27% Feb
138
July 22
32% July 27
97%
29%
■<
77%
Gas
26% Jan
140
50
*96%
49%
5
M
12% Mar 14
48 V4 Jan
29%
•
25
3%%
23
:
97
9,200
28%
49V4
Sons Co common_3
Liauid
;
20
97
60
59
593/b
28
29%
4
Star
21% Feb
12
Jan
"•"
98
;
500
61
104
58%
16%
Link
62% Mar 19
42
*97
58%
60Ya
104
•102
15%
'..Lily Tu))p
100% Mar 26
6
*
57%
60 %
*102 Ya
60%
60%
104
I
Star
10
3
500
62
103
5
Lone
27
51% Jan
17,700
*61
10
Lone
83% Jan
•
53 YB
37 Yt
103
No pa'
5
49 % Jan
30
53 Yt
37
62
58%
600
54 Ys
38 y4
103
'
6,100
2,700
463/4
46%
52%
62
58
13,600
*37 %
*102
r
,
45
38 y4
*37%
38
51%-
'■'25%
25 Ys
"
1,100
5,200
18,300
54%
54
55%
*37
1
47
1
,_10
7
1% ,Tqn
11
10
54%
♦46
No par
_
102% Jan ,13
104
••;•
•
:4,80a
9,800
134
51%
45
>
34 Ya
132 y2
135%
44 V*
mi)
Life Savers Corp
Liggett &• Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
5
22% Feb
2
31% Dec
*
3
24% Mar 12
103% Mar 27
3
29
53% Jan
Apr
2
99% Mar 23
May 25
45 % Jan
Jan
16% Feb
104
July 15
25% Jan
147
-
-21% Mar
27
Sep 26
100
102
11
Jan
114% Mar
34 Ya
132%
135
16%
100% Jan. 12
114
35
-
51 %
Ji. Libbey-Owens-Fora Glass Co
/ Libby McNeill & Libby„_*
49% Mar 29
15
2
19
'
"
1
Co
Lerner Stores. Cow-
66% Mar 29
25% Jan
Apr
23
19
34%
•
16 %
Lehn
2
79
16
26 Ya
223/4
19%
5
Wire
r-o
"
2
3
133 V*
134
26 V*
23
45
& Tire___L
Lehman
;
7/
72% Feb,
Jan
132
26
*19
"
2
I06
34%
19%
r
10
>
21% Mar 26
10
19
200
Ya
25 Yb
23
Lehigh. Valley RR____
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
'
1
.
*98
25 Ys
22%
19%
44
51%
preferred —;
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—
3
48% Apr 11,
19% Feb 24
t
25%
23
134
100
&
26
22%
19%
44 Ya
45
223/4
25%
1
70
3,200
44 V
Co
(James)
*44
84 YB
50%
3.85%
-
SI
66% Mar
55 Vz Apr
66
,"
Feb
25% Jan.
16
Lees
1
3
.
2% Jan
19
74% Feb [-9
29% Sep 28
72% Sep 22
61% Mar 14
149 Ya Jun
Jan
23
43 Vs
Jan
•1 21% Jan
.3
*17% Dec 22
i
11% Jan
Mar 22
*
16% Mar 29
45
40
84 Ya
84% V 85
46
(The)
Lee Rubber
22% Mar 12
13% Jan
-
Co
*44
19
•
•
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Me*
Lane Bryant common
1
-
•<
9*% Jan
3
^
Mfg
45
*44
,
101 Ya
53%
Laclede-Gas Co
6
25
53% Jan
29
Mar 16
4% Jan
Feb
Mar 14
27
*
Kroger
7
4
20% May 10
28 y» Jan
6
25
15% Feb
4
Feb
•* Mar
is F
Kroehler
84
1
44%
common
47% Dec
83
108
108
♦100
101%'
51%
preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
28% Jun 30
84
~l6
99
*97
99
108
101%
1
4%
•
♦97
•107
102
83%
85
♦44%
25
;
Inc
99
108
*100
900
3,200
96%
_2.50
com
preferred
$5 prior preferred
Koppers
99
•107
102
100%
'
♦94
96%
*94
107
107
Co
Co
R)
96%
*99
Nbpar
;
King-Seeley Corp
63% Mar 16
*94
103%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
9
40% Mar 19
96%
108
45,700
483/b
40
♦94
101
1
Indus
prior
conv
Keystone Steel
12
23
July 26
60
47
4%%
43 % Feb
tOO% Jun
38 y« Jan
10
County
Kerr-McGee
33% Jan
27,
105% Nov
26% Mar 20
7
Mar
39 % Feb
16
-Sep
49% Mar.20
24
56
Kern
6
44% Mar, 8
29% Jan
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
48 Ya
39Ya
393/4
96%
*102
Kelsey
147% Mar 14
23
45% Jan
,
Jan
36% Mar
48 3/4
40
403/b
*107
.
27 y8 Mar 14
48 %
40
*100
4% non-cum preferred—
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No
par
Kansas Power & Light Co:
8.75',
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
46 YB
49%
40%
No par
com
46
49%
40
loo
Southern
44 Yb
50
*49%
IIlOO
—
465/s
46
47%
45%
,44%
40%
40%
III00
preferred
City
50
*94
preferred
1
Mar
47%
50
par
_100
Apr
„•
*
45%
50
•
39
45 Yb
138 Vz
45
137 Ya
55Y4
30
10
5,900
45 %
18,400
2,200
1373/4
270
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, April 10/1956
(1872)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
21
35
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
15
1
13
20
30
15
13
25
4
14
Jun
70
50% Oct
17
106
Oct
14
117
Dec
80
Jan
6
115
Jun
102% Dec
28
107
Apr
12% Jan
.
6
26% Nov
17
Jan
Jan
23
112% Jan
24
Jan
19
102% Jan
11
105
17
93% Nay
20
7
82
35% Dec
24% Apr
11
13
17
Apr
'
9
20
28% Dec 30
26% Feb
33% Oct
31
36% Jan
22% Jan
17
15
33% July 5
32% Dec 30
29% Jan
3
31
Feb
10
21% Aug 12
13
Mar
~22%
Jan
14% Mar 19
44% Feb
27
Aug 10
8% Jan
6
23
5
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Mollne Co common—_1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
:
1
Mission Curp
1
Mission Development Co
5
/ Mississippi River Fuel Corp—w_10
8
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
1% preferred series A
100
33%
13%
74%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Mohasco Industries Inc
5
3%% preferred
„10o
4.20% preferred
100
37%
3%
67%
*79%
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
Monarch Machine Tool
—No par
Monon RR class A
—
—25
Class B
—
_No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
Montana-Daaota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co (The)—_No par
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
IP
Morrell (John) & Co—
10
Motorola Inc
3
Motor Products Corp
10
Motor I Wheel Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co
__1
• Munsingwear Inc
5
Murphy Co (G CI
1
'Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
20%
22%
73% Sep
1
8% Nov
29
15% Sep
14
8% Apr
3
6
79% Sep
15
66% Apr
10
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
78% Apr
12
14% Dec
1
23
24% Jan
7
Jan
5
21% Feb
23
21
Jan
30
21
Feb
9
41% Jan
23
51% Mar 19
Feb
14
28
43% Mar 15
37% Mar 26
95% Mar 13
22
Apr 13
28% Mar 12
51% Mar 14
35% Mar 23
32'A Mar 7
38% Mar 12
37% Apr
49
54
Jan
19% May 12
2
Jan
6
23%
.
6
32% Feb 15
43% Sep 22
38% Jan
3
52% July
40% Aug
,
34% Mar 14
11
25% Oct
25
39% Jan
15
3
21% Apr
25
16% Mar 14
23 % Dec
9
28
18% Jan
3
23
18% Jan
20
43% Feb
7
10
20% Jan
-
9
44% Mar 14
60% /un
20
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
23
33% Apr
27
27
Feb
14
May 17
27% Mar 14
30% Oct
11
(
17% Jun
9
40
Sep
26
1
28
Jan
6
<
40% Oct 25
;
Jan
19
16% Apr
6
10
33
3
42% Mar
,
i
:
.
23
Jan
76
88
22
24%
24%
24'%
26
30% Jan
85
107% Nov
73% Apr
r-
16
18% Feb
,
1
Jan 12
Jan 12
Jan
3
Feb
4
Dec
47
43
6
36% Jan 23
2
42% Jan
4
Jan
24
140% Mar 26
47,iMar
42% Feb
18
'
.
36%
94%
21%
25%
,
26%
40%
35%
..
22%
25%
40%
94
21
25%
48%
33%
/
;
t
:,
33%
37%
*17
43%
40%
*48%
.
21'A
.19%
201/4
73%
74%
1161/4
,136.:
30
37%
17%
43%
41%
49%
.
.
..
48'A
.
48%
,
*48
,
*24%
20%
20,600
.76%
6,600
116 »/4
*135
17
j
105%
.10
171/2
"
80
t.
210
2,700
137
,
*104%
12,700
80
460
.
V«
24%
700
37%
38 %
6,900
24
29
r
28%/ 29
1,700
15%
15%
7,900
15%
15%
47'%
47%
46
46%
12,200
37%
37%
35%
37 %
15,800
32%
•
32%
32 i/s
32%
5,800
<
•
'
13%
13%
13%
13%
72
74
71%
731/4
6,202
38
39%
38%
39%
30,400
9'/a
32,500
8%
68
78 %
9
9
67%
79
671%
1,200
330
681/2
♦78
79
370
*20%
21%
19%
21
2,900
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,100
42,800
46%
47%
451/2
461%
221/a
22%
22%
221%
*21%
22'A
♦21%
22%
700
25%
25%
251/4
25%
9,700
40%
40%
40 '/2
41%
.
,
21 %
22
25%
24%
251/4
48 %
491/4
48%
49
33
32%
32%
29%
37%
.29%
36%
29%
17.
*.
21%
37
//
17
/
3,300
2,100
37
17
27,700
10,300
.7
8,400
-
1,600
2,500
,
17
.
43%
43%
431%
42%
41%
42
1,900
„
43%
42
5,500
,
'
,
,
•
48
18
4,200
16,400
94
29%
.
r
34%
931/2
32%
4
34 »/a
93%
25
.
34%
21%
/
1,400
#
341%
93
133
18
38
2,800
19%
25
37%
21%
73%
•
-
17%
29
3,500
12,200
33%
116%
80
*
Shares
36
21'/a
138%,.
17
..
,
32%
117
79%
50
133
;
35%
.
104%. 104%
.
49%
30
211/4
t
21
23
48%
22%
22%
33%
,
37%
33%
14'%
75%
38
9%
67%
80
48
22%
36
32%
- -
*be Week
: *
Apr. 13
35%
36
36%
36 •' 36
31% 32/s <• -33
33 /4
21% 21/»
21/4 21 ,»
,
17% 18% •
18% 19%
. 73%
74% ;
73% 74%
*116
118
^*116/4 118
137% 139
,
137 •137/a*104% 105% • 104% 105/2
17% 18% ,, *17/4 17 %
80
80% <
79
80%
*25
26% ., *24'% 26
37% 39
37
38
28% 281% V ■ 28 % 28 %
15% 15%
15% 15%
47% 48%
47 % 47 %
36% 37
36 /4 3/%
32% 33
32 % 32 %
13% 13%
13 /8 13 %
74
74%
*73% 74%
37% 38%
38 % 39%
9
9%
8%
9
66% 66%
67
67%
78% 79%
78% 79
21% 21%
*21
21%
22% 22%
*22% 22 %
47% 48%
47% 47%
22Va 22%
22% 22%
21%- 21%
21% 22 /a
25
25%
25% 25/4
40% 41'A
40% 40%
34% 35%
34% 35
91% 94
92% 93
21
21%
21
21%
25% 25% .
25 - 25%
48
48%
48% 49
327/a 331/2
32% 33
29% 29%
29% 29%
36
.
37
36% 36%
16%
17
,16% 17
43% 43%
43% 43%
40%
407/a
41
41%
49
37
.
"Jan
4
45% Jan 11
42% Apr 12
50 / Mar 15
22% July 20
32%
21%
18%
73%
118%
139%
• *104%
18%
*
80'%
*25
38'%
28%
15%
48%
2
3
11
3
2
16
3
9
26
11
5
5
.
69% Mar 27
7
100% Jun
9
3
13
29
15
Jan
Friday
/
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
Apr. 10
38
34%
21%
18%
75
118%
140%
105%
19%
80%
27
39%
28%
15%
37
40% Mar 6
11% Feb 29
Feb 20
Feb 20
Mar 23
Mar 15
12
Apr
79
Pat
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of. Amer_—1
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg cora..l.50
3.30% conv preferred
100
-Minn Min & Mfg common—No par r
Wednesday
Tuesday
" Monday
Apr. 9
'
„
EXCHANGE
9
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
Mar
141
Apr
105
Apr
24% Jan
88
Jan
33
Jan
42% Apr
30% Jan
19
Jan
49
Apr
40% Mar
34% Jan
17% Jan
81% Jan
23
'58
34% Feb
Jan
23'/Wan
38
36%
23%
20%
78%
120
20
30% Feb
9
21% Feb 29
29% Feb
Nov 30
25% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Thursday
•
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
Sales f*f
tricks
LOW AND HIGH 8AL1
STOCKS
bate Cor Frsvisas
*48
48 %
•;
,50v?
.
8,600
300
j-
N
114% Nov.
118
Sep 21
128
9
17% Apr
41
Jan
2
Mar
Nashville Chatt
1
62
Jan
23
78% Apr
Feb
17
26% Apr
Natco
12
23 <
14
Dec
70
6
21
13
Louis
St
dt
Corp
National Acme
Co
1
National
Airlines
29
20% Oct
31
14% Jan
9
16% Mar 19
National
Automotive
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
46% Nov
23
37 % Feb
10
40% Mar 27
National
39% Jan
24
National Biscuit Co
Jan
30
14% Apr
2
27% July 25
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
3
37% Feb
1
45% Mar
171
173% Sep
0
Jun
2
Apr
11
17% Jan
28
12% Feb
9
33% Oct
11
47 / Feb
16
34 % Feb
21% Sep
26
26% May 10 •'•
179
12
10% Oct
183
i
13
t
1%
44% Apr
11
24% Jan
28 % Apr
National
30
49 % Apr
Apr
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14
18% Sep
27
24
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10
20
Feb
10
25
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
40% Mar 15
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
93
100% Aug
Mar 21
19% Sep
102% Jan
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106
25
National
4%%
3
21% Mar 12
National
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23
61% Apr
13
National
Gypsum Co
103% Jan
11
105 % Fen
23
Dec
76% Jan
23
100
Apr
3
183
July 22
171% Apr
12
179
Jan
31
7%
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156
Jan
145
13
153
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6%
4
Apr
13% Mar
National
6
Lead
National
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14
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23
11% Jan
5
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
16% Jan
20
Jan
20
75% Apr
5
National
5
38% Apr
6
National
23
65% Apr
4
National Supply
16% Apr
21
1
Jan
33% Jan
6
97% Feb
Mar
4
14
51% Dec
21
64
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4
38% Jan
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77% Sep
25
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1
47% Jan
29
103 % May
Apr
11
8
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10
18
12% Feb
13
19
6% Jan
9
6
8% Dec
30
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9
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3
14% Feb
6% Dec
16
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19
10% Apr
15% Apr
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20
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93
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16% Feb
24
36
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30
96
4
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20
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10
Feb
21
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4
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7
33
22
27% Feb
14
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59
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17
82 % Dec
48
16
125
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1
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18
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79
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14
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3
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12
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24
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York
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30
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15
610
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15
28
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18
39
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22
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
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2
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91
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17
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103
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12
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4
500
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4
30
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3
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3
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22
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26
45
Sep
8
97
Nov
12
New
87
39% Mar 27
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3
Apr
10
103 % Apr
14
100
Apr
10
7
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22
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30
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22
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5
23
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9
Mar
23
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3.60%
preferred
9
103
Jan
Nopco
19
26% Feb
27
89 V2 Apr
84
16
67% Mar 14
23% Apr
Norfolk
7
13
11
Chemical
18
16
Jan
6
86
Sep
27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
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22% Sep 26
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6
25% Nov
31% Feb
l
1
83% Jun
&
Western
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18% Sep
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Jan
3
Northern
Central
Ry
47% Feb
7
Northern
Natural
Gas
106% Apr
5
110% Mar
9
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19
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11
45
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20
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13
91
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99
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6
103
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3
103
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2
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13
7
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14
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3
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16
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6
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13
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54
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.
30
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10
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10
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series
43% Jan
6
20
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30
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13
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4
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28
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20
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21
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10
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1
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13
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see
page
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64
100
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13
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13
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common—10
Norwich Pharmacal Co
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150
7
100
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preferred
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21
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13
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preferred
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146%
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25
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88
12
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3
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5
21
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82%
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preferred
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2
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28
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4
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43
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1
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16
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preferred
;
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22
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
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8
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101
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preferred
13
61% Sep
3
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Feb
26% Feb
27
Niagara Mhk
91
92% Dec
39% Jun
28
100
—
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6
4
5
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25
Aug 23
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13% Jan
6
85% Jan
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94
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3
88
Mar 14
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18
82% Apr
100
100
13
1
Nov
92 % May
101% Jan
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9
13
94%
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50
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;
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87
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3
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23%
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22,100
V
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10
91
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2,900
24% -24%
64
57 31%
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preferred
Harlem
New
Corp
common
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20
32
14
5
Jan
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96%
173
8,200
24,700
,
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59%
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104
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48
22%
101
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37% Apr
8
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&
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30
non-cum
20
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5
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475
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1
Chicago & St Louis Co
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N
18
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New
30% Feb
6
10
New York Air Brake
9
90
pfd.100
4 %%
preferred .——
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
8
•62% Jan 24
32% Apr 12
Mar 22
1
Corp—
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23
86
System
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54% Feb
29
100
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27
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24%
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35
94%
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119
18 %
No par
common
Electric
33% Jan
Jun
38
(J J)
England
Newmont
19% Mar 29
81% Feb
1
preferred
22
103
400
3%%
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23% Sep 27
80 % May 16
Mar 10
-
Newberry Co
17% Mar 12
5
88% Jan
2
19
9
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23
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101
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20
104
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3
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15
11
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Natomas Co
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Jan
20
1
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27%
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Cast-No par
preferred
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Mar 29
96%
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20%
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23%
59
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44%
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105
Theatres Inc
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58%
5
26%
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23%
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National
17
37%
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National
33 % Jan
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Sugar
25
36%
1
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3
92% Jan
Mar
Shares
Steel
47
No par
Steel
13
8
101
5
18
4%
&
48%
100
Jan
48
9
18
Malleable
National
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37% Mar
18
69% Jan
Mar 19
97% Dec
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
16%
5
Natl
13
Jan
14
12
19
Apr
27%
100
9% Apr
42
37% Jan
13
Mar 22
100
2
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23
15
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27%
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10
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21
37%
172%
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100
common
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11% Jun
38%
44%
5
preferred A
preferred B_—
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38
38
•
137%
136
78% >
25%
39%
44%
20%-
common—5
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84.50 preferred
Aug 29
90% Nov 28
Gas
39%
1
pfd series of 1951
19% Feb
147
58
Prod
45% Jan
175
9
Distillers
5
59% Sep
5
9
97% Feb
9
24% Mar 19
100% Mar 29
39%
14
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15%
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6
10
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preferred—.
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22
22% July 29
27
45% Mar 14
City
Container
i
77%
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39%
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5
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100
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39 %
•-
•
—10
common
18%
x23%
<
1
5
conv
National
Apr
24% Feb
21% Mar 19
19
t
Inc
Corp—
Cash
National
30
34% Jan
25% Mar 14
Oct
Can
National
19% Jan
20
1
Fibres
Corp—
preferred A
National
14
24% Nov
14% Mar 14
*
—1
,
Aviation
134
'
18%
75%
5
132%
136
134
100
j
Elec
preferred
Co
20
series
100
*100V*
102
100%
3,000
7
Number 5525... The Commercial and Fincncial Chronicle
Volume 183.
(1873)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
^
Bang* for Prerloaa
STOCK8
Year 1955
Uw«t
21 Vi
r
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Sep 26
UwMt
25 Ya Apr 25
/
Highest
23% Jan
3
Oklahoma
27% Mar 21
114
64% July
135
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
•4% Jan
10
31% Jan
6
8
July
51 Ya Jan
8
114
23
Jan
30
22
12Y4 Apr
4
112y« Sep
22
89-% Mar 28
>
128
Apr M
9
17% Jan
33 Y4 Feb
84% Oct
19
Nov
2
16% Jan
3
17
88 Ya Jan
6
139
22
6iy4 Jan
32
Mar 14
53
Apr 22
39% Nov
124
26
17
Nov
23
' Jan
27
Apr
4
-35
100
•
33% Mar
110 •'
44% Mar 15
*
25 y4 Nov
53
37 y4 Jan
23
10
126
37 y4 Jan
25
7
8% Apr
Dec
15
Mar
53% Mar 28
Pacific
Gas
40
Pacific
Pacific
Mills
Pacific
Jan
12
13
54
3
141
3
152 y4 Feb
"
41
5
Jan
9
23
Feb
;
Mar 27
9
Mar
9
6% Jan 23
:
,
9Y4 Jan
;
Jun
2
88
Apr
18
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
-
•
22
104
Jan
3
15
Nov
25
44% Jun
3
36
Jan
40
6
Nov
29
34% Feb
9
16% Jan
-
27
74
10
Jan
100% Feb
5
11
i,'
'
18 •-
23
38
Feb
27
40% Jan
*
Feb
4
*
39
9
15% Apr
1-3
12 Yb
89%
90
90
89 3/4
90
893/4
893/4
89YB
90 YB
'560
45
42%
43 Ya
43 y4
437/b
43
433/4
43
433/a
10,000
49 Ya
49
49 Ya
49
49
49
493/4
48 Y4
49%
3,700
743/4
37 Ya
"
10% Jan
6
17'A Sep
4y4 May 27' <
44
Oct
-12 y2 Jan
21
'■•
'36% Jan 10
7Ys Jan
5
54% Feb
11
14
44% Mar
4Ye Feb
8
25% Jan
6
22 y2 Jan
29% Feb
24
27
10
23V2
*24Y2
27% July 28
82
29% May
11
29% Aug
.14% Dec
9
44
38
No par
Amer
.
Airways Inc
19Ya
Tilford
&
-
1
Distillers
14
33Y8
1
,
Corp
.
6
May
15% Dec
58
'
1
*35
No par
:
103 y4 July
22
•
7
Jan
6
44 Ya Oct
28
17% Oct
2
14% Jan
6
$1
101
53
27%
$1.30
153/4 Mar 14
49% Feb
29
54Y4 Apr
9
Penna
5
46 Y2 Jan
17...
48 y4 Jan
3
Penn
107 3/4 Apr
13
112 % Mar
2
104
12
109
30% Jun
13
16
Jun
•
14
28
23
59
Mar 23
28
22% Apr
11
15 Ya Apr
12
29
Oct
14
33 %
16
24Ya Apr
12
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
19 Ya Jan
13
*
'
July 21
33% Jan
Mar
4
Nov
3
102
106% Jan
Sep 29
6% Nov 22
11
36 Ya Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
Jan
37% Jan
43
8
Jun
96 y4 Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
96
20 Ya Jan
23
54
9
105
*
Feb
Apr
18% Mar
„
6
Jan
18
37 V* Feb
10
j
7Ya Mar 12
44% Apr
July 25
383/aJan
24 % Jan
3
110 Ya Apr
12
111
19
Mar 30
94 Y4 Apr
9
102
Feb
24
12
106
Jan
4
106
13
109 y2 Jan
10
Apr
Brewing
54Y2
263/4
Electric Co
163/4
158 %
100
preferred
100
4.3%
preferred
100
4.68%
preferred
17
Jan
23
22 Ya Mar 29
Phila & Reading Corp
16
30Ya Apr
13
36 % Mar 13
Philco
86 Vz Dec
28
97
4
85 y2 Apr
2
37% Feb
21
48 Ya Sep
19
43 Y* Feb
28
86% Jun
82% July
Jan
•
14
93
Dec
16
8
92
Deo
30
90
Apr
91
;
Feb
13
95%
May"i§
69% Jan
6
lOYs Dec
30
100
Dec
29
Jan
12
91"
y2 Apr
11
15 y4 Jan
98% Mar 12
83Y4 Nov 23
78% Jan
10% Jan
4
61
46% Jan
6
Dec
5
6
104% Feb
14
49
Phoenix
33 Ya Jan
6
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
17
30 y4 Sep
20
22 Ya Feb
9
84 Y4 Jan
13
97 % Aug 25
6
100% Sep 20
59 y4 Jan
102
31
162 y2 Aug 31
28% Sep 16
62
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
2lYa Dec
8
166y4 Aug 12
173
Jun 10
6
-96
Jan
3
100
13
16 % Feb
8
90YaJan
93
'162
162
Mar
Mar
9
Apr 10
Apr
-
18 Ya Mar 28
163% Jan
Jan
23
52 Ya Apr
13
23
8% May 16
30 Ya Jan
3
74
Jan
10
10
96% Apr
8 Ye Apr
3
6Ya Feb
24 Ye Feb
9
81
7
35% Apr
84y4 Apr
12
84 y4 July 23
92 y2 Sep
96
July 26
29
Jun
3
153 Y2 Dec
Feb
88 y2 Feb
9
Jan
170
27
26,
93
Mar
19
153 Y2 Jan
13
40 y4 Dec
7
36Y8 Jan
24
159 Ya Dec
6
146 y2 Jan
24
16 y4 Feb
8
27% Dec
7
25 Yt Jan
4
29% Feb
35 Ys Mar 18
30 y4 Jan
23
40 y4 Apr
6
19 y4 Mar 15
19% Jan
5
Feb
8
81
25
Dec
19
24% Sep
108
6%
y*
'' 41.%
155
Feb
«
4
5
$4.80
"
22
Jan
23
8
21 Yb Jan
31
94 y2 Jan
30
47 y4 Mar
187
Mar
513/4
25Ye Mar
5Y2%
10
26 Ye
No par
26
343/e
34 Y»
34 Va
157%
157%
157 Va
157 Ya
158
Poor
5
&
*
preferred
-92%
90Y2
23Ye
23Y4
23%
23 Ya
23%
52%
51 Ya
51 Ya
52 Ye
101
213/8
6I//®
61/4
*51
*100
101
22
6Y4
6l//4
423/4
43 Ye
42Ye
101%
101 %
683/4
102
68 Ya
67Vt
393/4
67%
39Y2
24 Va
1U
94V*
25
111-
94%
104
108
20 Ye
31 Ye
15
100
98 Y4
123/a
50V2
*100
58Y2
*58
26 Ys
51Y4
101
58V2
25 Ys
993/4
-
;
95Y2
*98Y2
40 Y2
42
26 Ys
96
100
41Y2
17 Ye
173/e
*162Y2 165
*162Ya 165
48
483/4
92
-
89
7 Ye
7 3/4
91
73/4
101
*100
22
21V2
39 Ye
25
111
94%
6
Ye
42%
102
673/e
39 Ya
25
110 Ya
943/4
104
102 Ya
*106%
108
*106 Y4
23
300
4,300
6 Y»
6%
6 y4
3,100
43 Ya
103*-'
68%* "
39%
25
110 Ya
95
67
»
39 YB
67%
393/4
100
270
170
150
103 V*
104
104
108
106
106 V*
20 Ye
20 Ye
22
31
31 Ye
30Ya
86 Ya
86 Ya
10,700
31 %
24,600
86 Ya
44 Y4
45
12,500
91
90
90
300
90
*84
90
86
86
100
14 Ye
*14
15
♦14
15
300
93
100
98%
973/8
12
503/4
*100
583/4
26 Va
443/4
*58 V*
96 Ya
100
97%
T
•98%
953/4
•12
100
973/4
127/e
12
•11%
12%
51
50
50 Ye
50 V*
503/4
101
*100
lOOYa
*99 Ya
583/4
26 Ye
59
59
263/e
263/4
58
58 Ya
1,300
26 Ye
26 YB
9,000
96
•95
96
993/4
100
100
99
99
41
42
41
413/4
6,500
17%
5,000
17 A
17 Ya.
.
40 3/4
,17%
41%
18 Ya
17 Ya
165
•162 Ya
165
165
*163,,
♦162%
♦163
165
•164
164 y4
100
11,300
48Va
48 Ya
473/a
483/s
47
52%
90%
913/4
91
91%
89 Ya
91
7Yb
73/4
7 Ye
7%
7YB
5,100
35 YB
42,600
100
y4
100
*90
91
*90
90
30 Ya
30%
39
10
♦165
*29
40 Ya
24
Ya
37%
24%
243/4
34
91
*90
90 Ya
90 V*
90 VA
•89 3/4
30
30
30 Ya
30
30%
29 YB
160
*145
175
29 Ya
38 Ya
24 Ya
160
43 Ye
43 Va
180
*170
*29
37Ya
24 Ya
.
29 Ya
38 Ya
24%
*145
42 Ya
170
160
43 Ya
170
29%
29 Ya
38 Y4
393/a
25
24 Ya
10
22 Ya
227/a
22 Ya
22 Y4
22Y4
223/4
22 Ya
1093/a
1093/4
108%
109 Ya
107%
109 Ya
•107Ya
93/4
9Ya
713/4
44Ye
9Ye
713/4
443/4
38 V4
Co
8,300
73/4
843/4
29 Ya
400
165
*162Y2
*833/4
180
40
*95
99
*95
843/4
29 Ya
600
5,600
96
35 Ya
*170
41,300
lOOYa
34 Ye
100
80
45 Ye
*89
*83%
43Ya
80
21 Ya
84%
42 Ya
4,500
95
34 3/4
*145
13,900
95
*83 3/4
43%
■;
25
84 3/4
160
:
110
*24 Ya
337/a
43 y4
2,340
105
•109
313/4
86 Ya
50,600
443/8
43
103 y4
33%
♦145
30
21 3/4
*833/4
1
200
213/4
83 V*
29%
18,900
V*
52
101. "r'
•100
21 Ye
No par
Power
23
*50Ya
34%
100
700
1,400
91
83
5
Gamble
*87
22 Ya
*103
20 %
31%
10,500
158
34
class B
Electric
&
91
*87
92
12
17 Y2
164
*162Y2 165
483/4
49Ya
5
Co
Potomac
Procter
2
157
10
Plymouth Oil Co
233/e Mar 23
110% Apr
122,100
15 %
25
343/a
34 Ya
Plough Inc
6
16 y4
15 Ya
25 V*
96
95 V2
*95
*99
No par
common
convertible
4,100
15 Ye
*98 Y4
-
53
100
1
543/4
343/e
*14Y2
101
& Ash pfd
2
84,800
24 Ye
31
12%
7%
(The)
430
26 Ya
16Ya
20 V*
100%
91 Ya
Co
105 y4
;14Y2
*98 Y4
1
Pittsburgh Young
104 3/4
*84
—10
Pittston
104 Ya
90
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
1
104
*85
Ft
1
105 3/4
90
41Y2
Co
108 Ya
26 Ye
104
173/e
*162Y2
Coal
107%
25
343/e
*93
15
100
510
'
263/4
343/4
21
*100
58Y2
8,100
109
54 YB
*106Y4
123/e
200
47
55 Ya
111
94 %
98 Y2
54
46%
267/e
*24 Ya
25
*14%
*98 Y4
15
54
108 Va
87
*85
'
109 3/4
45 Ye
new..1
Consolidation
47%
47 Ya
443/8
*89
Pittsburgh
Pitts
54 Ya
47
*85
-
10,900
14YI
15
143/4
*54
87
com
(conv)
15 Ye
54%
55
39Y2
40
5
preferred
9,800
44Ys
91
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
2.50
Pitts
31 Ya
*85Y2.
44Y2
91
Hosiery
•V'$5 convertible preferred
31 Yb
26%
41
j',69% "
100
Co
32
26 Ya
100% " U 100%
No par
Coke & Chem
31%
56 V*
-
13
Sep
2
32 3/4 Mar 29
14
29 Ya Jan
16
13
22
Pitts
32
31%
85Y2
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Pltney-Bowes Inc ...
2
4
44 Ya Mar 23
108 y2 Jan
24Ya Mar 14
4
5,600
Ya
55Y2
15Y4
21
-•
3
37 Ya Feb
41 Ya Dec
9
3
Mar 26
59
27Ys Apr
•
32 y2 Feb
15% Mar 14
Feb
600
93 V*
933/4
45 Ye
91
1
Petroleum
27%
93
85Ya
31Y2
100
prelerred
18
Mar 27
21% Jan
158% Jan
01c
123/4 Jan
993/4 Mar 27
Jan
series preferred—
Phillips
27
93
443/4
91
3
preferred :
2
28 V*
100
common
Phillips Jones Corp com
101 y4 Apr
,
390
27
93
.-5
100
common..
6,900
24
26Ya
*
6
100% July
83
4%
3.9%
5
16
99 y4 Mar 14
23
13 Y4 Apr
Mar
20 Ye
39 YB
•23 Yb
553/4
163/4
107
107
387/b
24
26Ye
.
52 V8
111
94%
.1
preferred series A_.
Philip Morris Inc
94 % Mar 12
88
Corp
3%%
3
46% Mar 19
14
;■*
*24 Y2
39
38%
*23 Ya
39 Ye
26 Yb
*100
21%
*103%'104%
100
22
8
393/4
,:
...111
2,800
23Y4
100
No par
7,700
6,700
92%
54
100
-.
47 Y2
158
94
233/4
*53
3.8%
-
Dec
Oct
34Ye
No par
No par
5%
523/b
5 Ye
26
34Ye
.
159
68Ya
153/b
52
5Ya
52 Ya
55;
.
;
27
12.50
14%
5Y4
52 Ya
16Y2
.
17
26Ye
34V2
6 Ye
40%
143/a
53,600
26Y4
56%
5
common
47 Ye
273/e
56Y4
-100%
14 Ye
13Ye1 ,'.14%
5Ye
53/4
52 Ya
52 Ya
*27%
15 Va
__5
2,100
28 %
14Ye
.100
26 Ya
*273/4
100
(conv)
26%
283A
10
Co—
54% : 55
26Ya
*21%
28%'
100
39
56
26 Ya
27
*533/4
& Co Inc common__l
40 V*
39
533/4
27 Ya
100
4% "2nd
•35
40%
55Ye
27 Y4
15 Ye
54Y4
21 Ye
10,000
27%
15
54Y4
1
33 Ya
24
95
new
33
38
*23 Ya
27%
31 Ye
23Y2
33 Ye
38 Ye
24
273/4
31 Ye
*92
46,500
273/4
38
50
143/4
*23Ya
.
8,100
14 Ya
24
933/4
100
78 Ya
102
*101 Ya
14 Ya
28
10
Co
43% Jun
30
39 Ya
53
31 Ye
Inc
31
12% Jan
-
'
103 y4 Apr
i-
13Y25Ye
53
105 Y4
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
13
13Y2
40,600
27
27
105
±
Phila
26 Ya Mar 14
13%
5%
53 y4
...40
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
112 3/4 Jan
27 Vt
100
20 Ys
76 Ya
78 Ya
102
33%
27
9Ya
193/4
20%
77 Ya
*101 Ya
13,200
•8Ye
9
9
19%
70
4,000
46 3/4
453/4
47 Ya
46 Ya
333/4
104 Y2
Corp of Amer
40% Mar 23
16
7
^
4iya".
55 Y2
-
1,480
8
73/4
8
7%
14%
28 Vt
95.%
33YaC
76Ya Mar 19
23
115% Apr 19
102 y4 May
2
107 y4 Apr
1
Pfeiffer
4
*35
533/4
146
14%
.
.
137%
146
323/4
*35
'
54Ye
14% v
33Y4,
137
146%
•'14%
106
common
Pfizep^(Chas)
13
13Ya
323/4
31 %
common.
preferred
Petroleum
1063/4 Jan
98 % Mar 27 *
54% Jan
4Y2%
1
*101% .103
5
9Yi
19Y4
193/4
78
' 783/a
»10lY2 102
105
Pepsi-Cola Co
12
78 Vt
"
*9
I9Y2
78Ys
xl9Ya
-
138
146
7Ya
'
I
137Ye
...
47Ya * 47Ya
'
9Y»
100
9
Mar
483/a'
146
7Y2
109 Y4
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Co
146
7Ya
109
3
22 % Apr
9
,
147
44
44 Ya
44 Ya
,137Ya
137
47 Ya
Jan
Milk
1,100
-
109 %
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pet
44
«„•-
44Y2
44Y2
44Ya
/'
40Y4
54Ya
50
preferred
Peoples Drug Stores
,'3
5,000
47 Ye
Mar 15
Jan
39
108 Ye
$1.60
6
24 y2 Mar
21
4
26% Mar
9
31
24
11
100
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
6
110% Jan
'
5
Jan
160 '
48
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
35% Feb
26
90% Apr
'
17% Mar 14
48 y4 Nov
3
Jan
147
383/4
100
Mfg Co
Corp
39 Ye
39
com___No par
series preferred
Penn-Texas
"
5,400
39
1
__1
Corp
Light
preferred
Salt
700
53 VA
38Y4
'■
.93
313/a
15
*53Y4
47 Y4
108 %
(The)
Sand
39 Ya
52 Ye
1
Corp
Pennsylvania RR
13
31 Ya Jan
■>
39 '
\ ' *23 Ya
"A" *27%
25' - '*27%
No par '
95
par
25
&
*. Pennsylvania
"53
~
25
4.40%
Mar 29
453/4 Jan
No
common
4Ya%
29
22% Feb
V;
33
Sep
Feb
Corp
Glass
Power
—1
No par
;
Telep
-''*13%
*5Y8
No par
Enterprises
preferred
Pennroad
28
53
&
preferred
preferred
Nov
Apr
2.50
Transportation
9 " f Penney (J C) Co
1
29,",; Penn-Dixie Cement
Jan
35 Y8 Feb
3
Co
$1.32
283/4 Mar 27
23 "
Proof
Mines
.; Peninsular
; '
13
113% Apr 20
108 y4 Apr 25
2
Jun
30 y4 Jan
Patino
49% Dec
4
41% Mar 14
107
92% Feb
23
Rust
25 Ya
•39
*9
'
1,400
23%
•25
138
."V/'
143/4
33Ya
2,400
23%
233/4
53
7Ya
79 Y4
*23 %
39
*145
101%-101%
100
Oil
240
10 Ya
25 Ya
44Ys
20Ya
78Y4
1
preferred
"
38 Ya
120 Y4
39
47
'r
23Ye
*24 Ye
25
137
9Y4
10,200
38 Ye
•10
10%
38 Ye
383/4
48
10 VA
52 Ye
39 Ya
*9
60
*24 Ya
53
443/4
8,900
25
53 Y4
1383/4
5,200
473/a
53 Ya
39 Ye :
44Ya
10Ye
233/s
-
723/4
101
.120%
125
*120
123
100
2,800
39
'39
52 Ye
53
39 Ye
1383/a
.
—100
Corp
23Y4
*24 Ye
■
World
Parmelee
24% Mar 26
29 y4 Jan
-
23
,
25%
-39 Ye
38Y4
^...
No par
:
Penick & Ford
4
413/4 Mar 12
5
19
6
Jun
3.
13
26% Jan
3
106 y4 Dec
Jan
•
•
"10
71 Ya
39 Ye
38Ye
38
*116
10
53
,
37 Ye
38 y2
120
10
17 y4
*100
101
*100
140
82 Ya
46
46 Y4
45 Yb
453/4
1003/4
1,100
18,400
132
131
74 V*
72 Ya
74I/4
45 Ya
82 Ya
*16%
17 Va
132
132
100 Y4
39
common.100
Parke Davis & Co
^
37
23 Y2
.
733/4
743/4
45%
101
120
,
47Y2
Parker
6 Y4 Mar 12 !
53Y2Apr
Apr
'*
'
8-
30
37% Jan
27
27% Mar 17
22 y2 Dec
"
23
49 y4 Jan
38 Y4
•
-
72%
*100
121
*163/4
125
125
83
*813/4
17
138
83
17 y4
135
443/4
10
'
r; 24% Feb 13
75%
46
100 y4
83
17
135
82
*163/4
134%
121
*
25
,—1
17Y4
45 Ya
' :
.
4%
*125
126
82
813/4
138
73/4
Park
12
12
12%
10
Corp..
Paramount Pictures Corp
,
Apr
12 Ya
"100
25
Consolidated
Panhandle
Apr
12 V*
81Y4
Panhandle East Pipe L com..No par
30% Jan
12 Ya
125
1463/4
•
5
56
12 Ya
7Ya
Pan
6
3
1253/4
12 Ya
1463/4
7
Jan
36Y2. Jan
30 Vi Jan
47 y4 May
5
51% Apr 12
87
15 Ye Apr
'
125 y4
123/a
1
•
103
6
Jan
>127 Ya
12 Ya
Pacific Western Oil Corp comraon_4
:-'A% preferred
__10
.
12
21Y4 Mar 20
30,400
126 Ya
-
1
.
Electric.
&
Tin
?
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
59%
49 Yt
5
Corp.:
preferred
Pacific
9
50 Ya Mar 26
9
6%
-
59 YB
•
:
TeleR &,Teleg
12
60 Y.
437/a
100
Lighting Corp.,
Jan
145% Jan
3
9% Oct
28
Finance
20
59 Ya
'
;—;
Pacific
Apr
132% Jan
5
52
2
preferred
16
.44
Jan
5%
60 Va
No par
common
48 Yb Jan 23
.
5
12
Jan
593/a
89 Ya
15
Inc
38 Ya Jan
Aug 29
148% Aug 24
152 3/4 Aug 22
8% Nov 16
,
Co
26 y4 Mar 29
60 Ya
6.25
com
Coast
40
59%
*16 Y4
preferred
Pacific
24
56
Inc
conv
cum
Fisheries
10
11,700
60 Y4
12 Ya
—No par
Amer
38 Ya Feb
263/4
134 Ya
.
Pacific
23 % Feb
26YB
1
Co.
25 y2 Mar 27
6
26%
126%
No par
common
2
29 »
Aug
Products
4%
26 Ya
Corp.—.5
—
_
Pabco
26%
-
.83Y3C
Fiberglas
Paper Co
$5 preferred
Mar 26
10% Mar
(The)
Oxford
'
29
42
142% Mar 10
37 y4 Nov
Feb
Owens-Illinois Glass
2
26 Ya Nov
128% Jan
'
20
9
13
26 3/4
6.25
Owens-Corning
Mar
26 3A
100
.
Overland Corp
40 y4 Mar 26
7
Jan
Elevator
6
44 Ya Jun
6
-■
'
29
6
26 Ya
60 Ya
1
preferred
Mar 26
48
Apr
102% Jan
■'
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
convertible
Apr
80
•
-
9% Jan
17
12% Mar 10 1
Jan
26%
-
100
common
90
81% Apr
18
4% °tr
.
Shares
Apr. 13
Apr. 12
-
Corp
Outboard Marine a Mfg
Outlet Co
.•
i
7
46% May 17
9
Apr. 11
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 10
26 Ya
7.50
5
Otis
20
101% Nov
Oliver
Tuesday
Apr. 9
Corp—
Conv preference 1951 series
•
Apr
61
51% Mar 20
71% Dec
1
17
9% Oct
14
Gas__
Chemical
45
•
Jun
98
Mar 14
Feb
Jan
16% Dec
3
17
54
3
99
19
Jan
34
40 y8 Feb
47
97% Jan
57
14
Sep 20
107% Jan
Natural
Mathieson
Common
61% Mar* 5
18% Sep
Monday
Par
:
Sales for
SALE PBICE8
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
OUn
49% Mar 14
NEW YORK
>
V
22%
108
•145
43%
•168
30 3/8
10
100
7,200
160
43 YB
175
8,800
100
29%
200
38 y4
39 Ya
12,800
24 Yb
247/a
2,000
♦29
22 YB
22 Yb
5,200
107%
108%
8,500
*
9
Oct
26
Feb
13
10 Ya Mar
69% Dec
15
81
May 19
69% Jan
27
73
37% Feb
2
47
Nov
43
28
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25 Ya Feb
11
24 Ya Mar 15
112% Nov
12% Jan
3
23
9
Feb
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
9
$4.75
Mar 15
46
Jan
12
Public
Jan
20
of
Indiana—No par
84 y2 Jan
10
88 % Mar 29
3Ya%
*84
85Ya
*84Ya
85Ya
26 y2 Jan
30
4.32%
preferred
preferred
100
18
25
*253/4
26Y4
*25Ye
26Y4
26 Y4 Oct
27
24 Y2 Apr
26% Mar 14
4.16%
preferred
25
*24
25Ya
*24Ye
25Ya
100
*115
115Ya
114Ya
34Ye
34Ye
6.
Public
39Ya Mar 13
Jan
10
118 Vt Mar 20
32% Jan
24
35 y4 Mar 22
7
29 Ya Apr
104
14
114
Serv
4.20%
Pub
preferred
Serv
$1.40
Co
El & Gas
common.No par
10
323/4 Jan
10
100
Apr
10
103 y4 Feb
16
4.08%
preferred
100
*100
101 Ya
99
Apr
10
104
Feb
15
4.18%
preferred
100
*100
101
div preference
18
105% July
22
105
21
103Y2 Jan
19
23 Ya Dec
27
24% Nov 28
22 Y2 Jan
3
66Ya May 9
32
Oct 11
74% Dec 27
64 Y2 Feb
9
74 y4 Jan
3
Pullman Inc
41% Apr
37% Jan
4
513/4 Apr
5
Pure
31 Yb Jan
30
35% Mar
7
Quaker
6
11
33% Sep 14
154
"
July 15
31% Aug
1
For footnotes
see
343/e
38%
5
100Y4 Feb
Nov
'383/e
8
Jun
'
103 y2 Nov
Mar 15
44Ye
253/4 Jan
37
16
30% Mar 30
44Ye
45Y4
72
5
33 % Apr
26% 8an
x443/4
93/e
*71
6
125 y4 Sep
34 y4 Nov
J 48
10
9Ya
71
23
Aug
3
7
70Y4
27
18
y2 Mar
Colorado
of
93/4
No par,
89 Ya Jan
29 % Jan
I 9
Co
43 Ye Jun
26 % Jan
15
preferred
cum
Serv
page
148
Apr
30 Ya Jan
24.
3
16
106 Ye Feb
15
27 Ya Mar 26
153
,
Feb 20
32 Ya Mar 16
4.30%
com—No par
8%
29Ye
115
34Ya
30
38 Ys
84Ya
253/4
*24
114
34Ye
29Y2
9%
717/b
72
110
44%
44 YB
45
4,000
38 V*
38 Vt
38 V*
8,200
38
*84
85
180
85
'•25%
26 VA
♦24 Ya
25%
200
253/4
•24 Ya
25 VA
•25
26
*113%
114 Ya
•113
25
114
343/e
29Ye
85 V*
•84
114%
300
33 3A
34 Va
33 Ya
33 Yb
10,700
29 Ya
30 Va
293/4
30 Ya
8,100
♦lOOYa
102 Ya
100
100
100
100
99
100
*99
100
100
*103
105
104 3/4
100
180
100
100
102
102
190
104Y4
520
*1043/4
1053/4
1043/4
1043/4
104%
10
263/4
26Ye
263/4
26'/a
27
26%
267/a
26 YB
26Yb
26Ya
6,900
No par
preferred
71Y4
70 Ye
71
69 Y4
48 Ya
49 V*
48 %
483/4
7,700
19,300
51
70 Ye
483/4
70
50
70
48Ye
70 Ye
493/e
70 Y»
70 V*
33%
4,800
100
(The)
Oats
30Y»
38 Ya
7,900
9%
72 V*
44 Ya
•1033/4
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
293/4
38 Ye"
9%
9Ya
72 V*
Co
-
5
(The)
common
32Ys
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
■.
»147
32
323/b'
33
147
150
32
"
31%
49 Ya
32%
147Ya
32
32Y2
*146
32
33
148
32
33
*146
32 YB
33 YB
148 '
32 Yb
33
•146
32 Ya
148
32%
50
2,100
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chrbnicle
(1874)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
18
81% Jan
5
6% Oct
Leweat
Hlgheat
36% Jan
11
8% Mar 14
3
41 Yt Jan
31
13
87 Va Feb
S
8 Va Apr
3
9
July 25
9 % Feb
14
12
12
60% Nov
18
53% Jan
Sep
26
41% July
25% Apr
31
Oct
11
37% Jun
5
15
1
36
26
39
Jan
5
47
34% Jan
7
38 '/a July
27
29% Jan
5
42
Mar
Feb
7
32
58%
58%,
39
3o%
58
38%
58
39%
xl7%,
" x34%
18Va
17%.
17%
12
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon
Mfg Co
9
Reading
36% Mar 29
3
6
8
33% Jan
4
38% Mar
8
19% Mar 22
27% May 22
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
13
18% Aug
13% Apr
13
15
Jan
5
6
May
3
-4%
3
15VaSep
14
19
13
Sep
21
Jan
27
12% Feb
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
3
60
Dec
30
67% Feb
16
61
Jan
18
64% Apr
May 16
47% Sep
16
33
Apr
3
43% Jan
3
$4
Jan
7Va Mar 21
8% Jan
13% Apr
12
15% Jan
10
12
42% Feb
13
49% Apr
2
15
8
12
69% Jan
10
91% Apr
13
Sep
84
6
9% Feb
,
Republic
Steel
Oct
10% Jun
Sep
60
10
14 '
10Vt Mar 19
67
Reynolds
12
49% Mar 19
49% Mar
1
Apr
54% Apr
12
4%%
40
Mar 11
54% Dec
5
Mar 14
62
Nov
2
82
Jan
26
91
May 11
Apr
9
89% Jan
16
101
Jan
26
105% Apr
20
101 Va Apr
5
105 y4 Jan
11
32 y4 Sep
26
45% Feb
14
327/a Apr
6
11% Apr
1
Dec
85
38% Sep
34% Jan
5
8
31
48 Va Apr
33% Dec
20
Dec
30
24% Jan
6
Jan
19
410
100
Jun
17
105% Mar
21
Oct
No par
16
22% Apr
3
26% Jan
28
12
Feb
10
17y4 Jan
11
29
38 Va Feb
16
44y2 Jan
4
79% Jan
23
97% Apr
87%
88'/8.
9% "
86y2
88 -.
9%
62%
48
64
48%
64'%
48 :
65
.'47%
51%
51%
7%
13%
88%
V
9%
61%
*60%
14
9%
47%
51%
*60V*
68
.
90
9%
67
47%
54%
9%
53%
54
68
ft
5
85'A
:
:
16%
28'A
79%
5
21%
*21
21%
16%
16%
16%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
*32% ' 33"A
45%
45%
*33%
35
35
45%
33%
45%,
35
45%
Co
20
common
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
*102%
1
32J/2
488
488
100
33
484V2
103%
*102
23%
23
33%
487
484
-
105
*102
23%
23%
23%
'
*21
32%
487'%
484
103'%
*102
48%
'
28%
337a
*
482
68% Jan
25
88% Sep.
Jan
18
32% Dec
31
48% Jan
Sep 27
92% Sep
58 % Dec
27
55
Jun
26
22 Va Jan
11
25% Mar 14
17
88 y4 Jun
Jan
265
Aug 17
145
Apr
28
33% Mar 14
101
38Va
''
3
12% Feb
8
Ruppert
B
12%
12%
14
57% Apr
13
94% Jan
112
3
Feb
13
43 y2 Jan
23
97% Feb
123
-
Apr
Jan
16
22%
12'A
94Va
•
31%
37Va
37%
*12 Va * 12y2
5,200
11,300
3,400
99,900
10,900
6,400
400
56
.55% "57%
35,600
15'%'
15
15
14%
23
15'%
40%
40'/2
40
40%
93%
23%
20
33
27
Jan
18
Jan
1*
281
Jan
23
310
Mar
Jan
lo
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
7
40% Feb
9
50% Apr
105
100
13
105
Feb
24%
24%
31
31%
Dec
17
22
Apr
37 Va Mar 29
Apr
12y4Nov 21
14% Feb
17
13% Ja.a
4
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
19% Feb
13
22% Mar
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
447/b Feb
14
62% Apr
78% Jun
20
65
Jan
23
Feb
11
92-% Apr
10
93 Va Oct
19
98
101% Oct
13
107
83% Jan
6
40
5%
15 y8 Jan
12
75 % Mar
95
6
;2
Sep
8
36
Jan
5
40 Va Apr
Feb
9
89 y2 Mar
7
92% May 18
87% Jun
7
71% Jan 23
84
17% Feb
20
29
59% Apr
5
53% Jail
20
68
Mar 29
31 Va July 18
18 JA Feb
29
23 Va Mar 26
3*4% Dec
28
32 y2 Jan
20
36% Jan
3
Sears
21% Feb
29
8% Mar 15
6% Nov
52
Nov
40V4 Nov
20% Dec
16
16
17
9% Apr
26
10
61% Jan
16
5
Jan
5% Jan
56
Jan
23
11
3
54%
54%
96%
97
97
97
9b %
97
118V2
120
120
122
121 y2
123
48%
48%
48%
49
49
48 Va
48%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31%
84%
85%
<
86 y2
86%
86%
87 Vb
48%
295
30%
*142
series A
100
Co
103
*102
103
--'20%*-
20%
102
20%
20%
36
3 5'/a
50%
36%
21
-
102
320
21%
22
13,400
35%
36
1,700
35%
100
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
20%
21
20%
55%
56%
56
61
59%
62%
69%
95%
38%
.
92%
.,
"
88
39
39 Va
*80%
*86%
88
78%
80%
xl05
105%
38%
39%
*8-' %
'-'79 Va
x92 %
94
*103%
105%
68%
70
6dVa
70%
*93
40,
1* Va
-
79%'
79%
*92%
■/;
39%
88
79 %
15,300
62 y4
75,300
68
..
94
*
38 %
*86%
80
-
,
79%
-
88
&
Rubber
18%
18%
18%
59% ' 61%
">>61%
63 %
63%
,63Va
-62
62%
19%
19%
*19%
20%
19'/a
19%
*19%
33 Va
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
16 Va
16%
i6 y2
16%
16%
16%
*16%
~
1
6V2
60%
19%
";*19%
33
.
-
16%"
6%
No par
60%
common
$4.50 preferred
9,800
4,500
20%
1
Co
'
18%
19 Va
63%
18%
62
_1
Co
6,000
V
19%
1
new
;
-
80%
3
Co
Co
60
'
40
38%
,__5
Finance
13,200
60 u/a
105
'
31%
*86%
80%
3,ou0
20%
59%r
*92%
104
39
;
88
..
*103%
94
103%
92%
.
.
bt<™
b8'/4
69%
105
1
14%
20 %
21%
58%
*103%
45,200
21%
20%
No par
No par
25
1
49%
35%
14%
No par
20
'
162
103
57
100
305
48%
-
20%
20%
•*:
4,200
35'/a
♦102
103
14%
Vb
1,300
14,500
'
'•
21
14
15c :
common™
35%
1
*142
162 '
48%
4,700
13,400
*295
305
*142-
<
49%
20%
5
Corp
Inc
36
1.4c
preferred
On
20
46%
48
'
common
Co
103
10
10
& Electric Co
47 %
■■■■:
86%
*295,
162
48%
,'31%
85%
295
165
Gas
24
24
,
86%
301
47%
790
96%
"
86%
.
116 y2
301
Roebuck
Servel
Mar 15
1
r
96%
■
*142
Selberling
7 Va Mar 14
63
53%
53%
53%
*
31
'■f 116%
162
Seagrave
19% Feb
12%
305
oeaooara
6
12y4
*142
Seaboard
6
Jan
16
*12V'a
*301
Mfg
3.65%
43% Jan
12%
5
Co
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Mar 12
38
100
Diego
Scovill
37Va
100
Ry
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
3
86
Mar 22
31%
;
preferred—,:
Scott Paper
6
Jan
105 Va Apr
103
95%
31'A
38
94'/2
Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
San
9
7
Southwestern
'.,*93%
31»A
37ya
'
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
30
Mar
series A 5%
noncum
St Regis
13
19
St Louis
7
18'A J?n
29 % J. n
19 % Sep
32
5
21
Jul:' i3
22
10
4
49 Va
Preferred
12
13
11
48%
5
49% Jun
25
•9% Oct
96%
117V8
91% Mar 23
170
Sep
85% Jan
96%
♦116V4
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
,'_No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
13
320% Apr
17% Apr
25% Oct
65% Mar 14
5
10
100
conv
95%
30%
37%
96"
*31
37,200
160
-
103y2
40%
31%
'93%
•
•53%
53%
common
preferred
4.30%
24% Mar 23
Jan
81
•
-
preferred
4%
51% Mar 16
30
(Jacob)
Safeway Stores
3
13
22
Co—50 Guilders
Petrol
40y2
12%
'
37%
'
.14%
37y8
97%
32'%
1
Dutch
itoyai
33% Mar 12
13
34% Jun
74
96%
32
5
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
.1
38% Apr
July 14
6
15
41%
9
22
Jan
14%
40y4
17
28
Dec
126
14%
42%
33% Feb
27
98% Feb
9
17
40
'
15% Mar 21
42% July 21
103 y4 Jun
10
Co
50% Feb
3
11
Steel
11% Apr
15
Oct
14%
42
1
Electric
27% Feb
9
19
35
Ronson Corp
300
'1,800
482
*102
4
Rotary
13,700
36
45 Vi
33Va
,
45Va
32Va
103%
7%
79%
21
16%
27%
' *34
487
" 22%
23V2"
400
380
15,300
11,100
42,600
-5,500
100
7,3ud
33Va
32%
27%
80%
45%
70
86
102
48%
7*A
79
32%
32%
45%
46y4.
"32%"33%
4,000
15,100
78y2
21
16Va
48
7%
80™
'
16%:
6 %
.
6%
.6%
60 Va
.
18%
i
60%
18%
-
va
3,400
;
300
'
49,800
16%
2,400
11,100
6%
60
*59
60
32
6%
*58%
6%
6%
6%
60
.18%
53%
290
-
'
Oct
11
49 Va
11
39% Jan
4
47% Apr
9
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1
46%
47%
45 Va
45%
45%
46%
45
45%
45 y2
46%
11,500
83% Jan
18
49% Nov 29
39% Jan
20
46 Va Apr
13
44 Va
45
44 Va
44%
44 Va
44 Va
44'/a
44%
44 VB
46 Va
12,700
16
10% Apr
3
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
9% Feb
No par
10 Va
10 %
10 Vb
10
10
10 Va
10
10
10-1
10
Jan
19
26
Feb
3
Sheaffer
1
24%
24%
24%-
24 y4
24%
24%
*24%
62 Va Jan
10
82% Apr
9
Shell Oil Co
7.50
80%
82 %
79%
80%
79%
80%
78%
86
9% Mar 14
23
Nov
16
Oct
18
22% Jan
6
13y4Nov
9
54
Apr
11% Jan
31
36 % Feb
10
66% Mar
23
7
30% July 12
19 Va Jun 22
25% Feb
9
13 Va Feb
14
29
>
Mar 19
15% Jan
18% Aug 17
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
7
39% Jan
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
19
44
3
69% Nov
7
55 y2 Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
46 y4 Oct
28
15
52% Jan
24
.70% Apr
64% Dec
1
50 y2 Feb
10
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
3
20% Jan
25
A)
±
Pen
.
Co
,
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton
6
69% Apr
57% Jun
37% Mar 14
Jan'
(W
35% Mar 26
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
71
59
29
Mar 16
Jan
19% Mar 21
Feb
14
10% Jan
3
16% 8ep
26
19% Mar
3
17% Jan
12
30
54
Feb
25
26% Dec
37% Jan
3
50 Va Apr
25 y2 Apr
10
19
Mar 14
40 Va Nov
3
35 y4 Mar
7
17
Smith-Corona
31% Jan
61
26
Jan
7
18
Oct
11
72% Jan
18
49% Jan
6
87% Apr
14
15% Oct
Jan
69%
68%
69
69%
68 %
69%
6,200
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
2,500
Inc
10
33%
35%
32
33
33%
34
*33 Va
33%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
26%
5,400
75
76%
75 Va
7o%
74 Va
75 Va
38,000
20%
20%
20 y8
20%
3,500
11
6,100
South Carolina
17
1
40% Jan
5%
17
South
8%
Porto
23
52% Mar 23
Southern
11
23
Southern Co
31
33V* Mar 16
Southern
Southern
Mar 16
36% Nov 29
33% Jan
23
35% Feb
65 Va July
51% Jan
27
58% Mar 23
Dec
32
4
10
South'n
5
26
Anr
10
28
Jan
3
8
18% Feb
13
21
Jan
17
18
4V2 Jan
19
Feb
90
Aug 31
63
Jan
4
25
5% Mar
63
Jan
5
Southwestern
25
Spear
18
spencer
7
77 y4 Dec
16
62 % Apr
4
16
103 Va Nov
30
99 V2 Apr
12
2
17% Feb
21
14
2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103 V2 Nov 14
24 y4 Mar 20
24
14
29 yB Apr
99 V2 Apr
6
14% Jan 23
102 y4 Jan
3
$4.50
18
16% Jan
3
Spiegel
July 27
79 % Mar 15
83% Jan
17
$4.50
Sep
14
10 V* Jan
5
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
35% Nov
18
88
Mar 22
ioy4oct
9
27
July 11
17l/a Nov
86
55 V2 Dec
41 y4
Feb
73% Jan
103 y4 Mar
6
7
51 y2 Jan
23
74% Apr
11
39% Jan
3
43% Jan
13
20% Mar
22
89
Apr
3
4
10% Jan
31
16% Feb 11
9% Jan
3
$3.50
see.
page
24.
■
19%
5,400
19%
19%
52
51
51
26%
26%
26%
27%
4,900
36
3b
*35%
36 %
800
19%
19%
*50
52
500
26%
26%
26%
26%
36
36
36%
36
36
51%
52
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
4,600
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22,300
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
30%
31
31
31
34%
35 Va
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
34%
10,500
55 Va
55%
54%
55 Va
54 Va
55 Va
54%
55%
54%
55y2
26,100
33 Va
14,700
52
.
•-
-
26
26 Va
26 V2
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19V2
*18%
4'/2
4%
4V2
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d
62%
100
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4%
4V2
*64Va
74
62 %
63 V4
63
'
117
118%
•
118
5,900
51%"
51
51
51
51%
2,200
90 y2
89
89
*89
90 y2
30
26 Va
26%
26
26 Va
7,200
19
19
19
26%
19
4%
74
63
*18V2
4%
4%
4%
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71
♦64 Va
62%
65
63 V2
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S/%
200
4%
6,200
74
63%
5,400
-
99%
500
*99%
101 %
99%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
10,500
27%
27Va
27»/2
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
60,000
99%
99%
99%
100%
100%
100%
100%
14%-' 14%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
27,000
81%
81
81
•
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102
' 15 '
81
.
81%
72%
41%
90Va
41 y2
90Va
102
*99
100
68%
No par
.
11%
12 Va
11 %
11 %
11 '
•
'
i
'
81 %
81%
74%
71
74%
41%
41%
41
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90
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12
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12
11 y4
11
11%
11 y8
11%
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41%
% 90 .90%
1
Co„
32%
33%
33
118 Va
1,600
21%
14%
Nb par
Electric
'
23Va
*99
No par
,-5
preferred
51 Va
51%
27%
50c
2
com
.
122
1
25
preferred
Sr
26 y8
*18%
19
*64%
74
63%
51V2
26 Va
1
No par
34
*89
90%
.
119
52
*89
90%.
1
common
120%
51 %
52%
33 y2
117%
'
34
33%
118%
123 Va»
2.50
Inc
pfd
Inc
•<
34 %
121%
*89
Service Co
Co
34
1
50
common
Gas
*50
10%
26%
Standard
'
19%
19%
52
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
6
11% Mar42
1
_For foofroigf-
19%
50 Va
100
*230
11
11
11
36
—100
preferred
Square D Co
Standard Brands
91% Jan 26
12% Jan
:
preferred
Inc
19%
10%
20%
20%
*230
*230;
26%
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
2
July 27
94 Va Nov
$5.50
Chemical
4.20%
11 Va
54 %
19%
(Del)—No par
Public
Co.
&
Feb
98% Sep
100
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros
8parks Withington Co
2
20%
237 y2
107/a
25
Edison
(The)
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
4
16% Jun
Nov
California
Pacific
20 Va
237 %
U%
*52
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Production Co Inc
31
7
20%
11
5
com
Southern Railway common
5% non^cum preferied
Jan
24% July
20%
►215
1,600
;
5
Sugar
6
90
29% May
26%
76%
34
*33
25
Rico
5
93
4
26 Vb
74%
1
50
38% Jan
52% Apr
91% Jan
6
27 Va
79%
100
Co com_4.50
124 Va Apr
50% Jan
11
& G
Mar 27
52% May 31
Dec
E
98% Jan 20
13
26%
____l
pfd
preferred
29
38 Va Apr
<
78
5
15
preferred
19 Va Jan
4% Oct
W
6
16
28
49% Jan
16% Jan
21
20% Msr
53 Va Jan
2
1
112
58,800
1,300
68%
South Amer Gold <Sc Platinum
7
5
-1,000
68%
Solvay, American Corp .4%
34
11
77% Oct
237V2 Apr 10
12 y4 Jan 24
21 Va Mar
Jan
2,500
66%
54%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
54% July 25
Aug
50%
66%
'
61% Dec
18
31%
50%
67%
69%
Solar Aircraft Co
28% Jan
*30%
51
67%
69
5
17% Jan
31%
*50 %
67 Va
54%
22% Jan
44% Jan
31%
50%
66%
68
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
35
31%
50%
68
67%
6
205
30%
50%
68
54%
79% Apr-
7
31
50%
68%
68 Va
32% Jan
23
31
50%
69 Va
10
Jun
31%
54%
16
May 23
13%
68%
61 Va Jan
27% Feb
13%
66%
26 Va Apr
12 ya
13%
55%
7
210
27%
13%
70%
28
4
27%
13%
68%
33% Jan
24
27%
13%
55 Va
65 % Dec
July 19
27%
13%
"
67%
2
Feb
27%
13%
68 %
18
8% Feb
27
13%
10
Co
O)
49% Jan
174
3,900
5,700
27%
_5
(A
12
27%
25
Oil
Smith
20V* Nov
18
10,900
Corp
Skelly
.
78%
27
♦68
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp___
9
36% Mar 28
77%
50%
No par
9
12
900
80
31
1
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
24%
13%
50c
59% Feb
4,000
*24%
24%
27
1
.
Corp of America
Va
,
,0
TP
i
C
iVw
'i
43,500
2,700
33,500
7%
7%
78%
*21
16%
25
No par
5
48%
9iy2
10 .
79%
21%
16%
7'A
47
7%
46%
7%
82%
21%
16%
7%
7%
14%
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7%
46'A
34- -r
*63
80%
*21
16%
.
64%
64 Va' 66 Va
47%
47%
54% , 54%
-
33%
48%
33
,
23
101%
5s
Trust
preferred-
Hans
47%
85%
No par
Selection
Company
&
—
600
1,000
1,800
120
.,10,500
5,000
600
41,500
16%
90
:
9%
v
70
*63
47%
4%
6
14% Sep
44% Dec
48%
34
Rohm
6
48%
4aVa
*14
33%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
11
29
7%
13%
47%
7%
14Va
48%
34
33J/2
47
1
Co
Rochester Gas & El Corp
2
Jan
7%
7%
34"/e
' 33%
conv
3,800
4
9
23
*63 «
r-33%
7™
*13%
47%
64%
33%
34
Manufacturing
5%%
Apr
33% Apr
23
V
86
12
473AMar21
105
227/a
*63%
V
102
35
510
7V4
.
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2
9
"23
101%
21
9
*
85Va
Feb
10
*16-/e
48
52 Va "
68 ■ '
51%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com„1
Feb
16™
*14
4
64%
48%
48'A
17
*64
64y2
34% ,34%
'
.
10
64Va
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Jan
'
-7%
*60 V*
13
27
64
35%
9%
-
10
17% Mar 20
1
Feo
88%
28% Apr
391
8%
*9
102 y2
Rhodesian
9% Jan
35
88%
Rhlnelander Paper Co
12
43 % Dec
11
49%
10
48% Apr
103% Jan
23
14%
48%
9
4
9Va
-
9Va
•
7V2
*14
43'/a Feb
8
357
-23
64
34%
1
50
Rheem
Apr
13%
85y4
19
40y2Jun
64V2
34%
28%
13™
101 y2
Ritter
7
23
10
37yB Mar 15
8% Mar 20
~
37
27%
22%
64
34%
.44,300
34%
37
*37%
'16%
16%
22%
88%
' 31,100
.
.
Z.i/oO
<300
300
100
L>%
9V4
16J/a
41
2,300
14,300
59Va
38
18 •
28va.
27 •
13V2
.
'
102
6
13
9V*
-
13%
101%
23y2 Jan
Oct
27%
12%
,
,
85
8
41% Jan
„
30%
13%
9'A
13%
102
20'A Feb
Feb
27%., 23V2
10%
41
,
37
38%
85
13
25
38
*16%
50c
10
Richfield Oil Corp
14 % Jan
*36
8-,a
59Va
37
17%
3j%
"
41
37
*37%
102
5
9
"37%
-
100
84Va Apr
9
37%
,
34%
100
18
17 Va Sep
38
34%
series
23
33% Jun
41
*37
series
6% Jan
6
*40
37%
Preferred 4.50%
66 y2 Jan
27
34
40%.
17%
3b™
*40%
.
Preferred 3.60%
.
9
26% Sep
33%
17
100
1
-
8
12% Jan
34
Common
38%
18%
37%
9'/a
*16%
—5
Tob class B
Reynolds (R J)
12
__
27% Dec
2
_
9'/a
2.50
Dec
82
10
10
Metals Co
pfd series A
8% Sep
6% July 26
21
—
■
58%
*58
38
17%
„
40%
13%
Rexall Drug Co
13
11
•
27™
13%
8%
'
Revere Copper & Brass
45ya Feb
61
64% May 12
26%
50c
Corp
47V8 Apr
7% Mar 14
46
*37%
,
*
"
38% .38%
No par
Conv pfd 3V»% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
- $1
convertible preferred
16
15% Aug 23
11% Aug 15
6
May 16
*37%
Co—
Reliance Mfg Co common
23% Mar 29■/
54% Sep
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
41
&
Reliable Stores Corp
4
31
50
5
:
Inc.:
Bros
(Robt)
■,
34%
40% -40%
50
$1.25 dlv prior preference..;
18% Mar 14
26
4
.
1st preferred
noncum
Reeves
10% Mar 14
15
common
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
'
r
1
5
50
Reed Roller Bit Co..
7% Feb
11% Feb
Co
noncum
4%
Rels
7% Jan
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
11
19% Mar
37% Apr
59%
38%
18%
3*
10%
59% Apr
44% Jan
59
37%
11%
42Va Jan
4
l.yOO
4,200
27,300
10%
14
14
32,700
82%
11 %
23
18
46%
82 %
8%
10%
11
Corp
23
3lVa Feb
45%
82™
8-/a
10'/a
8%
Feb
36
46%
82™
8%
10™
8%
15% Jan
Aug 11
45%
83%
84%
8%
RKO Theatres
Shares
46%
47
83%
8%
6
the Week
Friday
Apr. 13
83
46%
84%
-
<
46%
47%
8%
Jan
Tnursday
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
84 Va
RKO Pictures Corp
Jan
„
Wednesday
Apr. 10
46"%
7
40% Apr
.
Tuesday
Apr. 9
No pax
1
1
preferred
$3.50 1st
14
Mar
Bales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
Par
Radio Corp of America com_No par
50% Mar 22
82% Apr
10% July
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Blfbetl
88% July 27
06% July
13% Sep
47
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Uvtat
LOW AND
STOCKS
Bu(i far Prevlon
Monday, April 16, 1956
...
;
.1
M71 %
<5^
,41%
nTb t89,
if.
130
120
71 Va
7,000
41%.
5,000
90 y8
230
11%
12 Va
7,200
11 Va
11 Va
18,800
■\ \
Volume 183
Number 5525
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1875)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
73'/Wan
18
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan, 1
Highest
Lowest
98% July
8
53% Jun 24
Highest
87% Jan
19
42
Mar 14
99
50"% Sep
Aug 19
102
48% Jan
Mar 28
31
62% Apr
47% Jan
13
23
49 % Jan
42% May 18
4
99
.
■
Apr
13
66
2
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
S
Standard
Mar 20
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
22
13%>eb
14
14% Jan
22% )?eb
14
40% May 26
15% Apr
11
17% Jan
3
50
11
43% Jan
36
23
52% Mar 13
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
51% Jan
59% Dec
50
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
42% Mar 14
24% May 12
23% Jan
g
18% Jan
16% Feb
29
23
4
26% Jan
9
5
25% Feb
9
18% Feb
18-
33% Dec
30
29% July
15% Jan
4
Oct
11
41 % Jun
7
4
22% Feb
95
Dec
105
11"
Jun
25% Apr
97
26
70% Jan
21% Jan
6
25 % May 12
27% Jun
15
22% Jan 23
1
25% Apr
5
32% May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
36% Jan
71% Apr
13
740
Jan
6
18% Feb
8
41% Nov
20
2
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
17% Jan
10
6
27
17
83 % Jan
6
May 16
1,220
24
Jan
Jan
6
27% Feb
7
23
48% Jan
31
45% Feb
Feb
9
9
98
8% Feb
9
11V8 Mar 13
42
25
July 25
18% Feb
37% Apr 26
17% May
2
62% Jun
6
121% Dec
29
27
45% Dec
12
44% Jun
21
34% Feb
8
16% Jan
28
11% Jan
24% Oct
10
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
28% Oct
11
37
8
33% Jan
5
Oct
19
143
13% Jan
13
Oct
11
Nov
28
Oct
17
38% Dec
2
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
8% Feb
1
Jan
10
174
25% Nov
15% Nov 28
19% Mar
25
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
23
14
23% Feb
14
30
24
13
13 Va
July 25
10% Jan
23
1
47% July 25
44% Jan
10
51
15% Feb
13 % Feb
8
14
48% Jan
23
18
43% Oct
19
60 % Mar 24
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
24
100
Mar 27
Land
Co
Tide
38% Jan
23
35% Jun
8
22% Jan
23
2o% Mar 21
20
31
23
28
20
24% July 13
11
28 % Jun
15
24% Feb
9
60
Nov
18
55% Jan
23
25% Dec
29
55% Dec
14
Jan
42% Feb
29
28
Mar 15
50
May 16
53% Feb
25
Mar 14
14
51
Aug 2ft
33% Apr
59% Apr
14 t
52 % Feb
7
31% Jan
13
21 Vb Jan
30
29% Apr
12
15% Mar 27
17% Feb
6
""24% Dec
16
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
46% Aug 17
60
25
Jan
19
10
32
Mar
2
11
63
Mar
14
48
'
Jan
19
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
10
Mar
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
28
Feb
Water
Trane
Co
Associated
32%
32%
32VB"
32Vb
24%
32 VB
24
24%
32%
6,000
24
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
5,300
9%
10%
41 Va
41%
14%
15%
*97%
98%
10c
8%
9%
9%
97,900
38%
38%
2,500
15%
15 Va
15%
*97%
98%
*98
98%
98
98
80
77%
77%
77%
77
77%
77
77
2,000
27%
26%
27 VB
26%
2 7'A
27
25%
44,400
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
37%
38 VB
37%
38%
*38
38%
38%
72
38%
72 %
72
72%
72
72%
71%
71%
3,700
9,700
8%
8%
8%
8%
5%
conv
Twin
8%
8%
8%
: 1076'%
1,050
1,071
*1,055
1,060
28%
28%
29
27%
29%
4,500
46 Va
1075
8%
46
47
47%
47%
4,300
24
*23%
200
*23%
24
*23%
47%
48
47%
47%
47 VB
47%
6,000
50 VB
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 VB
49%
11,900
98
10%
%
*97
24
98
96%
97%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*97
24
100
'
98
*97
10%
98
10%
19%
40
10%
19%
11,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
30%
30%
30%
30VB
31
30%
31
30%
13%
13%
1,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
54%
13%
14,900
55%
53%
54%
53
54
53%
54 %
52%
54
130 %
128%
133
133%
130
132%
130 Vb
131
129
*30
4,700
130 %
45
17,600
47
44%
45
44%
45%
44%
45
43%
44%
37%
28,500
36%
367/B
36%
36%
36 VB
36%
36 VB
36%
13%
14
34,500
28%
28%
40%
42%
13%
9
137/a
39%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
28%
*28
9%
177
*28 Va
28%
28
28 VB
*27%
28%
300
41%
40%
41%
39%
40%
11,200
40%
40
9
177
9VB
*173%
9
9Va
173
175
174%
40%
41 Vb
39%
40%
139%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
8%
♦172
9
8%
175
9,300
9
171
6,400
173%
39%
37%
39
27%
29
28%
29%
28%
17,400
29%
88,300
29 VB
•
600
38%
37%
12,100
28
28
28%
29
29%
28%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
17
51%
51%
51
51 Vb
51
51 Vb
50%
50%
50%
50%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
740
49%
12%
1,000
13%
13
13
13
12%
13
*48%
13%
49%
*13%
3,200
49
49%
49%
*48%
49%
49%
49%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
13
14
12%
common—5
66%
66%
66
66%
100%
100%
*100
101%
10
45 VB
45%
44%
45
44%
45
25
26
26%
257/8
26
25%
73%
66%
*100
120
*13%
13%
66 Va
66%
101%
101%
101%
30
44
44%
42%
43%
10,100
25%
67%
67%
♦100
25%
com„
3,400
*13%
13%
50
15
Oil
1,000
36%
5
25%
25%
26
66%
101 Va
'
7,400
5,000
75
73%
74%
14%
14%
76%
5
9,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
55%
4,100
56%
56%
56%
x56%
56%
55%
56%
55 Va
56%
4,400
38%
38%
22,100
25
25%
No par
73%
75
74%
75 '/a
74%
2
39%
39%
38%
39 %
5
25
25%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
21%
21%
*21%
22%
*21%
22%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
58
58
28,800
57%
57%
57%
58
58
58
57%
57%
900
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26 VB
26%
26%
26%
2,900
52%
53%
*52%
55
52%
52%
52%
52%
*52'A
53%
500
34%
No par
1
Corp common
50
common
A
l
(conv)
50
39%
X39
39%
39
25
*
common
prior preferred
%
34%
60
59
59
58%
58%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
28%
15%
50
Co__
Corp
1,400
8%
30%
50c
Corp
series
Coach
Oil
5,100
47%
10%
4.30%
TXL
1080
25%
49
93
20th
Mar 20
1070
...
2
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Preferred
3,600
98%
47%
34
3
9%
39%
15%
*23 %
*59
18
9%
38%
15 VB
48%
1
14 Vb Jan
9% •'
39%
23%
conv preferred 1954 ser—50
Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com„No
par
51
9%
39%
15
50%
Tung-Sol Electric Co
33% Jan
'
15
14%
*97%
47%
62% Mar 13
7
9%
40%
40
1100
23%
36% Mar 12
14
9%
900
50
—3%
(The)
Transamerica
2
28% Feb
19
Jan
52% Jan
2,
20 Vb
No par
Tri-Continer tal
18
20
24%
I
Trans World Airlines Inc
Transue & Williams Steel
58 % Mar 12
20 %
No par
3
Apr
*20
common
3
Jan
20
33
No par
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
22% Oct
20
32%
*20
_100
12
22% Oct
3,900
20%
38
*19 Vb
33%
preferred
13
18% Jan
19 VB
1
47% Mar 26
4
1,500
19
common
28% Feb
Mar 29
19%
19 VB
20%
$2.50 convertible preferred
75'% Apr
15
19
19
1
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
17
57% Apr
39%
19
19
l
preference
11
7
38%
19%
32%
common
23
10
39
19%
18%
,
Trust-
Jan
Feb
12,700
38
18%
25
62% Feb
14
38%
39
19
18%
„No par
25% Apr
44% Jan
10,600
19
2~50
7
6
5,700
25%
1
22
12
57 Va
25%
0
75 % Dec
18%! July 26
57%
25%
g
28% Dec
48% Sep
58 Va
25%
38%
Corp
6
58% Jun
57%
25%
19%
Corp
6
3
57%
25%
No par
conv
300
57 Va
19%
(James)
17
39% Oct 11
37% Mar 14
6,500
57%
43'/a
4%
1,200
71%
14%
257/8
28%
13
50
14%
57
46%
Thermoid
4
50
68%
14%
25%
10
The Fair
26
50 Va
68
*14%
57%
29
Pacific
50%
66
14%
26%
45%
Aircraft
1,100
39%
28'A
Jan
13% Jan
*14%
47%
48
33
65 %
14%
29%
26% Jan
Jan
66 %
47
Mar 28
Feb
49
67
49
65%
14%
29
$2.40
68% Mar 29
104
9,500
1091
11
,2
Jan
16 Va
25
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
14% Apr
6
11
Apr
15%
73
12
17% Mar 27
11% Jan
15%
25%
Textron American Inc
52% Jan
15%
14%
1
12
28
Jun
100% Sep
7
20
Feb
15%
18%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
—100
Texas Utilities Co
No par
42% Mar 26
11% Jan
43
9
15% Feb
15%
48%
39
Texas Instruments Inc
common—_l
4.48% conv preferred series A—23
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
9
29% Apr
29% Apr
7,000
15%
19%
common
Sulphur
Mar
15%
49
20
Producing Co_
5
182
13%
1
Gulf
10% Jan
13%
]
Co
Gulf
50
July 12
12% Jun
23
23% Feb
4
53
Nov
Jan
34% Jan
1
45
150
21
13%
25%
2C
Texas
Apr
13%
No par
Texas
28% Apr
13%
I5
common
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
Mar 20
43
99
13%
*99
67%
57
5
4
ivur
14
66%
*14%
99
14%
49
15
26
Apr
38%
15%
49
99%
38%
Talcott Inc
2
51
100
'
99%
72%
Texas
35
18
14
*99
y*
xl3%
14%
15%
par-
4
27
38% Feb
2.700
100 %
100
1
Co
Corp
Telautograph
11
62%
25%
Temco
11
62%
38%
9
10 % Oct
63
Symington Gould Corp
9
135% Apr
63
,30
3
27
63%
12.50
Jan
115% Jan
62%
77'A
26%
35
Apr
64%
78
14% Jan
56
164,200
27%
29
14
60%
77
16
Feb
59%
27%
Feb
45
61Vb
Corp
Chemical
12% Feb
30
Dec
Mar 15
20% Mar
60
Superior Steel
52% Mar 22
92 % Jan
61
Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America
(The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
25
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred
—No
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
4
23
45,200
20,100
59%
10
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
3
45
36% Oct
9
Feb
59%
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
6
2
22% Jan
July 26
9% Sep 21
6
11% Sep
41% Jan
Feb
Mar 22
10% Mar
58%
No par
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
1
6
39..
60 VB
60%
Sun Oil Co common
5
78
£
10
Apr
26% Jan
9
Apr
Jan
964
28
106%
59
105%
63 %
~_5
.
$4.50 series A preferred
Mar 23
99
15
25% Jan
8
33% Sep 15
58% May
2
80
Sun
105 Vb
60 Vb
59%
6
Co_
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
8
23% Sep 30
52% May
2
49"% Jun
6
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
6% Jan
25
1,080 Dec
8 %
31
Feb
107 V*
59%
62%
14 Vb
Studebaker-Packard Corp
6
15% Mar 15
106%
60%
64%
*99%
prior preference—
Storer
Shares
104%
59%
60%
No par
Stone & Webster.
10% Feb 29
42% Apr
30
Aug
5%
the Week
Apr. 13
64%
1
Inc
107
Friday
Apr. 12
61%
60%
100
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
12
8
101
Drug
105
Sales far
Thursday
Apr. 11
7
Stewart-Warner Corp
9
23
80% Sep
28
Jan
109%
Wednesday
10
new
S
Stix Baer & Fuller
Mar 20
Jan
L
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Feb
32
1
Sterling
26
13% Jan
17% Aug 12
27
67% Feb
8
9
(The)
Chemical
6
20% Jan '
20% Jan
35
Jersey
4
13
16
108
25
Sterchi Bros otores Inc
3
Feb
31% Mar 21
5
Aug 26
10
Co
Stauffer
J
27% Mar 12
39% Apr
21% Jan
19"% Jan
July 14
Starrett
6
9
33% Feb
12% Jan
32 "
25
No par
Standard Ry Equip
Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
13
Jan
58% Jan
27
21
21
26
71% Apr
15
5
Jan
Jan
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
6
20% Sen
19
13% Mar
29
38% Oct
6
19 % Jan
Feb
New
Apr. 10
-
3
25
of
Standard Oil of Ohio common
3%% preferred series A__
100% Mar 23
16% Oct
Oil
Tuesday
Apr. 9
Par
5
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
110% Apr
63% Apr
16
16
16
15%
'
*48
50
!
*48 "
34%
'50
33%
'
*48
*.
34
(
'f
15%
50 A
33%
*58
34
33%
33%
60
58
29%
27%
28%
15%
1(%
15%
2,400
58
28'/a
.
6,000
15%
*48
50
;
*48
400
64,200
800
•
1
50
1
11
11%
11 Vb
11 Va
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,400
1
(The)
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
28%
28%
24,400
3,800
u
13% Jan
33
May
6% Dec
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
'4
43 Ve Jun
28
35
9
16% Mar 19
11
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
Udyllte
15%
15%
44
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union Bag & Paper Corp
No par
41
41%
a
7
6%
41%
42%
No par
128%
130%
Corp
(The)
1
Nov
Jan
30
31
10
43
Apr
12
103 % Jan
26
131
Apr
6
Union
Carbide
23% Feb
14
28% Apr
2
Union
Chem
26
28
12
9
Union Elec Co of Mo
5
109
4
116% Sep
6
31 % Jun 30
31% Apr
108 % Mar 22
92
Jan
6% Jan
31% Feb
1
113
Jan
1
100
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
12
92
July 27
104% Mar 29
45% Rep
26
139
Jan
17
Apr
59
7
Feb
Mar 26
Mar 23
87% Jan
52
Jan
10
171% Feb
25
Mar 26
16
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
4
49 Vb Apr
32% Jun
3
30
48% Sep
74 J/4 Dec
22
113
26
Nov
7
34% Jan
6
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
52
Jan
128% Dec 22
49 V2
27
29% Jan
28%
109%
93
Jan
11
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*92
91
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
89
Preferred $4 series
Union Oil of California
No par
104
_
Jan
5
65% Apr
2
187% Mar 26
52% Feb
21
5
32% Jan
27
22
26% Feb
15
105
14
Jan
27
22 % Jan
July 25
73% Mar 26
129
'32% Apr
6
Feb
24
27
28% Apr
9
44% Jan
18
57% Nov 28
48 % Jan
20
71 % Mar 26
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
44% Feb
10
62
4% Feb
9
78
73 Vb Jan
23
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
66
Jun
27
15% Feb
25
13% Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Jan
7% Feb
11
27
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
51% Jan
23
Mar 31
9
2
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27% Oct, 11
35
Jan
6
61% Dec
29
?Zs/
19%
,
i
78
12
31
Mar
Feb
24
7
16% Jan
23
19% Feb
29
3
2% Jan
23
28% Jan 23
36%-Apr
2
25
54
Jan
23
65% Feb
23 !
29
54% Jan
23
72% Mar 20
9
3% Mar 26
22 184% Feb
15
39% Jun
28
30% Feb
13
41% Mar 27
3
78% Jan
18
90
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
5
-49% Mar 16
16% Mar
_>-4v A Jan.. 4
Jan
for footnotes
see
176
3
--44% Nov 28
page
100
98%
98%
61%
62%
61 Va
62%
61
177%
179%
179%
181 Va
179
49%
100
10
62
*98%
63%
200
19,000
179%
6,800
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 Va
3,300
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
4,400
70
71'A
70%
71%,
70%
71
8,400
100
America
*120
10
40
No par
—
24.
44
Apr
Jan
10
(Delaware)
130
*118%
127
39%
40
40%
32
32 %
"102%
32
28%
65%
66%
♦121
105
26%
32
66
♦119
32 Vb
32'A
105
♦26%
♦102%
"123
127
40%
40%
•102%
27 %
64 >/a
129
39%
32 %
♦102%
105
27%
No par
__>.
♦55
United Cig-Whelan
181
Feb
7%
Dye & Chemical Corp
United
Electric Coal Cos
Gas
41%
32%
26%
26%* 26 Va
67'A
67
54%
66
125
39%
32%
*102%
105
53
40%
32%
11,300
6,500
105
*26'A
26%
1,500
1
67%
66%
67'A
5,000
54
53%
53%
400
4%
9,600
S
,10
Freight Co
U
S
Gypsum Co
7%
U
% %
S
4%
4%
4%
78 VB
*77 Vb
77 Va
6%
J,
6%
7
16%
6%
7
13,300
23%
23%
23%
24'A
*23%
24 %
23%
24 Vb
1,800
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
10,400
52%
"52%
52%
52%
52%
16%
149
17
149%
16 Vb
145
16%
4,200
147 Va
240
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
22,600
30%
31 Vb
30 Vb
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30,100
36%
:
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
35%
36
36
36%
X6%
6%
7
7
.
7
17%
18%
3%
17%
3%
61%
100
7
16%
149 Va
24%
*24
3%
36%
4
6%
16
147
16%
148%
36
common
7
79%
16%
*60
1
6%
7
4%
*79
148%
149
1
70%
177
18
17%
18%
3%
18%
18
3%
18 VB
3%
3%
7
7
VB
2,500
18%
3%
3%
44,200
21,000
36
35%
36
35%
3%
36%
35%
35%
60
f
60%
61%
61%
62
63 Va
63
63
69 %
70%
69%
71 Vb
69%
71%
*175
177
,
176
--
7,500
7
35%
,
72%
♦176
7
176
,
♦175
177
1
,
69% '
»
6,500
2,800
69%
177
*175
9,500
20
v
Inc
100
common
preferred series A.
1
1
50
"o* 84^;
J
18
.
:
>
38%
39%
*84%
39%
Machinery com—1.05
preferred
Industries
4%%
4%
*77%
6%
preferred
4
4%
78'/a
No par
U
tJ S Hoffman
4%
*77 Va
16%
.—No par
United Merch & Mfrs Ins
United Park City Mines Co (The)
U S & Foreign Securities.^
Mar 16
4%
78 Va
147%
13%
♦53%
55%
%
i
5
Corp
*54
•77%
5
United Gas Improvement Co
United Industrial Corp
1
1 '
4
56%
100
com
preferred-,
United Fruit Co_.
Mar
36
6
flOI
90
70%
5
55
37% Feb
4% Aug
Sep 26
170
94
*88%
32
United Engineering 6c Foundry
23% Jun
May 4
Dec 16
*92
90
50
3
6
Nov
94
*88%
69%
United
7% Jan
36% Dec
*92
89%
*98%
4,300
31%
2
1
64% Dec
20,700
109
49%
$4.50 preferred
-No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
;
No par
154% Mar 13
30
Apr 12
35% Jan 23
6% Jan 20
621
28
180'/a
177
28%
26%
109
20,900
71'A
United
27
8% Mar
28 Va
110
2,500
125 Va
27
94
88%
100
61%
28
109 Va
124
31%
5
17
9
*98 Va
64%
27%
27
28%
110
*92
88%
127%
12,000
50%
3
Jan
May
94
88%
182
27%
28%
*108Va
*92
126
3,300
42%
70'A
Jan
21
36% Oct
26%
28%
109 Vb
41%
31%
Jan
30
39% Mar
27%
127 %
43
7
49%
Inc
of
125%
6%
41%
42%
7
5
preferred
Biscuit
41%
6%
50
7
22% Dec
60
United
15%
41 Vb
7
No par
com
23
28
14
18
9
5
3
Mar 16
Feb
26
conv.
preferred
Corp
15 VB
41%
28%
100
62%
Stores com—30©
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)—
1
78
129
Sep
6% Aug
v
6% Feb
15% Apr
4% Jan
5
34% Dec
4%
Aircraft
United Air Lines
Mar 21
Dec
17
United
*98%
180%
15%
41 Va
109 Vb
110
89%
25
15%
41%
41
127
26%
15%
41%
6%
42
125%
28%
15%
1
7
41
94
50
common
41%
Unlted-Carr Fastener—
6
38% Oct
150
Pacific RR Co
4% noncumulative
Union Tank Car Co
Mar 26
44% Mar 20
107
Union
common
15%
41%
7
27%
27
10
10
No par
4
23
Materials Corp
Preferred $4.50 series
23
35% Jan
&
Carbon
15%
...
7
9
Jan
113% Jan 23
&
%
Jan
112
63% Jan
July 25
33% Sep
108% Feb
19
98
7
Nov
205
92
Apr
Mar 27
7% Mar 16
;;#>%
..18 Va
49%
49
.18%.
49
39%
85%;
.40%
j
85%
18
18% "
49
49
39%
85 Va
„•
-Oa'/B
49
v
Si *84
18
18%
49-*
15,100
40%
39%
40%
■*£84%
*
-
—
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,
„
_
10
"30,600
so&
23
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1876)
STOCKS
Range for Preview
Year 1<J55
22% Jan
11
9 % Feb
8% Jan
9
9% Feb
23% Jan
11
30
Mar 13
70
11
21
Jan
6
84 '% Mar
68
3
75 Va Mar
93% Sep
20
86
Jan
4
9
101
Jan
23
23
23
Feb 18
4>% Jan
23
161
Apr
13
6
1<U
4
68
Sep
110
19
39% Mar 14
53% Dec
18
172'A Jun
45 "a Oct
11
60 Va
Jan
11
70% Dec
9
Jan
56
1
69
23
61% Apr
S
13
Jan
20
19% Jan
16
23
14
116 % Apr
24
17
38% Aug
3
36% Jan
3
38
17
15V4 Jun
2
12% Feb
8
14
12% Jan
30
14% Apr
21
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
15
3
Aug 16
3% Jan
11
May 26
1% Nov
26
56% Mar
10
99
3
16
24
Mar
9
55
Mar 23
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
159
Apr
9
167
Feb
3
37 % Oct
10
30% Feb
23
35
May
27
170
Feb
4
18
20% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
25% Jan
77
49 %
159 '% Dec
77 % Nov
23
91
Feb
3
41 % Mar
14
51% Dec
28
35 % Oct
10
47% Apr
6
24
27
29% Mar 12
Feb
21
82 % Mar 29
Feb
28
52 % Feb
8
50% Apr
12
14% Feb
17% Jan
3
Apr
37% Apr
6
4
39% Feb
11
32
6% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
7
Jan
65% July 21
51
Apr
15
Oct
130
14
13J % Jan
24
129
13
l„3 % Jail
21 i
128 "
1
87 % Sep
37% Jan
12
3
29% Jan
11
90% Jan
20
94
33 Va Oct
11
122
Nov
7
146% Apr
7
33
Jan
3
*4% Dec
6
122
7
13
113% Jan
9
116
Feb
lo3 % Aug
22
98% Apr
10
103
Feb
Feb
16
106
May 23
103% Apr
9
106
Mar
101% Jan
31
46% Jan
11
37 '/♦ Jan
49% NOV
6
Jan
11
30
i
103% Feb
33
28% Apr
*
18% Dec
5
) 31% Feb
24
'15%-Janl9
'
6
May
5
,
t
31% Feb
16% Feb
33% Jan
17
13
39% Mar 14
22% Apr
•
'
Feb
28
.•
76
3
?
5
-3
301
4
*53%
*159%
80
51%
80
52%
51%
50
1,900
51'/a
51 Vb
48%
48
49%
49%
50%
50'%
25,300
15%
15%
15%
15
153%
15
15'%
2,900
34%
32%
33%
32'A
33
5,900
35%
32
323/4
34%
323%
83/8
8%
83/8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
31
32%
32%
*91%
33%
34%
122%
122%
1223/s
43%
preferred
*98%
100%
983/s
103%
-
*103
104
62 - *
38%
••
20%
-.
613/4
20%
.•
.
*28% " 29%
20
J
;
62%'
32%,
37%
20%;
28
r
37%,
20%
32%
38
32%
63 %
32%
*
,*103
104
28%
t.
61%
*62 % '
323/a
32 %
37
36%
36%
20 V2
20%
* 203/8
: *28
V *76 /
l,
78[
6P/4
; ;
.
32'%
,
'
21,, \
29::.;
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.
2,000
2;200
,
36?%
20%
,
10,200
.
36%
,
29
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29'
20
62'%
32
•
J
20:,/8
340
,
103%
-
;
"
;
100r%
105
'
32%
62
3.6%
8,100
: 40
*99
104%
>
115%
*103
105
*1031/4
x32%
'•V
♦114%
*1033/4
*1033A
104
61%
,
"
-
•
45%
1003%
*99
100
1,000
443/4
115%
104%
*1033/4
34V4
123'A
41%-
43'/a
18,600
333/4
122%
.
122%
-115%
100
103%
*103
10*
114%
.
99%.
103%
5
«.
115%
103%
100
100
100
28
25
433/4
114%
43
43%
43
115%
7,400
:
93
*913%
351/4,
122%
123
31%
31%
>
93
33%
35%
122%
323/4:.
32
*913/4
93
33%
115%
preferred
*91%
93
33%
*128
32%
31%
32%
*913/4
93
33
20
*128
*128
*128
6,900
4,400
52
51
52%
*128
130
130
130
49
83%
52
52%
51%
523/4
51%
52%
521/4
43%
7 %
120
81
15
*114%
preferred
partic
9U0
1,800
27%
*80
51%
51%
200
160
27%
81
*80
1,300
35V4
159%
27
26%
26%
*26
8,000
35
35
159%
159%
161
26
*53
34%
35%
35%
153%
320
2VB
*21
53%
52%
54
80
122%
i
Mar
83% Jan
" ! Apr ,13
1
53%
94'%
21%
53%
2'/a
2 ya
21 %
*20
47%
•
:
21%
15%
No par
preferred
$4.12 preferred
_
Virginian Ry Co common;
6%
preferred
..
Visklng Corp (The) new
1
Vuloan Detinnlng Co common
63% Mar 27
16
:
6
34 % Feb
t30
21%
2%
2%
94
94
94
96
2%
150
50
100
preferred
div
9%
9%
9%
94%
2%
*128
$4.20
17
3,900
26
*128
$4.04
6
9%
9%
51%
100
13
101 *
1,800
9%
81%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5
preferred
mn
13
Dec
22
27
117% Jun
100
113 % Dec
133/a
36%
noncumulative preferred__100
6 %
6
13%
9%
*] 28
3% %
45% Mar 16
10
38% Jan
Jan
128
13%
97
"159%
*128
Va-Carolina Chemical com
6
13 Va
21%
Pacific Ry com_100
&
Victor Chemical Works common
92% Mar 12
38% Jan
6
Mar
5%
•
34% Mar 26
26
32 % Apr
2
Feb
26
Jan
51% Mar 29
28% Nov
Feb
13
13 Va
15%
Vlcks
128
20
37V4
13
•18%
9
Shreve
2,500
19
183/4
*36%
10
Inc
Co
1563/4
156%
18%
36%
1
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
130
Feb
Raalte
157
2.50
America
Industries Inc
Corp of
Norrnan
Van
24
58% Mar
(
Feb
Jun
127
8% Jan
Van
157
52%
52%
No par
Co
158%
2,600
80
*80
100
preferred
& Light
Power
Vanadium
38% Feb
7
3<i% jan
47 '% Mar
4%%
Utah
com___l
127,200
18%
36
37%
Inc
601/4
36%
53%
53%
159
26%
Co
500
59%
60%
157 va
59%
18%
*21
X37%
Pictures
65'%
37%
2%
22
*21
v159
26%
Universal
2,800
65%
161
18%
96%
2%
100
preferred
8%
61 Va
67
37
9%
9%
Leaf Tobacco com_No par
Universal
61
67
18%
13
97
2%
53%
580
62
68%
60%
37
18%
*36%
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
28
19% Mar
13% May 13
4%
9
Feb
162%
61%
59%
9%
30
140
10,000
573/g
56%
58%
60%
97
preferred—No par
Inc common
2
convertible
preferred
50
119
4b V2
162%
59
19
Wall Paper
United
11
*116
62
*67%
13%
89
118
57%
68%
13%
89
118
162%
159%
10,000
89
57%
158%
46%
47%
162%
67%
37
convertible
$6
Mar 23
2% Jan
Stockyards
69%" "69%
69%
57%
61%
159%
12,900
300
89
,
162%
62%
18%
25
1
100
<•"
*
46%
.
58
61
*36%
No par
noncuraulative preferred
12,800
9'/4
30%
69 %
119
61%
15.9
100
Co common
Tobacco
119
69
60%
Corp___
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
4i Va Feb
20
8
United
9
10% Jan
12
50
16%
Corp common
preferred
*9
30
47%
91
63%
*68%
9va
30%
163
163
163
63%
'
-
*70
46"%
*89
120%
57 Va
58%
58
*69%
47%
91
*119%
120%
163
&
70
47%
*89
91
*9
30%
29%
*68
69 %
48%
'
120%
preferred
7%
Mar 26
Apr
94
Ref
%
69
30
Shares
28%
27%
30
9%
*9
the Week
,
.
Apr. 13"
■,
27%
26%
27
27
r
9%
29%
Apr. 12
.Apr. 11
;
27%
*9
30%
47%
*89
preferred
100
Min com__50
1st
noncum
7 %
U
'29%
common
U S Steel
10
Feb
1% Jan
9% Feb
9% Dec
169
1
18% Mar
9Va
preferred series A
preferred series B—
Smelting
1%
19
19 /b Aug
91
S
9
Mar
65% Jan
168% Nov
35 V» Mar
8%
U
9 Va
26%
27%
10
5
10
Co
Card
27 vb
Friday
Wednesday
Apr. 10
Apr. 9
1
Rubber Co common
U S
2
Mar 16
1
Sep
Playing
3%%
Feu
3
62 Va
S
2
60"% Apr
156% Mar 14
17% Jan
O
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Pat
.
common
U 8 Plywood Corp
Mar 2J
1^4
Co
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
3%%
90 % Mar
51% Jan
40'% May 16
U
13
Jan
37% Feb
Lines
S
Bales fer
SALS PRICKS
Thursday;.
•
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
-Monday
preferred
49% Mar 23
12
157 Va Jan
O
Apr
/a
Sep
44
21
Jan
17
14
Sep 16
28
2IV2 Oct
61
24
25 Va Nov
6G % Jan
97
13
28% Apr
5
8'/« Jan
35
Highest
6
Jan
19
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
LOW
-•
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
t.
EXCHANGE STOCK -RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
r
,
1,400
..
'
-.100
w
85% Mar 25
74% Jan 19
12% Jan
3
(
i
15% Dec
13% Jan
32% Nov
3
66% Apr 27
27% Jan
9
30
30% Feb
'
*
29
14
6
16 % Aug
14
31
69% Feb
7% Jan
12% Jan
24% Jan
3
15% Apr
13
14
100% Apr
13
/2
81% Sep
t06
Aug 10
'
Oct
.•
11% Feb
14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
30
40% Feb
9
23% Feb
29
13% Jun
May" 12
42
32
Jan
21% Sep
27
9
30Dec
30
17 % Mar
6
20% Apr
13
4% Apr
Feb
23
52% Feb
2
43
4
20% Feb
16
4
Apr
105% Jun
3
25% Jan
10
107% Apr
24% Jan
19
70 ,;Dec
103
Jan
31
49
Sep
102
110
Jun
Jan
3
46'A Jan
1.4
19
Jan
14
29
11
4
-9
35
13
1
405
.'/
42% Jan
104
105
Jan 27
62% Mar 12
.
58% Apr
30
108
Mar 27
3
12
dan
25% Jun
29
jun
13
104
30
Jan
6
56
28
Jan
102
Jan
Feb
25
23
4.80%
30
77
Apr
70% Jan
6
22 % Mar
5
Western
33% Mar
6
Westinghouse
86% Apr
21
68% Feb
17
9
73% Jan
26
63
28% Jun
9
25 % Jan
6
32% Feb
15
29
Jan
23
5 3'A Oct
28
83% Feb
15
56% Feb
16
4%
13
130
49% Oct
11
3
104
46
Oct
20
2
Mar 14
12
6
6
37
'6
5
8,700
4%
3%
22%
22
34
35
27%
28%
109%
103 %
*101%
102%
♦101
62
61%
56%
55
106
*105
2
5
77
24% Sep
43
Nov
Feb
28
4
22% Apr
4
22
Jan
23
.31%.Feb
47% Jan
100 % May 18
92% Jan. 7
11
212% Apr
92
Mar
36% Feb
.
27
99% Jan 24
12
3
71
4
10% Jan
6
July
23
5
87/e Apr
61% Feb
15
79
Apr
13
13
32
Apr
13
7
Feb
52% Jan
Jan
17
103% July
16
27% Jan
»'
11
91
23
Feb
9
4
4
9
27% Apr
5
60
5
10
61% Jan
13
52
Mar 20
23% Oct 25
32% Apr
26
24
Jan
19
31% Mar 12
108% Sep
23
83% Feb
8
'104% Mar 21
16
24"% Mar 23
67% Jan
6
14
6
22
Nov 25
20
Jan
Apr
55%
Winn-Dixie
104
Woodward
&
*104
105%
57
57%
57 Va
58%
York
*75%
4%%
Young
32%
2,600
*102%
100
105
58%
571%
59%
8,600
76
75%
77
1,000
76%
67%
66 %
68
68'%
693/4
693%
703%
10,800
21%
21
213/4
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
64,700
31%
31 Va
31%
31
313/8
15,600
58%
58
58'A
573A
58'%
72,700
97%
98
97'%
97'%
75%
100
100
1
,
100
common__l
20
r
98%
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*127
52%
54
26 Va
99%
26%
26 Va
26%
78
78
77%
3 03/8
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30'%
30'%
30'%
500
44%
44'A
44%
9,600
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99%
70
12'%
12%
13,000
*28'%
28 3A
200
44 %
453/8
99%
99%
99%
99%
12%
13%
12%
13%
123/4
12%
123%
12%;
28 Va
28%
*28 Vb
433/4
423/4
433/4
15%
15%
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283A
42 3%
'43%
15%
28%
42%
xl5%
15%
153/4
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80
.
,
16%
16%
16%
16%
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16%
23%
22%
23%
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22%
22%
34%
33 Va
*143
33 %
33%
23%
23%
3,200
36 Vb
36 va
36'%
136 y4*
353A
36'%
2,700
48%
48%
29,100
523A
53»%
5,900
49%
47%
48 3/4
47%
48 va
54%
54%
53
54%
53%
53 Va
94%
95
95
95%
95%
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145
52%
94%
9
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200
96%
96%
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9
198
48
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200
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9
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96
.
-
9
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90
198
1,300
98
2,300
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12,200
79
28
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preferred
(L|A) Spring & Wire
,,«■
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9%
30
*141%
48%
9
3,200
333A
145
:
353/4
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33%
333/4
233/4,
24%
96%
1,500
8,700
"-233/4
353/4
♦194
16%
23
•141%
23%
97%
200
16%
22%
24
36%
203
6,000
12,300
81
145
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24%
97
423A
15%
81
233/4
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145
'
*198
41%
153%
.
23
33%
333/4
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-
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163%
23
35%
common
convertible
81
♦80
81
24%
10
-
44%
145
800
78
99%
33%
6,400
78
r
44%
144%
380
77%
99
80
22,900
26%
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Co
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27
99%
81%
54%
100
100
2 63/8
44%
43%
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*80%
Co
100
993/4
26%
10
Service
53%
54%
54
,
-rr
100%
44 Ve
16
1
54
600
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30%
78
44%
10
26 Va
,
30%
28%
100
100
-
26%
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15%
i
53%
53%
100
*30%
28%
Inc
98
*125%
30%
No par
Stores
98
98%
78
78
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42%
10
523/4
100%
100
No par
common
98%
*125%
" '
76%
76%
733/4
76
75%
76%
76%
77%
77%
31'%
32
10,800
26%
25 Va
25%
25Vs
251/2
25%
25%
25'%
25%
23,000
1
50
26%
56'%
56
56'%
56
56'%
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323%
101
57%
74%
5
Towne
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590
4,900
32'A
66 %
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
;cu3,700
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common
(F W)
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21'A
22%
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Iron
>57%
106
21
76%
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Public
4
21%
67%
preferred
Wisconsin
*105
105
*102'%
104
•'56%
573/4
-
105
106
21%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
56
56 3/4
56
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1,000
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59%*
60'
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-
66%
Worthington Corp common.
10
Prior preferred 4%% series__100
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31 Va Apr
Mar 22
9 %Nov
25
61
.
102
*75%
preferred
$4.25
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102
59
410
.
100
Woolworth
5
201% Apr
98% Mar
159% Jan
102
*100
103
conimou.No par
50 Va Mar 15
5
*100
*100
9,: 00
28%
107'A.
108%
103 V2
58%
57%
28'%
107V4
28
27%
74%
Co
Wilson-Jones
3,500
105%
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Corp common10
preference—No par
Inc
34%
32'%
55% Apr
.
11
Mar 22
24% Mar 26
23
10
20
145
3
41% Jan
4
37% Feb
,
9
52% July 20
59 % Mar 30
.
11
5
25% Jan
19
9
Mar 16
17% Mar
6
32% Jan
140% Jan
Oil
34%
32 3/a
preference
& Co
351/4
21%
"
Prior
35%
32%
Sewing
Wilson
34%
21%
preferred
Machine
5% %
5,300
107%
58
White
23%
*101'%
31
Motor Co
22
28%
105%
55%
105
*50
103%
61
61
100
51
50%
221/4
107%
58%
Wilcox
82
103%
1,100
38%
50%
22
27%
102%
*101
38%
38%
38%
51%
107%
31%
9
Apr:
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3%
4
-.
*101%
109
30%
16 Va Mar 13
23
14% Jan
13
29% Mar 14
44 %
*34%
28 3/8
27%
109
'
22
99
22%
36
109%
38%
38
*50%
51%
58
5
13% Apr
12% Jan
15
148% Jali
23
101% Jan
23
16
Sep
3
10
30
38
35%
Whirlpool-Seeger
Jan
26% Feb
38
*50%
32%
Wheeling
Apr
30 % Jan
9
4
21%
12
9
30
4
32 %
24
99
Mar 10
29%
22%
White
Dec
45% May 12
Jan
3%
11
27% Aug 31
36'A Aug 18
Mar 14
14
Jun
Nov
3%
45% Apr
86
18% Mar 21
48
4
1
17
9% Mar 18
Oct
3%
36% Feb
15% Dec
*
19
20%
2
28% Dec
22% Jan
86
20
18
July 28
10% Jan
Oct
20
15
25% Jan
102 Va July 25
7% Mar 30
159
*19%
31% Jan
51 % Sep
43% Oct
20
80% Feb
6
35% Dec
*19%
800
19%
9
34% Jan
,
3,700
19%
77% Mar 26
Nov
29 Va Oct
21% Jan
2,100
21%
19%
28% Jan
82
6
30
26
21%
19%
13
27
.140
25%
22
16
Sep
Jan
Jan
26
213%
Corp common__5
4 Va % conv preferred 1
80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
77
75
26
23
13
,
26
22%
28% Feb
31% Sep
22% Jan
29%
26
21%
59%
prior
1,500
26
23%
31%
Steel
29
23%
58%
conv
*28%
;
23
31 Va
$5
500
3,200
26
21%
Air
400
37%
37
29%
32%
Jan
103
99 % Mar 16
29% v
;
23%
1C
4
.37%
21%
3.80% ' preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Feb
37V8
32%
17
130
"*38 3/4
I
39
26
23
27
27
,
Jan
5
Aug
26% Oct
.
17
39%,
37%
37
20%
54% Apr
13
Feb
^39*
39%
37%
1
Telegraph
Union
:
85
.
29%
'
99% Jan
97% Apr
July 29
53
96 Va Jan
95
37%
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
65% Mar 20
130
103% Mar 18
5
May 23
noncum
12,200
*38%
2.50
"
*
39%
.
21
Western facillc RR
14
29
Sep 26
.
♦82
100
pfd
2nd preferred
Jan
19% Feb
Jun
98% Aug
86
Co common_10
100
Ry com__No par
Maryland
18
56% Aug
127
43% '
86
'
'V 7,700
11,800
43
42Va
5
4%%
preferred
Western
13
21.
"42%
44%
;42%
23%
Western Auto Supply
Jan
61% Mar 23
37
12
47
9
431%
•
1,700
'
21
42%
V
423/4
'
203/4 ;
20%
20%
2,300
26
preferred
105% Feb
25
Dec
-
86
38%
Western Air Lines Inc
23% Mar 13
14
Apr 25
31% Oct
102
20% Feb
9
20 3/4
42 Va
43%
"
6
11%
43%
X39/4
80
11%
„
29%
series B
100
/ 4,10% preferred series C
100
West Vlrgihla; Coal &■ Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%%
preferred
100
4.20%
2
Mar
Power
Penn
*11%
86
51%
Coal Co
Kentucky
West
13
,11%
41%
38%
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
112% Jan
.
113/a
86-
*50%
Corp
Sugar
11%
20%
39%
10,400
16%
41%
.50
1
4
preferred
Indies
West
West
161/2
86
com__2.50
Snowdrift
&
163%
..
29%
1
Oil
4.8%
16'%
423/4
37%
37%
32,800
5
Co
Corp
Wesson
101%
16%
„
40%
'
27
10
105% Dec
16% Jan
231/4 Apr
43% Mar
25% Jan
1
,7
12
Welbilt
*
102%
16%
*11%
16%
v;
„
101%
5
__
Mills
Investment
\
16
100%
,
5
1
Co
Motor
Knitting
Webster
6
4
Apr
_No par
No par
1,700
15:,A
153/4.
i
1,800
71%
15%
J
16% ;;
,
500
,
32
*70%
j
42%
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39%
..
,
15%
15%
16
t
-
89
42%
3
Wayne Pump Co
6
106
99 % Feb
20
Wayne
50% Apr
29 % Sep
15
62
9
5
36'A Jan
113
15
101% Feb
27 % Apr
vV'aukesna
Mar
24% Apr
9
28% Sep
9
23 Va Mar 14
107% Jun
Mar 29
8
30
25% Apr
Corp
Co
Washington Water Powfer
27
3
40% Sep
6
Jan
Petroleum
new__2.50
Pipe
Foundry &
31"
9
Jan
50'/? Dec
4
30
44%
703/i %
,
16%
14%
*101%
101%
20%
20%
44
32
300
76.;
31%
V
•
101%
11%
11%
20%
a
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.: 16%
16%
16%
14%;,
32
1
16
153/4
16%
..
101%
102
'11%
1.
Jnc_:
Pictures
Washington Gas Light
38% Mar 23
4
10
33 % Apr
_
Corp
6
9
Apr
40% Jan
3% Feb
4% Feb
20
%
17
6
50 y2 Dec
88
9
Jan
10
16%
Bros
Warren
19% Feb
18% Nov
6
1
___
Warren
25% Feb
18
,16.3/4
14 Va
70%"'
16%
15%
16%
Warner
2
22
Apr
16%
Warner-Lambert
45% Mar 23
48% Apr
11
Jan
21% Mar
2% Jan
,
?
;
23
38% Mar
36
16%
J, 6%
*101%
76%
70%
31%
.•31%
''.70
70
.
i
100
Wardell
24
.
2.50
Ward Industries Corp
11
71%.
70
4
76
.,.14%
.76% ; /
;
.
•
14%
*14%
r
32%
32
32
"
65% Jan
41% Sep.
16% May 16
13% Jan
Dec" 23
42% July
5
20% Aug
,
71%
20
38% DjC
»>,
12% Jan
27
43% Dec
5
5%%
Feb'28
23% Feb
3
18% Mar 14
10% Jan
&
32
71
14%'
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14%
.14%
J
Ward Baking
19% Mar 16
30 % Mar 14
4
G
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78
.
14%..
.
Walworth Co
106
,*75
.
/
Co common
preferred
2
Apr
'
1
100
_____No par
10
W_,__No par
_
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
6
17% Mar 12
17
12
16'A Apr
preferred;
4%%
RR
Waldorf System
9
: Mar 20
75
30
15
100
1
14% Jan
33
Jan:
19
15% Nov
,
Wabash
5
57
58
56%
29
9Q
56
57%
29
29
Youngstowfc Sheet & Tube
No par
102%
104%
100%
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
23%
23%
23%
28 3/4
23 7/8
; 8
28%
28%
28 Vs
101%
101%
102'%
100 3/4
23%
102V4
28%
100%
233/4
233/4
24
24
28%
102
24'A
,
5,600
1,400
13,900
8,300
i-t
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89 —Jan 18—142'%
/?.ld1Jand
Dec 27
a&,Ccd Prices;
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120 —Feb
no
sales
on
13
this
141% Jan
day.
fin
3
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-No par
129'A 130%
receivership, or petition has been filed for the
127% 129
"
company's reorganization,
i"28" 128%
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a Deferred delivery
TCash value,
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wd When distributed,
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Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
5525...
'- Number
Volume 183
(1877)
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
10
lOl.lOOct"!
101.10
Oct"
Wednesday
Apr. 10
Apr. 11
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
1978-1983
1995
.-1956-1959
Low
High
♦102.28
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
_
~
4
♦100.11
♦102.28,103.2
103.2
♦92.30
;
1961
"98.6
98.10
1
94.29 Sep
93.21 Apr
Oct 13
95.11 Mar
6
~9
98.10
97.20
100.10
*98
98.4
♦101
101.8
♦100.28
101.4
♦100.28
101.4
*100.24
101
102.12
♦102.4
102.12
♦102
102.8
♦102
102.8
*101.24
102
♦99.3
99.6
♦98.23
98.26
"96.16
96.20
95.2
♦95
95.4
95.18
♦99.2
♦95.16
95.20
"93.28
94
♦93.16
93.20
♦93.14
93.18
99.5
♦98.21
98.24
♦96.T4
36.18
♦94.30
♦95.14
1963-1968
♦93.28
94
June 1964-1969
♦93.16
93.20
Dec 1964-1969
♦93.14
93.18
1965-1970
1966-1971
♦93.12
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
*98.6
*100.6
101.8
1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
-
-
♦99.1
♦98.30
99.1
*98.24
98.28
98.23
*98.20
98.22
♦98.12
98.16
"96.14
96.18
*96.14
96.18
*96.8
96.12
♦94.28
95
♦94.28
95
*94.20
94.24
"95.16
95.20
♦95.18
95.22
*95.12
95.16.
♦93.20
93.30
♦93.26
93.30
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93.20
♦93.16
93.20
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93.20
*93.6
93.10
♦93.14
-
99.4
♦98.21
■
93.18
*93.14
93.18
*93.4
93.8
93.6
-
93.16
♦93.12
93.16
♦93.12
93.16
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93.16
*93.2
♦93.12
93.16
♦93.12
93.16
♦93.10
93.14
*93.10
93.14
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93.4
June 1967-1972
♦93
93.4
♦93
93 4
♦92.30
93.2
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93
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92.26
——Sept 1967-1972
♦93
93.4
♦93
93.4
♦92.30
93.2
♦92.28
93
*92.22
92.26
Dec 1967-1972
♦93
Treasury 2 Vis
.8
98.10
"98.6
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102.16
*97.16
100.12
♦102.4
1956-1958
Treacury 2 Vis
y5.14 Mar
8
*102.8
97.28
*100.9
♦101
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2Vis
95.14 Mar
102.28
♦97.24
100.12
the Week
High
1958-1963
Treasury 2 Mas
Treasury 2 Vis
_
*192.20
98.2
Sales for
Apr. 13
Low
High
1960-1965
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
100.4
1
■"
98.12
"98.8
Friday
Apr. 12
103
♦97.30
♦100.9
100.13
♦100.11
Thursday
Low
High
♦102.24
98.2
♦97.30
98.2
100.13
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
1G0.4
Low
High
1
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 9
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
93.4
♦93
93.4
♦92.30
93.2
*92.28
93
*92.22
92.26
Treasury 2%s
1957-1959
♦98.6
98.10
♦98.6
98.10
♦98.4
93.8
*08.3
98.8
*97.28
98.4
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1958
♦98.15
98.17
♦98.16
98.18
♦98.15
98.17
*98.14
98.16
*98.6
1956-1959
♦97.12
97.15
♦97.12
97.15
♦97.11
97.14
*97.9
97.12
*97
97.4
June 1959-1962
♦95.12
95.16
♦95.12
95.16
♦95.8
95.12
*95
95.4
*94.22
94.26
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 1959-1962
♦95.10
95.14
♦95.10
95.14
♦95.6
95.10
♦94.30
95.2
*94.18
94.22
Treasury 2Vis
96.2
7
Nov 15 1960
♦96
96.4
96.6
♦96.2
96.6
*95.28
96
*95.22
95.26
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
__
•♦96.2
98.10
International Bank for
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Low
High
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Sale Price
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Friday's
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97%
__
—
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—
June-Dec
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101
13
97%
Continental
Can
Oil
Crane Co
3Vis
3l/4s
3s
s
Cuba
to
102%
99'/a
Northern
of Am
8A6s
1965
1980
13%
99%
98'/a
99
svas 1966
mortgage 4s
mortgage
lien
4s
4s
& ref
A 1st iien & ref
For
13
119
(1942 series)
1970
4s
June
30
1970,.
1970
113%
101
103
97%
5
97%
97 '/a
2
96
99%
—
96
—
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~
ser
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1970-
4s 8erL3-1970^,
footnotes
see
page 29.-
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—
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—
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—
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99%
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—
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99%
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142
*—
101
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101%
94
127
142
101
103
104%
—
104%
Apr-Oct
debt adj
1940
General
General
Motors
4s
debentures
3s
Acceptance
debentures
1976:
Corp—
90
169%
92%
94
:
90
"4
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102% 103%
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debentures
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167 %
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94
89
90
8
102%
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309
100%
100% 101
65
100 V2
97
102%
98%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
100%
100% 101%
219
100 %
102%
66
93 %
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1961
23/4s
175
10
:
95
*92
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
109%
190%
......
I960
1964
debentures
95
Jan-July
1958
3%s
104%
2
—'
169% 169%
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Jan-July
adj ser, C 1968,™
Fobds Corp 3Vis debs
662
190
♦181%
May-Nov
1968,
B
104% 106
♦195
June-Dec
:
debt
ser
105%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
1972
3%s
debentures
1975
97
100
93%
94%
95%
95%
96
20
95%
98%
98%
99%
111
98 %
102'/a
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98%
99%
134
98 %
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99%
152
98
103
98
99
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debs
Corp 3Vis
income
conv
debentures
1979
1969.
98
98%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
General
*93%
Shoe Corp 3.30s debs 1980
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
8A7s s f mortgage 1945
April-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965__May-Nov
95
95%
95%
(W R)
Grand
3 Vis
Great
Company—
subord
conv
Northern
General
Ry
series
5s
General
4Vis
debs
.
1969
1973
series P 1982
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
General
mortgage 2'/4s series R 1961
A Debenture
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West
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&
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■
:
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101
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1
93
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18
99% 100 Vi
Feb
18
99%
18%
94%
23
Ohio RR—
5s series A July 2015
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
M 3%s series G 1980
Utilities
3s
mortgage
debentures
1st mtge
2%s
April
April
*86
90
85 %
May-Nov
*__
99%
99
1978
23/4s
1979
mortgage
23/4s
90%
100%
90%
97%
98%
ApriZ-Oct
69
Jan-July
mortgage
101
90%
1976—May-Nov
1969
First
1980
1st
100
106
*92
June-Dec
.
3%s 1981
3Vis 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
mortgage
103
103%
—May-Nov
mortgage
103
June-Dec
June-Dec
H
Hackensack
*88
mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-8ept
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Jan-July
Wiater
first
Hertz
Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4Vis 1999
Household Finance Corp 23/4s 1970
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Jan-July
93
149
*147
*119
11
96%
96%
*__
149
"2
96%
113Tb
120
119
35
115% 116%
115%
120%
95%
96%
100%
101%
103
100%
103%
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•
5
debentures
1958
Mar-Sept
debentures
1968
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
45%
45%
46 Vi
182
43%
47%
April-Oct
27%
26%
28%.t
129
23%
30
91
95%
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&
AAdjusted
Manhattan
Income
5s
first
Feb
5s
A
1957
1957
•
*103%
—
30%
28%
'■«
37/eS
'
30%
28%
31
"
—
99%
ctfs
ref
States
First
debentures
certificates
General mtge inc
Gulf
154
'115
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
D
General
&
154
95%
238
108%
Co—
C
series
mortgage 2Vis
Bay
106
Mar-Sepf
mortgage 3Vis series N 1990
General mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
AGreen
106
.
General
General
96%
& Co 3Vis conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
Union
4 Vis
;
243ifi^4%»
Jan-July
;
95%
613
*95
147%
87%
-
1948
98%
98%
103%
101
97%
■
—
14
93%
98
*_„
97%
May-Nov
70
39
106% 908
—
May-Nov
1st mtge
13%
95%
——
106%
May-Nop
1977
13%
—.
Ry—
AImp & equip
A 1st
4
93%
93%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1976
1984
1975
1945
debentures
4Vis
1st
1975
87 Va
May-Nov
5Vis debt adj ser A 1968
1st
RR—
A 1st
99
payment
April-Ocf
debs
debs
f debs
Crucible Steel Co
A 1st
as
mtge 2%s
debs
conv
99
—
Cuba—
Baking 3s (debentures
subord
Continental
Cuba
of
(stpd
2001
Power first
Continental
3%s
debs
5
Jan-July
(Germany)—
debentures
8A6Vis debentures
*
Gulf
Feb-Aup
Railroads
inc
dollars)
105 y8
Corp—
convertible
First
Consolidated
80%
102%
June-Dec
Co 4%s 1982
94%
'
1976
1959
92%
98%
__
April-Oct
1979
4'/2S
1
93%
—Jan-July
1978
82%
80%
13
87%
refunding 5s series A 1974__Mar-Sepf
94%
—
1981
102%
—
May-Nov
Motors
98
—
Jan-July
s f 2%s ser X 1986
Natural Gas 23/4s 1968
Consolidated
82
Realty & Utilities Corp—
93%
June-Dec
(Bait)
96
99%
*78
Jan-July
1977
General
*96
June-Dec
1976—
85
141%
94
103% 104
—
May-Nov
1972
debentures
General
95%
•
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1985
'
6
—
1971—Mar-Sept
1961
99 %
98
Mar-Sept
1984
K
debs
3s
96
95%
May -Nov
1st &
136 %
16
95 Va
100 Va 100%
F
Rubber
&
96
90%
mtge 3s series E
M 3%s
136% 137%
171%
—
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
series G 2000
97%
*—
1979—Jan-July
and refund mtge 3s series F 198l_Feb-Aug
ref M 3V'4s ser G 1981
May-Nov
First
1965
5s
1965
90
-
"
3s series
94
103%
171%
1
*82
94%
102
171% 171%
June-Dec
90
Good
1977_ApriZ-Oct
mtge
102
*94
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
94%
7
1982_Mar-Sept
refund
1
100'/a
June-Dec
Ohio Division first mortgage 3%s
Grace
refund
refunding
91
—
4%s 1961
92%
-
■
and
and
1995
4s
2
——
92%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
and
91
171'/a
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
•
93%
♦—
—
April-Oct
■
First
First
June-Dec
93%
June-Dec
Oompania Salitrera—See
First and refund
100 %
90'/a
*__
Feb-Aug
Southwestern
&
First consol mtge
8 A 7s
104%
101%
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First
97%
14
May-Nov
General Mtge inc 4V2S ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3 Vis series E 1964_April-Ocf
consol mtge 3%s series F 1990
Jan-July
3 Vis
91%
~3
95
April-Oct
■■■■>.,
.
.
102%
18
91
—
Mar-Sept
1958
lien
1017/a
98
91
Georgia div first 5s 1956_May-Not>
first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
3Vis 1970
Mar-Sept
General Electric
99%
96
— —
103
97%
(N Y)
stamped
3s
April-Oct
2001
.
,
91%
104
103%
100
Erie Railroad Co—
General
99%
117% 118'/a
118
.
;■
'98%
101 %
103
100
75
98'/a
98%
__
Feb-Aug
,
1985
1969
3Vis
mortgage 3s series N 1978—
sinking fund debentures 1999
s
■
101
Co—
Edison
First
3s
97 va
100 Va 100 %
*96
Mar-Sept
1964
mortgage 3s series
23/4s
97%
96%
■
—
——May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3Vis 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983
—May-ZVo®
Commonwealth
••
—
—ApriZ-Oct
1977
—Jan-July
E
debs
conv
101
103%
*100% 102'/a
97%
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry
47/eS
1979
ser
72%
'33
*97% 100
■
101
97%
—
June-Dec
87%
2
50
91%
104
—
.
95%
_
98%
84%
100
1982„May-Sepf
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
3 Vi
J
*—
——
85%
83
:
1975..»r——<
series
•
90%
78
♦-
—
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2%s 1980
3Vis 1982
Firestone Tire
120
_
*__
1961—April-Oct
I975_ii.
A
debentures
97%
Inc—*
System
3? debentures series
3%s
1990_May-Nop
1970™■Jan-July
j—June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
May-Nov
3s
-Jan-July
4s 1995
AFirst and
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4'/2s series E
88
96
_Jan-July
series I
debentures
^Florida East Coast first
Cincinnati
Cleveland
90%
84
May-Nov
•
117
98
June-Dec
1976
K
103%
93 Vi
iw—
94%
*94 Va
„
99
103
99% 101
94%
96%
97 Va
2
102%
93%
97%
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
City Ice & Fuel 23/4s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
102%
96
97%
■■
■
9
92%
90%
First
102% 102%
'
„
82
94
84
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1981
May-Nop
3s
subordinated debts
1982
Jan-July
Duquesne Light Co ?%s 1977
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
April-Ocf
5s
104% 105%
*—
Jan-July
1977—T
&
Edison El 111
102
98
__
101%
Mar-Sept
1970
H
2%s
ser
debs
conv
East Tenn Va &
99%
4
98
79%
83%
78
—
97%
Mar -Sept
!
f
s
3%s
Second gold
103%
■
E
—_—
1970
3s
Co
90'/8
8
April-Oct
1985
mtge 23/4s ser J
1st mortgage
82
T.-
..
1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 23/4s series G 1974
_Feb-Aug
O I T Financial Corp 2%s
1959_r—
April-Oct
debentures
ref
1st
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
3%s
ref
series
refund
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
92
99%
85%
*77
__
.
74
92
—
—
69%
■
98%
Lake—
3s
and
&
Detroit
15
-
103%
81V2
93%
May-NoT
May-Nov
1985
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984
Gen & ref 3 Vis series O 1980
77%
April
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 23/4s-4'/4s 1994_Jan-July
Income 23/4s-4'/4s
1994
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 43/as ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23/4s 1975, ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978—
Jan-July
4s
Edison
&
3s
77%
—
100
84
•
North Western Ry—
mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980
Jan-July
4 Vis income debs 1995Mar-Sept
Cities
1%
,
Gen
&
mortgage gtd 3%s series
3Vis
tr
98
101
101%
Grande Western RR—
Salt
&
Gen
71%
3
v"
98
*79%
..
Second
First
coll
&
Rio
General
87
Mar-Sept
B Jan
series
71%
*73'/a
1985
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
3 %s
1983
inc series A Jan
mortgage 4s
A2nd
&
Detroit
97
82
—
97
100
17
Income
125
93%
96
98
May-Nov
(3% fixed
contingent, interest) 1993
(4Vift
contingent interest) 2018
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
A
ser
98
101
Div
1973—May-Nov
May
May 1 2042
5s
101
First mortgage series A
75%
123%
——
*76% ; 85
4-6s
991/i
102% 103 %
division
trust
"2
98'/a
Income mortgage series A
105%
88
17
__
series C
1993
■1.1%
'
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Western
&
5s
92%
99'/a
*—
102'/a
Co—
—
88
71V4
88
Jan-July
April
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
mtge
Denver
95%
--
—
M
RR
& coll trust 2%s 1980
mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1984
1st
<—»
93%
>
refund
4
•—
Jan-July
May-Nov
1963
Western
mortgage due
92 Vi
Low
June-Dec
.April-Oct
mtge
Denver
April
May-Nov
1997
1985
gold 5s 1982
1st
97 %
*90
1st
RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s
First mortgage 3%s series B
5s income debs Jan 2054—
Chicago
101% 102
Jan. 1
No.
mortgage and coll trust 3Vis 1977_June-Deo
mortgage and coll trust 27/8s 1979_Jan-July
First
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
Range SIi
Bold
92 Vi
92 Vi
Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
1965
extended
&
mtge & coll tr
First
112
109%
1st
106
*108
Bonds
High
Jan-July
1965
1st mtge & coll tr 4Vis ser B
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
103%
20
Friday's
June-Dec
Pennsylvania DivisiSn—
103
101%
102% 104%
4s
Lackawanna
and
Morris & Essex
101%
97 Va
—
100
Jan-July
York
First
101
102%
Jan-July
Hudson
AIncome
100
impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
first
.
100%
—
12iy8 121%
impt M 3Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aug
and
New
98%
—
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3Vis series D
Refund
&
Lackawanna
Collateral
*100%
~
23/4s debentures
debentures 1977
Delaware
67
3
Co
Delaware
96%
7
63%
96
&
3 Vis
93%
'
Refund
First mortgage 3s 1984
Dayton Union Ry 3»/4j series B
Deere
*99
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
—Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965——Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
4Vis
96'/a
A
First
General
94 Va
mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 3s series A 1978—
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
91%
'
■F
or
Bid & Asked
99 Vi
h— "
April-OcI
First
73 y8
91%
84%
•61%
95%
105'/a
72%
96
*95%
1 2020——May
1987—
3s
L.
103
2
99%
Sale Price
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975
1
95
*__
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
107%
94%
Interest
Exchange
High
8
*98 Vi 100 %
--
Friday
BONDS
——
95
Feb-Aug
RECORD
13
New York Stock
104
72 %
91
94%
Feb-Aug
1960
BOND
APRIL
1
41
103%
72%
*—
April-Oct
debentures
of
105% 106
April-Oct
1965
Central of Georgia Ry—
»
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
AGen mortgage 4Vis series A Jan
AGen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan
Co
105%
Feb-Aug
(1947 issue)
3Vis debentures
Central RR
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
Canadian Pacific Ry—
Carolina
W
Week's Range
"
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s-series A 1981—Jan-JulyFirst mortgage 3s
series B 1978
June-Dec
91%
91%
98
98
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Exchange
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RR—
„
.
„„„
*101%
1980
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series A 1970
Jan-July
lAIlseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
Feb-Auy
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2y2s series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3y»s debs 1972
Afar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Afar-Sept
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
Inter Rye Central America 1st 5s B 1972—Afay-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Afar-Sept
101
1003/4
1003/4
*8
104
104
101 y2
—
„
100
Reiunding <fc
iuo%
Collateral
167
167%
101
101 %
*100
149%
101 Va
104%
101%
16
99
100
973/4
—
4
97%
973/4
100 V2
Y
N
income
4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
Y Lack & West 4s series A
4'/2s series B 1973
943/a
94
94%
1G3
102
—
—
N
98% 100%
18
Y
N
2%s
,
*97%
1961
6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
SAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
1959
„
-
'
N
N
64%
N
98
'
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n\
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ASeries
E
F
5s
contingent interest 2003
interest 2003
4V2s
ASeries
contingent
Aircraft
First & refund
First & refund
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
33/4s ser H 2003
First & refund mtge
First
refund
&
8t Louis
Louisville
1st
Div
Elec
3Ves
3 Ves
mtge
I 2003
ser
gold 3s 1980
1st mtge 23/4S
second
Gas &
mtge
1st
mtge 3%s
1982
1984
93
7
913/4
94
77
78%
77
85
85
1
82%
91%
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s
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1978
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1
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St
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100
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1996
debentures
97
87%
66
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1969
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Minnesota
Minn
90%
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Jan-July
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a
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1975
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1975
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69
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April-Oct
3s debentures 1976
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3%s debentures 1978
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.
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April-Oct
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Lockheed
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90
92
84
86
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May
May
2003
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4s
D
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67
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.
Terminal—
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June-Dec
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3V28 1997.June-Dec
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;
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vi8 A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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„■
Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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Afay-Nov
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
Afay-Nov
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Afay-Nov
t
68 V2
BO
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67
..
■
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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" i;
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—.Jan-July
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April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983—_i._-.__April-Oct
N
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91%
74
103% 103%
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'
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3
22
3%
3%
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1st
100
99
99%
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89
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99%
165
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1955—
4s
Y
95 Va
110%
99%
,
:-.v.,
Jan-July
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April-Oct
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>
81
156
Y Power &
59
109%
——
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lst
N
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95%
99
*
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&
AGeneral
9
Jan-July
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—
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—
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4%s
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1961
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1990—;
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June-Dec
1978
J,
June-Dec
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June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
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June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4l/2S 1961—Jan-July
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Jan-July
Kanawha 8r, Mich 1st mtge 4s
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81%
90 %
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City
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&
145
81
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1980—June-Dec
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RR 2%s series B 1975
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Feb-Aug
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-—-Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s .registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
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trust 6s 1980-
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99
1
993/4
99%
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Power & Light 2%s 1970—Afar-Sept
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Afar-Sept
1st
Range Since
Sold
90
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Consolidated 4s series A
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99%
10
99%
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Kansas
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New
963/4
97%
99%
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Joy
Bonds'
•
HiQh
98
Bell Telephone
Jersey
1
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Jan-July
33/«s 1978—
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3y»s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—.
Mar-Sept
..".New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977__
May-Non
Interstate Power Co—
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or
Bid 8c Asked
"
Ry 4s
1st mortgage
Last
Bale Prlee
1
101%
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debentures
f
8
Period
High
Low
No.
High
1
Jan.
Week's Eu|«
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Stock Exchange
.
New York
New
4%s-3%s ser A
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%» series B 1979_May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%» series F 1984
Jan^-July
1st mtge 3 l/as ser G 1980
oJtH
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
3%s
Range Binee
Bold
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Consol mortgage
Illinois Terminal
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Friday's
or
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Illinois Central
,
„
Last
13
WEEK ENDED APRIL
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
page
29.
97%
94—
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102%
,
95:
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—
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General
4%s
A
Feb-Auy
June-Dec
B 1968
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series
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fund 4%s 1960
1965
April-Oct
General mortgage 4ViS series E 1984——Jan-July
General mortgage 3y«s series F 1985
Jan-July
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1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co— *
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series B
1974
Feb-Aug
General gold 4%s series C 1977
Jan-July
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4'As
series
D
„
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May -Nov
First & refunding 2%s 1974
May-Nou
First & refunding 2%s 1981.
—
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1978Feb-Aug
First & refunding 3y4s 1982;
a_—Jan-July
1st & ref mtge 3y8s 1983j,a
—-—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3 y8s 1985
—,—~—,—April-Oct
104
108%
90
103%
107%
106 y2 107%
14
106%
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101%
40
99%
105 Va
99% 100y4
106 %
43
99%
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100
1981
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
11
103 V* 104%
104
103%
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104
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86
98%
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99
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98
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99%
77
101%
1081/2 108%
1
103%
IO31/2
105% 105%
4
104 %
105 Va
94%
94%
94%
97%
96
96 V*
941/2
98%
*„
94%
94 V*
96%
93%
93
931/4
95%
*99% 100%:
;
18
98% *99%
*97 Va
98
102
"
94
95 V*
1033/4
98%
101 Ys
99'
101
■
'
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
-Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972_^__June-Dec
PIttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
4s ser G
97
Coke & Chem
1st mtge
Consolidation
3%s
Electric
Service
debentures
3s
Gas
&
and
88
First
and
1st
debentures
and
5
88 »/2
18
T
88
102
—
*06 %
100
101
•01
1
Texas
Pacific
&
98 %
98%
98
101 y4101%
94
3s
100 %
'95
Jan-July
104%
:t
97%
97%
*177%
*156%
i'
•Rhine-Westphalia ;Elec. Power Corp—
jADirect mtge 7s 1950
ui:*
SADirecfc mtge i8s:4952
>—<—
Consol mtge 6s 1953
:
AConsol mtge 6s 1955j._:
L_—__
.
1
97 V2
-
it
175 %
•
175%
:
•181%
__
147%
1
.
156 Va
General mortgage 4Vis series D
3 Vis series J
s
-.Vj:
1969
: '
& Adirond'k
Second
gold
—
99%
99'%
99%
'93
Mar-Sept
►
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1st gold 5s
1996
6s
99%
87
"i
93
89%
92
88
93
93
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
Jan-July
4s series A 1997
1st mortgage
ASecond. mtge
2022
inc 4Vis ser A Jan
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
...
First
May
Mar-Sep
91%
♦100%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Npv
first
Paul & Duluth
cons
Beaboard
1st
Line
Air
RR
107
97%
I
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
debentures
3s
Oil
1
Sinclair Oil Corp 3%s conv
2%s
Oil
Skelly
1983
debentures 1965
Oil *Vis 1976
Bocony-Vacuum
South
Bouthern
Bell
2%s
1985
debentures
1970
Bouthern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis conv
-
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
Gold
97%
90'%
1981—
4Vis
A 1977
1969—
San Fran Term
—•_
..
1st mtge
3%s
Rcr
.
89 %
119%
32
122%
125%
104%
107%
105%
104% 105%
105
103%
IO31/2 1041/2
141
103 %
1061/2
1st
103%
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
103% 104%
26
103%
106%
100
100%
9
series E 1986
23/4S series F 1996—
First mortgage 2Vis scries G 1961Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
"
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
First
27/8s
Mortgage
'
3Vis
1977—
33/4s
Joint
Southwestern
Bell
debentures
Tel 23/4S debs
1983—.—
first gold
Internal
ASpokane
Coil
Standard
Btandard Oil
5s
Products
*118
83
128%
9
—
„
95
89%
120%
*99%
conv
June-Dec
93
136
135
a
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102
90
90
166
167 "i
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163
167
161
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—
83%
143
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143
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1
.
85%
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119
102%
154%
100%
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150
100%
91
95%
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102
103%
100%
92
91
91
99%
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100
102
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102
103
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96
92%
26
93%
92%
92%
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100
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98%
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67 %
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87
95
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87
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98
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10
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79
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101
80
99
80
79
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112
105%
234
99% 100%
101
100
5
100
100
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102%
83
79
21
'
78
80
81
91%
92
99%
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101
Electric
sale not
delivery
Deferred
in the
year's range,
101
n
2%s 1976-Jan-July
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rOash
year's range, y Ex-coupon. "■
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy^
the
100
Bankruptcy Act,
27
92%
;
;
.
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 M
securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
97%
114'/2
145%
A Bonds
selling
not
salt
>
the
in
included
99%
95
337
141
104%
103%
1 2029---—May
Electric Light & Power
Yonkers
93%
98
2
.94%
93
1982—April-Ocf
1967
89%
89%
95
95
105%
103%
105
*—■
-
not
April
103%
101
^
—May-Not;
April-Oct
Jan-July
2004——
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan
Included
May-No\
:
4Vis 2013
105%
1031/2
132
119%
—
100% 104 V4
85%
94%
'
128% 128%
128%
—-—*—May-ZVor
1985
April-Oct
3Vis conv
(Indiana)
"5
83
95
RR—
Orleans & Northeastern
New
83
*„
83
102
21
Power 2%s 1976——June-Dec
•<
First mortgage 27/8s 1979—;
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
Jan-July
87%
86%
*86%
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
23
105
*
May-Nov
1973—April-Oct
debs
mtge 4s series A
Wisconsin
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First -mortgage
conv
Gen
100% 100%
102%
*—
-
April-Oct
1975
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
3%s
83%
82
123% 125
123%
94%
114%
89%
*—
93%
92%
264
114% 116
99%
91%
——
--
93%
1071/a
97%
96%
115
98%
97%
98%
90
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
157%
107%
4
~
'97%
94%
127
5
98%
89'%
89%
102
92
100
157%
152
155
101 %
~7
92
-
——
100
92
Pacific Co—
First 4Vis
Gold
*_
.
Edison Co—
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Bouthern
99%
Jan-July
—
debentures
convertible
*93%
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—-
1987
-Bouthern California
3%s
.
—
1963
1979—
debentures
2%s
5s
.
& Telegraph
Telephone
debentures
3s
gtd
RR
Ala
North
&
*92%
94%
93
95%
100% 100 '/2
series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 41/4S series B Jan 1991-—April
First mortgage 3'/4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'/4s 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—-Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westcnester Lighting gen mtge 31/2S 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3'/2s series I 1966
-Jaji-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C 19791
Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984—
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
^
!
*
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
—Jan-Julf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
100%
92%
—
98V4
105%
102
'101%
Gen mtge 4s income
112
93%
„
98%
ApriZ-Oct
.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
.-April-Oct
1971
99%
110
96%
96%
881/4
105%
w
97%
•/- 1
86'A
105'%
88
*—
Wabash RR Co-
107
100%
100%
*94%
AprfZ-Oct
debs-1982
1951
Halske 6Vis
fASiemens &
.'
1,491
June-Dec
debentures
2 Vis
97%
112
110
June-Dec
1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s si
Shell
110%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1980
1977
debentures
f
s
114
105%
100%
: #-4,
v
'
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3y4s ser C
101%
112%
113
*.102
Co—
3s series B
mtge
3%s
101 %
—
—
.
96%
95
43
95
104%'
»—
debentures
consolidated 5s 1958
First
97
91%
$ '
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B
*
"2
91%
•108
V
gold 4s
1971—"
__ April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nor
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bt
101
97
—
subord
conv
-
.
-
May-Noc
1989_Pan-July
lCGS-June-Dec,
1989
bond certificates
4s
*96%
.
'
*—"
1969
—June-Dec
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—-Jan-July
'
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Lawrence
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
971/4
1171/4
-
A
v
3'/8s
1977
94%
106%
Vanadium Corp of America—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage
.
.
.
101%
1
2%s
.
100
98 %
——
322
95
assented
155%
148
155% 155%
156% 156i/8
155
147%
♦156
Corp—
1947
95%
95%
M.
*—
series A 1947--—
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
—
3
'
98%
*86 %
—Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
31/4S assented series A 1951
——June-Dec
61/2S sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
31/4S assented series C 1951—
June-Dec
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968—
Jan-July
series
debs
31/4S
103%
100%
94%
1977
Steel Works
6'/2s
97
95
—
—
111% 115%
111%
United
100
.
May-Noo
—May-Nov
Feb-Aug,
—ApriZ-Oct
>
97%
1
-
/
Jan-July
—
2
97%."
97%
97%
1C0
99
100%
99%
81%
28%
94%
Feb-Aug
America
of
Co
debentures
33
94%
86
Biscuit
85%
26V2
.
1976
debentures
731/a
67
*96
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
.—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
r—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3V2s 1972
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-Nou
4%s s f debs 1972
—April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Oct
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976————May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
April-Oct
117%
109%
55
85%
85'A
785 y4
±Jan-July
mortgage 1946
1946--—.—i-_-2
\ 7s sinking fund
.• <3%s
assented
488
110% 114
111%
Radio Corp of America 3%s conv 1980
_June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series-D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co "3%s debs 1975—
^Feb-Aug
Rheinelbe Union— [■
/
3 975—
11
373 '
100% 100%
May-Nov
.
95%
93
93
*—
1970-—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2%s debs
1041/a
84
*95%
Refunding mortgage 21/2S series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4V4s s f debs 1973
,April-Oct
98
96
~
debs
conv
2%s
103%
101 %
48
101% 102%
27/8s 1980
tr
^8
*98
1975-AprtZ-Oct
Union Pacific RR—
1041/4
100%
24
__
& coll
Oil of California
1021%
—
104
27%
27%
May-Nov
June-Dec
mtge 3%s 1982
Union
96%
95
96%
100% 100%
Apr-Oct
99
mtge
1st
138%
208
97
•98 % 104%
1st
1021/2
138%
98 Vs
135 %
93 "
84
1971—May-Nov
of Missouri 3%s
1968
96
81%
June-Dec
1974
3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
3s
103%
101 %
9
Orleans
New
99%
96
135
103
u
3%s
.
of
102
99
6
98
•135%
I960—Jan-July
A Adjustment income
5s Jan I960:
—April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960__June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
205
♦—
1985—Jan-July
103
95
91%
1
69
12
97%
98
114%
110
1
'
91%
100
99
,
96
100
98
39
"130
'102%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000June-Dec
first
Union Electric Co
June-Dec
1964
110
91%
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s
1
94
100
RR
United
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
110
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
104%
if-
100
991/4
1983—April-Oct
i
99
99
3%s series C
M
General and refund M 37/8s ser E
8s
1975
94%
97
::
refund M 3y4s series B
First and refund
Texas
3
1041/2 104%
—
27/8s series D 1985
1965
First and
98
Ry—
_
94
97
Texas & New Orleans RR—
102
98%
and impt
First
1972
93%
97
97
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov,
M As series C 2019
Refund
93
100
—
11
98%
98 y4
and impt
Texas Corp 3s debentures
Co—
mortgage
~
Refund
110
.
100
88
»
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3%s
3Vis debentures
104
105%
,
refunding mortgage 5s
First and
3%s
108%
•
99
fit
Jan-July
May-No®
1972
1973—
106
105
♦100
May-Nou
refunding
106
105
104
April-Oct
1963
2%s debentures
debentures
9o */a
95
104%
96 Ye
12
%:
'104%
Jan-July
1966
Oil Corp. 27/8s debentures
& Co
94 %
lOAVa
90%
94
Terminal RE Assn of St Louis—
1968__Jan-July
2037—Jan-July
2031—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
and
First
105
51
■
105
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
First
Bwift
92%
89%
27
*95
High
Low
89%
Mar-Sept
1
Jan.
h.
No.
High
94%
—Jan-July
1973
debs
3%s
Chemical
106 %
20
—
105%
*106
general
Public
100 %
27/8s
105
ApriZ-Oct
Youngstown & Ashtabula
5s series B 1962
Btauffer
90%
90 %,,
Bunray
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
i
June-Dec
First general 4Vis series D 1977
—June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3y«s 1977—_..Feb-Au0
First mortgage 3s 1983_
„_Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Map-Nov
First
j
100%
f
100 %
1965—Jan-July
April- Oct
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Pittsburgh
98
——
•102%
1964—.May-JVow
3Vis
Coal
983/4
(N J)
Sold
Bid & Asked
90
1971—May-Nov
debentures 2%s
2%s debentures 1974
j
Btandard Oil
Range Sine#
Bonds
Friday's
or
'
Last
Bale Price
Low
99
96%
6
•90
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
Pittsb
97
Friday
Period
Exchange
High
Low
No.
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1
Jan.
1957__May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
APRIL 13
ENDED
Since
Range
Sold
High
»
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
Pittsburgh
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
.
Consolidated guaranteed
WEEK
Week's Range,
Friday
BONDS
i.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
-
or
during current week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
list
the following extensive
In
we
furnish
a
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
the American Stock
on
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
APRIL
ENDED
Exchange for the week beginning
Stock Exchange itself
April 9, 1956, and ending Friday, April 13. It is compiled from the report of the American
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and is intended to include every
riaaj
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Alloys.
1
common.
10
30
1
10
1
3
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat Stores
Inc__
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass
5
6%
Air
shoe Stores
Manufacturing common
Associates Inc (N J)r_T_,
Way Industries
Airfleets
Inc
For
footnotes
Incl^.;
\
see
page
3
_1
33.
of Price*
Week'*
Share*
6%
30
6%
7
100
8'
8%
Jan
-
24%
8
2% Apr
100
x8
■
8%
Jan
Jan
2.100
2%
12%
24%
Jan
3.800
.
7
28%
4,100
10
"
6%
6% Apr
2.500
,30
9%
3
High
7'/4 Jan
31
Feb
10 % Mar
3% Jan
Low
~
—
8%
Apr
IOVa Jan
-*300
9
Jan <
13% Mar
-4,-900
600
-
: 6% Mar
-
23%
Feb
"
7% Jan
25% Mar
Petroleums
1
Alabama
Gas
Southern
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Alaska
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
All
preferred-
34%
35
50
175
175
:
—100
shares—
.10c
--7%
Corp
warrants
•6%
■
-6%
Apr
37%
Jan
162
Jan
175
Apr
99 %
Apr
103%
Feb
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
2,000
42%
6%
%
Feb
200
1,800
-5%
7%. -7%
High
Feb
33%
2,103
10
99%.100
5%
5%
Kunstzijde N V—
Engineering Co
35
175
Jan. 1
Low
%
6,600
%
42 Va
1
Inc
dep rets Amer
American
Alleghany
2
Corp__
%
JJ
__50c
Ltd
Range Since
High
Low
Par
AJax
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
security
oans>
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
10%
8%
1
—1
for Week
8
•
Ainsworth
Air
sale*
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Allegheny
Alles &
Airlines Inc
Fisher
5%%
Internat'l
Allied
Products
Aluminum Co
cumulative
$3.75
95%
U%
8%
8%
common—1
—1
1
Air Filter 5%
21
Co
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American
Hard
35
American
pfd
conv
Bantam Car
Maracaibo
American
Natural
American
Tractor
1,455
25% Feb
35% Apr
1«nn
oVv M&n
31
29
29%
31%
10%
11
39%
39%
15%
16
in
15%
13%
22%
7%
7%
6%
7%
13%
Oil
Company class A
Anacon Lead
Mines
6%
•
20f
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
14%
A
S
6,200
n
16%
15%
16%
2.42
14%
12%
14%
onnnn
shares
4
Apex-Electric
Manufacturing Co_
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
1
pfd
"
8%
9
106
103
31%
31%
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in
1
a
33%
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18%.
19%
9%
10%
4.72%
44%
preferred
Co
43%
44%
21%.
21%
22%
100
Armstrong Rubber Co
Aro
A
class
Equipment Corp
Associate
Electric
American
Associated
2.50
dep rets
Food
A
(ex
$43
div
arrear
paid
July
1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
22
Non-voting
Automatic
Voting Machine
AA
Jan
Jan
2444
24
Clark
9%
Feb
12 %
3%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
200
474
Feb
Jan
57%
15% Mar
Jan
Feb
Vtc
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16%
1,400
3%
3%
3%
4,500
37A
n
2%
2
7
7%
l
674
6%
Basic Incorporated
Basin Oil
Company
1
18 J/2
18%
9%
9%
50a
"2%
2%
3
1
5%
5%
16%
common
Beck (AS)
Shoe Corp.
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada
1
49%
49%
49%
900
17 %
17%
18%
1,100
300
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
12
7%
7%
6%
6%
6%
I
common
6%
6%
6%
•
common
42
prior cumulative preferred__100
Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Inc
3
42
43%
100% 101
5%%
Borne
Gear Works
X
Ao
7%
3
_
~73/4
7%
? 7y8
7%
20o
7%
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7%
''
2%
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord
2%
*
8
6%
8
Breeze
•
8 Va
8%
8%
Corp
common
Co
Gas
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Manufacturing Co
common
Oil
British American
Co
41%
40%
43
dep rets ord
Company
Forman
4%
cumulative
Brown
Rubirer
preferred
Co
Tan
?%
^
8
Anr
9%
B
8
F
Company
Rights
Jan
Jb"
Jan
36%
Jan
72,800
13%
Jan
1774
24
23%
24%
29,000
17%
Jan
19%
20
18
Feb
21%
7%
Jan
Uranium
& Varnish
60c convertible
Byrd
6%
Oil
Corp
Corporation
Apr
24%
974
Jan
Jan
900
8%
800
10%
100
10%
10%
300
974
Jan
11
19'A
19
1974
4,000
17%
Feb
2074 Mar
25c
3
2%
9
1%
4%
500
4%
4,000
5%
3
700
2%
9
9
100
.
1%
1%
27,500
5%
5%
600
California
$3.00
$2.50
Aviation
Electric
21
Jan
9,300
12%
Feb
14%
Apr
3374
Jan
37%
Jan
13%
13%
2,100
11%
Feb
13%
11
11%
Apr
1,700
10 %
Feb
12 % Mar
7
7
7 Va
1,700
6
Jan
7% Mar
4
3%
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6
6
6
6
Jan
6 Yd
Jan
2
1%
2V4
1% Jan
2 74
Jan
1
•
—
•
25o
•
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•
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Power
preferred
2% Jan
14%
7 500
65%
50
6%
13%
4%
Jan
1
5%
5
28%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
27%
14% Mar
Feh
5A
67% Mar
53V,
Oalvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Feb
65
55
Mar
21
Apr
874
Jan
5ft
5ft
5%
3,300
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
85
Mar
8774
9,900
6674
Jan
7%
6%
7%
6,400
6%
Feb
9%
9%
9%
100
■7%
Feb
10% Mar
19%
17%
19%
4,100
17%
Jan
21%
27
Jan
30 74
91% Mar
Feb
8
27%
500
2%
2%
2.000
2%
Feb
15%
16%
800
13%
Jan
19
100
17 Va
Jan
18%
27%
~2%
18%
4
17%
18%
374
4%
22,900
2 Va
Jan
16%
17%
44,000
13 74
Jan
47%
~2%
47%
10
2%
2%
65,700
44
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan.
Mar
Apr
5Va Mar
17%
Apr
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2% Mar'1'
7%
100
7
Feb
7%
300
9 % Mar
12 V*
5%
400
5
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
1174
Apr v
Jan
574 Mar
19
19%
1,400
14%
15'A
1,650
1674
Jan
x7%
xl 74
3,000
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
1%
2 74
8,200
lft
Feb
2 Va
Apr
110
33 %
Jan
36 Va Mar
6%
303
5%
Feb
6% Mar
8%
3,600
l
35
2ft
35
19
34%
6%
—1
~8%
8%
5
2874
28%
35
29
1,100
16% Mar
14 V8 Mar
574
Jan
26%
Feb
19% Mar
8% Mir
2974 Mar
17%
17%
8ft
7U
8%
Dominion
„
148
1
Jan
15
Feb
2%
Jan
Bridge
155
Feb
17%
Apr
374 Mar
Apr
Mar
Coal
Co
Ltd
Harris
5%
Feb
Jan
3%
18
Jan
Apr
874 Mar
20
Feb
23
Mar
2174
22%
900
1774
Jan
23
Mar
14%
15%
1,100
12%
Jan
15% Mar
•
common
8%
8%
300
8Va
Feb
7.50
preferred
15
•
stock
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Brewery
10,200
•
ord
Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile
590
18
•
Ltd
Co
&
&
2% Mar
8«8d
Ltd
15%
i
..
8%
Jan
~4%
15'/a
1574
3,500
12%
Jan
1574
37%
32.50
37%
25
34%
Jan
37%
Apr
Apr
4%
4%
4,900
4%
Jan
5y4
Jan
Jan
31%
Jan
35%
10
3374
38
3874
1,400
36%
Jan
42%
Feb
•
1
24%
24%
25%
2,900
24
Jan
27 Va
Jan
1174
11%
12
3,500
11%
Jan
14 Va
Jan
10
5974
59 %
60
450
44
Jan
62 Va Mar
32
32
32
200
28%
Feb
34% Mar
Feb
10
—•
Ltd
Inc
common
Co
•
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories-
Feb
28% Mar
12% Mar
Jan
7
5%
Drilling & Exporation Co
Apr
Jan
19%
2,300
1
Steel
4% Jan
11%
200
7%
2.50
Exploration
Tar
Feb
1,200
2074
7
2
Apr
14%
Mar
6%
9%
65%
1274
Feb
ft Jan
17
lft Jan
7% Mar
141/2
50
12%
20%
17
4% Mar
Dominion
Feb
50
preferred
12%
2074
14% Jan
13,500
Corp
Jan
100
Jan
34,: 00
Draper
3%
16
17% Mar
Mar
%
1%
Apr
19%
16
Jan
16
—
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3%
3.900
965
44% Mar
1%
Feb
49,200
"ft
Jan
5%
Cement Co
4%
"%
41
5
Co_
Dragon
2674
450
7%
common
Dow
3%
43
10%
A
5%
25%
42%
2.50
4
10c
674 Jan
45/8
300
1
Jan
2674
8,800
16,100
2.50
Apr
•
42%
4%
1%
Dominion
Feb
1
Douglas Oil Company
lOo
;
11%
27% Mar
Ltd—
Feb
Jan
•
Inc
——
87'%
~
Duke Power Co
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Eastern
4,800
4,000
50o
lft Apr
1%
Jan
14%
674
Driver
50c
Apr
3674
25o
Co
1074 Mar
c
10o
25
100
$2
574
10%
4,000
6,600
Dome
Feb
23%
8%
7.50
common
convertible class A__.
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Calif
Co
American dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
1374 Feb
% Mar
Apr
10%
5%
24%
500
2474
3%
11%
4%
Apr
16% Mar
Feb
15%
16%
1,500
43A
Feb
15
23%
3%
12
57/a
13%
22
15
23%
874
1674
U%
1
25% Mar
Jan
3%
Distillers
%
Jan
6%
500
i
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
78,700
20 Va
1,100
1
1
17% Mar
U
37%
2,000
8%
100
34
Apr
4% Mar
U
33% Mar
24%
i
—
Jan
12^c
Burry Biscuit
Investment
Feb
3A
Jan
36
23%
874
50c
Mfg class A
774
3s 6d
Jan
8% debenture
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
24% Feb
4% Mar
2.50
8%
10o
common
xl4%
Burma Mines Ltd—
Feb
6% Mar
14 Va
1.25
Inc
Dempster
Apr
10 Va
(The) Company
Dejay Stores
400
774
200
35%
Engineering
class
12
preferred
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Rubber Co
4,600
1074 Feb
17,500
7%
1474
Crystal Dairies Inc
2,500
22%
400
2%
Apr
35%
/
~
2.50
17%
23
274 Mar
4%
■
Feb
10 % Mar
35%
lo
preferred
33%
8%
5%
Jan
6%
10%
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•
^
16%
23
Apr
2%
«.
31%
10
4%
2
4%
2%
Jan
l
50o
—:
17
50c
common
preferred
Bunker Hill
Aviation &
31 Va
*
Budget Finance Plan
2% Mar
41,100
Jan
Jan
59
23%
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
Apr
%
9Va
44%
58
Mar
Q
24% Apr
19%
ft
8%
2,200
'
59
5
24%
Dennison
J
Buckeye Pipe Line
7%
200
17
1
450
Jan
45% Mar
•
common
9%
Jan
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtls Manufacturing Co (Mo)
C W C Liquidating Corp
JanM
40%
—_—
9
9%
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Ma?
16
7%
9
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5%
cJowley Miln! & Co
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7%
Apr
Apr
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
8%'Mar
FPh
17
1
27%
Jan
5%
8 % Mar
$1.12
40 %
2.50
Jan
4
6,600
2,800
$1 preferred class A
3% Jan
40% Apr
10
common
16%
2,300
8%
Cuban American Oil Co
1
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
4,700
26
Jan
4%
—-
7% Jan
700
19% Mar
87a
Feb
102
'
1
common
Distillers
Feb
8%
Electric
Crown Dru* Co common—!
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
6% Mar
•
17%
10o
Diesel
Comucop1. Obld
a'/a Mar
£1
reg
800
974 Mar
Dayton
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
6% Mar
4%
ss
27%
36% Mar
"
Jan
CoiLby (H> Distillery Ltd-
Apr
10s
100
3%
2,000
Cook Paint
7% Jan
3
15,600
5,700
Creofc'PeSoleum wmSon—
Jan
3
6%
19 Va
9%
Courtauld^Ltd—fP
7%
£1
1
4%
•
10s
reg
Jan
974
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
%
4%
corroon & Reynolds To^^JlZZ—1
34% Jan
19,200
Jan
1,100
974
Jan
35%
•
2574
4%
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Brown
1
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1574
Feb
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l
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2 %
1374 Jan
75%
4%
4%
1
900
2,900
5%
•
30a
—
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Apr
5%
10#
Development ordinary
Continental
Tobacco—
Brown
20
common
6%
23l'Jan
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4*000
4'°°0
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American
Corp
8%
4 5A
1
25
1%
Apr
6%
4%
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25
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6% Feb
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inn
18%
1
25% Feb
51% Mar
19% Mar
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200
i
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18%
6% Mar
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7% Mar
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7
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11%
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14%
86
11%
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107/8 Feb
2s/ wfh
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,
20
274
2%
14 Va
5%
17
16% Jan
9.7M
200
82%
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5
Continental Commercial Corp
Mar
up
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22%
l
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?3/ In
20
l
Co
100
3?SS
25
common
&
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lV/2 Feb
20
20 %
Bickford's
(S)
674
2x
112,700°
50o
common
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common
A
2,400
2%
m
9'/a Mar
Jan
7%
6%
8574
Co
Airlines
774
674
l
Corp
Consol
Electrodynamics Corp
Consolidated Gas
Utilities
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
3 A Jan
Apr
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Brtllo
17
bB
5%
16%
20o
Bearings Inc
Bridgeport
117/
t
A ^an
Jan
15 A
774
—
Jan
Consol
9% Apr
44% Mar
12
Feb
Apr
474 Mar
Connelly Containers Inc
16% Jan
9
19%
47
474
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Apr
4% Mar
474 Jan
37
19
47
1
1
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
Feb
1% Jan
19
47
8
Club AlumIuum Products Co
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
107
Mar
9
10
4
Co
Coal
12
1
Clayton & Lambert
Clinchfleld
Feb
600
7 Va
Foote
Controller
ClaSs^er Hosie?v
Jan
15,200
2ft
Inc
Ltd
C°
Jan
4%
lo
Corp
Instrument
Co
10
2
-_10
2.50
10
Christiana Oil Corp
City Auto 8tamPin& Co
Jan
Andes—
Beau-Brummell Ties
Corp..;..
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
t
20%
Illinois Secur
Charter Oil
w
12%
15%
19
12%
Jan
47
4%
11%
Jan
Mar
3%
Mar
11%
11%
8
43
1 nt
Apr
4%
15%
1674
Mar
12%
1
5
1,900
Mar
Apr
22'A Mar
•
Brad
4,500
19%
Feb
50a
Blumenthal
34,500
4%
Mar
Feb
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
maimer's
12%
4%
16
1%
1
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Belock
11 %
4 '4
Continental
Rubber common
los
17%
11%
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
Class A
Banco de
18%
1
Jan
20
B
Baldwin
774 Mar
1,500
Mar
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin Securities
5% Mar
Mar
18
100
Jan
10
43%
200
5Va
674 Mar
Apr
%
95
500
9,100
Feb
Apr
83
1,200
9%
%
44%
113
Apr
8,100
16%
16,700
ft
Apr
Jan
1%
44
Feb
9
21%
9%
44%
110%
93% Jan
57%
16%
Jan
A^r
Mar
50
200
5%
12%
10 /2
143
200
1,200
1
——1
Jan
44%
112
%
1
Apr
Jan
79
1%
44
2a 6d
9%
20
20
~9%
44%
111
1174
123
1,300
53%
•
175
5%
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2,100
9%
5774
lfl
common
3,100
10 %
80%
£
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2% Mar
102
11%
133%
9%
80%
1
Axe Science & Electronic
Ajshlre Collieries Corp
__5.50
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Chamberlin Co of America
Charis Corp common
Jan
4
4 900
80
11%
132
100
ifn
5%
3'/a
l,l5o
2%
102% 103%
11%
10%
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
ADr
1
preferred
19.50
1
•
Apr
Apr
Apr
l
non-cum
3174 Mar
100
20%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
29% Mar
Mar
12%
9%
4%
2%
•
2t£ Mar
28
Mar
4
1
150
774
18%
Colonial
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
30%
30
6%
on
Atlantic Coast Line Co
30'%
Jan
Jan
AV
Jan
2%
Atlas
1%
2ft Feb
Jan
10% Mar
4%
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174
12,400
9%
Associated Tel & Tel—
CI
6
21,900
5%
108% Mar
I
America
5% Mar
1%
2%
26%
Mar
1
Inc
of
19,800
1%
2%
75
8'A Feb
CI
reg
Stores
6
1%
1,200
Industries—
Associate Laundries
Jan
9,500
17
Jan
Jan
213/8
21
Apr
5%
6% Feb
2l'400
1,400
Apr
4%
12%
34 V
107
„
warrants
5%
2674
2%
28
Arkansas Power & Light—
Armour &
6
Feb
Jan
23
2ft
67a
Central
t ^Anr
A.\f tin
f
18%
18%
6,900
19
|
7,700
6%
12
nw
3i
2 400
2,400
9%
Co
Gas
14,300
4%
2% Mar
Apr
5
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
3
iaw
OS/
mo
26%
4ft
Feb
5%
27%
07/
*ian
A
25%
4ft
Catalin Corp of America
ADr
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onn
4
103
100
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
4
8%
Angostura-Wupperman
26 74
High
2
•
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13
Jan
onn
14%
4.72
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
3
3
3%
2
14,300
22%
ins/" Ma!
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5%
At ilh
2
0
Amurex
5%
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™
5%
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Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
AV
«v
3,600
1
(J W) Co common
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A t If
nnn
LOt
2%
1
American dep rets B ord—
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^,n
Jan
41
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Jan
37/a
r,nn
22'A
2
■■■—..
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14%
I
21s
Corp
2
500
i
4%
4%
•
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
"A"
35%
30%
American
AMI
1%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
111
2% Mar
2% Mar
10%
pfd—2|
2
Feb
lV' JaS
1
Jan
29%
•
6%
Gas Co
At
lu t l
Feh
Shares
s
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common-!
New common wi—
i.
JaS
1*200
1,200
31
Meter Co
American
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
26%
Monday, April 16, 1956
for Week
ft
6?
Mineral*
38% Feb
2|
Co
Canso
Jan
1%
.20
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
qav«
Anr
30 %
-I
American
American
2
II
Co_
Rubber
11%
Willlston
Canal-Randolph Corp
Mar
®/2 Mar
{J"
At ttfn
?? /2 inr
1%
Industries Inc
American
OS3/
2
iA
25%
11%
At
16 %
39
1
, ?v
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96%
25
95%
•
•
25e
common
Ambrook
12 /a Mar
33 A
500
Canadian
2
10c
.-ta-,—I
Canadian i-eironna Ltd partic pxd-10
fiX Ian
J** *®b
Feb
--
105
preferred
Industries
iAmerican
14
37%
Canadian Homestead Ota Ltd
Canttdmn Marconi
Jan
6% Jan
4"ar
XX
1
13%
37
of America—
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
±IJ wtr
onn
1,000
14
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
i
e,
4'500
4%
11%
37%
-1
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied
4%
10%
4%
»
l25/«
Tan
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Lou>
nr
5'/a Feb
4K Jan
1,700
i95/<»
-1
preferred—
convertible
Sale Price
4-wfc.DSto.kKl.taM.
Low
High
4%
Week's
Last
STOCK#
1
.
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
4%
—I
—
common
Pictures Corp
Allied Artists
Star-
.
ended april 13
f.?W?,k
of Prices
U11
Sale Price
week
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for
Chronicle
8%
8%
8%
6,500
8
Jan
~~
a™JhHnri!
n.S/v (The) Co
ml
Duraloy
274 Mar
in-
^
1
m
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
•
1
Dynamics Corp of America
1
5%
5%
5%
374
Jan
6%
Jan
1,000
4%
7%
Jan
700
1774
Apr
24
Jan
46%
1,200
33%
Feb
51
Mar
7%
11,500
19
17%
19
45
44
7
Jan
9%
Feb
»
Bread Co Ltd
"5%
~5%
28
11
29
26%
27%
10 500
800
31,700
__
Canada Cement.Co Ltd
common
*
.■
5
Feb
Mar
29
—
„
33%
34%
300
2 i°o
2%
30,500
8%
7%
8%
74,200
5ft Mar
Canadian Dreage &
™
footnotes
dock
co
ltd
see. page. 33.
•
...
.
•
774
7
Apr
8% Mar
Mar
Jan
!
~2U
For
Am
29
18%
674%
preference
;
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
.
5»
2674 Jan
-
3174 Mar
34% Mar
28%
Jan
30%
1%
Jan
—
21%
Jan
e
___
Eastern
Gas & Fue.
Jan
4%%
2|| Apr
8% Apr
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
—
—
2474 Mar
$7
^san
prior preferred
10
common
a*
100
Iron
Corp
22%
2074
85
85 Va
35%
3674
,r
30%
-1
30
27
•
188
188
192
Jan
24% Mar
77%
Jan
85%
150
3*74
Jan
30,400
r'
;
preferred series a_
$6 preferred series B
15%
309
2274
85
28
5,800'J3!l 22% fFeb
—135r 3 Jan
75
1fl7#34£ap
Apr
38% Mar
30 Va
Apr
'
Mar
213
197% Mar
•
;
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Volume 183
Number 5525
».
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1883)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
8TOCK8
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Par
12 preferred
Low
1
Boer Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
common
Electronics
Inc
5%
pfd
$2
convertible
Erie
Forge
6%
Ero
&
1st
cum
Manufacturing
i
Jan
24%
Jan
14,600
28
Jan
29d/4
6,800
13%
Jan
20
1,500
16%
Jan
19%
7,300
6Vs
14%
6%
29,100
17%
5,900
13%
6
'
xl3%
14%
.
Jan
17 %
Feb
Apr
9%
31%
1,400
105%
Jan
9%
Jan
14%
1%
Feb
3%
13,600
33/4
Jan
4%
1,800
; 42%
Jan
45%
7,700
4%
Feb
9
>"
100
8%
Jan
8
8
A
800
7%
Feb
500
5%
Jan
94,400
1%
Feb
Mar
10
1
>
71/2
*8
7%
2
14%
2%
14%
V 60
141/4
.
6% Apr
;
9%
.Factor
(Max) & Co class A
Falrchild Camera & Instrument
l
Fenestra Incorporated
714
1
211/2
211/2
25c
*argo Oils Ltd
2H
2ft
7-
10
Association
jnre
-Firth
Sterling
(Phila)
10
13
Jan
Flshman (M H) Co Inc
Fltzsimmons Stores Ltd
-Flying Tiger
Line
6%
••
7%
Kansas Gas
Jan
243/a
Jan
Feb
27%
Feb
55 %
Jan
non-voting
Class B voting
11%
1,300
10 Va
Jan
11%
3,700
24 %
Apr
28%
Jan
9%
10%
6,700
125%
124
127
2,300
£1
reg
(Geo
A)
4ft
1
9% Mar
4%
Power
Co
common
—•
119%
Feb
138
t%
preferred
Gellman Mfg Oo common
.General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
135
Feb
30,800
4% Mar
6
General
-
31,100
3
Jan
33/4
Feb
6%
900
30%
200
15
Jan
-
2%
American
dep rets
Fireproofing
General
ord
reg
-
6%
convertible
(General
16
Gilbert (A C)
20
3
Gladding McBean & Co
(Adolf)
Godcbaux Sugar
*<
Class B
:*•
$4.50
class A
Manufacturing
13/B
Apr
105
125
106%
Apr
Feb
5{&
3,200
5
A
Jan
7%
Feb
93/4
Apr
13%
Apr
153/4
Jan
29%
650
24
Jan
30
14%
15,100
16%
13%
Feb
10
200
93/4
Feb
10%
Jan
21%
400
193/4
Feb
22
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
130
41%
Jan
59 %
1%
59%
2%
59%
6,000
59%
53%
53%
130
42
Jan
82%
82%
20
78
Jan
91
1%
53%
1%
18,500
1
Jan
"1%
73
76%
\ 500
56
Jan
81
26
Feb
28% Mar
Feb
900
2,650
7%
8%
800
6%
Jan
15 %
15%
15%
2,400
15 Va
Feb
3%
6,900
2%
Jan
180%
975
1
10c
3%
Mar
37%
Apr
8% Mar
17
1
stock
•
100
1st preferred
1%
Great
Sweet
Greer
Grass
Freehold
Mar
4% Mar
Grocery Stores Products common
& Alabastine
H
Hall
Organ
138
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Mar
4
Apr
53/4 Mar
12%
11%
Rubenstein
1%
Co
Inc
common
Class A
Jan
17%
Jan
Corporation
"Holly 8tores Inc
common
Ltd class A
*
x
3%
Feb
2,500
22%
Jan
35
173/8
1,400
13%
Feb
17"% Mar
59 % Mar
in OO s?
56%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Apr
1,100
3%
Feb
4%
Feb
4
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
Apr
3
5
Jan
6% Mar
4%
4%
2%
2%
1,700
6
63/a
11,100
■
100
Hardart
Hubbell
Oil
.
Insurance
Co
International
International
For
of
North
Breweries
Cigar
footnotes
Inc.;
Machinery
spp
page
14%
143/4
37
37
2
28 Vo Mar
Feb
14 ye
Jan
15%
383/4
14%
21
Xl23/a
Apr
Feb
21
Jan
Jan
4
Mar
%
Jan
133/4 Mar
15 s/8
Jan
193/4
Jan
21 %
Apr
500
123/4
400
300
,
12 y8
Feb
13%
3%
3%
33/4
2,500
2%
33%c
20o
Mar
3
36 y4 Mar
,.250
14%
2
23/4
284,600
3
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
It's Jftn
2 3/4
Apr
5%
1
Company
Apparel
Shores
B
Inc
Mines
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
22
Jan
63/a
63/a
63/a
300
5%
Jan
6% Mar
1
Lakey Foundry Corp..
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
;
5
5
5%
6,700
4%
Jan
6
6Va
1
6%
5
13%
6%
1,100
13%
1,200
30%
5
6%
13
31%
8%
Apr
163/8
Jan
800
27%
Jan
31'/a
Apr
12 Va
Feb
13%
Apr
Feb
10% Mar
8y8 Feb
10 % Mar
13%
13 5/a
300
~8%
--
"9%
15,800
B
~9%
50o
—25c
common
Jan
Apr
13
10
10
common
Realty
20
1
Ltd
4%
5
1,700
3%
Jan
Feb
5'/a Mar
3
14%
14%
15%
7,700
IIV2
Jan
15% Mar
1
37%
37%
37%
50
30%
Feb
38
6 3/8
1,000
1
6
6
7'/a
Jan
55
Mar
89
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Jan
46%
~
15%
153/4
350
1%
13/4
Apr
100
Jan
Jan
16
Apr
2,600
"1%
1
Co
1
2
14 Vo
1 %
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
•
73/8
6%
•
;
Mar
5 3A Mar
10
*
Chain
Feb
16
141%
140% 149%
•
Jan
Jan
1%
Mar
Jan
18
Jan
5,700
923/4
Jan
1493/4
43
Li-
Oil
Maine
Corporation
Public
Mangel
Service
Stores
Apr
100
38 y»
Jan
43 %
103/4 Mar
13"%
Apr
Jan
Mays
(J W)
McKee
Inc
(AG)
&
Men'asco
Mfg
Co
13
5%
—u.
'
19
100
173/4
300
75
48
17%
Jan
20
Jan
16
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
1043/4
Feb
73
Jan
77
Feb
27%
100
21
Jan
27%
Apr
3%
27%
60
3,000
3%
10 Va
1,500
9%
6 %
63/4
3,100
6% Mar
3%
13 %
1,200
3%
2,000
28%
.
5,000
26%
3 Va
29,200
5%
900
5%
33
33
100
14%
13%
14%
3,700
13%
14%
5,000
123/4
3
22 34
Jan
Apr
5%
30
3%
11
6"%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
13% Jan
Mar
4% Jan
Feb
30% Mar
2% Mar
Feb
Mar
3%
6%
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
10
Feb
127% 129%
104
48
20
100
27 Va
600
105
120
57
Jan
50
1,700
127
Jan
Mar
137%
Jan
27%
Apr
108%
Jan
104
38%
Mar
Jan
1,600
113
Feb
5%
1,100
5
Jan
4,400
24%
1,800
20 Va
22
23,600
153/4 Mar
24% Mar
128%
124
23%
~9
Co
Jan
~9
~9Va
~8%
Feb
173/4
18%
1,200
16%
Jan
19 Va Mar
29
31%
9,800
24 %
Jan
32%
293/4
Feb
..
1,600
33 Va
323/8
33%
950
26%
26
26%
1,400
53/4
5%
"9%
Jan
Feb
8%
20
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
50
Apr
128%
Apr
5% Mar
10% Apr
25% Mar
23% Mar
29
Jan
5%
7,800
43/4
Feb
6 Va
Feb
20
193/8
20%
34,900
11%
Jan
20%
Apr
53%
53%
543/4
5,000
42 Va
Jan
593/4 Mar
14
14%
700
1
12%
12%
13%
2,500
1
5"%
5%
Textile
Corp common
25c
Oil
Corp $1
conv
2.50
10
10
$2
Miller
Wohl
10 3/8
200
Jan
14% Mar
Feb
15
Jan
10
13/8
1%
1,000
1%
8 Ve
8%
1,100
8
23%
23%
13
Jan
'
M.
233/4 i.
300
153/4
11%
11%
11%
8,400
11
12%
50
12
•
29
50c
8%
5
common..-
26
~8%
25%
9%
2,700
Mar
223/a
5%
5%
50
34%
34%
35
300
34 V2
9%
27%
27%
29
600
22%
Jan
100
105% 105%
--
5
1,300
100
Mar
6
Jan
x35% Mar
29%
104 % Mar
*
Apr
263/4 Mar
Apr
•
5aA
Jan
Jan
3l'/4 Mar
Jan
50c
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri Public Service common
12
123/4
Jan
8
3,400
26
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
Mar
;
Jan
1%
Apr
12%
107
Apr
Feb
12%
1
"~1 %
"l%
1
Ltd
4.40%
28%
Jan
13% Mar
13/a
Feb
112 Mar
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
4.50% preferred series C.
100
Monroe
Loan
Society com class A.
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
30% Mar
Apr
102% Mar
Jan
109
Apr
Apr
102
Apr
109
40
102
43/a
104
20
109
99
99
200
4%
Jan
5%
169% 169 Va
•
43/s
20
169 y2
Apr
1773/4
Feb
Feb
44 %
Jan
*
42%
42%
9%
9%
43
42
250
x9s/B
8% Mar
2,900
Jan
% Mar
4
Jan
33/4
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2.50
li'/a
19
100
136%
135
1
1%
Mount
IMuntz
TV
Inc
—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
2.50
11%
300
18% Mar
200
26%
125%
4,300
113/4
12 VB
1363/4
Apr
2%
Jan
27%
Feb
10 %
Feb
12 %
Apr
Feb
353/4
Jan
4% Feb
1,800
Jan
31
400
43/a
Jan
Jan
26%
1,900
33%
203/4
Jan
1% Mar
300
'
33%
10
Muter Company common.,
Va
1%
26%
...5
common
19
1363/4
1%
Feb
10
Jan
50c
Nachman
National
4%
Jan
4%
Milling
11%
15
Co
1
11%
l»3/4
1
3"%
3%
15%
Jan
1
3%
4
;
Brewing Co (Mich)
National Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
1
12%
12%
123/4
2,500
11
Jan
12%
Apr
National
8A
Jan
99
98
99
110
96
Jan
Feb
National Union Electric Corp
National U. S. Radiator Corp
31%
37%
23%
Jan
37%
Apr
Neptune Meter
53/i
Jan
Transit
1,500
43/4
.94%
Apr
125% Mar
•-4,800
8%
Jan
10% Mar
New British
Feb
23% Mar
New
Nestle
Le
Produats
Car
Mur
New Bristol
4%
Jan
5 % Mar
Apr
England Tel & Tel
Jan
42,900
4
Feb
Jan
4
Jan
13
Feb
13%
7
3ft Jan
Jan
Mar
113/4
11%
11%
1,400
10%
Jan
12%
223/a
22 %
223/4
1,400
17"%
Jan
25% Mar
27%
28%
800
27
Jan
30 % Mar
1
24
Jan
29
29 Va
Apr
28%
263/4
283/8
1,100
Jan
33%
Apr
~3%
3%
3%
9,000
3
Jan
3%
Apr
1
4%
43/4
4%
2,400
4%
Jan
6%
33/a
*
common
common
400
6ft
17%
Jan
3'/a
10c
common
Dominion Oil Ltd
513
133/a
Feb
3'/a
80Q,
2
Ltd
Oils Ltd—*
6%
10
1,900
8,900
—1
10
Associates
common
Co
13
25c
Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
1-1,900
14
500
1,200
4
National
Telefilm
—21
4'/a
National Bellas Hess common
Steel
Apr
143/4
4%
Dehydrating &
Starch
100
143/4
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
Jan
4%
—10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
8A
4%
N
National
61
Jan
96'/a
33/4
Apr
5
24%
20
3'/a
47%
10
7,800
1
Jan
43i
283/4
96%
4
cumulative
Feb
9%
27%
preferred
6%
53/4
94%xl03
14,100
10c
Morris Plan Corp of America—
Clemens Metal Products
Mt
36%
6,300
■'
99
•
1ft
96 Va
cumulative
30c
w
1
1
5
1
1
,
3%
14
j 30 34
2
40c
2%
100
138 %
3
Apr
Feb
7,500
2%
Jan
123/4
14
7,500
11%
Jan
14
303/4
32
1,300
28%
Feb
34% Jan
*1%
2
134,300
1
2T7*
25,900
21*
-
2,130
5% Mar
6%
2
134*
Jan
Jap;
Feb
Apr
Jan
Mar
'•lft Feb
—
•438 Va 139%
4%
Jin
f.
J
Feb
9%
Jan
12%
J
Mar
6=/b
Apr
Jan
8 Va
1
preferred..•
Co
Co
93/4
83/a
53/4
1
Abrasive
Piping
|
600,
1
dividend shares
non-cum
Mid-West
Midwest
6
10
6% preferred
Mlcromatic Hone Corp...
A.
Middle States Petroleum common
10.300
6% Jan
;
33% Mar
253/i Mar
1
12,100
4%
40
18
1
6%
9%
Mar
•
Co
47%
97
38
1
Iron
6ft
36%
160
1
'
45%
61V
46
39 Va
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Jan
5%
21%
Mar
15% Mar
Apr
53%
124%
Apr
Apr
18%
33
Monongahela Power Co—
2%
'
3%
Jan
Feb
30 34
common
Feb
3
3
Jan
17
30
1
& Co
Jan
13
3
26%
3Va
600
600
5
common
Aircraft Corp
Mead Johnson
1,000
173/4
33
£1
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
McDonnell
3%.;
173/8
39
33
•
Communication Co Ltd
Jan
x9%
~6%
1,300
32
—
1
(The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
3%
75
3%
11%
3%
7
Manlschewitz
11%
Feb
100
-
43
11
50o
Co.
common
Apr
17%
27%
j
M
Magna
Feb
23%
•
14%
10,900
2,400
21% Feb
5
9%
10%
1
19%
3
5
2%
10%
5
14
Feb
•
7.50
40%
B
America
Jan
17%
r
2%
Corp
100
10%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__10o
Industrial Enterprises Inc
*
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
12%
7,000
2%
50
Stores
2,900
*
2.50
400
19%
Jan
4,300
18%
5
-Illinois Zinc Co common—
2,200
133/4
Jan
23/8
Va
.
&
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hy grade Pood Products
273/8
Jan
%
10%
27
Refining capital stock—•
Manufacturing Co
5
Mar
26%
133/4
22
Feb
Jan
25
200
2%
Hotels
Mar
4%
106
24 y8
3,900
9%
—
127%
(Harvey) Inc common
Hurd Lock
V
19
'
■
9%
._100
Humble
.
20
Feb
86,800
2%
44
43%
common
5% preferred
3%
ft
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
.15
& Co
Born Sc Hardart Baking Co—
k
Jan
18
Hormel (Geo A)
Horn
Mar
100
4%
•
4V4 Mar
11,100
.
14%
,
Jan
343/4
Inc
Border's
,1 16%
1,200
4 Vb
44
25c
5
60c
1
*
4
2
63/8
2.50
Hofmann Industries Inc
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Co
15%
4%
1
Oil
500
x58 %
'
10c
Hoe
Home
163/4
13/4
1
Co
Jan
2
1
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Holophane
Apr
11%
163/4
Hlghle Mfg Co common
Holly
ll3/8
Jan
33%
'
.100
preferred
&
Jan
17%
1
100
Henry Holt & Co common
(R)
Feb
9
11
34%
——
.f
133/4
Midland Steel Products—
*
6%% preferred
15% Mar
33/4
: Midland
5
25c
common
& Co common
E)
11
700
3%
mmm-
Corp
(W
2,700
15,800
3%
—10c
*
Dept Stores common
Co
Heller
3/8
11%
11
16%
10c
Inc
Mining
Helena
12
10%
—
— —
Hecla
11
11
2
1
7,000
900
/
18%
26%
common
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common...
Feb
11,400
280,500
1
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
.Havana Lithographing Co
.Beam
132%
1%
53/4
1
Harvard Brewing Co
Hazeltine
1,060
1%
4
—1
25
Company
Jan
3ft Apr
24
10c
Metal
1%
1
5
Jan
1%
Feb
103% Mar
;
5
Jan
4%
*
Harbor Plywood Corp__.
Electric Light
Hazel Bishop
136 %
189
1
2
.Hartford
,
134
Apr
.,
Lamp Co
Hammond
134
175
9c
Leases
Company
Gypsum Lime
175
—50c
Ltd
Oils
Hydraulics
Grucil
Grlesedieck
175
1
'Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
5%
Mar
Mesabi
3%
Pacific Tea—
"
common
1
2
%
Mar»
1% Mar
26%
28%
37%
Industries Inc—
Apr
Apr
533/4 Apr
28
Non-voting
3%
5
Jan
13%
2
5
4% Feb
18,000
191,900 i.
Apr
35%
&
6%
100
28
Great Atlantic
Apr
2,700
37
Rapids Varnish
'Gray Manufacturing Co
3%
Class B
Mar
3%
Jan
4
'Grand
2% Mar
3%
Locke Steel
108% Mar
2%
9%
50
common
17%
3%
17
2.50
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Jan
9,500
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Great Amer
2%
21%
1
16%
1,300,
1 Va;
3ft
<|R G.) Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
16% Mar
13%
13%
5
Goodman Manufacturing Co
•G or ham
Feb
8%
—•
Mines—
Feb
Le Tourneau
Jan
29%
6
Feb
1%
Leonard Refineries Inc
Apr
3%
13%
1
Consolidated
20%
Jan
9 %
*
preferred
prior
Goldfleld
Jan
2%
10
Inc
Apr
6ye
ft
Lefcourt
Feb
17%
38,600
3%
5%
10
Inc
93/4
"3%
Lear Inc
48% Mar
13%
1
Co
1%
3
5%
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Union
7%
Jan
103% Mar
•
4%
1
21*
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University
Apr
Mar
900
106% 108
3 %
•
Globe
1%
107
4%
1%
.
Lamson & Sessions Co
2% Mar
2%
18
2,200
3%
•>
Apr
39%
15%
~1%
•
Glen Alden Corp
8
300
•
1
8
Apr
Jan
1
Lake
Jan
6M Feb
1
4%
2%
(IB) Rubber Co
Laclede-Christy
6% Jan
Jan
Apr
19
Mines
47,500
Mar
Jan
5%
4
'
113
Jan
17
3
common
Gobel
1%
2
10
19
Gilchrist Co
i
1,300
50c
:
Gold
1%
(Del
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
4,200
20
Corp.
Yellowknife
5%
2%
44
1
1%
Mar
Apr
32
Feb
900
17
43%
Stores
Mich
Giant
Feb
2%
2%
43%
Corporation
.Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gerlty
2%
•
preferred
Jan
5
1,000
7%
17
5
General Plywood Corp common
„■
"5%
£1
common
General Indus Enterprises
-
7 Va
2%
29
110%
"55/8
25
1%
7
17
8% Mar
24,400
7 V8
•
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
9,700
A Jan
7%
6'/a
~5%
Supply Corp com—1
Builders
6%
18,800
Krueger Brewing Co
15%
100
1
93/4
43/8
Feb
Feb
133/4 Jan
1,200
7 5/a
4
Apr
2%
90%
1
Knott
Jan
Feb
30.
—
73/4
9%
8%
Jan
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
L'Aiglon
Oatlneau
7%
500
43/a
*_4"
cumulative preferred
Kobacker
6%
15%
Company
Kings County Lighting
Kleinert
10% Mar
15%
6%-
5
4 9
4ft
6
1.25
Co
,
125
•
7%
15%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Feb
Kingston Products
Jan
25%
10
Drug
4%
Apr
10%
•
-Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox De Luxe Beer Sales Inc
Fuller
6%
24%
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Feb
11%
Class A
Amer
}
24'/a
1
15%
pfd—..100
_Ll
...
63% Mar
1
A
153%
50c
Electric 4%%
&
Kldde (Walter) & Co____
Kin-Ark Oil Company
34% Mar
I
class
Inc
63/4
2%
88
1
Kennedy's Inc.—
2}| Apr
1,050
Ford Motor of Canada—
y
Jan
Apr
1"%
4%
10% Mar
K
Kawneer Co
7
21%
25,200
40%
9,000
15a
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman
(D) & Company
Feb
400
6%
Jan
Jan
7
7,200
lOo
....
17^
2,100
61
6%
8%
23/4
common
O'Mahoney Inc
8% Mar
2,300
32%
7%
2%
39%
28 Va
Feb
*
61,900
2%
58
58%
2.50
Inc
7%
22
31%
-
Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Apr
8%
Jeannette Glass
Jerry
Katz
'
8%
23A
10c
Israel-American Oil Corp
.
2
,
1,200
High
36% Mar
J
2 % Mar
-
9%
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lo
Jan
6%
j.
Jan
44%
5%
ft M&r
5'/«
3%
43 %
44
9%
1
323/4 Mar
24
16
9-
1
41,400
Apr
Feb
50
40%
1
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Jan
Feb
393/4
37%
9%
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—.100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing v t c
•
Ironite
Inc
1
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
373/4
lOo
Investors Royalty
Jan
Mar
18%
Feb
International Resistance Co
13%
8,400
30%
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
:_$1 or 25c
Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
-
%
Shares
High
39%
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
B
'
Sales
for Week
Low
*
Apr
23 % Mar
18%
15%
-
Par
Apr
102%
10c
Co
19%
18 %
61/4
10c
preferred
Jan
28%
171/2
16%
1
com
17%
17
5
Corp
10,900
100
preferred
Steel
u
300
Range
Bale Prioe
High
17%
'A
19%
20c
Electric
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
t
181/2
5C
District
50
-ft
28%
18 y8
l
Emery Air Freight Corp
'fcmplre
19%
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
International Metal Industries A
23 %
-
28»/4
\
l
13
STOCKS
Low
18%
~~n
5
Corp of America
B-Tronlcs
-
APRIL
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
231/2
-
i
CiectroData Corporation
Electrographlc Corp common
.
18%
30
ENDED
Friday.
Shares
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common snares ox oenellclal
lnt
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prioe
FOR
Sales
r.
21?
Mar
0^397.
Mar
.
33.
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•
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...
Monday-April 16, 1950
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
,
STOCKS
Low
Par
Friday
50c
preferred '
Conv
J2J%
—1
*
Watch Co
Clock &
Haven
9%
9%
*,1,400%
10%
8
-
Feb
10'A
Jan
3'A
Feb
50c
2%
2Vo
2%
22,100
2%
Apr
25c
52 '%
51%
53%
17,100
38%
Feb
54% Mar
& Arizona Land:
1
19 Va
19 Va
19%
4,600
16'A
Feb
22% Mar
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
20c
i.U
1%
1%
24,300
1%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
14,300
~2%
2%
2%
600
Min & Chem Co
Idria
New
New
Zinc
Jersey
New Mexico
New
New Park Mining Co
Process
Superior Oils
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
"
New York
Co
1
common
Class
B
North
Nuclear
RR
Class
of
Power
Okalta
Feb
4'%
Apr
6'A
Apr
8%
Jan
39%
39%
41 Va
400
39%
Apr
45'A
Jan
41%
41%
42'%
41%
Apr
46'A
25
4%
412
4%
Jan
1
9 34
9%
100
10
1
18,800
5
;
8 Va
6,100
99
99
4'%
4%
•
Apr
Mar
103%
Jan
2,300
4%
4'A
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2'A
2%
6,500
2'%
2%
•
Mar
91
Jan
99
210
101
Jan
5'A Mar
14
Apr
90
pfd—100
2%
2%
2,200
2%
1
50o
4% Vo
B
•
common
preferred
213
25
Jan
125
52%
2lil
Jan
Serrick Corp
Servo
Corp
Leather
82
82%
65'% Mar
lii
69'%
ft
Apr
3
Jan
500
Jan
Jan
83
89'% Mar
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Sherman
Products Inc
Sherwin-Wil.iams
4%
Sicks
Silex
Co
Silver
$3
Jan
10
Apr
18
Jan
17
16 Vs
100
17
Feb
l
1,850
105
26'%
100
23
131'% Mar
Jan
Jan
26 Vs
26%
Apr
Smith
Soss
Gas & Electric
1st
6%
preferred—
1st pfd
25
Coast
Penn
34%
3,100
33%
Apr
37%
32%
400
31%
Apr
34'% Mar
30'A
700
31'%
_25
27%
27%
27%
2,700
27%
Apr
23%
Jan
25
27%
27%
27%
400
27'A
Apr
29'A
Jan
4.80%
4.50%
red
1st
6%
preferred
redeemable 1st
5%
redeemable
Pacific
1st
$4.36
cum
26
Apr
27'A
Jan
4.32%
—25
25
25
200
25
Apr
26%
Jan
4.08 %
100% 101
440
Apr
103%
Feb
Southern
California
100'% Mar
104'%
Jan
Southern
Materials Co
Southern
2%
Power
&
Israel
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
pfd
(C A)
vtc__
Corp—
Class
150
Feb
Southland
2%
Feb
Spear
18 Va
Apr
110'A Mar
Feb
84% Mar
Standard
1%
Jan
21%
Apr
1%
Feb
2'A
Jan
Standard
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
6%
200
15'/a
15'%
15%
Jan
14%
14%
15'%
15'% Mar
Standard
1,500
Jan
15 Va Mar
Convertible
8%
Feb
10 Va
Jan
Standard
Products
7
Jan
8'A
Feb
Standard
Shares
300
6
Jan
7
Feb
Standard-Thomson
1
4V«
4'%
4'%
200
4'A
Jan
4%
Feb
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
59 '/4
59'%
60
1,300
56'A
Feb
60'% Mar
Starrett .(The)
21
21
21%
400
18'/a
Feb
22'A Mar
Steel
Co
2,%
21,500
2 Va
Apr
3%
Feb
Steel
Parts
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
Stein
Jan
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
2.50
1
Long Dist Tel Co—10
Packing Co..
common
Corp
&
P
R
M
7'%
900
6
3%
3%
300
3% Mar
23'%
25%
4,100
19%
400
T%
Jan
15%
10,700
12 Va
Jan
99'% 101%
2,500
99'A
24
;
Co
-
of Canada
common
113
15%
Inc
5%
5%
400
~2<%
2'%
4,800
20c
22'%
22%
900
2.50
8'%
81%
300
7
■
J
'
56'%
12'%
Feb
x6'/a
Feb
28 'A Mar
<4034§';
40%
44'%
5,100
6%
" 6%
8,200
6'%
Feb
10'%
100'%
•
'
Feb
*T9%
-
Jan
Apr
46%
17'%
8
Feb
10%
Apr
Feb
3,600
10 Va
10
32
33%
1,000
800
101
Feb
62%
Jan
16%
Jan
104%
75
Jan
Mar
18'% Mar
Jan
34% Mar
Mar
27'%
30
•
10%
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common—:
10
22
25'%
•
36%
Reading
10%
100
19%
22
25'%
25%
New
37%
3,200
Rels
preferred
Reliance
Oil
Rlce-Stix
1%
50c
Engineering
Inc
Co
Inc
300
27%
100
1'%
1'%
22
Apr
26%
Jan
Mar
>ju
12%
1'%
1%
•
50o
43
44
12'%
12%
67
6%
6%
40
Apr
15%
Feb
25'%
21%
Feb
31%
Apr
Jan
1
1%
Jan
1% Mar
13,500
1'%
Jan
800
38%
Feb
45%
Apr
6,600
10'%
Feb
13%
59
Jan
67
Apr
Apr
50
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
Vtc
vtc
extended
Rochester
to
1
Jan
Co
3
1965
4%
52
58'%
Jan
27%
GOO
27
Feb
23
Jan
47%
100
46'A
Feb
47%
43
43
43%
400
41 %
Jan
44'%
Jan
25%
25%
26'A
2,400
27
Jan
24
24'A
200
3
3'%
1
3'%
1,000
~7%
2
15%
7'%
5%
Feb
8
1,500
80%
500
Apr
81
Mar
5
Mar
400
4% Mar
100
5
Jan
6 'A Mar
4%
Jan
5 % Mar
4%
5'%
5'A
2,600
28%
150
6'A
6
6'A
8,700
4%
17%
2,000
16%
Feb
27
Jan
8,000
Jan
4%
59%
1,100
56%
Jan
66 %
Feb
1
13 Va
12
13%
32,200
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
38%
3 7'A
39%
1,250
32
Jan
40
16%
16%
17%
Apr
Feb
18%
18%
1
common
1
__
1
3
3
..
2,600
16%
Jan
18%
8,900
16 Va
5'A
3,100
'
4%
—
4'%
Apr
1
3%
3%
3%
2,300
3'/4
Jan
4% Mar
25
79'% Mar
77
77
1
a
V
57'%
Jan
8'A
430
5%
Jan
17%
100
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
15% Mar -.ft
18
Jan
12%
13'A Mar
<
r
—1
900
14,900
3% Mar
31%
100
18'A
19%
1,900
52
17%
17%
18'A
18'A
'
•
common
51
17%
_
—
—III
_
_
—
33% Mar
17'A
Jan
21%
51
Apr
62'%
150
17'%
Apr
20
75
18%
600
18'A
Jan
5 Va
9,100
3%
Jan
11'A
100
9
Jan
13%
Feb
17'%
2,300
16 Va
Apr
18 Va
Jan
43
Jan
50'A Mar
)
A-'
'
8
25,200
4 Va
7
19,100
•«%
-
Feb
5% Mar
8
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
'
■
19%
Feb
Jan
Mar
16 Va
16%
5
Corp
Jan
Jan
4%
—
~1
Superior Tool & Die Co
5'A
31
11'A
4%
25c
3% Mar
3 Va Mar
37/a
31%
18%
9'A Mar
Feb
3'/a
3%
•
5
Jan
7%
.
"3%
10c
(Del)._
5%
.
17%
7%
_
Drug common
Inc
Feb
1,800
•
Corporation
Talon
Feb
5
3 Va
Oil
6%
4%
5
Common
Finch
19
5
•
ordinary
i__
v
Jan
Jan
1
_
Corp
19'A
Jan
5
•
v
Precision
Co
Jan
3 Va
58%
100
&
Jan
6'% Mar
18 Va
3 Va
13
(Si
29
Jan
59'A
13
w
5%
Jan
17
27%
Apr
dan
17%
1
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
5
20
66
9
16%
500
4'A '
13
Class
class
B
Technicolor
Inc
Texas
Calgary
Texas
Power
.
Apr
8%
Feb
common
Light
2%
Jan
3'%
Feb
$4.56
pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
Chemical
Tilo
Tishman
28,700
Apr
Feb
%
Jan
1%
Jan
110%
900
27'%
Jan
33
8,800
23'%
Jan
49% Mar
30%
23%
44%
41%
43%
1
Jan
3'%
Feb
11%
Feb
14
Jan
common
2o
28 Va
27%
28%
11,600
26'%
Feb
29%
Feb
24
24'A
500
24
Jan
25%
14'A
14'A
14'A
1,600
16%
16'A
16%
600
3%
25c
Inc
1
1
Amer
16'%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer
12
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
14% Mar
Apr
19
8%
8
8%
98
Toledo Edison 4'%%
63 %
100
3,800
400
99
Jan
6'% Mar
x2
1,T« Mar
68'A
68'A
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
20
70c
Corp
4%
Feb
Mar
5,300
Markets Inc__
Toklan Oil
12%
11% Mar
109'%
2,700
Jan
Jan
70%
Feb
8
Jan
9%
Jan
97
Mar
102
Jan
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada;
2%
2%
2%
2,600
Trans
100
1
Airways class A___10c
4%
4%
4%
1.500
50c
2%
2%
2%
1.25
1
2ft
2 Va
2 ft
3%
3%
3%
4,500
3
Feb
12 Va
11%
12%
43,200
9Va
Jan
12% Mar
33%
31'%
700
29'%
Feb
32
Jan
31 Va
Feb
34%
Apr
8
Mar
7
Jan
Caribbean
Trans
Oil Co class A
Cuba
Trans
Empire
Lux
warrants
Tri-Continental
True
Ltd
Oils
Corp
*
Corp
Temper
14%
Feb
16%
27%
1,100
25
Feb
30
14'%
15'%
4,400
12%
Jan
15% Mar
Unexcelled
14%
14%
Feb
15%
Apr
Union Gas
4%
4%
5
Jan
5%
Jan
Union
Investment
5%
Jan
Union
Stock
32%
Jan
United
Feb
11,800
1.V
3%
27.
Feb
12%
II
12'A
15
3'%
99'%
11%
II
*
12
27'%
Apr
Jan
3%
20
Jan
16%
29'% Mar
Feb
12'A
5,200
93
12 Va
•
10
3'%
2%
1,600
10c
Co
Realty & Construction
Tobacco
Jan
Feb
Jan
15%
1,000
28
Inc
Corporation
Roofing
16
27'%
preferred
70c convertible
Thorofare
15%
27 Va
5
Corp
17%
15
24%
300
16%
16%
1
—
15%
7
common
Co
&
16%
5
6
25c
A
common
Electric Co common
93'%
—
Feb
Jan
400
3
1
7'%
5%
5%
25'%
14%
4%
"5%
1
Mar
24
300
8
7%
25% Mar
300
8
15%
16%
93
100
7%
xl5
16 'A
1.25
pfd F
25
common
•
Gas & Elec
50'%
47%
16'A
Ray
Trans
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
Apr
50'%
Apr
Mar
27 Va
Corp
Canada
Swan
Jan
Jan
x23
600
Apr
40
51
Inc
Stroock
Jan
29%
1,800
67
5
1
Argentine Mining Co—
24
27%
1'%
1
&
Arms
23%
1
Corp
Electric
Remington
Apr
Feb
13% Mar
—20
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster
Rico
common
10%
24
6,400
38%
33'%
Ccrp„2
Corp
common
Stylon
30'% Mar
15'A Mar
450
36'%
7%
-1
Rath
1
14
Jan
2,500
25
25
(Hugo) Corp—
& Shop Inc
Thor
—1
Jan
Jan
2,800
37%
Mar
18
10'%
18
9%
8%
9
13%
37'A
ft Jan
3
Jan
10%
17%
5% Mar
Apr
Apr
14%
100
Feb
42% Mar
Feb
12'% Mar
Jan
900
350
400
Jan
5% Mar
6%
25
—
1
2
8,300
73%
9%
13
37%
•
6%
2%
100'% 102
9%
9%
4 Va
Mar
4%
13
Superior Portland Cement Inc
R
Reda
1
12.50
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Mar
58
'
42
Jan
58'%
Feb
11% Mar
17'%
2%
73%
5
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The)
Co
conv
6,200
Coa
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
$1.25
~i%
~5'%
Sun
Mar
9
Feb
53
;
Feb
25'.'2.
7%
17
100
com
_L
Corp
"5%
♦
Corporation
&
(J B)
Thiokol
Tube
Feb
5% Mar
Brewers Inc__:
Tampa
cumulative preferred
Quebec Power Co
2%
7,700
Jan
2%
Public Service of Colorado—
414%
Jan
5,900
6^8
Aluminum Products common_5
Stetson
Stop
Jan
Jan
22
1,500
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
4'/a
4%
Stinnes
7%
5
100
12%
2%
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Apr
107%
53
56'%
12'%
1
15%
2 Va Mar
*
1
ft Mar
Apr
25%
-
2
1
Gas
Jan
2
6% Mar
900
Va
l
1
Inc
Feb
26'%
Jan
4'A
of
(A)
'
6%
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Providence
1%
6%
Progress
Co.
14%
100
2.50
;
Mfg
ljil
•
common-
;
„
10
common—
8 'A Mar
.
10a
•
Lambert Co
Inc
7'%
25c
Alexander
Prentice-Hall
•
5o
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale common
Power
10,400
1
common
Polaris
Pratt
7%
1
Pneumatic
Powdrell &
7%
1
shares
Ltd
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.;
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Porto
2'%
-7?%
pesos
Phillips Screw Co
Mining Co
Rico Telephone
2%
10c
Philippine
Corp
46% Mar
50C
Standard Tube class B
(The)
Piper Aircraft
Feb
preferred
1,300
-
Amer
37-/a
Packaging Corp—
13%
.
5,200
Ltd
45'%
10
9%
Mines
44
Va
(Kyi
6%
Johnson
Apr
44%
—
Oil
8
Gold
Jan
22
6
Standard Industries Inc
8%
Pinchin
12%
Jan
4%
__
Standard
6%'
Pierce Governor
Jan
16%
79%
Feb
7'%
Ltd
Co
Pioneer
11%
....
Apr
9'4
Phillips
3,3uO
4,100
7,500
6%
Corp
6%
Pep Boys
1 ^ J/ 2
21%
£1
preferred
Factors
7%
Corp
Canada
Va
—25
6%
13
1,200
convertible
Si.CO
1
of
12
20%
1
61%
Feb
37'% Mar
12%
21%
Mills
Standard Forglngs Corp
2
Traffic
31'/a Mar
Jan
4%
2
Penn
Jan
35'%
•
2.50
Patino
26
150
Dredging Corp common-
35 000
Jan
Feb
13,100
"41/8
21,000
5%
Apr
44
29%
Co__
1%
61%
40%
36'/a
Spencer Snoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Apr
40,000
28'% Mar
Jan
Feb
27
1
Royalty
5'%
2%
Jan
31'/a
36
& Company
1%
2'%
25%
4,900
28%
Inc
5
—2
B
101%
Jan
2»% Mar
4%
Petroleum
1%
1
A
Parkersburg-Aetna
12%
103
1
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class
45,903
37% Mar
2'% Mar
preferred-
5
I'A
i0
Amer share—_1 Bol
Motors
18'%
106% Mar
Jan
78'%
2 Bol
vtc
(C A)
17?%
43 %
Feb
1% Mar
200
Jan
29%
Feb
preferred
cumulative
Jan
2
6,200
103'% 104'%
17%
104'%
2%
cumulative
Apr
97%
300
99
2'%
*
common
P&ncoastal Petroleum
Pan
1
100
—
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
98
43
%
Pipe Line
98%
l
105
150
105 >/» 105%
•
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
100%
Jan
34'%
convertible preference——25
600
100%
39
4.48%
26%
•
27%
37'%
25
Apr
Mar
25,100
preferred
26
•
29,500
27
cumulative preferred
convertible preference—
Jan
'
Pacific
original
4.88%
29%
preferred
Jan
1,100
2'%
27
4.56%
Apr
preferred
preferred
div
5%
_25
preferred-
Jan
.
'
27
27
105%
4'%
1%
common
1,000
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4 .40 dividend
$4.75 dividend
Apr
Apr
77?%
1'%
common
Co
27%
1st pfd
red
29
117
1%
Corp common
27
25
—
4.36%
29
30
25
-
1st
Feb
California Edison-
Southern
Feb
preferred—
pfd series A
red 1st preferred
5%
43%
35'%
1%
37'%
1
Oil
Jan
103%
43%
2
Jan
4
60
34%
35%
68
102'%
400
Feb
34
31%
34'A
25
_a
Paper
Manufacturing
South
103% 104
Jan
5% Mar
Corp
South
2,600
Jan
Mar
Feb
Inc
(Howard)
Sonotone
250
4%
115
Corp__10c
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv
Slick
121 >/4 124'%
76'%
4%
25
10'%
•
Jan
122%
75%
9'%
Jan
Apr
4'%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
6'%
1
8% Mar
9
Feb
Feb
20
6'%
shares_Ios
Amer
4,700
6 Va
1
6'%
Jan
2^200
9 %
2'%
12% Mar
•
5'A Mar
6%
8%
9
Jan
3,300
common
500
6,800
Jan
8'%
•
700
9%
Jan
5Va
500 fr
5%
9%
11%
Publications—
6 Va
9%
1%
900
1,000
Mar
5'%
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Airways
9,700
5%
3
40c
5.V4
Jan
1%
12'%
*
5'%
preferred
Simplic.ty Pattern
19'% Mar
•
5
Corp
Shares
American
Jan
114
1
convertible
14'%
2
common
Simmons-Boardman
900
2
—
Precision
14'% Mar
•
,
Creek
Jan
115
•
Ltd—
Breweries
12%
v
8%
10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class B
300
lo'%
1%
•
Corp of America class A
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
6j/8
1
Securities
5'%%
Canada
Shoe
Jan
Jan
103%
100
21%
2%
5%
"4%
High
Feb
100
21%
—25
preferred
of
12%
12
_9
1
„—
common
Sherwin-Will.ams
2%
17
*
5
*
Mining
1
Inc
Pacific
;
common
Denn
Shattuck
Low
5%
20c
Servomechar.isms Inc
Seton
1%
12
_1
Range Since Jan. 1
,9,100
•,
15'%
1
class B
of America
13
12%
—12.50
changed to
-
Shares'
High
17%
12%
•
Co__
for Week
2%
Dempster Investm't Co (effee Apr 11)
Sentry Safety Control
10c
Apr
111%
106'% Mar
110
8,100
3ft
16%
Inc
7
-
Television Inc
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
12%
106% 107 »/4
90c
&
10,900
15%
60
100
Ltd
Olympic Radio
15 V,
15%
3'% Mar
Jan
17%
1
*
Sentinel Radio Corp. Name
Simca
O
cumulative preferred
Overseas
2ft
4,500
50
Company common
Town
Corp common
Omar
19,600
6%
A—10
Okonite
40c
4%
6%
Shoe
Low
1
Corp General
Beeman, Bros
Relby
Airlines
Western
Securities
Jan
America-—
Co class
Oils
_3%
6%
14%
common—
Brass
Ohio
Apr
Feb
_
:
Ohio
Jan
13%
11%
Company
Ogden Corp
Jan
64
Jan
13,000
,
Oil
16
Jan
12%
4'A%
A
Oceanic
Feb
12
Co—
Pub Serv
Corp
15
57'%
——10
—.
Airlines
Penn
900
325
12
class
Cement
—„
Northern Ind
16
62'%
4%
10c
Canadian Oils Ltd——
Northeast
Jan
1
American
North
Apr
1
Inc
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
Apr
2\'i
12
16
10
Mines
Lites
3%
84%
15 Va
10
Co
Jan
Feb
2%
61
—•
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Niplssing
Noma
common
Jan
2
•
New
Jan
2
81
1
New
Old
Feb
2%
Feb
2
650
2%
Seaboard
Bales
Range
oi Prices
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
High
■
New
APRIL J 3
ENDED
STOCKS
Hhkres
of Prices
Bale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
for WeA
Range
Last
RANGE
Sales
Week's
/riday
*
Trunz Inc
2%
Feb
2%
Feb
4 Va
Feb
5'/a
Jan
1% Mar
25,700
9,900
v
—
2% Mar
2% Mar
lft Jan
3%
Apr
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
Royallte
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
dep rets ord reg
Cablle
Roosevelt
Corp
Field
Oil
Co
Fifth
£l
-a_5
common
Inc
Ltd
Ave
(The F C)
common
Co
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
Ryerson &
1
Haynes
common
15%
12'%
6,300
*
4%
5
1,400
4%
1
Company
Aeronautical
.
1.50
5
5,100
4%
Apr
32%
33
900
30%
Feb
35
Jan
Mar
4
4%
10,400
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
6
6'%
1,600
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Ban
Corp Ltd common
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
Cum
pfd
pfd
5%
89
10
8
9%
9%
92'%
1,200
10
3,200
9%
20
23%
23%
5%
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
_20
20%
20%
100
1
3%
3%
3%
117,300
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick
25c
8%
8%
23 Vs
20
Bcullin
Co
;
Steel
Co
Bcurry-Rainbow
11
10%
Apr
Jan
20%
6%
6'%
Amer
United
9»% Mar
U
S
Air
7%
Jan
U
S
Foil
22 Va
Jan
32 Va
Apr
U
S
Rubber
1.300
36
Apr
41%
Feb
United
33%
2ft
-2%
42,600
7
Jan
.
-
1%
Jan
21*. Apr
8%
Feb
9
9
25%
25%
6'A
fddtnotes kee
page
50% Mar
9%
5%
7'%
Apr
7 VI
7%
8
9,200
6%
Jan
814
33%
33%
34
300
31%
Jan
35'%
7
50
7%
7
—
Jan
26% Mar
24'% Mar
9.300
10s
100
1
8
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
B
;
Reclaiming
Vitamin
United Stores Corp
Co
—
—
Corp—^
1
7
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
61% Mar
230
-
2%
A^r
Jan
Feb
52'%
38
170
37 Via
Apr
39%
12%
IOC
12
Jan
14 Va Mar
2'A
5,500
26,700
2
Mar
134%
Feb
49 Vs
45'%
3
3 Va
4 V<
12,100
2
47%
27 V»
53%
12'%
1
16'%
100
37%
2
1
common—rr.~.—50c
Jan
15%
1
10c
1
5 2'A
25
class
5ft
Apr
300
1,300
225 % Mar
"l%
52%
common——
41J
5ft
"l%
.
1
t—4 £
Conditioning Corp_l—
States
5
—
25
10
common
*
23%
'
4
'
3 Va
27%
4'A
1
e3
400
31,500
1,100
__
•*or
5'% Mar
100
5%
6'A
common——25
Sharing
Specialities
500
6V4 Mar
registered
& Canal
RR
Preferred
United
8,600
36%
2ft
Feb
3% Mar
100
•
•
common
preferred
6,500
38
•<
21%
Jan
Jan
1
Corp
United Shoe Machinery
6%
29
5Cc
20'%
2U Jan
10%
Apr
22'% Mar
J
Profit
8%
31
•
Oil Co Ltd
24%
46'%
common—50c
Corp___
Products
dep rets ord
N
32'%
_i
common—'—
Jan
200
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Mar
22'% Mar
l
Inc
92 Va
Feb
9% Mar
100
series
•Schick
Jan
80
200
Elastic
Milk
United
series
4'%%
1
2.50
Carlos
United
3,700
43 'A
7 Va
Omaha__,—__20
of
Products
Asbestos
United
6%
49 'A
7»A
4
Co
Yards
Jan
300
5%
•
of Canada
Aircraft
5%
7%
5
10c
Management Company
Chemical Corp
United
s
8t Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
u
Ulen
1
—
Apr
15%
4"-"Apr
,
—
33.TT
■
Jan
49%
Jan
•.'—jual,
Feb
2%
Apr
4% Mar
27%
+
6
Apr
Jan
Number 5525
Volume 183
(1885)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,4.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
:-i"
"•
y 1
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Universal American Corp—
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
Products
common
AHanover
2% Mar
400
55%
Jan
67
32%
150
30%
Jan
32% Mai
62%
22,150
41%
Jan
65% Mar
3,400
4%
Jan
32%
55%
4%
4%
4%
Sugar
Jan
6,600
61%
10
15
Co
2
Stock
7s
Apr
AHanover
ALima
of)
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
Industries
Norman
33%
33%
5%
4%
5'/a
94%
1
94%
94%
100
90
Feb
stamped
(Plan A)
1951
10%
Mar
4% Mar
8%
Jan
25
Jan
36%
300
15%
Jan
17'A
Apr
31,500
4%
Feb
7%
Apr
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
111% Mar
4%
5'/a
8,000
32%
32%
36%
2,450
17
17
17'A
Vulcan
I_II
7%
6
7%
4%
4%
100
5%
100
108'/a
Silver-Lead
9%
10%
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
*
Corp
w
Aircraft
Waco
7%
Waitt
1
Watch
Wasatch
Webb
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Western
20%
3%
pfd
1%
19%
2%
2
Jan
110
135
Apr
3
300
3
Feb
102%
Jan
5
Jan
6
~5%
133%
Feb
140
50
26%
26
27%
10
24%
24%
24%
37%
37%
11%
Weyenberg
Inc
Shoe
3%
1
11%
River Oil
26%
Jan
Wickes
(The)
Industries—_10
21%
Williams, (R C)
& Co—_
Ltd—
1,050
Feb
(preferred
50
20%
Jan
-
Wood
Newspaper; Machine
6%
14%
25%
3%
600
Steel & Pump
2,400
of
Eastern
Elmira
series
Lt
Water
RR
&
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co
A"6%s with Nov
25
Jan
Nov
ex
1
1940
AGesfuerel
7
,14%
Jan
Isarco
106
Jan
-
(14
ex
Nov
with
A7s
Nov
1
55% Jan
62%
Jan
Altalian Power
Midland
1947
Valley
England
RR
Power
8%
Feb
or
Sale Price
*
-
No.
High
57%
-
25
86%
87%
26
86
and ref
7f%
Corp
;
•
United
Composite
as
80.49 Dec
Low
68.05 Jan 18
the closing prices of the common
48 %
-1956Low
—
356.6
+ 1.0
360.3
319.0
459.4*
452.6
+ 1.5
459.4
398.Q,
—0.4
414.0
and Service
——
—
346.5
320.7
319.4
379.0
379.5
369.4
500.3
425.2
350.6
160.6
152.4
0.4
325.5
302.6
—0.1
159.7
.
—1.2
—0.6
350.6
158.8
—
486.2
421.2
+ 3.0
415.7
500.8*
—
Goods
Trade, Finance
Mining
52%
High
Change
Mar. 29, '56
360.3*
Transportation
Utility
120
109
industry
and lows for the
1956, for composite and by major
follows (1939=100):
4
Non-Durable
54
7
High
.
Percent
Manuiactunng
Durable Goods
93
85.98
Range for 1955
Apr. 6, '56
96%
96%
382.5
326.8
+
312.8
High.
101%
98%
19
100%
194
100
93%
96
99
98%
101
98%
98%
99%
9
100%
25
97 %
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103»%
97'A
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
101%
100% 100%
100%
97'A
Number of
Shares
101%
195
United States
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Int'l
Railroad,
stocks
9o%
102
101'A
1101% 102%
102
193
.
J97
3,876,000
204,000
4,080,000
4,445,000
251,000
4,696,000
5,111,000
341,000
5,452,000
$1,265,000
$23,849,000
12,936,910
Total
$22,534,000
96
94
10
94%
198%
99%
97
•_
'94%
99
1
98%
17
98%
987/a
9
93'%
93%
$4,000
1*%
24,438,800
$8,000
22,584,000
17,115,500
308,297,900
273,841,200
$23,849,000
$18,391,500
$325,095,900
$298,457,000
102%
88
96
190
16,486,000
$215,000
Total.
t25
—
169.000
1,272,000
—
'—
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial
Feb-Aug
97,000
$1,265,000
Bonds
Bank
International
125
1112
14,338,025
U. S. Government
97
99%
1955:
228,759,982
181,090,958
12,936,910
Shares
99
93%
1101
Stocks—No. of
to Apr. 13
1956---
1955
1956
102%
99
3
100
99
*
104
102'%
Jan. 1
Week Ended Apr. 13
100'A
98%
103'% 103%
Feb-Aug
1973
3,902,000
99%
195
Co—
6s
73
98%
97%
98
Feb-Aug
101 %
97%
4,079,000
2,436,940
Fri. April 13
93%
90
8
93%
93
$5,542,000
2,699,100
r——
April 12
Thurs.
ua J
$292,000
2,452,310
Wed. April 11
150
146%
148
$5,250,000
177,000
2,587,680
Tues. Anril 10
+ 9S
1135
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
-
2,760,880
Mon. Apr. 9
1100
;
Chemical
86.28
13—
Apr;
current year are
100%
100
100
1981—May-Now
3s,
1973
B
1976
&
Dye
12—
78.87 Jan 23
85.97
125
May-lVow
,—
series
Hydro-Electric
11—
compared with the preceding week and with highs
lino
Apn'2-Oct
A6%» with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6 Vis ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
j
Apr.
88.07 Mar 23
____
Low
86.27
65
1168'A
•
Terni
10
98%
1100
196%
High
86.96
stocks for the week ended April 6,
1125
+—Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976-—
—Feb-Aug
3s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
2%s series C
97.84
SEC Index of Stock Prices
73
69%
100%
148%
96.03
Range for 1956
Closing
9
Apr.
The SEC index of stock prices based on
groups
61%
10
117%
97.98
99.11
99.55
96.66
179.85
66.57
Apr.
Fri,
1
96%
64%
115
97.99
96.35
""
—
Power
3s
M
170.48
Tues.
89%
1100
116%
97.92
96.32
99.29
'
180.29
y~:
.:
v ;
(35 stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
98%
97%
96.39
99.22
99.67
'
•••
65
94%
71
99.02
99.53
'
179.46
66.54
99.67
96.60
"
66.68
144
142
"5
96%
96.75
96.75
181.97
v
*
509.15
•New
4 % 1963—
3%s 1961
67.07
,
169.78
512.70
102%
94%
162%
97.92
High
98%
94'/a
97%
96.23
1
Jan.
57%
1140% 155
86%
40
98.92
99.56
96.96
182.70
Total
Bcnda
'
Jan
Low
5
98% 100
99%
June-Dec
Jan-July
„
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
1st
67.14
-
*
Range Since
Sold
Low
57%
coupon
3%s series A 1973
168.54
Thurs. Apr.
Bonds
Friday's
Rid & Asked
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct. 1 1940 coupon 1960
April-Oct
,
A6%s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998_Jan-j7dy
-
ities
170.90
:
Piedmont
-
Rails
510.04
Week's Range
Last
coupon
—
Water
Rails
Wed.
Jan-July
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—
—Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968_;
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s
1970 —:
Jan-July
Harbor
trials
518.52
2i38 Mar
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s
1953—
Safe
Stocks
Feb
Jan
"1%
16,4vd
4%
1952
1952
—Mar-Now
Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—
1940
1
ities
Y
Mar
1,000
May-Nov
,_May-ZVou
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1953
1970
4s
Util¬
roads
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
;
Mar
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
New
RR
Grade
.
Jan
17%
Apr
19%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
:
Western
&
Grade
U Apr
4%
-
coupon
Indus-
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
.3% Apr
59%
May-Nov
-May
coupon
1953
debs
6s
Guantanamo
1947
1
65
April 12—;
n:*
1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967.
A6%s
10
Util¬
11__—
Feb
.
_
10
Second
Rail¬
—!_
9—,
April
bonds
Co.:
-Bonds
First
6-_-
April
..
,
.
1956
5s
April
April 10—+.—1
57
Jan-July
1978
4s series B 1992
Fuel 3%s 1965—
&
Averages
10
21% Mar
June-Dec
mortgage
Gas
warrants.
without
Total
171.58
Feb
18% Mar
Jun-Dec
June-Dec
L—Quar-Feb
1993.
A
w,"
15
.
521.05
Jan
300
Division—
J
4s
"x
warrants;
trials
Jan
12%
■
4s
N
mortgage
A 1st
with
20
Date
12%
.<
500
Period
Exchange
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
w,"
Indus¬
Jan
A
,
175
Interest
inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug i 1998-—Boston Edison 2%s series A 1971—
Lackawanna
37%
included in year's range),
(not
of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "V t c," voting-trust certificates;
Dale—
•>
3%s
transaction
10
16 %
..
1,600
15
2 A
Chicago Transit -Authority
57%
36 y8
above—"cod," certificates
"w
30
Feb
69,500
3% •
Feb
Jan.
■
Amer
54%
2
are
28%
.
19%
57%
Ltd—
American <Stock
used
issued;
4%
Feb
8
'
64
■ <
19%
9 %
r
5s
£1
B ONDS
"
56%
36 %
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
on
13
„
5,800
Friday
•>
when
listed
13%:
13%
13%
8
preference
Wright Hargreaves
11%
U
3%
—_2
Woodley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American deposit receipts
400
104
—
YWoodaU Industries Inc
•
delivery
Slock and Bond
Mar
39
Jan
100
%
3,%
15
,37
50
..
1,600
8%
J
25
pfd—Y100
i
1
4'% %
Lt
&
i,"
Below
24% Mar
.
22%
21
~~\h
:
—.1
i—.——£
Wisconsin' P.wr
"w
29% Mar
4'/a
_■
13%
:—1
Brothers (common
4
4
•
1
Petroleums
Wilrich
Wilson
5%
.
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
55%
36'/a
55%
2012__Jan-July
2s
102%
102
•
—
$45
being traded flat.
48 V4 Mar
20%
13%
26%
Corp—
$60
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
A)
Deferred
a
Jan
A APr
A Jan
,
26%
11%
25
1
5
convertible, preferredj.—1
5%%
(Plan
$65
$102%
June-Dec
1997
1
stmpd
tive; "conv," convertible;
104% Mar
45
1
Mfg„
White's Auto Stores Inc—
Wichita
$65
—June-Dec
Stocks
17,500
%
dep rcts ord shares
Is
Tablet & Stationary LCOtm_—•
Westmoreland Goal—20
Amer
Westmoreland
1931
6s
Jan
143
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Y Western
43'A
—
§Reported 111 receivership.
Jan
2,700
137
137
137
1st pfd—100
~6
~5%
Jan
3s
value,
par
ABonds
Apr
~3
Map-Nov
April-Ocf
43%
-
$70
Jan
53,500
3
2%
$43%
Jan
136
2
76
155%
155
—
Mar
3
Jan
135
"2%
of Chile
Abbreviations
22 % Mar
15% Feb
50
16
High
d Ex-interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not
included in year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend. y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Feb
23
Jan
fund
Janeiro
•No
Feb
Jan
14,000
2%
2%
16
*
Maryland Ry 7%
3%
Jan
20
1,800
21
20%
8'/a
Ltd
Leaseholds
108
18
10c
•
1.25
100
preference
Wentworth
3%
200
40c
.
Knapp Inc
series
210
3%
1
common
Corp
&
$6
Co
400
—
1
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
5%
108'A 108%
—30
preferred
cumulative
.
ext.
ctfs
voting
Bond Inc
&
$2
4%
Co
Baking
preferred
Wagner
de
$71
—June-Dec
of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Sinking
Rio
$154
2008—May-Nou
Apr
6,900
4%
—10
Vinco
Jan
9
10%
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Venezuela
1
Bogota—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
Jan
104
Apr
2'%s
stamped
AMortgage Bank
Jan
5%
4% Mar
94%
Apr
Jan.
Low
No.
73%
Mar-Sept
1949
(issue
A7s
34% Mar
2,300
warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
Feb
29%
600
•
Co
7% Mar
84
20
90
Feb
6%
__
90
...5
Range Since
Sold
High
+76
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
6%s stamped 1958
(Peru)
7s
Bonds
Friday's
Rid & Asked
Germany—
6%s
(Prov)
AMedellin
A7s
—1
Corp common
com'ertible preferred
$4
or
.
Sale Price
Period
redeemed).
City
Maranhao
Feb
5
(City
(20%
1939
Mortgage Bank of
Valspar
Last..
Interest
Exchange
Low
2 >/2
65
Week's Range
High
66%
65
10
Insurance
Universal
Utah-Idaho
Low
5
Universal
American
Range Since Jan. 1
•
13
BONDS
Shares
2%
2%
25c
;
APRIL
for Week
High
Low
Par
ENDED
Friday
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
i
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
33
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
-
•
Deed 1940
with
A 7s. ex
«
Wasatch
1, 194?
Dec
deb 6s
Corp
coupon
ser
1100
June-Dec
1956
1956
coupon
;
;
Jan-July
A 1963
Western
Water
Newspaper
Union
6s
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
103'A
99
11
79
78%
78%
32
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
80%
78%
1102% 105
103%
105
1101'% 105
Feb-Aug
1959
100
104%
102%
5
104% 104%
99
Power 3%s 1964——June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
West Penn Traction 5s I960—.
—June-Aug
Washington
125
104%
104
110
.
(
Stocks
Domestic
0}
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
■
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
,.
A20-year 7s Jan 1947.
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951—
ACaxica Valley 7s 1948
f-A£-fis.
-
A6s
series
B
ADanzig'Port
AGerman
AS
f
&
Cons
secured
Waterways
6s
7s
1947
High
Low
No.
1
-
Total
6%s
1947—
1952
>0?
127
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
180
-
~
"
120
127
of Shares—
$62,000
3,000
104,000
12,000
130,000
~2~000
91,000
$25,000
12,000
$470,000
83,000
5,000
4,000
.
Jan. 1 to Apr. 13
$349,000
94,000
£5,000
61.000
81,971,139
70,758,814
4,568,610
67,000
1955
1956
19 55
5,690,995
Bonds
lY
"186
--
$67,000
29,000
$378,000
Stocks—No.
170
"
April-Ocf
Jan-July
$378,000
1956
180
Feb-Aug
1,325,950
993,200
.
Week Ended Apr. 13
*80
—-June-Dec
(4x44
Munic
Jan.
1181% 188
Banks—
(+++4+—
1951
—
^
April 12
Fri. April 13
$37,000
72,000
106,000
78,000
85,000
$8,000
$17,000
.1,304.600
1,007,170
1,060,075
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
5,690,995
April 10
Wed. April 11
Thurs.
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
I
Jan-July
,
Central Bk of German State..) & Prov
A /1952_;
Friday's
Bid & Asked
AprfZ-Oct
Jan-July
■
series
Bonds
—
•
A 6s
or
Interest
BONDS
Tues.
Week's Range
Friday
—
Total
Corporate
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Mon. Apr. 9
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
"J
'
"
W'
1
-
""
-
22!"f'"'
..
'81
••
20
4
128"
1111% 114
86
86
84
Foreign corporate
25
12**—- 128 -
111%
Foreign government
113%
'
Total.
$470,000
$5,120,000
$3,795,000
4,015,000
*,uia,uuu
3,472,000
-
j
$504,000,
,,
0
,
512,000,,
>.$7)7f70'.0PP
lhH.M25$00
•
i^10.260-000
I
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April 16, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Par
American Motors Corp
American
Range
Tel
&
TeJ
100
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Albany RR
&
5%
50
RR
—
preferred
Pers
Boston
&
Calumet
Hecla
RR
6%
cum
1st pfd
cum
pfd
5%
20%
20%
65
19%
Feb
26%
61
46% Mar
36% Feb
59%
39%
15%
625
63%
66%
1167
59%
96
21
21%
726
1%
__
1%
33%
•
10'%
—
5
—
5
1
Loew's Boston
_—
—
•
10%
250
18
18
636
N
E
N
Y
Tel
&
Tel
N H
Norbute
Co
Rexall Drug
Shawmut
Co
2.50
Association
:'
•
59%
197
57 %
Feb
66
48%
115
47%
Jan
50 % Mar
54%
54%
$2,250
Cincinnati
Transit
1%
1998
37
9% Feb
New York Stock
Apr
125
53%
2,061
57%
1,987
52%
48%
45
465
40%
Feb
60
Apr
Jan
50% Mar
133
34%
Jan
114%
Jan
146% Mar
16
50
14%
Jan
16
Apr
75%
125
65%
Jan
79%
Feb
134%
20
13%
138%
14
17
17%
138
20%
—
Jan
Jan
14
16%
Jan
361
134%
60
20%
2%
Jan
Apr
Apr
28%
Alien
Jan
785
2%
Feb
3%
247
51%
Feb
61%
27/a
713
American
Jan
61
Apr
Apr
—
9%
-i.
21%
10
22%
826
Feb
9%
Feb
242
22'/2
23 %
Electric
Baldwin
Bohn
Metal
Rubber
1
&
Brass
33
26
31% Mar
25
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185
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37
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Feb
12
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59
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180
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Jan
223
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41
21
27
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135
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39
156
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100
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—
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100
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39
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Apr
15
66
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of Trices
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29%
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——
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13% Mar
14
530
5
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Federal
112
4%
5
——
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56%
30
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Mar
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55% Mar
79
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57%
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58
Sale Price
27
Jan
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—
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Jan
51
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20 %
281
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14
27
—
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—
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134% Mar
12%
140
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129
59%
—
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47% Mar
599
32%
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Feb
63% Mar
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Apr
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35
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
,
Last
Sale Pi ice
Budd
Company (Un),
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Corp
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15
37%
5
37%
19 Va
Jan
21%
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Pacific
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216
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86
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43%
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49
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Mar
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14'A
32 y2
9%
t
27%
a27% a27%
50
a41% a41%
45 Va
'
1
RR
Corp
Grumman
37
39
331/3C
(Un)
Southern
Greyhound
ADr
Kaytheon Mfg Co (Uti)
Republic Aviation
(Un)
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
675
:
34'%
Apr
300
Chemical
&
100
Jan
4,889
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34%
Apr
5
Grabam-Paige Corp (Un)„_
Granite City Steel Co (Un)_
53 % Mar
34%
2'A
45 %
((Un)
Jan
2.50
.'45%
—
48%
23%
Jan
4%
(Un)—I
988
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1
(Un)
RKO
40% Jan
1-fr Jan
2.00
44 %
Calif
Co
53
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400
6,700
24%
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53
20 y2
34
2%
2.20
10c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
39%
Rayonier Inc
a63'A aG5'/2
a45'/2
61 y2
60%
8%
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—_—1
;
Feb
Jan
27%
5
& Co
27% Feb
38%
13
31%
(Un)_
20% Feb
204
Apr
280
Co
33% Mar
8,719
39
72
.
1
Products
470
27%
39
1 i
10
3
a37% a38%
26%
210
32
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26%
11%
3,270
(Un)—_
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Rubber
&
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Apr
13%
33%
Gimbel
Apr
60%
19 Va Mar
32%
Gillette Co (The) (Un)
46%
Jan
Jan
2.10
1
(Un)_.
Corp
Jan
53%
Jan
35%
common
Service
35
Jan
-
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650
483
13
a
—
44
11%
24%
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a—
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44
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53%
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a37
57
18%
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Jan
Jan
Feb
32 %
2
Corp
Co
Morris
244
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Corporation
Geneial
.
Co
66
-
a86
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&
Philco Corporation
Ryan
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44c
86
1
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Jan
46 %
2%
5
.
Co———I
25,875
17%
—
1
_
2.45
79% Jan
50
(Un)
Pictures
71 Va Mar
a86
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Feb
Phillips
a21% a22 %
1
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Jan
P% Mar
2.15
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•*r-remost
50%
50
1
class .A
Light
Fruehauf
130
18
:
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Machinery & Chemical (Uni—10
Ford
64%
1
(Un)
2.00
13%
,—10
;
Flying Tiger Line Inc—.
footD
63%
•
Airplane (Un)
Merchants
Flintkote
Jan
,
;
.
1
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Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
»
Jan
57'A
25c
.
class
Ltd
Co
I
....
Corporation (Un)
Oil
Exeter
4%
3 37
4
1
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)—5
Railroad
1,440
70
,a86
ElectroData Corp
Erie
Feb
4%
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Corp
Feb
a8% a8%
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—
Jan
a47 Va a48 Va
Penney (J C)
45%
5
Apr
30 Va
4
202
—
87
Apr
1
common
a83
3
Products
Oil
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Co (Un)
Auto-Lite
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;
Jan
23%
100
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Co (Un)
•;
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un).
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)_
78,
72%
505
•
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85
.
276
25
10
common
Petroleums
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a88
25
3% Jan
5
;
Apr
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2.80 Mar
25
Jan
a80%
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25
35%
16% Mar
Jan
89%
25
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pacific
Jan
a87%
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Pacific
41c'
2,500
25
Lighting
Jan
Feb
21c
3%
•
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2'A
47
34%
2.90
preferred
Pacific
2b ~t\
Feb
39% Jan
32% Jan
a33 a33 V2
17,200
1
common
Pacific
48%
Jan
3%
32c
class A pfd
preferred
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4.36%
9
17% Mar
29c
8
.14'/8
.
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(Unj
Gas
Elec
Mar
j
8,_
70
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540
10
335
4%
1
43
(Un)
1,170
5
(Un)
43
a33!/2
1
14%
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Feb
•
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—
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•
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Jan
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•
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__
16%
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10
285
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&
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5%
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1,715
56%
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17%
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a—
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56%
Apr
25
15 %
31%
61% Mar
8
17%
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Jan
Apr
Apr
Paramount
Decca
Inc
1)5
4
Feb
*
15%
—
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62
I
(Un)
Chemical
Finance
a—
24% Mar
60
50c
Clay Products
a
39% Jan
Feb
2%
Pacific
35
Feb
Feb
46%
12
Pacific
14
37%
21
817
(Un)
(Un)—
49% Mar
120
1—1
A
16%
Jan
89
9
Co
Oil
Olin
Mar
3% Mar
a64% a64%
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45
34
1
94%
1,404
28% Mar
7%
——50c
27
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Feb
23%
2.10
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1
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Mar
48% Mar
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25
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CcUss-Wright Corp common
40c
Jan
55
all9y4all9%
5
38%
23
1
38%
—
38%
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3
a57% a61 %
--
23Va
a6iy8
Co
15%
25
87%
100
9%
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700
——1
25
526
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44
25
(Un)
;
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Co—1
Jan
47
325
Jan
Apr
a26
180
93
3%
8%
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49'A
a26
51% Mar
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Jan
38% Mar
42% Jan
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43 %
5
23
Apr
30% Feb
1
277
2
19 Va
18
814
48%
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l
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7% Jan
29% Mar
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5
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43%
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10
i
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Crown
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*
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Aircraft
Oceanic
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20
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Products Ref Co
Corn
21% Mar
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16%
Feb
>25
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(Un)
Co
Feb
19%
22c
19%
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5
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RR
Northern Pacific Ry
Apr
15%
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Continental
Cont'l
Corp
Oil
American
365
a47% a48%
a48
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100
Inc
Central
71 % Mar
20%
.
280
Elec System (Un)
Mining & Chemicgl
Feb
1,733
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19 y8
19 Va
a36%
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16
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25
Jan
4%
Mar
2.30 Mar
___
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12Va
(Un)_.
Niagara Mohawk Power
Noruon
20%
1
(Un)
Jan
16
16
5
360
800
(Un)
Theatres
24
1,3?0
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Consolidated Electrodynamics
Consumers
Apr
62% Mar
a63% a66 Va
•
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National
a72'A
5%
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Mar
37
1.95 Jan
2,230
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Idria
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a73
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310
5%
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1%
54%
5%
28
5
Gypsum Co (Un)
Supply Co (Un)
100
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Distillers
249
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Consol Edison of N Y (Un)
Diablo
National
60%
•
35%
2.00
2
Apr
10
1
Commonwealth
20% Mar
25
.
34%
28%
(Un)
Jan
aGl'A a61%
a61%
35
5%
(Un)
40
60%
•'
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•27%
I
30 Va
Feb
Pac—
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2%
•
30
Feb
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37
1,540
7
Feb
3^
Jan
18 Va
a37% a3878
29%
62
16%c
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
56% Mar
High
97
1
1
(Uni
Chemical
54%
51 y4
;
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Climax Molybdenum (Un)
Commercial
Co
Inc
Development
Av.oiisanto
Low
a28% a29%
18
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Petroleum
15y8 Mar
502
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1
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29%
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10
18
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20
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100
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17
317
10%
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13
Friday,
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20 »/4
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...
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18%
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ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
18%
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7%
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Low
10
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
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FOR
Hale*
,
Range
65 % Apr
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United
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Plywood
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Co
59%
61
1,928
65
65 Vz
245
25
25
50% 50%
a34% a34%
137
300
35
21
280
125
Inc
Lines
—
—
—
5
1
(Un)—
Pictures
Corp (Un)
Willlston Basin Oil Exploration
(Un)———
Wheeling Steel
Co
&
Woolworth
Inc
30%
31%
57%
57%
59
53% 53%
31c
32c
...
—
—
675
341
1,532
145
4,900
3
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—
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31%
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Westinghouse Elec (Un)
21
21%
21%
21
2.50
10
12%
10
10c
Western Union Teleg (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wilson
11
60
—*
1
Corp (Un)————*
Chem
Bros
Air
a57% a57%
—
Bakers
of Amer (Un)
Kamp's
Western
__
__
16%
Vanadium Corp
Warner
181
531
45
45
Oil————10
Corp
Va-Carolina
—
a69%a71,/4
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a46%
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Aircraft Corp
United
Worthington Corp (Un)
York
Corp (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Zenith Radio Corp
(Un)—
-
267
25
100
16
141
Far
High
Low
High
Low
Par
a—
g
51%
Jan
37%
Feb
51%
54% Mar
32% Mar
48
Mar
59
Mar
Jan
30%
Jan
51%
Feb
Jan
Apr
61
53
66
21
Jan
42
Apr
25
Apr
50
Apr
38% Jan
Mar
38%
Jan
19%
uan
r
Feo
28-/2
19%
Feb
23% Mar
20
Feb
29
Feb
57
Feb
46%
Feb
22%
33%
65%
53%
Mar
Mar
30c
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
Apr
39c
Jan
16% Mar
47%
Jan
50
53"%
Feb
86%
53"% Apr
27 % Apr
95
Jan
130% Mar
Apr
23%
Mar
Feb
130% Mar
Hammond
—
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Trices
Shares
Sale Price
* Low
Admiral
Akron
Mfg
Brass
:
Chalmers Mfg
American
American
Cyanamld
Jan
300
12
Jan
15%
15
8%
•.
400
9
24%
24%
25
29%
27%
46
29%
47%
1,300
50Q
74%
76%
900
16%
16%
70%
,
70%
69%
68
69%
,
21/a
18% Mar
7%
12.50
& Tel
American Tel
Co
73
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
29% Apr
44
Feb
48%
61
Jan
76% Apr
class
Co
A
&
(111)
$1.50 conv 2nd
—
6%
79%
58%
20%
20%
—
—
400
200
400
2,400
7
Washer
160%
18%
29%
159%
80%
58%
20%
19%
29%
161%
13%
13%
13%
300
41%
900
8
6%
41
6%
6%
42%
3
Fe
Co
Refining
Automatic
700
1,100
10
1.50
Santa
&
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic
80%
43%
4
.
preferred
Topeka
Apr
*
50
common
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison
Feb
Co
Manufacturing Corp
6%
13%
14%
950
19
—
8
4,500
32
600
21%
Jan
179%
Jan
75%
Feb
41%
Apr
5%
Jan
66%
Jan
Power
Jones
Kansas
12%
6,500
5%
Jan
5,400
6%
Jan
•
Bearings Inc ———_—.——,—„50c
Belden Manufacturing Co
10
Bendix Aviation Corp
5
B»stian-Blessing
Co
Fisheries
Booth
Brach
&
Brad
Sons
Foote
Company
Burlington Industries Inc——
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Butler
Calumet
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
of
17%
487/B
43%
50%
800
38%
75
75
100
68
Feb
2
Jan
Secur
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,600
25%
37%
26 %
'300
23%
24%
100
22%
15%
16
34% 34%
4%
5%
57% 57%
18
18%
1% '2
36% 37%
54 - 54
A
%
31 %
31%
1,300
400
4,300
35
1,100
400
400
100
2,900
25%
16
__
5%
—
18%
—
36%
37a
1
—
Jan
Feb
Machine
(Un)
S>7 convertible preferred
Christiana Oil Corp
*
Chrysler Corp
<-•
29
Co
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City Products Corp
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Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%
Clinton
Ilium
15
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common
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Motors
10
Corp..:
1
Co
25
Pacific
States
22
Mar
25%
Jan
25
Feb
31
Jan
39
Feb
Deere
& Company
Edison
Dodge
Uow
Du
10
(Un)
Co
9%
145
Mar
Ohio
Edison
132
Feb
138
Mar
Ohio
Oil
Apr
6% Mar
Manufacturing
Chemical
Pont
Eastern
(E I)
10
Co
de
5
Nemours
Lines
Air
Corp
(Un)
5
Inc
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Eddy
Paper
_10
Corp
•
Emerson Radio & Phono
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Apr
Paramount Pictures
98 V2 Feb
41V4Mar
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
5% convertible prior preferred
Rights.:
Pennsylvania RR
^
Penn-Texas Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
46'A
•
v
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
60%
Jan
71% Feb
27%
Apr
27%
49
Feb
51% Mar
80JA
Feb
$1.60
Apr
Flour
Ford
Mills
Motor
of
IncZ__ZZZZZZZ5
7%
57 %
Inc.
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De
Luxe
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Co
Foremost Dairies
Fox
1
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11%
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Sales
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see
J
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-
1.25
Inc.
page
43.
15%
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500
29%
Apr
500
34'A
Apr
48
68%
50
650
38
Jan
56 V2
400
57V<
Jan
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—
Mar
Jan
17%
22%
57%
5 .
30 y2 Mar
.
Jan
2
Mar
37
Mar
15 y8
235^2
Feb
Feb
400
10
600
100
200
3.200
76'A
Feb
90%
240
Jan
13V8 Jan
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
34 y2 Mar
24%
Jan
29
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
11%
Feb
13% Mar
5%
Apr
106 JA
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Apr
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18
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9
;
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59 y8
Jan
69 Va Mar
Jan
25 Va
Apr
Feb
90'A
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21% Mar
Apr
Jan
38% Mar
|
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38'A
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33
Apr
-
136%
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29%
Jan
13
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;
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55 »/2
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Feb
Apr
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26% Mar
5
24%
Apr
26
Mar
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15'A
Feb
18
Mar
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100
2,650
1
200
20 »A Mar
27
Mar
38 V2
58
Mar 1
600
1,100
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31
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Apr
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Apr
32 y2
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25%
Feb
29
Apr
42'A
Jan
51
Mar
Jan
947/a Mar
44
Feb
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Feb
51 y8 Mar
7%
4%
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50
10
100
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1
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(Un)
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96%
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Jan
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28
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600
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400
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,
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97%
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Jan
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150
43'/4
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1,500
6,700
300
10
100
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1,000
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300
200
1,300
600
1,000
300
900
38%
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70'A
70%
48%
48%
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200
600
11%
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Jan
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78%
Jan
87%
34
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Jan
42
33
32%
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Corp of America
45% 46%
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47% 48'A
10
10
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400
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
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57
St Louis National Stockyards
v
St Louis Public Service class A
St Regis
Paper
Co
26%
12%
12
5
13
_
12%
47%
13
49V2
•
„
1,600
450
Jan
Apr
Mar
18%. Feb
20% Mar
71% Jan
89% Mar
17
Jan
18%
65
Jan
73 Va Mar
24 Va
22'A Feb
Feb
Feb
49%
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54XA Mar
34
Jan
46%
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Jan
27 Va Mar
51V2
Jan
61
48 V2
Jan
53% Mar
16%
Jan
21 y8 Mar
31 %
Jan
16% Mar
,y
Apr
Apr
36
Jan
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Feb
9%
Apr
12 Vb
25 V2
Apr
29
5%
Apr
22 Vs
Feb
15%
Apr
25
Apr
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Jan
Jan
Apr
28
Mar
18
Mar
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Apr
Feb
160 Va Mar
20%
Jan
24 Va Mar
37%
Feb
43%
54%
Jan
74% Mar
31V2
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36 y2 Mar
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37
Jan
39% Mar
Jan
Apr
147
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Apr
65 y8
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72%
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57%
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-
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39
500
900
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•
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150
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26% 26%
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19% 20
33
33
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—
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46
1,200
100
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31
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26%
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87/a Mar
Jan
105%
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53%
43%
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—
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1,400
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9
27
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24
61
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57
Feb
12%
100
4%
60
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200
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8
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37% Mar !
20
900
400
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300
600
100
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>
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47%
-
600
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33y2
60
Jan
36
Apr
33%
400
20
250
1,300
1,500
100
50
200
1,800
900
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River
,
Jan
Apr
|
Jan
18
28%
17»/2
(R. J.) Tobacco class B
Richman Bros Co.
:
——•
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16'A Jan
Feb
106
Jan
,
Jan
34 y4
1
32% Mar
106
32%
73
.40
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Apr
57y8
Corp
Service
Rexall Drug
Mar
Apr
& Co
Raytheon Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
11%
|
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35 y2
17%
*
5
Radio
52% Mar
88% 89%
235
235
11% 11%
19% 19%
7%
8
57 %
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18% 19
15
15%
6%
6%
;
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Jan
Jan
14%
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43%
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10 f
85
78%
72'A
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
500
Apr
11
14»A Feb
19 y2
17%
Pullman Company (Un)
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Feb
400
Apr
Jan
1%
72'A
*
5
25
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
,35% Mar
226% 235%
48%
49%
(Un)
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Philco
*
71 y8 Mar
1,400
2,100
42%
87%
41'A
19l/e
25
1
1
preferred
conv
Phelps Dodge Corp
Apr
34%
cum
Pfizer (Charles)
9% Jan
42JA Mar
29%
300
14V2
5
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People's Gass Light & Coke.—
Apr
Apr
Feb
Chem
Pan American World Airways
Apr
16%
34%
5
(Un)
43
14%
7.50
52V8 Mar
200
23
30
1
Oklahoma Natural Gas
11% Mar
__
43
12
;
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35'A
216
Feb
Jan
Apr
25%
25%
94%
45%
49%
11%
•
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Jan
Jan
70
18
19%
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5
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Jan
__
Mar
74 V*
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25
10
94
7%
__
41
Jan
17
200
400
50
700
48
8%
26%
24%
8%
26%
24%
100
30'/a
26%
226%
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43XA
2,600
-
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Pacific Gas & Electric
2,200
48%
Jan
60%
Power
Apr
34%
29%
7%
10
.5
Oak Manufacturing Co
Jan
11%
.20
Mar
43% Mar
Jan
Public
Detroit
__
1
(Un)
(Un)
(Minnesota)
9
31%
34%
93%
45
•
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Northwest Bancorporation
-
132
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10%
1
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Northern
1
5
•
55%
92%
45
49%
7%
4%
—
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&
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200
1,200
300
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un):
50
100
-
47
27
45%
2
:
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Apr
80%
7%
41 %
Cudahy Packing Co
47%
10
Tile
Apr
7%
„
Mfg
National
62% Mar
35
16y8 Mar
Jan
2,7<Jp
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8
136% 138%
32% 33%
—
National Standard Co
•
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27%
72%
29
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40%
7%
7%
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68%
80
13
29%
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49%
.
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61
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49%
-
5
Jan
41 »A
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34%
60
52%
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Feb
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31
34%
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60
52%
27%
19%20
22%
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„
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54y8
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Olln-Mathieson
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16
43%
69%
27%
55
Lead Co
23%
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16%
22
54%
5
6%
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Jan
41%
23
24
25%
-
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1
.
;
85'A
1,800
100
350
300
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Jan
37 y2
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25% 25%
14%
25%
1
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Container Corp
Cylinder Gas
National Distillers Prod
Feb
67
27%
__
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National
Jan
46%
15%
41%
27%
29
Napco
National
,
3%
39%
40
Company
72>A
100
1,100
94
15%
41%
69%
•
27
30
50%
94%
49
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Continental
__
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72%
64%
100
Electric
Foods
136% 136%
6%
6%
, 72%
74%
64% 66%
35% 35%
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preferred
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—
1
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22%
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140
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Mount
600
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1
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75
9%
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Jan
40 Va
,
Feb
38
2,500
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—
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North American Car Corp
30
200
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24
—
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&
New York Central RR
800
139
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Motorola Inc
North
27%
41%
—
Montgomery Ward &
.
Apr
23
Apr
Apr
42%
38%
National
30
Mar
50
200
300
100
100
200
700
100
__
2
Apr
27%
40%
*
Co
Chemical
Apr
22
common. 1
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Monsanto
12
-
—
Cement
27%
Jan
65
Apr
<
40%
__
•
10
12.50
•
(Un)
Mfg
Jan
500
1,300
Jan
50
' 40
10
FueL
Feb
- -
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Jan
Jan
52%
600-,
39V8 Mar
55l/2 Feb
Jan
65
46%
1
11
200
27%
__
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Mar
21
Feb
.45
Jan
59
Apr
1% Mar
58 Vb
35
2Vi Jan
Jan
18
32
&
River
Portland
Missouri
Mar
53%
51%
Min
Minnesota
36% Mar
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33%
•
1
Brewing Co
26%
900
26 %
*
16
Feb
17% Mar
„
*
392
26%
common—22
Feb
Apr
400
1,900-
50%-
48%
~~
4
31%
—
61%
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Feb
15%
__
12.50
Inc
Products
Utilities
South
Middle
Minneapolis
4%
12%
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Elanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
•
Apr
32%
49%
14
42%
200
36%1,000
13%
500-*
32%
:
300
27
600
6%
__
—15
Jan
29%
1
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Service
27%
30
Feb
26%
16%c
& Co
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Merritt Chapman & Scott
37% Apr
27% Jan
30% Feb
Jan
-
—
4
•
1
*
Merck
21% Jan
17% Jan
Apr
28% Jan
35%
13%
'32%
26%
13%
7
1
*
2
1
Medusa Portland Cement
Mar
2% Jan
Feb
42 %
—
Feb
.-
133% 135%
42%
*
:
Apr
—.25
(Un)
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
12
19%
12%
—
25
:
-
32%
Feb
Jan
1,700
200
25
89
36%
36%
31% .33 - •
11% 12 %
Mar
2%
2'/2
1,700,<
188
200
36'/a
35%
*
70
....
77
14%
'
4
series A
28
____1
*
common
Chicago. Towel Co
11%
""
-
27%
29%
60%
preference
Chicago CorD
31%
10
common..
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Crane
37
——■
conv
New
700
1,200
—
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Certain-Teed Products
Cities
200
20%
14%
24%
5
Central Illinois Pub Serv
$1.50
2%
19%
14%
37%
,
2%
14%
*
I
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall Field & Co
Martin (Glenn L) Co (Un)
34% Jan
50% Apr
Jan
24%
88%
24%
36%
35%
t
*
5
1
33%c
(Un)
Corp
7%
preferred
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Mar
20% Apr
Apr
&
preferred
29
Jan
27%
65%
& Light—L*
Light (Un)
8.75
.Lindsay Chemical Co common
Mar
Apr
166
6%
34
Power
Copper
-
—
*
Libby McNeil & Libby
15% Jan
.76% Mar
v 3% Feb
30
Apr
58% Jan
2% Feb
Jan
600
10
Rights
111
20%
1350
*
Central
Feb
100
20%
__50c
_
Light
146%
26%
166
29 %
America—
Illinois
1,200
600
2
is
16%c
Ltd—
.
Jan
27%
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central & South West Corp.
Central
1%
27%
5
-
(Un)
common
Corp
161
700
26
25
Inc
Prospect
1%
2
15
common...
Pacific
Jan
,
12.50
Hecla
&
Canadian
Jan
50
....
Jan
24%
2%
26%
5
1
5
Corp
Brothers
2"%
1,550
55%
.
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Burton-Dixie
300
30
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3
29
-
10
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1
9
Corp
Borg-Warner
•*.
55%
lp
•
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(George W)
Borg
,
30
—
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Blnks Manufacturing Co
69
69
Feb
13%
61'A Jan
25
10
Co
Lincoln Printing Co common
McKay
13
(Un)
laldwin-Llma-Hamilton
&
Co
Drug
4.32%
Apr
14%
42%
9%
' 7%
Jan
27
10% Mar
Jan
12%
34
34%
300
27
27% '. *; 650 >
24% 25% 550/
12% 13%
- 700
5%
6%
1,000
33% 34
250
106
106
100
20
20 150
65% 66%
200
„
*
(Un)
Leath & Co common
Mar
30% Mar
Jan
35%
—
Jan
66
7,300
500
5,700
1,000
200
600
350
100
500
1,000
100
High
Low
9%
400
100
2,400
301
400
800
1,800
100
14% 15
10% 11
105 106%
,
—
—.—.7.50
Laclede Gas Co
20
162
14%
5
,—,—-15
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co..
(
58% Apr
21% Apr
-
—
—-——3.50
Electric
—1
Light
Power
Katz
Kennecott
Mar
Jan
&
City
Mar
15%
Gas
Kansas
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
29%
—
LaUghiin Steel (Un)
-.10
Alum
&
Chemical com__33%c
&
Kaiser
Apr
Feb
Jan
—
__
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Feb
15%
28%
18
*
Tel & Tel
mjnois
Iowa
-
Apr
46%
140%
—
—
•
Ltd
Packers
Power Co
Iowa
.
17%
30%
8%
24
186%
83%
51
7%
87%
Feb
7%
79%
41%
42
10
5
1
Corp
Co
23
183%
80%
5
(Un)
Anaconda Cooper Mining
Steel
7%
50
common
16%
24%
—
Mineral & Chemical
International
Interstate
26% Mar
600
600
1,400
700
15%
1,
International Shoe Co
,
75% Mar
400
'
__
•
International
—
45
*
RR
International Paper (Un).
Mar
65%
30%
7%
7%
23
23%
182% 183%
30
__
_—25
Corp
Viscose
Oil
7
9
(Un)
9
—100
29
Tobacco
American
American
75
1
(111)
& Stand San
Rad
__
10
Co
American Motors Corp
American
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
46
-
20
Steamship Co
International
Mar
17
61%
106
International Harvester
r
w&r
„
American Machine & Foundry
Atco
8
1
(Un) J
Investment Co
American
Armour
500
950
500
1,000
(Un)
American Can Co
Armco
9(4
Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres
Amurex
19%
8%
;—20
1
:
(Un)
American Airlines
18%
g'/4
*
Laboratories
juried
19%
50c
1
N
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
Allis
Castings
Aluminum
x32 %
—
Interlake
45% Apr
33% Apr
Feb
Jan
5
J,
Corp
Advanced
39%
30%
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
12% 14
15% 15%
60% 62
60% 62%
50
50
45
45%
45
45%
15% 16
46% 47%
38% 38%
71% 73
17% 18
21
21
29% 30
1%
1%
35% 35%
13
Indiana Steel Products Co
Inland Steel Co
-
HlnK
1
Co
45%
33%
Central
uign
low
—
,
Co
Brick
1
Range Since Jan.
Iligh
44%
45
preferred
Illinois
800
1,400
2,200
6
10
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Corporation
Illinois
Sale*
for Week
Par
Abbott
Werner Corp
eempUatfca «| tti mai-lot transaetione only
STOCKS
Co
Huttig Sash & Door common
5%
2%
10
Heln
Hupp
Midwest Slock Exchange
—
1
10
1
—3
1
10
100
Organ Co
Harnischfeger Curp _
Helleman (G)
Brewing
A
10%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc —
5
General American Transportation__2.50
General Box Corp
1
General Candy Corp
5
General Contract
—
2
General Dynamics Corp (Un)
3
General Electric Co—
——9
General Foods Corp new com
__*'
General Motors Corp new com
1.66%
General Telephone Corp
10
Gibson Refrigerator Co
1
Gillette (The) Co—
1
uhdden Co <Un»
10
Ooodyear Tire & Rubber Co
•
Oossard <W H) Co
•
Gray Drug Stores
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical.—
1
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
—*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Griesedieck Co
.
1
Gulf Oil Corp
25
for Week
of Prices
Low High
10% 10%
* 68% 69%
2% 2%
Sale Price
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Sale*
Range
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
U» Angelas Stock
50 y8 Mar
41'A
Jan
16
Jan
19 % Mar
43
Feb
49%
Apr
9% Feb
10
Jan
50
Feb
54
Apr
25%
Jan
28 Va Mar
12 y2 Mar
13 Va
27%
Feb
33%
55 Va
Jan
58
Jan
12% Mar
14%
Feb
41%
49 y2
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Number 5525
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(1889)
/
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's v
Last
Sangamo
Electric
Coj—.
Sears Roebuck
Signode
&
Steel
Sinclair-Oil
1
com_.
Southern
Pacific
Co
Standard
19%
Feb
22% Mar
Joy
300
18%
Jan
28
32%
Lone
33%
Apr
3,700
32%
Jan
36%
Jan
31%
200
McKinney
21%
Feb
34% Mar
69
1,400
55%
Natco Corp
Jan
69
Apr
1,900
61%
Jan
76%
Apr
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
800
25%
Apr
29%
Apr
67
74%
74%
76%
25%
27
21%
Oil
of
19%
52
Jan
58% Mar
26
Feb
27%
Jan
United
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
a47
20
56%
Jan
20c
*
a36% a37%
26
II~|
14% Mar
Feb
46%
Jan
Oil
4
(Un)
Jan
50%
32%
26%
Corp
Pan American World
Airways
11
Apr
Carbide
10o
Oil
Jan
Apr
3J% Mar
289
22
25
2
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Super Mold Corp
Swift & Co (Un)_T._
Electric
\
97%
29%
27%
100
11%
Jan
987
!
Union
Development-_33%c
Apr
Feb
30
29%
Sh
M?.r
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Apr
32% Feb
29
M,r
6
Union
24V*
83 %
71
10
-
2d%
26
25
Feb
112
173
105
7ia?
26%
common
Apr
37% Mar
Tan
___*
Corp
$4.50 preferred
Oil & Gas
Pacific
Apr
Jan
20
pfd
Mar
33
<
Jan
Union
25
1st
10
2,353
55%
*
5
25
preferred
red
32% Mar
Feb
Mar
12%
Feb
20
Mar
9%
50
23
Apr
~"~20
26
1,033
135
34%
11—25
170
200
Jan
Apr
372
89%
52%
49%
175
Jan
15%"
Feb
5%
Jan
20
preferred
red
4.80%
lis
43%
27%
Utah-Idaho
Aggregates
700
a20a20%
32%
—
19% Mar
5'%
79%
__
Feb
27%
dd2
•
preferred
1st
57o
a
common
Pacific Gas & Electric
5% %
20
Corp
Jan
41%
16
1,884
a48%
25
Stauffer Chemical Co
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard
360
44
5%
Jan
2,265
a31
:
20
1,741
a52%
4% Mar
36%
555
,
56% <
_7
43
2%
50% Mar
48%
*
u
89%
1
.1
(Un)
Feb '
■
14
53%
48%
1.40
(Un)
new
Standard Oil Co of N J
33%
__
13%
—
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p .10
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)„—
r
Ma?
s
o
87%
__
41%
77
13%
56%
10
•
-5
10
Co
&
Public
Southwestern
41%
.
267 *
962
.
10
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Standard Brands Inc (Un)—
Standard OU Co of California
Standard Oil Co (Ind).—
33%
89%
22%
Jan
,,
81
Co—
__
1
Jan
72%
45% Mar
33% Mar
-I
Finance Co
Roebuck
42"%
•
(Un)
Northern Pacific
Sugar
__
•
Power
Aviation
American
Oahu
7 i/a
1
(Un).
Mohawk
American
North
(Un)
a60%
1
Electric
24%
i
(Un)
RR
__
0
Company
New
__
70%
Feb;
Jan
29%
all
29
alOVi
Jan
65%
39%
200
a44% '
l
64%
63
Feb
Apr
385
a78% a79%
__
'
National
Jan
7%
100
15%
__
29%
Jan
33
200
10
com
20/s
mi/
2,464
5
—
Middle South Utll
Apr
963/2
2,058
35
—
15%
115
4.48% convertible preferred
Southern Calif Petroleum
Southern Co (Un)—
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co (Un)
o*,/
Inn
26%
—
1
Z
23
26%
35
(Un)
I
IVv
371/
50
16%c
Ltd
ilf?
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5
Inc.(Un)
Jan
100
4.32%, preferred
Mor
1Q1/4
361/
263
Co
Co
Petroleum
a78%
al0%
__
.
IVv
84
93
1
Mfg
&
103/
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a32J/4 a38%
34%
a47
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lid
90
Aiu
93
15%
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A
50
34%
10
33
.
__
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a20
—
18
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150
34%
Meier & Frank Co
Eni/ *^pr
55
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85
__
McKesspn & Robbins Inc (Un)
Menasco
i«
380
*
Inc
•
287
16%
a68%
♦
(Un)
S
a22% a22%
,
Jan
78%
13% Mar
262
10
55%
34
54
33
.—3
32%
Shasta Water Co common (Un)_—2.50
5%
Shell Oil Co
7%
a77%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A2
'
Sinclair.Oil Corp .(Un)
5
68%
Socony Mobil Qil Co (Un)
10
Southern Calif Edison Co com (Un)—51%
Sears,
.
4T3/
170
47%
16%
1
Co
McBryde Sugar Co
49%
al32% al34%
10
(Un)—:
.Q3/
63
44%
„
10
Co
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett &
Myers Tobacco
a54% a57%
—
8%'
•
2%
(Un)
Light
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co—1
6%
376
a93% a97%
®ch®nl®y ^austries (Un)
Seaboard
—
9%
—
Mar
200
a33% a33%
5% 1st preferred
San Mauricxo Mining
Jan
46%
10
can
75% Mar
36
—
B
Apr
9
—
1.8j
Jan
Apr
a93%
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com—
Feb
35%
Corp new com (Un)—5
Jones it Laughlin Steel (Un)
10
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com—33%o
Jan
56
4,725 "
a29% a30%
—
10
1
—
St Louis-San Francisco
31% Mar
35%
al33% al33V4
Johns-Manville
—
2.50
Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
ioFPh
•
(Un)
Apr
24% Mar
30%
50 florins
1
S and W Fine Foods Inc
Jan
7%
(Un)
Co
International Tel & Tel com
Oil
Ryan Aeronautical Co
-
68% Mar
ADr
91%
35%
•
(Un)_*
Corp (Un)_—
•
& Gas Co new com___—1
Steel
Jan
28
345
11
<Un>
Co
R°yal Dutch Petroleum
1.05
1
Mfg
1.10
5
15
46% 46%
4%
5
a37% a38%
• 17%
17%
48 48%
--
Richfield Oil Corp
•
Riverside Cempnt Co class A (Un)—20
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
1
Mar
13%
,
5
a37 %
J
—_
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Apr
12%
incorp
Jan
36
1
1
*
Realty—
Equipment &
Rayonier
Anr
a22% a23%
1.10
Railway
Feb
20%
965
a73'/4 a73%
70% 70%
a48% a»l%
—
-
•
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
-
73%
a40
•
14%
,
Rexall Drug Inc (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
14%
"
—
—
—*
Feb
23
322
1-40
•'!
Apr
33 %o
International
<
f-3?
High
31%
25
a67% a67%
30% 31%
7%
7%
97 % 99%
—
*
20
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—_•
Pullman Inc capital (Un)
8
Pure Oil Co (Un)
•
38% Mar
38%
80
1,455
30/8
Petroieum Co
Mill Co Ltd (Un)
Phillips
Pioneer
382
'•
Philippine
4% Mar
Lou
26% 27%
a 23/a a23^i
.—
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
a33.5/« a33^?
r
1%
10
International Harvester
Oil
18
19
4%
v
Shares
25
--
26 /8
12%
3
P 10
(Un)
Long Dist Tel Co
Philco Corp common
a4%
1
International Nickel Co Canada
Lntex
Apr
—1
(Un)
Hupp Corp
Petrocarnon Chemicals
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Mar
14
-1
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
-50
33%0
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Apr
49
Feb
a48%
Last
Sale Price
(Un)
tUn)—
RR Co
Pennsylvania
Week's
"
'
Par
Corp
Pictures
Paramount
a71%
Oil Co class A
Hancock
50%
Feb
12j/4
29
(Un).—_—1
2#
Engr
(Un)
Apr
43
44%
»
Aircraft
Corp
50%
3.634
2,428
1
Chem (Un)_
&
Corp
Grumman
Gulf
Oil
Northern Ry
Great
44%
10
1
5
& Co
Co
& Rubber
Tire
100Va Apr
13%
a47 %
Brewing
Mar
92
100
a37% a37%
5
(Un)__10
Lakes
64% Mar
19
Telephone Corp com
Goodyear
Jan
Fpb
45%
18
Co
Gladding McBean
64%
53%
240
:
Feb
4%
10c
Gillette
Great
50%
'
'
High
57%
45
18
—
(Un)—
Public
General
Goebel
1.139
preferred
Convertible 2nd
General
62
45
*
common—
Preferred
General
Low
570
13%
1%
*
com
Paint Corp
General
13
APRIL
Friday
61%
50%
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
100% 100%
__
__
WEEK
STOCKS
Skates
61 %
62
8
(Un).
Coip
of Price*
61 V\
(Un)_
Co
FOR
for Week
Range
Low
Pur
General Dynamics Corp
Electric
.
Sale Price
stocks
General
Week's
Last
,
Sales
__
Feb
14
Mar
19%
Feb
22% Mar
30
Feb
33% Mar
65% Mar
1,349
56%
Feb
a54 a54%
45
46%
Feb
53% Mar
48(4
48(4
380
47%
Jan
50% Mar
9 %
9%
1,140
8%
Jan
25%
25%
~
9%
__
__
12%
Apr
al01(4 al03%
100
24
Feb
60
84
Jan
9%
Apr
25% Apr
101% Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Est
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
Montreal Stock
quotations
on
all
Canadian securities.
Orders bandied
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
jrom
coast to coast.
Canadian
Friday
W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Inc.
30 Broad Street
STOCKS
Last
Sals Pries
Par
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Abltlbl Power <fe Paper
Teletype: NYl-1979
Acadia
Class
NEW YORK
Atlantic
—20
Sugar
*
Co
•
page
43.
Sale*
Range
for Week
o* Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Hioh
Low
High
40%
42 y4
6,884
34%
Jan
42%
Apr
25
23%
25
1,070
23%
Apr
26%
Jan
12%
12
12%
475
141/4
Jan
12%
24
a23%
; a23(4
7%
%
155
23%
Jan
7%
1,485
7%
Apr
1 i23
8%
Apr
Mar
Jan
4%
...
117
117
119
2,452
93
Feb
121
•
of Canada
preferred
Week's
Low
•
Aigoma
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Exchange
Fnnd»
42(4
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
see
*
common
A
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4%$-
footnotes
•
common.
preferred
Aluminum
For
13
121
118 122%
3,717
100
Jan
124
pfd__ —25
25
25
25%
475
25
Apr
26
Jan
50
51%
51 (4
52
1,487
5iy4
Apr
53
Mar
53
53
53
75
Feb
48
48
180
-
—50
—
Mar
Apr
52
Jan
54
47%
Jan
50 y4 Mar
Number 5525...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
*2.40
Ltd
Asbestos
Ltd—_
of
Banque
Nova
Canadienne
28
28
28%
55
67%
42
42
42%
Columbia
Columbia
Feb
24
Apr
25
Jan
28%
Apr
Jan
55%
Apr
58 y2
1,090
Jan
68%
39% Mar
-
42 y2
Mar
Apr
Apr
63%
64
475
62 y2 Mar
65
Feb
41%
'
41%
2,165
40'/2
46
Mar
49 y2
Jan
49%
50
8,800
7%
6%
8
42,379
•
7%
Jan
41
40%
42%
7,512
35
Jan
45%
Feb
102
102
103
280
102
Apr
*105%
Feb
50
51 y2
51%
52
500
50
52%
Ltd
6%
Forest
Products
50
Mar
52 y2
Jan
52%
135
52
Mar
55
Jan
50
140
48
Mar
50
Jan
92
♦
19 y8
•
Telephone
39%
25
A
92
55
92
Mar
95
Feb*
49
40%
49
v
•
49%
4,876
1
a5.75
16
3,130
>
48
25
41
Feb
35
50
al04% al04%
19%
Jan
52
12% Mar
185-
a5.75
Jan
36%
471
a38% a38%
—
100
Canada Cement common
19%
39%
al3% al3y2
5
pfd
18'/«
-
.
*
Products
5%
1
■
52 y8
"
100
class
51% Mar
Apr
Apr
49%
>
■
"
50
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Power
49%
Co—
-
Columbia
Calgary
45
*
British Columbia Power
Building
Jan
100
Electric
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred w
4V4%
preferred
4%
preferred
Mills
Jan
25
4% %
Bruck
64
•
57%
Apr
47%
1,770
•
25
'
Jan
40
•
Mar
Jan
6.00 Feb
104 y8 Mar
8
Apr
105
*
Safeway 4.40% pfd
Canada Steamship common
5 Ye
preferred
Canadian
Bank
of
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
Jan
31
Feb
34
Jan
100
35
,100
:
100
*
Chemical
Cottons
6%
36
Jan
13
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
56% Mar
32%
32%
33
8,024
30% Mar
33
Apr
32%
32%
33
1,755
30% Mar
33
Apr
31%
31%
160
27
32
Mar
37
19%
.
36%
;
37
19%
34%
•
10%
10%
33
Feb
19
Mar
21% Mar
130
34
Mar
37
J
10%
a8
a8%
25
common-
70
2,300
Oil
9%
Feb
60
8
Jan
225
25
Feb
28%
Feb
10
Jan
8%
7%
22
100
718
21
Feb
24
Jan
130
25
Jan
41
Jan
24
1,065
20
Jan
24% Mar
96
96
40
96
Apr
Warrants
a4.35
"
a4.35
1955
a4.35
50
_i.
1953
9
9
9
520
25
34 %
34
35%
Warrants
26
26
37
36i/2
38
-7'/4
71/4
7.%
Vlckers
(B
^nnsol
Equipment
J)
Consolidated
Textile
class
Dominion
Coal
Corsets
Dominion
6%
preferred
Steel
&
161/4
46
Paper
Motor
Fraser
23%
5,125
20
Feb
24
10
10%
351
Feb
10% Mar
12
12
185
Jan
13
33
32%
34%
101
101
90
43%
431/4
44
(U
500
22
a24
a24
75
81/6
8%
8%
3,035
A
pfd
Bloedel class
&
Class
17%
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
15%
9
Feb
31
Jan
31
Jan
35%
27%
271/B
27%
1,265
24
Jan
27%
9%
1,005
9
Mar
9%
Jan
61
Feb
68
Apr
15%
a57
a57
a58
12%
790
^
Drug & Chemical
a__
___
Mar
Jan
a
•
preferred
Steel Products
Penmans
101
102
835
100
49
554
41%
13
13
150
3.00
3.00
20
20%
1,647
20
Apr
22
Feb
26
27%
1,875
241/4
Feb
28
Mar
Powell River
Power
Corp
Price Bros
4
%
104% 104%
Provincial
5%
preferred
Regent
Robertson
Rolland
Co
class A
Ltd
Co
Preferred
77
Feb
22
Jan
12% Mar
13%
Feb
61%
60
62%
2,431
53%
62%
58
58%
1,570
58%
Apr
Apr
63
68%
6,575
50
Jan
683/4
Apr
112
98
Feb
760
11%
Feb
14%
49
Apr
49
28%
Feb
10%
Jan
68
99%
__
13
12%
49
Tobacco
Canada
4%.%
B
preferred
Williams
of
7%
*
com
preferred
Sicks'
*
common
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd
Simpsons
Ltd
Southern
Canada
*
•
Power
*
17% Mar
21
Jan
1,395
16'/2
Feb
20 y4
Apr
2,474
57%
Jan
65% Mar
4.55
4.90
65,210
4.55
14%
14%
15%
1,415
*
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Triad
Oils
48%
48%
United
Steel
Wabasso
Class
4%%
preferred
26%
preferred
Nickel
Canada
of
MM.-
10
International
Paper
21%
21%
International
Utilities
Co
70
79%
3,134
53
53
115
al5% al5%
Preferred
Public
Pine
52
common
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Lumber
Timber.
&
British
Ltd
Canada
Catelli
Food
Cinzano
15% Mar
Feb
15% Mar
Crain
Jan
471/4
Apr
Crown
49
49
150
48
Jan
50
Jan
Dominion
Mar
Feb
&
Div
23%
24%
58
23%
72
11% Apr
47% Mar
Dominion
121/4
12%
4,280
lli/a
Jan
12% Mar
Fleet
6%
6%
300
Jan
Ford
Motor
51%
Jan
a49% a501/4
140
50 Vb
40
11%
Woollens
Steel
of
Can
Power Sec
Apr
Hydro-Electric
Feb
13%
15
Mar
18%
10
Feb
11
Mar
a24
a24
90
?■>%
Jan
23
Feb
Jan
Felt
90%
901/4
93%
6,240
130 y4
131
115
133
' 135
330
109
Feb
137
Apr
•
39
37%
40
2,870
28
Jan
40
Apr
MacLaren
244
240
245
1,489
202
Feb
245
Apr
45
44
Maple
45%
2,770
Jan
94% Apr
131% Mar
38%
Jan
45%
Apr
39
Jan
45
Apr
27%
Jan
37% Mar
25% Mar
27
Jan
Lambert,
ClsSiS
Securs
Paints
Co
Ltd
Local Branch:
1203
Branch
92
QUEBEC
-
William St.,
TR0I3-RIVIERES
-
New York
-
Oil
Ltd
4%
rrnrr
43
Apr
65
Feb
38
39%
5,520
1st
Crush
35
Jan
40
Feb
Mar
Apr
40
20% Mar
21
Feb
1
54
Jan
62
Mar
26
455
22
Jan
26%
Apr
35%
35
36
410
34%
Jan
36%
Apr
2.25
2.25
2.25
900
1.75
Feb
2.25
Apr
7%
8
3,210
1.35
1.40
600
126
125%
127
1,510
.
5
Feb
1.35 Mar
120
Mar
8
1.90
138
Apr
Jan
Jan
292
50
Feb
55
Jan
166
10
150
Jan
170
Mar
al8
pfd
50
166
Ltd_
a20
100
17
Feb
10%
common.
10%
260
a8
a8
25
a4iy2 a4iy2
cl A—
Ltd
10
•200
8%
Feb
8
Jan
17% Mar
10 y4
8
Apr
Jan
41% Mar
41 % Mar
60
Jan
61
Apr
Mar
50
60%
61
1
16%
16%
225
13
Feb
17
19
19
100
16
Jan
19% Mar
22%
*
22V8
pfd
100
new
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Canada
Finance
pfd
common
—
Ltd
Ltd
100
Mar
Feb
9
Feb
98%
250
Apr
100
220
225
70
1.80
1.000
37
39
4,135
48
48%
300
9%
9%
9%
500
98%
180
1.75
33%
40
9%
Feb
22 Vb
Apr
Jan
Feb
225
Apr
ADr
2.00
Jan
Feb
42
Apr
Jan
49
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
al2
50
41
43
235
37%
Jan
43
Apr
•
35
35 V*
105
29%
Jan
35 %
Apr
52
52
25
Mar
52%
Jan
al2
43
3.25
50%
50%
5
20 Va
21
38%
39
al7%
al8
•
39
A
Corp cla^s A
(^11 Pipe Line__
Apr
4.25
Feb
50
Jan
52
Feb
2,565
20
Mar
21%
Feb
130
35
Jan
40
75
Mar
17%
Feb
18
Jan
14
50
13 y4
Jan
14
Mar
13
100
12 y4
Feb
Feb
35
75c
116
75c
♦
•
•
43
47
47
49
775
42%
42%
10
•
3.25
12 y2 Mar
200
-
al5% al5y2
•
*
52
Jan
13
14
40
Corp Fund
11
14
•
*
class
200
3.25
50
*
pfd
Mountain
Jan
9
1.75
*
1st
common..
5%
85
100
98%
2.50
Ltd_10
com
Ltd—
Traders
22
270
1.75
•
Co
Ltd
pfd
Co
150
99
a9%
98%
•
Ltd
Co
Screw
Bros
99
a9%
a9'/2
50
Mills
Pow
Industries
Trans-Canada
Trans
33%
Jan
50
A
Light & Pow
(Can)
Chains
red
33
a21
25
26
•
of Can 6%
Telephone Corp
Renold
Jan
a21
*
Corp
Reitmans
Feb
.
26
10
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
footnote*
50
Apr
a36
common
Quebec
f
Sangamo
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Apr
Jan
6V4
1.90 Mar
Ltd—
Canada
s
Stowell
-
28
•
Rice
Tooke
CHICOUTIMI
50
Apr
*
Royal
Russell
City, HAnover fc-0578
SHERBROOKE
Feb
28
6%
4.75
3.80
Dairies..
Quebec
Phillips Square
47
200
Jan
1.20 Jan
Ltd
Co
Royal
Power
Office:
20
28
Apr
5%
3.75 Mar
M)
Corp
Orange
4
a47
28
38%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Red
Telephone PL-9501
a47
5%
4.50 Mar
77
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Northern
EXCHANGE
200
40
Can
Ltd
(Walter
Milling
Newfoundland
EXCHANGE
215
400
Power & Paper Co
Mount
EXCHANGE
1,575
Corp
(Can)
Mount
HART
Feb
1
Leaf
of
Mar
88
Mar '
50
A
of
class
Foundation
McColl-Frontenac
Mica
25
86
al.50
B
Lowney
21% Mar
20
a3.70
pfd_
Alfred, Inc class A
130%
695
a90
50
conv
•
Jan
Ltd
Co
International
Investment
6 Yc
Feb
24%
6%
Corp Ltd
Hubbard
355
62
8
class
Feb
1,280
78i/4
Co
50%
11
24'/8 Mar
Jan
1,40
Feb
15%
Jan
54
al.30
Ltd
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
11
Apr
20%
125
a3.70
Worsteds
Feb
151/4
127
&
Products
101%
*
1,155
.
A__10
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_
Foreign
24 y2
cl A__
cl
Sec
Manufacturing Ltd
6%
Mar
Jan
28
Engineering Works Ltd
Jan
59
17%
a68% a68%
Jan
99% Mar
10,430
5%
a21
Jan
5
Apr
15% Mar
4.50
Corp
8.60
1,450
Apr
9%
15% Mar
a47
A
L)
36%
58
Jan
5
Jan
13%
6'/4
Paper Corp Ltd
(R
Zellerbach
500
100
7%
300
50
Advert
6,770
100
Feb
High
1.10
51% Mar
4.50
A
471/8
55%
ll3/4
24
class A_
class
Standard
11%
56
13,212
9%
23%
Company Ltd_
69%
100
13%
a90
Co Ltd
Ltd
45%
Jan
Feb
al5
5%
68%
6%
43%
9
Preferred
Eastern
Apr
95
23%
Corp
11%
64
50
70c
al5
.
Paper Inv Ltd
General
Neon
Ltd
19,100
58
Products
class
Consolidated
10
10%
Low
85c
23%
class A_
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a35%
40
t3i Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Feb
Sales
Shares
12%
13%
Sugar
Products
Ltd
2,240
STOCK
Feb
11%
Exchange
70c
common
Packers
Dominion
&
3,328
STOCK
"
for Week
Low
Malting Co Ltd
14 '/a
TORONTO
101
Mar
Fonda
23%
Columbia
471/4
CANADIAN
104
50
Brown Company
Moore
-
Jan
Range
80c
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
46
STOCK
1
of Prices
Par
Abltca
13%
MONTREAL
Jan
alOl
Week's
Sale Prlci
14%
MEMBERS:
35
all all Va
Canadian
14%
&
Apr
Canadian Stock
471/4
SAVARD
26 y4
Feb
Mar
75
400
52
66
27
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
26%
35
49 y2
54'/2
75
75
Apr
115
63%
5,273
Jan
26 ya
51%
Claude
45
15% Mar
70
225
51
Consolidated
35%
Jan
1,507
alOl
—
14
71
28%
26%
.
10
70
—-
51
Feb
45
Apr
16 % Mar
50
Apr
34%
Apr
9.15
Jan
Feb
Feb
53
45
5.55
14%
Jan
53%
Jan
25
56
351/4
44 %
Mar
Apr
Jan
*
Apr
53
80
Jan
Jan
com
Feb
Jan
11 y4
42%
5
Ltd
21%
49
57 y4
Jan
22 y2
50
Lines
Service
Feb
17%
11%
725
25
25
Tn+prnrovincia!
Apr
26%
70%
—»
Mar
125
5,820
Corp common—5
1,018
50
74%
29
23%
52
Ltd
21%
50
75
—-
Jan
Feb
22%
•
Petroleum
10
Jan
152
22%
63%
Power
250
54 V4 Mar
Mar
aliy8
53'/4
7.50
common
International
10
"
140
*
100
International
25%
52% Mar
45
*
Limited
Preferred
52
common
Preferred
875
Jan
Winnipeg Central Gas—
Westinghouse
'
29%
860
100
Canadian
al3% al3%
30
-
Apr
Zellers
63%
15%
142
15,385
*
51%
com
Apr
Apr
9.15
B
531/4
10
Powders
77
Jan
16ya
A
Mar
25
preferred
Bronze
Jan
48 y2
8.95
♦
class
Silk
Jan
*
Cement
Apr
68 y4
42% Mar
15%
•
(Geo)
Power
Jan
(John)
International
92
54
26%
Marconi Co
96
a491/2
31
10
8.95
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Canadian
11
*
15 y2
50
15%
Weston
Canadian
Jan
preferred
Feb
Feb
Jan
142
*
Canadian
Mar
100
12%
28%
80
43
•
Corp
Cotton
Feb
10
^Acceptance Corp common—*
preferred
5.70 Mar
Apr
43
a53% a53%
__
•
Jan
•
475
,
53
Steel Co of Canada common
48
96
—_£1
Mar
21
100
Breweries
__"
preferred
Apr
Jan
21
'
Feb
12%
11%
102
Feb
61
.—50
Canada
43
5
5
Feb
Apr
30% Mar
100% Mar
20%
Jan
20%
555
Class
150
7
250
com
100
20
49
,
Sherwin
2
of
Feb
20%
3,837
45%
2,610
53
Jan
59%
77
66%
Feb
11
46
Feb
22%
20
75%
Jan
6i/a
ab5
69
85% Mar
•
59%
76%
58
11
•
115
Bhawlnigan Water & Power common..*
Series A 4% preferred
50
990
a95
•
768
170
75
45%
1
16
21
55
,
467
125
*
Ltd
101
21
21
11%
101
21
30
11%
.
49
29%
29%
13
92
141/8
Oil
99% V
30
6 Va
100
Oil
.
88
Jan
Husky
Apr
45
30
common
115
*»uoson Bay Mining
Feb
27%
135
88
Corp
61%
*
Jan
158
1,595
*
Lawrence
60
_50
51%
Apr
13
•
Bt
112% Mar
preferred
42%
85
•
common
6 '/8
1,454
779
Jan
a23
Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd
14%
Mar
4-55
Oil
Canadian
common
Apr
64
a23
Rights
Royalite
Canadian Dredge & Dock
A
34
12%
10
Jan
Paper
Jan
Jan
84%
,____
112
class
28
51%
Jan
13
*
B
Royal Bank of Canada
Jan
Smith
"
13%
85
*
110
•
3,405
12%
a23
*
.
(James)
Paper
Class
Ltd
112
•
3,700
Feb
Feb
12% Mar
Jan
--
Aluminum preferred—_—100
Reynolds
Canada
50
34
61%
12
105
Feb
•
Refining
110 110%
;
100
24
Queoec Power
Jan
1927
275
158
__
50
;
Apr
pfd inc
12
12%
5
•
32
Alabastine
Feb
200
Transport
Jan
&
104 y4
33
•
29
4%
Apr
120
27
•
1,478
common
Jan
25%
al60
100
30 %
5
v
18
Jan
12
33
Jan
Feb
22%
12%
__
27
Mar
17%
300
25%
27
Co Ltd common
291/4
;
2,645
Jan
26
375
18
Jan
3.50 Mar
27 y2
al60
Canada
of
&
pieierrea
29%
10
Feb
*
>
112 »/2 1121/2
25
Mar
13%
26 y» Mar
44
Company
common
61%
26%
17%
■:.
Feb
50
*
37
112%
103%
*
Jan
*
2.55
Feb
*
311/4
3
Feb
Jan
60
common
7,705
100
150
1,475
Jan
Mar
9%
11% Mar
42%
Placer Development
36%
I
26%
48
60
Tubes
Page-Hersey
35'/4
J
Apr
47%
27
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
42%
100
•
36%
Ltd
19%
41 y4
101
26%
Apr
Apr
24
*
Ontario
Belding-Corticelli
20
100
100
_*
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
•
Oil
Tor
12,825
5
Jan
26
Class B
Industrial
5
com
Preferred
National Steel Car Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd
common
Lime
imperial
Imperial
1,555
9%
100
Apr
9y8
550
47%
26%
44% Mar
527
13%
Jan
9
18
Jan
8
1,835
12%
Mar
10
46%
25
Jan
35
12%
11
Jan
24
B
Apr
24
22% Mar
210
Jan
24
26%
A
Apr
12 y2
41
67%
Mar
8j/2
r
class
22% Mar
32
40
67
19
10
600
266
13
Morgan & Co common
4%% preferred
7%
22
48%
—:
Montreal Locomotive
National
Jan
9
class A
Breweries
15
9
3.00
Molson
475
46%
B_
100
Frontenac Oil
(Robt)
22
a25
common
Preferred
McColl
Mitchell
141
Feb
1
prefererd
Jamaica
MacMillan
Apr
10%
24
Power
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
141
al9
A
—
Lawrence
St
24
20
10%
Shops
class
High
Apr
141
9
Candy
Acceptance
22%
20
22
Power
Gypsum,
Int
Lower
395
141
Ltd
Goodyear Tire
6%
Secord
Laurentide
Low
23
44 y2 Mar
•
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
nand
103%
Feb
35
5
Corp
Canada
General Steel Wares
Inglis
Apr
40
^—20
;
of
Laura
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
22%
common
Apr
35
•
Motors
$2.25
34'/2
•
com
Canadian
General
$4.50
9,375'
Jan
40
7,555
a24
Mar
101
600
15%
27%
Mar
•
S)
Bakeries
.6 Ye
8%
11
1,210
36%
Dynamics
$2.00
•
•
preferred
Howard
10
•
15
l
General
Heme
23 y8
211/4
A
class
General
5%
23 y2
35%
preferred
5'/a %
39% Mar
•
class
Co
Co's
Gstlneau
5 Ye
Jan
21 y4
Ltd
Players
Foundation
Feb
Apr
37
35 J/2
Electrolux Corp
ramous
17
56
4,070
15%
common
Co
Apr
Mar
38
23 Yi
Freres
Mar
37
•
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec
Ford
17% Mar
640
•
common.
pfd
Bros
Jan
33
150
•
Ltd
Chemical
Dominion Textile
6%
Apr
37
*
Coal
&
Stores
Tar &
Jan
Jan
55
100
Steel
tximinion
Mar
Jan
16%
*
com
common
Dominion
Apr
13
38
Jan
17
52
25
Preferred
Dominion
17%
Jan
301/8
1,141
161/4
"
Foundries
Dominion Glass
Jan
Apr
•
Dominion
Eddy
5.00
360
...
8%
Apr
2
Bridge
Duauis
171/4
38
9% Jan
600
33
17
17
34
52
Seagrams
Donohue
105
7,451
5.00
27
6% Mar
16 y2
Dominion
Red
4,080
Mar
36% Mar
Jan
2,970
17
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Distillers
30 y2
17
32%
A
Class B
Feb
2,650
12%
5.00
Consumers Glass
cor by s
'
Apr
5.00 Mar
10
Feb
17
35%
Apr
23%
12
12%
Smelting
&
31%
96
«
Feb
3,008
35% -36%
17
Enterprises
Mining
8
5,132
27
preferred—10
4.35
Woods
Lewis Bros Ltd
Feb
35
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Coghlin
9
23%
23%
preferred
Combined
11% Mar
35
common
the
Lang, John A & Sons Ltd
Feb
21%
™
;
Companies
Farm
Feb
27
.
a9
Locomotive
Canadian
Cockshutt
Mar
'
common
Canadian
Canadian
37
a9
27
—.
Jan
1,230
19%
34
Hydrocarbons
Industries
anadian
Jan
44y2
•
pfd
Morse
275
Apr
104
Apr
29% Apr
320
*
Cellulose
&
Fairbanks
30i/2
99 Va
1,926
I
25
Canadian
-
13
13
:
*
common
30%
31
54
•
Series
2,347
54
54
Ltd_
•
29%
—
10
common
Canadian
4%
Mar
30
3,075
common
Canners
Canadian
36
829
39%
25
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
30%
50
preferred
$1.75
35
30
37%
—100
Commerce
Canadian Breweries
$1.25
32%
37%
Canada
32%
30%
-
of
Shares
Jan
20
$1.30 preferred
Lake
for Week
Low
22%
(John)
Limited
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
Labatt
Mar
14% Jan
5.50 Jan
Week's
Last
High
Jan
Mar
Friday
Sale Prion
17%
"
1,855
65%
•
13
1
40
70
53%
65%
10
Nationale
Telephone
British
'
53%
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Oil common
British
24
3,365
6,763
25
Class B
British
22%
24
43%
10
Scotia
Batnurst Power & Paper class A
Bell
50
10
preierrea
Montreal
ot
Bank
*
:
21 y2
150
42%
Jan.
Low
925
57
•
APRIL
STOCKS
Range since
25
57
-
ENDED
'
High
24%
57
43
oeiourn
duaicy
Ban*,
25
.50
Corp
Steels
Atlas
bhares
Low
common.
preferred
for Week
of Prices
Par
Corp
Argus
WEEK
>*
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Bales
47
30
14
14
650
48%
51%
49%
49%
Jan
14
15y2
Apr
17
75c
Jan
42
Jan
45%
Jan
1.25 Mar
44%
Jan
48% Feb
Jan
13% Mar
15
2,325
44 y2
Jan
54%-Mar
114
46%
Jan
50 y4 Mar
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle.. .Monday, April
16, 1956
(18S2)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
Lew
Par
Rights
Pen Co Lia_
(L E)
Waterman
—i-—
—— —
Friday
High
Low
6
6%
15,420
12
12%
1,075
12
50c
75c
2,803
50c
Apr
2.75
Feb
6%
Apr
Apr
17%
Jan
75c
Apr
Jan
Obalski
Western
Canada
Windsor
Hotel
Ltd
Mines
300
20
Jan
21
35
725
30%
Jan
35
Mar
•rciian
45
45
25
40
Jan
47
Mar
Orenada
'Oils Xtd————V~~
Altex
Lead
Anacon
11c
Jan
200
22c
Feb
91,200
13c
Jan
-V
19c
18c
22c
20c
3.30
3.00
3.35
23,400
58c
50c
60c
42,600
1.87
1.93
7,500
1.51
Jan
10
10c
14c
36,200
4%c
Jan
14c
Ltd-*.——..-—
Arno
Mines
Sulphur & Iron
———1
15 %c
15c
20c
,' 11,216
Ltd----——-—1
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd. A——1
35c
35c
44c
199,000
11%
11%
Ltd———1
Base Metals Mini.ng Corp Ltd——*
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Bellechasse
Mining Corp--.
—1
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
—.1
9%c
9%c
16c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Mines
Barvallee
Yukon
Bibis
15c
7lc
Jan
Apr
1,625
9
Jan
12 Vi
Apr
7,600
9c
Jan
20c
1.25
11,500
10c
13c
37,500
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
69c
77c
85,700
45c
Jan
85c
Mar
32 %c
30c
48c
290,600
20c
Mar
48c
Apr
92
Jan
1.15
Apr
'
13 %c 13 %c
13%
1,000
13%
Apr
18c
28c
3.60
13
—
Rio
Apr
52 %c
56c
21,406
51c
Feb
68c
Mar
25c
40c
32,500
15c
Mar
44c
28c
25c
28c
17,500
25c
Apr
42c
Feb
3.40
3.10
3.50
73,050
1.15
Jan
3.65
Apr
oiierrut-Gortlon
-—---I
2.05
1.99
2.05
56,300
1.74
Feb
2.05
Apr
Soma-Duvernay
a90c
a90c
200
2.50
2.60
19,200
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Oil & Refining Corp
Metals Ltd vie
Bonnyville
Boreal
Rare
Ltd
Mines
Erilund
———
Burchell
——
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2.55
Mines Ltd——1
Burnt Hill Tungsten
Apr
Jan
27c
Feb
Feb
57c
Jan
li%c Jan
15c
Apr
18
Apr
1,300
3,700
500
12%
1.05
Jan
2.05
Feb
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Apr
1.10
Apr
625
5.90
Jan
6.50 Mar
11,400
1,014,700
2 40,500
193,800
75c
Mar
Mar
20c
Jan
1,262,800
13 %c
1
2.40
2.40
2.40
1
9-40
10c
9.40
10c
9.95
1,350
11c
1.15
19,000
200
l.yo
Apr
36c
Apr
33c
2.00 Jan
39c
1.90
1.05
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Jan
15c
2.65
10%c
11%
1.24
7c
44c
1.05
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2.40
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standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sourls
—
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Petroleums
Calata
1.41
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Campbell Chibougamau Mines Lid
Canada Oil Lands Ltd—i
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
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Canadian
Homestead
Asbestos
Cassair
Mar
4.75 Mar
Feb
3.45
Jan
Apr
21c
Apr
Mar
13%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.85
Apr
14c
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1.25
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Apr
39c
Apr
Apr
2.10
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Jan
1.05
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1.80 Jan
3,000
2.40
Apr
95c
11
11
90
93
7.00
10c
2.25
2.22
2.25
1.40
1.20
1.45
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1.00
1.09
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Apr
14%
Jan
Apr
93c
Apr
2.90
4,500
1
Apr
84c
1,200
64c
10%
16,700
6.65
92
Feb
7.00
Jan
2.12
2.28 Mar
Feb
1.00 Mar
90c
4,200
1.85
1.20 Mar
1.40
2.00
2.00
Apr
26 %C
26c
30C
29,500
20c
Jan
38c
Jan
1
11c
6 Vs c
12c
150,300
5c
Jan
14%c
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9.80
9.80
750
8.25
Jan
9c
12c
1.95
Ltd———*
128,700
12c
44,500
9c
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Mar
13c
14c
8,000
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Jan
17c
20c
332,900
10c
Jan
1.30
1.25
1.40
10,500
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
Cleveland Copper Corp—
—1
Oons Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
1
7.15
7.05
7.80
11,475
60c
57c
60c
27,600
26c
25c
32c
94,700
17c
Feb
Ltd——1
40c
30c
40c
2,600
25
Feb
10%
10%
800
9
Mar
Consolidated
consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Oils
Cordasun
Halliwell
Consol
Mines Ltd
1
Coulee
Lead' &
Cournor
8.50 Mar
Feb
52 %c Mar
1.05 Mar
35c
;19%
5.75
2.65
300
75,575
Jan
1.00
5.00
800
4.95
Apr
5.85
23,700
3.30
Jan
6.65
1,000
27c
Jan
55c
5c
Feb
10c
2.00 Mar
44,000
500
21c
1.20
2,500
.
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33c
2,000
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2.90
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22c
25c
12,000
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Ltd
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26c
El
Sol
Gold
Empire
Fab
Oil
Metal
Minerals
&
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Fontana
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Frobisher
(1945)
corp
Ltd
God's
Lake
Golden
Gold
Heva
Mines
Gold
Mineral
Oil
Westburne
Westville
Mines
1,900
55,900
19c
—
20c
22c
1,500
19c
Mar
7.90
7.90
Jaye
Metal
Zenmac
7.90
——1
Keyboycon
40c
Jan
Jan
48c
Mar
45
45
45
300
35%
Feb
46%
Apr
2.75
2.70
2.85
1
70c
67c
77c
95,300
44c
Jan
9c
8c
10c
129,500
7c
Jan
12 v2c
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85c
85c
87c
16,300
59c
Jan
94c
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30c
38c
430,300
14%c
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38c
Apr
—
42c
42c
500
42c
Apr
66c
Jan
Ltd
1
low
22c
Mar
Mar
28,450
31c
34c
62,000
26 %c
Feb
42c
Mar
15c
Mar
27c
Jan
5%
Jan
Amalgamated Larder
10c 11 %c
Feb
Amanda
1
Mines
Ltd
1
Jan
2,970
22%
Feb
30
Mar
26c
33,637
9c
Jan
30c
36,000
19c
Jan
37c
37c
44c
1.21
1.21
1.21
24c
1
Oil
Co
1
1.35
1.30
1.50
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25c
23c
26c
41,103
20C
Feb
1
1.12
1.18,
32,400
98
1.45
32,300
1.16
1.35
1
Mines
Ltd
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Ltd
3.20
3.20
100
20c
24c
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.
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37c
3.85
&
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3.20
34c
15,500
45c
24%
Apr
Area
Apr
Argus
Apr
2nd
3.20
Apr
24c
Feb
2.50
Mar
28c
10,000
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Feb
1.50
15c
Apr
Feb
18
15c
500
19c
Jan
40c
53c
Mar
4.45
5.20
68,700
2.35
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5.20
91
75
81%
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95
34c
38c
81,535
3.80
4.50
20
30c
58,500
20
500
38c
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2.64
Jan
12
4.65
Jan
22
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
Mar
of
Mines
Can
1.05
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1.40
1,800
1.30
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4.85
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2.02
2.51
2.52
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2.52
40c
449,465
8c
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40c
24c
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21c
18c
22c
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14c
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1.80
1.75
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17%
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1.60
125
1.55
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49c
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122
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124
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1.17
1.17
1.19
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93
120
118 122%
3.640
100
Feb
23
51%
17c
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7.25 Mar
8,889
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Apr
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98
8.50
25%
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,
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51%
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32c
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64c
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1.44
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1,236,773
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1.50
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2.24
2.10
2.25
16,775
1.55
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2.25
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6.60
7.00
250
5.80
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7.40 Mar
3.00
3.35
50,807
3.00
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3.40
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27,200
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14%c Mar
16%
1,200
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16% Mar
52
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14c
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Class
53
50
1.50
1.50
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30,700
28%
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28%
1,035
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1.83
53%
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1.98
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Jan
28%
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Feb
25 %c
Apr
1.97
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21c
102,600
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55c
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50c
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41c
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19c
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58c
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25
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25
1,620
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25
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53
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1.25
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37c
46c
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70c
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39c
38c
40c
64,900
38c
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52c
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24
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24
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1
23c
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1
13c
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21 %c
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1
1
18 %c
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409,900
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60 Wall
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5.90
5.65
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7.40
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12c 14 %c
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16c
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15c
14c
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15c.
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1.00
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Jan
2.85 Mar
13c
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2.70
300
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12c
13c
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200
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40c
55c
572,700
29c
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1
45c
I
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23 %c Mar
38c
Canadian Affiliate:
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15c
Feb
Jan
7.90
Apr
1.30 Mar
Apr
-
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canadian
securities
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Apr
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6.90
55c
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Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Feb
10%c
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*
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1.60
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40c
1
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41c
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1
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Corp
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1.40 Mar
24%
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16
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3.35
4.75
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Ascot
48c
5
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Apr
1.65
12c
Feb
43c
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1.20
41c
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50%
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Jan
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81c
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62c
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105
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7%
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Mar
1
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7%
51c
1
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1
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52c
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1.00
25c
Santiago Mines Ltd
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—
76c
7%
1
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Apr
1.35
1
Ltd
Mar
.
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50c
Petroleums
Consolidated
Anpx
2.50
1.10
40c
Ltd
7
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Feb
1.40
1
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Mines
Canadian
Anglo
91
1
Asbestos
Uranium
1.14
II,250
19c
49 %c 49 %c
4.65
1
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Nocana Mines
1.84
31c
1
Ltd
Jan
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Anchor
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Apr
1
Ltd
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Normetal Mining
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1.65
19c
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Feb..—
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17c
50
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Apr
Jan
400
1
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104%
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45,000
25
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1.18
43c
2,500
21c
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Lead
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1.45
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13,500
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Jan
1
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Jan
22c
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1.00
36c
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5
2.00
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13c
24
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35
33,725
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26%
25c
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24c
1.75
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1.30
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10c
1.95
1
42 %
i
17c
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4%
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8,500
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1.70
11c
2.20
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Vinray
11c
1
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85c
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1.25
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Apr
1
Ltd
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12 %c
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1.21
24c
16,503
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900
28c
voting trust
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7%c
28%
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18,500
267/a
22c
10c
26%
23
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Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Montgary Explorations Ltd
Manitoba
Algoma Steel
19%
5
25
—
,
8.40
300
lo% Mar
Jan
106
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17
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17
4.75
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11
20c
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1
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Jan
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Feb
4.75
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106
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4.00 Mar
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15 %c
common
21c
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Bristol
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65c
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.
.
1
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23c
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24c
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1
Jan
28c
38
4.75
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49c
17c
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Feb
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Feb
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Mar
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Apr
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16c
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19c
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32c
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50c
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Ajax Petroleums
32c
1
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Mar
23%
1.50
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30c
23%
23 %
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25
12%
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12
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25
200
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77c
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42%
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1,000
l
3.10 Mar
Jan
Sales
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Sale l'rice
*
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3.85
1.98
Exchange
Week's
—25
3.00
52
21,750
Canadian Funds
Last
Sugar
5,000
&
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New Jack
50c
4,500
Jan
Feb
35c
1
preferred
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144,600
Gold
Lungside Copper
New
Feb
52c
8.10
31c
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4 % %
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15c
—
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28 %c
70c
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65c
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574,100
52c
6.50 Feb
1,000
51,400
1
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6.75 Mar
5.80
100
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43c
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54c
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32c
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5.80
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33c
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18c
5.80
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41c
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4.75
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Labrador
Jan
5.80
2.30
50c
1
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96c
13,000
2.05 Feb
34%c
54c
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10%c
18c
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1.10 Mar
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15c
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2,000
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Israel
15c
15c
Feb
1,500
43c
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38
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28,300
16c
85c
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10,100
2.30
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Hudscn-Rand
1.25
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90c
58c
1.00
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Wendell
Jan
37%
,
Feb
12%c
50c
98c
6.15
*
5.95
38
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1,700
32c
22c
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Gui-Por Uranium
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I,000
36,200
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Manitou
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65c
1
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Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Yellowknife
Jan
26 %c Mar
2.06
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44c
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1
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41c
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1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration
Apr
1.10
1.23
1
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Apr
3.30
15% Mar
6.60
65c
1
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33c
Jan
Jan
80c
,
Apr
45c
Feb
1.87
1.98
1
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Apr
1.60
14%
63c
Feb
38c
United Montauban Mines Ltd
1.50 Mar
Jan
33c
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Apr
5.05
1
Apr
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...
—
Duvan Copper Co Ltd—
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
33c
21c
34c
12c
'
46,200
*
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
9,200
16,103
26,500
Par
De Coursey-Erewis Minerals Ltd
20% Mar
" 467,400
;
—1.2 5
Ltd
Jan
54c
19c
_i
Feb
13%
6,15
15c
Ltd
Feb
45c
11% Apr
15
Jan
17c
utu
Jan
2.85 Mar
Feb
19c
_
32c
40c
.
23c
Apr
52c
40c
Ltd
Mines
TTddlen
Feb
8c
1.30
Apr
50c
Jan
34c
Mar
1.30
41c
Mar
54c
Apr
40c
6%c
Apr
25c
34c
.
Jan
26c
—*
1
Jan
5.60
8C
5.75
Apr
Feb
1.00
40c
500
6,800
10%
13%c
Apr
11%
90c
1.30
Mining Co Ltd———.—-—1
jlivoor
ll%cll%c
:19%
20
—
.
1
Feb
Mar
29c
...
Apr
3J
*.
40c
1
Mines Ltd—
Zinc
Apr
1.85 Mar
4.95
4.95
1
-1
—
Jan
4.95
Jan
20c
2.60
-
93c
Mines—1
Cons Sudbury Easin Mines Ltd—*
Copper Cliff Consol Mining Corp—1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd—Cortez Explorations Ltd—
13c
15%c Mar
5.00
1
Ltd—
Yellowknile
Quebec
1.10
Mines
Empire Oils
Mines Ltd
Trans
Ventures
19c
&
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Silver
Torbrit
12,000
36c
.
———1
.
Ltd—
Gold Fields
riblemont
,
1,000
40c
1
Ltd
Mines
xazin
29,000
175,900
41c
9c
Feb
•
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd_*
1
Development
Jan
1.45
Mar
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd————X
Cnibougamau Explorers Ltd—
1
Celta
Apr
Mines
41c
38c
1
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Tache
Tarbell
j
Mines
Sullivan Cons
Apr
42c
3,100
Ltd-—*
3.70
Mines Ltd
Rock Iron
oteep
Jan
7.75
40c
38c
:
—
7
,200
50c
48c
'—1
1
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
28% Mar
11
Ltd
Mines
Corp
Jan
2.70 Mar
26,000
Mines Ltd
Gold
18%
19,300
64c
Ltd——
Cartier-Malartic
25c
57c
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd——
Carnegie Mines
3.70
Jan
7,065
27%
3.50
Apr
28% Mar
13c
61c
Mines Ltd
Manganese
•26%
♦
1.50
Jan
Jan
2,400
17c
27
910
Ltd-3
*
-
Devonian Petroleums
Canuba
15c
55c
19%
43,000
—*
(Dunsmur)
Oils
1.50
26%
15c
1
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian Lithium
1.20
25%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—i—*
oaxumet Uranium Mines Ltd
1
;
41c
—
1
—*
1
Duflault
Soutft
Feb
2.75
Feb
Oil Ltd—.—
Rainbow
Scurry
,
Stadacona
-
18%
20c
20c
1.90
1.05
—
Apr
1.20 Mar
30c
3.60
3.00
Feb
3.00
Jan
4,000
28c
36c
75c
Apr
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd-.———1
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd——.——~1
1.15
1.77
High
.
Mar
70c
Apr
8.50 Feb,
3.05 3.45 1
28,100
15c
21c
448,700
al2 al2%
250
1-85 1.85 <
1,000
9c
11c - 41,000
90c 1.25
442,000
11c
*03
r
—
Mines
Uranium
53c
31C
6.40
1.00
23c
21c
41c
1,500
11,500
1
Ltd—1
Ltd—
Ous
Palmer
Rix-Athabaska
1
_•
1.10
3.10
20c
al2%
Quebec Lab.ador
"
1.10
115
1
1
—
—
Quebec Copper Corp
Mar
12c
1.20
1
Oil Co Ltd-Mining Co——
Mines Ltd
—
Quebec Chibougamau
Jan
44c
2uc
33c
15c
18
1.30
1.10
6.40
33c
15c
17 Vi
1.20
—
Dredging Gold
Cons
Porcupine Prime
Apr
24c
Jan
23c
Ltd—,—1
Mines
Gold
Pitt Gold
Apr
19 %c
Mines
Uranium
Phillips
Jan
Mar
74 %c
-1
Ltd———
Mines
3.40
Apr
Mar
191,100
- 46,070
1.10
Pato
Apr
1.93
2.97
48c
8c>c
18'/a
Gold Fields Ltd.l
Ltd
1
Develop'mt Co Ltd—I
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
1
^acuec Oil Development Ltd
—1
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
1
Red
Crest Gold
Mines
•
Feb
22c
1.89
Atlas
Bailey
15c
27%c Mar
1
——*
Nickel Corp
Arcadia
11,000
a22c
Corp.—-——
Mining
Anthonian
13c
a22c
—1
Ltd—.
Mines Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
11 %C
13c
*
—
70c
15%
Ltd
.—,——1
Pacific (Eastern)
Gold Mines Ltd—1
x-acntc
Petroleums Ltd--,
——1
Panel Consol Uranium Mines
i
Pathfinder Petroleums Ltd
—-—50c
Stocks—
Oil
and
Mining
Alta
L
87c
21c
20
35
Ltd-—
80,600
12^,825
Ltd——-——— J
20
Low
60c
3.00
18%
9
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51c
2.75
90c
——1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Ltd—
Oils
Okalta
Shares
55c
2.93
J
———
for Week
Prices
Low
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
5
—
Ltd
(1945)
Sales
Range
01
Par
•
Ltd
Breweries
Products
Westeel
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
12
»
13
APRIL
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
60c
■
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
6%
Ltd_l
FOR
Sales
for Week
Wire system to all offices
Number 5525 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(1893)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
8TOCK8
Last
Par
Aumacho
River
Mines.
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
13
Shares
Low
-
STOCKS
Hiffh
Low
High
par
Aunor
Gold
Avillabona
Bagamac
104,419
35c
46c
1,087,600
2.35
2.30
2.35
1,250
2.25
Jan
13
12%
13
465
10%
Feb
13
Apr
Canadian
Vickers
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
Canadian
Western
Williston
Canaduso
Oil
—
Mines Ltd
10c
Mines
preferred
11.%
Montreal—
11
65%
1,680
46c
Apr
17c
Jan
12%
Jan
28% Mar
-
47%
Jan
55 %
Apr
Cariboo
Jan
68%
Apr
Cassiar
40c
Jan
Castle
2,475
31c
1214c
10%c
13c
-•*58%
Mar
17,100
•10c
Jan
Mines
85c
81 %c
88c
16,250
81c
Mar
Mines
1.40
1.30
1.45
62,800
1.30
Feb
8,980
12%c
Feb
25c
35,750
2.33
Apr
2.55
17c
17c
20c
2.50
2.33
2.50
**
Jan
1.09
Jan
100
Nat
Gas
4%
Co_
L
1
2.00
2.00
2.10
100
2.00 Mar
3.90 Mar
'
1 60
9,200
16c
Feb
26c
Mar
1
18c
17c
19c
168,950
9c
Feb
20c
Apr
26c
Mar
56c
Apr
Feb
Bibis
Quebec
2.95
112,994
1.25
Jan
3.25
Apr
Chateau
6%
7
150
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Chemical
Mines
2.24
4,300
3.40
Jan
Cheskiik
Jan
Chesterville
Yukon
2
Feb
2.08
2.15
5,900
2.08
Apr
50
11,338
49 %
Apr
12c 14 %c
23,000
11c
Jan
15%c
Feb
44c
Feb
55c
Feb
Cochertour
9%c
Jan
14c
Feb
2.30 Mar
2.90
Feb
Cody Reco
1.20 Mar
1.90
Jan
Com
Apr
Coldstream Copper
Jan
Colomac Yellowknife
Combined Enterprises
Commoil
53c
6,777
15c
10 %c
17c
223,190
2.55
2.90
1.30
171/2
Uranium
Bay
1.30
27,364
1.47
2,050
17c 20 %c
c
84,200
13c
1.05
Gold
Mines
1.00
1.10
18,900
40c
Bobjo Mines
39c
44c
49,800
32c
13c
11c
13c
21,300
lie
22c
14c 22 %c
169,600
10c
28c
24c
17,650
23c
Bouzan
Mines
Boymar
Ltd
Gold
Brazilian
Bright
3.10
3.55
502,040
13c
,12%c
21c
73,800
5.45
Petroleums
Traction
(T
30c
3.45
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
♦
Brilund
Mines
Brltalta
5.50
1,850
1.30
1.40
2,300
7¥4
Ltd
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
8
66,014
6%
100
20 %
1.85
2.05
67,850
1.60
46,355
2.31
40%
42%
10,423
<
404
8
100
'
5%
preferred
Vat % preferred
preferred
British
101% 103%
Products
class
191/4
A
Apr
British
Co_
_25
22,575
75c
75c
75c
500
13c
13c 13 %c
8,100
x 86
20%c
12%c
12
18c
22c
180,743
9c
Jan
30c
10%
•
12%
2,030
'
Mar
3.75
3.75
100
3.35
Jan
4.00
Jan
4.50
5.10
300
4.10
Jan
5.20 Mar
150
5
154
30
2.90
3.05
58c
3,600
37c
35c
37c
42,700
22c
19c
22c
40,540
8
8%
925
2.50 Feb
55c
Feb
39c
Apr
Feb
20
Apr
15
515
15
Apr-
17
Mar
Consolidated
12% Mar
15
Jan
Consolidated
36%
Jan
41% Mar
Consolidated
' Feb
52% Mar
J
8% Mar
Iron
1
8.90 Mar
11 %
Feb
7,370
3.50 Mar
4.86
Jan
3.35
3.50
6,950
3.25 Mar
3.60
Jan
•
i,
42c
40c
43c
22,115
35 %c
Jan
50c
Mar
83c
85c
10,713
65c
Feb
85c
Mar
7
Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake_
Golden
4,275
34,528
1
;
39c
4.20
176
1.60
1.80
19,581
__l
14%c
l?c 14 %c
14,500
l'
Arrow
Guayana Mines_J
1
55c
„
65c
1.57 Mar
12 %c Mar
Feb
84c
Mar
47c
Jan
38c
33 %c
32c
6,761
30c
Mar
1
2.59
2.36
2.75
749,118
44c
Jan
3.75 Mar
1/
Halliwell
4.55
4.50
4.80
20,142
Jan
5.10 Mar
.
Apr
70c
75c
5,200
Jan
18c
Feb
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
•
3.65
3.40
3.65
39,692
15c
Jan
Consolidated
Mining
•
35%
35%
37
21c
7,936
21c
23c
54,450
Consolidated
Morrison
131/4
13
14
8,435
Feb
14
Jan
Consolidated Mosher
8c 10 %c
9,400
8c
Feb
14c
Feb
Consolidated
Negus
3,400
66c
Feb
90c
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
22,500
:«*14c
Jan1—'
30c
Feb
Consolidated Northland Mines—
Buffalo
Ankerite
75c
Canadian
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake —-iJi
Hill
10c
11c
39
39
39%
17c
12c
22,000
350
8c
35
Jan
14c
Jan
17c
37,000
17c 18 %c
Ext.,
Burchell
138,0J0
14c
Feb
&
Co
17c
86c
1.12
54,100
86c
Apr
29
29
700
29
Feb
31
13%
14
1,752
11
Jan
14%
8%
8%
230
8
Feb
13'/2
1.12
1
Gold
Marbenor Mines.
Orlac
&
.
1
Smelting
Calalta
Dry Dock class A
Petroleum
25
Calgary & Edmonton
5%
preferred
Callinan
Press
81c
94c
225,900
46c
Jan
94c
23,505
70c
Mar
94c
Apr
32c
35c
21,198
30c
Mar
"44c
Feb
45c
Feb
27c
1*"
Poplar
A
22c
1.60
1.65
16%c
_1
15c
34c
1.75
98,064
93.805
17c
Bread
Cement
100,053
10c
Jan
35c
9,100
26c
Mar
2.60
240
1.00
1.00
1.00
51c
57c
82,061
1.05
1.33
261,160
Jan
28% Mar
3.25
700
35
1,575
29%
31%
256
29%
Apr
9
605
8%
Jan
13%
240
37%
39%
1,195
34
Jan
150
163
85
150
Apr
500
434,401
I
58
59
Mar
17
39%
Apr
163
53
Jan
62
Feb
27
Apr
150
38% Mar
42
Mar
36
37
760
34%
Jan
37
Apr
290
89
Apr
300
99%/
Apr
100
,.
2.20 Mar
3.40
Jan
1.90
Jan
4;00
Apr
Jan
1.90
Apr
2.88
7,3
1.57 Mar
2.95
Apr
'
31
31
1
30% Mar
35%
Jan
'
12%
12%
12%
176
12%
Apr
13%
Jan
—*
102%
Minerals
Canadian
Admiral
Oils
Atlantic
Oil
Bank
l
2,000
100 102%
49 %c
55c
Mar
75
317,189
25c
Jan
40c
20
Feb
2,064
55c
62c
32,337
62c
Apr
7.60
8.65
78,279
5.65
Feb
8.65
Apr
53
55
3,238
44%
Jan
56%
Apr
common
•
33
32
33%
5,533
30%
25
33
32%
33%
1,125
30% Mar
10c
80c
75c
80c
British
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Ctlane.se.
•
common
1,080
34
Mar
Feb
'
200
9
Mar
ll7/« Mar
'
2,825
10
Apr
14%
Jan
*
5
94
92
94
7,700
85
Apr
94
Apr
80c
52c
80c
30,400
6.90
6.40
7.00
300,833
23
23
25%
1,965
common
.
A
♦
3.25
«
I-IIIIIIIIIIlOO
Preferred
Canadian
Gen Securities class
Canadian Homestead Oils
A
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Ice
Canadian
Machine
Malartic
Cos
class
A
I
.
Gold
•
warrants
«
"II"*
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Railway
Ltd
preferred
Prospect
Dape
4.25
3.25 Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
-65
-
40
56
Feb
65
350
23
Feb
27
Mar
43
'
Jan
23
2.25
8,044
9
2,468
12%
150
35
115
56 %c
60c
29,450
23
24
1,999
106
55
165
70
8%
8%
30
4.30
4.25
4.45
550
1.99 Mar
7%
II
Feb
Feb
r
2.35
Jan
1
'
91/4 Mar
12 %
22%
Jan
39
Jan
65c
Feb
19%
Jan
24% Mar
Feb
107% Mar
104
165
7%
Feb
Jan
4.00 Mar
165
Feb
10
Mar
35%
9.978
31%
Feb
36 % Mar
_IIl0
25%
25%
26%
4,194
23%
Feb
26%
Apr
3.00
2.95
3.25
138,885
2.74
Feb
3.25
5.05
5.05
5.35
805
4.20
Feb
5.40 Mar
Apr
20c
90c
Feb
11%
Apr
Feb
23%
Jan
7.50
Apr
3.25
6.60
Apr
1.42
41c
Jan
3.00
Jan
Mai"'
19%C Jan
1
Apr
57c
Feb
56c
Mar
17% Mar
140
16
Mar
250
12
Feb
13% Mar
Feb
1.58 Mar
1.15
17%
Feb
23c
14,650
17c
Feb
29c
Feb
9%c 12 '/ec
23,650
8c
Feb
12 %c
Apr
10,325
28c
Feb
37c
Jan
32c
25
25
64%
64%
185
36c
25
67%
185
175
289
266
24
Mar
28
Jan
53
Jan
69
Apr
158
Jan
195
Mar
56c
69c
27,975
42c
Feb
24c
57c
27c
27c
35,900
19c
Jan
1,360,000
30c
Jan
1.19
4.25
4.25
200
86c
92c
39,242
58c
1
1
24c
22c
80c
80c
1
1
3.15
85c
2.55
3.35
237,640
83c
1.00
72,315
1
25c
1
-.2
2.50
17%c
1.84
65c
37%
1
1
*
Dome Mines
1
Dairies
common.™
Dominion Electrochome Ind—
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
Preferred —J
■
Dominion Magnesium
—
Dominion Scottish Invest com
Dominion Sieel & Coal
Dominion Stores
:
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
Dominion Textile common
Dominion Woollens
Donalda Mines
Dow Brewery
Duvan Coppet Co Ltd
Duvex Oils & Minerals
*
•
100
*
1
—•
•
•
•
*
1
♦
1
1
1
Asbestos
Co Ltd
1
Eastern Metals
Eastern
'
Smelting
&
Refining
Eastern Steel Prods
Economic Investment Trust—
Eddy
Paper class
Elder Mines
A
Ltd
1
1
*
10
32c
73c
39c
Feb
Feb
11%
32%c
101%
16 %
28%
21%
35%
15%
8'/8
2.00
58 '/4c
35
1.99
4.25
Apr
Apr
69c
Jan
1.00 Mar
22c
Feb
47c
58c
2,000
55c
Feb
64c
Jan
25c
85,330
17c
Jan
25c
Apr
2,800
75c
Mar
88c
17c
19c
1.89
54,510
39c
70c
466,482
37
38%
21,900
7,000
7.85
8.50
9,280
14%
15%
3,373
21
.
3.50 Mar
1.19
6,000
36c
1.79
8.10
14%
24
„*
1
1
1
Eastern
4.85 Mar
34
15,600
80c
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Jan
41c
1.35
1.14
Dyno Mines
East Amphi Gold
Jan
34%
33 %c
see
:
25
.
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums__l
For footnotes
'
'
7.00
4
Jan
8%
165
Apr
Apr
25% Mar
Jan
8
8%
.111—III"
Canadian
2.13
80c
Feb
739
105%
100
ZZZi
^
...
23
520
30
60c
23%
;
warrants
.
8
12%
—_Il00
preferred
1955
2.20
I
common
preferred
1953
.
9
Locomotive
-
65
•
ioc
_
3.50
8
2.90
13%
g0c
36c
58c
Dominion
21% Mar
16%
1.22
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.25
Dominion Asbestos
30c
16%
60c
Jan
17
*
21% Mar
11
"•
Z*
16%
Feb
5.40 Mar
3,407
1
371/4 Mar
34
*
17%
7,810
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Warrants -—
Hor" Mines
Apr
10%
..
17
17
1
Feb
37
153,998
117,940'
Apr
25c
Jan
5.75 Mar
'
47c
12%c
36c
1
21
2,235
43c
;l
;
19
10
175
22
36c
1.31
...
32%
34
'
Dock.
\
10%
Decalta Gas warrants—
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
II
Products
Mar
•
Apr
95c
11
Canadian
Dredge &
930
20
Apr
33 %
•
10%
•
—
Food
37
33%
Jan
Jan
3
(Dunsmulr)
Canadian
36
19%
56c
%
Jan
1.33
Mar
6.65
Feb
1.25 Feb
69c
Mar
4.70
5,250
42 %c
.....1
1
Diadem Mines
;
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Exploration (Western)
!_•
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
36%
1—25
—
Series
35,250
19%
„
Collieries
Apr
8.55
21
11%
13%
•
*
Del R,° Producers Ltd
Desmont Mining Corp Ltd
Detta Minerals
Devon-Leduc Oils
Feb
56c
541/4
Empire Oils
Preferred
Canadian
Oils
103
Jan
50c
38c
Mar
61c
—11111112
Commerce
Breweries
..
10%
74c
14c
130,558
flIdona Gdd Mines Ltd
£e ni^e Mines
75c
2.65
Wire & Cable class B
preferred
nod.
Jan
31
*
2.90
60c
60c
—40c
£avis Leather class B
95% Mar
104
2.75
L_i
•
2.45
Mines
D'Aragon Mines
75c
com
95,705
17c 19 %c
Apr
Jan
,
——12 50
Lines
-
of
'
Feb
25%
40%
90%,.
15.060
5.50
Crown Trust
...
10
Crown Zellerbach
__5
Crows Nest Pass Coalloo
Crowpat Minerals
1
Cusco Mines Ltd
1
662
790
40%
89
7.30
4.80
Croinor Pershing
40%
99%
6.50
5.00
2.50
42%c
1
•
_l •'
Crestaurum Mines
14,594
Petroleum
Astoria
,
Feb
33,221
..
7.25
Apr
49,306
100
21%
•
.•
Apr
1.75
89%
55c
Corby (H> Dist class A
Class B —
—
Feb
3.75
loo
47,273
Cosmos Imperial
Coulee Lead Zinc
Cournor Mining
Feb
1.50
III20
79c
18c
18c " Jan
3.00
Apr
41c
Tn
3.45
warrants-—
131,660
Conwest Exploration
35% Mar
32
11%
3.70
-
54c
Copper-Man
27
36%
47c
Anr
2.35
92e
50c
Jan
26
~
1
1
*
10
94
1
3 15 Mar
13%
126,642
3.95
no Mar
31
5.10
7.35
6.75 Jan.
2.20
pfd——
Oils
Steamship
Canadian
18%
1.24
13%
•
Canadian
8%
27,450
6.75;
37%
I
A
Canadian
57b
27%
4.90
Copper Cliff Consol Mining—1—:
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
_
1.70
Preferred
Canadian
26%
31%
Z*
class
Southern
Canadian
5.90 Mar
»
Permanent Mtge
Canadian
Feb
l
Lands
Packers
Canada Southern
Class
5.00
__2Q
Oil
F
'990
*
B
to
5.85
1.00
10
common
Canada Safewav Ltd
B
5.50
__lo
Explorations
.Canadian
Fph
6.75
Warrants
$1%
Mar
4nr
9
common
Malting
Canadian
32c
Tan
Stone
Preferred
Canada
Feb
lie
3.25
Foundries
Canadian
23c
149,695
—
Assurance,™.
Canada
60.300
40c
33
Life
Canada
Feb
28c
'
Iron
Canada
105
5.50
20
Cut
Foils
Class
28% Mar
Jan
Mar
37c
common
Canada
Canada
19%
104
1.19
4,95
.2.04 Jan
40c
Jan
50c
„
Mar
197/8c
Jan
1.00
90
54c
2.30
•
Mines
,
Mar ""*
28c
—*
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated Tungsten Mining
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Apr
25c
1
Canada
Canada
60
—_II_IIII
Canada
Met
2,370
1 50
Jan
27
LLz
common
Crushed
Canada
26%
104 104%
I"!
Preferred
Can
25 %
54c
39c
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake '™;
Mines' Ltd J".
Canada
195,525
Apr
11c
1
1
Basin
96c
1.11 Mar
205.050
__1
,1
Min
22c
2.30
*
._i'
30c
14c 19%c
19c
1
Mine
class
•
Sudbury
Jan
87c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannonn Mines.
Apr
Mar
28c
——1
OIL—
dCan-Erin
Canada
1.50
„_io
Oils
Consol
Canada
1.22
25%
*
Flon
Flin
Calnorth
oCalvan
1.45
9
Apr
35c
Consol
Burrard
Feb
4.65
38
91c
1-
,*
Mines—1
Pershcourt
Red
87c
,
Feb
Jan
94c
•
Consolidated Peak Oils
Class B
Consolidated
Jan
2.50
1 -
Mines
Consolidated
Apr
47c
34
2
Consolidated
Mar
73c
4.05
__1
Explor
Mines
Feb
Feb
28c
29
Ltd
Consolidated
Mar
Howey
Jan
40
Mar
11c
86c
Burlington Steel
Burns
226-
11c
Building Products
LI
Bulldog Yellow Knife Gold
Bunker
19c-
19c
80c
Jan
32c
Jan
-Buffalo
Jan
18c
2,250
11c
Jan
1.93
~
9%c
60c
Jan
10 34
17,950
Mar
10%
3.-5o
Zl
Crest
Fenimore
Jan
11
Mar
Feb
25c
16
19c
Jan
23c
15c
35c
30,655
10c
44c
3.90
12c
Gold
Jan
303/4 c Mar
Mar
IOVb
11 %c
Mining & Smelt
Feb
63c
ini/H
1
13c
Mining
3.50
Feb
4 05
..
—
12c
Brunswick
170
Apr
Feb
8
Mines
Buffadison
13
Apr
10,885
16,800
Mar
150
19,500
56c
10
33c
19%
13c 15%c
Mar
34c
Consolidated Denison Mines
2.15
Feb
2.25
Jan
45% Mar
1.61 Mar
Feb
Apr
Jan
Apr
19
1.90
15 %c
16c
Consol
1.79
Jan
95c
Mines
Brunston
1.80
92c
473,635
Brunhurst
Mines
Jan
2.24
Brunsman
Reef
Jan
65c
1.82
Consolidated
Consolidated
Broulan
Jan
8%
25c
Consolidated" East
48
Feb
1.05
Apr
6% Mar
900
Apr
85c
33,800
Feb
450
77c
7%
Jan
4.25
Jan
Apr
116,531
Jan
460
75c
1.85
30c
Jan
4,880
68c
30c
52
13
15,353
25c
50%
49%
5,339
74c
25c
55%
40%
3.90
70c
3qc
Feb
49
3.20
Jan
2.12
35c
Jan
39%
•
1.40 Mar
26c
48
49
28,425
1.88 Mar
l
Cadillac™
50
13
3 9 7/8
Columbia Telephone
1.55
Apr
1.29
Jan
1
Central
135
B
British Columbia Power
1.41
•
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
365
—_
Mar
1.07
Feb
58c
Jan
80c
16,700
Apr
1
Consolidated
Apr
51%
;
38c
55,600
1
;
6.35
15c
.
<■
15
.i
124,700
5q~c
4.30
__51% .Apr
Jan
58c
2.50
52%
315..
Jan
4.95
7%c Jan
1.35
—10
51
—
18%
Apr
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
Apr
106
Jan
7
1
_■
2.05 Mar
Feb
Jan
17 %
751/c
•
Jan
101
4.10
1.02
___*
48% :! 49%
-
221
Apr
40c
•
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
1
50
Forest
,.I:
Mines
Jan
35
Feb
3.50
70c
1
Life
2.50
85c
75~
Jan
72 ¥b
1.25
,
Apr
Feb
2a
1
Mines
51%
50
:
Columbia Packers
Class
102'/2
50
.
414 %
British- Columbia
Gold
Warrants
preferred
4fic
1
1
Conro Development porn
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Jan
Electric Co—:
4%%
16,898
89,537
—•
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Apr
1.40 Mar
21 %
Lake
Willans
Confederation
Apr
6.00
Gold
Commonwealth Petroleum
Feb
3.70
Jan
3.75
Feb
21c
Jan
3.40
Jan
Apr
21%
2.00
Petroleum
6%
21%
3.40
2
6.15
1.60
Jan
147
1
43c
Jan
5.75
1
17c
Feb
4.90
98c
211/2
common
preferred
G)
5.40
1.45
:
Chromium Min & Smelt
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
22%c Apr
Jan
100
-
1
1 65
2.12 Mar
11c
Mines
Apr
51c
Mar
Gold
Chimo
22c
Jan
Bouscadillac
17%
an
s
1.66
59
85c
51% Mar
Mar
Bordulac Mines
17%
\n\u
1
2.30 Jan
Mar
325
1
Chibougamau Exporl
3.10
1.00 Mar
3.75
9%c ll%c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
20%- Jan
Mar
100
3'45
Cockshutt Farm Equip
45c
2.55
Mines
Kirkland
Bonville
1.10
49%
7,000
3.50
1
525
592,471
53c
Warrants
Bidgood
Mines
20
49 ¥4
331,300
65
_i
3.10
/
56c
2.32
65
—I*
I_I__50c
:
2.30
13 Vic
-
Mines
Uranium
Wines
38c
2.20
*
Mines
Gai
2.15
;
3qr
2 20
20
;
Research
2.03
;
common
2.95
Ltd
Mines
Black
Prods
20
Telephone
Bicroft
Steel
2.25
71c
1
•
1
Trust
634
Beta Gamma Mines
Bevcon
I
Oils
2.80
Jan
510
—
2.10
Belleterre
1
Feb
Apr
17c 18%c
Chatco
Mar
4.35
4.15"
ioc
Mar
20
Jan
4.15
,_IIIIl
46
48c
3.80
^.15
'""7,930"
Porcupine
Central
100
5,700
100
9.90
1
'
9.50
5.75 Mar
41%
52c
10% Mar
.9,^0
4.35
Chartered
50c
Apr
•
Jan
Charter
;
7.85
»
70c
Jan
Feb
?
90c
""""2,000
Feb
Apr
t
Jan
75c"
1.10
Mar
Corp
Apr
75c
2.11
19c
Uranium
2.70
4.60
61c
Mining
Apr
Feb
1
-
1.75
2.05
7,027
Feb
Lodge
1.80 Mar
1.05 Mar
4,467
2 300
Jan
Belcher
Jan
3,719
2.60
165.845
Mar
Beaver
1.25
1,600
1.75
2.40
1.42
14c
Beaver Lumber Co
1.70
1.50
1
4.35
77c
1.90 Mar
1.60
'•
l
Feb
Apr
5.25
36c
Beaucage
Apr
4.50
1.31
35,500
„
19
3.75
146,750
Mar
Jan
5.05
528,180
40
18
2.65 Mar
V*
142
16c
Bros
Apr
38
4 10
46c
Beattie-uuquesne
104% Mar
Jan
1
1.25
Eeatty
Feb
30%
208
——_
Oil
14c
41%
103
1,125
14,010
Pat Gold—
37c
B___
38
4.05
.—
Explorers
Letiuc
Central
90c
class
103"
18%
''
Jan
1.25
36%
18
;
.
Central
"
103
37
,
4.05
;
Trethewey
16c
Paper
20
20% Mar
I_
Quartz
1
'•
Asbestos Corp Ltd—:
45c
&
101
4.05
Gold
1.20
Power
Feb
pfd_20
Reserves
Producers
Ltd
Bathurst
Apr
91
6c
Gas
Mines
Mining,
High
20
145
101
103
*
Uranium
Metals
Bata
4
Oil
Central
Feb
1.65
&
preferred
Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain Oil
Baska
Bell
13c
'
Utilities
Petroleums
Base
Low
265
20
95
II
Range Since Jan. I
High
20
♦
Canso Natural Gas
Canso
15,570
Ltd
Shares
Low
___*
Corp
Canam Copper
\
Apr
Barvue
Co
Apr
2.75
40c
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
Barnat
Barymin
!
Salt
Canadian Tire
Feb
67%
-
Canadian
1.60
33c
Mines
"
2.45 Mar
Jan
25
65%
1
Cons
55
Jan
8.80
1,370
.
Mar
11c
28,200
531/4
.
74c
for Week
*
9,460
--
2.45-u
Apr
17%c
139,275
11%.
28%.
2.20
v
53%
1
Mines
Bankfield
13c-
: 27%
35c
24,100
—
2.30
1
Bank of Nova ScotiaBankeno
11 %c
27 %
:
50
of
9c 10 %c
12c
Banff Oils
Bank
61c
common..
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%.
51c
36c
Mines
Electric
Auto
57 %c
Gold Mines
Range
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Canadian
Aumaque
I ast
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prioe
FOR
Sales
Range
25
7%
7%
136
10
12
1,154
23,900
1.42
60c
15c
1.48
28c
37
5.50
14 %
15
Jan
Jan
3.35
Apr
Jan
1.00
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
20c
1.99
70c
Jan
Apr
Apr
39% Mar
8.90 Mar
Jan
157/b Mar
Feb
28
7 ¥4 Mar
7
Mar
Jan
Apr
8% Jan
12
Mar
Jan
34¥4
101%
102
595
100
Jan
103%
Feb
15
16 %
5,169
14
Apr
20%
Jan
28%
28%
240
28%
Apr
21%
22%
9,205
32c 34 %C
3,828
27%
25 % Mar
17%
Jan
23
Apr
Mar
35%
36
1,185
32
Jan
37
Apr
15
15%
9,940
12%
Jan
15%
Apr
8%
8%
2,285
8%
Feb
9
Jan
2.00
2.00
500
1.60
Feb
58c
67c
161.000
35
35
215
1.83
2.00
42c
Jan
70c
31
Jan
35
2.10
241,200
78c
Jan
40c
37c
40c
205,800
18c
Jan
1.15
10%c
1-85
6.45
1-20
82c
1.05
1.28
169,400
1.05
Apr
93/4c
3.05
40c
Jan
Apr
Mar
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
Mar
10 %c
11c
3.500
Feb
12c
1.75
1.85
20,125
1.75
Apr
2.52
Jan
6.75 Mar
Apr
1.50
Feb
6.40
6.75
2,035
5.90
1.15
1.25
4,450
1.15
Jan
.
78c
85c
54,800
74 %c Mar
1.08
Jan
5.70
6.50
42,200
5.60 Mar
7.70
Jan
7%
8
3,615
37
6.25
8
37
25
66
68
1,875
64c
75c
28,750
—
20
66%
1
75c
4
35
Feb
Feb
8
37%
Apr
Apr
595/b
Feb
68 %
Jan
52c
Feb
76c
Apr
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, April 16, 1956
(1894)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
5
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
wjjJ
Eldrich
El
Mines
Ltd
Mines—.
Gold
Sol
Corp
48,463
15 %c
17c
97,500
9%c
Jan
18c
Feb
Lake
Nordic
24c
29c
5,300
20c
Jan
31c
Feb
La,.e
Osu
90
325
70
Jan
91
Aor
Lake
Shore
6%
6%
100
Jari
Lake
Wasa
Mining-
23
23
225
Jan
La
1
23 ¥2
—1
25c
1.69
2.65
33c
—
Kirkland
Federal
1
*
20
1
A__.
class
___.
—
Ford Motor class A
Motor
Ford
(USi-—
Co
Fraser
Mines..
Gold
Cos
Frobisher
ntd
common
2.35 Mar
Lamaque
307,646
1.10
3,050
40c
38
7,822
29
Feb
38% Mar
Laura
20
21
2,755
20
Apr
23 %
Apr
Laurentide
23
23%
270
22
Mar
25
Jan
LeltCh
1.65
1.75
45,775
2.65
2.90
24,300
32c
36c
8.020
1.65 Mar
1.90
30c
Feb
Mar
Feb
Jan
Lencourt
36
930
30%
Jan
36
Apr
29%
100
29%
Apr
31%
Jan
245,250
20c
Jan
60c
Apr
Loblaw
7%
7%
4
Jan
1.35
58%
Apr
27%
875
lie
14,100
660
24%
Feb
Apr
7%c
Jan
16c
Feb
Lorado Uranium Mines
31
Jan
36%
Apr
Louvicourt
Goldfields
4.75
Apr
Lyndhurst Mining Co
._1
60c
Feb
Lynx
4.75
104,498
45c
53c
6,000
93
i-oO
4.35
95
$9,000
92
Mar
97
1
Exploration
40c
43c
22,525
31c
Mar
49%
Jan
Macdonald
Jan
32
Jan
Macfie
Apr
114
Jan
Mackeno
24
Mar
40c
Mar
Power
5%%
29%
29%
31
1,751
110
*
110
111
30
110
21
21%
6,895
17
Jan
6%
550
6
Feb
preferred
Geco
common
1
Ltd
Mines
General
General
Dynamics
21%
Bakeries
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
Class
3
5
Corp
com___l
1
(Canada)
A
Products
General
Steel
General
Preferred
Mfg
Wares
Yellowknife
Glenn
God's
Mines
Goldcrest
Gold
—
Goodyear Tire Canada com
Gordon Mackay class A
Lakes
Great
65
Jan
Feb
49
Mar
jan
6.40
Apr
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
6-05
5.65
6.10
3,625
4.65
Jan
6.25
Apr
Malartic
Goldfields
36
37%
150
37%
Apr
Maneast
Uranium
10%
10%
94% I
425
95
110
14c
121,600
Plains
Class
Mar
11%
Jan
Maple
Jan
Jan
2.95
3.55
5.55
5.85
3,345
1.30
1.60
218,587
52c
52c
56c
20,000
50c
40c
32 %c
43C
52,200
30c
Jan
46c
30c
29C
35c
138,600
21c
Mar
35c
Apr
lie
20,700
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
14,750
class
Coal
Feb
Marcon
Jan
Marcus
Apr
Marigold
Oils
Jan
Maritime
11c
3.20
4.80
121,325
38c
42c
7,225
166
166
166
10
146
Jan
7
100
7
Feb
9
300
35c
42,609
3.00
35c
Feb
Apr
105
20C
61,583
1.41
1.51
40,475
32c
11,000
28 %c
Jan
2.10
2.24
36,645
1.99
Jan
2.50 Feb
lie
9,500
8c
Jan
14c
1,335
Jan
5"%
3.20
Apr
Feb
25%
Jan
3.60
Apr
61/4
1
45
44
45
12,525
1,940
1,430
1
4.50
3.60
5.75
214,498
10%
10%
605
8
Jan
Jan
9
9%
625
7%
*
4.50
4.60
300
4.40
Jan
1.51
20c
35,300
Mar
24 %c
49c
47c
56c
200,263
40c
Jan
1.37
1.32
1.49
23,800
46 %
46%
47%
2,155
2.48
2.25
2.50
31,461
1.25
Feb
McMarmac
Jan
Apr
20
Red
20
9%
Exploration & Dev
Chipman Knitting
Merrill Island Mining
70c
54,150
1.09
Feb
11
11%
11%
Apr
Midcon Oil & Gas
1.05
1,595
46,890
Jan
90c
90c
Apr
1.49
Jan
Midrim
Mines
1
15c
14c
16c
16,950
14c
Mar '
22c
Jan
Mid-Western
1
17%
16%
17%
15,945
16% Mar
19%
Jan
Gwillim Lake Gold
1
14 %c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
*
63 %
Harding
*
Mines
Warrants
11
5,580
14c
16c
52,300
63%
63%
40
55
Jan
8%
8%
110
8
Jan
15c
19c
1,386,787
1.20
10%
,,
1.30
195,240
10%
10
Mar
12c
Mar
12%
Jan
18%e Jan
65
Mar
Mill
City
Milton
Hard
Rock
Mines
Gold
1
Harrison Minerals
Gold
Hasaga
17c
1
.
Mines
1
21c
19c
21c
18,247
Head of Lakes Iron
1
14c
13c
14c
9,500
Headway
1
1.18
1.26
27,300
19 %c 24%c
140,000
Red
Gold
Heath
Lake__—
Mines
1
Hendershot
Paper common—
Heva
Mines
1
24c
♦
Gold
29
10
%c
29
60
9%c
12c
62,750
12 %c
Jan
90c
Feb
8%
19c
1.30
Jan
Apr
44c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
47c
Feb
4.50
5.20
507,325
Jan
5.20
Apr
4.65
Jan
23c
Jan
Apr
16c
Jan
1.10
Jan
1.44 Mar
247/8c
10c
Feb
29
Feb
31
Apr
Jan
5%c
Jan
13c
Feb
Moneta
2.60
3.25
102,125
60c
32,425
70c
Jan
39c
78,100
15c
Feb
9%
3,690
9%
9
100%
100%
101
125
80c
80c
500
6
6%
1,060
6%
80c
76C
80c
4,300
70c
Jan
85c
Apr
Feb
Nama
45c
40c
50c
355,561
12c
Feb
50c
Apr
Mines
*
57
56%
57
195
54
Feb
58
Jan
*
8%
8%
8%
545
7
Jan
9
Feb
5
26%
26%
28
5,958
Hi
Dauch
&
Tower
Drilling
Consol Gold
Hollinger
Home
Oil
Class
—
A
•
14%
•
14%
•
Mining
♦
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron & Erie Mtge__
10.25
68%
109,520
69%
1,968
68%
50c
30,150
37
38
145
19c
22%
Jan
Feb
Gold
1
Acceptance
11%
89
946
33c
33c
37c
9,050
21c
21c
23c
37.280
45c
40c
45c
7,710
90c
81c
90c
7,150
80c
Mar
10c
15c
700
10c
Jan
3.70
4.40
222,240
20
19
20%
3,805
32c
36c
177,500
Preferred
Mines
Mar
National
15% Mar
National
Steel
National
Nello
64
Jan
72% Mar
28c
Feb
50c
Apr
New
37
Apr
42
Feb
11%
Apr
New
Jan
6.00 Mar
New
Jan
61% Mar
54
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Gold—
46%
10,220
36%
Jan
47% Mar
New
Calumet
4,445
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
New
Concord
122,390
15c
Jan
85c
Feb
New Continental Oil
New
Davies
Delhi
862
51%
Jan
58%
Apr
50
50
50%
120
49%
Apr
50%
Feb
New
8
8
200
8
Feb
8%
Jan
New Dickenson Mines
Mar
15%
Apr
18
Jan
11
14%
1
1.21
1.20
1.30
12,950
Apr
1.16 Mar
1.74
Jan
500
41c
40c
45c
83,919
2.15
2.15
2.35
4.50
4.50
33,350
1,250
21c
26c
17,450
27%
29%
4,841
24%c
27%
56c
69c
59,067
3.15
3.45
65,610
27
27
150
46
46
25
77c
63c
3.40
1.30
1.40
19,100
1.27
Feb
1.82
1.45
12
12%
885
11%
Feb
15
Mar
11%
12%
1,250
11%
Apr
14
Jan
75c
82c
77,100
68c
Jan
26%
26%
100
26%
Apr
♦
5
5
100
5
Feb
6.35
8,575
32%
34
1,970
41%
195
31%C
33c
1.90
1.90
2.00
32c
30c
80c
78c
Products
37% Mar
1
3,90
2.80
3.95
•
Walte Mining
Jacobus Mining
2.00
2.00
2.15
9,080
25c
22c
28c
11,100
6,850
•
*
2.75
1.60
Feb
—
Jdn
ifeb
85c. Mar
42c
Mar
54c
Jan
63c
Jan
90c
Mar
31c
28c
32c
17,100
16c
Jan
35c
1.02
1.00
1.07
11,100
1.00
Jan
1.13
Apr
Jan
1.82
1.82
1.90
10,235
1.81 Mar
2.05
Jan
25c
22c
26c
81,150
2.07
2.01
2.15
40,050
28c
22c
31c
183,328
III1
4.15 Mar
New
2.60 Mar
Newnorth
Ltd
327,186
33c
Mar
20c
Mar
33c
Feb
84c
82C
96c
30,970
609,956
60c
Jan
96c
68c
58c
74c
213,685
23c
Jan
83c
Apr
Apr
Feb
Gold
Mines
52c
Jan
New
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
1.23 Mar
New
Senator
24c
Apr
14c
57,675
15,500
15c
12c
11c
Jan
i4%c Mar
25c
30c
177,358
16c
Feb
Feb
31 %c Apr
7.60 Apr
8%c Jan
15 %c Apr
28c
Mar
45c
Feb
19C
15 %c
21c
9%c Jan
21c
Apr
New Superior Oils.
New Taku Mines
nc
15c
18c
32,400
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
New Thurbois Mines..
1.30
1.19
1.50
98c
Jan
1.50
Apr
Nib
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
-1
2.65
2.55
2.05
Feb
3.10
Apr
Nipissing Mines
.1
4.50
3.80
8c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
Nisto Mines
.1
40c
25c
17%
Jan
18%
Apr
Nor
..1
1.29
91c
13c
Jan
Noranda
»
60%
90c
Mar
Norgold Mines
III
Norlartic
-1
Kerr-Addison
1
18
17%
"•
18 %
9,020
n i/„c
10 %c
12c
22,500
10c
Mar
60c
Feb
Gold
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
_1
,
I
Copper
~
Warrants
"
Bay
Gold
1
1
Kirkland Townsite
—."
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Labatt (John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
.
For footnotes see
page
43.
65c
65C
65c
1,000
4.60
5.00
10,000
3.50
Jan
5.10 Mar
2.85
2.85
3.10
16,775
1.55
Jan
3.20 Mar
86c
80c
86C
114.675
Jan
92c
1
•
37c
36%c
68,250
36%c
36c
44c
10,600
26c
2 49
1.90
2.70
i
641,650
23
23
23%
1,460
22% Mar
•
23%
23%
24
5,565
18
j
2A0
2.35
2.65
11,400
3cc
40c
32c
20c
1
49 %c Feb
1.10
2.10
Mar
Acme
Normetal
..
I
Mines
Apr
51c
Feb
49c
Mar
Apr
Apr
24
Jan
25
Mar
3.75
Feb
4,450
22c
25c
9,400
22c
14c 14 %c
240,989
23c
-
22c
North Inca Gold
Northland Oils Ltd
—
common-
Feb
3.00 Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
30c
35c
7%c Jan
160,265
1.37 Jan
141,705
2.57
43c
1.33
1,672,362
291,900
60
62
24%
24c
13C
11c
Jan
.
Jan
16c. Feb
2.90 Apr
4.50
43c
Apr
Apr
Apr
9c
Jan
51c
Jan
1.33
2,962
51%
Jan
64% Mar
28c
17,350
23 %c
13c
8,525
7.80
.
2.15
4.50
2.85
*
7.50
7.80
18,329
II
98c
91c
1.15
_•
4.90
4.80
5.10
690,362
8,505
39
39
39
625
2.75
North Canadian Oils
North Rankin
37c
14%C
2.30
2.80
760
Warrants
Jan
6,383
-50
Preferred
2,70
50,673
.1
—:
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
Jan
174,939
15c
2.85
.1
Mines
Mines
Jan
6.40
2.60
30c
Gold—
5.65
12 %c
2.60
:
Gold
Mining
2.38
5.90
12 %c
Rouyn
Yellowknife
27c
19c
13c
27c
19 %C
Mylamaque Explor—
34 %c Feb
Jan
Jan
2,640,638
II
New
28c
33c
Apr
1.82 Apr
54c
Feb
23C
12,119
586,998
23,500
50c
47c
Jan
48c
Feb
1.76
51c
3.10
29c
39c
157,625
8c 10%c
Feb
Mar
1.30
;
33c
34c
39c
74c
120 %C
48c
2.52
Feb
Feb
40c
1.64
1.23
46c
Feb
28c
20 %c
30c
2.70
Feb
33c
_•
Minda-Scotia
Mar
1
Mar
2.20 Apr
50c
46,145
40c
15c
22c
38c
—1
-750
Mines—
40c
Kenville Gold Mines
Mar
1.48 Mar
44,450
44c
1.08
312,698
390,375
58,940
21c
255,515
37c
4lC
30c
•
Jupiter Oils
74c
65c
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
36c
33c
35c
72c
1
Mines
Hudson
Mining
Mines
Jan
20c
1.30 Jan
17,067
1
Newlund Mines
New
Apr
3,970
10,740
—1
New Jaculet Mines
New Jason Gold
Feb
3.85
Apr
2.90
49c
1
(1939)
Gold
1.18
4,450
2.65
Feb
2.08
85c
1
Ltd
Mines
4gc
,_i
I
Jaye Exploration
Mines
Jan
1
Ltd
Jack
Minerals
27%
31c
Feb
Jan
93c
Jan
11,554
Jan
1.50
2.01
85c
126%
26,900
22c
Feb
75c
100
36
Feb
45c
New
3.10
93C
Apr
4.10
86c
Apr
2.95
Apr
Mar
Jan
Mar
49c
Jan
34%
41
69c
1.75
Feb
75c
78%
35
Mar
26,761
29c
25c
25c
83c
9,933
8,838
2.95
Apr
34c
48,300
94.281
93%
1
Interprovlncial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
6.95 Mar
34
35c
1.98
90
Kelore
Jan
22c
2.63
90%
New
6%
12,750
75,300
144,400
1.90
1
Apr
Jan
Feb
28% Mar
—i
Mines
Highridge
Jan
1.47
43%
2.50
26c
3.10
28%
i
39% Mar
1.92
•
1.83 Mar
6.00
6.05
2.55
1
40%
75c
Jane
Isoc
Petroleum
Hosco
1.70
1.78
40%
New Goldvue Mines
131% Mar
2.15 Mar
59,270
12
New
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.65 Mar
12%
New Harrlcana
Jan
Mar
90c
1.29
Jan
1.20
Feb
18%
Apr
28
75c
Jan
52
Feb
49
42
14,839
45
Jan
27% Feb
Feb
103
10,983
1.00 Mar
3.45
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.55
Jan
2.90
17
Jan
40%
40c
26% Mar
39%
102%
1.32
Apr
1,148
70
37%
Jan
29%
1,030
3,520
130% 130%
42c
Jan
4,530
42
391/4
1.32
Apr
18
•
Feb
17c
22%
49
103
1
5.00
Jan
83c
103
8
Ltd
Apr
2.80 Maf
4.15
48
36%
5/100
Ran wick
45c
Feb
1.90 Mar
177/s
41
Petroleum
International
24c
18
103
94%
2.50 Mar
Jan
48%
•
common
1.60
•
•
33
4.50 Jan
*
New Fortune Mines
New Gas Explorations
8,846
2.05
3.60 Feb
—1
57%
2,525
8,911
15
•
55
14%
4.25
III1
55%
15%
4.15
1
Development
44c
15
Apr
4.15
•
Mines
12%
13%
Apr
1.54
1
Oils
New British Dominion Oil
36c
131/2
1.09
Mar
277
1
Alger Mines
45%
15%
Feb
81c
-10
12%
•
18
75c
Mines
12%
.10
Mar
Jan
141,680
532,901
33
46%
37c
"22% Mar
39 %c Mar
17
1
New Athona Mines
Feb
Apr
Jan
Mar
1.54
Car
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
3.40
11%
25c
Jan
Jan
4.65
Jan
1.04
—1
Apr
8.35
2.55
98c
33c
10"%
432
Feb
1.37
30c
1.20
~25c
Petroleum
Feb
2,230
Apr
59c
Z20
Trust
Apr
71,620
25c
15c
16%
•
Hosiery Mills class B___.
47
60
Feb
Mar
29%c Jan
.__5
com
Grocers preferred
Jan
5.25
38c
32 %c Mar-
1.02
—1
Chemical
&
Feb
11%
95% Mar
—5
Drug
Feb
4.45
♦
-
International
Lake
Creek
10%
10%
Jan
1
!
Ltd
10%
58%
80%
•
Works
National Explorations Ltd
58%
98
1.24
_-i
Locomotive
40
6.95
Feb
87
loo
International Nickel Co
Kirkland
16
Mar
Apr
10
_100
Preferred
National
50
100
130
*
A
pfd
50
;
Preferred
Kirkland
30 % Mar
2.20 Mar
Feb
Jan
72,181
98
35 %c
Feb
7% Mar
1.51
1.89
48%
98
3.85
Feb
Jan
41%
1.78
48%
1
•
common
Mining
International Metals class A
Kilembe
44c
4.75
Inspiration
Jonsmith
10%
9.90
45c
Inland Cement preferred
Joburke
420
37
l
$2% preferred
;
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co_
Jelllcoe
3,778
47
47c
Warrants
Jeanette
6.021
14%
1
Imperial Bank
IlO
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Isotope
14%
_20
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Industrial
14
13%
46%
•
Hudson
Lake
98,000
Knitting
National
B
Indian
44c
Ltd
Co
Smith Paper common
Class
Howard
Hoyle
Canada-.
38c
9%
95c
Feb
98
1
class
Porcupine
National
Hinde
44c
6
Apr
Apr
104
Jan
Feb
Apr
3.50
39c
Feb
Jan
80c
1.85
•
Multi-Minerals
•
8%
100
48%
•
Moore Corp common
1
3.25
Jan
3.50
32c
*
Corp
Brewery
Montreal
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils—
•
Metals
Monarch
2.15
2.75
•
Mogul Mining Corp.,
13c
30c
32c
l
Uranium
Apr
17 %C
Apr
Apr
9%c
32c
•
Gas
Petroleums
Ore
Mar
1,050
•
Mining Corp
Min
Feb
9% Jan
47e
2.05
Industrial
Lake
Molsons
21
Jan
1
common
—
Brick
Mindamar
Carpets
Jan
8% Feb
17c
Jan
•
Light & Power
Mining
Milliken
41c
8,900
Warrants
Gunnar
Mexican
30,650
20
Apr
35c
1
61c
Jan
44c
25c
Jan
33c
1
Mines
11%
48c
4,000
39c
10%c
850
40c
Feb
10%c 10 %c
*
♦
I
Petroleum
Uranium
94'/2c
9.00
12
9%
39c
39c
2.65
50c
Lake
Mentor
Meta
20
9%
Feb
1.80 Mar
•
Lake
Mercury
Merrill
11,650
1.70
21 %c
•
McWatters Gold Mines
9 % Mar
29c
Jan
Jan
1
7%
4.70
28c
29c
2.45
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
1.25
1
3.50
Apr
6,100
2.20
14c
89
Red
10%
1.86
1.49
48
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
57C
1.21 Mar
41%
1
common
McKenzie
Mar
1.80
|
Jan
100
Frontenac
Apr
5.75 Mar
46,800
1.83
Porcupine
54
1,000
20c
17c
•
Preferred
Mclntyre
57
1.35
17c
♦
Jan
9.45
2.30 Mar
Jan
17c
1
Mines
Maybrun
10
2.10
Feb
90c
•
1
Lead
Feb
Feb
40c
77,625
100
9c
Gulf
2.18
1.33 Mar
11,037
1
Ltd
McColl
42%
62c
Apr
21c
35c
Consol
Maxwell
Feb
53%
3.30
Feb
Feb
51%
* 'V
Apr
20c
Jan
1.48
1
Preferred
Apr
*
Mines
7%
Feb
2.99
Ltd
GulcM
6%
10c
2.20
Ltd
Massey-Harris-FergUBon Ltd com
45c
52%
Gridoil Freehold
Fen
15c
7%
18c
2.75
Matachewan
64c
Feb
Greyhawk Uranium
19%
49,565
1.15
warrants
B
Feb
7.00
Wire
19%
18,051
12c
2.10
A warrants
Feb
7,465
5%
8%
Apr
Jan
Mar
—
___.
Mines
Martin-McNeely Mines
Jan
214,350
3.25
5.00
60c
170
Feb
8
64c
6%
64c
Gold
29c
7.50
B
1,531
23
10c
18 %c
* *
.
Mining Corp
Mar
42c
33c
1
3.90
1.60
4.50
♦
21% Mar
23% Mar
1.29
2.15
1
6.30
Jan
7.00
A_
Apr
Apr
6%c Jan
21
20
5,690
30c
*
.:
common
Feb
2.50
53c
Oils
48% Mar
•
Gardens
1.12
9c
34c
Leaf
5.50 Mar
7.25
Development
.57% Feb
1
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
1.40
1
Jan
Apr
1
Ltd
19c
5.70
37 %c
com
47
45
19%
10c
;
.
99
3.50
—*
Great Sweet Grass
Greening
Feb
12c
3.25
West
10% Mar
93
11 %c
12c
Warrants
Great
Feb
*
Great Northern Gas Utilities
Great
36
1
Paper
2.60 Mar
130
2,928
1
Lake Gold Mines
Jan
50c
—
Jan
57
46%
»
1.10
1
Apr
45
1
B_
42%
7
Mines
Mines
Granduc
Red
Mines
class
58
*
Gold
Bousquet
Grandines
Madsen
Bloedel
888
9
Graham
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
369
.
Jan
3.65
Feb
1
1,000
1
Mines
Uranium
Feb
35c
2.70
1
Mines
62
1
Manitou
38c
Mar
20c
10 %C
Explorations
6.05
1
Gold
Eagle
Golden
Gold fields
13 %c Jan
1
45%
—1
1
Goldale Mines
2.20
2.05
Jan
Mar
85c
1.45
1
5.80
1
•
Mines
Gold
Lake
Feb
35,705
Mines
Mines
Macmillan
1
Mines
Uranium
Gold
Mines
Jan
*
Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
Giant
7%
1
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
68c
2.15
-1
60%
______100
14,025
7%
44%
10%
common
_—
85c
Apr
1.00 Feb
18c
45
G1%
Apr
26,000
10 %c
—
6.05
,
*
A
Lake
Geneva
29 %
6%
Gatineau
75c
Jan
Jan
38c
4.05
Macassa
Gaitwln
100
273,750
-1
Feb
35%
3.55
21
24c
22
27%
57
4.40 Apr
Feb
3.00
Feb1
Feb
35c
Mar
2.65
23
30c
20
B
Apr
1,025
2<*c
Jan
Jan
6.00
Jan
Apr
Feb
3.45
<
A
Class
4.30
38c
Mar
57
Gold
London
Hosiery class A
Long,Island Petroleums
58%
36%
Class
Lomega
25c
18% Mar
20c
50
Jan
Feb
Apr
3.25
75c
20c
.
Coy preferred
Jan
120
Apr
2.00 Mar
16
3.20
2.10
A
3.55
17 %c
465
21c
Gold
Lac
Groceterias
Feb
Jan
1.95
_-.13c
280
■.
3.25
2.00
5,040
2,627
10c
Long
2,115
23
19%
7bC
26 %c
-1
Mines
137%
1.30 Mar
1.50
125 126%
27%
10c
36 Vi
4.65
■
52c
7% Mar
Little
3.30
19
80c
Petroleum
Loblaw
55c
500
5,620
75C
-1
Gold
Liberal
25c
4.40
23
Gold
Lexindin
Jan
3,765
3.00
19
—J
Apr
5.25
25C
•
3.20
(John) class A
Candy
Acceptance warrants
2.37
28c
27,135
8,200
3.00
25c
4.40
*
2.65
5.10
5.15
-1
Gold
36c
57
.1
High
Low
150,993
76,600
25c
Secord
2 95
3.55
2.40
.1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.10
2.55
•
72c
Shares
14 %c 17%c
Lang & Sons
29%
100
16c
Uranium
Gsid
2.29
37
1.50
Mines—
Mines
1.99
Mar
Gold
Mines
Luz
1.40
126
Warrants
Debentures
Feb
7%
23
35%
*
*
*
—*
Canada—
Foundation Co of
Francoeur
Jan
29%
53c
*
•
—*
5
Fittings common _____——
Fleet Manufacturing
1.08
Jan
Lake Lingman
1.00
2.02
*
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
'•
Far west Tungsten Copper
Grain
6%
23
Apr
3.25
1
Mines
37%
20%
Preferred
1
Jan
*
•
Federal
Mines
Jan
9c
Faiconbridge Nickel —
Famous
Players Canadian
Fanny
Dufault
Lake
70c
77%
—1
—
Ltd
Refineries
1.80 Mar
31,475
14c
for Week
Low
Par
1.79
14c
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCK!
Range Since Jan. 1
1.60
Life Insurance—
——10
Erie Flooring class A____—.——
*
Estabrooks preferred _____—
—25
Excelsior
Shares
11 %c
Empire
Eureka
13
16c
29c
*
Emerald Glacier
APRIL
ENDED
14c
1
1
Pen-Rey Oils
El
WEEK
1.75
1
common
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Prioe
STOCKS
Week's
10c
Apr
56c
Jan
Mar
17c
Feb
6.85 Jan
7.90 Mar
Feb
1.19 Apr
34c
4.50
35%
1.75
1
10
9%c
12c
93.100
9c
.20c
1.10
90C
1.25
88.300
65c
1
1.20
1.10
1.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.30 Mar
Feb
40
2.80
Apr
Jan
14%c Feb
Mar
1.30 Mar
1
9(1 Mar
Volume 183
Number 5525 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1895)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'#
Friday
ETOCKB
Last
Par
'North
Star
Oil
.Warrants
North
Nuauiama Mines Ltd—
La rc
Oil
Rockland
Club
Osisxo
Lake
Pacific
95c
-
.
-
76c
Paramaque
87c
45c
14%
100
80c
88c
49,500
58c
Jan
88c
43c
55c
23,150
43c
Apr
63c
;
14c
1.15
'
14c
-16c
355
52Vac
1.30
1.15
36c
1
Ltd
37c
13c
26,000
15c
34c
•
41,000
&
"
14c
1.10
1.10
1.15
5%
5 V4
6
-
1.00
Marf;
*
4.75
Jan
20,900
110,897
37c
10%
10
10 Va
2,950
34%
34
35
I,710
23 J/2
160
140
;———1
1
*
1.50
48
com
1.67
1.80
1
16c
•
48
1.55
1.67
1.77
1.80
East
Dome
Gas
29c
111,400
1.80
1,000
Corp
1.95
1.88
36c
34c
Mines
;
•
267,578
-
•
71,975
126 847
27%
28%
6,505
1.34
1.30
1.45
2.35
2.22
2.50.
9'A
10
7% Mar
4.65
89,925
3.95 Mar
1.75
1.90
21,175
18c
20c
126,625
2.40
2.40
3,100
11
:
Mines
Ltd
common
14,812
1.70 Mar
28 %c
34c
287,731
13
100
76c
1.20
82,450
14 J/4
14'A
350
1
Rowan Consolidated
Roxana Oils
39c
37V4c
Ltd
Gold
36c
Mar
70c
Jan
9,583
14c
Mar
10c
Jan
18c
59 Va
61%
57%
Jan
4.50
4.90
14%
14%
15%
1,903
30%
30%
31
210
13%
13%
1,365
74c
*
...
Cement
16c
21c-
88
91%
A
85c
,86,100
1.00
1.10
13 %C
15c
3.35
3.70
50c
•
•
Shawxey 1945 Mines
Jan
18% Jan
Jan
Jan
90c
Mar
1.01
19,435
12c
2.70
Gold
Lead
59 Va
60%
7.00
6.75
7.15
1,860
30c
35c
25,500
&
common
2.60
2.85
180,406
1.65
15%
16 V8
1,195
14%
1.02
98c
1.10
37,462
85c
Mar
1.10
45c
44c
50c
60,120
43c
Mar
58c
A
24c
29c
2.70
2.70
2.90
13%
13%
4,635
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
75c
53,250
43c
Jan
79c
Apr
23c
24c
14,197
22c
Mar
27C
Feb
22c
21c
23c
119,411
1.54
1.54
1.55
1,000
20%
20
20%
13c
12 %c
2,370
32,675
5.30
5.75
70c
1.18
21,287
11,855
lot
bto
2^c
Ja.n
4,857
26%
Apr
35%
Jan
5,254
26 Va
Apr
36 Va
Jan
16
100
2.90
2.85
3.15
31,430
60c
59c
68c
105,700
41 %c Feb
13c 14 %c
30,400
10%c Jan
10 %c 16 VaC
190,950
9%c Jan
28c
Feb
11
Feb
14 %c
1
43c
*
41c
52c
153,800
2,127
11
11%
3.60
3.60
100
1.90
1.99
9,225
Jan
25C
19 VaC
25c
513,800
16c
Mar
'25c
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
Apr
3.00
Apr
83,200
2.90
68,410
2.00
2.00
105
1.50 Mar
12c
12c
13c
17,841
IOV4C Jan
13c
Jan
1
45c
41c
46c
46,500
39c
Mar
70c
Jan
1
Mining
20c
2.68
2.00
1
Zenmac Metal
15c
2.70
*
A
18c
•
Mines
42 %c
42 Vac 42%c
2,975
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
8
Mar
Toronto Stock
Andian
National
Corp
;*
5.90
1,350
52%
2,770
51%
Apr
53%
•
23%
23%
23%
25
20%
Jan
25
32
32
75
27
Jan
32
Mar
•
30
30
30%
848
28
Jan
32
Jan
*
21%
21%
22
1,241
Feb
24
5%
5%
1,440
5%
Apr
100
14 %
Feb
17
Jan
46
Jan
52
Jan
11%
Jan
40
Apr
3.90 Mar
155
2.50
.13
Canada
&
Dominion
Mar
Canadian
Bronze
Apr
Canadian
General
Jan
Canadian
Industries
Apr
Canadian Marconi
Apr
Canadian
Sugar
—•
Investments
common
1
Western
Canadian
Coast
common
Lumber—;
*
Westinghouse
15
5
Mar
11% Jan
Dominion
Glass
25%
Feb
29% Mar
DuPont
4.95
Apr
5.40 Mar
.Consolidated
of
Paper
*
Canada
18c
16c
18c
47,600
15c
Mar
Jan
1.45
1.25
1.45
127,892
93c
Jan
1.45
Apr
International
52c
40 c
53c
6,500
36c
Feb
55c
Jan
13%
1,870
12%
•
Apr
13%
Jan
Loblaw
Feb
22
95c
Apr
Apr
14
Jan
16% Mar
Niagara Wire
Ogilvie Flour
20c
Jan
31c
Feb
Pato
II,150
1.85
Apr
59 c
344,103
16 %c
Jan
40c
40c
45c
39%
42%
8%
—*
Feb
45c
Apr
Pend
Oreille
Feb
50
Apr
Price
Feb
90c
Feb
Third
3.15
Cdn
Jan
Universal
60c
Apr
vukon
Feb
Gold
Mines
Jan
55c
34%
Jan
100
8%
Apr
24 %c
26,264
-
9
Trust
Products
66c
65c
70c
8,765
55c
15c
12 %c
15c
9,600
12c
*
27%
24
28%
6,212
22
57%
Jan
10c
Apr
13%c Jan
75
74%
79 Va
2,464
•
10'Vc
10c
12c
42,000
1
19%
19%
20
Jan
Mar
Jan
28
1,885
24% Jan
28
Apr
44
48
2,195,
34
Feb
48
Apr
*
32
32
110
132
132
134
330
45'/a
44%
45%
3,750
80
80
45
37%
38%
729
30% Mar
134
38%
42
47
Feb
Apr
52
Jan
48
25
44
341
43
6.55
4.80
1,160
68%
1,045
Corp
5.70
4,560
4.75
62%
6.30
6
6
6
10
61%
56
62%
60c
1
2,400
6,025
64c
18,200
23%
25
Jan
90
Feb
43
68
Apr
Jan
48
4.75
Feb
Feb
•
No par
Apr
a
Odd lot sale
Mar
value.
6.75 Mar
Jan
5.15
Jan
Jan
68%
Apr
5% Mar
6%
Jan
62%
Apr
56
Apr
57e
Jan
23 Va
Apr
0>-
range).
d Deferred delivery
privileges,
sale
(not Included
33,315
15%
Jan
20% Mar
*
15
15
15
300
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
e
1
1.07
1.01
1.17
61c
Feb
Sudbury Contact
761,500
1.17
Apr
1
19c
18 %c
22c
21.50C
16c
Jan
f Flat price.
rCasb sale (not Included
22 %c Feb
in
year's
range),
wl When
Selling ex-Interest,
delivered.
vd When
z
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
In
year's range)
Ex-rights,
a
gty-ataetr
25
MARKETS
Kx-llquld&tlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
t
(not Included In year's
Sturgeon River Mines
.
237/a
Apr
4.00 Mar
50
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
89c
28%
80
23%
Apr
45%
Mar
43
6.55
Jan
33%
75
48
1
Jan
36
Feb
109
43
*
20 %c
Apr
27%
•
»
Consolidated Gold
Feb
Apr
48
42% Apr
8%
39
1
Mines
Zellers
28c
1,175
45
325
•
Gold
Invest
Feb
43%
*
Weaving.
common
Gen
24% Mar
830
6
Bros
43c
Feb
23%
•
25c
Feb
23%
2.50
—
44 Va
Jan
17c
20
4,050
42
23%
Jan
33 Va
2,050
22c
7%
Minn & Ont Paper new—
Jan
Consolidated
950
40
21c
5
16%
Inc
9.00
38%
22c
Feb
Jan
65/
6% Jan
Jan
Apr
.
27%
—
common
52c
2.10
42 Va
Copper
Mines
Steel Products—
Paper
45
Apr
6.00
1
International vtilities
27c
.
24 Va
5.10 Jan
21%
Mar
com—•
Securities
Gaspe
Hayes
47
8.00
*
27%
8.50
15
47
*
Copper
995
52c
Feb
5.55
10V4
1.85
6%
30
51 Va
_—_
& Cannon
10
,
Jan
5.90
Dredglne
*
54c
2.60
51%
Gold
Bridge
1.85
Feb
15
Corp
Apr
—*
7
7
*
10
—•—*
2.09
Exchange - Garb Section
■-
•
165
Jan
'55c
Oil
73,193
Jan
Mar
Dominion
21,300
Jan
4.00
2.07
1
42c
Dalhousie
50
13%
Feb
23,100
Feb
45c
Apr
50c
Apr
70c
Feb
52c
1
—
Yukeno Mines
Campbell Wyant
38c
Apr
16c
16Vac Apr
1
Bulolo
56c
68c
3.25 Jan
1.85
Jan
3.40 Mar
Jan
45c
2.24
185,230
104
Apr
2.66
45 VaC
14c
31c
100
1
10%
25c
105
100 100 Va
11
J,——_—*
Feb
445
Apr
29
Jan
:
Apr
1.18
29
1.35
16%
5.75
Feb
30
7.75
16
Jan
Jan
70c
26%
10,967
•
34
Apr
26%
48,961
5.818
32% Mar
5.00
Jan
2.04
28%
10
86,751
15c
35% Mar
Feb
27%
12c
22
Jan
29% Jan
1.30
Feb
21V4 Mar
Apr
Jan
95c
12c
Feb
1.65
Jan
620
1.18
30c
1.40 Jan
17% Jan
Apr
73c
25
32%
5.30
2.24
•
32%
13c
8y«c Feb
20
6,285
1
Mines
74% Mar
13%
69c
10c
——-1
Oil
Apr
71%
13 Va
——V
class
Jan
50
•_
69%
Jan
69%
1
—
....
Bear
Knitting
Mar
42c
Steel of Canada
15% Jan
70c
1
Oil
1.47
64c
:
Jan
70%
13 Va
1.90
Oils-
—
14
Mar
14%
9.25
Oil
Gold
75c
24
51%
Southam
Bros
Jan
23%
77%
30c
Oil & Gas Ltd
15 Va
Sic
14%
12c
Roi
Olsen
13% Apr
8,900
4,837
3,835
23%
Jan
16%
Starrett
100
73c
1
49% Mar
12%
Jan
13%
66c
Mar
75
2J%.
3.40
45
903
92c
Feb
Apr
2.65 Mar
Jan
77 %
12%
Apr
8%
35c
40
50'/a
21 %
Jan
1,580
2.69
-
18c
47 Va
Jan
44
3.85
735-
5.50 Jan
Feb
8
14%
9.40
common
8 tan well
73c
3.75 Mar
35%
42%
Feb
*
Stadacona
Mines
(1944)
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanley Brock class A
166,650
11,450
29c
2.01
1
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Spocner Oils
1
500
43%
Jan
*
Ltd
8,321
8
*
—
-1
Gold; Mines
200
47%
8
*
2.55
I,144
Apr
Mar
Asbestos
Apr
1.75
5.05 '
Apr
92%
53 0-5
26
2.90
16% Mar
51
100,985
4.95
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
.1
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class
4.00
44%
—*
A.
50c
—
Mines
Silver
3.75
44%
7,570
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
13%
2.58
4.95
Jan
7.85
40c
Feb
3.50
26%
62
Feb
Feb
11V4
.1
Mar
6.60 Feb
30c
Feb
Jan
11%
3.35
—*
58
16
—*
Mines Quebec.
Slianco Mining
8 80
23% Jan
36c
43
2.°4
10
Jan
19% Feb
2.80
1
Corp
145
6.65
,
26%cMar
123,865
Zinc
19c
Jan
3,960
225
11V4
9c
Mar
3,968
3.40
67,113
Mar
37c
Feb
31c
1
—
.Sigma
Stuart
59%
51
22c
50
2.35
68
17,100
Jan
46% Jan
13%
11%
76
1,260
28c
9
12
13,320
49%
22
27c
4.75 Mar
50
$46,000
77 %
7.60
20%
28c
-•
Mines
Canuck
Zulapa
Apr
Apr
Feb
1
Alexander
York
9.20
Feb
8
-100
Apr
Feb
7.95
7.85
35
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Yellorex
Mar
5.50 Jan
5,626
2.04
Wright-Hargreaves
Yankee
20c
4.25
300
26c
20%
—20
Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Yale
18% Mar
Jan
13%
150
11
49%
35
Wiltsey
Wood
Jan
5
2.40
50
48
24 %c
1
26c
1.65
Petroleums
Windward
8
'268
35
Prelerred
Wllrich
Apr
54% Mar
53c
13c
250
8%
2.04
Willroy Mines
Jan
Apr
5%
8%
54c
Feb
34,418
9.20
5%
Feb
44% Jan
36c
65,600
8.95
Apr
5,497
19c
1
Brown Co
Jan
17%
16c
Apr
2.40
24c" Jan»
143
2.20
16%
2.50
30c
10,664
164,700
17
Feb
Jan
1.60 Jan
Anglo Cdn Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
2.20
108
51
53c
49
*
class
1.20 Mar
Jan
-
45c
8.45
-50c
Gold
'
Iron
Jan
80
J
-
48 %
30
5.70 Mar
143
50
465,200
42c
49%
Warrants
(Geo)
Class B
15% Mar
33 %
2.35
-
54c
46c
'
Jan
Apr
14c
57,740
*
Ltd
1.56
26,194
45
17%c Jan
13
"
23,525
3.65
47,518
2.32
5
*
1.05
1
—
Oils
Apr
Feb
28 V2 Mar
1,785
68c
.
"
31.7C1
13 %C
—
,
4.50
12%
47,430
.
2.50
2.15
1
Petrol
Weston
J
21c
89%
,
4,648
.
2.37
2.25
a
Grocers
65% Mar
59%
1
preferred—
Rock
Jan
29,300
*
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
fiteeD
15
14,028
—1
Debentures
8teeloy Mining
Apr
1.90 Jan
15c
1
Mines
Gold
Union
Apr
13
18c
1
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Stedman
Mar
34c
Feb
*
Uranium
Valley
Jan
Jan
14c
1
Van
Feb
2.15
Jan
14c
Mining
Silver-Miller
Mar
73c
75c
14c
*
Breweries
Mar
14 %c
Industries
Shirriff-Horsey
27c
26c
25
Gordon
4.80 Mar
2.85 Jan
Mar
-10
Prelerred
Rainbow
Jan
Apr
16c
4.65
class
Apr
Mar
*
common
bcurry
Naco
28,200
42c
2.40
Ltd
preferred
Leaseholds
Western
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Scarfe
-
Apr A"
11V4
14
Western
Jan
1.98
23c
Western
Jan
1.87
17c 18 %c
1
*
Jan
Apr
41c
17c
Jan
1
Jan
2.75
83,550
1
44 Va
*
Oil
Apr
2.45
75c
Mines
Gas
Products
5.85
12 y4
44c
*
Mfg
Roche Long Lac
Rockwln Mines
Feb
Apr
•
1
Western Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Western Decalta Petroleum
Apr
13
1
Maygill
Westeel
Jan
50c
*
Robertson
2.30
31c
1
A
10
1.20
—1
class
1,400
Malartic
West
2.50 Mar
2.01 Mar
245
2.32
1.89
1
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
11
2.30
11
25c
42
195
1
Apr
1.80
8%c Jan
:
Jan
1,821
48
•
Copper
Apr
10
1.70 Mar
18 %C
West
Apr
30
1.25 Mar
4.40
*
13c
43%
47 Va
•
W
Jan
30c
1.55 Mar
850
'
&
Pyrite
1.94
25% Feb
10,310
G
Apr
4.85 Mar
18
-
Jan
1.80
1
Palmer Oil
Creek
18c
4.65
—1
Rexspar Uranium
Saskatchewan
Feb
22,500
-
3,500
42
48
*
3.50
Jan
-—1
Mines
Mines
21c
-
>-
2.70 Jan
1
Refining
Antonio
11
43,945
30c
1.94
.
Feb
7'"
135,900
24c
4.15
40c
8%c Jan
15,895
1.94
Jan
Apr
Feb
203
2.60
:
489,510
-4.45
13 %c
42
-1
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
44
Apr
16c
25
prelerred
—
Jan
1
Petroleum
Dare
5.40
*
Mining Co Ltd
Amuiet
3.80 Mar
1
Mines
Oils
Waite
870
4.20
*
Vulcan
Weedon
11%' 13%
27%
Virginia
Feb
Waterous Equipment
21c
28c
Apr
Apr
Walker
3.50
1
1.95
Jan
3.60
1.50
21c
Jan
15c
Mar
24 % Mar
s
1
Apr
3:00
40
21% Feb
17
1
Mines
8.30
3.00
13
6.90
Mines
9.40
19c
1.82
Violamac
Apr
3.60
4.20
Vicour
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
36% Jan
225
*
___
7.25 Mar
15c
17
250
23%
3.75
A
6.50
-
450
39
23
•
class
19%
3.10
*
Jan
FeD
38
1
Ltd
Auoys
Ltd
Ventures
V'c.eroy
72c
Jan
Jan
Apr
6,150
12,500
53%
44% Jan
16% Jan
1
Explorations
8,745
40c
1,922
"
Consol
67%
1.70 Mar
154,100
165,400
*
53%
Jan
1.25 Mar
•
4,598
1.94
1.75
•
Vanauium
1.34
Jan
1.76
52%
Mar
1
Corp
7.75
'2.15
85c
•
4.50
4.00
2.05
1
:
Mining
Silk
43
.
40c
3,700
50
preferred—;
Mines
6.75
6.50
7.25
1
Mines
Gold
Rupununi
40
6.60
7.40
Feb
62 Va
Jan
6c
Vandoo
58c
8,500.
16%
*
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
13%
53% Feb
3.30
Apr
18c
•
Feb
60c
Jan
47c
1.05
2.20 Mar
Apr
lfic
1
Reeves MacDonald
Souris
19%
II,640
1
j
1.87
Feb
Jan
6.00
—1
Uranium Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
Southern
United
5.00
*
Rapid Grip & Batten
Siocan
Apr
Jan
Apr
42c
1
B
Oils
Steel
Feb
1.33 Feb
85c
38%
•
United
13c
1,725
A
Jan
48
35c
Apr
Apr
3.00
53
1
Hill
1.72
5.40
—
Radiore
Slater
1.76
Inv
Feb
37J/a Feb
1.35
Fuel
United Keno
Montauban
220
1
Manitou
Siscce
99c
Mar
Jan
2.00 Mar
1.00
•
class
United
1,850
•
Metallurgical
Simpsons
United
58
40%
59,915
88c
42c
-
*
Mines
Feb
57%
1
1,800
31,800
45c
1
Ltd
3.40
58
1
—.
Quebec
Picks'
Mar
33c
Feb
4.10
Quebec
Sherritt
103
Jan
l
1.05
2.25
35c
:—•
Asbestos
Anr
68c
Mines
Quebec Lithium
Sheep
Estella
49c
Cnibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop.
A
Corps
United
53%
Queoec
Class
United
2,425
Airways
River
Apr
Apr
9,080
10
1.00
2.05
38c
*
Jan
84c
18VaC
9.00
50c
common
20
58c
——*
2.75
Jan
a*
Acceptance
53
1.70
Gold
Apr
2.25
-*
preferred
Apr
.
"
2.15
13,125
19c
Jan
62 Va
-
Line
Pipeline
United
Jan
Mar
Apr
39,145
16c
—__
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining
Jan
10
11
Apr
15c
Feb
•
Pipe
Apr
2 08
Jan
9 '
7.95
Resources
35 V4
60
Purdy Mica Mines
Sand
Jan
10%
55c
1
Uranium
Warrants
San
39 %c
80c
Roy
Oil
Jan
62
President Electric
P R M Inc
Michael
Mar
10c
10% Mar
'
300
2.75
Petroleum
2nd
48%
6.80
*
A
Oil
Union
55c
•
Lawrence
Jan
Apr
1
Corn
St
1.90
28c
505
80c
Triad
1.19
IOOJ/4
24,386
13/
Trend
Jan
-—*
River
Mountain
Transcontinental
1.53 Mar
Jan
Mar
2.25
•
Trans
Prairie
Apr
1.43
43
—*
17
112,800
12 J/4
Trans
425
...
10
Mar
7.75
—1
Oils
Feb
10
11
9%
■-
Feb
L26 Jan
2.45 <•
20
j
Explorations
Empire
50%
65,050
25
15%c 16V2c
13
—*
1.69
15,000
—*
A
Trans Era Oils
6.75 Mar
7.«5 Mar
16,800
1.53
Trans
Feb
33c
4,650
;2.35
13c
11 %c
11
—_—10
class
class
Feb
1.10 Mar
31
33 c
2.08
1
new
102
30 %c
*
C
-
33C
*
—
21%'
2.08
-
Mar
Trans-Canada
75c
10,667 -
51
20
40% Feb
5%
Apr
.40
Traders Finance
5% preferred
Jan
v
*
101
50
•
Towagmac Exploration
23c
<•
1.40
50%
48%
1
Works
19c
600
1.15
Oils
Pronto
37c
:
Mar
34,738
33c
21%
48%
Mines
•
1
...
Border
1.99
Jan
13c
1.05
Mines
B
60c
'• S
9%c Jan
1.31
'
40
'
27c
~
35c
—•
Power
Rt
Feb
1.15
Rouyn Gold—
Ryancr
Apr
5
Mineral
Powell
Russell
Apr
•
14 %c
86
_i_
Toronto General Trusts—:
86% Mar
1.40
common
Gold
Oil
Feb
16c
1.02 Mar
6,800
Feb
1.82 Mar
17c
1
2.14
Apr
52c
5,965
83,122
102,100
„
1.38
5,310
43
1
Tombill
I8V4
Jan
9%
-25c
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
Jan
8c
1.38
Torbrit Silver Mines
Feb
1-22 Jan
9
—.
Jan
Jan
102,150
Mar
1
Jan
1.40 Mar
26%
43
11 %c
Jan
50
1.35
Tiara Mines
Iron
89,945
Jan
Apr
1
Thompson-Lundmark
Gold
25
20
:
9%
Mines
Apr
12%
1
Gas.
of
11c
Gold
57c
77
-
V
1
Placer Development
Royaiite
.
Jan
—50c
Mines—
Gold
56c
„
*
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Earth
Apr
1.80
;—a—10
27
<■
Feb
Feb
90c
22,735
lie
Engravers
Prospectors
Mar
1.67
12 VaC 16 VaC
Jan
3.35
1.37
—_•
:—;
18%
Jan
8.20
26 %c
89,535
18%
85%
52 %c
-
Gas
Oil
24
:
•
100"
17
——100
Crow
1.15
84%
17%
common——*
Oils
&
!
1.80
16 VaC
6,810
Apr
Apr
8 Va
2.90 Mar
116
...
6.15
7%
43
common
——
Tecx-Hugnes
32,900
,-50
Gold
Riverside
12%
1.15
1
;
fickle
Rio
13
Feb
40
23%
High
5.00 Feb
1
Temagami Mines
Texas Calgary
1.10 Mar
'164,587
-10
Mines
Photo
Rio
Jan
11V4
36
20
-1
Pearson
Preferred
3.15 Mar
27
Mines
—
Credit
Renable
10%
5,595
240
21
—1
Mines
Taylor
-
8%c Mar
47 %C
:
:
—
Uranium
isat
Preferred
Regent
1,495
*
Preferred
Reef
.13
12 Va
3.00
50
Jan
Jan
2.99
-1
_i
Jan
52c
82 fee
.1
Pipeline
Rayrock
12
4c
2.50
14,768'»
1,875
•
common
Tandem
Apr
Apr
12 Mi
23,500
-
33c
■'
Rare
45c
22,946
8%
50c
Gold
Preferred
Mar
3.10
Jan
18 %
-1
Petroleums
River
Quemont
-95c
Jan
29c
27c
1
Uranium
Queenston
Jan
1.78
*:
18,800
Mines
Pathfinder
Provo
Rvlvsnlte Gold
Tamblyn
1.10
26 Va
Minerals
Feb
3.15
.
&
Cons
Inaustrles
Apr
6%c
-
Cms
tturf ..Inlet
Swltson
Mar
3.10
13
Bureiy
Jan
23c
5%c
15
1
Amalgamated Mines
Drilling
Preston
85,080
Low
6.15
7%
—*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.60
common.——...—*
-
255,505
IhMM
2.99
—.
22c
1.15
5.75
*
common
1
Jan
-71c
7,900
Ordinary
Jan
8c
J.OO
27c
-
*
Paymaster Consol
L
■
Jan
IIV2C
Low
1
Sato*
for Week
K»uge
,of Prices
■
Apr
*
Mines
Supertest Petroleum
Apr
Toronto
Mines
Premier
-i
3.10;
-
1
Pan Western Oils
•
68c
1,000
•39c
12%
——i
_
Porcupine
Prairie
16c
258,544
2.85
*
com
Mines
Consol
Ponder
85c
-52c
■
-".10c
-
65,900
22c
76c
20
Petroleum
Powell
1.12
17c
2.93
.10.
Pacmc Eastern
Pioneer
-89c
17c
6c
Page Hersey Tubes—
Oil
Feb
Mar»
46,200
3.10
:
| Coyle
°etroi
95 % Mar
106,000
common.
Ormsby Mines
Peruvian
35%
Apr
67c
42c
—
Perron
Jan
"
Steel Products
Opemlska Copper
Gold
Peoples
2»%
92 Va
1.05
Jocxey
Pembina
Jan
•
Cons
Propane
Warrants
Mar
62c
90c
Oreo ad a
Peace
Superior
40
"
Ontario
Pater
Feb
lie
12Y2C 15V4C
65c
1
preferred
5%% class B pfd__
Parker
9%
125
13 VaC 13J/aC
6 %
Pardee
Sullivan
'
Warrants
Parbec
Jan
70c
35%
Week's
Last
Par
17%
Jan
7%
--
High
.
Jan
Jan
92%
———
Panel
Low
14
Jan
35
13V2c
*
'
9c
92%
-
Bale Price
56c
921/2
CLeary Malar tic
Omnitrans Exploration
Pamour
5,500
675
,
35%
———1
Metals Mining.
Oils
Pacific
17,000
Gold
Oka, Rare
uniarxo
11c
70 c
•
Selections
Qkalta
10c
67c
—•
Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines
Ogam a
300
10c
-
Northern Quebec Power common——*
Northwestern Util -pfd—zz-zz.——100
OoabRa
8
70c
1
—*
13
STOCKS
-
16
8
Mines.
Canada Mines
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
—
Trinity
Northern
15%
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
4
common.
WEEK
for Week
•f Prices
Sale Prlee
t
FOR
*»Ih
Range
trading
vo
Jan
Jan
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 16, 1956
...
(1896)
44
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, April 13
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Fund
Aberdeen
1.63 \
6.15
4.08
X9.23
1.61
1-25
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
Wd
Par
2Sc
Mitual Funds—
Shares
1
American Mutua'. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust—
•
American Business
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—T
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Atomic
Ltd
Fund Inc
Fund
Growth
Fund, lc
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
7.50
8.21
Insur
Fund—lc
13.93
Fund
Inc
lc
4.61
5.04
1
9.90
10.82
10.08
1.77
Preferred
(Discount
1
10.92
21.01
12.42
24.97
S-l
17.13
Name
De
14.39
21.11
„•
Knickerbocker
6.52
142
Trust
shares
13.71
Metal
lc
3.67
4.04
lVaS Oct.
51%
Transport
lc
3.25
3.58
2%s March
Inc„ 10c
8.10
8.88
7.92
shares
Trust_l
Investors
Massachusetts
1
Fund
Inc
10.67
39.28
3.57
3.88
1
9.95
10.76
1
1
1
11.01
12.03
6.99
7.64
8.93
9.76
Series
Series
Growth
Stock
4.51
of
7.88
8.57
North
1
1
6.41
4.93
8.93
13.99
15.29
77.84
Stock Series
30 Va
Fund
Street
Pine
Fund
Pioneer
(T
Inc
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
14.06
31.37
Science & Nuclear Funds
10.55
9.88
16.68
shares—lo
8.99
9.37
lc
lc
11.56
12.66
9.82
10.7b
12.52
13.71
2.91
3.21
7.15
7.84
lc
11.67
12.78
lc
16.37
17.91
lc
4.31
4.74
Stevens
6.78
3.125%
1- 3-56
10-
1-56
b3.20
3.05%
2.65%
3.05%
4-
2-56
10-
1-56
b3.20
3.05%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7-
2-56
b3.05
2.80%
b3.25
3.10%
2.95%
11-
1-55
8-
1-56
b3.15
2.95%
44 Va
Inc—1
a37.36
April 19,
1956April 26, 1956—
May 3, 1956
May 10, 1956
1956
1956
31, 1956
May 17,
-
May
1
Bankers
14.60
16.00
13.42
Bank.
12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank —10
Commercial State Bk & Tr —25
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)_
Fund—1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
12.46
12.78
Empire Trust
Federation Bank
12.11
13.20
Fiduciary
24
26
First
Templeton Gwth Fund oi Can_l
Fund Inc_
1
8.39
9.17
11.61
12.62
8.27
9.04
Fund—1
Continental Fund.;—1
10
Natl
Westchester
_1
6.46
7.06
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
1
15.72
16.99
2.68
2.93
Irving
Kings
-
1
6.34
6.93
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
13.28
14.46
11.72
Wall
1
9.73
10^63
Washington
1
19 70
21 30
lo
10.82
11.84
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
lc
11.39
12.46
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
I
Insurance
Par
Bid
7.70
Fund
9.92
27.47
29;93
12.51
13.52
X5.52
1
...10
Trust
Island
Long
5.95
of
-r,
...
,
Par
•
Bid
Ask
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co_
Aetna Life
10
117
10
70
Agricultural
10
34V4
2
23%
25%
5
38 Va
41%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y--10
Casualty_5
28 Va
30%
Life Insurance Co of Va
-20
123
Ask
„10
208
41'/a
43%
25
326
—25
Trust
325
340
38'/a
40
260
&
X66V2
10
Commerce
Bk
252
16
68 Va
48
46
35
38
30
12.50
Tr
National Bank
Trust
33
10
Co
Bank
10
I,hq
64'/2
66 Va
25
Detroit
of
Jersey City—""-'
National
Bank
First
51
55
54
57
Atl (TAIACM,
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
Paterson
(N J)
10
Bask & Trust Co
County
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
66%
35 Va
x33
27%
Valley
Phoenix_5
34 Va
32
Trust—25
112
338
Pittsburgh—
69%
5
18
8
—10
44
196
203
10
21
21
Mercantile
71
St
20
9
&
St.
119
49%
51%
20
58 %
62Va
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
of
47%
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
-2
Y_
440
50
Co.
of
Bank
—25
N
__
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I)
309
425
Phoenix
-100
Inc
92 Va
302
Detroit—
Bank
5
Co
200
Bank
City Bank
National
47
Trust
77
89'/2
Louis—
National
Boatmen's
Bank
131
28
103
National
&
Union
34'/8
93
Co,.— —10
Trust
(J P)
York
32%
43
Freeport
Morgan
New
Hartford
—10
Trust
Brook
Meadow
32
Co—__20
Trust
County
Royal State Bank of
Rye National Bank
Companies
Ask
9.08
1
Inc
Y
N
Co
Bank—
Manufacturers
Mutual
Wellington Fund
Institutional Bank Fund
Hist Foundation Fund—
7.05
1
Bid
74
-
&
National
29
39
a24.87
Investors
99.453
Connecticut—
36
1
Investors
99.396
99.560
99.513
Cleveland—
49%
Haydock
Square
(The)
-
Trust—33V3
First National Bank
100
Harris Trust & Savings Bk.100
Northern Trust Co
100
64%
46%
Hanover
10.72
Illinois
Bank
National
National
81'A
17.51
1
Bank and Trust—25
Natl
Cleveland
78'A
16.11
T**«»«roorated
-
99.615
Companies
31
47%
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1956
29%
42%
5
17.58
Street Investing Corp
1956
12,
29
—10
Guaranty Trust
17.06
Fund
July
27%
—20
12.20
1
Income
July 5,
&
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Incorporated
1956
99.653
99.386
——
1956
28,
Connecticut
20
-
10.44
Inc
21,
June
Central
Bank
11.16
Franklin
29%
185
Bank—
National
1
11.35
63
1
Shares_l
Fund
June
Continental
■
Rochelle
New
Franklin
47%
Bank
City
York
New
of
Trust- —10
Fund
Income
Ask
99.642
99.598
99.545
99.497
99.440
—
1956_
62 %
&
Co
Income Fund
Line
1956
14,
City
58
27
Science
Value
7,
June
Par
265
45%
V
178
United
Inc
June
Ask
68
5
United
Ltd
Bills
Bid
99.981
99.936
99.890
99.843
99.796
99.749
99.703
50%
—10
Trust
National
of
Pirst
United Funds Inc—
Line Fund
3.10%
3.10%
Dollar Valtw
48%
Chase Manhattan
14.38
Value
b3.25
b3.25
Ask
66
10.66
13.12
12.28
Texas
257
Trust
9.85
43.00
Canada
56
2-57
Chicago-
12.14
—1
Bid
_100
York
13.13
Funds
3
1-
3.10%
2.95 %
York—
Bank of New
40.50
United
99.979
99.931
99.882
99.835
99.786
99.738
99.690
Par
a30.61
United
1-56
12-
2-56
—
New
Investors
United Accumulated
11-
1-56
4-
Bank & Trust
46
a23.95
Shares
Roe & Farnham
1-56
3-
Dollar Value
Street Investment Corp—•
Stein
2-
2.95%
United States Treasury
12.62
1-25
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Smith
(Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign
b3.15
4-56
9-
1-55
12-
3 00%
3.00%
'
14.24
11.61
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Commdn- Stock Fundr
State
Ask
Bid
-Due
2.60%
b3.00
Clark
&
Dated
Rate
-
b3.00
1-56
7.33
13.10
•
Amer
31.69
1
Fund
Fund Inc
Selected
15.28
1
Inc
Fund of Canada
Scudder
Ask
1-56
9.74
_
93.20
6-
16.71
Inc
95.4
"
93.12
5-
8.89
Boston
95.28
94.8
■94
1961
1,
96.14
94.28
1-55
16.22
of
April
96.26
95.20
1-55
Utility shares
lo
Growth-Industry Shares Inc—_1
Fund
l'As
100.4
99.16
9-
May 24,
1
Fund Inc
Scudder,
20.57
24.28
Stock
Growth
Fund
15.35
18.86
2.50
Inc—
Rowe)
14.01
23.80
•
1
Putnam
13.92
1%S Oct.
99.26
99.4
3.68
Corp—_—1
Securities
Peoples
Philadelphia
11.74
12.71
l,
1959
1, 1959
1959
98.21
Bid
-
13.04
8.45
15,
April
97.20
97
96.6
1958
l'As
99.27
98.8
8-
.
32 "A
1956
10.72
11.71
10.28
1,
—
99.14
96.24
15, 1958
Oct.
i
96.24
2%s June
l'As April
1,
1960l'As Oct. 1. I9«n
Bid
Due
Dated
2.30%
Shares—
Trust
American
8.37
14.67
98
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
22.39
.—1
Ltd
Canada
7.70
7.71
9.38
1957
1957
1, 1958
98.28
1957
6.98
20.71
New/England Fund
:—
New York Capital Fund
Price
13.40
1%S April
97.12
2s
99.30
98.22
98.20
98.19
1957
1.
15,
Ask
Bid
j
Notes—(Cont.)—
9.76
6.39
1
Series
11.43
lo
Income
98.16
5.39
—1
—1
Series
Dividend
16.51
Series
Series—
Income
12.35
3.77
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
98.8
2.55%
Series—
National Security
7.66
9.63
Hudson Fund Inc
100
99.29
7.01
Corn—
Shares—
Investors Corp
Stock
8.25
99.18
100.2
1957
15.
lVas April
99.25
21.44
5.37
9.02
Inc
1956
1958
l%s Feb.
1956
1,
l%s May
11.11
19.82
23.88
18.37
99.28
1956
15.
Aug.
al5.13
Balanced
T-lc
Fund
20,
20;
Nov.
42.46
10.12
1
Shares
Trust
Bond
3.47
,
Mortgage Assn—
11.54
*
Fund
Life
beneficial
of
3.10
lc
shares
38.15
interest
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Mutual
9.48
shares—lc
shares—
35.29
1
Inc
Invest
19.80
6.83
shares
97.8
1960
Stock
Growtn
Investors
Massachusetts
22.09
„.
Fund
Bond
Mutual
shares
stock
shares
14.92
shares
Railroad
shares
57.30
Bond
Steel
96.8
96.28
1,
Aug.
15,
1%S Oct. 1,
99.30
100
100
Notes—
Treasury
17.41
Series
^
95.28
Maturity—
5.37
2s
7.53
,1c
1960
1%S
3.77
equipment
Tobacco
4.88
lc
shares
4.64
Ask
99.30
1957
15,
Feb.
3.33
8.82
shares
97.4
1,
Natl
3'/as
98.26
99.30
1956
1.
Dec.
2%s
3.42
'
•-
4.21
99.28
June
3.02
15.24
Federal
Treasury
22, 1956
22, 1956
June
2s
-
shares
lc
10.43
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
96.24
99.29
100
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
Petroleum
6.23
Merchandising shares
Mining, shares
97.8
1959
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Bid
Special Investment shares—lc
4.17
,
98.18
Figures after decimal
18.17
8.05
bond shares
Railroad
a45.23
2%s
16.76
lc
99.28
Maturity—
6.73
3.09
7.39
lc
99.25
1957
*
.
2.80
11.30
,
98.24
97
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
V
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
15.27
lc
shares
Bond
1,
June
10.39
4.91
/
97.28
1958
98.16
1,
2'As May
2'As Feb.
2V2S June
1956
4,
Sept
2 V»s
22.34
20.66
:
Equipment shares
RR
6.18
Fund—•
Sayles Mutual
Managed Funds—
8.72
•
99.30
2'/2S Jan.
15 «/2
Inc__l
Fund
Loomis
17.52
2.83
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Ilectronics & Electrical
v
Petroleum
Stk
Insurance
Puritan
Growth Fund
Institutional
2s
5.70
9.70
lc
lc
lc
shares
Fully administered
2.95s
5.18
10.63
•
99.26
1957.
15,
Jan.
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.35s June
1,
1956—
lo
1
1
1
1
shares
General
1, 1958
Automobile
Securities—
Food
Nov,
23.62
2
Corp
shares
14 l/a
Life
12.50
Eng—1
Industries Fund Inc
Chemical
2'As
99.29
97.20
1957
1,
7.18
13.30
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
13.68
20c
Inc
Inc
Building
6.55
12.17
19.02
National
Fundamental Investors Inc
Capital
100.1
11.98
1
—25o
Fund
Lexington. Trust Fund—
26.82 1
11.37
Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
-
99.31
11.43
11 07
12.48
fidelity
Automobile
1,
1956—
99.25
1957-55
15,
15.70
10.48
14.77
—1
—1
Corp„1
federated Fund of New
Aviation
20.88
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Preferred
Stock Fund
Ilectronics Investment
Group
19.14
13.82
55.79
1
Investors
27.76
Stocks)—1
Shares—
Fund Inc
Howard—
Balanced Fund
General
25.44
(Speculative Com Stk) — 1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
&
Capital
May
15,
20.2?
7.24
2.50
25c
General
2%s
Oct
27.32
(Income Com
Mutual
Dreyfus
Gas
100
3.05s
26.18
8-3
8.42
1
Shares
Futures
Bonds)
a21.7i
S-2
14.28
-1;
:
E
Fund
Mutual
12.93
16,200
<:•
(The)
Manhattan
Investment Fund—1
Equity
Fund_l
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
Fund
Trustee
Baton
Johnston
Mass
Diversified
Series
1956
99.29
Feb
14.11
4%
Inc
Diversified
Dividend
1%3 Oct.
48i/2
Inc
Diversified Growth
Stock Fund
100.1
16.72
Inc—_1
1
Vegh Investing Co
3s
99.31
18.62
—1
Fund
Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware
Fund
100.1
1956
16.10
Income Fund
changed to
Vegh
99.30
15,
17,
18.69
4.35
10 %
Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
of
Trust
Investment
Paper
Trust.l
Investment Inc
Income
dividend
De
1956—
Aug.
Sept,
13.55
9.27
Stock
Composite Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Consolidated Investment
99.31
190.1
16.
3Vas
11.92
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)_.1
19.26
K-2
100
99.27
99.31
July
,
Ask
Bonds—
99.30
3.20s
7.34
K-l
21.76
9.56
12.6I
Concord
Western
6.70
B-4
137
1
1
Bank
Land
2%s May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100.1
99.31
3 Vas
11.70
11.98
17.59
100
Federal
Loan Banks—
Home
2%s May 15. 1956
3s June 15, 1956
3.15s
10.71
18.28
-100 15,500
Inc
Crown
America
24.78
6.67
19.51
50o
•
of
Co
14.38
1
5.95
--1 : 24.81
Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
Resources
16.48
12.78
—1
Colonial
Composite Bond &
Institutional
Intl
investment
Federal
Bid
Ask
Bid
15.24
11.08
22.93
13.03
7.70
J
(1954) 'Ltd——J
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12.59
Institutional
4.36
S-4
Fund Inc—
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana Securities com
11.51
6.65
General
Canadian
Ask
(Cont)—•
Shares Ltd
16.91
5
1
1
Fund
Bullock
California
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Institutional
13.23
23.05
1
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc--1
Bowling Green ^und Inc
10c
Corp
P
15-11
6.14
8.53
3.98
9%
4'A
Baneficial Corp
Blair Holdings Corp.J
Broad 8treet Invest
«hiir
1.79
216
Insurance
^
10
Co
American Automobile
American Equitable Assur
American Fidelity
•1.25
&
conv
preferred
5
American Home Assurance Co_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)„2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
American Surety
.Bankers
&
C)
Columbian
Ex-23%
Ex-25%
(N
Amer
Group
FWmklin
of
of
(S
F)
Life
General Reinsurance
Mens Falls
Gwat
&
Assurance-
5
60%
4
12'A
13%
5%
Fire
38
New
Amsterdam
29V4
New
Hampshire
New
York
115
123
90
95
250
270
National
North
-10
Union
American
_5
43
45
2
48
52
42
45
5
33
-
Fire
'Bid
35
Duquesne
42%
Florida
14'/a
Fruehauf
12.50
78
83
.1986
102%
103
Textron
101'A
101%
Tide
——
80
88
—10
52
57
—10
61
64%
5
27
28%
—10
80
85
Mich Cons
23%
25
14
16%
71
79
Elec 3'As
Tel 3%s__
New York Telephone 3%s_
Pacific Gas & Elec 3%s_.
39 V4
Providence-Washington
83
Co
10
60%
Reinsurance Conp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas) __10
67
69 Va
St
42%
44%
Seaboard Surety Co
85
93
57%
Paul
Fire
&
Marine
.6.25
—10
52
Security (New Haven)
—10
Springfield Fire & Marine- —10
;
71 Va
741/2
Standard
If
24
26
Travelers
5
40
41 Va
U S
31%
331/2
U
S
Fire
45%
48V4-
U
S
Life
49
162
170
95
103
—
58'A
-
60'A
59
.1970
105'/a
City of NY.
Westchester Fire
_
in
S
A—6.25
38%
40%
Bid
Ask
3.45s
_1981
100%
3%s
Narragansett
Jersey Bell
New
Mfg
Pipe
Line
3s
106'/a
94
.1931
93 Va
.1980
99
.1986
100
100 »A
.1995
100
101
98'/2
99%
5s
Oil
1971
108%
109%
3'/aS_1986
100%
100%
3VaS
1980
96%
97
pfd—100
111%
113
Assoc
Stocks—
General
Telephone
preferred
100
98%
100
Louisiana
4.44%
Texas
Power
Eastern
5.50%
50
value
stock dividend
split
•No
tEx-100%
60
63
tEx-3-for-l
27%
30%
a
par
Net
asset
100
4
149
159
2
29
31
Stock
Exchange.
t New
x
the New York
y
Gas
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
issued,
Ex-rights,
97%
98%
Transmission—
preferred
wi WTien
value.
k Admitted to listing on
the
b Bid
61
60
Light—
preferred
Transcontinental
4.90%
&
Corp—
preferred
60
52%
99%
98%
100
Pipe Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
82%
99%
k—
97%
American
Water
4.25%
.1988
1971
3'As_1986
Electric Service
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
102
97%
.1996
3%s_1980
conv__
Paper
121
Sons—
—
Gas
49%
3
Co
&
4%s
53
57
Lear, Inc 4.25s
Lowenstein (M)
77 Va
Fidelity & Guaranty Co —10
81 Va
63
50
120
101'A
5
Insurance
.1976
Power 3%s—. .1986
Houston Light & Pow 3'As. 1986
—10
Accident
76'/a
Whirlpool-Seeger
Trailer Co
—10
79
Plantation
& Lt 3%s__ .1986
Light 3V2s
Power
Fire
Casualty
20
Amer N T &
Salt
Texas
Indemnity Co
Peerless
62 Va
Trust
Union
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Penna
Scott
convertible
4s
100'/a
97'A
Georgia
Phoenix
58'/2
Security Issues
Ask
99
Pacific
351/2
of
96%
Pacific
64
Bank
98
68
341/2
62%
58'/a
25
Trust
Francisco—
.1970
Northwestern National Life
(Minn)
Louis
17
Co
Bank
National
.1996
—
Detroit Steel 4%s
108
Va
43
Co of Penn-
Bell Telephone
3'As
-1986
3V2s
Power
Alabama
12
—
39
Recent
38%
2.50
60
10
—10
Albany
Bonds—
3.33 %
River—
64
gjnford Fire Inn^nM cSIIlJo
Hartford
Steamboiler
Y.—
of
146
102
2£>«r'e ^ecksonl«te Fta»:
115
-10
Casualty
Fire
5
Republic'"
107
Fire__
Northeastern
Northern
__III4
CorpI
10
N.
Bank
68
First
San
65'A
Manufacturers.
•-
551/2
5
State
20
_
42
Merchants
5
27'/a
10
United States Trust
35%
40
Life
•
_
Gtebe
33%
36
J2.50
National
33%
5
Insurance
Newark
133
1
National
10
Philadelphia
Fund
30%
Lincoln
National Fire
10
128
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
138
Md
Sterling
Albany,
-10
29V2
Co
of
99
47
Co—
Assoc
96
.,
Ins—
30%
99
Federal
Fire Assn
Life
44
2
Reinsurance
51
Trade Bank & Trust Co
C)__.
N
50 Va
dividend—
.Fidelity & Deposit
Firemen's
(Greensboro
94
10
Inc
dividend,
stock
Standard
371/4
Employees
Employees
:Fireman's
Ex-20%
Jefferson
49
0
America—
28
10
Life
Casualty
stock
Va
36V4
Merchants &
dividend
Forster
201
of
Co
29V4
J)~ 5
Ins
Assurance
Continental
&
of
Life
stock
Insurance
271/4
5
General
Continental
Crum
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
190
L_
Home
10
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Life
73 Va
25
.
Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Colonial
1
5
127
101%
100
98
-
100
Volume 183
Number 5525
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1817)
THE
COURSE
Bank clearings this week show
with
increase compared
an
ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
April 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
a
based
year
upon
13.0%
be
above
Our
year.
those for the
preliminary
corresponding week last
totals
stand
against $18,967,922,216 for the
at
$21,425,291,781
week
same
in
1955.
At
this center there is
a gain for the week ended
Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
26.7%.
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
Ending April 14—
1956.
York
$8,717,470,386
+26.7
1,082,970,736
1,206,376,325
1,183,000,000
1,307,000,000
—
638,009,585
557,919,471
379,902,441
389,227,211
-I.
City
—.—
St. Louis
—377,800,000
Francisco—i
San
time of going to
Outside of this city there
16.7%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a loss of 7.6%. We
group the cities
Week Ended April 7—
>
9.5
Total
all
All cities,
Total
9.4
+
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
+12.9
4th
Cleveland
5th
7.5
6th
+24.5
for
i
'
Number
60,362,702
+13.0
Railroad
misc.
$94,882,000
and
International
1954
-t
$
9.7
+
$
630,861,043
6.8
—
1953
*
Dec. %
■"
9,758,692,398
v
646,136,105
8,571,122,851
965,990,152
+ 44.6
1,092,997,086
1,187,243,897
1,107,324,523
+ 15.8
1,010,371,085
697,314,247
1,056,162,222
*
660,542,205
+
5.6
576,219,975
1,005,339,979
525,944,730
935,021,021
+ 13.0
851,665,506
900,319,104
+ 39.0
1,205,400,929
7.8
545,756,953
1,301,894,488
537,948,725
2.8
426,038,890
380,922,626
17
"
1,541,781,453
1,109,342.860
4
"
628,482,272
-
Minneapolis
7
"
482,239,176
Kansas
9
"
573,569,276
579,113,031
1.0
11th
Dallas
513,085,940
6
"
492,608,714
449,405,239
+
9.6
San Francisco
399,083,996
10
"
1,145,705,901
1,053,844,633
+
8.7
20,635,968,908
19,949,921,580
+
3.4
17,881,437,749
16,876,943,272
10,559,396,672
9,050,919,887
+ 16.7
8,443,215,754
8,624,796,109
9th
City
Total
Outside
York
New
City
We also furnish
the
cities
109
month
of
today,
March.
show
a summary of the clearings for
For that month there was an
730,877 and the 1955 aggregate $102,521,259,707.
New
York
153,960,424
202,325,727
0.5%
$73,806,000 $262,700,900 $240,570,700
Bank
39,000
20,000
97,000
5,050,900
7,547,000
13,497,000
are
509,994,878
380,178,729
871,263,948
.
929,897,160
;
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
The Chicago and St. Louis Reserve Districts show
improvement of 2.3%. and the Minneapolis Reserve
an
In the
by
District
smaller
of
3.8%.
In
the Kansas City Reserve District
gain of 0.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of 3.9% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
the totals record
Philadelphia Reserve District by 4.8%,
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals are larger
by 0.7%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
21,721,200
15,000
totals
..
a
trict of 2.6%,
165,000
government
the
+
—
improvement of 7.5%, in the Richmond Reserve
an
4.3%.
and in the
District
Reserve
+
District of 1.8%
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 0.8%,
the 1956 aggregate of clearings having been $103,363,-
1955
Bonds—
Foreign
"
Louis
1956
66,864,624
722,717,155
11,314,417,954
Inc. or
'
582,971,778
469,231,029
1.0
+
Three Months
1955
shares-
,
12th
$21,425,291,781 $18,967,922,216
1956
of
and in the San
1,281,710,908
"
+13.5
782,573,336
Month of March——
-
New
totals
10th
1.0
+
follow:
Description—
the
the
1,396,595,709
"
—
Chicago
St.
7
6
10
7th
+16.9
3,912,866,680
monthly detailed statement of transactions
York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
March and the three months of 1956 and
Stocks—
"
Atlanta
280,615,250
"
11
Richmond
+
$20,634,628,320 $18,185,348,880
week——
$
792,949,385
10,546,849,645
cities
10
York
+10.1
790,663,461
for
1955
'
12
594,340,352
.
New
results
1955
cities
usual
.
days
a gain of 9.6%
Francisco Reserve District"of 8.7%.
1956
Boston
487,163,916
3,953,317,305
five
Reserve District there is
$
1st
387,169,289
;
$16,681,311,015 $14,272,482,200
day:
one
the
on
days
days
cities,
all
Our
1
five
five
in
city)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
V,".'
Federal Reserve Districts
2.4
8th
cities,
week in 1955.
same
that
appears
Reserve District the
totals
are
larger by
15.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 5.6% and
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.0%. The
Chicago
Reserve District enjoys an expansion of
39.0%, the St.
Louis Reserve District of 7.8% and the
Minneapolis Re*
serve District of 2.8%.
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals register a loss of 1.0%, but in the Dallas
increase of
an
it
(including this
Cleveland
to
3.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $20,635,968,908 against $19,949,921,-
349,429,711
cities,
able
are
this
falling off of 6.8%, but in the Boston Reserve
an improvement of 9.7%
and
Philadelphia Reserve District of 44.6%.
In the
the
in
give the final
complete results for the week previous — the week
ended April 7. For that week there was an
increase of
524,901,465
;
Baltimore
Ten
we
a
from
District
District the totals record
statement, however, which
present further below
we
and
Reserve
show
Accordingly, in the above, the
press.
located
are
York
not available at
are
and
426,255,663
Pittsburgh
Other
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
+14.4
—
345,200,000
671,178,000
—
Cleveland
CLEARINGS
—10.2
*
BostonKansas
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
was
%
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
580 in the
1955
$11,047,863,414
Chicago
Philadelphia
OF
45
8,000
U. S. Government—
Total
15.000
bonds
Month of
March—
Inc.
$
3,488,013,245
3,464,023,952
50.939,370,312
51,218,281,414
5,595,727,816
5,879,651,112
6,230,510,008
5,797,825,761
+
3,092,407,172
Exchange for the two months of
following:
3,038,278,107
9,677,188,308
14
cities
2nd
1953
3rd
Cleveland
New
York
41
49,410,745,516
4.8
5,495,058,666
5,366,875,818
7.5
5,533,271,322
+
1.8
2,866,010,272
2,793,284,911
5,099,253,083
+
4.3
4,607,976,770
4,412,042,014
9,464,101,467
2,919,661,712
+
2.3
8,987,967,424
8,882,307,527
+
2.3
2,868,433,874
2,740,532,514
2,360,584,799
+
3.8
2,323,686,880
2,156,551,715
v3,500,287,592
II
17
-
0.5
3,274,591,385
43,307,939,489
it
11
Number of shares
January
February
1955
,
—
—
II
1953
<1
47,197,100
74,645,958
46,400,622
March
II
1954
,
60,815,14§*
60,362,702
33,374,561
34,086,902
33,294,760
-
60,864,624-
,
30,209.260-
44,132,383
106,768,419
.
§th Minneapolis
44
16
_
II
•
42,472,257
110,801,704
$
3,340,860,987
+
II
1956
1953
$
0.7
2,449,963,661
Philadelphia
4th
to 1956 is indicated in the
Month—
1954
or
Dec. %
2,985,590,802
.
the
on
1955
$
Federal Reserve Districts
$81,373,000 $276,309,900 $262,464,900
The volume of transactions in share
properties
New York Stock
1956
5,320,124,936
$99,986,800
14
_
"r"
3,734,358,976 \ "
3,733,561,722
II
+
0.1
5,545,388,730
3,676,131,258
4,257,145,272
1st
Quarter
The
153,960,424 202,325,727
of bank
course
month
of
March
San
the
three
months
ended
with
Outside
New
+
3.9
3,633,723,249
5,449,004,615
+
2.6
4,945,006,019
4,934,977,055
102,521,259,707
+
0.8
97,688,872,237
90,455,281,857
54,197,183,824
53,118,422,115
+
2.0
49,966,051,679
48,766,497,266
II
Francisco
clearings for leading cities for the
and
4,097,031,963
5,593,330,369
103,363,730,877
12th
York
City
3,540,503,107
March in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK CLEARINGS
000,000
:
5,235
CITIES IN
1953
1956
5,191
1955
Boston
1953
137,052
131,187
14,836
13,694
13,721
13,875
12,600
11,681
11,801
9,684
8,621
7,840
8,068
8,031
7,437
7,379
1st
6,710
2nd
4,514
4,306
4,283
3,162,
2,962
2,953
2,889
—
2,879
2,796
2,703
8,527
2,758*
2,536
2,475.
8,157
-
Three Months
.•>■/,
Federal Reserve Districts
Boston
14
6,700
2,331
2,166
1,995
2,049
7,082
6,006
5,620
5,762
1,889
1,869
1,681
1,597
5,636
5,209
4,785
4,667
4th
New
3rd
2,017
1,822
1,782
1,787
5,793
4,927
4,762
5,022
Kansas City
St.
Louis
5th
Richmond
1,712
1,743
1,694
1,660
5,048
4,863
4,548
4,636
6th
1,565
1,559
1,483
4,719
4,468
4,281
4,129
7th
1,591
1,533
1,515
1,420
4,701
4,103
3,884
Houston
1,787
8th
St.
1,651
1,463
1,440
5,251
4,560
4,111
4,137
Atlanta
9th
1,609
1,602
1,485
1,491
4,792
3,971
4.095
10th
Kansas
1,511
1,480
1,382
1,372
4,429
4,087
3,731
3,755
11th
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
1,189
1,150
1,134
806
786
793
843
811
753
1,101
3,550
776
""2/421
New
Orl'hs"
859
Seattle
942
745
3.240
3.184
3,070
2,247 ""'2,124
2.185
2,148
2,309
2,192
"
9,091,225,595
"
15,815,101,957
"
29,157,766,244
26,269,877,920
Louis
141,956,345,975^^1
16,487,456,115' 1
t..
r
9,02^,211,553
+
—
.0.1'
+
4.7
14,516,755,462
7.6
15,356,333,299
7,718,813,860
+13.3
+11.0
-
6.9
+15.4
*" s
"
Three Months
19J4
$
.v
24,261,610,304
+
135,890,198,041
'
1953
$
9,002,970,199
119,292,063,709
t
"
14,515,308,394
15,604,763,442
7,807,942,261
12,554,573,567
12,727,481,787
24,467,634,570
7,884,948,968
7
8,442,739,902
+
"
7,215,926,912
6,582,662,182
+
9.6
6,303,765,130
"
10,903,344,490
10,400,137,356
+
4.8
9,899,556,676
11
"
12,612,052,393
11,406,622,773
15,001,333,452
+10.6
10,325,656,895
+
8.5
13,317,961,234
13,597,236,006
297,435,977,635
284,218,096,238
+
4.7
267,393,375,649
250,783,025,430
160,930,483,315
_
"
16
14
City"!
147,165,131,819
+
9.4
136,205,522,570
136,113,211,924
8,976,030,747
6.3
8,052,031,408
5,973,072,398
9,784,655,760
.
10,297,856,156
*
2,094
2,045
18,553,048,947
10,383,868,176
*nc-or
Dec. %
2,191
2,336
811
765
759
2,377
2.241
2,015
881
771
702
2,945
2,455
2,163
679
778
2,282
2,142
1,886
I
Outside
"
19
Total
179
16,283,810,086
cities
-
2,029
770
'
807
—
807
844
820
Jacksonville
Portland
"
2,505
2,522
706
"
"
"
31
Minneapolis
4,413
Baltimore-
*■
•
9,714,957,973
142,169,290,617
15,748,575,629
16,073,956,570
8,446,198,617
13,961,743,247
—
„
Three Months
^
8
Chicago
4,265
Louisville-
1955
$
>.
■
15
Atlanta
1,574
Minneapolis
Cincinnati,
"
•
17
York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh.
Richmond—
cities
11
Cleveland
;
19J6
$
Three Months
16
7,427
Cleveland
Dallas
—
Reserve Districts in the three months for four years:
114.669
15,476
5,075
4,555
Fran._. .2,837
We append another table showing clearings by Federal
1954
136,505
47,722 41,688
5,545
MARCH
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
3,238
—
Detroit
Ban
LEADING
1954
49,166 49,402
Philadelphia
Chicago
1955
1956
New York-
FOR
Month of March
-
omitted
2,132
Birmingham
925
2,559
2,173
1,920
1,994
Omaha
663
683
767
697
1,907
1,898
2,043
1,948
Denver
780
728
686
661
2,191
1,990
1,815
York City
New
850
717
680
Paul
601
588
585
518
1,749
1,611
1,546
1,758
1,441
Memphis
536
511
525
520
1,654
1,546
1.500
1,520
Buffalo
579
602
547
548
1,735
1,627
1.501
1,512
St.
Washington
561
570
506
464
1,615
1,542
1,353
564
534
560
558
1,665
1,487
1,454
490
the clearings by months since January 1, 1956 and 1955:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1,410
507
covers
1,331
Milwaukee,
Nashville
The following compilation
468
429
1,582
1,373
1,420
Clearings, Total All
Other cities
95,923 95,300
7,440
91,132 84,118
7,221
Total all —103,363 102,521
Out.
N.Y.C.
We
6,566
6,337
add
our
22,501
20,636
248,752
232,300
18,651
18.483
97,698
90,455 297,435 284,218
160,930 147,165
136,113
1956
1955
$
$
Maine—Bangor
11,500,252
10,241,074
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
River
Holyoke
Lowell
New
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities).
29,116,405
27,187,684
2,889,114,791
2,879,606,602
14,213,451
15.714,302
6,771,749
6,342,446
6,166,590
14,354,082
63,302,732
5,851,864
-
16,832,614
58,421,436
44.157,443
43,675,795
159,220,400
162,970,770
91,486,447
82,170,211
Inc. or
56,545,239,056
49,721,888,548
+
3.2
50,188,060,435
44,324,821,156
+ 13.2
102,521,259,707
+
0.8
54,197,183,824
53,118,422,115
+
2.0
284,218,096,238
+
4.7
160,930,483,315
147,165,131,819
+
9.4
for two
years
and for the week ended April 7 for 4 years:
1956
1955
$
$
-Week Ended April 7Inc. or
Dec. %
1955
1956
$
$
+
12.3
+
7.1
88,282,880
76,679,255
+ 15.1
6,959,687
6,389,434
+
0.3
8,527,855,583
8,031,353,073
+
6.2
640,438,495
592,958.556
9.6
45,361,740
43,230,790
+
4.9
3,237,558
3,472,875
+
34,187,953
6.8
+
5.4
—14.7
21,780,276
1.1
2.3
11.3
18,613,561
+ 11.2
+ 17.0
2,622,640
2,988,362
••
f-
17.2
1,431,228
1,214.616
48,574,445
—11.5
3,699,923
3.830,619
163,668,884
+ 10.5
14,256,278
14,211,949
135,310,007
490,758,814
300,230,997
121,437,050
469,891,081
238,377,876
+
Inc.
1954
or
$
Dec. %
+ 13.9
2,269,301
1953
$
2,424,688
+
8.9
5,378,893
4,717,489
+
8.0
519,779,816
524,465,986
-l-
6.8
3,059,396
2,586,989
_i_
—
16,175,162
43,005,989
180,823,452
8.4
+
30,746,779
18,956,888
-
,
+
+ 13.7
+ 10.1
86,970,664,521
297,435,977,635
1st Quarter
Dec. %
—
Inc. or
Dec. Vo
94,726,172,010
-Jan.l to March 31-
+
$
103,363,730,877
Total
—
1955
$
89,737,671,845
-Month of March-
ston—
1956
Inc. or
Dec. %
104,334,574,913
February
267,403 250,783
136,215
$
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of March and since Jan.
1,
Clearings at—
Fall
January
March
54,197 53,118 49,976 48,766
new
274,934 263,582
1955
$
1,242
Months—
Tonicities
Clearings Outside New York
1956
r-—
+ 17.8
l"529.056
1~089~671
3.4
3,525,105
3,388,662
+
0.3
11,122,830
—
1.5
—
39,297,004
+ 27.8
8,374,623
37,257,844
10,956,475
8,018,116
41,101,064
28,694,379
16,751,558
+ 71.3
14,910,137
16,130,136
+ 10.3
28,787,400
29,810,700
"608,400
29^466,500
+ 11.4
+
+
4.4
26.0
9,630,712
9,483,642
50,220,641
24,081.500
21,813,300
+
10.4
75,619,700
61,982,500
123,584,000
122,944,200
+
0.5
388,513,700
364,783,500
10,943,403
10,251,654
+
6.8
33,180,197
29,444.017
+
12.7
2,751,792
2,526,492
+
8.9
2,045,642
1,790,329
3,488,013,245
3,464,023,952
+
0.7
9,714,957,973
+
6.9
792,949,385
722,717,155
+
9.7
630,861,043
646,136,105
10,383,868,176 *
+
22.0
■
—
3.4
21
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1898)
1956
Inc. or
1955
1956
Week Ended
-Jan.l to March 31-
-Month of March-
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-
-
$
1955
1956
Inc. or
1955
Dec. %
Dec. %
April 7-
Inc. or
$
S
Monday, April 16, 1956
1954
Dec.. %
1953
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
Buffalo
*
*
tlmlra
Jamestown
'»
'
•
89,652,338
Utlca
336,473,868
17,956, 681
110,364; 225
314,172, 110
351,246, 684
50,939,370,312
51,218,281,414
.—
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
'
.Northern
New
Jersey
Tbtal (12 cities).
Third Federal Reserve
29, 604,754
251, ,598,758.
7.7
8.6
62, 427,415
335,,959,877
+
1.4
17,817,518
+
14"l
95,084,464
3,791,045
—
+ 17.8
3,999,856
96,642,253
.
3.5
—
s
2,415,501
2,573,471
+23.3
1,918,035
7.6
9,438,221,995
8,252,147,163
+ 11.9
29,639:637
24,857,632
—
32,706,549'
-
1,931,105
22,137,905'
19,247,867
+15.0
18;452,142
17,376,356
+
3.4
28,354~301
27j021~637
+~*4*.9
28,029~137
23,929494
60,753,608
71,380,256
12.4
+
324, 948,447
■
'
+ 22.1
.
897, 507,729
875, 095,836
+
2,6
80,091,473
57,849,439-
+ 38:4
59,814,855
4.2
1,037,,081,213
967, ,564,564
+
7.2
87,649,091
56,590,682
+ 54.9
63,294,531
0.5
141,956,345,975
142,169,290,617
0.1
10,546,849,645
11,314,417,954
'
—
15,531,957
4,004,583
'
51, 119,569
3.0
—10.7
+ 38.8
t"
—
25,259,583
23,519,678
+
,
—
t
0.7
6.8
—
.
'
9,758,692,398"
!
8,571,122,85}
- -
—14.6
5,412,506
+ 15.2
5,545/000,0001
5.6
—
18,170,669
4.0
—
7.8
17,748,957
York
30,478,857
33,059,967
2,049,529
5,690,803
6,369,610
—10.7
17,751,124
Delaware—Wilmington—
88,5671478
72,850,600
+ 21.6
239,210,110
New
82,899,939
67,816,204
+
22.2
205,034,184
5,595,727,816
5,879,651,112
4.8
16,487,456,113
—
-
u;.
.
Jersey—Trenton
Total (15 cities)
1,556,716
1,681,904
2,002,813
5.0
1,769,178
1,799,538
1;755,314
11.9
—
j:
—2*0*0
4147; 787
47508333
?
6875,870:
4J02,285
+
+ 461
1,039~000"000
i,i37,oooTo6o
;
6,741,790
»•
*-133
5,740,692
3,477,600
4,198,034
;
—17.2.
3,123,722
5,593,651
2,368,553
7,646,207
12.3
3,554,272
5,810,112
5.1
+
910^000,000
1,3307000,ooi
4.3
+
—
6,283,995
+ 21.7'
8,960,285
6,094,572
4,489,314
—
*
+
1.2
+
+ 26.3
3,063,817
3,970,578
-
+
*
21.0
18.889.064
15,805,948
11,271,967
4.7
1,396,595,709
48.5.
12.719.459
+ 19.8
14,031,484
13,686,133
*"
"
15,748,575,629
!
:
0.1
197,778,255
171,131,125
;
*
4.4
+
4,416,876
"
:'V-,
2.9
—
17,727,203
4,610,466
+ 11.0.
1,847,045
47,723,891
92,136,182
+
-
—
1,479,284
+ 16.2
80,803,569
93,255,938
16,325,714
Bois—
+
—11.3
49,855,630 "
90,767,959
46,362,619
29,617,362
Wilkes-Barre
.
1.4
*
8.0
5.8
+
28,001,690
Scjanton
„
1,548,873...
2,316,608
+
15,338,299
14,836,000,000
15,476,000,000
52,374,317
-
.
23,185,101
103,173,910
64,778,727
6.6
+ 43,8
1,447,008
2,127,134
2,201,037
+
22,145,641
.
115,446,37.1
57,447,662
17,816,723
37,229,433
22,879,525
+
V
1.0
+14.1
22,376,220
22,599,379
5.7
—20.0
J
8,958.642
5,235,000,000
17,439,454
Hazleton__
10,899,001,693
+
37,494,342:
Philadelphia
Reading
Dn
2,274,481
10,076,572,236
36,582,104
+
137,052, ,964,419
+
19,540,719
6,237,420
,
—
Lebanon
.
2,803,436
0.4
282,,863,113
•
507,805
—
6,350,047
7,956,217
'
Harrlsburg
Lancaster
+ 31.6
430 ,279,022
+
8,406,147
i
-—.——
——*
2,755,22.5
505,,717,821
—
7,167,'379
8,812,673
Bethlehem
Chester
2,659,519
1,627,
,
.
104.438,693
(a)
59, ,096,770
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona—.—
-
+ 19.2
11.3
.
+ 16.6
83,236, 338
19,503,912
107,027,340
280,564,725
Rochester
Syracuse
108,740,643
0.5
V 3.8
49,402,837, 592
152,536, ,860
'
124,060,749
1,735 ,203,306
39 ,634,668
38 ,963,676
136,505, ,494,320
(a)
11.385, 646
169,763,840
105,938,831
6.6
466 ,271,382
514 ,492,837
3*8
—
11,065, 217
49,166,547,053
New York—
*
579,022,623
11,491,533.
13,278,586
i +10.3
33, 239,291
'
19,233, 452
602,150 ,345
(ai
Slnghamton
+16.9
142,096, 264
166,044,494
York—Albany
New
V
+
40:2
9,000,592
965,990,152
+ 44.6
1,092,997,086
12,842,329
—14.4
+
8,784,715
1,187,243,897*
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
151,942,164
3.4
3,550,948,170
+
7.6
7,082,350,401
+
0.9
683,174,900
+
29.0
44,071,944
3,240,023,826
6,006,706,320
607,087,500
34,539,154
15.0
21,351,580
17,357,920
44,172,050
Columbus
1,150,210,317
2,166,918,963
214,084,705
Hamilton
15,902,964
12,324,533
7,401,402
6,433,736
+
39,512,460
47,711,658
51,100,985
Cincinnati
.
—
Cleveland
(.
Lorain
Mansfield
—
Youngstown
55,553,363
—
+ 18.6
128,141,237
+
+ 16.6
51,511,973
1,189,105,359
2,331,841,658
216,023,600
Ohio—Canton
;
"+
+
7.9
218,846,401
223,240,494
433,370,058
+ 21.5
386,504,528
12.5
52,057,100
51,215,200
1.6
41,827,000
380,783,643
48,277,800
+
—17.2
122,612,124
133,945,241
8.5
9,582,270
10,355,786
7.5
7,968,879
8,683,584
8.7
179,333,015
140,375,037
+ 27.8
13,404,820
10,578,630
+ 26.7
7,885,184
9,636,349
+ 31.2
413,521,162
352,049,850
+ 17.5
335,148,281
+
—
33,036,012
+
34.0
119,849,205
91,367,036
142,984,576
+
3.1
455,698,006
408,827,899
3,783,551
+ 17.3
13,229,258
11,522,134
2,855,403
+
4.1
8,612,057
7,698,440
+ 11.9
+ 10.7
5,793,951,141
+ 13.6
1,822,853,894
35,156,168
38,329,384
25,273,714
Oil City
Kenjtucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
-
+
9.0
111,135,607
24,130,393
2,017,128,279
-
+
4.7
70,422,427
90,004,893
47,415,270
18,553,048,947
16,073,956,570
24,983,575
23,615,622
+
5.8
-
18,808,904
16,453,200
+
14.3
+
7.5
5,797,825,761 >
6,230,510,008
—
*'
+ 17.6
103,739,978
54,362,055
+ 11.5
4,927,282,856
97,801,564
70,125,158
—
Total (17 cities)
—
+ 14.8
2,971,896
Pittsburgh
+
+ 27.6
+ 23.0
4,437,474
Erie
7,156,683
-
236,912,670
526,472,785
147,465,453
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
12,190312
255,683,647
44,258,550
Newark
10,989,124
9.6
+17.9
-
'
327,561,426
0.4
+
I-IZE
;
—13.2
+14.7
..
+ 15.4
+ 15.8
1,107,324,523
1,281,710,908
1,010,371,085
1
1,005,339,979
•
•
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Richmond
.+
3.6
91,376,000
+
2.7
2.6
29,028,900
+17.7
2,421,074,049 :
100,405,024 !
60,041,375
1,511,117,530
58,123,052
+
3.3
1,480,504,073
+
2.1
6,493,613
561,967,264
+
19.8
;
570,048,306
1.4
;
3,038,278,107
__
Vouth Carolina—Charleston
+
—„
.
,
7.8
+
'
4.594,457
7.7
4,261,601
22,035,980
162,975,499
161,012,531
4.1
+
2,247,572,217
273,410,000
+
_
—
,
50,674,023
253,716,000
17.426,743
786,333,028
3,092,407,172
Virginia—Norfolk
:
52,775,896 /.
18,056,844
93,817,000
806,744,584
34,168,962
West Virginia—Huntington
83,877,133
•
+19.7
165,600,181
:
-
+
3.2
1.2
.:
,
3,637,873.
+16.5
576)219,975
i
112,614,405!
5.6
,?
-152,613,297
5,610;129
295~7~7~2~747-
~1.2
=■
17,331,000
16,608,000
142,463,902 <
5,241,273
+To.I
<
6,263,083
3,519,648
7.8
+
.
21,355,000
+
-
+ 10.5
7,298,092
/'
.
Columbia:
:
Maryland—Baltimore—
Frederick
:
—_
District of Columbia—Washington
5,420,005
,
—
183,015,650
4,087,929,140
4,429,105,009 )
16,312,371
1,615,127,596
+
+
+
4.7
8,446,198,617
'
■
■-
-■
-
-
249,"899~4i2 j
10.9
14,710,641
1,542,119,282
+
7J6
697,314,247
+
7.7
23,345,077
•
f
339~83~6,8ll
374~140~,203
8.3
127313^179
126,*27o7oi6
»
•
'
-
1
—
96,852989
_—.—(
Total (8 cities).
9,091,225,595 \
1.8
+
660.542,205"**
+
Nashville
345,906,638
3.6
1,582,776,687
4,792,000,000
86,964; 187
80,692,130
85,074,762
---1,373,263,848
490,300,153
1,602,800,000
28,894,-790
27,496,599
24,683,832
29,501,960
29,779,213
Columbus
—
Florida—Jacksonville
942,130,653:
———
i
Mobile
26,336,455
—
Vicksburg
2,671,364
—
,
;+
6.9
28.9
+
8.7
•
I
.
9.1
.+
.
26,638,968
8,682,362
859,271,689
844,976,529
+
1.7
5,099,253,083
+
4.3
—
Total (16 cities)—
+133
82,044,914
+ ,'5.0
288,800,000 /
326,800,000
6382,256-
+
13.2
5.2
5,391,891
-
+
223,515,281
153,379,968
163~96~2306
151,804,652 •
+ 24,9
17,253,752
11,208,442;
»
•
•
:
.
'-+
:
4558910
{
147,502,039
j
-
170,774,515
+
146,999,329::-
•
144940^4391
8.0-
+ 53,8
,
9,427,906
(
:
180,662985
,
,
.
8,777,125s' J
4.4
2.4
+
,
J.
+ 13.9
23,389,013
-
•
•
+ 20.4
69,037,000
-
;
300,900,000
6,783,672
5,~322~498
+20.0
+18.4
+45.7
;
90,798,758
-
5,692,021
-
+ 17.7
.
v
5.320,124,936
x.
i'
.
23,770,200
+ 13.6
"
74,277308
,
"
Louisiana—New Orleans
2.8
.
18,511,205 "
+ 43.4
174,943,556
—15.4
3,157,179
...
83,141,000
+
93,519,319
343,20p,000
7,450,197
+ 25.1
170,516,734
77,578,057
.
-
8.G
18,668,778
2,173,795,147
137,852348
172,121,996
.
-
-
2,455,608,765
2,945,791,315 '/
244,534,407
2,559,153,990
4.0
—
8,203,953.
,
19.8
...
-
106,410,661
+
80,860,829
:
1.6
—
.+
4-15.3
4,413,300:000
84,590,337
71,006,294
r;
+ 17.6
23,632,000
60,413,362
54,942,895
8,528,845
,
_
Meridian
1.0
+
.
I
26,762,510
28,312,000
—
—
+ 11.4
48,222,477
56,687,943
-
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
10.0
—
850,948,877
.
0.4
+
60,746,271
925,278,070
—
+
,
881,649,281
78,298,117
—
Alabama—Birmingham
Jackson
372,526,223
1
507,809,704
1,609,600,000
31,788,746
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Tampa
+15.2
114,082,656
131,469,896
Macon
kj
'
Tennessee—Knoxville
"•
■
•
~
I
;/11'
7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
;
d25>44,730
-
--
4,5
554,141 f
*992,605
5
1:8
150,273,053A
135,773,612
;
+13:0
851,665,506 f
900,319,104
i
669,062
700,467
—-
9.2
163,970,541
166,965,248
—
+ 13.3
8,364,720
1,056,162,222
935,021,021
0:-l
3,106,530
2,323,628
+ 33.7 \
2,333,694
161157,872*"
+~njo'
13"402,493"
7lo£W,882*
+*21.8*1
7^914^638*
3.8
+
'
.
-
2,309,198,751
2,522,492,317'
'
13,961,743,247
15,815,101,957
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District^—Chicago^
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
2.2
34,234,421
+
2.4
9,684,150,000
8,621,677,000 "
+
7.6
132,128,386
118,599,208
+ 11.4-
80,195,848
78,324,568
2.4
256,127,207
219,840,085
15,223901
44,766,820
16,177,031
39,623,474
17,206,132
20,319,650
12,562,405
I
47,603,447
Bend
43,660,058
15,817,609
Terre Haute.
Wisconsin—Madison—
i—
29,724)720
City
-Ames
4,735,176
#
Peoria
63,318,330
;
Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
44,669,335
I
1,665.624,902
20,336,758
1,487,043,364
18,194,224
+ 53.2
30,434,567
562,620,954
182,526,461
.
+
0.9
+17.2
!
.
5,368.067 ^
2,819,814
6.0
7,024,665
5,777,719
5,046.621
4,930,027. f-
.6.4
51,276,243
14,624,108
46,964,984
40,748,675
34,575.297 7
14,577;529
14,313)220
15,123,749-'
8.6
—
+
29.5
29,774,875
+ 22.9
20,745,250
+
3.8
9,464,101,467
68,457,770
7,453,057
10.8
+
8,103,992
7,641,164
2.3
29,157,766,244
26,269,877,920
+
+ 11.8
67,495,643-
1,371,076
+
1,448.403
1,540,068
767,485,441.
1,176,328,607
+19.8
+
1,73T,796
10.1
+ 26.0
+
12,600,162,787"
106,726.298
2.8
10771687775
+
172,933,039
+
1127060,822* •
19.9
—15.2
24,304,235
3,456,881-
t
+
191,599,305
.
+~~3.i"
.
4.4
+
127,808,575
75,459,306:
0.7
1217740:612*
3,317,523
+
-
8,794,447
-11,385,138
36,578,689
21,540,476
13,875,708,244.
-86,268,744-
1251523,303*
;
+ 11.8
199,764,567
7.2
10,336,738"
+ 15.5
7.2
21.6
7,7077041;
57,940,000
T,823,437
:
8.5
10,018,729
69,080,037
528,960,635
+
9,677,188,308
Total (31 cities).
1.2
+
82,849,042
+ 17.1
2,391,930
+
3,993)315
10,616,079
62,884,915
24,985,256
;
1.
9,244,504
4,334,228
1.8
38,132,135
...
9,359,017
+13.0
lQ.a
+
87693,564*;
647430,000*';
691379,000*
"
+ -8.7
+
+
+ItjT* !
'
(
+ 11.9
+
+ 50.6
69^3791000*
117,729,422
43,669,927
35,163,908
5,602,479
7.7
ioZWZW
12,39^,259
6.8
+
-107,524,286
49,350,995.
8.8
—
24,505,507
'
120.317.482
+
4,514,453,152
28,731,112
—
952,773,056
7.7
10,246,151
6,966,994
4,555,962,356
II
Chicago
'Decatur
19.9
7,8287477:
•
+22.9
250,633,398
;
6.3
—
3,143,262
7,471,144
ZZ
Bloomlngton
+
'
12.9
+
121,282,705
307,961,644
3.6
69,442,648
12,458,621
...■
Illinois—Aurora.
9.3
1,017,346,186
127,982,482
2.2
186,677,380
64,134-306
..
+
12,2807*783
r
+ 13.2
-
•
5.7
199,440,304
52,642,262
33 961,828
145,408,639
*
0.4
^
10,619,643
1,948,372
:
3,637,511
•.27,015,735 '
3,704,592
j.
Rapids.
Des Moines
I Eioux
+ 11.4
+ 19.8
—
6,237,367
1,777,260
59,595,461
37,103,646
—
+12.9
534,132,077
'
11,435,379
Manitowoc
+ 18.1
+16.5
+15.9
134,453.866
13.0
3.0
6,629,291
Sheboygan
■
+
'
-
44,700,734
119,050,239
51,812,777 "
5.9
'
Watertown
Xowa—Cedar
+
—
15,266,688
40,539,651
41,737,927
564,476,354
—
11,128,590
42,71 8,423
89,606,739
329,275,148
42,714,049 s
197,329,461
328,034,141
..
Milwaukee;
Oshkosh I.
1,922,585
+12.3
41,515,627
-—
Indiana-Fort Wayne.
Gary
—1
Indianapolis
-
+
11,390,449
3,162,048,000
Grand Rapids—
Jackson
Lansing
-Muskegon
B6y City—
*
South
34,198,307
11,137,646
3,238,092,000
44,662,629
Detroit
892,047,996
4,508,216-
4,540,836
1,006,340,460
4,135,172
..
15,040,933
.
13,353,841
12,868,392
12,356,695
11.100,840
7,832,452
9,616.143
9,388 016
6,054,983
4,704,472
4,863,724
1,205,400,929
1,301,894,488
6,568,818;
6.1
+ 11.0
1,541,781,453
1,109,342,860
5.6
347,800,000
315,500,000
167.444,«0L
167.520,134
+ 39.0
*
fIfhth federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
Missouri—St. Louis
•
1,574,109,081
,
Cape Girardeau
Independence
16,085,056
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—-Memphis.
1
"'
Qulncy J
Total
^
(7- cities)
511.438,511
4,468,028,300
+
45,395,191
+
53
<
4,719.005,024
4.3
48,354,144
0.1
+
4.0
2,505,722,333
+ ■ 4.8
1,654,540,799
7,330,194
1,546,621.663
3.1
2.2
51.837,715
30,052,333
•
9,240,538'
+ 10.2-
6,5
+
0.5
+
+
8,747,744-2,336,337.398
+. 7.3
298,400,000
-I~oT
284,100,000
,
147,970,313
142,264,620
96,955,330
108,960,267
-
"
'
2,857^33;
811,134,801
536,184,468
"
:~*
.
UlJnois—Jacksonville—I~I_
1,565,559,70715,429,002-
'2,857,732
843,276,857
__
2,539,031
10,538,577'
2,985,590,802
-
2,462,866
10,779,292
2,919,661,712
+
—
+
2,3
-
8,976,030,747
.
+-
8,442,739,902
7.0
110,283,065
97,137,205
+
13.5
3.0
7,557.273!
4
5.9
+
6.3
2^954^306*
628,482,272
:
21814^439"
582,971,778
+To+
7.8
2l«ii3ial'
545.756,953
;
-
.
2,623,838;
537,948,725
.
Number 5525
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1899)
-Month of March-
1956
Clearings at—
-,
-Jan.l to March 31-
1955
$
$
-
Inc.
1956
or
Dec. %
Week Ended
1955
Inc. or
$
Dec.
1955
1956
</o
April 7
1954
Inc.or
-
,
$
$
Dec. 7o
*
"
$
1,59+419,014
1,533,698,317
9,927,636
8,692,386
60+398,166
588,513,344
4,189,280
4,066,191
1,593,381
1,433,128
-37,087.941
34,163,896
5,748,000
4,900,000
5,952,265
5,144,230
Paul
(>.6t.
,
Winona
Falls
B<'> Fergus
North Dakota—Fargo
**
.
31,789,830
Rochester
.
Forks
Grand
+16.8
1
,
113,931,416
•
9+702,360
+ 24.2
8,108,902
7,241,831
+ 10.2
329,448,728
313,968,502
117,~445~096
120,369,958
3.8
4,701,315,606
4,265,756,637
+ 14.2
29,240,712
25,176,026
+
2.2
1,749,248,565
1,611,254,739
+
3.0
12,601,857
1+567,712
+ 11.2
4,401,810
4,405,366
111,969,654
10+428,860
16,669,000
15,436,000
+
19,147,656 ~"
16,498,789
v
8.6
+
+17.3
.
.
.18,713,022
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
v
+15.7
18,574,949
:-3+278,190
;
+
3.882,832
1
0.7
55,052,834
+ 12.0
5,958,601
6,G72,7?6
4.9
284,655,373
250,266,829
2.4
ICbowS
97,690"556
+
16.1
+
+
8.6
+
8.9
.—
0}
7^198^941*
+ 10.4
5+826,332
+
31,060,021
;
3,653,760
7,497,639
_4~Q 65^417~->
6^14+208"
Ta
Montana—Billings
25,409,956
Falls
Great
0.7
90,353,579
88,795,164
5.9
11,033,461
1+233,376
77,487,957
—
3^868^910*
6.2
+
t
1.8
—
<
Lewis town
V,
70,078,023
,
+12.5
53,375,107
52,428,726
+
1
+
6.8
165,192,684
160,404,777
+-
3.0
4,68^043
5^021~6l5
11,067~791
10,65l"760
426,038,890
380,922,626
1,063,481
+8
"
6,673~955
+ 10.6
15,179,340
54,144,743
.:
Total (16 cities),
-
23,866,060
6.5
+
17,075,506
-
3,649~483
1.8
+
1
57,805,055
v.
Helena
6,969,657
3/728,761
wr
8.0
*
1
a
"
~
Bouth
.
+ 16.1
+
'
Minot
:
■
37,117,574
Minnesota—Duluth
f
Minneapolis
•
1953
$
•
Ninth Federal Reserve District- -Minneapolis—
v-
47
1,594,915
+
2,360,584,799
.-
":
'
8.1
4,905,014
4,669,295
+
3.8
-""7,215,926,912
6,582,662,182
+
9.6
4,313,948
9,494~643
482,239,176
+ 54.7
11,"773,734
469,231,029
5.1
+
1,475,532
-
2,449,963,661
-
.
2.8
+
•
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
*
Nebraska—Fremont
4,470,260
38.867,648
663,730,550
—10.4
4,990,412
45,116,206
,683,098,836
13,04+154
+16.1
126,491,817
—3+4
19,020,428
■
•
Hastings i
-J
.
'
*
-
-
1,012,815
*
■*
'
'
l__
.
.
;;:'+
:
5.8
.+
119,55+411
0.5
'•
1,152,643
;
•
--
—12.1
+
5.8
967,668
702,723
+
1.1
8,848,310
8,674,137
5.6
~ '
139,435,892
135,965,244
.
-
—
Lincoln
855,238
808,463
:
9,705,309
.
9,595,269.
;
....
,
793,601
•
j" vOmaha
.;
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
3,755,401
+ 569,019
-
V Wichita~'""~Z~I"~"IIIIIZI
111,936,771
-V 5,499,036
1,712,263,852
Kansas
h
City
Joseph
St.
9.5
+
1,743,437,461
Oklahoma—Tulsa
1
'
;
;
;
9
333,731,098
......+ . 7 {)
•
14,197,558
+ 12.5
9,047,558
8,008.511
9.0
21,086,370
20,936,873
__j
*
1.8
5,048,869,170
4,863,061,265
8.4
153,594,805
157,753,508
8,200,438
7,911,860
'
-v778,45+355
•-
—
.
1,958,141
~7~.2
10,466,259
26,562,748
15,967,810
—10.3
55,062,337 '
,
;
7_13)i61
-
124,367,206
'
,
'+756,916
-
^
;
■*
+13.6
-
-
356,964,347
—
278,101,254
+
0.4
28.107,303
27,750,499
+
1.3
728,714,489
+
7.2-•
Springs
5.4
+
—21.7
6,491,196
125,138,509
"
2.0
—
279,191,783
**Colora«lo—Colorado
9,564,186
5,082,085
142,095,087
146,434,254
,.138,296,889
.
■
-
+ 15.3
"
4,767,365
•50,424,016
.;
•
10,08+800
-
2.9
—
1,898,817,080
'
--
—27.9
114,228,862
Carthage I
■
^
46,977,160
-
1,907,824,335
-
(
*
•Missouri—Joplin
(
2.8
—
2,177,240
45,605,136
J
•
:
3.430,018
•
842,536,039,
'
81,204,943
:
.
7.3
+
.
V
314,063^263
314,~522" 3 56
11,475,680
12,149,815
2~3
4,117,968
3,952,17,0
3~340,508"
3,928,690
*
10.1
.
»
0.5
4.8
+
12,234,704
8.2
+
■
+
,
■'
3.6
+
■•.
■■
368r3"l6,376
370,172,327
1+645,341
2.6
+
75,667,344
r.
3.8
+
—
i
,
— — —
.
'
5,605^148
"
5,737,857
—
'
Ut-Denver
^
780,932,727
—
2,19+390,660
1,990,780,558
(a)
•
(a)
_
'
60-Pueblo
(a)
-
——
Trtal (14 cities)
''
'
-
•
■
3,734,358,976
(a)":.
v
I
3,733,561,722
.
,;,+ o.i
10,903,344,490
.
•/
.*-} 3~V+:V;' ; *.*
•
(a)
(a)
■*.*
.
4.8
10,400,137,356
-
.■
573,569,276
5.9
*12,437,14,1
1.0
579,113,031
513,085,940
509,994,878
f+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1
"
Texas—Austin
47,576,410
47,463,787
+
0.2
Beaumont
23,939,776
23,023,716
+
4.0
1,889,707,230
1,869,022,922
+
Dallas;
El
Paso—:
195,548,735
___
204,455,853
■,+
132, 784,113
"75 193,320
67 312,295
1.1
5,636, 326,542
5,209 523,101
+
4.4
579, 374,590
,3.1:
—
157,741,737
140, 665,689
'•
,
--+
8.2
Ift. Worth
;
Galveston
162,577/020
31,867,000
33,118,000
1,787,763,344
1,651,033,983
i
-
;
Houston
•
579 281,053
+
450, 446,725
+
6.3
93 476.000
'90 032,000
+
3.8
9.3
5,251 661,977
4,560 ,255,230
—
+
+
8.6
9,053,018
9,038,685
78,"418,060
+"9.0
339/348^339
316.33+053
34,452,282
3
;.+~+5.
28,56+064
28,132~ 931
5,548,000
8,947,000
0.1
478, 623,774
3.8
36,oT+5l6
~
;
11,453,252
.
412,55+543
v
t,
/
+11,7,
.
6,724,000
+ 18.4
6,009,508
7,963,000 '
\+l+9
4,368^578
.' ,+ 15.2
"
'
Port
Arthur
Wichita
8,269,946
»
Falls
30,763,864
,
+
29,587,830
5.1
;
-+
7,866,853
4.0
22 ,428,914
"82 615,151
+ 10.8
/ +23.4
l~127,lo8
20 286,137
r 91 544,736
V..+ 10.7
191 ,658,054
+ 12.4
16,91+912
1+348,137
+
37.0
1+70+997
10.6
492,608,714
449,405,239
+
9.6
399,083,996
+
2.6
145,954,606
—
7.8
24 820,605
-
Texarkana
:
8,990,225
I Louisiana—Shreveport
'+ 26.8
4,257,145,272
4,097,031,963
5.3
215 339,993
+
66,628,912
"25. 025,167
+
7,088,370
70,141,722
3.9
12,612,052,393
•
;
5,452,401
,lf
12^276^6^9
*"
Total
(11
cities)
11,406,622,773
+
380,178,729
'
C
)
•'
CS<VV+
^'-Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San FranciscoWashlngton—Bellingham
:
811
>
22,290,244
2,377,248,997
2,241,174,995
62,797,839
70,928,389
8.5
122,638,461
111,141,909
+ 27.0
45,392,000
35,105,000
37 410,129
+
12
136,000
V*
iM'sKm
+
166,709,830
+
-t.
162,533,878
5,128,981
5,565,746
163,986,851
148,484,285
89,753",773
85,"751,628
25,902,823
25,942,196
17,099^147
6.1
—11.5
16,*112,238
/
.
144,159,655
4,459,194
•
5,319,440
10.3
+ 29.3
807,356,401
770 331,387
+
4.8
+
6.5
20 639,493
+
8.3
2,282,224,169
63,536,234
2,142,965,692
22,345,766
366,795,809
61,336,669
+
1.2
1,098,088,607
1,063,411,968
+
3.3
166, 697,245
8.5
572,313,788
490,619,672
+
143,692,958
135,525,647
+
134,815,238
166,667,308
5+42+474
65,"909~500
16.7
1.2
+10.4
+~4.7
3.6
371 302,443
180,899,113
Portland
+
V*
•
—10.7
19,914,034
1.0
+
15,410,000
•^Oregon—Eugene
aiitf
—22.9
26 466,232
40,605,304
Idaho—Boise
<<:.
—11.8
788,644
20,393,436
Yakima
1
i
•
7 628.088
6,731,050
820,121,158
Seattle
&
■%" *"•<
6.0
,
'
<Utah—Ogden
Salt
—
Lake
City
;
Arizona—Phoenix
£■ California—Bakersfield
231,181
41,096,242
115,046,162
39, 725,316
3.5
119,125,255
4.7
343,674,442
1.3
79,057,679
72,153,640
77,892,586
73, 139,490
6.5
230,867,421
208,757,566
+ 13.2
60,606,746
51,422,072
2.8
8,157,086,427
7,427,048,344
8.2
235,767,879
78,943,009
2.2
+
304,733,041
25, 932,916
+
116,531,493
109, 871,050
26,266,775
Berkeley
Long Beach
—
44
44,780,477
12.8
0.2
20,653,477
"_6"i
+T+2
466,552,712
+1+5
17,988,050
13,522,918
17,132.453
—
•
•
_
Modesto
^Pasadena
Riverside
—
San
17, 463,189
2,758 636,133
73,938,598
80, 525,982
28,688,996
28, 245,414
+
1.6
278,396,022
87,111,357
47,938,036
'
-
>
46, 834,283
+
2.4
140,037,650
•
-
Barbara
Santa
■-'h
19,772,968
2,837,251,492
-r
^
Francisco
Ban Jose
Stockton
H
—
+ < 9.6
+ 10.6
;
'
^.
+ 17.9
9.8
636j42~,325
+ 18.1
22,095;867
+
10.3
6,978,720
131,476,223
+
6.5
1+507,584
+
Z*
572182,483
-;*'*
19,325,242
.
6,625,864
'
"r
10,82+073
.
'
■
484,399.997
14,554.025
+
5.3
6.3
5,636.658
6,118,711"
.+
-
9,770,919
*
1+673,159
5,449,004,615
+
2.6
16,283,810,086
15,001,333,452
+
8.5
+ 145,705,901
1,053,844,633
+
CO
87+263,948
929,897,160
103,363,730,877
+
0.8
297,435,977,635
284,218,096,238
+
4.7
20,635,968,908
19,949,921,580
+
3.4
17,881,437,749
16,876,943.272
54,197,183,824
53,118,422,115
+
2.0
160,930,483,315
147,165,131,819
+
9.4
10,559,396,672
9,050,919,887
+ 16.7
8,443,215,754
8,624,796,109
'
-
,
I
-
Grand
Outside
Total
New
(179
cities)
York
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
Pursuant to
the requirement of Section
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below a record for the week
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
M'
;
Country and
APRIL
Monetary Unit
8,
Noon
1956
Buying
TO
Rate
APRIL
for
12,
TO TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
1956,
April 6
•*,
Belgium,
British
-
2.236470
.
fvi
guilder
Union
United
.
pound
.
1.
peso
krona
of
;
franc
South
Africa,
Kingdom,
•Nominal.
.0385802*
.0200406
.328100
.328266
1.002500
1.002433
.210200
.210300
.210300
.00435401*
pound
...
pound
sterling
tTemporarliy omitted.
.328200
.328266
1.001875
.210200
-
.
"
1.002343
.00435401*
.004354401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285520
.00285500
.00285468
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
,237182*
.210200
.210200
.210300
.210300
2.807395
2.808437
2.808541
.0800560
.0300560
.
.
...
,
.210200
2.807916
.0800560
.0800560
.201133
.261157
.261375
.261364
.261375
2.778980
2.779702
2.780631
2.780837
2.780218
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.495766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
£ " .0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
I
"
.
:
-.193330*
following
principal
,
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.797011
2.797945
2.798152
2.806785
2.807395
2.808437
2.808616
•
.233330
2.796284
changes
for
the
week
April 4:
adjusted, and $933 million - in United
deposits, and an increase Of $862
million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.^
deposits
Government
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
lion at all reporting
were
decreases
$161 mil¬
member banks; the principal changes
million in New York City and
of $248
$16 million in the Boston District, and increases of $35
million in Chicago, $34 million in the Cleveland District,
$31 million in the San Francisco District, and $15 million
the Philadelphia District.
Changes according to in¬
in
dustry appear in another press
creased
$37
release. "Other" loans in¬
million.
.210200
.0349000
.
.
* .
L-.
the
member
System in leading cities
Reserve
'
:
krone.
Switzerland,
.0385802*
.0200500
"
.0200500
0800560
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
.
.0385802*
2.237466
I 2.237964
2.237798
2.806875
.
peso
Norway,
;
.0200458
.00285500
Ireland, pound
.
.
.0385802*
April 12
.237162*
markka...
Zealand,
t
.328033
dollar
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
New
$
t
.00435401*
Malayan
rupee..
Netherlands,
S
the Federal
Decreases of $143 million in holdings of
United States Government securities, $341 million in de¬
(Value In United States Money)
t
2.237051
of
States
1.001785
Malaysia.
Mexico,
1930
$
.0200458
;
France
,
OF
Thursday
.0385802*
franc
Finland,
TARIFP ACT
.' '
April 10
t
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
UNDER
"
condition statement of weekly reporting
shows
ended
Wednesday
April 11
Tuesday
Monday
April 9
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria,. schilling
.
Cable Transfers in New York
-
Friday
v.
just passed.
The
banks
mand
•iV
.T2 >'
Condition Slaiemenl of Member Banks
Foreign Exchange Rales
V7
!Si>
14,449,614
102,521,259,707
5,593,330,369
Total (19 cities)
1
+
+
■
„
c'<
.233350
2.797529
---
2.807946
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $202 million in
and increased $77 million in New York City;
net decrease of $87 million at all reporting
member banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of in-(
Chicago
there was a
States Government bonds de¬
and $28 million, respectively. Hold¬
debteaness and of United
creased $45 million
ings of Treasury notes increased $17 million.
"other" securities increased $62 million.
.Demand
New York
but
they
Holdings of
deoosits adjusted decreased $153 million in
City and $106 million in the Chicago District,
increased $58 million in the San Francisco
District.
Borrowings
from
Federal
Reserve
Banks decreased
*
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1900)
Monday, April 16, 1956
...
-
•
Company and Issue—
$25 million and borrowings from others decreased $79
Loans to banks decreased $126 million.
coll.
1st
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Evans
Mar. 28,
Apr. 6,
Loans
—177
*
85,454
85,454
49,277
49,277
loans..;
27,105
adjusted*
Commercial
industrial
and
Loans
brokers
to
chasing
lng
8.
Treasury
«
U.
6.
+
17
—2,217
4—
28
62$
—
—126
751
476
—
—
84
+
1753
Stock
May
1
1754
Hartiord
May
America—
National
debentures due
bonds
Gas
Co.,
Stockyards
994
1756
Hat
1
1756
Hawaiian
May
1958
89
+
American
3%%
Corp.,
1757
May
1
1797
Apr 23
1798
American
Hayes
bonds,
ing mortgage
May
4
1469
May
series B
1
766
1
306
—341
55,392
demand
22
59
—933
901
+
21,640
deposits—
+ 862
1,550
_
22
32
Portland
&
;
Holt
this
in
Announcement
From
others
•Exclusive
tOct.
banks
to
and
deduction
after
valuation
of
and
million
$25
$March
decreased
and
real
estate
revised
(Continued from page 12)
loans
Corp.
Fruehauf
Trailer,
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(quar.)_.
common
thousands
(In
of
dollars)
Hudson's
Decrease (—) Since
Apr. 4,
Apr. 13,
1956
1956
Certificate
Gold
account
20,215,986
__
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
24,998
+
839,876
5,297
—
+
9-
7
12-
7
2%
3-29-57
3-
8
—
5%
77,885
$1
6-
1
7,979
preferred
5-
1
5-
1
5-
6.40%
Total
R.
certificate
gold
of
notes
Other
other
21,055.862
reserves
banks
cash
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
+
5,336
350,257
+
660
69,906
92,414
+
+
357,280
—
994,639
+
5,067
6,249
+
375,585
advances
19,701
+
298,327
-
.
5
—
7
+
General
Amer.
under
869
15,001
agree't
repurchase
1,000
dividend
Investors
General
Mills,
outright—
541,500
Certificates
-157,500
10,932,699
^
Notes
+ 972,558
—805,558
9,153,913
Bonds
$3.75
—341,744
Advertising
Utilities
Public
Held
outright—
repurchase agree't
under
Total
U.
S.
Gov't
23,429,862
—
securities
23,429,862
21,000
-
—178,500
37,000
-211,744
General
5%
Due
andl
loans
from
foreign
Uncollected
securities—
24,440,162
banks
items
cash
+143,674
171,750
+
22
4,284,402
+
Bank
premises
64,975
+
645
Other
assets—,
125,465
+
10,840
Total
assets
50,644,800
+
79,391
—146,436
+
—
281,145
8,970
11,826
+162,038
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
notes-
26,031,234
14,907
U.
bank
reserves
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
+ 104,711
General
5.20%
General
518,488
+
313,444
Other
Total
15,188
13,225
—
306,638
+
4,344
'$2.20
+
items
3,512,165
Other liabilities & accrued divids.
18,140
49,390,364
availability
Total
cash
Gimbel Bros., Inc.,
4%%
6%
1st
111,018
—168,295
+
173,461
—238,481
+
6
+
855
+
269,578
+
62,815
Other
in_
7)
13b»
capital
Total
313,387
(Section
(Section
liabs.
Ratio of gold
+
3,121
+
+
219,894
+
8,446
+
50,644,800
accounts
+
281,145
+
certificate
Brick,
preferred
R.
note
(W.
R.)
&
preferred
preferred
6%
45~015
162,038
.1%
5-
4-
1
1
4-
5-
1
1
4-16
4-
4-25
$1.40
4-10
Common
4-
$1.40
6
56 Vic
5-
1
71
2^443
5
+
—
14,291
6-
1
4-16
6-11
5-23
6-
5-23
1
25c
55-
5-15
5-
1
4-20
56 Vic
5-
1
4-20
15c
4-20
3-31
4-20
3-21
8%
4-30
4-
9
6-25
6-
8
$4.36
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
6-11
5-18
9-10
8-17
11-16
9-10
2-17
$2
6-11
B
(quar.)
$2
6-11
5-18
A
(quar.)
$2
9-10
8-17
preferred
B
(quar.)
$2
9-10
A
(quar.)
$2
12-10
preferred
B
(quar.)
$2
12-10
6-15
5-15
966
Great
class
5%
4+2%
Co.,
American
Y.)
(N.
Notices
Below will be found
and
those
called
the details were
under
(except where indicated) in which
a
Al?eSSnvPrnrn
s.
mtge* bonds due M83—May
f.
debentures,
Canada,
sinking fund
Discount
debentures
Co.
of
Charlotte
Air
A,
due
1970
due
1962
Mav
May
due
Lines
bonds
1973—
1963
Guardian
.
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Mutual
Fund
net
$5
preferred
preferred
Hagan
1
1750
1
1750
9-
1
12-
1
5-
&
11-
1
5-
1
4-18
3.80%
Inc.,
preferred
H-D
A
(quar.)
Sons
5-
1
1
|
'I
4-10
6-9
5-22
\
4-16%
4-16
4-16
4-23
3-23
5-
1
4-3
5-
1
4-
3-15'
3:
4-16
3-15
4-13
5-
1
6-
1
35c
8-1
7-16
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
8-1
5-10
7-18*
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
45c
6-1
5-4
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
13%c
4-30
4-16"
37Vic
4-15
3-31.
37Vic
7-15
6-30
20c
5-
1
4-16
50c
(quar.)
7-
6-15
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-15
20c
&
1
$1.20
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-10
Light—
$1
15c
'
(Ottawa)
Ltd.
(quar.)
5-15
6-20
6-
5-
1
4-17
93+4c
(quar.)
"50c
93+4C
&
8-
1
7-18
4-13
6
$20c
4-16
3-22
25%
5-1
4-6
22Vic
5-31
5-15
5S+eC
dividend)
6-
Chemical—
(quar.)
preferred
4-18
4%
4V4 %
preferred
4-25
4.20%
;
(quar.)
95c
preferred
preferred
5-10
4-25
Kansas
4-16
3-15
Kearney
/
4-26
1
4-14
6-12
5-16
9-10
8-17
(quar.)
1
5-16
6-1
5-15
City
(James
3Vi%
.
R.)
preferred
Inc.,
5-1
Kingston
4-20
4-11
5-
1
4-16
5-15
4-16
5-15
5-
5
$$1.25
5-15
5-
4
Kwikset
La
Locks,
Crosse
1
9-15
1-2-57
2
12-15,
Co.
:
of
Inc.
6
6-20;
12-30
12-20
4-16
3-31
6-15
5-15
4-27
4-13
5-1
4-2
^
4-30
4-16
1
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
3
4-20
$1.75
;
:
'
p
20c
5c
(quar.)
4-10
^
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
6
6-30
America—
(quar.i
Telephone
44-
$2.50
58c
(s-a)
4-20
4-20
62Vic
pfd.
Co.- (special)
Kroger Co., 7% 2nd preferred
Kropp Forge Co. (resumed)
3-31
3-31
10-
$2.50
5%
(s-a)
Insurance
Stores
6-15
22Vic
dividend
Kobacker
2
20%
6-1
R.)
7-
10c
4-16
Life
3-30'
4-
31 Vic
1
(G.
4-16
4-16
87Vic
(quar.)
5-
Stock
5-15
50c
87Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
$40c
Knights
5-15
5-15
1
87Vic
(quar.)
Products
1
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
Keystone Pipe & 3upply Co.,
5%
preferred
(s-a)
King-Seelev Corp
Kinney
(quar.)
Corp.J__'
common
preferred
pfd.
4%
66-
$1.05
preferred
preferred
3Vi%
$1.25
$1
$1.12%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Southern Ry.,
Kellogg Co., 3Vi%
4-16
4-30
j
''-4-13
$1.06
(increased)
4-16
4-30
2
5-18
37J/2c
(quar.)_
com.
common
(stock
1
13+2c
4-
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
13 %C
*
$1.09
75c
preferred
2< ■'
37Vic
25c
(quar.)
3
e-
$40c
*
(quar.)
5-
10%
4-13
5-
3-29
37V'2c
25c
dividend
j
1
50c
;
(quar.)
5-10
Ltd.
common
1
'
■;
4-16
$60c
(quar.)
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
•5-
35c
Electric,
preferred
Kennedy's,
(anar.).__
2
'
1
,
Kansas City Power & Light—
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1<
t8%c
(quar.)
37 Vic
5-
5-
$60c
;
(quar.)_™
Aluminum
4+4%
3-30
4-13
25c
Publishing
(E.)
Common
1
12+zC
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
Series H-C
7
Series
Journal
4-16
1
?
,
1*
5-
7-
t$1.75
$60c
Corp.
Stock
Mav
Kaiser
9-10
12-10
10c
Quarterly
Halle Bros.
May
Kahn's
Invest¬
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
2nd
1
80c
(quar.)
(from
(final)
(quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)
Gulf Life Insurance
1469
1749
6-
3+4%
5-
25c
(quar.)
Co., common
pfd.
5c
common
income)
1749
Ry.—
due
5%
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
1
1
6-10
$2
B
1
raoc-May 1
Georgia—
capital debentures
First mortgage
3+4%
ser.
Ltd.—
Page
3-20
50c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Date
4-16
$2
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Alleghany Corp., 5 %
Aluminum Co. of
Co.,
Telecasting,
Ltd.
Inc.
3%%
5-21
6-
25c
25c
Griesedieck
ment
37 fee
40c
(liquidating).
(quar.)
$5
given in the "Chronicle."
PARTIAL
(H. L.)
Class
4-30
3-26
40c
Quarterly
Square Building
Liquidating
Gross
1
4-10
50c
—
Extra
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
the current volume
(quar.)
(Texas)
'
Greeley
Green
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
stock called for
redemption,
a
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
■
5-
4-16
4-10
i:.
4-10
1
P
1
Corp.
56 Vic
__
1
5-
5-
(quar.)
Gas
Heintz,
Tea
40c
A pfd. (accum.)
pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
Jewel
55-
C
$4Cc
Jersey
4% preferred
Jervis
i
$1.12V2
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., com.
preferred
31 Vic
4-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Power
11-16
$25c
class A (quar._
1
5-
.
11-16
5-
f
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
Jantzen,
;
$1
Jamestown Telephone, common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
8-17
preferred
pfd.
preferred
&
4%
5-18
preferred
preferred
Jack
4-10
05c
.
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (accum.)
6% preferred (accum.)
Co.—
1
$12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.22
10c
:
5-
20%
.
(increased
Iowa-Illinois
25c
div.)
4-10
$
Participating
(s-a)
1
62 +2 C
Participating
(stock
4-20
5-
Ltd.—
preferred
$2.50
4-16
1
20c
profited
(quar.)
Participating
Life Insurance
12-10
Union
securities
convertible
$2.50
4-16
1
5-
invest¬
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Investors Tr,ust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
1
6-15
1
5-
$3
Extra
1
5-15
60c
42+zc
.
5-15
$2.50
_
$2
Grand
from
America
Holdings,
conv.
Investment
4-16
10c
(quar.)_
$1.50
Graham-Paige,
42,424
(6c
from
A
preferred
4-10
(quar.)
Corp,
Fund,
w
Breweries,
5-
5Cc
7% preferred
($5 par)
(quar.)
International Power, Ltd. (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.—
2
$1.50
Grafton & Co.,
dividend
4-13
31+4C
(quar.)
.
North
preference
7%
4-10
r
[
6-15
1
12c
common
14c
of
6-29
5-
31+4C
(quar.)
(s-a)
and
-
2%
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
International
3-31
5-
'
4-18' I
1
58+4
preferred
(quar.)
International
Harvester
(quar.)
4-14
15c
com.
Stock
50c
6
4-16
3-15
5-
53 +4 C
Fund
Growth
inc.
Interior
1
5-
4-16
55 +4 C
International Business Machines Corp
Interchemical Corp., common,;(quar.).
4-16
8%
.2%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
&
5-15
Rand
4-25
(quar.)
common
Great Southern Life Insurance
Atlanta
4-16
8%
—
ment
4-16
4-30
1
2
52+2 c
;
common
preferred
preferred
Insurance
4-20
4-30
Mills,
Institutional
4-20
8%
45 9%
6%
5-21*
8%
*
5.90%
2
Income
Head
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
lia¬
liability on accept¬
purchased
for
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
American
2
57{|C
Batteries,
Employees
Zinc
$1.25
4-10
■
3-15
4-
51c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Incorporated
6%
21,497
32,711
ances
Illinois
Indian
5-15
3-15
4-16
$1
(quar.)
3-30
5-15
4-16
$1.25
„
(quar.)
5-11
^-ir-
4-16
40C
preferred
35c
(quar.)
Employees
Government
preferred
preferred
5
35c
preferred (quar.)
Goulds Pumps, Inc., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
reserves
Contingent
3%%
6-
4-
V
$40c
j.
4.70%
4-20
1
4-20
9
11c
(quar.)
4.26%
$1.12'/a
4+2%
27,543
capital
deposit and F.
bilities combined
including
5-11
8%
&
to
preferred
5
8%
693 612
accounts
6-
5%
Rubber, common (quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Grace
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Surplus
2-28
Brick
International Nickel
Goodall
6%
Capital
3-16
5-
5-
,
65c
4-17
4-
B
*•
5
7-
30c
4-25
1
7-
7-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Shale
Products
preferred
22 Vie
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Food
4.20%
1
[■
*
$20c
com
series A preferred .(quar.)
series B preferred (quar.)
4-10
5-
7-15
50c
12+4%
4%%
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)
Glatfelter (P. H.), 4+2% preferred
Government
liabilities
CAPITAL
153,903
5%
5-10
5-
f
t
;
(quar.)___
55c
6-30
4-l3
1
9-14
preferred
$1.30
7 14
5-
25c
4.08%
$$1.25
(quar.)
(stick div.)
Co.
Gould-National
deposits
19,828,825
Deferred
+
67,192
—103,773
(quar.)
common
preferred
Glen-Gery
—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Telephone of Indiana $2 pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. (Ky.)—
preferred (quar.)_
;
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
Gilchrist
—151,233
account
Wares,
1
,
12-14
4-16
$10c
f
6-30,
9-28
1
87 Vic
6-30
12-28
5-
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
General
Deposits—
Member
(initlal-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Telephone of California—
General
+468,736
18,690,255
—
new
series A
Steel
preferred
4+2%
Total
Shoe,
$3.50 pref.
-174,744
—157,500
7-14
7-14
$1.10
Illinois Power common
5C
General
bought
!
93+4 C
$1.25
4%
*
2,801,750
Total
6-30
$1.25
4-16
40c
,
4-20
$1.25
1
50c
(quar.)™—
Corp. -■(quar.)
1
7-14
;
5-
93+4C
General
5-
;
Ingersoll
General Outdoor
4-20
preferred
Illinois
75c
(quar.)
preferred
1
30c
HI
5-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar
j
5
$1
(quar.)
4-16
6c
(Boston)
2
preferred
Hygrade
Corp.—
$5 preferred
Bills
Trust
Inc.
General Motors
U. S. Government securities—
pref.
1
100%
—
General
4-13
$10c
6-
90c
quar.)
5-16
10c
:
IIIIZI
class A
4-30
4+2%
"
4-18
ordinary income)
conv.
4.42%
(increased
4-
4-28
_;
50c
(interim)
3-31-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic-Press Brick
Ltd.—
ordinary
3-31
1
$1
55c
Co
receipts
Foods
Stock
Bought outright
Bought
dep.
General
Acceptances—
Held
Electric
General Electric,
1
5-
30c
5%
4-16
.1
12-5
5-
4-19
(interim)_
(from
<
5
1
.
15c
(quar.)
12-15
9-
1
H___
$1
Baking Co., common
General Dynamics (quar.)
9-15
5%
4-16
4-30
2
6-3
5-
(quar.)__.
60c
(quar.)
General
F.
1
15C
!
4-10 1
'
5%
4-23
12 Vic
(quar.)
4-
1
5-
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door —
4-23
62 Vic
common
6-15
5%
Hussman
5-14
25c
$1
Gardner-Denver,
4%
preferred
4-16
5-
50c
Co.
Fund
Class B
8
9-28
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, common (quar.)
1955
4-25
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Hughes-Owens, 80c
6-
12-28
Gabriel Co., 5%
Apr. 11,
Bay
5-14
2%
Class AA
5-15
"v*
4-16
1
2%
(quar.)
4-16
40c
"H
6-29
2%
dividend
1
'
30c
(quar.)
6-
dividend
Brush, class A
5-
35c
50c
(quar.)
4-30
dividend
preferred
A
B
Hudson
dividend
Stock
9
4-30
40c
(quar.)
4-20
Stock
4%
9
4-
4-30
15c
±
common
preferred
Class
Increase (+ ) or
ASSETS—
preferred
4-30
Stock
Fuller
4-
4-30
Storage Co.—
Holder*
Payable of Rec
Stock
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
4-30
-
I
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
9
___!
;
(quar.)
Y.) (quar J
(quar.)
Finance,
20c
—
Froedtert
C
25c
Frito Co
2
4*
37 % c
(stock div.)
preferred
Class
When
Per
Share
Name 0/ Company
2
4-
4-30
40c
Houston Light & Power, $4
pfd. (quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
;
of holdings.
reclassification
a
& Co.
preferred
4.40%
DIVIDENDS
re¬
4-
4-25
$1.25
I_I_IIIIIIIIZ
(quar.)IHIII
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Syracuse (N. Y.) com.
4%
industrial
"other"
;
to
due
and
loans
respectively.
millions,
figures
28
and
commercial
increased
reclassification
1955
5,
$318
$294
loans
-
__
;
(N.
266
79
—
4-30
30c
45c
15c
-
I
Y.)
33/i %
individual loan items are shown gross.
serves;
loans
857
—
of
—
2
2
$1.25
,
(quar.)
"
(N.
Household
541
44-
30c
& Hardart
4%
Borrowings—
*
.
common...
Co.
issue.
4-30
4-30
$1.60
-
,
,
I I ~
HI HI
—____IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Light,
(Henry)
Hotel
♦
5
15c
(quar.).
(quar.)____
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)____
Home
5
4-
93+4 c
pfd.
Horn
1758
1798
5
4-
4-16
op¬
(quar.H
Home Insurance
mortgage 3+8% bonds due 1976
Apr 27
U. S. Industries, Inc.—4+2% conv. sub. debs, due 1969—May
2
4-
4-16
v
II
(quar.)
Sugar
5%
10
+
L
at
Co.
Holly
4-16
25c
>
~~~,
stock
or
(quar.)..
M.g.
Common
658
1752
6b9
990
Coke Co.—
Gas
First
137
25
Mengel Co., 5%
May 1
Apr 18
4-16
5
15c
cash
i
Powder, 5%
Common
May
due 1980
cumulative preferred stock
convertible first preferred stock
Bryant, Inc., 4+2%
5-/1
1
25c
pfd.
Electric
1
4-
II
E.)
Higbie
'4-13
5-
4-16
(quar.)
in
holder
Higbee
1965
.
21 Vic
.
& Co., 5c preferred
Gallon Products, 7%
Hercules
Hilo
series A,
Inc.
preferred
Hercules
3
56+4C
(quar)
Extra
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
Lane
C
(quar.)
common
(W.
1
4-
4-16
72c
~iquai\)~~
pfd.
pfd.
i
8
4-24
Insur¬
]IIII~~
Co.,
Heller
-
& Telegraph Co.—
debentures, due
Telephone
D
Industries
Hecht
Page
.
&
(quar.).
(payable
of
3%%
Date
12-year 3%% convertible
& Ohio RR.—
4+2%~
4Vi%
B
preferred
tion
'
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., $3 conv. preference stock—May 31
_
5%
4*
25%
Inspection
America,
Electric,
Special
Apr 15
1798
1116
preferred stock
Co.—
preferred stock,
conv.
cum.
Boiler
Haydock Fund,
conv.
5-14
4-12
ap¬
(~auar.l~""~~
Extra
May 25
bonds due 1973
conv. pfd. stock™
A
$
Cyanamid
of
preferred
1
Co.—
series
40c
I
(quar.)
Corp.
——May
1973
due
Baltimore
145
LIABILITIES—
_
ance
4-20
50c
Steam
1
Apr 30
1970
5%
first mortgage pipeline
Coal
due
4-30
$1.50
______
Light
Payable 0] Rec.
62 Vic
subject to stockholders
Electric
Hartford
(sub.)
Corp.—
4%%
dividend
Holder$
When
Share
5%
proval
1982—
due
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED.
26
+
2,622
domestic
1753
1
Company and Issue—
384
+
91
—
Co., 3%
Associates
—1,876
+
8,325
13,291
1
May
15-year 5 % convertible subs, debentures due 1970
—1,491
.•
May
1961
of Central
Oil
1753
1977
bonds
989
—
45
19,898
&
&
1
Company
Organ,
preferred (s-a)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)_JI
—6,573
87
vault™
Interbank
4%
862t
—
6,541
.4.'
—
...
with
Gas
mortgage
United
+1,8891
—
1,249
Balances
+
37$
663
bonds
in
3
+
750
_.
_
Cash
188
—143
27,852
._
+
+
10,410
securities
Other
'
174
—
2
+
1,294
..
indebtednes
notes
(John)
First
Truax-Traer
securities—total_;__
bills
of
Morrell
1975—May
due
Hammond
due
mortgage 5% bonds—_
4%
sinking funds debs,
National
59
+
—
certificates
5,1391
4%%
Rys.
1471
Ry.—
Bros.
Southern
2,495
,
—r2,,
Government
Treasury
7,765
+
Lit
pur¬
—
loans
Treasury
+
32)
—
441
carry
loans
estate
Other
V.
for
securities—
for purchasing or
securities
Real
-
dealers
and
carrying
or
loans
+
96$
—
483
i
Agricultural loans
Other
1st
—1611$
adjusted*—
investments
1
due
debentures
mortgage
debs,
sub.
conv.
due 1982_May
ser. A,
Co.—
debentures
Denver
&
International
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans and
Rubber
Per
Name of
bonds,
f.
s.
4+2%
Co.,
&
3%,
Worth
1st
1955
1956
Tire
20-year
Fort
4% %
mtge.
25-year 3 +4 %
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
1956
tr.
Products
Firestone
ber banks follow:
Apr. 4,
Paga
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
million.
A summary
Date
4-16
3-31
*
20c
4-30
4-
/
9
!
Volume 183.v-Number-5525
Per
r
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" pane of bompany*,,''
;
12 VaC
(quar.)™
*
Minute
6-15
6-15
4.56%
tl5c
-9-29
9-14
4.36%
9-14
Mississippi
Mississippi
?15c
9-29
tl5c
12-31
12-14
Missouri
-
________——_—______
fl5c
12-31
12-14
Missouri
5-
$3
$6 preferred ts-aj_—
InC—
'•
4% % preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on May 1 at $51 per share
""
plus this dividend)___j.£—lijj.:—_
Laurentide Acceptance Corp.; Ltd.-- ■
,
4-30
1
Class' A_-_1'__L___
■}
*
Mojud
Class
fl5C
———
Leeds
(quar.)
tl5c
4-13
6-12
.6- 1
$1.25
9-12
9-
1 '
$1.25
12-12
12-
1 :
30c
4-30
4-13
IOC
4-25
4-10
20c
4-25
4-10
31 V4c
4-25
4-10^'
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
L
:* 5% conv: preferred B (quar,)™—:—__!_
Lees (James) & Sons, 3.85%- pfd. (quar.)_^_
5%
Lehigh Valley Coal—
$3 non-cum preferred
Lemer Stores, common
Ltd.
National
Lincoln
£•
Insurance—
4-16
'4-
6-15
5-15
4-10
5-
1
8-
1
1
10-10
Lighting Co.—v ;r < ■'
-
Light—
&
10%
4.44%
6-
.
5%
VaCJ
value
par
4-
9
National Lock Co.
4-23
National
1
4-23
Common
3-31
Louisville
divid.
$2.05
a
4-16
31V4C
3-31
4-16
.
National
'3-31
Nashville
&
RR.
M
&
M
Woodworking
MacFadden
(extra)
Publications,
(R. H.) & Co., 4%%
Macy
4%
preferred series B
Mailman Corp., .Ltd.
_<
.
Tire
'•
6%
&
preferred
4 %
Extra
Field
TaL
Massachusetts
from
Matthiessen
Maul
&
4-
4-20
4-10
$1.06V4
5-
$1
5-
,
4-
1
4-
1,
9
4%
9
adjustment
Nortn
9c
North
4%
preferred
North
Carolina
RR.,
Star
class
4-10
4-16
Northern
Illinois
4-15
convertible
Illinois
Northern
5%
4-15
4-T 6
3-20
Northern Quebec
3-20
Northern
37 %c
4-20
3-30
Northern
31c
4-25
3-29
Northwest
Northern
RR.
States
30c
4-30
4-16
5c
4-16
3-19
1
4-16
Class
5-
7 be
(quar.)
Class
A
B
Northwest
4.60%
5-
1
4-16
Nunn-Bush
t$l
4-20
Ltd.
4-30
6-1
<
5-
Mead
Corp.,
approval
held
4y4%
4.30%
on
37'/2c
11-
2
10-
9
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
533/4C
to
6-
1
5-
4
7%
Outlet
Quarterly
/
Stock
&
Pacelot
5%
Paper,
3-29
Pacific
Atlantic
6-27
6-
Pacific
Coast
Extra
Terminals
4-18
5%
35c
6-15
5-21
5-
7
4, 5
4.40%
6 30
6-14
$4.50
preferred
4.75%
25C
'
i
(1 Va %
Gas
Pacific
6-14
9-29
9-13
Packard-Bell
10-13
9-13
Paddock
25C
12-21
12-
1 Va %
•
7-14
25c
lVa%
dividend --j ••
1-7-57
Quarterly
•1
dividend
$4.75
Co.
Quarterly
j Stock dividend
i.
—
$1.11V4
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
3.85%
preferred
77-
3.80%
Mexican
Stock
4&%
&
preferred
($50
Paiker
(8.
4
Parker
Drilling
Chpmical
($50
par)
($50
paT) '
(quar.)_4wll_c.''.
4.50%■npreferred
par)
($109
($100
■
($100
par)
C.>,
Co.
1
6-
1
4-11
1
4-11
5-
1
4-: 5
''Parkersburg-Aetna,
5-31
5rl6.
:
par)
par)
'
.
56 %c
8-31
8-16
56%c
11-30
11-15
5-31
5-16
•"
(quar.)
1
8-31
8-18
$1.12%
11-30
11-15
Electric—
4.40%'preferred
preferred
Increased
Parker
$1.10
(quar.).
(quar.)
Laboratories
(monthly)—___i
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
...
;
5-
•
5-
$1.22 Va
1
'
Pearl
•
5-
1
5- 1
iM'
t5c
6- 1
4-16
5-15
4-16
3-29
5- 1
5- 1
4-14
Class
4-16
4-13
8c
'•15c
1
4-10
r.
4-10
1
4-16i
4-16
3-30
)
.
A-
5
preferred
^
$1.30
Penmans,
6%
(quar.)
:
2
1
4-11'
5-
1
4-11
175c
4-16
3-20
156 V»c
4-16
$2
4-16
3-2«
5-
1
4-12
/ 6- 1
5-15
45c
$1.06 V4
3-20
'
$1.05
,6-
$1.12 Va
6-
5-15
1
1
*
5-15
9c
4-25
4-
40c
4-20
3-22
4-20
3-22
,
5-
1
130c
5-25
25c
5
4-20
■
4-15
4-23
3-13
—
7-
87 Vac
6-11
2
6-12
6-
J25c
7-
3
6-12
t$1.50
7-
3
6-12
75c
45c
5-10
4-25
5-15
50c
1
.
4-12
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
50c
5-
1
4-20
25c
5-
1
4-20,
J15c
5-
1
4-14
4-30
4-18
1
6-13
4-19
44-
5
2
3-20
3-20
4-10
4
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u
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,
4-18
3-20
4-25
4-10,
15c
4-16
4-
2
5-
1
4-
1
$0.5542
5-
1
4-20
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
10-
1
$1.75
7-
1
6-13
$1 75
10-
1
9-15
17 VaC
5-
1
4-20
I
9-15
93 %c
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-
$1.50
5-
1
4-10
6
11c
4-20
called for re¬
$21 per share
7c
(N.
&
Electric,
common
4-16
3-20
4-16
4-
5
56c
4-23
4-
6
Y.)—
Co
Button
4-20
25c
Insurance Co.
(quar.)_
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.02%
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.18%
6-
1
5-15
17 %c
5-
1
4-18
$1.16
5-
1
4-13
$1.19
7-
1
$1.02%
(quar.)_
—
6-13
15c
3-30
5-
1
4-20
25c
(quar.)
4-16
90c
5-
1
4-20
4-30
35c
(quar.)
class
Ltd.,
A
B
4-10'
preferred
(George
5-15
6-
1
5-15
0-
1
25c
4-17
4-
6
35c
4-16
3-30
$1.12%
4-16
3-30
6-15
Corp
Royal McBee Corp., common
4V2% preferred A .(quar,).
1
fO 1.06 V4
(quar.)
D.)
6-
110c
Paper,
J20c
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)—
preferred D (quar.)
Royalties Management
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)_—
3-30
$1.25
4-16
$1.37'/a
4-16
3-30
$1.50
4-16
3-30
5%
3>/2%
6%
25c
5-
1
S.
4-
9
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
;
5% preferred (quar.)—
—
San Diego Gas & Elec., common (inc.-quar.)
4.40%
preferred • <quar.)"™__.
—4.50% preferred (quar.)™
__I_1—
5%
1_——
preferred «.quar.)
San Miguel Brewery, Inc. ,(quar.)£i_:
4-
2
4-
2
5-
6-15
5-15
4-30
5- 1
2
4-16
5c
4-13
5-
4-25
4-15
1
6-15
6-
1
6- 1
5-23
5-
1
tlOc
•
4-^5
4-16
called for re¬
7-1
5-
2
f75c
•(quar.|_'___
12-14
$42 per share
5-16
5-23
5-
2
2'/2%
(s-a)
1-1-57
30c
7V2c
40c
10c
—
9-14
40c
Aircraft
414%
1
t$1.19
(accum.)
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
43/4%
preferred I (quar.)
Rockland Light & Power, common
4.65%
preferred A (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Roddis
Plywood
(increased)
Rogers Corp., class A (quar.)_
Poper
9-14
10-
25c
(quar.)
partic. class A
Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
on
Gas
B
1
1
50c
4.10%
Class
6-15
7-
62 %c
(s-a)—
4%
Rohr
7-
10-
$28c
Quarterly
3-29
3-20
50c
—
—
t27c
American
Rochester
6
Ltd.
4%
_iw
4-13,
5-
|28c
Gas
(quar.)
(P.
Rochester
3-30
(quar.)
Ltd.^/common
4
1
$1.17 »/a
this
1
4-16
_u
preferred (quar.)
5-
5-
90c
—
preference
4-16
5-
(quar.)^
3-30
5-15
(quar.)
Cement,
plus
6-15
5-25
preferred
(quar.)
4-20
6c
40c
(quar.)—
demption
5-17
12V2C
30c
preferred
preferred
60 %c
10c
(entire issue
April 20 at
dividend),
6% preference (entire issue
demption on April 20 at
plus this dividend)
5%
4-16
3-20
Brewing
$1.30
3-30
t5c
Robertson
3-30
—
•
4-20
net
20c
Ltd.
65c
tbc
Brand
Riverside
3-29
4-16
4-16
4-'6
4-16
4-25
divid.)
TeleDhone,.' common
(quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
River
4-10
4-16
10c
(stock
com.
4-20
.
Natural
Holland
4-14
t25c
Peninsular
$1
3-2J
8
(initial)
,
5-15
-
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (initial)
Reynolds Metals, 4%% preferred A (initial)
Rice-Stix, Inc., 7% 1st preferred (quar.)___
7%
1st pre erred
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(cuar.)—
Rich's Inc., common
(quar.)
33/4% preferred (quar.)_,
6-
(quar.)__™
Consolidated Gold Dredging,
Extra
9-
20c
(quar.).
A
Repuolic
8
semi-annual
Petroleum
5
4-12
60c
__.
9
4-
—
——
(Canada),
Republic Steel
5-
(stock dividend)
$1.32
$1.12%
(quar.)
4-
3-30
$1.09
$1.10
$1.12Va
;$1.183/4
12 V2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4-
4-20
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)—_—_____—
Revere Racing Asso. (quar.)
—
5-35
6-15
40c
5-
$1.12%
.4-,
(quar.fr—_•
3-23
4-27
5- 1
4-25
4-16
Airways—...
Davis & Co.
7-
Pato
preferred
Miller
Parke,
4
50V4C,
preferred
4A0% j>refefred
4"A0%■ preferred
Miles
Park
4
12 VaC
Vl4^%
4.90%
4
6
6-
5-
:
.=4%%
&
6-
1
95C
Ltd
Col' (quar.)
Stern & Co.—
Michigan -Gas
World
Mfg. Co., common
J50C
(quar. 1
Pdwer,
dividend
(quar.)_—
(quar.fr
,
American
1
7-
96 %C
Meyercord
Michaels
Pantex
5%
preferred
Light
Pan
4
5-18
4-26
—,
——
1
30c
(quar.)—
A
Class
4-16
Economic
7-
97 VaC
:
5
6-
1
(quar.)
Palestine
12-
1
$1.08%
Metropolitan Edison, 4.45%. pfd/- (quar.),
4.35preferred
(quar.>_
,.4
5
—
6-
$1.75
Extra
4-14
—_—
(quar.)_-——
2
$1.37 Va
Extra
4-14
3-23
A
Class
$1.25
29{Jc
California
of
4-2
1—
Chains
Class
4-
(quar.)
1
4-ln
4-20
&
B
Renold
5-15
quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)__
4-
1
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
New common
(initial quar.)—
Reliance Electric & Engineering
(quar.)
5-
50c
$1.25
J
Stock
Class
4-13
—
Co.
3-36
5-
30C
Batten, Ltd,, common——
6% preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile
(increased)
—
Reading Co., common
(quar.),
——
Reece Corp.' (Mass.), 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)
—
6-1
5-15
(s-a)
4.36% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
com.
(quar.)_
Co.
Purina
Grip
$1.50
$2.50
Lighting,
&
Ralston
Rapid
7-21,
50c
Electric
Pacific
1
4-16
——
^Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)
$3.50 conv. 1st preferred (quar.)
7- 3
Inv., Ltd. Toronto
preferred
5-
$1.50
Inc.—
Power
$3
t25c
$$1.75
50c
$1.25
25c
40c
(quar.)
(initial
Quebec
Rochester
-
Finance.
75c
2
12-28
11V.C
preferred (quar.)
6-20
(initial)—
■
,
Pacific
4-
62%C
—
Colorado,
of
investment income)
4-
(quar.)
Canadian
,6%
4-30
Corp
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (s-a)
4-5
12-28
17VaC
common1 —J—
Quaker Oats,
4-30
4-20
5- 1
6-30
6- 1
preferred
common
1-17'
4-20
'
common
Co.
Fund,
4-16
;
common
25c
■■
4 Va %
Puritan
t25c
(quar,)__—
Ltd.—
participating
4-20
4-25
:
4
(s-a)
(quar.)_
(accum.) —
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar,)™-——-'.
preferred (quar»)„_—
4V4%
$1.12V2
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
4Vi%
Co.,
Fiberglas
4-30
lVa%
-
4-13
Quebec
tide
(quar.)
>'•••
1
(increased)—
Co.
Oxford
Ltd.—
.
Supply
4-20
1
$0,111
—
.——
Service
42'/2c
$1.03
50c
10c
$1.06V4
—
4V2%,conv. pfd.
Beautv
Owens-Corning
6
Public
5-
~
common
preferred
4-10
1
5-
—
5- 1
5- 1
4-30
—
(quar.)_
40c
1
5-
4-16
(quar.)__
———
3.60%>
pfd.
(quar.)__^—.
4.7,0% preferred B (quar.)—
—
Power Corp.' (Canada) Ltd.
#•6%
non-cum,
partic, preferred (quar.)—
•4%%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Procter & Gamble, 8%
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Elevator Co., new
Otis
dividend
Electric,
5-
20c
Edison,
Potomac
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-10
$1.25
pfd.
prior
1
5-
97 V2C
pneumatic Scale Corp.
283/4c
25c
——
Ry.
(s-a»
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com
MerritttChapman & Scott
Stock
&
convertible
$1
be
/
25c
preference
Co.
.
Coiy.,
Corp.,
Ontario
shareholders
meeting
participating preferred (participating)
Mengel Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(entire
issue
called
for
redemption on April 18 at $55 per share
plus this divid.) convertible to April 13
Stores
9
24)___,
6%
Mercantile
9
7-
$1.06 V4
to
annual
Distillers,
4-
2
e:c
preferred (quar.):
2nd preferred (quar.)
Melchers
2
8-
100%
(Subject
at
April
5-
(quar.)
25c
—
Mathieson Chemical,
Ontario
3-26
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
/
1
Co.
Town
Oliver
1
5-
37V2c
Dredging
Old
Olin
4-20
4-30
i
30c
37 VaC
McWilliams
5- 1
25c
common
»ret>rred
Okonite
4-20
tlOc
(quar.)
quar.)—
Shoe
Gas
Oklahoma
3-31
25c
(increased
Airlines,
convertible
$1
(quar.)™—™'
Employees Stock
(quar.)—
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)_
5-15
4-16
4-10
Ltd.—
t
3-31
4-13
—
4-16
4-16
4.24%
A
4-16
(quar)
Extra
1
1
92V2C
2
Co.—
(quar.)—
1
1
(quar.)—__—
90c
——-—__
5-
5-
4-2O
$1.25
—:
Extra
5-
5-
22'/2c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
common
t5c
:
common
(quar.)
(Minn.)
Tool
Plomb
Plymouth Cordage,
4-12
t40c
$1.50
(s-a)
common....
Co.
Engineering
5-10
1
r
Ltd
Hampshire) (quar.)
Northern Telephone
(quarterly
6-
v
common
Power
6-15
4-
"
Co..
5-18
3-28;
4-15
75c
Reitman's,
Power Co..
(New
4-16
4-16
8- 1
6-15
4-27
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-26
4-25
4-30
(quar.)
:
Pacific
Railway
4-16
4-20
1
40c
$3.50
15c
15c
20c
37VaC
20c
preferred
4-30
1
25c
—
9
5-
5-
'8-17
preferred
Gas,
5-16
6-
8-24
Co.—
Works
Corp.,
4-2
4-16
15c
(quar.)—
A
6
10c
gtd.
7%
7-6
25c
—
Co.—
4
$1.25
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (from
—
Engineering
20c
Co
Mines,
Mfg.
Oil,
Northern
3-23
4-30
.
l'/4c
Porcupine
Mclntyre
McQuay-Norris
3
EOc
(quar.)
6-
2
5c
Insurance
class
30c
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
4-19
—
Refractories
North
4-16
(quar.)
Co.,
5-
30c
quarterly
3-29
4-10
'_—:—
Oil
4-
50% stock dividend
American
4-13
4-20
-
McColl-Frontenac
4-16
(quar.)
e
1
30c
——J—
Li
4-16
5-
56V.C
t5c
Corp.
2
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
American
Initial after
6-15
6-30
Cloth
Share
tl5c
McCall
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Corp
£
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co;—
Niagara
Increased
:
4-
4-
New
9
4-20
(quar.)
,
6
4-16
tl5c
Extra
4-
25c
17 ViC
$3
4-16
4-
England
$1.50
preference
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.—
Co.,
Maytag
6
New
York Wire
12 %C
(initial)
Macotta
4-
3-25
York Merchandise
50c
Zinc
1
4-16
New
50c
Hegeler
7
7
15c
New
$1.50
Trust
9-
12-
4-16
preferred (quar.)——
Telephone (quar.fr—
New
common™—__
Investors
1
1
4-13
(quar.)
income)
net
10-
1-2-57
1
5-
4-16
725c
Tel.,' common
6-
5-15
1
5-
25c
&
4-2C
3-30
3
60c
4-25
12 VaC
7% preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty (quar.)
.
7-
1
3-23
;
_
Maritime
,
Co.
1
4-16:
4-16
Confectionery Co
Jersey Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
York Central RR. (quar.)
.*
(quar.)
&
4-131
.5-
Corp.—
preferred
.
Marshall
4-20
5-15
25c
(quar.).
Marine Midland
.
3-27
7-20
.
Rubber,
,5V2%
35c
4-16
4-10
$1.50
& Ashtabula Ry.
(quar.)
______
Co., common *
____™_™:
preferred (quar.)
Pittston
3-31
U5c
3-15
4-10:
1
preferred
7%
Co.,
4.20%
—
4-16
1
5-
Pittsburgh/ Youngstown
4-16
$1
common—
2%
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
4%%- convertible preferred (quar.)
Manhattan Bond Fund (from income)
Mansfield
3-31
4-0
$1.25
72 Vac
pfd. ser. A (quar.)
(quar.)
.——
*
1 ' ;
- J-
4-16
5-
Petroleum
Brewing, $2.50 pfd.
Pittsburgh Railways a_™~<
New Brunswick
1
5-
$1.17
Co.
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh
5- I.
5-
4-10 '
Piper Aircraft Corp., 45c conv. pfd.
4-20
Canada,
4-10;
1
deposit, rets, for ordinary
Pioneer
r;;-
$1,50
•_£
4V4 %. preferred
Western
1
8V2C
Ry.
7 '
5-
5-
.(monthly)
Northern
6- 8 '
9-7
12-
95c
——
3-31
-
(quar,R__
6-12
(quar.)___
shares
Priority
-
—_1_———
3-20
4-16
5-15
-5- I
15c
t25c
com.
1
6-
5-
1
1
Pilisbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.) —
Pinchin Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
3-23;
.
710-
1-1-57
-
Norristown RR.,
&
Piedmont &
4-16
t5c
4-13'
$1
—_____
Phoenix
4-23
15c
'
4-20'
$1.10
—
(quar.)_"__^
5-10
,
'
1
4-30
$1
Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)___—
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
—
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
,
5-
$1.07%
—
(quar.)_
Gerraantown
Glass
5-10
5-20
$1
Philip
4-13
1'
5-15:
20c
4-13
iit
'
1
6-
Products—
(quar.)_;—
Quarterly
10- 4
5-15
$2.40
_
new
6
L.06V4
of
Quarterly
Meter,
(quar.)
pfd.
7-
Phila.,
25c
Inc.
Marcus Co.,
Neptune
(Walter M.), Ltd.—
Ludman Corp. (stock dividend)Lynchburg Gas <quar.)_
5%
6
U5c
juowney
Lyon Metal Products,
4-
4.68%
4-12
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____;
Products
Neon
(quar.)_________
■
v
25c
& Stores—
•4.40%
5-
5-15
50c
.
;
(quar.)
,2nd
preferred
preferred
preferred
,430%
4-11,
6-20
4-16
4-16
4-16
.
25c
20c
y
(quar.)___
B
Cement
non-cum.
Amer.
(quar.)_^
Theatres,
•Neiman
29th)
May
on
6
4-
4-11
4-16
.
preferred (s-a)_1
$2.50 non-cumulative class A (s-a)—
„
p,us
3-30
4-30
$2
of $25 par pfd, for each share
(All
unconverted
shares
to be
redeemed at an undisclosed redemption
price
,
preferred
Manufacturers
1
'-/ shares
'.-
>4-16
5- 1
5- 1
5-31
15c
6%
4-9
5-
31V»c
---—
9
Lead,
5-
50c
—
National
4-13
40c
2nd preferred (quar.)—1
preferred (quar.)—_™
$4 non-cunv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia ISlectric Ca., 3.80% pid. (quar.)
$4
4-16
;
A
5-15-
5-
:$4 non-qum.
4-30
(quar. )_____™__™___
-
Mills, Ltd.^ class A
___^
A
Class
4-16
60c
(Ky.) com. (quar.)
(quar.)__
4-
5-1
common—
.
&
Gas
Fuel
National Hosiery
5-10
6-
—
Philadelphia Dahy
4-16
(Two
each share held)-
National
2
6-
$1.06
' $1.06 V4
15c
(quar.)
4-16
5-31
linifial)
3-29
1
5-
dividend)
Gear
Machine &
4-13 i
7-27
10-27
25c
Mfg. .Co, (quar.)____%
National Electric Welding Machine .(quar.)
4-
-
1
$1.04
.
for
$1.12'/a
-20c
Permanente
5- 1
5- 1
' 5- 1.
4-16
4-27
5- 1 ; 5- 1
4-27
27VaC,
(quar.)
(stock
,
shares
common
Class
5-
$3.50
held.
Casket
additional
New
privilege, of. exchanging
preferred on basis of 4
Holders ..have,
$100
National
5-10
Bottlers
General
Pepsi-Cola
Perkins
lc
(quar.)___—
Register
6-
V
>4-30
56V4c
58c.'
5%
..
4-13
4-17
4-16
$1.11
Milling Co.,
par)
--
5-15
5-1
20c
30c
-
:——
pfd.- ($100 par); (quar.)
5%
*
($25
pfd.
1
$1
27
/
(s-a)
Louisville Gas & Electric.
*
Cash
6-20
$1.24
(quar.)>____
Rice
State
Airlines,-. Inc.
National
Electric,
National Chemical
preferred/ (quar.)___
preferred
4
National
5-21
6-20
•
IIV4C-,
V.
(quar.)^——
4.16%
$7
«.
4-14
1
$1.17Va
(quar.)__.—
voting
5-26*
$1.65
6c
;37VaC
4Va.%
pfd.
(quar.)_
4.64% preferred (quar.)_.______—l___—
Natco Corp.
(stock dividend)
—
Narragansett
'
preferred
preferred
Louisiana
6"%
.
1—1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
•
(quar.)___
5-
5-1
*
"
•
{
,
(Increased quar.) _•___—__:
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)—_i.£
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund-.—1
Power
6-
25c
common—I—__—
I.)',
4-20
'5-10J
—___
5-31
$3.50
Tel.
System, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)__^__
5-31
6-12
50c
—
"
4.96%
'
.
(s-a)
&
9"
120c
r
—
preferred
5
4-
J20c
-
—
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
7%
4-
5-10'
6-
(quar.)—-1—__1
4.50%
(quar.)
l_'
Pennsylvania Pow6is Co., 4.24% pfd. ^quar,)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
5-10
*
Mountain States Tel.
4-16
6-
preferred E
preferred F
4.25%
7-fO
11-
_ ,
—
Ltd.™^
Mills,
Rice
Royal
4.05%
.4.70%
4-16
5- 1
5- 1
4-20
4-30
5- 1
4-30
7V2C
56V4c
/ 3c
—
Co. -(quar.)__-
4-20;
Morris,
Philip
(see
Extra
Extra
3-29,
35c
;
Louisiana
Inc.
6
8"
6-10
$1.10
92 %c
'$1.01
1
4%
Amer./ common.^
preferred A (quar.fr—
Mutual
«
Stock dividend _™;._L__™____£_j__-:_
f "Preferred
(quar.) - __£r___™_.
Lock Joint Pipe, 8%'< preferred (quar.)_____
Long Island
;
4-
Payable of Rec. '
6-
pfd. (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)_™
preferred D (quar.)™.:
HoUere
When
Per
Share
I
■
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Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40%
*
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Mount
(Washington, D. C.)—
(quar.)—
(R.
1
of
Plan
Mount
4-20
4-30
35c
Finance
(increased quar.)
%
Lincoln Service Corp.
Local
_—_
—
Co,
-
Mount Diablo
3-29
35c
fLink Belt Co.
&
(Philip,
Morris
$2.25
40c
_1——
(quar.)__*___^__
common
(quar.)
tJonn)
Quarterly
'
tl5c
-
'Power,
Morris
2
1
5-
t
(quar.)
Society; class
preferred
Morreil
.
(initial)
common
—-
Inc.)
35c
New
Ltd
Quarterly
4-15
30c,
$1.12 Va
_
Life
1
4-16
35c
:—___
preferred (quar.)_
—
Salt Co.
(quar.)^_^_l_i._^—_i_——=—
Leslie
$6
.
%
Lewis Brothers.
5-
'
(quar,)^_
prpferred______
1__™___:—
$4.20 preferred-(quar.)
,
-4-10
4-25
96V4C
•'■•'"
(resumed):
"
4 %
31V4C
Loan
Montana
4-30
_____—
preferred
Monroe
4-13
4-30
-
425c
T
Co. ,™_——2—u
Northrup, voting trust ctfs.
&
4-13
4-30
•
$1.35
-
•
Leece-Neville
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quan—
pitierrea
4.80%
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
"t.vo/o
f
v
B____„____-_____——'
•
Gas
(quar.)___
4-
5- 1
5-1
5-1.
$1.14
$1.09
,20c
15c
11V4C
21c
' * 15c
t5c
$1.10
$1.12V2
> $1.20
'•
be
45c
•
$1.05
.
$1.50
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)—_—
Mononganeia Power Co.,-'4.40%'-ptd,
1
•,
.
(quar.),
Cp.,. .Inc.,. 5%
Mills
...
.
Valley Barge Line
Natural
35c
35c
20c
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)___——.—
Moneta Porcupine Mines,
5-
5ey4c
4-19
4-30
tfame of Company
3.70%
quar.)™—
(quar.)
Lights-
Insurance
Monarch
5%
preferred tquar.)
—
Lawrence Investment CO., $5 pfd. (quar.)___
$5 preferred; (qUar.) _________—
._
•; $5 preferred
(quar.)_
——
"
Corp.
Power
preferred
preferred
<
Lane Bryant,
'
Maid
6-30'
Hj, Inc.,
(M.
2
(initial
8t Ontario Paper, new com.
6-30
,
.—
(quar.)
B
Class
Lamson
4-
4-16
.New common
Minnesota
tl5c
.
(quar.)
A
12-28
*,—
(quar.)
Class. B
Class
9-28
-10-57
35c
Share
$1.06 V4
Rhoads, 4V4% preferred (quar.)i^_
Manufacturing—
fl5c
Class .A:(quar.) j________i___—
'
10-10
12 Vhc
.
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Minnesota Mining &
12%c
.
B
6-28
7-10
V
:
When Holder*
Payable of Me.
Per
-
Pame of Company
Miller &
University—>•
Quarterly __™_™_
:
Quarterly * ™—
;—
Quarterly ___!—-_
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (guar.)
Lambert (Alfred)/ class A (quar.) __________
Class
•
ir
Payable of Rec.
La Salle Extension
^
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, ,
4*c
25c
25c
' 33c
6-
1
-
7- 1
5-15
8-15
5-15
'"33c
8 15
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32Vb«!') 8-15/v.
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.
5-15
6-
8
4-25
&
W.
4%
St.
7-25-
Sanborn
Map
Sargent
&
7-25
Savannah
i7-2ai
4-13>.
3-30
50c
&
Class
Schenley
Co.
Co.
B
Co.,
Ltd.,
(ouar.)
Industries
3-29
6-15
$1.25
6-
I
9-15
9-
1'
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
4-16
22c
.
3-30
4-16
22c
22 %c
3-30
4-16 'it : 3-30
4*10! a ! !J.. 3 -'3 0,
25c
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$1
t—
23c
42c
Power, ccmmon..
(quar.)_
class A—:—-—-—£—--
4-13
4-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric &
4-30
50c
Corp.
preferred A
4.36%
Scarfe
Inc.—
convertible
Lawrence
4-25
4-25
Foods,
Fine
—
$1.09
^4^5
3-30 1
4-16
4-
6
4-16
4-
2
4-
2
4-16
t20c
5-
1
4-14
tlOc
5-
1
4-14
5-10
4-20
'
25c
•
4H6 q
50
(1902)
The
When
Per
Name of
Schuster
Share
Company
(Ed.)
&c
Co.,
Bchwitzer Corp., 5V2% pfd.
5V2%>
preferred (quar.;
5%%
preferred
Science &
Mig.,
$3.65
American
1
4-20
1
4-ZO
Trane
Shedd Bartush
$1
4-16
4-16
Trico
1
5-14
Trinity
(A.
O.)
Common
Ltd.,
4-
"
Co.
5-
1
4-
1
6-15
6
5-
U'4c
4-27
-
1
4-26
5-
1
1
3-26
4-30
4-16
4-
$1
preferred
(new)
(initial-quar.)
preferred,
4-16
60c
4-30
4-
26'4 c
(quar.)—
5-31
4-30
4-
4-
Southern
California
partic.
Power,
4.72%
37'4c
5-
1
2nd
6-
1
6-
J
$( .2656 V*
6-
1
.5-15
34c
6-
1
5-15
preferred
Southern
New
5-15
(quar.)_
U.
59c
5-
1
5-
1
$5
5-
1
25C
5-
1
Life
(quar.)_
common
Southwestern
3.70%
Insur.
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
4.15%
4.25%
4.36%
4.40%
4.60%
4-16
Value
Van
62'4 C
6-15
5-15
9-14
8-15
5-15
4-30
$1.25
4-16
3-30
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
40c
1
7-13
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
$1.15
5-
1
dividend)—
3%
4-16
4-
2
Northwest
70
•
1
4%
convertible
preferred
10-
12-14
12-
3
4-
9
$4.80
12c
5-
4-12
9-14
West
West
Kentucky Coal
West
Penn
6%
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
933/4C
4-16
3-30
4.20%
preferred
25c
4-20
4-10
4.10%
20c
5-
4-13
Western
5-
1
4-10
Western
5-
1
4-13
4(4%
4-
6-18
4-16
3-31
Western
Pacific
6-
5-18
Western
6-15
1
4-
4-16
5-15
6-
8
7-
2
*
4%
4-30
6%
5-15
5-
1
Wilson
1
4-J.8
4-30
1
4-10
65c
5-
1
4-10
16c
4-17
3-10
65c
series)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
12'4 c
4-26
4-20
4-
15c
4-30
30c
4-30
4-13
5-
4-20
35c
4
3
4-16
7-
1
0-
10-
1
5-25
(quEr.)_„
S-15
5-15
20c
5-
1
1
4-17
4-
20c
Thermoid Co.,
Inc.
4-16
$2.50
25c
(quar.)—
6-15
preferred
5-
1
5-14
5-
1
1
6-15
9-14
A
4"i8;
3-26
7-
25C
(quar.)
common
4-16
1
4-30
$1.43 3/4
5-
1
4-13
$1
5-
1
4-13
'
$1.06 y4
6-
1
5-17
expected
for
sales
1956,
including
$20,000,000,
the
sub¬
the
an¬
the
board,
Veneer
plant,
25-acre
log
April
on
Co.,
fixed
of
12
Norway,
assets,
announced
Oregon.
timber
five
miles
holdings,
pond
from
feet.
primarily
in
the
manufacture
of
green
the
Vice-President,
company's
period
last
first
April
on
quarter
of
stated
5
that
1956
were higher
indications, Mr,
satisfactory year in 1956.
all
From
year.
present
that Thatcher
would have
a
713.
p.
Service,
Jr.,
The
1961
to
without
and
8-
1
7-13
11-
1
notification
1
4-20
$1.50
4-30
4-10
(quar.)
$1.50
7-31
7-16
6-
5-15
1
4c
4-30
4-16
32c
5-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-13
$1.26
5-
1
4-13
4-16
3-30
25c
$1.11
be
to
are
above.—V.
Corp.
182,
Alliance
—
sales
underwriting.
The
purposes, t
will be
mainly
5-
1
contiacts
used
for
Tomrock
Inc.,
Brooklyn,
Y.—
N.
motor
proceeds
to
are
be
.
used
for
.
the
purchasing
vehicles.—V.
of
retail
installment
Copper Mines
Ltd.,
180,
p.
2341.
Chibougamau,
Quebec,;
Canada
Stock Offered—Harold W. Lara,
Rochester,;
N.^Yf^is publicly offering in the United States 200,000
sharesjof common stock (par $1) at 50 cents per share
as « speculation.
—
Thf._underwriter,
receives
located
at
241
Sanford
share
one
of
the
St.,
Rochester,
N.
Y.,
of
the
surveying
and
unissued
stock
for each four shares of stock subscribed for.
PROCEEDS—The
driHingmeoots;
net
and
proceeds
to
are
equipment
for
CAPITALIZATION
4-16
of
commission
a
conjJpanjL
and
be
used
working
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
to
pay
capital.
PRESENT
FINANCING
1
4-20
-
'Giving
37 V2c
4-30
4-10
of
37
7-31
7-10
namet
5-
1
4-10
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
20c
4-30
4-10
37 '/2c
4-30
4-10
preferred
37 %c
7-31
7-10
50c
5-
1
40C
4-16
3-30
(increased)
effect
Ontario
;
above
to
1953
3,000,000 shs.
—
'
Outstanding
*1,016,005
and issuance of 50,000
financing
incorporated under the
patent dated Aug. 4,
was
letters
by
Tot: Tomrock
Uranium
latters
supplementary
sns.
shares
to
Mines
Ltd.
Under
date
Corporations
Act
1955,
the
of
Oct.
under
14,
1955,
issued
changing the name of the
company to Tomrock Copper Mines Ltd.
The company was organized
to
engage
in the business of exploration,
development and mining.*
4-16
(quar.),
$1)
(par
BUSINESS—Company
(quar.)
t2c
stock
underwriter as a commission.
(quar.)
Ltd
!
c
Confmnn
convertible
(increased quar.)
for
on
ThiP/business
convertible preferred
Its
property
is
in
commercial
of
Under
date
fronrHarold
of
Dfcubree
125c
5-
1
4-
2
Province
156 y4c
(quar.)
used
1225.
p.
Authorized
(quar.)
the
April 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covfffing $300,000 of 12-ycar 8% subordinated capital no es due in
April, 1968, to be offered at par (in denominations of $10), $500 and
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
with
10-11
6-
proceeds
The
Co.
tommon
of
Fil#Sr With Securities and Exchange Commission—
7-20
preferred
Oil
Commercial
gerfcrdh- corporate
1
Ltd.,
Stanwood
Tilden
$1,0007;'' without
8-
County Gas
letter
•*rrr—.
2
40c
(quar.)_
a
irium Corp. of America—Control Acquired—
See
4-13
1
25c
conv.
underwriting.
working capital.
5-
(quar.)
pfd.
filed
20
convertible notes due April 15,
subscription by stockholders at par (in units of
for
inventories
2
income
5%
March
on
offered
4-
(monthly)
Cab
be
4-16
5-18
conv.
corporation
SE"C_XJQLyering $68,550 of five-year 5%
12 %c
(quar.)
Gas
Tjiermactor Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
4-20
6-20
5-
1
4-
2
claims
the
early
were
exporatory
stage
with
no
known
bodies*
ore.
of
W.
Levy
Quebec,
all
in
books
not
closed
Less
ft Less
,
in
Canadian
for
tax
19%';
funds,
resident
British^ Ih^ome tax.
Jafbja(i'caY'income fax.
y Previous
published
date
date and/or record date
this
15^
l?ane
dividend,
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax
tax
deductible
at
the
14,
15
1955,
Tomrock
unpatented
Copper Mines, Ltd., acquired^
mining claims in the Townships/
in the electbral district of Abltibi-East in
containing approximately 600 acres.
These
one
block.—V.
183,
p;
930.
the
15
Co .—Awards
Non¬
source.
struction of
of
the
a
;
•
was
is
incorrect.
indicated
The
here.
.mh
a
.
'
1
will
.
i
corrected
J
Contract—
building
i
tt.fT
payment
Consist
contracts, for the con-)*
engineering office building in La Cross#,!iyi^ Cost*
and equipment has been set at $1,250,000'. jiunj/n
i $<
new
Construction
a r
Construction
S
1|
.
This company has announced that it awarded
7%.
■
t
"
Oct.
Lara,
and
of
are
patent
I
resident
5-17
Green
4-
1
a
5-17
of
the
Executive
of
5-1
2
6
1
Manufacturing Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.; StorAluminum
Co.,
Nesque-
Co.,
1520.
Green,
J.
the
4-16
7-
1
6t'l
employ
now
Aluminum
Lehigh
approximately
be
Point
engaged
same
for
50c
(quar.)
JPayable
6-
advantages,
Products
and
40,000,000
p.
25c
,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
$1.14
in
are
American
estimated
a
is
is
183,
end
4-10
90c
4-13
4-
Point
sale«jrt the
4-10
(quar.)
4-30
5-
Co.,
than
4-10
4-30
12'/2c
"4-27
4-27'
Benada
products
Joymont
Metal
will
Myrtle
37'/2c
,,.,5-15
*
Y.;
Minn.;
which
on
The company
(quar.)
«-,,rOc
(4c
N.
Includes
approximately
3-23
4-30
(quar.)
r*l 25c
17 (4c
2
12 %c
Southern
,j
$1.06 '/«
3-31
tl7'/2C
__
Youngstown Steel Door
'
of
■
aluminum
6-11
*
tl2'/2c
(quar.)
common
(Wm.)
4'4%
plants
Inc.,
Chairman
of
$50%^),
(quar.)
common
Public
•Transfer
9H
1
60c
'
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Zeller's,
stock
••
of
'ffratcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Sales Up—*
7
5-
4-16"
6-
4-10
4-10
9-
5-15
15c
5-
4-10
Ohio,
whereby
Oregon Veneer Plant—
purchase
William
8
25c
1
1
6-
25c
1
Ben
Girard,
reached
■■
40c
75c
Fund, Inc.—
from investment
6%
4-13
Co.,
outstanding
distribution
and
These
Sash,
affiliates,
Little,
—V.*TB3,
25c
York
and
company
been
4-12
(monthly)
5-
5-
62
6-
$1.25
Yale Lead & Zinc Mines,
5-18
'
(quar.)
$1.20
(monthly)—1
5-
$1
$1.14
*>A.
—jf,,
3-19
(monthly),,,
Yellow
the
conditions.
producers
activities are
company's
and
Myirtle
6%
6
Benada
land,
6%
3-30
28c
(quar.)
4-16
Common
Inc.—
(quar.')
3-19
Tv_
preferred
6%
(quar.)
4-16
4-16
25c
by
0
Common
4-16
5-
4-
Common
4-26
all
this
has
5-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Common
4-26
of
has been
built..
Myrtle
Coquille, Ore., where Coquille
Plyvi^od, a division of Textron American, Inc., is located.
'
The' entire operation of Myrtle Point will continue as heretofore.
It
will
be
operated, however,
as
part of and in conjunction with
Coquille Plywood.
This acquisition will increase the timber reserves
3-19
(uuar.)—,4—'
Stationery
(quar.)
Wrlgley
4-26
5-15
1
contem-
are
approximately
of replacement and assembly parts for inter-industry
distributors and several thousand dealers throughout
300
Point? Veneer
4
4-16
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
4
27c
Thatcft#q$&&s Manufacturing Co.—
$2.40
pppv^ble preference, (quar.)
Therm-O-Disc,
5-
25C
Malleable & Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Wisconsin
11-30
20c
Texas Power &
Light, $4 preferred
$4.56 preferred
(quar.),.
$4.84
&
Wisconsin
1
25c
—
—-
B
Quarterly
8-31
1-1-57
5-
were
Products
agreement
leading
Permalite
line
purchase
and
5-14
1
and
the
Board
Aluminum
an
acquire
terms
Bronx,
Acquires
12-15
.
1
6-
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light
3-30
50c
(quar.)
A
lien
Corp.,
5.04%
4-
6-
tlOc
Wisconsin
4-13
4-16
1955
nouncement said.
1
1-1-57
$1.02 »/2
Wisconsin Electric Power, com.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(1897
series)
4-16
25C
The
9-15
25c
management
or
for
country.
sidiaries
6-15
1
$1.50
—
Dixon,
..
Telegraph
preferred
3.60%
1
the
of
that
will
Storm
Md.;
venWPi—V.
(quar.)
Common
4-20
5-
(quar.)
6-
7-
$2
class
Common
12'4 c
series)
6-10
10-
50c
(quar.)
Vice-
as
Vice-President, Secretary
Jr. and E. P. Moran in
Moreover,, no changes in Carolina
D.
Bagging
Benada
Minneapolis,
has
it
the
9
50c
of
employees.
Co.,
prehffisive
use.
3-30
Securities—
&
Union
Whiting
4-
4-16
$1.20
pfd.
Burkart
as
Beha~da manufactures principally aluminum storm doors and win¬
dows," and prime windows; metal awnings; metal sidings; and a variety
accessories
of
vinyl plastic. Their products also include a com-
the
25C
$4.80
F.
Watkins
of
4-25
*
1
Illinois
preferred
5-10
.1
with
Inc.
J.
honjng,.Pa.
4-25
Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference
(quar.)
5-
Technicolor, Inc.
4.48%
5-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior
5-
25c
Instruments,
4-13
White
Vl'/4c
common
1
6
$1.12 '/2
Wheeling & Lake Erie By.,
5-15
20c
preferred
5-
Extra
40c
(quar.)
4-
(s-a)
(quar.)
RR
preferred
25C
(quar.)—
Tablet
Western
4-12
5-21
7-10
4-10
75c
Westminister Paper Co. Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.),
6-11
4-24
4-10
4-27
5-25
56c
(quar.)—
5%
4-10
25c
1
40c
(Common
6
5-15
8-
:
3-30
Common
Western
5-
5-1
4-20
Western Life Insurance Co., common
9
9-14
—
B
Plywood,
6-29
/
4-20
.
Watkins
A.
■
1
12-14
(quar.)
A
5
4
4-16
;
conjunction
as
follows: Youngstown In¬
Plastic, all in Girard, Ohio;
Aluminum Products Co., Chicago, 111.; North American Window
masffer,
The
(quar.)
Supply,
2
9-28
(quar.)
class
4-
5-
(accum.)
7-
20c
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
Texas
Auto
A
5-
135c
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
4-16
(quar.)
in
President;
personnel
or
manufacturing
Inc.,
Baltimore;
Co.—
Insurance
Class
30c
B
Common
Power
preferred
25c
12-31
9
each
—
H.
W.
Carolina
of
one
1,700
Dodr
&
4-
4-13
1
5-15
(quar.)
preferred C
$1.25
A
guaranteed
5c
50C
Terre Haute
special
5c
Symington-Gould
Texas
&
4-16
50c
4.32%
Jersey
4-13
$1.25
General
4-30
5-18
(quar.),
Seashore RR.—*
4-23
Swank, Inc.
Inc.,
class
5-1
Super Mold Corp. of Calif,
(quar.)
Superior Separator, common
(quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Class
Corp.,
50c
$1.25
4-12
$4.50
preferred
156'/4c
1
1
50c
Co., common
Welsbach
4-16
$*burban Propane Gas
Corp.—
4%
&
30c
1
dustries,
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3
about
4-16
4-15
convertible
S.
Chairman
certain
is
maximum
1
5-
~25c
convertible
25c
(quar.)
5-
;
4%
(quar.)
(1954
50c
4-30
Pacific
for
4%
5%
Swift & Company
stock
com.
Weeden
10c
Sullivan Consolidated
5-
of
American
Ro$ai
of
and
as
capacities.
announced
to
4-16
-
$1.12'/2
share
carpet
varied
.
.
the United States today. Its
fully integrated from the
smelting of aluminum pig and scrap to the sale of fabricated aluminum
products'. Its plants, strategically located throughout the
country for
4-28
1
Investment
115c
Corp
5-
50c
6-15
200%
Talon,
Pipeline
shares held)
110c
(quar.)
5-15
15c
$1.06'/4
(One
of
and
executive
sales
9
Benada
2
25c
4-13
(quar.),
(quar.)
5-15
$1.50
4-
25c
4-13
(increased)
pfd.
5-21
4-16
35c
(quar.)
dividend).
30c
!_
9
common,,
preferred
(Stock
55c
(N. J.) (quar.)
4(4% pfd. (quar.)
6-
(annual).
(quar.)
40c
Sunrise Supermarkets
$2
(quar.)
preferred
part
Treasurer;
President
April
subject
6-15
12c
2
—
3-26
1
20c
1
—
4-16
7-
common (quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Friedkin,
on
22 %c
(quar.)—„
1
Corp
Superior Steel
Co.,
3-31
5-23
1
TextPon
—
of
division of Textron American,
Manager;
Little,
4-15
6-
25c
'
7-
(quar.)
(19?2
Royal
$1.25
(quar.)_
5-
Chemical
preferred
pfd.
5-
Stone Container
■5.20%
&
Bagging
$7,63^000.
Acquires Benada Firm—
3
3
15C
5C
——~
preferred
(s-a)
and
^Qqjieral
Tne"net
3
4-
4-
25c
30c
Stock dividend
5.20%
4-
1
1
<
56'/4C
5%
t
1
5-
(quar.)—
preferred
Railroad, 4(4%
Webster
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Greene
6-20
37 %c
Detinning, 7%
Carolina
jute
bagging
shipment to oil
approximately 700 employees.
will .continue
Bagglhg Company's policy
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
Securities, Inc.—
*
preferred
7-10
5-
5-
(initial)
common
preferred
4-20
common
4-13
62'/2c
$4.50
4-20
27'/4c
common
President
4-10
37'/2c
(quar.)
$4.25
4-20
51.06'4
—
.
Wabash
9
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Starrett Corp. (from capital
surplus)
Special (out of capital surplus)
Stubnitz
Vulcan
7-
of
4-13
(quar.)—
preferred
4-20
(quar.)
Equipment Mfg.
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
$1.25
6%
1
Clothier,
1
4-30
37 '/2c
5-
4(4%
5-
4-30
(quar.)
51.033/4
Standard Railway
Struthers-Wells,
preferred
Walworth
—
&
6%
Washington Gas Lignt
Stern & Stern
Textiles,
a
W/;P. IGholson
62 J/2c
Corp. of
Virginian Railway Co.—
Walker
Standard Milling, class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)——
Standard Oil (Ohio), 334%
pfd. A (quar.)—
Standard Products Co
Strawbridge
Vanadium
4-20
Stores
as
Manufacturing Co.,
$2.50
(quar.)^
preferred A (quar.)_
America
4-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. of
Canada, Ltd
operated, "however,
4-3C
4-10
1
their current
B.), 5%
1
5%
4-14
5-
15c
(resumed)
1
„
Bros.
(J.
stock
and gins.
Carolina Bagging has
?WlteiI.the stockholders of Carolina Bagging nave
approved t-ie oLxTi¬
the entire
operation
will
remain
intact
as
heretofore.
It
will
be
in¬
F
-
Food
5-
State Street Investment
net
preferred
conv.
the
mills
(Bait.)—
Fund
5-
Mines, Ltd
Standard Fire Insurance
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,
Sterchi
Line
97'4c
Stadacona
Parts
$6
92 '4c
(stock
5-15
5-31
30c
(quar.)
common
common
Camp Sea
Van Sciver
Service—
Quarterly —
Springfield Gas Light
Steel
Corp.,
(quar.)—_—
&
Canal
common
preferred (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
3-20
50c
4(4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR. (quar.)_
Stauffer
Stores
all
leading f manufacturers
covering bale cotton for the
for
4-13
8c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Vitamin
(Dallas)
Bros,
(from
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) &
Special Investments
Common
(quar.)
Quarterly
8%
ties
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)___
4(4%
J.),
S.
United
4-13
62'4 c
...—
(quar.)—
(initial)
common
(N.
cotton
4-30
50c
Lines
United Transit,
4-16
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred (quar.),
Southwestern Electric Service, 4.40%
New
S.
of
also
are
*37c
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
U.
4-13
$1.20
1st
Southwestern
S.
They
4-17
——
Co., new
purchase
1
8c
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Drug,
industries.
and
&
the
buildings/. Their products consist of cotton batting, sisal pads,
cushions,, automotive felt for the automotive,' furniture, and
and
5-
$2
U.
4-13
59C
Railway—
non-cum. preferred
non-cum.
6
net
preferred
Rubber Co.,
S. Shoe Corp.
3-30
Southern
Southwestern
4-13
87'/2C
(from
Quarterly
U.
Elec.
Power
1
15c
Machinery,
U. S.
3-20
4-16
(quar.)
England
5-
••
(quar.)
Snares
Fund
Jersey RR.
U. S. Envelope
4-20
4-16
17'4C
—
(quar.)
Nevada
Southern
common
J50c
t$1.50
(quar.)
common
&
4-10
$1
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kansas, Inc.—
(Abilene, Kansas), 5% preferred (quar.)_
5-15
(quar.)—
Gas
4-
9
Special
5-15
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Indiana
4.80%
5%
Shoe
4-18
20c
25c
Power,
preferred
4.72%
Southern
5%
New
6%
Petroleum—
preferred
Colorado
1
5-
United
preferred
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southern
4-20
5-
60c
Inc.—
United
5
4%
Southern Canada
5-15
X35C
——
Corp.
for
,
4-20
(quar.)—i
common
income)
into
.
4-20
——————
Continental
Industrial
5
4-30
P.
This offer has been recommended
by management and is a waiting
approval of the stockholders.
- *
■
Carolina Bagging Co.,
founded in
1908,
has been operating con¬
tinuously in Henderson, N. C. and presently occupies 500,000 squara
feet 6'f_'manufacturing facilities in
three main plants and auxiliary'
4-20
*
5-15
(quar.)
Funds,
United
5
5-
28c
28'4 C
;
5-15
(quar.),—
preference
Fund
Tool,
United
5
5-15
'
87'/2C
Ltd.
Ltd., class A
&
vestment
2
•
6% preferred (quar.)
Southern California Water,
N.
2
4-
$1
(quar.)
———
Drill
United
3-30
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
Little, Chairman of the Board of Textron American, Inc.,
Gholson, President of Carolina Bagging Co., Henderson,
C.^ Jointly announced on April 10, that an
agreement has been
W.
Co.
$1.12 »/2
income)
Preferred
3-30
$1.12'4
4.48%
4-16
Inc.—Continues Diversification—
Royal
and
"
B
United
3-30
4-30
—
5-15
10c
Textron American,
8-15
92'/2C
California
of
Corps.,
Class
/
United
(quar.)
5-25
8-24
11-26
(Continued from page 10)
«&=.-
Missouri
Canada,
Continental
United
3-26
5-
t25c
com.
40c
I
4-13
4 PC
(quar.)—,
convertible
United
Co.—
Edison,
of
Co.
investment
70C
Sugars
California
4-14
(quar.)
Aircraft, 4% pref. (quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50
4-11
35C
Oil
United
3-30
of
preferred
Gas
United
4-13
5-
4-16
J50C
Water
4-20
1
(quar.)
$3.50
4-13
1
t53c
preferred (quar.)
1
5-
(quar.)—.
preferred
Union
8
120c
:.
Insurance
preferred
Union
4-16
5-
25c
(quar.)
5-
10c
—
Jersey (Jersey City) (quar.)
$3.70
1
6-
4-25
5-15
70c
(quar.)
$1.22'/2
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$4
4-10
5c
(quar.)—
4-20
4-30
40c
Electric
$4.50
2
40c
*
—
4-20
1
,
entered
Union
5-
:i2'/2c
—
(quar.)
4.56%
8%
4-16
15c
—
1
5-
1
3-29
4-13
t45c
Co
Pittsburgh
4.24%
4-27
5-25
25c
com
5-
-
Trust Co. of New
(quar.)—
22»/ac
Quarterly
7c
—
com.
35c
Corp.,
Line
li/uv
General Corporation and
Investment News
9
4-16
633%c
Pipe
Quarterly
Paper Mills Ltd.—
preferred
Southdown
1
*45c
(quar.)—
—•—
Corp.
6-
4-13
1
1
4-
5-
25c
(quar.)
Universal
6-15
5-
4-16
*30c
(quar.)
uas
<a
5-
•'
preferred
Investment
On
40c
investment
Co.
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
(Howard)
preferred
1
1
—
Smith
$4.90
5-
6-
25c
(quar.)__
Slscoe Gold Mines, Ltd.
(interim)
Slater (N.), Ltd., com (increased quar.)
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith
preferred
5-15
—
(quar.)
<4uai'.j
cuip.
$2.55
5-
(quar.)—
(from
Power
Foods
(T. S.),
Southern
'i.d»ioaiJi^ricu
$1
—
4(4%
7-20
4-12
85c
(quar.)
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr <quar.)_;
Silvray Lighting
South
1
XV,
Holden
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
.Duiiuing Association
Co. (quar.)
91'Ac
(quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
Bherwln-Williams (Canada)
$2
b-
4-26
4c
When
Share
Co. (New York)
iiduels
5-
—
u*—
&
Company
Bank & Trust
Transcontinental Gas
Shares
income)
Smith
Trade
5-
27'4 C
—
income)
preferred
Shawinigan Water
Slmms
Per
Name of
2
4-
27'4 c
7
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven)
Selected
4-15
27'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
investment
Scott Paper, $3.40 pfd.
(4 preferred (quar.).
Scovill
25c
.
Nuclear Fund—
net
(From
(quar.)
common
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April
of
for. the
65,000
basement
foot engineering building, which-r
one-storv-above-grade, got' underway*
square
and
April 2.. The companf expects it to be completed by Feb. 1,
The* new
space
will be utilized for the firm's rapidly
product and design engineering departments,
and also for
a
1957.
-
t!
expanding)
showplacej
_
Number 5525
Volume 183
of
lines
35
some
ventilating
heating,
conditioning,
air
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
U.
heat
and
equipment manufactured by Trane.
transfer
of
installations demanding high tonnage capacities.
The
located on the same side of a single, large evaporator
p.
conditioning
and
load
assets at
April
to
Chairman
Randolph,
F.
of
Board and
the
of
$1,753,563
the
than
the
attributed
dividend
of
cents
30
about
$2,095,838,
was
pay
higher
to
increase
in
Clerk,
Crolius,
1955.
103%
fewer
j
field,
electronics
April 6
May.
of
*
the
with
contracts
company's
\.t
,
;
■
Co.
Oil
and
Inc.
working
in
-
conversion
occurs
occurs
during
would
Gulf
then
has
not
Board
ffers
has
-
of
shares
people
Union
textile
whose
1955
conv.
this
\
stock.
onfident
that
funds
uestion
bout
this
b«
is
of
the
the
the
to
ws
"ficcr
to
do
first
a
Union
and
step
have
so,
will
in
been
provide
of
The
Car
believe
we
a
probably
merger
by
made
the
that
stockholders
uthorized
nother
raise
approved
capital
stock
to
between
Union
the
Gulf
or
between
place
stock
approved
..ployees—V.
182,
p.
Locke,
A.
a
President,,
Jr.,
amendment
3,000,000
to
and
restricted
a
to
increase
the
stockholders
The
its
stock
authorization
at
10
voted
from
$100
par
have
gives
y
board
the
plan
W.
for
the
company
shares
of
to
pre-
directors
no
to
right
equity
issue
appears
President,
for financing
our
need
at
said:
purchase
this
"Since
of
time
of
also
approved
personnel.
a
a
restricted
Exercise
favorable
of
relationship
the
can
exercised.—V.
be
stock
sell
option
plan
for
options
with
183,
will
depend
operating
United
C
Securities
corporation
covering
on
March
1,000,000
cents
and
at
least
two
shares
of
share,
a
without
letter
common
of
the
the
and
stock
be used lor
expenses Incident to
(par
10
cents)
to
underwriting. The proceeds
be
are
mining operations^—V. 178, $. 1672.
shares
1,
positions
other
assume
as
important
and
will
H.
retain
his
Brayley,
ViceYork, was
of
New
March
to
24,
1956,
deficit
a
$5,754
was
of
nine
cents
the
on
the
on
785,215
told
was
that
182,
(outstanding
shares
operations
favorable
trend
to
date
and
that date.
on
in
the
profitable
second
results
quarter
for
the
-
658.
p.
net
at
of
PRESENT
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings
ry.
Gross
1954
1953
$354,895
$381,328
76,776
79,033
66,122
95,609
Jan.
47,593
39,089
29,407
46,540
734,306
745,276
708,158
789,345
123,141
175,169
112,386
186,671
74,764
86,653
49,758
85,354
1—
from
railway
railway
ry. oper. income
—V. 183, p. 1414.
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,500,000
Securities
t71,930 shs.
12,000,000 shs.
t581,562 shs.
>
The
SEC
and
company
covering
Exchange
March
on
share), without
working capital.—V.
covered
by
of
net
for
earnings
underwriting.
179, p. 1206.
Winn-Dixie
reserved
issuance
for
debentures
issue
upon
offered.
above
exercise of
for
notification
proceeds
the
10-year<
conversion
stock.—V.
183,
upon
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$
Sales
are
to
with
at
be
the
($10
par
used
for
1956—40 Wks.—1955
$
$
33,212,065
$
29,187,022 316,471,863 274,663,938
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
reserved
of
stock to be offered
The
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher^r
Period End. March 31—
warrants.
upon
letter
a
common
+124,657
be
issue
Commission—
filed
30
11,000 shares of
per
subordinated
are
1955
$356,181
railway
oper. income___
from
Net
Butter¬
—
1956
$363,439
railway
Net
400,000 shs.
to
for
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1414.
p.
from
From
figure
income
(Mo.)—March Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
William Penn Finance Co., Whittier, Calif.—Files With
exercise
of
certain
convertible
filed
preferred
letter
a
of
stock
common
salaried
SEC
corporation on April 10 filed
24.236 shares of its
covering
offered
to
wholly-owned
Plan.—V.
registration statement with the
a
common
stock,
$1
par,
to be
employees of the company and employees of its
subsidiaries pursuant to its Employee Stock Purchase
certain
183,
1522.
p.
Wisconsin
and
with
notification
(par $2.50)
hourly
paid
be offered
to
employees
on
Gross
Plaseckl
$57,690,074,
Net
ry.
Jan.
announced
in
and
increase
further
stockholders'
equity.
in
There
the
was
•
-
■
8.
the
the
H-21
year,
effort
to
be
the
during
during
1955
without
met
mortgage
ings
reduced
he said,
loan,
from
tion
the
for
the
50%
sale
world-wide basis
has
been
initiated
the
Army
The
sales
was
4,192,433
5,042,112
951,551
373,835
1,011,498
♦142,993
377,170
Files
The
the
sales
and
31,
reduced
were
30%
A
value
in
total
of
1,132
amendment,
of
compared
1955,
and,
earnings
undertaken
in
certain
support
during
in
the
case
based
before
directors
on
of the
earn¬
depreciation.
and
areas
Sales
in
in
rose
representa¬
negotiations
representation
of
helicopters
and
other
1955
have been
licensing
of
if
he
The
(
his
on
for all
new
*«;
"
shareholders
while
of
noti'ication
be offered
and
for
The
at
the
with
par
($25
proceeds
construction.—V.
are
180,
by
will
1,469
t*
4,995,
Towne Manufacturing Co.—Split Voted—
&
for
Gilbert
the
April
on
by
one
an
W.
affirmative
Chapman,
directors
to
shares
new
shares
Yale
directors of
and
is at
the
own
same
the
same
account.
which
time
It
are
no
an
a
one
this
shareholder-
representation
three
of
the
by
com¬
company's
competing company.
&
or
serve
on
director or employee
also
in
establishes reasonable qualifipar
keeping with public'policy.
j jot-
;*»'<•
-i
f-
»'
*>
'cpq
that
it
is
the
intention
May
profits were reported by Mr.
During the 1956 first quarter,
and
also
shipped
products
rate 30%
ahead of last year.
He predicted that
1956 would be better than in any previous year.
quarter
sales
and
a
year
Yale
& Towne
$109,600,000
orders
new
sales
amounted
achieved
were
in
to
$105,000,000,
and record
1953.
February, he said, indicate that
net income after taxes for the 1956 first quarter will be "substantially
obtained
in
January
said,
"Yale
Towne
&
of Its
field."
equipment
of
Because
both
ment
and
than net Income for the comparable 1955 period.
plans were also revealed by Mr.
Chapman.
"Due
increase in the
rate
of our incoming
business,"
continued
the
the
here
now
facilities,
market
and
to
he
consideration plans for en¬
particularly in the materials handling
under
has
for materials handling equip¬
pointed out, competition in this field
expansion
abroad,
he
increased.
To meet and stay ahead of competition in
quality and design of products, he said, Yale & Towne three years
ago initiated
a $5,000,000 research and manufacturing program that
has resulted in a new line of standard Yale fork trucks, incorporating
greatly
are
engineering
"safer,
features
faster, -rhbre
used
durable
by the automotive industry,which
and more efficient thai! any pre¬
viously produced."—-V'.' 183, p. 1799.
York
.
revealed
a
their
obtained
at
the
for
See
by-law does not take away the right of any1'shareholder to
stock in a ratio
of the presently out¬
the stockholders meeting.
Towne
year
many
the board of
of
if he is:engaged in such
may
officer,
business,
that
said
that
of
<1
the
26.
first
at
customers
to
has
"prevent
added
vote
President,
set
at
April
on
Improved
Chapman
largement
to
He
split
80%
to
quarterly dividend rate of 37^2 cents on
meeting.
The present equivalent rate
on
the new stock is 30 cents per share.
He said that the directors,
at their meeting following that of the stockholders, fixed the record
date of April 19 for stockholders to be eligible to receive
IV2 addi¬
tional shares
for each share held.
It is planned to mail
the new
the
Results
309,248 shares voted for
representing
107,214 shares
the 466,596 shares outstanding
voted
12
shares.
standing
sales of
representing
serve
board.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
(
stockholders
2%
sales
shareholders
18
officers
directors
•.
loans
1956—Month—1955
1414.
p.
Expansion
engaged In
company
tions
short-term
of
stock to
underwriting.
$67,157,603 $53,908,256 $166,023,992 $147,822,916
183,
greater"
adopted by-law provides that
directors
repay
letter
a
.
Last
areas.
adopted an amendment to the by-laws
elected to the Vertol board "cannot be in
the Vertol
are
—V.
with
April 5
on
amendment
on
filed
without
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—March Sales Higher—
The
Vertol
of
1955.
manufacturing facilities
against. Slightly over 87.1% of
represented at the April 5 meeting.
R. Berlin, Chairman and President,
petitors"
to
used
Period End. Mar. 31—
excess
S. Air Force
unfilled orders
Board—
shareholders
approved
a
be
1694.
27
shares of common
Stockholders,
deliveries
that any person
position of conflicting interests."
voted
March
on
to
Sales
concentrated
U.
the
repayments
of
logistical
establishment
and
requiring
the
1522.
p.
increase
an
Shareholders Vote to Prevent Representation by Com¬
on
company
p.
of
Mr. Berlin said that employment
reflecting increased production.
petitors
183,
covering 5,300
share)
to
company's
affecting
value
Dec.
on
principal
to
and
was
established
for
overhaul
4,473,596
360,234
per
rapid accumulation of working capital
to help meet anticipated heavier financing requirements in 1956.
a
4,964,538
261,043
SEC
will permit more
program
77,507
1,014,122
Yale
estimated
an
year.
Interest rates
agreements.
long-term
This,
♦13,712
Woodbury Telephone Co., Woodbury, Conn.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
orders.
approximately $125,000,000
a
year earlier.
were
137,311
With
Work Horse helicopter.
Output was ahead
permitting deliveries under a small contract
Government
Government
H-21
to
rose
107,890
|
railway
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
*
'
-
manufacturing
Canadian
U.
413,393
1
ry.
29%,
for
1953
$2,481,136
224,885
of
year
or
1954
$2,077,219
439,746
income___
from
Net
of
improvement
1955
$2,181,637
1—
from
Gross
_
income___
oper.
From
Helicopter
an
1956
railway
railway
from
$2,477,773
518,962
from
Net
a
Central Ry.—Earnings—
February—
the
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
formerly
20-passenger
the
business
per
also
company's
The
the
first
Dec.
board.
ended
equivalent
from
of
parent's
$2,500,000
extent
production contracts with
$70,000,000 were received from
for
12
with
will
Reginald
Exchange Bank
weeks
is
stock
common
his
relinquished
board.
the
on
12
This
year.
initially
shares
183,
Net
with
purchases
respectively.
TO
Don
notification
due
1956—3 Mos.—1955
President
new
the
vacancy
the
more
a
Net
convertible
New
821.
Exchange Commission—
30 filed
the
reserved
totaled
1951.
the
were
p.
United Mining: & Leasing: Corp., Central City, Colo.—
With
are
to
position
the
under
on
revenues
of
board
Gross
$1,053,631, or 26%, in working capital and of
in stockholders' equity.
At the same time, longindebtedness was reduced by 38% to $1,753,693, the lowest point
with
a
between
and participants must remain
beforee options
The
in
value)
of
on
1955
schedule
of
DC-8
to
the
for
Western
through
further
Aircraft
in
foreign
1
*
further
the
the sale of
as
trustee,
of
amount
com¬
(manu¬
processing
(Comparisons
to
124,667
to
shares
corporation,
during
The
stockholders
expenses,
iles
Co.
and
Reflecting the company's better credit position, Mr. Berlin ex¬
plained, improvements were negotiated in its V-Loan and Mortgage
600,000
Patterson,
A.
arrangements
anticipate
we
management
ars
of
stock
convertible
143,860
share
$1,611,642,
equity."
alntenance
d
the
on
completed
aircraft,
The
to
*
ditional
1955.
sales
1962—
par
case
the
or
and
financial
on
preferred stock in the future
Commenting
t
Sons
key
value.
sirable.
e
approval
300,000
the
the
Berlin
Mr.
A
authorization
ditional
April
appointed
3%%,
$16,770,000 $13,513,000 $42,839,000 $34,338,000
—V.
option
Stock Increased—
named
of
Western Auto Supply Co.
$100,000,000
for
11
and
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
plan
E,
'
was
Sales
and
2837.
on
The
shares,
provision
from
stock
April
board
Chemical-Corn
charges.
indicate
18%
over
1954,
and, for the first time in several years, were predominantly under
incentive-fixed price, rather than cost-plus-fixed-fee,
contracts.
Ap¬
proximately 83% of the aircraft accepted during the year were pro¬
duced under incentive-fixed price contracts.
Loan
crease
equipment,
&
spinning
due
$282,711,
EFFECT
paid in such
in
115,942
of
per
Sales
■
the
stock
common
Corp.,
achieved
record high earnings of $1,550,937, or $3.32 per share, for the
year
ended Dec. 31, 1955, Don R.
Berlin, President and Board Chairman,
announced on April- 2.
These earnings compared with, $1,360,241 in
1954 and the previous high mark of $1,410,345 in 1953.
succeeds
6,000,000
obsolete
an
United Air Lines, Inc.—Preferred
rerd
Net
par value)—
(each for purchase of
company
This
on
director
to
Net
of
charter
a
from
also
as
($5
cumulative
(a)
Vertol
,
on
the
of
Chairman
profit
all
•
option plan, without underwriting. The proceeds are for business
expansion, development of new equipment and for automatic vending
new
products—V. 182, pp. 1161 and 1382.
term
Officer.
eliminate
They
The
in
difficult
and
GIVING
outstanding
at. $12
the
April
11
amended
the
byshall
be
the
Chief
Executive
President
Edwin
Executive
amendment
arter.
the
company.
Chief
as
continues
its
stock
that
Corp.—Stock Increased, etc.—
request of B. C. Graves, who
the
board of
directors on
Graves
r.
electronic
and
$633,398
the year).
March 23
covering 22,935 shares of
SEC
The
Union Tank
At
has
and
been
principal
796,992 shares outstanding on
March 24 after provision for preferred dividend.
This
compares
with earnings of $95,809 for the 13 weeks ended
March
26,
1955.
This was equivalent
to three cents per share of
of
issu-
Russell
as
share
per
Vendo Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
and
Internally
the
1521.
since
halrtran,
of
Butterworth
incorporated
are
common
stock
warrants
desirable.
Gulf
commitments
No
able
merger.
two
e
1912
has
series
1956—Month—1955
February—
debs, due
124,657 shares
p.
and
oy
of
notice
Co.—Russell Also Becomes President-
member
fill
yarns.)
$4,639,793
but not
year
'
capital
by
In fact, no negotiations have taken
companies on that subject.—V. 183, p. 1798.
a
W;
machinery
($2.50
of
tlncludes
quite
a'wavs
between
whether
oi
is
is most
now
companies.
wo
It
-
will
w°
transaction
Tnis
variety
a
H.
31, 1965 at $16.50)
conversion
probable that our need for funds
ill rise even
more
rapidly in the future.
While we have had no
ifficulty in arranging our financing in the past, and certainly are
common
:uring
in
Co.,
$6,740,000
bonds,
the company.
R.
Net
'•
growing
portion of this capital demand has been finapced
funds; the balance by borrowed funds and
of
share
preferred
them
mortgage
McLaughlin
of
after
preftrred stock, the conver¬
sion of no shares of such stock; (b) in the case of the
10-year war¬
rants, the further exercise of no warrants; and (c) in the case of
common
stock, the issue of no shares upon conversion of shares of
transaction
financing
several important advantages.
funds needed to finance our
provides
it
that
believes
enerated
nce
organized
was
more-or-less
were
stock
tAssumes
Co.
xpenditures.
■Our expenditures for replacement and expansion of properties
cilities have aggregated $567,000,000 during the last
10 years,
ur annual
rate of expenditure has tripled in this period.
A
of
and
figures
pfd.
•Dividends
1
A.
with
Farls
2,000,000
*$2.28
that ^
these
will convert
it considers
it
because
not
the
1661.
p.
and
President
•
which
finishing
years'.-are
March
Oil
the
1
It
on
vote
1521.
p.
position
(excluding H. W. Butterworth
acquired in January, 1956) amounted to
Common
developed
have
duties
'
3,000,000
Also,
183,
Edward
long-term indebtedness and to pro¬
2,000,000
The
Gulf
whether or
purchased them
Directors
of
company
your
First,
and
3,000,000
each
for
quarter.—V.
products),
of
cony,
one
Trust
registrar
183,
President
redemption prices ranging from
1, 1957 to 100% if redeemed after
subordinated debs, due 1976
Discussed—
Farmers
and
refunding
'
re-
sink, fund 3%
4% %
Investment.
desirable
The
are
15-yr. sinking fund note, $75,000
1959-62, $300,000 due 1963-71—
'
■
decided
yet
Gulf-
ebentures.
2,400,000
own
the
with
a
at
capital.
(manufacturers
and
in
due
..
the
•
conversations
ulf
at
April 1,
sufficient
15-yr.
five years, and $72,0^.0,000
third five years, increasing Gulf's
accordingly.
Should
the debentures be
Union
in
investment
onverted,
tock.Oui
on
products.
CAPITALIZATION
-
during the second
conversion
otal
initially
share
a
Authorized
has concluded the sale. of $120,000,000 of 3V*%
subordinate convertible debentures to Gulf Oil Corp.
The
new
debentures
are
conveniole into ccmmon stock at the
rice of $70
per share
during the first five years, $75 during the
ext
five years,
and $80 during the third five-year period, after
hich the conversion privilege ends.
Gulf Oil Corp. has purchased
60,000,000
of-these debentures,
and will purchase an additional
60,000,000 during the next year.'*
;
■->
Should
Gulf
Oil Corp.
decide to convert all the debentures Into
ommon stock,
it will be obligated to make a further payment of $48,00,000 if the conversion occurs during the first five years, $60,000,000
f
mailing
the
$18,101,695 $15,053,857 $50,432,663 $43,807,426
—V.
Springfield,
varying periods during
worth
continuing
company
f-the
before
of
to
previous
5-year
the
current
Company which was
$20,172,776 and net income to
>
Bank
agent
and
elected
Sons
April 10, said in part:
H. Taylor, President, on
results
Walgreen Co.—March Sales Higher—
activities by the
acquisition of Super Tool Co.
(manufacturers
carbide-tipped cutting tools); Insuline Corp. of America, and Transi-
&
,
California—Financing
of
known
the
1414.
p.
Period End. March 31—
EARNINGS—Net sales of the company
■.v
on
713.
p.
Umion
This
option
before April
or
on
10-year warrants
eese
$2
414%
for
that
so
be
183,
Sales
the
offices
facturers
situation -improves, it proposes to diversify its
line with this, it is now engaging in preliminary disthe
acquisition of one or more suitable companies."
In
ussions
by
additional
ponents
company's
ky.,183,
stdck
common
certain
tron,
peratiens;
ctivities.
City
paying
lien
1955, the company and its then only subsidiary, Morse Twist
Drill & Machine Co., were
engaged solely in the manufacture and sale
of
machine
tools,
automotive repair equipment,
and
cutting tools.
During the years 1955 and 1956 to date, the company has diversified
these contracts;
company is considering the advisability of selling its building
Memorial Drive, Cambridge, and leasing back space for its
the
would
-
retire
companies
eliminate
into
increases
to
Prior
,
will
the
with
ponents
the termination of certain
that
Government
16
Virginian Ry.—Trustee Appointed—
The
Mass., produces and sells, through its
subsidiaries, machine tools, automotive repair equipment, metal cutting
tools, textile finishing machinery, and a variety of electronic com¬
■.
been concluded for
have
"Arrangements
pgrating losses
at
1966.
equipment for synthetic
working capital; *
more
which
BUSINESS—Corporation,
under way for the issuance of new securities to
are
share,
vide
the stockholders,
to
April
meeting.—V.
the
proceeds from the sale of these debentures, to¬
proceeds from the concurrent sale of a $3,000,000
note to the Prudential Insurance Co. of America will be
its
as
the. middle
in
office
take
"Preparations
"As
with
two
15-year 4V<%
on
President an executive widely experienced
whose name will be announced later and who
has elected
beard
t. 640
notification
(par
used
stock
$ common
from
amendment
PROCEEDS—Net
by
shares
a position of
conflicting interests.
meeting, according to Mr. Berlin, is set for May 10.
annual
postponed
Ward Baking
convertible
are
per
if redeemed
gether
important developments:
has announced the following
"The
of
stock
and 1971.
They are entitled to a sinking fund
$100,000 principal amount in the years 1960-75 and
retire
April 1,
The
payments
dividend
earned
income
report dated
a
$17.25
deemable
'
Corp.—Planning New Financing—
Ultrasonic
oss
letter
a
common
1966
1961,
to
new funds received
exercise of warrants. The first quarter
the same amount declared in the corre¬
was
debentures
of
price
of
irovide
filed
cents) to be
10 cents per share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are
for expenses incident to mining operations.—V. 182, p. 2297.
The
19%
corresponding period in
the
sponding quarter of 1955 on 610,213
then outstanuing.—V. 183, p. 7x3.
to
21
at
principal
quarter
the
many portfolio stocks and to
for common stock issued upon
is
The
was
183
and the books closed.
i
,
.
for
elected cannot be in
any person
capital¬
stock.—V.
another nine-figure milestone with net in¬
income
investment
the
authorized
tures, due April 1, 1976, was offered on April 10 by Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., as sole underwriter, at 100%, plus
accrued interest. This offering has been oversubscribed
„
record $300,016,-756 at March 31, it was reported
a
dividend.
Chairman
n
the
common
$300,000,000 in Net In¬
,
,
Francis
by
12
extra
"The
March
on
covering 400,000 shares of
offered
from $278,027,599 at the first of the year, and
was
an
increase of $21,989,157 after payment of the extra dividend
of- 50 cents per share on the common stock pn Feb. 24, Mr. Randolph
disclosed.
The 1956 figure was about 24% higher than net investment
assets of $242,032,305 on March 31, 1955.
#
Value of portfolio investments rose $15,585,468 in the first- quarter,
and. the $6,403,689 balance of the increase in ret investment assets
represented new funds received for 360,577 shares of common stock
Issued upon exercise of 283,919 warrants, Mr. Randolph stated.
Common stock asset vaiue was $43.35 per share on 4,793,541 shares
oh March 31,
after provision for possible taxes on unrealized appre¬
ciation, and was up from $42.54 on 4,437,964 shares at the beginning
of the year.
The increase was limited, Mr. Randolph pointed out,
by the large exercise of warrants and to lesser extent by payment of
T.
in
of
snares
vote his Vertol shares for the election of
directors; it requires only that
articles
by-law
The corporation
SEC
The new peak was up
C.
increase
an
500,000
the
amend
51
Uranium Exploration, Inc., Minot, N. D.—Files—
President.
larger
for
to
to
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Debentures Offered—An
issue of $2,000,000 4*£% convertible subordinated deben¬
.
passed
corporation,
vestment
Net
providing
company
proposal
1980.—V.
Corp.—Tops
Tri-Continental
the
the
the
control.—V. 183, p. 1279.
limit
This
of
adopted
931.
company
a
vestment Assets—
on
incorporation
Securities Fund, Inc.—Stock Increased
have
annual
spokesman, the new duplex units were
designed and engineered so that all the features of Trane singlecompressor
CenTraVacs could be retained.
These include capacity
control
hermetic operation, minimum noise and freedom from vibr#-.
tion, automatic operation, positive lubrication, gas cooled motors and
to
According
stockholders
ization
are
condenser.
compressors
S. Railroad
The
"Duplex" compressor water chilling units ranging in size from
800 to 1,200 hp. were announced by this company on April 4 for air
New
(19.03)
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
Borg-Warner
Corp.
above.—V.
183,
p.
1041.
1
.Monday, April 10, 19-56
Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
The
(1904)
52
AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ft
'■
■
i
-•
r*
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1976
ALABAMA
payable
at
the
Evergreen, Ala.
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
Warrant Sale — An issue of
gality approved by O'Melveny &
$150,000 general obligation war¬ Myers, of Los Angeles.
terest
rants
sold
was
to
Co., of Birmingham, as 3%s.j
1956. Legality ap¬
proved
O'Neal
Dumas,
by
&
I
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Sale
Bond
Dated March 1,
The $215,000 off-
—
parking
improvement
bonds offered April 4 —: v. 183,
street
1663—were awarded to Crowell,
Weedon & Co., of Los Angeles, as
p.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County School District
No. 33 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
p. 1281—were awarded to Henry
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
College
(P.
College
O.
Heights), Ark.
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 183,
p. 1663—were awarded to the W.
R.
Stephens
Little
Investment
Rock,
3.40s,
as
bids
Co.,
at
of
price
a
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Unified School District,
Bank
&
awarded
America
of
Savings
the
to
National
Association,
Trust
San
of
Francisc.o, at 100.33, a net interest
cost of about 3.30%, as follows;; '
,
$25,000
'
5s.
Due
and
125,000
1
of
about
'
-
3%s. Due
v-« due on
Oak
: -
school
bonds
183,
v;
a
offered
composed
group
America
National
due
April
of
100.08,
about
Bank
&
interest
net
a
2.93%,
as
of
Sav¬
*
1957 to 1964
65,000 4V2s. Due
,
1966 to
of
1971
inclusive.
on
195,000 3s. Due
on
May 15, 1965.
May 15 from
130.000
)<
and
Is.
Due
Gladys
that
$94;000 3}k%, due on April
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
H.
the
^.Murphy
Park School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
;Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
Los
Angeles,
April 17 for
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $45,000' building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclu¬
the
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
(PST)
City
Council
bids
April
on
until
will
re¬
12:30. p.m.
24 for
the
from
15
1957
to
pur¬
inclusive.
1976
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at the City Treasurer's
the
at
or
cmy.
office
of
the
pay¬
Bond Sale—The $39,000 build¬
bonds
awarded
of
San
offered
to
April
Hannaford
&
9
were
Talbot,
Francisco.
Costa Mesa Union
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
j Ottering—L.
B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
,
bids
until
for
at
11
his
the
building
1956.
office
in
(PST)
purchase
a.m.
Due
bonds.
on
Santa
on
of
Dated
Ana
April 24,
$215,000
May
1,
May 1 from 1957 to
City, as 2.30s, at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 2.26%,
O. Milford), Conn.
Sale
The
$2,060,000
and sewer bonds offered
Bond
(P.
—
school
April 10
—
awarded
v.
to
183, p. 1663 — were
a
group headed
by
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York City, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.14,
basis of about 2.87%.,
a
the
of
members
group:
&
Bond
receive sealed bids at his office in
Bernardino, until
11
a.m.
(CDST) on April 30 for the pur^
of $640,000 building bonds.
Dated April 15, 1956. Due on April
15
from
1957
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O).
able at the County
fice.
veny
pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
^
O.
"
1663—were awarded
First" Boston
to* the
Corp., New
City, at 2%s, at a price ol
basis of about 2.58%.
a
Special Tax School
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
Offering—W. R. .Thomas,
Secretary of the Board of Public
Instruction,
will
receive sealed
County
District No.
1
Bond
bids
until
11*
(EST)
a.m.
May
on
16 for the purchase of $15,000,001
due
bonds.
Due
1966
in
March
on
thereafter
and
1
are
subject to prior redemption. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
First
the
National
Bank
ol
Miami;
Chase Manhattan^Bapk,
New-York City, or at the First
National Bank of Chicago.
Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
New York City.
.
of
,
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla. '■
Offering — Chairman J.
Bond
Saxton
Lloyd
announces
Commission
will
bids until 10
a.m.
24
that the
sealed
receive
(EST)
on
April
for the
purchase of $5,500,000
Sarasota Countv bridge revenue
bonds. ' Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Nov. 1, 1985.
The bonds are
Security-First
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles, as 3y4S, at a .price
100.61, a basis of about 3.09%;
on
Nov.
1, 1960, or on
interest payment date there¬
after.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, of New. York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell/of New York City.
San Gabriel School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Hospital
Bond Offering—Harold J.
bids.^at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m.1 (PST)
on
April 17 for
the purchase of $140,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956- Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1976
Authority
of
Certificate
Hardy,
Offering
Secretary,
—
will
O.
B.
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $700,-
lnplusiv^J $$0.
revenue
certificates.
Dated
]
ap¬
Cutler, of
proved by Chapman &
Chicago.
y
.
INDIANA
f
Township School'Township
Allen
(P. O. Kendallville), Ind.
Sale—The $78,UUU ouild-
Bond
ing bonds offered April
3—v. 183,
Wood,
Frank
1523—were awarded to
York
2%s, at
as
City.
Territory of Hawaii
City
tion
v
>
Corporate
Department, 30 Broad
Bank,
Exchange
3, Clover dale )l
O. R. R.
(P.
Indiana
Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Chemical
County
Corn
j
Building Corpora¬
Eminence School
Bond Offering—L. S. Goto,
and
a
about 2.33%.
of
,
Cincinnati,
price of 100.17, a basis
(City and County),
Honolulu
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until 10 a.m.
bids will
(CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of
$350,?
Street, New York City, until 1:30
000 first mortgage revenue
bonds.
p.m. (EST)
on April 26 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 Board ol
Water
Supply - revenue
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1956. Due on May
15 from 1962 to, 1986 inclusive
Dated April 1,
Trust
1956. Due on July 1
inclusive. Prin¬
1958 to 1981
from
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the
Farmers State £ Bank,YEmi-4
Legality approved by Ross,
nence.'
,
and ' interest
Principal
City
the
of
.
McCordjVlce, & MOler, of, Indian¬
apolis. ^ r,,)f
•••v' '/J :*V
'1!
County pi
and
City.
Township Central Sch-
East River
Legality approved by Wood, King
of New York City,
v
1Dist. .(P. O. Clarinda) ,Towa'
Bond Sale—The* $65,000 school
bonds offered
ILLINOIS
1
IOWA
V,-»
rApril 0V* 183,
awarded to J. W.
£0., of Des Moines, as
2%s, 3s i and S^s, at a price of
p.* 1800—were
Cook
Consol.
Community
County
No. 64 (P.
School District
Park
O.
Ridge), III.
100.13.:
build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 183
p.
1663—were awarded to John
Nuveen & Co., of Chicago, and
Hornblower
&
Weeks, of New
City, jointly, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of a^out
3.19%, as follows: *
! -
York
iV\s. Due
$130,000
from
1957
on July
15
1969 inclusive
to
1970 to
1972
3%s.
15,
1973 and 1974.
Sch. Dist. No. 90
Cook County
(P. O. River Forest), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $595,000
bonds
5_^.v.-483,
1664—were
>
1968 inclusive.
280,000 2Vfes. Due on Dec. 1 from
1&69 to 1975 inclusive.
bonds
The
April 1,
Legality ap¬
dated
are
J-D.
Interest
Hartford, Iowa
,y.
$15,u0J street
.
Sale —The
Iowa
of
Corp.,
3.18%.
y.;.\
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'
"
.
Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until
10:30 a.m. (CST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of $13,000,000 corporate tax anticipation
warrants.
Dated
May
1,
1956.
,
1975 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler,
Jefferson
Bond
Offering
purchase
bonds.
'l*
|f
of
$1,000,000
..
-
the
building
Water
Ay.
on
April
16 for
.
Earl K. Snow,
receive
will,
(CST)
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
the purchase of
$150,000 water revenue, second se¬
(A-O)
for
—
Secretary,
District
on
1
Buechel
County,
bonds.
May
"
District (P. O. Buechel),
f
Due
School District
(P. O. Rock Island), III.
Offering — Bids will be
of Chicago, ji
KENTUCKY
ries
until
;
Childers,
of Direc¬
sealed bids until
7^0 pjn. (CST) on April 19 for
the. purchase of $144,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 %o
Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
received
.
J.
tors, will receive
Barrett,
41
.
Bond Offering—Verna
*
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Warrant Offering — Edward J.
Bond
as
Sch. Dist.
Iowa
;
>
Cook County
No.
'A-
Sanborn Independent
proved by Chapman & Cutler, 01
Chicago.
Moines,
Des
100.50, a basis of about
3V4S, at
Secretary of the Board
•
$315,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1956.
awarded
composed
group
improvement bonds offered April
7 were awarded to,the First of;
on
1957 to
p.
New
Bank of Chicago,
...
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'
of Veith, ff
Duncan
& Wo»d, of Davenport;
Carleton* D.
Beh
Co.,
of Des
Moines; and Paine, Webber, Jack- |j
son & Curtis, of Chicago, as 2%s.
to > a
building bonds was awarded
April 10 to the First National
at 100.05, a net
interest cost of about 2.58%, as
;
offered April
construction
Bond
July
on
\
Muscatine, Iowa
Sale—The $190,000 sewer
Bond
inclusive.
Due
A:/v
.
80,000 3s. Due on July 15 from
190,000
|
Sparks
Rock Island County
Albany-
Dougherty County (P. O.
Albany), Georgia
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality
City.
York
New
Hailstone & Co., of
Principal and interest payable at
Los
and interest
Principal
E.
the County
GEORGIA
a.m.
(F-A) payable at the Carbondale
National Bank, Carbondale, or at
the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of
p.
Legality approved by
King & Dawson, of New
follows:
Florida Development Commission
re¬
10
until
bids
York City.
Bond Sale—The $400,000
FLORIDA
Dade
of New
Trust Company,
Bankers
w^l
on
inclusive.
the
at
or
Sale—jT'he $610,000 Sani¬
10—v. 183, p.
any
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
p. 1663 — were awarded to the
Honolulu,
ritory,
that
announces
Trustees
April 26 for the pur¬
chase of $3,355,000 dormitory rev- -j
enue
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1996
& Dawson,
callable
School District, San
of
tary District bonds offered April
San
chase
April 26 for the pur¬
$7,500,000 public
im¬
on
Exchange Bank, New York
County (P.
Wilmington), Del.
Bond
46 Wall Street.
until 10 a.m
Honolulu, or at the Chemical Corn
DELAWARE
Y
City,
provement bonds. Dated May 1
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1951
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal anc
interest (M-N) payable at the of¬
■']'
New Castle
at
San
(EST)
urer
/,<.7
Company,
York
chase
will
Territory,
sealed bids at the Bankers
receive
New
xai Lee
Kam
—
the
of
Treasurer
Trust
(Territory of)
Offering
Bond
(M-N)
Corp.,; and E. F.
payable at the office of the Treas¬
C' •'
~
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Bonds
Bernardino and
Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
District,
of
School District,
First
the
York
Fiscal
of the City in New York
Legality approved by Or-
Rialto
Buckeye School District, El Dorado
County, Calif.
183, p.
school
Bernardino
#
11—v.
to
bonds offered April
1800—were awarded
Boston Corp., New
purposes
office,
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
office.-
ing
ous
HAWAII
Hawaii
of
sealed
(CST)
fice of the Treasurer of the Ter¬
Hartford, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $1,473,000 vari¬
announces
Clerk of the San Bernardino
County Board of Supervisors, will
until 9
CONNECTICUT
100.53,
son,
in
Tall-
&
Tallmadge
by
madge, of Denver.
Clerk
chase of $5,000,000 airport bonds.
Dated May 15, 1956.. Due omtylay
May 15, 1975
1976.
at his office
of
as
1, 1963.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the office of the
Director of Finance. Legality ap¬
B bonds: $15,000
April 4 from* 1957
Riverside Counties,
Baldwin
bids
Callable
r
inclusive; $12,000 33/4S,
April 1, 1962 and 1963;
ceive sealed
May 15 from
on
.
Redlands Joint Union High School
inclusive.
on
v..
,
ceive
p.m.
Nov. 1 from 1957
on
inclusive.
1970
Other
Oakland, Calif.
Offering — City
Bond
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
\
Due
1, 1956.
York
Agent
May 15 from
on
390,000 2%s. Due
i
cost
follows:
$52Q,000 5s. Due
follows:
1 from
10—
ings Association, of San Francifeco;1 Harris Trust &
Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Dean Witter &
Co.; Wm. R. Staats & Co.; Lawson, Levy & Williams; H. E. Work
& Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
and C. N. White & Co., at a price
of
and
-
$1,300,000
Trust
V
,
5s, due on
School
1799—were awarded to
p.
as
Board
will
8
Dated May
bonds.
power revenue
April' 1; 1962 and 1963;- Hutton & Co J
series
121,000
vV
—
The
—
until
(MST) on May 2 for the purchase
of
$350,000
electric
lignt
and
to 1961
Unified
California
Sale
bids
~
clusive.
District, Contra Costa County,
Bond
sealed
receive
$43,000 ' S^s,
due
on
April 1 from 1964 to 1976 in¬
>
:
May 1 from
on
3.56%,
C.
the
Jean
$59,000 series B bonds: $10,000 5s,
Smith, Barney & Co., Laidlaw &
due on April 1 from' 1957 to
Co.^G. H. Walker &. Cx>v New
V -1961. inclusive:; $6,000 :3%s„
York Hanseatic
from
May 1, 1962
on
1963.:
Antioch-Live
Association, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
and
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
•
April 3—v. 183, p. 1663—
were
awarded
to the
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
inclusive.
10,000 3%s. Due
'
May
on
1957 to 1961
of
Lockard
vin
Atlanta.
Finance,
Director
Milford
County, Calif.
Sale—The $180,000 bonds
Bond
County, Calif.
$160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 183,
were
San
offered
District, Riverside
Bond Sale—Tne
—
in
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
CALIFORNIA
1523
office
until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
April 23 for the purchase of
$265,000
building bonds. Dated
April 15, 1956. Due on April 15
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Marin
p..
his
at
Bond
Guire,
Carbondale), III.
Bond Oifering—Secretary Mel-
March
on
(P. O.
Southern Illinois University
1961.
Interest M-S. Legality
approved by Sumter Keiley, ox
Delta, Colo.
Offering — Irma
receive proved
Clerk, will
County
son,
callable
are
1
The
1976 inclusive.
to
1957
1,
Nov.
L. Alli¬
Offering—Harry
Bond
Novata
School
certificates
COLORADO
to
Morongo School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
of par.
Alvord
office.
Bernardino,
Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical
4.73%.
about
of
sealed
ARKANSAS
basis
43/4S, at a price of 100.15, a
Due on March
1, 1956.
from
Dist. No. 1, Calif.
Martinez Parking
March
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
&
Marx
Hugo
(M-N)-
Dated
April
1,
1956.
April 1 from 1973 to 1977
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
and
interest
the
Citizens
Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., Louis¬
ville.
Legality
appro
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
ville.
by
oi Louis-'
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Number 5525... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
MASSACHUSETTS
Marshall County
(P. O. Benton),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—'ine *a40,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
10—v. vl83, p.
awarded
to
Magnus
100.07,
33/4s, at
as
Note
School
Dist.
bids
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
— H.
A. Norton,
Secretary of » the Parish School
receive sealed bids
(CST) on May 8 for
the purchase of $1,875,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
March 15, 1956. Due on March 15
will
a.m.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
M-S.
Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, -of New
York City.
est
Kaplan, La.
I Bond
Sale—The $85,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
9—v.
183,
leans,
&
The
JDAs.
as
additional
nine
1416—were awarded
Jones, of New Or¬
p;
Scharff
to
interest
months.
bear
bonds
of
Dist. No.
1
iy4%
i Bond
O.
Due
1958 to 1981
1 from
Interest
inclusive.
Shawmut
J-D.
Legality
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MAINE
Auburn, Maine I
-
Note Sale
|
offered
—
.
The $500,000 notes
April .11
First
the
■
awarded to
were
Trust
Auburn
of
Co.,
Auburn, at 2.04% discount.J
•
The, notes
4956/- Due
dated
are
on
April
17,
March 1, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
Boston.
uv
,
■ ■
.
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*
„
*
/ ■
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•
of
-
J
.
til,
City
will- receive
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(EST)
on
April 16 for the purchase of $500,b()0 notes, including $200,()00 due
Get; 1, 1956, and $300,000 on Nov.
I/ 1956. Dated April 20, 1956.
National
Boston,
at
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Sale—The $800,000 notes
offered April 10 were awarded to
Essex Trust
South Portland, Maine
Bond Offering—J. Harold Web¬
ster, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 17 for the purchase of.$600,-
discount,
The
y
are
due
Nov.
on
Payable in Boston
York
16,
New
or
Palmer
aforementioned
ceive
(EST)
Authority,
Massachusetts
Sale—An
the- National
The
of
$638,-
1956.
Due
dated
on
Palmer
&
Dodge,
part of
for
of
>
;
.vV'.
V"
,
members
Other
cate:
Halsey,
of
j
the
Co.,
Stuart &
1
N..Chm-
Offering—John
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until Mav 1 for the
purchase
various
$25,045,000
of
bonds.
purposes
&
Rhoades
Co.,
Dick
&
McEntee
&
Co.,
of Michigan Corporation, Schoell-
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, W. H.
Morton & Co., Laurence M. Marks
&
Co.j Brown Bros. Harriman &
V
Co.
of
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas City; The Ohio Com¬
Bartow, Leeds & Co., Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,. Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Folger, Koto¬
ws B. Hibbs & Co., Freeman &
Co., Malvern Hill & Co., John C.
Middlesex County (P.
Note
Cronin,
receive
O. East
Cambridge) Mass. ,'
Offering — Timothy
J.
County
.sealed
(EST)
bids
on
will
Treasurer,
until
April
17
for
183,
—v.
to
a
group
'Safe
more;
Bank,
Sons,
&
Watts
of
atr100.07,
about
$320^00
2.50%,
3s.
1957 to
1,680,000
from
Brown
Alex.
Chicago;
Baker,
a
Balti¬
Savings
&
Trust
Harris
Stein Bros. & Boyce,
more,
10
composed of Mercantile
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Co.,
all of Balti¬
follows:
Due on May 1 from
1960 inclusive.
2y2s.
Due
on
May
1961 to 1981 inclusive.
East
Note
fered
was
1
County (P. O.
Cambridge), Mass.
note of¬
Sale—The $2,500
April 10—v.
183,
p.
1800—
awarded to the Newton-Wal-
tham
Bank &
Trust
Co., of Wal-
tham, at 1.73% discount.
&
and
net interest cost
as
foregoing bonds are
original issue of $305,-
chase
bids
from
were
to
1957
Principal
j
and
1971
Mass.
Offering—Clyde C. Con¬
Southampton,
Bond
Town Treasurer, will receive
bids at the Day Trust Co.,
Ill Devonshire St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (EST) on April 18 for the
purchase of $380,000 school proj¬
ect bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable ta the Day Trust Co., Bos¬
ner,
& Co.; McCormick &
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Channer
Securities Co.; and E. Ray Allen
Ferndale
■*>.
Bond
until
.
about
from
and
.
1957
to
bids
St. Johns, Mich.
Bond Offering—Jessie
City
until
8
District,
—
(EST)
1981 inclusive.
1973 to
1963
2y2s.
from 1964
15
1972 inclusive.
1958 to
765,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from
$720,000
April
Offering
8
price of 100.09, a net
of about 3.82%, as
a
cost
$735,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
2.73%,
inclusive.
School
bids
until
7:30
A. Finch,
receive sealed
p.m.
(EST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $595,000 water supply and sewage
dis¬
system revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on July
1
from
1957 to
1987 inclusive.
posal
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Springfield, Mich.
Offering —. Marcelline
Bond
City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Howell,
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Mich.
April 23 for the purchase of
Kienj
Irvin
will
Clerk,
$105,-
improvement bonds.
Dated
March. 1,
1956.
Due on
March 1 from 1957 to .1863 inelustreet
000
April 16
$1,000,000. si-ve.- Principal and interest (M-S)
building bonds.
Dated
May
1!, payable at a bank or trust com¬
1956.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1957
pany to be designated by the suc¬
p.m.
the
for
purchase
on
of
,
•
■'
Sch. Dist. No. 37
(P. O. Niles), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Co., at
interest
baum, Secretary of Board of Eduj
cation, will receive sealed bids
in¬
Berrien County
&
,
interest
.r>
.
MacArthur
inclusive;
highway fund bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1957
to 1971 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
or trust company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Berry, - Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
re¬
to
*»■'
B.
15
April 23 for the pur¬
$300,000 motor vehicle
on
of
Lakeview Public
composed of the First
Michigan Corp.; John Nuveen
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.;
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Kenower,
&
$280,000 4s, due cri
sealed
(EST)
Shores,
group
of
Ferndale, Mich.
Offering — Thomas H.
O'Donoghue, City Clerk, will re¬
ceive
r
15
on
Stone,
building bonds offered April 5—
v.
183, p. 1664—were awarded to
Bond
by
Paddock
inclusive, vPrincipal
1982
or-
(J-J) .payable at
trust
a
and. cessful bidder.
bank
*
company-designated by
Legality approved
the purchaser.
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Detroit.
!.
;
Sylvan Lake (P. O. Pontiac
-
^
^"
Michigan
Offering
Bond
19)
—
Marjorie B.
Willson,'City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $50,Lapeer County (P. O. Lapeer),
000 water revenue bonds.
Dated
>
Michigan
I '
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Bond Sale—The $190,000 gen¬
a price of 100.0006, a net interest
1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
eral hospital addition bonds of¬
.cost of about 3.50%, as follows: ;
and interest,(J-J)
payable at a
fered April 10—v. 183, p. .J417-/
$15,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from were awarded to Halsey, Stuart bank or trust company to be des¬
1958 to 1962 inclusive;
;. &
ignated by the successful bidder.
Co., Chicago.
Legality approved
by Berry,
.110,000 31/2S. Due on June 1 from
Leland School District, Mich.
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
1963 to 1984 inclusive.
Bond
Offering —Roy Buckler, (No; bids;were submitted at the
Blissfxeld, Mich. " "
•
Sedretafy bf: the Board of Edu¬ previous offering on March 7.):
Bond Sale—The $460,000 bonds
cation, will receive sealed bids
Vicksburg, Mich.
offered April 9—v. 183, p. 1664—
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 19
Bond Offering—Raymond Swan,
were awarded
as follows:
for
t h e
purchase
of
$155,000
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated April 1,
$210,00 water supply and sewage building bonds.
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on April
disposal
revenue
bonds
to 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
30. for the purchase of <$170,000
McDonald-Moore
& Co., of 1974 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
.p.
J.
1664—were, awarded to Walter
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids, at
,
*
-
'
Detroit.
terest
.
.
,
-
•
of Toledo.
-
•
-
-
Cheboygan), Mich.
Note Sale
The $50,000 road
notes offered April 5 — v. 183,
—
1524—were awarded to the Cit¬
National Bank, of Cheboy¬
izens
and the First National Bank,
of Petoskey, jointly, as 3s.
gan,
-
Detroit, Mich.
the $5,417,000
Sale —Of
Bond
April
offered
bonds
183,
10—v.
1801 —issues aggregating $5,200,000 were awarded to a group
headed
b,y
Northern
the
Trust
Co.,
Chicago.
The
remaining
$217,000
bonds,
consisting of
$201,000
and
street
Bo$worth
& Co., of Toledo, as
100.07, a basis of about
2.49%.
The
sealed
Northern
Trust
Co.
group
purchased the $5,200,000 bonds as
follows:
■
)93,;
as
4s, due on
cost'
disposal
sewage
bank
system
,
bonds.
or
St.
Joseph Townships
District
No.
be
received
the
by
of
Board
the Secretary
Education
of
until
(EST)
clusive.
on
Principal
interest
and
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
company
successful
proved
-
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
of
abhpti
.
.
»*
Twps.
Fractional Consol. Sch. Dist.t No. 1
(P. O. Warren), Mich. ;
Warren, Sterling and Troy
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
obligation building and 'site
offered April 10 — v. 183,
bonds
p. 1524—were awarded to a group
composed of First of Michigan
Corporation; Halsey, Stuart & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
John
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Kenower, Mac&
Nuveen
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Lothrop School District, Mich.
&
dock &
New
Legality
approved " by
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
8
April 19 for the
purchase
of
$260,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
on April
1 from 1957 to 1969 in¬
p.m.
bidder.
Miller,
2
(P. O. R.R. No. 1, St. Joseph),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 183,
p. 1664—were awarded to McDon¬
ald-Moore
&
Co.,
and
Kenower,
MacArthur &
jointly, at
Petoskey
liiterest
2.84%,!j
and
Fractional School
..
$1,100,000 general publ id1'im¬
provement bonds at 100,18,; a
net
a
to
company
alley paving
$16,000 lateral sewer special
assessment, were sold to Braun,
and
2V2s, at
trust
Lincoln
Cheboygan County (P. O.
p.
(J-J) payable at
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
be designated 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
Principal and interest (A-O) payity approved by Miller, Canfield, .able. at a bank or
ti;ust compapy
!■" Paddock & Stone1, of Detroit. -; to be designated by the successful
general obligation sewage disposal system bonds to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
250,000
p.
Middlesex
$2,000,000 pub¬
1664—were awarded
p.
1
the
purchase of $300,000 notes. Dated
April 24, 1956. Due April 1, 1957.
bonds offered April
lic school
pur¬
10:30
Frederick), Maryland
Bond Sale—The
trust
of
cost
1968
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad-'
interest
dock & Stpne, of Detroit*
Merle-
*. Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., First
a.m.
Frederick County (P. O.
or
by the
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder,
Legality ap¬
Inc.,
Salomon Bros. &"Hutzler, Blyth
& Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago; Blair & Co., Inc.. Lad,enburg, Thalmann &
Co.J Hornblower & Wqeks, Carl M. Loeb,
.
ger,
to
&
School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,500,000
a
April
Paddock
follows:
follows:
due
in¬
interest
Offering—Joseph M. Boos,
clusive;
1963
Clair
St.
follows:
as
on
Canfield,
of Detroit.
on
inclusive.
to
inclusive;
Due
<
1992
approved
all
1981
1957
April
Clerk,
Oct.
on'
syndi¬
Co., McDonald-Moore &
Co., Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville, and Zahner & Co.
MARYLAND
as
will; receive sealed
fered April 10—v. 183, p. 1801-^- bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on May 1
were awarded to the Chase Man-, for
the
purchase, of
$1,900,000
haftan Bank, New York City, as motor
.vehicle
highway
fund
2.40s, at 100.11, a basis of about bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
2.37%,
to
interest
&
which
Bond
City
Arthur &
Baltimore, Md.
pur¬
Battle Creek, Mich.
»
_
Veterans' Services Fund bonds of¬
Co., Glickenhaus & Lembo, J. B.
Hanauer & Co., Kenower, Mac-
the
at
payable
-
Bank of Commerce,
.
jected when offered on March 19
—v.
183, p. 1524.
:
(Commonwealth of)
Sale
The $18,000,000
—
an
000
Massachusetts
Bond
1956.
to
designated
ler,
fol¬
1,000,000 public utility street
I
railway bonds at 100,36, a net
p.m.
Note—the
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Boston..
1959
chaser.
Legality
Miller,Canfield,
Stone,' of" Detroit.
April
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton.
April 1,
from
company
20,
April 23, 1957. Prin¬
are
1
due
inclusive.
re¬
8
the
16 for
Principal
and
(J-J) payable at a bank
Bank,
discount.
land.
(M-N)
from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Principal and
interest
will
until
clusive.
Shawmut
at 2.20%
notes
Jan.
on
issue
Dated
as
4s,
April 15 from 1965 to 1981
on
Mont¬
of
bonds.
2.84%,
about
2.84%,
$470,000 4s, due
$200,000 water- supply
sewage disposal system im¬
and
Housing
utility lighting
100.19, a net interest
$130,000 2y2s, due on April 15;
1964; and $1,400,000 23/4s, due
Clerk,
bids
April
on
chase
strange & Co., Channer Securities
1
Village
sealed
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
2,000,000 public sewer bonds at
100.11, a net interest cost of
com¬
Offering—Martin
gomery,
clusive.
on
1981
$310,000
1965
MICHIGAN
Bond
to
elusive; $80,000 ,2y2s, due on
April 15, 1964; and $710,000
23/4s, due on April 15 from
inclusive.
trust
due
1965
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
on
April 15 from 1957 to 1963 in-
provement and refunding revenue
Marhlehead
gality-approved- by Hutchinson,
Pierce, Atwood & Allen, of Port¬
May
1976
1964;
about
lows:
1 from
&
National
on
clusive.
to
15,
public
of
cost
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Legality approved by
City.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Portland. Le¬
bonds.
1957
from
bonds.
$80,000
2%s,
15
bonds at
Safe
Principal and interest payable at
*
-
notes
1956.
from
1
$710,000
1,000,000
receive
Boston
Armada, Mich.
Legg' & Co., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, Shannon & Co., Stokes &
Co., Talmage & Co., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
Arthur L: Wright & Co., Ander¬
son -&
Strudwick, Arthurs, Le-
permanent improvement
Dated May <1, 1956.
Due
000
the
$95,000
school
addition
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
Co., of Lynn, at 1.79%
pany,
"
at
pany.
Smith,.' Adams,
"j
Lewiston, Me.
Note Offermg^-Adrien O. Anc.
bids
April
April
Deposit & Trust Co., 100 Franklin
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
April 17 for the purchase of
the
of
discount.
2.05%
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
o£ New Orleans.^,
the
to
Bank
of Boston,
of
June
awarded
were
Moncla,
will
on
$1,000,000 notes
offered April 10—v. 183, p. 1801—
to
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 9 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 build¬
ing bonds..: Dated June 1, 1956.
Secretary
Board,
sealed
000 temporary loan notes was sold
(P. O. Thihodaux),
Town Treasurer, will
cox,
on
inclusive.
Bond Oitenng—eiraham D. Wil¬
the
Fall River, Mass.
Note
Offering—R.
of
inclusive;
due
and
Stockbridge, Mass.
Note Sale—The
for
'Louisiana
'*
I
office
1 9 63
21/2s,
.
•
LaFourche Parish Consol. School
,
A.
No.
30
until 10
to
r
,
receive
Board, 90 Tremont
St., Boston, until noon (EST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $200,000 notes.
Dated April 26, 1956.
Due Jan. 22, 1957.
Bond Offering
Board,
the
at
will
State Housing
LOUISIANA
Parish
Calcasieu
Frederick
—
Chairman,
sealed
basis of about 3.74%.
a
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
-
price of
a
ton,
>
Authority, Mass.
Offering
Cronin,
1800—were
& Co., of
April
Cincinnati,
Boston Housing
c
53
(1905)
Bond
a
Co., both of ,P&l$oit,
price of 100.0$^{1{JO-
Offering—Allen
McCune,
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
bids
until
&
Co.; Stranahan, Harris
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Shannon
Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.;
& Co.; H. V.
MacDonald-Moore
Sattley
&
4
follows/ $310,000 pirn.' (EST) on April 18 for the
April 15 from 1957 purchase
of
$650,000
building
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen
Co.; S. R. Livingstone; Crouse
Co., arid Siler & Co., at. a price
of 100.05, a net intfei^t ]'6bst ot
&
&
about
3.68%,
$510,000 4s.
School District,' M^ich.
will' receive
Arthur
,
1957 to
705,000
1964
as
folloW^ ^
Due on July 1 from
1963 inclusive.
3V2s. ;Due
to
1972
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
785,000 334s.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
Township Sch. Dist.
White Lake
No. 7 (P.O. Route
No. 6, Pontiac),
Bond
Offering
—
M.
Carlton
Richmond, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
24 for the purchase of $150,000
of
.building
1956.
Due
June 1 from
on
1957 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1981
1,
May
Dated
bonds.
bids until 4 p.m.
the
for
17
1956.
Due
Legality
by
Berry,
of Detroit.
approved
Stevens & Moorman,
Williams Township School District
No.
S
(P. O. Route No. 4,
Hughes,
District
will
until
p.m.
bids
sealed
receive
Secretary,
8
16 for the pur¬
chase
of
$96,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
(EST)
1957
from
1
April
on
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at
a
bank
or
trust
company
Osseo, Minn.
April 16 for the purchase of $460,-
special assessment improve¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
Principal and
inclusive.
interest
payable at a suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Benson, of Minne¬
by Faegre &
apolis.
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
(P. O. Warroad),
Roseau
1335
Dist. No. 12
Zaiser,
payable at a
suitable
chase of $50,600 tax anticipation
notes.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due banking institution to be desig¬
nated by the
successful bidder.
on Feb. 15 and June 30, 1957.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Zeeland School District, Mich.
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Bond Sale—The $590,000 build¬
Minneapolis.
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 183,
p. 1665 — were awarded to the St. Louis County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 27 (P. O. Hibbing),
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
and
100.002.
price of
Sale
Bond
Arlington, Minn.
Bond Offering—Mnared I. An¬
City
derson,
will receive
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $75,000
water
works
bonds.
Dated
May 1 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
banking institution to be desig¬
nated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
May 1, 1956.
Due
awarded
were
on
The
—
$1,650,000
offered
bonds
building
MINNESOTA
Carver, Minn.
$24,000 village
to
a
April
to
1964
on
1965
1968
inclusive.
to
K.
bonds offered April 9 —
183, p. 1524—were awarded to
O. Lee Company, of Aberdeen,
3.20s, at
as
a
price of par.
May 1 from
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Tupelo, Miss.
$250,000 indus¬
trial bonds offered April 6—v. 183,
1525—were awarded to John
& Co., of Meridian, at
p.
at
price of par.
Sale
—
utility revenue and general ob¬
ligation bonds offered April 9—
v. 183, p. 1665—were awarded to
Smith, Barney & Co., of New
York City, at a price of 100.009,
a net interest cost of about 2.56%,
follows:
as
$105,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
1957 to
*
(P. O. Kirkwood), Mo.
Sale
Bond
1959 inclusive.
Hennepin County, Orono Indep.
No.
11
(P. O. Orono), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $490,000 build¬
offered April 10 —
v.-183, p. 1665—were awarded to
the Allison-Williams Co., of
bonds
ing
Indep Consol. Sch.
(P. O. Blooming \
Prairie), Minn.
Due
1956.
1978
to
offered April 11
—v.
183, p. 1665—were awarded
to a group composed of the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
Tegeler & Co.;
Blewer, Glynn & Co., and Reinholdt & Co., all of St. Louis, as
Dempsey
cago;
Minneapolis.
1
June
on
from
Zehnder,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
24 for the purchase of $100,000
improvement
permanent
ing
fund
1956.
to
bonds.
Due
1966
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
1
Isanti, Pine, Kanabec, and Chicago
Counties Joint Indep. Consol. Sch.
Braham), Minn.
Severson,
Bond Offering—J. M.
stitution
in
revolv¬
June
from
1,
1957
Principal and
banking in¬
Minneapolis
or-
St.
Paul.
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
will receive sealed
(CST) on April
19 for the purchase of $285,000
building bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
1956.
to
Due
1986
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
1959
Principal and
suitable
banking institution to be desig¬
nated by". the successful bidder.
Legality0 approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen) Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
interest
payable
at
a
Marshall County
No.
3
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Argyle), Minn.
Bond Offering—V. M.
Mossefin,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Due on Feb.
1976 inclusive.
555,000 2%s.
1970 to
1 from
City, or at the Bankers Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
MONTANA
Missoula County
No.
14
School District
(P. O. Bonner), Mont.
>
NEBRASKA
Beatrice, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $235,000
water
sold
system revenue bonds
Sale—The $650,000 gen¬
obligation water bonds of¬
fered April 11—v. 183, p. 1161—
were
awarded
to
a
group
to
Chiles-Schutz
the
& Co., Chicago; and C. F. Childs
&€Qif New York City, as follows:
$330,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
Co., of
from
Omaha Public Power District
Sale
electric
Neb'.
April
The
—
revenue
11—v.
awarded to
a
183,
$15,000,000
bonds
offered
1665—were
p.
syndicate headed by
and Lehman Bros.,
both of New York City, at a price
Blyth & Co.,
of par, a net
2.94%,
as
interest cost of about
follows:
$1,000,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1961, inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1
1962 to 1976, inclusive.
4,800,000 23/4s.
from
9,200,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1977 to 1986, inclusive.
from
bonds, which
and
A-l
are
the
sale
of
the
rated Aa Moody's
Standard & Poor's,
will be used by the District to¬
ward
by
its
1956-1959
program.
construction
Major expansion during
by?
this period is made necessary
the
rapidly increasing loads
of
present customers and the addition
of
new
and
customers, both residential
The greatly in¬
commercial.
1967 inclusive.
2.60s.
on April
1
1977 inclusive.
Due
1975 to
outstanding
12 months ended Feb. 1,
with principal and interest
requirements, including amortiza¬
tion
of term bends, reaching a
maximum of $4,523,112 for the 12
1957,
months ended Feb. 1, 1968, assum¬
3%
a
interest cost.
& Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities
Corporation;
Securities
Union
Equitable
Securities
Witter
Dean
Corporation;
&
Corporation;
Shearson,
Co.;
Hammill & Co.; Wertheim & Co.;
and Wood,
school
000
1955. Due
'
.
Kugler,|
inclusive.
1985
size
of
meters,
transformers,
and
for the
wires
and
general
re¬
$30,4
1,1
1956 tor
1 from
in-}
Principal and
(A-O)-payable at the Salem?
National Bank & Trust Co., Salem/
approved by Hawkins,f
& Wood, of New York;
Legality
Delafield
City.
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■.
Westhampton Township Sch. Dist.(P. O. Rancocas), N. J.
' |
Bond Offering—Robert L. Park-)
v
Secretary of the Board of
will receive sealed
Edu-j
bidsf
cation,
until 7 p.m.
(EST) on April 23 for)
the purchase of $150,000 building?
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due ont
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive.)
pay4
Principal and interest (M-N)
at the Union
able
& Trust
ity
Struthers & Co.
Oct.
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
on
terest
er,
Among those associated in the
underwriting are: Kidder, Peabody
National Bank
Co., Mount Holly. Legal4
Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.
approved by
field &
NEVADA
MEXICO
Bond Sale—The
cial
assessment
bonds
April
1525—were
the
sold
only bidder,
Curry County Municipal Sch. Dist
$597,353.14
street
offered
and
spe¬
to
No.
the
183,
State,
1
(P.O. Clovis), N. Mex.
?
Bond Sale—An issue of $230,000
sewer
11—v.
33As, at
as
bonds
building
,
HAMPSHIRE
Offering
No.
Dist.
ceive
re¬
sealed
(EST)
chase
Bond
P.
City Treasurer, will
Bourne,
of
bids
April
on
until
$800,000
April 17, 1956.
NEW
11
a.m.
the
for
17
pur¬
Dated
notes.
Due Dec. 7, 1956.
JERSEY
Offering — Jesse Foster,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will, receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 1 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
1, 1956.
Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
on
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable at
and
the
interest
First Na¬
tional Bank of Toms River.
Legal¬
ity approved by Berry, Whitson &
Berry, of Toms River.
Camden
County (P.
New
Bond
Camden),
O.
Jersey
Offering—Albert S. Mar¬
Hugh Smith
—
Secretary of Board of Education
will receive sealed bids until St
May 1 for the
$800,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due;
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
Interest. J-J.
Legality
(MST)
of
p.m.
on
purchase
Neal &
by
Hobbs.
.
Girand, 0:
f
v
NEW YORK
Bond
Dated April
Babylon Union Free School District*
No. 7 (P. O. Deer Park), N. Y.
Offering—J.
Bond
George
Os-
of
the
President
Jr.,
treicher,
Education, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) or
Board
of
April 19 for the purchase of $941/
000 building bonds. Dated May 1
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 t<
inclusive.
1986
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Banl
of Babylon. Legality approved bj
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern
& Lane,
of New Yorl
terest
■'
City.
' V
•
v
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May 1"
for the purchase of $2,045,000 gen¬
eral bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Camden
Trust Co., Camden.
Legality ap¬
Bay port Fire District (P. O.
port), Islip, N. Y.
proved
to
Wood,
by Hawkins, Delafield
of New York City.
&
Offering—James
B.
Mc¬
Coy, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April
24
$379,000
*
for
(EST) on
purchase
of
improvement
the
public
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due
May
from
1957
1
sive.
Principal
to
,
1975
and
-
Bond Offering—Eugene
C. Stoll
will receiv«
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) oi
District
Treasurer,
April 19 for the purchase of $200,
fire house bonds. Dated Ma:
000
Due on May 1 from 195'
1, 1956.
1976
inclusive.
Principal
an<
(M-N)
payable at th
Oystermen's Bank & Trust Co;
Sayville.
Legality approved b^
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler l.
Galloway, of New York City.
Brookhaven
No. 29
interest'
New
a
East Greenwich Township (P. O.
Dist.
York
building bonds offered April 10v.
Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor
&"Washburn, of New York
Sch.
Sale—The $270,000 schoc
Bond
National
k
Common
(P. O. Brookhaven),..
on
inclu¬
(M-N) payable at the Rutherford
Bank, Carlstadt.
;
Bay
interest
Carlstadt, N. J.
Bond
f
'
Hobbs Municipal Sch/
16 (P. O. Hobbs),
t
Offering
approved
Berkley Township School District
(P. O. Route 9, Bayville), N. J.
bonds.
the
to
.
New Mexico
James
—
.
par.
Manchester, N. H.
Note
sold
was
State.
Lea County,
NEW
;
I
Las Vegas, Nev.
Freeholders,
creased use of air conditioning and
210,000 2^s. Due on April 1 from, i other load-building appliances is
1968 to 1974 inclusive.,'.,,
i
a major reason for increasing, the
110,000
be
vel, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
com¬
posed of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
City; Robert W. Baird
New York
1957 to
to
all
on
the
for
was
Omaha.
Proceeds
Bond
to
requirements
bonds
at the First National Bank of Kan¬
Winona, Minn.
eral
1953 to $7,811,$8,495,516 in
year
and
1954
the
p.
University of Kansas City (P. O.
District Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
risen,
after issuance of these $15,000,000
bonds are estimated at $2,032,820
1969 inclusive.
to
Bond
E.
interest payable at a
Dist. No. 56 (P. O.
-
(P. O. Omaha),
—
Salem, N. J.
Bond Offering—Wm. H.
NEW
1957
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Offering
in
of
$445,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1959
West St. Paul, Minn.
|
City.
follows:
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable at
a
suitable
banking institution to be desig¬
nated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Consol. Sch. Dist.
$1,000,000
The
—
bonds
building
Jorde, ,,-Bond Sale—The $174,500 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5 were
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April awarded to the State Land & In¬
30 for the purchase of $970,000 vestment Corporation of Montana.
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
Bond
"t
No. R-7
have
during the
073
ing
Kirkwood School District
Bond Offering—Alfin L.
645,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
/•.
-
MISSOURI
Joint
Dist. No. 63
Trust
approved by Hawkins,;)
Delafield & Wood, of New York?
the
of
revenues
the Union National!
Co., Mount Holly.
at
&
Bank
Legality
May 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality approved by Charles &
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Duluth, Minn.
The $750,000 gas
Bond
operating
payable
to
April 23 for the purchase of
Steele, Dodge, Freeborn and Mower
Counties
Net
District
sas
inclusive.
Due
area
approximately 2,500
square miles, with
an estimated
population of 420,000.
inclu-1
(F-A)f
1957
1955.. Interest
30 for the purchase of $1,000,000
Inc., Woodard-Elwood & non tax-exempt dormitory bonds.
Co., Caldwell, Phillips Co., Harold Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1
E. Wood & Company, and E. J. from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
Prescott & Co., as follows:
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
1959
service
the
1969
from
450
April 16 for the pur¬
on
of
pany,
750,000 3s.
This
Iowa.
of
1
Principal and interest
$225,000 improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
(CST)
chase
Egan, Inc., Shaughnessy & Com¬
$900,000 2.60s. Due on May 1 from
of
portions
Feb.
sive.
City Recorder, will receive sealedl;
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) onjj
9
com¬
group
small
as
,
E. Bey¬
Secretary of the Board of Edu-|
cation, will receive sealed bids?
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 14 fori
the
purchase of $200,000 school |
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due oni
er,
according to
its financial reports, from $7,072,-
Kansas City), Mo.
posed
of American
National
Bond Offering—Horace Warren
Bank, of St. Paul; Juran & Moody,
Inc., Central Republic Company, Kimbrell, Secretary of the Board
Kalman &
Co., Paine, Webber, of Trustees, will receive sealed
Jackson & Curtis, Mannheimer- bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on April
hall
v.
bids will
Board of Supervisors, until 10 a.m.
McEvers &
Bond Sale—The
County, 69% of Cass County,
of Saunders County, 49% of
Dodge County and lesser portions
of Colfax, Burt and Otoe Counties
by the Clerk of the
received
be
Minnesota
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
a
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Sealed
District Clerk, will
interest
jointly, at
ton
well
Township Sch. Dist.
Holly
Bond Offering—Eugene
District
Power
comprises
R. Nunnery
Offering—Gus H.
Bond
1
Mount
(P. O. Mount Holly), N. J.
Public
50%
State
(P. O. Jackson),
County
Bond Sale—The
receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on April
Lee St., Grand Rapids), Mich.
25
for the purchase of $216,000
Note Offering — Lloyd C. Fry,
Dated June 1,
Superintendent of Schools, will building bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1959
receive sealed bids until 4 p.m. 1956.
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
(EST) on April 23 for the pur¬
O.
,
"
(CST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
Hinds
receive
will
Clerk,
Village
zer,
Selt¬
Minnesota
Class
Township Fourth
Wyoming
48,000 bonds to D. E. Thomas, of
•
Offering-^Richard
Bond
designated by the purchaser.
School District No. 7 (P.
follows:
as
to the Iowa-Des Moines
National Bank of Des Moines.
$200,000
MISSISSIPPI
inclusive.
1971
awarded
distribution
provides electric service in the
city of Omaha and adjacent terri¬
tory comprising all of Douglas and
Sarpy Counties, 93% of Washing¬
as
Due
A.
offered
bonds
Humboldt.
ment
Midland), Mich.
Offering — John
Bond
$248,000 school
April
10
were
Sale—Tne
Bond
and
a
the
,
Omaha
Minnesota
•
of
construction
system.
(P. O. Buffalo Center),
District
Minneapolis.
bidder.
successful
the
at
Winnebago and Kossuth Counties,
Center Community School
Buffalo
1959
Principal
payable
(J-D) payable at a banking
institution in Michigan as desig¬
by
1,
suitable
banking institution to be desig¬
nated by the
successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
interest
terest
nated
June
from
1
June
on
on
of
Dated
inclusive.
1977
to
April
$265,000
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
building
Michigan
•
Monday, April 16, 1956
...
(1906)
1802—were awarded ,t
composed of Roosevelt *
Cross; Francis I. du Pont & Co
and
Tilney & Co., all of Ne1
York City, as 3y4S, at a price c
183,
p.
group
100.33,
a
basis of about 3.21%.;
Clarksboro), N. J.
Brookhaven
Sale
$51,000 water
bonds offered April 9—v. 183, p.
No.
1665
tin, President of the Board c
Education, will receive sealed bid
until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 19 fc
V
Bond
—were
Saffin
as
&
2%s,
—
The
awarded
to
Boland,
Co., of New York City,
at a price of 100.17, a
basis of about 2.85%.
11
Union Free Sch. Dis
(P. O.
Centereach^,N. \
Bond Offering—Louise
the
-H^rtylai
purchase of $1,285,000 build
Number 5525..
Volume 183
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dated Feb. 15, 1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
ing bonds.
Due on'Feb: 15 from 1957 to 1986
Principal
inclusive.
interest
the
payable at
(F-A)
and
Bank
of
Hanrahan,
van,
Lane, of New
McGovern
York City.
No. 24 (P. O.
Patchogue), N. Y.
school
bonds offered April 11 —Y-- 183,
'
Bond Sale—1 he $3uU,OOd
p.51802—were awarded to
a group
i;o
1
Lake Success, N. Y.
Bond! Offering — Michael
&
Brookhaven Union Free Sch. Diet...
*
(EST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $940,r000 building bonds. Dated April
1', 1956. Due ori Nov. 1 from 1956
by Vande water, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of-Nfew York City.
by Sullivan, Dono¬
ity approved
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
pay¬
able at the Security National Bank
of Huntington;- Legality approved
Smithtown, of Smithtown. legal¬
F.
to
1985, inclusive. " Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the
Franklin
National Bank,
Great
ney & Co., all of flew York City,
as
3.10s, at 100.45, a basis of Neck. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
about 3.03%.
v
York City.
/ \
,
.
Neva York
■
*
ilton, Town Supervisor, will
re¬
11;
sealed
(EST)
main
until
April 19 for the pur¬
$16,500 lateral water
on
chase
bids
of
construction
bonds.
Lincoln
Bank
18 for the purchase of
eral purpose
Dated
&
195$.
$95,000
gen¬
JbOriSs. Dated April 1,
.duty 1 from 1956 to
1970 inclusivev: Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Secu¬
Due
on
rity National Bank of Huntington.
approved by Hawkins
Trust
Co., Syracuse. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Delafield &
Offering
Village
—
Treasurer,
will
Ries,
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
-
•
"
New York
'Greenburgh (P. O. Tarrytown),
.'
*Bond " Sale — The $54,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 10
Citg£
District No. 8
f/5 O. Thornwood),
NeyfcY ork
Bond
—ir.
183, p. 1802—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, New York
3.20s, at
basis of about 3.15%.
a
«.
Guilderland, Birchmont Water
Dist.
(P. O. Guilderland),
New
Bond
.
York
Offering—Hazel V. Low-
District
will receive
(EST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $850,000 building bonds.
Dated April
15, 1956.
Due on Oct. 15 from
ery,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1957 to, 1985
inclusive. Principal
(AtO) payable at the
County Trust- -Co., - Pleasantyille.
Legality ; approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, TrHeckler & Gallo
way, of New^York City.
and interest
1
Sale—The
$16,000 water
April 6.— v. 183,
p. 1665—were awarded to the Nabonds
:
price of 100.23,
a
1
Mount Pleasant Union Free School
,
as
offered
tional Commercial Bank & Trust
'
Company, of Albany,
as
3s.
*
Hanover, Sheridan, Arkwright, Villanova and Perrysburg Central Sch.
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Forestville),
<.
.
v
•
'New York
$675,000 build¬
April 11 — v.
183/ p. 1664—were awarded to a
group - composed
of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
of Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., New
York;
City;
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo; Roose¬
velt & Cross, and R. D. White &
Co., both of New York City, as 3s,
at a price of 100.38, a basis of
bonds
offered
about 2.94%.
t
water
a
bonds "offered April 10^183, p. 1802—were awarded to
—
Second National Bank
and Trust
Company of Hempstead, as 2.80s,
at a price of par.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P.O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Bond Offering
—
Alastair Mac-
donald, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at the office of Vande¬
Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way,
120 Broadway, New York
City, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
25 for the purchase of $6,018,000
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1985
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by the abovewater,
composed of Roosevelt
group
&
Cross; Gedrge B. Gibbons &
Co.;- Francis^^du Pont .8? Co.;
Bacon, Steveh¥6f & Co.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Ga^ssmd jTjlney & Co.
all of New York City, as 3.10s, at
a price of 100.32, a basis of about
3.07%.
Ra¬
Massillon City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
$2,060,000
building bonds offered April 10—
—
of
*
(P. O. Huntington)
New York
Bond
"
North
a
basis of about 2.92%.
members
of
*
the
group:
& Traders Trust
Bond Offering — John Davies, provement bonds. Dated May 1,
Co., both of Buffalo, and Roose¬ Director of Finance, will receive 1956.
Due
semi-annually from
velt & Cross, of New York
City, sealed bids until noon (EST) on June and Dec. 1, 1957 to 1966 in¬
as
2.80s, at a price of 100.01, a April 23 for the purchase of $870,- clusive.
Principal and interest
basis of about 2.79%.
000 bonds, as follows:
(J-D) payable at the legal deposit
$485,000 municipal airport im¬ tory of the City, currently the
NORTH CAROLINA
Cleveland Trust Company, Cleve¬
provement
bonds.
Dated
Legality approved by
March 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 land.
Angier, N. C.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 Town
Cleveland.
277,000 special assessment street
Sail bonds offered April 10
improvement' bonds.
Dated
v.
Rootstown Local School District,
183, p. 1802—were awarded
April 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
o
Ohio
the
Vance
Securities
Corp.;
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler &
108,000 special assessment street ing bonds offered April 9—v.
183,
Co., of Durham, jointly, at a price
improvement
bonds.
Dated
of par, a net interest cost of about
t. 1526—were awarded to Walter,
April 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
Woody & Heimerdinger,. of Cin¬
3.63%, as follows:
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
cinnati, as 3^s, at a price of
$6,000 6s. Due on May 1 from
Principal and interest (A-O) 100.70, a basis of about 3.41%.
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
payable at the office of the Di¬
19,000 5s. Due on May 1 from rector of Finance.
Salem'Oak Harbor Local Sch. Dist,
Legality ap¬
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
(P. O. Oak Harbor), Ohio
proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Bond Sale—The $375,000 build¬
15,000 2V2s. Due on May 1 from
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
ing bonds offered April 11 —
Broadview Heights (P. O.
v.
183, p. 1526-r—were awarded
Burke County (P. O. Morganton)
Brecksville), Ohio
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
North Carolina
Bond Sale—The $47,725 special
arid the Ohio Company, of Co¬
Sale
The
Bond
$1,000,000 assessment watef main bonds of¬
lumbus, jointly, as 334s, at a price
School
building
bonds
offered fered April 10—v. 183, p. 1526— of
101.93, a basis of about 3.07%,
April 10—v. 183, p. 1666—were were awarded to Hayden, Miller
awarded to a group composed of & Co., of Cleveland, as 3%s, at a Sheffield Lake Loccd School District
R. S. Dickson & Co.; Alex. Brown price of
(P. O. Lorain), Ohio
100.61, a basis of about
Bond Offering—Clerk of Board
& Sons; Branch Banking & Trust 3.64%.
of Education Carl W. Latteg an¬
Co.; J. Lee Peeler & Co.; Vance
Chillicothe, Ohio
'
nounces that sealed bids will be
Securities Corp.; and Caroline Se¬
Bond Sale—The $89,811.63 spe¬
received until May 1 for the pur¬
curities Corp., at a price of par,
cial assessment street improve¬ chase of
a net interest cost of about 2.89%,
$310,000 building bonds.
ment bonds offered April 11 ■»—'
as follows:
?
v.
Sugarcreek " Twp. Local Sch. Dist,
183, p. 1666—were awarded to
$530,000 6s. Due on May 1 from the Savings Bank of Chillicothe,
(P. O. Bellbrook), Ohio
• >
1957 to 1973 inclusive.' }
Bond Sale—The $209,000 school
as 2%s, at 100105, a basis of about
20,000 2 %s. Due May 1, 1973.
building bonds offered April 11—
v. 183; p. 1419—were, awarded to
250,000 3s. Due ort 'May 1' from
Cincinnati City School District,
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Pohl & Co., of Cincinnati, as 334 s,
Ohio
25,000 0.50s. Due May 1, 1981.
at 101.56, a basis of about 3.09%,
Bond
Sale
The
$4,000,000
175,000 0.25s. Due on May 1 from
Wickliffe, Ohio
building bonds offered April 9—
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $775,900 spe¬
v. 183, p. 1418—were awarded to
—
■
Greensboro, N, C.
a
group
&
composed of the Harris
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
May 1 from 1957 to 1985 inclusive.
cial assessment water and sewer
improvement bonds offered April
9_v. 183, p. 1526—were awarded
and:;- equipment bonds ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ cago; First Boston Corp.; First
to the First Cleveland Coip., of
offered Aprii_12 were awarded to ernment Commission, will receive National Bank, of Portland; Mer¬
a group composed of Roosevelt &
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬ cantile Trust Co., of St. Louis; Cleveland, as 3%s, at a price of
Cross; Francis* I. du Pont & Co. leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April First of Michigan Corp.; R. H. 100.33, a basis of about 3.68%.
and Tilney & Co., all of New 24 for the purchase of $2,650,000 Moulton &
Co.; Courts & Co.;
OKLAHOMA
York City, M*r3y2s, at 100.29,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.;
bonds, as follows:
Breed
&
basis of aboqt JJ.46%.
Harrison,
and
Inc.;
$800,000 series A water bonds.
Delaware County Dependent School
Due on May 1 from 1957 to Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
District No. 6 (P. O. Cleora), Okla•
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist
as
2V2S, at a price of 101.70, a
1990 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 trans¬
No. 21 (P.O. Bethpage), N. Y.
basis of about 2.34%.
700,000 series A sanitary sewer
Bond
Sale
The
portation equipment bonds of¬
$1,871,500
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
fered April 9—v. 183, p. 1803—
school bonds/offered April 11
Garfield Heights City Sch. Dist.
Sale —The $395,000
Offering —W. E. Easter-
Bond
con¬
Trust
struction
—
.
v.
a
183,
p.
1802—were awarded to
&
group composed of R. L. Day
Co.;
Stevenson &
Co.
Corp.; Tripp
& Co.; Central Republic Co., anc
[Bacon, Whipple & Co., both of
Chicago, and Park, Ryan, Inc., as
3.30s, at a price of 100.38, a basi9
Bacon,
American
of about 3.26%.
1957
to 1990 inclusive.
750,000 series A street bonds. Due
on May 1 from
1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Securities
250,000
.
Due
series
on
A
bridge
1 from
May
bonds.
1957 to
1981 inclusive.
150,000 City Yard bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
(P. O. Cleveland 25), Ohio
$600,000 school
bonds offered April 9 — v. 183,
Bond Sale—The
p. 1419—were awarded to a group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
Inc.;
Ohio
The
Company;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Strana-
han, Harris & Co., as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.36, a basis of about
3.20%.
dated
offered April. 9—v. 183, p. 1802
were awarded
to Salomon Bros
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Highland Heights (P. O. Cleve
land), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $209,000 bonds
offered April 9—v. 183, p. 1526—
Mitchell, of New York City.
were
Hyde County Drainage District No,
posed of First Cleveland Corp.;
Seasongood & Mayer; and JPohl &
Note Sale—The
$1,180,000 notes
Hutzler, of New York City, a
1.66% interest, plus a premium of
$44.
Rush, Henrietta, Pittsford and
Brighton Central Sch. Dist.
No* J (P. O. Henrietta),
8
(P. O. Box 62, Greenville), N. C.
Bond
mitted
Sale—No bids
for
the
New York
Bond
Offering—Ralph T. Hard
are
1956. Principal and interest
bonds
offered
ing,'District Clerk, wilt! receive $. 1666. n
weije sub¬
$64,000
April
drainage
10—V>iol83,
Co.,
a
awarded
as
were
awarded
4s,
basis of
to
a
group
com¬
price* of>Cl01j27,
about 3.82%00,08S2
at a
to
the
Delaware
County Bank of Jay, as 2%s.
Grady County Indep. School Dist*
No. 1 (P. O. Chickasha), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $570,000 build¬
ing .bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
1803—were awarded to SmallMilburn Co., of Wichita, as 2.60s.
p.
Jackson
May 1,
(M-N)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
Rochester, N. Y.
Offering—Joseph W. Cer-
mak, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive/ sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(ESTr^ri April 18 for the pur¬
chase ^-of ' $522,500
improvement
bonds. Dated May .1, 1956. Due on
100.78,
Other
Goldman, Bachs & Co.; Blair &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.; Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co.; R. S. Dickson
& Co., and John B. Joyce & Co.
&
mentioned firm.
Huntington
:
183, p. 1162—were awarded to
a group headed by
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Chicago, as 3s, at a :price
V.
—
Massapequa
Fire District (P. O. North
Massapequa), N. Y.
Oyster Bay,
Bond
Hempstead, Bell more Fire Dist.
(P. O.Bellmore), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $73,000 fire
fighting equipment and fire house
bonds offered April 5 — v. 183,
.p. 1665 — were awarded to the
*
1;
Oyster Bay, Massapequa Water
District (P. O, Oyster Bay), N. Y.
Bond
Sale/rr- The
$1,037,550
v.
Bond Sale—The
ing
in
Manufacturers
Nonno
April 17 for the purchase of $183,000 public
improvement bonds.
f
Bond Sale—The $49o,000 build-.
Dated March 1,
1956. Due on
ing bonds offered April 10 — v.
March 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
183, p. 1664—were awarded to
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
'the Marine Trust Co. of Western
:
New York, of Buffalo, and Blair payable ta the Lynbrook National
Bank & Trust Co., Lynbrook. Le¬
& Co., New York City,. jointly,
gality approved by Vandewater,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.76, a
Sykes, HecklerMc Galloway, of
basis of about 3.02%.
City,
office
.
Wood, of N. Y. City.
Lynbrook, N. Y.
Bond
Esopus Common School District No.
I (P. O. Port Ewen), N. Y.
New York
his
a.m.
.
(J-J) payable at the Legality
National
at
'
Bond Offering — E. E. Mielke,
Village Clerk;3fll receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m/rf(EST) on April
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
.1956 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
and interest
bids
leigh until 11
—
a.m.
ceive
sealed
&
•
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
,
Bond Offering—Calvin D. Ham¬
.
awarded to Fahey, Clark
Co., of Cleveland, as 4%s, at
100.86, a basis of about 4.39%.
were
;
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio V
body & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & sealed bids at his office in RaBond Sale
The $600,000 real
Co., and Coffin & Burr, all of New eigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on April estate
appraisal
bonds
offered
7 for the purchase of $150,000
York City, as 3.10s, at a price of
April 11—v. 183, p. 1285—were
100.31, a basis of about 3.07%. water and sewer bonds. Dated awarded to McDonald &
Co., of
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
Yates, Ridgway, Carlton and Gaines, 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Principal Cleveland, as 2%s, at 100.81, a
basis of about 2.52%.
Central School District No. 1
and interest
(M-N) payable in
New
York
(P. O. Lyndonville), N. Y.
City.
Legality ap¬
Parma, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $215,000 build¬
Bond Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
ing bonds offered April 10 — v. Washburn, of New York City.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April
183, p. 1802—were awarded to a
OHIO
24 for the purchase of
group
composed of the Marine
$1,551,215
Trust Co. of Western New
special
assessment
street
im¬
York;
Akron, Ohio
DeWitt, Lewiston Manor Water*
.*
Principal and
payable - at the
(M-N)
ling, Secretary of Local [Govern¬
ment. Commission,
will receive
,
..
Oi East Syracuse),
inclusive.
Easter-
E.
—
*
Dist. (P.
1985
nterest
Offering—W.
55
offered April 9—v. 183, p. 1526—
Morganton, N.C.
Bond
(EST) on April
Lincoln
Rochester
Trust
Com¬ 17 for the purchase of $750,000
pany,
Rochester.
Legality
ap¬ sanitary sewer bonds. Dated May
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes, 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 1959
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New to 1985 inclusive. Principal and
York City.
interest (M-N) payable in New
York City. .Legality approved by
Still water, Saratoga, Schaghticoke
Mitchell; Pershing, Shetterly &
and Easton Central School District
Mitchell, of New York City.
No. 1 (P. O. Stillwater), N. Y.
"V
Southern Pines, N. C.
*B o n d
Sale
The
$1,097,000
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterschool bonds offered April 11
v. 183, p. 1802—were awarded to
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
a group composed of
Kidder, Pea- ment Commission, will receive
Rockel, Jr., v Village
Treasurer,
yhll receive sealed bids until 4
p.m. (EST) ~jm April 25 for the
purchase of $1,069,750 park and
playground bonds.. Dated May 1,
1956.. Due on Nov. 1. from 1957
composed of Roosevelt & Cross;
Francis I. du Pont & Co., and Til-
(1007)
County Indep. Sch. Dist•
No. 18 (P. O.
Alius), Okla.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $100,000
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
p. 1802—were awarded to Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma City. '
Muskogee County
Independent Sch•
Dist. No. 88 (P. O.
Porjunf), Okla.
Sale—The
^12^00/build¬
.Bond
-
Irondale, Ohio
Bohd Sale—The $10,000 munic-
ipal
ing bonds offered April
p.
9—v/183,
1803—were awarded to Evan L.
building construction bonds Davis, of Tulsa, as 3s.
-
April 16, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
'
56
(1908)
School District
(P. O. Bixby), Okla.
Offering — George L.
No.
Bond
4
Bond
$125,000
Sale—Tne
gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
— v.
183, p. 1666 — were
awarded to Stroud & Co., of Phil¬
eral
Brown, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
adelphia,
fol¬
purchase of $60,000 bonds, as
of
basis
lows:
2%s,
as
100.24,
at
a
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
Bond
Sale
The $12,0u0,000
Due seri¬
ally from 1960 to 1965 inclu-
building bonds offered April 10—
sive.
v.
$30,000 building bonds.
1960
from
serially
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
cilities
J
athletic fa¬
stadium and
30,000
1965
to
—
and
interest
-
-
-
waterworks
and
bonds
sold
was
$38,000 3s.
of
issue
$1,000,-
sewer
tem combination tax and
sys¬
at
41,000 3.40s. Due on April 1 from
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
The
a
-
Vinson, Elkins,
nated by the
receive sealed
(PST) on April
purchase of $50,000
District Clerk, will
until 8 p.m.
bids
the
for
18
Due
1956.
interest
Principal
and
County
the
at
payable
1958
from
1
June
inclusive.
1970
to
on
1,
June
Dated
bonds.
building
Treasurer's office.
Bond
Offering—vV.
City
Recorder,
bids
until
WISCONSIN
Jefferson Independent Sch. Dist.
W.
Texas
Mynatt,
will receive
Sale—An
Bond
oral
000
1:30
swim¬
offered
April
bonds
pool
ming
10 were awarded to
Bank of McMinnville.
tional
'
the First Na¬
Dated
April
1,
Due
1956.
on
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
•payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Win'free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Portland.
of
Bonds Not Sold—No
.submitted for the $275,000 water
bonds offered April 10—v.
183,
p.
'
1957
Fidelity
school
issue
building
of
$125,-
bonds
was
Union
.
$100,000
ness
ally from
Shillington, Pa.
Sale
The $35,000 im¬
;
Swatara
Bond
'
ing bonds offered April 4—v. 183,
p. 1526 — were awarded to . the
First National Bank, of Portland.
k
»
Eleetric
T
Energy
Read, Borough Secretary,
ceive
sealed
bids until
will re¬
000
1971
Not Sold
> Bonds
—
Bond
The District
rejected bids for the $3,000,000
building bonds offered April 11—
183,
v.
Mt.
p.
1666.
-
Joy Borough Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,370,-
000
sewer revenue
bonds
was
sold
composed of Eastman,
C. C. Collings &
Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Blair
to
a
&
&
Co.,
Roberts
Co.;
Inc,;
Schmidt,
Poole,
& Parke;
and Rambo,
Close & Kerner,
par,
as
Inc., at a price of
follows:
*
785,000
.
.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
.Dated
and
3#s. Due on May 1, 1996.
May
1,
1956.
Union National-Mt. Joy
Bank, Mt.
sin
bidder.
000
Water
Co., of San
March 1,
1958
Sugar Creek (Towns) and
Bradford Twp. Union High*
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Delavan),
Wisconsin
to
improvement bonds offered April
9—v.
bonds
issue
of
$130,-
sold
was
Securities
I
April
L.
$750,000 school bonds. Due on May
1957 to 1981 inclusive
200,000 highway bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1971 in'
elusive.
The
bonds
are
V
50,000 2%s. Due
1967 to
65,000 3s.
Due
1977 to
Dated
Jan. 15 from ' on
on
1976 inclusive.
25
on
Jan.
Jan.
15,
15
from
Principal
1956.
(J-J) payable at the
Austin,
Crane County (P. O. Crane), Texas
Bond Sale—The $125,000 Agricultural and Livestock Exhibition
bonds
1803—were
p.
to Russ &
offered
April
9
awarded
Co., of San Antonio.
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1
(P. O.
Ysela),
sewer
bonds
was
First of Texas Corp.
$1,250,-
sold
to
the
of San An¬
tonio.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Offering—Cecil
G.
Shir¬
ley, Secretary of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
the purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
on
May
clusive.
(M-N)
(CST)
on
April
17
for
$800,000 building
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due
1 from 1957 to 1988 in¬
Principal
pavable at
and
a
interest
bank
Oconomowoc
the
Towns
;
(City)
,
and Part
of ^Oconomowoc
01
am
Summtt Joint School District No.
.
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
May 3 for the purchase of
(P. O. Oconomowoc), Wis.
Offering — Clarence M
Bowe, District Clerk, will receiv*
$300,000 building bonds. Dated
May h 1956. Due on May 1 from
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) or
April 30 for the purchase of $185,
Principal
*958 to 1976 inclusive.
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. LegalI ity approved by Preston, Thor&
grimson
Horowitz,
of
Seattle.
County, Kitsap Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Orchard), Wash.
Kitsap
Bond
son,
Offering
County
ceive
sealed
—
Maxine John¬
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
2
re¬
p.m.
April 24 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
tion building bonds. Dated May 1,
1956. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
(PST)
Hallettsville
Bond
County, Pasco Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Pasco), Wash.
Bond Offering — Edith Hales,
No. 401
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Cutler, of Chicago.
Feb. 8.
Franklin
1979 inclusive.
dated
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston, or at the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
2,\
Wisconsin
.
Bond Offering—F. W. Polansky,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas] Benton County, Kennewick School building bonds.. Dated March41.
issue of $165,1956. Due on March 1 from 195*/
District No. 17 (P. O. Prosser),
to
building bonds was I
1976 inclusive.-. Principal anc
Washington
sold to the State Board of EducaBond Sale—The State Finance interest (M-S) payable at a bank
tion, as follows:
j
Committee purchased as 2.80s, at ; n Wisconsin mutually acceptable
$50,000 3V2s. Due on Jan. 15 from Par» the $500,000 building bonds ;o the purchaser, and the District
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
for which all bids were rejected Legality approved by Chapman &
1:30
1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
No.
school
1976 inclusive.
May 1,
District
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
for the purchase of $115,000
WASHINGTON
.'
;
ap¬
Cutler, of
r
Greenfield >School
1528.
p.
Bank, Delavan, Legality
Chicago.
The
Sale—An
Bond
000
600,000 bonds, as follows:
1957 to
183,
11—v.
and)
bank!
or at the Citizens Bank'
Delavan,
or
the
Wisconsin
•
proved by Chapman &
—
of
El Paso
1 from
of
State
Portsmouth, Va.
Offering Canceled
a
District,
Columbus
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $1,-
150,000 sewerage bonds.
1668.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
company
mutually ac¬
ceptable to the purchaser and the:
water and improvement bonds on
the
to
Corp.
p.
receive
trust
or
City rescinded notice of its inten¬
tion to sell an issue of $3,000,000
Texas
•
Sale—An
Texas, of San Antonio.
City
from
183,
will
Clerk,
inclusive.
1976
interest
jected the one bid submitted for
at
District
(CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $1,750,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 195a,
the $70,000 sanitary sewer system
Building
—v.
183,
1
ley,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Va.
Elkton,
County (P. O. Robert Lee),
park
Bond Offering—Donald Beards-
Bonds Not Sold—The Town re¬
to
8c. j
'. i
(City),, Darien (Village i
Town), Darien, Delavan,1
£
Richmond, Sharon, Walworth,
San Antonio.
of
ap¬
Spooner
and
VIRGINIA
Dated
State Treasurer's office,
Anthony
of Texas,
The
Columbian
rev¬
ISLAND
—
Corp.
bonds
|
Delaban
$500,-
Securities
Columbian
Legality
Lines,
by
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
chase
on
of
$360,000
1972 inclusive. Callable
after five
Bond
000
general
obligation
schoc
Dated May 1, 1956.
Du
May 1 from 1968 to 1971 in
bonds.
on
elusive.
(M-N)
Principal
consin Trust Co., Milwaukee. Le
gality approved by Lines, Spoone'
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
&
Shawano County (P. O. Shawano
Wisconsin
Bond
Neil
3
r<
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
chase
elusive.
York
City.
desig¬
000 series B water and sewer rev¬
delphia.
Boston.
Crowe, of Dallas.
enue
Sale—An
bonds
was
issue
sold
to
of
$150,-
Wm. P.
10
a.r
17 for the
pu
courthous
Dated
(M-N)
Principal
payable
National
by the purchaser. Legality
approved bv McCall, Parkhurst &
April
—
until
May 1, 1956. Di
May 1 from 1958 to 1976 i:
bank
Quincy, Wash.
Bond
on
bids
of $970,000
office, or at
the State's fiscal agency in New
Treasurer's
Offering
Druckery, County Clerk, will
bonds.
County
interes
and
payable at the First Wis
from date of issue. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
years
nated
payable at a
in Wisconbe designated by the
may
proved '
Legality
approved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Legality approved by T^wn-
as
(M-N)
trust company
or
successful
send, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
Joy.
interest
bank
improvement bonds was
the
to
of
issue
Principal and in-
and interest
Offering
sold
Bond
Bond
500,000 school bonds. Due on May
$435,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1962.
150,000 3V4s. Due on May 1, 1971.
school building bonds. Dated f
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
O. Monahans),
National Bank of Aus¬
Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, 45 Milk St.,
George,
group
Dillon
000
El¬
Vinson,
|
April 25 for the purchase of $480,-
sold
payable
(M-S)
Coke
|
Sale—An
000 road
ton.
Cranston, R. I.
Pa.
(P.
County
Bond
Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
in February, 1955,
RHODE
District,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Texas
tin.
according to Sr L. Descartes, .Ex¬
ecutive Director of the Authority.
Revenues
for
the 12
months
*
School
Erie
Chapman
Principal and inr
by
(A-O)
Treasurer's
City
Legality approved by
& Cutler, Chicago.
Colby, Hull and Unity and Parts of
Brighton, Unity and Green Grove
Union Free High School District
(P. O. Colby), Wis.
Bond Offering — Russell Meyer,
payable at the City
Bank, of Houston. Le¬
approved
bonds.
purpose
the
at
office.
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
$150,combi¬
tax
serially from
inclusive.
American
Legality
Philadelphia.
of
system
and
4s.
as
Due
terest
Authority in February
to $1,999,685 compared
approved by Authority.
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
works
sold to Dittmar &
1956.
Sales Continue
power
issue
revenue
Antonio,
on
M-N.
est
payable
(J-J)
gality
on
sive. Principal and interest
$2,000,-
was
(CST)
April
T,
1956.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
Jan. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
National
inclusive.
1966
Sale—An
water
was
ended
Feb. 29, 1956,,were $23,8 p.m.
April 23 for the pur¬ 330,704, compared with $18,892,746 in the preceding 12 months.
chase of $300,000 general obliga¬
The
Government Development
tion
water improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 Bank for Puerto Rico is the fiscal
for the Water Resources
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬ agent
(EST)
1957 to
1988
terest
Due seri¬
Brazoria), Texas
Rico
Puerto Rico
the
of
Resources
with $1,539,500
Boyertown, Pa.'
".'■t,*'
Bond Offering — Rowland A.
1956.
Ward
Bond
Resources
Increase—Electric
amounted
PENNSYLVANIA
,
20,
County Fresh Water
Supply Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
■
enues
Royal Na¬
Palestine, as 2V2s.
of
as
corporate
•
Dated
National Bank, of
4Y2s. Dated Jan. 1,
City
Due
1956.
the
to
the
Houston,
Brazoria
nation
Water
Rico
Puerto
to
of
office.
—
IS
1
issue
An
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at
the
County Treasurer's
Township (P. O. Box 166,
Oberlin), Pa.
Sale
The $135,000 im¬
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
(P. O. Forest Grove), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build-
000
and
bonds
J.
May 1 for the purchase of $330,-
—
par.
Dist. No.
sold
March
Dated
to
—
certificates of indebted¬
was
tional Bank
Wyomissing, as 2s, at a price of
Washington County Sch.
Saie
house
school
000
n
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
T exas
County (P. O. Palestine),
Certificate
Co.; and Glover & Mac-
Puerto
*
awarded to the First South-
were
Texas
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April provement bonds offered April 4
v.
183, p. 1419—were awarded
23 for the purchase
of $300,000
building bonds.
Dated April 1, to Moore, Leonard & Lynch, of
1956. Due on April 1 from 1957 Pittsburgh, as 31/8, at a price of
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and 100.07, a basis of about 3.11%.
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
PUERTO RICO
County Treasurer's office.
1
I
10KC
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
provement bonds offered April 5
—v.
183, p. 1419—were awarded
to the Peoples Trust Company of
District Clerk,
$300,000 sani-
April 9—v. 183, p. 1527
Knoxville.
of
Bank,
TEXAS
Gregor, Inc.
1526.
Sale—The
Bond
the" HamUton~Nal | tary sewer system revenue bonds
offered
May
Anderson
Stone & Co.; Central
Company;
Bramhall,
Co., Inc.; Moore, Leon¬
Lynch; Fauset, Steele &
&
Palestine, Texas
Prin¬
(M-N)
1, 4956.
Legality
.
c
nf Dallas
by Chapman & Cutler,1 west Co" 01 Dallas*
of Chicago.
Spring Branch Indep School Dist.,
Co.; Thomas & Co.; Brooke & Co.;
McCormick
&
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells
Dallas.
Bj©
Appleton, Wis.
d
Offering — Elden
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
approved
&
&
of
from
1
interest
lt/Tn-ir
TW^
Dated
May
inclusive.
1965
Mercantile NaLegality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
the
at
Bank
tional
t
,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1956.
payable
or
extension! Boothman, of Dallas,
on
and
tional
Hayden,
Republic
ard
to
payable at
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit;
Falion
Due
cipal
Roose¬
Cross;
Bond Offering—Gayle Kreason,
'
bonds.
Co., of Newark; George B;
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.;
First of
County Sch. Dist. No. 2
.(P. O. Dallas), Oregon
.
&
Company;
City,
National
Bank, of Knoxville.
Trust
Polk
1.
Illinois
Exchange
Hamilton
38,000 waterworks
A.
Weeks;
the
at
Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Coffin & Burr.
&
Corn
Bank, of New York
Presspribh & Co.; Goldman,
&
Co.; Union Securities
Corporation; Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; Dean, Witter & Co.; Horn-
Bond
bids were
syndi¬
Savings
Sachs
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
*
Chemical
R. W.
blower
1,
Legality ap¬
TENNESSEE
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Bank, of Chicago; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
velt
Bond Sale—The $l /o,uUO
and
Trust
Harris
The
McMinnville, Oregon
I
cate:
of' the
members
Other
School District No. 28
April
dated
A-O.
& Horowitz, of
-
(P. O. Veneta), Oregon
Bond Offering—inga ualdwell,
are
Preston, Thorgrimson
Seattle.
by
proved
Weems & Searls,
p.m.
(CST) on
School District No,
91-C (P. O. Charleston), Ore.
$4,500,000 4s. Due on May 1 from April 24 for the purchase of I sold to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
$163,000 bonds, as follows:
I San Antonio, as follows:
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
3,500,000 2%s. Due on May 1 $125,000
auditorium,
park
and $48,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 183,
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive, i
playground
bonds.
Due
on
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
p.
1666 — were awarded to the
First National Bank of Portland,
3,500,000 2%s. Due on May 1
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 in77,000 3s. Due on Jan. 15 from
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive,
elusive.
as 3V2s, at 100.33, a basis of about
Principal and inter1967 to 1976 inclusive,
est
500,000 Is. Due on May 1, 1981.
3.43%.
'
(M-N)
payable at the
The bonds are dated Jan. 15,
Lane County
bonds
Interest
1956.
of Houston.
City, jointly, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.87%, as follows:
Coos County
April 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1966 to
Norman
rially from 1958 to 1990 incl. Indesig- terest M-N. Legality approved by
payable
(J-D)
on
1965 inclusive.
71,000 3y4s. Due on April 1 from
revenue
the
to
Due
1958 to
Texas Company, of Houston, as
4.V2s. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due se-
institution to be
successful bidder.
banking
183, p. 1666—were awarded to
syndicate managed by the First
National City Bank and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., both of New
000
a
York
OREGON
Bond Sale—An
City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $33,000 swimming pool bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
mussen,
2.71%.
about
Ras-
Bond Offering—Carroll R.
April 9
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on April 19 for the
Improvement Dist. No. 44
Houston), Texas
Arlington, S. Dak.
Seattle,
County Water Control and Harper & Sons & Co., of
(P. O. J as follows:
Harris
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Oakmont, Pa.
Tulsa County Indep.
uoon
in
at
and
the
intere
Shawai
Bank, Shawano,
Wisconson
to
be
or
at
agre<
by the County and the pu
Legality
approved
3
chaser.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago
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