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MONDAY
X
ISSUE
Re*. O. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
185
Number
5631
New York
General
RAILROAD
7,. N. Y., Monday, April 22, 1957
Price $1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Abbott Laboratories, No. Chicago, 111.-—Sales
Up 9 %—
Preliminary
9%
a
"With
our
also
upward
first
Dr.
for
are
buildings
nounced
that
double
the
David
of
total
member
of
of
1957
H.
said.
and
"Prospects
Been
the
In This Issat
earn¬
for
of
increase
en
company's $5,000,000
of
8.4%
addition
to
directors
director
a
of
will
for
1956
Chicago,
Abbott
of
April
on
Continental
ll
Laboratories.
Frederick
had
represented a 6.93- increase over
Net income after taxes for
1956 of
hsare
earnings
on
of
the
_At the
year-end,
net
including
38
Coast
the
184,
working
capital
at
was
new
Long
Island
headquarters
box
new
from
a
flaps
stitching method
of
continuous
coil
of
in
record
a
building,
Acme
by
Acme
covering
offered
at
(D.
Si
C.)
purchase
&
high
of
plus
Steel
cut
are
shares
share,
per
both
outer
equipment,
capital,
Higher
method
new
Co.—V.
185,
of
letter
a
of
has
been
Oper.
revenues—
expenses—f
44
Fed.
•
sales
quarter,
be
inventory
and
substantial
a
used
for
material,
operations
will
be
(par
10
leasehold
equal
last
&
year's,
lower
Mr.
but
This company filed
with
cents)
covering
Siragusa
added
of
Co.,
first
will
the
first
said
the
estimated
mortgage
bonds,
on April
12,
1987, to be
shares,
at
$43,703.000 —V.
April
on
300 000
Robbins
shares
filed
l
of
185, p.
letter
a
of
stock
April 29,
to
re¬
its
to
1957,
sell
to
are
is
to
$14,-
This
Net
President
of
the
(&
be
used
per
be
are
with
offered
to
of
135, p.
V
4,856,386
'
.
22,634,530
■'
"
■'
;
19,608,344
\
209,366.864
176,986,612
775,004,731
$3.28
$13.18
675,307,056
'■■■',
V v,;.
Telephone
■
$13.11
&
Telegraph Co. and Its principal telephone
t Includesf proportionate
interest
in
net
earnings
of
Electric
and all other subsidiaries not
Co.
tBased
on
average
number
of
consolidated
(partly
outstanding.—V.
shares
1511.
Arkansas Motor Freight Lines, Inc., Fort Smith,,Ark.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
—Files With
47
S.
and
and
be
at
depletion
foreign taxes on inc.
taxes
on
sales
the
for
used
He
to
$1.20
25.000,000
plans
directors
and
per
for
an
the
to
50.000.000
issuance
of
1956
and
March
ended
31,
1957
were
about
80-%
12,190.356
49,025,741
18.691,736
24,738,479
24,287,262
20,444 696
$0.87
$1.16
in
the
at
$15
without
share,
per
underwriting.
183, p. 2894.
Net profits for the quarter
share based upon 653,859 shares outstanding.
share for the quarter ended March 31, 1956
Net
action
bv
authorized
ry.
185,
185,
$325,886
295,680
$643,977
590,973
$690,408
279,840
$28,500
$30,206
$53,004
$81,886
•3.575
•12,019
•13,727
•8,894
the
the
sales
This
Metals, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
first
levels"
three
the
for
months
period,
this
increase
was
"will
year
Charles
principally
W.
in
W.
show
Anderson,
April 10.
on
instrument
the
years,
increased
figure
Anderson
the
During
$1.00
this
period,
has
company
earnings per share to more
shown a gain in current assets
$18,000,000
increased from
have
said,
net
and
almost
Mr.
he
than
six
from
times
about
stated,
tripled
sales,
the
1946
$8,000,000
dividends
per
H.
1270.
p.
exchange
also
all
for
Hardy-Griffin
Becker
said
under
operate
tha
two
185,
p.
to
March
21
filed
shares
of
common
two
proceeds
letter
on
9,731
company
are
a
of
stock
notification
(par
$1)
Employee
Plans
to
capital.—V.
be
Stock' Option
used for working
at
to
with
be
$16-36..per
Ann Arbor RR-—March
185,
p.
Period Ended March 31—
the
offered
share.-
925.
Ry.
operating
Ry.
Net
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
inserts for oil
In
the
field, tubular
$858,479
$814,365
$2,377,362
$2,309,840
operating
expenses.
646,734
623,413
1,940.120
200%
inc.
for
Fund
income
after
other
185,
p.
fixed
Offering
The
1633,
patent rights.
will
Houston,
changes
no
in
continue
manage¬
and
drill pipe,
and seal ring
•
69,308
123,389
146,548
61,197
56,332
92,186
110,734
Large Capital Gains Distribution
Shares at New High Level—
quarter
ending
March
31,
1957
released,
just
intention
early in August.
price
of
Fund's
Atomic
Fund
shares
also
April
on
that
12,
reached
1957
aa
realized
capital
gains totaled 77 cents per share on March 31, 1957. Approximately this
amount will be distributed together with the stock dividend in August.
dividend
per
of
quarterly
share
top,
be
about
181, p.
25
cents
net
giving effect
the
to
stock
1874.
Ohio RR.—Orders New Equipment—
on
April
Bethlehem
The cars—bids
bulk
will
reveals
&
company
from
report
200%.)—V.
Baltimore
open
.
of
was
all-time high of $17.85.
cars
72,952
chg
deductions.
of
with
Atlas
of
the
management
to pay a 200%
1957. This will result in present stock¬
holders owning
three shares for each now held.
According to Merlo
Thorpe. Jr., Chairman, and Newton L Steers, Jr., President, "the stock
dividend
will
have
the
advantage of lowering the price per share,
thereby
tending
tto broaden
the ownership of the
Fund's stock."
The
after
taxes.
both
names
goods.
—
the
the
states
dividend
1,851,415
ry.
Federal
said
Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—Plans Stock
of
report
(Amount
1957—3 Mos.—1956
revenues.
oper.
Becker
personnel or products contemplated.
Atlas Pipe is a distributor of oil field casing, tubing
while
Hardy-Griffin makes and installs tubing joint
this
1633.
American Pipe & Construction Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
companies,
individual
their
Vander
16.—V.
Mr.
ment,
Atomic
April
assets.
paying $25,000 to Hardy-Griffin holders for certain
Mr,
Dividend
on
Oorp,,
shares
60,000
to
to $2.60.
President, said
Engineering
Hardy-Griffin stockholders,
Atlas' 400.000 shares will be transferred to Hardy-Griffin's 1,000 holders
in
stock
and
of
Indicated—Present
Anderson,
—V.
approval
to
share
Chairman Retires—
C.
Texas—Acquisition—
corporation plans to acquire Hardy-Griffin
Decker, President, announced on April 11.
Subject
to
quarter of 1956 the company reported sales of $9,250,000
earnings of $1.25 per common share.
10
608,522
1149.
p.
meeting cf Security Analysts in New York
a
that
for
record
new
&
1957—2 Mos.—1966
$308,340
'
income—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
operating revenue—
per
first
net
Net inc.
increase
only
to be used for working capital.—V.
Net rev. from ry. opers. ,i
*
volume.
the
In
The
13.437,727
earlier
employees
Ry. operating expenses—
Higher—
$
approve
and
Atlanta & West Point
the
machinery divisions, which together account for about 65% of total
In
SEC
219,300.654
;
corporation on April 2 filed a letter of notification with tho
covering 8,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered to
Period End. Feb. 28—
like number of shares.—V,
a
earnings
to
added
pursuant
20.576,372
providing
shares
for
1269.
p.
Inc.—Profits
quarter
to 45c
adjusting to
sales
for
18,594,086
share
from
than the corresponding 1956 period.
President, told
the
37,285,822
inc
shares
common
company
par
208.613.541
and
foreign
the
—Files
1957
preferred dividend requirements.
shareholders on April 18 voted to
board
694,915,400
48
""After
The
the
Western
estimated!,
Pyl, Chairman of the Board, has retired after 26
years of service but will continue as a director of the company, Charles
Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
depreciation
common
6,237,923
_
Atlas Pipe, Inc., Houston,
company.
income
•Earned
133,566,886
797,639,261
'
$3.32
subsidiaries,
48
—
-
Laboratories,
compares
alter
expendi¬
$
operating
before U. S.
Number
System
company has no present
shares authorized.—V.
185,
amounted
W.
notification
to
,
U.
146,772,965
''
-
share
"American
Ry.
481.
stock
common
Aluminum Co. of America
for
36,049,561
181,342,998
•
,
stock--
Co.
48
The
additional
and
$8,500,000
proposes
share), without underwriting. The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
Provision
Rates
Reserve
of
stock
common
.
increases
due
with
until
persons
Specifically, Alabama
Three Months Ended March
31—
Income
to
The proceeds are
Sales
SEC—
be
given interested
corPora^on
for
38,304.680
215,604,787
v
A.T.&T.
per
SEC
John
and
828,482,28*
«
t Consol. earnings
Statement of Member Banks of
American Machine
Mines, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
Provision
944,412,226
income—.
officers
The
o
217.892,559
deductions
V'
should
construction
Sales
98,450,687
253,909.467
'
730,031,599
"
second
half
purposes.
has
hearing thereon.
W.
136,703,886
interests
The Course of Bank Clearings
greater
second
"the
500,000 of First Mortgage Bonds, due
1987. Net proceeds
for property additions and
improvements.
1957
per
Exchange
Reserve Banks
Net
applied to its construction program.
estimates that it will not be
necessary to sell any addi¬
securities in 1957 for such
Albert
807,708,340
28,600,788
minority
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
be
to
company
The Commission
($1
189,291,771
37,043,608
income—
'Net
additional
in
registration statement with the SEC
a
$14,500,000
The Southern
expenses
123,967,842
193,282.274
the
Earnings—'
sales
for public sale at
competitive bidding.
proceeds of the sale of the bonds,
together
in April, 1957 from the sale of
additional
povering
Int.
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Washing-
for
common
SEC
Total
■■
$
216,865,859
987,099,118
Applicable to
1149,
p.
Alabama Power
Co.—Registers With
AH
••
$
1,399,927,072
income—
tOther
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
13
inner
Improvements:
and
etc.,
133
profitable.
substantially."—V. 185,
are
•vt
.a
■
Feb. 29, '56
inc.
oper.
Miscellaneous Features
Federal
in
earnings were predicted
Siragusa, President, on Anril 11.
D.
approximately
should
tures
u
•
;
-
Feb. 28, '57
$
1,521,215,093
inc.
Applicable
Condition
increase
1957 by Ross
quarter
a
1;*
num¬
taxes
on
oper.
Net
'
average
REPORT
5,907,783,132 5,390,831,563
938,966,317 3,916,865,356 3,601,221,836
160,529,834
711,917,531
636,078,904
111,139,150
471,291,905
423,499,229
taxes
Other
45
on
—12 Months End.—
1
Feb. 29, '56
$
40
Oper.
'
developed
notification
stock
common
to
are
improve
tional
tBased
EARNINGS
—3 Months End.—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-—35
Transactions American Stock Exchange—.*— 35
713.
p.
Corp.—Expects Higher Sales
despite
request
CONSOLIDATED
Feb. 28, '57
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices___-_i
35
formed
and
through Williams, Widmayer & Co..
proceeds
for this corporation in
He
said
that
•
SYSTEM
partly estimated.
outstanding.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
$5.-
the inner flap without
has been announced by this company.
April 4 filed
on
100,000
The
Admiral
The
shares
41
$225,000
and
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange--
Allied
parent.
of
•BELL
Engineering Corp., Kensington, Md.—
and Exchange Commission—
of
working
The
165,990,000 148,055,634 634,430,000 565,482,348
141,820,000 123,283,154 535,340,000 467,358,864
$2.63
$2.70
$10.67
$10.89
....
share—
per
♦Figures for March 1957,
ber
39
Securities
c,Jr*ie c0rPoration
offered
36
Exchange-..*
income-
Dividends
tEarnings
163.344,620 696,160,000 623,846,121
15,288,986
61,730,000
58,363,773
15,670,000
The
Tool
With
ceived
Net
181,660.000
deductions
39
cur¬
Stitching Method—
stitches
driven into
and,clinched inside
Stitching, the
engineered
Files
which
wire,
fibreboard boxes
mechanism entering the
box,
Circuate Wire
Called
1957,
—
income.
Toronto
with
2113.
p.
Acme Steel Co.—New Circuate
ton
16,690,000
17,774,378
64,830,000
68,275,067
153,170,000 136,776,869 590,590,000 528,665,272
11,800,000
8,793,373
40,740,000
26,905,782
—
39
Foreign
S~C
Stock
-
reduction of long-term
debt, and $798,159 for payment of dividends.
"Sales and earnings for the first
three months of 1957 should com¬
pare
favorably with the corresponding period of a year
ago," the
report
announces.
"Expansion into the feeding of workers in
fac¬
tories,
office
buildings, retail stores and institutions,
through the
organization
of
an
In-Plant
Feeding Division, should contribute to
further growth in sales
and earnings."
About 78%
of 1956 sales of ABC
Vending Corporation came from
personally-attended stands in
theatres, drive-in movies, transporta¬
tion
terminals and industrial
plants, while the balance was derived
from the
ownership and operation of automatic vending machines dis¬
pensing confections, beverages,
cigarettes and various food products.
and
21,941,411
income
income
Interest
36
Montreal Stock
reported for
equal to $1.62
$4,664,563 at tne close of 1955. This increase
providing $2,102,704 for properties and equipment,
for
any
47,970,000
24,950,000
income.
Total
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock ExchangePittsburgh Stock Exchange
compared with
achieved after
A
49,570,000
6,137,003
36
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
$50,172,202
$1,632,172 was
1,010,199 shares of common stock.
This compares
$1,564,038 in 1955, or $1.54 a share on the
stock
187,688,
—V.
13,567,000
7,060,000
operating
Other
31
Pacific
rently outstanding.
was
15
14,110,000
.
Sales
1955.
Net
income..
27
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange-
the
oper.
Dividend
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
elected
was
highest annual sales in its his¬
tory at $53,645,041, Charles L.
O'Reilly, Chairman, and Jacob Beresin,
President, informed shareholders in the tenth annual
report.
per
$
399,165,681
260,979,203
taxes——
taxes
Other
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
'
the
of
.V'-
an¬
'
ai(d
Co.
Stock and Bond Quotations
■t
its
Vending Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
corporation
$
on
$27,865,000,
to
Kirchmeyer, Director of New Products within the firm's Scientific
Division, was also elected to the board. Their election increases the
membership on Abbott's board to 15 persons.—V. 184,
p. 1.
ABC
*1957—12 Mos.—1956
s
Fed.
J.
This
*1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
tllie
were
Trust
board
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
revenues—* 113,260,000 106,190,678 436,200,000
expenses.—
75,400,000
67,712,297 296,850,000
earnings
area.
&
Period End. March 31—
the
continue
&
of Subsidiaries Only to the Extent That They Havo
by the Company As Dividends)
Received
Operating
Operating
President
Bank
(Includes Earnings
Vol-
on
April 11.
budgetary procedures,
by
Volwiler
American Telephone
indicate
Ernest
1956,
1955.
research
Kennedy.
National
of
is expected to be in use within two years. He
addition will be an eight-story structure which
the
M.
Illinois
quarter
MISCELLANEOUS
-
years."
past two
in 1956
quarter
first
sales
yolwiler disclosed that th?
research
a
well-controlled
year
sales
the
period
Manager, said
higher,"
the
of
quarter
the
Dr.
be
this
for
corresponding
General
expenses
of
trend
First
and
should
remainder
sales
on
the
over
President
ings
over
figures
increase
wiler,
Copy
a
11
ordered 2,000
new
1
70-ton capacity hoppe*
Steel Co.
for which
drop-bottom
type
were
requested
on
March 27—will be of the
used largely to carry
coal,
ore
and other
commodities.
_
A substantial
,
.
„
..
number of the new units will be delivered in the fourth
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1882)
2
Monday, April 22, 1957
.
..
1;—?—
——
—
—•
—f—;—
"
i9The
railroad
currently operates more than 46.000 hopper
91,000 freight cars of a'.l type3-
companv
its fleet"of
or
part
as
cars
Higher—
March Revenues
$40,823,744 an increase of $1,714,28ft
month of last year, Howard E. Simpson, Prtsi$2,628,602.
was
of
decrease
a
for the first quarter of this year operating .
revenues
were $114,313,553,
an increase of $2,455,8«o ccmpared to a
similar oeriod last year. Net income for tne first quarter was •
t5 390,02*6, an increase of $1,292,578 compared to last year.
,
Earnings per share
of common stock, after funds, amounted to
90 cents for the first quarter of this year; they were 49- cents for
the corresponding period of last year.—V. 185, p. 1633.
about other problems.
^
7
However, it is the norma! practice to provide for emergency,
ditions in winter, and
now these reserve .measures are
proving .
Inc., Tungstonia, Nev.—Stock Offer¬
Suspended—
Exchange Commission, it was announced April 19, 4
Bapay Minerals,
Securities and
The
Bowater's
spac*
storage
Regulation A exemptions
of 1933 with respect to
public offerings of securities by the following:
.
<1: Bapay Minerals, Inc., in its Regulation A notification, filed Oct.
I?, 1953, proposed the public oiiering of 800,889 shares of common
orders temporarily suspending
registration under the Securities Act
popular
grades
of
forging, ".heading,.- roll 'threading,
An
inserted slide moves to
desired.—v.: 165. p. GOa.""
at.
a
welding,,, etc.
machining data
the
glance,
<
Power Co.—Registers
Central Maine
'
This
v"
With SEC—
17 filed a registration statement with, the
of first ar/d general-mortgage bonds,. series
April
on
company
$18,600,000
covering
,SEC
ard -sufficient,-: Mr. Martin
■
n .
v;p
more than 250,000 tons of
W, due 1987, to be offered lor publicTsale at competitive bidding..;'' :'
Net proceeds will be used to pay bank loans which at March 31, 1957. '
amounted, to '$14,000,000 and which, at the time of the bond sale,
wilLnot exceed $15,000,000,; and the balance will be used- to finance
v
•A
.
the-company's construction- program.' Construction expenditures,
>' iu A9ii aiti • expected /to * ApiHrexim&te $20.00A,000.—V. 185,* p. " 1746. "* (
--
Tire
and
show,
V,r*'
V
operations.
produce
special" notes, on drilling, tapping, lubrication and.other side of the chart shows relative workability of\
in a wide-variety of operations including blanking, deep
stamping,,
arawing.
•
c-
their
pulp annually and employ about,. L.80U workers.
mills are a (subsidiary of the Bov/ater Corp. - of-North America,
Montreal.—V. 181, p. 2578.
f
' • ; *
newsprint
issued
has
and
Water
the
machine
to
gtvts,
The
welding.
stainless steeis
;i'.y O
to continue normal
Newfoundland mills
emphasized,
and
feeds,
the port was opened by an Ice breaker
the Arctic ice shut if; down again. However, it is
ana shipping is able to enter ahd leave -Without assistance.
wood.
Available
from
threading,'milling
twice
again open
how
on
gives concise data on turning, drilling, tapping,
and reaming operations.- It, tabulates speeds and-
con¬
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inrormatioi.
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brought
twice,
P.*3078
cnart
latest
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steels is nov#
Reading, Pa."
A'z4 in., and contains a wealth'
machining stainless
-West; Bern St.,"
-
'rt
this
stainless. On one side it
company
value," Mr. Martin said. According to Mr. Martin,
handy
the
of
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$102,270
^Mr.arShnpson ynoted 8t'nat
ing Temporarily
-%This
Ltd.—u
pocket-size
new
available-from
;
plans to continue normal operations, Albert- Martin,.-.
General Manager, said on April 9.
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He denied reports that the big newsprint mills mignt have to shut
down because of lack of wood, water or storage s<>ace.v'-V,
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Port ox Corner Brooke Newfoundland,
made
operating conditions ,in the
woods! difficult,/ and
This
in March were
Total revenues
compared to the same
Operations—
Plans to Continue
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Newfoundland
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Carpenter Steel Co.—New Slide Chart Issued—
Y.,.'Kent, .Wash., .and
being
at
Demopolis,
• Balnbridge,'1* N.'»
Springfield, Ore.—-V/ 185, p. 1634.
k
receipt early in
the balance. Scheduled for
of the year,' with
quarter
Ltd.,
in part
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Public-Utility Co.—Exemption Denied—
Central
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Airways, Inc.—Service to Colombi a~
Bran if f
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The Securities and Exchange Commission,
it- was announced on.
April 16, has served- notice upon Burnham & Co., New York investment
banker; and N. V. Amsterdamsche Bankierskantoor v. h. Mendes G&n-S
Co." i"MCndes
Gans">,. a Dutch ' investment banker,-that, effective-
-v,
Braniff international Airways will -inaugurate^ air* setvice'between
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the U. S. and Bogota, Colombia, on May 15, Clias. E. Beard, President,
Uranium Corp., Lander, Wyo., in its Regulation A
announced on April 16.
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p
March 29, 1955. proposed the public offering of
-, May .12,1957,; they
will nqt be entitled to any automatic exeriiption,
Braniff will become the first U. S. airline to' link the capitals of
300,000 shares of common stock at SI per share,
pursuant, to the exemptive rules of the Commission, from the registraColombia and the U. S. following the recent signing of the bi-lateral
Each
of the
orders provides an opportunity for hearing, upon,
tion requirements of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of'1935
air treaty between the two countries.
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as owners of more than
UP/
oi the voting securities of Central Public
request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated or
Three round-trips weekly between Bogota and New York via Panama,
made permanent.
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Utility Corp. (*Cenpuc"b of New York, a registered -holding company/"
Miami and Washington will initiate the new air route. By an inter¬
In its suspension orders, the Commissions asserts that the respective
Having disposed of all its domestic utility subsidiaries, Cenpuc filed
change agreement with Eastern Air Lines, Braniff has through plane
an application for exemption from Eh? Acc,vpursuant to Section 3(a).(5^ '
companies failed to comply with the terms and conditions of Regulation.
service from New York and Washington to Latin America with the
A; that their offering circulars contain false and misleading reprethereof, on the ground that1 it receives no part of its income 'from
flights operated by Eastern personnel between New York and Miami.
■aentations of material facts;
and that use of said offering circulars
utility companies operating within the United States.
Its application
Braniff also has combination DC-6 first class and tourist flights
would operate as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers.
discloses that in January, 1957,-. Mendes Gans, through Burnham «s>its
through both the Houston and Miami gateways to: Cuba, Panama,
With
respect to Bapay,
the Commission's order alleges that that
American agent, acquired rnore .than 10%" of Cenpuc'fc voting securities.
Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil.—V. 185. p. 1512.
-company's offering, circular fails to contain the required statement of
This acquisition created a third tier of.holding companies in the Cenpuc
cash receipts and disbursements or income and expense and fails to
system; which: is eontrary to the "great grandfather" clause of Section
Brantley Helicopter Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—; Files
■contain a financial statement of Bapay's condition of the type required,
11 < di i.2) or the Act.n*
-VClir
-X'''4, and that the company failed to file the required semi-annual report
, With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The effect of the withdrawal of any automatic exemption will be to
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of stock sales and th» use to which the proceeds thereof were applied.
'require both Burnham and Mendes Gans to register as holding com¬
The corporation on April 2 filed a letter of notification with the
Furthermore,
it is alleged that the offering circular was false and
panies not later than May 12, 1957/ or to file a formal application for
SEC covering 21,813 shares of common stock
ipar 5Q cents)
to be
.misleading in respect of "(1»
the quantity, quality and value of ore
exemption. In the latter, event, tire Commi.-sion will be in a position to
offered at $13.75 per share, through Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
to be found on Bapay's leased properties;
(2» the financial condition -;j
determine, after opportunity for hearing and -upon the basis of all
The proceeds are to be
used for working capital.-• ;- *
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of Bapay, in that the financial statement contains extensions for dol¬
pertinent facts, whether it is appropriate in the public interest or for
lar amounts for non-cash transactions notwithstanding that Bapay was
the
protection of invcscors that Burnham and, or Mendes Gans be
at. that time an industrial or extractive company in the promotional, ^
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Acquisitions—
subjected to the duties and obligations.imposed by the Act upon! regisexploratory or development state; and (3• the failure to disclose that
•*V tered "holding companies or whether to grant such companies an exemp¬
An
interim
report,
explaining ihe 'significance ' and. 'growth effect
Bapay failed to make certain payments as required by certain contracts
tion from registration.—V. 185,0.934.
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of a series of important recent acquisitions; has. been issued to stock¬
under which, it was acquiring its properties and thereby or otherwise
holders of this corporation by Geo. Garvin Brown, President.
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last its properties.
Mr.
Brown
said
the
interim
report
was' issued
at this time
in
The Commission's order with respect to Mack-Lang asserts that the
Chapman Processing Corp., Hammond, Iiid., —
response
to "numerous inquiries from stockholders with respect to
aggregate offering price of all securities required to be included in
^With Securities and Exchange Commission—
"•y y{
these acquisitions," instead of waiting until the corporation'^- annual
the computation exceeds the $300,000 limitation prescribed by Regula¬
7The corporation on April 10 filed a letter of notification with the
report for the fiscal year ending April 30 is. prepared. , "
tion A; that the notification failed to include information with respect ,
The
SEC covering 7,600 shores of class A-common stock and 1,900 shares
major acquisitions by the company, Mr. Browri said, involve
to
unregistered securities of the issuer sold on its behalf and on of class B common stock (the latter to be'ottered to partners of the
purchase of the Jack Daniel Distillery Co. of Lynchburg, Tenn.f and
behalf of Its affiliates within one year; and that the company failed
The Jos. Garneau Co. of New York, as Well -as acquisition of exclu¬
Chapman Management Co.V both to be offered at par ($10 per share:.
to
file
the required
semi-annual reports of stock sales and rise of
No underwriting will be involved.
sive
The proceeds are to be used for
production and distribution
right's ?n this country for BOL3
proceeds.
In addition, the order alleges that Mack-Lang's offering
land, equipment and working capital,
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liqueurs, fruit brandies, gins and vodka.
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circular contains false and misleading information with respect to < 1 >
The decision
to diversify sales
of the companyiv/lth the alcholic
stock of Mack-Lang owned by its promoters, organizers and affil ates,
beverage field, and a way from exclusive sale1 ol i-rov/n-Forman's three .
<2>
the intensions of the promoters, organizers and affiliates with
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
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brands, Old Forester Bottled-in-Bond Eourbohr-Early Times , Bourbon,
respect to the distribution of Mack-Lang stock which they had received.
.
Net assets of this Fund amounted to $133,207,183 at March.31, 1957,
and
King blended whisky, was made two or three years ;aJo, Mr..
and
(3:
the interests and investments of the promoters, organizers
% equal- to $15.70 per share, according to the quarterly report released
Brown said in the letter, to stockholders.—V. 184, i>./319.
v
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«,nd
affiliates in
Mack-Lang;
and that the offering circular failed
stock at 25c per share.
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Mack-Lang
<2)
.,
filed
notification
on
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disclose
to
nature
the
and
of
status
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sought
Period Elid. March 30—
Retail
—v.
1957—5
Wks.—(nfls
annual
rise of
1956.
1137—IS Wks—1956
56%
a
16%; both new record highs, for the fiscal year
and
a
51
of
is
company
cents
BUSINESS—The
common
per
Is
company
a
cash
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rotary air tools;
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B.
Roche,: President,
-
said
on
earnings
$939,470,
were
Burroughs Corp.—New
all
after
-—totaling
about $l,600.000-r-set
a
new
ElectroData Division of this corporation.
based on 185 392
.mares
on Nov. 30. 1956, gs against $3.52
a share
on 171,389 shares outstanding on Nov.
30. 1955.
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For the first quarter ended Feb. 28. 1957, net income was $122,280,
equal tc 62 cents a share based on 196,602 shares of capital stock
The
1956
earnings
equal
share
$5.07 per
to
of capital stock outstanding
were
First
Earnings in the comparable three months the proceding
a share on the 182,287 shares of
income
quarter
Federal
before
income
taxes
was
$254,750 and
714.
p.
y
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Production
first. Datatron.,
yy
Eastern
Associates
Utilities
below,—V.
Blaw-Knox Co.—Reports New
185,
Cargill, Inc.—South's Soybean Capacity
The
annualy
W.
cents per share
Cordes Snyder,
the
like
High in Earnings—
orders
New
tinued at
end of
on presently outstanding shares.
Jr., President, also said that first quarter sales of.
a
24%
increase over sales of $37,690,000 for
represented
period
of
the
for
steady
a
^
1956.
three
first
months,
Backlog
pace.
1956 to $155,000,000
at
Mr. Snyder reported, con¬
slightly from $153,000,000 at the
rose
the end
ot the
183,
quarter.—V.
'division,-
2894.
p.
This
filed with the SEC an amend¬
ment on April 10, 1957, to its registration statement covering an addi¬
tional 500.000 shares of its common stock.—V. 183, pp. 1751 and 1958.
company
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plant is able to convert 8.500.000 bushels, pf soybeans yearly
gallons of oil aud 200,000 tons of meal, Seed said.
12.500,000
35,500.000 bushels of beans.
Southern crushing capacity is some
Present
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
investment
York
New
,
The new
to
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund,
.series
cerchicate,-.,
Chicago,
VY.
dated
plant
bushels
estimated
ment
to
BEC
covering
offered
The
at
71,710
cents
75
to
proceeds are
Bond
Feb.
filed
11
shares, of
share,
per
to
go
a
letter
common
through
of
of
also
beans;
includes storage tanks for. the receipt of 2,200,000
loading and
unloading facilities ior trucks, river
and rail and tank cars, and equipment for bulk pelleting and
"packaged" handling of 44% and 50% protein nieal.—V. 185, p. 1039.
stock
(par
L.
Friedman
D.
selling stockholder.—V.
a
Stores Inc.—March
Sales
to
cents),
10
184,
Co.,
&
p.
722.
be
$8,400,000.
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Bales
—V.
$5,547,311
185,
and
C%
earnings in
from
until
Because of
ft
of
is
the
announced
dent,
available
the
difficult
in
on
the
the
same
nature
17.
the
of
sales
and
figures,
he
said,
would
not ?be
month.
the
of
predict
the
estimates.
of
dairy
year's
operating
Comfort explained,
results
on
the
basis
predicted, however, a continued
imearnings for 1957,' the company's centennial
year.
This
company
opened
its
second
southern
formaldehyde
and
dam
forming
with
connected
development
to
this
com¬
50
years
structed
three
reservoir
is
about nine "miles long, and a power¬
18,300-horsepower turbines direct-
of three
13.333-kilowatt
generators.
$13,800,000.
issued by the FPC
dams.
Carolina
)Ry.
resins
Net
^-V.
rev.
ry.
•
cost
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of this
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is effective for 50 years as
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North
from ry. opers.
oper.
income
-
$102,598
33,725
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$314,174
160,745
$282,039
179.441
expenses
185; p.'1271.
Western
1957—Month—1956
operating revenue__
Ry. operating
Net
Estimated
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of- April 1.
the proposed Tuckertown development, and for a term of
effective as of Jan. 1, 1947, as it applies to the three con¬
The license
for
a
installation
an
to
Period End. Feb. 28—
-
filant at Fayetteville, N. C. on April 18.
It is
geared to produce146,000,000 pounds of formaldehyde annually.
The plant, located on the banks of Cape Fear River is Borden's.
filth formaldehyde
producer in the United States, the other plants-
license
.
He
Opens New Formaldehyde ancl Resins Plant—
a
continuous 38 mile stretch of the river and develop
a
combined power head of 343
feet.
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The new development, designated Tuckertown. will be located about
eight miles upstream from Badin, N. C. It will include a 1.255-foot,
•1957,
business, Mr.
issued
ments will occupy a
house
this vear increased an esti¬
1956. Harold W. Comfort, Presi¬
quarter
Final
has
for a hydroelectric project, consisting of* ofte* proposed and three
existing developments, oh the Yadkin River in. North Carolina.
The projeot, in Stanley, Montgomery, Davidson and Rowan Counties,
N. C.,
has an existing hydroelectric installation of ■ 134.500 kilowatts
at the three existing developments,
with an additional 40.000 kilowatts to be installed at the proposed new * dam; The four develop¬
long
Earnings Increased—
first
period
April
end
to
first-quarter
tirovement
$62,264,277 $62,386,837
$7,408,377
1333.
p.
Borden Co.—Sales and
Sales
mated
1957—8 Mos.—1958
1957—Month—1956
Commission
Power
-
,
Lower—
.
Period End. March 31—
185,
1635.
p.
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
offered $4,200,000 of 33/4%
scaled to yield from 3.50% to 3.85%,
They were awarded to the group
its bid of 99.0775%.
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were
according to maturity.
April 16
on
on
,
Inc. bid 99.257V for the certificates as 3"bs.
the certificates are subject to authorization of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The entire issue of certificates is to be secured by 300 steel hopper
Stuart
HhIs?}".
&
Co.
and
s».ie
of
Issusnrce
;•*;
cars;,
100
auto
560.0C0.
650 box cars, estimated to cost $10,'
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are—Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
and Stroud & Co., Inc.*—V; 185, p. 1635.
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cars
and
.
.
Associates in the offering
Securities
Co.
jfi
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$567,342 ^
$618,839
350.733
363.101
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$153.429'$216,609
$255,738
70,9u7 - "
75,502,.".. .106,018
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fering Permanently
:
The
the
false
assets
'and
securities
which
the
,
Of¬
Suspended—Now Undergoing Reorg.
Exchange
Commission
on
April
11
announced
decision in which it ruled that this corporation
misleading
representations
concerning its income,
other matters in connection with a
public offering of- its
in
from
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a
and
August.
mission ordered
tion
and
Securities
issuance
made
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Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Stock
Coastal Finance
pany
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Inc.
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The
the
with
$9,000,000
by new equip¬
equipment trust certificates, maturing semi-annually,
Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb. 1, 1967.^ inclusive. The certificates,
second
and final
instalment of an issue aggregating
Co.—Hydroelectric Project—,
Aluminum
Carolina
notification
and due sCmiThese are
which are to be secured
approximately $11,250,000.—V.
cost
ler and associates on April 17
barges
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
1957
of the series VV certificates,
Bonanza Oil & Mine Corp., Sutherlin, Ore.—Files With
corporation
1,
Feb.
and
-
The
Pacific RR.—Bids—
Hi.,will up to noon (CDT>
from it of $6,000,000 -equip*
Aug. 1. 1957 to and including Feb. 1, 1972.
x.nal installments of arJ autnorized issue of
from
second
tne
in
receive bids for the purchase
1
trust
ruent
office
its
at
company
May
on
ment Trust Certificates
South's total y
soybean crushing capacity by 15% to 20% was started in operation
at
Memphis. Tenn. on April 9 by this pioneer-grain handling and
processing firm.
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The new facility—an extraction, storage, shipping and merchandising
center—withh directly influence agriculture and industry in a primary
supply- and - distribution area
comprising Tenhessee, Arkansas and
Missouri, and a; distribution-only area extending through Texas, Loui¬
siana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia. Florjda and California, according
to
Fred M. Seed, Vice-President in charge of Cargiil's vegetable
oils,
the first quarter of 1957, equivalent
fco $1.23 a share, were reported by this company on April 17.
This
compares with earnings of $1,420,000 in the first quarter of 1956, equal
6o 85
Increased—
that will boost the
large-volume soybean installation
A
Record earnings of $2,066,000 for
$46,480,000
be
process
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Equip¬
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1512.
p.
will
subsidiary
'{'& Chicagro, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
1
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Sells Notes—
Bee
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Edison
Societa
produ.ee acrylic fdiers by the same
manufacturing Aerilan acrylic fiber
y
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rate now* is one system every five
.vy':.:.':y
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has installed 147, computers nationwide—including the y
large Datatron system and the desk-size E101.
Datatron shipments in March were to Allstate Insurance Co., Skokie,111.; Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co., New York;* Electronic Associates
Inc., Princeton, N. J.; Louis Allis Co.. Milwaukee; Peppeteli Manufac¬ 7
turing Co., New York, and the Chicago Area Transportation Study. :
—V. 185. p. 1512.
V;V.'
its
days.
ElectroData
year were $106,216, equal to 58 cents
capital stock than outstanding.
$221,284, respectively.—V. 185,
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processing systems in March
one-month record for /the
peak was reached less than three years after
The
ered
,
outstanding;
Shipment Record-
shipment of six Datatrun electronic data
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licensed by Chemstrand; tu
nsed by" Chemstrand flor
at its Decatur, Ala-., plant.
/j Another subsidiary of Societa Edison recently started production or
acrylonitriie,- the; major raw material, in Italy.
Fiber production ia
expected to began within twoears.—V. 185, p. 1746.
The
;«•;
income, compared with net income
March
,E. A. O'Neal, Jr., President, on April. 10 announced that Chemstrand
reached an agreement with Societa Edison, ot Milan, Italy, "for
manufacturing acrylic libers irf-'. Italy by a newly-formed 'subsidiary
of Societa
Edison.
The Chemstrand Corporation will be a minority
shareholder.
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Burke
charges and provisions for taxes
of $603,657 the year before.
on
has
currently paying an annual
stock., plus 5%. in stock.
producer of
with net assets
compares
Corp.—Licenses Italian Firm—
Chemstrand
first
was
DIVIDENDS—The
dividend
sales
ended Nov. 30.
earnings
In
increase
it
This
.
Ohio residents
announced on April 17. This is the
public financing by this company.,:-/: V;/', * 1
only,
Co.—Earnings 56% Higher—
shows
report
t
and will be offered at S13.25 per share to
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April 17.
on
31, 1956 of $123,313,174, equal to $17.62 per share.
Tne number of
'.shares outstanding was 8,433,119 ori March 31, 1957," and 7,278,675 a
year earlier.—V. 155, p. 1383.
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Offered—
has been
by The Ohio Company, Columbus. Ohio,/
Tools Corp., Dayton. Ohio—Stock
of 47.800 shares of common sfock
underwritten
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issue
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$6,374,784 $11.615,682 $12,606,932
sales—$4,882,857
185, p. 1383.
The
Buckeye
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(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—-^March Sales
stockholders
to
in
litigation
material
certain
Mack-Lang is a defendant and in which a judgment is
«gainst the company for a material amount.—V. 178, p. 1465.
which
the
1955.
Upon the basis of this decision, the Com¬
permanent suspension, of the Regulation A exemp¬
registration
securities
under
the
Securities
Act
had been offered and sold.
1933 -pursuant-to
of
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in 1949, Coastal was= engaged in the, consumer,
and operated 12 loan offices in Maryland. Virginia.
Organized
;
finance
Florida
and Pennsylvania.
The- Regulation A notification covered an offering
of 5.669 shares of class A common, stock at
$28.50 per share." The
company was founded by Frank B. Bush, who with hi* wife owned a
majority of its outstanding class B common stock iwhlch carried the
right to elect a majority of the. board of directors:
and who had
business
been its
President
and General Manager since Rs inception*.-(The com¬
undergoing reorganization in the U. S.-District Court in
to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act.:
.
According to the Commission's decision, the falsification of assets
and income was primarily an outgrowth of improper accounting prac¬
tices which had the effect of inflating the income figures.
This involved
is
pany
now
Baltimore
a
"rolling
when
the
pursuant
of. account"
cred t
factors
practice,
did
not
or
the
justify
renewal of delinquent loans
renewal, with resulting
such
credits
to
interest
income.
Another, improper
practice
consisted of "spreading payments," by means of which fictitious pay¬
ments were
made to what otherwise would be delinquent loans for
improper
the
purpose
of
taking
or
keeping
such
loans out
of
a
delinquency
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status,
thereby .avoiding a
write-off
of
uncollectible
loans
income, which was the declared policy of the company.
The
show
net
effect
of
operating
an
these
practices,
income
of
the. Commission
$107,695
for
rhesix
against
mouths
bank
.
stated,
•
ended
loans
be
may
to
was
other
June
to
'
wdrking capital purposes, and
subsidiaries
to
reduce
their
to
up
bank
.
$3,500,000
loans
v
t-
and
rently
for
'•
liscal
company's
backlog
of f orders
as ' of
Jan.
31,
30, 1955, as rellected in Coastal's offering circular, whereas the com¬
1957,
was
> $119,000,000, as compared with $109,000,000 at
July 31, 1956.
pany sustained
a
Of the
$128,130 loss for the period, as shown by special
Jan.. 31
backlog, $113,000,000 represents woi-k to be.
audits
performed Jn
subsequently
made.
As
a
further result of, these
improper ;
the company's own plants, as compared with $92,000,000 on
practices, the actual number of
July 31,
delinquent accounts was concealed.
I 1956.
Products of the company's design lsub-contiacted to other's at
Thus, reports for September, 1255. after the issuance of instructions
the Government's direction; account for
the balance, n It is
to
show
the
actual
number
of f delinquent
expected
loans
without
that
applying
substantially -air such- sub-contracts will be
lictttious
"completed in the
payments
to
hide
delinquency
revealed
that
there
were
liscaryeUr ending .July 3i, 1957.' r'"\ *' ^
v
'
r
1960
delinquent accounts as compared with 803 shown at the - end
c
...'tiie registration .Statement -states that personnel of the
of
"We
•
„
«
practices
of
In
its
decision,
purchase
in
its
.that
tested
the
analyzed
stated:
made
and
a
cash
the
"It
H.
J.
that
to
"although
price
proper
leading
to
considered
liquidation figures
to
compulations
that
view
a
determining
Mr.
in
the
the
of
the
individual
Gateway
•
circular
r
-
assets,
*
that
found
that
'
paid
the
on
and
class
misleading
erally
A
that
accepted
examination
that
common;
in- respect
their
of
statement
examination
was
of
any
the
offices
the-
in
made
when
Coastal's
in
was
had
firm
been
1
improper
certification
certiiicat?
of
>
the
of
tiie
f
do
-economic
year
Its
not
appear' in 1957.
present estimates,
the basis of
1957
1957,
field
to
the
climate
warrants
profit
in
or
boilers
pressure
in
the
on
New
York
medium
hot
presented
silica
Treating
the
last
in
for
\
;
corporation
at
for
ASME
;
and
:
.
water
boiler
-T-1;
Philadelphia
ill,
32,
is
boilers
optimism.
picture
for
5-25
:W:;T';
}84,
by
can'
which
p.
Coleman
Felt
the
to
302
reported
$28,719.
sales' of
total
sales
/"■/. ''"■■■■',-■
As
the
of
in
the
entire
Coleman, President and General Manager, said
sales of
goods—heating and air conditioning equipment and outdoor
appliances—were slightly; higher in 1956 than in
1955 but were not
enough to offset the drop in military aircraft
production.
The decline in earnings was primarily attributed to
a
sharp drop
in new home construction
resulting in severe price competition within
the heating and-air
conditioning industry.
'
V
Other contributing factors were
higher labor, materials and. selling
costs, and heavy expenditures for research
and product
development.
While earnings dropped to the lowest
point in more than a
company
paid
regular
25-cent
quarterly
net
of
case
the
first
looks
1957
year
dividends
F
""T" i
and
International
.
^
outstanding'
.new.-
products
we
are
continue
)
at
quarter
the
of
to
.and
generally
last
Coleman
year
and
1957.—V.
185,
(that.
reduction
a
42.-
p..
•
"
'
of
had
been
least
at
'
-
Coleman
This
agreement
April
on
with*ihe
Fruehauf
fhat
a
initial
Co.-to
manufacture
/
would
to
is
The
this
completed
As
Vacuum
done
by
sell
and
Cleaner,
national
a
■:
and
to
the
the
135,
1635.
p.
Collins Radio
The
*
tueufc
offered-
for.
convertible
"
be
und
class
filed
by
the' SEC
with
,
,
stockholders.
B common
stock
Tiie
A(
^
,
by
a
group
debentures
Kidder,
will
The
-
'be
.
Pea body-&
Go.
1
■
Coll ins
proposes • to
otfer to
holders .-pff its
class A and class B
stock the right to subscribe for the debentures at
toe r te
principal amount of debentures for each 19 shares of QoinmOn
common
$100
l;.eldvon
the
March
on
shares" of
The
.and
navigation
Proceeds
.
date
1957,
class
B
is
company
facture
,
recoid
31,
be
determined.
shares
of
Collins
class
Voting power is vested
leading factor in the design,
of
specialised,
*
equipment.
the
radio
had
stock
A
stock.
a
sale
from
to
735,555
in
t
e
and
is
proposed
THE
that
a
portion
of
the
"»
A
communication
will
be
used
'
the
fluctuations
for
.
the
in
N.
has
the.
filed
'*
:-y;
1957
411,234.400
+Reg.
a
reduce
U.
week
S.
the
rate
of
letter
a
of
notification
general
lien
on
by
837,500
-May
~
stock,
of
for
the
sales
''
*
situated
-.!'*•%
2-'.'
-1 •
the
on
'
Net
for
income
Vice-President
been
elected
succeeds
Corn
and General
President
William
Products
of
net .sales,.
-
end
20
will vote-upon
1,000,600
the
the
the
a
Gamble
who
Co.—V.
Patent
is
185,
Senior
now
1152.
p.
1956, amounted to $7,737,382
which were
the
highest in the
..
1956
amounted
shares of
with
$780,314,
to
$596,505,
capital
equivalent
to
equivalent
to
$1.34
outstanding
stock
at
the
$1.76
'
'
T
•
Corson, Chairman of the Board,
in their report -to: Stockholders,
share
per
in
1879..
exchange,
company
lias
authorization
and
Bolton
Corsolia,
L.
;
Cosmopolitan
r
$0.21
Files
With
The
company
covering
Life
4k
Securities
April
on
150,000
filed
8
sharps
Casualty
and
of
Co.,
Phoenix,
Exchange
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
$1)
(par
;
politan
;
would
enable
It
but
unissued;
1,269,417
company's-; two convertible
com-
issue
to
do
to
"
used
Co.. There
to
quality
company.
Peters
debenture
for
See Hertz Corp.
Cowles
and
"
is
be
no
activate
a
ic^-i
the
-
$25,000,000.
This
•The
•
The
u»w»e
$1.35
or
,
to $5. .to. 46
said
■':
pro¬
-
.
....
s«ook.
me
.1
2
t
»
below.—V. 189, p. 1472.
"
a
four
and
silicate
Jt-rog.il.
further
these
which
vvould
be
an
figures did not
include
all-at" record
levels,
as
of
the
attained
in
a
1957
-
exact
irveome
taxes_»
proposed
(2)
Desert
A
'
.
Uranium
liltd
that
sTated'
sales
•
notification,
shares
of
The
request,
1747.
.
on
made
or
and
offering
means
end
1,420,770
disclose,
A;
in
its
the
Lake
public
offering
In
VuiAed
States,
;U;
26,
1955,
Utah,
in
its
proposed the publio
at
of
Question
stock
at
$10
share
per
and
2,950
share.
per
opportunity
for hearing,
upon
the suspensions should be
vacated
an
whether
orders,
failed
that
sale
such
to
the
the
Commission
asserts
comply with the terms
offering circular of each
representations
of
" sCCuiities
circulars
Commission's
use
the
In
cur-
lc
provide
would
of
by
material
that
and
fact;
the. < respective
operate
as
a
each
fraud
of
failed to
of
the
order
among
file
the
proceeds
other
with
things,
pf
contains
and
that, the
companies
and
deceit
Epsolon,
to
Crenco
semi-annual
and
that
its
asserts
reports
offering
of
that
stock
circular
S.
Possessions,
Territories
the
sales
fails to
material change in the management
subsequent to the filing of said circular.
the order of
and
Members
of
Pan-American
Union.
:
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
-
^*.-k *_-r-
by
upon
a
company which occurred
the case of
respect
required
thereof,
the
conditions
company
purchasers.
The
$1.37
*
subscriptions -and advertisements
"of
City,
the Commission
asserts
that that
Dana
foreign
$1
Regulation ;A
*
Suit
Jan.
preferred
stock
orders
misleading
and
of
2,305,568
the
the
companies,
Talse
.
61a %
suspension
Regulation
2,096,781
are
Utah,
permanent.
its
.four
of
common
respective
3,150,421
$1.20
25,
.
Co.,
filed
at
•
George,
19,
Uranium
shares
common
common stock at $1 per share.
Underwriters Factors Corp., New York City, N.
Y., in its Regula¬
notification, filed on Dec. 7, 3 955, proposed the
public offering
through New York and American Securities Co.
("underwriter")
of
29,500
"
earnings
95,000
A
shares
174.434,293
2,048,730
Kuhl-
manufacture
(4)
tion
4,402,349
and.
Silicate,
to
offering of 150.000 shares of its
company
President,
St.
of
1955, proposed
at 2'Atc per share:
shafts
Queen
offering
"
Corp.,
Jan.
on
4,277,324 common
2,703,503
—.
public
the
,
Epsolon
5,853,924- '
taxes
Le
plant
a
Nogent L'Artaud (Aisne) on the River
Maine, 80 km
Paris, and
tliat
the plant
is
scheduled
to
be
put in
latter part of this year.—V. 185, p. 1272.
V
share.
Regulation
,
1.956
-
Gobain,
build
,
orders,
185, p.
will
Sept.
1953,
per
share on the 949,828
period.—V,
Sifrance
'
reported previously.
six-months
manufactures," Saint
that
Tiie Securities and Exchange Commission, it was
announced on April
12, has issued orders temporarily suspending. Regulation A
exemptions
" from registration under the Securities Act of 1933
with respect
to
public offerings of securities by the following:
1
(l; Crenco Corp. hi its Regulation A notification, filed
(3)
new
Mercier, Sifrance Managing Director. The
that Sifrance is a jointly owned
subsidiary ol
Crenco Corp., Reno, Nev.—Stock
Offering Temporarily
Suspended— " * ' -i- ■*. -
possible acquisitions. The
a
Jean
silicates at
northeast
operation
'
notification
his
France—•
Huntley,
and
explains
French
It
r
year
.*
<
in
has granted a license to Sifrance,
Paris"France, to
anhydrous sodium meta, sesqui and oftho silicates
by
and the right to use Cowles trademark
"DRYMET,"
to a joint 'announcement on April 5 by R. F.
states
matin
1960,
Last
16.
Process
process
announcement
etc.—
share by
April
or.
Co.—Licenses
•
company
Cowles
according
President,
"v
share.
a
approximate $35,000,000,
William B.
for
at
Cosmo-
;•
Presi4ent pf the company,
Chemical
Cowles'
'
**
to
Federal
Subscriptions
SEC
offered
b'
underwriting.
•
•
be
manufacture
eon-
leavipg
issues,
Flecirodyuauiics Cor?.—Oiitiook,
earned $1,203,263,
Kennedy,
will
with
to
issued
Couture National Car Rental System, Inc.—Sale—-
so
sales
income
be
Amos Ben
rate
were
Insurance
to
common
held
being
arc
—'•
sales
Life
are
insurance
;
the
by
tporized
definite- plans
no
-
"
proposal
at
ceeds
Ariz.—
Commission—
$2 per share to holders of. policies of life insurance
or
otlic-f corporate purposes."
the company had outstanding 1,915,319 shares
and 13,706,739 shares of common stock. A
eomnioh shares- currently are authorized: Of those
<-■
before
remittance
1955
•*■
.
L.
per
year-
Coirpapv, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertlsi»S issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street.
Chicago 3, Illinois
E. C., England c/o EdWafds' &' SmllK Copy right" 1957 by' William ft. Dana
Company. - Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at
3,
Co..
corn
."President,
stated that while net, sales
for the year showed little change, tbe lower net earnings reflected
The eiiecis of'the stedl strike last
summer, increased expenditures for
1,276,800
" research and development and starting expenses for the
27,700
company's
new stone
crushing system.—V. 184, pp. 1580 and 820.
•''' 135,000
Nil
231,202,375
Office)
Sales
Refining
31,
basis.
same
-
$288,000 '.+$172,000
of
number
earnings of $1,283,263 were equal to $1.35
M.
Manager
Products
Corson, Inc.—Net Earnings Lower—
444,087
compared
the
on
;
prevjjously credited to costs and
tNet income.--~V.185, p. 1513.
Net profit _1
S.
River
dextrines^ dextiose and
H.
year eu.dqd Dec.
$7,756,881
in
1955,
'
•
Sales
Corn
Products
Corn
Refining
the
for
the
on
Philip
1956
'
49,600
shares)"."-"
containers
Average number of-common shares outstanding
Earnings per average common share outstanding
,
Cooper
-
history.
share
,
'-■ $1,611,500
1.—
Sales
'
SEC
offered
1957,
the highest ever
Profit
the
be
to
home.
of
with
for'-future-financing
15,771,831
of
with
bonds
at
marketing agency of
corn
starches, syrups,
company's
^
^ ,r *
»
cumulative
McFarlane,
company,
compared
comparable
.
v
ion
...
of
2223.
p.
—;
Although
of-The
backlog
p'ederal
to
lo35.
p.
1793.
p.
8
6%
'
McFarlane
Net
to
stock
aircraft
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens,
London,
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00
per year.
account
April
of
(G. & W. H.)
'
be
proceeds
185,
Bank Credit—
industry and Karo syrups, Mazola corn oil, Bosco Chocolate
milk ampliiier, Xasco dog food,-and
Niagara, Linit, and Argo laundry
reported
amounted
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Reports Further Gains—
-
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice
On
lf}4,
36 Weeks Ended March'9—
manu¬
and
companies.—V.
for
Lu
*
William
NOTE:
$6,731,000
euthorized
1957
Not
were
768,762
class
development,
added to working
capital to
meet increased .requirements resulting trom th * growti of t e comjiany's commercial business coupled with continued
high
volume of
military business and increased opereaions of subsidiaries.
Initially
it
sales
(
President,
net
ou.tsta,miinfe; at ."yeai*'s jaio._ They compared with 1955 earnings
of $803,696, /equal" to 85 cents a share on 943,559
shares.
Sales of
$25,036,689 compared with $17,124,423 in
1955;
new
order of $29,400,000 jumped 47,%"over the $19,900,000 booked in '55; and backlog of
$3,800,000 was. up-79% "-over, the previous-ye-ar's-$4,900,000. ' Net earnings -per sliure .of 75 cents for the last six months of 1956
outstanding
....
debentures* will
oils
shares
offering
Weld & Co.
A six-cial meeting of -stockholders-will be
held April ?9, 1957, to
approve the issuance of convertible debentures.
of
Lower—
company acquired three small companies the past year.
The 1956 :annual report revealed that earnings, sales,
and
'
state'to -be
company.
headed, by,
184,
■'
which., is
Mr.
and
1957
v-L—i
jump.
Mr. Fogg said
1
of The
director*
Bouievaird.
60.357%, or for an aggregate
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
manufacturers
40%
White,
underwritten
of
These sales will have an
appreciable effect on
Last year the company's net income was
$51,817,461,
on
Vice-President
**.
'.
board
National
year.
$168,000
tills
Co.,
.
Thje company:s. 1956
pects
Base.
debentures
the
tne
Co.—Negotiating for
share.—V.
company
starches
,
*
rights
registration
a-
subordinated
of
of
-
*
CorK Products Refining: Co.—New Pres. of Agency-—
-
annual report revealed that earnings were up
l'rom 85 cents-to...'$1.35 a share. .Mr. Fogg expects another strong
jump in 195? To, $1.75 to $2 a share.
.'
"'Tl our five-year forecast,
developea a year ago, lives UP to expectations,'.', Mr- Fogg said, ,"0UX sales will .grow a ininimuiu of 25% and
jjossibly as high as 40%' each year."
He pointed out that in
1956, the first year of the projected fore¬
cast, sales volume pf $25,000,000 was a 46% gain over 1955. He ex¬
.
*
convertible
subscription
into
will
17
$7,917,000
ago.—^V.
how Included hi
company
volume
.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
April
company<on
covering
other
There will be no
for
purchase of industrial lands
development and sale to industry.
of
by I960 -may be as high as $90,000,000, if the
40'"
which has prevailed during the past 11 years continues
Mr.
Fogg told more than 100 members of tile Los Angeles. Calif,
•financial community.
This would be more than 3'/2
times the 1956
inter¬
Development Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force
Coleman company retained the civiliau commercial
machine.—V.
-
Annual
!
-
of
-growth
.
Wright Air
of
Philip S.
production model of the Fruehauf Cole-Vac for its
transport plant at
Ken-ton, Wash., where the giant Boeing 707—the nation's first
jet com¬
mercial transport plane—is
being built for the air lines.
The Coleman
company designed and built the protoype Cole-Vac last
year for The Air Force under-contract- with the Research
and Devel¬
opment Command of the Air Force. That original model is now
in use
The
this
pel
Alexander
,
an
1
Board
31,
-Net 'jirofit of thui-.cqrppration may. rise
Fogg, Chairman of the Board,
t.
•
Simultaneously with the.r announcement the Coleman company rfethat the Boeing A'i'Piune Co. has purchased the first
commercial
at
SEC
cumulative' preferred
-
yea led
Ohio-
the
of
r
Consolidated
company will continue to handle design and engineering
work on the Fruehauf Cole-Vac while the
Fruehauf company will be
the manufacturer handling sales and service
on
.
and
used
•
its
Coleman
.
Inc.,
stockholders and to their associates
lor
"only 793,675 shares presently, available for future issue.—-V. 185$ p. 1513.
was
iii
Chairman
per share-<
required
total
announcement
national'basis".
■
taxes__..__i__..——■
of-March 26.
sbafes
the
It
Fruehauf
income
siiares."
aversion
license
a
"
:
.
additional
when
for
by T. C. Coleman, President of the Engineering
firm, and Hoy Fruehauf, .President of Fruehauf
Trailer, explained that
•
below.
1,472,800
stockholders
stocft
'ihe bihield vacuum cleaner was designed specifically
by the Coleman
to clean runways for the- protection :of jet airplanes.
The
the
Co.
i
to- increase
pany
company
joint
the
•
~
■
•;
planned
said.-
.W
member
a
President
of $101,399,76.
.
Consolidated Edison Co, of New \ork, Inc.—Plans to
Increase Authorized Common Stock—
byr $1,098,580
manufacture
be
elected
Everts
Mr.
\
I
/1
•-,• .«
with
and
expenses' aret
its
up
t
an-
outstanding
.
The
•
control
operating ef¬
reduced
had
newly developed airfield
West Coast plant.
filed
Publications Inc.—Profit
AA
,
$1,000,QUO
it
Mfg.
"Charges to customers for
'
announced
Fruehauf Trailer
Cole-Vac,
indicated
16
of
-
share a-year
"'.Net loss
Earnings
Engineering: Co.; Inc.—-License Agreement—
company
Foods,
late
$5.30
covering
ago, ,ap
increase of $273,000 cr 4%..
Net profit, was
cents per share compared
with $254,000 equal to 26
15
or
sales
of $5
;•
a
Federal
quality
~'•
inventories
reported
.
Patcevitch.
Other .deductions
-
"some
to
stepped
- increase
,
Mr.
.prosper.
shares
Cooper River Industrial Park, Charleston. S. C.—Files
"With Securities & Exchange Commission—
"
;
present
registration statement covering an
common
stock, $1
par
value—V.
183,
T
Three Months Ended March 31—'
Costs
introducing info "growing markets'."
To
improve
the profit picture
the company has
efforts, to reduce costs in all
divisions; strengthen
procedures; reduce, inventories,
ficiency.
«~.T"""
E/G
there
or
its
the
per
cKet
«
•"""'"T'""; •"
operations should
added, While sales in the'United States should increase
due
last
also
comptr.y is negotiating for a
$75,000,000 bank credit, L. F.
President, said recently. He said 75% of capital
expendi¬
normally go for finding and developing new oil and
gas reserves^
Mr. McCollum also said
prospects for large rewards from offshore
oil developments are
most
encouraging and that pipeline now under
construction in Canada will allow sale of natural gas from wells
T"ConsolidatedL Cement Cpfp,—Reports Loss^ V
•"
"pur
Canadian
T;
to
year
cents
decade,
reported
and
11
The
-
company
quarter. ended March
compared with net sales
deterioration
he
1957
shares
Nast
V.
for
$149,000
-
wdrth of $22,068,446 at the close of 1956.
'»
*:
balance sheet, is in sound condition, and we
anticipate no
in working -capital or in financial
ratios in
1957," Mr.
Coleman- declared. /.
a
11,
Tarrant
&
,
~
the
investment
quarter
' :
;
April
on
Chicago,'is a director of the Chicago & North Western
Ry."
Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul &; Omaha
Ry. Co.;- Allied Paper
earnings, he said.
>
$7,004,000
Sheldon
civilian
-
S.
I.
that*
last year were $39,445,1.955 were $1,277,850 on
Earnings in
$42,014,966.
completed,
2011.
p.
Treasurer,
tures
Comptometer Corp.—Proposecl New Name—
Co., inc.—Sales and Earnings Down-—•
company on April 8
with a net profit of
vT"
•
Conde
The
AorH
oh
200,000
2415.;'-.
See
writing
date
same
McCollam,
npm,
operating
%'•" ;■ •
.
Francisco
amendment
water Tor
than
more
available
Pa.—V.
San
additional
ivy'■
No.
paper.
medium
,
of
this
on
;
and
largely
now
'
"Commonwealth Stock; Fund. %nc:» San.
Francisco, Caltf.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
conference,
attendant lower initial and
'.'
of .this
steam
medium-pressure
concentrations in boiler
zeolite is preferred with
A. reprint
Processes
annual
$27,700,000
T
expenses
v
This
boilers.
that
:
■ -
at
with
Vice-President
.
1956.
tolerances
pressure
were
Development—
Water
silica
lime
costs.
of
December
involved
Conclusions
tolerate
was
City,
Discussion
high and
selection
compared
Continental Oil
-
paper
today,
as
Decker,
•
'
A
$330,000,000 this fiscal year-compared
Mr. Kennedy said. "Our profits for the
adversely affected by losses and inventory
that the increase in the
average number of
from shares issued for the
acquisition of
Mills;
>.
extraordinary changes in
Washington action, tbe full
.
on
;
of
Co.;
absent
respect
relate the full
Corp.—Reports
rice
Paul Decker has been
this corporation.
Mr.
Bank
•
Bowser,
'Cochrane
is
th»
division
Q.
»
•
as
of
as
June
though there will be some further improvement even
30, 1955;
that the offering circular failed
over
our
T record year of 1956.
extent of the
'
'
*
stockholdings of Mr. Bush and John W.
the President of Gateway and a later
;
"One of the more significant developments since stockholders re¬
director of Coastal; and
that the circular failed to
ceived the annual report was the
disclose the payment of a
decision by the Federal Coinmunicafinder's fee to
William
S.
tions Commission on our
Marshall, also later a director,v in connection
application for Channel 11, St. Louis, Mo.
with
the
T
On March 29 a majority of the FCC
Gateway acquisition.—V. 183, p. 834.
granted Channel 11 to CBS in
preference to three other applicants."—V.
185, p. 1746.
to
it
of
-
course
"On
;
gen¬
no
prior
rice
reoumug
of
Inc.—Earnings Up-—
on
were
Banker Elected to Board—
.
the
with
made
1955
President,
-
and
year,
remainder
.
exceed
year,"
ago
our
the
Piggly Wiggly Midwest
Co., Inc., Kitchens of .Sara Lee, Inc.,
ivrorey Mercantile Co., and Klein
Super Markets, Inc. during the past
12 months.
Integrating these
additions'into the over-all operations
has; resulted in substantial non-
1
•
-
had
during
•-
TT;
in
for
"
.
mis¬
made
accordance
:
1957—14
-
.pr. "Frank Stantoh,
T for'
representing dividends
offering circular was inaccurate
the
tl?e
auditing standards
or
accounts
assets
had
i
."Our
and
Commission
materially
1
-
Gateway
charge to capital surplus of $50,131 during 1954
accountants
is
such
•
,
; further
it
results
j
April 17 said in part;
estiniates
indicate the
consolidated
net
revenues
and
sales
first quarter- of 1957 will run
approximately. 8%
ahead of
; the corresponding quarter
pf 1956. Profits after taxes for the first
quarter this year will be
approximately 32-^ higher than the same
period "last yeah '-This would put the
per shave earnings for the fii;st
•'
quarter of -1957 at 77c as compared with
60c per share for the first
*. quarter of 1956^—an increase of
28%..
The strengthening on the pi'ofit
"side is due in part-to tlie
liquidation last summer of the CBS-Columbia
Division, our radio and television receiver
manufacturing unit, so that
the losses of that
operation, which were reilecced in the 1956 figures,
apcounts,
months,
The
U384.;.
Columbia Broadcasting; ^System#
1
,
delinquent
for- several
Collections.
p.
preceding
continue
nounced
.
Wks.—1956 -p-1957—12 Wks.—1956
$33,375,379 $31,981,994 $98,432,090 $94,284,480
_
—V.-T85,
the
offering
'
Commission
The
Sales
«
probability of their collection"
undoubtedly formed" a judgment as to
Eush
for
the
appraised." '
and
evaluation
no
offer
state
Period End. March 23—
...
to
last
year
Everts,
.
tins
Coastal's
upon
from Gateway.
Mr.
Bush
had} ■■■i
appraisal, but not a physical appraisal :
an
factors,
principal
clear
commented
acquired
such
the
interest
is
with
assets
made
weighed
he
to
%
also
of Gateway Finance Co. of
Pittsburgh, lor
circular, Coasial stated that there had been
offering
testified, that lie
employees, that his assertions
1955
of "the
appraisal
un
and
Commission
February,
$290,331." In
and
the
sales
a
total $11,500,000
-year."
,
of- various
company officials
effect cannot be accepted.
the
over
will
previously announced.
-
research and development division total
2,050 at the present time ami
rolling accounts and spreading payments, were r.i that annual
expehditurea lor research and
development cuvrent.y txwidespread throughout, the Coastal organization, and rendered
ceed $18,900,000.
false,
Total employment on Jan.
the
15, 1957. was 8,450. Sales
statement
in
Coastal's
ofiering
circular
that
past
clue
loans
reached a peak, level'of
$125,14.1,000 in tbe fiscal year ended
considered by the company to be uncollectible were
July 31,
written off apd
.1956, and were $64,283-,000 In The six monUis
that the
ended
Jan.
31, 1957.
company charged against income as provision for bad debts
Earnings in; the^six months were equal to
such amounts as were believed
$1.43 per -share-on the
necessary by tiie management.
While
common, Stock.—V..-185,
p. 1151.
"T'r
Mr. Bush disclaimed
"'/'-.v'T-j-v;;
knowledge of these practices, the Commission con¬
cluded upon the basis of the hearing record,
including the testimony
These
increases
increases
division.
We
anticipate no. such problem this
itself was disposed of in
December, 1956, an
We believe for the entire fiscal
year our earnings
per share will compare favorably with last
year.
Furthermore, the sale
of the rice
business, which realized over $5,000,000 in
cash, and other
transactions have greatly
strengthened our financial position.
As an
indication of this, the corporation's short-term
borrowings, as of
the
year;
,L
company's
expect
$268,252,695
quarter
write-downs
,
*
strong
these
.
last
.
"
that
year.
with
<
•-■
.
August,. 1955.
showing
expected
>
'
'The
:
incurred for
advanced
requirements,
3
$60.00
per
year,
in
Dominion
of
(1884)
>
company's
l,i
securities
notification failed to J,fat*' the addlional offerings .of
contemplatHi by the issuer and to include infoiniation Uritn
unregistered
to
respect
its behalf
securities ol the issuer sold on.
that its offering circular failed to
contain a
required, and to
disclose the
holdings of the
promoters,
management officials and others and their interests in
certain contracts and options and in assets proposed to be acquired.
Furthermore, according to the order, the offering circular contained
information which was false and misleading, particularly with respect
to additional offerings of securities contemplated by the issuer, securi¬
ties of the issuer sold within one year of the filing of the notification,
within
s
»
cash receipts and disbursements, as
Information, with respect to the stock
of
the issuer.
Queen, the Commission's
financial condition of
the
and
and
year;
one
statement
•»
order alleges that
Desert
failed to include
respect
With
to
In its notification information with
securities sold on its behalf and on behalf
of
its
to state in the offering circular the direct
and indirect holdings of securities of the issuer by officers, directors,
promoters and affiliates; and failed to file the required semi-annual
reports of stock sales and use of the proceeds thereof. Furthermore,
the order asserts that the offering circular fails to disclose
<1) what
action, if anv, was taken with respect to an option to purchase certain
mining claims described in the circular
(the option period having
expired); and (2) that the underwriter named in the offering circular
has ceased to do business and withdrawn its broker-dealer registration
that
company
to unregistered
affiliates;
failed
respect
the Commission.
with
in the case of Underwriters Factors, the Commission's
order asserts that that company employed certain written communica¬
Similarly,
with
filed
with
connection
in
tions
offering of securities which were not
required, that its notiication failed to
its
Commission,
the
as
were to be
the correct
specify each of the jurisdictions in wrhich the securities
offered, and that the offering circular fails to disclose
address of the Issuer.
The order further charges that the
notification,
contain information which
respect to the direct and
indirect interest of Stephen C. Lamb in the issuer, the underwriter,
and the offering;
the profits of the issuer; the profitable nature of
the factoring business;
the dividend record of such businesses; the
safety of investments in such businesses; the resistance of such busi¬
circular and other sales literature
and misleading, particularly with
offering
false
is
to
nesses
of
the
market
20
ness
for
connection
in
which
false
were
and
in
the same and
similar
to the order, oral representations
offering of Underwriters Factors
misleading,
as
follows:
that the
shortly;
advance
of the stock would
stock would double
price
the
position
concerns
the
with
comparative
that
market;
the
in two or three months; that a
the first 12 months was assured;
the business was very profitable—no financing or factoring busi¬
ever failed;
and the stock should continue to pay good dividends
of
30%
to
that
to other
according
respect
Furthermore,
securities
price
with
issuer
made
were
the
and
conditions;
business
adverse
businesses.
increase
in
to come.—V.
years
Crown
value
in
1370.
178, p.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec-
Zellerbach
-ondary offering of 88,000 shares of common stock
(par
$5) was made on April 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $53
per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share.
Dow's
Vegh Investing Co., Inc., N. Y.
and
Exchange
Registers With
—
Cleveland Society of Security Analysts held in
Cleveland. Ohio, on April 17. R. E. Reimer, Vice-President, Secretary
and Treasurer, revealed that the company's operations are continuing
at a high level and
tnat record activity measured in terms of sales
and earnings is expected lor 1957.
Commenting on the outlook for 1957, Mr, Reimer estimated that
Dresser's sales would be approximately $275,000,000 by comparison with
$230,000,000 for 1956.
Earnings for 1957 are estimated at $4.75 to $5.00
per share by comparison with $3.97 for the prior year.
As of the end
of February, the company's backlog of unfilled orders was $88,640,000,
the highest level in the company's history and some 25%
above the
backlog as of Oct. 31, 1956, the end of the company's fiscal year.—
V.
with the SEC an amendment on April 16, 1957 to
registration statement covering an additional 400,000
shares of
capital stock, $1 par valuo.—V. 183, p. 2289.
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—On Big Board—
:
directors
authorized
which
A,
stock
the
have
also
underwriters
the
agreed
for
purchase
to
York
Exchange. First trading took place on April 17.
Lewart, McHugh & Co. have been designated by the Exchange as the
specialist for Delta stock on the floor.
-"
fifth-largest
the
as
airline,
domestic
in the U. S. and six Caribbean countries over
,
fl?he line
tem.
ington-New
York
the
Delta's
the
with
area
DC-6's,
South
Southwest,
and
the
with
and
Venezuela.
and
DC-3's.
and
Delivery
fleet to
of
of
during
additional DC-7's
10
total
a
will
1957
aircraft.
81
on
$66,599,937, against $7,860,016 in 1946.
Net earnings
included $1,308,770 profit on the sale of aircraft.
to
Earnings ol' $4.70
previous
year.—V.
share in fiscal
per
184,
and
1384
pp.
1956 compared
of
$4,677,966
for the
to $2.62
America—Subsidiary Builds f'Outer
'
Stock
See
Queen
Uranium
1120.
Co.,
Salt
above.—V.
Corp.
181,
Lake
mechanism."—V.
—V.
$2,854,385
185, p.
1957—8 Months—1956
$22,446,026
$3,499,352 $24,080,360
1384.
185,
Fund
Stock
reports net
of
assets
in
quarter
the $15,273,789 figure on Dec.
During
the
fiscal
the
quarter,
l;2,8^211-.Asset value
This
year.
shares
end of the
increase
an
of
6.75%
3956.
outstanding
®12.7i
Per share was
$12.73 at the 1956 year-end.—V.
March 31,
at
represents
31,
rose
to
a
high
new
of
on March 31 compared with
185, p. 717.
SEC, it
was
announced
izing this Elizabeth, N. J.
$600,000
ceed
^
principal
on
April 15, has issued
an
order
author¬
investment
amount
company to purchase not to ex¬
the $125,000,000 of sinking fund
of
debentures, due 1980, offered for public sale through
underwriters by
Canada, Ltd. The latter's registration statement be¬
came effective April 9,
1957.
One of the nine directors of Diversified
Is a partner of one of the underwriters.
Therefore, such acquisition is
prohibited unless exempted by the Commission.—V. 185, p. 1636.
Alumium
Co.
of
Douglas Aircraft Co.—Establishes Line of Credit—
The company
with
has established an additional $40,000,000 line of credit
banks, Donald W. Douglas/President, announced on
commercial
April
able
11.
to
The
The
the
additional
credit
makes
total
a
of
$150,000,000
credit
DC-8
using yet
Guaranty
Mellon
Co.,
Bank
National
& Trust
Co.
Bank
and
&
Trust
Chemical
Corn Exchange
1957—3 Mos.—1956
S
Net sales
$
154.947,824
Divs. from associated cos.
and
amortiz
225,000
27,372,032
U. S. & foreign inc. taxes
13,932,345
18.808,000
28,863,241
14,580,400
income
shares
73,559 690
56'400'000
83412'53o
35,554,458
40[790,074
13,439,687
Construction
Its
T*xas
having
from
Blackstone
estimated
an
net
Valley
14,282,841
38,005,232
42 622 456
23,369,451
24,743,102
23,369 451
$0.54
$0.61
$1.54
$1.82
share—
of
Division,
a
second
synthetic
Freeport,
notes
the
glycerine
company
plant is
announced
of
to
Co.,
Gas
value
book
by purchase
bonds
within
Subsequently,
will
be
$2,000,000.
of
Thereupon,
or
redemption
as
directed
by
to
the
one
it
year,
Commission
is
for
that
contemplated
application
order
authorizing Valley to
issue $4,000,000 of bonds, $1,100,000 of notes, and $900,000 of preferred
stock in exchange for the $6,000,000 of notes held by Blackstone; the
made
an
disposition by Blackstone of the Valley bonds, notes and preferred stock
by negotiated sale, the proceeds to be applied to the reduction of Black¬
stone notes; and the underwritten offering by Blackstone, to its com¬
mon stockholders (other than EUA) and to the common shareholders of
EUA, of the Valley common stock.—V. 185, p.
1514.
-
As of—
under
on
Completion of the new plant, scheduled for next March,
April
will
way
at
16.
double
„
The
Of¬
Mar.
-
the
of
544.
p.
the
six
Fund
31, '57 Dec. 31, '56
$
$23.04
of operations have been principally devoted to
exploration of oil and gas prospects," said A. H.
"We have reached the point of absorbing our
costs and
showing a
are
net profit out of gross revenues.
aggressive drilling and development program is proceeding in each
four western provinces, the aim being to build up production
An
of
the
of
light
which
crude
gravity
natural
and
will
income
net
in
be
production
gas
current
of
excess
to
the
needs.
point
Then
at
the
exploration."
At
producing oil wells and 16
gas wells, a substantial increase over 1955.
Gross income for 1956 was
$1,415,180, and net income was $48,760.
Crude production was in¬
will become more aggressive in
year's end, the company had 141
company
Highlights
in
400,000-acre
1955
Blueberry
641.194
to
include
operations
year's
the
of
the
of
barrels
604,617
from
creased
area,
barrels.
continuing
develop¬
which four separate
holds an approximate
on
discovered.
Fargo
25%
working interest in the entire Blueberry area.
"Our
substantial investment in acquiring
prospects and exploring
them
has
also
paid off in
large increases in our gas reserves."
Mr. Meadows stated.
"Two wells, the White & Lloyd - Fargo - Half¬
way No. 3 and the White & Lloyd - Fargo - Elueberry No.
11, were
recently completed with a total initial daily capacity of 23,931,000
cubic feet.
The well has five productive horizons with a thick total
have
fields
section
already
is
and
been
believed
Creek
Kobes
to
compare
discovery
to previous interim
seven
favorably with
the Phillips
miles southwest."
reports, Mr. Meadows pointed out that
contract with Westcoast Transmission Company for natural
sales beginning later in 1957 calls for delivery of from 30 to 50
cubic feet daily, of which 25%
is to Fargo's interest.
Fargo's
gas
174,527,840
$23.16
L
Offering price per 6hare
—V. 185, p. 1041.
and
President.
Referring
174,240.688
.
and gas reserves in 1956
in its history, according
years
acquisition
Meadows,
oil
profit for the first time
annual report to stockholders.
net
a
sixth
the
to
Canada—Reports Profit—
increased
substantially
company
showed
pay
,
$
Size
181,
above.—V.
Corp.
Fargo Oils Ltd., Calgary,
%
Petroleum
million
Federal Uranium Corp.—To Sell
Certain Assets—
scheduled to sell certain of its assets, including
subsidiary, Plateau Mining Co., at an
auction
sale
April
19
in Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The assets
aro
being sold chiefly for tax reasons, officials said.
"By selling certain properties having a
high tax cost basis in
relation
to
estimated current value, nearly half of an anticipated
$830,000 capital gains tax can be saved by Federal," W. D. Nebeker.
Jr., Chairman of the Board, said.
Plateau
Mining Co.
is producing uranium ore from the Yellow
Circle
district
near
Moab, Utah.
This company reported a profit
This corporation was
Eaton & Howard Stock
Mar. 31, *57
Dec. 31. '56
$77,704,704 $74,725,188
$22.12
$21.77
185, p. 935.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Sales &
Sales
for
the
months
three
$58,578,390, a decline of
corresponding quarter of
John
C„
Virden,
well
as
in
four-week
shut
off
the
strike
5.5%
income
the
at
production
of
Earnings Off—
March
the
1957
31,
total
of
amounted
$61,983,299
for
to
the
1956.
President,
net
ended
from
that
company's
axles
the decrease
the quarter
during
Axle
a
The
net
Income
Division
normally
for
the March quarter
of
about
$25,000
In
all.
dollar volume
entirely to the
which completely
This compared
26
for
separate
sale.—V.
in
busy
period
for
this
aggregated $3,055,232, equiv¬
capital stock outstand¬
with net income of $3,760,770, or
alent to $1.66 a share on the 1,838,044 shares of
1957.
in
185,
the past year.
parcels were expected
341.
to
be
offered
at
the
p.
"was due
plant."
ing March 31,
wholly-owned
stock
auction
said
for
its
all
Fund—Reports Growth—
the Fund
of
Offering price per share
—V.
24,743,102
outstdg
com.
of
$
60,266',000
18,001
$143.28
Uranium Corp., St. George, Utah—Stock
Crenco
See
ment
as
per
$2,750,000
Blackstone.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
$2,579,156
21,135
$162.47
share
1636.
p.
exploration
by
standing Blackstone
137,920,477 462,257,333 410 891 687
375,000
975 000
1 12s'ooo
19,952,000
Earns, before taxes on inc.
Net
additional
an
Valley proposes to acquire from Blackstone Its mortgaged gas assets
lor $6,500,000 cash.
Blackstone proposes to deposit the $6,500,000 of
cash with its indenture trustee, to be used for the retirement of out¬
Size
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earns. Off—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Earns,
and
As of—
Dow Chemical Co.
Electric Co.
by, Blackstone Valley Gas &
EUA
its newly-formed
subsidiary, of $2,500,000 of Valley common stock and $6,000,000 of its
notes, as consideration for which Blackstone will pay to Valley $6,500,000 in cash and convey to it, certain unmortgaged gas assets of Black¬
Purchase
(3)
Bank
.1
Com.
sale
to
Continental
Co.
185,
$3,433,790
—
~———-——
per
"Fargo's
'--V
v
and
notes
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Lower—
185, p. 820.
Deprec.
of
line
Trust
—V.
Financing—
on
Jet commercial
Illinois National
—V.
Associates—Hearing
avail¬
any
shares
was
banks.
airplane company.
is in connection with development and
production of
transport plane. The company says it is notof the $150,000,000 credit, and any loans needed durine
1957 are expected to be relatively small.
Ranks extending the credit include the
Security-First National Bank
Of Los Angeles,
Chase Manhattan Bank, First National City Bank
the
Mar. 31,*57 Sept. 30,'56
market
at
assets
Net
and
Issuance
stone
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—Adds Investments
The
Inc.—Reports Rise in Assets—
of—
assets
Capital
the
follows:
(2)
Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
$16,304,227
first
Energy Fund,
As
Net
Epsolon
announced on April 15 has joined with two
filing of financing and related proposals with
the SEC; and the Commission has issued an order scheduling the appli¬
cation for hearing on May 7, 1957.
The transactions proposed are as
$3,750,000
over
of
L. I.
Field,
340.
p.
Utilities
corporation, it
subsidiaries
its
petitive bidding.
This
tests in the Reeves
(Complex mechanism
final
rigid
of
Roosevelt
(1) Issuance and sale of $3,750,000 of 25-year bonds by EUA at com¬
Diversified Growth
_
Vehicle
series
a
at
companv
fering Temporarily Suspended—
Eastern
Diana Stores Corp.—March Sales Off—
Sales
of
one
laboratories
par
no
tested
This
1957—Month—1956
deviation in acceleration of the
during its second stage. The
any
measure
Launching
fits into container at left). After the first-stage rocket
drops away, the Reeves accelerometer will "sense" and measure Van¬
guard's speed and feed its data to a "coasting time computer." This
computer then determines exactly how long Vanguard should "coast"
after the second rocket's engine stops and before a computer gives
the signal for the third (and final) thrust. Built by the Reeves for
Air
Associates,
and the Glenn
L. Martin Co., designer and prime
contractor for the satellite launching equipment, the Reeves acceler¬
ometer is said to have "an accuracy never before achieved by this type
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
and
Vanguard
Utah—
City,
644.
p.
"sense"
Undergoing
being
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
Crenco
corporation disclosed on April 15 that its subsidiary, Reeves
has built for the earth satellite program a specially"integrating accelerometer" which will automatically and in¬
which
contains 350 separate precision parts, most so
tiny they have to be assembled under high-power microscope, is shown
of
Desert
first mortgage bonds, due 1987; 20,000
preferred stock; and 119,522 shares of $5 par common
proposes to offer the bonds and preferred stock
lor
public sale at 'competitive bidding.
The common shares are to
be offered for subscription by common stockholders of record May 6,
1957, at the rate of one share for each 15 shares then hfld. The sub¬
scription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment; and Stone & Webster Securities Corporation is to be the dealer
manager for the common stock offering.
.
' ;
>
The company proposes to use the net pioceeds of this financing to
retire short-term bank borrowings for construction purposes (expected
to aggregate $9,000,000», tc reimburse its treasury for earnings invested
in. plant, and for its 1957 construction program. Its 1957 construction
expenditures are estimated at $11,215,000.—V. 185, p. 1747.
?
covering $6,500,000 of
The
ctock
instrument,
here
.
a new
company
1957
16
designed
Instrument
order eight Douglas DC-8's and 10 Convair 880
jet transports for delivery in 1959 and 1960.
Delta shares outstanding total 1,122,525.
Stockholder equity, which
has increased seven-fold in the last decade, now totals $32,733,760.
Company revenues for the fiscal yefar ended June 30, 1956 amounted
company nas
*
,
Ekco
an
Electric Co.-^Etegisters With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
El Paso
•
Instrument' Corp.,
stantly
'
subsidiary, is expanding its operation
line of top-quality die cast fixtures.
These products will be sold primarily through builders hardware trade
channels, for use in new and remodeled homes, j,
'X:
The expanded bathroom line and sink division will contribute very
limited sales until the last quarter of this year.—V. 185, p.341.
>
This
the outstanding common stock B. •
Dynamics Corp. of
This
'
•
the' development of
selling
(14.67%) of
satellite's
radar-equipped fleet includes Golden Crown DC-7's,
440 Metropolitans, Super Convair 340's, and all-cargo
the Delta
The
10,765-mile route sys¬
the Wash¬
region and
"
Co.,
Auto.vre
through
Gerber,
Space Speedometer" and "Vanguard" Device—
cities
60
serves
modern
Convair
C-46's
.a
industrial
Lakes
Great
capitals of the Caribbean islands
resort
boost
links
Delta
.
will
U8C»
The
*
.
Ranking
,
shares of
Stock
supply
■
dis¬
public
be
square
'
z'
emphasized that by 1958 sales In this new avenue of
be an annual rate in excess of $12,000,000.
Since
August. 1956, Ekco has acquired the Ruby Lighting Corp. of Dallas,
Tex., and Los Angeles, makers of industrial flourescent lighting fix¬
tures; Kennatrack Corp. of Elkhart, Ind., marker of sliding door hard¬
ware; and Worley & Co. of Pico, Calif.,
West Coast manufacturer of
custom-engineered steel lockers and shelving.
Only seven months after the Ruby purchase, expanding operations
necessitated moving the Dallas factory into new and larger quarters.
Likewise,
the Los Angeles
facilities have been relocated in Ekco's
recently expanded Whittier, Calif., plant and much new equipment
added.
'
'
In addition, a sink division has been established in Cunton.
Ohio,
for the manufacture of stainless steel sinks for home and institutional
stockholders are Milton Elsberg, President, and
Vice-President and Treasurer.
After their sale of the
160,000 shares of common stock B
(80,000 shares each), they will
continue
to
own,
respectively,
112,132 shares
(17.25% ) and 92,132
The
tribution.
Robert
will
metal
builders
of
Keating
Mr.
diversification
to purchase for public
160.000 shares of their
shares of common stock A,
of
number
same
common
manufacture
the
to
space
products.'
converted
stockholders
into
B
of
shares
57,550
"We are
and
1960
plant
the construction industry.
decline in
a
that new highs in building construction
have already devoted more than 400,000
belief
the
bv
of
feet
agreed
underwriters have
the
Certain
distribution.
of
issuance
the
'in
firm
reached
v
(both $1 par). As part of this
recapitalization 59,245 common shares previously issued and outstanding
were
reclassified into 592,450 shares of common stock B.
Thereafter,
field despite
supply
592,450 shares of common stock B
shares
<
company's expansion program in the bdilders, metal supply and
field is geared to acd $18,000,000 to Ekco's annual sales
by 1960, Mr. Keating said, adding: $6,000,000 has been ex¬
pended in the past nine months for acquisitions, expansion and work¬
ing capital in the building field.
It is our plan to continue acquiring
other
companies
with established
product lines whenever such a
move
will fit profitably Into Ekco's operation.
,
Mr. Keating pointed out that Ekco is forging ahead In the building
The
toward
and
year
consider
to
hardware
Exchange Commission—
.
the
able
be
volume
corporation's common stock has been approved for listing on the
The
New
•
will
we
and I
believe
present
rate of incoming business,
will measure up to our target.
I
1957 a satisfactory year."
the
by
for
sales
believe
proceeds to
applied
confirmed
been
'
the company from its sale of the 57,550 shares will
the repayment ol the company's 6%
cumulative
participating preferred stock, which has been called for redemption
on
May 31, 1957.
Any additional funds required lor this purpose will
be supplied out of working capital.
On
April 15, 1957, the company was recapitalized by a charter
amendment changing its previously authorized common stock capitaliza¬
tion of 69,000 shares, $10 par, into 900,000 shares of common stock A
Net
be
approximately
totaled
1957
April 12. For
$15,741,000.
will not be as
great as last year for the identical period.
Certain expected non¬
recurring expenses and increases In material and labor not offset by
price increases contributed to the earnings decline.
.
Ir
piedicting for the future, Mr. Keating concluded: ;•••• . ,
"For
the year as a whole we have budgeted sales approximately
6% above what they were last year.
This anticipated increase has
a
of $.475 per share.
commission
a
filed
corporation
of
months
three
first
the
$16,200,000, Arthur Keating, Chairman, announced on
the first quarter of 1956 the company reported sales of
Mr. Keating pointed out that first quarter earnings
registration statement with the SEC on
April 15, 1957 covering 217,550 shares of its common stock A, $1 par.
Of this stock, 160,000 shares are now outstanding and are to be offered
for public sale by the holders thereof
(selling stockholders) and the
remaining 57,550 shares are to be offered for the account of the issuing
companv.
The public offering price is to be $5 per share; and the
underwriters, headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, will receive
This
.
Up—Earnings Off—
Products Co.—Sales
for
Sales
Fair-Community Drug Co., Inc., Arlington, Va.
Drug
—Registers With Securities and
■
1384.
p.
Ekco
1273.
185, p.
185,
—V.
of The
meeting
a
Sales Off—
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$7,392,039 $10,062,159 $18,140,617 $19,446,856
•
'
Inc.—Anticipates Record Year—
Dresser Industries,
At
V
the
on
Brothers Stores, Inc—March
Edison
-r
same
-
Sales
1273.
p.
the
on
that
stated
Period End. March 31—
April 11 filed an application with the SEC under
the
Act of 1939 for qualification of a trust indenture
pursuant to which $2,100,000 of 5%%
debentures due March 1, 1969,
are
to be issued. The debentures are to be issued in exchange for all
or part of the presently outstanding
199,955 shares ol capital stock of
Apex Petroleum Corp., Ltd., after approval of the terms and conditions
of the exchange by the Calilornia Commissioner
of Corporations.—V.
company on
Trust Indenture
which
This company filed
,
This
~
its
-
and Exchange Offer—
185,
based
share,
-
Virden
Mr.
California—Proposed Acquisition
Douglas Oil Co. of
a
quarter of 1956.
been
common
Commission—
number? pf shares,, for the first
%•:%',?
*-'• '- .'v %''v-■'*£. *
basis of present orders and antici¬
pated production schedules of Eaton's 16 divisions and two subsidiaries,
"there is every indication that sales and earnings for the June quarter
will be in excess of those reported lor the corresponding three months
of
1956."—V. 185, p. 1514.
V/: ;
"
$2.05
i
delivered.
• f
'•
-=
'
The second plant,
like the first, will use a Dow-developed process
Involving propylene and chlorine as starting materials. Dow has been
producing glycerine at Freeport since June of 1955.—V. 185, p. 1384.
already
stock
De
Securities
glycerine capacity; Dr. A. P. Beutel, Dow Vice-President
General
Manager,
said. Most major equipment has
present
Division
and
the
—V. 185, p. 483.
,
Chronicle.. .Monday, April 22, 1957
Commercial and Financial
The
4
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co.—To
Change Name—
Comptometer Corp. is proposed in proxy state¬
ments mailed to some 2,000 stockholders of this manufacturer of cal¬
culating and dictation equipment. The meeting will be held on May 9.
A
—V.
change of name to
183, p.
2415.
Volume 185 •.Number'5631.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5
(1885)
Ferro Corp.—Had Second Best Earnings Year—
•.
This
.
corporation
reported
best'net' earnings
second
leased
April 4.
on
Sales
sales
record
ye'ar
of
$54,507278
$2,38-7,183
of
increased
11.2%
its annual
id
sales of
1955
over
1955
the
on
outstanding
The
of
It
is
of
as
and
$48,623,523
this
these
in
finance
which
shares
656,308
increase
an
capital
of
year
of
24.8%
facilities
Florida Power & Light
fixed
in
will
assets.
increased
create
in
corporation
16.7%
However
while
1955
over
slightly
a
particularly
expansion
covering
larger
units
unit.
of
No
of
preferred
one
underwriting
capitalization
capital.
its
of
filed
of
FERRO's
in
convertible
share
is
five
The
notification
of
shares
common
proceeds
Festival
Realty
that
Its
jFirst Mississippi Corp., Jackson,
April
corporation
10,
1957,
The company
$4
filed
covering
prior
whichever
registration
a
with
at
the
$20
Inc.
per
used
be
to
are
Co.,
make
to Nov.
is
the
for
and
working
Miss.—Registers With
its
of
with
$1
par
the
SEC
31).
approximating
securities
1957,
earlier;
prior
or
thereafter
to
the
the
sale
price
of
of
the
additional
shares will be $5 per share, according to the prospectus. With
purchase of each share prior to Nov. 30. 1957, or the sale of the
2,500,000 shares, whichever is the earlier, the purchaser will be granted
option to purchase at
stock
at
issue of
time prior to Nov. 30, 1959, two shares of
per share.
T'*c remaining 500,000 shares
the exercise of options to be granted to
employees, which options will be exercisable at
I
'
'
and
1
'
upon
Organized early in 1957,
the company proposes to promote, for profit,
,the industrial and business development of Mississippi and the South.
The charter grants
authority for the corporation to engage in a broad
field of activities; and it will be the purpose of the directors to review
Its
of
one
by
purchase
In
addition,
to
produce
first
activities.
of
preferred
the
company
other
The
chemicals
rights
patronage
be
obtained
in
part
Coastal Chemical Corp.
join in building facilities
development of water transportation
the
the promotion of real estate developments; and the develop¬
enterprises.
The promoters are 26 Mississippians, includ¬
ing Owen Cooper, Board Chairman, of Yazoo City, and Fred A. Ander¬
Jr.,
the
of
stock
business
development
funds of
the
deemed
Coastal
the
by
Chf-mical
Mississippi
may
companies
be
Corp.
serve
tc
used
promot"
the
industrial
and
Mississippi
and
the South by utilizing the
manner/activities and enterprises as is
such
It
management.
and
as
likewise
and
will
sale
of
in
company
wise
has
made
with
arrangements
Mississippi Chemical Corp. whereby First
industrial sales outlet for the two
possible
a
with
cooperate
them
in
•*
1937—Month—1956
$947,761
1153.
p.
•"
Fitzsimmons
185,
of
Virginia
The
steel
$2,392,971
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$11,103,320
10
mesh
in
is
area
income
net
Corp.,
Guilford,
standing
offered
$1,000
is
and
at
100%
and
accrued
priced at $5.25
$500
bend
initially
purchase Warrants for 7o
titling holders to purchase such
common
stock
April
1960;
1,
$7
through April 1.
bonds
The
of
of
of
DIVIDEND—It
stock
on
tubing
to
April
interest and
*
is
shares
at
1,
$6
the
agreement
in
net
redeemable
and
par,
handling
which
end
and
$8
fund,
after
management
of
10c
manufactures
dust
and
items.
principally
and
1948
for
as
control,
to
to
each
to
$93,789.
amounted
stock
en¬
share
per
in
contingent
taxes
to
such
over
place
broad
a
the
of
line
of
flex¬
conduit
a
in
used
air
as
tubing
for
fume
conditioning
cleaners,
finished
made
by
&
home
removal,
sales
have
$1,800,000.
proceeds
from
and
*
t$100
GIVING
bonds
increased
from
par
outstanding
due
ser.
TO
PRESENT
$101,-
used
by
the
expenditures
FINANCING
warrants,
Bache
<fc
inc.
$600,000
and
which
117,000 shs.
6,800
may
for
issuance
reserved
reserved
shares
for
for
upon
conversion
issuance
issuance
reserved
for
upon
upon
of
exercise
exercise
issuance
upon
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
2,586,540
5,827.021
5,228,420
$935,241
$1,938,100
$1,771,854
income
$3,521,781
375,060
450,510
$7,765,121
761,832
$7,000,274
796,878
1274.
Warrants
Power
for
,
2.
K.
IlgenFritz,
May
new
14.
'.shares
J.
of
common
stock
will
W, Clapp, President, said
Vice-President
In
a
1956
share,
in
snare
and
tne
UHF
Outstanding:
12,000
800,000 shs.
The
agreed
sell
to
of
to
com¬
respective
Shares
Co.,
Co
Carrison,
Wulbern,
5,000
——
_
White
The
of
include
national
headquarters
Detroit,
Mich.
r
.
.h'
-
•»'
200,000
a
brick
foot
square
foot
1,300,000 square
a
and
glass,
three-story
plant, test' track,-and
assembly
v
f
•
facilities( for
and
' •
The majority of the division employees recently housed in the Ford
Rouge area in Dearborn, were moved into the new Lincoln headquarters
over
the
weekend, joining the
manufacturing cadre that moved a
separate
of
Nearly
annual
•
:
5,000
will
persons
payroll
Full
of
late
summer.
combined
roof—is
under
lacilitics
general
built
in
with
of
one
and manufacturing plant—35
largest and most complete automotive
since
and
be
issued
Worth
Fort
Denver
&
World
War
II.—V.
185,
p.
1747.
Secretary-Treasurer,
said
the
new
to
$149.95
for
the
14-incb
additional
at
cost
i*
equipped
•^■•%
■
seta
\
17-inch (models.
for
•%''"!
hangars
General
and
minor
April
on
at
of
said
O.,
would
the
Force
Air
the
construc¬
Calif.,
Base,
Force.
company's
facilities
new
be used by
modification
started
has
Air
the
with
Manager
design
7,
Edwards
contract
Jet
would
engine
aircraft
Engine
be
built
contractors
instrumentation
and
work.
Electric
Is conducting advance tests at Edwards on the GEwhich powers the Convair E-58 Hustler, the Air Force's
bomber, and the Lockheed F-104A, the world's fastest
fighter.
other
three
facilities
The
hangars
will
be
assigned
to
Pratt
the
Whitney
&
for
completion
in
early
Cor¬
1958,
Mr.
said.
hangars,
story
scheduled
are
44,269
office
to
bs
of
feet
square
shop
and
concrete
floor
of
section
fabricate''
and
This
each.
space
containing
steel
11,806
construction,
includes
a
two-
in
feet
square
each
hangar.
The
,
buildings will be erected alor.g
at
runway
Edwards,
strip.
The
"contractors'
Brig.
for
at
the
will
and
at
Holtener,
S.
Edwards
General
have
structures
new
row"
J.
Gen.
Center
the
AFB,
common
will
be
leading
apron
built
of
commander
and
V.
L.
what
on
built
by
the
Weaver,
the
Air
from
the
known
is
Force
as
the
at
Manderbach
Test
Flight
of
manager
officiated
Company,
be
Glendale, Calif.—V. 185,
taxi strip adjacent to the main
a
a
base.
Electric
breaking ceremony.
The
hangars will
flight
test
ground¬
recent
Construction
Co.,
1637.
p.
General Merchandise
the
Co.—Sales at Higher Rate—
from June 1, 1956, when the company's fiscal year
31, 1957, net sales were $23,937,811, which' produced,
after $170,772 contribution to the Employees Profit Sharing
and Re¬
tirement
Fund,
a
pre-tax
profit of $1,503,861,
and
net
income of
period
to
Jan.
$603,967.
This was equal to $1.10 per share on the
capital stock outstanding at the end of the period.
No
exact
possible
comparison!
because
company's
indicate
fiscal
the
increase
The
of
in
led
the
to
working
less
185,
the
books
end
the
of
\< /
"
;
last
period
year
Is
of the
company
9%.
the
In
figures show a
months of 1956.
sales
company
corresponding
working
capital ds $3,344,000, which, is con¬
its current .ngefts as contrasted with
that amount a year ago, and which
for
financing
the
of
to
company
$6.10
preferred
nor
shares of
i
until
1956
the
548,100
approximately
to.be
unaudited
one-third
amounts
debt
in
However,
profit
adequate
than
public
capital
long-term
the
present
than
more
substantially
31.
net
corresponding
made
not
March,
above
company's
sidered
the
was
May
year,
increase
13.4%
with
audit
an
bVohths, February and
General
The
free
last
share,
per
stock.
and
book
Present
September.
Present
there is neither a
value is $7.71 per
1747.
p.
engine,
its
on
General
added
Motors Corp.—Free Piston
piston
compete
of
fuel
that
large-size
in
the
free
the
Staff
stage,
Underwood,
said
Activities,
piston-turbine
of similar size
range
Engine Ready—
laboratory
Arthur F.
jobs,
power
Research
of
out
now
for
own
Motors
economy
April
on
combinations
Diesels.
now
units—resembling the two-cylinder free piston
experimental automobile, XP-500—will operate with
GM's
Ry.—Earnings—
1.957—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
on
Smaller
operating
revenue.-
$1,732,285
$1,686,831
$3,555,951
operating
expenses-
1,491,946
1,406,020
2,943,363
$240,339
$280,811
$612,588
$779,358
53,968
110,368
119,249
284,236
the
immediately
foreseeable
luture,"
ready
12.
He
have
a
gasifier la
Diesel fuel
Underwood
Mr.
declared.
2,731,787
from ry. opers.
"within
economy
Is
Manager
$3,511,145
Ry.
Net
Net
rev.
income
1274.
p.
"Free
of
an
Diesel
good
here
are
units
Large
have
plants
engines
piston
added.
he
oper,
ry.
—V., 185,
efficiency
have
185,
p.
have
Sales, Inc.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
plans
approved
to
with
corporation
this
merge
Chemical Co., Iron Mountain, Mich., a large producer of
It also sells hardwood lumber, wood chemicals and
Kingsford
charcoal
briquets.
furniture.
the
Chairman.
of
will, have six or seven of the directors,
said.
Martin Fentoi),. Kjngsford Chairman,
become Chairman of the merged company.i
*
'
/..
we'll
and
"Kingsford
have
three,"
he
.
.
will
.
.
Fox Deluxe stockholder approval
special
on
June 12.
If ratified, Mr. Feicht said the
merger will become effective "shortly afterward."
The
plan includes a
proposal to change the corporate name of
Fox Deluxe to one including tne name Kingsford.
Mr. Feicht said the
at
be
meeting
Deluxe
Fox
added
one
phrase
the
will
company
plus
products
the
Deluxe
Fox
submitted for
proposal will
a
merger
from
corporate
our
continue to sell Fox Deluxe
marketed by Kingsford
presently
common
of
share
name."
He
beer under that
Chemical.
plan, the stock of Kingsford will be exchanged for
"divorced
be
will
on
the
basis
of
shares
two
of
Deluxe
Fox
for
Kingsford.
1637.
special
the
approve
shares
to
The
Kingsford
plan
share
"When
of
is
Brewing
holders
Fox
transaction
spin-off
to
Fox
of
this
will
Head
a
each
of
completed,"
one
common
for
Head
Fox
for
subsidiary
all
is
receive
Head
intended
is
the
stock
share
each
Period End. Mar. 31—
they
i
Coleman
Engineering
Co..
corporation.
"Fox Deluxe
stock¬
and one share
hold."—V. 183, p. 770.
.
'
(
Inc.
».
'r
.
' w
above.—V. .135,
p.
151,5.
■
„
Jr.,
President,
know
who
is
released
"I
do
'■
know
no
"We
new
not
process
a
As
far as I
revolutionary
patents will be issued I do not know. They are following
and efficient procedures of the Patent Otiice.
Counsel believe: First, our new discovery is patentable;
our
will
we
"Minnesota
which
Exchange
protection.
proper
consider to be the General Plywood's discovery.
Mining's
"Indications
'short'
obtain
Mining & Manufacturing Co. obtained a patent of limited
we
"Minnesota
all
stock.
Patent
second,
scope
Plywood
of my family or associates Is selling.
applied for patents that experts state, is
for finishing wood.
;■
orderly
"Our
to
*,
member
have
"When
the
General
selling
statement
following
the
the. press-:
that
are
interest
the
and
patent was filed after our filing date.
since January there has been a very substan¬
I have been assured
by the American Stock
and
SEC
today
that
the
matter
will
be
investigated ia
ramifications.
its
"We
will
fight
take
and
all
necessary
legal
steps
to
protect
our
pending patents."
Recent
short
shares
are
36,960;
March,
General
as
positions
follows:
reported for the General
December,
185,
p.
Utilities
Public
offered
cently
as
49,913.—V.
Of the 646,850
cise
$26,376,431
Agreement—
Reed,
M.
2,962;
January,
Plywood common
12,361; February,
1153.
<
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—
shares of additional common stock of re¬
to
common
stockholders, approximately
the exer¬
price of
535,200 shares were subscribed for pursuant to
1957—9 Months—1956
$28,126,273
from opening,. 10Yp;
day was 74,000 shares and trading ranged
10Vb; low, 7%; last, 9%.
Henry
of
7
warrants
approximately
shares
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—License
See
an¬
Sales Decreased—
$3,564,074
s
previously
'
,
v.*
a
on the basis of
share now held. Fox
Co.,
common
now
1957—Month—1956
1274.
•
Deluxe
Kingsford
$2,870,307
p.
follow
Deluxe
Feicht said,
Mr.
share
Stores Corp.—March
Franklin
185.
Fox
the
of
to
Brewing
Fox
Pending Patents—
tnat
high,
tial
meeting, Fox Deluxe stockholders also will be asked
an
increase of the company's common stock to 4,000.000
provide for the merger with Kingsford "and for such other
acquisitions as the board may from time to time determine,"
Mr.
Feicht said.
There are now 748,000 shares outstanding.
to
In
is
In the
face of a large number oj
orders, mostly on the sell side,
trading on the American Stock Exchange was stopped twice on April 11
in
order
to restore an
orderly market to activity in this company's
common shares.
Total volume in the General Plywood common shares
on
the resultant company will have a nine or
directors, according to Arthur J. Feicht, Fox Deluxe
plan,
merger
board
ten-man
and
,.j,
,v...
Beer
Deluxe
directors
bright future,"
stationary power
the exact range
very
a
in ships
37% which
of
practice.—V.
engine
they
operating
now
overall
and
General Plywood Corp.—To Protect
Fox
The
•-.
by
late last month.
portables have been
of being in¬
process
Production
supersonic
Neumann
to
building
(he
Michigan
the
in
receiver
an
year.
office
television
million.
$30
a
picture
inches
sets.
jet engine,
Tlie
reached with the start of production of 1958
Capacity of the new plant—on straight-time-
approximately 112,000 cars
The
periods,
peak
at
the
available
announced
Cincinnati,
test,
share.—V.
V ;//■•'%%•,.%;,• %/
employed
be
approximately
operation will be
models in
acres
the ^administration,^production,
i(,s cars.
ago.
angle
square
the
14-inch
developed
Division
of
United
Aircraft
Coip., the Curtiss-Wright
poration and the Allison Division of the General Motors Corp.
^
=
f;'/•
headquarters give Lihcoln> foi":the first time in its history,
new
Air
production
5,000
(Mich.)—New Lincoln Facilities—•
new
in
are
wide
17-inch
country.
be
newly
McClure,
&
—
its
108
the
in
$139.95
for
be
facilities
Neumann,
General
J79
first
taxi
&
$4,512,000
started,
opens
and
the
%-•
it was
flight-test
four
a
Gerhard
purchase
to
their
Henry Ford II, President, >as a .milestone in- the firm's
advancement in tile prestige car market, the new Lincoln
distribution
$179,95
will
company,
of
under
contain
agreed
:
Inc.
This
portable
new
will
sets
the
use
to
area
six
market
the
of
will
inches
from
range
to
portables
reception.
tion
consolidation
10,000
Inc.
price
.$169.95
G.E.
The
10,000
Stevens,
W.,
N.
Aircraft
12,000
Pierce,
Depart¬
Avenue,
shipments will begin immediately,, he said.,,, .
market,
the
sets
will
have
a
manufacturer's
consumer
from
All
:
___—_—._
Co.,
the
recommended
out¬
30,
per
Inc.________
20,000
&
will
nil
picture
square
throughout
and
Force
1957.
Co.,
the
to
Indiana
101
Three
and
distributors
dealers
at
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
&
154
television
to
the
by
completely
—V.
Corp.—Proposed Stock Offering—
255.313
this corporation on
Sept.
opposite
&
line.
1515.
Sales
Florida
to
has .started
sets
filght
Atwill
Courts
»
has been post¬
1957,
addressed
be
Joseph F.
Effinger, Sales Manager for G.E.'s
department at Syracuse, N. Y. revealed the new
12,000
70,000
it
announced
1958
17-inch,
viewable
and
for
1957
have
Reid
9
its
be
the
models
for
Inc.—
20,000
plant,
ln57—2 Mos —1956
$976,218
oper.
increases
the
800,oOO
on
.;
1
Fulton
&
,
Evans
power
Head
from ry. opers.
p.
set
of
will
and
for
$4,716,121
$1.76
or
1,
April
on
part
Department
income
of
ended
severally
stock
24,000
downtown
nounced
East Coast
2.814,403
185,
Jackson
building,
,i.
as
three
14-inch
lias
C.
of 270,000 shares
.
p.
program
be granted under the Stock Option Plan.
$3,790,621
ry.
have
company's Lincoln Division
of
At
shares
shares
Period End. Feb. 28—
—V.
March
on
.
__________________
Under
1,350 shs.
*400.000 shs.
reserved
70,000
options,
$600,000
i
Ry. operating revenue.,
Ry. operating expenses—
rev.
of
15,
"
a
marketing
company
N.
incorporation and
aggregate
70,000
Ford Motor Co.
one
Net
The
95 cents
V '':
or
shareholders
an
common
Co
A.
185,
label,
1515.
p.
Florida
Net
of
_____
Clement
preferred
valuet
33,856
of options
Outstanding
in
1972
1.350 shs.
shares
stock,
of
(unlimited
6%
10.000
preferred
185,
The
snare
per
'
.
To Build Flight-Test
Hangars—
sales
MARCH
of
effective
underwriters
Goodbody & Co.__
The
value)
($1
the
—V.
ducts
;
the
EFFECT
convertible
par
stock
of
exercise
venting
capital.
amount)
Includes
the
purpojes,
1,200,000 shs.
selling
below
Co
com¬
starter
as
financing will be
obligations, for expansion
outstanding
pay
cumulative
stock
the
shares
Webber,
Curtis
materials
for
systems,
vacuum
Authorized
€%
AT
construction
year
$763,298,
owns
Corp.,
.
mortgage
Common
and
Kidder, Peabody & Co,,.
Paine,
company
sets
tube
reinforc¬
$1,411,438,
value)___
par
became
juvenile
in
approximately
working
principal
cents
addition
steel,
statement
fiscal
%%/•■■
Metal
states.
Shares
industrial
t.ie
and a profit after taxes has been
beginning in 1949.
For 1956, net profit amounfed
company's backlog of orders as of April 5,
1957
CAPITALIZATION
First
54
the
income
net
*
'
:
notice.
110-degree deflection aluminized picture tube.
sur¬
Ry.
year
The
to
to
for
to
For
&
products.
net
1
General Electric Co.—New Portable TV Sets—
The
,
Statesville,
shows
below:
names
com¬
share.
per
*
and
equal
and
named
and
Under
PROCEEDS—Net
company
be
Flexible
company's net
$2,797,959 in 1956,
*
.
1956
amended certificate
which
McDonald
b ginning
of $25,000 plus a
income
basis
EARNINGS—The
in
consolidated
com¬
the
consist
products
laundry
shown
at
the
is
further
of
for
of
dividend
corporation
dryers,
for jet aircraft.
308
piant
31,
shares.
($1
to
until
concerning this matter should
Justice, Office of Alien Property,
Washington 25, D. C.—V. 185, p. 1747.
at
intention
consumer
used
is
pany
Dec.
steel
Southeastern
a
in
structural
:
number
mon
flexible
various
household
home
pro-forma
underwriters
the
share through
generally of a coiled spring which
coverings of rubber or plastic material. It
the company
is the
largest manufacturer of lowpressure* flexible tubing in the tlhited States.
The company has de¬
veloped and produces ilexible tubing of several types to be incorpo¬
rated
other
UNDERWRITERS—lhe
the
common
respectively,
per
1962,
sinking
payment
of
excess
the
products,
supports various
Is
believed
that
and
Culvert
concrete
other
of
and
and
'
for
35%
1956
corporations
materials
$13,687,051
stock
Pursuant
month
attached
have
35
stock
annual
an
ilxed
a
the
quarterly
a
BUSINESS—The
ible
through
will
and
stock at
./%■<%/,' V:,;^
in
T
•
Corp.—Offering Delayed—"
Inquiries
ment
TV
company.
The
certain selling stock¬
Authorized
"Common
poned
of
the
than
sale.
Dominion
and
of
•
\
Film
&
proposed sale of 426,988 common shares and 1,537,500 common
shares of this corporation
in
accordance with
the
invitation for
bids issued by the
Attorney General on Feb,
require
1042,
common
to
more
current
distributes
CAPITALIZATION
the
sinking fund at prices
optional redemption prices re¬
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
ceding from 105%
*
of
sum
20%
payment,
and are
from 102 Va% to
mon
of
constructing
$430,530,
with
is
entitled
are
ranging
*
share
per
shares
will
issuance
go
.'
'
1947
p.
organized
and
year.
Securities
1964.
1959, equal to the
payment
fixed
allied
$17,684,957
Termed
share.
per
it
in
185,
,
ended
compared
west
W.
stock
through
the
account
own
the
was
stock
and
is
preceding
$134,556,785 $99,716,121
—
$132,000,000
through
will
the
Florida
four
culverts
common
were
The
Conn.
1958
gas
—including the most modern car assembly facilities in the. automobile
industry—today (April 15) in the Novi-Wixom area, '28 miles north¬
first
are
Each
of
metal
months
sales
of
fabricates
EARNINGS—A
three
for
company
$2,575,285
Brooks & Co. Inc. on April 18 offered
mortgage bonds, 6% series due April 1,
1972, and 35,000 shares of common stock (par $1). The
bonds
completion
and
and
facilities
Tubinff
Offered—P.
common
'
"
The
troduced
proceeds
being sold
Florida
plants
1957—52 Wks.—1956
$10,283,486
and
estimates
financing
Up—•
Sales
1937—3 Mos.—1956
.
$22,371,496 $20,084,356
$7,546,341
1515.
p.
•
shown
the
of
outstanding
ofiice
Flexible
in
be
to
time.—V.
value
par
corporation.
joists,
■
$600,000
that
money
jointly continue, to
after
company
bars,
ing
'%•%•';%.">'
1515.
p.
185,
•'
For
Stores, Ltd.—March Sales Up—
____
—V.
—V.
models,
are
will
who
the
1957—3 Months—1956
$1,140,761
V
Period End. March 30—
Sales
sales—$8,470,963
25,
electric
expended
was
the
Subs.)—March
(&
1957—Month—1956
y
B
1987,
company
additional
estimates
new
with
Inc.
March ?1—
General Aniline
Steel
all
—V.
Sales
185,
of
corporation
Fishman Co., Inc.—March Sales Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
and
$35,000,000
viving
developing by-products.
*
(M. H.)
anticipates
company
Gloster.
of
Proceeds
due
approximate
$15,721,000
270,000 shares of $1
stock
mon
or
of new
son,
will
program
which
in
to build
proposes
chemicals;
will
facilities;
ment
of
business
and
opportunities and select those which, in their
opinion, will be of greatest long-term profit to the stockholders.
The
comprany plans to develop an industrial sales
program
for chemicals
as
company's
statement
The
purposes.
type to be determined at the
a
offered
holders
any
issuance
directors, officers
$5 per share.
'
industrial
the
Net
.
$8.50 per share.
price of $4.50
a
frr
reserved
are
Gamble-Skoffmo,
Period End.
Corp.—Stock Offered—Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and McDonald & Co.
jointly headed an under¬
writing group which offered publicly on April 16 an
2,500,000
the
such
of
Florida
on
2,000,000
an
13,-
issued
'.
bonds,
mortgage
corporate
$20,000,000
approximately
stock.
common
registration
a
first
construction
1957,
BUSINESS—The
public offering of 2,500,000 shares at
a
30,
1857-58
PROCEEDS—None
statement
shares
10,000.000
to
proposes
share
per
shares,
be
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
17
of
other
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
for
in
shares
,
May
will
j.0 sh,ares held.and
'
.
public sale at competitive bidding.
are to be
used to provide additional
and
($66,000,000
■'
_kl/.
.
'*
proceeds
facilities
Latin-American
preferred stock
(no
par)
five cents)
to be offered
(par
and
involved.
subsidiary,
for
April
on
$15,000,000
March
letter
a
stock
common
company
covering
offered
of
portion
programs.
15
shares
10,000
shares
50.000
SEC
earnings
Short Hills, N. J.—Files With SEC
April
on
This
Net
increased
7%.
Festival Drive-Ins,
SEC
announced
'«
expenditures
fiberglass operations and investment in the Patterson
Machine & Foundry subsidiary are expected to contribute materially
to second half earnings in 1957.—V.
185, p. 1C42.
and
be
Warrants
every
were
The doubling of
The
will
The stock offering is part of a
financing plan for
$33,500,000 1957 construction program,—V. 185, p. 1153.
years.
sales
retained
was
of
single
additional
future
increased
foreign earnings
to
highest
represented
foreign
source
companies
Com¬
share
1957/
18,
its
that
earnings
Consolidated
from
Jan.
which
basis
comparative
had
expected
sales
be .offered
to action by the board of directors.
shareholders op the. basis.of pne share, for
are expected
to expire June 3. %
to
.
same
company
$4,151,747
at-'which, the .stock .-will
subject
while net earnings
were
down 4.3%
from $2,493,391 m 1955.
parative earnings per share were $3.64 in 1956 versus $3.80 per
in
price
*
1956 and
report1 re- .;
in
stock
have
and
for
an
aggregate subscription
$17,126,400,
been
allotted
warrants
for
an
and
approximately
81,500
GPU common
aggregate price of approxi¬
to
holders
of
mately $2,895,000 pursuant to applications the processing
of which has been or is being completed by GPU. It is
-it
€
(1C86V
The Commercial and Financial, Chronicle
'.&<*
^expected that the balance of approximately 30,150 shares
will be sold pursuant to applications by holders of GPU
common stock and/or through participating dealers.
4
privately with tfye assistance of Merrill
Fenrter & Beane and Paine, Webber,
arranged
was
Lynch,' Pierce,
Springfield.
*
Of
amount paid by GPU for rights purchased during the
period, and in connection with adjustments with New
Stock L'xchange member firms and others, and as cash equivalent
The
aggregate
total,
the
$57,556,000
The
York
1967; $1,600,000 4Vz'i>
notes due 1957 to 1962; and $2,950,000
4 \*'X
mortgage; notes of Grace corp.
•%%'■ ■■
Additional funds amounting to $9,984,000 were borrowed on April .1,
while
1957
$6,080,000
from Manila Subsidiary—
To Receive Dividend
it
announced
was
April
on
1958;
has joined
15,
for
its
with
1962
1982;
balance
the
Dec.
on
down
be.taken
to
on
capital
other
and
corporate
'-•*;•
purposes.
$18,780,394 lor 1955, according to the company's annual report. Net
income
per
share of common stock, based on the average number
of shares outstanding, and after, preferred dividends, was $4.41
com¬
10
pared
to reclassify its outstanding 1,000,000 shares of 40 pesos
par common into 4,000,000 shares of 10 pesos par common, arid to issue
to GPU the 4,000.000 shares of new common in exchange for the out¬
standing 1,000,000 shares; and to issue to GPU 2.000,000 additional
shares of the new common as a stock dividend on the then outstanding
4,000,000 shares, • To reflect the payment of such stock dividend on its
books, Manila proposes to transfer 20,000,000 pesos from its earned
par;
surplus account to Its capital stock account.—V.
General
Refractories
185.
Including
ican
suant
to
the
plan.—V.
184,
Refractories
which
Bunk of New
facilities
capital
that
reported
compared
from
with
General
debentures
stock
for
expenditures
such
subscription
also
was
approved
who
meet
Options.-* V.
the
to
directors
Ry.
$23,000,000
in
Trunk
its
majority-owned
requirements
to
exclude
125.
North
to
length
who
have
as
persons
American
of
Net
The
plan
Restricted
$1,099,034
$1,387,525
compared
with $83,523,608
Estimated
for
the same
1956
earnings, for the first quarter,
.*559,924
This
$3,250,000.
Commenting
represents
S1.95
share
per
the earnings report;
on
"In accordance with
Include
three
Teioradio
"The
earnings
include
the
months'
Pictures,
of
■
Union Co.—March
of
Dividend
out¬
reported for the first
Florida
Period End. Feb. 28—
As
$252,982
219,357
Ry. operating expenses.—
April
Two
and
year
did
ago
not
entertainment
it
sub¬
Net
ry.
—V.
eper.
Glen
185,
.Ry.
operating revenue
Ry. operating expenses
$91,528
$130,262
20,744
47,6p5
Union
also
2,003,665
were
oy
markets
cash dividend
,V
of
in
Nassau
^
-
■
shares
Grand
of
Union
less
on'Long
N/' Y..
Island,
Island* supermarket,
foot
Newton
Union
market
od
a
supermarket will
tth
tee
185,
e'.ed
o
by
1637. • V;'y
on
located
-
—V.
185,
1386.
p.
p.
Insurance
178,
,650,852
651,592
1,306.970
in
;
^h'
$85,983
$200 80J
27,988
68,543
86,135
175 419
aggregate
yestei d. y
the
by
Iyor
exceeding
rental
B.
Clark
and
$10.-
Erwin
S.
structure:
new
agreement,
Fire
tlie basement of the building,
York Department offices for
Accident & Indem¬
Co.,' Hartford
Insurance
Co.,
New
the
and
2306.
p.
York
.
Underwriters
Co,
Insurance
"
Co., Henton, Wash.—Files With SEC
company
"covering
.
in
that
ended
cents
a
share
for
si-ate
y %L'
Off-J-
months
48
55
cents
a
share
The
company
April
on
15
reported
for
three
the
31, 1957,
earnings on its common stock of
the first quarter of )°57.
This compares with
first
the
1956.
^
'
'
:
"
'V.
' Net sales; aha'Operadhg revenues tdr Hie-; quai-tei* yver^ $60,867)639^ i;
compared
with 857,362,562 for
the first quarter of 195o.—V. 185,
for
,.
quarter of
.
1743.
p.
?'j,
.
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3
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1957—3 Months—1956
$69,487,510 $60,950,062
Acquire Couture System—
Hertz Corp.—To
\
.
'
'j
corporation, it was reported on April 10. has completed ncgotla^
acquisition of Couture National Car Rental System, Inrr.
which has assets iu excess of $5,000,000 and a fleet of 2,000 vehicles,
This
1957—Month—1956
islands
$27,117,942 $27,448,699
Eric
-
in
based
is
1957—8 Months—1956
$4,231,402
for- the
turns
1386.
p.
minimum
of
Hercules* Powder Co., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings
y.
$2,024,941
183,
taken
have
March
1,328,657
$76,151
—V.
Conn.,
on
March 21 filed a letter of notification with the
330.000 share? of common stock to be offered at par
if 10 cents per- share), without underwriting. The proceed? are to be
used lor expenses incident to .mlniug operations,
SEC
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.1-—March Sales Off—:
$1,529 463
Hartford,
of
Group
New
—V,
Grand
v
1957—Month—1956
Sales
$1,392,959
Co.
a
Hartford
Fire
Long' Island,
th«'l?th
be
tne c..ain
HS wi-J($27,90fc974 $30,-137,453
-
v
'V:;%
13CC.
p.
Co., Hartford Live Stock Insurance Co., Citizens Insurance Co.
Jersey, Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Twin City
nity
Grant Co.—March Sales Lower—
*
,
V'
Sale—
leasing transactions negotiated lor downtown
in recent years, member companies of the
revealed
long-term
The
.
than'six weeks.—V.'
(W. T.)
1956
$727,743
,
involve
was
owner-builders
parent
of
County.
Connecticut,
in
185,
space plus additional storage area in
The "new space will provide the'New
the
on May 24 to
directors at their
the
were opened on April
17 by this food chain,
Lan ing r\ Shield,
President. * T. ey are the
be opened so far this year by Grand Union.
.
16,000 square
1,151,578
:
to
18,000 square foot Long
will be the 24th Grand
Cove,
$3,358,845
740,olO
including two five-year renewal options,
was
negotiated through Gene T. Gunn, Inc., bicker.
The lease en¬
compasses
the 6th through 1.9th floors, totaling 140,000 square feet
payable
voted *by
supermarkets,-one
Period End. Mar. 31—
1957—2 Mos
$33,423
,
stock,
common
was
there
1957,
Connecticut,
new
Sales
,
$684,275
.
29,
Period End. Mar. 31—
1957—Month—1956
_
annual
space
outstanding.
11th
14th
500 861
$49,5ftj
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
The
;v
$631,123
1274.
p.
in
452,243
5,385
it
to increase the
major
Insurance
will
(RK),C(m>,
meeting.
1.
announced
and
the
1957—2 Mos.—-1956
in
one
The
$543,776
933
district,
.
the
on
April
Grand
new
was
10th
257,150
$33,325
opers,;
income ...i'
1956
$24,692,422
Opens Two New Supermarkets— .'..
$306,666
'
Net rev. from ry.
monthly
stock
Union
1957—Month—1956
dividend
record
of
of
RKO
RR.—Earnings-
revenue—
stock
57r
regular
figures
subsidiary,
a
and
voted
12
$2,442,956
-
Engineering Corp.—Proposed
Hera Exploration
1956. these
quarter
television
April
on
544,838
_*
.
floors representing approximately one-thUd of the space in the
26-story office tower under way at 123 William St., New York,
N.
Y.
The transaction, largest individual lease ever closed for airconditioned office
area
in a
multi-tenant
building in the insurance
with
common
Inc.
we
the
office
Fire
1957
Increased—
•
*-
new
"
/"V-
The
operating
Up—
.
Rate
145.
p.
eight
;
.
slock by 20, from 0Cc to 72c a share.
this action, ' the directors voted, a cash dividend, of 4«c\.
payable on May 24, 1957, to.'^tockhdlftei's of record".April 29,
share
A
were
stock
of
one
Hartford
common
line
holders
28,
sidiary.
coronate
this year's earnings with
those of the first 1953 quarter. However,
if,-the-eomparison were prac¬
ticable, it would indicate an increase."-—V. 185, p. 1637,
Ry.
Sales
Ended March 30—
1957.
said:
Nov. 30,
wholly-owned
our
earnings of this radio,
Thus it is not feasible to
&
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'
,
185,
1957—2 Mos.—1956
"•
$1,593,316
364.448:
'
Fipe, Inc. above.—V.
$30,635,981
the
In
Pel).
common
O'Neil
Mr.
practice adopted
earnings
the
Georgia
1275.
p.
,
Cash
Stock
$95,497,31 6
were
ended
Atlas
Wolfson,
a
1957
Ky.— V.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Group Leases Space—
is
period.
standing,
.
$1,305,200
oper, income.—
185, p. 12/5.
ry.
In
*99,644
Grand
that consolidated sales
which
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
—V.
$1,786,776
157,123
185,
delivery ca¬
$6,439,300 $13,594,246 $13,512,424
4,845,384
11,151,290
10,153,579'
$6,664,251
5,J59.0ol
operating revenue—
Ry.
8,733,224
*160,989
4 Weeks
Sales
Up 14.3%—
William O'Nell. President, on April 15
reported
tnis company for (he first fiscai
quarter of
8,324,475
•
$888,379
The directors
of
designed daily
1957—Month—19ao
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry. operating expenses.-
See
income.....
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
on
.
4.311.966
13EC.
p.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales
its
boost
1,57—2 MOS.—1956
„
from ry. oners.
rev.
ry.
upon
subsidiaries
service.
received
would
which
y-
granted this company temporary'
gds facilities at an estimated cost,
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
$5,411,000 $10,312,000 $10,520,090
4,277,621
with
has
construct natural
delivery to United Fuel at Means and Leach,
KR.—-Earnings—
$5,166,000
negotiated
p;> 1747.
185,
1957—Month—1956
revenue ..:
opera ting
Net
common
and
was
South Amer¬
Manhattan
The
determine.
may
weeks,
52
pacity to 015,000,000 cubic feet per day.
;; ;
Gulf Interstate':? existing service consists solely of the transportation
of natural gas for United Fuel Gas Co., of Charleston. W. Va., and
of .view,
the company
1956 ^amounted to .$41,000,000
1955.—V.
Western
&
Ry. operating expenses
sell
and
the
time
such
at
of
of
owners
amount
board
issue
debentures.
proposal to amend the Employees' Stock Plan
by the shareownefs.
Under the
terms
of
this
may
be offered to all regular employes of
and
certain
bing amended
lace
the
as
to
shares
common
corporation
rata
pro
their
at
conditions
management's
proposal
the
and
terms
The
offered
be
proposal
a
convertible
of
amount
to
$24,500,900
about
of
point
in
Me,r
Gas Co.—To Add Facilities—
Commission
Power
Ilardy-Griffin
Grand
approved
J7
principal
to
are
April
on
$55,000,000
Federal
authorization
be acquired pur¬
may
Telephone Corp.—To Sell $55,000,000 Debs.—
shartowners
to
up
long-range
•
*
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Vt.
firm
a
V
2625.
p.
The
with
,/
■*.
,
Pangara; and Gulf
York,
the
Period End. Feb-28—
The
4.8V,
of
compared
Steamship
ductive
720.
p.
increase
an
$19,715,020
was
for
'
.
Bangor,
Me.,
,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
the common stock of General
1956
Co., total earnings per common share' amounted to
$4.80 compared with §4.51 in 1955.
'
5
Total sales and operating'revenues lor-the year were $438,136,637
compared with $427,066,529 in 1955, an increase .ofi2.6$,
The highest capital expenditures in tne company's history on ra w
projects and cn modernization and expansion of existing facilities
were
reported for 1956.
Citing the significance of these new pro¬
This company, filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
10, 1957, covering $6';7,250 participating interests lr
the company's
Savings Plan for Salaried Employees, together with 15,750 shares of
,
National
for
company's
equity .in-the undistributed
earnings-of
subsidiaries
and
50', -owned
companies,
such
as
the
non-consolidated
1315.
p.
in 1955.
with $4.21
Grace
income,
net
Burlington,
is
',
General
Gulf Interstate
Earnings Increased—Capital Expenditures at New High
Consolidated
and
which
by
been, announced
has
Portland,
Mass.,
^
subsidiary. Manila Electric Co., in the filing of an application proposing
the payment of a common stock dividend by. Manila to GPU, and re¬
lated matters; and the Commission has given interested persons until
April 29, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
Manila proposes to amend its charter to change its authorized com¬
mon stock from 1,000,000 shares of 40 pesos par to 10.000,000 shares of
pesos
184,
V.
'
Mass..
Boston,
"Captain David Grief" has now been sold in more than 130 markets,,
including most of the major cities of the United State-, Mr. Cole
revealed.
The other
five regional buyers are Standard
Oil Co. of.
California, D-X Sunray Oil Co. of Tulsa, Stroh Brewery of Detroit.
Pearl Brewing of Texas, and Utica Club Beer of upstate New York.—
follows:
as
1957; $15,000,000 each on Feb. 6 and March 27,
June 30, 1958.
The proceeds are to be used
19.
$7,580,000
and
working
scheduled
is
Monday,- April 22f <195?
Manager of Narragansett Brewery, and Bill Paleaccount executive of Cuningham & Walsh Advertising Agency.. *
hart,
to
payments to holders of less than 15 sharer, of common stock on the
subscription record date, was approximately $303,000.
No shares of
GPU common stock were purchased by GPU in stabilizing, transactions,
This corporation,
due
include
contract,
Jack Haley,
3">h'/o
notes
to
represents the refunding of
$33,206,000
$14,800,000 of 3.95V, notes due 1957
subscription
.,.
Brewery for live markets in Mew England,
John" Cole, Vice-President for Sales.
'
.-.The• markets
Jackson & Curtis.
.
Florida
and Latin
.become
and
operates
a
in
that
State,
Caribbean
several
America.
will. continue
Hertz subsidiary:
"
*
Snialley
Jr,
as
President
of
which will
Couture,
'
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry, oper. income...
—V.
185,
Great
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1275.
p,
Ry.
Period End. Feb. 28—
By. operating
Florida
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
1957—Month—1956
Net
1957—2 iMos.—1956
Net
revenue..
$793,729
$850,407
Ry. operating expenses..
:1 T)A r.nJ:
$1,724,506
619,01'2
706,726
1,277,554
$174,657
$143,681
income...
*29,268
$446,952
34,027
$382,257
*10,253
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
,
185,
p.
d»i
101
or
—V.
$1,721,387
stockholders
stock
common
p.
$2,775,244
$5,387,024
862,8o0
Si,428,029
3
$5,911,960
^.2.
1154.
on
to
-
,
April
1,000.000
9
api>roved
shares,
increase
an
from
^ no Pkrms for the issuance
500,000.
of
in
John
31,
<
'
:
Battle.
succeed
Frank
.
Fowltr
an
over
1955,
giving the firm
its
best
and
John-
Pa.
year
April
on
earnings
since 1950
17.
share
ner
showed
in
inftc
°
O.
Case,
President,
said
in
years
dends
long
as
The
*coi
compared
to
$41
ago,
with
and
earned
$154,249
isro2?<&
8olv
"warrants
letter
than
the
135
$1,613,446
oj
on
' sales V
«„h
p'1515
of
$3,898,000,
class
and
common
B
equal
to $6.84
stock
common
the
per
•:
ended Dec,
share on 554,733
year
'
to
any
stockholders
vear
payment
of
since
he
quarterly
that
,
took
,
div'i-
prevail."
This
year.
sales
of
$67
jslX 793
In
?et tworvn®
ValUe per share
child
Engine
McDonnell
Other
S7n
in
1955
mcf
Earnings
with
compares
r08e h'om $40.95
and
net- income in
of
195.5
$2,528,000.
largely
the
F9F-8T
its
through
include
and
the
F0F-8P
Aircraft,
'....
which
on
quote?
last
military
F11F-1*
Cougar,
have
-■
-
tldHnd °Lfir cents Per shar« on the
SS'Vm iTS nr,e?ldc,,t'
'shTre wVpaid°h"?ai|t?Mr SAnri Septe"?bei• 1955- Avhe» 15 cents pSr
Ofi
P^sTha SSliS S&
He
of
_
stated
1957
chat
would
net
income
approximate
loss Of $81,263 in the first
alter
$43,000,
Federal
tnvoK
Inc.,-and
ments
,
which
fie,.*
three months of
1956.—V
185
p
^
1516.
25, 1957 the company entered into loan
with
a
a
total
group
of
notes due March
of
institutional
$111,000,000 5%
1,
investors
unsecured
1990 will be issued.
;V*
,.
..
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3
and Ste-1 Community was established in 1952
into by Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy.
Netherlands to create and maintain within the
six member countries a single, common market for-coal and steel free
from national customs frontiers, cmrency frontiers and railroad fron¬
tiers.
The Community is one or the world's major coal and steel pro¬
The
by
will
con¬
than
more
Tiger,
$197,-
ami
develop¬
jet
Grumman
aircraft
and
Boats,
Inc.,
and
fighters;
The
Bodies,
Inc.*,.. subsidiaries
Tlie
corporation
1967
proceeds
are
.
Hudson
...
on
p.
1612.
:
-
:
*
_
*
•
%
1
under
of
This financing
Films
sixth
regional
based,
on
the
Cpic
Co.,
sale
often
.
sea
"Captain
Stories
of
David
Jack
the
"O'Neill,
-
Grief,"'Guild tilths*"'series
London,: to
asked,
Tubes
the
Narragansett
Manhattan
RR—Strike
Continues—
hicrease over a three-year pericd must continue
Presidential fact finding Board for which he has
created, Reorganization Trustee Herman T. Sticliman
said on April 15 as he disclosed that joint union-man¬
*•
is
mediation
agement
Inc.^—New" Contract—
ol
five
proximate 29l2-cent
indefinitely unless a
"
of
Guild
A
&
of the bankrupt Hudson Rapid Tubes because of the strike
non-operating unions whose demands amount now to an ap¬
Closing
.
.
agree¬
promissory
Vr,
,
programs
of
the Community's coal and steel enterprises d,esigned to improve productivity ana increase consumption. The major
part of the proceeds from the offering of the Community's securities
last week will be used to make loans to such enterprises for modernization and construction purposes.
See also V. 185, p. 1748.
•
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$300,COO
179,
areas.
High Authority is the .executive branch Of the Community una
responsibility of carrying out the purposes of the Community.
also responsible lor facilitating the financing of capital invest¬
Y.—Files With
N.
April 10 filed a letter of notification with thp
of 10-year 7'4
subordinated capital notes due
to be offered at par. There will be no underwriting. The
to be used for expansion of business and other corporate
purposes.—V.
the
ment
the
firm, are producing metal boats and truck bodies at Marathon
N." Y., respectively.—V, 185, p. .611.
*'
*
covering
is
It
entered
and
the
has
Athens,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
of
Coal
European
Treaty
ducing
jet fighter-trainer and photo aircraft;,,
Aerobilt
a
Luxem'oorg
anti-submarine aircraft;-the TF-1 -Trader, passengercargo
aircraft:
the WF-2 Tracer,' early-warning aircraft;
and
the
Albatross amphibian.
»
May T,
On March
.
"
^
production
F11F-1F
Guardian Loan Go., Inc., Brooklyn,
thls
in
.hfchaS SnSkre wfth'a 2
R.) Grace & Co.—Private Placement Arranged
(
,
High Authority of the European Coal and
or
•
v
earned
year
aircraft
and
■
been*1 made
underway.:
those currently
and
its subsidiaries
These,
Chance-Vought
Corp.,
Corp.
exceed
Grumman
ment.
Airplane
Aircraft
subcontracts
siderably
000,000
Brewing Co—To Pay
Dividend-Earnings Up
co^oifXtc°k\r\1LdAmif
1516.-*:
p.
,
Steel Com¬
$4.49 per share on 539,611 shares then out*.landing.
munity
Formal Conclusion of Public Offering An¬
Net
sales
for
the
year
amounted
to
$57,116,000
compared
with
nounced—Formal completion of the first public offering
$40,095,000 in 1955.—V. 184, p. 1228.
i
I
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in the United States of securities of the High Authority
was effected April 16 in New York City when managers
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
Corp.
Announces
of the underwriting investment banking group handed
Permanent Subcontracting Program— *-J
v
.*■/
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to High Authority officials a check in payment for the
Grumman Aircraft spokesmen
on
April 12 announced a permanent
-securities and in return accepted delivery of the bond
subcontracting program, with work completed and. underway totalling
more than $7,000,000.
Hie program, officials said; in no way impinges
and
note certificates.
The actual offering, made on
upon
normal direct contracting with the military,;
April 9 and quickly oversubscribed by investors, com¬
An order in excess of $500,000 has already."been delivered to General Electric Co., one of the first firms to subcontract with the air¬
prised $25,000,000 of 5 V2% bonds due 1975 and $10,000,plane company.
Other subcontracts, totalling just under $7,000,000,
000 of 5% notes due 1960-1962.
It was underwritten by
are already
in production at the .Bethpage, N. Y., plant,
a group of investment bankers headed by Kuhn, Loeb &
The outstanding
firms for which subcontracting
work has begun
are Sperry Gyroscope Co.,*
the Fairchild-Aircraft division of the FairCo.; The First Boston Corp. and Lazard Freres & Co. %
the
the S2F Tracker,
Goebel
185,
—V.
outstanding at the end
,
,
„
his
tnese favorable conditions
as
poration
Earnings Rise—
subsidiaries report-for
.
income
net
of
and its
1
-
Francis
fi- co"1Pany s outlook for 1957 is better
office four
"The corporation is one of the leading producers of salicylic acid,
'salicylates, benzaldehydes and other aromatic intermediates," Mr. Ask(n
said. Salicylaldehydc is a logical addition to Heyden Newport's present
product line. *
'
"Completion of the new plant Ls scheduled for early in the first
quarter of 1958.
Provisions are being made for -future expansion."
-
Partner^ Hi
J.
reP°rt released
income
million
a
—
•
Nean an
,J
P?ra,Von' in its an,nual
inciease
in
net
1957—2 Months—1956
$9,542,157 $14,206,745 $15,920,821
-
Nea
Manhelm,
Blethers, New York investment banking firm; Glover
New
York attorney,
and William W.
Scranton. Scraaton,
ten-fold
corporation
over
intennediatfe in the manufacture of
^
*
B
1956
185. p. 1748.
—
meet-'
the annual
Earnings Up Sharply—
a
corpora tion
shares
Nominees—
at
R.
firm of
Mayagucz, Puerto Rico.—V.
,
•
Steelman, Wasnington, D. C.; Frank
and General Manager of Fowler,
Dick
&
department store; and Thomas
Stokes
G neral
Partner in the New York law
Stokes & Kheel.
They will
duce
>
:
Grolier Society, Inc.—Sales &
This
management
stock.—V
185
Biirnsidc,_ Vice-President
Wilkes-Barre
1957—Month—1956
$7,801,462
authorized
Tlie
additional
9^ Aiden Corp.—New Management
NtT ^"^ementDr.
nominees for directors' posts
ng April
24 aie:
Walker,
Mat 31—
1386.
p.
45.000 shares
is constructing a new piant at Fords, N, J., to pro¬
pounds annually of salicylaldehyde. an imoortant
dyestuffs, odor bases and petroleum
additives Simon Askin, President announced on April 15.
An entirely
new
catalytic process, developed by Heyden researcch, will be used
which is economical and avoids the usual by-product problems.
The
1,950.286
Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Off—
—2
185,
said
31,515,940
^7:;
Sales
1275.
Ponce and
President,
Hertz
Jacobs,
L.
Ileydcn Newport Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
213,716
(II. L.)
of
j
Hertz stock
and .in San
Juan,
$37,427,900
32,284,239
1748.
p.
Period End.
*15,732
(G. M.) Giannini & Co., Inc.—Stock
Increase Approved
The
,
■
$37,671,323
15,516,641
$1,703,922
185,
—V.
.
-
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1,339,130
from ry. opers.
15,991.842
income.—
oper.
"
$17,695,764 $18,291,885
revenue...
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
,
1957—Monai—1956
Ry. operating expenses--
Georgia Southern %
of
will be exchanged for 490,800 shares of Couture Stock.
Couture operates in 20 Florida cities, in Havana, Cuba,
Walter
Northern
member
Washington.
Trustee's
of
The
repeated
talks over the past-three weeks with Francis
the-National Mediation'Board,, had stalemated
National
request
that -It
A.
in
Board has thus far refused the
recommend creation by the Presi-
Mediation
Volume 185. .Number 5631 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1887)
finding body which would determine the merits of the'
put the Tubes in operation at once.' No reason fur
refusal nas be n uisclosed publicly.
•
Trusttee has said that the Tubes, which lost over S400.000 in
of
fact
a
Mediation
The
Board's
not
can
increase
the
meet
railroads
demands
although
at
they
loss.
a;
complain
The
the
send
mande<L would
rapid
a
have
so
March
31—
1957
tlieir
stated
'Net
■=
Net
RR.—Bids April
1,984.386
2,835.000
A
1957,
annum
$934,386
ipf.
snare
and
'.///•
,
Itvei
indicated
oy.--gales;—V.
25—
of
will
1858.
dividend
record
on
has
May
participate
1948,
througn
cents
been
paid
was
dividend.—V.
this
$1.24
payable
new
in
June
bids
the purchase from
for
dated
May
1,
1957
and
due-semi-annually
J957 to and including May-1, 1972.—^V. 185, p. 1.749.
Nov.
from
This
This
'
Illinois Power Co.—Stock Increase Approved—
.
1516.
p.
subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp., it wt,»
April 9, has applied to the SEC for an order authorizing
company,
announced
its sale
on
of
GPU
to
stock
for
issued
an
mon
additional
an
700,000
shares
of Jersey
Central
com¬
cash
consideration of $7,000,000; and the Commission *
giving interested persons until April 25, 1957, to
request a hearing (hereon.
-••••■
.*
•". •
/••
-»Of
the proceeds of the stock sale, Jersep Central
proposes to uen
»'
$.2,000,000 to repay a similar principal amount of bank loans outstand¬
ing at Dec. 31, 1956 (the proceeds of which were used for constrna-.? ■
has
/
filed a re^istiation statement with the SEC on April
10,;- 1957, covering: 18.855 .shares of. its. $10 par common stock, to be
issued'pursuant to- the company's Incentive- Stock Option Plan for
Key Employees.—V. 164, p. 2740. ; /'''/v'/-"; 't:'
1,
'
4
t»
being
,
;
'
International-Paper Co.—Registers With SEC—
Office Jn -Chicago., 111.,, will up. to..noon 7CST) ;
it of $9,600,000 of equipment -trust
at. its
company
1,
1
stock,
a
order
.
The
receive
certificates
in
March
on
on
"
n
1940,
share
a
common
185,
$1.00
share
a
and
share
a
Tne
aggregating
$1.10
1955,
declared,
1957.
15,
in
dividends
and
1947
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent—'
..
183, p.
like
a
holders
$1.40
in
yearly from 1950
quarterly dividend of 32
$2,594,402
$0.50
stock______
common
Quarterly
year.
paid
were
share
oiierecl
1,f,pl,255 shares.
on
a
1956.
5,429,402
1,050,000
income
to. tiie
tave
Central
income/.-.,-—'..-
taxes' en
income Xestimated)-
per
$1.20
The corporation
reported that earnings during the first quarter of
1957 do not fully reflect that quarter's sales level as inventory reducLonsx effected during'the quarter delayed an increase in operating
1
'■
Federal
oh
income-per
*Based
to
'•
p.< 1516.
taxes
being paid, during that
t
1956'
$17,523,427 $19,991,991
__
before
1
91,000,000 annually in three
years and iie; has ofiered a
smaller increase lor a year to the nonoperating unions in order to determine whether the TuotS can 'Survive.--
Illinois
Ended
sales
Income
I-tueral
transit,
accepted
the
commuter
business is
that the increase de- //
and
has
losses
is
Net
be compared to the national
that
Trustee
Tubes'
it
since
demanded
commuters only and can not
which
carry
freight proiiiably
—V. '18o,
Earnings Lower—
snare
Three Months
,
line carrying
conducted
Rayon Corp.—Sales &
and
controversy
1950
Industrial
.
I
'
.
dent
the
7
company
tion);
and
the
balance
(including the
will
be
1957
for
used
$2,500,000
of
repayment
which
purposes
of
obtained since Dec.
were
.
construction
bank
31,
loans
expenditures
s
construction
■>
for
1956).—V.
184,
624.
p.
""
The stockholders
articles
the
.authorized
value)
ox; tne
shares
from
5,000;000
$15);
«par
rtciasshy
to
company
stock
common
10,000,000
to
and
(without
change
to
oiusuuiaiiig siA.ea- ox xoinmpri stock
ir.ro 6,420,000 shares of common stock (par $151;
the
$501
authorized
the
crease
from
The
as
of
shares
of
<2i
ol
serial
3,210,000
Net
value;
par
preftrred
stock
result
a
"the
of
stock
previously
were
as
.lit,
s
owned.
will
own
I
.
Bv. operating revenue
By. operating expenses--
$1,026,212
828,420
$1,991,030.
Net
.Gas
The
$197,792
$382,361
114,600
.'135,301
This
to
investment
Boston
its
registration
statement
April
on
1957
15,
800,000 shares of 1 to uommon stock.-—V.
183,
covering
Harbor
This
Belt
RR.—To
Refund
p
by
the
four
Michigan
RR.
bonds
would
be
proprietary
Central
RR.
the
roads:
Co.;
Chicago
Co.,-and
guaranteed
&
Milwaukee.
Ry.
Western
St.
The
svotk
price
of
,
the
acquired
•In
to
be
be
& Co., Inc., an issue of $17,000,000 ;
notes, series S, dated Feb. 15, 1957, and due Feb. /
1977. Principal and interest are payable in United
dollars.—V.
184,
2740.
p.
*
'
.
*
v.sed
use
185,
1749,
p.
The stockholders
the
retire
to
issue
bank
by
also
remainder
redeem
finance,
of
The
to
10 voted
5d,0oo
It
8.
"0,
-1
revealed
substantial
a
EJectrica
'/>/../ v./"
'
also
Was
that
stock
had acquired /
newly-formed subsidiary
interest
in
M* xican
a
Ing-nieria
•comp^ii",
The
■'
involved
A.*
which/, makes
transformers, ? rectifiers,
related equipment. ■-Acquisition
of the stock
of the Mexican company's shares for shares of
other
and
exchange
an
the
Industrial Enterprises.
'* /
5
/
/
.-Principal holders of stock in Imrenicria will be Industrial Enter- prises and the four Mexican engineers who previously held all of the
stock, "Enrique M. Gonzalez, Alejandro Paez Urqu.di, Carlos F. Haas
,
and
Sanchez.
also said 'that.
Bronston
to.
Concretos
make
Agregados,
of
that
to
purchase, at
loan,
-a
S.
at
company
•
stock
which-will be convertible
Industrial Enterprises also
additional
the
has
Super-Concretos
of
stock
the
to
Electric
425.000;
tive.
newly
Ltd.,"
pansions
selves.
in
formed
Industriales
Emnresas
said, "will be used to make further ex¬
Amberica when attractive situations present them¬
principles
of
will
operation
parallel
those
Bank
;
Net
'•
sales
a
$14,623,390
•
a
state"
from
income
income
Sl.242,689,
in
income
taxes
before
for
$2
3'v
a
and
*
a
three
months'
the
at
for
the
595C.
the
the
on
the
income
for
income
in
been
its
net
the
restated
method
in
$334,735
period
1956,
and
for
the
oi
1956.
and
with
4'»
compared
the
sum
the
three
months
ended
:£■'
equivalent
expects
\
107,980
174,886
1
stock
not
it
$1,498,369
EFFECT
of
time.
"
water
of
underground
South Africa. Kennecott
This procedure
last Fail;
.
1
area.
waters
program
'
■
has
to
the
level
from
"/ "• ://■
into
tne
:'
'
the
mine
is
to
achieved
be
by
the
extension
Virginia Orange Free State Gobi 5
adjacent mining operation in which Kennecott also -
an
substantial
a
from
haulage
Mining Co., Ltd.,
.,
interest,,
Merriespruit
ThK
area.
procedure
should
provide a safer and more controlled method than dewatering
through the Merriespruit shaft. It willu also furnish additional or*
development information, as the haulageway will be used to explorw
the Merriespruit area
through which it passes.—V. 185, p. 1045.
<
Kentucky
Utility Co.—Plans Financing—
made
by A. Clay Stewart, Vice-President, before the New
Security Analysts oh April 3.
Mr. Stewart said his
possible rate adjustments.
of
York Society
estimate ex¬
cluded
Between
for
000
its
He
for
the
and
now
1960
the
construction,
new
said about $38,500,000
company
R.
Is
Watt,
M.
of the
total
budgeted
to
President
would
be
spend
told
new
$72,400,-
the
meeting.
and added
money
would
company
Keyes Fibre Co.—Reports 1st Quarter Sales—
This
company
$3,452,243
of
profit
for
three
first
first
the
on
company
reported
17
with
record
in
$3,384,852
first
the
the quarter ended March
months
of
1956.
After
-
.
ol
quarte/
31,
1957
was
$329,678
aft?T
compared with $303,815 for
provision for dividends on th*
preferred stock, net profit was equal to 42 cents
shares of common stock outstanding March
723,',40
compared with 38 cents per shair in the first quarter of
the. same nurnoer of shares.—V. 185, p. 1045.
with
^
sales
quarter
corresponding
charges Including Federal income taxes,
the
purchases
April
on
compared
as
1956.
Net
all
sharj
per
1957/
31,
1956, based Oii
Kingston Products Corp.—Reports Smaller Loss—
Outstanding
Months Ended
Three
snares
net
of
alter
25'*
increased
was
March
1957
31-—
in
1',
March
.
the
March
and
$2.85
stock
with
derived
1957
assets
taxes
1956,
31,
1956,
7.000,000
1983
1,
from
This
and
of
from-
reported
the
'
3,290,000
1975
per
1956
•' V
.
'
Net
mortgage bonds is not
is limited by property,
first
the
-V.
$63,000 shs.
§10,990 shs.
832,3al.l shs.
§1.100.000 shs.
ox
$l,8dl,64T
5),477
Cr9,100
Cr31.00»>
$9,253
Federal
for
Provision
,.
$2,157,113
—
taxes-18,353
Federal
before
$28,4rif
taxes—-,
—
2,740,000
.
173,990 shs.
stock__
share)
provisions
mortgage,
as
sup¬
loss
184,
p.
1914.
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—March Sales Decreased—
Period End. Mar. 31—
-
1957—Month—ju56
$4,054,000
Sales
—V.
185,
$5,890,000
1957—3 Months—195>
$9,171,000
$10,596,00«'
1388.
n.
.
fund
sufficient
$1:76
share
as
such
thereafter.
year
per
cumulative
series
Stock
common
of such
authorized
at
W.
the
C.
Langley
A.
C.
Allvn
A.
to
G.
&
Becker
preferred
includes
r"
•
Dean
Witter
<fc
the
company's
The
\
;
.
,
.
severally
Milwaukee
The
Quail
&
Boenning
of
First
6.000
'
Co..
&
Co,__^
Inc
Iowa
6.000
J.
dividend
of
June
S.
Ryons
Strauss
20
15,
cents
1946,
4,500
a
1.500
Corp
T.C.Henderson
on
common
letter of notification with the SB i
(at
stock
$450
10c)
(par
each)
and
11
to
be offered
shares
(each
and
in units of
of stock
$500
3,300
for
ski
facy
sharo
$500 deben¬
(at $5 per share) at $50(1
one
unit. There will be no underwriting. The proceeds are
equipment, improvements, etc. The corporation plans
per
4,500
4,5do
Co
Lester,
stock
a
to be use«l
to operato
center.
f
6(000
Initial
of
filed
$15,000
of
6convertible debentures
convertible into 65 shares of common stock)
.
Shares
6,000
Co.--
amount
a
6.000
common
have
respective numbers
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
7,500
(Inc,)
Enterprises, Inc., Lake Placid, N. Y.—-
The corporation on April 8
covering
ture
,
below
named
Shares
Forgan & Go
DIVIDENDS—An
preferred stock is con¬
shares of common stock
company the following
common
stock:
-.10,500
Hemphill, Noye.s &r Co.-
.
two
amount of common stock
shares reserved for conversion
21,980
Inc.6,000
Co.
of
stock.
t
Co.__^_r
Co.
rate
Kobl Mountain
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
"
convertible
underwriters
<fc.Co.,-InC;_
Central. Republic
-
the
preferred stock.
.
stock is subject to an annual
shares per year through I960'
2,100
retire
to
The First Boston Corp.-l_
$2,251/006
outright
other
for
income
sale
to
$15
UNDERWRITERS—The
change
net
value
agreed to purchase from the
of shares of the additional
Giore,
the
•<.
into
each
lbr
changed
amounting
pfd.
conv.
and
-
2,800 .shares
§ The
has
tabulating and data processing machines previously under
them, the report states.—V. l£5, p. 1295.
1,
series cumulative preferred
vertible
$32,-'
retroactively
irnthod.
alter
21,
(par
test
purchase
1957.
31.
Loss
i
-
before
1957.
corporation
such
on
March
31,
March
of
the
years-digits
ended
stock
cum.
J The
iax< s
4,
4,098,471
from
31.
March
1556,
June,
income
2,500.000
-7.000,000
preferred stock (par $50t_
series cumulative pfa. stock.—
plemented.
May
on
compared
ended
1956,
2,500,000
1980...
Feb.
due
sales
Net
series
shown
months
series
I,
Sept.
$8,350,000
sinking lund debs, due Oct.
earnings
Watson,
814.983,325, equivalent to
the result of a 2?st>
ended
due
1975...—$10,000,000
1,
* Th» authorized principal amount of first
limited, but the issuance of additional bonds
the three
outstanding
income
was
series
Oct.
&
&
Co., Inc.
share
total
1,500
1,500
1,500
was
of
(E. J.)
paid
65
on
cents.
Korvette, Jinc.—March Sales Up—
26 Weeks Ended March 30—
Sales
—V.
;
185,
p.
1957
-
—
1956
4
$33,600,000 $25,300,000
1045.
t
(S. S.)Kresge Co.—March Sales Lower—
1,500
Co._—
& Co.,..,
a
.
r'
complete its 1957 construction with $4,000,000 in.
temporary bank loans.
Next year, Mr. Stewart noted, the company
probably will use both debt and equity financing.—V. 183, p. 2076.
bonds—-
due
.
Earnings for the calendar year 1957 are expected to be $2.06 per
share, compared with $2.13 per share in 1956, according to an estimate-
:
FINANCING
Authorized
that
at
main
a
expect '
compared
FRESENT
TO
rehabilitation
two-stage
in
Merriespruit
the
by
mine
its
at
into
flooded
program
the
of
revenues
to
production
interest,
was
-
the
offer
restore
which
is planned. The first stage in- )
-volves unwatering and some development work, and the second, limi¬
ted
production
and
further
development
to
permit
resumption
ot
normal
production.
Kennecott
has
agreed
to the first
stage
only. {
While no new money is required now,
after completion of the firs*
stage recommendations far further action, including additional linancing, will be considered 1t»y' Kennecott in the light of conditions dis¬
will
in
presently
which
gas
to
substantial
a
A
first
construction
$874,540
822.
p.
Removal
financed
to
1957—2 Mos.—1956
112,110
1960.
,
for
with
$39,065,407
Jap.
includes -$1,002,334
has
1957—Month—195G
64,726
185,
closed
cumu-
of $12,526,392 and net income of $1,394,938 in '1955.
4®it '/o
period.
net
ended
is
income
ret
Thomas J.
5.251,118
depreciation
of
months
months
to
effective
of
19f7,
taxes,
As
months
1956
from
1
•
506,02.'t
4.8'/*'
income
Cumulative
income
state
and
*
stock -split-up
a
three
as,
reduction
three
taxes
customers
three
aniounted
computing
to
a
three
For the
the
produced
of
for
lease to
1S5C
inasmuch
line
resultpd
after
the
compares
capitalization.
27,
taxes
machipps
the
on
ana
corresponding
income
straight
for
This
her of outstanding shares
5,251,118 shares.
-
Federal
rental
16.
snare
a
period,
common
to
natural
$1.7C
in
31,
Income
rum
£>27,725,
The
March
April
on
$3.57
same
paid Jan.
shares
Net
to
of
corresponding
share
s
reported
period
end
dividend
ended
after estimated ^Federal
President,
Jr.,
months
j
.
$368,51*1
oper.
property
•...',
net
GIVING
937.
p.
$337,373
has
and
V;
outstanding
does
prior
1
mortgage
..-,3%%
year
Federal
for
for Federal
2740.
share,
common
Com.
For* the
the
its
finance
company
operating
1956
and
185,
$185,853
mortgage bonds
internal funds, it will repay
.
International Business Machines Corp.—Earns. Rise—
$18,745,607
revenues
series
$937,600
of
$655,307
2836
pp.
to
$1,894,176
amounted ' to
184,
/
•First
gained to $956,576, eoual to $3.20
equal
provision
of
of
company
company
stock
/; / /'•'*"••./
CAPITALIZATION
'.
,
before.
year
$587,382.
before
The
distributes
$13,458,695
Co.—To Sell Division—
Power' Co. above.—V.
$183,744
/;■;//
presently
the
The
and
mans
During
—
to
$85,329,184
'
the year
provision
1955.—V.
year
the
$11,987,800
net
Net
the
contract.
EARNINGS
operating
•'•
of Industrial Enterprises, Inc.
ended Dec. 31,
1956,
rose
to
revenues
for
basis
share,
common
earlier-
operating
from
forma
Pro
taxes
and
forma
pro
.
'
■
523,732
oper.
Co. .Ltd.,
'
',
.v
sale
loans,
common
also
company
amounted
parent;
the
of
company."
on
under
Latinoameri-
Bronston
Mr.
Latin
Its
subsidiary,
The
.
*
$28,746,175 $94,324,991
$31,154,952
.
Kennecott Copper Corp.—African Affiliate to Resumo
wholesale to live communities,
public utility companies and one REA distribution coopera¬
other
' '
$861,105
also sells; electrical energy at
it
lour
.
"The
its., bank
'
/
1957—12 Weeks—1956
254,215
company
which
1953.
part, of--1058.
additional
"
..
Sales Up—
Charles R. Cox, President, on April 18 announced a decision reached
by the directors oi the Mcrriespruit (Orange Free State) Gold Minin l
Company's interconnected electric
transmission and distribution system serves at retail 157 communities
located
in
24
Iowa
counties
having a population of approximately
to 49 *« of total capitalization.
/♦" ■'■
Located
in
Mexico
City, Super-Concretos Agregados is one of the
largest producers of ready-mix concrete in Mexico.
Besides producing
arid delivering ready-mix concrete, the company also operates a large
mechanized gravel and sand pit.
%
'/./'"/ //*,
'
of
any
:;v"
.
$440,068
Co.
preferred stock.
proceeds of which, together with
issue
•
1957—4 Weeks—1956
258,776
Intel-state's
authbrized
the
year/approximately $5,000,000 in
the- early
1
yea;?,
$442,520
BUSINESS—Iowa Southern Utilities
equal
canas,
the
last
between $520,000 and $550,000 for the first
the
pay
^
increase
new
the
bank
since
program
this
balance
until
stock
an
option
Agregados'
into
A.,
par.
par
has signed a ./
conditions, to Super-
certain
reduce
period
$8,uOO,-
1387.
Interstate
—V.
of
v
;r.;
the
ffom
proceeds
to
*
Washington.
about
expenses
the board of directors to define the
of
$4,500,000,-' through
•sale, later
from
to
initially
of
•construction
Industrial'' Enterprises
subject
used
amount
*
Delgado
Jorge
Mr.
contract
be
.
o"i
River.
facilities
of
revenue—
outstanding
<fe
part,
in
sale
Boston
PROCEEDS- Net
^
totaled
comparable
stocK
Green
expansion at
quarter
the
in
of
expansion
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income™.
Corp.,'as manager of an investment
banking group, on April 17, offered publicly 75,000 shares
of common stock (par $15) at a price of $21.,50 per share.
industrial,'/ S.
.capacitators
First
should range
for
an
first
-
p.
Railway
Railway
Iowa, Southern Utilities Co.—Common Stock Offered—
V
the
j
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
bidding
to
Manhattan
-
shares.
empowered
authorized
the
with $5,600,000
estimated.
Period End. Feb. 28—
totals $40,000,000, of
which $25,000,000
is common and $15,000,000 is preferred.
Of the
This corporation has expanded into Latin America through forma- ;/
2,500,000 shares of authorized common stock, 2.041,842 shares are out¬
(ion
of
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Empresas
Industriales Latinoamericanas, Ltd., which will operate'.'in - Mexico; and other parts ofY- standing; Kee also V. 185, p. 1749.
Oentral and South America, Walter E. Bronston, President, stated on
April
$1,000,000 into
during
,v
first
said the new shares,
which
will add $5,000,000
capital stock, may be needed to finance the expansion.
present
put
shares
15
of
exchange
an
each
River
Kansas City Power & Light
shares
company
The
to
Steel
turough
for
Green
to
compared
See
1957.
Chase
to
terms and fix the .dividend rate of the
.The
and
River
Jessop
',••-'. •' '' '
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current
--f
./
approxi¬
and
loans;
Illinois- Gas
to
and
v'."
April
on
The stockholders
Subsidiary
••
by
of New York City. Interstate said it
authorization only if the closing date of the
stock issues is delayed beyond the due date ol the
and
of
$1,500,000
Jessop
Rackley
Sales
v/ —V. 185,
extension
an
bond
authorized
Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Forms Foreign
of
of
of
competitive
the
from
Division,' to
Interstate,
lor
lai-ive prefer.ed stock
„/-■
»
received
v/'t'';
Wood, Gundy
States
by
net
a
«Iowa. Power & Light Co.—Pfd* Stock Voted-
secured
1
application, Interstate requested Commission authorization
the maturity
date
of
four
short-term
promissory
notes
notes.—V.
vately—The company, it was announced on April. 12,
placed privately, through Greenshields & Co. Inc.,
15,
and
area
on
■
;
18,624
agreed
number
raise
to
sold
be
Northwestern
.
;C
■'"' '■
'
quarter,
which
would yield per share earnings
of between $1
anU
$1.10,
Mr.
Rackley said.
Last
year
the company earned
$314,35.'!
equal to 64 cents per share, In its first quarter.—V. 185, p. 1154.
third
a
extend
proposed
Pri¬
has
and
the
$20,000,000
sufiicient
stock
would
Peoples'
of
by
consiiaction-program
Co.
Ltd.—Notes Placed
Corp.,
been
issue
to
issue
to
common
would
would
mortgage >bopds
of
Green
share
one
lend
New income
stock.
that
and
previously
would
Acceptance
in
serves
customers. Alter the proposed sale
the facilities for the
same
pur-
has
■
■:■''/-;///;■/.. ■'/ ;/-,■■
iIssuance,' sale and guaranty of t ie new bonds will be subject to ./ aggregating $4,000,000 payable
approval of the Interstate Commerce commission.—V. 173. p. 1275.
* M'anuiaciurers 1 rust Co.,' both
-Industrial
generate
gas
presently
$16,150,515
and
bonds
common
bonus
first
Pacific
&
OO0,
Mr.
.
use
of
unissued
proceeds
net
purchase
;
:
the
Co.;
RR.
Paul
the
-
interest
and
Central
York
New
Chicago,
North
principal
to
as
but
to
used
natural
Division
authorization
1987)
those
of
distribute
gas
would
price
requests
(due
$9,000,000.;
The
plans to refund its outstanding $8,125,000 of bonds,
due July 1, 1957, by selling an equal amount of new first mortgage
bonds due
1932.
Competitive bidding is scheduled for June 5.
new
mainly
to
^
also
acquiring
of
to
Ou-ensboro
Peoples'
s
is
basis
plans
at
Interstate requested
the FPC to exempt the stock issue
competitive
bidding
requirements
ana
authorize
a
negotiated
through Kidder. Peabody & Co. as the underwriting firm for the
lrorn
company
The
It
.
■
acquire Kansas City
10
Peoples'
13,294
purchase
bonds
additional
Bonds—
the
$9,379,350
procedures.
'
sale
Indiana
and-
Interstate
authorized
mately
additional
an
/./..o',
2291.
p,
and
The
parties. 0-;
of" its
.
consist
energy
Iowa.
base
Interstate
SEC an amendment
Interstate
an
Period End. Mar. 31—
involved
purchase,
mortgage
.
%Uyd with the
company
$8,321,532
Division.
City,
A
and
''
.
.
-
,
electric
Mason
and
Income Fund of Boston, Boston, Mass.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
■■■.:■ 1
---
/'
"
11 approved a proposal authorizing tin
inoebcedness of up to $3,500,000 so it can tafc*
River
Steel
Corp.,
OWensDoro,
Ky.,
and
Improve
arwi f
Washington, Pa. plant. Jessop previously had no long-term. /
debt.'
:'///././■'
.
,
■: >■'
;, ■■
Frank B. Rackley, President, said that
Jessop expects to begin op¬
erating Green River as a wnolly-owned suosidiary around May;».l.
1957—-2 Mos.—-1956
..
$5,616,640
'
April
expand its
^
electric- customers
$373,250
76,415
£4,655,870
incur
to
on
Green
over
Jessop
1957—Alontu—1956
^
"
,
to sell
faciiitiej
distribute
1,688,103
poses.
and
"'
company
and Kansas City Power & Light Co. have filed a joint
the Federal Power Commission seeking authorization
with
Electric
&
both
Securities
1 y87.
P.
Term Notes—
1275.
p.
10O,
This company
39,253
income
oper.
600,320
Interstate Power Co.—To Acquire Kansas City Power Light Co. Facilities
To Issue $20,000^)00 of First '
Mortgage Bonds1— To Extend Maturity Date oi Shoil- t
i
$160,867
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V. 185,
655,830
&
$2,061,359
l,608,6u9
1,145.989
598,356
" 533,178
stockholders
Sales
1°57—2 Mos.—1956
769,736
,1,071,275
7
182,149
The
$4,540,043
332,105
1044.
p.
ior Kansas Ciry
$330,6fc3
7
/■'
Jessop Steel Co.—Debt and Acquisition Approved—O
.
$4,697,408
163,658
"
—-V
—V.
of
Net
185,
application
1057—»\lon.ri- -1956
368.676
u.'. 183,662
Sales
.Illinois Terminal RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Feb; 28—
\
ops.
chgs. ".v' 205.166
Period End. March 31-r-
Certificates
~
ryy.
$1,478,382
V'
.
1957-^-3 Mos.—1956
Interstate Depai-tment Stores, Inc.—March Sales Lower
the outstanding common stock, including the additional 3.210,000
shares, payable on May 1, 1957, to holders of record on Aj.ril 8, K57,
arid the regular quarterly dividends on the serial preferied st ck,
payable May 1, 1957, to holders of record on April 8, 1957,—V. 185.
:
from
income
—V:
op
"
$1,576,845
revenues
vail., for fxd.
a
1957—Month—1956
(par
representing the additional shares will be mailed on or about April 30,
3957, to common stockholders of record at the close of business on
April 8, .195,7. i/v/
" .//.//T •
r';- /';/////'7/Ov//:
The directors on March 29 declared a dividend of 37 tic per sbare
p.* 1638.
oper.
rev.
Incs
Net
in¬
to
/- /-
as
shares
common
Railway
approved the
company
u.e
Period End. Mar. 31-r-
par
1.600,030.
stockholders;
many
incorporation
oi
numb'-r
1,000,000 to
common
twice
articles
the
of
iwitoit
and
International. Rys. of Central America—March Earns.
.'increase',
anu
shar-s
presently
amendment
:
March 20 (all. approved the emcnument of the
on-
incorporation
ox
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
—V.
^
185
n
13881
1957—Month—1956
$25,685,914
1957—3 Months—1956
$31,738,668 $68,970,043
$74,535,073
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
The
«
...
1957
Monday, April 22,
(1888)
(S. H.) Kress &
March 31—
Period End
'
The
$31,924,308 $34,999,358
$11,326,779 $14,225,387
-
..
Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Corp. in V. 185, p. 1738.—V. 182, p. 509.
Kwikset Locks,
American Hardware
See
located
are
p." 1388.
1S5,
—V.
M
1342
at
Is
company
1.40.0 A
of Lincoln,
10.5
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)— 9.5
Crilttenden. Podesta & Co— 8.0
V, 185, p. 1638.
Witter
Co
fc
The First Trust Co.
Rockville, Conn.—Files With
Commission—
corporation on April 10 filed a letter ol notification with the
pwr covering 250,000 shares of common stock
to be oifered at par
($1 per share) to stockholders and debenture holders, without under¬
writing.
The proceeds are to be used to reduce indebtedness and for
Industries Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
—
$5.04
'
Litchfield & Madison Ry.
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956'
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue—
working capital.
A $339,798
" $309,931
-
167,306
157,032
Railway oper, expenses-
*
share
a
cri
will
(itockhokicrs
asked
be
annual
the
at
approve an increase in the amount of
from
300,000
shares
to
1,000,000
shares.
intend
directors
declare
to
Mangel, President.—V.
Manhattan
stock
100%
a
I
See Central Wyoming Oil & Cranium
'
'
t
4jol«r—Stock Of¬
Corp., Denver^
Mercury
stock
common
If
approval is granted,
dividend according to Sol
1388.
185, p.
7
May
meeting on
authorized
fering Temporarily Suspended—
x
equal to
For the
or $4.27
A.r x-; AA-'A.A' '.
'..v'.A ^'A-.x'
'.
.
Dividend—
Plans Stock
The
'
a
.
Corp. above.—V, 183, p. .66%:
Marchant Calculators, Inc.—Sales
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$623,8*2$662,503
324:887 - "A 327,318
departments,
new high,
from leased
$33,377,700,
income
totalled
31
to
The
-
Jan.
applicable
to
prior years. AThis
was
252,787 common shares outstanding.
net income amounted to $1,079,986,
$148,702
per
preceding fiscal year,
per share.
vA;
Hit-key &; Co.__
____—8.0
Kirkpatrick-Pettis * Co—
8.0
Ellis. Holyoke & Oo._
— 5/5
Wachob-Btnder Corp.-—1____ 5.5
Martin Investment Co.—3.0
E. E. Henkle Divestment Co._ 2.0
"
of
item
to
Nebraska
1* Painte
ended
,
Dean
including
sales,
year
Mangel, President,, announced on April 15.
- ; -'
.
*
This represented an increase fo 14.7% over the $28,915,939 achieved
in Hie preceding fiscal year, he said.
Net
income
alter
taxes
amounted
to
$1,275,260 before a
.special
Sol
underwriters named below have severally
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them
severally, the percentage set forth below opposite the name of each
underwriter of the shares of the additional common stock (excluding
the
15.636
shares which one of the holders of common
stock has
agreed
to .subscribe
for) as shall not be issuable pursuant to the
company's offers to stockholders and employees: • ' * y '
*
agreed
'
net
fiscal
the
for
»
.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$4,729,751
$5,341,132
$3,652,091
$2,951,834
Consolidated
1
UNDERWRITERS—The
1957 totaled $548,129, compared
■with $368 806 In the corresponding period last year. Net income after
preferred dividends was equivalent to 83 cents per common share on
£45,408 shares outstanding compared
with 69 cents a year earlier
on 513.453 shares then outstanding.
,
Last
year,
in addition to cash dividends at the annual rate of
12 cents per share, the company declared a stock dividend of seven
r,hares per 100 shares of common
stock and similar action is con¬
templated during 1957.—V. 185. p. 45.
J
first quarter of
in the
income
1_
Salts
Off—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. March 31—
a
dial.
Up Sharply-
Consolidada, S. A.—Net Income
La
Net
Mangel Stores Corp.—March Sales
The company's principal executive offices
Stli, Lincoln, Neb. V.'.vVv
wA
r-V,.
public utility, operating a telephone system con¬
sisting of toll lines and distribution system tnrough 124 local exchanges
within the State of Nebraska.
At the present time 164 communities
are
served by company-owned telephones, and the company provides
toll
service
to 34
connecting companies in 55 other communities
within its territory.
At.the end of 1956, the company had 129,905
telephones in service oi which approximately 75%
were automatic,
Telephone Ar Telegraph Co.
Co.—March Sales Decreased—
1957—Month—1956
,195 /—3 Mos.—1.156
&'Earnings Off—
April 15 first quarter sales of $6,004,423,
the same period of 1956, which was its
record.first quarter in its 46-year history.
5
'
Net income after Federal income taxes was $159,049, or 26 cents per
corporation reported
The
compared
as
v
on
in
$6,576,904
to
^
Inc.—Earnings—
(ML H.) Lamston,
Year Ended Jan. 31,—
-
'
♦147,508
*$1.48
$1.21
share..
127C.
p.
Z $298,935
A
$335,185
$7,170
102,867
,
Credit Coitl; Belvidere?TIl^-rFiles!
Livestock Mortjagrc
$526,027, or 85 cento
per share, adjusted to the present basis of 618,734 shares.
A
Results for the year as a whole are expected to surpass those of 1956,
Edgar B. Jessup, President, stated. A.
A
.
A; A
.A .
-A
A
"These
•.
corporation on March 27 filed a Jetter-of notification with, the
10,000 shares of common stock to be offered first to
and then to the public at par ($10 per share).
There
will he no underwriting. The proceeds- arq to . be- Used; tor
working capital.
■' ■ \ a,",'VC ••
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$6,468,268
$6,384,113 $15,913,583 $15,419,302
PefiodEnd. March 31—
Bales
—
_________
—V.
stockholders for 20 days
1957—2 Mos
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
$254,400
409,267
gram
384,223
.
Net rev. from ry. opens.
6,624
oper.
ry.
185,
p.
$131,603
open
$135,106
8,030
$69,514
12,656
$70,273
income—
1276.
Net
22,087
In
1956
Net
income
oper.
ry.
185,
•Deficit.—V.
104,866
,
$24,256
*$93,137
$9,857
87,983
*$7,793
Net rev. from ry.opers.
187,914
136,905
1276.
p.
1 Lehigh Valley RR.—EarningsEy. operating revenue
Ey. operating expenses._
Net
Net
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
185,
$1,871,274
*35,113
692,236
449,409
108,331
-
T
:'-"A-
1276.
p.
$1,359,842
$1,067,331
$839,073
from ry. opers.
1957—Month—1856
/Period End. March 31-*-
185.
>
"The
$25,177,023
:r'Vv'-
.
Co.—Stock
-v-
:.-.yr:Z
v
-
the right to subscribe on or. before
May 1, 1957, for 68,750 additional shares of common
stock (par $25) at $43 per share at the rate of one new
share for each three shares held.. Up to 2,000 shares of
April
series
Stock
Exchange'has
recent
wide
price
was temporarily halted
could be narrowed.
On April
B
are
The
In
declared.
series
into
difference
between
paid
the
on
pated on- the
at
two
series
shares without
concerned—and
been
any
A
McLean
Mr.
B.
the
Vic-c-Piesident. of
similar
payments to series
B stock unless the A shares
B.
No
partici-
company
stated that he and James K. McLean,
and President of its principal operat¬
Waterman -and . Pan-Atlanticr Steamship Corporations,
contemplate
exchanging
their
stock for series B. - Their combined
holdings now total approximately
4,800,000 .of the 8,100,000 shares,,
by
this
"In
dividends may be paid out of earnings, when
l|Q|ders pi series A common without adyerselv affectworking capital for
■>cash
way,
feasible, .to. the
supply-^nd.
occurred and
said;
He
outstanding."
until the gap between
4 substantial selling
stock would be
subsidibri.es.
ing
under¬
accompanied"
fluctuations,
common
share-for-share basis.
The only
would be that cash dividends could
a
basis. Series B common wculd be convertible into
time, share for share, and for a limited period, hold¬
shares would have
the right to convert, share for
series
to
share,
the
A
-A'
'
y,
outstanding
on
same
of A series
ers
shares
A
be declared on the
dividends could
V•
Inc.—To Reclassify Common Stock
presently
the
plan,
converted
-
total sales should amount
expected to finish the
181, p. 2474. A
company
/'.'V ~"A:'-:A.;A::
A.A%Axv..A
the
Under
"be
the
that
year,
that
to
shares,
President.
klngAth*- eoihporny's tpolicy l.ofibconservingwiiquicl
expansion purposes." • ''A
•
-"
buying—in each case market action followed a
Lukens Steel Co. earnings by an official of the
He
also stated that McLean Industries had -obtained
a favorable
Ax'-A"'AA."
V>A''
-.AA;. ';"A;A; .
tax
ruling from the Treasury Department
in connection with the
"In
view
of
the
Exchange's agreenients with listed companies to
proposed plan, details of which will be furnished to stockholders at
release information which might affect security -values in a timely, and
an early
date:
No change is contemplated in the presently outstandorderly manner, and in view of the Exchange's "responsibility to prevent 'V" ing -preferred shares.—V. 385, p. 1517.
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manipulation, we have been studying transactions 4n Lukens Steel Co.
stock during the period April 1-10.
A most Important consideration in
McCrory Stores Corp.—March Sales Lower— y
•
such a study, of course,-is to determine Just what, transactions were :
Period End. March 31— -• 1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1955
made in the company's stock by any officer or director of the company
Sales
__1 $7,685,052
$9,011,984 $21,568,191 $22,593,331
during the period in question.
....
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—V. J85, p. 1388.
V
'
"In response to our query in this regard,, we received the following
letter from the company this morning:'
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Mc<5raw-Edison Co.—Sales to Continue to Rise— A :
'Tne following information is provided, the New Ydrk Stock Exchange
In answer to its request of April 11.
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Continued
sales increases for this company in
1957 w'ere forecast
'No director or officer of Lukens Steel Co.
purchased Lukens' stock
by Max McGraw, President, on April 6.
He noted that gales and net
during the period of April 1 through April 10.
for the company were estimated to be up about 15-20%
for the first
'On April 4 C. L. Huston, Jr., President a director, transferred 400
quarter of 1657, compared with the same period last year,
and that
shares in 100-share lots to his wife and three children.
On April 10
Speed Queen automatic washers took the lead in the sales increases.
George
W. Burpee, a director, sold- 200 shares.
On April .2 J. W.
Sales of" other appliances also are up. with Coolerator air conditioners
Herman, oar Treasurer, sold 100 shares. Qn April 8 J. Frederic Wiese,r
running ahead In those categories, Mr. McGraw pointed out.
In 1956,
our
Vice-President Commercial, sold 200 shares.'' /.
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Coolerator had a complete sell-out, he said.
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"The volume of trading in Lukens: on' April £■ was 38,800 -shares and
/ In
1956. the annual report show ed the average sales increases In
on April
4 was 77,000 shares; on April 8 it was 29,900 shares; and on
all divisions was 26%. with reach major division up not less than 20%.,
April 10 it was 100.800 shares.
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"Since our own study begun we have been informed that the Securi¬
'Net earnings were $13,965,000; or $6.11 per .'hare outstanding as of
ties and Exchange Commission is also investigating the same situation...
Dec. 31.
Sales were $210,579,000.
These figures, Mr. McGraw explained
Jn view of the broader investigatory powers of (he SEC, we are turning
included
the
Speed
Queen" division,
acquired last Oct. 1, but not>.
over
to
(he Commission,
as is
our
custom, the facts that we have
Thomas Edison Inc.
gathered thus far.
We shall continue to cooperate with the SEC."
Blueprinting continued expansion and a stepped up research pro¬
gram.
the report also noted that three new laboratories, all named
Awards Construction Contract—
••
for Thomas A. Edison, are being built—in Milwaukee, for testing high
The
$33,000,000 expansion
program
of this company, one of the
voltage power transmission and distribution equipment, in Canon.-burg,.
nation's top three producers of specialty steel plate,
got under way
Pa., for experimenting, with further reduction
of transformer noise,
on
April 18 with the announcement that United Engineers and Con¬
and
in Cahokia,
111., for. testing new types of fuses and protective
structors,
Inc.,
of Philadelphia
has been ' awarded the contract:. for
devices.
A
fourth laboratory for
the appliance divisions, is in the
engineering and construction work.
planning stage.
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The
expansion,
biggest
in
the
company's
147-year .history,
will
Last month.
McGraw-Edison purchased the Griswold Manufacturing
boost Lukens' rated ingot capacity by nearly .25%—from 750,000 tons
Co.. of Erie. PiX, a world leader in manufacture of commercial electrical
to more than 925,000 tons annually.. Construction is scheduled to- be
institutional, cooking equipment.—V. 185, p. 1639.
substantial
9
Statement
regarding
company.
unsubscribed stock may be subscribed for by em¬
•
.
so—with
April
on
.
and
will soon call a special stockholders' meetjng to
reclassify the common stock into series A and
it was announced on April 18 by Malcom P. McLean,
reclassification plan
would benefit the majority of
the event that cash dividends on the common stock
plan
a
shareholders
Transactions Discussed—
pany's stock
10
last
period
same
backlog of about $30,000,000.—V.
a
corporation
consider
unusually large trading volume, in the common stock of Lukens Steel Co.
"On
two occasions
within the past eight days trading in the com¬
demand
Executive
McLean Industries,
series A
■'■■■ \ '■ ■
Vice-President
President,
succeeding
Hall,
$40,000,000,
with
The
:v;,
-
,
the
of
about
to
year
President of the New York .Stock .Exchange, on April
statement:
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York
New
standably
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered— •
The company is offering to its common stockholders of
any
ahead
A
be
13 issued' the following
;
record
a,-
;
Steel
Keith Fuhston,
; ■
7
and while every effort is being
million,
$8
quarter
one
./V'"; i.fA;
1957—2 Mos.—1956
•
any
1155.
p.
1388.
p.
for
Lukens
$11,913,848 $17,028,156 $20,841,379
Bales
—V.
approximate
complete installation at the earliest
at this time that our income will not
.,
'
rXerner Stores Oerp.-—March Sales 'Decreased—, •.
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of the company since
1943,
has been
elected
Geo. H. French, who
will become Consultant to the Chairman of the Board, Howard Bruce.
Mr. Hall said that earnings for the first three months of 1957 were
Purnell
Win.
Total cost of these new
and a bar mill.
hearth| furnace,
will
Co.—New Pres.—
Drydock
Shipbuilding &
Maryland
and
in the..history of the company.
Stock
certificates'evidencing the, 10% % stock dividend
payable to
holders ol record as of April 1, 1957, will be delivered to stockholders
on
or
before May
1,
1957.
This dividend, increases the number of
shares
outstanding
on
April 1/ 1957, to 2,904,000 shares.—V.
185,
share
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956 ,
$5,530,200 $5,654,777 $11,289,217 $11,159,466
4,691,127
4,587,446
9,929,375 r 9,288,192
period End. Feb. 28—
to
obvious
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos
$539,192 Vi$l,001,212
$1,081,300
$508,130
529,335
1.094,349
1,057.044
515,923
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ey. operating revenue..
Ey. operating expenses—
manufacturing circum-
Decl.Magic
new
possible moment,, it is
materially increased
by this expansion until 1958.
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On Feb. 5, 1957, the company paid. $7,000,000 on its government loan
to reduce the total outstanding debt, balance .to $56,300,000.
The Sec¬
retary ol the Treasury did not exercise the option under the refinanc¬
ing agreement dated March 15, 1954, which would have, required the
company to
refinance its outstanding indebtedness, Such refinancing
agreement expired on April 1, 1957.
Earnings for the first quarter of 1957 amounted to $3,288,951 or
$1.25 per share, based on 2,640,000 shares, an increase of 32%
over
the corresponding period last year. This is the highest earnings per
RR —Earnings—
Lehigh & New England
and
the greatly reduced Held consignments.
Also, setting up of a
production line was required to jneet mounting demand for. the
calculator.—V. 184, p. 1797.
aaAaa;x'':A'V.;x:.'AA..
second
arc
facilities
made
'■
selling
of
' "On the
plenish
••
maintenance programs, the physical facilities of the
in excellent operating condition.
A"
previous reports, you have been informed of the expansion pro¬
currently underway. It consists of a stretch reducing mill, a
placement
Company
—V.
set
a
made by Marchant in November, thus stocking calculators
have figured in first, quarter sales volume normally. v A*
other hand there has been a steady upward trend," reported
Mr. JeSsup, "in orders for our new and unique Decl.Magic model." "
He added that manufacturing schedules have been expanded
to re¬
there were no major'additions to the. Company's pro¬
with the exception of the coal properties acquired
McCurtain mine explosion. As a result oi thel normal re¬
fifth
196.648
reflect
figures
would
that
r~
1956,
the
after
*
was
facilities
duction
$519,329
$540,870
184.886
$268,921
By. operating revenue..
Ey. operating expenses..
Expires
Co.—Refinancing Agreement
Lone Star Steel
During
—1956
last year
price boost
-
A
*
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Lehigh & Hudson River
"3
income
Thousands
1638.
165. p.
net
carrying pver from the latter part of 1956," said Mr. Jessup.of customers bought heavily last year ahead of a general
stances
v
covering
SEC
Sales Up—
Bryant, Inc.—March Net
quarter
.
The
-Lane
Elrst
share.
.
With Securities and:Exchange Commission—:-
182. p. 816.
of 20% stock dividend.—V.
•Befora declaration
income—_
oper.
185,
•*' $172,492
43,904
54,075
i/A.y ' Ayi
$152,899
from ry. oper.'
rev.
ry.
—V.
178,327
147.133
219,442
—-
Net
$6,924,930
$7,266,591
Earnings after taxes
——
Common shares outstanding—
Earnings per common
Net
1956
1957
■
■
-
ployees up to and including April 29,1957. The offering has
been underwritten by Dean Witter & Co. and associates.
*
"
the sale of the additional com-,
:«aon
stock
will be applied to the reduction of bank loans incurred A
in connection
with
the financing of the company's construction ex¬
penditures.
The
aggregate amount of
bank loans outstanding at:
Dec. 31, 1956 was $2,400,000, which it is estimated will be increased
to approximately
$3,300,000 by May 1, 1957.
The company estimates that after giving effect to the sale of the
additional
common
stock and
to funds
obtained from depreciation
accruals, retained earnings and other internal sources, approximately
$2,500,000 additional
new
money
will be
required to complete its a
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds from
construction
1957
bank
short-term
the
but
The
financing.
will
program.
Such new money may be obtained
loans or from the sale ox
enior securities, or
cannot
company
continue
expects
company
at
substantial
a
after
level
from
.
.
'■•••••
.a-1
.aa
a-
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
.
:••/. a aa-: a a•
■
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
First
23/2%
mortgage
due
Jan;
1,
series
bonds,
1976.
<
Outsanding VA
A,
*
$7,500,000
»
2,500,000
+$2,500,000
...
2,260,000
_
First
mortgage 3%%
bonds, series B,
due April 1, 1982
Promissory notes. 4 V« %, maturing Sept.
.!
1978
—
—
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_
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1.
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conditions.
a-i
.
•
both,
time or manner of such
construction expenditures
1957, subject to then current
the
that its
predict
now
.
_
,
:
.
,
-
.
Cumulative
issuable
i
5%
preferred stock
in
series__„
preferred
•Without
restrictive
75.000 shs.
___
stock
stock
'tOommon
(par $100),
limit
400,000 shs.
provisions
of
the
amount but
aggregate
to
as
under
indenture
which
•
j
45.000 shs.
275.000 shs.
.-
$25)
(par
specified
»-
•
subject to
the bonds
the
are
'
tMaximum
issuable
amount
issued
and
under note
April
increased
$16,667
from
authorized
$tock
the
1957.
9,
class
common
stock,
its
common
On
in
making
of
It
is
50
total
months'
July
share
per
paid
shares
then
out¬
stocks were reclassified into
regular quarterly dividends on
April,
Julv
and
1948 to Jan.
at the annual
or
.
400,000.
company's
common
has
10,
of
to
the
when
stock was
of common
October.
10,
rate
quarterly
The
1955, both Inclusive,
of $1.50 per share.
the
cents
of
a
the
share
intention
present
quarterly
under
per
was
paid
in
January,
and
the
on
the
the board to continue to
common stock of the company.
comnanv
name
of
was
of Lincoln
oreaui/ed
Telephone
jn
Delaware
Securities Co.
1957,
on
It
declare
a
telephone
5,
acauired
Telephone & Telegraph
oraanizea on and i ad
1909.
The Lincoln Tele¬
business since
Jan.
2,
dissolved such w ol'y-owned subsidiary, eciuiring
all of its assets, and assuming all of
its liabilities on Jan. 1. 1937.
tSbortly prior thereto the company changed its name to The Lincoln
phone Securities Co.
p.
for
years.
it was also
hew
construction
the
laboratory,
which
1750.
;
of
V"f
announced
$1,000,000
-
-
A
■
that contracts
is separate
.
physical
have
been
testing
from
McGregfor-Doniger Inc.—Reports
■:
reached an
1956
'
195G.
Net
income
class
was
$1,729,000, or $1.69 per share on
stock
B
Uranium Corp., Lander, Wyo.—Stock Of¬
'
1,025.000 shares of
combined.
In 1955 the company
$1.72 a share on the present capitalization.
class
and
A
$1,760,000, or
earned
company's financial position was
31, 1956 amounted to $17,698,000,
that a year earlier. Long-term debt
was
reduced
by
SCOC.OOO and
the company invested $402,000 In
machinery and equipment, he added.—Vt 184, p. 1J24.
Mr.-
an
Mack-Lang
lor
Doniger rtported
that
Workine capital at
excellent.
.
Sales at Peak—
all-time peak, Harry Doniger, President,
.told shareholders in the first annual report Jhe company has issued
in
its 35-year history.* The
class A stock of the corporation was
admitted
to trading on tne New York Stock Exchange on Sept.
19,
Sales
increase
of
$769,000
the
Dec.
over
fering Temporarily Suspended—
See
Bapay
Minerals,
Inc.
above.—V.
181,
p.
Stores Co.—March Sales Lower—
McLellan
2015.
Period End. March 31—
Mav
outstanding capital stock of Lincoln
corporation which had been
Nebraska
conducted
1956
of $2.50 per share for each of the two 12
preceding the date of this offering to stockholders.
BUSINESS—The
1928,
and
payments
periods
dividends
Co..
B
January,
from
1955
10,
dividend
all
stock
class
company
number
300,00d
from
1948.
common
quarterly thereafter, to and including April 10.
regular dividends of 50 cents per share were paid and an extra
April
1957,
*
the
37cents
was
and
A
effect
in
rate
April,
share of
per
the
and
$25
increased
was
DIVIDENDS—Since
standing
to
value
par
two
time
same
laboratory.
the $33,000,000 expansion
program,
reflects
the
unprecedented industrial demand
for high-*
quality alloy and alloy-clad steel plate.
As a result of this increased
demand,
Lukens
physical
testing
activities
last year
increased by
more
than 50% of the previous year. A
"
.
-The
new-physical test laboratory is scheduled for full operation
within 12 months.
Upon completion, it. will be fully equipped with the
latest devices for testing the hardness,
toughness, strength,'elasticity,;
and internal quality of Lukens alloy and
alloy-clad steel plates. The
company
produces the world's widest range of piate steels.—V. 185,
awarded
agreements.
The
tOn
the
At
*
'
within
completed,
issuable.
Sales
Magna Oil Corp.—New South Louisiana Discovery—
Vernon
C.
Howell.
President
on
April
16
announc*!
completion of the Levert No. 1 Well in. LaJourche Parish,
Magna owns a
29%
working interest.
ing Interests in about
The
feet
of
well,
gas
it
was
and
256
15,000 acres in
said,
tested
barrels of
at
Magna also owns
the
svece
384,
p.
343.
.
p.
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$5,121,708 $10,871,357 $12,032,382
$4,023,106
-
185,
1388.
i
sful
La., in which
varying work¬
this general area.
,
,•
the daily rate oi' 2,100,000
distillate,— V.
—V.
A
'
cubic
Melville
Shoe
Corp.—March Sales Off—.
Period End. March 30—
Retail
—V.
185.
p.
3517.
1957—5 Wks.—1956
$9,060,065 $13,470,241
sales..
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j.
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+
1957—13 Wks.—1906
$21,719,462 $24,485,371
Volume 185
Number 5631 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1889)'
Mercantile
Stores Co., Inc.—March Sales
Decreased—
Minute
Maid
Corp.—Current Profits
L
Period End. March 31—
Sales
'
—V.
1957—Month—1956
135.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
-
*10,535,000 $11,137,000
1388...
p.
The
$19,224,000 $19,478,000
.V-
directors
share
per
record
:
Metal & Thermit Corp.,—New
impasse
slate
a
in
the
board
company's annual
Board of Directors—
headed
elected
from
by
H.
the
Each
faction
the
of
directors was broken on April 12 at
by the election of eight directors from
Martin, President. Four other directors were
become
E.
slate
headed
by
Alexander
six
members
the
on
board,
prior
to
the
May
dividend of 10
1,
with
Cornelius
W.
Stolk
C.
Martin
William
Russell
from
the
of
directors,
the
Mr.
Rogers
Rogers
its
P.
Beasley,
Palmer,
slate
and
Increasingly
apparent
that
the
outcome
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue______
$5,674,388
$5,951,573
William
C.
the
of
Ry.
oper.
expenses_____
4,351,094
,4,605,282
Condon,
John
50th
W.
Net
following
President
the
Chief
and
election
1955.
before
The
.,
$11,076,927
totaled
or
in
i V-:
$39,824,863
'
for .the
taxes
year
Estimated
1955.
$6,115,000,
1955.—V.
to
Federal
solidation
ington,
of
and
share
per
184, p.
United
Three
which
of
arc
proposed
The
Collateral
Hanover
Louis
compared
as
state
compared
taxes
compared
hearings
Co.
American
Permian
March
to
ordered
the
May
29
in
commence
Transmission
Gas
Co.,
Wisconsin
Gas
of
Louisiana
Permian
ern
Natural's
pipeline
Co.,
Midwestern
14
N.
supply,
El
Ranges
of
Co.,
Tex.
Gas
Co.
Gas
is
with
seeking
in
areas
to
gas
be
supplied
supply half
Tennessee would
the other half coming
'Vparts
of
Mid-
of
natural
gas
y
Midwestern
would
customers
serve
Net
in
and
with
pending
applications
involve
and
proposing to supply
The applications of
build
Would
Paso
this
would
cities
numerous
El
deliver
other
and
construct
proposed
facilities
in
to
Steel
proposed
in
to
Co.
service
in
steel
plants
are
to
Chicago,
in
increased
ruled,
must
be
relate
The
not
filed
changes
no
accepted.
would
in
$14,064,000 $12,263,000
sh. in undist. net income
per
INCOME
STATEMENT
FOR
to
the
competitive
within
Commission
accept
any
the
15
next
additional
or
Other
days.
said
also
1956
and
associated
that
effective
to
Co.—March
Period End. March 31—
Sales
for
394,752.477
and
employees'
expenses^'
research
365,505,383
£3,427,03 1
70,870,589
1
bonus
expense
for
984,171
2,346,162'
546,866,850 525,679,430
administrative
1,220,061
1,985,062
5,420.155
;
4,885,616
2,637,593
income
3,364,310
30,764,000
36,898,000
38,645,533
42,169,970
20,992,343
457,125
15,707,025
capital stock.-/ 15,100,712
18.264,964
taxes—,
ineome
.v—,
dividends
dlvs.
On
Common
shares
Earnings
per
185,
Oil
of
2%
Co.,
on
series C_._
stock.
common
Lion
on
dividends
—V.
preference stock,
on
Cash
$3,051,427
—V.
185, p.
$4,117,941
prior to merger___
com.
outstanding-.-...—
common
4,636,370
20,998,945
—$1.80
share.
21,446,461
$1.98
1046.
p.
Montffomery Ward & Co., Inc.- -March Sales Decreased
1957—Month—1956
$
Sales
—V.
$
70,062,173
185, p.
'■
$
76,252,220
$
125,644,700
< *
133,292,286
CAPITALIZATION
•First
GIVING
—V.
:
185, p.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
mortgage bonds:
3Va%
series
due
2%%
series
due
This
New
exemption
(Aug.
1971
1)
Purchase
$26,166,157 $26,503,602
3Yb% vseries due
»April 1)
1978-
3%
•,
(April 1)
due
Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order
investment
York
order
permitting
company
its
has applied
acquisition
of
not
to the SEC
to
exceed
for
20,000
an
of
of KLM stock
directors
by National is prohibited under the Investment
the exemption order is issued) because two of
partners of two of the proposed underwriters of the
(unless
Act
are
series
due
(March
3Vx%
series
due
(Aug.
1>
1S81_:
due
(Oct.
It
1983
3%%
series
43,»%
series due
due
(March
1)
Preferred
stock, cumulative
preferred
4.60%
4.40%
.
1986
Common
•Not
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
-
of
Eastman Dillon,
.
1
.
896,000 shs.
below
;
have
$1,750,000
** R. 8.
V.
•
.
1,750,000
_
Drexel &
.See. also
severally
the respective principal amounts
Union Securities & Co
Corp
r———1.500,000
Dickson & Co.. Idc.___——
' 1,000,000
.
-
-
...
185,
p.
1750...
...
of
-.
•
.
-
-
.
15-year
Leasing
•
sinking
will be
bank
third
in
the
filing
Commission
a
fund
debentures
retire
bank
due
1982,
indebtedness
r
set forth below. National-
borrowings
during the
last half
will
be
used
to
make
during
1957,
funds,
the
use
needed
cost
addi¬
$7,500,000,
and
to
T
also proposes
in
to
together
with
■
,
Issue prom¬
not
amount
an
to
discharge
to
funds
exceed
available
for property additions during 1957 estimated
purchase additional gas for underground storage.
to
subsidiary, Pennsylvania Gas Co.
of
promissory notes
thereof for simirar
proceeds
estimated
are
will
during 1957 estimated to
for underground storage,
operations,
$3,000,000
the
operations,
gas
National
at
$2,414,000 for
Lithium
(Warren, Pa.) proposes to
National during 1957 and to
Its property additions
to
purposes.
1957.—V. 185,
1639.
p.
.
,v
Corp.—Stop Order Proceedings—
Exchange Commission, it was announced on April 11,
proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to determine
stock
a
at $1.25
its
In
share.
per
the Commission
order,
believe that the
asserts
that it
has
reasonable
to
cause
registration statement is false
and misleading in respect
hearing for the purpose of taking evidence
has been scheduled for April 24, 1957, in the Commission's Washington
various material facts.
A
Office.
"•
i\
-■
..
National was organized on Nov. 13, 1956 under Delaware Law.
Ac¬
cording to its prospectus, the company proposes to engage in the devel¬
opment of lithium deposits located in the Yellowknife mining area of
the
Northwest
Territories, in the Province of Quebec, and in the State
The properties of National were acquired from General
Corporation Ltd., Kix Minerals Ltd. and Geolex Exploration
Development Co., which are stockholders and among the promoters
of
New
York.
the
company.
Public
William
listed
Stix
the
Inc.,
National
now has.
R.
and
Chairman
The company
stock was to
"best efforts" basis.
a
on
Wasserman
Board
as
of
Otis,
&
and
C.
both
Bacon,
President,
be
V.
by
•
-
offering
Gearhart
underwritten
of
New
York,
are
respectively.
outstanding 6,880,000
shares. Of this
stock, 1,500,000 shares were acquired for $225,000 by General, Kix and
Geolex and 2,000,000 shares by a limited group designated by the un¬
derwriter; and General, Kix and Geolex received 3,380,000 shares and
received
have
them
the
to
The
will
or
common
receive $400,000 for the properties transferred by
company.
Commission's
order
challenges tile accuracy and adequacy of
various Informational disclosures contained in the registration state¬
Among these are disclosures with respect to the estimates of
ment;
the
extent
and
grades of alleged proven and probable lithium ores;
tests made with respect to the alleged lithium ore; the
future ability of National to extract, procesa and market
the alleged lithium ores at a profit; the available means of transporting
beneficiating
presertt
and
concentrates
or
ore
.transportation;
from
the
properties and
the probable cost of such
markets for the lithium concentrate proposed
the eventuality of the company's profitably producing
lithium compounds and lithium metal in the future; and certain other
be
to
related
and
expected
produced;
representations in
the
stock;
the prospectus.
thereof;
proceeds
the
of
use
transactions with promoters,
the ownership of National common by
other persons;
promoters, management officials and others; and information descrip¬
tive of the speculative features of the offering.—V. 185, p. 1046, v
,,
•
and
Holdings
total
—V.
the
President; J. M. Scribner,
the Board; Charles
becomes Chairman of
Smith Shaw & McClay, Secretary; Robert M. Gordon,
Lubricating Co., Treasurer. The board of directors includes,
addition
Langhart
Mr, Boothman remains as
to
those
named
above:
Foster
M.
Grose,
of
Weaver,
May;
committee
of
National
of
stocks
U.
assets,
10%
S.
—V.
This
31, 1957
securities
represented
and
preferred
and
1957—Month—1956
Telefilm
corporation
15,
ca6h
87.9%
net
stocks
of
0.9%,
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$1,699,825
$3,683,667
$3,845,970
Associates,
filed
Registers
—
With
a
registration statement with the SEC on
$7,500,006 of convertible subordinated deben¬
covering
1957
Inc.
Commission—
1, 1967, to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Bache & Co. The interest rate, public offering
May
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged principally in the distribution of films for
telecasting.
Net proceeds of this financing are to be used as follows: (a) approxi¬
price and
first
of
group
to
the final
pay
pictures
acquired
Century-Fox
dated
indebtedness
to lenders incurred
participations
be
to
added
It
to
are
be
The
and
to
has
films, and,
29,
installment due
under
1956;
(b)
NTA's
an
with respect to the
agreement with 20th
unspecified
for film acquisitions
receipts;
and
(c)
amount
to
retire
and to repurchase
balance,
the
if any,
working capital.
According to the prospectus, NTA'a
20th Century-Fox deal with a total of 442 feature
already
received
has
or
firm
commitments
at the'electiox of 20th Century-Fox,
an
for
such
237
additional 205 films
delivered.-
corporation
the
Oct.
in film exhibition
with
agreements
films.
new
has
previously
debentures
will
financed
represent
through
its
first
short-term
of
issue
loans
long-term
debt.
In
connection
bentures
to-
1.2%
$1,366,313
include
with
stockholders
an
increase
2.000.000
in
was
the
shares
or
notes
the planned debenture offering,
held
on
authorized
and
April
4
at
common
the
conferring
that may be issued
of
which
stock
a
special meeting
stockholders
from
conversion
approved
1,000.000 shares
rights
up to $8,000,000.—V.
on
any
to
de¬
185, p. 1156.
organizations
play--an
increasingly
important part in future cor¬
porate
expansion. ; Previous procedures
for financing
the
purchase
of equipment to be leased, however, have not been of a type which
-
payable
185, p. 1388,
other
expected
March
on
Government
bonds
corporate
Sales
units
■;be.
&
March 31,
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Off—
Its clients
large industrial corporations, railroads, governmental
who find it more profitable at times to
acquire -equipment through lease rather than tie up working capital
in its purchase. '.*.•••
■.The
company
believes that*.long-term leasing
of equipment may
of
share
184, p. 1731.
of
and
as
per
per
common
net
operates as
a "true
leasing corporation supplying capital
periods which normally extend through the useful life of the
equipment, on the basis of payment for the right to use that equipment.
goods for
cents
Dominick
by
share
per
1,080,000 shares of capital stock outstanding.
Period End. March 31—
Grose.
Robert H.
McClintic, a director and member of the
Koppers Co.; Thomas C. Pascoe, of Pascoe
Motprs,.Inc.; H. S. Saxnun And M. W. Saxman, of -Latrobe Steel Co.
&
executive
managed
company,
value of $22.59
dividend of
12
This compares with $23.75 per share as of Dec. 31,
share on March 31, 1956.
All net asset figures
1957.
on
liabilities
asset
deducting
$23.26
based
of
net
reports
April 15,
on
investment
closed-end
after
mately $2,340,000
Reed,
Gordon
in
40,000 shs.
named
of participation in
National
Equipment
-
Deane & Scribner,
of
20,099 shs.
1.000.000 shs.
underwriters
Equitable Securities
•
Denby,
the mortgage securing such bonds,
to purchase from the company
new bonds set
forth below:
the
_,M
.
value)
for
lessee,
of the corporation.
20.099 shs.
901 shs.
(without par
a
of Singer,
40 000 shs.
preferred
certificates
leases
participations in the rentals to be received
for the use of new equipment.
Purchase of National Equipment Leasing Corp. by a group of men
representing financial, legal, Insurance and industrial interests in and
around Pittsburgh, Pa., has been announced by R. L. Boothman, founder
6,000,000
:
proposes
of
subsidiaries
the
has given'-'
hearing thereon. ^
to sell to the public through
borrowings due in 1957.
Gas Co. (Oil City, Pa.)
and
National
Tlie certificates represent
from
(par $100):'
limited except as set forth in
$13,903,888
Corp., lessor.
4,000,000
1987
preferred
Undesignated
.
;
*•
(April 1)
The
tures, due
of
2,996,000
1980
and
to request
$10,000,000.
plant
United
current
$1,905,000
April
equipment
3,000,000
3,778,000
3series
'
at
824.
p.
Equipment Leasing; Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—
Type of Direct Placement Arranged — The First
Corp. and Singer, Deane & Scribner have ar¬
ranged the direct placement with institutional investors
2,000,000
234%
It
from
to
notes
Boston
1.722,000
,„
bank
New
2,386,000
—__
three of its
1957,
Securities and Exchange
Outstanding
1979
series
of
current
Utility
additional
$2,000,000.
National
$8,404,000
-
of which
amount
United. Natural
issory
1956
was
FINANCING
1977-_____
the
subsidiaries,
from
its
short-term
250.000 shares of common fctock which KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
(Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij N. V.) proposes to offer for pub¬
the United States; and the Commission has
given interested
persons until April 26, 1957, to request a hearing upon the application.
1957—8 Mos —1956
PRESENT
new
be
conventional
Iroquois Gas Corp.
(Buffalo), proposed to
during 1957 promissory notes in the principal
exceeding $8,800,000. Proceeds thereof, together with funds
not
to
purchase
lic sale in
Authorized
(Sept. 1)
tions
1957
1639,
National Aviation
v
Further details follow:
TO
1,
to make additional
the
available
are
whole1
in
Offering—Mention
EFFECT
with
May
proposal, National
bidding $15,000,000
the
of
Dominlck,
1957—Month—1956
the
issue of
102.046% and accrued interest.
in
1957
This
$14,232,614 $17,173,238 $37,680,096 $39,714,818
Company
Co.—Bond
the
proposes
One
through
Co.—Financing Proposals—
joined
until
underwriters and
19571957—2 Mos.—1956
will
April 15 of the public offering on
April 12, through East Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
and Equitable Securities Corp. and
associates, of $6,000,000 4%%
first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1987, at
our
and
issue and sell to National
Murphy Co.—March Sales Lower—
offering.—V, 185,
in
plan
to
of
lessee
of
1388.
Sales
1388.
Mississippi Power
setting
the
National Shares Corp.—Asset Value Declines—
(G. C.)
tem¬
its
made
by
from
In addition, the order challenges the adequacy and accuracy of infor¬
mation with respect to the plan of distribution of the National common
Lower—
1957—Month—1956
Sales
this
as
of
$
the
Miller-Wohl
under
used
&
1955
*:
.
3,956,646
sold—
dividends
Stock
immediately
service
direct
Lithium
com¬
—
Period End. March 31—
184, p. 522.
protected
are
rentals
com¬
After that,
applications
other applications proposing
part to these competitive areas.—V.
$0.04
YEARS
541,883,474 522,349,097
deductions
Net
Cash
service.
interdependent
$0.12
CALENDAR
—
subsidiary
goods
Provision
East
to serve present customers
facilities covered
by
the
$0.53
Associated
.
consolidating the proceedings, the Commission said that
further changes or any additional filings relating to any of the
applications
it
The
11,255,000
21,446,461
undistributed
of
Domestic
an
capacity
1957.
9.873,000
$0.54
income
of
Interest
each
and
has
of the proceeds
also
21,128,000
21,450,186
:
.
Cash
111.,
interests
receives
$11,100,000 and the balance will be used,
of
■*
stop order should be Issued suspending the effectiveness of
a
registration statement filed by this corporation under which that
company proposed the public offering of 3,120,000 shares of Its common
■'i
1,026,730
Selling,
granted temporary authorization to
the facilities proposed in one of its applica¬
in
Under
whether
140,611.000
;i;
___
from
Provision
action
part of
porary
In its order
be
share
owned
equity
income
Total
Cost
serve
Northern
financed
persons
has ordered
1956
.
•
,
panies
Other
expansion of its system, including
Midwestern
at
Portland,
Tenn.
The Com¬
the fall of
certificate do not
or
earnings
share_
Period End. March 31—
involve
concurrent
a
provide
mencing
FPC
50%
__
Dividends
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America and Mid¬
competitive in that
both
companies are proposing
to
natural gas which would be used by United States Steel Corp.
Tennessee to build
any
.v.*
11,534,000
computing
including
of
sales
are
Inland
tions,
1957
.
.
to
it
to
whe
1912.
p.
■Earnings Up—
$
service
enable
Minnesota
be
investor's
trustee
company
competitive
part
with
channels.
National
22,444,000
common
Year Ended Dec. 31
Chicago and Gary, Ind.
the
/
■
in
per
income,
Net
North
V
investors
for
the
and
be
to
interested
of
CONSOLIDATED
Northern.
to
gas
pipeline
a
villages, with Midwestern and
the necessary gas.v-:;; /■ '.'//V
Tennessee's applications
Chemical
at
10,910,000
Companies
,
Ranges
mission
used
Monsanto's
is proposing to construct facilities to
supply gas tfr
delivery to be made by Permian to El Paso lor rede¬
Northern.
•
:
:
taxes
income
income
it would
from Trans-
Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana.
seeking authority to construct facilities
Michigan and Wisconsin, some of which
to
to
s-
,
developed by Messrs; Denby, Bothman
unique in the Industry.
When equip-
financing proposal with the SEC;
amount
for
151,285.000
Earnings
where
day
per
(Incl. Subs.)-
taxes
Basin
transport
and
2045—Exchangeable
'*■7
before
Shares
?■'/".' % '•
.
Permian
-
1,
proposed
Northern,
livery to
supply
Jan.
Wyoming Oil & Uranium Corp. above.—V. 182,
'.v
Ntt
Ranges, and to 192 communities in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota,
Wisconsin-; 39 of which are also proposed to be served by Mid¬
western
due
.
Canadian
from
''v. :■
is
Natural's
fully registered
or
185, p. 1750.
Income
build
either by
to
western.
Iron
debentures
Income
Iron
and
coupon
1
Wisconsin,
in
in
Sales
reserved
Northern
to
income
Quarter EndedMarch 31—
to be served by Midwestern.
The FPC previously
permanent allocation of 61,385,000 cubic feet of gas per
day from American Louisiana's system for potential delivery to Michi¬
gan
Wisconsin in these competitive areas.
had
either
would be
The Securities and
Ten¬
and
authority
bqrder
communities
serve
available
Monsanto Chemical Co.
:
feet
connection.
be
may
Co.,
Pipe Lines. Ltd., near Emerson, Manitoba. Another 204,000,000
would
be
purchased from Tennesse Gas Transmission at
Wisconsin
will
a
trustee.
Y..
interdependent
These companies
204,000,000
Minnesota,
trustee.
form
•
ing Temporarily Suspended—
feet
Portland
Street
an
Natural
Natural
'■.<
Michigan
bonds
See Central
receive
the
:
1, 1976—Exchangeable at The
New York 15, N. Y., as agent for the St.
Moder-Rate Homes, Inc., Bradford, Pa.—Stock Offer¬
Northern
Canada
Dakota,
lease
issue
Michigan Wisconsin; El Paso
to build facilities relating to North¬
■
cubic
Co.,
this
to
the
first
of
notes due March
Broadway,
country
any lessee, and the lease negotiated, parcovering
that specific
transaction
are
made
prospective investors.
These
certificates
bear
a
fixed
to
makes
use
Hearings already have
been
held
on
of
some
of
the
20
applications.
The comparative hearings commencing May 14 will be
held
for
the purpose
of considering the mutually exclusive aspects
of the applications or interdependent
proposals, the Commission said.
Midwestern is proposing to build a pipeline system from the Port¬
land,
Tenn.,
area
to
the
U.
S.
Canadian
cubic
70
Trust
selected
National Fuel Gas
;
,
the
certificates
return,
This
be
now
Exchange Bank. 30 Broad St., New York 15. N. Y., trustee.
The exchange of temporary bonds, notes or debentures
for definitive
bonds, notes or debentures will be made at no charge to the bondholder.
America.
Paso
and
with
may
'■
•
Corn
Wash¬
to
gas
Minnesota
Northern;
or
gas
Iron
Co.,
proposing
supply; Iron Range
in
B>ank,
\\\%
Coupon bonds
5%
Co.
supplies
are
gas
project
western's
sources. -
both
^
temporary form
believed
been
Wall
.
(Income) mortgage 434% bonds, series A due Jan. 1,
2020,
and general (income) mortgage 4%%
bonds, series B due Jan. 1, 2030—
Exchangeable at Manufacturers Trust Co., 55 Broad St., New York 15.
con¬
Houston,
Line
Pipe
Pipeline Co.
Line
Pipe
Transmission
American
and
a
Pipeline
in
of
prescribed payments to certificate holders.
The recent leases by National of nearly
$14,000,000 worth
equipment i to
a
large national
corporation
Is
thought
to
■
54.530,000
to build pipeline projects
exclusive in part with facilities
mutuaily
Natural
Issued
now
is
corporate
a
and
765,942
^
of
up
proposing
are
Michigan
are
and
Louisiana
Basin
Gas
nessee
rate
$2,418,097
*213,882
be registered as to principal only.
Definitive registered bonds are also NOW available in
exchange
temporary registered bonds as follows:
income
on
with
form.
with
by nine pipeline companies,
all
natural gas
service in the mid-
to
trust
Union
—V.
Midwestern
companies
$1,551,623
-
has
available
i
$11,602,756 $11,715,411
10,051,133
9.297,314
General
The applications of the other five
companies have
relationship to the mutually exclusive proposals.
are
ment
491,896
1388.
which
,
mortgage 4 V*%. bonds, series B due Jan. 1, 1990, and first
mortgage 414% bonds, series C due Jan. 1,
2005—Exchangeable at The
Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway. New York
15, N. Y., as agent for The
Boatmen's National Bank of St. Louis, trustee.
-
States.
companies
competitive and
Gas
1277 and
pp.
participation
Scribner
and
First
1124.
on
applications
Indirectly
or
the
by
three
Natural
20
on
directly
western
Commission
proceedings for
C„
D.
relating
Power
185,
markets
financing pattern finally
The
.
ticipation
presented for exchange for definitive bonds:
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Hearings May 14
The
'
to
that
$1,346,291
*29,727 /
___
iollowing securities
Definitive
$14,942,475
was
Federal
equal tp $8.23
$6.16 per share in
$823,294
opers.
inc
oper.
method of
Missouri Pacific RR.—Definitive Securities
Ready—
company's Sales in 1956 amounted
$37,021,072 in the preceding year. -
Income
ry,
ry.
Executive
of
year
fr.
rev.
•Deficit.—V.
1750.
p.
The
with
Net
\
Rogers.
board,
re-elected
was
F.
Smith,
Copper Co.—Earnings Rise—
share in
added
capital
attractive
.regard to security, marketability and rate of return.
the
difficult
1957—2 Mos.—1956
.
R.y.
operation, this company in
1956
earned
a
record net income of
$8,827,475, equal after all charges and.: taxes
to $11.88 per share on the 743,216 shares of capital stock
outstanding,
E.
H.
Westlake, President, informed stockholders in the company's
annual report.
This compares with net income of $6,496,927 or $8.74
per
of
that
of
nature
the
open
*
To remedy this situation, the new owners undertook the development
a
new
method of financing designed to retain the
advantages of
true lessor-lessee
relationship, and at the same time, to provide
a
seasonal
Fuller,
G.
said
fully
investment.
,
of
a
announcing the board's action
business
Period End. Feb. 28—
Robert
Walton S.
John
were:
Lester
meeting
Martin
185,
Miami
In
C.
organization
Officer.—V.
J.
holders
Taylor.
Douglas,- Alexander
At
Charles
were:
Middleton,
and
Elected
Mr.
to
i
'
In
*
Elected
1957
of
cents
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
"
*
payable
would
Unsatisfactory—
quarterly
the
"current
Rogers. "
election.
of
had
a
during the first six months makes it
earning power for the year as a whole." He
profits are unsatisfactory."—V. 184, p. 1019.
appraise
meeting
declared
stock,
22, 1957.
Fox, President,
M.
has
company's
An
the
12
common
April
John
"It
April
on
the
on
9
Neptune Meter Co.—Acquisition—Sales Increase—
>
This
company
Inc., of
Broggi,
Hht.
has
Des
SnAt
tvtppt.ni*
.
acquired a 50% interest in Hot Spot Detector,
it was announced on April 17 by Dante B.
Moines, Iowa,
President.
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fi
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manufarthrpf
of
tprottPfftturft
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the remqinaer qa tne
the company from the present
of the grain area,
:
Mr. Broggi also announced that
Electronic Signal Co., Inc., of New
York, anotuer wftoly owned subsidiary, has billed more than SI.000,003
lor toll control equipment since its reorganization in January.
Much
<»f this is for installation on the Connecticut Through way, now under
tionstruction,
The subsidiary has been relocated
in Jamaica, Long
island/ N.
Y.
In addition to' manufacturing toll equipment, it :%\U
■pell, install and service highway electronic scales, which are a product
to accoutre
Neptune holds arx option
j tock
and will continue to operate
location in Des Moines in the heart
subsidiary.
corporation.
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Despite the anticipated drop in national housing starts, Mr.
.predicted that over-all company sales for 1957 should
those for 1956 when thev were S35.257.069.
Sales for the first
'of the year promise to top the first quarter of 1956 bat earn
fjbe quarter will drop due to increased labor costs and
Revere
•of
134,
1125.
p.
,
quarter
Co.—Earnings at New High31—
Quarter Ended March
sales
Earnings before
"Income
$1,446,388
108,594
50,299
70,688
69,838
$103,868
$58,295
43,719
$0.24
$0.13
SO.ll
—:
^Earnings" per share
•Giving effect to $0% stock dividend paid
paid March 1,. 1957 and based on
utstanding.—V. 134, p. 2016.
not
1957- -2
$25,560,376 $24,304,013
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses—17,367,638
2,732,937.
2,011,695
$52,258
17,478;574
2,198,930
1,761,679
....
income taxes—,,
operating taxes—
1 ledetal
»)ther
announce
5,736
•
Net
—V.
$579,560
$632,713
60,061
208,422
246,338
ekpetisesl'.
61,603,954
50,062,325
p.
980.
•
Co., Redmond,
Ore.—Files With
-'.*y!v
Exchange Commission—
and
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
•
Paul
March
on
company
The
11,541.429
11,797.380
4,159,613
3,875,455
up
it
62,232.531 124,223,696 127,214,878
30,434,951 103,199,881 102,526.390
Net rev. from ry. opers.
revenue..
it
was
21,023.815
5.969,384
24,688,488
8,133,364
Period End. Feb. 28—
operating revenue--
Ety. operating expenses..
York, N. Y., will
for the purchase from
1939.—V. 185, p. 1791.
Chemical Corp.—Issues Booklet— ?
■
48-page
the
.
this
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
j 1957—Month—1956 3, - 1957—2 Mos.—1956
$13,739,386 $13,921,362 $23,050,211 $27,919,973
9,604,336
9,646,938 20.006.606 19,363,856
New York, Chicago &
Revere Metals
Olin
ended
the 12
at the
meeting of (he New York Society of Security Analysts.
Revenue increase for the period was $3,313,008. or 7f/:, Mr.' McKee.
noted. Kilowatt
hour sales of electric energy increased 7.5'f , , •../ /
Earnings alter provision for deferred taxes were equivalent to $2.16
per share of common stock for the period, compared with $1.92 in the preceding 12 months, he stated..-. - '■v••"yVyu
: <•
Current construction
program of this company is the largest ,int
its history and will add 249 000 knowatts of hydro-electric generating
capacity and 100.000 kilowatts of steam to its system resources by the
end of 1958, Mr. McKee said.
System peak load in 1956 was .804.000 „
kilowatts. The hydro units are being constructed on the Lewis Riyer
in southwestern Washington and the new steam station is being built
April
Illustrated booklet, the purpose. of. which is to portray
interests and activities; and also something of the character :ofV
corporation, has just been issued.-—V. 185, pi 1513.
A
operatine revenues of $48,968,664 for
31. .reported Paul B. McKee, President,
had
March
company
-
Stock Authorized—
vertible Preferred
months
y /
Co.—Earnings Up 7%—Con¬
Light
&
Power
Pacific
195 Broadway, New
2315,
Room
at
company
Corp.—Kayser ChairmarFCo.,, has been
Pipeline Corp.,
President of the El Paso Natural Gas
Chairman of the Board of Pacific Northwest
announced on April 9.—V.. 185, p. 1791.
:
Kayser,
elected
Co.—Bids April 23— ;
to 11 a.m.
(EST! on April 23 receive.bids
of $30,000,000 32-year debentures due May 1,
Olin Mathieson
oper. income... V
185. p. 1791.
vh
Met ry,
•
185,
Northwestern Bell Telephone
.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1957— Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
—I—
$28.8.825 , ;$256,084
515,766 sharesf.i ' ' .. $0.56
$0.50
John; D. Fredericks, President, stated that construction of the new
continuous
tunnel kiln at the Los Nietos plant is continuing on
schedule. Upon completion, he added, the'new facility is expected to
increase plant capacity by approximately one-third and will result in
reduced fuel and labor costs.—V. 185, p. 1156.
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income.
Net
Earnings per share /based on
/
its 'credit
on
-
—
This
,
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>
!988.
Central RR.—Earnings—
York
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
—V.
the fi-st airline to
"Fiy Now-Pay hater" •;
28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 7,200 shares of common stock
(par $5' to be offered at
$16 per share first to stockholders cn a preemptive basis, unsubscribed
to
employees and the remainder to the- public.
There will be no
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for construction program,
payment of current liabilities and for working capital.-r-V.
178. p.
$1,938,432
1,305,719
$204,243
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1278.
p.
New
1.316,242
71,791
income
oper.
185,
rate
April 26.—V.
on
Securities
The
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,895,802
$222,458
from ry. opers.
rev.
I.«t ry.
Civil
the
interest
Northwest Telephone
$843,509
639,261
629,521
1
the Civil Aeronautics Board,
plan from 12'k-' to; )8fi!V
travel credit charges down to the level of bank loans*. Jf
Aeronautics Board approves the reduction, it Will become
the
reduce
bringing
'
$351,979
p.
10.000
10,000
10,000
Products—Sales and Earnings Increased-fQu.arfer Ended March 31— ■' .
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1957. .1956 •
Net sales and other income-v
-__l
u— -S2.243,791
$1,988,206
Cost of
1.417,747 .1,212,026
Operating
expenses
257,219 .. . , 252,156
Federal income taxes
(estimated)
l 230,000 /
268.0QO
4,396,909
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
ill
w
effective
•
Jty. operating revenue.,
7ly. operating expenses,.
185.
20.009
16,000
Pacific Clay
;
one-third the charges for in¬
plans—one which will reduce by
plan vacations.'
'
The" airline, uiider a-tariff filed with
RR.—Earnings-
Northeastern
Orleans &
New
a
Orient Airlines on April 9. became
major-reduction in financing costs of
travel
$5,581,110
5,624, 116
$2,864,830
2,277,890
income $3,448,106
/Jet after charges!
.1^.' 2,807,362
-V. 185, p. 1518.
•
Co., Inc...—
1389.
'
McCarley &
stallment
4,262,284
3,527.043
4,037, 186
41.500
Interstate Securities Corp.
—V.
Beil &■ Hough. Inc.^—•
5.000
United Securities Co..;..
5.000
Willis, Kenny & Ay res,
Inc.
/
—
4.000
Alester G. Furman Co.- 2,500
Frank S. Smith 6: Co.,
:-'
Inc.
2,000
' '/5'/'v**. ,/-/•*' i-
Mason,
&
Horner
Inc.
Goodbody & Co...
-_._J
.Johnston. Lemon & Co;—
Carolina Securities Corp.. ^
Inc.—Cuts Credit Travel Rates—
Airlines,
'
$49,111,545
538
35,741,103
,
operating
Net
Scott,
.
Mos —1956'
$6,596, 988
-
/
.
*
:
investment
Northwest
341
35,887, 629
.
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*82,116,413
UNDERWRIT£RS~The underwriters, named below have entered intp
underwriting agreement with tne selling stockholders whereby tney
"have severally agreed to purchase the number of shares of common
''-istock set opposite their names below;
,
,
- ,
,
;/
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(
::
shares'•> ' ".-'Shares
.
1957—Month—1956
k"
.>
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: -- *502,464
>
250.000 shs.
250,000 shs.
year. '% Of. which $54,700 is
within one
due
,
-
■an
•'■"'.•■'■
...
$698,029 is
which
» Of
,
,-Y
.
592.464
payable in monthly installments.... ;
stock (par 50 cents)——
;/due within one year.
:
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/Common
Jitne 1, 1956. 5% stock
440.000 shares presently
Telegraph Co. -Earnings—
England Telephone &
New
'
Commission adopted art ord?r declaring thar North¬
company^--V. 184, p. 921. k
,
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the
an
Northwest
Period End. Feb. 28
.
,
is
east
<lforfdend
0
pany."
;
Accordingly,
1961, payable in /
7
installments.'.^———-i-k $2,116,413.
Mortgage notes secured by liens on reA
estate maturing 1957 through 1965.
,.
.stock.
Outstanding
' /
•/'
through
monthly
,
21,969
—
—
earnings
Net
$1,734,734
173,706
taxes
taxes
1955
$2,110,462
,17et
Sundry equipment
,
-1956
1957
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per asharfc.
1956' rf!"' ■'"
DEC. 31.
AS OF
"•''y'Authorized
obligations maturing ' 7 /;
:
1957
•
Nestle-LeMur
1389.
p.
Corp.—Not An Investment Company
The SEC on 'April 16 announced" the issuance of a decision declaring
that this corporation is - not an investment company as defined in the
Investment Company Act of 1940. on the ground that it is primarily
engaged through a controlled company in a business other than that of
investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or trading In securities,. Accord¬
ingly, Northeast need not register with the Commission as an investment
company.*
vr
.-i-■-s.v-'.V* ./;•■■,/ s:.\r, '-Vi;'i
As of June 30. 1956, the Commission found. Northeast was the bene.ficial owner of approximately 30'f
of the outstanding common stack
of Mack Trucks. Inc.; and more than 40*4
of Northeast's total assets
consists of the Mack stock.
As' a result' Of its'active and far-reaching
participatiaon in Mack's management. Northeast was found by. the
Commission to be in actual control of that company.
For these and
other reasons, the Commission concluded that Northeast is primarily,
engaged in the manufacturing business, that it "clearly controls Mack
and has actively engaged in Mack's operations through the activities
of
its representatives
on
the board of directors and. the executive
committee of Mack," and that its "history and activities do not disclose
i a pattern comparable to the typical special situation investment com¬
ngs lor
other factors.
—V.
135,
CAPITALIZATION
'
Northeast Capital
Broggi
closely approach
-
1957-Month—1958
1957—3 Mos—1956 '
$13,533,403 $14,956,625 $37,091,303 $37,228,577
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—V.
-V
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,
Sales
public is initially entitled to dividends aggregating £5"cents;
annually before Mr^ (Cochrane receives,-anl" dividend, .p.n his
Co.—March Sales Declined—
Peribd End. March'31—
Revere Corp.
from
cable
(J..J.) Newberry
etevatofa and,-for many , years hai... pur¬
of America, a wholly owned Neptune
for ..grain' .storage••
l*ratus
chased
,
Monday, April 22^1957
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
(1890)
13
Corp.—Changes Name—
17
Gienrock.
at
!;//''■ 'V/.--//"'V'-W;.
Wyo.
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provide
this eorimration lias been changed to Ormet Corp., it
Strip-mined coal from extensive deposits near Gienrock will
on
April 10. The change is efi'ecdve Iminedistely.
fuel for the Wyoming 3team- plaiit on a very favorable cost basis,
the analyst group was told.
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Ormet is jointly owned by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. and Revero
'The
company's 1957 construction expenditures are estimated
Copper & Brass, Inc.- With completion ,of planes at. Burnside. La. •
S56.000.000. Mr. McKee stated.
To finance this program,- the com-»'
and
at
Omal, Ohio, Ormet
will produce 180.000 tons of primary
aluminum a year, of tiiis,--126.000 con5 will be delivered for fabri¬
panv in January obtained $12,000,000 mrOagh t~e sa»e ,of
cation to Olin Mathieson and 60,000 tons will be fabricated by P^vere, i
b9.000.000 from the sale
of serial' preferred stock and expects
After delivery of the primary metal produced by/Ormet, the rjofnf
raise about 839,000.000 of additional capital between now and th®
effort between Olin Mathieson and Revere ends—and the two companies ; *
end of the year, he said.
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Stockholders on April
16 approved an increase' in common stoctc"
become
competitors hi the production and sale of ' their fabricated
aluminum products.
authorization
from 3,800.000 to 5.000.000 shares and increased* the
Fabrications produced by the Aluminum Division
of Olin Mathieson a re. sold -under the trade name oof Olin Aluminum •'
serial preferred stock authorization from 200.000 to 450.000
Mr."McKee reported/ At
tne same time stockholders authorized the
and those produced by" Revere- are: marketed as. Revere,Aluminum.;/
The previous nthne, -Olin Revere. ,permitted Confusion.as to the;e:<act .
issuance of serial preferred convertible to
common/ it such type' of
extent oi the joint effort betw een cr.e <mvojcompanies^;,accordingjthq.-'
security should be found achmntSl!?eous: amended the company's by¬
aiWrrtbbrfienl.—v: !183, p:*l047.'• laws to eliminate cumulative* voting for directors and approved chang¬
The name -of
was
announced
: -
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income-1791.
oper.
185. p.'
ry.
—V.
York
■
1,74$,3/4
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126,576
10,573„v25
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$2,654,755
$1,347,067
364.202
"914,534
$4,462,754
*176,063
"'try-it-on-for-size"- technique in the planning end construction
a
$2,750,000 top-efficiency assembly plant for outbodrd motors has •
proved rewarding to the corporations Eyinrude Motors division..
t:
of
Alpert, President, on April 11 received the additional title of
In announcing the additional position, the board stressed
no essential change in the railroad's operation.
John E,
185, p. 1518.
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railroad
of this defunct
■Sale
director.
::
is
not expected
declared
Ryan
cn
in;
before June 15, Federal
to
to
EARNINGS
FEBRUARY
FOR
operating revenue..
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Net
ry.
$964,863"
$873,705
469.726
501.574
987,291
1,024,630-
*$34,210
*$113,586
*$59,767.
156,132
deficit—_
oper.
^Deficit;—V.
185,
15o,330
346,007
270-fee.t
600-feet,' long,
gnd
wide
about
is
The
Thus,- the
14,285.
of
area
plant
corporation
covering
Net
for
term
program
and
on
ZL
#
obligations,
in
used
were
maturity
Vi
first
of
a
registration statement with the
bonds, due 1937, to be
mortgage
public sale at competitive bidding.
#15,441,000
the
1.
proceeds
connection
balance
the
Sept.
of
of
1956.
which
with
380.
was
used
$4,994,000 Elmira
for the payment at
Water/Light & Rail-*
H0', *>onds. T° provide for the construction program through
estimated that, in addition to the balance of the proceeds
J?2nd„saIe and *uni*s provided from operations, approximately
185,
p.
1389.
New York,
operating
1957—Month—1956
'
i
1957—2 Mos:—iqgrj-
"
$850*107
revenue..
$410,609
$421,500
By. operating expenses—
359,031
346,617
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$51,578
$74,883
$136,186
$134,614
*26;639
16,-623
*28,048
20,363
oper.
income
'■OeiiCi,,.—V.
18o,
p.
1278.
.
.
five-year, $8,000,000 expansion
•
v
used
be
7,669,460
6,300,837
11.161,000
10.894.676
18,56-^,753'15,088.607
12,328.064
15,537,131
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Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
of notification with the
common stock (par one cent) to. be
without underwriting. The proceeds
expenses incident to mining operations.—V. 182,
/ .1
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»-•(-.
March 21 filed a letter
on
for
/•/ 7 '
813.
p.
.
7
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American
Pan
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K
Sulphur Co.—Reports
the
the shares,
underwriters
$574,605
735,419,
715493
are
reserving
of
purchase by officers or employees
of
the
of
proceeds
the sale
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PROOEEDS—None
will
go- to
;
the com¬
by J. Harwood Cochrane. President,.
Who will retain after this sale 49.6 "u of tne outstanding stock of the
All
pany.
of its
stock
company.
is owned
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BUSINESS—The
in
ice
company
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operates an interstate motor freight s'erv-.
North Carolina/South Carolina,-Georgia and Ten¬
750
pieces of.rolling equipment' and 24
terminals In
'
Virginia,
with
states.
operating revenue of $7,926.373
Net income in 1958 was
the common.^.stock compared
•With. $271,547 or^Sl.09'per share In 1955;
.
' v ;
DIVIDENDS—The company, which started in 1935 with one tractor
trailer and one
pick-up truck, has financed its growth from, earn¬
ings,--and no-dividends-were-paid prior to-1955. Under-a - dividend
waiver agreed to by Mr. Cochrane the stock now being offered to the
EARNINGS—The
in
1953
$327,841,
company
reported
compared, with .$5,843,153
equal
to
$1.31
per
share
fm 1955.
on
29.>•
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/Shipments-in, the first quarter this year approximated 140,000 long
an increase of-79.000 tons from %he -domparaole period last" year.
March.
tons,
Construction of the
cos.
Cruz,
Vera
company's second loading
under way, Mr. Webb
is now
that this facility will
1,500.000 tons annually. ,
adding
-some
■'
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Co.—Common Stock Offered
the company.'
nessee
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net ry.
of
25,000 shares for
four
«y.
to
are
,
.
m
1958.—V.
,
offering of
tribution
of which to the extent of
the company's construction
£8,000 000 will be required from further financing in 1957. Construction
expenditures are estimated at $32,500,000 for 1957 and $36,200 000
Cor
No. 2 has twor
12,285-square'
with a floor1
tloor^ hrea of. the plant k
-V" :.
.
- >
plant
126.000 shares of common stock (par;
50- cents)
priced at $13.30 per share was made on
April 16 .by an underwriting group headed by Scott,
Horner & Mason. Inc. Representing the first public dis¬
—An
proceeds of the bond sale will be applied to discharge $20,435,000
short
of
filed
April 12
on
$25,000,000
"
.
of .Evinrude's
is part
135, p.
overfall
feet.
213.000-squure
new
actual,
Overnfte Transportation
This
12.408,735
covering 1,200,000 shares of
-offered
at
25 cents per share,
/
mezzanines, pne,above th^admitiistratlvp -offices covering
feet and another situated, atop the shipping .'department
program.-1—V.
303,833
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
offered
13.836.000
/'5,407,653
9,350,477
7,833,395
123.097.181
90,578.318- 85.952.899
Record Earns,—»
Designed to double Evinrude's outboard motor output in /order to '
Earnings, of this company and its subsidiary, Azufrera Panamericana,.
S. A.,
keep pace with the soaring recreational boating market; the new plans.
tie CV, for the first quarter this year amounted to approxirepresents the last word in air-circulating systems, production and,'
mat'ely $731,000. equal to 36 cents per share and a new record, com¬
traffic control,
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pared with $25.9,383. or 13 cents per share, in the first three months
•* ',./
The
plant itself is oi non-conibusti'ole construction, with concrete- "•ef. 1-956. Harry C. Webb. President, reported on April 17.
Earnings per share for both periods are based -on 2.004,418 shares
floors, brick apron walls' with plain glass in steel sashes and insuldted
of March 31, 1957./ after adjustment to reflect the
aiuminum panels above and a -roof ofvpre-ca^t hisujatcdy;tile. ' 1" ^outstanding-as
4.'v, stock
dividend- payable- May 10, 1957 to shareowners of record
departments.* /
production machinery to the shipping and paint
*.
1339.
p.
,
f5EC
135.387.806
Pacific Uranium Corp.,
Tlie corporation
SEC
and built by McClure, Hadden & Ortman. Inc., Chicago,
dfmensional, :-iq'ijiiiature, planf-pbuilt- to a scale of 14-ineh
every'feature from' storage, bihs,' conveyor Uhc J.
Measuring
:
1957—2'Mos.—1956
j
Net rev. from ry. opers,
••
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MONTHS
$42,036
By. operating expenses..
*
$467,364
$427,630
TWO
FIRST
AND
1957—Month—1956 '
Period End. Feb. 28-/-
By.
6.156.940
$
.
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61,158.473
/.
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-,
which ceased operation on March .29, •
fiave leased 21 diesel engines to the New^York Central RR. at $25"per
hay. The receivers' attorney said there were "high- hopes'/-of leasing a*
substantial number of the remaining 25.engines.,
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f.
1518.
,
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$
■
1956.
Receivers of the 541-mlle line,
.
p.
foot—embraces
the
and
way
as
it had been proven ri
seven-by-fifteen foot *
scale model of the outboard assembly plant.
•* • •
the .threci
from $1,000,000
to $15,000,000.
The Court said the Government had established a primal
tacie case that .the railroad owed about $8,0.00,000 In taxes for the years
1945
a-
185.
—V.
66.145,869
income
charges
after
Net
Conceived
.
Esti¬
after receivers completed a survey of the property.
control that con)es:
plant
"operating
Net
'
plant ever left the drawing board
continuous-series of; dry-runs made rwith a-
Working
April 10.
railroad's value have ranged all.the
of the
mates
Milwaukee plant No. 2—'a 162.000-sqviare foot, pile
installation—is nearing full production through
a
the
Before
Judge Ryan ruled that his court had tne power to order the sale and
announced that terms under which the line would be liquidated' frdt'Id
toe. determined
new
story
two
simplicity and coordinated-system of
absolutely no surprise to the planners.
Western Ry.—Sale Held Up—
New York, Ontario &
District Judge Sylvester J.
and
'
43.838.452 42,287,365
7.000.000
"5,794.010
operating taxes__
Other
A
Evinrude's
that it. creates
revenues.'
Operating
} Operating expenses..!-^;
Fed'-rol income taxes
Nearing P'ull Production— -
Plant
*2,187,250
Chairman.
—V.
October to April.—V. 185. p. 148.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
./. Period End. Feb. 28—.
Corp.—Evinrude's New Milwaukee
Marine
Outboard
$2,416,099
Glater, former Chairman, is continuing with the company as a
above.
Metals Corp
Revere
&
Telephone
/ Pacific
$
Alpert Heads Board of Directors—
George
Olin
See
meeting date from
the annual
ing
Name—
Corp.—.New
Oimet
$26,532,461 $25,241,518
22.069,707 22,825,419
11,110,537
income.—
shafes,*>
1957—2 Mos —1956
1957—Month—1956
By. operating revenue.. $13,228,680 $12,457,604
cper.
,225,938
■h.
Ry. operating expenses—
ry.
$404,147
$314,972
108,918
$224,176
Hartford RR.—Earnings—•
New York, New Haven &
Net
n
—
$132,863
Net ry. oper. .•.income,.—Wt, ■
13,083
—v.. 185,. p. 1278.
1 /:•;" •
Period End. Feb. 28—
$767,056
362*a9r9>.
$685,347
370^75:1,
$392,558
168,382
from ry. opers,.
rev.
bonds ahd
to
1957—2 Mos —1956
1357—Month—1956
operating revenue..
$327,030
Ry. operating expenses.;; -,,..194.167
*at
'
$8,556,117
3,442,352
Coilliecting^RR.—Eai^ings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
Net
$8,043,605
3,107,049
$ 4,274,426
$4,135,050
1,594,383
Net rev, from ry. opers.
Net
exceed
«
facility at. Coatzacbalinformed stockholders,
^hipping capacity to
.
earnings during 1957," Mr. Webb said,
those of 1956.*'
; . .
.
current assets as of March 31, *1957, were
and
-
1
-•
"are expected to
»
considerably
Total
pared
increase export
with
total
curre-nt
Peerless Photo
$10,695,976 cpmliabilitieis of $5,193,232.—V. 181, p. 2696,
Products, Inc.—Distributorships— ;
:t
distributor
Corp., New York, exclusive nationwide
since
1946
for
tne
"DEVODARK" contact pictorial papers made by the
Peerless Corporation, has been appointed also distributor in the Phil¬
adelphia and Camden, N. J., area for the complete line of Peerless
photocopy equipment and materials, according to an announcement by
Arthur W. Taber, Peerless' Vice-President in charge of sales.
:
This includes the "DRI-STAT" transfer-process office photocopying
system, which makes copies of any original in less than a minute, as
well as Peerless' wet-process photocopy equipment and materials/ such
as
"TP.U-STAT''
projection-speed
and: "TRU-FLE-X"
contact-speed
photocopy papers, and the "NEOFLOW" reducing camera, which makes
smaller-size copies of large engineering drawings which can th^n be
used
much
more
conveniently as work prints, with a considerable
saving in reproduction materials, filing space, postage and shipping
costs.
'
'
H
C,
("Hep")
Kranich. well-known in the reproduction* field, is
President of Devolite; Carl S. Avery is Vice-President and Sales Man¬
/ Devolite
...
,
r
and Leon A. Culbertson is Secretary.
; f
Inc., Milwaukee. Wis., has been appointed distributor for all
the complete line of Peerless photocopy equipment and
materials, according to another announcement by Mr. Taber.—V. 184t
ager;
Copy,
of Wisconsin'for
p.
2328.
Teainsalar T«kpbone
-•
This company
-
Co.—-Plans-New-Financing--
Carl
to
V Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. (& Subs.),r—Earns. Up
v.
plans to raise "about $ 17,000,OOo this summer to help
finance its $22,000,000 1957 construction
program.
-
<
,
Brorein, President, said on March 28 the company intends
stockholders *189,844 common shares'on the basis of one new
each six held.
He said the balance of the new funds would
"
;
.
before taxes on income
Income
Provision for current Fed.
and
1957
.
*
'
1956
underwriters managed by Lehman Brothers and~Alleii &
Co., with whom are associated Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.; White, Weld & Co. and Butcher & Sherrerd".
The Canadian, offering was made by
Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co., and Osier, Hammond Sc
Nanton, Ltd. The securities offered are $12,550,000 of
6% first mortgage bonds due 1980 (Canadian); $7,450,000
of -5%% first mortgage bonds due 1980 (United
States);
$20,000,000 of 5%% subordinated debentures due 1985
(Canadian); and 800,000 shares of common stock. The
first mortgage bonds were priced at 100% and accrued
-
$13,624,000 $14,527,000
1,809,000
1,785,000
_
Inc.
taxes
inc.
State
taxes
-'
608,000
.
646,000
for
"
:
~
The price of the stock to stockholders is expected to be below the
market quotation prevailing at the time of the sale.
- "*-*■ '
bond offering.
raised through a
be
sales
Net
D.
offer
share
7
Three Months Ended March 31—
-
y
Inc.
before
provision for
deferred
$1,201,000
.
tProvision for deferred Fed. and State inc. taxes
$1,139,000
293,000
305,000
$908,000
$834,000
1,147,455
1,129,401
:
'
The directors also
announced
dividends will be
future
based
on
$2
a
period
Common shares outstanding.
Earnings per share of common stock—
rate,
last
year
from
a
1957;—V.
185,
1518.
p.
"
•/>
:
-
■
V':.'
'In
III the
1957—Month—1956
Perlod End. March 31—
-
•
-V.
J
^
the
1957—Month—1956
Period End. March 31—
$5,353,842
$14,212,938
new
■
,
.
;
-
-
latter
on the
combined
The
now are.
of these
effect
two-thirds
plans
will
to
be
•
.
,
.
.
,
.
cubic feet expanslon.-r-V. 185,
1792. f
p.
^ i
with
Chicago
sale
it
to
series
A,- due by extension Dec.
exhaust the sum ot $5,461.24.
'•
I,
1959
to
"Construction
The
offered
amended
after
is
-
of
-AG&E*s'1 new 450,000
kilowatt
station;
expected to-tee cpmplebed around mW-1956.—V.183,
Pteajhf Inc;—^Sales
and: Earnings
Quarter ended March 31— •
V','i»57sales,
-V-"—?-f
e-.-"
ri—»»
before
—'-e
income
taxes
>
at
■
the
At
and
net
a
This
meeting
increase
of
sales
predicted that
President,
forecast
annual
recent
1957
after
recorded
company
in
taxes
the
of
stockholders,
rise
would
$1.10
substantial
a
to
to
$1.15
increase
in
E.
E.
Bcisel.
$18,500,000
and
share.
per
sales
expanded its marketing area through the acquisition oi
last
year
Pepsi-Cola
'•
-.
Z 175,000
share!
per
"Adjusted
'185.-
•v.
for
A
-
$0,11
The
company's
structed
to
duction,
See
also
Perron
Union
V.
..
$0.25
Affective 'April
able
&
Union
bottling plant on Chicago's South Side,
enlarged demand in that area, is now in
185,
1156,
p.
Ltd—Granted
pro¬
Portland
Perron
Gold
Mines
Malartic
Shore
Canada
has
Ltd.,
joined
owned Canadian
forces with Perron
Malartic
associated
with
what
is
known
-
in
Canadian
Little
Lake
Fields
Gold
and
is
the
as
-includes
Long Lac Gold Mines group of companies
Gold
Mines*; Ltd.,
Wright
Hargreaves.
Belcher Mining Corp.
Little Long Lac, Lake
Shore
and
Gold
Fields
participate in the LeMoyne discovery
exploration, will be undertaken.
*
The concession to be explored covers an area of 55 square miles and
Joins the west end of the southern LeMoyne, discovery concession.
Plans are now reaching coimpletion for an extensive exploration effort
this year arid include participating in a Joint air borne electro mag¬
netic survey which will embrace a large portion of the Ungava area.
concessions
In.
addition
this survey a group of prospectors and geologists will
the concession' to prospect Jhe ground
area,
map
the*
undertake surface sampliifg.
Ground work is scheduled
start about the middle of June.—V, 1^0, p. 1703.
~
flbwn
be
which extensive
on
to
to
geology und
to
$200,000
$0.19
$0.11
•
v'i 900,000
:
V
$0.22
•
30,
1958
Electric'Co.
The
1958
assist Conowingo
to
In financ¬
th-j construction cost of additions and betterments to its electric
utility plant.
Conowingo furnishes electric utility service in Harford and Cecil
Counties. Md. Philadelphia electric furnishes electric utility service in
ing
Philadelphia
Counties, Pa.
as
and in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and York
The'service territories pi the two companies are operated
integrated system.—V.
an
185, p.
1792.
'
-
Phillips-Jones Corp.—Registers
*
" "
net
proceeds derived from
and
Salesmen's
Stock
parts
corporation
Purchase
Plan.—V.
184,
Record
delivered
$3,012,312
during the
W.
new
Miller,
record
month of March, it
General Sales Manager.
for
'expenditures are estimated at $33,750,000
1958.—V. 185,-p.. 1389.
*
v \
for 1957 and
•
/■/_
single
any
During the month of March,
185,
p.
980.
addition
In
,
-
the
of
wlthi the trustees
securities
such
natural
of
indicated
seem
as
available
is
gas
operations
gas
mortgage
tCommon
will
and
GIVING
'
the
EFFECT
.-">.•.7..^
month
March Deliveries-^-
worth
of
aircraft
announced
was
The
in
.
273
over
and
spare
April
on
$3,000,000
the. company's
aircraft
$237,772
v.
P-
were
worth *of
2.9
15
figure
years
delivered for
parts
were
stock
and
X Not
($1
due
be
a
the
for
1985
a
total
shipped.-—
PRESENT
-
the
principal
company's
Proceeds
185,
first mortgage
sold at competitive
meeting oi
p.
the
sale
million
will be
u,*.ed
construction
to
finance
program,
a
Mr.
part of the company's
McLaughlin
said.—V.
1157.
automatically become "com¬
authorized stock will consist
|
4,000 common shares covered by subscription agree¬
Including 15,000 common shares subject to options.
-
not
Canadian
the
UNDERWRITERS—In
underwriters
The
securities of this corporation
made in the United States and Canada on April 18.
pffering
underwriting
agree¬
agreed to purchase the
have
investors.
Units
Osier,
Totals
;
61,071
$11,550,000
128,571
*
—__
—-
United
the
UNDERWRITERS—In
STATES
UNITED
61,071
$5,487,000
5,486,000
577,000
—
6,429
States
under*
agreements, the several United States underwriters, repre-,
.sented by.Lehman Brothers and Allen A Co, have agreed to purchase
in this country
was
made
by
•
writing
principal ^amount of bonds and the number of units set opposite
respective-names below,-if any. thereof are purchased:
1
Canadian
7
-
■-■■•"'
-
Bonds
Lehman
&
Co-
Stone
&
$334,000 ;
Brothers______.__—
Allen
Securities
Webster
333,000
111,000
Corp.
111,000
White, Weld A Co
Butcher
Sherrerd
A
111,000
—
$1,000,000
185,
Homer
the
R.
Stock
Inc.—Plans
President,
approved a
by a rights
company
A
~
-
>
stock
A
-7
Bonds
Units
$2,483,000
23,000*.
'2,483,000 '7 v 25;000
828,000
7,143
828,000
7,143
; 828,000
7,14$
71.420
$7,450,000
•
Denius,
have
rectors
-
«
1390.
p.
Radiation,
"
United States
on
$
Financing—
April
17,
announced
that
the
di¬
plan for providing additional capital for
offering to stockholders of one new share
for each three shares of class A and common stock
total of 550,000 class A and common shares is cur¬
rently outstanding.
The subscription
The offering would be underwritten.
rights of the principal stockholders,
constituting
approximately two-thirds of the total, would be purchased and exer¬
cised by the underwriters, and the new stock created thereby offered
to
the
The
Kuhn.
The
public.
company
Loeb
A
Is
Co.
negotiating
and
for the
Johnson,
Lane,
underwriting of
this issue with
Space A Co., Inc.
produces advanced electronic equip¬
the fields of radar, telemetering and
processing.—V. 185, p. 1048.
corporation designs and
and systems, especially in
speed
data
Gas Corp.—Securities Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of $48,000,000 of
was
544,986 shs
amount c|f bonds at
Bonds
ment
Natural
2,506,000
%
1805,014shs.
shares.
Gundy & Co. Ltd.
Hammond & Nanton Ltd
Wood.
high
Quebec
•
Canadian
•
of
$90
;
2,100,000
2,500,000
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd
of. class
Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
$20,000,000
20,000,000-
2,100,000
-
1958 the class B shares
whereupon
Outstanding
'
$20,000,000
3,000,000shs*
544,986 shs.
Totals
bonds, expected
bidding June 25, 1957, were approved April 12
the board of directors, Frank McLaughlin, President,
of
FINANCING
.20,000,000
$1>__
several Canadian
the
stitutional
With
equipment.
Issuance
manu/
manufactured,
amount of bonds and the number of units set opposite their
respective names below, if any thereof are purchased. Delivery of and
payment for a portion of the bonds may be deferred until dates not
later than March 31,
1958, if covered by commitments made by in¬
1640.
corporation on March 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 246,500 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
Plans
to
continue
principal
the
by
set
of
value
(par
common
CANADIAN
ment,
Exchange Commission—
Puget Sound Power &
-
their
per
and
cash
from
including
andr
ments
/!
The
SEC
will
1980_____ $20,000,000
due
(par value $1)
March 31,
shares,"
3,544,986
-V.
Securities
and
distribute
to
TO
mortgage limits the aggregated
time outstanding to $200,000,000.
t On
of
$26,250,000 for
V
time
company
continue
The
one
bonds will
Propellex Chemical Corp., East Alton, III.—Files
at
2786.
p.
the
at
in
"
bonds
shares
tClass B
Potomac
185,
v
,
organized
was
First mortgage bonds of Montreal Coke
4%
note due 1959
Co.—Hearing April 29—
See also V.
programs.
avail-
'if: 'v,y;N:
•-
•
Authorized
♦First
Edison proposes to sell $14,000,000 of
first mortgage and collateral'trust" bonds, due 1987.
■
'
Net proceeds will be used in part to finance the company's construc¬
tion program and in part to make additional investments in its sub¬
sidiaries for the purpose of assisting them in financing their construc¬
tion
will -be
and
!
mon
has applied to the SEC for authorization to Issue and
sell $14,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding; and the Commission
has* given interested persons.until April 29, 1957, to request a hearing
Specifically,
\
=
extenjt of. TOO%r of the cost of property >
company
thereon.
of the^ in-
1958.
outstanding.
business.
$2,774,540.
to
Subordinated debentures
Common
the stock and
of
>""r'
x
.
Canadian? and.United. States
for
announced.
V.
sale
*
dlstributioxr, y
Quebec,.Canada, .on June15, 1955, to acquire principally from the Quebpc Hydro-Electric Com¬
mission, the gas distribution facilities and other related facilities-la
Montreal • Quebec.
The "territory to be served includes Montreal, thp
largest city, in Canada, arid 35 municipalities with an estimated pop¬
ulation of -over 1,600,000.
Proceeds from the sale, of securities will b«
used to finance the acquisition of these facilities and to prepare, and
develop -the' properties for the distribution of natural gas.
Until a
*
1957, amounted to $9,000,000, and are expected not to exceed $500,000 after .application of -the proceeds of this financing.
Construction
current
Tbis
- •
the* bonds,
28,
on
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Had
of
the
of
>
;;
With SEC—
April 12 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 75,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
offered
for
subscription
under
the
company's
Salaried
Employees'
corporation
of
will -be., deposited
"
applied to
obtained
construction
This
issue
of
CAPITALIZATION
,
"".'...v.-
Philadelphia Electric to. acquire the issuance.
in varying amounts and payable on demand, will be Issued
cash is needed during 1957 and
as
funds.)
supply
reduce outstanding notes payable, which evidence loans
temporary financing of the construction program.
Addi¬
tional funds amounting to approximately $43,000,000 will be required
to complete -the company's 1957 and
1958 construction program, and
.will be obtained from funds available from internal sources, bank loans,
and the future sale of additional securities.
Notes outstanding at Feb.
be
*
X
.
Registers
Privately—
.
expense of
used,.to the1 extent of
be
acquisition
gas.
plied by amendment.
>
\
...
The company has completed arrangements for the private placement
with a group cf institutional investors of $10,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 4% % series, due June 1, 1987, at a price of &9.60% plus accrued
interest.
'
'
Potomac Edison
The FPC also authorized
notes,
supplies.•'?"v
for« withdrawal
factured
April 11 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of its $7.50. par common stock, to be offered
for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
The
*
Conowlngo Power Co., of
to is'sue-f ari aggregate maximum
promissory notes to Philadelphia
a subsidiary,.-authority
$1,1.00,000 in noniriterest bearing
The
a
,
—
will
triward. the
-BUSINESS—Corporation
This company on
,
The Federal Power. Commission has granted
Elktori, Md.,
of
$32,6.00,000,
generated--by: operations.
,
-»•/"' *
- •* ".}•
* '■ .*
'*"■ '.
Philadelphia-Electric C».—Tg Buy Unifs Notes—
J.
Co.
Stock With SEC—To Place Bonds
a
in the Ungava area in the Province of Quebec.
A total of $300,000 has already been allocated for preliminary explora¬
tion arid agreement has been reached with respect to future financial
requirements.
which
Electric
wholly
through
strategically situated
mining circles
General
,
.
;
company
In- the year 1959 -add for-several
years
thereafter^ the*
ekpects' to spend- between $f;800,000- and $0,200,009 per year.%
on
distribution1 facilities to serve- new- customers, and approximately
v
$l,600,009sper yoar 'on -distribution -system replacements and renewals,
"installing.clamps cm its-existing cast Iron intermediate pressure*mairis
ana., additions
to its tdols,. transportation and- work equipment'; etc.1'
"
The company • expects to finance these additions to its system by thh i
;V
;
Canadian
The company expects that the. proceeds of the bonds, debentures ''
and shares-referred to cibove will meet its capital requirements' Itt 1957
"Products for sale in the United Kingdom will be imported from the
United States until suitable plant facilities can be coristructed in Eng¬
land," he added.—V. 185, p. 1280.
In
the properties f6r receipt and use of natural gasr and that
property- additions oT $6,500,000 ^tnay- be -made in 1958,- principally for
% i
! /
:
V;
world-wide patent position
and technical experience to establish a British subsidiary which will
manufacture products similar to those made in the United States for
sale to the Sterling areas and continental European countries," Mr.
said.
payable
are
to prepare
.
Subsidiary in England—
,
smaller
debentures
extension..of kervlce..-.;:V^
•
;
April 8 by Louis L. Stott, President.
"The company is taking advantage of its
Concession—
Corp.,
Carbon
Carbide
con¬
.
Gold Mines Ltd. to explore a mining concession granted to Perron which
is
the
additions,«as • defined' In -the. mortgage, *. It * Is expected that :-property/ '■
additions1 of, approximately $7,000;000 may be made ln l957, prlncipally
•
corporation has formed a subsidiary company, Polypenco Ltd.,
London, England, to manufacture and- sell • rod, strip and tubing
made from nylon and Teflon resins in Great Britain, it was announced
,
t
company
...
,
dates
the
-States
The
on
the
the
31; 1966 and annually
of $500,000 or 50%
of
; r
of
-
Gold Mines
Carbide
subsidiary.
neiv
satisfy the
to
which
under
March
$19,000^000 ^partly in IRiited
-
■894,600.
/ $0,28
split
stock
1640.
p.,
$0.25
1,140,256
; t :
two-forgone
Polymer Corp.—Establishes
■
Stott
Louisville Bottlers, Inc.
equal
fund
before
or
,
*1955
$224,000
-
are
•company
300,000 ; % 224,000
$0.26
bonds
bonds ha; United
•funds 'will .bei deposited with : the trustees-for the- payment
«terest on the bonds .to vjanv. 1, 1959, and
*-p.- 1640. >-
$5,225,000
375,000
$0.12
lower
'*'*
/
manufacturing/arid shipping /facilities. * The - balance will tee added to
the exlsting working capital of ahe company out of whlch approxl^
$509,000 will be used to purchase from Quebec Hydro certain <•"
In
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—Outlook, Etc.—
sinking
on
the sale of the. units and all', the'bonds,
being
448,000
•
'
.
.units and $10,000,000 principal amount, of bonds,-less the
On
*
Shares, outstanding;
Earnings per share——/
.
1,
.
•
'materials--and
♦1956
$320,000
,
mortgage
States
1,
Jan.
a
-
income.
The
—
; approximately
sale
—
.first
'
mately
now
$5,525,000
t
Canadian
prior to
bearing
'
v..
a
interest
^
debt
the present financing, it expects to realize net proceeds vof approxlp
■mately $19,269,908 from • the -sale of the bonds/and approximately $26,880,000 from the^sale of the units. The proceeds of the sals of all the
ore
Higher—
$6,375;000
620,000
i
t-axesi__^,^__,^^A—-
redeemed
with
has
previously
raised
approximately
$4,400,000 by the sale of its-common shares and class B -sharesr From,
and
•
Trust
May
carry
fund
amount
net
and
PROCEEDS
/erected on-property acquired fromi Cllnchfieid, is well-under...way and
•Depreciation
the. lowest price will be considered for purchase.
Deed requires the Trustee, for a period Of 30
1957, to attempt to purchase bonds in the open
market
at
prices less than the lowest price asked*v for the bonds
.tendered and, therefore, notice of acceptance -or- rejection of bonds
tendered will not be mailed until on or about June 1, 1957.—V. i46,
p.
2705.
■
•.
;
,'v;Bonds
days
the
an
fund
funds.
,
profit
Federate income taxes per «hare____
.
the
of
be
them
redeemed.
\
-
•
/Net
to
/."-'j,-;
■
iron
-
;
into
Principal
77*7
company, in .its. annual report, said. that.its new Clinchfield
cdnstrdctihg ; a hew mine along the route Of tlie. Norfolk &
Western Rjv which .is' expected to have an.'annuaL;output of. over
3,000,000 twis/of coal,
.v;;:v.The 'new mine; which will be one of theviargest' in the industry, It
■said, 'wlllhdt only supply-the coal-required" by American Gas As Riectylc
Cp.'s1 new- electric ^generating-station-, in' Virginia but also produce an
C£thnated-,2,5(j0',060i'tqns? of metallurgical coal a year.*
'
v
t
sufficient
its
division is
Profit
an' amount
the. necessary
floating for
1157. ./ *\ 7/* 77'',y//";'t;
...This
&-Trust Co. of Chicago, 208 South ha Salje
u> to and including May 1, 1957, receive
of. 5%
first mortgage jinking fund bonds,
111,,' will
90,
the
p.
interest
debentures
pay
sinking
jPlttston Co.—Clinchfield Division to Expand—
f-..
Federal.
The City National.'Bank
,
.requirements.—V. '185,
.Net
tenders. for
of its vessels) amounting to an approximate 25%
in¬
Wilson .Marinfe .IS^nsjt Co., one of the purchasers of "thevessels.'-? This" interest helps to assure the company of
and
thereafter
sale
Lakes
'continued ^availability 7of
:
^
the
terest in
-Service Co.—Tender -for Bonds—
St.,
The
7.7
...
rate
funds..
must
,
Great
_
.
/.
not
may
purpose of refunding
than the bonds to be
payable in Canadian funds and* of the' United
States
diversification.
. - /- ♦•
/;;*/* :v/ /V* .*■///"''■'/-/'* *„//'
Among die assets which will be distributed to shareholders of Great
is common' stock
(purchased by Great Lakes' ih connection
..
the -485,000,000
assets. 7.7
unit (U. S.)»
per
•
mortgage bonds
the
Principal
•
a
in.Great Lakes'
interest.
first
for
interest
Lakes
<
.
Inc.,
securities included
.and
dally delivery
System..;.
.
Co.,
accrued
The
1970
the
certain
nearing completion.
separate expansion
and
V
receipt of - the. majority of the company's share of the pro¬
ceeds. of the liquidation- of-Great Dalces will not occur until 1958.
It
is
anticipated that, whenthese fund?, ;are received,: they will be
utilized in the company's continuing program of integrated growth
670,000,000' cubic
or
Steamship
priced at $145.60
were
payment
8, stockholders of Great
subsidiary, voted to liquidate the com¬
This will result in a -nonrecurring profitcompany
of approximately $4,000,000 (net of. capital gains
tax) in excess of the. net; asset? of Great Lakes carried in the com¬
pany's net worth at Dec. 31, 1956. .' The, exact .amount; of such profit
.will depend on the expenses of liquidation and on final valuation of
to
The units
Sinking fund provisions of the first mortgage bonds provide for the
on or before June 30,
1960 and semi-annually thereafter ot
a
sinking furid equal to 2 % of the maximum amount of bonds out¬
standing. For the sinking fund the bonds will be redeemable at par
■
The excess of the tax amortization
in temporary tax benefits which
results
common
are
stock.
a
five-year
depreciation
over
normal
Actual
feet, the present pipeline
capacity of l,000;000,000 cubic feet from the Peoples
•
.7-7 .//• '77
77/....>;/ "--r*-; -// .-7'7.;--7/7'/'■ :
Investment in the new project; will be $62,668,000.
When this sum/
is added. to the $.76,000,000 estimate for. the.OaTlier proposal,, and -to
other pending1 expansion plans for all Peoples Companies, dhe total
required will be .over $210,000,000.
7//
7 ,- /.7777/7/:7
The major part of all construction involved will be.done along the
present dual transmission line Of Natural,Gas Pipeline which brings
gas from the Southwest tb Joliet; 111.
7'7-/y ■•*„,;;//7:7..
A substantial portion pf .the 185,000,000 cubic feet of gas .will come
from a new gas lino Whichv the FPC has authorized to run from Jack
»nd- Wise eohnties in Texas to the present* terminus of the Natural
Gas Pipeline in the Panhandle.
V * "
' '.•■> 7/„ / 7 .. .//
•Other sources in the Tefcasf Panhandle and in;Okhdtetna will.provide
.the balance, The largest of these suppliers*, is-the Lone Star Gas Co.,
scheduled to make delivery of up to. 100,000,000 cubic feet a day. to
tbeJaek and: Wise. extension line, '%■.
*;,v */'•
rV.
"Construction /work for the*'new 185,000,000 ■ cubic foot transmission
expansion will include installation "of 337 miles of 30-inch loop jine
between the terminus hi-Texas and Beatrice. Nebr..-In addition, 59 mile's
•f 36-lnch pipe will be laid between Beatrice and Joliet.
-.The-delivery^dat-e,contemplated for this -additional gas, supply is the
1959-60 winter-season whereas trie 1958-59 season is -tne-target sdtfor
by
assets
only
However,
and to sell its vessels.
pany
This will amount to 185.000,000 cubic feet of daily delivery capacity
over and above the System's projected 485,000,000 enlargement project.'
Increase
depreciation
these
of
cost
the
Lakes
;
Hearings
the
LIQUIDATION OF SUBSIDIARY—On April
to provide
move
of
remaining ^useful lives
of
the
assets
commencing upon
expiration of the five-year tax amortization period,
; ^
"
Increased natural gas service, in addition to
its current major expansion plan, was made by the Peoples Gas 3ysteni
.on April 12.
V.',
7;
■•: v-7"
'7 77
*'.\v '
Natural Gas Pipeline Co, of Americana Peoples Gas subsidiary, asked
Federal
Power Commission
approval of construction ,to handle the
increase.
v'77
7.77; 777/
A
•
normal
over
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Unit to Expand—
•
portion
The subordinated debentures and the
being offered in units, each unit consisting of
$100 principal amount of debentures and four shares of
been charged against income and credited to Reserve for Deferred
Income
Taxes.
The
amount
so
deferred will be
taken into Income
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$5,085,273 $15,429,404
interest.
stock
have
1389.
185, p.
a
with
those of the company. ■ Such consolidation,
reflected
annual report, has been discontinued with this statement
liquidation of such subsidiary is now in progress.
certified
over
Peoples Drug: Stores, Iue.—March Sales Up—
—V.
$0.64
c
periods, the accounts of Great Lakes
majority-owned subsidiary, have not been con¬
period for income tax I purposes.
is being charged against income.
'r-v/
Sales
Inc.,
$0.70
1956
; • tThe company has obtained Certificates of Necessity from the U. S.
Government with' respect to certain plant facilities and is amortizing
1957—3 Mos.—1956
101.778,464 232,294,851 246,122,116
1389.
185, p.
and
1956
because
§
$
86,476,610
-
—
1957
solidated
(J. C.) Penney Co,—March Sales Lower-
Sales
the
both
Steamship Co.,
•
■
________—
____.
Mr. Brorein said he
,
for
♦Income
an increase from the previous $1.80 rate.
"
t'■ \;
experts earnings to increase from $2.15 per share
to about $2.85 a share in 1957. The increase results in part
recently-granted 13% rate boost that will be effective for all
annual
a
group
of
(J. B.)
The
Rea Co.—New Readix Dual Computer—
"Readix"
development
Dual
problems
Computer
as
well
as
was
to handle research and
business data for small and
designed
process
.
Commercial .and-Financials Chronicle,:..
The
T2
^^The ^"Readix"
it is
lor
a
well
as
committee.-
executive
and
of the
named
Actually Mr. Rittmaster's interest took over majority control
of directors in September, when one of his nominees was
to the board to fill a vacancy,—V. 178, p. 953,
declared Dec.
Manufacturing Co.—-Acquisition
Rockwell
sale
The
Illinois
Inc.,
Co.
it was
Exchange,
Stock
i
5-1#
Rose's
oper.
ry.
V.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$5,000,041 $4,918,010
1057—Month --I956
SI,036,353 $2,136,235
—
Net
Inc.—Sales Lower—
25-Ccnt Stores,
&
March 31—
Bales
185, p.
oper.
Income—
1323.
1,938,519
Ce.—March Sales Up—
$1 par value common stock at
tional 23,274 shares are being
—V.
$14.25 per share. An addi¬
on
the
Of
175,000
the company
from
shares, the underwriters will acquire 50.000 shares
and 125,000 shares from selling shareholders. The
The
plant.
Carpet,
in the softsubsidiaries .manufactures
and tufted carpeting sold
oi
'v/;';":* ['']■*^5?;%,J!
EARNINGS -The
company
has earned
a
net profit every year
since 1933, and between 1947 and 1956 its sales have increased at a
greater rate than sales of the industry as a whole.
Net sales for
1950
were
$13,617,847 compared with $13,038,326 the previous year.
Net
earnings
in
19u6 totalled $1,379,105, equal to $3.01 per share,
compared With $798,077 or $1.74 per share in 1955.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
i:>
Authorized
Outstanding
•5#' note payable, due Nov. 2, 1959 less .y^ ;
$200,000
portion due within one year
$200,000
payabltv
notes
Aug.
1,
United States.
the
in
volume
in
' V
-
,
1,500.0007
<$i
to certain employees.
the directors
by
;
.
exercise of
Pioren
;
Janncy,
4
^
percentages of the 175,000 shares of common stock which are
•to be purchased by the underwriters from the com pax; y and
Paul
;
•
■
ye'"
permanent, loan commitment, negotiated through
Koppel &
includes tlje construction financing, v. The new office
diagonally opposite the Socohy.„ Mpbilfi. Building,was teceritlAy ,
eidwrged - with "the -seqHisitton
oY
atldhional.r plottage' which
how
•squares
out the building site to include >frontage. of 100 feet on
Lexington Avenue and 125 feet on Fortieth Street, „ ,r -.x#;'#
The
structure
will contain 200,900 square feet of rentable space,
with individual full floor areas
ranging from 11,000 square feet on I
.the lower portion of the building diminishing to 3,100 square feet
on
the. top two Jioors.
Cross & Brov.n Co., named rental agent for
the liew structure, reported that leasing negotiations are now being
major
several
vvith
concluded
Blair <fe Co.
H.
Ine._.
_
Richards
—V.
185,
1.2
3.2
1.2
Cunningham,
Ax
Gunn
Newburger. &
1
2.8
3.2
Inc.
Elder
duPont & Co
#
Co.
&
Fulton Reiri
V:
2.0
Marache At Co.
185, p. 1520.
Granbery,
—'V.
•
Mr.
Simmons
Assistant
was
the
Board jot
=
President,
tiie
to
and,
134. p.- 525. #
dircciWf.,-.-V.
oi
Directors,
going
are
Kenny
Ayres,
A:
operation
Jointly
owned
by this company
Fletcher, President, told the St,
a
on
of its
$180,000
30.
said
his
discovered by St. Joseph Lead, is located ubout 50 miles
southwest of St. Louis, and the program calls for construction of a con¬
centrator and a pelletizing plant.
It was estimated it will take about
five years to get the property into production.
v
Due to a comparatively high content of sulphur and phosphorous in
The property,
the ore,
the
special process will be required to produce concentrates from
reported. " "However, tests indicate that the result will be
blast furnace feed in the world," he said.
The ore contains
a
he
ore,
the finest
about- 60#
iron, he added.—V. 185, p. 1158.
The
June
103,415,399
92,491.827
65.50.7,534
60,291,875
6,029,007
14,036,580
11,825,903
3,828,122
,8,606,347
7,613,551
7,726 ,501
6,487,876
15,262.938
12,760,49^:
7,291 ,441
6,003,973
14.108,343
11,708,539;
f
1957—Month—1956
/
-
974,536
11.762.219
1.910,206
4C7.259
845.770
10.290.564'
1,989,171
827,134.'
$1,192,324
$2,464,981
$2,353,607?
996,887
1,925,107
5,717,945
5.102,553
068,967
409,946
.
shares
the
underwriter.
of
after
i-..
Chi¬
'; 'C•
N. C.
Files
—
filed
10
$1,000
at
The
972,562,:
charges.
185.
1,961,468
1520,
p.
Ala
Hearing-
with
notification
letter, of
a
the
,
.
unit.
per
proceeds
used
be
to
are
Securities
Interstate
Corp.
working
for
Bell Telephone
Southwestern
1957
Period End. Feb. 28—
$
Operating
Opera ting
capital.
Earnings—
Co.
$
$
'
„
50,949,974
46.780,735
102.173.773
27,832,987
59,378,266
the
earnings
income
Net
84.8#
for
the
compared
Based
were
sales
of
on
the
equal
with
1,200,000
65c
to
per
first
quarter
for any
period amounted to $785,195, an increase of
$424,830 in the first three months of 1956.
common
In
share
shares presently outstanding, earnings
the 1957 quarter, compared with 35c
,per share a year ago on present capitalization.
Mr. Gifford said he expects operations in the
quarter
be
to
also, and that the first six months' results should be appre¬
ciably better than the comparable period of 1956, which in itself was a
record first half-year.
"With the continuing increase in demand for
our
products," Mr. Gifford said, "we have under consideration plans
for
expanding our present
factory."—V.
185.
p.
1679.
7,592,258 # 17,251,347
3,963.906
3,675,365
7.974,232
7.341,204;
operating
8,985,439
7,680.125
17,569,928
8,615,472
7,300,512
16,758,447
15.389,432*
14,595,150f
of
sale
company
by
proceeds
Ap^il ll filed
of
stockholders
common
shares held
on
shares
54,646
at
par
to
are
be
($1
on
per
used
a
common
the
basis
share).
for
4
letter of notification with the SEC
stock
of
to
be
offered
new
one
There will be
working
for
share
no
subscription
for
each
two
underwriting. The
capital.
Steel
Co.—Rittmaster
Group
Elects
Majority
the
A
of investors headed by Alexander Rittmaster
a
business
Louis E. Wolfson, head of Menitt-Chapman A:'Scott
Corp..
majority of Scullin Steel Co. directors at the annual meeting
group
associate of
held
a
on
At the
April 8.
Vice-President
of
Merritt-Chapman & Scott,
and
William
A.
Titus
of
received
be
to
will
stock
added
be
by
to
the
the
from
company
funds:of
cash
agreed
the
in
Spalding & Bros. Inc.—Registers With SEC—j
on April 11 filed,A registration statement with the'
corporation
to purchase all th.; debentures not sold pursuant to exercise of
subscription .rights.
Pyramid owns 118,711 of the
-stockholders'
.'the
will
and
shares
587.552
vestment
(not
•the
outstanding." Pyramid in turn may resell for in-'
it may thus acquire to other persons;
now
of
some
the debentures
who
15)
exceeding
oil
-
Extensions
(&
Spiegel, Inc.
additional
of
bank
The
properties
in
in
with
to pay the
balance of
acquisition of Texas gas
has
opportunities
been
allocated
become
for
be
available
gas
but
oarticular
any
for
used
natural
no
purpose.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Months—1956
$9,696,630 $12,512,840 $21,837,313 $25,653,465
ice
.
part
of'
Prior
to
of
that
of
for
other
resources
since
"per
the
purposes,
from
or
proceeds
' •
of
in
'he
for
dividend
was
common
to
last
12V*
cents
half of
the'first
declared
stock
of
was
The
of
in
of
out
dividends
in
cash
In
17«<,
in
1957.
thg
the
five
1953
and
half
cents
a
ol"
of
of
"' —
cents
:
1948
to.
15
and
to
1951
share
extra
year
io
1955
per
1#-
1956/-
of
middle-
ie
last'half
last
A
December.
t
*
•
Spooner Mines & Oils, Ltd-i Toronto, Ont.,
Drilling Program—
~
extra
dividend
Canada-
Plans Offshore
57
totaling
addition
In
recently
'This
the.
was
control
ciates
Toronto.
of
mining
.'
fields.
-
offshore
acreage
five oil
wells hi
Eureka light gravity field of Saskatehewan.
incorporated in 1926 as Snooner Oils. Last year
discovered
company
operating
the
gas
being completed for additional
miles in two additional area/.
company
has-successfully drilled
are
square
.
the
completed
has
Mersea-Klngsville
the
"of
from
or
each
regular quarterly rate
Commenced
December,
declared
them
securities
1431.
Arrangements
share in
to
nrovide
additional
p.
arrangements for an offshore drilling
program for natural
gas along' the northern edge of Lake; Erie, it
was
announced on April 17 by V/ Noble Harbinson, President.
The initial well, Spooner-Mersea-Erie No.
1, will be located on oil
end gas reservation No. LO 12330 comprising 4.200 acres and offsets
is. anticipated
it
.
declared
has
per
1954.
mav
of
♦
which
quarter
in
sale
-
1947-
common-stock
increased
cents
company
company
its-organization-in
share
was
in|
investments
additional
borrowings.
20
further
to
185,
Thi^f company
be used in the retirement of seasonal bank loans in the
approximately $500,000 and .to replenish working capital.
funis are' required for furthet acquisitions of properties
may
amount
balance
;
further
and
application
said
sa'es
Net
used
be
connection
balance of the
proceeds
will
liquefied petroleum (LP r ■ gas.-
such
as
balance
will
stock
common
incurred
loan
investments
it
.
.
Subs.)—March Sales Decreased—
Period End. Mar. 31—
«>
such
directors of
or
-.
...
of the sale of the debentures will be added to the com-!
pany's working capital and will be available for any corporate pur-;
poses.
The principal purpose and reason for this additional'Working;
capital is to reduce the company's requirements for current bank loan!*
which, as of the close of its last tiscal year, Oct. 31, 1956, stood at
>2,000.000. and whichf owing to the seasonal character of the company's;
business, amounted to $7 875.000 on April 1, 1957.—V. 184, p. 2330.
.
.sale
be stockholders, officers,
may
company.
Net proceeds
available.
templated.
cents
meeting, stockholders upproved a resolution reducing the num¬
to 9 from 11.
Two former directors, Frank W
Leahy
ber of directors
proceeds
net
common
DIVIDENDS—The
elected
1561.
p.
covering $2,017,300 of 5subordinated convertible debentures/
due June 1, 1962. The debentures are to be offered for Subscription at
100 '' 'of principal amount, by stockholders of record May 7, 1957, and
on
the basis of $100 of debentures for each 30 common shares them
held.
Tiie company's largest stockholder,
Pyramid Rubber Co., lias
and gas "properties in Texas as such opportunities
Further,-acquisitions .of ice properties
are
con¬
and connections to the vnew pipeline in New
Hampshire will also be required.
-It is exi>ectcd that approximately-$200,000 of the proceeds from the
become
or
SculJin
185,
This
•
If
of Board of Directors—
alter charges—
(A. G.)
:
be available for general corporate, purposes, in¬
cluding investments in subsidiaries. * 1 # . ,'
•
'
The company has recentlj'-acouircd through purchase and construc¬
tion, u pipeline in New Hampshire costing an aggregate of approxi¬
mately $1,130,000. The company has made, further investment in oil
and gas properties In Texas at a net cost ..to the company of approxi¬
mately $365,000.
financed in
part
with
a. two-year
bank
loan
of
.$225,000.
It has also increased its investment in Texas ice properties
by approximately $800,000. The company has sinking rund obligations
.maturing within one year in the amount of $444,177. It Is a ti ioa ed
that the company will wish to take .advantage of further opportunities
the
Scruggs Co., Festus, Mo.—Files With SEC—
(Lloyd)
The
income
SEC
^
PROCEEDS—The
properties.
•covering
Net.
—V.
15,174,135;
8,906.405
of record
for investment
second
excellent
Co.—Stock Offered—The
Public Service
April 3 offered to its common stockholders
April 3: 1957 the right to subscribe on or before
•April 23 for 92,500 additional shares of .common stock
.(par 10 cents) at $11.25 per share on the basis of one
new share for each 10 shares held (with an oversubscrip,
tion privilege). This offering is underwritten by a group
of underwriters headed by Bioren & Co.
on
$ '
93,516.035,
55,611,264
operating taxes-
Net
"
"
1957—2 Mos.—1956
Month—1956
•",
29,094,224
reyenues;,__
ex pen se-s ; „
Federal income taxes—/.
is
Other
Southeastern
com-I
with the SEC proposing" the saKq
companies; and the Commission
has given Interested persons until April 29, 1957, to request a hearing'
thereon.
#
'' W.'"-'' #
V? ■|
Southern Services proposes'to issue and sell an additional 1,975 shares'
of its $50 par capital stock, at par. as follows: 778 shares to Alabama:
Power Co.; 898 to Georgia Power Co.;
158 to Gulf Power Co.; and 141;
to Mississippi Power Co.
The purchasing companies are operating util¬
ity subsidiaries in the Southern system serviced by Southern Services.;
Southern Services, proposes to use the proceeds of the stock sale to
•supplement its working capital, an increase in which is necessitated:
by the heavy construction program now in progress in the system.
1714.
p.
company
of 1957 resulted in the highest
first quarter in the history of the
company, Kenneth C. Gifford, Chairman and President, said on Apr. 16.
Not sales for
the first quarter totaled $6,973,886,
an increase
of
49.2# over sales of $4,674,498 in the like period a year ago.
for
and
Operations
.
pany system has filed- an application
of additional capital stock to'system
accrued
of
$1,245,649
operating income.
Exchange Commission—
April
on
stock
800
company
*
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$7,696,672 $16,983,176 $15,460,476.
$8,342,507
taxe,>
.
;
Corp.* Charlotte,
Factors
corporation
176;
46,321.709
2 8976,704
v
Southern Services, Inc., Birmingham,
warrants
—V.
1957—2 ilOSw—-1956
s
\
This mutual service comnany of The Southern Company holding
covering
the
level
2,
4.371.1.51
charges.,
operating
Net
—V.
$100,000 of 0#
subordinated bonds due April 1, 1967
to purchase 30,000 shares of $1
par
vaitte common
stock exercisable immediately and up to July 1, 1959 at $3 per share)
to
be olfered in units oi $1,000 of bonds and warrants
to purchase
SEC
:*
Schick, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Up 84.8%—
—
:
■....
after
Other
it
f :
at .100',;
pius
National Bank
First
bonds due
Southeastern
new
company
1__ 2
Co.—Earnings
Telegraph
&
,7,351,594
Qperating revenues
c
Operating expenses—#
Federal income taxes#
May 31. next, through
first (closed) mortgage
1960
will be made at The
111.—--V; 178, p. 1821i
fund
With Securities and
Inc.:; 1.6
expects to supply 20% of its' 50#
rhare of the financing of the new mining company from earnings and
to borrow the remaining go# from Bethlehem on 41 a#
notes.
Fletcher
Mr.
5;
3
3
Co
<te
April 11.
on
—/
Inc.——
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
-
deep iron ore mine to be
and Bethlehem Steel Co., Andrew
Louis Society of Financial Analysts
develop
Robbins
D.
.1957—Month—1956
'
Period. End. Feb. 28-
Redemption—
Payment
Chicago,
cago,
sinking fund,
the
of
interest.
(with
to
ahead
"•'
'
\
Net
of the
member
a
;.;-•• •#■
Corporation has called for redemption
.4'/+#^ sinking
Lead Co.—Plans to Develop Mine—
St. Joseph
Plans
Willis,
Co.,
Ac
G. Kuch A- Co.ii..,.,
Security & Bond." Co
_
Telephone
taxes...
operating
r-V,;i85, pr 1520.
: r
succeeding Grant
President,
of
becomes Chairman
Aprli 19.
who
announced on
Simmons
"was
Bell
Net operating income..
1957—13 Wks.—1956
Personnel-j
SlmAions, Jr., has been olected
Grant G.
At Co. Inc—.^A—-6.8
Stiver & Co..2.3
Schirmer. Atherton A: Co
4.0
Shearson Hammill & Co.— 6.8
-1.6
Co., Inc..,;
Ai
■,
Williams
,""IL
«."*
32,092,9 T5
Net
in
Simmons Co.—Changes
•
Saunders,
_'6.8
:
C.
V,':.-
51.542.241
Other
'
Francis I.
* ';
income taxes A
Federal
.
Reynolds
Carey,
'"'
T.
lnc..u
1390.
p.
South Coast Corp.—Partial
phrey, Inc.
Lester, Ryons & C<>.
Merrill, Turben At Co., Inc
#
1680.
pv
'
Operating revenues
$8,121,743 $14,719,335 $15,747,071
$6,144,766
I'he
Ilulme, Applegate At Hum¬
6.8
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.) — 4.0
Republic Co. (Inc.)__ 6.8
M.
Ceiftral
Baumgartner. Downing & Co.— 3
Opera ting- expense:-——-
substantia) space in.-the
for
companies
1957—5 Wks.—1956
Sales
2.0
4.0
^
C.
$r
America—March Sales Otf—
Shoe Corp. of
Period End. March 30-
.board
——_
7
5
5
Southern
*' ■*
The 24-story tower, now in the foundation -stage. Is being erected
by Benville'ReaHy fe Construction in associafcion -wRh Millard Shroder,
Inc.
Completion is scheduled in April 1958.,- •
" v
severally
fcuiu the
Co....i_,..; .j.<
<&
7
W
Inc..
Period Ehrt. Fdb. 2tr—
'
building.
;•.•1v-v....
;'"v'
Hamlin & Lunt
Hill
31.2
Curtis
185,
5
5
Charles A. Taggart & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co.-—
:
.
Christensen,
Morris & Co...
Inc._
Buttles,
Co.,
fc
As
Inc.
Stirling,
7
:
Lynch
cc
—V.-
selling shareholders are as follows;
Faine, Webber, Jackson &
Dulles
Co.. 1
<fc
Harper & Turner, Inc.-1/i
tower,
G..
the respective
Lestrange
Writer
9
8
_____
Russell
N.
;
not
Peters,
17
Stetson
Co.
Arthurs,
shall
as
Co.
&
Ar
,
severally
have
below
named
has agreed to sell to them",;
indicated such of the sharejv
be
subscribed for by
the
subscription warrants, inemding oversubscriptions:
* 1
stock
common
Winslow, Cohu
J.
underwriters
:
-
•
,
additional
of
brokers,
Shga.
•.v
,
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and
•
sale at retail of liquefied
the
purchase and the company
in the respective percentages
to
severally,
under
structure
production,
the
use.
consumer
and
The
,
-
the
treasury
which are now offered,
be issued in
exchange for the shares of Roxbury Southern now held by minority
interests and
50,000 shares are publicly offered, ; This total does not
•include
14,500
shares presently held in* the treasury and reserved
•for
issuance
upon
exercise of stock options which may be granted
of stock presently held in
of which 23.274 shares are to
Corp.
UNDERWRITERS—The
?531,S92shs.
shares
73,274
ment
Construction, Inc.—Mortgage Loan
&
'o'WhcT-builder.
•The proposed bank loan will represent an obligation
of Whlttall,
wholly-owned subsidiary, and will be guaranteed by the company.
^Includes
and
gas
ice and operates cold Storage faci'ities in the
Illinois, Kansas. Missouri. Montana, New Mexico,
Florida,
of
agreed
for the new $7,000,000, 24-story air-conditioned
way at 360 Lexington Avenue, northwest corner
of Fortieth Street in the Grand Central zone in New York City, has
been
obtained
front the
Bowery
Savings Bank,
it was announced
April 9 by Melvin Senville, President of this corporation,
which is
1,500,000
•
value750,000 shs.
par
St. Louts—Earnings— *
Mortgage financing
Tfl ice
bauks--<lue
to
1963
slock
Common
Realty
Seuville
oldest firms
the
of
one
covering industry, through its
toe afferent kinds of woven
sells an
company engaged, through subsidiaries,
of • ice
for
railroad transportation ' of
commercial
sells
company
Sutro
>..■
.•
Roxbury
BUSINESSourface floor
anu
:;'v
-
"sale
and
for
and
,
v#';;
notes.—V. 184. p. 24g9.
bank
term
the net proceeds from the sale of the
by the selling shareholders.
PROCEEDS- -Net
proceeds from the offering will be used by the
company to remodel and install new machinery in the newly acquired
WhittalJ Division
in Worcester, Mass, and for continuance 'of ,its
program of modernizing machinery and equipment at the Saxonville,
Mass.
holding
a
manufacture
Ohid, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.
'
f~
The following are the ice manufacturing subsidiaries of the company;,
Railway Ice & Service^Co., Royal Palm Ice Corf Southern Texas "Ice
<fe Service, Inc., The Utah Ice and Storage Co. and Properties Manage¬
$5,813,977 in 1956, compared with $4,080,347
in
1955, C. Harold Sclirelber, President, saia on April 12. Net
income amounted to $809,865 during 1956, compared with $657,407 in
1955.
The company's resources as of Dec. 31; 1956. totaled $68,340,334.
During the year the company sold $7,500,000 of 4%# sinking fund
debentures, due 1968, through un underwriting group headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane. These new funds have reduced short-
company will receive no part of
shares sold to
the underwriters
of The Southeastern Cory, i
organized under, the laws of the State of
Southeastern Gas & Water Co., on April 29, \
was
name
is
company
the
States
The total gross income was
old concern.
70
26,
petroleum gas
.
185. p. 981,
Securities Investment Co. of
offered by Roxbury in ex¬
change for minority holdings of common stock in Rox¬
bury Southern Mills,r Inc., of Chattanooga, Tenn., a
subsidiary. This is the first public offering of the 98-year
;.
-
name/being changed on Dec. 7, 1944. Southeastern Gas &i
Co.Was the successor by merger to the business and properties
Utilities; Inc., a Delaware corporation organized in IS29".
The
in
publicly 175,000 shares of
& Curtis
1957.
Inland
perishables
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
jjj
.
V- • $
^
269,315,498 265,612,269 493,565,283 483,239,980
Period. End. March 31—
Sales
15,
whose
principal
business
office
is
was organized in Delaware on
May
the
Water
■
the
under
paid Jan.
Y..
N.
transmission a»d sale of natural
Carpet Co. — Common Shares Offered — An
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
April 18 offered
,
5,
to the property and assets
successor
as
and
company,
Southeastern Corp.
1931,
$7,765.322>$8,082,849
2,137,012 % 3,926,596;„: 4,277,521
\"£- i'
''V
1-#
; ',V
1956
York
New
Delaware
$4,053,636
$3,843,653
Sears, ftoebuck &
1857 p; 1390.""
Roxbury
•
from'ry.
Net rev.
Period End
—V.
1947
-
of
1520.
p.
oper.
Railway oper.
St.,
The
1957—Month—1956 • ' 1957—2 Months—1956
revenue— $14,089,081 $14,145,787 $28,738,994 $28,299,334
expenses.
10,245,428 ; 10,092,151 ,• 20.973,672 20,216,485
Period End. Feb. 28Railway
f
RR.—Earnings—
Line
Air
Seaboard
assets of Republic
with the assistance of The
York Stock Exchange and of
announced on April 12.—V. 18o,
the business and
of
company
has been negotiated
members of the New
Co.
Midwest
the
this
to
Meters
Plow
31,
BUSINESS—The
Pine
;
Plan,
stock
granted or to be granted pursuant to the Stock Op:ion
including 9,035 shares issued as
a
special dividend in
options
4
'
1,913,450
payable, 5#, due serially to Jan.
Notes
T
board
below.—V. 133, p. 2011.
Manufacturing Co.
Rockwell
Outstanding
$1,708,000
1,246,700
$2,000,000
1964
in
true
1964
in
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
.
€©.—Assets Sold-
Republic Fl«w Meters
4V4#,
due
TO
'
V 'f fo i.,%* f>
^
/, 17,. 1966
'
70,613
63,552
B- Gerbert;. President of Uni¬
Capital stock-" '
" •
'
Fla.; * and Carl McFarlin, Jy:, '■4; Serial preferred stock ($50 par)
100,000shs,
Vice-President of Merritt-Chapm&n's Tennessee Products & Chemical
Common stock (10 cents par)______
1,500,000 shs.
*1,004,901 shs.
Corp., Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. Rittmaster is. also a director. *
' '
'Excluding 18,775
shares reserved for
issuance
upon
exercise of
Messrs.
Rittmaster, Broadwater and Gerbert are members of . the
'
See
bds.,
tr.
deijentures,
5'c
EFFECT
GIVING
T—.
director of Merritt-Chapman; Elkin
versal Investments,
Inc., Jacksonville,
five-man
a
195^7
;
si
work,-—V. 185, p. 1040.
handle the research
as
,i
ii. i
Collateral
.
lias proven
intermediate firm or organization which cannot justify a
computer for Just research work can have a
'Readlx Dual Computer
with the punched card and magnetic tape tie-in so they can do payroll,
labor distribution, sales analyses, ,etc. and take the load offtoe card
equipment
l"f
past
and
smull
CAPITALIZATION
New York City investment -firm, resigned within the
month, according to E. F. Judge,- President.. and Chairman of
Srnlitn.
v#.'0,' "V
* '
•"
•
vr *'; ;*• :
According to Scullin's notice of annual meeting, the following direc¬
tors
were
nominees of Mr. .Rittmaster: A1 B... Block, -Vice-President.
Chemical Corp. of America, Tallahassee, Fla.; John A. B. Broadwater,
Wertheim Ar Co.,
announced recently by
was
Itself as a flexible, easy machine to prooperate when handling research and development problems—
pure decimal machine with built in floating point.
Now the
and
tram
organisations, it
firms -and
intermediate
-
Monday, "April 22,
(1892)
iield.
of
,
the
The
At
company
activities
that
went to' V.
of
time the
the
(Continued
on
Harbinson Asso¬
were extended to
supplied with addi-
Noble
company
company
was
~
page 51)
Number 5631
Volume. 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
DIVIDENDS
V Dividend announcements
In
first
the
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
which
second table: in
a
show the
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Gas
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Inc.
"3'A'c
Airlines
American
"Encaustic
Amerlcun
5-17
v
International Fidelity Insurance Co.
6-
1'
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5-10
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Line
Co.
5-i5
5-
20c
4-30
4-22
1
1
Coast
Refining
RR.' Co.
Line
Co.
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(quar.)
6-12
5-
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.
6-15
5-21
Corp.
7-15
Reckman Instruments
/
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Blue
Ridge
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6-28
6-
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Bowater
:
investment
Brown
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(from
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6-13
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Co.
5%
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Coal
Central
/4.50%
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in previou»
When
4-25
4-30
4-20
4-15
27'/a c
5-
1
50c
5-
4
50c
5-
1
30c
5-15
13c
(quar./
preferred
(quar.)_w_._+——^
Corp.
3-29
1c
Inc.—
5-
1
27c
5-
(quar.)
Co.
Hol&ern
Payable of Rett,
7c
_________
Mfg. Co. (Ohio)-—
convertible preferred
preferred
5'/*%
Fund,
Inc.
(R. C.) Business
Machines Inc. (quar.)
Portland Cement—
(increased quar.)___
...
4-12
,
4-12
——
8-1
$1.15
8-
27'Ac
8-
1
American
Book
1
7-19
7-19
7-19
4-30
4-10
15c
5-
1
4-11S
5-
1
4-
12'Ac
6'-
1
5-1&
5-15
4-26
5-17
4-20
1
Box
1
4-16
25c
5-25
4-26
4-30
4-15
1
4-19
5-
12 %c
'
*
——
87'Ac
5-
aoc
(quar.)—
American
American
5-10
4-26
4c
5-20
4-23
50c
5-15
4-18
40c
4-29
4-19
5-1
4-
Business Shares—
(Quarterly front investment income)__—_
Co.
(quar.)_—.—
Distilling (quar.)
•___—
American
American &
Common
Mills,
Efird
B
(stock
Inc.—
10%
dividend)—.
Casualty
Z
(quar.)__
Quarterly
8-31
11-30
Home
American
Indemnity
Co.
4-30
5-
1
4-10
7-
5
6-29
30c
5-
1
4-19
$1.25
(monthly)-
Corp.
(Galveston
5-
1
4-19
6-
1
5-2A
Texas)
(s-a.)
American-Marietta Co.,
5-15
35c
5c
(quar.)
Products
American
5%
9-16
12-14
30c
American Furniture
(quar.)-—
common
preferred (quar.)___
Metal Co., Ltd.—
;
American
4^2%
$1.20
(Quarterly
+
net investment
Gas
Co.,
Income).
4-lff
4-30
4-16
(quar.)
Insurance
6C
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-15
5-
I
4-15
(Galveston)
3c
—
Nephellne,
5-
65c
37'AC
common
(quar.i.^
Quarterly
American
4-30
28%C
Fund—
from
National
Quarterly
Quarterly
(initial-
(1956 series)
pfd.
Natural
preferred
American
10c
commori—i___
Monorail,
common
American
6%
pi. 12'A
preferred (quar.
American Mutual
•'
1
25c
25c
American Eire &
4-30
'
20c
50%
50c
(quar.)__—_+
(quar,)__+.
Co.
4-12
3-21
30c
iquar.)_
Inc.~+-—
Board
4-12
1
4-22
—,—
preferred
Minerals,
American
27,<aC
4-22
6c
25c
(qua r.)
Petroleum
7-19
invest¬
preferred
preferred
distribution
Amerada
7-19
$1.06 %
from
capital
4.15%
5-31
5C
"
divid.
Quarter
class
Ambrosia
5-15
30c
———
c
5-15
Share
Amalgamated' Sugar, 5%
4-26
12 '2c
iquar.t__—
(1)
5-27
4-2f>
34 %c
17'Ac
(quar.)___—
(quar. from net inc.)
Ainsworth Mfg. Corp. (increased)' _XXX_r~.z
Air Control Products (quar.)
Alexander & Baldwin (stock ciiv.)
/
$1.18*4
3.70%
-
*
4-19
+
-(reduced) _/_/,—•
from
4-18
5-15
$1.25
American Can
2.90%
4-27
4-10
(quar.)_/%__%
(quar.)____——
par)
gains
Allied Control Co.
iquar.i
7c
Steel
Clitss A
their
(quar.i__——
Sou'hwestern Public Service, common
*
55c
Pomcroy—
Investors
1
6-15
*
15c
common
(First
convertible
Ahentovvn
1st.
iquar.)-—
Inc.
5-
30c
Aeronca
into $.)0 par com
$1
"
25c
Inc.-—
*
(10 cents
from undistributed net income
and 20 cents from realized capital gains)
Allen
the conversion
4.25%
5-15
Precision
Affiliated
iquar.ir
A
*
"
(quar
Petroleum,
Adams-Millis
4-22
./.
200%
CoTt Ltd.,
Corp.
Acme
6-20
5-15
5-24
$1.37*2
312'4 c
Sinclair
5
6-30
4-30
80c
——___
(T.
3
8-15
4-19
40c
iquar.).
iquar.)
&
class
7-10
6-
Acme
4-26
2'4c
iquar
iquar.)_—_____——
com
4-18
Advisers Fund,
Scythes & Company, common (quar.)— _—i
5%
preferred
iquar.)
G-
6-
1
5-15
inc.—
preferred A
Scboelikopf
9
5-
35c
7'4c
4-15.
+22 !4c
50c
•
iquar._
Co.,
4-18
1
give tTi6 dividends announced
we
capital
plus a
Aberdeen
4-24
Drilling—
about August
Foods,
1
5-
31'Ac
(quar.
Fund
Aberdeen
; '
5-10
5-15
-
preferred
conv.
'5-
'Ac
Per
5-10
G-15
34c
Co.,. common (quar.i—
preferred
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)/+T____^
Name of Company
1
1 J 30c
—
par
1
50c
paid. The list does not include divi»
dends announced this week, these being given in th#
preceding tablfe.
4-27
00c
$1
5-
2»/a%
4-17
0.1615
?30c
holders swill
or
45-15
30c
1 quar.
preferred
fielow
4-29
40 c
iquar.)
class
&
preferred
A
4-18
t,5" 1
.
weeks and not yet
4-19
25c
(quar.
a
common
($30
preferred
7%
Corp., 6%
Inc.,
Bros.,
5%
4-11
25c
.
approved
5-
31
(quar.
Corp.
5%
5-17
4-25
-8c
(qtiar.)
—
./,
5-15
(quar.)...
com.
—;
Industries,
preferred-
Youriker
4-25
"C-
31 >4C
"...
iquar.—
-
4-23
1
Ltd.—
—
__
com.
4-29
20c
——
York-Hoover
6-15
5-16 T
5%
5-31
7-
6-m
30c
preferred (quar.)______
(quar.)_./_'—!
Co.
Oil
WooHall
5-13
$1
1
30c
Telephone,
Witiierbee Sherman
4-1.2
(quaiM___
1
7-
+/_-^_/-__-
Quarterly
4-30
20c
1
5-
:t4c
convertible
Wilcox
4-30
—
5-
5-15
Tquar.)_,—/■____/
"// Stock dividend
5-15
5-15
6-
5-15
50c / '/
preferred (quar._/_
5.20%
preferred (inltijal
,5'/a%
4-29
52c
25c
—_
".'Westinghousq Air Brake (quart)/T___a//____
White Stores, Inc., comntoh (quar.)j„£.cJ/X;
4-19
6-15
invest-
(quar.)
5%
4-2 2
»
Insurance
Lines (quar.
fz
?
(44c
(quar.
Fire
Light
5-
4-2%'
1
60c
Point Manufacturing
Westchester
4-12
50c
from
5-25
5-
$1
Knitting Mius iquar.)___
Wellington Fire Insurance (Toronto)
4-22
4Ac
8c
40c
Wayne
1
•50c
Fund
Investment
Mutual
5-10
6-10
t25c
preferred; (quar.
4-26
,
5-31
4-3")'
•
4-30
5-31
5-15
(reduced)_
from
capital gains plus
,.ment income)
Washington Steel, common
3
the
1
$4.20
1
6-
com.
5-
81 50
:+/
15c
_l__/__
the
Scrioto,
62'2C
(quar/)--—
1
Amulet Mines,' Ltd.
4-30
4.40%
_
liquidating-)——
L,
Hugo ton
_
4-24
5-
«:>
'
Tobacco,
5-31
6-20
6-20
Warner & Swasey )quar.)/——__
Washington Building Trust (s-a)___T___r_
tl5c
iquar.)——//
Is
$4.40
4-29
+$1.25
(quar,)-.
4-26
Corp.(.LtdT^/i//—_r
St." Regis- Paper
4-30
10c
(quar.)
common
Waite
4-19
$1
Light
6-20
$1.03
Corp. j
6-15
-
Corp%__;/>
stock div, on
4%
4-18
5-24
5-24
(quar.i
51)preferred
Ltd.,
A.f &
_
Vulcan
1
5-15
Dredging.
5-31
$1.25
./____
_%///__J_/„__/.j__
1
15c
iquar.)
5-31'
6-20
$1.05
tquar. 1
5-
5-15
com.
*
6-20
15c
preferred/
5-10
593BC" "
Pipe Line,
4-2A
4-20
25c
prefeired .(quar.)
•4.80%
(quar.)
4-1")
<
5-15
$1.01
7-
J 15c
Ti7.7
1
6-15
iquar,)/.—
t3c
—/—-
„
harbor Plywood Corp/
1
iquar.)._/—/_■.
50c
—
iquar.)——:
7-
$0,917
Platin. •;)interim)_/—/—/——
17'4c
-—g
Lumber
4-22
iquar.)__—/___
It
4%
S.
5-J 5
25c
—
).____—
1
61 '4 c
and also approved
4-13
time)
(quar.)_—
,(qi'af.
5-
5-
5-10.
5- .4
100'%
div).
5-1/
1:
5-3
4c
12c
stock
12c
(quar.i____
cuiumou
i$251,
Simms
Ilagerstown
$4.12
25c
preferred
4-18
5-
J12'4c
at
$4:20
1
fhs.
They also voted to
$1.25 class A partic. into,
preferred stock with the same par value
Rohm
:
,
-
.,
deferred
4-23
4-1!)
7
6-
/_+._/!.
6-14
4-26
1
6-
income)
1
tinitiali
common
1
5-
5-15
rr-
com.
4-26
:/__'/_
Insurance
Ltd.
earned
f)und__2—
Power,
6-
17 %c
1__
50c
—
Co.,
(from
&
4-30
common....
.__/_
5-
5-31
100%
(increased)//
5-10
_
(quar.):
Corp.
iqyar.)
Inc.
Roj*al Oak Dairy Ltd., class A
Rudy Mfg. Co.__—
12'4c
+
7-
5-14
6-15
90c
dividend)
$4,04 preferred; (quar.
$5
preferred
(quar.)___
Rochester Transit' iquar.)
—___/——
Rockwell Spring & Axle iquar.UJ____—____
3
7-
18c
(quar. >_
New
Electric
''•••• $5c
of
/
3
51.27*4
quar.)
Income
(stock
oil
Southern
4-18
25c
$1.25
(quar.)_____
$1.10
Ltd/
prior pfd.
(R. J.i
the
on
'*/
3
6-
14c
::—
Saddlery—-
P.)
6-
1
5%
(quar.)____.
West
6-30
7-
3%
)
div.i
Fund
Line
Virginia
Uian
4-30
A ' (quar.j
change
1
45c
$1.25
Coal. Ltd., class A
(Common
Green
(stock
r.
dividend
West
5-
4-155-15
53'4C
—-
common
(quar.G
Co.
1
■-*
Works,
preferred
Union
6-10
59*uc
-
(interim)
preferred
Grand
Great
iquar.i-.!—
Investments. Ltiiv—-
5-
55c
,
4.40'v
General Tin
5-15
:
common
Line
Value
5-20
15c
iquar.)
Stockholders
/
4-23
34 c
J"'
Set\ice
General Telephone,
Value
4-24
6-10
(quar.)
Company
Class .B
4-15
56 '4c
$1.40 prior pfd. (quar.i
Co.
(quar. )__c_
4-24
5-10
10c
Riverside Cement Co.—
,
preferred- (accum.)
conv;
Gas, Inc.,
5-10
+
Tile
Gar Wood Industries—
Gas
5-28
1
Ltd.,
5-10
5-
50c
7
1
Ltd.
_/,
4-3U
6- 5
5-15
25c
Carbon
SI.15
RR.
uas
&
10c
(initial)
5-15
(quar.
25c
(quar.)./.
5-20
(quar.)
Utah. Construction
$1.10
Reynolds
6-14
4-25
c
Carbide
Lumber
Lines
5-15
quar.)—/
Electric fo Engineering. Co.
5-20
$1
^
*
S.
6-
5-
Y\7;
6-7
V'
5-31
15c
6-
6-
,
35c
Chemical
J_.__.__—
Class
5-20
6-
fc
iquar.)—
Union
27'4c
;
V
1
'15c
.
'■
/
5-24
basis.
9c
(quar.i____„
6- A Z
>
77-
5c
_J_
Manuiapturing (quur.)___
Co., preferred A (quar.)___
3CJc
/___
——i__./
Reliance
0-6
6-
30c
J
,—
Co.
5-24
Metal
6-15
30c
Rcdondo
■
4-15
30 c
_•
/-
FJagg-Utica, 5'r
5-
1
+30c
—_
tquar. )________
(quar.
two-for-or.e
U.
:
Rayonier, Inc. iquar.)
Reading & Bates Oiishore
/ 4-23
5c
Fittings. Ltd, class A (s-8
Fitrsimmons Stores/class A
v
6- '7 \
6- ''
+
+
fe2'4c
Puget Sound Power &
4-23
ti 1
Federal
1
Union
Car
Scale
River,
Extra
5-17
68;,)c
(quar.i___.
•'
7/. 1
-
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
5c
(quar. t
_.__/
Corp.
Randall
preferred
1
6-15
:
common
Mines,
Life
•
'
Tpxas Pacific Coal & Oil iquar.25c
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.15c
Timken Roller Bearing
Co.—/■;///;;;. j/:/1 // ,:
/
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to be held on May 9 on a directors'
pro¬
posal to split the common stock on a
4-15
25c
5.Va.i%
/
+$1.25
Company
Powell
5-r#
30c
5-
$1,076
—
Rcerless Insurance Co. (Keene. N; H.t
5-10
15c
3
6-10
(qiiaT;
Goal, 5
Petrclite
J '
4-26
30c
6-
:
$1
/
iquar.)
Consolidated Gold
Potter
"v
4-18
Ltd.—
Co..
Shipbuilding Corpv—
Peaslee-Gaulbert
5-20
$0.6751
Industries
45c
(Interim >;*_///!///—z
26
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)______,
Steel
series
Co.
1'otgietersrust
Electric Hose &• Rubber
Texas
Texas
5-15
pieferred
/ Ptabody
series" "(entire
redemption
4-3b
4-10
Titan
Chemical,
convertible
Pneumatic
"1954
5-20
I
,v
(quar;)
5-1
415c
Republic
Pato
prelerred
5.12%
preferred: (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_^
Gulf Producing (quar.)_,
6-
______/
Plastics,
(quar.)
Trunkline Gas
(reduced)
Central
(quaT.)__„v_—____4.-g/_
.
(qyar.)jg__»„^.,„c„_a^,_.
5.25%
5-10
Tub
Panhandle Eastern
/
pfd.
for
5-15
5.10%
■
4-25
Mississippi River Products Line,
(quar.) ' __L/_/.-/.l////^--/
4%
4-18*
$1.25
1
net
(quar.)
-/r_/
Cement
(quar.)
4-18'
1
"
5-21
(Canada)
owehs-utbnois
4-29
6-
4-22
/_/■—"_
Leather
Old
4-29
(quar.i;.,
Natural Gas—
$4.40
5-15
L__
'
Paso
1
5-
'
6-
Natural Gas, common
4*4%
prelerred A (quar.)
4.92% preferred B (quar.)
5-15
6-
____
Extra
7\
6- 'If
6-10
Oklahoma
4-15
Lto.—
.Common (quar.)
$1 preference (quar.)__.
D<mgias Aircraft (quar.)
B1
1
;sio
coin...
(quar.)
7
6-
1
:
5$ 7
Ltd..
6-
1
7-
4-30
prtnuieu' (quar. >__
American
Inc.
5-13
6-
5%
Investment,
Extra
5'b
.
5-1
10c
(quar.)
Anglo
1
7-
$1.25
S1.27&'
;$1.28
3'//
Oklahoma
3'
12c
;
&z
:.
40c
■■
'
'
7-
$1.2-2Vi-"
preferred
5%" preiferreci
Gas
&
series
York
Ohio
„
371 %c
Drug
Northwest
5-15
35c
preferred (quar.)
Diocesan Investment Trust
$1.16*A
preferred
4.90%
5-10
Co... (quar.)
Process Co.
New
4-22
6-1
New
4-22
SI.75
12 %c
t
(quar.)
">4 7%
Dobbs
•
5-15
Mining &
Dickenson
North
-
V7'7«"l>rc'ferred
1
10c
Common
5-25
$1
28 l/oC
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.) '____
Deere & Co., common
(quar.)
7r
13c
>
7
$1.16
50 c
initial
6-
!
$1.12*(i:
(quar.)
5-31
8c
•
1
4.64%
5-15
tquar.i.
7
7-
5-27
6-10
90c
-6-
-
6-27
/
1
1
6-11
$1
(quar.')/—if)qu&i*.>'
7;
6-
7-
7-
;
from
5-17
1
$1.15
6-
!____
4-19
6-14
7-
(quar.)_____
20c
iquar.)
5-31
3s
35c
__/__2__^/ $1.02*^
w»i.w_-/„; /.Sl,06*4.
preferred
preferred
4.65%
«t.ignore -(qt.ar.i_
Corp.
Products
New
25C
r
3
4.60%
35c
is-ai
Gas
convertible
Neon
3-30
5-
(quaf.)__
11c
<fe Co.
Telephone/
:>■/ 6'./pre)tireu
1
4-15
5
preferred
35c
+
;
National Steel &
0-17
I
.+
_
(quar.i
(quar.)
common
60c
6-14'
5-
6-
4.50%
6-5
(quar.)/
Portland
Stock
1
9
$1
f)
5-31
Iiic.—
Preferred Stock
6-
5-
6-14
1
National Securities Series—
6-29
5-
1
7-
6-25
iquar:)
snares
Maid
National
$ 12c /
1
6-
(quar.).
com.
Ujuar.)
•
50c
preferred
Co.
Aiaxwtu
Montecatini
17'4c
_____
C.)
Natural
4-15
3174c
5-
6-
30c
6-15
-
2wC
common
Missouri
4-15
6-20
41*/4C
28V8C
"it
preferred
30c
fooacco
Missouri
3
5-
(quar. )
pfd.
$1:20
$1.25
(quar.i
Mississippi. Power Co.; 4.40%; pfd.
4.60%
preferred (quar.) '//i;
i:
1
4-18 i.
5-10
Ltd.—
4.10%
4-23
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)___
4.25%
'
1
(miai.i.—________
preferred
Minute
00c
class A/__Z//__
of Americai,
Transit,
1
$1.06
.
Tennessee Gas
5-
(quarterly
Structural
Minneapolis
40c
clafss A
4%
preferred (quar.I
Cribbeij & Sexton, 4'A%
6-15
(increased quar.)_____
Fund
Micnlghii ' beumle./?
4-o0 «"
$1.12 Va
_
7-15
$2'.
;____
iOscar)
5'/e
4-30
iioc
Water Co.,
Mayer
Electric—
Ltd.".
Sunray Micl-Contlhental Oil,..eommou i.quar.)
5%%
2nd preferred' (quar.)__.__——
4Va% preferred A (quarj______
—4-—Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
4-18
4-:io
6-10
25c
Tanganyika Concessions,
Ordinary .(Interim)1
tquar.)_i_
shares
Meadville
5-
<s-a)
Container Corp.
Dallas
5-15
4-30
27c
27'^C.
/
6-15
(annual).
preferred
*R.
:
>./
5-15
*
Consolidated
5-15
:v.
1
5-10
iquar.)/
Theatres,
1st
Investment
50c
ordinary..
(quar.) ■__*
Cement Corp.
Consolidated
i
4.C
40c
preferred
Consolidated
•;
6-15
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.—
Shoe
Co.
Gas,
Maiming,
f$1.25
_,—
Ohio
&
wiyers
Star
Metal
35c
Ltd
tz
Mahon
5-23"
—L_;
quar.)
(quar.)_-__—
4-30
Co.
Trust
•
4-30
J$1.06
(quar.i
Development, Ltd.,
Cblumbus
4-17
4-24
_a__
Mints,
5-10
B
Co.,A iquar.)
7-15
(qtiftr.
Poi^ia.id
.
5'«
1
(quar.)__L
.//
1
(increased
preferred
Oil
5-14
quar.i_i__
Village
H.)
MacKinnon
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i,
4-23
■5-10
5-31
—
com.
+60c
interest__i
4.H4convertible
J50c
iquar.
4-24
7c
Mines, "Ltd.
Wire
ic
Beneficial
(S.
Lone
4-10
5-
50c
$29-
7s-aj___
if
Liggett
4-30
,
1
4-30
/'
Gold
Libbey-Ovons Ford Glass
;
+25c
,
__
West Corp.
South
Cochenour
pfd.
4-24
4-30
+75c
Investment Income)
t32''^c
—
_
5-15
37)20
Island-!—__
of -Rhode'
(increased
Managed Funds,
1
Electric,
pre.erred
A:
Service
____
.
Ltd., 4'.i%
Coke
&
15c
(quar.)—_——
(quarJ
Louisiana
Central
Cities
Ltd.
6-
5c
.___—
(quar.i.
Aircraft
Central
(quar.i
(quar.)
louar.i
Utilities
preferred
Cessna
Insurance
Ltd.
+$1.31
Ltd—__
(Quar.)_z
Canada,
Co.
Steel
Lexington
4-23
5-27
_•/•
—
of
Lehn & Fink Products
7
4-13
.
6-1
25c
quar.)/_/-______'
i
erred
pre
Canadian
,
Title
Co.,
Malting
4 'A %
<
Pacific
preference
Canada
I
11c
a22c
———
Co.___'_———+.
Cement
('. $1.30
income)-,—
Co.
Ltmgn
?, 5-2 J
5-14
8c
__
_____
Byllesby (H. M.i
California
—
(final)
Co.
(quar.)
Brown-McLaren Mfg.
•
income)
4-11
Zl—
—2
—
1st
Kress
4-25
10c
%
_
Corp. (quar.i /_J—J----—
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
•
net
9-14
-
6-26
60c
30c.
12','aC
—__
(quar.) J
< quar.)
(stock <iiv.
-
Trust
Leece-Nevillc
3 ' r.
(quar.)
Aroostook. RR/
<fc
Aircratt
Investors
Knickerbocker
1
'
Bangor
preference
Mutual
.
5-1
50c
_
(quar.)}--.—.—.
conv.
Clfs.
50c
Atlantic
4-25
(from ordinary
5-15
Kings County Trust (B'kljn; N": Y.i
Kluckercocker Fluid—
-
.
Atlantic
6-15
1
5-31
Keystone
Connecticut—
of
-Quarterly
5-
1
225c
Kerr-Addison
4-10
5-
62'Ac
;
—
1
7-
°
50c
3-20
-Kellogg
>
r
i
2'Ac
tom.____
iquar.),—
15c
5-10 V
„
Trap
piefeiied
6-
10-
/
50c
Teleplione Corp.*/ commcn.'.....
preferred (quar.)*
Johnsou & JOU1180ri (quar.)
5-15
5-24
a
Class B /__
Animal
'
22c
,
4-15
5'/
'.15c
5-31
^-:-Z—i
hicOme) ?'
6%
Jamestown
-•
87'be
—
iquar.)——
com.
1.
.
Tiling (quar.i
iqiuir.)/-./----./-,-.--
Cbrp,,
.
6-15
Sun
2c
Investors
*
5-3.1
$i.l2y2
-iquar.)
j$4.o0 pr.efejted : (quar.)
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)—
Suburban Gas Service—
(Dallas)
6ro
"6-14 y
5-17
i
30c
-
.
Interprovircial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Investment Foundation Ltcf:, com,
(quar.
6-14/
7; I "
SI.05
Seating. Co.
Anderson Electric
,
1
12 Vic
iquar.)
com.
Inc.-common
preferred
conv.
.
b-
SI.15
4-30
■/
,
curity' profits)'
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph' (quar.)
Quarterly,
.
.
i
v
(quar.i
•.Alpha Beta Food Markets,
I -5% preferred A .<quar.)
American
1
50c
1
v
1
6-
-
I
common
Stevens
se-
Payaoie of ti.ee,
6-15
from/
from
1'Oc
Snare
f >•
»-•
•
25c
Common
"Fund'"(12c
income -plus
40c
<qnar.i___-/
5-
5 peso
5-
—
Gas
of Company •
Inc.,
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5^4%- preferred A (quar.)__
20%
■
Ltd.-—"
Foundation
-* flame
;
Spiegel,
13
Holder*
When
Per
-
<f-30
2
8Y'Ac
_pfd.%tquar.f___-v
i
Natural
No.
6-11
a
tquar.)__/__/_+_/__ *
preferred
Akibama-Tennessee
iquar.)
oi Rec.
"
5-15 \
____
common
Shares
investment
'
of Hec.
A.—
25c
'/../%
(quar.)—_—
tquar.)__r
Corp.,
prior
'Alabama
•
Inc.
Process
Payable
5c
blame of Company Acme
Acushnet
y"'
s!
Mexico,
Nov. 29 against Coupon
payment).''-^-'^/—
on
(initial
Institutional
Holder*
When
Share
Holaert
5-31:
half of this; dividend" payable on May :
31' against Coupon,. No. :i and the other
Institutional
- • -
When
Payable
One
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have hot yet reached theix}
payment date.
•«((
Stock .dividend.^.
Industria Electrica. Do
.
___'
Boston
/*.
Then we follow with
week.
nounced during the current
Fund of
Share
34c
..'iNameof Company/'■'
Income
tables.
(1893)
—
6-28
6-10
3c
/—
Ltd.* (6-a)
9-27
9-10
3c
12-30
12-10
t2c
4-30
4-10
—
:iv,'
'
/
;: *r S'Mrc
Equipment Co. (quar.). .
20c
American Photocopy
1
-6-14
$1.25
6-20
6-10
$1.25
si.zo
President Lines
non-cumulative preferred
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
$i.7»
J,rc
---
____
Viscose Corp.
(quar.)
(Miami)
American Title & Insurance
Class
A
4(A%
50c
25c
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)_.
oOc
*
Gas
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Co.
(qiar.)—:
(quar.)
common
Aro
Aluminum,
convertible
35c
—
4.35%
4.35%
2nd
5
Atlas
preferred (s-a)_.
5-
1
4-10
Burma
5-
1
4-10
This
6-
6-20
5
1
4-17
Burns
6-26
5-29
5
6-26
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burry Eiscuit
5-
7-
Austin
4-26
4-12
4-23
4-
4-25
4-11
Byers
Class
1
5-10
Caldwell
30c
A
8
5-
1
4-15
-$1,20
preferred
6-14
5-31
$1.25
preferred
6-
1
4-30
$1.32
preferred
5-
1
4-15
$1.24
preferred
1
4-15
Camden
1st
Fire
Power,
1
Campbell
5-15
5-
1
Campbell Soup Co.
6-
1
5-15
7-
6-
1
Red
Canada Foils,
5-15
Common
6-
Mills,
Canadian
Dredge
4-11
1
Oil
Canadian
4-11
4-
Carolina
5
Cos.,
Power
Carson,
4'A 'i
5-15
6-
1
7-
1
6-15
5-
Stock
4Vz%
4-29
4-
1
Ceco
Steel
Products
1
4-19
Central
6-15
5-17
5%
6-15
5-17
Central
Electric
of
4-30
Ry.
Central
4-30
4-16
$1.50
4'A%
4-
5-
4-15
1
Central
preferred series of
com.
preferred
Public
Utility
Food
Markets
5-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-15
Channing
5-
1
4-15
Chase
Corp.
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
Bank
Baldwin
Rubber
RR.,
Co.,
Corpy (quar.)
Beaux-Arts
'
$6
•
Belding-Corticelll,
7%
i
Iron
:
Bliss
Works
pfd.
Bondstock
,
and
Ltd.,
Borg-Warner
Boston
Boston
Co..
Maine
class
pfd.
RR.,
1accum.)_
N.
(quar.)
$2.90
(quar.)
British
Ordinary
Amer.
Amer.
British
(One
(quar.)
and
Bearer
Co.,
shares
Columbia Forest Products Ltd. (quar )
British Columbia Telephone—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
2nd
Brockton
$3.80
preferred
Taunton
preferred
4.40%
preferred
B
The
reported
a
10c
payable
$2.06 preferred
$2.20
Connecticut
Power
or.
April
15.
1
4-
6-
1
5-10
8
5-
4-15
1
4-22
4-15
5-
1
3-29
6-15
(entire
Co.,
4-30
4-19
4-30
/■f 80c
Pont
$3.50
5-15
50c
>
4-19
7-
1
6-
6-
3
5-10
6-
3
5
Du
5-10
4.80%
5-
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-12
5-15
6-13
Eason
5-
1
4-20
E'ast
5-
1
4-18
3
Edison
4.50%
$1
convertible
Oil
Co.
$5
preferred
of
Co.
New
Freightways
Laundries
4-10
3-29
June
5-
Ltd.
4-15
5-15
St
East
7%
1
Natural Gas
Power
preferred
Co.
Co.,
common
6-15
6-
Continental
Continental
Continental
;
Life
Insurance
new
dividend
preference
A
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
4-15
4-
1
5-
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
1
56'Ac
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-18
$10c
6-
1
4-30
tquar.)
(Toronto)
Lines
5-
1
1
1
1
4-15
4-30
4-15
4-15-
Ltd.—
4-30
4-10
$25c
4-25
4- 4'
5-
4-
1
4-15
4-30
$20c
1
5-
}12'A'c
3-2S
1
'
'"
?25c/
$1.25
.
1
4-29
3c
4-30
4-17
5c '
/
,
5-
5-15
5-
87%c
4-25
4-10
$10c
4-30
at
3
.
8-
4-10
4-25
"
4-
4.
1
>4-12
$14c
5-15
4-30
J30c
3%
5-15
4-30
5-24
4-25
50c
6-30
6-14
12'Ac
12Vac
dividend)__
— ——
(entire
$105
'
7-15
7-
3
10-15
10-
4
$$1.75
6-15
25c
5-
5-31
5-15
1
5-15
4-15
6-
on
this
iquar.)
$1.75
common
preferred
Corp.
25c
10c
—
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)^
-'/
Y.
N.
(annual)
17'Ac
30c
.
preferred B
$1.75
$1.50
- $5c
(accum.)
$6
(accum.).
Machine
Products,
4-15
1
4-15
4-30
4-
1
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
50c
5-
1
4-15
$l.I2y2
5-
1
4-15
iquar.)
Natural
(quar.)
(quar.).
Gas—
$1.02'A
5.50%
—_
(quar.)
,—
(quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of America—
Elmlra & Williamsport RR. (s-ai—
preferred
preferred
5.65%
E-mhart
Mfg.
Empire
District
Co.
Electric,
Group
(stock
Enamel &
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-19
5-15
4-15
5-31
5-15
$1.18%
5-31
5-15
dividend 1
l'A%
4-30
4-15
(quar.)
60c
pfd.
5%
Associates
Co..
5-15
5-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Millvyork
5-15
5-15
1
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
6-
$1.37'A
$1.37'A
$1.41 y#
25c
$1.19
—
6-
$1.34
—
6-
$1.06'/t
preferred (quar.);
preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred
(quar.)^
5'A% preferred iquar.)
4>'4%
434%
1
5-
_______
Ltd.
4.10%
Empire
5-15
5-
—___
Co.,
common
preferred
Paso
3
6-15
t5c
Washing
Extra
El
6-
(Md.)—
preferred A
4',2%
5-31
Co.—
called
plus
—
convertible
70c
Water
issued
share
per
7%
pfd.
$3.50
is-ai
Heating Products, Ltd.—
4-30
4-17
1
9-21
10-
/
5-17
1
4-25
4-
5
5-20
4-19
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
5-15
4-15
$$1.30
8-
1
7-30
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
5-
9
6-
1
5-15
4.50%
Erie
Gas
Co.,
Forge
1st
5%
2nd
3-30
6-
1
5-15
15c
6-
1
5-15
40c
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
$10c
common
convertible
6%
4-30
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.t
preferred
& Steel Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—.—
;
10c
-.15c
62'Ac
5-10
4-19
5-
4-19
1
4-19
87'Ac
6-10
5-31
4-22
75c
A
Equitable
4-10
25c
Class
Equitable Credit Corp., 50 cents pfd.
60
cents
preferred (quar.)
Erie A
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. stock iquar )
(Continued
*
-./r
(s-a)
Interurban
&
preferred
Emporium-Capewell
6-14
6-
17AC
(s-a)
(initial
*5-
$15c
—
preference
4-12
$1.13
iquar.)
common
4-30
-V 5-
Co.,
(quar.).
Employers
100%
Varnish,
4-30
5-15
Inc
$7
1
12-15
10c
Transportation
4-15
5-15
income).
States
1
$1.12'A
1
Industries
&
4-30,
5-15
$40c
(quar.)
Louis
1st
Ekco
$1.04
(quar.)
4-17
5-24
t50c
Co.,
Life Insurance Co. of
4-15
5-
60c
iquar.)
1,
3-29,
4-30
iquar.)
Linoleum
Eastern
4
5-15
16c
(s-a)__.
(quar.)
Stock
3-22
4-
4-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$3
4-25
47'Ac
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
Paint
,
20c
(quar.)
$4.52
Cock
5-
25c
(quar.)
1
4-30
(s-a)
dividend)
$1.06'A
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
$20c
Works,
——
1
York—
;
1
"
Kootenay Power Co. Ltd.—
preferred
(accum.)
7%
1
32%c
(quar.)
Consolidated
$4.16
(quari)
6-
$15c
—
4-30
52'Ac
Mines--
6-20
$25c
«Si
prelerred
5-
55c
pfd.
1
6-14.
25c
/-
,
Duro-Test Corp.
(N. J.)
(stock
Dynamics Corp. of America—
5-
30c
51'AC
(ouar.)
7-
10%
of Canada Securities, Btd., com.
31 Vic
51c
(quar.)
5-
4-18
6-29
9-13
5-15
39c
Supply (quar.)„„—,%•
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
:—. ;
5-17
4-10,
1
6-20
9-20
35c
(quar.)—;
Ltd.
earned
Metals
5-
25c
;
(quar.)____
(quar.)___
(quar.)______——
preferred
4-19
117'Ac
Laboratories,
Pont Co.
Ducommum
1
4-30
25c
/
r
—
I.) de Nemours & Co.—
(E.
preferred
5-
2%c
shares.—
Coal, Ltd.
from
Film
Du-Art
4-10
investment
partic.
(Quarterly
o
4-24
$37'Ac
(stock div.)_—
Chemical
&
8
4-
$25
preference B iquar.)___—_—
Donnacona Paper Co.,.Ltd;
(quar. >_—_____
Dover Corp., 5%
1st preferred (quar.)_„___
Dreyfus Fund, (The) Inc.—
'
4-20
75c
(quar.)
Yellowknife
at
L
Tar
4-
5-15
50c
&
1
5-28
issue
1
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.) v
Donald Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
5-31
-
4 7'Ac
E
Discovery
Royalty
25c
4-15
50c
Dearborn
Paper
1
5-20
(Toronto)—
preferred (quar.)_:
preferred series F (quar.)
Consolidated
5-
1
5-1
Power—
series
Consolidated
1
6-
35c
Oilcloth
1
5-
5-15
$2
____:/
Ltd.
Quarterly
Easy
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-
Dominion
$1.37'A
(quar.)
4-16
5-
Dominion Steel &
4-15
6c
(quar.)
preferred
4-16
j0c
3-22
Corp.—
$4.50
payment was incorrectly
these columns last week as
dividend
Light
preferred
4-16
5110
?: I
5-15
$50c
preferred
«
(quar.)
Dominion
5-
45c
1
20c
preferred (quar.)——
4-26
$50c
1
1
5
net
Eastern
income
—
1
5-
pfd.
Association
5-
1
12-
6-
$1
Magnesium
11-27
:
$50c
Life
5-
6-
12-15
Ltd., common
Fabrics,
conv.
11c
(quar.)
$$1 18%
51 10
9
62'/2c
—
^9-26#
He
preferred
Consolidated
6-18
Dominion
10c
Fund
Natural Gas
Consolidated
1
!/ 2nd
7
$1.25
income)
investment
Consolidated
7-
Dominion
6
6-
Fund—
net
Consolidated
1
4
12-
6-27'
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
&r,
$2 04
95c
above
in
Stock
from
Consumers
;.
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Bruning (Charles) & Co. (quar.)
Note:
Co.,
Connecticut
$2
5-
10-
12-24
$25c
(monthly).;
preferred
4-29
Gas—
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.
4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Power
$$150
_
10-24
6
(s-a)
(monthly.
Engineering
-
I20c
Quarterly
4-29
$$1 093'8
:
(quar.)„
(quar.)
5'A%
4-29
4-10
Extra
1
Quarterly
6-14
1
Dominion
5-
»
6-14
5-
5
6
5-
6-
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
5
5-
6-15
common
Dome
7-
3-22
3
3
62'Ac
—
Dominguez Oil Fields
Dominion Bridge Co.,
4-
1
66-
15c
from
4-5
4-25
5-
$2
•.
Co.—
5-3
7-25
4-2
40c
•>/
(quar.)__
common
$1.16
Commonwealth
6-14
$l2»Ac
5-1
4-13
45c
(quar. h
•i
$2.09
British
4-15
5-15
4-10
1
4-30
(quar.)_.__.
preferred
Doeskin Products,
100
investment
Conlon-Moore. 6%
4-29
5-15
30c
$1.56
3-22
5-10
6-21
5-10
1
4-24
ordinary
5-20
v
5-
(s-a)
pref.
A
Manufacturing,
Dodge
5-
5-24
held)
4-10
4-30
33c
37'Ac
—
50c
$50c
3-29
1
/. $4.20
?2c
Fund—Beneficial
shares
Industries,
Quarterly
Quarterly
(10
5-
net
(quar.)
—
& Cox
Beneficial
1
3-29
long-
(quar.)
income)
Dodge
Air Lines
33'A%
share
4-15
Eastern
5-24
dividend)—
three
4-15
4-12
1
4-
2
4-22
25c
.
quarterly
Eastern
isc
6-11
1
1
5-
87'Ac
series)
(from
Confederation
lld
5-
5-
(Increased
4-19
4-24
4-29
4-15
4-10
5-
Y.
Quarterly
(1956
Terminals
3-27
6-21
1
87'Ac
A____
(quar.)
Central
5-24
33V3%
5-
4-25
5s 63Ad
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.).
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
4-12
33Vb%
divid.)—
(stock
each
Fund
4-30
5-15
4-18
4-10
\"'
from
on May
this dividend)
share plus
1
Concord
1
1
net
redemption
4-26
Concord
6-
5-
4-25
—
class
for
4-26
(quar.)
A
Yard
Construction
conv.,
called
4-15
5-15
(quar )
28C
6-25
9-24
Steel
$1.50
4-30
*
Co.
common
37'Ac
6-28
12-24
Match,
preferred
Disher
3-28
10c
30c
35c
preferred
class
Discount Corp of N.
4,-10
1
(s-a)___
Stock
(quar.)
4-10
9-27
from
1st
Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co., common
(quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
1
Ltd.—
Ordinary
for
par)
:
Co.__
Combustion
1
12-27
1
'
5-
4-10
$1.50
Finance—
Colonial
33'A%
divid.)
dividend)
(stock
Tobacco
preferred
preferred
$1.90
divid.)
(stock
receipts
5%
5-
$72'Ac
_
(stock
1 stock
$3.50
Columbia
•
Diamond
7
$1.06%
<
Colorado
Tobacco—
additional
(quar.)
(B.
20c
....
shillings
gtd.
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., common
(quar.)__
$4.25
preferred
(quar.);
4-10
Union
8-
4-10
50c
40 cents
preferred
to $3.50 1st preferred
$4.50
6-17
4-19
7
40c
6-29
1
9-
12-
$1.12 »A
'•
4-15
1
4-10
$3.50
to
$2.50
Illuminating—
(quar.)____
Pittsburgh RR., 4%
4-12
5-
4-30
$2.50
du
1
5-
8
6-21
5c
1
4-20
4-
2
Louis
St.
5-
5-20
4-30
7-
.7'Ac
5-
4-19
8
% 4-10
Corp.—
30c
.
$62'Ac
5-1
4-
1
->
iquar.)—_______
Tramway
4-10
5-
•
/./•
;
_/
Light
com.
30c
(quar.)
jioc
Final
Registered
8
$1.25
receipts
American
4-
1
$1.25
___
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
of Canada. Ltd.—
bearer
dep.
5-
4-30
$1.25
&
preferred
Colonial
$1.25
(quar.)
______
regular
dep.
Ordinary
5
Denver
25c
J.), Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
70c
~~
American
Electric
' 7%
reg. gtd.- (quar.)
Club Aluminum Products
$1.06
_
preferred
Ltd
Traction
4-
$3.80
puis
Ltd.
Mfg.,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
•
-
4-25
$1
...
(quar.)
Fund
preference
(quar.)
Clarostat Mfg.
(reduced)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
Ry., 5%. preferred (quar.)
Coghlin
4-25
5-15
Mines,
debenture
20c
Controller
Cochrant-Dunlop Hardware Ltd., class
5-15
6-
5%
4-17
4-12
$8
'
3-29
4-15
Dennison
1
5-
JS6.25
5'A%
&
$1.25
(quar.)
3-29
1
Delnite
37'Ac
____
•
(stock
of
*1,25
1
1
5-15
4-19
$1.25
1
5-
Power
4-19
5-
4-10
1
5-
:i':/'
•
income)
Phipps Stores,
5-10
37',2c
4-30
5-
Dean
5-10
9-20
8
5-
Dominion Electrohome Industries,
,
5-
60c
-
Airways
Brazilian
:
5-10
12-20
4-
$1
;
capital gains
37'Ac
5-
20c
5c
.
(quar.)
Bridge & Tank Co.
Cleveland &
25c
(quar.)
Braniff
$4.50
4-19
C.)—
—
gains)
$5
preferred
Mines
4-19
35c
A
(quar.)
preferred
Bralorne
1
5-1
25c
common
$5
Green
5-
50c
common
$5
Bowling
Cleveland
50c
._
(Shelby,
(quar.)
preferred
&
4-15
from investment income
Corp.,
Edison
4.25%
1
1
6-8
6
4-22
Mines—
Fund—
distribution
6-
RR.
50c
5%
capital
preferred
5-
6
50c
(quar.)
(5c
from
lc
4%
5-
4-10
•
Mutual
37'Ac
Y.i
Clark
10c
Inc.,
common
Corp.
Pacific
A-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ridge Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Fisheries,
Paul
$17'Ac
4%
Blue
Booth
1
4
Vegh
investment
87'Ac
dividend)
Common
(resumed)-
com.
Gorham,
(E. W.) Co.
Ribbon Corp.,
Blue
6-
75c
(quar.)
&
1
$75c
27'Ac
—_
Watch, Inc.
(quar. >
Best &
Co.
(quar.)—Best Foods, Inc. (quar.)
Starr
5-
"
(s-a)
5-
,
(A
de
5
60c
■
___^
Co,
preferred
(quar.).
term
6-20
6
$1.06
class
Consolidated
4-15
20c
.
(quar.)_
Products, (quar.)
& Electric, com. (quar.)
(Victor V.)
A
Beers
1
1
5%
Co.,
Ltd.,
Frere,
Class
4-15
1
7
912-
6-28
■
$1.12
:
Davidson'Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)_
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
4-16
25c
4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N.
Ltd.—
Benrus
Black,
$1.37'A
$50c
$1.50
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
Belmont
4-15
Inc.—
Ltd.,
preferred
4-26
&
4-
6-
6-
9-27
12-27
iquar.)
Daystrom,
1
62'Ac
(quar.)
Stamping
(quar.)
_.
Co., common (quar.)__________
5-15
Stores
David
per
Clad
—
Apartments,
Auto
5-16
€-26
40c
1st preferred
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
$3
City
City
6-14
pid.
$4
(quar.)
Water
1
20c
(quar.)
Gas
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Molded
9-16
—
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class A (quar.)
,
Cincinnati
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Bates & Innes, Ltd., $1 class A
-
Chicago
5-16
8-26
Davenport
5-
22'Ac
(quar,)
$1
_
5 V2%
'Baystate
4-15
6-14
9-16
3-27
60c
(quar.).
$1
.
—.
—
-Bastian-Morley
.
4-25
preferred
$1.05
preferred:>-(quatv)"7- f-
50c
Power
5-15
$1.12'A
'
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__—
V4% preferred (quar.)
Baniife Corp.
St.
(quar.)
$5 preferred
& Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4'2%
40c
(quar.)
9-30
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Ohio
&
10-15
1- 15-58
$4.24
;- 6-28
(quar.)_
4-19
Common
.
Y.)
(N.
4-30
$1.50
4-10
7-15
5-
5
1
15c
5-
$8c
1
/• 4-
5-
1
50c
.
4-10
$1.05
Chicago,. Milwaukee,
Common
Dairies.
Crystal
Deferred shrs. (bearer and registered) (final)
De Laval Steam Turbine
(quar.)____/
/:;•
4-19
$1.50
1
5-
v
Denver
pfd
(quar.)
4-30
.
Dallas
1
5-
$1
$1.12'A
Baldwin Piano Co., 6%
4-10
5-
$1.25
$1.12'A
$5 preferred
5-
8-31
5-15
50c
>.
$15c
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3'A% preferred (quar.)__-
Common
Daitch
6-
9-15
,
50c
%//>»"
De
;
4-12
4-10
4-10
(quar.)_.
4-10
(quar.)
Manhattan
5-15
1
$1.25
4-12
1
5-
37'Ac
Champlin Oil Ac Refining
4-30
4-10
15c
Century
6-
1
A
Diebold, Inc. (s-a)
4-
10c
5-
25c
4-30
-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Co., 5%
1
•Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
60c
4-30
$31'Ac
Corp.
A
class
30c
4-22
(quar.)_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
class
non-cumulative
Light (Texas)—
4-
Bailey Selburn Oil &; Gas, Ltd.—
non-cumulative
$2
4-10
____________
30c
2%
—
ncn-cumulative
$2
4-10
1
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
1947
$2
4-10
1
1
(quar.)
4-30
1
4-30
1
5-
(quar.)
preference
9-13
6-15
35c
?50c
(quar.)
6-14
9-27
•
.*
'i./
5-
(quar.)_____
B
8-15
2
:
$37'AC
——
4
6-29
87'Ac
"•
5-15
4
6-14
7-
tincreased)
common
5-
/
'
9-
(quar.)
4-26
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quur.)__
Inc.—
preferred
4-26
4%
1
4-30
3'A%
4-15
5-15
10c
Press,
6
5-15
10c
5-
•
4-15
$1.75
/
class
1
4-15
1
3
(quar.)_
5-15
(quar.)__
Gas k Electric Corp.
Securities Corp.
Power <fc
Curtis
Publishing Co.,
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
3
Co.—
B
Illinois
Cuneo
5-
6-
1
5-
28c
5-15
(s-a)
Gas
4-16
4-15
$$2.50
<fc
preferred
preferred
1
4-15
1
5-
$1.75
4-26
(quar.)__
Georgia
preferred B
5%
5-
1
1'7-
6-
Quarterly
1
/ 6- 6
/.;V ;; •/.. //'
Apartments
1
6-
4-22
1
$2
preferred (quar.)„
5-
5-
2
7-
28c
tquar.)
4-15
Delaware
Investments, Ltd
preference
5%
4-17
Canada
4-30
—'
Cumberland
preferred
4-26
Corp., common (quar.)_^
preferred (quar.)
15c
preferred (quar.)
4-15
7%
20c
(quar.)„_.___
preferred
—_
-
1
American Sugar—
Cuban
5-15
,
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Hudson
dividend
1
<5915
common
1
5%
—
5-
$20c
Light,
2
Central
preferred (quar.)__
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (from Income)—
Ayers (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)—-,
4-19
$ 15c
Ltd
&
4-
30c
$1.12
7c
4-19
1
$$1.25
Paper
(quar.)
Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4-16
:
6
5-
4-30
(quar.)
Dock, Ltd. (s-a)
Investment Fund, Ltd
:
4-16
(quar.)
common
5-
5-
4-26
<k
4-
6'Ac
6'Ac
5-15
5-
•
?50c
37'Ac
(quar.)___
Canadian
4-16
$4.50
Baltimore
com.
1
56'Ac
1 :
%
$20c
Ltd.,
Canadian
4-30
(quar.)
I
2
.%•
$7'Ac
u-
Co.,
4-11
1
(quar.)
60c
(s-a)__
—
4-11
1
Ltd.
31%c
(quar.)
1
5-
Seal,
$43c
Ltd.
1
5-
&
31c
5-
5-
Cork
Crown
Crum & Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pi'd. iquar.)
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
;
9'
33c
5-
4-30
pid.
9
25c
—
Bronze
4-30
pfd. (old accum.)
prior pfd (new) (quar.)——
9
7-
10-
30c
(quar.)
Drawn Steel, 60c preferred
Central
conv.
Tools & Machines,
11-
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
55c
preferred
15c
Prior
4-29
19c
—
4-29
$34%c
1
11-15
15c
30c
<quar.t__.
-
Canadian
4-26
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
4-
7-29
10-29
75c
—
(quar.)
15c
preferred (quar.)
Avco Manufacturing, $2.25
6%
Mines,
Extra
15c
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-
10c
(quar.)
Co., class A
$20c
Ltd., 60c partis, class A (quar.)
—-—
—
5-
12'Ac
12'Ac
$37c
.
Participating
3
10c
a-
4-
5-16
8-15
Inc.—
$10c
Lake
5-
6-15
(quar.)
common
9c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4-25
$4
:
Corp.__-_
Service,
3
B
$20c
(quar.)—
Association
Insurance
Central
(quar.)-_-_—
Class
31c
—-
participating preferred
9c
(quar.)
^4-15
5-1
$4
(quar.)—
2%
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)-
5-15
5%
pfd.
Finance
$1.75
—
(quar.)„„-—
(quar.)—
5-
(quar.)
common
International
Coty
Credit
Crossett
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.08%
$1.08%
93%c
Holder*
Payable of Rcc.
37-vie
,
;
///Class: A
/.//../
tquar.)—
5y2%
,
3-27
4-15
;
15c
(quar.)
com.
8
—
preferred A (quar.)__
>5%
Ltd.,
Mills,
4-
$55c
10c
$25c
preferred
non-cum.
preferred B
Avalon
Telephone
'■
4-10
—-
._
$ 12'Ac
6%
•
4-15
preferred (quar,.)
California Packing Corp.
tquar.)^
California Water & Telephone, com. iquar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)_
;—
—*
(quar.)
preferred
Avondale
preferred
$3
Inc.—
Ltd.,
■
47'Ac
;
Quarterly
Class
$1.25 preferred
4-
(quar.)—
prior
Seryice
$1.50
5%
1
tax
—-—*
7%
Calilornia Electric
Steel Products Inc.—
Class
5%
1
5-10
(stock tiiv.)__„..—:——
Co..
Linen
2nd
5-
Co.,
Automobile Banking,
Avildsen
55-
30c
—
1
5-
30c
J20c
non-voting
6%
$17V2c
Cclotex
<fc
Share
i
$4
.Quarterly..
7%
(quar.)—-_———————.——
A
4-15
15c
Corp.,
M.)
(A.
inc.
..
*
Bush Terminal Co.
9
5-10
Electric
Auto
1
(quar.)
.
3
convertible
Automatic
Co.
________
6-
Ltd.
Mines,
Nichols
$1.20
&
$4c
Gold
Aunour
5-
v
but
1
(from investment income)
Atomic Fund
25c
A.¬
5-
_.
Atomic
4-17
+
—
(quar.)
Carpenter
Sewing Centers, Inc. (quar )
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Development Mutual Fund
Atlas
Mines, Ltd. (final)
payment free from British
less expense of depositary
Co.
8%c
56'Ac
$1.50
$1
(quar.)
B
_c
Hill
5-
$1
—$1.02'A
pfd.
4-17
1
5-21
B < quar.)——___—
preferred (quar.)
;—
4%,
7'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Refining Co., $3.75
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—
4-30
1
5-
$$1
Class
Bunker
5%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
6-21
/*c
30c
30c
Atlantic
5'A %
class
Ltd.,
1
quar.)—_—
preferred
preferred
5-15
5-
(s-a)—,—--
■
4-
4-30
Atlantic City
4.10%
"'V
'* P "■
0} Company
Copp Clark Publishing Co. Ltd.\( initfal)*___
Corn Products Refining, common
tquar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
'
7-
participating class A (quar.)—,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)-
15c
25c
Bulloch's,
80c
(initial quar.)—
preferred
When.
'i. frame
•
4-15
$1.50
5-13
(initial quar.)
com.
1
'
common
6-10
$4
4%
(quar.)^^___—■—
$1.50
Telephone & Telegraph Co
(Increased
Fails
5-
:ioc
r
Buckeye Steel Castings,
6%
preferred iquar.
4-10
Equipment Corp., 4Ms% preferred (quar.)
Associated
Hill
(s-a)—
$I.12y«
$1.12Vz
15c
30c
$20c
Ui0c
$62'Ac
----
preferred A (quar.)
$2.50 preference shares B (qpar.)
Altex
Products
m.31%
—
2nd
Arnold
Steel
1
*
.
(quar.)_
Inc.
Holders
-When
■-.'l-Shard: Payable of Rec.
'..-A:;/--.A..:;,///.
Namei>f Company '
!.;■
Buchanan
»
Arkansas-Louisiana
$2.40
'*:
Buck
6-
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch.
30c
J5c
—
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)_.
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Applied Research Laboratories.
i
f,2c
(quar.)
Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co.,,$4.50 preferred (s a)
Anjphenol Electronics (increased)
Anaconda Wire & Cable—
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.jAnglo-Canadian Telephone—
Zinc, Lead &
American
•
_
25c
'Class A
American
7-
,
(quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5% - non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_—
American Smelting & Refining—
"7%
1st preferred (quar.)
American States Insurance (Indianapolis)—
Class B
of Hec.
Per
Holders
Payable
Monday, April"22, 1857
.
.
..
.
American
Argus
When
Per
'
Name of Company
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
The
(1894)
14
on
page
48)
5-
.
Volume 185
Number 5631
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1895)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year li>»6
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.'■*
NEW
Lowest
Highest
YORK
14
45% Apr
109'a Feb
7
98
Jan
28
102
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
14
Apr
9
ABC
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58 V8 Jan
2
64
Jan
9
ACF
Industries
6
98% Dec
14 '
Apr
20
10
22
Sep
19
23 % Dec
July 30
37% Dec
29% May 25
6
37 Vi Feb
6
13% Apr
32 y8 Feb
4
4 V
154
Jan
19
31
22'b Jan
19
22% Dec
31
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
Feb
9
190
Dec
9
163
136
155
Nov
2% Dec
46% Feb
15
Dec
14
117% Jan
23% Feb
2% Mar
.
.6
23% Mar 22
31
88% Jan
6% Dec
31
10% Mayt
241% Sep
14
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
105
160
Nov
21% Dec
29
Dec
42% Dec
77
17
21 Va Feb
27% Feb M
4
97% Jan t 3
9
1% Dec
28
47
28
Dec
Dec
•58;
10
EXCHANGE
11
16
Sep
18
1% Feb
27
3
Feb
11
4
30
126
Kid
Mills
Allied
Stores
115
Jan
39
Jan
93% Jan
136
4
3
Apr
18
2% Jan
15
15
24 Va Jan
3
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
27% Mar
8
31% Oct
29
May 28
16% Jan 23
70% Jan
9
23% Aug
2
1
47% Dec
118
Dec
28% Mar 25
62 % Apr
16
19% Jan
2
u
41% Feb
12
11
104% Feb
12
*
113
Jan
2
35V4 Apr 17
99 Va Mar 28
31
Jan
66
Mar
15
4.03%
20
19% Dec
3
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 12
40
Oct
1
Nov
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
53% Dec
3
38
27
Dec
13
67
37% Apr.
27 */, May 15
81
Dec
18
61
Jan
12
4% Mar
39 Vb Feb
39% Jan
24% Jan
20
18
3
29%
100
American
6%
Bank
Note
Brake
Shoe
convertible
7%
Inc
Co
4%%
63%.
25%
46%
114%
47%
46
46%
18
1
13 VB Nov
27
31% Feb
17% Apr
14 Va Feb
6
18
American
&
14
38
Jan
17
American
Gas
Feb
11
23% Jan
2
American
7
120
Jan
17
135
Feb
18
American
7
118% Feb
13
144% Apr
13% Apr
18
American-Home
13% Nov
29
15
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
95
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
40% Dec
11
24 Vb Feb
9
14
17% Apr
17
141/4 Jan
2
15'/a Jan
95
Jan
31% Feb
2
21
12
96
2
American
Jan
9
15% Apr
15
16% Apr
11
American
101
Mar 27
38% Apr
16
Foreign
24
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
20%
American
40 %
51%
39%
51%
53%
2,600
57%
58 Va
2,200
28%
*28%
28%
35
*34%
35%
89 %
*88
89 %
STOCK
Investment
Co
preferred
Amer
28%
*34%
35 %
*34%
35 Vb
35
89%
89 V,
89 V4
89 %
*88
77%
78%
77%
78%
77 %
78%
77%
77%
EXCHANGE
X28%
28%
28 Vb
28%
♦27%
28 %
28%
28%
CLOSED
of
34% Mav
4
23% Feb
11
28
Jan
2
Amer
Metal
Mar 16
96% Apr
9
99% Feb
6
28
Jan
16
21% Apr
4
25% Jan
15
American
30
Jan
27
25
Jan
21
26% Jan
17
30
18
Apr
5
13 Va Jan
5% Dec
31
8% Jan
3
55% Jan
12
17
28% Feb
6
70% Sep
33 % Dec
33 Vb NOV
21
14% Mar 26
16
Jan
5% Jan
7
Feb
14
64 Vb Jan
31% Jan
59
2
*45 %
46 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
36%
36 %
36 Va
36%
36%
6,500
22%
22 7%
23%
23 V,
23%
3,500
•122%
124 Va
122
142%
142%
12%
*96
15
1
16%
81
3", %
142
12%
12%
*96
97
15%
♦15
15%
16%
16%
♦99 %
101
37%
37%
82
•82
1,300
preferred
Metal
100
Products
Motors
Natural
Corp
*96
98
*24%
25 Va
*24%
*15%
15 Va
*15%
15%
15%
15%
5
7%
60%
23
7%
No par
30%
35%
52
16% Dec
5
24% Mar 20
16Vb Feb
28
18 Va Jan
9
Amer
Rad
16%
16%
153% Jan
9
Sany common—5
.100
4
preferred
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
50% Feb
19
Jan
2
Amer
144% Jan
8
155% Jan
24
2
43% Feb
13
129% Mar 26
120 % Jan
4
45% Jan
123% Feb
15
37% Feb
28
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
12
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
39'A Jan
19
48
Dec
13
87
Jun
26
59 % Mar 20
174
Feb
46% Mar
51
July 24
59% Jan
113
21
Nov
16
15
6 Va Jan
2
17
Apr
81% Feb
18
6% Jan
34% Jan
11
94% Jan
45% Mar 12
106
Jan
3
58
47% Jan
50% Feb
125
Jan
10
3
3
Dec
28
146
Jan
19
28
16% Jan
10
187Vb Feb
1
1
84 % Apr
145% Jan
30
26
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
13
Oct
68 VB Oct
119
9
25
Dec
Jan
Dec
3
27
10% July 20
4
29
Jan
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
17 Vb Dec
12
65
preferred
American
Co
25
common
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries ———1
26
American
Stores
Co
American
Sugar
Refining
Common
"when
17
132
Jan
21
10
Aor
15
170% Jan
2
72 % Feb
13
139% Feb
12
Jan
179 Vb Mar
18
1
com—100
Tal & Tel Co
American
Tobacco
78% Jan
131% Feb
31
2
37 V» Jan
10
9% Jan
21
10
18
27% Feb
Apr
6
14
8
6%
Dec
American
3
Viscose
Water
6%
5%%
16% Feb
12
19% Mar
7
American
Zinc
57% Feb
19
72% Jan
9
Anaconda
100
25
80 Va Apr
18
Anaconda
Wire
Nov
7
67
Feb
25
2
31% Feb
12
Jan
107
37% Jan
4
Jan
12
90% Apr
9
94% Feb
20
42% Dec
13
39% Jan
4
48% Feb
20
43%
July 11
30% Feb
13
26% May 29
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
n«i»»
39 % Jan
40
7
Mar 20
8,800
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
2,000
35 Va
35 Va
35%
35%
36
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
162
*158
162
*158
3.400
3,000
20,000
162
6%
6%
6%
1,800
30 Va
30
30
29%
30
29
29 %
2,100
84
84
85%
85%
85
85
85
86
55%
149
44%
*121
39%
47V4
122
56%
149
6%
56 Vb
146 Va
6%
6%
56 Va
149
55%
147
44%
44
44%
*121
123%
39
40 %
47 Va
124 Va
47%
124
47 %
124
56%
56%
145
*44
45
♦121
39%
6%
6%
147
45
123 Va
39%
47%
*122 Va
—
135
10
177%
74%
124
34%
138 Va
137
10
lOVs
178
177%
6,100
47%
1,300
47%
47%
125
125
138
133 %
138
177%
74%
74%
74 V«
74 Va
123 Va
122%
122%
34%
34 Va
35%
35'/«
9%
9 Va
26 Va
26 Va
*24%
Smelting—1
9%
*26
9%
9V8
100
31
500
138
9%
1,300
177%
21,000
74%
75»%
122%
34%
35
9%
177%
124%
200
125
177%
10
10
700
39 %
31
10 V4
177%
720
45
123%
39
40
—
138 %
410
10,100
56%
146
*121
123 Va
*34 %
25
com—5
123
35%
9%
10
7,600
74%
123 %
220
36%
16,900
4,600
10
26%
*26%
♦24Va
300
26 %
25
25
26%
26%
25
24%
24 Va
♦24 Va
17V8
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Vs
17%
64%
65%
65%
65%
65%
66%
66 %
67
No par
73%
79
78%
78 Va
79
80
80
80%
1,020
37
37
37
37%
37
37 Va
30%
37
1,700
Nopar
90%
90 Va
91%
91 Va
*89
91 Va
*90%
21.80
43%
44 Va
43%
43%
*43%
44%
43%
44
33%
34
series
Lead
<fe
&
Cable
40
1,600
25,100
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
Common
$4
17,100
30%
•
25
Co
series
Co
30 V, May 28
25
common
Corp
400
7%
61%
51 Va
*158
15%
50
Preferred
Preferred
25
42% Apr
<vvor.noten
5
100
Works
6
18
24% Mar 25
85
10
Tobacco
preferred
American
Anchor
32% Jan
100
Sumatra
American
12
25% Jan
preferred
American
Jan
162
25%
7 VB
25
4
30% Feb
121
7%
*158
3,io5
23%
61%
30%
7%
issued"—.—25
2
37% Mar 19
14
31% Dec
*«'
Snuff
6%
23 Va Mar 13
Jan 23
63% Feb
90
com——No par
—100
preferred
10
10% Dec
165
Smelt & Refg
24
—
132
7%
—
15'/a
98
7%
35 VB
'
*25
61%
7%
61 Vb
30
35%
51%
23%
23
61
7%
30%
1
No par
23%
60%
61
Co
1%
23%
25%
25
Co
♦96
98
25 Va
Optical Co
& Chemical
Std
*96
23 Va
News
&
98
23
*25
1
—
Gas
*96
2
20
com
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
Potash
29
70
84
4.300
Amer
6
20,300
38%
26
American
27
*82
25%
American
26
38
84
25%
3
Nov
38%
38
*82
101
25%
18
8% Feb
1,900
*16%
*99%
25%
22
3,6% Jan
600
16%
16%
,101
25 Va
Apr
105
15%
26%
Jan
21
16 V2
*99 %
*15 '/a
25%
56
14
600
15 Vb
Co Ltd common_No par
36
21
Va
52%
7
Feb
2,600
12%
97%
52
11
Nov
144%
52 Va
11
Dec
12%
*96
52%
Feb
6
84
143
12%
97 Va
52%
46% Feb
56
38%
15
144
200
52%
33
28
16%
101
12%
*96
123
'52%
American
4
12%
97
•121
122 Va
52%
American
Apr
17,000
16%
29% Jan
158
13,100
22%
9
13
preferred
Anderson
2,800
27%
36 Vb
9
Feb
GOOD
FRIDAY
16%
3
177
26%
1,500
12%
24
46 "4
36%
54% Aug
19
24
*45
22%
16%
40% Jan
Dec
12
24
900
22
8
150
Va
24
70
16,400
36%
Jun
43
12%
12%
24
46%
12
12%
24
100
400
No par
31
8% Mar 21
12%
24
*45 %
*99
5%%
4 Va %
%
46%
12%
24
10
111
*28 %
♦45%
12.50
preferred
108
3,200
10
Co
Machine & Metals
2
39%
28%
100
Fdry
4
10
31
39%
28%
IOC
common—7
Feb
Mar
40%
*28%
142%
53% Apr
28
19,300
59%
*140%
21
22% Dec
200
5,400
43%
51%
1
Jan
<
42%
59
No par
41
6
42%
10,800
5 V,
51
preferred—100
International Corp
1
7
25% NOV 29
5
59%
Products
&
42%
Vb
51
Ice Co common
Mach
43%
5
59%
124 Va
93
97% Dec
40 %
40%
*122%
45% Nov
3.90%
42%
43 %
5
5
51%
Co
26
83
40%
Power__No par
10
;
x42%
5
5%
59%
Corp
35 Vb Feb
78% Mar 26
5
1
1
Electric
<Sc
630
3,600
116
10
77% Dec
Mar 29
H4
V
500
•
■tV
10
prioi
14.900
24%
noncumulative
5%%
47%
20%
5
Hawaiian SS
American
6%
113'/a 114%
9,900
64
51
Co
Hardware
12
46%
Y-
25%
46%
25 %
46%
2,500
59
Corp
34% Feb
10% Feb
24%
64
25%
35%
98%
29%
23%
European Secur—Nopar
American Export Lines Inc
40c
20
95% Feb
113% 114%
,
29%
64
900
35
*97%
*29
*62%
.'*19%
12.50
Tiling
26 VB Apr
9
117
I
98Va
1
Co
10
Aug
700
31,300
20
Cyanamid
Distilling
Enka
Julv
64%
100
American
Encaustic
14% Mar 21
100
63%
35%
29%
29%
25%
American
102
35V,
*97Vb
98%
62%
com
American
American
4
3,800
10
2
American
31
1%
No par
10
11
Dec
*97
29%
Corp
Jan
11
Dec
.64%
25%
prior preferred
14
11
64 Va
114
16,000
,_Nopar
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
48 Vb Jan
96
93%
25
27% Jan
143
64'%
63%
100
Cable
5
31
64%
29%
preferred
13
84% Jan
115%
25%
common
Feb
142 Va Nov
113%
No par
com
Radio
&
45
25
113%
1%
-20
23% Apr
Jan
113%
63%
common
44% Mar 12
86
*20%
*29%
preferred
48
5
27%
1%
10
preferred
3
16% Apr
*97
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
Co
3
43 % Aug
2
23% Dec 31
400
8,300
35
*26%
50
Dec
4
30%
*28
1%
14,700
26%
115%
28%
26%
1%
*28
3,800
92%
136
26%
1%
34
27
115%
64
37%
90%
133%
132Va
1%
30%
-2
common
preferred
4%
27
May 28
37%-
\
92Va
92
131%
35
100
American
Oct
38%
300
120
34%
17
18%l
*113
34%
17% Jan
35%,
37%
92%
131%
preferred
conv
3
14
38%
120
34%
4%%
Jan
30% Dec
37%
*113
89
27
7
120
5,400
17,300
17%
9
Dec
*113
17%
35% Jan
25
122
38%
89
Co
15
34 Va
17%
&
79% Jan
100 r
13,200
81
34%
700
'
44%
81
34%
89
Chain
29 % Apr
44
81
34%
17%
Chicle
9
44%
81
89
American
15
43%
18
American
12
900
89%
15
Jan
30
17%
16
12% Apr
29%
89Va
55% Jan
25
500
30
18
59% Apr
31% Jan
1
22
90
25
26
22
30
17%
48% Mar 11
27% Mar 21
86%
34%
91
63 %
85%
"'v
43%
129
114
86%
21%
3%
81
91%
1
100
3%
3 Va
34%
128%
1
22,900
13%
3%
*
43%
90%
50
63%
13%
81
127
1%
"23
*26%
com
13 %
44
1
common
53 Va Jan
19% Aug
13%
118
110
21%
No par
Corp
5
8
38 V«
10
63
•108
82
34%. 35
*116
*111
63 3 i
109
39%
Can
93% Feb
118
V'4
500
299
1
American
39% Jan
43%
*81
*205
convertible preferred.'
100
American Bakeries Co com
No par
43% Apr 10
42 Vb Mar
7
8
79% Dec
*29',4
3%%
Cable
10
63
•108
29%
20
-
299
•111
64%
109
22
preferred
American Airlines
American
66% Feb
"205
29%
preferred
Petroleum
4
Jan
14,800
*21%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
4
84
170
7 V,
86
America——
convertible
10
34% Apr
72 V,
6%
86-%
Cement
of
Jan
14
28
Co
5% Jan
28
72%
7%
85%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
15
Feb
72 V«
87%
21%
100
8.200
FRIDAY
6%
7
86%
21%
Y
114%
2,200
GOOD
17%
.
100
CLOSED
17%
3%
common
Amalgamated Leatner Co
5
Dec
*3%
17
*114
2%
17%
117
*13
17%
114%
2,900
V 9,500
72 V,
*112
13%
Corp common..No par
Amer
7
4
17
Y
72 Va
120
*13%
2%
*114
299
62%
2%
257,
55%
17%
*205
108
25%
54%
17 Va
299
63%
.
17%;
5
15
4
V/VT-'/
110 %
18
47 % Apr
Apr
7%
17%
115
*3%
American Bosch Arma Corp
117
%
v
55 V'4*
2%
3%
Dye
convertible
Amerada
17
*114
2%, ;
13%
-
Alpha Portland
6%
*114
62
*108
17 %
115
25 %
25%
54%
%
——_5
-
10
35
8
12 Vb Dec
18
25 Va
55%
No pax
&
Co
Aluminum
7
°205
1
25%'Apr
100
23
22% Jun
Jan
2
20% Mar
19% Jan
Inc
Aluminium Limited
Amer
21% Dec
Industries
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
10
66 % Jan
13
72 %
Allied
27
17
73%
Allied
60% Feb
Apr
*72%
8
4
17% Apr
100
preferred
*17%
8
7
2%
17%
Jan
44% Jan
2%
17%
30% Jan
23
2%
17%
Chemical
16
108
28
4Vi%
21
7
Sep
54%
*113 Va
Allied
30% Feb
10
99
25%
a
1
3
29% Jan
Oct
39% Oct
55!
5
98% Jan
124% Jan
95% Dec
64
25
100
common.—,
common
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
2
89
Inc
17
12
Mar 19
Inc
preferred
4% Jan
Jan
,
26
9
,
1%
Al!®n
3
104% Feb
26% Mai* 16
19
27
Alco Products
Aldens
26
*
105% Sep
24%
55%
2
25
10
"
; 22
Alaska
100
Feb
11
30
12
Vicksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
14% Feb
Apr
Jan
11
19
Jan
1
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
;
100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gfcd
100
35% Apr
Feb
80
13
79
STOCK
82
Mar 15
4,700
160
Mar 25
35% Jan
10
121% Mar 23
4
15
200
1.300
12%
*152
Mar 12
4
111% Feb
July 11
39
Apr
,31% Nov
27
32 ;
108
July 17
3% Jan
31
24
Sep
91% Jan
76
Mar 12
133% Aug
150
40% Feb
<
18
3.30°
26
160
109
•
Y
167
12
V152
65% Apr
25
3% Apr
9
85% Mar 27
26
160
11%
160
118
11
Jan
25%
157
11%
*152
19% Jan
29
Jan
13
17
25%
156
12%
5,400
2,300
,
160
t—
—
52% Jan
24%
*152
114
__
129% Apr'
14
26 Va
156
11%
13%
33%
24%
Alabama &
■■
3% Jan
108% Mar 19
23
Feb
*25%
*153
12%
33 %
24 Va
211
11
36% Apr
Apr
12
13%
33%
24%
*206
7% Apr
26
82
1
;
•
205
11
11
99% Feb
24%
14
33%
33%
24%
205
5% Feb
9
25% Aug 15
34
33%
209
/
6
102
125
Corp.
33 Va
24%
4,000
*205
7
8
13%
33%
24%
200
11,400
210
14
104% Nov
14
714
10
14,600
,
14
61 %
*200
10
77V'4 Jan
37V« July 25
14
13%
60 V,
.
Aeroquip Corp
10
17
56% Jan
61% V
14
Shares
45 V,
101 Va
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series—100
Apr
72*/, Apr
21
14
the Week
55% Apr
8
29
13%
60%
26Va
7
26
14
62%
151%
Admiral
44%
101%
Va
—1
Co
Corp—
45%
103
13%
*25%
Jan
Dec
1
Co
Express
•
61
151%
Steel
44%
*101
62 Va
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_10
T
Acme
45
102 "2
Sales for
Friday
Apr. 10
Apr. 18
13%
18
Apr
17% Jan
30'/, Nov
Inc
PRICES
Thursday
13V
No par
12
——,4.
28
88
Mar
12
i
Stores
SALE
62%
25
Adams
207
5
117 V< Mar 27
18% Jan
„1—.
Adams-Millis
15% Feb
4
64% Dec
Inc
HIGH
Apr. 17
27% Mar 22
16% Feb 13
110
14
May
44
•101
8
23
Dec
44'4
102%
10
idiiZ'-'.
19
21
ACP-Wrigley
43%
*100%
1
AND
Wednesday
'
Mar 14-
Dec
14
5
100
common
preferred :
conv
11
14 Vi Jan
13
16
4%
24% Apr
; 27V4 Jan
167
5
176 % Feb
16% Dec
115
12
13
Abbott Laboratories
Tuesday
Apr. 16
38% Jan
.
1
10
17
Mar 19
15% Jan
14
17
241% Sep
Feb
10% Mar
18
20 Vb Jan
111
77
11
Mar
132
July 17
4% Feb
13
12
24
3
11 Vr Apr
;
45% Apr
12
23% Feb
28
29 Va May
32% Jan
12% Dec
108
12
Monday
Apr. 15
Plf
Vending Corp
37% Dec
*
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Clayton fr, Co
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Andes Copper Mining
Corp
10
34 Va
14
*38 %
34%
39
34 VB
*38
34%
38%
33%
*38
-
34 VB
38 Va
»
*38
60
91%
38%
1,400
6,400
•
15
Commercial and Financial
The
ID
Chronicle... Monday, April
(1896)
28
27% Jan
23
39% Apr
46% Feb
9
7
24
Dec
5
18y2 May 24
4
Armco
Steel
12
16% Jan
8
Armour
37% Mar 27
30
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork
Feb
18
2
8'4 Jan
86
Jan
17
92
(>
Jan
18
Feb
14
24% Mar 20
4% Feb
12
13
4% Dec
5
11
31% Mar 15
11
20
17
31% Apr
15
12
18 % Jan
3
27% Apr
30% Mar 29
29% Jan
9
4
16
29"%. Feb
97
Oct
9
55
Jan
23
5
97% Apr
Aug 2a
63% Jan
18
22
35
Jan
110% Jan
73
3
•
Nov
30
26% Dec
17
Nov
28
90
29
83% Nov
Inc
2.50
1
30%
—100
*100%
101%
5.25%
1st
Common
5%
30% Mar 13
27
Jan
2
29'.i Apr
18.
Atlantic
90
Jan
3
95
39% Feb
8
49% Jan
41% Feb
+
—
preferred
10
20
84% Jan
9V< Apr
Jan
25
11% Jan
4
24
94
-
18
Jan
•
13
91
Aug
1
11% Jan
9
10
Jan
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
27
IT*
Feb
1
8
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
36% Mar 14
7% Feb
24
26
4% Dec
17
1
7
11% Jun
8
15% Jan
17
35% Feb
5% Jan
4
46% Jan
11
29
113
Feb
21
105
Apr
13
53
58% Dec
28
3
30%
31
■;
'
400
,
24%
24 %
-31
97%
70%
STOCK-
98
71%
v.
'
99%
71
71
•
l.ioo
'360
r.
'
£ 24
EXCHANGE
'-
CLOSED
1,100
24%
10%
10 Vn
24%
Good
25.100
10%
10%
29%
friday
14,700
29%
*91%
93%
10%
28%
28;'-,
29
95
92%/-
92%
43
43
10
a
8
47% Jan
4
58% Mar 13
62% Feb
5
4%
57 % Jan
2
Bangor
67% Oct
24
44
Anr
5
14
71 % Feb
13
16
Sep
12
12% Jan
22
39
Jan
6
44
Jun
12
43
May 28
16
;
31% Mar 14
116
Jan
23
94
2
tayuk
1
Beatrice Foods Co
10
4Va%
Jan
94% Jan
3
102
Apr
S
17% Feb
Nov
27
106 % Jan
20
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
25% Jan
23
43 % Dec
28
Dec
31
91% Aug
19% Jun
8
•
12
20% Jan
11
Feb
70%
*69%
11%
*11
11%
No par
*17%
18
*17%
Works
Amer
33%
5
6%
42%
■%
12%
34%
12%
34%
*98%
45%
99
92
45%
60%
60 %
Mills
12%
34%
_10Q
4o*»
6'J
60%
*90%
900
;
18
33%-
2.600
34
6%
6%
31,000
45%
45%
'300
4%
44%
*4%i
4%
44
5.500
45,400
44%
'
'i% A'*' \l
..;V
1.600
'
6%
44%
4%
43%
U
<
45%
*45%'
*4%
*4%
43%
,
43%
99
92
45%''
1.-.
668.500
IB
12%
12 78
12%
34%
34%
34%
99
99
99%
90%
91
*90%
92 %
20
44%
46%
45%
45%
12.300
*60%
61%
*60%
61%
300
47%
13%
13.600
34%
6.000
100
220
48%
46%
48
48%
47%
47%
47 "a
500
32%
83
83
83
82
82%
81
i:
81%
1.800
5
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,000
*42%
44
1
common
13%
*42%
.
*42 a 4
44
57%
56Va
57
16%
57%
16%
57
.:._Nn riu
16
16%
16%
16%
*16%:
16%
4.900
new—_12.50
32%
32%
*32
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
T.OOO
Corp
10
com
prior preferred
preferred
4%%
6%
46%
/
34-%
6r; 4
«%
99
*90%
33%
'
34%
*45%
7
100
—loo
57
*11-3% 130.
*100
101%'
:Jou
conv.
Beaunlt
12%
34%
'*17%%
18
34 V
4%
4
9
*17%
18
34%
46%
46
Corp
13
Co—No par
Inc—
Cigars
300
•
70
11%
preferred
Iron
33/%%
134
•
70%
23.300
50
8
10
19
120
134% July 13
70%»
preferred—100
Corp
Jan
Bath
9%
16%
11%
CorD
33% Apr
11
Apr
240
90
9%
*16%
9%
10
Brothers
17 t Jan
21
16
*89
16%'
9%
*16%
11%
Aroostook RR
Oil
61% Jan
44
Feb
54% Feb
19% Jan.
39
noncumuiative
Barker
Apr
9
13% Jan 29
67% Nov 26
6
Eiec
in
Barber
86
9%
16%
M
Gas
90
r
9%
16%
70
preferred series B
\% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
11
82% Jun
90
9%
16%
11%
4%%
28
9
90
9%
10
48%
47:%
31.800
71
1
Baltimore
Mar
90%
47-'%
-
.'4.300
11%
(The)
Wilcox Co
47%
2,100
43%
43
70%
Ins
T)
(B
48%
47%
90
47%
Rights
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
95
19
of
Co
% 43%
43
%
'
20
($1.201.
pref
43%
16 %
(The* common
3
preferred
No par
conv
SsMltt
Feb
May 10
,
15
3
31
Sep
'30%
8,600
17%
29
No par
••—
16
2
Jan
80
17
29
2.500
t
31%
17%
29a
98
90
•
1
—,—20
Jan
Jan
86
12% Oct
39
31/
31
17
*29
'
-
46%
,—.100
common
Canteen
Babcock &
68% Jan 27
16% Aug 21
43
.„
35% Feo
15
102
41% Feb
19
41% Feb
25
prior
§2.25
}g Apr 17
96% Jan
2
Dec
.
8
12% Feb
7
Nov
1.000
71%
28%'
95
Avco Mfg Corp
5
32% Jan
12
31% Dec
60
8
preferred
B
Nichols
Conv
9.
3
% Apr
42 (4 Jan
Jan
48% Ayr
2
3% Feb
85
*92
10
common.
preferred ;•
Atlas Powder Co
Automatic
39% Mar 13
5
95
200
5%
*92
28
Refining common
Corp
Austin
5% Jail
7% July 12
48% Dec,
14
13% Mar 28
14
43% Jan
;
49% Feb 24
35% May 24
23%
100%
24%:
24%
No par
RR
Line
5 %•
18% Mar 22
22% Jun
26
91
5%
17%
71%'
10%
10
%.»%
100
Coast
$3.73 series
Atlas
Jail 24
78
16% Apr
13
5V4 Sep
24%
10
City Electric Co com—6.50
Atlantic
17
Sep
37% Sep
*88
*22%
5%
31
100
72 "
*71
10
preferred
preferred
Atlantic
11
4
67% Feb 27
9
20
90%
Fe—
—'
_i——,
non-cum
47*
Jar. 23
47% Apr
12
4
10% May 28
61% Feb
:
5,500
23%
*5
*
9
99 >s Feb
14
29%
"
27
18% Jun
2.900
24.400
Corp—
Investment Co
Associates
t
,*22%
30%
—
2.600
■
-V
•
16,400
13%
28%
28%-
31
31%
Goods
Dry
38%
.
*89
30%
6
29
5%
29
11
27
23%
5%
29
Jan
8% Nov
92
*22%
5%
31
19% Feb
15% Dec
*89
23
5 ¥4
.if 17
27
47% Aug 14
5
35% Jan
91
23
1
29
Feb
63% May
27
91
5
31%
10
•
43% Jan
28%
:i7%
22% Mar 26
Feb
.13%
29%
17
3
101
14'%
28%
29
11% Aug
27
14%
29%
Inc
Atchison Topeka 8c Sante
10
-14%
31
33% July 25
25% Nov 21
' 14%
Shares
54%
1
Common
32%Mar28.
103
Jan 28
72% Mar 22
12
53%
14
Ashland Oil «fc Refining com
Associated
28% Feb
29%
54%
29
1
Corp
Co
Industries
Arvln
29%
53%
No par
Constaoie
Carpet
29%
1
%
'
56.
.29
55%
5
Illinois
Co common
preferred
Arnold
Artloom
29%
57%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 19
38%
30"
38%
38%
39
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Jan
16% Feb
28
Mar 29
83.7#
•
Feb 18
6
oi
& Co
28%
56%
'
29%
38%
39
5
.8
22
v,
10
Corp
13% Feb
102% Mar
38%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. IS
Wednesday
Apr. 17
Apr. 16
PRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 15
No par
Argo OH Corp
2
25% Feb
15% Jan
4
'Jan
2
267/«Jun
27% Oct
12
51% Feb
14
May
Monday
Par
Archer-Danlels-Midland
11
65% Jan
26
28% Mar 27
5
69% Dec
15% Feb
39% Apr
3
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
35% Jan
9
41 % Apr
26% Nov 29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
H if heat
35¥2 Jun
82
LOW
STOCKS
year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK
NEW YORK
ltn{e for Previous
100
Inc_
2.50
18%
44
*100
17%
18%
56
130
*120
130
101
*120
44
*42%
57
*120
131
3,900
7
'
100
'A
99%
18
37:t-
18
38
~40
99%
18
100
*17%
18
1.400
■
...
17
29
Dec
8
31
47%
Jan
19
80% Feb
22% Feb
2
Becknian
26
•
Feb
6
Beck Shoe
31 % Jan
24
42
Jan
13
85
12
39% Apr
0
27% Feb 12
4
32% Dec
•*«!% Foh
40% Feb
28
Inc
Instruments
(A
Si
4%%
i
37%
37:%
37%
37%
10f
'83%
23%
35%
24%
-
pfd—
83%
; *83%
40%
Beech Aircraft Corp—— i
Beech Creek RR
,_50
23*4
40 V4
*40
32%
32
23%
38
38%
*83%
85%
24%
24%
24%
85%
24%
40
40
40
40
31 %
2,800
31%
/
*83%
-.
■/;
10
4.300
'
41
180
;
4.900
Corp—,.—10
32%
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
10% Mar
8
11% Jan 28
Beldlng-Heminway
1
*11%
11%
11%
32%
11%
31%
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
; 500
20
Jun
8
27
Jan.
3
20% Jan
2
24% Jan 31
Bell
Aircraft. Corp
1
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
7.300
14
50% Dec
31
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Ball
&c
10
39
39%
21
38%
20%
28% Feb
20%
38%
::8:,-t
38%
•'38%
?8%
1,700
Jan
30
85
10
89 % Feb
8
100
*80
89%
*86
26% Aug
85
6
Nov 27
101'
Jan
33
Apr
8
V 64% Dec 27
57% Mar 11
62% Jan
18% Nov
1
21
14
22% Aug 10
2% Feb 24
18% Feb 14
1 % Dec
48% Jun
3
Mar 11
1% Jan
1 % Mar 18
8
28
30
Feb
27
32% Jan
8
43
Feb
15
45% Apr
18
9
39
Feb
12
54% Jan
7
41% Feb
11
172 % Feb
7
147
16% Jan
13
14% Feb 12
15% Jan
84
Jan
11
70% Mar 15
75
50% Sep
6
Beech-Nut
Life
Howell
4V*%
Co
common
preferred
Bendix
Aviation
Beneficial
&
£0%
!—4
20%
60%
'20%
1%
.1%
Co
Inc
—^__1
Inc
1
1
19
53% Jun
53
Dec
31
77% Aug
146
Dec
20
8
Dec
5
32% Feb
28% Jan
46% July 17
35
Feb
11
60% Apr
43% Jan
17
23
25% Nov
20
32 %
May 11
25
Feb
12
29% Jar.
14
Bliss
36
26
Feb
33% Jan
2
Bliss
45
Mar
8
61% Jan
2
& Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
21% Mar
7
25
Jan
9
Bohn Aluminum
32
Apr
15
16% Jan
3
13% Jun
71
.
10
28% Nov .29
33% Apr 17
22
Dec
65% Dec
12
29% Apr
3
20
23% Nov 21
,
,
155
7
6
34% May
20% May
1
1
13
Feb
11
14% Dec
26
17
3
14%. Feb
12
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
Dec
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
38% Jan
17
50% Apr
98% Feb
5
12
54
79
Mar
1
Dec
3
48 % Dec
12
Jan
23 % Feb
47% Jail
4
Jan
46% Jan
13
45% July 25
21% Dec
.
—f_S
1 peso
Best; Foods
30% Oct
12
\
18
Jan 24
Apr
II
2
2
17 v8 Mar 22
Sestwali
Bethlehem
Aug
Blaw-Knox
Stores
60 %
Apr
18
Borden
46
Jan
10
Co
22
24
Boston Edison
Feb
28
19% Jan
3
1
47% Jan
10
14% Jan
35% Dec
31
31
9% Feb
12
11% Jan
2
54% May 10
29% Feb
12
38% Jan
11
42% Jan
Dec
28
53
12% Dec
31
24 Va Apr
35 Vn Jun
8
48% Nov
28% Feb
14
92% Oct
May
44 ¥4 Dec
26
100
32 V4 May 25
37
13% Dec
17
9
'
Feb
6
10
3
Apr
40% AHr
17
41
Jan
29
85
Aug
2
39% Nov
16
15 ¥4 Apr. 27
46
Aug 29
25% Jan
23
45 ¥4 Dec
23% Oct
18
17
18
t6¥2Feb
20
35% Mar 11
14
25
15
38% Mar II
41% Jan
42% Jan
4
50% Feb
24
Jan
2
25 Va Mar 18
44Vi Feb
12
52% Jan
17l/2 Feb
12
21
Feb
17% May 28
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
89
Dec
5
95 ¥2 Jun
83¥4 Feb
27
Feb
1
36% July 17
29
Feb
26
Dec
28
38% July 30
22
Feb
;3
23
20Va Feb
7
38 % Jan
23
20% Dec
10
22
Mar
8
28 ¥2 Jan
23
46% Sep
6
337/8 Feb
51% May
21
24
Jan
..,-
Apr
13
19
Watch
Co
Jan
3
22% Apr
10
35%
45%
16
1*%
.
10%
"35%
50
'25
14%
/ •
104% Feb
26
44% Jan
11
2
7¥a Jan
17
5 ¥2 Jan
2
6% Jan
3
34 % Apr
5
37% Jan
3
13% Jan
2
10 74
75% Dec
21
98
Feb
7
78% Jan
2
84
66
July 11
Feb
26
6
24% Apr
4
36% Mar 16
29 ¥4 Feb
12
56 ¥2 Apr
49% Mar
1
50
-
•
50 %
86
34'a
14%
35
*84
14%
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4
45%
1.200
10
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5.500
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50% --51
86
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2.400
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8,800
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88
50
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35
3,500
14%
14%
14%
3.200
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39%
39%
4,300
43%
47%
24%
48
47%
48%
5.500
24%
24%
24%
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46%
46 '
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46%
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5
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68
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1.100
22%
23
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13.300
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11%
12
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69%
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69
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72%
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73
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73
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41%
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40%
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18%
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23%
24¥a
24%
24%
24 %
24%
5
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I no
§
40
9%
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41
24
42
21,100
18%
24%
3.400
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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1,700
36
34%
34%
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33 %
33%
400
104
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103%
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34«%
103
41%
41%
41%
41%
9%
41%
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6%
6%
6Vg
6%
6 Ve
6%
5
Hecla Inc
160
73
40%
,
64 %
loo
Zinc-Lead
300
84 %
31%
1
100
preferred
1.100
12%
12%
12%
12%
1214
12%
*101%
42
6
11 %
104
42%
1.600
6 %
3.400
12%
8.700
3.400
Campbell Red
1
5%
5%
6%
Campbell Soup Co
1 80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
34%
34%
34 ¥4
34%
3414
34%
34%
34%
3.400
15
15%
15
15 ¥s
15
15%
14%
15 Va
4,600
*82
83 Va
83%
83 ¥a
*83%
84
82%
84
56% Jan
29
§4.25
conv
Lake
Canada Southern
Ry Co
9
Caradlan
Breweries
?*V.b A"r
It
ntnndlan
fMif'c
2
Cannon
Mills
Mines Ltd
preferred
Jan
Jaa
,10
36%
4
27
52
*45
10%
44"8%;
43%
400
6.000
36%
8
lu
Feb
27
1,100
10%
39%
California Packing Corp
Calumet &
15%
39 %
10
47%
common
participating
Callahan
45%
44%
'
*39%
10
36%
1
Mar 12
11
36%
15%'
7"•
39%
5
Byers Co
7% Jan
3.600
24%
Butte Copper & Zinc
14 ¥4 Jan
50%
24:%
46^8
/
(AM)
36%
10
86
35
; 9%
35%-
,50%
86
10%
is
16
12
1
48%
Co
45% Jan
12
84
(j
39%
——
Butler Bros
7*
39%
9%
10%-
44:%
16
39% A
*39%
•
43%-'-"A"
10%
49
100
I
9V4Mar20
, = 7-<
39%
5g!
50's
47%
24s»
preference
Terminal
*80
84
50
50%
3.40(1
14.500
39%
Burroughs Corp
Bush
*80
84
50
,
800
-
13
Inc_J.
29
Jan 11
10% Jan 10
13
40
84
■.
1,570
No par
preferred
second
42
6
4%
preferred
Feb
26
Bulova
3%%
5% Feb
page
16
39%
*80
50%
42
,
—No par
Co
i._—i
4V2%
17 Va Jan
see
50
10
—
preferred
24
43 % Jan
Aug 22
%'■
*80
5
common
23
9
footnotes
Co
Jan
12
50
(The)
.Jan
7
53
Inc
74
23
ypr
2
23
11% Feb
33 ¥4 Apr
Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
65
Dec
1
43
41%
14%
Z
5 ¥4 Aug
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
60%
42%
41%
ion
Burlington Industries Inc
13
Oct
60%
427«'
:
14V« Jan23
34 ¥4 Nov
55
60 ;4
59%
41%
2.50
Gas
74 Va Jan
13
8% Apr
59%
common
Shoe
16 ¥8 Mar 20
10
20
60%
42%
08%
5
3
Brown
15
38
23
4% Dec
12% Jan
10%
10%
59%
—50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
27
3
40 ¥2 Jan
10
10%
—3.50
11
17V2 Feb
101
10
common
23
23% Apr
3
10
*10%
Bigelow
5
105 ¥4 Aug
10%
.
1.25
jwi>
&
26
Aug 15
3.700
20'«
Mar 22
98
540
16 ¥,♦
20%
Jan
16
U
13%
5
71
Apr
34% Dec
31%
15%
23%
65
12 V2
r
13%
16
847a
31%
6
8
31
13%-,
15%
23%
8
9% Jan 23
31%
13%
15%
31%
77 ¥4 Feb
25% May
31%
13%
15%
*34%
85% Mar
I
32
13%
16%
30
27
Oct
31%
1.3%
.1
Dec
20
32
16
No par
Sep 20
31 ¥» Jan
31%
*13%
Co
72
10
par
Forge
63
18
2,400
Bullard
Mar 18
Apr
2.500
40.500
Buffalo
'Mar 23
29 7 u
47%
11
11
15,700
1
22%
17
67
17.000
27%
59:!
30 %
15
3
40%
27%
22%
Jan
19
5.600
40
27%
46
29¥sJan
81% Jan
60%
41%
27%
-
22%
33
16% Jan
60%
40%
27%
48%
2.50
Brown
$5
59%
40-H
29 %'
No par
Union
Budd
4.200
V 170
22%
preferred
16
73%
RR——
3%%
9
600
15
47
11
Nov
22 ¥4 Sep
Maine
Brooklyn
15
119,900
149
73%
-74%
a
14%
29%
26
12% Aug 21
15
Jan
a
1481
3,700
39%
:
30%%'V"
Apr
90¥2Jan
65
30
&
preferred
Branlff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
Bristol-Myers Co
51% Apr
11
741
44%
44%
B
14%'
3.500
22 %
4¥2% conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
30
44
149
.14%
GOOD
FRIDAY
29r%.
Common
10
21
*148%
•
48%
6%
14
Jan
44%.
44?,*;'
*73 ;.c/74%
58 %
59%
27*4
25
11
33% Feb
44%-
26%
59 " /
39%
100
Jan
Jan
43%
900
31%
45%
44%
29%
47%
22%
Co
13% Jan
-a
31%
45%
44 %
/..
31 Vl»
45%.
49%
common.
47
43
16
16
45
,.148
148
14%' 14%
15
Jan
1
31V4
.45%
7,700
51,900
22%
(The!
53% Jan
Oct
44%
44%.
■1%,.
1%
closeo
22%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
87
38% Mar
%.
31
45%
7.000
STOCK
exchang:
1%
48%
—No
Mar 11
H
15
1%
1%
29%
1
2
3
21
45%
44at
58%
38%
26%
60%
20ai
„
5
A
Jan
3
"
60%
20
5
Corp
Inc
Jan
61% Jan
'
60%
20%
2.50
Brass
Class B
80
29 V2 Jan
1
60%
20%
No par
&
50 '
1
10
,
57% Mar 19
10
1
(Delaware)
Bon Ami Co class
Bond
100
Co—
Borg-Warner Corp
3¥a% preferred
3
41
Co
(E Wi
5
94
60%
l:%
31
113% 148%
14%
14%
*73
.74%%
luu
com
*86
94
■:
20%
46
-t-»-B
ohm———8
-
11
38% Feb 25
41% Oct
10
Steel
45%
-
32 %
60%
/
%
,
3.1%. 31%
-%>;■;4o%/;45%//•
1
1to preferred
Bigelow-San ford Carpet (Deli
4Va% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co,
Boston
17
Co
(Del*
Gypsum
*86
JJ
Co
44% Dec
/
94
Inc
Corp
Finance
Consolidated
Benguet
Best
Savers
•
Co
Ltd
Ry
No par
6
5%
6
6
6
80
10
100
*53%
53
•53%
55
*53%
55
£3%
53%
No par
*24%
24%
*24%
25
♦24 ¥2
25
*24%
24%
25
34%
34%
34%
34%
31%
34%
12,505
No par
*50 %
51
50%
50%
100
51
*50¥2
34%
51
34 y8
*50%
22, 1957
Volume 185
Number 5631
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1897)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
23% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
12
31% Jan
23
22
Nov
14
101
Nov
41% Feb
30
Lowest
1
Highest
26% Jan
>
4
12
45% Jan,.,
4
Carborundum
22
Feb
12
25% Jan
8
Carey
Apr
16
100
9
-
29
27% Apr
2
40% Feb
29
65% Dec
31
50% Feb
12
49 % Nov
20
62% May 16
55% Feb
105
12
Nov
9
20 '/4 Jan
19
53% Jan
Dec
26
2
Dec
13% Nov
46% Jan
22 % Jan
14
110% Jan
23
14
104
Jan
101 % Apr
3
11
21 % Jan
85% Feb
5
96
3
21
119
Feb
75
Jan
13
14
3
Feb
17
47% May
20
21% Nov
14
"8%
Dec
28
43
Nov
28
81V4 Feb
Jun
9
104
Feb
65% Feb
8
96% Jan
7%
10
17% Jan
108
25
Jan
70
;
31% Feb
25
38% Jan
11
17% Jan
9
18 v« Feb
r.
28
16
19% Mar 20
16
61
98% Dec
31
113
27% Jan
23
4
July 24
5%
16
Jan
4
13
19% Nov
29% Mar
43
Aug
9
41% July 27
28
56% Apr
100% Jan
4
31 % Feb
24
Central & South
Central
Jan
-
Central
7
28
16% Apr
l
22% Jan
10
14% Mar
7
7% Apr
44% Feb
17
9 % Jan
8
8
59% Jan
8
10
13
14
17
10
Apr
15
11% Jan
10
21 va Feb
28
45% Dec
26
30'A Apr
2% Sep
28
54% Jan
9
2
43% Jan
3% Jan
9
9
32% Feb
38
Jan
11
7
93% Jan
2
99% Jan
29
5
25% Feb
12
29% Apr
17
Aug
Feb
or
de
Cessna
Service
5
33 Vs
20%
68%
68%
67Va
3318
331/n
331/4 r
18%
18%
18%
18%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10 Vo
10 1/8
10 1/8
10%
40
40%
40 %
40%
75
77
77
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
1.800
55 '/2
55%
*55 %
55i'2
55 %
55%
800
98
98
*75
3,800
900
80
98
98
29 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
-
3,300
311%
31%
*31%
37%
31%
::o%
30%
*
200
37%
37%
I8V4
17%
37
36%
37
18%
18
18%
18%
8 %
8
7%
.
%
*58
200
29%
*8
8
51%
51'A
51
10
lOVs
10
10%
32%
33%
32%
32%
2%
2%
2%
2%
63
63%
62%
62%
63
63
35
35
34%
10
«
101/4
__l
;
200
; 900
-
42
1
Inc
1,000
2,100
GOOD
FRIDAY
75
"40%
1
Co
Gotham
9,400
68'% '
331/8
19 •"-•
8%
51%
Chain Belt Co
/
32
:
36%
Corp
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
331/4
5
Corp
Products
Aircraft
10 »/8
100
STOCK
16% V
108
56
*17%
No par
98%
161/8
*105
98
9.50
Co
Co...
16 J/4
109
69
;
15%
*31%
West Corp
98'A
99%
16%
*105
73 •%
29%
50
Sugar
*98
16 '/a
1081/a
*18%
20%
98
lo
J
N
991/4
16%
19
*55%
100
Pasco
Chadbourn
2,600
9,100
33%
15%
:
Industries
Certain-Teed
11
69% Jan
Cerro
Co
Violeta
Century
2
12% Apr
1
57% Mar 13
3
8
RR
5%
911/2
33%
Elec__No p».r
Illinois Public
38% Jan
5%
90%
*18%
com^__No par
Light
3
35
&
preferred
13
77% July 19
27% Apr
Illinois
Central
8
Gas
90
'
5%
69
%
100
108
91%
69
*20
*106
19.800
5%
69
:
310
15%
90%
*106
-
108
.9.600
451%
221/4
15'/2
15%
108
581/4
45'%
*22
V
6,900
2,500
'
5%
*98
56%
10%
Central Hudson
109
651/4
57%
45%
22%
15%
70
24%
91-4
109
42
Feb
/
99%
16%
15%
101
24%
64'%
58%
*22
2.800
90 %
10%
34% Jan
8
May
■'98
*106;
»/4
108
92
41
4J/2%
18
4% Jan
Xfll-4
J 5
58 Vs
45%
•
22%
4,800
25
*100
%
9,600
r
44
*5%
*72%
Central
31
75 %
5%
1
1
13% Jun
Aug
106%
5%
of Georgia Ry com__No
par
preferred series B
:
100
11
7% Dec
54% Dec
Sep
106%
7
Central
2
1
100
Central
16
6
21
19
tK%
LI
Feb
52% Jan
Nov
46
;
Jan
95% Jan
Oct
45%
*22
•,
26
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
11% Mar 29
Feb
32
46 %
22 Vs
4»i
45
Aug 14
33
58%
45%
common
78
15% Feb
1
64
191%
'
24 %
25
64
4
101
24%
64%
221/s
8
73
3
37% Apr
51 % Jan
*100%
24%
58 3 8
__so
Mar 14
0% Jan/
13
17% Mar 22
:: Jan
24%
'
24%
100
241%
63%
preferred series'A_100
conv
24 %
24 '/a
59
Agulrre Sugar CnV
Cential Foundry Co
12
16
23
4J/8%
431%
64
.
8
18%
25
4.20% preferred
:
IlOO
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preleired
100
8
19
44 'A
2
j
Shares
18%
43%
58%
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
11-
Jan
2nd
conv
the Week
Apr. J9
19
63%
24 J
Friday
Apr. 18
44%
100
"12.50
;
Thursday
-
18%
100 %
Sales for
'
__a
No par
.
1-;
preferred
PRICES
SALE
43%
24 %
IOOI/4
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 17
,
"110
Light
Co.:.—
__
13
44%
24
Ohio Ry.100
common
preferred
6 % %
100% Mar 13
12
20
&
Steel
%
18%
43%
a
IZIlO
&
Apr. 16
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 15
psr
CP
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
6
3
15% Oct
35
5% Mar
17
Monday
-
Mfg Co
Power
Corp
4J/2%
7
22
12% Mar 16
57% Apr
8G% Jun
Jan
14% Fee
27
21
Feb
Carrier
4
16% Jan
Nov
17% Dec
Carpenter
13
64% Dec
34
Carolina
8
Mar 28
95% July 18
11
102
6
14
9
LOW
'
—
Clinchfield
11
Mar
8
20 '/a FeiJ
119 % Jan
55% Jan 23
Carolina
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
67% Jan
43% Mar 13
5
i>% Jan
94
25 3
Airlines
65 % Jan
.
18% Jan
21
Capital
Mar 21
24% Aug 16
11% May 28
100
22% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18
22% Nov
43
YORK
38% Feb
Aug 17
29% Mar 20
Mar
NEW
18% Apr
'
45 %
121
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 11156
5OV2
99%
50
10
10%
2%
1,400
501%;
32 %
2%,
500
8%
10
32 %
21 a
23,400
•
18
;
32%
■
37%
■
8%
50%
50
1,400
!
12,700
2%'
4,500
10%
32i%
'
63
1,700
700
63
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
1
31% May 24
v
Jan
7
45% Dec
3
12% May
12
41
19
2
8% Feb
4
Jan
19
49% Jan
.
24
10% Mar 28
6% Nov
28
29% Nov
29
.44% July 19
53 % Jan
3
69% Nov 21
12
69 % Jan
36% Jan
20
109% Nov
21
£9% Mar 18
110% Jan
9
24% Jan
16
20% Mar
1
23% Jan
11
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
28
2
30% Mar 11
50
27
Checker
9
20 % Oct
Common —J.L
__No
$4.50
preferred-,.-.
..No
Chuuipiin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc—
36% Dec
10% Apr
28
13
7% Mar 26
Ai!>r
26
9% Feb
Apr
18
31 % Jan
5
59% Feb
4
Apr
41% Jan
31% Mar 15
39% Jan
35% Dec 31
6
36
Jun
2
40
16% Nov
26%' Jan:
3
16
Feb
11
71V4 Jan
4
56
Mar 19
29
55% May 28
.
21% Nov
21
31% Feb
1
27% Nov
19
46% Feb
1
20
10% Jan
4
43% Mar
Feb
25
2
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
13% Jan
10
22
12
Apr
56% Jan
2
12% Jan
2
64
64 % Jan
28
5
12% Oct
9
69% Mar
60
1
87
Jan
.
26
1
3
3%%
Chic
8
7
5%
Oct 25
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
Dec
29% July 10'
102% Apr
4V
'55% July 10
20
139%
54
Jan
23
'12% Jan
30
Nov
2
47% Jan
5%
102
'
30
73% July 17'
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
Jan
9
42% Jun
<17% Due
27
23% Jan
93
Nov
20
109
46% May 24
185
Oct
Jan
3,v
3
27
196
30
103
Jan
Jun
15
Dec
31
70
43%
111
Jan
80
Jan
22
36% Feb
15
97% Jan
2
Dec
26
;33% Dec
19
18
' Jun
8
60
Jan
23
2
Dec
18
3% Jan
39
Nov
5
50% Jan
127% Sep
20
141
Jan
127% Apr
100
Nov
15
125
Jan
luo
Jan
98 % Dec
20
99
Jan
2
800
Apr
17
57 Va
Western com—No par
31%
32%
321/4
32%
32%
33%
41
41%
41%
42%
41%
42
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
35%
35%
351/2
351/2
35%
35%
35%
20
series
9
,
Gas
5%%
5%
16
1% Jan
18
2% Feb
11
Clopay
Corp
40% Jan
2
13% Nov 21
23 % Jan
9
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
100
8
7%
5
4%
cumulative
Coca-Cola Co
11
"Ceca-Cola
Apr 17
46% Jan 14
16% Jan
33% Jan
2
1
No par
Collins
50% Feb
28
39% Jan
18
44
16
Nov
30
66% Apr
9
55
Jan
11
59
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
50% Feb
3
:
Apr
Mar
54 % Apr
18
a Apr
9/64 Apr
78% Jan
be0
5
mgnts
43%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
1,100
28 %
28%
28%
29%
19,200
Ry
50
*48%
49i%
*48%
49%
49 %
49%
200
44
*44
corn
pfd
34%
35%
35
341/4
34%
34%
17;»
17%
17'/4
17'/4
34%
17%
7
9/64
7/64
1/8
7/64
%
7/64
9/64
...
common
13
12
14
15
34% Feb
23 % Mar 19
14% Feb
27
18
Jan
10
14
49% Mar 22
4334 Feb
26
45% Jan
3
29
110% July 17
36% Mar 12
44
Dec
100
Nov
26% Oct
1
15% Dec
31
18% May
102
11
14% Jan
o
17
Jan
39% Jan
8
Jan
3
29% Apr
8
1
107
Jan
23
$5
35% Jan
23
Consol
preferred
N
15
Dec
28
21 /* Apr
34% Jan
10
43
23
Jan
19
1
% Sep
Dec
93
Dec
18
31
Dec
151/2 Jan
2
39% Feb
12
39% Feb
3
^an
Feb
103;2 Jan
o
58
93V4 Jan
2
2
18
17% Jan
16
49% Jan
2
9.1 V4 Jan
84% Jan
Sep
•■,/
29%
29%
30
29
30
4.900
29%
30V8
30 '/b
31%
313 8
32%
3 2 Vs
33
49%
501%
50
50
50
50%
50%
50%.
17%
18%
18
18%
17%
18 %
17%
17%
25
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
101 %
101%
^
par
5
*4%
89
Mar -8
$4.50 preferred
$4.16
20% Apr
92
99% Jan
2
105
3
42% Feb
11
48
10
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117
5
it
83 '
Jan
3
108% Jan
18
9
33% Mar 22
-
Mar 29
Jan
02% Feb
118
«
-
.
4
15
Mar 12
'
$5 50
13%
13%
"101
101'4
5
5
28,100
V
101%
14%
14%
14»%
14%
14%
36%
*36%
5
16 Vb
16%
16
16%
15%
16 3 „
16%
44
44i%
43%
44%
44%
44%
103%
14%
V
6,000
10,300
.
,9,300
400
1.806
5
13%
36%
No par
;
13%
13%
13%
3,100
2,400
'
600
5.300
44%
16%
44%
*36%
37
37
15,300
1,400
103 Vat
103%
103
103%
103 %
103 J/#
103%
1
30%
31 %
30
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
1.900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,400
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
i
15%
16
15%
9
17
43
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
43%
43
43
43
43 'A
Corp
10
pfd
L
100
1
No par
No oar
No par
5
Common
Continental
13%
5
5
1.33%
preferred
preferred
preferred'
25
101
101%
4%
37
Consumers Power Co com.—No par:
$4.52
20
31
2
"101
14%
^Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
14
I.
%
13%
Utilities
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
23
22
106% Jan
Dec
% Feb
29%
51
*48
2
1%
100
—;
Baking
Co
eom
5
preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc xom
UO
" «! 75 preferred *
i__No par
$"4.50 conv 2nd preferred^
_100
*48
x46%
46%
98 %
99 Va
98%
50%
2
49
*1%
16%
400
43%
*16%
5,700
400
49
400
2
47'/4
46%
47%
47%
47%
10,700
99>/4
97%
99
97%
98%
1,530
97%
98
180
'96%
98
•96'A
98
94%
*94
94%
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94%
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94%
20%
-19%
20
94
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94
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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32
32
104%
103
*91
94
32%
94
*91
117
*1%
2
4
98
*96 Va
*94
32%
*103%
44%
P.8%
50
50
1%
46%
Container Corp of America—
Jan 11
Nov
30
14 %
Corp
Y coraJ
Laundries
95% Mar 27
29% Jan
4
29%
36%
Natural Gas.
101% Jan
18
s
5
10
Consolidated
101% Jan 22
'
Jan
T/>orr>ot*a
-
10
3V* Jan 17
Mar 12
1
Jan
45'%
5,000
:__l
Consolidated
Mar 28
„
23
19
30
3
45
4
39
Iter
17
43% Jan
11
1% Apr
Mar 13
99
.
Gas
18
76%
45%"
No pu*
;
Foods
Consolidated
9
Innt/
V09 2
28% Nov 28
83
Consolidated
15
26
,g
18% Dec 28
88
14
16
Nov
19
82% Dec
10% Jan
15
July 25
76%,
44%
No par
21
it;* Jan
51
18
92
44
28
43% Dec
/2
77'/4
45 %
1
Industries
14% Feb
Apr
76%
45
com
L
Electronics
15% Apr
9
190
76%
45'%
„I00
Co
Coppermines
of
1,600
18'/«
76%
45
Publishing Co_2.No
Edison
Consol
17%
18
78
J. 10
cumul .preferred
Consolidated
18
18
18
4.600
46,600
1,126,200
44%
Inc
Mills Corp ^
Congoleuin-Nairn Inc *
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
14
8
18 V«
18
*77
No par
—s
Cone
7
3
64
__No par
Carbon' Co
Nast
50
3,900
35'/b
341/8
;
Edison
.
30
3 4'/a
8
22% Jan
42% Nov
57
17%
8
26
♦55
33%
Jan
15
54%
34%
4% Apr
4.64%
54%
17%
42 Vs Mar
Conae
54%
33%
2
1
%
34%
Jan
14
54
17%
39
Feb
59%
33%
44% Mar 19
6% Jan *17
*57%
34%
20
104
46
58%
2.50
«*.
4
*44
58%
No par
Inc
1
Jan
%
180
46
58%
43%
*57
System—
;
*
*48%
49
2.50
Commonwealth
30
%
14%
Solvents
18
10
84
28%
Engineering
31
8,800
*82
14%
Credit Co—
'
83
281%
Combustion
Feb
43%
83
14%
Commercial
23
43%
42%
42%
27%
Commercial
29
5.000
14V8
50% Mar 21
Nov
100
100%
27 %
19% Jail
13% Dec
100'%
*790
No par
1
18
1,800
—No par
com
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec:
11
411/2
2%
83
*82
12
Apr
2,300
41
431/2
43
82%
16
33
2 Vb
40%
825
*800
82 3'4
Feb
Apr
5,600
43%
16% Apr
.
71%
10
27
Dec
70%
2%
Va
825
No par
46% Jan
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
71%
2%
40
101%
18
4
4% Nov
-
70%
2'%
41
800
13
100%
71'/«
%
2 Va
40%
101
21% Mar 20
6
70
800
54
8% Mar 16
211/4
102J/2
31% Dec
101 % Dec
20%
102
Corp
Pictures
7,800
21
'800
21
31% Mar 18
40%
20%
103
:
Columbian
280
69%
*40
2 0%
No par
Southern
230
19%
103
25
48% Jan
■*"
.
4,100
104
16% Nov
1
3
99%
129%
preferred
$4.25
11
39
1)9
09V4
69%
40%
-
*101
24% Sep
44% Oct
100
«
68%
*40
.
83
38%
:i
100
■
■"•1
*79%
83
39
/
*128
——
Columbia
18% Jan
100'
70
207
102
coin—!
Columbia Gas System
Jan
*160
2,800
■
129%
36% Mar 22'
Jan
<
3,300
59%
*100
23
1
38%
700
FRIDAY
97
.58%
207
*79%
38%
83
100
500
GOOD
19%
*96/
59%
*128
38% Dec
'
38%
19%
96
.
*160
207
41?/«
101
28% Nov
*
59
,
129%
58
Apr
28% Jan
951%
58%
19%
19%
95%
58
41%
42
14,200
16%
105
101
78
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
1
20
95
.
310
1,706
5,300
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
64%
16%
*102
"128
Broadcasting
13
17
19%
63%.
-
16%
*41%
41%
451/4-'
44%
103%
A
43
41^8
v-
7,500
*STOCK
129%
Corp
Co
B
16% Feb
65,400
89'/4
45
*101
54
17% Aug 16
30
*128
*53
Class
76% Apr
%
41
100
Class
"
29%
8«3/4
105
•102
40-2
100
/i)»r
'
76 %
,45
-
64
16%
16%
69'%
2i%
2%
41
62%
63%
*40
71
%
70
i:
105
"68%
2nd
35% Apr
3
16%
*99
19%
noncumulative
3D
3
\'A
40%
19"'.!
4%
21
12
45
89
70%
69V4
*40
11
21
Apr
44%
79%
39%
57
29% Jan
84% Jan
44%
62%
82
43
29% Jan
200
75 %
prererred.100
Iron
&
4,200
'
■
*160
100
57
19
,
44%
*103
207
43
19
26% Jail
*160
loft
34% Dec
'
89
44%
19%
1st pfd
34% Dec
28%
89
V
57%
noncumulative
28
31
28%
28%
44%
97%
57%
4%
28
17% Dec
19%
*96
1
preferred series B
ova>
Colorado &
22% Jun
4
25
28,200
28%
76%
44 %
41%
41%
6
22% Jun
V4
10.900
281/4
No par
Internal/1
& Aikman
Columbia
•
74%
76%
'
47% Mar 12
51 % Mar 12
54
15% May 28
,
No par
coin
(The)
Colorado Fuel
I
*881/4
16%
99.%
50
stock—50
$3.50 preferred
25
11
75%
28 %
.
64%
105
*79%
j.
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
17
63V4
*16%
*102
x39 V4
preferred
Mar
25
10,900
421/4
100
Jan
106
800
20
'
45,
15
;
139
Apr
33%
41%
27%
44'/4
4,4%
.
100
gtd
4%
,
l
8a
33%
j
89%
44%'
No par
>
RR 7%
Cluett Peabody & Co
21
13% Feb
'27
Feb
50% July 30
5
28%
88'/a
5
com.
guaranteed
28%
lo
15
preferred
;
Pitts
par
100
Co com
Illtnn
Elec
.
44% :-
10
_^No par
prelerred
Cleveland &
5
77
100
;
noncumulative
Special
75%
100
■
City Stores Co common..
>—
*'/4% convertible preferred
Clark Equipment Co
$4.50
601/2
—_8.50
13
3
1,600
Electric-
&
preferred
Cleveland
60 Va
2fi
preferred
14
6
9,300
57V4
62
•20
25
Corporation
27
*57
*59
5
Molybdenum
Feb
400
'
17%
62
Climax
Jan
17V4
*59
10
-
'
4.800
38
*871/4
62
72% Apr
41
ion
.
*.
12
78
3
A
Co
60% Feb
5
38
*37%
*59
Copper
-Clevite
9
35%
38
'
4
94% Mar
11
pfd
Oil.
13
62% Jan
Dec
57
40% Feb
19
47
57%
21% Apr
29
36% Dec
56%
17
75
Dec
5 7'/2
11
40% Nov
35%
57%
35
v"v'' 37%
■
700
12%
14
106% Jan
29%
35%
100
Feb
1131% Mar
20%
*28%
*20
Jan
43 % Mar
.35%
20%
29%
17%
69.% Mar
78% Aug 15
35%
20%
17%
City Products Corp
Jan~25
71% Feb
30
*12
39% Jan
5
20%
17%
18
3
*28 Va
300
12,400
*"■-•
100'/a
17%
68% Apr
10
20%
29%
2,900
,
-
62%
*99%
'
80% Mar 26
Jan
20%
*28 «/8
62
62%
101%
17%
45
24 % Jan
62%
*99%
37
/
4
14
83
62%
101%
20%
*100
351/4
noiicUm
1,500
8%
26'/«
17%
5
,
12
104
8'/a
26%
34%
A
170
9%
8%
26 '/2
37
CCC& St Louis Ry
6;
9%
8'/a
26%
12%
11
Jan
20r,li
Del_50
com
Pac
5
65
52 % Mar 26
9%
8'/4
62%
104
*28%
i
18
Apr
63'/8
100
par
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp—i._No
/Cities Service Co
■
City Investing Co common
20% Apr
96% Apr
7
;
13
26
97%
*2
1
93% Jan
17% Mar
*91/2
:
'
'Chrysler Corp
May 28
34% Jan
-17% Mar
j
75% July 18
16
89% Nov
C
38% Feb
29
68% Jan
9%
271/2
20
4
102 % Feb
%
81/4
*12
50% Jan
5
9
*26 %
12%
12
12
62%
100
50
&
Common
13
-
■Cv:
*12
4%
Feb
25
common
Ry
*
8%
27 %
11,900
12%
18
15% Jan
9%
8%
27%
46%
46
21
31
58
*9%
,_5
preferred
Cotton
29% Apr
102% Feb
18
1.25
40,500
-
v;
*12
Chile
94 % Jan
Apr
46%
2,100
95
29%
Vo
*20
9
11
8
4 5'A
47%
46 %
29
35%
20'/a
77% Mar, 13
12
47
34%
95■.
•
.'Chickasha
;
2
39% Feb
47%
34%
'
No par
preferred
26% Jan
39% Feb
46 Va
':*.{■
Chicago Pneumatic Tool new—
8
"Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
87 % Jan-
6
29%
40
Paul
series
Cincinnati
24%
87
,
951/3
29
a
Va—1
Western
'Chic & North
Mar 26
Jan
95
29%
preferred
Chic Milw at
14
341/e
95%
28%
'
r
Great
5%
35
95%
29
'
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
A
-34%
97
28%
j
convertible
Class
"
*95%
1
„
of
'Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
33% Apr ,11
42 % Apr 18
28% Apr 18
5
12>/4 NOV
9
Mar 15
14% May 22
51% Feb
Jun
12
30
24% Apr
35% Dec
22% Feb
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
18% Mar 27
61 % Jan
Cab
par
par
31%
31%
13,200
.
31%
31%
■
%
103%
103%
103%
44%
44%
4 4%
44%
44%
43%
44%
88*«
88%
88%
88%
88%
*88%
89%
1161/4
H6V4
117
*116
117
"
103
*116
103
117
2.2C0
60
22,200
90
300
17
f
(■
38
and Financial Chronicle....
The Commercial
'
Monday, April 22, 1957
(1898)
NEW
R*nge for
LOW
STOCKS
Continental
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
22
12% Mar 26
15% Jan
7
Industries
224 Feb
15
28% Oct
19
22
12
26% Jan
7
5%
43
Sep
20
583® Apr
9
45
Jan
2
53% Mar
7
Continental
6
9 3/8 Jan
11
6
Jan
2
8% Apr
18
Continental
54% Feb
27
Jan
22
Continental
Oil
34'A Jun
1
25 % Jan 23
45% Nov
15
34% Feb
12
41% Jan
28
Mar 20
51% Jan
21
72
58% Dec
62
8
43 Vz Jan
20
70
33% Feb
12
23
33% Dec
14
28% Feb
11
35% Apr
15
26
52
31
50% Apr
15
52% Jan
31
54% Jan 31
66
Dec
23
Jan
6
8
21% Mar
29
87% Apr
5
57'4 Feb
26
99
Jan
19
85'A Jan
Vz Jun
30
25
2»/» Dec
23
23
*22%
50%
50%
51'A
—
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
56 %
55%
56 %
36%
37%
37
37
68%
70
69%
71%
70%
72
6
36%
37%
35%
36%
34%
36
35%
36 >4
35%
35%
34 %
34%
34%
34 Vz
35 "2
50%
50%
50%
50%
*50%
52
73
69 %
69"%
*68%
69 %
23%
23%
23%
23 %
24%
5 %
6"k
Cornell
5
Steel Co common
preferred-—
preferred
conv
12
Co
Range
Copperweld
conv
Electric
Dubilier
50
50
1
Corp
•70
23 y8
66 %
67
67
preferred
,—
_J00
preferred series of 1947-100
Products Refining commun-10
*86
88
*86
88
*86
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
94
194
66
66%
%
Feb
11
2
19% Jan
21
23% Apr
18
Corp
-1
21%
21%
21%
5»4 Feb
18
6% Jan
2
Coty
Inc
5%
5%
5%
Coty
International Corp
1
1
4
97% Mar
28 J4 Oct
22
14'/8 Dec
19
11% Dec
11
18
Corn
4
7%
2% Feb
27
2% Jan
12
36'4 Apr
18
Jan
15
86
1
80
30% Jan
3
28 Vz Jan
16
Dec
4
14
18% Feb
28
11% Mar 27
-
Petroleum
2%
3%%
35 Va
35%
*84 \'z
it
preferred
28 r%
28%
15
30%
162%
161 %
21%
21%
5%
*5%
.
x2%
2%
28
IOC
15%
Crane Co common
Mar 14
.163
V
•
■
5.300
f
40
300
24%
:.V."U-r"r-
1.900
STOCK
67 V*
67
5,700
EXCHANGE
88
95%'
31
20
STOCK
19.300
31%
161%
161 %
22%
23%
5%
/
40
5%
23
5%
2%
35%
.:
■
6,700
" 04
16iy8
•
69%
*86
,
2%
36 %
GOOD
V-
:
24,000
FRIDAY
700
2»/2
35%
36 V4,
2%
35%
2%
35%
86
*84%
86
"84%
86
28%
28%
*28»'2
29
*28%
15%
15%
16
15%
2,300
:
V
j.
,
-
;
29
15%
*84%
86
,
52
24
"'//
31
31
30%
162%
30%
30
'161
100
preferred
Cosden
3
31% Feb
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
5
18
31 Vz Apr
600
24.200
69%
88
3%%
Corning Glass Works common
Jan
Dec
*50%
67 %
5
3%%
8
Jan
Dec
34%
2
28
33 '
55% •56%
*37
3
155
79
V-
Jan
5
3
22,900
55%
36%
69%
24
6 >4 Jan
22,700
36%
25
23% Aug 27
8%
7%
56%
14
Mar
600
3,400
51
55%
Apr
164
2,300
23%
50
68%
Jan
93
//..i
13
36%
Delaware
of
3234 Feb
180% Mar
7
Oct
5% Sep
20
23
50%
8
99
5
20
152% Dec
23
51
89
23
94
23%
13
94 Vz Jan
13
Dec
27% Jan
•22%
50 Vz
25
69 Vz Jan
60% Nov
89
12%
5
27% Jan
70
15
59% Feb
13
Dec
40 5/« Mar 12
13
14
Cooper
Dec
% Apr
49
13
Cooper-Bessemer Corp——. ——5
24% Jan
41
13%
1
-—
preferred
Continental Steel Corp
2
18
Apr
Shares
13
5
Motors
common
convertible
the Week
Apr. 19
13
-2
Insurance
5% Dec
Feb
Apr. 15
Friday
Apr. 18
Steel
&
Copper
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 17
Apr. 1G
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
F»f
EXCHANGE
Hirhest
Lowest
Highest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
year 1956
Lowest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
Previous
12,100
• «
,
'
Apr
13% Jan
17
31% Feb
Crescent
17
16
Crown
35% Feb
7
50 »/8 Nov
23
23
29
Feb
11
18
$2
69% Apr
3
49
Vz Apr
3
57
Jan
11
2
92
Jan
2
100
Feb
18
19
——-—1
Corp
Cork
Crown
Feb
23% July 25
25% Dec 26
28% Dec
common—2.50
91
Dec
27
14
Jan
13
14% May 28
7% Jan
Dec
65
10
14% May
26
84 y2 Aug
Zelierbach
Corp
38% Jan
10
2
32% Apr
17
Cuba RR 6%
27'4 Jan
16
Jan
10
8% Apr
60
Jan
7% Nov
16
loy4 Jan
3
Jan
2
Feb
28
40
Feb
13
31% Jan
2
33 % Jan
28
6% Jan
3
14
63% July 19
7% Jan
18
13% Apr
9
8
9*4 Sep
9
53% Feb
12
58
Apr
20
21
Nov
19
19% Jan
17
21% Apr
11
23
49% Nov
28
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
33% Feb
14
49
Vz Nov 28
38% Feb
12
47
Jan
11
Oct
1
65
Nov
19
51
64% Jan
14
47 Vz Oct
1
56% Nov
23
49% Feb
Jan
8
Dec
21
Feb
24
79% Jan
7
17% Mar 19
10% Feb
12
9
53
Vz Mar 29
$4
29
29
53
51%
98 Vz
51%
98%
98 %
70
500
17,100
31%
32%
31%
31%
31
31%
24,400
31
32
31%
32%
31%
321%
3.250
24%,
24%
24
24%
24%
25%
11,000
9%
2,600
9%
9%
*61
*8
32
12 Va
12%
1
9%
-
24%
Vz
i 7%
12%
12 y4
7
300
400
7%
3134
31%
32
*31%
32
*31%
61%
7%
7%
7%
7%
61
61
61
61%
9%
9 Vz
9%
9%
*61
8%
32
.
61%
200
12%
12%
12%
25.100
5734
21%
12%
56%
57%
500
*21%
No par
No par
1
57
57
57%
*56%
21%
21%
21 Vz
21%
*21%
21%
500
44%
44%
44%
44:%
44
44%
43%
43%
16,500
1
preferred
preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wrighi common
Class
29
51%
*98
31%
I
prior
Prior
1234
32%
2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
12
19% Dec
26% Jan
52 Vz Oct
8
100
Cuneo Press Inc
6
31% Dec
12%
24
100
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
2
11
98%
12%
32J/e
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
2
65% Jan
8
11
Feb
53%
*98
4,300
29
29 Vz
53
98%
30
200
16,000
31
Amer„.-12.50
noncum
29%
53%
98%
<
15%
12%
12%
53
5
com.
No par
preferred
Crucible Steel Co of
21V* Apr
7
20
*29%
preferred
$4.20
12 Vz
12%
12%
No par
Seal
&
29 % Mar 12
104
(The)
of Wheat Corp
Cream
7
29% Jan
2
31
Jan
44%.
44%
*43 Vz
44%
43%
43%
*43%
44 %
55
55%
55
54
54
52%
52%
A
.10
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
*56 lA
55
54
■:«
600
1,500
54
D
79
96
11% Dec 31
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
86% Mar
1
12% Jan
9
6% Feb
27
Dan
18
12% Jan
25
13% Apr
3
29% Jan
2
37% Apr
12
5
6% May 21
3
43% Feb
13
Jan
2
86
Mai
80% Mar 29
86
Feb
24
50
Nov
16
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
80
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
6
81
Dec
12
99
20
V* Jun
8
29
12% Dec
18
25% Oct
8
Feb
Sep
82
49 Vz Apr
25
13% Jan
27% Feb
*81
82
*86%
89
*86%
89
*86%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21
—100
Dayton Rubber Co
60c
20%
50c
Preferred
3.90%
24
Deere
&
Co
common
preferred
1
47
Jan
25
Delaware
Power tz
26% Apr
18
Delta
42
37%. Jan
11
28
31% Nov
18
15%'Apr
9
2
Detroit Steel Corp
12
37
Jan
21
46
Apr
3
De
20
38
Feb
8
39
Jan
31
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
51
Mar 29
57% Jan
2
32
Feb
12
37% Mar 13
17
31% Jan
11
34
23% Oct
19
20% Feb
21
24
13% Jan
16% Feb
3
29% Nov 29
14
6
14
Diana
34Vz Jan
14
24
Divco-Wayne
63% Apr
2
Nov
29
60% Aug 17
47% Feb
8
12
75
Sep
39% Apr
5
62% Jan
17
75
Mar 15
26
23
24% Feb
5
28
Jan
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
10 % Jan
2
12% Jan
2
11% Jan 14
14% Mar 19
Dec
13
7
72 Vz
May 28
3
18% Dec
95% Sep
23% Dec
57
82% July
Jan
10
Dixie
0%
Dr
75% Mar 12
91
Jan
14
Douglas
20% Jan
24'A Jan
29
Dover
23
67
Jan
39%
39%
39%
32 %
14 Vs
14 Mr
29%
30
t
1.800
33
*32%
33
200
33
2.000
24%
23
2,900
14
29%
29%
29%
30 y8
5.400
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,500
62%
62%
62%
62%
4.100
79%
24%
3,800
63
25
*76
81
25%
24%
25%
<?
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'14
*76
81
*76
25
33
3314
GOOD
FRIDAY
53%
22% *23
9%
62%
81
25
38
52%
14%
>
x9%
62%
61%
;
200
44%
*30
5.400
22%
30
**76
1
*44
STOCK
30
:;)*)> 14
9%
441%
*32%
7,500
CLOSED
:v
161/4
38
32%
32%
•
EXCHANGE
68
161/8
16%
53 y2 ;,54i/8
33%
22%
*65
67
441/2
54
33 <4
33
22%
(The)
24%
14 %
•
1.000
800
No par
Aircraft
10%
11
*10%
11 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
No par
13
13%
13%
13%
13 >4
13%
13 y«
13%
4,400
81%
81 >4
82%
8iy2
82%
13,400
23
No par
8i y2
82%
81V*
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22Vz
22%
22%
B
Co
Corp
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58 %
19,800
56%
16,400
—...
Chemical
Dow
2
1,500
*30J/2
30%
53 y4
33%
33
*9%
Ltd
Mines
21
56% Mar 26
33
—
Pepper Co
Dome
42%
16%
44
44
♦30
53%
*22 Vz
Cup Co common
No par
conv preferred series A
60
14
5
Corp
16%
30%
60c
2
Corp
Dobeckmun Co
2
4231,
*65
16%
44%
53%
-
-25
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
11% Jan
Dec
42%
39%
39%
66
16Ve
2
4
Stores
39%
*30
1
common
2
26% Dec
i
Match
17
15% Jan
2,400
41%
42 y4
y4
*63 til
68
*44
■
"—10
Co
Alkali
39%
16 Mi
1
Jan
49
12% Nov 29
39%
42
42%
*63
2
_
$1.50 cumulative preferred
62
10
41 %
15
29% Apr
9% Apr
23
39% Mar
13% Aug 27
May 25
1
i
class A
Diamond T Motor Car Co
18
200
26%
46'A
Co
Raynolds
Diamond
Mar 29
% Apr
46%
25%
*45%
20
Dec
35% Jan
46%
26%
46 y2
3
Edison
43% Dec
23
46 %
26
45%
13.50
Light Co
Inc
24% Dec
15
1,700
•46
19 %
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
17% Jun
3,100
1914
*i9y4
Detroit
Diamond
283'„
19%
28%
19%
Detroit
&
28
19%
28%
19%
9
Vllbiss
28%
19%
28
Western
23
Devoe
1,400
27%
*29 V8
29
22% Jan
6,000
17,400
291%
29 %
Vz Apr
Jan
15%
31%
29'4
30%
29'/4
28 Va
39% Jan
2
61% Jan
15%
3iy«
29%
15%
30'/«
29 Vz
Grande West RR_No par
Denv & Rio
15%
31%
15 V*
30 V*
29J/»
65
38% Jan
31% Nov 27
i
&
Lines
Air
15%
15%
30
—_No par
50
Hudson
9
31
9
1
10
3,100
31
15%
10
Decca Records Inc
18
7%
20%
20
Jan
17
43% Jan
C
series
25
26
89
*86%
3
41% Feb
May 14
14
30
89
Lack
40
81
*81
81%
&
11
81
81
82
*81
Delaware
Apr
81
82
*81
9
14% Feb
26% Feb
32
5,200
82
Delaware
Jan
49%
82
7
79
48%
*81
2
38% Dec
49%
*81
28y2Jan
48
49%
100
47
7
491/2
100
25V2 Jan
25
Nov
49%
B
2
23
64
49%
49%
A
13
33% Jun
6,600
series
18% Apr
38Va Jan
100
37
series
26% Feb
Apr
13
36'4
3.75%
28% Jan
27
July 25
5%
*12%
36%
3.75%
25% Apr
18'/4 Sep 10
8
36% Jun
5%
13%
36%
Preferred
6
35% Feb
1 5%
*12%
37 y4
Preferred
31% May 18
5
26 >4 May 28
5%
13%
36%
4
26
27% Dec
*5%
*12%
5
16
11
1,100
5%
5%
13%
37;%
5%
7
common
5,800
11%
27
31% Apr
3iy2 Feb
2
3
& Light
Power
84
11»A
13 y8
Apr
88
4
10
16% Mar 12
34% Jan
Davton
15
1,400
52%
e81
11%
37
10
Inc
Daystrom
83
11%
11 %
52%
52%
52%
*81
84
11 Va
11%
31 %
53 \'A
52%
*81
84
*81
6
23% Jan
Jan
20% Apr
1
1
100
1
Inc
Mills
River
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Jan
17% May 21
27
May 16
44% Jan
Dana
30% Dec
47/e July 16
12% Dec
22
56
12
Co
3,000
44% Nov
20
50% Dec
31
42% Feb
55%
56 Va
56 Vz
57%
56%
16% Nov
23
21% Feb
3
17'A Jan
2
57% Apr 17
18% Apr 12
56 '4
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
18 Vz
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
10% Jun
14
11
2
12
Dunhill International
1
*10%
11%
*10%
11%
11%
11%
11 Ve
ny8
200
12% May 23
6% Oct
12
Jan
17
7 % Mar
175% Nov 29
237
Apr
5
176 Va Mar
302% Dec
28
121% Feb
6
104
83% Dec
26
1
,
11% Jan
1
Jan
Jan
4
192% Jan
2
9
99% Jan
110
83 Vz Jan
3
89% Feb
Preferred
Preferred
1
33
20
38% July 12
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
58 Vz Mar
-6
43% Jan
49 Va Jan
29
$4.15
43
Dec
18
52% Jan
18
42% Jan
49
Jan
24
4%
v46
,
^
Jan
39
54
50
Jan
Feb
34"% Jan
27
39
37'A Apr
44% Feb
Jan
Dec
6
Feb
29
46
44% Dec
19
52% Jan
12
46% Jan
18
47
14
54
24
49% Apr
3
Nov
Jan
2
$4.50
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
189
190%
187 Vz
189%
188%
189%
189
190%
11,700
107
107
105y2
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31
3
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10
5
40 y8 Feb
12
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11
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57 % Aug
8
37% Apr 19
35% Apr
26% Feb
2
51% Jan
4
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12
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5
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11
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7
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29
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13
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158 y4 Feb
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14
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14
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29
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11
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27
21% Jan
20
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17% Mar 20
34% Dec
13
90
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18% Mar
30% Feb
3y8Jan
31
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2
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1
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15
38V2 Apr
18
13
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18
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9
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3
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8
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15
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7
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15
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2
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31
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14
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9
98
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60
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37
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36
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29
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
5
10
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6%
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6%
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20%
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35
35
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25
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31%
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31%
31%
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31%
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19
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Natural
Electric
Gas
Mfg
3
Co
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
23% Mar 29
18% Feb
12
7
Erie RR
86
Feb
71% Jan
3
77
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1
71
July 18
59
7
62
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28
5% preferred series A_
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common
8.50
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19
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100
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31
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1,100
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45
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37
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28
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70
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152
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153
57%
100
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90%
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&
,
2.50
common
preferred
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5%
100
2
100
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Electric Auto-Lite
10
5
23
10
common
preferred
Products
4 Vz %
11
35% Apr
89% Jan
11
Co
preferred
4%%
Ekco
Apr
9
Nov
6%
62% Apr
34% Mar
25% Jan
Kodak
Eastman
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
3
28 Ve Feb
3
52%
Elliott
47 y8 Jan
13% Jan
52%
91j/2
100
5
Elgin National Watch Co.
13
21% Nov 27
51%
10
28
20
80%
31
30
19% Dec
341/2
81%
14 % Jan
57% Dec
Sep~12
351/8
81
37% Apr
31% Dec
30%
34%
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6
12
31
10
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4%%
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Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
2
10
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10
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27
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44% Feb
25%
37
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Feb
47
50
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44
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77
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77
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77
65
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65
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65
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65
120
31,000
2,900
5,900
1,000
600
30
6,200
3,000
Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1899)
19
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
i*!>
Range for Previous
Year J956
> ""
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STOCKS'" *
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
*'
STOCK
Highest
20% Dec
Highest
29% July 17
4
15(8 Jan
Lowest
22% Feb
13
Mar 23
14% Feb
5
20
20
25% Jan
EXCHANGE
Evans
3
16% Mar 22
Products
>
38% May
1
10% Dec
7
Co
10% Apr
1
12% Jan 24"
Fairbanks Morse 6c Co
Falrchlld Engine &
11% Apr
9
16
Fajardo
12
15% Feb
26
16% Jan
24
25% Mar
6
22% Jan
22
24
-2
75% Mar
2
55% Feb
3
7
20
Feb
26
15% Jan
31
Oct
Apr
53% Dec
44 %
17
7% Jun
7
5% Apr
27
13 % Feb
12
Dec
55
5
11
27
5
20% Jan
31
36% May
7
32
4
19
30% Dec
26
21% Sep 10
37% Mar 14
10% Jan
18% Mar 12
1
Feb
21
31% Jan
6
10% Apr
26
27% Apr
Corp
Pacific
Paper
4.6%
Federated
Felt
Electric
Board
cumulative
Dept
10
14
Fibreboard Paper Prod
May
135
1
1
103% Mar 11
Feb
8
61
Mar 26
47% Jan
7
56% Mar 21
30% Feb 23
26% Jan
3
29% Jan
1
53 ('■:
Nov
19
68
Feb
10
101% Nov
14
Dec
47
91% Jun
27
Dec
26
106% Jan
16
98
21
10% Jan
98
Jan
61
54 % Feb
3>
47
12% Feb 27
3
41
66
12
Jan
2
10% Mar 28
23
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>
29
7
34 V4 Feb
12
Firth
39% Mar 19
Dec
27
105% Mar 14
9iy* Feb
18
94
12
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
11% Mar
54% Aug 14
49% Feb
Feb
41% Feb
16
36% Feb
13
50 %
Aug
Dec
12
62
Apr
83% Dec
10
41
19
10
Apr 17
51% Apr 10
Florida
Power
Power
&
Food
Jan
11
91
Feb
12
62% Jan
2
July
6
Feb
4
128 % Jan
3
Mar
5
84'/2 Jan
3
91% Mar 25
63% Mar 12
54'/8 Jan
2
59% Mar 19
82
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100
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9
July
Mar 28
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27
21 % Jan
Feb
12
17% Jan
8
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18
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13
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28
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2
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10
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31
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3
110% Apr
17
14
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9
16% Mar 22
15% Apr
17
16% Jan
9
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Corp
22
Dec
11
19% Feb
20
24% Jan
8
Fruehauf
Trailer
79% Oct
4
38% Apr
94
14
23
Mar 29
9% Jan
73% Mar 27
80
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport
Jan
14
4>%
7% Apr
6% Feb
4
12
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9% Feb
13
10% Apr
10
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11
45
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11
28% Apr
18
36% Jan
8
36% Feb
12
43 % Jan
11
9
30% Sep
28
43
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6
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
46 V* Mar 26
5%
Co
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12
4
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Jan
2
8% Jan
14
15
14'/* Jan
30
15% Feb
19
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4
5% Jan
2
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American
31
51
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9
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2
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3
101
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25
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18
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4% Apr
19
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4
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3
8
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11% July 19
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32% July 31
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56
65
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18
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51
109
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23%
23%
56%
100
preferred
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21
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5
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4
33% Nov
92
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23%
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Firestone Tire <fc Rubber com___6.25
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51% Jan
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Fidelity Phenix Fire Inc NY
2
106
2
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15 %
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com
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Flltrol Corp
9
96% Jan
83% Mar 18
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32
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56 Vs
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10
31% Jan
12
26% May
56
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27
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-1
Mfg Co
39% Mar 23
.
50%
com.—5
Stores
Tarrant
6c
43
1
49%
Co
Co
29% Nov
May
511*
,_5
common
26% Nov 29
29
50%
conv
pfd 1953 series—^_50
Mogul Bower Bearings
5'
Federal
22
Feb
50%
2
Federal
4
8% Ffeb
25
1
>5(4%
Federal
.
18
35 V* Jan 24
11
Mar
27% Jan
9
31% May
Aug 14
»■
15-b 1
48%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. J 8
25%
15%
1
Metallurgical Corp
11
1
24%
15%
50
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
17
25%
15%
1
Corp common
preferred series B
5%
Farwlck
60% Apr
23
Corp
Family Finance
16
.39% Apr
24% Apr
25%
15%
20
14
14
25%
15%
No par
Co
Fanatael
14
18% Dec
3
Vie Apr
Sugar
Falstaff Brewing
Apr~16
7% Jan
16
25
Airplane Corp.l
11
Feb
36
13% Feb
Dec-
Apr
17
51% Feb
41% Aug 17
24% Dec 18
29% Feb
8•
Jan
58%
15
14% Dec
31 % Jan
"25
Feb'n
17
43% Jan
Jan
%
10
5% Dec
10 ;
20
18
PRICES
<
3
~~
——_
59% Dec
16
68% Sep
65
Ex-Cello Corp
Apr. 17
1
Eversharp Inc
16
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 16
5
15% Nov 15
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
21% Oct
51% Apr
1
HIGH
Tuesdav
Apr. 15
Par'
-
42% Apr
AND
Monday
'
Lowest
RECORD
LOW
4,700
EXCHANGE
"
9
.'.106% Mar
73% Dec
Dec
17
22% Dec
28
24% Jan
80% Dec
82
Apr
18
General
9
Jan
10
10
Feb
15
General Baking Co common..
Jan
128'/s Jarr TT-
26
22% Feb
34'/a Feb
97% Feb
Oct
Jan
13
27
28
7
13
Apr
86
6
Jan
35
% Mar
Mar
40'4 Apr
130
15
$8
Amer
preferred
General
5
.
4%
1st preferred
General
18
-y>7%
Cigar
147/a Jan
22
13% Jan
5
11% Feb
20
12 Vb Jan
22
13
54% Jan
21
68% Apr
12
General
Dynamics
52% Jan
23
65 % Aug
2
52% Feb
5
63% Apr
18 '•
General
Electric
17
Jun
11
19
26
15% Feb
27
18'4 Jan
3
43
Oct
1
Feb
12
44'/« Feb
4
6% Dec
31
6% Feb
12
8Vb Jan
11
Apr
40
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
-
Co
85
100
Instrument
%
131
*24%
10
5,800
,
2,400
GOOD
90
FRIDAY
25
1,700
42%
13
*85
39%
39%
128%
*128%
39
13%
85%
85%
%
*128%
39 %
130
42%
•
5,200
150
86
39%
39%
2,100
40(4
*128%
130
130
6,800
13%
13%
13%
117/«
*11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
400
67%
65'4
66 %
65 (4
65%
65
66%
62,200
59 7 «
—5
13'4
11%
66.%;
1
60%
60'4
61 Vh
60%
61%
61%
63 m
57,400
13%
13%:
(Delaware ).l
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
1,100
No par
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
General
9
130
42 %
85%
*85
85
38 V*
"128%
_.
9%
25
42
82
CLOSED
'
com—No par
Corp
25
42%
42
Corp common—_2
preferred
10
series
?80%
81
25 %
24%
42 y2
General Contract
6%
131
131
24 %
42'A
'
Inc
59% Dec
131
23%
100
Co
7
3
131
No par
preferred a,
1
Dec
5
9%
-v— 5
Corp
General Cable Corp com
Mar 25
81
9%
No par
Bronze
45% Oct
11
17% Jan
Mar
124 ;
%
11
9
25
Jan
14
26'4 Jan
42
6
84
13
40
134% Feb
27
23
138
6
13% Dec
23
41% Nov
12
Oct
Jan
34% Mar 13
13
30% Jun
72
142
...
23
119
31
10% Aug 30
May 22
125
$4.50 preferred
43%
43%
42%
43^'2
43
43%
42%
43%
8,100
1
7%
7'%
7'/a
7%
7%
7(4
TV*
2,100
Corp
7'/a
'
61
May 9
108% Dec 11
73% Dec
31
124% Feb
85
Dec
31
27
1
10
23
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
53%: Feb 24
Nov
28
31
4% Dec -17
.
34
May 25
Nov
19
34
Dec
18% Dec
53% Dec
2
115% Jan
24
2-
91% Feb
2
40
Apr
21
68
Jan
General Mills common
5%
$5
-
1-
25
43% Jan
33% Jan
Preferred $3.75 series
37% Feb
Precision
General
4
$4.60
-General
11:
Public
36
v
Nov
Jan
23
46
29% Dec
13
34% Oct
47% Nov 29
90
Nov
* 102
27
75% Nov 28
*
Apr
25%
7
Oct
.
♦ <
•
Jan
32% Feb. 12"
12l
55% Jan-
75% Apr
T
23% .104 % Apr
\
•
16 V
37% Sep
12
32% Sep 18
61
12
54% Aug 23
6
34% Sep
100-
Jan
108%'Jan ' 7'
142% Apr
25 %
.
•
an
45% Jan
43%.Feb
•
■'
General
:.'■$% Feb
28
31% Nov
* -»41
1.7%
97% Mar 21.
41% Mar >9
'
153
Sep
Feb
23% Jan
Oct
60
Jan
90
*
23
Corp—'^-10
-_:iq
"42'h
"
Oerber; Products
1
;• t-
4%;
46
preferred
__1_——10
5% Jan
163
25
.
Jan
-
91-*
2
3% .Jan
2
*
.
23
159 (2 Apr
66% Feb
70% Feb
Mar 18'
Co^-3^;;,
commoni
4
18
Goehel
Jan
21'
Gold
73
Jan
4'
83%'Jan
12'
% Apr
160
4:
preferred
$4.50
GUddsn
37% Jan 14-
2:
6
Nov
Brothers
757,- '/
..
LL\
837 *
-84
27
Apr
18
Sep
13
2% Feb
14
24,600
30 V*
1,700
17%
17%
,'.45%:
V»
6c
Co
•"
*»%
,,
92
%
92%
59%- '
:
8%,.,:'"
■
'
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25*s
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(B fo
:
257ifc
•
*
-.
91%'
T
..
58'4'"59%
•8'4t
v
33%;
33%
34
44-
-
141%.
♦104
104%.'
30
'
84-
25%
'
25
*8(4"
'
4%
4%
•150 '
•
'"
■
163
4%
•158
:
74 %
75
77'
78%
,
,
*90
91% /
35%
'
36
"
4%
■'
6c Rubber^.—3
:
2
"
78 >4
79
30
44% Jan
16
1% Dec
27
•
36
•
60 V*
.
3
20% Mar 16
317/a Feb
7
48 '/a Mar 12
•
735
Jan
Gould-National
2
2
Grace
2% Apr
8
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S 8c P"_
*
2
13% Jan.
9
29% May 28
36% Aug
9
25% Feb
11*
30% Jan
2
34
Feb
9
60% Dec-18
46% Feb
12
53% Jan
2
34
Nov
19
45
31% Mar 13
36 %
6
.
Jan
-
3
Batteries Inc..1—4
"57% Jan
(W.
R>
<fc Co__
4%
x33
53%
52
2
8% Feb -27
Feb
-
Grand
'
Union
Granite
Grant
Co
72(4
72%.
5.300
79(4
79"*
8.100
T)
33'a
33 %
33%
33%
53
51%.
52%
2
17»
*33
53%
51
178
2
1%
.
Dec
31
99
5% Nov
29
25 % Feb
14
7% May 13
41% Aug 10
79
Feb
17
79% Jan
86 %
3
Apr
15
6 V2 Apr
18
3%%
preferred
100
9
9%
8%
9
9%
30
30%
30 (*
30%
30
30%
50%
50:'«
49'4
50%
49 (*
50%"
49 %
49%
4.100
32%
32%,
33
33 %
33
33
33 (*
33%
900
86%
86 Va-
86
85%
86 %
*85%
86%
80
9
*85 (a
Nov
29
38% Oct
19% Oct
31
12
32
Jan
9
Feb
8
85
Jan
14
Great
Northern
40% Feb
25
45% Jan
7
Great
Northern
1
20
Feb
149 y2 Jan
11
130
Apr
8
138
Jan
22
79% Jan
10
70 % Apr
18
78
Jan
11
2
130 y8 Dec
108 y2
July 17
46% Apr
23»% Mar
70% May 25
25% Nov
20
33% Mar 12
18% Dec
27
21% Oct
14 V,
Feb
9
79% Dec
27
79
11
21% Jan
11
2
30 % Apr
4
Feb
8
19% Jan
14
17% May 10
14% Jan
2
16% Mar 29
96
80% Jan
15
fnomofes
/
29% Feb
3
2
Jan
30
3
26% Jan
18
y8
„
39
Feb
13
Gt
Northern
Great
7%
Green
Green
Iron
Western
Ore
Prop..No par
Paper Co
Ry
Co
(H
6«*
6%
63a
61a
6%
6%
5.00C
25
No par
31 :!a
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,500
70
80
70 y.
79%
70 (2
80 V,
79%
80
1.300
42%
42%
42%
425a
427;,
42%
42%
8,900
20%
20%.
20%
20 Vb
20%
'20%
20%
2,100
131%
131%
131 %
131%
42"
j
Sugar com—No par
20%
100
100
131%
preferred
Bay Sc Western RR:
Greenfield
63a
<>%
Ex-distribution
72
133
73
'70
73
i
28%
29
23
23%
Tap & Die Corp..No par
13%
13"%
18%
13%
10
10%
10
10%
37%
83
L)
Co
Inc
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
100
—
3,700
-
Grayson-Robinson 8tores
5% Mar 12
3,500
9»4
30%
'
77
600
7.600
13.300
2
9%
Steel 1
12.50
Co common——-5
City
(W
"
7,800-,
4%
163
72%
29%
—_—5
(The)
2%
4,100 ?
3,800
36
"79%
79
". 53
33%
33 7 a
—1
No par
5
*
1% Jan
90'i
*158
163
"
Goodyear Tire
*
25 %
35%
4%;
4%
7,900
•44 (a
25
337h
72 y«
74%"
400
34,000..
3ls
43%.
91%;
:
*138
163
73
35%
■
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25%
>
19,300
3Q(* :
6312
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43%
43%
:
•.
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59%"
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38%
131
132
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73
70(,
70%
27%
28
28
23%
a
18%
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13'
88%
10
16%
18%
16
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90
120
3.100
18%
1,200
16%
13.400
83%.
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29%
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60" h.
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25-% :;
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20
320
92(4
55
58%
*
12,300
-
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30%
'
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:
400
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•
92
,
,
-
1,700
22,800
291a":
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74%;
*
141 •
83%.
,
43^4
421*
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29(4"
7T'
; io4
,
8%,
43% "."44 >»
:
'90
.
353*
35
—10....
600
2,400
25(4
'
;
,-—,—10
Brewing Co__J—
1
Stock Telegraph Co—1.100
300
45%
*45
43 y.
,
y'.'30(*,430-«;.:
^*55 .' 55
••
441
-
;
25%
'
(The)
Goodrich Co
-
""
28% Nov
10% Dec
Dec
84
36(4
30
*29%
84%;
'
23
36
17%
33 (4,
•'
r
0" 7^;;v75%:.:
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% hl% ,141%;:'"
.107:;
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141
58%,
—i—5, -
16,000
30
"
28
89 V* Mar 23
1-
(The)'
Gimbel
s.:
4%
20'/*. ,25(4-
33%."
a; > 431/^
'■'"■"29 7 ' 2n-'n
A
30 ''» "'30%'
55 '*-" :
.
■'
36:'«
45
'
GUletts
% Mar 261
,
4278*
•'*54%;
•
4,700
33
"
4%
4%
17%,
'
,48%,
-
'33%,
91%
v
,^_10 V
381»
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33
30
.
;;:>"25^ v 2*1: ;
»29
84r'*
•
common...T..-„.r..4/:'
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.
r_I—100''
preferred:—100
Corp —i
1
Georgia-Pacific
:
12 J
5
"
;"1 73%
*104: -
:
%
36
;.ri7%- -17%.
34
140:
"5% % .cumulative
JUT' '
-
$5 preferred
38%
4'%
36%
'
28%
•
800
64%
38%.
6,500
38 V» 1'
30
'261%
'
.
26% Mar-26
22'
34% Feb
/
'
14
Mar 14
66 *'
Corp
39%.
63'%
88
-
'
Castlngs^Cprp-.—_1
Telephone
Time
88%
39%.
65
'
-45%
600
88
39%
*32
4%
35%
2,000
ii2y2
64
38%
29%
45%
111%
39%
:.
'
33
4'/2
36'%
17% '*17%:
33%
15 \ 'General Tire 851 Rubber - com.'iSJLaO;
V AY4% -preferred
17
conv : preferre<f^_-___i_/100
1« *■ /
56% Mar 25
60% Apr
'
Mar 20
8
<
„
31% Apr
2i'.
12
General
»
-
84'% Apr 18' a
92% Apr 17 *
3
24
General Steel
- •
•
•'
78 ^ Jan \<2
Apr
8
Apr'17
30»/rMar 7
'*
.
30
29%
\
'
--3
"
General Refractories ———10 -r -.45%
26'a
General Shoe ' Cdrp—^r
-
44
--
4%
X36%
Corp:
__5
Signal
-—6.67 *:
Utilities———10c '
"
'
8
90 :V Dec
'
July 24/'
9 % Jan
40% Jan~3
23% Jun.'
.
37% Jan
.
12':
28'/* Feb
13 r-
8% Oct 31
.
10
Railway
-General Realty ^
8-
27% Mar 19 V
39% Feb
23
*1
r:
6
*2. '
121% Apr
51"
86% Sep 12 •
Nov~27
•45% Dec
50% Jan
22
90
"41
18V« Jan
13:
'-24% Feb
*
66% Apr-' 5. ,*
May 17
96?
Feb
42
General
r Mar 20
33
8
16% Mar 18
19:;
29%. July 18
32% Oct " 2
.
Mar
1
24% Nov 29
38
27
1
(4
*32
33%
y- 4%
'
38
38%
*32
—10*
Utilities
'
,
37:!V
1
Nnpar
General Public Service
65
*87%
39%
(4
"
590
58,500-
41%
41(4
111%
2,600
54%
111
111
41%.
111%
88
39 Va
64
39%
66
41
111%
88
87%
39%
64
—I
Equipt Corp
preferred..
conv
87:'»
No pur
Advertising—.15
Outdoor
111 %
64
65%
111
*110(4
41%J
41%
112
65.
66(4
110%
110:
41%
112
No par
65 %•
66%
111 %
41'/h
1%
com—
General Portland Cement Co
2
34% Mar 12-
Corp
preferred
General
7
4% Jan
121
65%
111
100
Motors
'
4
4% Feb
No. par
preferred
General
-
12
Jan
■
31% Mar 12
7
34% Jan:14
2
36 % Feb
28
9
30
60
38 % Mar 28
29
'14% Feb
Jan
43 Va Jan
33% Jan
..
•-
35% Aug 24
5% Aug 20
"
4
115
25
84%> Jan
101 % Mar 15
Feb
50% Feb
Jan
16
109% Jan
16
34% Oct
*
69
Apr
110
1
49 V* Mar 20
Dec
110
59% Mar 19
38% Feb
18
122% Mar
40% May 28
40
20
and Financial ehroniVl&r:';WbsuSaysApril- 22," 1957 ^
.5< JO1?*Commercial
(1900)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
27% Jun
8
357/s Jan
3
9% Nov
76
bj'A Dec
Dec
17
100
Sep
19
39% Dec
14
Grumman
i
28%
29%
28%
29%
28-
10
20% May
1
io-;4
11%
11
11%
11
11
32% Jan
11
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No
par
39%
30!
30%
30%
30%
3C»
31
7
80% Jan
16
76
77%
*78
VI77%!
12
133% Apr
17
preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
11%
30%
76%
131
133%
132
133
34% Jan
24 % Dec
.
Jan
24
27
Jan
24
107
Nov
26
48
Jan
23
69% Dec
Nov
30
Feb
31% Feb
9
48% Dec
35% Apr
$1
8
32% Dec
13
39
Aug
29
13
41% Feb
21
8a74 Jan
24
Jan
15
28 % Jan
Utilities
79%
-76%
25
126%
127 %
Common
37%
.-100
100
100
*91
"96%
*94
93
98
*91
93
*91
*96%-
98
*u*»%
98
97%
^94
67%
*94
97%
*40
41
40
*39%
preferred
preferred
84.44 dividend preferred
14.40 dividend
Hackensack
Oil
(W F)
Hamilton
11
28
Water
Halliburton
Hall
4%
Well
Cementing—5
Printing Co
Watch
Co
convertible
15
Hammermlll
Feb
12
71% Apr
10
Harbison-Walk Reirac common
15
Feb
11
33% Feb
12
25% Feb
28
2 /%
Mar
Apr
15
6%
46% Jan
11
Harsco
39% Mar 11
27% Feb
Harris-Seybold
5% Mar 13
Co
21
23% Feu 28
33% Apr
12
14% Feb
Mar 12
34% Jan
15
16% Jan
2
Hayes
11
28% Apr
2
4y3%
A
36%
preferred
%4
40%
75%
39%
29%
STOCK
73%
70%
EXCHANGE
21%
22%
21%
CLOSED
95
36%
5%
5%
23
23
96
*94
*94
34%'-
34%
70
70
70%
*135
138
43%
36%
.
14%
36%
25%
'
30%
*32
25%V 1
44
36%;
30% "30%
*5%
■
30 %
5%
5%
37
17% Nov
26% Dec 20
24% Mar 27
76
Dec
Dec
85 % Nov
73% Apr
5
76
Jan
Jan
9
2
50
Jan
7
101
Jan
5
46% Apr
86% Jan
90
Mar
11
22
Heller
24% Jan
16
Helme
38 % Jan
32
34% Mar
3
Oct
17
31
21% Mar 15
Apr
35
Feb
124
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
23
?.
5%
113
75
*87
*87
75
48%
*87
13
2
88
*32
*113%
53%
113%
Hertz
FewUt-Robins
12
12
40% Jan
12% Mar
77% Feb
3
Jan
3
*64
?
Jan
1
15% Apr
2>
80% Feb
78
Jnn
17
85
Jan
4%%
22
25
common
Co
;'3%7o
:
.
$4%
19 % Feb
12
22% Jan
7
25
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
10
7
17% Feb
12
20 V8 Jan
7
14% Apr
9 'A Apr
11% Jan
10
Holland Furnace Co_
12% Dec
12
12
17Vb Apr
16
Hollander
23
22% Jan
11
Holly Sugar Corp
5
J.0% Feb
15
19% Feb
25
16
29
Jan
7
Feb
20
33% Feb
11
74% Jun
17
Nov
321/4 Jan
11
"18% Oct 22
1
13
40
Feb
16
19
59
30
52% July 17
33
Feb
11
Dec
26
103% Mar 16
91
Jun
2
Feb
5
40% Jan
Mar 25
35% Jan
31
Hilton
Hotels
Corp
10
5%
4
10
Feb
8
8
4% Nov 23
VB Jan
5
31
29% Mar
21% Jan 23
i/b/Jan 28
25% Feb
2
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
26
40
Hooker
Dec
Dec
26
41
% Jan
22
Jan
3
26% Jan
6
77
Jan
2
85
10
84
% Jan
8
105
■
28
88
Jan
7
*
3
26% Mar 19
-3% Apr 2,3
11% Apr 23
20
it
f
87% Jan
21
10
10
10
rH 00
19 Vh
39
19%
1,900
10
9%
9%
10
10
10%
3.000
.
15
16%
17*
16%
17%
17
20®a
20*A
20%
20 !B
20%
29 *A
29%
29%
35%
36%
29% V 29%
3'j V"
36'A
36
36% V
34:A
96
5%-Feb
11
Jan
10
9.9
July 26
79% Feb
12
89% Apr
3
15% Dec
21
23
July 17
15
/ Feb 27
16% Jan
14
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
4% Dec
13
7% Jan
27% Dec
13
5% Nov
64
30
82
10% Mar 14
Feb
14
85% Apr
4% Feb
25
5V« Jan
V
*60%
23% Jan
2
19% Nov 29
1874, Apr
18
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
1
72% May
4
57% Oct
50
Jan
23
*x:'/4 Dee
21
51
Jan
19
Nov
9
53
Apr
Jan
5
60% Aug 15
29% Jan
34% Apr
,.
22
17
51% Mar
36Vi2 Apr
63% Jan
43 % .Jan
"21
50% Dec
11
55
9
Jan
49% Apr
45% Jan
53
Feb
10
45
Feb
1
30
Nov
13
27% Jan
23
11% May
19
33 Ve Dec
11
Feb
13
151 V Dec
31
59
76% Jun
8
52 % Dec
Dec
20
50% Mar 13
.
85% July 20
165
148
100% Dec
13
79
13
27% May 28
400
May 15
33 %
May 28
143%
Dec
28% Sep
6
21
25% Jun
22
69
21
Nov
78
Jan
23
9% Nov
26
98% Nov 29
Feb
7
35% Dec 31
550
Dec
31
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
New
17
Industrial
11
12
Insuranshares
4%%
Interlake
Iron
11
Int'l Harvester
156% Jan
25
Business
4*
Corn...
preferred
7
international Packers Limited
11
International
Feb
8
•4 preferred
40% Feb
51
38% Jan
16
4
37% Apr
5
29% Feb
12
7
58
6
49% Jan
2
32% Dec
12
30% Feb
35
Feb
20
7%
^♦•rnational
61
International
Apr
28
39% Mar 16
30% Feb
Feb
9
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
13% Jan
7
27
19% Jan
2
Apr
30% Feb
21
32
Jan
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
24 % Jan
2
V« Jan
10
56% Nov
19
43% Feb
12
2
auterutate
Dept Stores—
14% Feb
Interstate
Power
Intertype
Corp
67% Feb
1
85
42% Jun
8
62 % Nov
94% Nov 30
35 V« Feb
rw
3
lwmovea
58% Apr
see
5
Dec
page
86
18
89% Feb
43% Feb
69
19%
20%
1.800
99 V,
1.090
122%
39%
20
98%
98%
122
.
39%
39%
48%
*121
25
-
V
48%
.
32
49
.
48%
29%
*32'
33 %
%
.32'A
33
33%
*,33%
; 33%
59'A
59 %
59%
60%
32
*
32
48%
-
3,500
400
1.000
49
33%
100
33%
33%
33%
34%
43,300
60
60%
60%
61
31%
33%
*32
*32
3.300
31%
31%
31%
31%
4.200
*27%
31%
27%'
31%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
POO
49
49%
49
49%
4.100
1
*123%
127
preferred
(F
L)
Co
1
24
6
Jewel Tea
Co
Inc
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Johnson
2
27
93% Mar
99
Jan
2
26
61
Jones A Laughlin Steel com
6% preferred series A
76% Jan
17
^
&
Johnson
Manufacturing
1
100
5
12%
Co
10
/
32
*31%
49
*123%
'
■
49%
127
.49
*123%
127
*127%
129
4%
1
5
Jefferson Lake Bulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd___l©o
3
20.
49
39%
39%
49
*121
121%
39%
31%
31
11
120%
39%
96%
96%
96
V
31
27%
82% Apr
61% Jan
Feb
120
48%
49 % Jan
8
-96
50c
common
11
Feb
19%.
3.000
11.600
94
*92
500
12
15
-
18 "700
10
96%
'95
*93
19%
10
96
5.100
>8
23
Jan
19%
113%
9%
2.500
45% Mar 12
Mar 21
105 % Feb
72
6
96%
95
110%,
111%
700
74%
96%.
9%
95
670
32,200
13%
—
Jaeger Machine Co
•
109%
28%
30%
Jacobs
102% Feb
*93
74%.
28
*72
:
13,400
31
31 %
4
2
28%
35%
154%
13%
9
27
27%
...
35%
30 %
o
Dec
*30%
30%
28% Jan
43% Oct
152%
30%
14
36% Jan
83
36%
153%
30%
32
17
54% Mar
35%
5,200
575
13%
11
28
6,000
572%
30%
28% Feb
47% Jan
90
28%
23%
29%
*31%
22% Apr
Mar 14
881'2
13%
15
55
3,700
88%
:
30%
27
Jan
43%
13%
29% Oct
91
100
%
4.2
153%
10
,
2,500
.23 %
44%
578
*72
6,100
48
46%
*23
90
3,900
85%
84
30%
48% Apr
8
•
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Liglu Co
10
22
Feb
84%
11,700
158
13%
1
4% Jan
79%
*150
31%
19
84
28%
566
,.33%
180%
32%
33%
2.300
13%
13
94% Mar 14
■
9%
30%
Nov
4
900
30%
9%
%
23%
*88%
.
.
9
5
32% Oct
3% Feb
48%
3.50
Co
_.
22% Dee
10% Mar 19
47
30a«
Iaiand Creek Coal
28 % Mar 29
53% Jan
2
Jan
95
120
_No par
25
32
130
"
No par
T»l«n & Teleg ..No
par
Utilities
Corp
5
32% Jail
.
*45%
307i,
~50
*
common
preferred
34% Apr
18% Dec
_
International Shoe—
International Silver
7
47
'
-
loO
—
20
% Jan
94%
95 ,
20%
48'A
47%"
44 %
74'%
109%
,
9%
,
50 '2
1
a
27%
109 Vb
9%
*93
19%
Int'l Rys of Cent Arner com__No par
6% preferred
International Salt—'
*72
99
10
47
*49%
*47%
501
36
27%
110%
100
44
31
27%
97
29-%
44
*45%
,
155
35%
75
>
29 %
.152%
31'A
109%
9%
47
*23
.
560
27%
No par
14
29 V4
551
31
7.50
18
90
36
*72
2,100
*29%
"
4414
158
V* 83%
48%
*30%
15
158
84%
154
35%
6,200
8,700
59%
'
79%
79
*150
89%
-
*9%
32%
,
79%
45 %
'30
154
34
,
45
558
-•
23 %
.
36%
55%
58%
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*
,
*23
91
29%
No par
common
Mar 19
38% Jan
Jan
Canada
Paper
Apr
44% Jan
123
of
21
20
7
Nickel
99 %
70% Mar 13
Feb
*89%
124 % Jan
44% Feb
130
45%
too
20
July
45%
30%
9 %
47%
23 %
100
Jan
Feb
50
.
83%
48%
23%
No par
common
preferred
33
83%
550
'■
*150;
43%
y
No pur
11% Feb
20
*'...
30%
79
79 %
g2%
Machines—No par
107% Jan
38% Feb
:
9%
158
100
3
Int'l
-
;
24,800
-
■■■*
1
35%
78'A
5
12
17% Jan
34
1
common
''
9%
*150
20
Inc—
.
'ii
^
No par
■•••!
30%
9%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—_5
8
■47 V".
30%
Mexico
preferred
,38% Jan
98
47%.
*45%
Njpar
Interchemical Corp
2
115%
50
No par
100
Ctfs
12
Apr
,
47a
-
-
-',.1
36%
59:%
preferred
Inland Steel Co
14
f
85
55®a
36%
56
59
Inspiration Cons Copper
23% Apr
13
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
3618
55% |
59%
1
4
29
4
36%
56%
59%
common
99 % Jan
Dec
17
35%
56
6*
7%
1,200
15%
V
3,200
35%
Rayon—,
Ingersoll-Rand
3
1,800
4
20
60
—100 pesos
35% Feb
34% Apr
29'A Jan
120% iJec
De
11
43% Nov
33
Electrlca
SA
Feb
35% Jan
.
FRIDAY
18%
*45%
21
GOOD
...
3.900
.
20%
*47%
Jan
■
*20
20 %
48%
2
.»
1.800
47
Jan
:•/'
32%
*45%
307e
14
•'
32%
preferred.!— 50
% Jan :>; 8
1,900
9,500
CLOSED
33%
preferred-i
5
17,100
.
*32%
. V
cumulative
,,
Int'l
86
20 VB
-
:
33*4
56 r5 a'
Indianapolis Power & Light
17
112%. Jan
20%
32 %
56%
9% Jan
3
XZOVBV
6
34%
35 %
98% Feb
19
33%
59 %
94% Mar 26
19
■:
4%
No par
144% May
Aug
-
5
_No par
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
144
4% :
4.20%
74
104% Apr
■
*84
*47 V4
10
15
•••::
•5
■
84
47 %
69% Jan
13
4%
5%
9%
cumulative
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
88%
15%
84
85
-
*8%
15
4.42%
1
''
'
-
88%
*49%
92
4
.
15,700
54%
54
88 a4
50%
3
Feb
15-a
-
4*
50%
Jan
Sep
15%
*84
88%
*15
50
29% Jan
94
3a
—
—
cumulative
Apr
Jan
15*2
*8%
•
cumulative preferred
12
85
13
50
common
common
578
'
9% %
84
4%
lo
Co
12
91
88 'A
4.70%
25% Feb
21 % Apr
88s«
9%
88%
11
11
106% Mar 13
;•
Feb
52
2
V
29%
337/b Apr
7
2%
46%
32% Mar 29
12
11 V,
2%
:
46%
14
15% Feb
11 %
2%
9 V',
2%
11%. '
*29%
*
43 %
Jan
7
11%
2%
2%
13
47%
29
88
11%
11%
2 VB
".
15%
,_l
Co
Feb
145% Jan
13%-
'
—.
*12%.
84
100
conv
55% Jan
,
27% .Mar 25
498
'.
13
20
'
Illinois Power
32 'A Mar 12
87 % Dec
38
Jan
j
13
54
'
30
s
8"
54%
12%
Vi
44%%.
12
5
103
53%
53
*46'%
*49%
Feb
44% Apr
99%
*29%
88
4
87%
*97V'4
*43%
156
42% .Feb
*85%
99
47%..
16
20%> Jan
' 6
87%
44%
25
69% Mar 20
61 % Jan
*35%
99 Vv
•
Illinois Central RR Co
16
10
87%
30
39 Vb Jan
4
24% Mar 13
23
31
*46%
*49%
Feb
;
4,000
81
*29%
; Jan
,
100
26%
99'A
11%
2%
38%
*85 Vi,
..
13*8
11%
*38
25%
*43 "4
9% Apr
17
73
6
20
83% Dec
8% .Feb
32% Apr
Feb
20
47% Jan
9
1
.100
-
26 V
83
1 &
12%
i.
;
*81
*80%
53 7 i,
*b:!..
Industrla
•7% Apr
9i_l
23 %
*98ai
87% V:
rl
10.000
3'J%;r 38%
11,700
83
•
,
53
207«
20 *4
50
30% Apr
40
20%
21
21
38'A
26 V,
26
50
Feb
12
20
20%
'%
15
45
Dec
83
88%
15
14,100
9C0
preferred
Jan
1.300
"
'"'•
28%
4.26%
48
26% Jun
3
•
5%
4.08%. cumulative preferred
4
44
54% Apr
27
-
28 VB
8
52
Dec
*80%
noncumulative preferred—100
■
■-
:y.
.
5%
2
8
44
100
com.
" '
V
96
28%
% Apr
.
:
331 a
28%
461% Mar
■
300
3,800
61%,
.
*94
,
47
15
:
33
96
700
.
.V;-' 5%
5"a;
*38 >A
%
99%.
Idaho Power
11
45
20%
38
pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
9
61 % Feb
20%
*RC%
5%
17
1
2
*94
V*
6,700
v
28
28
26
preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
4.
■
-A
17%
r
6i
.—33%" 23 %'/-
96
'5%
■
27%
25%
5%
15
' Jan
55
__
44
Jan
51.1
-
*98%
5%
61 '/V 61%
33%;.
"94
*
.
:
VV.
61
33 "4
■
•
H
'
5%
a
3
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
..:
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com..—5
.!
8
13
.
27%
com-.,—3
*
200
29%
*38'A
fHudson & Manhattan
3% Mar 15..
6,900
20
60% '
.,
8
13
21 %
20 V,
19%
50
Howard Stores Corp—
Howe Sound Co—
18
18% Jan
11% Mar 26
Jan
9%
.
Vh
16%
■
60%
preferred-.
——100
preferred
s
—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
! Rights
-_V——V
15
1:A Apr
15
. CO
29%
19%
4%
I
40
"9%
95
preferred
5T
•
20'A
33%
Inc
71
34
18%
*29
Nopar
1
25
preferred
20.900
15.%
15
r»70%'
84
.*•-<
10 Vh
common—No par
Finance
15'%
200
21%
4.40%
17
Apr
54% Jan
18
1% Feb
3% 1*
Mar 13
100
Mar 19
12% Feb
$2.25 convertible
Household
29V
71
85
4.400
..
187'«
35%.
—:
15%
70%
*84
100
37%
*9%
common._5
Co
37%
21%
35%
——
Electrocftem
%
31y«
'!
■
37%
250
50
31%
18%
12.50
——10
Mining
Houdallle-Industries
16
38% Mar 13
48% Mar 22
.w—
13'A Jan
'
1% Nov
Feb
.'-l;
•
20
15% Nov 29
Mar
57% Aug 17
3
Dec
12
Apr
Jan
25
102% Jan
26
90
21
36
3
96
11
83
3
6
32%
55
*49%
140
10%
•
16
5
10
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
4
31%
*37%
.:
10
5
-84.25 preferred
10
Aug
28% Jan
24% Sep 25
Dec
6'A Jan
28% Jan
•
26
16% Jan
35'A Dec
75
97
1,800
21%
preferred——30
Honolulu Oil Corp
71% Jan
39% Jan
.
114
55 %
84
'
89
*112%
32%
18%
21%
*10
50c
common.
convertible
Homestake
113
55%
49%
15%
70%
1
—
& Sons
(A)
113
ob%
49%
55
50
15
70%
84
2.50
—
(Charles E)
Hires Co
Hoffman Electronics Corp—
32%
900
31% ' 32%
-
1.600
4.800
15%
70%:
84
'2.800
39%
37%
-
16%
23%
32%
16%
37%
14%
50
16%
23%
16
37%
84
87%
16%
23%
38%
32%
*69'
87%
3,800
15%
31%
1
slOO
(conv)__No par
2nd pfd
87%
100
50
•
38%
113%
-
75
38%
*37%
"
*73
49%
'15%
5
Inc..
preferred series A—
cum
'
27
16
39%
113%
53%
*49%
*
600
*26%;
33
16%
23%
38%
-
500
15
16%
23%
32%
16%
23%
'
1
(Thej
Heyden Newport Client Corp
17
54
50
*49%'
preferred series A———50
Sep
25 %
9% Dec 26
56
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate conimon__No par
30
8
27% Feb
50% Feu
33% Apr
34% Feb
7
31% Dec
*15%
4
12% Jail
Oct
*32%-
16
39%
17
99
31
6% Apr
33%
38%
19
24% Nov
29 %
115% Jan
*32%
55% Apr
12
18Dec
2
1,300
32%
15
49%
48%
88
*15%
47% Jan 21
9% Nov 27
21% Dec
Jan
——100
1
2 1/12
Powder
1,600
*73
27%
Hercules Motors———No par
7%
500
5%
*73
15
48%*-49
27%
16%
Hercules
30%
*26:%
27%
23%
8
10
40% Mar 11
25%
*31%
15
16%
47% Jan 23
20% Mar 19
29
% Oct
17% Jan
36%
15
27
32
15
23%
11
Jan
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
33% Nov 19
13% Nov
14
vJan 21
1.100
36%
25%
30%
*5%
.-
;
30%
32%
32
15
(G W) common——
10
noncumulative preferred—25
53% Mar 20
54
61 % Dec
24
9
Feb
15
51% July 19
11,100
32%
32%
*73
47%
—25
& Co—
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44%
15
33
*26%
100
.
preferred
(W
200
-10
,
preferred
3.65%
1
18% Jan
%
*32 "
33
v v.
*32
32%
15
1
15
(II J) Co common
16% Feb 20
15% Dec
80
Heinz
23% Mar 29
36% Nov 29
110
7
3%%
.900
138
33
33%
dist—8
partial liquidating
Industries Inc
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
23% Oct 25
34
Ex
2
60
15
Dec
27
3
17
Feb
25
89% Feb
19
47
13
r 20
FRIDAY
71
*135
44%
36%
25%
25%
'''
1,200
GOOD
34%
*70%
138
44%
300
24,000
% 700
23%
;.
34%
Haveg Industries Inc—
18% Jan 23
13% May 28
9.%
57-4
21'%
*135
*30%
—50
1
21
70%
*
135
43%
1
Becht Co common
Apr
3,800
93
98
74
<
34% v34% .i
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5
'91
6
22%
10
Hat Corp of America common
12
32
9
38V,
38 %
38%
% 93
95
•
71-«
42%
—1
i.
Chemical Co
7
1,100
47,200
76%
23
135
—2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6% Jan
1,800
*/4
21%
22%
74%
21%
%u%
100
Corporation
Harahaw
4
32% Mar 25
1
15
preferred
40
78
21%
*93
95
,y34%'- 34%
2.50
Co„
38%
38
•
22,a
preferred——100
Paper
37%
76%-
1
common
11
45%4 Jan
37%
21%
——5
111% Jan
135
130%
No par
84.20 dividend
2
■76%
127
5,400
12.700
.
Co—
16
Apr
37
Mar 27
31
Jan
8tates
4
No par
128% Jan
Mar 29
5% Oct
96
02
1G
39
24
Aircraft Corp
33% Feb 26
38V'« July 31
May 22
25
Jan
95
20
29% May 28
24% Nov 20
2
22% Apr
15
146
Apr
Apr 17
20% Mar 11
27
130
5
98
74
42% Mar 29
Sep
Sep
17
93% Feb
7
39% Feb
18
18
19
33
38% Apr
3
Jan
94
19
87
24
91
92
4
Shares
28%
Guantanamo Sugar
29%
11%
28%
15
85% Jan
45% July 25
Nov 13
17
58% Feb
the Week
Apr. J 9
34% Jan
107% Feb
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105 % Feb 23
26
27
90
Friday
Apr. J 8
11% Jan
Gulf
32% Sep
Sales for
Aiiuisday
74 % Mar
Mar 14
147 % July 26
83% Jari 23
PRICES
Apr. 17
Apr. 16
2
Jan
9
39% Mar 23
98
SALE
HIGH
•Veurtetday
Tuesday
Apr. 15
29 Vh Mar 21
23
29 % Dec
Monday
Pat
AND
LOW
,
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% Mar 12
13
i>*js Jau
12
% Dec 21
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
,
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3.400
23%
23%
23
23 %
22%
23%
23 V,
23%
2.200
34%
35%
34%
34%.
33%
34%
32%
33%
4.600
*86%
87%
85%
86%
85
86
54%
54%
54%
53%.
53%
90
*87
4%
■
54%'
*37
90
'87
'
99
'
*84%
54 %
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40
85
800
5414
90
11.500
45%
46%
80%■•
81
79
81
78%
78%
78%
78%
1.400
51
51%'
50%
51
49%
50%
49%
50%
16,300
'95%
96%
96%
96%
130
68'%
68 %
69%
13,100
49%
48%
48%
48%
46%
48%
•
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1
96%
64
•
96%
96%
64j%
64%
96%'
68%
6611'
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5631... The
185
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1956
NEW
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
,
Lowest
70% Aug
13
37% Feb
3
104
Nov
2 i
127
Aug
3
44
Dec
18
52
Feb
20
37% Dee
7
10J% Apr
Doc
21
,98
Mar
92
Dec
6
103
Mar 13
...,79', 'i
1
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14
3y% Jan
24
9
j an
9u
49
'
Mar 15
83
j
Mar 12
Feb
102
lo2
14 ;
Feo
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
1
91
Jan ,10
96
Feb
21
87
Dec
28
103 "
May 22
90
Jan
4
96
Apr
3
97 % Nov 28
108
1: 71X1 Feb
9
.
Nov
14
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
"*12% Dec
>92'A
27
37
24'
97% Jail
13
Apr
May
-40% Jan
20
Feo .11
Ui
9
18
30% Apr
.
77% Jan
31
&
Chem
30
Jan
;. 23
Mar 27
12
.121
%
4%I
29% Mar 11,"
26
Feo "19'
12
37% Feo
lol ',4 Feo
5
Feo
11
Dec
48
1
25
15
45
12
Mar
24
39%-Feb
39
31
57% Feb
11
27% F'eo
,;7
30
39% Mar 20
12
4(> / Nov 21
32 % Dec
4
53% Apr
27
52% Jan 31
74% Aug 20
98
Feb
1
v
2
68% Apr
30% July 16
47
,61A Dec
7
10
Apr
8?
:
Jan
non-cum
40% Mar 19
Dec 18
41
a
29
;
preferred
85 % Jan
ȣft78
Dec
21
31'8 Dec
26
50% Feb
22
-Jan
10
29% Apr
10
,,2
Koppers
94*2 Apr
10
21% Mar
4
54 % Oct
13
> 27 % A,,r
11
1
34% jan
4
19
14% Apr
4
3% Nbv
13
;26
Apr
15% Jan
11
27
18
24
36% Apr
94
9
2
17% Mar 14
14% Jan
July 10
37% Apr
18
14% Apr
1
Jan
23
Feb
1
29% Nov
14
26
Feb
12
30
19
Jan
15
21% Mar 26
16% Feb
12
98Apr
9
18% Mar 29
60% Feb
1
11% Feb
13
13% Jan
72% Feb
2
63
Feu
12
68 Va Jan
163 % Feb
2
141 Vs Jan
15
150% Mar
Jan
18
2
25% Nov
>
1
16% Jan
4
16 TB Dec
28
74 % Feo
9
12% Dec
4
61 % Oct
1
137% Dec
20% Oct
!
20
Jan
23
49
47% Jan
64
18
14% May 28
35% Jan
24
Sep
25
6% Nov
Aug
29
58% Dec
5
7% Jan
10
50c
29% Jan
9
29
6'
12
28
26% Dec
27
Jun
26
59
Dec
7
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup
9
Link
9
4
Belt
3%%
11
2
200
88
*85
88
"85
88
*85
16 3i
3ft Vb
39%
15 V*
15 U
1«38
16%
39
39 VB
15
*
2
15
>y
1%
16%
2
16%
16
Va
3,600
39
37 Va
37%
3,600
15
:
16%
37%
I
...."
15 v8
15%
15 Vb
1%
1%
2,30©
18 "a
I,100
1%
(The)
>
25
Mar
:
1
series
B
%
1,700 ;
series
D
17% Jan
119% Jail
*2
127% Mar
20
25 % Jan
24
29% Feb
Louisville
Gas &
Feb
11
93% Jan
Louisville
&
22
Jan
Lowenstein
90
Apr
Loriliurd
(P)
33%
100
109%
110%
lu
'22%
Co
pfd„____ 100
100
El Co
68%
69 Vb
140
900
68 Va
68%
2.100
16%
16%
16%
1,400
48
49%
11,600
80
46
*100
7%
46%
7,000
19%
19%
19.800
32%
33%
32 7
33%
II,500
6,800
a
2,900
33%
33%
33%
.33%
33%
110%
110%
110%
110%
22 Va
22%
*22%
22%
102%
gfj
*100
103%
17
17 VB
*88
122%
-v
91
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17
120
120
2,030
7,700
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EXCHANGE
CLOSED
104 %
17
17%
120
89
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91
104'a
16%
103
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89
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>
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122
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19%
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110%
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$
80
19
33%
110
i .* *•/
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46%
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19 y«
33%
.
80
>> 7%
7%
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33%
f
%
*74
120
300
GOOD
FRIDAY
4,600
50
27%
Inc...—I
Lukens Steel Co
59
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
28
28'A
2,900
80 V,
50
Sons
91
66%
147%
58%
68%
18%
17 Vb
122
(Ky).Nopar
Nashville
&
16%
.
66 %
147%
59%
50'%
-
89
•:»-
66%
147%
16%
' 46
104% T04V4
10
common
preferred
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*87
5,500
66 %
48%
22%
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9,500
59 Vb
59%
7%
:>■;
34
100
1,700
6,500
12
16'%
■
34'%
100
series G conv
2
5
33%
preferred
4.40%
28
18
4
preferred.
E
17%
76
.
147 Va
Va'
700;
49
7%
102
Vb
16%
1934
*101-
6
47
47%
10
series
-7%
7%
10(1
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*74
19%
com
18
18%
*
80
46 34
preferred
66'/a
147
68%
46%
1
Cement- Ccip___
18%
6% t
*58%
16%
46%
*74
1
Gas Co
4.35%
Apr
68%
16%
100
18'A
65%
147%
59%
No par
Inc
4.25%
65%
148
68
15
com
preferred
' 4.84
conv preferred—
Long island Lighting Co
5%
65%
58 %
2.50
Corp
18%
'
148
10
0
convertible
Loew's
25
100
Corp
Co
13
Jan
com
Lisi ludUbtnes Corp____„
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
28
31
3o
19
11%
Feb
Dec
"3o Va
19%
75
.7
;
35%
19
17-%
23% Jan
61
500
*35%
11%
103
,27%
19%
35%
75% ;
23
28
700
19'j
88
2
200
17%
35%
16%
1
77B
17%
57 % Jan
18% Mar 15
45% Feb 12
/
.
1
18
*19%
56
*85
■>■17%
17%
23
76
19%
36
18
■
11%
26
8
*19%
»
2,100
75 %
Jan
9
18
>
Va
17%
99
Feb
4
15
...
11%
22 % Feb
May
26
*3%
15
76
6
30 % Nov
*25%
4 vb
17%
9
109
15 vb
> 25%
*3%
25%
4VB
13
11%
21% Feb
27
83% Jan
21
15
^5%
*3%
75%
Jan
106
15%
*25 %
4%
18
11VS
Tobacco
Carbonic
21
15
25%
*3%
75%
Corp
15% Jan.
15
25%
1,700
11%
Lionel
101% Feb
3,200
74%
Myers
143% Jan
*
1,000
53 %
Liggett &
3
103 % Dec
19
Dec
25%
14
1 lo*/4 Apr
Nov
32%
25%
52%
31
Star
97
32 Vb
52%
9,900
Liquid
92
22%
25 3 4
12,400
/
3
32 %
25%
52! a
a
24%
16
Iviar 27
170
24%
*
Apr
3,900
24 vb
76% Mar
89
3,800
24
boy* Apr
87
19%
27%
25%
16% Apr
13
19%
27%
62
Products
12
Mar 14
la%
27%
,
>
23%
Lone
104
19 %
2/%
'
iLu
5,000
17%
11
102% Jan
91
25 V,
35% Jan
11
52%
91
17%
4
27
51%
24%
July 26
Dec
15% Dec
•<5
53%
92%
22%
51-8
*'
900
5318
e
Fink
Star
Dec
116
32%
25%
51 %
25 Va
51%
10
8,900
*90%
1
92
25%
Stores Corp
Lone
88%
53%
33
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
&
Lerner
2
86
53'a
*91
800
43
28 Vb
11
89
54
42%
*32%
*5%
11
>106
53%
19%
42%'
33%
27%
Jan
Jan
53%
92%
40
;.
6%
35% Jan
23% July
-
40%
40
'42%
33 >
4,900
28%
22
19
98% Dec
*39%
29%
42%
7,100
15,700
6 Vb
1
21% Oct
FRIDAY
28 VB
28
31% Mar
68 %
29%
28%
25
35
GOOD
66 %
29%
27%
27
37% Dec 19
39%
40 %
68 3 8
29%
277'u
32% Feb
12
39%
66%
27%
18% Feb
10
40%
8,600
23%
19
(The)
Corp
44% Apr
Jan
28 ;r
39'B
700
2.200
;
1
Lehman
Lelin
12
33% Dec
CLOSED
118%
6 V4
Apr
9
EXCHANGE
14 %
41
116 %
6V4
Feb
■?
14%
41%
15
200
500
4,100
18%
72% Jan
2
STOCK
6%
Feb
7% Jan
25*8
67
23'A
No par
preferred
pfd
14%
25%
29%
-
42%
100
2,400
28%
36%
:
18%
38
i:
.40%
69%
28%
25%
25%
40%
60 Vis
29%
32 J4
common_3
2nd
noncum
25% May 14
8
18% Nov
1st
noncum
39%
69
36%
29
41%
43
15
•
38
:.
a
116%
2
common
70%
40
No par
82% Jan
60
Valley RR
Val'ey Coal
99
4.1%
iy5/i
;
97%
*96
115%
32 %.
e
Sons Co
69%
98%
*95
41%
67%
85
*97
115%
5
preferred
1C9% Mar 28
43% Jun
&>
'82 %
S
41
32 %
4
600
115 >
29%
'"42 :;>:,
39%
No par
25% Apr 15
18% Mar 22
8
14% Feb
12
6
$3
14%
27 %
common
75
Aug 29
Jan
24
62% Mar
49% Mar 29
12
20% Jan
50
7
100% Jan
11
5% Feb
•
9
76% Nov
23
84
8
17% Feb
25%
14
19%
Lehigh
19% Dec
24
.
25%
14
32%
Lehigh
45% Jan
1% Mar 25
25%
27%
4
31
*28',
32%
4
3
2% Jan
?36.%
233b
27%
10
21 % Jan
6
70 V*
37%
No par
2% Jan
58
26
1% July
70%
28%
_100
17% Jan
26
15% Nov
:
100
*39%
99
*36%
66 %
1
49%
98%
"
79%
1
*48%
97%
'
28%
40
5
,
*97
37%
■
10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
35% Apr
Oct
Co
(James)
3.85%
•96
25%
1
.___
4
9
1
27
17% Jun
10
5
Gas
Lees
32 Vs Mar 12
•95
99
r> 40%
Lee Rubber & Tire
b
97 Va
*96
4b%39 Vt
25%
>4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Meg
Lane Bryant
1
19% Mar 13
30
98%
*95
1
24
Mar 22
*97
97%
99
500
95%
98%
-
.•>'14
1
Co__
18% Jan
97
*93
»■'
(The)
18% Mar 25
34% Apr
95%
ip
3
8
Apr
Laclede
2
Mar 22
4% Jan
8
:
85
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Co„.
&
Mig
Co
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96%
41
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17% Jaii
Nov
8
15
Kroger
85
*93
'
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(S
Kroehler
Anr
53%
21
14% Jan
23% Feb
Kresge
Kress
*82 %
95%
70%
25
48,500
,
85
1
_1%
7
19
Jun
13% Jan
17
Shares
105%
39%
42
Inc
*3% Jan
26
> May
21
Jan
47
preferred
Korvette
6
4% Jan
18% Dec
89
24,2 Feo
J
45
105
•48%
116
common
22% Mar 12
V
16% Mar 13
30
31% Mar
16% Sep 10
27% Aug
7
13
25% Apr
4%;
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44%
10a %
2
41 %
till)
105 V*
49
115%
com
>4
2«>}4 Feb
'
29
Indus
104 Va
45 %
29%
1
prior preferred
44
%
*43%
2.50
Apr
Co
104
vb
iNc par
;
44
*39 %
*36%
•
5
65% Jan
20
3
43% Jan
Mar'29
Oil
conv
42 VB
28 %
50
2
*
the Week
Apr. 19
49%
98%
8.75
35% Jan
45%
Friday
Apr. IS
*93
No par
5
17
an
Sales for
Thursday
*82
No par
com
County Land Co„_
4%%%
103
*96
12
Mar
31% leo
PRICES
33%
*95
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kxmberly-CJark Corp
c
King-Seeiey Corp
3
»17% Feo
25
Kent
4
.
SALE
Apr. 17
39%
100
City. Southern
,2.'... Kerr-McGee
Jan
43% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 16
'48%
10Q
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott. Copper :
128% Jan ,'~4
4
45% Jan
•
53% Apr '6
17
AND
Tuesday
42%
*lu2%
preferred" 100
cumulative
Kansas Gas At Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kaiser (Julius) & Co„
4
> Apr
41%
Iloo
preferred
4.35 %
Kansas
2
Mar
33%
preferred
4.20%
2
i
Jan
,
147% Mar 14
23
42Cb Apr
jttii
20 '-a
V
24% July 23
May 28
43'7 Oct
113
14
28% Aug
Corp
preferred
cum
4.50%
-
4
38% Jan
11
Alum
"
■
Mi.nday
Apr, 15
K
■
4%
18
:
LOW
STOCK
4V*% cum conv preferred
100
4%% Drelerred
*
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No~p«r
3.80% preferred
100
2
103% Jan
3
13
38
<
Kaiser
2
4d% Jan
4
Jail
Feb
"a
44% Aug 14
78
12
YORK
EXCHANGE
/34% Feb
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
YORK STOCK
.
80%
80
80'%
80
80 Va
79
80
2,600
19 V,
19%
/9
19'
76%
.^^.3.33 %
79 %
80%
84
8
18%
10%
18%
18%
Va
82 V„
86%
84%
90
3,500
136,500
M
37% Nov
3
49% Jan
23
36% Feb
21
39% Mar 22
Nov
15
Apr
16
125
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
14
27% F'eU
12
32
Jan
10
Mack
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
28Vb Feb
12
30% Feb
5
Macy
13
81 % Apr
9
86% Jan
30
1.20
144
119
May 24
27
92% Jan
8% Nov
21
10% Apr
6
6% Sop
20
10% Feb
28
Dec
18
80% Dec
86
Mar 20
139
31 % Nov
26
26
610
4% Jun
26
Mar 13
41
473% Dec
5% Dec
>16
Sep
24
8% Oct
30
*
35
Jan / 6
28
476
Jan
>3
>19 ■' Nov
10% Apr
18
9 Va Jan
4
•
28
48 % May
4
Madison
20
'89
JaH'_
39% Jan
4
Magma
24
Maimti
15% Mar 13
>17% Jan
14
18
Maracoibo
Mandel
27% Apr
38
Jan
2
13
18% Feb
20 Va Apr
10
56% Jun
14
52% Jan
54% Feb
7
29% Apr
18
40% July 11
8
32% Feb
21
37% Nov
98
Apr
24
45% Dec
32
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
Ft b
35% Mar
31
Feb
35% Apr
91-
Jan
47% Jan
Marshall
22
19% May 25
Mar
-
35% Jan*
1
26"
Nov
2J% Jan
Dec
17
48%
Mar 19
85 % Feb
13
74
Dec
21
97
Feb " 7
75 % Jan
73% Dec
21
96%
Jan
'4
76
Jan
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
70
Jan
28% Feb
6
34% Apr
3
28
Feb
56
% Jan
9
54
Feb
25
J an
12
13% Jan
32% Jan
3
26% Feb
46 ■»Jan
6
40
Jan
70-
»
54
July 17
12% Dec
20
25-. May 15
41 % Dec
"12% Dec
13
,
7
j.
4
83
20
25
30
Jan
4
McCord
21
42
Jan
22
$2.50
15
Jan
16
12% Jan -.2
13% Mar 11
24
70
75 % Apr
17
40% Dec
28
32
.* 13% Dec
43% Aug 20
$3
preferred
McCall
\
Corp
23% Feb
29
17',2 Mar 27
21% Jun
12
17
31% Oct
1
41 % Apr
30
-33
'Jan
Apr
21
i;
19% Jan
20
,
37
Mar
Jail
19
27% Nov
29
102% Jan
16
,85% Feb
5
323,4 Mar lS
-28% Feb
26
29
7
11
91% Mar 29
30% Jan
4
Mead
&
Co
16%
300
11%,
11
11%
11,800
26% '
26%
27%
9,300
30
28
29%
20
>19%
30 V4
30%
a
20
20
54%
54 Va
33%'
34%
35%
35%
50
Corp
4%%
10
Mengel
21
Mercantile
44% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
48
80
-
Jan
27
Dec
28
97% Oct
9
'9
29% Feb
83
:
12
Mar 21
105% Jan
3
Co
preferred
Co
series B
(The).
Stores
30%
Anr
17
89
Feb
26
17
$4
18
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Apr
Co
Merck
&
Co
conv
Inc
common
2nd
pfd
Linotype
23% Jan
19
Feb
11
58% Apr
-21% Jan
54% Apr
1
62% Jan
11
Mesta
Jan
4
94
18
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
107
6
82
Jan
23
95
Apr
8
82
Dec
27
99% Feb
21
84
Jan
8
92
Jun
5
93% Jan
31
86
Feb
14
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
£7
Apr
5
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
41 % Feb
5
see
pagt
2*
Fe
>
104% Jan
85
103
Mergenthaler
Merritt-Chapman
Machine
9
4.35%
Mar 12
3.85%
86% Apr
17
Feb
19
50% Jan
10
2,203
35%
35%
35 s a
35%
3«%
31%
3,300
86
23%
24
37%
36
81
82%
-
41
.28 "a
&
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series.
4.45%
preferred series
Conner.
.
40%
28%
29%
37
813
84%
82%'
*81%
82%
*81
*73
75
*73
29%
30
55
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55
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2)%
...
40'A
14,400
28%
30%
13,400
.82 Va
24 Vb
36%
36%
81%
4
86
39%
24 'b
24
36%
75
*73
"
24
24
Vt
81%
%
37
*81%
82%
"81
82'/a
75
29%
*54
130
86
86
40%
73
73
29 Va
29%
29%
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55
900
5,000
130
20
10
1,000
55
163B
17
28 %
28 VA
42'A
*41 'a
13%
13 •/»
4.600
42%
13'b
1 b
%
15%
15%
16 Vb
15%
27%
27%
27%
27%
"27%
28 3V
*41%
42%
*41 %
42 %
*41%-
300
1,300
13%
13%
75%
18%
*75
"75%
38%
33%
38%
28%
39%
7,100
37%
38
38%
39 Va
75'%-
*75%
77
320
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13%
13%
13%
13%
2,100
1,000
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<58:%
89 "4
90
-94 Vb
95%
96
95'%
97
3,000
56\*
56:%
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57%
55%
57%
56%
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17%
18%
17%
17%
17 Va
37%
17%
17%
%
18%
17%
17%
17%
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17%
1,000
35 %
34%
35 %
34 3 4
35
7.600
-.
1
17
34%
13 Vi
*17
34%
35
>
13%.-
*90
92 %
13 Va
2,800
92%
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20
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92%
90
90
1
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29%
29%
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29
29%
29%
29'A
1,400
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84 3 4
84
84
83
83%
430
100
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37
22'2
23
100
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86
; 28%
15%
No par
—No par
Co—.No par
1
Jan
33%
3%
series)
Apr
64% May 10
33 %
81
"
300
33 %
5
common
52
102
4,100
54 »/a
1
(1st
Corp
111
8
2,500
20
33 %
36%
5
61% July 31
3
29%
19%
54%
IB
common.,
Shoe
29
July 19
27 7«
19%
54%
"54
34%
23%
3
Robbing Inc
preferred
Melville
37 % Apr
July 11
54%
*16%
16-%
34
28%
1
23% Jan
Feb
19%
40%
*86
15
21% Mar
93
29%,
*54%
86
1
34 % Mar 21
35
-
28%
Publishing...
Stores
600
10%
Norris Mfg Co
McLellan
McOuay
82
116
5%
25%
37%
6
8
*16%
37%
11
10
5
10%
37%
26
14
15%
37%
McGraw-Hill
Apr
Dec
7,200
5 311
25%
V,
27% Feb
77
120
9
10%
16'%
38
45% Jun
24% Feb
510
9
25%
16%
13 %
98
101 % Dec
*5%
38%
9
88% Jail
Va
*490
9%
510
o
5%
75
2
4
*5%
13
26
25
5%
74
33% Feb
Feb
37
37%
37%
*490
9 %
38
21 % Nov
Nov
...
new.—1
McGraw-Edison
4 %
81
?7%
500
9VB
10%
-
82% Dec
2,700
37'%.
500
9%
McCrory Stores Corp common__50c
3%% .convertible preferred—10**
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
1
38%
37%
500
50
McKesson
31
5,300
41%
preferred
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
15% Feb
78
86%
Corp common
16
17% Dec
76%
27
No par
..No par
18
r
77
—3
■
li
2
74%
103i
No par
common
14% Jan
1
6
77
3
26%
pld 1947 senes__No par
pid.^^
^.Nopar
97
Apr
57% Apr
Mar
Jan
300
74%
1
18
13
210
78%
6
39 % Apr
75% Mar
..7%
21,300
*16
No par
11
49
Sep
82%
12
28%
common
.34% Feb
19
.
%
7%
11.Va
•
40%
Co—
2
16
82
11%
•8
1
Jan
95 % Mar
5
54% Dec 30
82%
*82
3
5%
100
40
17
2,600
11
8%
No par
Co
11
13
30%
8'%
9
No par
\2
23
30 Vb
11'4
37'4
—_4
Feb
Dec
76
Co
Jan
43% Jan
30%
10%
.
5
^
Stores
Maytag Co
19
83% Jan
1
140
30%
11%
*485
cumulative
18
28
•
$3.40
Apr
26
Corp
$3.75 cum
i
17
21
'* Oct.
■
77 %
'
S
Co com
&
Electric
9
69 Va Nov
32
500
13,900
1
Inc
Mfg
Cement
Dept
Jan
38% Dec
-
">
30%
6.25
preferred
L)
55?
-'
36%
120
30 %
10%
10
1
;
;
$3.75 preferred
Mar 22
Feb
32% Feb
.
82 %
^
(Glenn
Master
4
31
77
,
82
Exploration
Field
%%
Martin
May
Jan
Oil
Calculators
Masonite
8
24% Apr '• 9
83
82 "'b
*7%
120
31
J
39% Jan
21
37
82%
No par
:
Corp
Marquette
28
39 % Mar 25
28
100
36%
36%
120
30%
30 "a
Midland Corp common
convertible preferred
" 4%.
"
3
-
Marchant
Marine
.
15
85 % Mar 23
Jan. 24
11
31
30%
50
Bros
Marathon
2
20% Nov
82% Dec
30%
1
Manhattan-Shirt
11% Apr
33% Jan
1
7
30 Ve
30 s
"
10
31 vs«
120
31
Co
ougar
5% Apr
2
30%
:
4% Mar 11
5
31 %
Magnavox Co (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
11
36%
36%
120
119
1
No pat
1
Copper
Feb. 19
10
36'%
37
124
120
No par
2
;
Jan
500
3
2
6
Co Inc com..,
Magic Chef
*36%
*
100
——
Inc
preferred series A
Square Garden
16
13
26
*
%%
Jan
Apr
51% Sep
16% Feb
Trucks
(R H)
common__10 '
Forbes
&
preferred
ft
25% Apr
7
6%
12
Mar 18
Jan-
i Jan
8
8% Nov
31
29% Nov
72% F eb
4
6
7% Mar 28
7% Mar
Mar
MacAndrews
5
pfd—100
100
_100
100
100
r
35%
25%
*80
85
*108
111
43 >4
,
36%
37
36%
37
37
37%
22-4
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
36%
36 VA
36%
33 %
'8 r.
36
85
110%
110 %
36%
H'O
85
*80
85
111
111
*111
112
56%
56
57 %
57'1
20'2
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
57%
57 3
4
90
89'
»
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97
*96
97
96
*88%
88
*36%
82
*36%
*84
87
"84
87
80%
101
101
57
57
J51
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59%
4 >'
S3 %
45%
57 3
4
8'
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57%
10.1%
46
"101
45"'.
"53
33
300
58%
56',
*'
390
1,400
19,800
2
58%
1,400
20%
20%
7.300
57%
59
1,100
89
(
90
56
*96
97
88
*86%
88
86%
*85
87
K'l %
*101
'•5%
45 5b
101 »/a
46
150
20
~~10
370
2.900
The
22
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.... Monday, April 22, 1957
(1902)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
•P'k'
Range for rreri
..
Year 195«
'
May 23
Dec
7
142
29% Feb
20
40
40
126
Jaci
31
25% July 17
Jan
23
22 % May
17
137
Feb
12
35
Jan
Feb
Minneap Si St Louis Ry
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
23
90% July 26
26
75% May 10
58
95
21
2
94
Apr
13% Oct
4
24% Jan
88
68% Apr
Oct
8
88
Jan
98'A Feb
Mar 29
Minn
17
$4
26
11
12
18% Mar
Feb
12
86lA Mar 28
$5.50
1st
1
$1.50
2nd
79
1
.
22
Jan
29
42% Apr
2
30
Feb
11
35% Apr
16
25
Feb
13
28 % Mar
11
29
Minnesota
30% Jan
14
Minute
Maid
18
18
18
Mission
3
8% Apr
12
30
37% Feb
15
52% Apr
26% Feb
12
36% Apr
19
3
•
30% Jun
25
9% Nov
29
17% Jan
49% Nov
29
81% Jan
35 V# Apr
26
2
37% Jan
8% Mar 15
12% Jan
33% Jan
36% Aug 14
47% Mav 14
5
55% Jan
5
&
67%.
7 Ve
6
RR
17
*85
86 %
"85
•23%
24%
*23 %
21%
18
18%
' 1
'
.
%
i 17%
•:
*23 %
24%-
23%
"33
•
=
35%
34%
34%'
48%
10 Ve
58%
58
6.600
26%
%
7% Oct
2
Oct
60
Feb
76
3
31
12
49%
34%
Mohasco
4
71% Apr
15
3 % %
88
Feb
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
Dec
13
19% Mar 18
28% July 23
18% Nov 29
24 % Jan
12
19% Apr
17
16% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
11% Apr
2
33% Nov
19
51 % Mar 19
30% Feb
26
Apr
35%
9%
9%
V
57
A
56%
57%
:
71%
*70%
81
81 %
81%
29
28
Jun
3
24 % Jan
2
26% Mar
26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
2
47 %
Class
31,900
7,000
■'
k
■
V;
>•
,•
70%
70%
82%
82%
18
26% Feb
11
33% Jan
4
Monterey
35% Feb
12
40'A Jan
7
Montgomery
21% Mar 12
20% Apr
Dec
31
46% Apr 27
18% Jan
18% Nov
10
25% Dec
27
28 % Mar 12
14
16% Apr
3
16%
10%
17
17
20%
20%
20%
21
20
20 Ve
20%
19%
T
'
■
13
Motor
Jan
20% Mar 27
23% Jan
11
14
32% Jan
8
14% Ma r 25
13
17% Apr
15
35% Feb
51% Mar 14
30% Jan
23
45% Nov
9
32% Mar
7
38% Jan
11
Feb
42
27% Feb
40% May 10
47
11
lnc
Motor
13%
13
13
•13
35 %
35%
35%
35%
25 %
5
25 %
25%
iThe )„_No par
--47%
47%,
31
18
Jan
4
36% Dec
21
45% Jan
11
29% Dec
31
42 % Apr 12
24% Apr
15
30% Jan
4
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 15
43 % Jan
7
48
% Jan
14
Jan
24
148
May 10
Feb
12
130
Jan
8
Nashville
16% May 28
22
July 16
15% Apr
17
18% Jan
4
Natco
% Jan
8
25
25 Ve
25 %
25%
25
47%
.
'
400
Y
38,000
-
47%
'47%
47%
46%
X20%
5,100
46%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
22 Ve
22%
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38
22%
A
28v,
37
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7,200
1,800
22%
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No par
7,500 :
|
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:
14,100 :
'
2,300
.
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
800
.
43
43%
42%
43%
4314
43%
3,600
43%.
43%
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43%
43
43
21%
21%
21
21 %
21
21 Ve
21%
21 %
30
30
29%
30
29%
29%
30
30:%
1,600
16%
16'%
16%
3.500
-
10
8
—
1
Co_u
-i
42%
22%
23%
22%
*16%
17
17
10
3
—
——
.
42%
22%
12
Lines
Co
&
National Acme
Jan
13%
35%
21 %
500,
43%
*43
•,
I-'t"
*•'
1,500
.
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
36%
Munsingwear lnc
;
8
Murphy Co (G C)
1
Murray Corp of America—
3.0
Myers <F E) & Bros—
No pa*
14% Dec
18
-400
*19%
13 Ve
35
"
•
700
4,200
20
20
13%
35 %
23 %
•
Brass
-
'
•
34%
20
90
-
.
,700
'
17V),
—2
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
Mueller
17,300
24%
23%
'
,
*13%
25
Ward & Co
(John)
Morrell
14,900
/■
' V
"
*17
23%
Co
Oil Co
Motorola
1
10
35% Feb
37% Dec
21
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
24
19% Jan
43% Apr
•
■
*16%
Utilities Co
Moore-McCormack
25% Jan
12
k-A1
-
-
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83
————_1.000 lire
shares
22
1
38% Aug
23
71
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class A
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19
:
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71%
81%
Montecatini Mining Si Chemical
Feb
11%
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41
11%
,
•
3.400
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:
40%
11%
1.25
Montana-Daaota
4
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17
B
Monsanto
10
Apr
—
Machine
RR
Monon
14
37% Jan
22% Nov
38
71%
41
11%
100
100
40%
11%
40%
11%
—
Monarch
8
Jan
18
39% Jan
30% Jan
40%
11%
Mojud Co lnc
16
24 % Apr 18
23% Jail
9
17
3
14% Jan
41%
31%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
18
Apr
83
2
Jan
75
20
2
Jan
40 %
'
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12,400
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34%
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;
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52%
35%
58%
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Missouri
11% Apr
67
20
67% Oct
21
44% Jan
13
8% Feb
"
-
20,200
49%
34%
'
36 % Mar 28
29
11% Feb
1
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34%
49
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9
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24%
32%
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:
20
1,500
EXCHANGE
34%
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9,200
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26%
27
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10
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35
34%
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34
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34%
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18
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9
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preferred series A
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1,600
34'A
27%
18
87
17%
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5
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26%
17%
96%
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1
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25
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32
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67
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17%
45%
44
34 %
26%
vk 22
18%
85%'
V
100
25
Development Co—
Jan
40% July 24
10
23
Power
22%
38%
'
12'/a Jan
49% Apr
9% Dec
36% Jan
29% Jan
Ontario
&
Minnesota
26%
L>2%
1
Corp
Mission
3
Jan
33
*30%
132
>: 34 %
26%
1.50
preferred—
conv
preferred—
28
Aug 30
31 %
44%
132
34%
*
No par
25% Nov 21
30% NOV
31%
33%
33%
44 %
133%
1
Reg__
25% Mar
22
122
Mining & Mfg com___.No par
preferred
33%
•
34
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
*
—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Apr
14% Feb
3
76
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
19% Jan
29
Feb 15
44%
10
Corp
22% Apr
Jan
105 r
Oil
44%
100
1st preferred
Midwest
Shares
33%
32 %
'31%
32%
5
common
12
Feb
61% Sep
Dec
VI %
17% Mar 21
20
14
73% Jan
58
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thv* Week
Apr. 19
lnc—
distribution
Steel
Friday
Apr. 18
33%
33
33
32%
30
Thursday
Apr. 17
v
Apr. 16
Apt. 15
lnc
Enterprises
$25
Midland
32% Jan
25% Mar 22
9
36% Jan
5
19% Dec
Jan
30% Feb
10
26% Dec
47% Apr
127
3
Aug
12
2
Ex
Utilities
South
Midland
40 'A Jan
38'
Max 12
47
EXCHANGE
Middle
7
33% Feb
30% Mar 14
13
42% Doc
12
Dec
,
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORE 1STOCR
,
Highest
2
30% Jan
6
Jan
33
26
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-
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25
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25
24 "a
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10,500
45
46 %
.
100
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24%
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46
45
315
24%
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46
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,
N
118
July 25
69
11
80
27
20
Mar 28
30
16% Mar 19
11
Feb
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
11
Nov
110
26
Feb
Automotive
8
42% Apr
18
33% Apr
8
38% Jan
14
National
39% Jan
24
35
Jun
2
38 Ve Feb
26
National
9
179
21
Jan
2
163'A Apr
27
15% Jan
9
12
55% Apr
11
3
24 W Apr
13
59
July 20
46 »A Feb
20
Apr
11
26'A May 14
20% Jan
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
30
34% Feb
1%
Jan
13% Feb
155
30
15% Aug 17
6
■
6,200
12%
5.200
—5
Corp
14
Lines
1
38% Mar 18
18% Apr
8
23 Ve Jan
12
92% Dec
17
Jan
2
101% Apr
3
9
National
4 >A '/e
Department
Distillers
23'%
23%
24
38%
38%
38%
38%
EXCHANGE
36%
36%
36%
37%
CLOSED
11,900
1,600
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18,600
19%
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coromou-S
100
pfd series of 1951
19%
19%
26%
—5
Stores
27 Ve
26%
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101
3 00%
21% Mar 12
18% Jan
7
.19% Jan
25
National
Fuel
10
19%
19%
19%
61% Apr
13
36% Feb
15
40% Jan
11
National
Gypsum Co common.._—1
37%
36%
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
197
Jan
3
National Lead
10
179
Jan
31
156% Feb
11
162% Apr
16
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
132% Feb
20
139
Jan
23
5
12% Apr
12
13
Jan
7
14% Sep
4
48% Oct
24
38
Apr
8
Sep
10
17% Feb
12
"47%
National
Sugar
51
9
National
Supply
11
National
Tea
10
National
Theatres lnc
33% Feb
40% Feb
Jan"
Dec
13
Oct
15
9% Apr
13
10% Dec
26
12% Oct
11
12% Feb
13
17
7
48
3
Jan
38% Apr
36% Jan
2
8
Feb
4
9% Jan
9
Apr
9
10% Jan
12'A Feb
27
Mar 29
Shares
161%
162
334%
135
12%
National
18%.
09%
69%
69
18%
69%
18%
68%
No par
"34 %
5
47%
34%
47%
35
48%
Ref
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(The)
38%
38 %
38%
38%
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8%
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9%
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1
13%
13%
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7%
15%
13%
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38%
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1
7%
15%
15%
13%
7%
15%
1
Vulcanized
Fibre
13%
13%
13%
No par
32%
32 %
82
*32%
*80%
Co—
5
6% Jnn
Jan
11
15
3
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
5
Nelii
21
17% Mar 19
13% Jaa
21
14% Feb
4
iNeisner
31% Dec
14
39 %
July 30
31% Feb
13
33% Jan
18
'Newberry
96
Mar 13
79
Jan
2
'85
26
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16% Feb
19
f 17
Jan
2
New
England
Jan
16
86
-Jan
24
New
Jersey
99% Feb
13
109% Jan
11
Newmont
74% Apr
8
84% Jan
7
5% July 18
75
8% Mar
Jan
Dec
3
16% Apr
26
17% Sep
G
79
21
97 % Feb
14
Nov
88% Jan
50
20
81
125% May 7
-87% Nov 19
May 28
23% Nov
29
33% Apr
30
32'A Nov
29
47'A Jan
3
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
76
Sep
26
91
94%
Jan
440
6
107
Jan
Jan
Feb
14
26% Jan
25
35% Jan
4
Feb
25
29% Jan
10
78
Mar 13
100% Apr
10
Mar 28
351
9
Jan
86
10
common
preferred
1
5 6%
10
84
108V,
74%
76 M
Electric
Mining
York
Chicago
New
$5
NY
Y
N
York
4%
Corp
i.
Brake
Dock
Louis
Co
preferred
Harlem
RR
New Haven
30
Jan
3
13% Feb
12
17
Jan
15
3
33
Feb
11
41% Jan
14
Preferred
Jun
21
4
58
Nov
54
% Jan
4
38% Apr
35% Mar 12
26
New
12
&
75% Nov
28 % Dec
28
94
.
34% Feb
6
69% Nov 29
: 77% Jan
.
28
29 % Jan
23
71
13
74'A Jan
Jan
73% Feb
103
Jan
16
82
.
.
Jan
15
25
30
Apr
11
Jan
23Ve Jan
31
preferred
3.60%
4.10%
18% May 25
33% Jan
•V
22% Aug
18% Apr
16
10
38
,
Jan ;
13
33% Feb
12
G0% Jan
4
73% July 18
62% Feb
11
70% Jan
19
26% Feb
22% Apr
15
24% Jan
9
38% Nov
29
49% Sep
7
27% Mar 18
39% Jan
2
16% Jan
16
25% Oct
19
12
23% Jan
10
77% Dec
28
88
41
104
May
42
-.
Apr
Jan
50% Aug
8
7
■
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-• Mar 19
3
76
e
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2
Jan
14
39 Ve Feb
12
Sep
19
111
Jun
5
35% Oct
1
45
Apr
12
18 %
Aug
7
16% Feb
91
Feb
21
74% Jan
105
8
Capital
58% Apr 16
8
107
Mar
Northern
Natural
Gas
5%%
1
17
84
Dec
12
82
Dec
5
Dec
18
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
8
84
,
v
5
Pacific
17% Mar 25
2
82
Feb
Co
10
92
Mar 29
$4.10
preferred
series
101% Jan
9
86
Jan
2
90
Feb
$4.08
preferred
series
S
85% Jan
10
Jan
8
88
90 % Feb
92
Feb
24% Jan
2
Oct
1
19% Jan
3
14 Mr Feb
12
17% Jan
1
28% Jan
6
21% Feb
15
23
47% Jan
10
29% Jan
13
63% July 23
50
Feb
11
28 % Feb
Apr
59'A Jan
18
A
30%
71
100
•
-
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Norwich
78%
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89
19%*
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69
22%
30
1;
57%
19%.
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Aircraft
lnc
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lnc
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78%
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86
89
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35%
88
t
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1,500
4,500
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23
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30%
23%
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31%
30%
31%
30%
31
23%
78
23%
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23%
78
57%
58%
58
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40 %
40%
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25%
15%
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57%
17 %
76
89
58
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88%
58%
40%
76
17%
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74%
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89
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89
92
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91%
25%
89
91%
25%
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91
25%
25
56
58
15%
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58%
1,400
30
4,400
50
21,000
8,500
80
10
92
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15%
23
41%
74%
17%
89
15
58%
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106
92
25%
53.600
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40% 4114
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78
600
23 %
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900
35%.
69 V
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40
10
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88
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86
68%
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f
;
80
86
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75%
100
300
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75%
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88
91%
1
71
68 %
17 %
100
300
•,
76%
88,
40
30%, "
71
86 %
1,600
85
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100
25
preferred
400
22%
69
106% 106%
40
40%
5
.
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.19%
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23>4
77
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10
86
86%
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series
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V
1,700
•
30%
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73
1
series
preferred
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4
24
30 '.'4
73.
30%
common—10
preferred
$4.16
10
37%
30%
30%
*71
*76%
89 92
88
91%
26
$4.11
5
36
30%
85
8
series
600
14%
35
y
%'
(Minn)—
preferred
Jan
99% July 25
L
85
.
85
102% Jan
14%
36
.
37
com
10
35
14%
35%
36
*83
100
Ry
3
1
£
80
Co
Jan
103
20% Oct
14
$3.60
3b
38
Common
14
35',
83
—_25
Northern States Pwr Co
16% Oct
72% Dec
14%
35%'
37
140
360
300
84
preferred
Northern
,
4
3J
Corp
Ry
26
14%
35%
7,300
102
84
Aviation.—
American
Northeast
Central
44'A Feb
'100%
37 %
preferred
Northern
Jan
14r''<!
14%
36.
'
84%
500%
38
—100
4
79
'300
360
26%
84%
260 '
100%
17,100
30 %
26%
85
85
87
112
29%
,
38
100
_„100
...
preferred
Adjustment
North
30%
x37%
Niagara Share Corp.—,————-?5. V
Nopco Chemical Co
——2'T
Norfolk & -Western Ry common..25
''
3
22% Nov
5
25%
1,900
*36%
—
preferred
'
7,100
25%
.
100
preferred
3.90%
700
78%
25%
1
Corp
20,000
16%
84
109
76
27
14%
120
109
29%
,36.
32%
84
76%
26%
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600
2,100
25 %
27
360
400
13%
108%
30
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100
600
7,900
?
26%
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5.900
9%
13%
7%
15%
76
29%
87
500
38,000
5,100
47%
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26
—
2.40%
,
28
90
>
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
14
Jan
86 >/4
14
Jan
79
16%
4,700
25 %
107%
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102
2,400
38%
8%
'
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16%
110
700
2.300
34%
8%
9%
13%
7%
15%
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32
;
280
18%
38
30
8.800
69
34%
46
■>.
77
108%
76 %
18
84
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27%
'300
100
Shipbuilding
$3.75 preferred
1
81
8
9
91
•
108
37%
92
92%
119
119%
161% 162%
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133'%
■'12%
12%
38%. 38%
No par
York
Common
1
Apr
31% Mar
18
Feb
28
31
U
87
2
85 '/a Feb
Nov
Dec
Dec
5
98% Jan
73
78
82
Mar
2
36'A Jan
16%
16%
84
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8,200
9,800
1«%
36'%
Hartford Co—
series A
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
N
39% Mar 27
5%
82
30%
•100%
50
Common
64% Jan
32%
82
32%
25%
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No par
27
26
'13%
26%
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Co..
13%
7%
15%
29%
15
No par
common
8%
*9%
1,600
FRIDAY
68%
34%
49%
38%
8%
9%
13%
7%
15%
13%
32%
83
25
3
No par
St
&
non-cum
At
System
Co
Central
12% Nov
34% Dec
16%
16%
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5 08%
32% Dec
19
7%
82
100
Pr & Lt
N" Y
Mar 28
351
(J J)
New
7
,
Co
lnc
pld.100
Mar 11
103
Bros
New York Air
Feb
26
17
Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—.1
27% Feb
23
July 25
500
July 24
8
2
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2,300
19%
27 %
105
1°%
•.
37
93
119%
161%
134
12%
38%
18%
69%
34%
46%
1
35
47%
38%
8%
No
Natomas Co
13% Dec
12%
38%.
par
Cast.No par
Corp
Corp
"
13% May 28
133
12%
38%
18%
1
11
14% Jan
162%
134%
12%
38%' Y
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1
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Nat
2
1
161%
134
12%
38%
100
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1
37% Mar 11
12
87% Nov
118%
-
5
12
28
119%
19%
—10
Steel
33% Dec
119
Corp
Steel
&
National
National
65% Mar 12
36
Malleable
9
77% Aug 17
5
Natl
4
20
20
119%
100
3
20
Jan
119
;
Jan
14
16% Jan
rrl
5
B
Service
Linen
18% Apr
80'A Jan
32% Feb
64
preferred A
preferred
National
19%
36%
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No par
6%
Dec
11% Jan
19% :.
37%
92%
37%
92%
Co common—
l*/e
154
132
Co—
$4.50 preferred
4
121% Apr
8
12
1,500
STOCK
23%
20
Apr
6,200
..1
Prod
Gas
5,400
—5
Co
Dairy Products
National
27% Mar 21
14%
54%
—1
lnc
Gas
27
91
30
14%
54%
18% Jun
100% Feb
6,800
55'%
37% Dec
9
1,500
37%
-
23% Feb
93
35%
160%
14 'A
55 Ve
'
600
37%
34%
162%
—5
600
160%
37
36%
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100
*
35 Ve
35 Ve
.10
common
..10
Cylinder
11
94
21 %
12%
—
City
27
Aug 28
20%
13
Corp
National
29% Oct
101 %
Can
National
25% Jun
35% Mar
20%
3 2%
preferred
National
10
42% Aug 14
20 Ve
National Cash Register
5
20% Feb
23
Aviation
National
21 % Mar 19
34% Jan
77
Inc. —1
Fibres
Biscuit Co
39 »A Mar 29
12
Feb
16%
77
Airlines
National
17
Nov
16
74%
—1
National
35% Jun
11% May 24
16
74%
Co
3
34% Oct
150
Hi
Corp
13% Mar 13
12
170
114
114
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—1
Louis
St
&
IPC
—5
Chatt
'
91
%
10
130
25%
8,700
15%
3,100
15%
15%
23
22%
22 %
-58%
58
58%
100
3.700
Number 5631...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1303);
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
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Bange for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
>
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STOCKS
■
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Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
-;
LOW ANDHIGH SALE
NSW YORK STOCK
-
■
Highest
•
EXCHANGE
■
•
Monday
Tuesday
Apr. 15
'
Apr. 16
Dec
14
90% Dec
13
78
Dec
96
Dec
92% Dec
58% Aug 13
110% Jan
4
20
100
18
110
31,
33% Jan
4
34% Jan
1
5
Jan
11
95
Jan
94
Feb
1
26
3
20
27
6
90
Nov
9% Jan
30
.42% Feb
11
105
Feb
13
11% Feb
12
2
9
■
82
Jan
17
Mar 26>
84
106
J'lly 5
July 11
Oct
51% May
102% Jan
./ Apr
16% Mar 27
16% Jan
68
64% Mar
13
91
5
,
47
Oct
2
Jan
24
Jan
30% Nov 29
54
96
11
Jan
Feb
10
3
6
2
Mar 13
Jan
15
16% Jan
31
22
27
l
Pacific
131% Mar
2
137% Mar 12
28
9
Mar
9
6
Feb
20
7
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
16% Ja* 27
21% Mar 20
48% Dec
13
53
Dec
56% Jan
16
86
21
103
Jan
6
88% Jan/
2
94% Apr
4
36% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
36
3
Dec
27% Nov 29
29
Aug 27
40% Jan
12% Jan
23
3% Oct
26
2
10
57% Apr
30% Jan
8
15
11
48% Feb
12
40% Jan
8
17
42% Feb
12
9
22% Feb
12
17% Dec 20
16% Jan
3% Feb
Apr
18
21% Mar 28
4% Jan 24
14% Jun
25
10
Mar 27
12% Jan
21
26
Mar 27
31
56% Nov 26
49
Feb
13
Apr
2
10
54% Mar 18
26% Apr
5
26 % Apr
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
39
7
20% Dec
21
24% Mar 26
20% Mar 22
45% Apr 18
22% Jan 23
37
25% Nov
14
26
-
11
Oct
78% Nov 29
30% Jan
13
29% Jan
23
27
43% July ll
32% Apr
13% Jan
18
52% Feb
12
48% Jan
3
43% Feb
94% Jan
28
45%. Jan 23
11 ; Dec 17
*64
Jan
92% Jan
20 >
13% Jan
13
Apr
21% Apr
2
31% Jan
24
16% Oct
9
25% Jan
G
33% Apr
12
96
Aug 15
55% Jan
10
165
9
14
98% Mar 28
17
3% Mar 12
4% Jan
42% Feb
12
51% Apr
17
95
Jan
10
96
76% Mar 19
51
Feb
36% Jan
26% Mar 14
21
63% Jan
5
18
2
91
Feb
3
47
62
Mar 25
16
41% Jan
21
74
Jan
10
71
91
5
76% Jan
24
77% Feb
4
16
10% Feb
14
13% Jan
3
Dec
3
96
May
Mar
15% Jan
45% Mar
82
Feb
6
12
3%%
4%
3.9%
99% Mar 14
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
5%
56% Dec
10
43% Feb
12
53% Jan
4
Phillips
12% Jan
18
8% Jan
4
3
40% Feb
18
3
89
45
59% Jan
Jan
102
Feb
Feb
5
•
44% Jan
3
Plllsbury
May~~i
Jan
21
20% Feb
20
54% Jan
21
60
10
27% Mar 20
93
Jan
28% July 25
21% Feb
11
86
93
86% Feb
1
93
Mar 26.
21
94
Apr
Dec
100
Apr
Apr
10
4
32% Feb
50% Nov 19
16% Jun
11
20% July 27
163% Jan 16
21
170
149
Dec
140
Dec
20%
20%
203;
Jan
23
37% Feb 13
69% Dec
74
88
Jan
38% Apr 15
J6% Feb 12
144
146
1
46% Jan
7
19% Apr
146
Jan
11
$4
Mills
52
1,000
•26
43%
43 7 „
44
44 %
44'%
21%
21 %
*21
21%
21
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
*26 %
26%
26%
*26%
27
81
81%
80%
80%
80%
33%
34
33
33%
13%
14
13%
14
*53%
■T:
5
100
%
20%
;;
:,'59%
59
lO'/a
22
33%
185
183
17
26 % Mar 18
37% Jan
4
84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
77% Mar 29
80% Feb
7
80% Mar 12
85
Jan
23
23% Feb
27% Jan
16
Mar 29
Pittsburgh
preferred
18
18%
18
4
56%
39%
class
81,600
36,600
62%
63%
63%
63%
64
64
580
42%
43
42%
42%
43
4,000
79
79
*77%
82
*77%
82
*771/4
82%
*71%
90
*73%
90
*77%
79
*63
64
43
43',,
42%
*70%
90
12%
*94%
97
47%
481/4
47%
47%
46 7
48%
47%
*8%
10
*8%
10
•3%
10
*8%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
431a
43%
*92
94
*92
19%
20
20
59%
59%
*58%
26%
26%
25%
*89
11%
*94 %
97
<
*02
94
90%
•92%
68%
59%
60
1,200
24%
,
25%
25
2514
5,800
90%
*89
90%
*89
1,600
95
*92%
94
*92%
94
100
39
39
33%
40
39'4
40
6,700
18%
18%
18%
18 %
19
19 %
2,100
*145
150
*145
150
•148%
150
1"o
) 50
*148%
*148 %
*145
150
150
*148%
150
58%
59%
59%
61 %
f.C%
61%
60%
61%
3,900
78
76
76%
76
76V4
4,200
78%
76%
77%
1
7%
7%
7-%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,600
10
28 %
28%
28'/a
28 %
27 %
28''«
27%
27%
5,400
100
77%
77%
*76%
78%
78%
78%
*77%
150
100
80%
80%
81
81
*80%
81%
81%
79%
81 %
100
26'%
26%
26 %
26 %
*26
26%
26
26
500
•135
140
100
*135
140
27
Mar 12
31% Jan
10
Feb
13
22% Jan
16
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
2
9% Jan
22
Publlcker
1
67% Jan
13
5
$4.75
cum
preferred
Public Serv Co of Colorado
No par
45% Mar
10
44%
Public
No par
38 ya
♦135
140
*135
66%
68
95
95
15'%
15%
15%
500
33%
34
333;
34%
2,600
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,700
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
473/4
5,400
8%
2,300
95
♦15
15%
15%
15%
15%
33%
33%
33%
27%
21%
33%
27%
28
10
21%
22
2
46%
47%
common—0
8%
66
8%
66
irA
66
♦93
x47
8%
800
94
*93 %
67%
140
66%.
653;
66%
75
10
Indiana
19%
18%
21
Industries Inc
1,800
94
39%
23% Mar 23
Co
19%
46,100
94
55
Power
*92
48%
18%
5
Gamble
94
97%
19%
1
Co
100
4,100
59
59
26%
*89
•
1134
*95%
97
11%
19%
20%
90 V*
a
11%
94
10
preferred-
Oil Co
of
*94%
12 %
38%
2.50
Electric
11%
1
A___.
Inc
100
10
43%
38% Aug 20
66%
95
8%
*92 %
8 %
8%
8%
*66
67
9,200
100
66
66
65%
653;
44 Vt
44%
44%
44%
44 V,
44%
2,400
38%
383,
38%
38%
38%
38%
6,700
78
78
78
40
preferred
100
♦78
80
78
40
30
22
Jan
15
24% Feb
4
4.32%
preferred
25
*23%
24
23%
23%
*23%
24
*23%
24
100
26% Mar 14
22
Jan
7
23% Feb
4
4.16%
preferred
25
*22
23
23
23
*22
23
*22
23
200
Feb
7
100
*114
119
♦114
119
*114
119
*114
119
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
Dec
3
26% Dec
11
32% Jan
10
82% Dec
21
103% Feb
16
Feb 15
85% Dec 26
104
106% Feb
15
72% Jan
8
79
Mar 19
3
31% Jan
2
32% Feb
4
27% Jan
3
29
Feb
4
85% Jan
14
92
Feb
27
4.08%
86% Jan
15
92
Mar 13
4.18%
preference
preferred
preferred
7
95
Feb
4.30%
preferred
29
Mar 28
90
Jan
118
1
3
1
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
24% Jan 21
62% Oct
59% Feb
13
66% Jan
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
37% Feb
12
46% Jan
4
footnotes
see
oaee
5
26
3%%
111% Jan
22% Jan
**nr
*104
xll%
15
17
100
17%
11
89% Dec
99
31
23
29
104'
90
270
98%
105
Dec
Nov
100%
17%
Jan
31
*99
89
29%
45% Nov
108
100%
700
89
*103%
22
88% Mar 29
89
4,200
21 '/4
a
21
26% Jan
88
39%
104
18
11
5
89%
10,800
29 %
31% Feb
26
*88
20
56%
17%
40% Apr
Co
21 %
103'%
2,600
10,400
28'%
No par
(The)
convertible
Serv
22
104
414
51%
96
104%
23
29
393;
*21
104
100%
1,200
3,000
18 Vi
30% Jan
39% Jan
39%
55%
18%
29 %
15
2
39%
*4%
51%
104%
22
14,700
105%
15
37% Jan
39%
Mt
*104
21 %
68
22%
51%
98 %
*95
56%
6,400
17%
70% Jan
30
39%
55%
200
7,600
28%
15% Apr
37% Jan
Mar
39%
51 %
96
FRIDAY
18%
99% Jan
31
56%
%
14,000
1,800
GOOD
28%
12
Dec
55%
51
*95
CLOSED
2,300
104%
Mar 13
21% Dec
95
57%
4'/«
4
4 %
51%
*63%
EXCHANGE
16.000
17%
Feb
22% Dec
4%
51 %
95
68
-
27%
60% Mar 13
Jan
*6334
68
770
STOCK
104%
87
64
46%
51%
22%
14
71
*63%
105
19
35% Nov 29
68
4
31
7% Jan
46%
96
51 %
*95
Dec
38
4734
I8V4
Apr 20
May 1
49% July 25
40% July 24
47%
18%
16
74
473,,
18 %
18
90
10
47
*98
71% Nov
31
189%
*98
31
27
189';
98%
25
7% Dec
189%
*97%
46
10 V,
217 a
34
187
187
98%
•97%
24
63% Dec
186
22%
No par
Young & Ash pfd
&
21%
*33%
51%
Jun
&
22
34
22%
Dec
Potomac
21%
*33%
51%
98%
13
Procter
22
34
22%
90
Poor
10
21%
*33%
51%
10
1st series prior pfd—
& West Virginia
Plymouth
58 X'
25
Pittsburgh
4
58
51%
2.50
39% Dec
Plough
10 %
20%
22%
2
9
18
10 Va
10%
,
320
101%
5
Plate Glass Co
Co
58'%
*58
1,900
101%
^
20%
100
Metallurgical Inc
$3.50
58%
*101
100
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittston
58
101
'
20%
51%
No par
com
Pittsburgh
135
20%
22%
Pitts
4
96
20%
10 %
44'%
.97
S7 '
8,400
55%
441/4
51V4
100
Inc
preferred
preferred
(conv)
5%%
101%
96%
y
*53%
44%
101
20%
,
54%
101
22%
2
25
%
18,100
14
51
1
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
37% Dec
,410%
22
33%
44
7,000
331/2
13%
22%
1
ll
Aug 13
10% May 2
^
20%"
*53%
55%
44%
81%
32%
*63%
No par
10
6
97
44%
180
80%
'
45%
Pittsburgh
5%
27
'/
%
40
26%
*26'%
14
101
;;
*26%
34%
*53%
3,800
21
26%
13%
*
200
4574
26%
34%
55%
,
26 Va
81 %
68% Jan
21
26%
22%
11
52% Feb
150
51%
*26
26%
43%
10
Corp
convertible
$4.80
*26
*21
40
common
7% Apr
36% Jan
52
26%
6
17
Jan
52%
Feb
Mar 15
9
130
52
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Jan
1
51%
2,400
5
85% Jan
Feb
29%:
5
19
155
29
;
100
12
28
29%
:
1
7% Feb
Dec
29
100
75% Feb
132
26,500
29
—10
com
3
7
28%
3
10
19
1,100
29%
__i
3% Sep
81% Dec
3%
11%
28%
"l
.
96% Apr
23% Nov
3%
11%
12.50
10
23
3%
11%
5
10
Oct
3%
11%
common__l
Jan
78
3%
11%
100
6% Feb
24% Feb
3%
11%
1
(conv)_
Co
2,400
3%
11%
100
Inc
20
3%
1
common
Pitts Coke & Chem
Pitts
44
10%
No par
preferred
Piper Aircraft
$5
*42
1
No par
Hosiery
Pltney-Bowes
44
25
Petroleum
Phoenix
22 % Feb
89
20%
preferred
10% Mar 15
13 Va Mar 12
70%
Dec
20%
*20
*42
5
.
series preferred
8
9
20 Va
No par
preferred series A
Phillips Jones Corp
1
17
20
1,500
preferred
31
Oct
23%
common
Philip Morris Inc
8% Dec
89
23'%
Phlla & Reading Corp..
Philco Corp
common—'
46% Oct
40% Dec
24
100%
July 11
94% Mar 12
12% May 25
Co
4,500
24
Corp
Phlla Electric
347a
23%
100
preferred
96
34%
23 %
*93
78% Nov 27
11,400
*94%
34%
23%
Corp of Amer..
Phelps-Dodge
4.68%
54%
54%.
96
34%
20
23%
100
3
53%
54
*94%
890
/
11,800
preferred
preferred
15
54 >/«
96
7
54 >4
4.30%
18
15%
100
531%
89%
Jan
15 Va
%
31
53%
*88
Apr
18% Apr
68% Jan
15%
7,000
14,700
*135%
128%
1354 +
52%
100
31
1
*43
preferred
106
26
ll
3.80%
1
6%
15
19
10
6%
15 %
12
12
*135'%
6
53%
2,900
135%
6%
54%
38%
*2934
*6%
15
17,600
128'%
6%
15%
1,000
49
38 %
38%.
100
42 Va
30%
135%
xl5
y#
48'%
128%
135%
6
42
r
26'4
128
136%
104% Feb
103% Apr
24% Feb
38
*25%
1,200
52 %
preferred
2nd
2611,
133;
*29
*135%
3
19
38%
30
128%
7
29% Nov
14% Mar
30
127%
*22
10
38 %
31
128%
105
109% Jan
36% Mar 13
38%
127%
100
10
5
48%
No par
Jan
23
42%
48
48%
preferred
94
Dec
42%
48%
42
$1 conv preference com
87% Jan
Jan
42%
48%
4.40%
4
Dec
42
>;
42
1
24
17
1,500
*26'
6
Jan
64
26%
31
Feb
16
♦26
Jan
102
Dec
26%
Feb
106
103
400
26 Vi
40
2
14
15%
26
23
2
98% Jan
17
153/4
43
common
Brewing Co_
(Chas) & Co Inc
4%
16
26
13:%
51%
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
13%
15%
26
105% Apr
94% Feb
Jan
13
Dec
4
15
112% Jan
93
15
Jan
13%
16%
13%
33 %c
95
26
80
25
J
4.20%
preferred
Pub Serv El
$1.40
&
Gas
dlv
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman
Oil
Inc
fThe>
♦78
79%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313%
31%
10,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/a
27%
2,200
100
86
86
♦86
89
86
86
'871/2
87%
100
*88
91
•88
91
89%
89%
*89'/4
91
93
*91 %
94
common_No par
com
>■
2,500
91
43
_
12
Apr
40
91
52
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
51% Oct
39%
44
Pepsi-Cola Co
107
3,200
% 97%
26%
*96
9
4%%
97%
40 :
96%
26%
100
9
Petroleum
7,100
92
*\v;
*15%
„_50
16
4
62
92
62%
51%
__
Apr
19% Jan
«i%
39 3»
si-.'
26%
44%
Jan
Mar 11
5,800
*13%
101%
69
Jan
200
52%
16 y
43%
51 % Apr
Co
560
16%;
51%
2.50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Oofeo
Milk
84%
.161%
93
34 %
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas
Corp
common
$1.60 preferred
Pet
8,200
40 %
*92
34%
series preferred
common
11,300
-
13%
101 %
4.40%
New
83
W
FRIDAY
26%
com___No par
23
7 % Mar 12
10
39% Oct
191% Mar 28
47%' Apr 18
83
GOOD
821#
16
100
Pennsylvania RR
70
46%
/
96%
*94%
preferred
9
3
40% Mar 23
28
8
81%
i'
963a
35
Corp
4%%
»
300
62
96
Corp
(The)
2
22 % Apr
19
84% Dec
9
25
87 V
46%
,
25
Light
•
16,600
623;
34%
Cement
&
1O.5O0
CLOSED
•
;
25
25
Mar
35% Uec
96% Dec
2
Feb
87
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26 %
No par
Sand
:
I
—No par
Penney (J C) Co
Corp
;
13%
40%
-
-
43%
Glass
481;
113
25
45 % Feb
Jan
54% Jan 23
20% Dec
35
40%
93
62
53%
Corp
common
54
10
4
3
Apr
62% Mar 14
82
11,100
95%
26%
Power
87
16%
40%
13 %
47%
13%
81%
600
27%
y,'. *112
52%
52'4
64% Apr
18% Jan
105
3% Nov 2<j>
93% Oct
Jan
Jan
21
46
81%
*94%
common
26% May 18
2
37% Feb
7
35% Feb
45% Nov 20
27
25
101
13
163
12
Dec
Jari
22 % Jan
2
11
6
45
18% Oct
Feb
29
87
45%
513;
26%
Penn
Jan
88 %
4534
81%
82%
2,500
95
27%
13%
18,906
43i%
17%
*91
-K
48%
•16%
62%
*92
:
;
112%
13
16%
52%
9
45% Jan
47%.
112%
52
3.50
Penn-Dlxie
27%
*16%
•96%
1
preferred
preferred
$1.30
-
'51%
96%
1
Enterprises
Telep
■>
42%
.♦17%
-
160
100
97%38%
37%
42%
16%
61%
*29
preferred
$1.32
X81
38%
52
-—No par
Penna
106
81%
Ford
Pennroad
19% Jan
1
Sep
92
29
Mar 29
2
45%
81 %
issued
When
*•
45%
X38
prior preferred
conv
2
Jan
66% Sep
27
26
Feb
8
13%
1
Transportation
Peninsular
41
47%
82%
,
27%
113%
100
Distillers
Peabody Coal Co
60
2
109
23
Tilford
Penick &
27%
No par
Patino Mines &
5%
27%
Line—
Common
Parmelee
95
100
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
14% Jan 24
25
2
19
32% Oct
40 % Jan
2
112% Mar
Jan
27% Mar
30
18
Dec
21% Jun
85% Mar 13
Jan
12
Nov 29
147
27
77
Dec
21
15
26
Apr
3
25% Jan 11
Jun
91
-
9
16%
29
•43% Nov 26
92% Dec
Jan
68
Nov 30
49% Feb
13
28% Mar 27
101
Jan
Pipe
Parke Davis & Co
:
Parker Rust Proof Co___
37
Jun
East
54% Apr
26% Jan
2
•91
37%
100
Park
18
95
12%
No par
common
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
&
17%.
87
51%,
25
45% Mar 29
18
6% Mar 12
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
46% Jun 20
Feb
42%
47%
80%
*96
•17%
81%
_IIl0
;
preferred
Panhandle
427h Dec
4
23 % Jun
y
97%
112%
No par
Teleg
•96
100
25
-
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric:
6%
•98%
1
common
-
690
100%
47%
15
Mills
Pacific Telep &
2
preferred
5,100
82%'
17%
45%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.
5
Pacific Cetnent & Aggregates, Inc_5
5%
52%
92 V2
82%
87
No par
Co
51%.
13%
*16%
Shares
92 y.
4234
♦87
the Week
92 %
112%
.
100
preferred
Pacific Coast
46%
6.25
—
preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
45
27%
-
83%
13
-
■112
1
cumul
9
28
6% Dec
tThi)___—
7
28% Feb
128% Jan
5
100
83 %c
Lighting Corp
123% Jan
.27%
-
97%
♦91
—-7.50
82%
38 y«
95
*91
91%
Friday
Apr. 19
•99
42%
17%
_ioo
52%
37%
42 %'
17%
Sales for
'Thursday
Apr. 18
*17%
42%
-
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Pacific
12
>•"' 38%
10
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp—_l
10
152% Feb
38
51%
v f '•
10034
♦96
No par
8
8
97 %
—__20
Corp_
9
142% July 16
9
Marine
39% Apr
33% Jan
3
*96
com
— —
4%
82%
100
_.P°nv Preference 1051 series
Overland Corp
93
82%
Oliver Corp common-.——
__i
"4%-% convertible preferred—100
Otis Elevator
6.25
Outlet Co
92%
82%
93%
.
52
101%
Otta Ifathleson Chemical
Corp—
Common
;
43% Apr
50 % Jan
13
Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas-
2
128
26
Elec
Jan
122% Sep 28
Dec
Gas. Sc
Outboard
51%
82%
No par
preferred —
Preferred 4.24% series-
>
93
51%
*100%
100
—
26% Jan
18
Apr
35% Mar
Jan
15
17% Jan
5
12
48
12
43
22
Feb
23% Jan
53 % Mar 28
104 ;
18
15% Feb
16
£:40,V* Jan
Apr
13% Jan
28% Nov 27
40
18
95% Apr 16
36% Fed 11
22
31
Jan
50% Mar 27
9
16% Oct
10
2
57 % Jan
3
18,
17% Jan
35% Nov 29
89% Jan
'
23
-
3
35
10
31% Oct
50% Jan U
113% Apr 16
13% Jan 11
joo
4%
7
46% Apr 18
83% Mar 21
17% Jan 22
23% Feb
28% Mar
73
91
27
>•••
11
39% Feb 12
70% Feb 13
s:
Jan
Jan
95% July 23
10
* 35
2'
t
50% July 26
79% Dec 31
■■■»
.Oklahoma
57%
100
...
c®--
3
u
Ilioo
preferred—.
preferred
4.44%
15
107% Jan "v 9
14
£98% Dec
4
Jan
62% Aug
Nov
43% Apr
13
common.
preferred
4
Jan
130% Aug
17% Jan
Nov
4.56%
18
29
60
14
Feb
Co
preferred
3.90%
1
97
20
59
44% Jan
4.40%
29
17% Mar 25
Nov
MPA Dec 31
.
'99% Mar 25
11
Jan
Jan
29% July 16
May 28
16% Sep
89
103% Mar
93
Nov
2
38
Ohio Edison
13
26
Jun
«
May
2
35% Feb
July 10
19% July 13
104
J-
77
3
43
'
48
40% Feb
52% Apr
101% Mar 13
4
10
105
33% Feb
17
Jan
•
.*' 47% Apr
97% May 29
23% Jan
3
11
12
91% Apr
79
Jan
109% Feb
10
17% Nov
48% Feb
"
Apr. 17
-
«
<•
PRICES
Wednesday
O
49
.
No par
100
'
92%
92%
91%
91%
♦91 y2
290
470
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
*27%
No par
63%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
28%
65 %
5,200
5,200
8
40%
41 »/4
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42%
21,500
10
.
23
2\
(1904)
EXCHANGE STOCK
TURK STOCK
N6W
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1956
Monday
Apr. 16
Par
'Jhursday
Apr. 13
Wednesday
-
Sales tor
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 15
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
JUwesI
NSW
Jan. 1 ;
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Apr. 17
thi Week
Friday
Apr. 19
,
Shares
Q
31
33% Jan
35% Mar 7
Feb 20
33% Apr 19
May 28
130
Nov 21
29% Dec 26
4
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
87% Feb. 14
71% Apr
10
20% July ll
17
36% Apr 17
78
Jan 24
18% Jan 17,
58
.Mar 22
34:% Jan 11 ,
15% Apr 12
21
70% NOV 27
15 % Dec
4
53% Jan
Mar 22
48% Feb
11
25% Apr
15
23
59% Apr
12
28% Nov 29
12
Dec 27
44% Aug
3
July 19
31% Feb 14
19% Mar
16% Mar 15
37% May
31V, Apr
"
11% Mar 14
16% Aug
13
24
33 % Nov
23
33% Jan
4
,
37% Apr
17
20
6
33% Feb
Feb
38'.
Dec 31
40
20% Jan
34Va Jan
39
Jan
36
Jan
41% Apr
31% Jan
12% Jan
Mar 25
37
44% Jan
37% Sep
20% Jan
11
30% Apr 11
25% Mar 27
11% Dec
26
15
5
8% Mar 26
12
reb 28
5% Apr
14*.2
18% Mar 14
Jan
27
18% Jan
3
30% Apr
18
27
Jan
18
64% Apr
57
28% July 19
43% Jan
4
3
15
61
Apr
15% Jan
11% Mar
13
17
45
Apr 24
28% Dec 10
10% July 26
48% Feb
34 V* Dec
27
9% Feb
60% Dec
31
25% Dec
14
45% Feb
8
5% Jan
18
42% Feb
18
Jan
17.
23% Feo 25
8% Jan 16
10
Nov 27
5
11% Dec
Oct
70
,
2
Mar 12
21
Apr 26
1
5
51% Feb
7
v.*, »-r-
2
46% Mar 29
3
Jan
2
8
58'/2 Mar
69
Jan
82% Jan
99
Mar
21V* Jan
3% Apr
71% Jan
33% Jan
25% Mar
69
Sep
12
89% Jan
16
Dec
21
105 V* Jan
U
92'A Jan
17% Dec
5
66'% Jan
23
2
17% Feb 11
15
2% Feb
20
84% Apr-
62% Feb
19
42 % Aug
27'
Apr
15
19% Jan
2
5
15
23% Jan
6
29
7'/b
30%
373,4
29%
31%
6% Feb 21
21% Jun
26
28% Apr
13
25% Jan
28 y, Jun
27% Dec
25
35
Apr
30% Aug
12
2
22
10
Feb
27
29
3
15
25% Feb
37'A Apr 26
9
Jan
27V4 Feb
13
Feb
27
351
362% Dec
19
510
Apr
2
Nov
28
105
Jan
16
Dec
13
17 Va Jan
11
24% Feb
11' Apr
406
93% Mar 13
90
31%
21% May 28
12
Feb
34
May 28
10
44 y4 Dec
29
35 Va Nov
3 6'/a
-
31
9
Dec
28
38% Apr
8
Nov
28
13»/2 Apr 26
50% Feb
14
71% Dec
17
80
30
97 3A Feb
3
13
Apr 11
Jan
2
Jan
2
Apr
8
37% Mar 28
11
10% Apr
17
12
70% Apr
12
•afeway
81
,
152
25
25% Aug 31
535
Nov
311
Aug
Jan
215
Sep
235
26% Jan
5
.
247
13
.»•
11
t
/•
Apr
18% Jan
233A Aug 22
37% Mar 29
17
29% Jan
19
12%Jun
8
14
57 y, Nov
"29
19
Dec
12
6
29
10
5
23
35% Apr 18
17'A Jan 20
21% Mar 22
13
65% Apr
Schering
12
19
11
62 Va Mar 13
Jan
2
86
Mar
7
93
Jan
4
102
Mar
7
14 preferred
343b Mar
7
Schick
Apr 17
Inc
Scovlil
Dec
28
89 % Mar
75-
Jan
7
82
Feb
Dec
28
44% May
30%
Feb
11
36
Jan
3.65%
20
35
4
Co
24%
17.400
7.1S0O
45.900
.
70
34%
70:;
;
401
24%
'
,
1
1,800
400
10.300
8.300
4.600
5.300
4,300
700
41.00O
4.300
6.600
100
12.100
STOCK
70%
EXCHANGf
.
r
68%
'VI
■
409
GOOD
24,.,
6.700
FRIDAY
100
63%
250
*238
250
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250
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240
*190
240
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69
5,109
-10%
n
100
,
CLOSED
89
-
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H
1.040
10%
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70
100
-
22.200
155
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40%
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6.100
30
70
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155
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5.100
34%
29%
170
3.800
27%
25%
7
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10%
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9,300
75
80%
95
29 %
69%
„
200
30%
38%
28
30% 31%
363
365
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30% 31'%
11% 11%
39%- 39%
47% 48%
250
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33
32%
95'%
95
95
20%
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33%
33%
33
33%
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15%
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95%
20%
34%
35 %
33%
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7^3*
20%
20%
20%
20%
63%
64%
63%,
64 3 ,
18%
19
59
59%
•
33%
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95%
20%., 20%
33%
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,
21
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65
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18%
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83
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84
96 %
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97
32
32%
18
.
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1
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17
1
61
61
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64%
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19
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84
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17%
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20
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2,309
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;
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32
25
100
: 1
64%
'
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33%
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33%
33%
34%
20%
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2.200
28
95%
preferred
4.100
•
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59 %
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1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
10
;
25
10%
58%
32%
common
800
'
1.000
6%
30
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20 •„
20
600
3
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28%
10%
24%
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2%
66%
27
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40%
24
20%
1.500
56%
88
23%
70
2,100 •
15.800
56%
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80%
94%
19%
41
252
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45%
150
40%
20
24:,4
>
.
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90
42
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59
150
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FRIDAY
33:%
v
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69%
150
100
12%
33%
,
7
7
29% 29%
37
37
27% 27%
30% 31%
364
365%
*93% 96
31% 31%
11% 11%
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47% 47%
34% 34%
7
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94% .95 - :
19% 19%
2%
3
65%' 66%
27
27%
25
25
95%
19%
No par
No par
—No par
Co common
Mfg
10%
29
10%
;
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34%
90
31.800
10.3.300
53%
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24%
10%
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,
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10
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:
24%
56%
75
80%
70
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155 V
,
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53%
32%
28%
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69%
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58 V2
27%
■
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;
6%
46%
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
28 %
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27%
12%
23%
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45%
29
10%
1.300
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30
364
365
*93% 96
31% 31 %
11% 11%
39%- 39%
-
14%
28%
27%
27%
6%
12%
53
33
6%
29%
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27.500
,
-
'
28%
-
2% * 3
65%
66
27
27
25
25
7
30%
38
28
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6
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28%
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19%
120
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%
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53%
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Bcott Paper
.
9%
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9%
10
5
1.4c
15c
13.40 preferred
3
.
56%
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80%
95
*
28
29%
362'% 364 ,
*93% 96
31
31%
11% 11%
40'A 40%
46% 46%
100
Schenley Industries Inc
31% Mar 20
6%
29%
*37
100
Savage
13
33
33%4.1%
26%
i'vfi'u
: 53
27%
25
*24%
8
—10
-**100
10
No par
Sangamo Electric Co
Arms Corp
26
Jan
78
••
par
Gas & Electric Co
79
40% Apr
2%
65%
27
series A
1st pfd 4.40%
San Diego
16% Feb
57% Feb
105 'A Apr
21
Feb
23 'A Jail
48'A Feb
Jan
33% Dec
96
12
18% Feb
75% Mar
95
19%
5s
Paper Co common-
St Regis
Jan "'. 3
16
15
9
,_1
preferred
noncum
31%
rlii
56%
75
80%
96Va
20
3
65%
Southwestern Ry Co—100
31V4 Feb
16
63% Apr 20
447/b Feb
77 V* Dec
Oct
18
22 % Mar
May 28
*48%
15
Jan
20% Apr
93
7
Feb
105
12
5%
32% Apr
60% July 31
Dec
100
56Va
*65
8u%
*95
Preferred series A 5%
Bt Louis
'
40% Feb
10
10
100
1
common
14
19%
2o-a
3d% .30%
v" 36% 36%
; 72 v 72% ,
*72.
72%
17% 17%
17% 11
55.
5b
*55% 56
26%, 2V%
26%, 26%
13% 14 h
13% 14%
18% 20%
19% 20
51%c 31%
31% 32
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' *33 ,, 34
.
- *33
" 34%
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*40
*41%
26
26%
26% 26%
*45
45%
•
preferred
conv
26%
9%
liil
*45
Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
1
11
74'A Feb
Feb
17
24% Feb
1 ii
50
Bt Joseph
6
10
Stores
4.30%
12
Apr
46% Mar
Mar 28
>
67% Apr
2
155
'
20
13
1
preferred
Mar 22
93
Jail • 2
22% Jan
137
91% Mar 23
2.50
Ruberoid Co (The)
Rupper* (Jacob)
2
33
90
Jan
4
Mar 13
30% Jan
14
22% Jan
10
10
5
—1
Bobertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5Va% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co__
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
—1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Pet Co
20Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
2
Feb
24% Dec
18
Apr
8
Apr 10
Apr 11
Mar 5
Apr 17
4
38% Jan
69% Dec
93
4
28
26
60% Feb
17
Jan
4
4
Feb
8% Mar
Mar 19
52
38% Dec
11
12
28
5
Dec
155
5
Feb
112
Feb
100
1
50c
y
18
55
5%
5%
>
14'%
14%:'VAJ.2a%5.; 29^.:,;.
28'%:.
■
*58
- 60
" ' *57%
% 27% 27%
27%
6%
6%
6%
12%
12%
*12%
52% -;53%
52%
33
33%
V; 32%
25% 25%
24%
10% 10%
10%
;
50% 57'%
'i 56%
5
Revnolds (R J) Tob class B
Common
Preferred 3.60% series
Preferred 4 50% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Richfield Oil Corn
No
Rlegel Paper Corp
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope Copper Min"«
19
2
22
4
18
",2%
*5%
*14%
—
30% Jan
July 16
27% Feb
-29
Nov
3
39% Feb
35
48% July 31
93%
31%
13%
47%
48%
12
10
10
33%
/
.
9%
9%
pfd series A
4%<r»
36 i : .
35%
71%
*72 .
18
*17%
55
55 >•
*" 55
25% 27%
26
ip«
14%
7 13%
18%
19%
18%
31% 32 '<
31%
38
38 *
*37%
*33% 34%
'
33%
*40 % 41%
*40
25% 26%
26
35%
71%
17%
Co—
&
(Root)
Rights
*1
•»
81
18% Jun
lUybeatos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonler Inc
1
Ray-O-Vac Co
„
2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4* noncum let preferred
50
4* noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Bilk Hosiery MUle
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reevee Bros Inc
50c
6% Feb 28
gl.25 dlv ptlor preference
15% Jan
8
Reliable Stores Corp __
30 - Mar 2.9 .
Reliance Mfg Co common.
62 ;Feb
1 :.V.. Conv pfd 3Va% series
32% Jan 10
Republic Aviation Corp
7% Jan 22
Republic Pictures common
12% Jan 18
II convertible pieterred
59% Jan
2
Republic Steel Corp
35% Jan 30
Revere Copper & Brass
26% Jan
2
Revlon Inc 2
107a Jan
4
Rexall Drug Co
60% Jan
2
Revnolds Metals Co common
*nr
91
31'A Nov 29
10
2
12
11
8
42% Jan
80.'Mar
37 */e Mar
4
54% Jan
•
26
Apr
70
8
9% Feb
»\
57% May
49
•*
49 % Mar 19
41% Dec 27
4
12
30% Apr
3
Aug
85
13
16
-
5
26,.-
23
2.900
26%
13-7%
23 %
36 *i
'
Ijj'
136
23
23
36i;,
*134%
36'n
36',:
36%
L.jo
136
23
B*41o Corp of America com_2fo par
#3.50 let preferred
No par
Ranco Inc
Rels
10% Mar 14
27
Nov
6
Jan
7
29% Jan
26% aaar 26
36%
13u%
6%
5
Feo
133
36 Vs
Oat* Co (The) common—a
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
Quaker
36% Mar 15
2
Jan
131
153
14
14.000
•
■
I6y4 Nov 21
19% Feb
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
4
Seaboard
523A Oct
70% Nov
26
54% Feb
12
70
Jan
4
Seaboard
Jan
15
16% Jan
24
11
29% Jan
7
Sears
Mar 12
15% Jan
3
Selberllng
25
Dec
28
23% Jun
7
13
26 % Dec
20
36% Jan
3
26% Feb
12% Jun
1
21% Feb
29
7% Apr
13
13
27
27
3% Jan
8
4% Apr
13
26
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
60% Apr
17
23% Nov
15
50
Apr
16
Feb
6
26% Jan
.2
49% Feb
12
56% Apr
5«Vb .Ion
10
59
19
July 11
397/a Jan
4
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
8y4 Dec
14
11% May
22 y4 Nov
27
26
62 Vs Jan
10
17
Feb
9
3
100% Aug
8
40
p-h•jo-
7% Mar 12
22% Feb
72% Feb
18
12
9
22% Mar 13
29
13 y4 Feb
15% Jan
14
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55 y2 Jan
4
55% Jan
23
Ma
r
19
6
25% Feb
7
Shamrock
35V2 Mar 26
55 '/2 Apr
26
Nov
5
88
4
72% May
8
24% Mar 13
Feb
13
20% Jan
4
1
17% Jan
25
27% Feb
43
12
32 y2 Apr
11
Mar 25
49'A Jan
17
74 % Feb
54% Feb
13
12
89
Jan
8
Slgnode Steel Strapping
Simmons Co
65% Apr
18
Sinclair Oil
Dec
17
61% Feb
13
75% Apr
18
Skelly
Aug
3
60% Jan
24
72% Apr
Smith
46% Jun
7
35
32% Jan
3
29
Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
Apr
17
41% Jan
16% Jan
2
29% Jan
11
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
47% Feb
13
57% Apr
11
Bocony Mobil Oil Co
24
17 y2 Feb
8
21% Jan
18
Solar Aircraft Co
6
9 Vo Apr
3
South Amer Gold
July 10
24
7% Mar
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
2
21% Apr
18
Dec
21
53% Jan
16
46% Jan
9
51 Vs Feb
13
20
35% Nov
15
32 V2 Mar 27
39% Jan
11
17
South
5%
South
Sugar
12
38% Ocr
1
49% May 16
6
20% Jun
1
17% Apr
10
19% Feb
26
91% Jan
4
78 V2 Apr
10
81
45% Jan
8
4
Edison
(The)
Natural Gas Co
Co
(Del)
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum
17
Apr
18ya Jan
13
Southwestern
JO
Spalding
(A
6 % J an
7
Sparton
Corp
30 Mi
Public
G)
73%
74
72
74%
75%
70%
72%
16.300
36
18
35
36 -
17%
13% '
57
18%
71
35%
18%
56%
57
56%
57VB
56%
18%
19%
9%
21%
18%
8%
21%
*47
34%
18%
9
18%
8%
21%
48
No par
2o
tr ctfs
100
Service Co
& Bros
Inc
1
1
2.50
63'A Aug 17
40
3
65
Jan
23
13
45% Apr
15
54
V2 Jan
4
6
92% Feb
13
94V'e Jan
9
167/« Nov
1
24 y4 Mar 20
17
Feb
25
,T"n
id
29 '/a Apr
20
Feb
12
23% Jan
9
95% Anr
13
98V2 Jan
15
Co. $5.50 pfd^
No par
Chemical Co common
6
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Bperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
10% Feb
12
12Va Apr
11
Spiegel
69 y2 Mar 23
72% Jan
7
28% Feb
32% Jan
22
105
July 17
16% Jan
3
83% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31% Dec
7
*L»vmci,ca
occ
page
20-
12
&
Bpencei
4.20^
$4.50
Inc common
preferred
Square D Co
200
-
73%
71
73% Jan
19
77 Va
:
68%
36
17%
103 y4 Mar
31
50<)
46'/3
77%
-
73%
12
28
■
500
46
73%
46Va
*46
2.200
2,700
'
68%
36%
17%
30
11% Dec
32
"
73%
25
70% Dec
32'a
12%
32'/«
a
67%
35%
17%
Dec
2
19'A
12 3
35,800
24
19%
200
10,800
73%
95 y« Nov
96 y4 Dec
23%
■
I;
63%
47% Jun
Spear
"•■•.
26,900
7.50
No par
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk
Jan
'■;"■■
65 %
50
5
25
com
preferred
Pacific
%■
82%
19:%
600
•
24
64%
34%
8%
21%
47
34%
1
2
No par
5
44%
43%
17%
18
*78%
29%
16%
4%
*62%
45%
*92%
17%
2l%~
*78%
29%
81
16%
4%
70
46%'
.97
12%
*70
29%
29%
95
17
4%
,
17%
21%
*62%
46%
*92%
17%
21 Vs
97
96%
12%
12%
71 %
30%
70
.
29Ts
56^
33%
*33'/a
21%
47
35
48%.
South'n
1
42 Va Feb
21% Nov 29
'
9,500
51%
9
81
4.000
64 %
Southern
33 Vs Apr
58% Mar 23
.
.-;;;•!
63%
10
33% Jan
23
9
12 Va
•7(7%
16
31% Jan
44% Nov 29
51%
*23''a '
23%
32%'
46% Jan
18
8%
V 54 3 8
19%
t
600
*3.100
19%
12%
/
-
78%
41% Apr
30% Feb
33'/a Apr 18
39% Dec 31
Jan
46
*77
30%
41%
43
43%
17%
31
38
78 V2
30%
41%
42%
Jan
Va Mar 27
45%.
45'%-
32 %
30%
41%
43%
29
4
32%
30%
40%
42%
44_
1373
Co
Jan 22
16% Mar ll
*45-%
12:%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
California
Southern
26
.32%
23%
19%
12%
18
Southern
4
4
32%
23:%
19'a
20.200
V
..'
54%
/
81%
23%
,
80%
49%
22
12
22% Feb
17
12%
80%
34%
49% Apr
2
Jan
19:%
12%
80 3 a
49%
21%
2
20% Jan
6'A Sep
23%
19%
a
23%
*33%
25
45% Jan
Mar 16
28'/2 July 19
80%
237a
49%
22
35% Jan
July 27
23
21
80
18'
r-:
•
9
24
34%
33% Mar 28
54 %
11
May 28
*23'a
49
21%
40 V2 Jan
21
4
51%
*87u
a
*33%
12
Nov
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
51%
8'
25
5
Dec
Mar 19
52%
23%
200
4%.
60%
63;%
E & G Co com_4.50
Rico
y4 Jan
41'
54%
51%-
1
19
Dec
13%
54%
233«
■
60
60 '■ a
58
1
Inc-
& Platinum
45
17% Dec
T
39.300
«4
63%
5
15
preferred
Porto
'
500
i
64 %
10
Inc
Carolina
,
;■
4%
4%
4%
i.
18%.
8%
*77
4%
57
54%
n
.2.500
.
'
873
52-%
87
54
,
6.900
■./-,,
10
12
12'A Jan
■14%
-
•
25
64 y4 May 10
24% Jun
84
No par
-5
Oil Co
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona
__1
50c
1
-No par
Corp
18
11
45
33
Co—
Blmonds Saw & Steel—
26%
14'a
23 3 b
ordinary—
America
26 V4
14'a
54
54%
5131
"
*
—7.50
Corp of
26%
18%.. 18%
;
Tr—
&
Transp
*•.;
19
54%'
1
Co
Pen
A)
13%
,
4
'•
53%
18%.,
__i
—No par
_No par
G>
New York .shares
67
16 y4 Nov
Gas—
&
Bheller Mfg Corp
73
49 y4
(W
Sheraton
50 y2 Feb
24% Jan
Oil
63%.
13%,
*l43a
,
4%..
53%
2.50
Inc
Shell Oil Co
52% Jan 24
10
Industries
61%
13%
2b3a
14%
4
1
No par
(Frank
Bhattuck
Sheaffer
12 % Apr
18
*143b
Sharon Steel Corp—
o
Shell
18% Nov 29
26'%
1
common
Shahmoon
12
Jan
3
Co
preferred
61%
13'a"
%
'
Co_
&
Rubber
Inc
44.50
Apr
90
—5
Roebuck
8ervel
3y4 Dec
Co
Corp
Seagrave
43 Vi Nov
Co
Finance
Oil
-
,
21%
43
34%
18%
8"«
21%
*47
33
34%
*33%
49%
21%
22ft
31%
41%
42%
43%
17%
9
49%
49%
22%
31%
41%
43
44
13
*31
41 %
*78%
81
30
*78%
29%
81
30
17
4%
70_
46%
17
4%
*63
46%
17
4%
70
47
95
17%
21%
96%
12%
70
30%
*92%
17%
22
*95%
12V4
*69%
30Va
95
17%
22 4
42%
44_
17'3
29%
*16%
4%
*63
46%
*92%
17%
22%
70%
95%
12
*70
30%
30%
9*%
12%
35'/2
18%
57%
19
9
21%
49
33%
34%
49%
22%
31 %
41%
43%
44%
18
81
30%
17V«
4%
70
46%
94%
17%
23%
95%
12%
7i
30%
9,300
1.600
3.900
35.009
1.200
25,300
6.800
200
3.000
8.800
31.000
1,200
15,900
15,100
14,700
1.200
9.7o5
503
1.400
2.600
4,700
82,700
150
12,300
20
6.400
Number 5631 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1905)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)56
"*
Lowest
36% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
2
44% May 14
7 7 % Ncv
30
91% Jan
28
12% Jan
9% Jan
3
Oct
22
43% Nov
12
29
58'A May
48% Jan
23
65
49% Jan
31
13% Nov
9
10
12% Mar 27
18
ttianaard
62% Jan
i
Standard
53% Feb
;
12
60% Apr
18
Standard
Oil
of
New
Feb
11
57% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
94
8
3%%
2
17% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
14
Stanley
4
73% Jan
11
Starrett
62%
Jan
3
Aug 15
61
Jan
18
15
Jan
13
Feb
1
16% Dec
31
A
20
Feb
25
23 % Jan
11
Stevens
13
41% Apr
18
4
:K;.
17
Jan
2
8
>\
17% Feb
26
>;
17% Mar 26
22% Aug
20 % Jan
26
31% May 28
37% Dec
31
:;
22% Feb
29% Aug 24
9
19
10% Feb
8
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
Dec
89
28
C101 % Jun;
7
Feb
Stix
4
19% Jan
Sterling
31
18% Mar
Feb
12
44% Apr
17
Stone A
3
28 % Apr
17
Storer
36
6% Feb
46
V
'
51% Apr
15
Sunbeam
7
88% Jan
8% Apr
12
16% Jan
17
Sun
93
14
16
.70% Jan
31
82
Nov 27
72% Feb
13
22% Jan
23
30% July 31
22% Feb
/
12
•
>
K: 79
Feb
Jan
27% Jan
4
7
26% Jan
6
22% Jan
2
24% Apr
12
4
34% Nov
28
39
Feb
6
8
38% Jon
18
5 '/a %
Mar 22
33% Apr
66% Feb
Dec
19
78
6% Dec
26
10% Mar
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
35% Nr.V
29
940
21
July
Dec
1,300
30% Apr
13
6% Mar
2
L
Sunshine
Biscuits
3
Sunshine
9
50% July 26
55% May 19
8% Feb
9
99
May
12% Dec
10
34% Mar 22
11
46% Jan
Jan
16
87
Apr
16
11% Jan
14
42% Jan
39% Feb
82
•
7
2
14
Apr
9
9
CLOSED
18
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
18%
,*17%
18 %
41%
'>4i%
41%
27%
27%
27%
27%
17%
40
*17%
13 %'
17%
5,200
44 %
43%
27%
28%
28 %
400
18%
17%
44%
28%
*17%
X
GOOD
FRIDAY
41%
,
400
12,300
5.500
18
18%
18
400 "
5,600
4,300
300
•
14,100
3,900-
7%
7%
50%
7%
51 %
59,900
51%
51%
51
51
49%.
14
50%
14%
2,700
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
4,900
8
*90
No par
7%
92
8
*90
7%
92
7%
*90
92
*90
92
78 %
78
77%
77%
77%
77%
78
79
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1
*24%
26%
24%
24%
24%
30
24%
24%
24%
35%
35%
1,100
35%
35%
12.50
35 Va
35%
24%
35 Vz
70%
7%
71 %
70%
71%
70%
71
71 Va
72
7%
3.500
7%
7%
7%
common
A
*55
lOo
Corp
1380
1380
1388
*35
1400
24%
23
%
36%
35%
25
25
*25
7%
1475
7%
2,000
36,200
500
7%
1435
6,800
1495
450
23%
23%
24
2,400
*36
36%
36
36%
1.700
*25
36
25%
1410
24
36%
.
4.16%
25%
25
23 %
\
>
%
25
200
37%
30 %
38%
38%
38%
38 3 «
38 Va
43%
25
7.50
.No par
Corp—.
.
x24%
$
com
$4 preferred
Oould
27%
21%
4H/4
41%
•
i.No par >
Inc
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
Symington
27%
X21%
%
18%
50
9
27%
>
*18%
-
25
13
27%
6,700
STOCK
1
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co
26
EXCHANGE
18
Superior
Dec
13%
40
Superior Oil of California.—
Dec
13%
38%
6
Feb
13%
*17%
2
38
74
13%
*17%
18
81
71
74
27%
Apr
42
16%
70%
22
39% Mar
29
16
71%
74 Vz
21%
27% Jan
27% Jan
16%
70
.27%
12
21
16
74
21%
11
22% Jan
'/z
13%
*13%
38%
3,600
44%
43%
43%
43 Vz
43%
43%
43%
5.700
87
86
87
87
87
88%
140
13%
13'/a
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
5,400
19
18%
18%
*85%.
l
13%
13%
*87
,a
18
21% Nov
May 28
6% Dec 31
12% Jun
Feb
>45
18% Dec
14
Dec
62
53% Ncv 29
51
31
28% Dec
5
6
19
8% Jan
11
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
$
6 Vz Feb
14% Mar 26
4
12
18% Jan
31
Temco
1
Tennessee Corp__,\__
Texas Co
50
19% Apr
Feb
12
60 % Jan
11
54% Feb
12
32
Feb
5
66
Apr
40% Jan
18
4
Am-
Talcott Ino
10
7
13
69% May
37% Oct
18Vb Feb
26
15% May
8
Aircraft
Gulf
Sulphur,—„._..._No
28 Vz Apr
5
33
Jan
10
Texas
Gulf
18% Dec
28:
15% Feb
12
24
Vb Apr
11
"Tevas
Instruments
16
30 Vz Dec
14!
26Vz Mar
5
38
Apr
9
33 Va Oct
1
39 % Jan
3
45% May 17
33% Apr
16
7% Jan
2
Texas
Pacific
Jan
23
34% Feb
10
20% Oct
10% Jan
1
150
182 Vz May
20
29% Apr
Feb
28
22 Vz
47% Aug 21
'11%
150
9
13% Apr
Jun
20
r"
vL-
14Vz Apr
44
.
July 23
**> 51
12
-
160
Jan
4
46
Apr
17
21 % Jan
9
10
2
Texas
•
Inc
18% Mar 22
Jan
3
20% Apr
50 % Apr
12
11'% Apr
8
.11% Jan 25
4
21
12 % Feb
1
15% Apr
12
Thermoid
53
12
$2.50
Mar 28
44Vs Jan
25
Apr
19
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
2
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
69% Feb
12
104
Feb
Dec
19
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
23% Nov
27
23% Feb
13
62 % Feb
17
162% Dec
14
13% Dec
5
86
'
33
>
>34%
Oct
>16%
Nov
31
20
7
2
"87% Feb
12
13 Vb Jan
*
5
35 % Feb
30
V» Feb
12
15% Apr
15
15
24% Feb
12
28% July 23
26 % Feb
Nov
29
59
52% Jan"
25
;
Apr
39% Apr
26
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
26
54
64
52% Apr 17
Oct
27
July 27
1
36% Mar 12
,
Apr
Apr
29%
30
29%
30
22%
22%
22%
22% ' "
36%
35%
35%
35 y*
34
33%
33%
33 Vz
333(»
33%
35%
36%
1
7%
7%
7%
*7%
73i
7%
8
100
153'%
153'%
*152%
154 Vz
152%
153
44 Vz
45%
44%
45 %
45%
46
45
45%
8,800
14
14%
13%
14
13%
13 Vb
13%
13%
20,200
.y
50o
;.
...No par
|Mfg Co
preference
-
33% Apr
30% Apr
57-
Jan
No par
31% Jan
>61
Jan
1
*15Vb
preferred..—.50
—-52%
,
25
30% Jan,
51% Feb
26
55% Apr
17
12
22 Vb Feb
8
26% Apr
,17
27
18
Jun
11
16% Feb
27
17
Jan
14
Twin
25
52
Jun
7
48
Feb
20
50
% Jan 18
7
Dec
3 4
6
25% Oct 25
35% Jun
15
25% Feb
16% Mar 19
13% Feb
12
Mar 27
500
20 Vb
20%
2.900
49%
50
11%
14%
11%
*11%
*11%
12
15%^
15%
14%
T
51%
52%
*51%
52
;*14%
'**51%-
^"UYa
^
12
53
94 Vz
-36%
25
99
«
12
14%
'
•
*11Vb
"11%
*11 VB
11%
85%
85Vz
87'%
86 %
87%
94%
*94%
95%
95%
36%
36%
37%
37%
39%
24%
24%
25
24 Vz
25
98V2
102%
100
95%
100
99
100%
13%
50
a
37?«i
38
38
38%
38
.5
15%
15Vz
15%
15%
A
1
(copvL
—50
>
%
100%
13%
FRIDAY
7,900
2,500
50
38%
39%
17,900
15 Vz
15%
6,500
32
32'%
32
32%
32%.
30
54%
30%
29%
30
29%
30 Vb
2.9%
55
54%
*54%
54%
54%
28
54Vz
27%
27%
*27%
28 Vz
59
54
54
*53%
54
30%
30%
27'%
140
3,700
-
38%
"15%
*31%
Jan
2
33
3,100
2,000
28,300
28%
27%
*52Vz
Vz
301/4
54%
LOOO
700
57
100
31
31
55%
55%
30%
56%
3,100
56 %
25%
25-%
25%
26 %
25%
26%
26'/4
26%
15,300
par
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Vz
16%
16%
,;16%
800
prior preferred
..50
48
48
48
48
5%
10
Twin
18
TXL
conv
50
Fox
Coach
Oil
1
preferred 1954,ser
Film
conv
2
55%
*55
1
(The)
7V»
7Vb
7'/b
25%
25%
25%
25%
30%
*55
48
*47
7 VB
1
Co.
Corp
30 Vs. 30',
*54
*47
25 Vz
25 "4
48
*7
7 Vn
*7
100
7
VB
;
26
Vb
27.000
25 VB
50
61)0
u
'13% Feb
9
"20% Nov
5 Vz Nov
15
15
44
8
,31% Feb
10
IO8V4 Jan
26
Nov
29
25% Dec
5
30
92 Vz Dec
27
81 Vz Oct
Nov
Apr
47
23% Feb
12
23
5% Jan
3
8
15% Mar,18
"30% Mar 11
% May
Ddvllte
(The)
Corp
11
30
Apr
100% Feb
16
35% Jan
11
Union
12
115% Jan
2
Union
Carbide
2
20% Feb
12
24% Mar 25
Union
Client
Jan
17
26% Jan
9
29 % Mar 19
Union
Elec
112
Jan
9
94% Jan
2
18
93
Jan
11
80% Jan
11
82
20
91
Feb
15
74
Apr
16
83 Vz Nc-v
3C
104
Jan
5
88
Feb
5
89
Jan
22
52 r
10
65% Apr
2
51% Feb
12
61
Jun
3
Union
Oct
1
39 % May
Union
8 Vb Dec
11
21
78'
133% July 17
28% Apr
'
23
Jan
Oct
29
;
26 Vz Apr
9
36
8
10.400
30%
30%
111%
110%
111%
?
110%
30%
111%
22 Vz
22 Vz
22%/-
22%
23%
4.100
28%
28%
28 Vz
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
13,300
96 %
96'/z
96%
320
31%
>
*96
-
97
*95%
85
*79
85
76
74
74
74
Preferred
*87
92
*87
92
•
85
*79
*74
*87
*79
75'%
85
70
75%
74%
92
9,600
92
*87
"
series.....
No par
OiJ of California—
25
50%
571/4
56%
56%
56%
57 Va
55%
56%
10,800
10
27'%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27 Vb
27%
41,100
8%
9,001)
Pacific
4%
RR
Union
Twist
United
Co
com,
Car Co...
8%
8%
30 %
30%
Drill
5
32 3 a
32 Vz
31
Aircraft
Vz
79%
73
Co—.
Corp
%
30%.
30
30%
32
31%
32%
32 '/a
32%
76'%
78%
76
77
*130
140
108
108
.—5
78
.100
com
8%
8%
29 Va
79 Vb
30
8%
30 'A
8%
—10
No par
preferred
non-cum
15
2
30'/b
1.500
6,103
22 Vz
30
*79
Mar 14
901/4 Jau
4,200
-
110%
32
No par
Tank
72 % Mar 11
8'/4
22 %
Preferred $3.50 series...—No par
Union
33
151/8
27%
7-)«
1113'#
Preferred $3.70 series
$4
15 VB
26%
-
22
31 %
110Tb
2
4
106
8%
24
8
18
26 Vb
8%
Jan
"9% Mar
137% Feb
15 Va
26%
8%
79% Jan
31% Jan
18
10
common—»
15
26%
8%
97
30:% Apr
Dec
Corp—10
15'/8
26%
8%
x97
2
17
Co
No par
Materials
15
27 VB
7%
No par
6
96% Dec
Curbm,
&
15 VB
26%
♦15
Preferred $4.50 series
29% Mar 27
61% May 25
Paper ,Corp__6%
Bag-Camp
&.
&
21
8% Jan
Aqt 30
No par
Co__.
100% Jan
27% Feb
10% May 10
1
;
Asbestos & Rubber
Union
1
—
Underwood Corp
8% Apr
*135
139
*135
145
110
110
8%
2,900
4.700
;
8,300
"
113 % Jan
23
166
7103% Oct
10
121 Vz Dec
35% Jan
23
44% Dec
17
27% Apr
1
26
20
32% Apr
20
26 VB Feb
12
96
,
Nov
93
,
Dec
7
Feb
11
A'/r
152
Jan
14
115
Jan
2
43% Jan
4
United
Air
20% Mar, 14
13
United
Biscuit
preferred
conv.
4%
....
110%
26%
28%
28%
28 %
28
28%
28 V a
28 %
28'A
28'%
28'%
28 %
Feb
24
Jan
23
14
28% Apr
9
19% Jan
28
25% Mar 13
United
100"
Board A Carton Corp
% Jan
20
71% Mar 26
58% Feb
11
69% Jan
United
Carbon
41 % Dec
27
62
39% Mar
5
45% Feb
1
4% Feb
9
4% Jan
2
5Va Jan
11
100
Apr
$4.50
15
8
preferred...
1.
73 V# Jan
(Delaware)
United
No
par
20
82
May
78 Vb Jan
'4
8
Jan
21
7% Apr
79 v
23%
22%
22 Tb
23
63%
64
03%
64
63%
64%
—,—No par
-»—
Cig-Whelan
$3.50 convertible
•40%
41 %
41
41
41 Vb
42%
preferred
4%
4 Vb
4%
4%
781%
*77 V4
78i%
♦77»/4
6%
Jan
6% Jan
11
16
United
Jan
5
6Vb Feb
11
9% Jan
9
United
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
18
28% Apr
8
35% Jan
11
United
Electric Coal Cos.
13% Jun
8
16% Aug 20
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry___»
11
43% Dec
12
55
44V4 Jan
2
-47% Jan
9
United
Fruit
46
14 V# Dec
31
11
1% Feb
3% Mar 26
77
28 Vb Oct
29
3
15% Dec
181
Aug
.
Feb
Improvement
United
United
15 »/4 Jan
9
United
Merch A Mfrs Inc
Co
43 Vb Jan
7
24
7
Jan
7
44 % Jan
46%
47
47%
16.000
16,100
361/4
5%
1
1,100
8
16
7%
U
S
Co common
preferred
Hoffman
4%%
A
13%
14
1,000
2,000
7,ICO
8,600
1%
l'/a
1%
1%
34
33%
33 Vz
33V4
33 Va
33 V#
34
24 V8
24%
241/z
24%
24%
24%
24%
1.900
51%
52 %
52
531/B
12,200
1621/2
*159
162 Vz
100
series
14
33 3«
common__82%c
preferred
13%
14
24 Vb
:
preference
U S Industries Inc common
13%
14Vb
1
Mach
class A
14
6
No par
4
Gypsum
49 % Mar 16
46%
34 Vz
S
15
46%
5%
U
Nov
46 Vb
36%
11
16% Jan*
4,800
46%
34%
58% Jan
12
14%
5%
16
14% Feb
14%
36'%
51% Apr
~
14%
34 Vz
2
19% Mar 22
11%
5%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
14
14%
36'A
Foreign Securities
Nov
14%
34%
Freight Co..
15
14%*.'
5%
<fe
17 Va Jan
%
36%
S
Jan
30
34 Vz
S
36
6%
29%
5%
U
162
6%
28%
361/4
United
2
3,600
6%
28%
34
U
7
24,400
6%
28%
34%
8
Mar 19
7%
6%
•
Vz
6
6%
28%
36%
2
Jan
7 VB
7%
900
2,200|
*28 Va
0%
28%
5%
14
8% Apr
4%
34%
1% Jan
29
800
2,200
78%
36 %
28% Jan
156
a
4%'
*77%
781/4
13Vb
Industrial Corp—
36% Jan
1
71
7',4
7
7
•
—10
Corp,—.....
Gas
19
11
2
22«/« July 19
Gas
Feb
13
33
44V4 July 20
o*gr
United
No par
13
4
see
15
Co
6% Jan
> 38%
2.100
■
Feb
37
For tootPQtw
I
23 Vb Jan
9
Dec
-
2/
34% Apr
Corp (Del)
24
35
*42*
5
13 Va Feb
52 % Nov
DeC
14
29
39% May
■-
Mar
5 Vb Apr
2f V# Jan 23
26% Aug 9
155
Feb
36
19% Feb
12
1% Dec
32'
6
4%
4%
*77%
7
7% Jan
41 >/4
*41
30c
100
23
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
23!
-
,
Stores com
36% Dec
23
100
100
23%
14
5% Nov 20
100
24
17
35% Jan
'2,200
64%
Dec
28 % May ll
14,100
28%
64 Vb
Jan
5
29%
*23%
6
Mar
*98
101
*90
100
100
21
.3
1,200
281%
28%
'
10
v
23
6% Jun
'3
.
No par
Co
United-Car r Fastener—
Mar 21
109
107%
*108%
10
pfd
Inc.
of
48
4% Jan
138
America_^_No par
(ser of 1956). conv
Lines
*130
*
20% Dec
107
.
J 4,400
GOOD
49 Vz
15%#
32%
*57
.
8,000
CLOSED
,
"13%
13%
49%
" '
EXCHANGE
95%
13%
series
86%
86
STOCK
35%
49%
1
r
11%
24%
13%
50
100
'
*94%
49%
No par
^
100
4,200
52
37 Vb
13'%
Steel.,
ft
830
14%
25%
Corp.,—
Century
30% Jan
12
18%
20'/a
50 Vb
49 %
]
4.30%
10% Jan
Mar 15
*18%
*
City Rap Transit com__No
20th
15% Apr
46
Apr
18%
*19%
50 Vb
49%
Tung-Sol Elec trie Co common
27% Feb
62 % Mar 13
18%
20 Vb
13^
Truax-Traor Coal Co common
29% Apr
18%
48%
Inc..,
600
19%
_2
Airlines
2,400
18%
: i
?'83%
•
2,300
17,700
49%
,
19,200
49%
__fi
preferred—
Preferred
153
>■>>,
•
No par
.
(The)—*.
7%
_—.
(The)
World
$2.70
30
8
;10
Tri-CpnUuer tal Corp common
9
11
Co
18%
60,400
,
>
153
■
.If'
.25
Transue & "Williams
21% Jan
*49% Nov 21
1
Oil. common..-
Edison
Co
Trans
29
2
49%
*11%
V
, J
Vb
20
20
y_No par
common
Transaniurica
18
9
*18Vz
B
common
Tiihkeu Roller.Bearing
Traue
'
.
>-
prplerred
Toledo
29%
3.600
33%
,
17
6,400
Trust—
convertible
$1.20
38,400
35
10
;—i—.
Tidewater
:
64%
34%
66
35%
30 Vb
Thompson Products Inc common..#
4% preferred J—
100
18
>39% Apr 18
20% Jan,
4
2
16
;
18
55%
65 Vb
35
23%
,-.,r
Feb,27
16
13% Mar 20
25% Mar 12
Dec
\ 30% Oct
9
17
55 Vz
64%
35%
351/4
\Thompson (J R)
5
102% Apr
>50
11
52,'
24% Feb
Vz Apr
95 Vz
4
40
28% Mar 21
87
15
7
45% Apr
29
Jan
51% Nov
1
90
13
Mar 29
15
43% Nov 27
Jan
32% Feb
24% Jan
11% Mar
55 Va
65 VB
«
22 %
•'*
10% Dec
55
64%
35%
54
3.209
36%
$1.25 conv preferred.'
Co
54Vz
65%
35%
4,000
'
30%
Ry Co
The Fair
500
6%
15%
56%
233-J
common
$2.40 conv
6%
15%
36
Thalclier Glass
1
12
19%
6%
15%
——No par
Land
Pacific
&
19%
6%
15%
Vb
16
22%
Oil
&
Texas Utilities Co
Textron
—
common.-.!
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
17% Jan 21
13% July 31'
23
8% Mar 15
47% Jan 28
16
July 10'
54 Vz July 10
10% Jan
Feb
38% Jan
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
20% Dec
;i5%
9
7
15%
30
Inc
Coal
Texas. Pacific
6% Dec 21
7
16
54
preferred series A—25
eonv
*18%
7%
64%,
par
38% Mar 26
27
18%
34%
*"
25
3Vt
11% Jan
4.48%
o%
16
2.50
Producing Co.,
25% Jan
•
18%
l
Corp
—
Texas
4
'
200
6,5(H)
71
27%
13%
-
74%
74
87,300
6,300
16%
39
35% Feb
7
16
*
92
21%
21% Feb
27% Feb
16%
*70
74
V
16
39
2
Steel
16%
70 %
34,200
V
54%
-
92
16 %
16%
45,100
60%
53%
-
2,300
54%
59%
■
94
21%
52% Mar 16
1,495
16%
59 Va
53%
"91
40
2
1,210
15%
59
52%
94
39'%
Jau
4
52%
%
21%
1
Mining Co
7% Jan
59 %
52
1,800
-
.1
series of
Mar 20
74
.
8
Corp
preferred series
2nd pld
50%
52%
27%
.1
common
Sunru.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Vz%
49
53%
*13%
1
.
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
i
4
49 Va
52%
94
16
2C
——
Corp
48 Vz
52%
58%
%
70%
_No par
Co
-
22% Nov
66
Corp
Chemical
49 Vz
15%
*73
6
,
Studebaker-Packard
11
12%
7%
12%
5
Co
Broadcasting
7%
96
15%
270
7%
12%
16
;
Webster.Lr
12
Feb
13% Mar
Fuller
&
52
4,600
7%
5
(J Pj & Co Inc
Baer
59 %
-
81
12%
1
*
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—-
5
-
-
10
Inc new—
Drug
25% Jan
:
29
50
13% May 28
18
12
58%
.52
*94
5
Stewart-Warner Corp.:
27% Apr
7
10
100
40
79%
12%
.
'
No par
Sterchi Bros Stores Ino—.
-2
8
39%
'
48%
53
__
78
12%
49%
52%
.1
S
40
78
52%
48%
25
Co
31% Feb
3
11
Feb
(The)- L
Chemical
27% Mar 12
.
27
>-
13% Jan
Co
.39%
78%
7%
6.25
J
39%
8
12%
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Warner Corp
Stauffer
8
'
39%
*77%
12%
Standard
15
17% Nov
5% Oct
26
Apr
Shares
7%
I
common
25% Feo
7
17% Dec
32
75
Co
Jersey.:
39% Apr
21% Jan
14
30% Oct
25
the Week
Apr. 19
79
preferred series A
14% Jan
81
20% Sep
Mar
•
Friday
Apr. 18
39%
Ohio
18
Sates for
Thursday
77%
1
Indiana^.
of
PRICES
Apr. 17
38%
Inc
California
Jan
19.
Nov
of
48
-
28
;V 31%
Oil
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 16
com___No par
Electric
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 15
^
Pat
No par
A
Oil
2
65% Dec
Qas
50% Apr
13% Dec
25% Nov 28
Standard
AND
Monday
%
«
preferred
12
5 Hz Jan
-
$3.50
Inc
Standard coil Products Co
3
15% Aug
17% Jan;
43% Jan 23
11
Brands
RECORD
LOW
"*
STOCK
87%
-
55% May 15
21
13
9% Jan
Standard
1
50% Mar 26
Aug 14
100 % Mar 23
12% May 29
82% Feb
2
43 V4 Feb
4
62% Apr
50
May 28
88'/2 Dec 28
4
11% Jan
«
40% Feb
6% Jan
s-:
2
77% Jan
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
37% Jan
26
6% Dec
NEW
1%
52%
*160
1%
1%
54
162 %
*'
"
51%
*160
51%
162 %
9%
10
9%
32
32
31 "4
32
J
15 VB
15
15
15'A
,.60
*44%
46
..50
9%
VB
♦44%
46
*159
.
9
1%
5.000
68,500
8%
.91%
*311/4
31 %
31%
32%
700
15Vs
15%
15%
16%
28,000
•44%
46
*44%
9%
46
,
25
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
26
Monday, April 22, 1957
(1906)
8% Jun
15
11
01 % Dec
28
32 V2 Nov
29
81 % Dec
31
18
8% Feb
11
12
8% Jan
22% Feb
Jan
6
63
26
29
142 >/2 Dec
26
17% Dec
17
19% Sep
Jan
4
58
Dec
17
71% Sep
58
1
28
U. S.
U
10
9
Smelting
Jan
28
57% Mar 25
73% Jan
2
2
155% Jan
61
16
10
Mar
1
18
33% Mar
5
36
Jan
27
14% Apr
23
13% Apr
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
9
Dec
27
99
31,
10% Aug
26% Aug
15
12% Jun
82
Dec
0
145% Jan
17
U
7
3
"
13% Dec
26
41 % Feb
9
65
Dec
4
30% Dec
7
39
Apr
Dec
12
167
6
24
23%
Dec
20
70
Dec
24% Nov
137
8
Jan
21
Apr
17
Apr
Universal
82% Mar 29
12
26
14
24
Jan
28
29 % Apr
10
40% Feb
12
50% Jan
3
37% Apr
6
Jan
4
12 % Nov
28
40% Dec
20
Feb
7
55%
54%
55%
—50
16%
100
58%
58%
58%
61 %
61%
61%
145%
145%
145%
18
78% Jan
15
20% Feb
1
6
109% Apr
5
120
47% July 26
42% Jan
21
24% Apr 18
49
Jan
128
10
Dec
18
Van
Feb"13
116
105% Jan
88
13
28% Apr
Raalte
Chemical
1
12
10
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
Dec
31
103% Feb
17
85
Jan
46% Jan
11
79% Nov
27
66
% Feb
28% Nov
9
33% Jan
16
29% Apr
10% Dec
26
12% Dec
31
11% Jan
7
16% Jan
14 % Dec
27
14% Dec
27
14
Jan
3
17% Mar 29
3
9
70
Apr
10
13
Apr
6
Mar 20
29
"Feb
70% Feb
15% Feb
88 % Jan
preferred
14% Jan
29% Sep
26
33
29
75
30
20% Sep
Nov
123/4 Jan
Jan
7
$4.12
Virginian
10
8%
Mar 11
5'fc
Ry
Co
Co
com,
preferred
RR 4%%
2
12
76% Apr
12
18% Jan
18
11
Walworth Co
25
2
29
% Dec
26
G
(Hiram)
Walker
24
46%
47%
2,500
47
*
.'-v.: 9%
*9%
10
10
10
27
27%
27
27%
27 y4
27 v4
1,100
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
131/4
20,600
45%
45%
47%
46 %
47
46%
.
10
1,400
6,200
47
*123
&
W
Warner
Pictures
4
12
28% Jan
3
52% Apr
18
38% Mar 28
35% Dec
20
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
34% Feb
26
36% Jan
17
Feb
26
32
Jan
4
9
24% Jan
17
26% Apr
15
14
25% Jan
2
Pharmaceutical—1
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne
32% Mar 27
Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
4
112%
115
No par
5
5
1
1
\
.
30,100
*105%
106%
93
*92
400
106
220
*85 *
89
10
*90
93
*92:
89
*90
7,700
24%
95
106
106 %
*85
1,700
48%
24%
-
119%
48%
•
106 %
%
116
48%
47%
49
•
86
25%
95
*90
93
92.
*92
95
76%
76
76
76%
76%
76%
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
14
13%
14
14
16%
16%
16%
29%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
28
113%
47%-
31,800
28V4
„
24
93
71%
13%
29%
29%
75%
17
13%
92
14%
23%
52
38%
36%
28%
26%
30
2%
'
10
700
77
1,000
14%
14
14
800
16%
16%
16%
200
*69%
13
29%
70%
*69%
13%
29%
76%
76%
13%
29%
76%
>17
13%
*.•
7
•
'
76%
17%
13%
13%
93
93
14
14
23%
23%
52%
52%
37%
37%
36%
36%
28%
28%
*26
~26%'
*29%
30
2%
2%
,7
*16%
:
71%
13%
29%
*69%
13
75%
17%
37%
36
*23%
26
30
x2%
V
>•-7*C>7
.7.^./C
T*14
x23%
51 %
12
8
*111%
■;v
28
*82
;>/:
25
89
17
*13
92
37% Feb
38 % Mar 23
22%
76
1
5
Inc
22%
*85
29%
75%
22% Apr
42% Feb
37% Aug
Bros
106
/.;■
86
*82
86
22%
23
■
*123
■
28
27%
28
27%
*82
■■■
92
1
Ward Industries Corp
Warner-Larnbert
>;
86
—'
88
*
100
preferred
5%%
28%
'•
*90
No par
10
No par
2.5C
9
28
46%
47 Va
%
10
*69%
13
9
2% Feb
47%
47
27 %
...
49 % Aug
6
1,400
88
100
40% Jan
4% Apr
28%
14
1
,
28%
*16%
9
Jan
28%
105%
27
3
28%
28%
■'
18% Jan
„J9% Feb
8
7, 2% Dec 26
28%
28
37% Oct
Mar
40
29
44
40% Feb
27
70'/2
1
,
Ward Baking Co common
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
16% Jan
27% Dec
*69
12%
'
w
,
4
95% Jan
Jan
70%
9%
16
13% Jan
12
22
70%
27 %
100
100 >
100
26
25
preferred
30% Jan
Mar 18
9
3
70%
8
common
8
13% Mar 29
,25% Feb
*69
47%
11
Apr
70
.
100
Materials
conv
Wabash
30
92
25%
111%
24
Apr
17% Mar 12
Feb 28
*24%
47%
Jan
20
106
50
100
25
111%
Power
"when issued"
preferred
Vulcan
23
2,3
12
1,700
25
22%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.20
15% Nov
13% Dec
95% Dec 17
2,400
34%
25%
No par
preierred
1
15% Jan
13
62
147
-
*25
preferred
100
com__lo
partic
dlv
.
19
50
10,700
25%
*82
Mar
77
147
'
10
34%
34%
146%
—100
Mar 13
32
11
34%
146%
~
,
17
13%
93
13%
23%
52%
37%
36%
*28%
26 '*29%
2%
17%
13%
*92
93
13%
23%
*13%
23%
52%
37%
52%
37%
36
28%
36%
28%
26
30%
26%
29%
*2%
2%
STOCK
71.
13%
29%
76%
17%
13%
93
14
23%
52%
37%
36
28%
26%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
26
443/4 Feb
19
48% Jan
23
2
53% Apr
1
105
95
Jan
28
93
Feb
18
26
92
Dec
12
105
5
112% Jan
42% Jan
30
27
99% Jan
Nov
29
2
91
Jan
3
14
27
90
Jan
14
Mar
Jan
105
20
4
27% Jan
15
26% Feb
13
10
97
Dec
39% Jan
28% Apr
Mar 20
3
25% Jan
88
Wesson
41 % Jan
44% Dec
25% Jan
Mar 20
47% Jan
11
37% Apr
16
12
103
Jan
29
Va Dec 31
21
Feb
27
24% Jan
2
14% Feb
14
16% Jan
3
Apr 18
30
63
Mar 27
108
18%Jun
20
25
15% Dec
13
16 3/4 Dec
5
93
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
91
Jan
2
Apr
2
47
Feb
13
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
64y4 Apr
18
68% Feb
17
82 % July 20
71
Feb
15
78
Apr
10
58% Nov
29
86
Mar
104
104% Mar 20
98
29
54
1
63% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
Western
12
30% Jan
11
58% Apr
18
36% July 17
52% Feb
12
4
83
Jan
2
128% Jun
5
Feb 17
129
Feb
4
129% Feb
4
53% Feb
12
69% Jan
2
1
96% Jan
9
46
Jan
20
Sep
28
130
69% Dec 31
103
93
24
Jan
Mar
Mar 25
8
28% Feb
23
23% Feb
13
80V* Feb
15
61% Feb 28
31% Jan
18
27% Jan
68% Jan
8
28% Mar 14
50% July 24
44% Feb
20
1
23
12
95% Mar 29
Jun
8
23
13% Apr
2
16
29% Mar 14
30% Jan
30
61
12% Jan
23
16% Apr
30
13% Feb
Dec
72
Jan
16% Mar 19
Apr
10
9
Jan
26% Feb
102
9% Mar 28
,
25% Apr
40
May 10
17
82% Apr
30
14% Jan
4
19% Dec
5
4% Dec
26
10y4 Jan
Dec
31
25% Jan
4
30 Va Sep
26
37% Feb
20
20
127
Oct
18
145
Mar 22
Mar 28
45% Feb
9
69
1
13
12
21
13% Jan 10
29% Jan 14
47
Feb
18
59
Jan
4
15% Jan
2
18% Feb
8
22
30% Feb
14
127
Jan
22
24% July 10
21% Jan 22
26% Apr
43% Dec
19
50% Mar 19
423/e Mar
41 y8 Jan
23
60% Nov
52y4 Feb
Nov
29
99% Jan
7
75
Jan 31
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
36% Feb
15
2
7
4% Jan
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
27
50% Jan
100% Jan
Mar
6
32% Mar 20
131
Air
Brake
Mar 19
White Motor Co common
1
5V4% preferred
—100
White Sewing Machine common_l
$3
conv
10
10c
1
10
100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp__10
Woodward Iron Co
10
22% Feb
31% Jan
6
1
45% Jan
16
Woolworth (F W)
12
61% Apr
18
Worthlngton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4% % serles__100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Co
10
24
88
23
923/4 Mar 15
30
98% Mar
9
83
Feb
13
88% Jan
3
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
4
7
Feb
26
8% Apr
11
Wyandotte Worsted Co
27 % Feb
31
Feb
12
Yale & Towne Mfg Co„
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
YoungstowD Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
26% May 24
34y8 Aug
7
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
83% Feb
8
131% Dec
10
24
20
101
Jan
July 30
♦Bid and
dividend,
y
29"% Nov 28
16
141V* Jan
asked
jnhmr.
Bx-righte.
a
3
no
99
Jan
30% Jan
14
12
35% Jan
2
Mar 12
123V2 Jan
2
25% Feb
12
91 % Feb
12
sales
to
this day.
28% Mar 15
121 y4 Apr
8
Zenith Radio Corp.
tin receivership, or
Formerly Ohio Match Co.
58%
94%
24%
*64%
28
47%
96%
9%
*40y4
49
8
par
par
83% Nov
88%
*125%
50
preferred
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc common—No
$4.25 preferred
I
No
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie
Stores
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
preferred
B
.No par
52%
52%
13%
*73y4
*15%
__
58%
94Va
25%
68
28
48V4
96%
9%
26%
40%
49%
14
75
16%
5V8
21%
31%
*5
2iye
31%
*125
129
22
22
30%
43%
59y8
*90%
*84ya
8
31%
43%
59ya
91%
85ya
8%
29y4
29%
32%
33
109y2 111
26%
26%
H4y4
29%
26%
*103
97
92%
41%
105
22
15%
98
60%
78
58%
18%
30'%
57%
88%
*25%
10
8
2S%
57%
88%
20
Prior preference
47
30%
47
103
18
2.50
29%
53
29%
27
39%
*103%
21%
15%
*96
60%
*77
58
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4Va% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
26% Mar 22
Aug 30
99
Telegraph
: *v
-
47
53
28%
26%
103
*94
*90
'
29%
*46
1C
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
65"% Mar 20
92
Union
Westlnghouse
99% Jan
94
29%
Western Pacific RR common_No par
18
:./>>.■'>/7/
71
-.r
Snowdrift
17% Apr
26% Feb
29
36 V4 Feb
&
5
27
27% Dec
Oil
9
82% Dec
62
-
May
50% Nov
21% Jun
/ -v>: \
22% Mar
17% Nov 21
26% Nov
Jan
.>v:
''
com—2.50
'
4:8%
preferred
50
West Indies Sugar Corp
I
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
5
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd
100
4.20%
preferred series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%%
preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Auto Supply Co com
5
4.80% preferred
—
100
Western Maryland Ry com__Nopar
4% noncum 2nd preferred
10o
29
21
Dec
44
34% Jan
29 % Mar 15
;
•'
■.
2
52% Feb
16
20% Feb
h~':
43% May 10
443/4 Nov
800
7,100
1,000
80
300
1,800
5,400
1,000
2,100
200
400
J
.
1,400
30%
2%
2,800
*
//(,</■/■ :
1
1.300
600
GOOD >,
FRIDAY
"
30% Oct
2,100
20
*
60%
61%
35
149
*34%
*146
*123
98
77% Anr
59%
59%
59%
20
1,100
FRIDAY
813/4
9%
*19
*123
93
9
18
11
60
10
*19
♦i
18%
82
9%
9
110
GOOD
7%
•
81%
81%
82%
*123
$5
Feb
6
7%
*7%
*82
*123
$4.04
Mar 27
90
7%
*123
Common
Feb
111
7%
*123
Pacific
Virginia Elec
16
24% Apr
11
Apr
Apr
135/3
7%
2,400
17%
34
13%
1,500
CLOSED
17%
34
13%
Ry com_100
6%
9
Jan ;
1,000
EXCHANGE
146%
17%
47%
1
2.50
2.50
Va-Carollna Chemical com
8
103
13% Dec
Inc
Inc
Co
&
Shreve
3 % %
6
30
83% Jan
Co
146
34
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3
Mar
84
25 % Jan
146%
'
Oct
28
Industries
Norman
Van
93
74% Nov
Corp of America
Vanadium
9
5%
25% Jan
38% Jan
2
20
24
38% Apr 18
145%
17%
42,000
28%
Vick
34% Mar 26
146%
1,800
STOCK
70
16
94% Apr
213# Nov 13
105% Dec 20
Utah
2
128
62%
'
47% Apr
28
58%
60%
13%
*25
11
26
58%
61%
'
14»/4 Jan
12
58%
60 %
34
149
2
Dec
58 Va
61%
14
% -35
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Sep
58%
17%
*34
preferred
100
Power & Light Co—— 12 80
Vlcks
Feb
Feb
55%
35
*58%
2
41% Feb 28
130
54%
13%
*146
15
11% Jan
55%
17%
com_No par
13 % Jan
.
*54%
4,100
21 %
35
*16%
28% Jan
25% Jan
9
58% Mar
Pictures
1,040
21
14%
L—
100
Co Inc com—1
Leaf Tobacco
preferred
24.000
44%
149
17%
14
com
95%
43%
147%
36
17%
*35
1
9% Mar
25% Dec
64
54%
4%%
20
10
21
87
com__50
400
86
21
*17%
8%
*92%
43%
20%
17%
Universal
95%
150
149
149%
8%
10
25% Nov
104
1
20%
No par
14,100
*83%
42%
42%
20%
Co common
66%
32%
32%
86
"92%
95%
40%
8%
71% Apr
4
86
149
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25% Jan
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15
55% May
95%
8%
12
Dec
32%
7%
Feb
144
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32%
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69
9
82
4
32%
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1
Class B 2nd preferred
—14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp——1
23% Feb
21
123
3
3
Feb
62% Apr
36'
155
32%
86
preferred—No par
29% Mar 12"
47% Feb
31% Jan
33
21
Mln
300
22.100
66%
20:%
Ref &
convertible
$6
"
66%
40%
United Wallpaper Inc
12
15 % Apr
23%
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150%
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
4
Jan
10
23%
66
32
7 %
5
24%
66
40%
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preferred
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23%
65%
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preferred
Jan
Feb
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129
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24%
23
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8%
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100
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12
2
8
38% Feb
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31
30
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United
87
81% Mar 15
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7 %
22
15% Feb
17
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7 %
20
38
30%
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Shoe Corp
11
Feb
7
33%
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5
1st
18
Jan
169
30
28
17
31%
8%
common
noncum
21% Apr
19% Jan
Nov
Dec
33%. Dec
32%
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preferred—100
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8%
64% Jan
17% Feb
Apr. 18
31%
lOo
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
U
4
24
25
Jan 15
143
Co
Plywood Corp common
12
52
Mar 25
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2
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23
8
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Jan
156
Playing Card
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Friday
Thursday
10
5
10
1
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SALE PRICES
HIGH
Apr. 17
1
common
31
Mar
69
U
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27
Jan
2
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145
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170
4
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Pipe & Foundry Co
S
4
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Lines
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67% Mar 14
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4
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2
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128
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7
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87
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Wednesday
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
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AND
Tuesday
Monday
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YORK
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37 Va Jan
1
70
,
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Apr
,
35% Aug
42% Nov
51% Jan
Lowest
30
14
9% July 13
36% Dec
11
23 Va Jan
92
Range Since
Highest
Lowest
22% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1956
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD?
NEW YORK STOCK
114%
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37%
103%
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15%
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27
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33
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114
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32%
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33
33
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115
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30
1,200
109
6,600
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116
4,600
2,600
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Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1907)
Bond
Record-
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
one
in
each
or
Exchange
YEARLY
—
indicate
represent
27
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
when
the
bonds
mature.
AND
HIGH
SALE
point.
a
!'
f
LOW
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
88
Dec
17
98
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
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Highest
Dec 17
Lowest
h-
-Highest
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
91.12 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
90.26 Nov
13
~12
95.14 Mar
90.22
95.11 Mar
9
Mar
13
92.24 Feb
Nov~13
96.30
93.4
97.4
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100.20
1957-1958*
—Dec 15 1958
_____
11
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Treasury 2%s
11
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97.8
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Mar 28
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13
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7
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101.16 Jan
9
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17
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24
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14
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15
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1962
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Quar-June
or
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1953
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34.
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51
54
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1947—April-Oct
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1946
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75
75
1977
75
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1972
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59%
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75
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102 %
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June-Dec
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1960
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1
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93
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96
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1968—
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1968
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to
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1970—Mar-Sept-
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1958
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1990.. --—/—./
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j
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Atchison
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,
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18
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June-Dec
1971
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1961
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1943.-May-Nov
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1943
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Feb-Aug
1951-
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/
•
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1979.—/—May-Nov
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101
61
Jan-July
94
14 %
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April-Ocf
80%
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30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977-/—
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1971—
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—
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1965
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(Kingdom)
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—
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2
88
67
—-—June-Dec
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1949——./—
due
1930
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81%
72%
1930—
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51/28
81'%
A
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.
Apr-Ocf
—
dollar bonds 1972—
3s
.
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4s
-
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No.
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,——May-Nov
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
South Africa (Union of)
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■
bonds of 1936
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.
reduced to 2.25% ) 2004
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,
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72 %
,
—
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Interest
BONDS
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*91
*89
Week
Last
Sale Price
1986
May-Noo
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967—^—June-Dec
National Tea Co 3Vaft conv 1980_—-May-A'oo
1st
Feb-Aup
;
oteel
-Naiionai
88 u
33/8s
Distillers Prods
Natl
High
*91
Jan-July
1980
debentures
t
s
period
York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
No.
82 5,e
*88%
Sew
■.
82 s s
*825#
1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%a ser A 1979—May-A'ou
Consol mortgage 33/4S series B 1979
May-A'J u
Consul mortgage 3%. series C 1974
May-Aou
Consol mortgage 3%* series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3V4S series Q 1980
_•
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%. series A
bonds
,,
s*
Thursday
■
Interest
i
■*
■'%
Range since
Bonds
High
EXCHANGE OfBOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED APRIE
Ms*,'*'
SoiiJ
Bid & Asked
Low
i/.Ilseaer Steel Corp
.»
c
Thursday's
•r
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
York
'
V;,.'"-" Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
101
101
88
*94
8914
.
—
102
4
101
8814
95%
2
38
95
Va
104 '/a
101
90"4
9C%
100
89 V*
3
9414
85%
8914
90
•
*90%
84
„
1
90
91
—
V2
—
—
84%
8714
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88
88%
90
91 Va
91 Va
88
90%
Number 5631..
Volume 135
fit* P.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
NEW YORK STOCK
»-«
'
(1911)
RANGE
W-f-
/BONDS
Interest
New 1'orii euitk. Exchange
Last
Penod
4 ■us
suooxd
conv
Mills
Pillsbuiy
uebs
s
1972
11214
Soki
Low
j
697
44is
113
83
83
•99*i
99 Vi
100
*1001i 101li
100
101
*100li
100 li
General mortgage 5s series
General mortgage
5s series B 1975
Pittshurgn & West Virginia
1st
-3%s series
mtge
Ry. Co—
3Vas
debentures
f
s
First
mortgage
debentures
3s
k
81li
,
1st
2
100
5
1977
iiange bince
Low
Hiyn
104%
106%
100
105
105
105
100%
No.
High
*89
89
90
*96
Jan-July
—Jan-July
95
98
91%
90%
87%
91%
bo
90
8714
91
May-Wot?
Jan-July
—May-Not?
87 Vi
2
bo
90
89
89%
25/«s
Oats
'A,.
;;
94%
Mar-Sept
*90%
101 li
7s
"
17
10034 10114
99%
SAConsot
1964
98
92%
92J
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111%
111%
*171%
16414
17314
8714
87 li
82 li
86
94 %
96%
93
93
92 li
97%
11
95
95
*87
93
'*86 li
': *
'
96%
*93
96%
*9514
*94
Jan-July
6s
3s debs
1973
93
.,
Rochester Gas
95
95®i
174
927/8
3
72
92
92
1
84
series D
1977
91
1969
»„
2%s
1st
L
gold 5s
£ Second mtge lnc 4%s ser-A Jan 2022
May
Mst mtge 4s ser B 1980
*1-1—/
Mar-Sep
5s. income <Tebs ser A Jan 2006
__Mar-Nov
St Louis-Southwestern
First
,
,
4s
bond
-
Second 4s inc
Bt
79%
83%
I 8334
91
Paul
Ry~
certificates
•
—
•
St ..Paul Union
*90
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge:3s series B
1982—
<•
:
Shell
Union
Oil
§&Siemen& &
2%s
Halske
f
debs
'
L-
.•••-
6%s
19511
OH
South & North
214s
Ala
1986
/J 8314
debentures
113%
2%s
debentures
1987
Southern California
3 lis
convertible
8914
89V«
*9014
f;'
__
1970
6
First
4lis
(Oregon Lines)
4lis
1969——'
Gold
4 lis
88
88
88
l
85
85
111
59
105
147
120
135
/
111
'
97%
94:%
Saix Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A *75—June-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
>
.
.
:
14" %
82
97%
41
96%
101%
9714
27
95
10114
94%
95%
43
92
82.•
97%
•
67
65
*65
143
146
May-Nov
82%
96%
-96
.5
82
97
series
E
1986—Jan-July
First
mortgage
2%s
series
F
1996
86
>
70%
..-Jan-July
First mortgage
2Via-, series G 4961— -t.JanTJuly
intge 5lis series H 1983
I——Apr-Ocf
first consol gold 5s 1994—Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—'
Jan-July
105%
Orleans &
Bell
Coil
2%s
first
13
105%
(Indiana*
Standard Oil
(N
Ji
10914
3
106
debentures
5s
1985
April-Oct
107
106
-
debentures
V
r*90
*101%
90
—
91%
•
102
102
„
'
100% 10014
3
*93%
.
101%
99%
82
—
85%
93%
10
85%
85
85
93%
75
*75
76%
7434
76
75%.
75%
.87%
87%
86
15614
v
5714
56%
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"
y
I 99%
99%
543
62
6214
12
61
62%
61%
15
97 3 8
97%
7
.
;
10
103% 103%
103%
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96
98%
100 y«
62
-65
64%
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97%
95
95 Vi
95%
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88
94
95%
*93
99%
}
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100%
98%
88
'•88
series
88 t-
59
•.*n,
,
99% 100
100
1982
Central
95%
103%
103 %
'
88
—
88
97%
99
85%
102
*99
RR
4
90
95 %
95%
4
47
*9014
85%
69
/ 69%
•*69% "71%
Ji.,
73%
69'
"
74 "
82%
84
90
90
90
99%
100%
90
*85Vi
k
__Mar-Sept
1971———Jan-July
91%
y«
98
—
*
.69%
v.Jan-July
95%
122%
98%
99%
'100%
93%
88%
94
103%
83%
92
99%
99%
Co—
27/86 1979
Service 3Vis
Public
2
90
107% 10814
90
107%
mtge 41/28 lnc ser A Jan 1 2029—,.
May
Electric Power 2%s 1976——June-Dec
Wisconsin
90
94
Y
Yonkers
J-.—
—
—
Power 2%s
Electric Light &
—
84
Included
87%
not
92
sale
year's
range,
the
in
not
1976_Jan-J«Zj/
n
In the year'a range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rOaafa
Included
^April-Oct
125%
125 %
140
119
142'A
1971 —May-Nov
87%
86%
87%
25
84
83%
91
91
91%
18
86%
91%
A Bonds
*87Vi
——.
1974
—
87%
*84
——
*81 %
1967——June-Dec
2%s
79
85
•' '
delivery
Deferred
y Ex-coupon.
.
/
•
{Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under SeatlOR
Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies
•Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
1982
conv
a
87%
r
81%
*—
■
4ViS 2013———April
conv
314s
314s
116
"
debentures
r.-tk
92
90
Co—
First mortgage
10.9
7
*97-
—_M«y-Nov
gold
Products
Standard Oil
23is
debs
1983—
Spokane Internal
Standard
"l—.
115 %
106
106
Mav-Noo
Tel
88
9814
RR—
1977
debentures
82%
87%
Wisconsin
93%
91%
96%
115
'
Southwestern
3'ks
Northeastern
71
10514 106%
*93
1st
Joint. 3%s
v
V'N
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen
77
66 Vb
"2
71
s
1st
72%
*76
Southern Ry
New
RR
Wisconsin
.
2%s
112
101
—
83%
83%
-
109
in
-
Mortgage
152
105
113
107% 108
107;
,
-.April-Oct
1858—
5s
147
147
1
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981—,Jaw-July
5s Income debentures 1984
—May
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
S A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2 Vis A 1992—Mur-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
-Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975,
-May-Nov
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 314s s f debs 198O__Feb-Au0
WJlsoix & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
Aprii-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960—
Jan-July
•90%
80
17.
%
88 %
85
1977——Mar-Sept
'.May-Nov
First
85 Vi
79
85%
1969
I 196"6_^——Jem-July
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
J an-July
514
—
'
jun-Jiuy
Jan-July
___
85%
registered 2361,;
:
1
w_'Jau-JuIy
Marylaxxd Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3148 series C 1979
——.Apr-Oct
■
1973--June-Dec
1981_i.
A
160
162
.
Western
67 3 4
8414
—
*—
..Jan-July
.
Gold
June-Dec
4s
113V4
__
Co—
debentures
160
162
<-
series B 1995
1
May-Nov
mtge 3%a»ser C 1973—April-Oct
3s
Pcjxn Power
West
87%
107%
367
■
,
—Jan-July
122
—
'
83%
66%
83
included
the
year's
the
in
selling
saM
range,
TT «•
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 15 and ending Thursday, April 18 (Friday, April 19 being Good Friday and a holiday on the Exchange).
It is compiled from the report of the Amer¬
ican Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions on
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
American
Stock
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum
Range
of Prices
Precision
Wire
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
1
1Q
Inc
4%
1
common
Industries
Low
10%
—
-
-
4'A
11
2.000
26
200
638
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
Alnsworth
5
Manufacturing
For footnotes
see
2*8
2%
700
3.100
600
35.
8
7%
19
Thursday
8%
2,000
Last
STOCKS
4%
9%
25
Apr
Jan
Mar
5% Mar
634
Apr
1 % Mar
7'*« Mar
*
common
page
2%
100
10%
l
l
APRIL
ENDED
American
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Low
25%
1
;
Aero
WEEK
Sales
Shares
High
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manuiacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aeronca
FOR
for Week
Last
Par
Aberdeen
Week's
Sale Price
Exchange
.". V
;
--.June-Dec
1951—June-Dec
•:
.Wabash
West
87%
*100-
^Jan-July
L——
Edison
8514
8414
2
•
—
87%
—Feb-Aug
Indiana- Ry 2%s
1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis conv
Southern Pacific Co—
Jan-July
1951-—June-Dec
"> Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—.—April
Gen mtge incoiixe 4%s series B Jan 1991—^April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971—-—Feb-Nov
Warrelx RR first ref gtd gold 3.14s 2000,—Feb-Aap
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—^..Feb-Aug
Westehester Lightixxg gen nxtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General xxxoitgage 3s guaranteed 1979— Ma?/-Nov
West Penn Electric 314s 1974
J—May-Noy
pp* p.
1137/e
113
'
—■
,
June-Dec
1985——
80
90
__
•
Jan-July
1979, j—_i—
97
80
••.
u-ilxy .8514
•
85
II
*85%
RR
debexxtures
Southern
J,
.
-102%: 105%
i /
83%
101%
.99%
'
gtd 5s 1963
__April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—•
3s
consolidated
/'-V
95%
223 |
p:,
.
June-Dec
1976-'—
2%s
97
First lienxand ref
—.Mar-Sept
debs
;vf
101%
99%
14
;
■
1982—Aprtf-Oct
Skelly Oil 2 lis debentures .1965——
Socony-Vacuunx
.*10414 106
debentures-1971——-April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv
98?
Jan-July
1976
debs
subord
Virginian Ry
96
96
100 %
99%
--.June-Dec 1
s
103:;:
>,93
92
I:
99%
95
100% 100%
100%
5%
Jan
Stock
Sale Price.
Exchange
Jan
Air
Associates
Inc
Industries
11%
Apr
Air
30
Feb
Ajax
6%
Jan
Alabama
10%
Jan
Alabama
Great
Jan
Alabama
Power
Feb
Alan
2%
8%
10% Mar
Way
5%
(N
Gas
Wood
Inc
—3
2
Corp
Southern
4.20r,'o
Steel
cumulative
preferred-
Co
preferred
for Week
%
814
4
ii
600
1.200
! 3
100
:V!
Feb
11%
Jan
3% Mar
5%
Jan
1
J-n
8
3.800
fO to
29 %
29%
1.300
92*/i
921
92%
75
28'
28 %
100
U
29%
154
—50
—
—
High
Low
High
3 V
4
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Prices
8 lA
—
—50C
Ltd
Petroleums
1
J)
Sales
Week's
Range
ol
Low
Par
High
5%
»
87V4--:.;:
9514
97 Vi
—f-
97%
3%s s.f debentures 1977————..Mar-Sept *
Seagram (Jos £>•..& Sons' 2%s 1966—..June-Dec
Pipe Line 3.20s
68V4
10O
v.
*
rr,:/-;
II
♦100
i 97%
■
pisMay-Nov
3s debentures 1974—
—
•
Jan-July
-
1980—J
95
*93
"A
v-y 1
100% 100%
May-Noo
debenturesa97l_:I__.—Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%'s debs
conv
conv
First
1971——April-Oct
gtd 4s 1989--May-Non
1st
8014
64%
60
66 %
t
1989
Depot 3%s B
6814
V-:
17
.IV'
'•
65 V*
bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
first cons gold 4s 1968. June-Dec
Scioto V & New England
Service
'
'
66%
Duluth
&
Scott Paper 3s conv
Scovlll
•.
,
69 V4
*68%
•
'86
82
,
-
-■
90
98%
,
Louis-San
Jan-July
.
"VM®
99
•
87%
.muiy'1'*
*86
June-Dec
:—Mar-Sept
4s series B 1957_^May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mjge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/aS 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%s ser J 1982—
__April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003-—Jan-July
88
71%
75%
*86
•81
99
'
"L_; w
93 Vi
•92-
Jan-July
Corp of America—
subord debentures
3Vbs
93
88
__
*71%
.
April-Ocf
Francisco -Ry C01—
mortgage 4s series A 1997—
i
*89%
J
90
Aprll-Oct
,
88
80%; I
.74%
21
llZLtl
V
4%s
Mar-Sept
1996..Jan-Ju/p
89 %
86
J
.April-Oct
152
90
91
84%
y
li
80%
Vaixdalia RR consol gtd
Second: gold 6s .1996
1st
—:
1967
debentures
Vanadium
"l
92
92
■
87
8034
Ja/i-July
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—May-Noo
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968
.
1>5.
•
Rubber
S
614 s sinkixxg fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C 1951
152
8912
91%
89%
*86%
86
85 %
V 86
United Steel Works Con?—
180
-s^-r.'VA
Lawrence &» Adirond'k
1972
debs
92
-
-Mar-Sept
J
6V4s shxking fund mtge scries A
3V4s assented series A 1951
Mar-Sept
St.
f
s
88
89
89 la
V,
98 A
-
83
sinking fund debentures 1973—_^._Apr-Oe£
2%s debentures 1976
—May-Nov
3%s
U
Mar-Sept
series J
St
1977
94
10
8714
86
9614
93V»
2%s ,1960—April-Oct
America
of
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s 1971—-.
1st nxtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
Feb-Aup
General mortgage 4%s
.
Biscuit Co
6Vis debs series A 1947-'
3%s assented series A 1947
,_May-Arou
93%
97
■
*90%
June-Dec
1;
96%
:
92
"
*90%
1976 _Feb-Aug
debeixtures
27/es
debentures
3%s
92%
87
97
—Ma^-Nov
2%s debs 1970
96
¥.
——May-Nov
—_June-Dec
1980—
1982—
United Gas Corp
—Jan-July
.-Jan-Juiy
General
'
3%s
Pacific RR
United
82
April-Oct
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
96
3%s 1971—_Ma?/-Nov
88
,92
'
*93%
Refuixding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept •
Tank Car 4V4s s f debs 1973:
April-Oct
■
»W
nxtge
.95
Unioix
May-Nov
mortgage 3%s
mtge & coll tr 27/8s
96
87
95
j.-Mar-Sept
1961
111
94
*87
95
85%
82
.
April-Oct
„
27/i)S debs
debentures -1968
Uxiion
97
81 Vi
*91
Feb-Atxp
1955—
:
June-Dec
3%s I960—June-Dec
and inxpt
Union Oil of California
Electric Corp—
&
I
1986
debentures
1st
94
81 -Vi
April-Ocf
1953
6s
:
-86%
111
111
95% ' 95%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
4%s
1952
mtge 6s
V.
197:4
99 %
82
8314
*82 Va
99
82 %
96
29
Oil Co—
1st
pAp-pp
3?«s debs 1975
mtge
f
s
First
3s
92%
*92%
95
1983—April-Oct
1946—.
assented-1946—
L Consol
E
ser
3%s
New Orleans
of
Cnlon Electric Co of Missouri
10214
Union—
§ A Direct mtge
RR
Water Associated
3VaS
88
u
101 li
-
June-Dec
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§£.Direct mtge -7s 1950.
.UL
■
8914
8914
-
96%
111"
—June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
2000,
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—k
Jan-July
sinking fund mortgage
3Vis
•
and refund M
Tri-Coixtinental Corp
92
Tobacco
1970__April-Oct
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
and refund M 3%s series B
Texas
10114
87
-96
*83%
May-Nov
1
1965
95 Vi
82 V*
103
*6214
96%
New Orleans RR—
&
First
Toi & Ohio Cent-ref
Reynolds
(R J)
Texas
97
Tide
95s,i
Rhelnelbe
la
*95
Jan-July
1985_—April-Oct
1st mtge &
^
Mfg Co
95
June-Dec
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980___June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Rlitem
9o;'/4
Texas Corp 3s debentures
Term
Apr-Oct
debentures
*8u
Louis—
St
93 Vi
96%
101li 101li
Radio
A
hula
BhI A. Askea
inxpt M 4s series C 2019
First
May-Noy
3%s
of
Assn
and
9614
-'Q
<■
Range since
Bonds
luurouay s
or
Low
^Jan-July
1973
Texaa & Pacific first gold 5s
Mar-Sept
1972—
and refunding
Quaker
Refund
Co—
mortgage
3%s debentures T975____;
'
last
Sale rrice
Mar-8ep£
.Refund aixd impt 2Vis series D
8314
Muy-Hov
1981_L'
Gas
debentures
Terminal RR
102 Vi
79 li
—
961 i
Feb-Aug
1963-——
debentures
.10614 103%
*95
96 li
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__J«ne-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_JUne-Dec
p
34
81li
*96 "4
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_.Jan-Ju/3
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
?
Week*6 Range
Thursday
"
'
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Chemical 3%s debs
Oil Corp.
2Vis
June-Dec
]
debs
&
,
101
101% 1013i
81 li
First
*
.
1982
debentures
fund
.
.
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1984
3las
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f.
(Ohio)—
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—
99 Vi
April-Oct
-teb-Aup
t,
3 Vis
1983
2 V«s
Gamble
1980
1st mtge
3s
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-
Procter.&
-
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962—
First general 5s series C 1974
First general 4%8 series D 1977—
Plantation Pipe Line 23/4S 1970__
Potomac Elec Power
—
•
-
1954
a
98 li
—
101
April-Oct
April-Oct
Pittso Coke & Cuem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-Not?
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—.Jan-July
Pittsourgn Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
.
.
>
Jane-Dec
1970
A
"98^8
General mortgage 3%s series E* 1975
.?
1
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Fei*od
10 J %
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.
t"
■
'
27,is debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
2
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge
6s 1971
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_M«y-Nov
•
Co
sinking
Sunray
4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4lis ser I 1963__Feb-Au<;
y
BONDS
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Stauffer
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95
110
II
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n'ji-nw
.
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92 3i
1113,i 112 3i
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & St Louis Ry—
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19
•New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
"82
RECORD
BOND
APRIL
"•
June-Dec
PiwsDgn Bessemer & Laice Erie 2%s 1996—June-Due
.
ENDED
Range since
•93 li
Feb-Aug
debs
f
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1987
3%s
Inc
1964
WEEK
.
Thursday's
or
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
Thursday
31r
88
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
26% Mar
84
Feb
34%
160
Jan
Jan
92%
Apr
31 %
Jan
89
Jan
*
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
.
Monctey, April 22,
.
(1912)
1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Week'*
Thursday
ptockj
of Price*
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convertible
*
Corp--
-*
Internat'l Investing
cumulative
Good*
Industrie*
Book
Electronics
Hard
2,600
3%
lj'2
3%
4%
Apr
2574
26 %
Feb
-
6,300
38%
Apr
22 74
22 74
2274
900
217 a
Feb
24%
87%
450
8374
Jan
22%
300
22
Feb
23%
Mar
1374
pfd—II
61%
13 74
200
50
61 %
'
61 74
10
50
Co
1%
Laundry
1
Co
12.50
Machine
American
Maracalbo
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
Petroflna
20
Manufacturing Co
Co
U 74
2,900
43
1,100
28%'
—I
Co
cla**
Inc
Seal-Kap
6%
974
27%
%
A—
1
Thread
common
3
5%
preferred
Writing Peper common
Incorporated
13%
4
1674
15%
22
22
1
1
Jan
8% Mar
11
31% Mar
33%
34%
Feb
12%
Feb
15 Va
Jan
14%
Feb
14%
9.100
16%
2,250
500
Central Maine Power Co—
17%
Jan
4'A
Jan
23% Mar
10%
5% Mar
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
2%
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
•
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
4 %
Jan
Jan
4.72% preferred
Armour & Co warrants
...1
17%
Jan
Equipment Corp
ArtlstB
3.B0
Productions
Inc
i
wi
common
25c
Associated
Food
Stores
Associated
Class
A
Tel
Sc
1*
Coast Fumeries
Coast
Line
Consolidated
Development
.—l
Co
1
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Product*
Inc
101
Feb
Chief
Jan
39
Apr
Christiana Oil Corp
Feb
24 %
Jan
Jan
101
Jan
1,500
4'
Jan
9,600
13%
Feb
15
Feb
20%
19%
19 %
20%
500
171
41 VH
45%
10,400
32'
Jan
45%
11%
10%
11%
500
10a
Apr
11%
Apr
Jan
8'%
Jan
:
4
74
3
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1
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Oil
A
2%
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Colonial
Jan
3%
Jan
Commodore
Apr
5 %
Jan
Jan
3%
98
20
103%
Feb
1 Va
46%
Feb
26%
Jan
1
1,500
39
20%
22'A
2274
7,600
19%
Jan
6
Feb
9% Jan
74
4
474
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4 %
1
8
8
8%
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4%
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3%
Jan
2%
274
10O
19%
1974
100
ft
-
74
350
14%
Feb
17
15%
200
14%
Feb
274 Jan
3 74 Mar
6% Mar
1*
"2%
274
3%
4,800
~2U
26,000
2
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374
574
100
5
Jan
6 74
117#
28,700
9%
Feb
12Va
1
11 'A
1174
1174
600
10% Mar
11 Va
Apr
1
15%
15%
1574
500
15%
177b
Jan
BOo
class
3%
374
1,600
3%
Jan
B
Incorporated
Bearings
Inc
Beau-Brummell
Ties common
(AS) Shoe Corp
B»ck
——1
Corporation.
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—2§
Belock Instrument
Corp
BOo
Benrus
Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham
class A.
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (S)
Sc
—
14%
2%
46
4574
9%
3
"5%
1
Bohgck (H C) Co common
5%% prior cumulative
•
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474
1,200
46
45%
Apr
48%
9%
14
1,300
14%
1474
250
100
12
574
2,100
5
Chemical Company Inc
Bourjois Inc
•
1
Brad
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2©e
Brkzilian Traction
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Breeze Corp common
•
Bridgeport
Brlllo
Gas
Co
British
common——•
American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
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Amer
•
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
British Celanese
ord
200
574
Feb
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29%
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94
rets
Company
Brown
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300
17b
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2%
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10%
54,100
574
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774
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7%
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774
600
6,300
6%
574
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Mar
31
25
3274
Feb
43
7,900
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40
40
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52%
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43
common
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£1
19'4
18%
19%
28.200
1774 Jan
20
Mar
16 %
16%
16%
7,600
1574 Mar
18
Jan
1
18%
4%
cumulative preferred
10
Brown Rubber Co
common——-—1
Bruce (E L) Co common
6%
200
6%
Jan
10%
11%
700
87's
Feb
137b
Jan
20%
19%
20%
1,000
1874
Feb
23
Jan
9%
~9%
974
900
T%
Mar
1074
Jan
2%
Feb
2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
S
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
60c
1
serial
preferred
preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker Hill
Bukma
Corp
3
3
.
1,800
50c
16%
6%
19 %
Jnn
Jan
Apr
9%
9%
100
——I
2.50
9
7%
374
Jan
Apr
1074
Jan
Jan
74
8
1
-
374 Mar
774 Mar
9
874
Jan
5%
Jan
22 74
Apr
167b
Jan
3%
400
374
Feb
Feb
21%
21
21%
6,800
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16
15%
16%
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t
dep
rets
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shares—3a 6d
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1
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12
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174
17*
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4,400
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%
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Feb
374 Mar
4%
1%
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Sc
Edmonton
Eastern
California
10#
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74
n
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19,200
50c
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Aviation
Ltd
Inc
4%
4 %
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100
_•
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3174
32%.
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TOc
Power
.—1
$3.00
preferred
preferred
3
274
374
5.600
14%
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9.800
5874
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59 %
150
-50
calvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
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Sc
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Co
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474
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674
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274
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
U Mar
474
Reynolds
—1
574
2814
5
27%
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5%
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574
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,
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100
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8
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7%
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5,500
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J
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:
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2.800
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2,100
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2%
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9 74
774
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174 ;
734
5
1% Mar
10 74
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—-—1
Corp
13%
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11
Jan
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5
Apr
Jan
19%
Jan
Apr
6
Mar
Ltd—
dep receipts
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4%
8
1
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(Md)
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4,100
8174
874
37,300
5%
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6 74
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634
100
partic
18%
>A •'•;•
7
400
Oil
Land
&
Co
$1.12 preferred
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
common
Oil
Cuban-Venezuelan
Oil
*
22%
26
100
13A
Feb
2 74
Jan
-i 400
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
1874
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'
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12 74
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4>4
6,800
374 Mar
5,100
1674 Mar
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Curtis Manufacturing Co class
3874
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%c
vtc
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17/i
39
37 ;
200
1%
1%
27,100
7 74
—2.50
200
7
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Jan
6
23%
-
45
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274
r
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8
Apr
A
9
4
A
774 Mar
Feb
18%' 1974
4
18%
8
common.
Apr
Jan
11%
50c
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8 %
17 %
2,000
2.50
American
Apr
Jan
93
17
2
•
common..
Feb
24%
25c
common—
18%
17%
4%
4 74 Mar
•
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7
5
Cork
874
88%
774'
88
1
4%
87%
(ord reg)—£1
common
Apr
-
10
Apr
Jan'.
•
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
1
Davidson
Day
Brothers
Mines
12%
12%
13
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
14%
-14%
15
Inc
1
1 1 g!
f-t—.—«——A°c
Inc.
1
debentures
Gasket
-100
100
&
".ft—
w
—35
—50c
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co
:—_—
1
Dennison Mfg class A common
5
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T
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r
v"-'-
t
-84
'
143
1
4 74
8
74
5.74
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Club
Inc
1%
Jan
3%
I
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
5
6%
Feb
5%
30% Mar 4.
60
138
2,000
146
3%
Feb
2.000
,
11%
Apr
3.400
35 7a
r
Jan
874
.574 Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
22
74
22
2174
*
7A
.77.800
174
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574 Mar
-1,900
1674
6 74
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Jan
200
1474
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10.300
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2374
'
Apr
American dep
rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
&
&
Coal
ord
Chemical
14 74
13
•
24
A
24%
"23
•
8%
8%
8 74
100
1674
1-6%
16%
1.300
preferred
*
1
Erewery Ltd
1
Draper Corp common—
Drilling <fc Exploration Co
Co
(Allen B)
.
474
24%
13
874
-
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
974
Jan
Feb-
17%
Jan
37%
Jan
25
34 74 Mar
574
2.100
4% Jan
31
Feb
\
■
574 Mar
3274 Mar
8%
.4
-
21%
21 %
8%
'9%
23%
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
Apr
59%
Jan
2674
Apr
28%
Jan
4%
800^
2.800
Feb
8%
Jan
6%
Apr
2%
Apr
2%
374
Feb
4 74
Apr
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
1474- Feb
2174
1
20%
7
—*
•
25
Feb
Feb
15
*
17%
Apr
Mar
35 74
Feb
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
x42 %
Feb
56
10
Duke Power Co
Jan
36 74
36%"
32.50
Douglas Oil Company
Jan
Jan
1374 Mar
2374
•
common
Ltd
*
11%
6,400
Ltd
—7.50
Co
374
15%
Jan
21
—*
—
stock
Co
13
14 74
1274
1
2.50
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Harris
I
6s 8d
2774
r
66
iOO
54
27%
27 34
900
5%
5 74
3,500
Laboratories—
"
1
5% *
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep ret* ord reg
(The) Co
Hosiery class B
Test
Corp
common
common
&
Potash Co
*
10*
4%
1
500
•
1
•
2974
2974
30'
800
1
6%
6 74
6'
5,100
29
Jan
14%
36%
Apr
2% Apr
13% Mar
4*4
2\V
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Dynamic*
4%
32 %
1ft
,
'
Diversey
Duval Sulphur
Feb
Jan
Feb
Ltd—
Jan
Feb
-
8%
,'4 *4
.
200
34
143
141
874
27#
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7 74
,
3% Mar
6
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20c
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33
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1%
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*
Oils
Co
674
400
4
37«
-
1574
15
13% Mar
2,600
V''*
Gray Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America—
Distillers
12%
400
400
174
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1
Detroit
(The)
800
6%
674
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Dayton Rubber Co class A—
25
Corp
of
America
Apr
55
Jan
60
Apr
Eastern
Malleable
43
.—5
36'4
3174
6
49%
—
preferred
Duro
C Sc C Super Corp
Cable Electric Product
Calgary
7
—
Feb
9%
5o
Durham
—
Jan
97b
20
—
Duraloy
7.60
87a
Apr
4,600
2774
10e
„
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Beverage
Driver
Ltd—
Burroughs (J P) Sc 8on Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
%%
600
10
(The) Company
Mines
American
Gold
Dominion
-1
common
convertible
6%
18%
*
F
Budget Finance Plan
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
C
1
Co
Inc
Detroit
1
reg
26
974
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Devon-Palmer
212
—fl
2%
Jan
x9%
%
Mar
74
9
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674 Mar
8
Inc
Cuban
34% Mar
Jan
10*
British Columbia Power
common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep
Brown
7
574
Apr
474 Mar
10
674
600
10c
Inc.,
Cuban
Apr
Mar
90
32
Ltd—
American dep. rets
574
Jan
33%
5%
32 Va
*
Manufacturing Co
4%
5
Feb
400
■
574
2774
•
Crown
Jan
16
Mar
Jan
Jan
1474
44:,A
10
Crown
X1574 Mar
Jan
200
40
Engineering—1
Varnish
>AVz
434
1.25
Corp
.
43
voting————
Crystal
Apr
Jan
31
800
non-voting—————•>
&
Jan
Jan
Feb
32
5,300
"
Apr
67a Mar
12% Feb
12%
Ltd
Crown
Jan
1,500
774
'
174
10c
Crowley Mllner & Co
Jan
8
10%
16
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Jan
9%
&
American
Jan
Jan
14
1274
A
Creole
Feb
2'A
300
2%
11%
B
Courtaulds
Jan
6,500
14% ;
preferred-100
Borne
574
1274
1474
•
Co common
Jan
1474
7 74
1
1
274
■
Apr
3% Mar
4%
:
1
Bellanca
3%
3
Uranium
$1
Jan
•
100
14%
50o
Inc
Industries
Faint
Corroon
Jan
107b
Power Ltd
Lines
Cott
Jan
5%
11%
»0«
Barry Controls Inc
Basic
215
——1
Barcelona Tr Light Sc
Barium Steel Corp—
Diesel
Coro
•
share*
34
1%
Cornucopia
.
American
34
123i
Class
Mar
Feb
7%
3,300
8
16
Class
1674 Feb
6% Mar
lo* Andes—
16
Jan
4
7% Feb
5% Feb
1% Jan
400
5
Cooper*Jarrett Inc..—
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Jan
23 3
8%
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17%
1,200
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Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
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3,200
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2174
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100
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1
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Jan
Jan
800
40%
1
Jan
19%
5% Feb
7% Mar
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22 74
1
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Community Public Service
Jan
Feb
1%
40%
1%
Gee—
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
2.500
8
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Feb
3
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3
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1
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Development ordinary—
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2%
102
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2 %
6,000
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4
102
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574
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.
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Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Apr
95 Va
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Clark Controller Co
1
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Feb
12
8%
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1
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86
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78
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73
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200
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25
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13 74
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1
100
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Associated Oil Sc Gas Co
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6
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674
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Charter Oil Co Ltd
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1
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674
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10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
4
5
5
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:
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4%
1
Chamberlin Co of America
8%
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20
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43
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American
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32
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29 74
20
Canal-Randolph Corp
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87
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28% Mar
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*
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preference
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4% Mar
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14
jan
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474
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374
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3%
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Last
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Eastern
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254
2%
2-%
2,700
2 V*
Fen
28%
700
2734
%
5.600
—
Meter
3
*
1
Brewing Co
(Mich)
1
Casket Company
5
Electric Weld Machines.,
1
MIg & Stores common
__1
Petroleum
Ltd
25c
Presto
Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery ———10
Starch Products common—l
Steel Car Ltd—
*
Telefilm Associates
——10c
Transit common
--1
Union Electric Corp
-30c
Neptune
3,900
100
1
Tel.,
Co—
Milling
National
—
Alfalfa
National
National
52% Mar
534
Jan
1434
3,750
-1%
N
Nachman Corp
Namm-Loeser's
21(4
*
Inc
&
—...—.....
Feb
Apr
84%
—
1
Machinery
Jan
•'
Jan
Apr
100
20%
85-
50o
5
Inc
56%
5
Tel
Corporation
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
:
10
Muter
Company common
50c
1134 Mar
4
..1
page
55 44
3.800
Mills
Vernon
National
5i a
I
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit Sc Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr Sc Light 4% pfd—100
.
^
56 3
5%
preferred
cumulative
Jan
4(2
1
—4
2.50
Products—
Metal
2%
4
5%
20
29(4
4.50%
33 y2
1
29%
3,700
*
preferred
100
4.80% «cumul preierred series B—100
cumulative
4.40%
Apr
96%
124
Power Co—
Monongahela
Apr
Feb
11
29 (4
S% Jan
Jan
85%
1
3
Feb
100
1
Ltd—
29(4
1% Mar
18,300
(Can)
Corp
Coin
Feb
334
14.800
Molybdenum
Mar
26%
"100
6(4 Mar
.r*
100
•
preferred series C.—-—100
Montgomery Ward &c Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd.—*
5%
13g
22
•
260
-V
...
12
Apr
24
22 (a
18(4
Jan
6%
10(4
50
4(2%
Jan
400
20%
"*■
'
3314
—50c
10
700
5
1634
•
Apr
400
43«
33
Apr
3% Mar
6
—50c
5
...
Apr
4
Feb
218
600
'
1
1
shares
dividend
Abrasive
6%
8%
55
4(4
1634
29
1834
10%
17(4 Mar
Jan
2jb6
preferred—*
conv
Feb
Jan
Jan
38
1
Products—
Jan
14(2
£1
Corp $1
4%
Jan
Feb
14%
10
•1%
10
T
15%
9(4
25
Jan
6
•
5
Molybdenite
lO'/s
reg—
Corp.
Jan
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
7,300
11
25c
Feb
7%
21% Mar
10%
7(4 Feb
,
1,000
•
283b
1
—
Piping Co__
Wohl Co common
Miller
26 %
Feb
Jan
'213
10(4
1
Ltd
Midwest
National
ord
Co
1634 Mar
1,700
:,
3;?'4'~ 39%
%
483b
•
94
2,300
16(4
16%
.__£!
Corp..
Petroleum common
non cum
Jan
30%
x!4(4 Jan
Jan
70
1
1
Steel
Feb
2934 Jan
2%
31834
Ltd
Hone
Apr
Jan
4
Jan
15% Mar
6(4
1
States
Jan
3% Mar
6(4
Jan
4
5
common
preferred
6(4
Mlcromatic
Middle
3V4
I
rets
Co..
Co
<te
Co
5834
Feb
6'/a Feb
Feb
27% Mar.
v
5,000
42
•-
Marine
67
13,300
16
42
'
^
2!;|
Chemical Corp
1
Plating & Stamping Co
1
Steel Tube
——2.50
Sugar Co common
1
Michigan
Michigan
4y8
2.500
2
"7%
•
Ltd
Co
<fe
Thermit
&c
234
2,700
3
~7 (2
300
.
.
16 (4
J-
.•
Corp •common...
Feb
2%
4(4
55%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
dep
Co
Iron
National
Amer
Rubber
<fe
Per oleum a
Textile
1(2 Mar
11(4
287a
2D
J.
10c
50c
7
Co—
Refrigerating
Jan
2
5%
V 5
1
Feb
100
Jan
12
Inc
3,600
9 (4
.4
1,200
10(4
warrants
Merrill
Metal
Feb
Mar
213« Apr
7,-700
5%
29
2.50
...
Jan
—2~50
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
14
3934
534 Jan
Jan
—
107
2834
common
Co
Jan
100
Refining capital stock _*•
5
Manufacturing Co
36%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
17%
•
1234
Co
common
Inc
Jan
10%
pref
——
2.700
6(4
18
18'|
Hardart
634
Jan
27
Jan
5(4
100
11%
1
86%
100
15(4
55
.15
Sc Co
34
-36
Jan
.
^5
~7%
25c
convertible
preferred—
Mining Corp of Canada.:
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri' Public Service common
f
2134
Hardart
Lock
:
2134
preferred
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Oil
.
class
Ltd
Feb
Jan
8%
Mar
300
29
•
3
!
Inc..
62%
8(4
Inc
Sc
Hurd
4%
4:,e
5fc
Humble
4
43
32%
1
3(4
Inc..
Co.——
Mfg
3% Mar
4 34
(Geo A)
&
Horn
300
32 %
—
B—
Ball
Hoover
1%
common-
Co
Oil
Class
3''8
lia
100
—10c
i
:
Holophane
34,4
400
——1
Co
Hofmann
Holly
Holly
6,200
IIlOO
pfd_
common...'..,
Products Inc
Hlgbie Mfg Co common
Hoe
(R) 6c Co Inc common
Class
100
2*8
_•
common
Co
Gallon
ut,4«.ules
56(4
234
'
& Co
HevUDuty
56
56
700
1
•'
&
1.700
„ICc
preferred
Holt
1,900
30
2
Co
Rubenslein
Heller
13(4
38?
1
Corp
Mining Co
Henry
13(4
25
Hazeltine
Helena
35 %
38 (4
1
.—10
Inc
35 74
35's
1
Company
9,700
(4
4
Feb
%
5
5%
5
common...-—"
(The B)
Co
G)
(A
Michigan
6
:_10
Ltd
Service
Johnson
Michigan
5(4
6(4
Apr
534
14(4
2
Mesabl
77
x3%
2134
'"4%
5%
50c
G)
Communication
McKee
105
~5 %
21%
2
;
Massey-Harrls-Eergu.son
Jan
20
■
•
Mays (J W) Inc common..—C
-I
McDonnell
Aircraft
Corp—_5
Feb
Jan
—2
——
Inc
Tire
Jan
(4
4,600
.
5
International
7%
83
334
5
Co
(The)
Publie
1234
83 Vi
12% Jan
Feb
27
-;Y
—
l
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation—1.
10
;—*
*
23
"
6
4%
Publications
Truck
Feb
2% Jan
Apr
12
10'/a
800
33a
6
5
...
2% Mar
Feb
Jan
3%
14(a
100
200
.
Jan
Jan
22 (4 Mar
1
—
Macfadden
Mack
Apr
75
1134
5
M
9%
20
14(4
11%:
Apr
1-fo Jan
133k
12(4 Mar
■-*
Corp
Lynch
934
40,700
14'/a
11%
Feb
1
5
University
Chain
Lunlcenheimer
100
374
5,100
"
100
82
13 (b
19
26.500
3(4
1234
%
6T4
82
18,500
13
6(4
43b Mar
1
Lodgd & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co——_1
Louisiana Land 6c Exploration..
12(4
334 '
634
—5
634
82
53 b
33%c
Groceterias second
Steel
Mansfield
Jan
A.
5%
Common
Locke
11%
10c
Hathaway Bakeries Inc..
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hecla
Loblaw
Marconi
Industries—
&
Co
Mlg
Litton
67B
Inc
Company
Land
Jan
2% Jan
—
Jan
Feb
5
Apr
3(4
Apr
Fabrics of N Y
1
1
cumulative
preferred.——.10
Industries Inc—
10c
5%
11%
common
Harbor Plywood
Corp
Harnlschfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
aaeUligs
Liberty
Jan
149%
6
203'o
Feb
common—25c
(R
3(4
127
934*
Feb
2%
Ltd
Petroleums
Maalschewitz
900
934
Feb
'
Tourneau
Mangel Stores
280
1
Jan
14%
2 (4
I
Refineries
Leonard
Liberal
Maine
H
Harvard
Realty
Jan
13034
1
Hammond
Lefcourt
11%
Jan
18%
Jan
17(4
common—
-«-9c
B
Lamp
Extension
Inc
—50c
Leases
$4.50
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hall
Lear
Jan
164(4 166*4
1%
Feb
12
1,000
75 pesos
Mines
Jan
130
.2%
15(4
5.000
Industries Inc
La Salle
Magna
130(4
—I
1934
Apr
100
400
3
28%
5,500
Co
Sessions
Lanston
Mages
i"64%
2(4
15%
13%"
Feb
24% Mar
Jan
21% Mar
3(b
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Lamson
"
;—*
—100
stock
3,850
1534
23(4
1,200
2834
2(4
1
Corp..
9%
.
24(4
2634
203 b
Lamson
Apr
79%
.
Apr
3(4 Jan
98%
-
Jan
-21
7% Mar
2%
15%
Feb
,Feb
2 y8
Ltd
Stores
*
5
233b
■"
20
20c
Consolidad.a S A
1(4
JiWi.
2y8
23a
Inc
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La
2%
,
Jan
Apr
Feb
12%
300
%
13%
10c
Co..
Corp
Jan
'
Jan
2%
Rubber
B)
Hotels
2
95
2.50
—
Stores
Apr
Feb
,
-
8
10c
Co__
Inc
13%
Mar
u Mar
Jan
3334
Jan
'1
Jan
,14(4
Jan
500
.25 3 a
26-
Aur
200
•
6912
„_4
6(4
10
Feb
1034
;
97% Jdn (
x43/i Mar
87m
7,700
%
2
—
Kropp (The) Forge Co..
Krueger Brewing Co
134' Jan
Feb
33'14
11 (4
"34
Company
States
Class
'
Jan
15%
5
234
—.7.50
Minerals
(S)
Knott
Jan
Pacific Tea—
&
Stores
18
5:,«
,Y
8%
1
common
Freehold
Grocery
53(4 Mar
19
Y':5(S'Jan
809
'
95
5
5 ('4
2a 8
Co—:
common
preferred
Grlesedieck
Jan
Jan
Jan
834
____1
Hydraulics
Gndoll
7%
Feb
4,000
1912
Varnish
Lakes Oil
Great
35,80 J'-
83 a
-
39(4
31634
16(4
10
Mines.
Industries
Non-voting
•4300
15(4
95
B
Manufacturing
Great Atlantic &
16
161»
•
Manufacturing
Amer
1334 Mar
1(4
I
Manufacturing
Gray
c
class
Inc
Rapids
Jan
11,400
s——10
Co
Consolidated
Goodman
Fob
3
I'M
1
Inc
Co
234
Feb
26(4
1
Distillers
(Adolf)
Jan
2334
1(4
•
Corp
Union
Gobel
2
1%
—«
I
Alden
Feb
•
common
Co..
400
17(4
.
6%
•
Gilchrist
Glen
Mar
534
2'4
100
49IV
xl7
■
25%
25c
preierred.
$5
C)
14
49
Corp
Yellowknife
Giant
JMf-ar
6
*
6ft Jan
5
preferred
Gilbert
105
Feb
Feb
'
14%
1W
3(4
Co
Company
Products—
Klelnert
Le
8
Power
300
14
common._i.50o
&%
convertible
preferred
—20
iGeneral
Stores
Corporation
1
Georgia-
2.100
2%
5
^£1
reg—
Xl7
Transistor
Mar
'334
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord
General Plywood
2'4
2(4
2(8
*
General
.
500
5(4
com__l
25
General Fireproof in g common
General Indus Enterprise*.&
>
105 r
534
5(4
Co
Jan
"
r'5 (a
5(4
warrants
Supply Corp
convertible
preferred
American
i 28
_100
—1
•=.
Builders
General
•
common
Jan
;
Apr
Feb
4%
*
,
100
Co..
VenSyn Petroleum
Lakey
Co
pi'd
Company.
Lake' Shores
Power
Oatlneau
r
Feb
634
Jan
"15
'
Apr
7%
4% Jan
83a
418
6(4 Mar
—1.25
.
Sales
Company
4
413
:
15%
4
50c
4% %
1534
Kirby
24.400
Electric
5
Jan
1238
28,100
5
Kin-Ark
10%
234
(Del)
Apr
Apr
45
i
Gorp
& Company
&;
Co
Apr
41 '4 Mar
2%
Kennedy's Inc.—
Kldde
(Walter) &
Kawneer
5(4
750
8 (a
Jan
7 ;a
44(2
500
ur
23 Va
3,V
2 ft Mar
2
28%
6*,a M'ir
'
5
1
3,4 Jan
;,
common..
25c
10.900
113«
;
2234
.
—1
-15c
Chemical
64,600
10%
12(4
voting
Fort
Apr
C<>
Ltd.
Gas
Kobacker
non-voting
Class
Motor
83,900
i4
8(4 Mar
Feb
16
Canada—
of
Class
Ford
73/a
4.
2,600
73a
>
4334
1
Inc
Motor
3
7-''«
1
_—
1,200
16.34
4%
1
Stores
Tiger
Ford
Co Inc__
,
5
-2.50
Inc
(M H)
213
.7%
--10
7%.
16(4
3(4
„10C
Corp—j
(Phila)
7%
•;
16(4
l
—i
,
Association
Fire
i
Ltd
Mines
General
Financial
,7%
M
Instrument
&c
Faraday Uranium
Fargo
Oils -Ltd
A
clasa
Co
Sc
Camera
*..
Jan
Mar
1634
Feb:
12
*'
Apr
1 %
ft Jan
1
8(4
Apr
i Feb %
12,700
Jan
Mar
3
2 (4 Mar
.
p^vi,
1134
%
-
Jan
4234
63*
14% Apr
Apr
103'a
Jan
Feb
Jan
79--
1,200
6
12 y* Mar
4
14(4
13%
Jan
234
Feb
3,100
Kawecki
Factor
14
1134
9(4 Mar
2 (a Mar
12,900
Jan
—
1,300
6(4
734
5.
1,700
2%
2(4
10 (a
10 y4
•
10(4
10
934
800
....
Jan
6(4 Jan
6 (4
3,400
.
8'/a
Jan
1034
11%
6(2
Jan
47/a
1
x7T«
40
Apr
6%
2,106
433a
75
c___*
t
v
Chute—
7%
.
5734
200
5%
14,400
1
Katz
**lrrhlld
Manufacturing
Inc
Air
xl0%
...
10
234
Jan
8
57%
pfd—100
Israel-American
Apr
Fireman
Low
5%
10 %
1
3.90%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
54%
5%
33 %c
Co
Shares
7%
10c
Company
for Week
Low
5734
5
Co
Royalty
Public Service
Jan
1234
400
:
Iowa
37/a
Feb
„
Oil
Investors
17(4
.«•
2%
10
Intex
12(4
Feb
y% Mar
•:
Apr
7%
25c
or
40
40(2
I
common
3%
Apr
29%
Products
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
capital stock.*
Resistance
11(4
*
1
-
10%
3%
3%
10 4
—
96
International
Jan
Jan
153a
200
13%
10%
'
,.
1
com— ___10c
Corp
preferred
Ero
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
4,600
Exchange
Petroleum
International
Jan
-h Feb
1,500
3(4
Jan
7(4
26 y8
200
-
1134
*
13 %
10c
1st
16
3
96
1
_
preferred
Sc Steel
cum
16
11(4
3%
100
pfd
5%
common
convertible
$2
Erie
16
•
Jan
24ya
934
Jan
Wick's
Last
Stock
Par
30%
Jan
1,300
26,200
1134
—20c
Corp
Electric
Millwork
Empire
Equity
%
29(2
1
America
Inc
19(4
1,800
iif
1
common
Corp
El-Tronlcs
9%
83 b
Thursday
STOCKS
High
24
__
2834
__
19
'•
International
—
5C
Electrographic
LOW
—
2934
APRIL
ENDED
Amciican
V
•
1
WEEK
Range Since Jan. I
High
.'*. '
9
5
common..
■'
__
__
I
„:
Share
&
-
30
Limited
Bond
Electronics
Int..1
:
Corporation
Elder
7
beneficial
of
preferred
FOR
•
Shaies
Low
Sugar Associates—
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Kange
27%
'27%
6%
43«
6
Apr
434 Mar
Jan
5% Mar
2% Jan
32
6(4
Jan
Apr
Z&
The Commercial
34
and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 22
(1914)
1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Oil Ltd——
New Chamberlain Petroleum—-—
New England Tel & Tel——
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
50c corivertible preferred-.
British Dominion
New
New
Jersey Zinc——
New
New
Mexico <te Arizona Land
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
New
Process Co
Eosario——
Mar
2|1
Apr
134 ft
134 'A
North Canadian
Feb
A
Jan
1%
Feb
2ft
Jan
"50c
1%
lft
1%
134,600
lft
Feb
1%
Jan
40 'A
39%
40%
5,100
38% Mar
47%
Jan
15
14 ft
15
1,000
13%
Feb
16% Mar
lft
Jan
2ft
Feb
1 ft Mar
1%
Jan
Warrants
1%
1%
15,000
l'A
lft
1%
8,200
87ft
A
Jan
87ft
Jan
1%
Feb
2ft
Apr
Jan
2,000
2ft
2ft
200
12ft
Jafc
13 ft
55%
Jan
78
10ft
12 ft
Jan
11% Mar
3ft
Apr
62 ft
63 ft
125
"3%
3%
318
18,700
~5%
5
63
-10
-10
2%
1
2%
Feb
3ft Jan
4%
Feb
6
3
3%
3ft
7,600
10 ft
ft
lift
6,600
10 ft
100
37
36 ft
37
._10
40 ft
40 ft
40 ft
4%
4%
5
5
Mar
3ft
7% Feb
11%
11
1,500
21,700
5
'
A
8
77
90
Mar
5ft Mar
Apr
6ft
-
7% Apr
75ft Mar
10%
Jan
78
Apr
91ft
Jan
Jan
1%
2%
3,900
lft
1%
lft
1%
4,600
%
of America
9ft Mar
5 Ye Jan
3ft Feb
12,400
m
6('e
2
m
Feb
86
6YV
„1
—
Jan
41
Apr
5
10
7%
Apr
4%
100
90
90
Jan
Mar
40% Jan
Apr
x40
1,400
77
7%
—1
100
Jan
36 ft
300
4%
Jan,
9%
200
::io
—25
Jan
500
10 ft
3 ft
10
Feb
5%
1,800
2J8
5ft
1
A—
—-—---
—
Nuclear Corp
•
HI
1
•
4'A ft PldMines Ltd—
Uranium
Northspan
"fn
.50
RR Co„
Northern Ind Pub Serv
136% Mar
Jan
ft
500
10c
Royalties Inc
Oils Ltd
Pcnn
131ft
4,000
1%
.50c
Airlines—
Northeast
890
134%
lft
%
»
M
American
2
1 ft.
1
—~
American Cement class
Class
2,400
1
Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
2%
.100
———-
Noreen-Ketay
Norfh
2%
2
——
—
Norbute, Corporation
B
I <!
_50c
1
Ltd
Mines
Nlpissing Mines
Noma Lites Inc
American
27.500
7ft Mar
2% Mar
Feb
2% Mar
Jan
St
Lawrence
Scullin
Steel
Old
Company
Corp General
Seeman
Bros
Serrick
Leather
Seton
Shattuck
4%
Shoe
5 ft ft
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Jan
Jan
4
Apr
125
12
Mar
14
Jan
87
89 ft
550
80
Feb
92
Jan
24%
24%
700
24
26
Mar
4%
700
4
2%
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
4%
Feb
Apr
x30%
30%
1,500
30%
27%
27%
300
27%
Jan
x26ft
ft
200
32%
Jan
27%
25% Mar
26
South
Southern
x25ft
25 ft
900
ft
25 ft
25 ft
600
23% X24ft
700
23ft
Jan
26 ft
22%
X22%
22%
300
22%
Jan
24
22 ft
22 ft
100
21%
Jan
90%
92 ft
50
86ft
Jan
25%
25
24
-J 'J.
91%
91
Jan
25ft
Jan
84
30
92ft
Co
106
105
Jan
4.88%
Jan
4.56%
convertible
Jail
4.48%
convertible
4.32%
98
Mar
4.24%
Apr
4.08%
Jan
84ft
Jan
Jan
Southern
Materials Co
2ft
Jan
3 ft
Apr
Southern
Pipe Line
26%
23 %
26%
45,500
lo '/4
Feb
20%
Apr
Southland
98
97 ft
98
93
Jan
93 ft
Apr
114
11%
)1
11
3%
3%
~4f;/
62,900
1':
11
11%
3%
-
Mar
12'ft
Jan
lft
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan *
62%
Jan
400
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
Standard
Factors
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Standard
Forgings
300
14%
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
Standard
Industries
Jan
Standard
Oil
-2.50
6ft
Jan
Pep Boys (The)
.—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
_2.50
4%
~
55 ft
55 ft
Aircraft
Governor
Pittsburgh <fe Lake
.,K
4% Mar
53% Mar'
58 ft'
Feb
19%
Jan
18%
100
18ft
2ft
13,400
lft
6
5,400
6
6 ft
1,200
6,100
Feb
2% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
6
Polaris
Mining
Poloron
Porto
9ft
10 ft
11%
1,000
13%
Jan
1 ft
1 ft
3,100
1%
Feb
111
Jan
Stein
90%
91ft
800
90 ft
Feb
94 ft
Jan
•7ft
400
7'ft
Apr
300
Powdreli
Power
5%
2
7% Mar
Feb
Jan
9
3'ft
14
Mar
10ft Mar
Prairie
Pratt
of Canada
Oil
Royalties
<fc Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
Apr
Feb
Prophet
(The)
Providence
Public
of
400
1%
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
4% Mar
Jan
9
600
"5 ft
"518
11,600
19%
18%
19%
1.100
%
Jan
23%
Jan
8
Feb
9'ft
Apr
Jan
4
Mar
22ft
95.600
70 ft Mar
6'ft
51ft
Feb
55
16 ft
Jan
19 ft
ft
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
%
ft
Hi
10.400
6%
Jan
9A
Apr
14%
14%
14%
900
14%
Apr
16'a
Jan
1
Mines
12
10%
12
2,000
10%
Apr
12
900
9%
Jan
125
85ft
2.200
15ft
—10c
Ltd.
9
1
—.
Company
8%
9%
•
9%
91
100
91
9
9ft
91 ft
3
15 ft
15 ft
5
common—
%
(The)
Steel
Co
of
Steel
Parts
(A)
(The)
Raymond Concrete Pile
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
Reis
17
17
(Robert)
16-
17
200
Ricc-Slix
Arms
93'a
Feb
17%
16ft
Jan
Apr
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
(I)
American
Co
Feb
16
Feb
24%
Feb
26%
Jan
38ft
Jan
x49
50 ft
10 ft
100
19
400
Mining
lft
1%
24.200
41
41%
600
1
15ft
15%
16 ft
8,200
"ili
1!.:
1%
1,800
5
50c
4ft
15
4%
40 ft
to
&
Jan
1965—
3
Sons
Corp
Field
100
Inc
2ft
82 ft
82 ft
reg_:
common
i.5o
C)
Aeronautical
Consolidated
&
40ft
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
!>
4%
5%
32.000
6 ft
6
6
'ft
1,200
1
Company
1
Co
1
Jan
21%
Jan
24'a
Apr
12
Jan
1%
Jan
Vrt
Apr
1% Mar
42ft Mar
36
Feb
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
Feb
72
Feb
1%
Jan
2% Mar
4ft Mar
5 ft
38 ft Mar
3
1,100
2%
30
83 ft
80ft
Jan
45
Mar
3
Jan
87
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
6%
Petroleum,,
1
common
1
see
page
—
55.
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
Apr
7%
Jan
Feb
39%
Jan
6%
22,700
10%
Oft
10%
2,200
15%
lt>3A
38 ft
37%
38 ft
52
52
54ft
Jan
Jan
6'ft
36
5%
Feb
Apr
12
Jan
1,600
9%. Apr
13% Feb
17
Jan
1,800
35%
39%
Jan
560
49%
Feb
55%
26%
Apr
Feb
Feb
200
25%
26
24%
Jan
42ft
Jan
41%
41ft
41-"%
1.000
38ft
Jan
41%
Apr
22%
22 ft
22%
1,100
21%
Jan
24 %
Jan
21ft
Jan
%
—
21 ft
4'»
4ft
4ft
400
12 ft
12 ft
12 ft
8ft
8ft
8ft
Jan
4
44 % Mar
23 ft. Jan
23% Mar
;
Mar
5%
12ft
Feb
13ft
8ft
Jan
13'ft
Jan
Apr
75
Jan
100
Stop &
Jan
Stylon
(S)
6 VH
Ray
ordinary
Inc
Class
Jan
4%; Jan
24 ft
50
5%
5,500
x24
6ft Mar
Jan
24ft
Feb
Feb
'
5%
1,400
lit
ft
Jan
18%
1.800
19:%
5'%
19
Feb
45,300
7
aa
5
Feb
6
21%
Mar
Jan
Ye Apr
1%
7,200
1 'ft
2,200
51%
Apr
55
59,700
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
39
2,150
35ft
Jan
39
Apr
15
15 ft
1,100
13%
16%
Feb
18
18 ft
1,800
16%
18ft
Apr
1 ft
lft
1%
53
52''a
53
12
12
12%
37
36%
15 ft
"
Apr
>
Feb
Jan :
Jan
Feb
5ft
300
4% Mar
5%
9ft
2,500
6%
Feb
9
ft
Apr
4{J
414
47«
11,100
3ft
Feb
51«
Mar
1
•
43A
4%t
5%
11,600
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
1.000
62%
1
*
1
25c
1
.•
Corp..
•
1
—_5
66 %
68
68
Jan
74
Feb
Apr
6ft
6ft
100
Jan
7%
Apr
16:%
16:%
200
16
Jan
16%
Jan
14 ft
14:%
500
13% Mar
14%
Jan
2',!>
2ft
2ft
3
2%
3
22%
22 ft
33 ft
31ft
29ft
Jan
38ft Mar
19ft
19ft
250
17ft
Apr
20ft
14 ft
13%
14 ft
400
13% Mar
14'/a
Jan
2ft
2%
3%
Jan
'
—
'•/
%
—.
5%
13%
Feb
1.800
2 ft
Jan
2%
Jan
20.300
2'ft
Feb
3%
Feb
24
500
22 ft
Apr
35
8,700
13
Jan
31ft Jan
5,900
2%
Apr
200
3
10%
Jan
13
11%
Apr
14
lift
lift
127«
12%
12%
300
3%
3%
3%
5,000
~6%
~7ft
1
Corp
Corp
class A
B
Feb
Jan
4%
3ft Mar
Jan
Jan
56'ft
"7
''
—
1%
2
18,400
,
Jan
59 ft
Jan
5ft
5,500
'
5
Jan
7%
Apr
1%
Apr
4ft
Jan
Inc
Corporation
Calgary Co
Power <fc Light $4.56 pfd..
Shovel
Feb
Chemical
2%
Jan
Co
Thorofare
Tilo
Tishman
Tobacco
6%
7%
1%
9.600
2
1 a
11
I«
a-
1B
1%
8%
10,400
Feb
Jan
2ft
6% Mar
1,200
7%
2
Jan
K
Jan
1
A
Ye
IS
Feb
99
95
Jan
35 ft
35 ft
37 ft
3,600
35 ft
Apr
45 ft
Jan
51%'
48 'a
52:%
14,500
40ft
Jan
52%
Apr
2,800
2ft Feb
Mar
3
2%
2ft
2ft
9ft
9'«
9:%
700
19 ft
13% Mar
15% Mar
21%
Feb
37%
Apr
6i'»
Feb
6A
Feb
25c
Inc
1
1
Inc
Realty & Construction
Trust Co Ltd—
19%
19ft
19%
800
15
14%
15', a
700
36
35
37%
8.600
Feb
9
9%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Security
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets
Oil
Toledo
Edison
Tonopah
70c
4ft%
Trans
Caribbean
Trans
Cont
preferred
Empire
Lux
Temper
50c
A
1.25
Corp
15''a
Mar
29%
——*
—
—•
Jan
10
Mar
12%
Jan
47 ft
41
Unexcelled
47%
12.400
Apr
Union
50
2%
3,00')
9%
300
10
3
"2%
3 ft
300
2%
2ft
6,200
2
3
IS
12,300
3
5ft
5ft
5ft
2.400
15 ft
15%
21.000
37%
37
37%
200
29%
29%
10
--
1%
Jan
Feb
ft
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
97
Feb
91 ft
Apr
2% Mar
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
2
Mar
41/2
Jan
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
85
8%
2%
3%
Feb
Jan
3 ft
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
16
35%
Feb
38 ft
Feb
29%
Apr
30 ft
Jan
11
Apr
Feb
26
90%
2ft
700
15 ft
1
warrants
Inc
Feb
100
1
Corp
Tri-Continental
700
,
9%
1
Ltd
Oils
2%
10c
Inc
class
Oil Co
Cuba
Trans
A
"4%
90 ft.
1
Airways class
Industries
4%
4%
100
Nevada
of
1%
3% Mar
79
—20
Corp.
Mining
£1
def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
Toklan
True
Apr
1
Amer
Trans
Jan
33
10
Amer
Todd
13 ft
Feb
10c
Inc
preferred.
Markets
Roofing
Feb
28%
•
Corp.
70c convertible
lift
(500
ft
5
common
Thompson-Starett
Jan
14
Feb
900
32
1
25c
12%
400
13'/4
33
Xl27a
.
1
common
Oil
Co
12%
7
common—
Xl3ft xl3%
13'/4
5
common
common
Electric Co
Tampa
Trunz
15ft
6%
Jan
5ft
.
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Talon
Jan
Feb
3'ft
8ft
*
Oil
1 ft
5%
ft
& Co common
Finch
Jan
5ft
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Swan
3%
Jan
9
5
Petrol
6 ft
24 ft
5
—*
Drug common
5%
6%
5:%
Corp—
International
6unset
700
1%
.1
Ltd.,
Mines
6
19%
1
common—
Supermarkets
100
6ft
ft
-
1
Corporation
Sunrise
2ft
Jan
1 'ft Mar
2
ft
Shop Inc
Stroock
Sun
B)
64
1,500
67
67
■
10
1
—10
——i
Co
Inc
(Hugo)
10%
24
_
3
38%
,4ft
ft
3
39
Jan
47%
200
20%
Feb
26
17%
3,701)
16ft
Jan
20%
Jan
4ft
4.400
Mar
4ft
Jan
3
1.900
3%
Jan
25
38 ft
38%
4%
4ft
4%
4ft
800
800
3
2%
32
4
Feb
Feb
Jan
'
Haynes
footnotes
ft
400
common
(J
27
3ft
For
36'ft- Feb
50c
—
Co common
Stinnes
10%
17 ft
Ave
F
4,300
Corp
Stetson
27
4%
(The
40 ft
rights.:
Corp
Canada
&
10%
17%
Ryerson
100
1,000
£1
_5
Inc
•
Ryan
13ft
Apr
2
common..—..—1,25
Russell
4%
42 ft
—_1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Fifth
39%
1
20
Corporation
Trans
—1
pfd F
Elec 4%
3
Ryan
Feb
19
72
Co:
Apr
x9%
1,100
lft
41
——1
Ltd
50'a
21% Mar
Roosevelt Raceway Incl_
Ross (JO) Engineering Corp
Russeks
2,700
10'/a
50c
—.
Inc
dep rets ord
Cable
Roosevelt
14%
250
Ltd—
Royce
Rome
800
26
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rokeach
15
—.1
.
Engineering
Corp
Grande
Vtc
14%
;
Rochester Gas <fc
40
Jan
25%
19
.20
Corp..
&
Petroleums
Ridgeway
50 ft
1
preferred—
Co.
&
Oil
Argentine
Rolls
"
common
Inc
Richwell
•
25%
l
Electric
Remington
Rio
1
10
common
convertible
Reliance
Rico
Co.
Pump Co
Reiter-Foster
.Apr
Aluminum
Thiokol
Reda
Jan
12
21 %
1
Thew
common
Jan
33
?■
5
Texas
Co
Apr-
Apr
9%
Quebec Power Co.
Electrotype
Apr
16%
Apr
Products comtnon_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
-1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Sterling
Texas
Packing
Jan
10ft Jan
Jan
1
Inc
Uranium
Starrett
Texom
Rath
3%
29
—
Stanrock
Technicolor
Rapid
Feb 5
18%
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co
1,200
7% Mar
24%
Jan
1
America
of
3.400
ft
5
*5,"e
2.50
Gas
Service
4 ft ft
1%
23%
5
___•
Inc
Co
lft
23
' :
9
1
;
Jan
Jan
57
V;
*
Y.
Ltd
common
Dome
Mfg
Progress
5ft
2.50
Co
Inc
lft
1
—20c
common-,
6
5%
23ft
25c
J.,
& Alexander common..;
Corp
7
1
...
% Jan
1 %
10%
Corp ———.—1
Tube class B
.-1
Standard
lift
*
A
Shares
ft
1
—10
—
class
Standard
lift
1
-..—50
Telephone Co
2%
4ft Mar
'
•
1,400
Standard-Thomson
3ft
1
Co
Products
Rico
Feb
ft Mar
% Mar
1,100
h-
.
Products
2%
Railways Co.—,
Apr
12
1
5
preferred
Standard
3'4
%
-
Pittsburgh
3
:ft'
400
15
—2
(Ky)
Packaging
Standard
10c
—1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co—.
Pneumatic Scale common..——
700
Apr
19%
Corp..2
Inc—
Elec
&
Gas
ft Convertible
6
—
Eric
Feb
Mar
Standard
—•
Corp
common—
Mines Ltd
7
400
nil
6
pesos
14
5%
"2 ,v
—1
56 ft
18%
—
Pierce
'A'
*
11%
Corp
10%
Pioneer Gold
Jan
Jan
56 ft
59
Feb
19%
Corp
15%
Plasecki
Mar
11%
25
25
25
25
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible perferred
Jan
—
Apr
2
22%
19 ft
25
Standard
Feb
—
14ft
—1
*
7%
—
14 ft
46
2,600
Corp
.Stahl-Meyer Inc
8%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—_10
Phillips Packing Co__
±
Phillips Screw Co
Jan:
22
Feb
"
3%
Shoe
Spencer
200
15
14%
123
Jan
H Jan
57
5%'
5%
15
8ft
7,400
•
5ft
15
Feb
19,000
•
1,800
Minerals
*42%
v',: 50
3%
Co—_—
Royalty
2,800
&
Feb
lft
9,900
3%
———
8%
Oils
mt
9,100
Spear & Company——
Specialty Stores Co Inc—
125
.
91
8%
Peruvian
41ft Feb
20% Apr
25
29
Petroleum
60
89
8ft
,
101% Mar
13,700
preference
California
Southern
8%
Co_.
127ft
Feb
99'ft Mar
108
8 V11
Traffic
53%
59
Feb
Jan
'
%
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
8%
Pcnn
Feb
Jan
*>!'■ 5ft Mar
19
500
'•»
cumulative
12,500
2
_
—
109ft
13,900
ft
%
preference
3ft
1
—_2
--J—
Corp
Ltd
Canada
92
x4ft Feb
400
-
21%
66%
20:%
i\:
preferred
cumulative preferred—
2
B
of
56 ft
22
•>l%v;!l%::
3%
original
—1
Class
Patino
20%
1%
12.50
5%
3%
88%
'
Parkersburg-Aetna
700
Jan
8%
j.
Feb
Edison—
3%
(C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Motors Corp—
—1
—
2,-300
Jan
Apr
29
Jan
7%
84
Jan
Apr'
'
Pantepec Oil
Company
5%
120 ft
6
lift
'
100
Parker Pen Co class A_
1,500
%
common
California
1
pfd
26ft
2,000
4%
118
20%
.
1
Ltd
50
8
90
12%
*
20
Jan
91%
28%
:
8
88%
Jan
--1
23ft Jan
Apr
8
—•
27ft
Jan
104 ft
Feb
9ft Mar
Paper Mills
Oil
Penn
Feb
2
Feb
ft: 4%
1,300
%
common
27ft
Jan
20
350
96 ft
96
J-.**
25%
Jan
Jan
10 ft
41ft
5
—•
Sonotone Corp
———
.
1
Soss Manufacturing common——-I
South Coast Corp common
1
30% Jan
lift
2.300
5,000 IT
Inc—.
(Howard)
28% Jan
•
100
5%
lift
~3%
common.—
Airways
Smith
2ft
92
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick
12 ft
1
Singer
700
30%
<te Light 5%
Chemical
Jan
4ft
Israel Oil vtc———————It:
Paramount
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5ft
120%
3%
17%
13ft Mar
Feb
—1
—
Feb
Jan
Publications—
Pattern
Ltd
24%
Tubes common—
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—. 2 Bol
Park
Simplicity
Simpson's
12 ft
Page-Hersey
Pan
Jan
Apr
Apr
lft
—10c
Corp—
$3 convertible-preferred
3
85
21ft
9'ft Mar
25c
Simmons-Boardinan
26 ft
Airlines
Northern
95
89
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
♦
$4.40 dividend cum preferred—— •
$4.75 dividend preferred
*
$4.75 conv div pfd
—
—"
$4.36 dividend preferred
—i—•
Pacific
70
25
—25
1st preferred
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
ft
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6ft
5%
99
Feb
1,300
12 ft
28 ft
r
2
Shares—
Jan
'lift
5ft
3
10c
Inc
American
10
2A
•
•
:——
Simca
2%
Lighting
Jan
Apr
Jan
3,800
1%
5
25
10
i%
12ft
—1
common
Ltd
Mines
Feb
4
10
'
1%
1)0
—
9
1%
*
Precision
Jan
Jan
2,100
♦
common
Creek
16ft
Jan
16 ft
2
64%
2ft
7%
1,100
21
Apr
1%
7'ft
43.200
B
Feb
71ft
10.400
7%
20 ft
8
3%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Feb
1,150
8ft
ft
20 ft
'14%
Ltd
13 ft
4,800
3.000
1A Jan
100
Breweries
19ft
8%
3A
Canada
America
of
Corp
20% Mar
7ft
14%
5
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks
Jan
Feb
ft
8%
;—•
common
60
2IS
18ft
17,300
20c
of
21% Mar
18
——,
preferred
Sherwin-Wnliams
325
84"%
—
Inc——
8herwin-Williams
Jan
Jan
1A
j«
Mining
Products
Silver-Miller
12
2%
4
——*—1
1
Oxford Electric Corp..
B
Inc
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman
Apr
lift
lft
14 ft
common
Denn
17%
Jan
1A
„10c
1
1
—
Servo Corp of America..
Jan
500
..
shares.lOs
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Securities
Overseas
class
Corp
Jan
Feb
8ft
20%
*
Servomechanisms
19%
8
"200
-
1
Inc
High
16% Mar
6,700
9ft
9
'
——_1
Sentry Safety Control
7,000
2%
17%
3,300
50c
Airlines.
14%
101
15%
9
1
—
Ltd—J
Co
Western
Gift
83
84%
1
"
——_—--1
Inc
Omar
Oil
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard
Securities
14%
~2U
Jo
Corp common—
cumulative preferred':
Town
40c
3%
common
97 ft
—100
common
2% Mar
2,600
3
•
Co
Low
17 ft
17 ft
2.50
i
Inc
Silvray
—
Ltd
Oils
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16 ft
Milling Co Ltd————8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5ft
series—20
Cumulative preferred 4ftft
series-2n
Cumulative preferred 4.40% serles_2o
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Y
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
Say re & Fisher Brick Co.
1
61
14%
—
preferred
Power 4 ft ft
Ohio
Okalta
Okonite
Shares
17 ft
Carlos
Silver
Ogden Corp common.
Ohio Brass Co class B common
for W eek
Low
•
Corp Ltd common
Salem-Brosius
San
Silex Co
2%.
3
--1
bOc
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
Class
-——
Oceanic Oil Company
Week's
-
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
Jan
12 ft
Co common
If)
Jan
2ft
~2ft
York <fc Honduras
Cl<is»s
lr4
Feb
1
York Merchandise
North
Apr
HI
2
jV
_20c
New
Rim
%
13,900
—
New
Nickel
18,500
common.
York Auction
New
U
Oils
Superior
APRIL
STOCKS
2ft
2
__
ENDED
High
A
„40c
Park Mining Co———
New
Low
-25c
Chem Co
Idria Min &
New
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
%
U
1
Bristol Oils Ltd—-—---
New
FOR
Thursday
Shares
High
Low
Par
RANGE
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Sales ""
Week's
Thursday
iriOO
4% Mar
39
.
Mar
Apt
4%. Feb
u
Gas
Chemical
of
Co
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
of
United
Asbestos
United
Cuban
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Omaha
Products
Aircraft
Inc
Corp
Products
5%
5ft
1,200
~9ft
9ft
100
22ft
__
22 ft
5 ft Mar
7
Jan
Jan
77
Mar
66
•
II
—20
100
8%
9ft
Feb
Mar,
22
6"'a
6%
6
" a
4.700
5ft
I
10c
6 d;
6'
6ft
6.400
5% Mar
•{.J
1 ")
—
1
9,800
a
,•34 ft
—a—.—*
common———5
a
'
"4%
400
31ft
4%
'
100"
%
4 ft" Feb
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
1%
Apr
30-0 -Feb'
Jan
24%
6%
Feb
common—50c
Com——
Oil
—
4
Co
Yards
United
5
Corp
Canada:.—
,
Jan
.35% Mar
51 ~ Jan
(1915)
Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Thursday
Stock
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Molasses
United
Amer
United N J
RR
United Profit
10%
—10s
Sharing
5
-100
Canal
&
Thursday
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
■V
5*s Feb
200
—
V
V-v—r
—
40%
34%
—
34 %
42
34 V*
42
—25
5^ Apr
Jan
208
—
7,700
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
40
%
45%
Apr
Feb
37
Feb
12%
Apr
34 %
380
Jan
"
United Specialties
Air Conditioning
U S
,U 8 Poll
v
-
Corp
Rubber
Corp
common
-50c
Corp__
-25c
United
Stores
Corp
Unitronics
Corp
Universal
American
Marion
Universal
4%
7
7
7 %
2%
56%
Apr
27%
300
3% Mar
Jan
Feb
4
.
4%
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
400
Jan
17%
59
common..
2
23%
22%
Jan
15%
Feb
6,400
20%
Jan
800
4%
23%
4%
Feb
2.9%
24,700
17%
48
50
17%
Apr
6%
31
—14
36%
..
2,000
j
59
31
Jan
113
4%
Apr
31% Mar
.
.
:
./.
18
Apr
25% Jan
,
Sugar-
4
a
_—
%
7s
•
Valspar
^
1
1
•<
Corp
Apr <*
5%
■
Jan
Vinco
Iron
Coal
122
50
4%
117% Mar
5
800
4%
5%
900
5% Mar
11%
11%
7
6
Germany—
redeemed)
(20%
(Prov)
City
6'As
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(issue
of
May
*53
Feb-Aug
*73%
A7s
(issue
of
Oct
2%s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s
__
1972
$65
__
April-Ocf
June-Dec
2008
54
54
__
.—May-Nov
*65
Mar-Sept
1
(Republic of)-—
i . •
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
Baking
preferred
voting
Wagner
11%
Waitt
Wallace
•No
„
99%
*52%
55%
53
53
51%
52%
49%
5 2'A
39
40
2s
51%
par
value,
*39
54
40
Deferred delivery
a
•
ABonds being
traded
flat.
•-"■/'\V
z,./ :
SReported in receivership.
r".
'
used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates}
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Abbreviations
Stock and Bond
Jan
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
5%
Feb
7%
Below
listed
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, janes & Co.:
are
Jan
preferred
Watch
Webb
$6
30
White
1%
1%
14.100
1%
Feb
1%
on
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
590
130'4
Feb
143%
10
4.40%
■
142% 143%
20
?
pfd
.
Wilson
5%
(R
Wisconsin
Wood
Woodall
Amer
6%
dep
200
Inc
.fi,
Apr
650
5%
Jan
Chicago
300
2%
Feb
4)4
Jan
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
15% Mar
300
V
14%
150
:
17
900
16%
Feb
17
72 %
,'■>
73
500
69 %
Feb
79%
V
.
series
3%s
Feb
5
~~
•vVi-'
"i h
1%
7,500
~l?s
16%
•
16%
1,900
Feb
Period-
Last
Sale Price
Thursday's
Did <& Asked
June-Dec■
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
High
4s series
"National
5s
Western
&
Research
debentures
Power
1st
91%
81
62
5
58%
4
1968
108
102
19
53'%
92
12
90%
94
94
Power
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern California
—
86
86%
S'31
101 % 102
101%
conv
Edison 3s
—-
95%
91
93
%
*85
92%
Counties
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3%s
1970
(Calif.) 3s 1971
3'As 1970
Electric
Fri.
92%
91%
A
1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
Penn
Traction
5s
1960
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
groups compared
current year are
-
Apr. 12, '57
V
1
88
Stock
97
7
96
8
89%
Central Bk of German
AOs
series
A 68
series B
A
1952
1951
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
*88
89
1952
462.5
289.2
+ 0.5
317.5
+ 0.3
382.7
F
'427.1
-
286.1
156.2
159.5
159.5*
Service
•New
High.
159.1
280.7
+ 0.3
290.1
274.8
352.4
and
344.2
+ 2.4
382.0
$40.5
i
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Sharea
Mon.
2.005,240
Apr. 15—
Int'l
United States
TotaI
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Railroad
Sioclfa
Number of
and Mtscel.
Bonds
$3,611,000
$188,000
$3,423,000
3,407,000
Tues.
Apr. 16__
Apr. 17__.
1,893,770
2,290,510
3,204,000
4,153,000
203,000
Wed.
Apr. 18
2,482,892
4,066,000
221,000
—Holiday
—
Fri.
Apr. 19
i,
4,316,000
$1,000
162,000
—
8.672,412
4,287,000
$15,621,000
$1,000
$774,000
$14,846,000
8,672,412
1956
1957
1956
1957
19
Jan. 1 to Apr.
Week Ended Apr. 19
151,790,499
11,635,380
Bonds
$70,000
U. 8. Government
192,726,338
$215,000
47,000
97,000
$812,000
13,848,050
17,298,000
14,846,000
23,078,500
291,587,800
331,376,400
$15,621,000
$23,890,500
$305,552,850
$348,986,400
$1,000
International Bank
Railroad and
industrial
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
93
77
*
— —
•
mm —
*70
75
$102 % 104
Jan-July
June-Dec
*98%
—
mm—
mm —
—
m.
76
5
102
76
June-Dec
June-Aug
■
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
6%s
4193
2.3
+
281.5
—
Finance
91
88%
72
*87
8%te & Prov BanksFeb-Aug
April-Oct
ADanzig Port & Waterways
441.7
2.4
+
290.7
97
Period
1951
2.4
+
444.8
99
97
Interest
Exchaaga
420.9
395.0
455.2
..
Mining
90
97
102
1
*96
100%
75%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100%
Stocks
(Number
of
104'%
94%
98%
77
73
101%
102%
Mon.
101
97
Tues.
Apr. 18
Jan-July
,
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
30,000
27,000
7,000
3,763,155
Range since
Jan. 1
Low
Stocks—No.
High
of
Shares
105
134
*103
91
105
21%
23%
Bonds
66,000
,64,000
*25,000
59,000
$191,000
$57,000
Week Ended Apr. 19
1956
1957
$37,000
$285,000
Foreign corporate—
19
1956
Jan. 1 to Apr.
1957
3,763,155
5,729,120
65,687,158
76,487,934
$191,000
57,000
37,000
$196,000
$3,530,000
$3,991,000
32,000
679,000
575,000
3,504,000
Bonds
Domestic.
*133
5,000
Total
S96.0CQ
—Holiday—
Foreign government.
__
18,000
34,000
i
*176% 190
*24%
43,000
960,675
Apr. 19
Total
Sold
NO.
$87,000
$7,000
$2,000
800,425
Apr. 17
Bonds
Bonds
909,705
Apr. 16
Wed.
Corporate
Government
1,092,350
Apr. 15
Foreign
Foreign
DometUo
Bonds
Shares)
Week's Range
or
Low
7s
405.7
430.8
Goods
Transportation
90%
96
Thursday
(Germany)
322.5
404.4
Manufacturing
97%
90%
■
——
346.0
82
96
'
'
•:+
+ 1.8
332.4
Low
Hign
Change
Apr. 5, '57
338.6
,
for the
1957—
86
80
—-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
composite and by major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
as follows (1939=100): J.
Percent
Fri.
ABaden
based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended April 12, 1957, for
——
85%
*84
Feb-Aug
BONDS
78.87 Jan 23
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Thurs.
Western
3
94.00 Aug
Low
The SEC index of stock prices
97%
——
76
96
89'4
84
80
94%
90
96
Feb-Aug
1973
13
Range for 1956
High
90.44
Apr. 19-Good Friday
'
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
85.25 Feb
Low
—
Feb-Aug
1981_
Southern
Southwestern
—
136
April-Oct
April-Oct
1979
G
'
'
86%
*91%
F
17
Apr. 18
1957
90.44 Apr 18
High
90.12
90.24
90.25
774,000
125
6
100
*86
Feb-Aug
California
Apr.
Thurs.
90%
91
84
*82
94 %
Feb-Aug
series
Wed.
15—
Stocks—No. of Shares
Feb-Aug
series
Apr. 16
87
•'
'
1976
3s
Apr.
98%
82
18
96%
*96%
1976
1978
Range for
Closing
Mon.
Tues.
98%
—
—
C
3%s
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
102%
mm —
$85
—
'
96%
96
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
Southern
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
98%
98
*99'% 103
1981—May-lVou
deb '62__Jan-July
1965
104%
100
*176%
3%s series D
E
90.67
Total
3s,
1973
•
97
96
■-,»
98%
*96%
*83
series
90.15
Thurs.
91%
90
Water
55%
25
55%
%
*80
series
89.73
117
Safe
3s
90.39
98
126
27/aS
92.43
66
125
series B
171.33
___
58%
95
*86
—
—Jan-July
1963
3%s
61%
58'%
98
*85
3s
72.22
86%
55
55%
Jon-July
to
mortgage
A
145.26
90%
83
108
108
-
series
488.03
123%
88%
'
Jan-July
May-Nou
1976
1st mortgage 3s 1971
3 %s
18—__
97'A
121 %
4
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Harbor
90.70
April
Hign
58',4
Jon-July
1953
6%s due 1653 extended
Ohio
90.22
57%
52
62
Corp—
6%s
Low
NO.
88%
88 3
*96
6%% lid tr ctfs__
April-Oct
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage
89.60
Jan. 1
Sold
94%
94%
62
Jan-July
1967
New
A 1st
90.52
Trade,
82%
3fay-Nov
1970
4s
1963
subord
Jan
Range since
Bonds
J127%
Jan-July
1978
1993
A
RR
4%
RR
convertible
92.47
RR—
Power Realization Trust
Valley
18'%
55 %
554
94%
June-Dec
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs
Midland
170.70
Utility
mortgage
Guantanamo
71.98
Non-Durable
Week's Range
or
4s series B 1993—_—
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
iAItalian
^ 5% Apr
15% Mar
16%
1998
A 1970
1
Western
mortgage
A 1st
145.57
Durable Goods
"i'13
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
485.02
Composite
Interest
Aug
Mar
loo :
16%
72 %
Exchange
Authority
&
17
Apr
f /vj;
16%
15%
14
10c
6s
Transit
90.75
April
Jan
3 Va
--
Ltd
2%s
Delaware Lack
90.76
90.29
8% Mar
96%
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
—
Edison
90.73
90.27
89.65
26 % Mar
3%
100
Low
Boston
90.29
89.75
90.57
Jan
20%
7%
16
L5s
£1
*
_.
;
Stock
Steel
89.70
90.47
92.50
Jan
10.000
22
•
BONDS
Bethlehem
90.53
92.55
170.42
Jan
4%
22%
Thursday
American
92.42
170.81
71.69
Jan
12%
3%
8
Corp
Zapata Petroleum
171 10
71.55
145.59
Jan
10
23%
7%
2
..
—
Hargreaves
71.61
146.20
Jan
3
Feb
9%
38
Apr
Feb
,
1
common
Apr
Apr
10% Mar
11
20'/«
21%
pfd—__100
ord peg
rets
146.51
Jan
Ltd—
W)
preference
Wtight
50
3%
25
4%%
Petroleum
(F
Bonds
484.32
Jan
29 %
100
9%
22%
11
1
Machine
40%
Jan
1%
3%
_1
_.
Feb
5,300
9%
'
5
10
Industries
Lt
Ihdustries
Woodley
Wool worth
40
ities
486.72
Feb
68
35
25
22%
,
1
Co
&
Rails
Jan
%
Feb
Jan
34
''.j'-
1
L__
Pwr
Rails
485.84
___
Jan
23%
300
25
134
25
common
Newspaper
trials
16.
15
137% Mar
Jan
%
"
2
___10c
-
6,900
38%
38%
'..-.25^11:
—II—IIIII_l
Corp
preferred
Stocks
12
Jan
7%
5% Mar
54
io
common
&
C)
Util¬
ities
April
April
April
Mar
91
Jan
126%
'is
>
Corp
Brothers
Grade
roads
Date—
com
Co
500
2%
Feb
2
.—'' '•
is
ls
20
Williams-McWiiliams
Williams
Grade
trials
Feb
20
19% Mar
200
6 %
6
,6
1st pfd__100
Oil
200
2 :
86%
*
r,
20
2
1.25
100
__
Oil
(The)
10
Indus¬
Util¬
i'i.2
Total
Second *
65
Rail¬
Date
a;
First
18
Apr
143%
:5
(Del)
——
Wickes
ViV
10
Total
20
Jan
Stationery
Inc
River
Jan
1%
preferred
conv
32%
10c
•
Internet
Stores
5%%
Feb
Apr
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wichita
25%
2%
Ltd
Inc
Eagle
Jan
Jan
Coal
White
17
1%
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
rets ord shares
Westmoreland
Feb
1,300
29%
153/e
16
68.100
dep
Westmoreland
100
16
2'/4
Inc
&
Jan
3%
1%
Maryland Ry 7%
Amer
Jan
Jan
104
Apr
29%
Leaseholds
Western
4%
Apr
Mar
2'%
Utilities
Western Tablet
4
2%
■■•ll
~~
29%
West
Western
100
1
Manufacturing
Western
4%
Jan
1
Wentworth
Texas
4% 7
6%
3% Jan
Inc..
Knapp, Inc
series
preference
Investors
1,900
common
Co
&
Webster
5-%
99
:
101%
transaction (not Included in year's range),
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. * Ex-llauidating dividend.
^Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
•
Jan
200
4
'Tr7'''
1
Tiernan
&
Waltham
•
100
ext
Inc
cumulative
$2
ctfs
:
Bond
&
■
54
*99% 100
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
Indus¬
■5%
54
.
Peru
w
•
.
'71%
70%
1
!
—
52
52
II
__
10
Co
139%
*160
Mar-Sepf
2008—May-Nou
1927). 1947
1927)
1947
30
Aircraft
155
111%
2
59%
May-Nov
1949_.
Maranhao
"
Waco
High
326
—
__
139'A 139'A
139%
6'As stamped 1958
(Peru)
Jan
6
7%
Jan
5,700
6'%
6
June-Dec
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
*159%
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
Jan
125%
Mar
4%
•
1947
Range since
»«•«»
Apr
27 a
5%
-S.
1
Corp__
122
7s
Bonds
Thursday's
j>id & Askea
Jan
43
5
•
t
Silver-Lead
Vulcan
500
83
Feb
35%
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
2,300
5%
1
2
Co
43
39%
122
1
Coke
&
Manufacturing
•Vogt
43
3%
Corporation
6%
4% Mar
x80
:_5
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Virginia
/
1
common
• $4
convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
Week's Range
or
(City of)
1939
ALima
;
'*
Last
Sale rnce
Period
.
•
Utah-Idaho
,-v
secured
AHanover
Feb
41%
Apr
7,000
2%
15
Co
5,000
-
2%
Apr
2
36%
4%
4%
Jan
35
__:
—
Corp
Products
:•
34
10
Oil
Insurance
Universal
34
222,700
2 %
1
Consolidated
Universal
•Universal
..'/'.J—
36%
1
Vitamin
1
49,000
Fi'lr
113
Zlli
Reclaiming Co_
States
23,500
40%
38
—
10% Mar
-
1%
1%
-/"i
40
1
United
:■
•
1%
—10c
_
B
1
—
Rights
US
■
class
1
common
f
Munic
Cons
A Hanover
Jan
1% Mar
10% Mar
.
'
—
—25
Preferred
,■
—
__
—10
-United Shoe Machinery common
;
--
--T
—25
common
preferred
Interest
Exchange
Low
AS
100
is
Stock
High
AGerman
dep rets ord registered
19
APRIL
BONDS
Shares
Ltd—
Co
ENDED
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
WEEK
FOR
Sales
16,000
528,000
36
The
(1916)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle:..
Monday, April 22, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
American
Tel
Anaconda
Tel
&
Company
Boston Edison
Boston
&
Boston
Pers
Maine
RR
Prop
177
178%
3,661
64%
60 %
49%
177V*
25
.
50%
49%
Low
WAILING, LERCHEN & Co.
Member*
High
170 Vn
Jan
1,068
57%
Feb
73%
49%
Apr
54
York
New
Jan
1,268
Stock
American
Exchange
*
15%
15%
51
,
*
37 Vb
37 %
120
15%
178% Mar
Feb
37
19%
Mar
Detroit Stock Exchange
Cities
&
Hecla
Service
Copper
Eastern
Gas
4%%
Fuel
&
cum
cum
cum pfd
Motor
12%
260
36%
96
34%
776
28%
1
34 %
35%
100
80%
80%
—100
%
1
.—100
12%
Ford
Jan
DETROIT
Building
Jan
40
Mar
Jan
42%
Jan
WOodward 2-5525
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
35%
80 %
Apr
70c
Jan
67%
Feb
62
13
Apr
60
183
57%
62
163
46
12%
13
120
7%
Detroit Stock
"
Co..
Electric
49
*
Co
57
(>3
-1
47% Mar
105
58%
59 5«
63
43 %
5
i—
49 %
44%
344
Creek
Kennecott
Lone
Coal
Co
50
Copper Corp—„—
Theatres
Jan
Feb
60%
210
40%
Feb
A
Apr
46% Mar
C
F
Allen
Electric
Metal
Cement
49 %
49%
4
42%
Feb
52 %
102 %
Feb
128%
Alum
&
Products
in.
co
15%
15 %
10
32%
34
14
14%
Feb
15%
263
32%
Apr
35%
Jan
Narragansett Racing Assn.—.
Service Companies!..
New England Electric System
1
N
E
Tei
&
Tel
N
H
&
Y
N
Norbute
Olin
RR
9c
800
17
16 %
6c
13%
12c
Jan
16
Apr
129
132
Jan
Apr
RR
14%
11
3%
272
5
46%
47%
200
42%
Feb
Consolidated
20%
431
20
Feb
22%
10
25
50
20 >A
25-
%
25
25
58%
60%
3,312
43%
19 %
19%
25%
.
Co.
(N.
J.).
United
Fruit
United
S
U
U
Co—
Rubber
Corp—
Co—
Jan
Ford
280
36
Feb
43%
Apr
Fruehattf
110
17% Feb
20%
25%
60
24% Mar
27%
Jan
Gar Wood
31%
219
29% Mar
32%
Jan
45%
47%
1,589
44
Jan
47%
Jan
Goebel Brewing
Graham Paige
40%
41%
710
40%
Apr
45%
Feb
39%
Feb
49
Jan
————5
40
55%
12%
13
57%
58%
42%
54 %
Smelt, Refining & Mining Co_—50
Waldorf System Inc
*
Economy
58%
Cincinnali -Stock
Last
178
70
52 %
12%
Apr
Apr
1,160
52%
Feb
Par'
Baldwin
Burger
Piano
^
'
Carey Mfg
jJ*:
■
Hall
Paper
...
•
63% Jan
14
Howell
Feb
58%
Apr
Shares
Jan. 1
High
Low
28%
26
25
23
19
20
18%
389
27%
Motors
33 Vb
Apr
Jan
327
42
Jan
26 %
88%
87 %
44%
87%
fe
S
IIlio
19%
1.
Printing
Unlisted
American
Cyanamid
Radiator
Avco
Tobacco
—....—-—_—25
Davis
GO
175
00
252
W)
(H
Manufacturing
3
.—
_——
Scotten
Dillon
Sherman
Pont
Tube
United
58%
Jan
53
Apr
Martin
Mead
(Glen
(The!
Apr
24
Jan
Feb
79 Vb
Mar
18
Ohio
.
63
96
75%
100
64%
42%
42%
80
42'A Mar
17%
17%
44%
Apr
96
16%
18
Jan
Mar
49%
Apr
41% Mar
46'A
Jan
59%
Feb
70
Jan
Jan
76% Mar
Feb
52%
Feb
62 Vb
Feb
44
Jan
33%
20
30%
Jan
33%
Apr
Petroleum—
Radio
of
Regis
Southern
34%
34%
34%
71
34
Mar
36 Vb
Feb
47%
41v4
41'A
35
15
44 Vb
38%
Apr
45%
36%
39%
Feb
Jan
Jan
52
Feb
Jan
Apr
53
Feb
Jan
35%
15
32%
Feb
46%
35%
53
Vb
50
48 Vb
Feb
56 %
58%
Jan
56%
10
55
Mar
33%
Railway
J)
Oil
58
Carbide
»
Apr
22%
31
21
Jan
22%
95
20%
52%
7
1
26%
21%
52 %
35
59%
22:%
25
_•
33%
75
60 Vb
331
'
__5
(Indiana)--.—.
(N
40
26%
22%
'
33%
26%
3
—5
Standard Oil
Apr
Mar
60%
:
25 Vb
Apr
41 %
Feb
Jan
22%
Apr
50% Mar
53%
Feb
29%
22%
61%
-
Feb
Apr
Jan
60 %
Apr
10
23%
Feb
27%
Jan
111 % 111%
111%
25%
60
101%
16%
Feb
61%
113%
Jan
61%
18
12%
—
Westlnghouse
Woolworth (F W)
57% Mar
72%
Jan
57%
57%
] 3
52
Feb
43%
58 V4
43%
75
42% Mar
10
43%
•
Vb
Feb
45%
Jan
BONDS—
Cincinnati Transit
4%$
For footnotes
see
1993
page
44
Feb
9%
Jan
11%
Apr
2%
Jan
2%
Apr
-
'■
'
20
:
.
Jan
220
4% Mar 7
5% Mar
525
9%
8
17% Mar
225
19
r 5
9
Jan
7
9%
Apr
8%
Apr
6% Feb
292
8
Feb
15
y.
;
15
•
.
15% Mar
6
Jan
Feb
Apr
1% Mar
.
1%
Jan
compilation of the
round-lot transactions only
Thursday
;
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
,
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Par
Laboratories
Steel Co——
Brass
Range Since Jan. 1
Paper
High
700
37%
Feb
45 %
Apr
33%
33%
500
32%
Feb
38 %
Jan
12
11%
12%
400
10% Mar
11%
~33%
14%
*
-.5
(Un>
•
-
_*
-
-3914
20
Americari
Airlines (Un)
American
-7%.
1
1
Manufacturing.;.—__„10
,
45%
8%
—V
>
—50c
Corp.
Chalmers
Low
High
44%
45
—_1
Castings....
Laboratories1
Allied
Allis
10
Mfg
Alleghany Corp
Allied
Low
5
39
40
7% Mar
900
100
11 %
1-
1
__
BW
11%
200
5%
40:,4
.
/
Feb
9%
Jan
Feb
12
Mar
7
Jan
26
40%
Apr
Apr
55%
Jan
32Vb Mar
300
Feb
38%
5,520
41%
Feb
35%
Anr
-734%
34 %
35
1,200
-17%
17%
18
1.200
17%
Apr
24
Jan
24%
23%
24%
400
21 Vb
Feb
24%
Jan
42%
43
Feb
43%
Apr
77%
16%
78:,/4
700
66%
Feb
78%
Apr
16%
200
15%
Jan
16%
Apr
37%
38%
500
31%
Feb
38%
Jan
Broadcasting
American Can Co
(Un).,
12.50
Co..
Investment
Foundry
American Motors Corp:
Rad
Stand
&
American Tel
&
Tel
__7
—
Amurex
Viscose
Oil
—
7%
7%
7%
900
5%
5
16%
16%
16:,»
3,400
16 vb
Feb
100
San.(Un).,
Co..
177%
Co class
A
(Un)—
177!4 177%
1.000
18
Jan
179% Mar
170%
Jan
74%
..25
common
Apr
8% Mar
74%
74%
400
72%
Feb
78%
Jan
36
25
Corp
40
1.500
-
__5
American Tobacco
American
;
—
1
American Machine &
American
43
lo
f111 >
Co
•
1
(Un)__!
American Cyanamid
American
1
34-%
36
600
31%
Feb
37%
Jan
5
4% Mar
5 % Mar
5%,
5%
66%
66%
66%
57%
Feb
72%
Jan
54
5(>'«
800
51%
Feb
64%
Jan
13%
14%
600
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
5%
.100
Jan
35%
53 %
5
1
_
2%
5
•
v
,
.Anaconda Company (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un).
Armour
&
Co
Ashland Oil &
Paper—
Steel
48%
39 Vb Mar
Jan
10
Standard Oil
S
50
-10
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Union
40%
192%
-*
America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Sunray
40'%
*
Corp
177% Mar
40%
10
Oil
pure
590
4,625
: 18%
9%
.10
Admiral Corp
48 «A
11%
29 B-
11
Midwest Stock Exchange
Advanced Aluminum
20
52 Vb
24% Mar
Jan
1,300
Jan
23
Feb
Feb
8%
1%
Jan
37%
42%
23
800
1%
7%
52
459
175
10%
10%
2%
52 %
23%
„a
18'A
37%
51%
.10
Vvayne fccrtfw
Jan
52
Apr
Apr
10%
10%
5%
Feb
75 %
...
Jail
13%
5%
38%
*
3%
100
16%
62%
...—12
Jan
310
Acme
144
—
3%
5%
Jan
383
Edison
Phillips
1,314
5%
65%
41%
—
3%
-.1
Feb
40%
Montgomery Ward
Jan
23%
*
Jan
33 3 b
1
>• 3%
180% Mar
75%
25
Apf
-1
Jan
33%
—
2m
Jan
—*
Co
Apr
300
3%
..1
Feb
41%
L)
9
2%
——
51%
30
Apr.
16% Mar
39 Vb
62%
Tel
8%
Apr
190%
&
100
Feb
Apr
29%
5
International Tel
22%
8%
Distributors.
Shirt
73
190% 190%
60 'A
62%
17% Mar
17%
2%
-_1
B—
i.—-
Udylite Corporation
Jan
-1%
—
14% Jan
1 %
'
—5
Inc.—
class
Jan
———————-5
r
General Electric
General Motors
238
1,245
8%
2
common—
Products
Standard
Paramount Theatres
Du
:
•■-.1% Mar
16%
22%
1%
Jan
90% Mar
45
—
Ot
380
16%
Apr
48 %
--
-
Mar
Apr
7% Jan
'1%. Jan.
Jan
62%
...
27%
Jan
44%
—
3
Jan
Apr
12%
Abbott
313
Apr
6%
reo
48%
Ohio——————25
Chrysler Corp ——25
Colgate
'
10
Columbia Gas
——*
2%
25%
1.156
lu%
9
Jan
45
700
2,490
7
21'A
21;
—u
Feb
11
2%
27%
1,670
44%
*
%
6%
12%
Akron
————————-5
Feb
Apr
Apr
12
Jan
r
6Vb
9%
20%
12%
72%
109
Jan
Rudy Manufacturing-— -—.1
77%
253
Feb
8% Mar
Apr'
Feb
7
17
H 5%
200
11%
Feb
17%
546
-
27%
7
—4
—
—
a—.——
58
0%
Apr
31 %
Paper
72%
17
6%
Apr
Raisin
00
11%
27%
1
i
90
57
Feb
500
9%
2
2%
10
3
L————-
75%
53%
3%
6
9 %
1
i—
Rickel
60
170% Jan
-
110
5%
—2%
66
%
Feb
Feb -v»
66%
16
Apr
2%
10%
17%
.
1%
Jan
20%
20%
,
common... —1
Co...
75 %
54
——%—————1
&
&
65
_—1-..——————.10
Bethlehem Steel
V
17%
78%
16%
—
5%
1
—
Jan
14 Vb
177 % 178%
178%
20%
—1
...
Preferred
Parke
4% Mar
Feb
26%
Feb
1%
26%
50%
44
50
77%
50
Chesapeake
Metal
1%
250
% Mar
446
5%
iv
Apr
100
2,lu J
■
357
Jan
17%
18%
5
Boeing
St
-
Mar
200
5%
1%
10%
53
47%
2-,«
1%
31%
27%
38
2
10%.
45%
14 Vb
2%
''
31%
35
47
Jan
4%
31%
25
37 %
43%
Jan
—.5
145
16%
-10
—————
Anaconda
Oil
Clemens
Feb
54
Jan
Apr
3%
7% Mar
50%
Feb
Apr
7%
69
8%
38%
4,5°0
River
29 Vb
14!«
--
Telephone & Telegraph—100
Armco Steel
100
450
6,138
4%
4 »A
96'A
Feb
4%
7%
41%
41
Rockwell Spring & Axle—_—
57
:
Jan
Apr
53
38
Mar
24
Feb
"
—
A
American
Ashland
47%
1
American
American
77
7 'A
%
3
...
—
Stocks
Airlines
American
40
"
1
•
common
Apr
53
Jan
29
III.2
4%' Jan
50%
Apr
Jan
29%
Jan
85%
...
998
'
7 !4
41
—1
—
—
Studebaker-Packard
8%
57'A
268
37%
51%
52%
«■
—_
:—_
Jan
98 Vb
A
57
*
■
—1
^
Gamble.;—.
Rapid
U
8%
56
—
Procter
8%
15
219
4%
*
—_w——
Lunkenheimer
88
4%
—
—L
44%
87
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—
*
common
t
'
-12%
Kroger
»
30% ] Mar
P'cb
94%
29%
—
Jan
21 %
1,409
4
%
20
.1
Refineries
Jan
0
88
Mfg
39%
Apr
20%
.—
25
87
28%
Drug
Jan
Jan
44
Parker Rustproof
35 Vb
88%
Hobart
7%
54 %
-
Peninsular Metal Products
94%
29%
Dow
Apr
Apr
1,372
.1.66%
__
Jan
34®'b
Elec
Gibson Art
3%
Apr
6%
1,914
——
Breweries
Prophet Co
&
50
16%
•
Jan
6%
57%
IIIII2
26% :Mar
22%
Gas
.10
37%
810
*
24%
50
Cincinnati
_
6,652
16%
———-
Chemical
&
Apr
94%
..
—
-
39 %
16%
•
Jan
7%
Apr
High
Apr
24%
Electric com—. 18.50
Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
39 %
....—1
Jan
«fc
Cincinnati
39%
4%
Electric
Mfeunt
Gas
pfd—.—100
350
49%
Jan
6%
200
•
17% Mar
Jan
6
50%
——
Industries common
International
Sales
Cincinnati
4%
6%
1
Chemical u—r————
Michigan Steel Tube—.——u——. —2%
19
34%
—
preferred
6%
16%
3%
_
Corp
4——
Lamp
Houdaille
for Week
24%
•
H-'viw'-:'
.1
Industries
Motors
Leonard
26
■
—10
...
Apr
76% Mar
45% Mar
57
"
——
Champion
$4.50
I,.
fi'.a
H
l.juO
50%
Lansing Stamping
27%
19
-V,
1,130
Micnxgan
•f Prices
<N CO
—8
-V".
896
8%
5
Trailer
Lakes Oil
Great
Exchangi
Low
Brewing
T ■'
1/
47'/a
7 %
Jan
41%
Jan
16 vb
—3
—
Co!.;————
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater „————
Range
Sale Price
20
5
'
"115
Week's
Thursday
Laundry
64%
Feb
4': Apr
21
34% Feb
46%
Vb
8
(, '
—
American
712
2,725
1—1—1
Baler
Corporation
Motor
Kingston Products
STOCKS
Jan
5
Jan
41%
-12.50
11
1
—20
Apr
S
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
10
Corp-——;.——;
47
25
76%:
Edison 7-%.———
31%
*
Mach
41%
75%
Steel
27%
—5
Co
Shoe
41 %
Detroit
Jan
13%
Apr
75 %
Detroit
Jan
60%
—IIII—"III
Drill
3%
3%
1
General
Twist
101
Jan
24%
:
Feb
3%
—
55% Mar
7
—„.
Union
17%
41%
—
__——
Apr
Inc——
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
1,040
24
Apr
21
Jan
7'3.:T- Jan
;!'
Jan
1
:
Bros
Ex-Cell-O
Oil
Webster
'-
16%
Paper
Crowley-Milner
Davidson
41%
—
Jan
10
3%
20'%
a
3% Jan
Apr
22% Apr
464
2,615
...—5
—
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50% Jan
20
:
16%
Feb
3
300
0
Feb
4
25
Corp
Jan
3%
13%
—
Corp
137% Mar
14%
Co——
Co
Chrysler
Mar
17%
22
5
Burroughs
Feb
2,673
135%
134
12
—100
Chemical.
Mining
&
30
50c
Fennsylvania
Standard
13%
9c
17
100
Hartford
Mathieson
Stone
1
—20
Co—
Corp
Quir.cy
13 %
350
10 <4
.
15%
Apr
2% Mar
3,165
22%
3%
High
13%
23
10
3%
396
3
22%
~
LOW
13%
23
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23 4
22%
5
_1
...
National
~n
—3.50
Jan
Shaies
13%
3
■
—2
Brass
Jan
25
Corp—
Bohn
Jan
277
13%
-1
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Wrigley Stores
Sales
Range
Par
59% Mar
52%
115% 117%
*
Boston
Star
Last
Jan
52
54
2,179
American
Island
PONTIAC
Exchange
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Inc
Gillette Co,———-—
Loew's
KALAMAZOO
Feb
Jan
JACKSON
1%: Feb
Apr
Jan
ANN ARBOR
'
81% Mar
500
1%
60
100
14%
68%
Feb
58
57 %
—
—.100
adj.
Nat'l Stores
General
89
03%
36%
.10
__—...
Ry Co——
1st pfd class A
pfd class B
6%
Ford
Assoc
12%
62%
5
Mass St
5^o
First
5
Id
.
Co
pfd_
cum
Eastern
Inc
Co
Range
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Telephone:
Calumet
Stock
Jan
common
_
19
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
——
———
Shares
Low
100
APRIL
Sales
of Prices
Par
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Exchange
Thursday
stocks
FOR
52%
52%
52%
$1.50
52%
Apr
58
Jan
10
Refining
2nd
Avco
Washer
1—
^
—
(Un)
Bearings. Inc
Bendix
Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Uni—
Binks
17va
...
10
:
Manufacturing Co
16"b
17V-i
29
1.000
24%
243i
2,000
-
Feb
18%
287» Mar
1,500
29
24!'a
4
19
46%
113
12%
.
10
.
29%
Jqn
22% Mar
26%
Jan
L4% Jan.
19
Apr
417b
47%
^
7
—
;4
14%
Jan
36 %
Jan
62
Jan
(i0%.
100
58% Mar
100
1%
2,000
44':8
4i74
29%
29% *
6.500
100
Jan
•'3%
33%
200
*
Apr
7
Apr
200
3%
Jan
1%
3% Mar
12%
-
44
12%
Jan
3534
1%
__
..
6
12%
9%'
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PI
3,300
Feb
% Mar^
1,600
-
35%
~
35%
w-'-.5
:___l
1
6%
6%
400
1,700
48%
%
3
8
19
19
46%
1J30-
50c
Manufacturing Co
common
1
lo.
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
-
200
Fe—
Manufacturing Corp
B«elden
" 137':s
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common
preferred.
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic
'•T—
5
...
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Common
New
$2,500
conv
50
".
(111)
Feb
Jan
1 % Mar
1%
Jan
41% Feb
47 %
Jan
26
30
Jan
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.
r
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Number 5631
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
91
(1917)
—mm
1
CUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Priee
of Prices
Par
Eooth
Borg
Fisheries
t
Corp.
George W
Borg-Warner Corp
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J)
Sons
&
43
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Company-v_—
Burlington Industries Inc...
L
50
2(J
500
43
,1,103
"fcC
Fdh
45% Jan
Monsanto
77
Apr
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip)
& Co (Un)
73
Mar.-
11%
40%
100
34.
24%
v
100
24!e
.5
„
27
38%
50
Feb
12
—1_15
_
V
*70
254
6.200
XI%
600
'
-11
Feb
Jan
Mississippi River Fuel
Jan
;
Missouri
Jan
21
Portland
Mar
14
Jan
Motorola
40%
Apr.;
Mount Vernon
Apr
23%
Jan
50c
Muskegon
Calumet
Hecla
&
Inc
5
-
12
12
12%
800
12
Canadian
Paciiic
Canadian
Carrier
(Un)
25
Prospect Ltd___.
Central
&
59
57:i.»
57?»
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37%
.36^4
101«
10?
2')"u
1
common
South
West
Illinois- Public
4
.10
Corp
Central
3%
-
—
Service
Certain-teed" Products '"ex
100
34'a
•34%
~4
16%c
5,100-
■v
Apr
14%
30%
t
Feb
Muter
3% Mar
55%
63%
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;
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37!
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1
44
44
v
$3
convertible
preferred
Chesapeake & Oiiio Ry
Chic
Milw St
Paul & Pac
Jan
National
Distillers
31%- Jan
National
Gypsum Co
2,3Q0
34%. Jan
400
294 Mar
10!
a
800
10
Apr
11%
29 7 a
1,500
25%
Feb
29%
Ry'
com.
,
62
69%
Jan
New
Cylinder
Gas
Chicago Towel Co common..;
10%
1
Oil
Corp
Chrysler Corp.
Cities
Cliff's
Cleveland
'
Co
Club
Aluminum
Coleman
S4.64
Central
100
41% Apr
37% Jan
Northern
Illinois
Pacific
11
900
10
12V2
Ry
Northern
140
Container Corp
Continental
-
75
Controls Co of
America.
Jan
,
.
129
Feb
1,600
64 Va
100
400
Oak
684
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Jati
Ohio
Oil
39 Va
Jan
Oklahoma
6V8
Apr
Olin-Mathieson
16 Va Mar
6.400
16%
Co
common....
46%
19%
j
74
7, 64
Apr
394 Jan "'.
2,600
100
31.4
v
100% Apr
Jan
9/64 Apr
42 Va Mar
102% Mar
'
10,200
26
47:!a
1.000
45
Mar
20%
1,300
31 Va
Mar
17% Jan
8
6%
1,500
12%
11%
12 4
3,400
43%
43%
44%
700
Pacific
Pan
Edison.Co (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.
Gas
Apr
8
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class
Dow Chemical Co.
Drewry's Ltd
Du
USA Inc.—.—
(E I>
Pont
;
de
Nemours
5
18%
Apr
11 Va Feb
46
5r,'o
Eastman Kodak Co
1
(Un)
Falstaff
Brewing
Feb
Jan
Peoples
Gas Light
common
31%
Apr
Pfizer
(Charles)
&
37%
39%
Jan
Phelps
24 4
300
23
28
Jan
Philco
Dodge Corp
Corp (U111
58 4
500
56% Mar
66%
Jan
Phillips
Jan
Feb
187a
300
100
177
Feb
191% Jan
38 4
1,400
36
Apr
92 %
300
17%
18%
Feb
15%
57%
57%
584
17
17'
h
300
14%
14%
100
64
10,200
20%
700
Dairies
Inc.
Drive
10
Sales
Beer
Box
2
.
Auto.
Corp....
General
"2"
Dynamics Corp...
Genei-al
Electric Co_4._
General
Foods? Corp
General
Public
General
Apr
1.66%
—
Utilities
(Un)."
Gossard; <W
H
Potter
Co
Public
Service
Drug
43%
44%
36
!
354
36
79
79
79%
4
--'J-'""'
Jan
384 Feb
0>
34% Mar
—1
;
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
1
.
t'
;
—'•
i
24
414
/
Griesedieck
Gulf
Oil
(Un
Corp
Co
16 4
16 4
il.
)__
9%
—_i
-
Corp
V
Hammond
3
Apr
Apr
10
Feb
14%
Jan
■
67%
Apr
63"
Apr
43% Jan
43% Jan
36% Feb
44
39%
Feb
Feb
Apr
464 Mar
34% Feb
364 Jan
73
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4
Feb
Jan
82
16 4
Jan
174 Jan
41 '-a
Mar
574 Jan
27 4
200
23 Va
Jan
2%
5,500
41 4
200
450
■
-
r
1
27%
Apr
Hein
Werner
Hibbard
Houdallle
Howard
Hupp
Corp
Spencer
9%
Industries
16 4
1,7)0
4.
Corporation
—
1,000
27%
3
48 4
484
48%
200
484
45%
15%
600
15
100
15
100
28%
11%
774
Jan
20%
-i
Jan
Apr
Feb
52
Feb
44% Jan
200
264
Jan
28
1,400
42%
Feb
i
Feb
:i-49%
1,300
10
4
6%
300
28%
294
1,000
104
1,500
10
20 4
20%
800
6
20%
186
186
100
46
100
Jan
124 Jan
7% Feb
31
51%
51!
2
51%
400
43
55%
55%
56%
800
46Ya
800
14 4 Mar
5
Co
18%
47 4
48 4
300
43%
Feb
Apr
63
Jan
18%
*
Apr
51%
Feb
17%
Jhn
1884 Mar
•
61V* Feb
3
Jan
224
454 Apr
1
Apr
13%
■
Apr
Feb
Jan
Feb
17
(
Mar
166
Mar
15
5% Mar
20
Apr
49% Jan
18% Jan
Mar
26
10%
46
i
Mar
14% Mar
15
11
'48%
Feb
T 17%
Feb
400
12.50
*
Jan
J 44
36
.
15
100
Jan
18%
Mar
rl5% rl5%
...
9%
852
700
Feb
of
Apr
Jan
52%
-
Co
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp
(Un)—
5
Revlon
Inc
1
Rexall Drug
St
(Un)
(R J)
Tobacco cl B
Bros
Louis
National
class A
12
Sears Roebuck
Serrick
Shell
Corp
Oil
&
36% Feb
Jan
Co...
Signode
Steel Strapping
Oil
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un i
Co—
Co
Southern
Pacific
(Un)
Public
Service
Square
D
5% Jan
Swift
214
200
20
Feb
22%
Jan
56%
2:0
52% Mar
63
Jan
21
22
19%
23% Jan
9% Feb
V
-
.
56%
700
64%
Jan
;,:254i
1,450
24%
Jan
314
600
26%
Feb
60
50
57%
Feb
114
32 Vs
Jan
12%
Apr
4 Mar
47%
Jan
35%
Jan
800
3,600
35%
700
20%
20%
100
264
264
26%
2,700
12%
12%
12%
50
80%
80%
100
32%
324
100
%
634
65
4
500
57%
56%
57 4
1,500
65
32
19
'
Feb
12
Feb
28 4
"89
Feb
55
324
Feb
47%
Feb
22%
22
22%
6 00
20%
43
700
42 %
30
30
400
26Vb
Jan
22%
21%
23 4
2,700
204
Feb
»
11
30
30 '4
300
60
58%
60
2,300
53%
434
Feb
52%
534
200
100
1*4
41
39%
41
1
144
144
15 4
14
14
'
"
32
200
13
J74
Jan
;
41
Apr
16
Jan
Feb
5
244
244
___.l
264
25%
37%
38! s
500
43%
434
43%
400
40
—25
65%
65%
1,300
15% Feb
34% Mar
(Un)___7.50
Company
___25
3,000
6%
Apr
25
1,000
244
Jan
264
2,900
22%
Jan
Jan
60
Apr
66% Jan
Mar
7%
Jan
494
•:
Feb
13
7%
Co
Jan
62
Jan
600
1.000
1
Feb
8
Apr
324
484 Feb
15%
5
Jan
12% Apr
Feb
15%
534
Apr
Apr
23%
Mar
7
1
Apr
65 Vs
30
284 Jan
500
Jan
'
400
124
Jan
Jan
46% Jan
'
"124
124
Feo
22%
Feb
30
Apr
Apr
57 Va
;
Jan
42%
Jan
21% Mar
29%
12%
Feb
74%
31%
>60
60% Mar
■_
Oil
584 M&i
26
>
264 Feb
42%
__10
Machine
10% Jan
30
1,100
Furniture
Sunray Mid Continent
Jan
25
11%
10
Tool
56
100
54
(Ohio).
Sundstrand
214
10 ya
49! 2
Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp
&
Apr
52%
Railway
Apr
2% Mar
Jan
25%
49%
___
20%
28 4
::
54
Corp..
Feb
22% Mar
494
(Un>
Storkline
254 Mar
J«n
25%
334
•
Studebaker-Packard
400
694
Feb
—__25
Apr
200
20%
48%
304
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
11%
Co
13
5
36% Max
-
1,100
3,200
34%
2
72
26
Feb
1,600
324
__50c
Jan
25!a
464 Jan
534
11%
^_1
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
594
"a 4%
39%
20
*
(Un)
11V2 Mar
4%
36%
5
Co
50
Feb
Jan
334
5
150
Jan
31%
35%
__15
12%
1%
1,500
564
jJP
1
Sinclair
Southwestern
25
7.50
704
16%
36%
1
12%
800
Jan
3
Bi_
70
1,500
33%
>
;
18%
-
564
.1.40
Co
class
Oil Co
17%
2%
400
5
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co..
Schenley Industries (Un)
Standard
Jan
20%
36 4
lo
St
Apr
Jan
24
Feb
10 Va
Stockyards
(N J)
14%
20%
Jan
38
24%
-
25
__5
Oil
34
2 4
374
900
60
•
Louis Public Service
St
(Un)__lo
Co
'Spring & Axle
Standard
100
20%
200
41%
52%
■
534
2.50
164 Mar
800
74 Apr
35%
20
10
Indiana
Feb
Jan
38%
36 4
46%
California
10
6%
40%
41%
__5
of
133%
15
7
38%
5
of
16
3
7
Indiana
Oil
9% Mar
108
1
Oil
354
1
52
384
6%
<Un)_..^
Standard
14%
1
Inc
Inc
Industries
51%
114
25
Coke
Standard
42
15 %
25
Mar
Jan
414
i
.
Mar
19
10
4 Mar
Jan
Jan
354
3
Bartlett
68
700
38
15%
5
24 Mar
vu
Jan
38
1
Brewing Co
200
204
"
...
(Un;
Co
Southern
,.1
Org&r.
(G)
71%
484
•
Standard
Heilman
Jan
47!
(Un)
Rockwell
414
126% 133%
*
_
16%
:
rl5%
2
35% Jan
;«
"
Greyhound
1,500
27%
25
(Un)
Oats
Reynolds
500
16%
49%
a
26
"24
•
Greif Eros Cooperage class A
Corp...
(Un).
Radio Corp of America
Richman
1,500
2,000
Quaker
Apr
814
Jan
524 Feb
40%
Jan
200 "
16%
49!
-
i
*
2% Mar
200
44
<
—12.50
17%
48
5
(The)
Co
6% Apr
/
Jan
Apr
554 Jan
Oil
244 Jan
'Jan
•
Steel Cb
Stores
?
Granite City
Gray
6,
36%
427u
44
Coa___
Jan
154
72
200
414
5
Goodyear Tire Sc Rubber Co
174
4
1,200
.
Feb
Feb
19% Feb
1,100
63
43%
-
16%
134
8%
67%
36
59% Mar
13%
__10
(Un
Co
5
10
Jan
10)
43%
41
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134
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6%
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100
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49%
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51%
600
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74
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60%
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6%
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&
Union
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United
Carbon
Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Air Lines
States
45%
900
38%
Feb
45%
Apr
U
39%
200
28%
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39%
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U S Steel
25 4
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234
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600
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13% Mar
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39
26%
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14
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30
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264
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26%
100
22%
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1,500
64
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52%
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42
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74
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16%
300
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16%
5
44
40%
44
500
404 Mar
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61%
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57 4 Mar
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134
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16
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294
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414
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34
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66%
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11%
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65%
66%
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64% Mar
684 Feb
Westinghouse Electric Corp
400
184 Mar
21 %
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554
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69
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21%
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400
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134
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900
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13%
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394
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55
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5
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35 4 Mar
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400
31%
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Medusa Portland Cement
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54 %
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57%
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35 4
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354
20 4
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214
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154 Jan
124 Jan
224
23
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31%
31%
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304
Feb
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10
22 4
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22%
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234
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134
22%
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Apr
12.50
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200
104
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t
7%
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14%
100
1
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Minneapolis
55
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68%
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200
584
Feb
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Woolworth
World
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Yates-American
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
43 4
434
43%
1
31
31
31
5
11%
11%
11%
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50
200
42% Mar
454 Jan
31
32
Jan
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Mar
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600
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121
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118
Apr
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68 4
Apr
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Feb
.
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Financial
(1913)
1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
APRIL
ENDED
19
Thursday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
of Price*
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Admiral
Aeco
Corp
45
485
37*4
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100
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90c
98c
55
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600
Gold
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(Un)Aliis-Chalmers Mfg Co
Alleghany Corp
Airlines Inc
American
17*4
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General
Paint
Apr
A[tr
Feb
3%
Jan
7%
Feb
General
Telephone
35%
Apr
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120"%
Jan
Jan
Apr
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24
24%
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43*4
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77%
548
68%
Feb
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11
Feb
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11
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242
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5
15% Jan
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5
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31
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38
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150
20
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54%
55
725
52%
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65
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14
13%
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537
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38
17
17%
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18
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24%
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41*4 Mar
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48
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48
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470
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1,831
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16
250
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16
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12
12
360
11% Mar
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41%
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266
34% Feb
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33%
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231
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*
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23
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19%
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240
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International
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36%
10
61%
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213
43%
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46 Vb Mar
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
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230
23%
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1.404
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43*8
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3%
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67
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230
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182
44%
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Petroleums
Middle
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59*4
Feb
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235
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112
34
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Apr
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65
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2.300
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27
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130
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39
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Feb
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Jan
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112
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272
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36%
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35%
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195
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26% Mar
37%
704
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38 %
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1
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57%
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442
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4,912
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21
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18%
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American Viscose
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Feb
16%
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66 »A
30
63 Va
Feb
73%
Jan
Jan
341.4
Apr
(Joseph) Co
—-—
A-*
Manufacturing Co
——1
Natco Corp ———5>
30
Feb
16%
16 VB
35
16 Ve
Feb
16%
Jan
Old
15
15
Feb
Feb
Walker
Republic Insurance
,—,—5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
-10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
•
Plymouth Oil Corp—
—5
Rockwell
505
23
Jan
25
Apr
36%
100
35
Feb
36%
Apr
United
80c
1.534
94c
Feb
Vanadium
10
10%
25
Spring & Axle
San Tov Mining —:
79C
__5
10%
436
'9% Mar
101/4
Apr
Alloys
Westinghouse Air
46
141
45%
47%
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
77c
Mar
Jan
16 Vb
—
23%
80c
1
(Un)
Apr
47%
Jan
Feb
49
Pitt
46
|_1
(Un)_-
Insurance
5%
36%
-1
—
Pittsburgh—5
30%
25
j
com
(Un»
Coast
32%
(Un>——
Power
Petroleums
78%
15%
.
,19%
j
#
Washington Water
-
10
Victor
Equipment Co
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
a
5
Corp common—
Universal Consolidated
78%
1
(Un)—,
Plywood Corp_—_Rubber
High
64
39 "4
Jan
___5
:
Low
62%
10
Corp
Industries
28
—
Inc
Range Since Jen. I
High
——8.50
27'«
16'i,
Co
S
Commercial
28%
(Un)
(Un)
Fruit
U S
Continental
Jan
27%
Inc
United
U
113
-10
Aircraft Corp
Lines
United
S
Feb
♦
Air
U
*
__12.50
United
Gas
10:,«alll %
Low
•
56'
(Un)
Union Sugar
United
a)
alll%
Shares
__1
Steel
Co
56%
*
---^..--lO
•—
fur IVeek
of Prices
*
Ludlum
^___25
(Un)___
Oil Co of Calif
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
Columbia Gas System
Union Electric Co
Week's
East
Sale 1'riee
15:%
i
(Un)___
Century-Fox Film
Apr
32%
160
1
(Un)__
Jan
13%
38
39%
33
685
437
7%
15%
28%
14%
37%
15%
10
2.681
13%
30
13%
;__50c
;
Apr
37%
*'
-1
Corp
Products
Warrants
"25%
common
Airlines
Transamerica
TreeSweet
Co
common
Oil
World
1
L—-25
(Un)
(Un)
19% Mar
2%
•'
2%
78
2'A Feb
825
'A
176
Mar
15
757a
Feb
7%
7%
5
7%
Feb
33%
33 7».
6
31%
Feb
29%
5
10c
31%
7c
11c
191
11c
14%
Engineering & Foundry Co—-5
Steel—-—
Brake
2%
76
76
100
Apr
14%
27
5c
14
16
Jan
*2%
Jan
85%
Jan
7%
Jan
37
Feb
26
32,162
14%
18 V# Mar
Ve
31
Jan
%
Apr
Jan
11c
Apr
Feb
17
Jan
41%
41
41
110
3634
Jan
41 %
Aor
29%
29%
30
247
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
58 3b
10
12.50
—
57
58%
4(50
52%
Feb
58%
Apr
%
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE-FOR
'
->
,
Montreal Stock
CMtdlai
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
19
Exchange
'
l ast
STOCKS*
Last
t
Sale Price
-
Par
Abitibi
Power &
Full
Class
Sugar
common.
„
,
Aluminum
4%'V
Co
9
_
Ltd
•
—
of Canada
preferred
Anglo Canadian
4%
i:
Pulp
pfd__ —25
—
50
pfd_—'
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4 %
Argus Corp Ltd common
High
30%
Feb
High
35% Jan
Bathurst
5,710
175
22%
Jan
24
Bell
8%
8%
19
18%
19
125
124
126
Atlas
Corp
Steels
For
_
121% 130%
4.676
35
45%
45%
50%
17%
.
footnotes
•
«ee
page
44.
49
41 %
8% Mar
18%
110
107%
Apr
Feb
Feb
8%
21
,
Low
WNt
Range 8in«e Jan. I
High
Low
130%
23
45
Feb
48
175
£0
Jan
51%
50
40
Feb
46
17%
247
15%
Feb
44%
Jan
4)
25
100
34
3312
35
1.822
27 %
27 %
28%
1,827
5%
%
Brazilian
Jan
British
Feb
British
Mar
18
Apr
Apr
4%%
42%
Jan
5%
29%
35
Apr
24%
Feb
29%
Jan
Jan
40
40
210
38'
42%
Jan
•
common
Traction
—
__
Light &
Bank
Oil
•
Power-
Note
•
common
Jan
a57
a57
15
56
Jan
58%
Jan
32
32%
175
32
Apr
40
Jan
44
5,860
43%
Apr
48%
Jan
5%
5%
1,119
5%
Apr
44
a47
44
90
42%
Jan
45
47 a47%
73
47
Apr
48%
Va
9%
a
4.90 Mar
Apr
Feb
9%
9%
16,132
7%
Jan
29%
29%
25
29%
Apr
33%
Jan
50%
4!) %
50%
5,553
3'A
Feb
50%
Apr
94
94
95
70
90%
Jan
95 % Mar
47
79
•
Co__
Va
43%
£1
-100
Mar
44
50
—
—
-
47
32
—'
■
preferred
-100
preferred
*43%
—50
,.50
preferred
Columbia
80
100
preferred
preferred
4% %
British
59
-
American
50
•
54
55 •% Mar
4
9% Mar
Columbia Elec Co
41 % Mar
Feb
Feb
495
—25
American
4%%
4%
1,270
58
•
preferred
preferred
British
51 'A
57 3 b
—10
Nationale
Pap class A
5%%
Jan
1,880
&
50%
57%
B
Bowater Corp
Apr -
21% Mar
Pow
High
51
—10
Scotia-,
Telephone
*
Apr
4 J
•
Apr
Jin
131%
43
42 %
Class
Jan
51
*
43
—50
_
380
3,670
st21% a21 %
.
Ltd
200
•
130%
•
•
Low
><21
pfd_ -50c
preferred
Nova
Canadlenne
Banque
23%
$2.40 preferred—
$2.50
Asbestos
Kange since Jan. 1
34%
50%
-
Shares
of
23%
%
Kales
•; IbirM
—10
Montreal-
of
Bank
33 %
0
Steel
Bank
for Week
Range
of Price#
%
.'
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Sale#
23
»
A
Algoina
Aluminium
Week'#
33%
—20
__
■
7
1
Low
•
Paper common.^.
preferred
$1.50
Acadia-Atlantic
,
Frl.»
Far
Thursday
Week's
Thursday
:
ITOCU
—50
Forest
Products.
_
•
80
44
47'
Apr
80Va Mar
170
43%
Apr
46
Feb
345
46%
Apr
50
Mar
41
Jan
43
Feb
11 Va
Feb
13%
Jan
47 %
47
42
a42
a42
45
12%
12
12%
2,020
a
2
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
40
(1920)
Monday, April
22.
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Low
Par
preferred
preferred
V/4%
Feb
43
Apr
2.25
550
35
35
67
560
100
100
26%
40
39%
41
105
11 %
Apr
12%
Jan
United
Steel
Feb
55%
Jan
Walker
3.95
Apr
Apr
26%
Jan
Weston
Mar
27%
Jan
Winnipeg
49%
775
3.95
3.90
3.95
6,235
24
1.152
25%
145
28%
28%
300
25%
Feb
29
13
13%
1,001
12%
Apr
16
29
29
50
27%
Jan
30
7%
7%
2,500
9
a7:!»
a7%
50
1
18
18:i4
1,025
m
__
2,347
26% Mar
4% Mar
7%
8
900
33'«
2,335
27%
24'«
24
24 >4
1,660
23%
27%.
28%
855
7%
8
1,200
Ford
8%
865
Jan
10
6,130
25
128%
Feb
2.50
150
26
27
290
26
Apr
31
16
375
14%
Feb
16
Mar
15
15
100
15
14
19%
20%
1,255
29
28:%
29%
2,195
3,600
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
7
25%
Apr
9
Jan
Feb
600
13%
Feb
14
Feb
7%
7%
7%
30
7%
Jan
8
Feb
com
*
_*
301%
30%
30%
944
26% Mar
31
Jan
57
57
58
115
51
Jan
59
Mar
22'%
*
-*
22
23%
19 %
Feb
23%
19,870
Apr
50
49%
50
1,185
39%
Jan
50
Apr
11%
11%
113 4
1,091
11
Feb
12%
Jan
-23%
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•
8
100
a20
a20
8
7%
al25
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a
.
5
al3%
al4
30
30
19
19%
1,413
a73
5
19%
—50
25
Jan
17
Feb
20
Feb
82%
Jan
25
110
25
275
49
85
*
30
19
a
17
1
55%
24
•
29
19
11
795
165
24
1,004
28%
1,247
28
2
y:
'v-W
21
291
Feb
Feb
5
'Apr
55 %
■
A
25%
Jan
Jan
Apr
1.00 Jan
&--■
17
Jan
52%
55%
23%
Jan
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
58
Feb
a'
Jan
27%
Feb
5
1.00
45
17
a
17
5
—•
29%-
*
100
29
101
1
i
62%
Dynamics
%
27%
Apr
33%
101 101%
175
65
39%.
39%.
7
7 'it
475
42
43
2,450
*
1,305
r
Jan
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
I*
22
%
22%
22%
12
21%
18%
21%
7
8,313
B
20%
Smith
Hudson
Bay
18%
34
33%
85 Va
_•
Howard
85
_•
Paper common
Mining
;
$2.25 preferred
Inland
Cement
_
nfd__
Int
Nickel
of
Powders
11
Jan
Mar
Canada
Canada
International Power
Jan
86%
Apr
57%
Jan
600
26%
6,025
45
45
105
90
50
49
49
50%
18
a
108%
a
Apr
41
Feb
89
•
21 Va
50% Mar
3,510
7.50
.
Apr
76
45
»
common
11
18%
'
109
23
•
Mar
2y
Jan
Apr
45% Mar
Jan
94
Jan
16
Jan
a__
Apr
50%
Feb
19%
Apr
a—
Feb
110%
Jan
90% Mar
102%
42%
1,725
Power
Silk
Canadian
Catelli
Food
class
Ltd
ciass
Consol
Div
Sec
Consolidated
Jan
54
A pi-
Jan
Grain
Ltd
(R
alO',4 alO%
*
a9%
a:) %
300
Mar
•
B
pfd__
Ltd
class
Noranda
Mines
Steel
Car
Products
7
9,751
6
Feb
7
Mar
35
82
Feb
86
Feb
48
J»n
Apr
Apr
24%
Feb
23:%
58%
405
23
24
Jan
16 %
750
15
Jan;
16%
Apr
150
20
Jan
21 %
Apr
94'%
94%
94%
10
94
95'%
Jan
26%
610
52%
53%
1,005
32
31
32
1,287
*
23'%
23%
23%
200
115 116%
510
115%
25%
6.00
25
6.30
14,545
Fleet
.
_ —
_
„
Motor
of
Hydro-Electric
Class A
6%
Co Ltd
Securities
MacLaren
Melchers
Moore
&
Mussens
Royal Bank of Canada.Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
class
—1.10
HI*
100
29%
661
44
47%
30
28%
Jan
Feb
57%
Jan
Mar
35
Jan
21% M-ar
25
Jan
120
Mar
100
4.70
Jan
Apr
39
55%
52
11
Jan
_
Red
Ltd
51
1.25 Mar
34
15
34
36
-'%%■
1.55
-
I
Feb
Apr
36
Apr
Feb
39%
Jan
18%
Apr
27'%
Apr
25
Jan
36
37 %
2,662
18%
18%
160
27
27
25
23
Mar
23
23
23%
25
21
Jan
%
28%
V
27
18%
Apr
28'%
210
28
Feb
'
31% Mar
28
28
175
28
Apr
30%
Jan
90c
28
90c
200
Jan
69 100%
1,725
Premier
Steel
United
Co
41
57
Jan
14%' Jan
16
Apr
7%
1
16
Anr
170
14t^
a
Feb
10%
Jan
Apr
8%
8%
8%
1,000
19%
19%
300
80
Co
pfd-
8%
Feb
al2
32W
5
_
.A,
'
28%
28%
60
l50
48
48%
100
-50
a66
a66
6
10
*
—
fit
100
*
15% Mar
Apr
13%
:
42 /v
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
47
Js.n
50
Feb
66 %
Feb
5'%
64'/a Mar
■-
5
Jan
-•
Jan
V
12%
Jan
,
Jan
;
Jan
t
5
128
77
Feb
136
39
900
36%
Apr
40
128
1.175
104 Va
Jan
I 134
Apr
20
63%
Jan.
'75
Apr
125
'•a74% 1a74%
22%
22 %
a
•
-
-
'
"
24
Mar
365
126
•'
■
•
bs
25
570
•
Apr
320
128
☆
1
6 i
Jan
5
37% V.
39
B._.
—
Jan
20
126
*
Ltd^
(L E>
Apr
all
5
'■
class
52 V-
'.
22'%
Feb
126
'
'
,
*23%
Jan
8
Apr
10%
Ja.i
40c
Apr
70c
Apr %
22%
550
8%
10% Mar
645
20.700
8
t
18
'
■
Apr
A
•
1934
20
*
-
34
12%
all
~l5
pxd
: .
Feb
13%
109
com
'
Jan
14
25
13'2
Jan
Apr
10%
,
1590
13%
52 rvrv 51
84
76%
46%
63
_H''
Ltd
Jan
28%
43
al8
Pow Co L- <i
21
125
62
*
Feb
19% Mar
325
a!8
•'
;
Ltd——
9
%
80
a
32%
Jan
Feo
7
12%
33%
76%
10
—
7%
100
1
B
16
19%
class
6'«
'
16
—
Ltd
Apr
Apr
Power 6%
Corporations
4.50
Jan
Traders Finance Corp class A—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co—
Waterman Pen
Apr
55 Va
Ltd——
Union Gas of Canada
Feb
4.50
41
Ltd
Southern Canada
107%
14
1st preferred-
Mills
l.OJ
Apr
14
N C part 2nd pfd
Industries
Mar
a54% a54%
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Russell
7jc
99
a40% a40%
*
Paper Co
Ltd_
sinking fund
Power Corp 6%
Mining and
<
Apr
OH Stocks—
Alscope Exploration Ltd
"
Anacon Lead
6.60
Apr
69
Mar
10 %e
11c
—20c
1.70
1.70
1.77
17c
i-OC
2.10
1
Mines. Ltd—.
Barvallee Mines Ltd—
Mining.!
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd--^
Oil
&
17c
Feb
1.75
■*
Feb
2.Id
Jan
85c
1 75
Jan
35c
Jan
32c
Apr
Apr
14c
Jan
6c
18c
19c
\
58c
51c
1
a46c
.
50c
8c
■*
14'%c
9,500
18c
*
»
Jan
lie
"
;
*
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S5c
Jan
23c
Jan
13c
Apr
24c
-Feh 4"
33c
Feb
Apr
18c
Mar
15c
r"
16c
14,200
25.c
,!
24c
25c
31,967
-
6 %c
6%c
7'->c
51,700
.6'/ac
31c
31c
34c
14.000
20c
Feb
15c
Jan
Apr *
Jan
40c
900»
1.50
Apr
8c
I.500
-
Mar
54c
24.150
8c
a50c
Apr
.1
_1
*
Jan
20%
trust...*
Refining Corp
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd voting
j;
Jan
Jan
Mar
1.75
2.200
18c
8c
a
30c
Apr
16
7,500;
7c
14 %c
55c
.1
17c
45.890
2.00
Feb
'
18c
1
Bellechasse
Bonnyville
Arwr
Apr
1.40
325
18c
-
i
Beatrice Red Lake .Gold
32c
5.500
6%c
1
1—
2.10
17'/«
1.55
1.75 >
1
Batemah Bdy
11c
Mar
10c
»
17%
■
1
-
6,-
1.96
.1
——
-_1
Bandowan
Apr
20c
3.600
2'.c
Jan
7%C
8.100
Band-Ore GokT Mines Ltd
-
-
~
Bornite Copper Corp..
Bouscadiilac
Gold
Mines
Ltd—.
Mines
,1
Burchell,Mines Ltd
Calalta
Petroleums
Ltd—
1
Uranium Mines Ltd.,—
.1
Campbell Chibougamau Min«s Ltd—— 1
Admiral
Oils
Oil
Ltd—
Co
11,800
1 1.35
1.35
700
65c
8c
all %
31
7.75'
"
V
45c
Lithium Mines Ltd
5:%
Jan
31%
Apr
0
1.600
1
Ltd
71c
77c
Feb
°5
45c
13%
—
Jan
57c
*Feb
Feu
^
IIV2C Mar
F«b
i>.s#0
7.85
7.85
107
...
Jan
7.90
'
7 Va
5'% Mar
63c
2,000
*
preferred.
Petroleums
Feb
l.o2
7'%c Jan
1.000
5%
Apr
1.30
24
3.00J
5%
Jan
66c
Jan
1.25 Feb
50
7.75
Jan
1.50
Feb
1.00
5.050
'7.20
Feb
18 %c
Feb
30c
150
8c
all%
Apr
80c
36c
-
A^r-
Ltd—
3
Canalask Nickel
31
8c
I
700
45c
Common.—-,
5%
1.05
8c
1.000
1.00
—
Ltii_I__.—_2
(Dunsmufri
Collieries
66c
1.05
*
Calumet
Atlantic
13c
86c
—25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd...
500
13c
83c
1
—
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—
-
86c
__1
Ltd.—
Canadian
6.50
80c
Apr
8.35
Feb
1
34c
34c
35c
3.000
31c
4-2c
39c 42 %c
II.700
39c
Mar
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
__..-l
5.25
5.60
13.600
1
45c
Feb
1
-
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jail.
•
Mines Ltd.;
—
Feb
IS
Feb
16%
Feb
19'%
Apr
Canuba Mines Ltd
Feb
18%
Jan
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd——
Carnegie Mines Ltd—.
64
Mar
72%
Jan
Cartier-Malartic
1.570
16
Jan
19%
Jan
Celta
4
400
13
16
16%
3,700
96%
50
Gold
Mines
Mar
15%
Jan
Central-Del
18%
Jan
Central
95
97'%
Jan
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
Rio
Leduc
Oils
Oils
5.10
3 DO
Jan
46c
5.65
Mar
Apr"
1
25c
25c 25%c
3,(500
25c
Apr
55c
Jan
1
42c
40c
42c
2.700
34c
Feb
54c
Jan
.•
13 %c
Feb
Lld_____l
3c
13.200
13c
1.9c
Jan
3c
1c
36.100
3c
Apr
11c
Mar '
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7c
7',2c
4.500
Re
J^n
8^
9.00
Development & Min Co Ltd
15% Mar
Jan
16.500
1
Apt-
Jan
1.000
32c
lie
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd -A
Mar
80
7%c
25c
1
18
17>/4
47c
7 %c
——J—. 1
Anthonian Mining Corp—
Arcadia
Nickel
Corp Ltd
43
Jan
40c
7%'C
*
Mines Ltd—
Baker Talc Ltd
46c
1
I
Oils Ltd.
14 3
96%
1.25
34
-.50
Northern Quebec Power Co.
14
16i,a
1.25
34
5
29%
27'%
Feb
3,286
Apr
105
Devonian
78
16%
70
65
17
7%
Canadian
6
71%
.
Jan
Jan
1.25
"
alO
Feb
150
16%
Feb
10
a9
Jan
1.166
69%
Feb
10%
7%
12
76
69%
50c
Jan
5% Mar
50
59
18%
a
Feb
6
.
800
Apr
Jan
18%
a76
50c
10
109
157
,
170
Apr
41
18
160
Jan
common—*
Ltd
Newfoundland Light «fe
Bouzon
Mar
18%
ig7
preferred
oafr?
i»i/,
•
common
25
Mar
18
100
A
'
18
•
*
29%
38'%
?
Apr
Apr
<
70
"
Mills
Rice
Canada
Canadian
29 %
Jan
47
Ltd—
Paper
Ontario
Royal
Jan
25
Apr
Feb
4.50
Corp Ltd common
45%
750
7%
4.00
Feb
70
■
(Walter M)—
Power
41%
1.165
Jan
169
Corp.—
part
Distilleries
Minnesota &
Canadian
42
3.85
v
4.50
preferred
Alfred
Lowney Co Ltd
Canadian
11%
a55c
.*
London Canadian Investment Corp
Apr
11
34
—»
(Can)
Foundation
Inc
Jan
42
58
*
—
Paints
convertible
13
11
34
3.50
6
36
—
Investment
25 %
I—*
36
^20
A__
class
Can
-
Apr
Feb
_I_IIII5o
291
a9
*
—
Co
International
Mar
495
;
Feb
Feb
5
125
47
4.50
22
69
1,100
6%
4.00
6
70
_
Goodyear Tire /e Rubber of Can Ltd
12
53 %
Jan
29
3.25 Mar
42
Foreign Pwr Sec Corp Ltd ex stk div.._*
900
52
*
19%
Apr
Jan
6%
'
Jan
Mar
18
4.00
'
Feb
17%
24
7u0
99
526
68
3 50
14
26-.
102 v
•
29%. Mar
Jan
60
3.40
A._——»
13
52
al9
28'%
/;
21%
1,630
28
Apr
Feb
/14% Mar
a8
1-49
—' _-—
class
Co
Mfg Ltd
Ford
43
69
18 %
Apr
-
a55c
*
25%
•
a
Jan
5 %
Apr
14
.10
23%
Jan
lo %
'
*
12 %
1,170
23
Jan
Apr
I Mar
29%
125
650
/
1.20
39%
5%
100
15%
V
Oilcloth <te Linoleum
13
"
29'%
a8
Engineering Works Ltd
Federal. Grain
42%
•
1
Cement
23'a
52%
,
fonfriotAc
Apr
Jan
23 %
23 3 4
~*
Paper class A
Ft
75
46%
95
21%
—III
—
Corp
Jan
110
a24
6.10
Company
preferred
Lawrence
1,135
47 %
16
_•
(Canada)
Lawrence
75
47%
21%
III—*
Company (James) —1111111*
(A V)
72%.
a23%
<
16
„
preferred
Quebec-Power
75
47 %
a23 %
21%
——«
—
common
5%
5%
Jan
25%.
common—
Provincial Transport
St
Apr
35
»
of Canada—
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
St.
45
Mar
26
;
common
Corp
4%%
Jan
28
H_I*
Ltd—
—
Powell River
Holland
44
615
•
Placer Development
Roe
202
32
100
Corp
Page>4lersey Tuoes
Robertson
18% Mar
a50
9
•
___
Ogllvle Flour Mills
Power
Jan
a45
8% Mar
82 %
•
Steel
Rights
18
~_I•
common
National
Penmans
Apr
Va Mar
50
6%
•
Locomotive
preferred
Ontario
10 %
150
18%
a
82 %
50
A
B
Morgan & Co
4%"%
a50
_ioo
5% %
Breweries
Class
Jan
Jan
•
McColl Frontenac Oil
Montreal
9
19
100
common
Preferred
Molson
Mar
31%
*
MacMlUan
55
18
a9%
al8
29%
IlOc
Ameranium Mines Ltd—.,
Ltd....
"5%
•
High
Feb
'
34
Alta Mines Ltd
Lawrence Power.
MacKinnon Struct Steel common
8
—
Dominion
Altex
Lower St.
,V' 2,625
*
L)_—
Apr
*
8%
42
%%
Paper Corp Ltd
preferred-.
Apr
280
100
8 %
85c
!
Consolidated Textile Mills Ltd—
58%
18%
32
■'
■
^
A
Low
1,02a
3.40
—
class
Rarge Since Jan. t
High
52,100
28%
*
59%
Mersey Paper
Apr
'
Feb
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Apr
28%
Sales
1.20
——
Standard
Jan
class
Apr
15%
r,
34'%
•
-%-i.
Preferred
47%
Bloedel
Apr
24
JiO
Shares
15%
-
.
u
——
47%
&
I
7
for Week
al3:,4 al3%
■
#'•
A
Preferred
1,230
18%
•'
>si
4,210
Bros
"" Apr
4.65
Exchange
Week's
*
B_
—
298
Lewis
Jan
23
275
28%
of l'riees
nH. H
—
Class B
59%
II
12
1.10
:
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Corp class
Co Ltd
Claude Neon General Advert cl A.
58 %
A___
50 *
Range
al9
Ltd
Inv
Paper
Products
Ltd
Cinzano
&
Products
298
(John)——
••
nzr 1
Westinghouse
57%
class
74
Fe b
19%
Apr
Jan
Fnnde
15%
'
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Ltd
Co_
Canadian
57%
Acceptance
28%
-1
Sugar—
Canadian
58
50
•:
"•
Marconi
59
Lines
'
•
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Investments
5
Laurentide
16%
leo
Feb
Feb
Jan
Dan
94%
159
54
Feb
47%
3,999
ai)2 »94%
52%
Apr
6%
87
50
104%
93
52%
12%
Feb
41%
315
al2
12
Mar
5%
50
Z-ll'
Gen
5
Ltd
'2
2.75
341%
Dredge'& Dock Co Ltd--.
Interprovincial
Labatt
100
8%-0\
Canadian
International Utilities Corp common
Pipe
22%
1.15
preferred..-.20
5%
Dominion
&r
Mount
1,697
29
*
com
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
67
..2
Jan
:
9.00
14% Mar
1,035
—,
Stores Ltd
Company
Jan
4,815
10
Bronze
21%
33
'
International
43% Mar
26
940
5%
50
Feb
Jan
54%
100
__
Jan
Apr
11%
6,386
12%
50
____
$4.60 preferred
$2,75 preferred
Jan
8
%
5%
•
39%
38%
35
28%
£1
common.—.
Apr
V
22
21%
85
Feb
65
12%
12%
_5
Corp
Apr
Jan
53%
54%
Indust Accept
103
Jan
37% Mar
680
Home Oil class A——
30
53
205
42%
Paper Co Ltd
Jan
100% Mar
795
62%
5
;
common
29
_•
Class
2,350
.71
4.10
.."■..-.''I
Dominion
Apr
25
25
30%
Mar
49%
all
—
16'%
Apr
71%
Jan
79%
25
1
Jan
9%
133% Mar
30
49%
•
__20
al.00
Wares
49
5%
Timber
&
Bros Ltd
Eeaubran
—_I_-—
5' ;■
140
a75
_•
•
Feb
21
250
13%
30
a
common--—3Vp
Jan
19%
7% Apr
133% Mar
2,980
125
a5.00
Motors
Fto
Low
fit-
Canadian
14
all
Steel
42%
60
•
7.50 Mar
Lasl
Canadian
14
u5.00
Lakes
100
3.85
28%
—
Belgium
14
Gatineau Power common
Great
Mar
al4% al4%
Beatty
Brown
33
19%
615
—
common
Lumber
Lambert
General
Feb
98
% 22%
—
Anglo-Nlld Development Co Ltd
Apr
9.50
7,225
7
Motors
General
Jan
60
72 %
Gas—-
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd-.
22
28%
12%
'
Ltd
Abitca
Mar
18
25 %
—;
49
2,415
135
yy
15%
-
Par
Apr
3.50
2.50 Mar
al.00
preferred
icj
65%
2,a25
Sale Price
Ja,i
16
7
—
Central
STOCKS
Jan
L.-.
12
Foundation Co of Canada
5%
56% Mar
8.25
Canadian
11% Apr
Feb
24
(T Hj 4.16% pfd
Players Canadian Corp
General
Jan '
7.80
Thursday
*
common
B
47
Canadian Stock
Jan
-7
class A pfd
Praser Cos Ltd
Zellers
Jan
25
—
Class B—
class
100
2,175
>.
IOC
—
all
O
20% Jan
43%
!
74
Worts—
Jan
22
Apr
;
42%
16
Corp
«Geoi
55
;:^0%
320
59 /% 60
7.90
&
v«
17%
63%
42%
—
Jan
32%
11%
20
Estabrooks
Famous
2,275
18
133
Apr
"
—
—
21%
18%
—
Apr
26%
7'A
Heating Products class A—*
&
8
Apr
12%
—
Jan
98 %
Apr
Feb
26%
Ltd
—
47%
20 %
131
Jan
28 % Mar
25
new
Feb
59
Jan
11%
Chemical common—*
Electroliflt Corp
Enamel
80
33
32%
25%
15
Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec common
Match
Jan
32%
;
pfd
Ltd
Eddy Paper Co
80
11 "4
Dow
Eddy
1,975
7%
preferred
Ai
10
54%
Jan
5
33
2
—2.50
—
*
preferred-,
Preferred
19%
a75
-
.10
Dominion Textile common
Bros
15 "8 Mar
18
a75
32%
common
Stores
Oils
Bank—
8% Mar
2.50
Steel
480
131
—100
Li
pfd——
19% Mar
17:,i
o.,-
.25
& Coal
Dominion Tar &
Donohue
Jan
7%
—
&
47%
131
'
32%
Dominion Glass common
Red
7 % Mar
12% Jan
31)2
18
I50
—
Foundries
47%
131
High
Jan
._25
26
Dairies
Apr
81
Feb
13%
24
'
Corsets——
47
1.381
Jan
25
Triad
Apr
23%
26%
Exploration
7%
45
2.95
—
Dominion Bridge
Coal 6%
Dominion
"V.
23%
•
■
Dominion Steel
150
25%
_.
Seagrams
Dominion
:
Jan
—_
Webb & Knapp:
Jl'%
49:%
11 %
49%
43
65%
Gooderham
Feb
11%.
__io
preferred.
Crown Zclierbach
Power
Apr
-
185
47%
Canada
38
24
:
of
Co
Jan
25
;
.Canada
Steel
29
Textile——,
Dominion
Southern
1,079
—
B
Dominion
Mar
%
33
Smelting
Glass
Dominion
Mar
55
Toronio-Dominion
———
Corbys class A
Dome
107
Mar
37
43 %
——
94
'
Distillers
Jan
48% Mar
92%
43
20%
Southam Co
Jan
—
Combined Enterprises
Class
Feb
Apr
92
Farm Equipment—
Consolidated
29
42
28
Canadian Vickers
Consumers
Jan
Jan
101
87%
Apr
43
common—
105
*
98
Simpsons Ltd
35%
!I£o
Railway
Breweries
Sicks'
Steinberg's 5 % %
1955
Ltd
Jan
.100
pfd_r_
90% Mar
100
—. _.—
24% Mar
92
Jan
lj.0
18%
preferred -
26
92
89
98
"Low
•
Canada—
of
Mar
~—-—
Pacific
Apr
30
Feb
98
.
Williams
23
Companies common-
Consol Mining &
Mar
%' e
7' i>
15
Celanese common
w.
—
$1.75 series
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian Cottons 6%
preferredCanadian Husky Oil
Canadian Industries common
Petrofina
100
4
Sherwln
1,600
Canadian Bronze common
Co^kshutt
Mar
Hcgh
87%
—
preferred———-~ _50
.50
preferred
—
51
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4%
23%
Breweries common
$1.25 preferred —
-—-
Canadian
Jan
Apr
67
common-
51
Rights
—
3.00
35%
Apr
25
20
107
105
Series A
A
23%
51
Canadian
Warrants
1.435
26%
—
Steamship common
preferred —.
—-—
Preferred \
113
Class
—26
—
Canadian Bank of Commerce——
Canadian Oil
2,222
27%
——
99
29%
Jan
Shares
86%
87 "2
Shawinigan Water L Power common
46% Mar
46%
Jan
62
27
29%-
Range
of Prices
Par
Mar
29%
30
100
.100
common—
—
2.00
25
66
._10
Canada
5%
41
732
—20
preferred——
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canada
1.591
44%
35
.—
Canada Malting common,
4%%
46
44
for Week
Last
High
44%
67
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Lpw
2.00
———-——100
-
High
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
44%
25
19
STOCKS
Shires
46
Power
,i
British Columbia Telephone——Bruck Mills Ltd class B_—
Building Products ...
Calgary Power common
Columbia
British
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Ptice
WEEK
FOR
Sales
r.oo
100
9.00
Apr
9.00
Apr
*
9.00
8.90
9.30
4.200
6.75
Jan
9.50
Apr
_1
11c
11c
11c
1,000
27c
Jan
Ltd—.
i
Ltd
:
13c 14 %c
IOV2C Mar
Aur
Number 563L.
Volume 185
T/i« Commercial und FinfVnctaIf ChYonitf.e
;
(1921)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Chibougamau
Jaculet
Ltd
_75c
Cleveland Copper Corp.
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Consol
Central
Consolidated
Consol
Cadillac
Denison
Halliwell
Consul
Queoec
Continental
Mines
Daine
Mining
Corp
Ltd—
Del
Rio
Dome
Mines
Ltd..
Oils
13c
24%
200
14c
15c
6,000
2.70
2.70
2.70
300
;
2_
East
2,500
3.40
34.500
7%c
10c
2,000
9 Vac
14c
15C
1,500
11c
24c
Feb
Jan
48c
Mar
Weedon
Wendell
Mineral
Jan
Westburne Oil
Feb
Western
12c
Mar
15c
56c
1.000
44V'ac
Jan
6.350
4.70
Jan
6.75
400
Jan
2.70
13
13
125
26c
-
26c
1,500
21c
18c
22c
22,600
18c
15c
20c
20c
500
3.20
3.70
61,000
18c
Westville
12-is Mar
13
26c
Apr
4.r>o
100
50c
53c
3,400
Eastcm
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
3.35
3.15
3.40
24,600
_—1
42c
42c
49c
16 %c
l(ic
10c
26,500
13.500
28c
—1
1
18c
18c
18c
2.500
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
35
38%
2.375
33 Ti
Feb
42%
Jan
18C
Feb
25c
Sol
Gold
Empire
Fab
&
Met?.l
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Inc
—
Ltd—
Mines
Falconbridge
—
Minerals
Nickel
—
Mines
Ltd
38
Mining & Exploration Inc_^ ZZZZi
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—. .—1
Fano
Fontana
Mines
Francoeur
Gold Mines
Frobisher
Fundy
Ltd
Bay
Gaspe
Golden
Oils
Age
Grandines
Gui-Por
38.300
9c 10%c
10.000
19 tic 19tic
2.50 *
_•
I,000
Feb
5.20
Feb
54,300
41
325
1.00
1.10
11,710
42 %c
42c
44c
12,000
—_1
5%c
5%c
5%c
2,000
5c
Apr
bC
Feb
95c
99c
ZZZi
31,400
91c
Mar
1.05
2.93 '
Jau
2.93
2.98
600
Jan
2.98
Apr
15c
18c
18.000
15c
Feb
27c
*36c
3 be
2.000
31c
Mar
36c
Products Ltd
97c
—
Ltd—
Metal
Ltd—
Mines
1
Ltd
15c
1
,
Toronto Stock
3.00
Feb
80c
Jan
1.75
8c
STOCKS
Feb
3.00
i
Ltd
!
Ltd
1
19 tic
Apr
Apr
Acme
22,500
lie
Jan
30c
Mar
"9c
4,000
6c
Jan
11c
Apr
28c
31c
3,500
25c
Feb
_i
—
9c
20
%
19%
12c
10,000
12C
"10c-
201
11,000
500
I
:
Jan
Aconic
Mining
Advocate
Agnew
Heva
Copper
Gold
Hollmger
Mines
Lake
1
Ltd—————.'1
Cons Gold
Hudson-Rand
Indian
Ltd
Corp
Gold
Mines
Mines
Mines
45c
Feb
Jan
Alba
Jan
Alberta
7c
12c
38.200
7 tic
10c
21c
Jan
27-;;
2,000
7c
Apr
27
28
2.47a
23 ti
Feb
28
'42c
57c
37c
Jan.
65c
3,000
11 tic
Apr
23c
Jan
——1
12c
Jan
debentures
Algoma Steel
Apr
79c
24c
24c
25c
8.20 )
16c
Jan
1
46c
40c
Jan
34c
40c
4.000
32c
Jan
54c
Jan
Amalgamated
Ftp
13c
Jan
American
Leduc
American
Mines
Kontlki
Ltd
Lead
voting
l iu»b__
Mines
Ltd—
Zinc
7c
.-1
tic-
9c
98,100
tic
12c
12c
500
11c
Mar
20
.
20 '4
400
18V4
Feb
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Mining <fe Exploration
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
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Co.. _.l
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2.60
Uranium
Mines
Ltd."—
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Merrill
Mines
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Lcu__"
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5,500
1.55
1,400
16c
16c
1
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7C
7c
2,500
1,00 J
91 ti
6a5
39c
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Mining Corp of Canada Ltd..—;—
38c 39 tic
1.71
1.50
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Uranium Exploration
Montgary Explorations Lid
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Goldvue
Ltd__T_.
Superior Oils
New
33c
31c
North
American
North
American
Northspan
Obalski
(1945>
Okalta
Oils
Corp
Uranium
Pacific Petroleums
Palo
Cons
Pennbec
Permo
4%'*,
Phillips Oil
10c
17,000
Dome
Apr
20c
Apr-
27c
Apr
8.50
8.55
20c
21c
17,500
2.65
2.79
26 800
1.70
6.400
:
1.25
2.30
33c
9.50
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Mines
22
25
•7.470
25c
25c
1,009
1
4.95
4.95
35c
a41c
3.85
100
Tazin
Tib
Cons
75c
1
Mines
Ltd
Aubelle
2.40
1.40
Class
Mar
132
130
4,355
107
Feb "
130
46
415
Mar
Jan
3.90
Jan
1.85
1.25 Mar
16c
94.900
6c
50r
Bankfleld
Apr
Barnat
Barvue
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jila
r
77c
Jan
Jan
Class
Beatty
Apr
8.00
Jan
7c
12c
Jan
32c
2,000
30c
Apr
42c
Jail
Bibis
14c
5.000
12c
Mar
22c
Jan
Bicroft
400
28c
17%
Arr
Jan
6.25
Apr
Jan
1.20
Feb
213/«
Apr
3.35 Mar
4.P0 Jaa
Apr
57c
Jan
Warrants
Bidcop
Black
12c
Mar
30c
Jan
10c
Jan
42c
Mar
Bouscadillac
Apr
60c
Jari
Bouzan
Bordulac
CANADIAN
STOCK
HART
16%
Bridge
Bright
EXCHANGE
Britalta
*
18
41
Apr
43
175
44
Jan
Apr
50
,
Jan
Feb
190
Hc
5,500
10c
Jan
18c
Jan
12
12
200
12
Jan
11
12
149:
10
Mar
40
4314
117
16c 18 VaG-
11c
10c
42%
24,500
12c
5,259
31
12
Jan
12 % Mar
Mar
43'A
90
Jan
117
14%
Apr
Apr
15
1,098
7
Jan
f-15%
27%
Apr
28
2.PQ6
24
Feb
29%
84c
.
94c
193,600
______1
—
530
20%c
9%c lOVaC
23c
1
21c
Mar
9c
Jan
1.16 Mar
Jan
17c
Feb
21c
Apr
39c
Jan
10c
Apr
21c
Jan
15
15
200
*
4.00
4.00
125
75c
500
75c
8c
9c
2,000
8c
16%
17 'A
2,370
15% Mar
20%
33%
34%
80
32
41
2.69
2.95
19,025
51
3,448
—
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1.70
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1
17
1
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—50c
2.85
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—
50%
10
57
—_
57
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747
32c
1,700
10c
2,000
1.60 Mar
13
2.01
Jan
4.00
15
Feb
Jan
Apr
1.10
Jan
Mar
12 Vac
Jan
Mar
2.40
Jan
Feb
4.75
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.30
Jan
47
Feb
54% Jan
55%
Feb
59
Jan
35c
Jan
23%c Feb
9c
Feb
12 %c Mar
—1
32c
31c
36c
10,400
30c
Feb
45c
1
60c
53c
60c
7,208
53c
Apr
84c
Jan
72c
—
_—
74c
17,300
67c
Feb
75c
Jan
———.——;.r.
Ltd
75c
72c
——
Paper class
77c
35,100
62c
34c
36c
26,500
25c
9%c
Mines
&
58
31c
10c
—.——.—
10c
7,000
8c
A
Jan
Jan
90c
Feb
47c
Mar
12c
Jan
Mar
Jan
57
Co
—Z—III 1
Apr
60
32%
Apr
40
1.26
Feb
1.89
Jan
5%
100
5%
Feb
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Jan
1.30
1.40
4,200
26c
30c
8,000
14%
150
—1
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;
51
70
19,115
14'%
common
—[-
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55
1.41
5%
_*
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57
32%
1.31
1.32
2.16
2.14
2.30
71,810
1.70
1.74
2.100
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43%
43 %
44%
9.901
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2.10
2.0T
2.15
3.300
——
20 %c 22 Vac
378.700
21c
1
—1
7 Vac
9%C
8,500
2.25
2.38
9,311
1.30
2.34
1
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,_1
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*
-1
1.40
8,050
1.05 Mar
Apr
Jan
1.75
Jan
26c
lApr
40c
Jan
16
Apr
17
Jan
1.58
Feb
2.32
1.62 Mar
%
1.71
1.93
Apr
Feb
43
46
Apr
Jan
%
Jan
2.75
Jan
20c
Jan
32c
Feb
5%c
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
2.65
Jan
90c
Feb
1.60 Mar
Mar
1.75
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Mines
14c
10c
11c
20,000
8%c
70c
Jan
Mar
Feb
12 %c
14c
1,000
12c
Mar
18 %c
Jan
45,854
75c
Feb
1.55
Jan
47 %
47%
45
43 %
Feb
7%c
50
__
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;
1,200
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16 %
175
9%
9%
14,459
5.00
334
17%
18
250
47c
50c
8,500
2.75
1
—
2.980
4.HO
—
—
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11.500
90c
16
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5.00
85c
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4.65
5.00
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*
common
3.10
16,530
50%
10,005
3.75
Jan
48V'4 Mar
10c
Feb
Feb
Jan
5.45 Mar
70c
Mar
95c
Jan
15'A
Jan
18
Jan
7V.
Jan
9% Mar
4.40
Feb
4.50 Mar
15Tb
42c
20
Jan
66c
Mar
Feb
Jan
1
Columbia
50%
49
240
91
Jan
95% Mar
42
42
90
42
Jan
44
12%
12%
12%
4,835
11%
Feb
13%
15 %
15%
1,930
14 V*
Jan
16% Mar
15%
—
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•
Petroleum
15%
1.930
13 V*
Jan
15%
45
45%
1,^70
41
Feb
43%
45
673
43
Mar
%
3.25
2.60 Mar
Jan
50 %
Apr
Electric—
preferred
—_——_
—
94
100
preferred
-50
Columbia Forest Products——*
British Columbia
P. Q.
1.12 Jan
Jan
89c
Oil
Class
JOHN'S,
Feb
8%c
13c
common
warrants.
American
British
2-4545
70c
4,950
;
83c
4%%
Office:
25c
10,100
10c
13c
——
Cordage class
(TGi
1,250
1.04
85c
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Petroleums
Tank
32c
99c
_1
——-----
,
Ltd—^—
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27c
9%c
99c
•
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&
32c
-
—
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QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUT1MI-ST.
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113
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Hill
15% Mar
.90
50
10
1
—__1
class
British
Phillips Square
York "City, MUrray
1,525
41
.
Apr
Apr
.'—
—— —-
Brazilian
West, Montreal
18
41
49%
Corp 5 % % pfd
Gold Mines————
Erantford
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
New
17 V4
*
_50
8,500
Mines
Bralsaman
Brilund
St.
Feb
Feb
Scotia_____—
Mines
Bralorne
&
1.65
13%c Jan
Jan
Uranium.——
18c
STOCK
Apr
2.20
—
Gold
117.200
Branch
117,350
7c
4,500
Mines
Bay
Bonville
244.200
1203
15.000
—_____________——
30c
Branch:
9c
2.10
25% Mar
Apr
53c
Dame
8c
1.85
22% Mar
44,100
Urjiniiun
40c
MONTREAL 8TOCK
100
8c
Mining
Yukon
26c
TORONTO
Feb
24
Jan
40c
Mines
Bevcon
43 c
SAVARD
Jan
94c
8,300
77c ' Feb
"
?tc
49 500
13
49c
500
80c
Jan
Q\y?bec Mines..-— _—;U
Telephone ———
Bethlehem Copper Corp_—__——
1,500
2,575
Feb
11% Mar
12 %
24
16c
Belcher Mining
20.500
Jan
51 Va
Jan
—
7c
29c
Feb
16%
Jan
24c
Lumber
Beaver
6.50
3.50
Jan
37c
Bell
18c
Jan
2.00
21c
13% Mar
12
Pelleterre
27c
•
25c
Beaucage
Leaver Lodge Uranium———
Jan
3.40
5.35
Feb
Jan
32 %
Bros
Apr
•
Apr
1.40
50
75c
B
19c
3.15
4.80
12e
480
2.10
Beattie-Duquesne
74c
27c
20c
Jan
Apr
64c
t~6
1.93
Power
Mar
6.520
38,500
200
Mines
Uranium
R5c
2.309
13,582
19c
8,850
Petroleums Ltd
10c
1.20
1.80
Jan
30c
Consolidated
Metals
Base
2Lr00
'6.25
5.10
1.66
1.98
68c
Exploration
6.40
3.50
5.00
Apr
14c
Mirues
Barymin
23.000
;1
Jan
1.42
1.J55
Mines
Jan
Jan
74c
13c
70c
9,333
30c
Mines
Nova
10c 10'ic
30c
Apr
127,700
—50
Mines
65c
6.35
Feb
32c
41c
•
______
Apr
18ti
15Ti Mar
650
29c
65c
Montreal
Bankeno
20c
Feb
50
.
Jan
17 %c
1
Mines
Bank
25c
Jan
11.209
16
a
15c
__——•
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Apr
1.25
Jan
54c
16
3,000
Jan
common——____—*
Jan
2.28
80c.... Feb
12c
48%
1.50
12
Apr
Feb
1.42
80c
Apr
44Ta
-32c
B
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B
Packers class A—:—.*
;
—
Eritish
Columbia
Power
British
Feb
1
:
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Bata
1,700
Resources
Mines
preferred
Baska
215'r
-
108%
1.70
20c
Bailey Selburn Oil & ®as class A
Apr
1:05
1
44
Apr
3,750
18V4
75c
Fabric
30c
pate
15%
122
—•—1
Mines
Gold
Auto
Apr
21 ti
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Jan
35c
Mines
•Bowater
For
Apr
8
126
45%
*
Electric
3.45
1.11
West 44th St.,
95%
•"
;—
Auto
8,80
5.50
1
65
Jan
5,955
———
River
Apr
21%
Local
10
15 '/a
17'/2C 17 Vac
Artists Productions.———1
Gold
Aunor
Jan
.1
.
92
Jan
24
95 %
11,715
10
Aumacho
1.98
14.209
——1
Notre
Jan
Mar
■
23%
130
1.
Aumaque
8.60
14c
230
Jan
1.70
50c
124
1
Corp
Atlin-Ruffner
800
32c
MEMBERS:
Feb
Fob
\>35c
23
125 Vb
——.__50
Mines—
Steels
5,000
7c
L*
-
1.25
1.85
95%
100
Warrants
45c
.1
.1
Ltd——
Feb
Jan
—r—-1
Debentures
Atlas
3.30
51c
6.50
•'
23 V*
•
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Associated
3.80
a
—1
Ltd-
5,120
B
Bathurst
Mines-1
Exploration
5.00
45c
Jan
Stanleigh Ur»niurn Min-ng Corp..1
Mines- Ltd—
Class
43C
71c
Lake "Mines
500
48c
'
1.50
88c
15
,
Metals
Ashdown
3.15
ic%c
Tacne
Ascot
8.60
Crest Gol-i Min°*—__*
Sullivan
Arjon
of
Feb
Jan
38c
43c
Rocky Petroleums Ltd_
J.__50c
SherritUGordon Mines Ltd——I
Tarbell
1.45
48c
-
*
preferred
Gold Mines
of
15c
*
Ltd
2,200
common—.i-,,.preferred
Banff
17c
51c
Gas
Jan
1.6Q
1.45
£2.40
Bank
Apr
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd__'_. 1
&
Feb
20b
Corp
$2
L
Jan
Mar
13 tic
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-—;.
Argus
Apr
8'ic
14c
Ltd—_i
Mines
32c
10c
3.30
Ltd
42c
Feb
:
Corporation
Area
25
4.60
1.501
G944i
Arean
Nickel
Feb
30c
5.000
Mines
Jan
Mar
10c
*
—
Consolidated
Feb
1.000
16c
Oil
59c
7.509
85c
Stanwell
Feb
22 309
1.38
Mihes
61c
31c
16,750
Imperial
Avillabona
lie
16c
Gold
1,000
4,500
12C
Jan
81 [i c
10c
8 tic
Ltd...1
—
Jan
35c
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Apr
10c
85c
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54c
14V4
1
Ltd—
Jaw
Feb
1.78
I
Jan
Feb
1.60
1.29
Ftadacona
2.90
1.65
16c
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Apr
7%
1.70
16
16 ti
5.700
a
1
Corp Ltd
/ 6% Mar
35c
51%
20c
200
3.70
35c
85c
Dufarlt
33c
Jan,
3.85
Lta
■
llVjjc
15
b'j'o
25
25c
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—
1
South
Feb
2
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
Red
1.80 Mar
9.00 Mar
1
Producers
Quemont Mining
Jan
Jan
20c
9,200
1
1-
Jan
5.60
325
1
a
Apr
9,659
27c
1.60
8.55
l
Apr
Jan
2.02
10tic
3.225
preferred
17c
Mar-
Jan
Feb
40,300
Ltd
14c
7 V2c
37c
-—-
2.02
Feb
2.500
46c
_
2.00
9c '-Jan
10c
Jan
12c
1.68
»
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'
Feb
-13 %
Co Ltd
Last
Gas
23c
1.40
62c
8c
34c
Mining Co
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib> Mines Ltd.
Preston
II.500
42c
Pitt Gold
Provo
10O
12%
LZ:
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Gas
Jan
Jah
48c
Explorations
Dredging Gold Ltd
"
24c
131;
Ltd
Apr
2.65 Mar
49c
1
Partridge Canadian
1.03
Jan
Apr
200
1
Apr
Ftb
Ltd—______—I
Mines
265
70c
Feb
Apr
5,500
2,70
1.25
15c
19c 10 tie
—90c
Apr
1.86
Jan
20c
12c
23c
1.74 Mar
20 ti
30c
2.02
Ltd——-.1
Ltd
6%
70c
50 Va
Arcadia
50 j
2.02
.1
6%
10y4 Mar
4.75
Apex
6.500
lO.Mic
1
Ltd.;—:
Opemisce Explorers Ltd-——.—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec i Ltd
Orchan
25,200'
12c 13 tic
13 tic
Metals—;———1
Mines
Jan
*
American Explor__—____:
Jan
2.08
15c
a 1.55
8'ic
Asbestos
Rare
5.00
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd___50
Anglo Huronian
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Feb
26c
15C
24c
al.55
1
Uranium
34c
Anglo
55c
60c
47.500
1
Ltd
9.800
5.10
Jan
Oil
Apr
1.20 Mar
55,100
Vlnray Mines Ltd
Nocana Mines
Apr
9.40
1
pfd
Petroleums
Anthes
98c
93c
*
Ltd
Canada
Jan
23c
Feb
Development————5
Lead
Jan
16 V. Mar
2.45
———'-A.
.
of
17 %c
Feb
6.00
L45
Anchor
Jan
100
15c
Minerals
New
Jan
17 %c
50c
Anacon
23c
125
2.35
—50c
12c
5,800
Petroleums" Ltd—
Jan
91 '/a
60,359
25c
Santiago Mines Ltd
New Spring Coulee Oil &
Feb
Feb
12.555
1
4Vg'/{-
Apr
11 tic
1.00
2.40
—1
New
Jan
95
90
6,500
21c
Oils
Larder
Jan
1.70 Mar
Jan
1.50
Co
Amurex
Apr
1.50
1
Ltd_____
21
8.25
common—_—
13 %e
Feb
35c
Ltd
Aluminum
Mar
7c
73
mi
GOc
Aluminium
2.80
Feb
1.40
65c
-
23c
Feb
8.300
L
——1
Oils
&
8c
1.34
14c
Apr
i 21
Apr
1.80
1.00
MinosrLtd.—I
Coal
20,500
2.60
17 ti
Ltd
Jack
Pacific
Mines
1.70
_1
Lake Uranium
New
New
300
84 %
5
Exploration Co Ltd—..———I
Island
8 Vac
■■■
Louvicourt Gold field Corp
_i.——1
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
*
Mclntyre-Porcupine
2.60
«c
1.55
Copper' .Mining; Co Ltd—-—1
Lorado
Jan
Mar
—1
Nepheline
Jardun
Jan
9
9.40
________
—_1
Ltd
35 %
20c
9.35
_—_______
Iso
Co
High
Feb
7V» Mar
9.25
:
—______—______
Warrants
75c
_____
V/'.-r
30
7.75
21c
1
—:
1,000
Oil
65
91
Gold
Cons
79c
Mines.
19
—^
Pacific
79c
Continental
320
5,400
*
Ltd._
79c
Uranium
19 %
1
common
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—1
Israel
Jan
Apr
*
Apr
16c
33u
'
14c
common
Yellowknife
Distillers
Uranium
b'/o
Apr
54,500
15c
1
Jan
50c
Shoe
Explorations
Algom
7%
90
Ltd———
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2lVa Mar
Mar-
.
33%
12V2C
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Akaitcho
Jan
l.iC
44%c
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33(4
1
Mines
Surpass
Alberta
Haitian
54c
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High
7%
Petroleums
28c
•
Jan
18'/4
3.10 Apr
22c
16c • Mar
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;
33%
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Feb
Feb
Shares
100
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22c
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Low
»
Preferred
Apr
100
:.c
Feb
1.90
Jan
2:35
*
Jan
19c
16c
Lid
Mar
35c
Jan
41
Sales
Range
Par
14c
13.501
31c
;
Mines re ivietaxs
79c
19 Va
18c
21c
'i.
:
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common—
2.50
2.50
22c
Exchange
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
17c
16c
Apr
Funds
.
Last
Jan
24 %c Mar
Apr
19 tic
Oiatditn
Thursday
2.50
18c
14c
33% Mar
Jan
4.05 Mar
Jan
15c
Jan
65c
9c
::::i
Ltd—
Uranium
Gunnar Mines
3.00
—
Mines
Mines
4.200
10c
Ltd—
Ltd
19c
2.75
1
—1
Mines—
Ventures
18c
2.95
1
Ltd
___
Copper
Oil
Gateway
Ltd——
(1945)
19c
4.30
45c
Apr-
18c
Feb
El
V
3.70
Jan
16c
Jan
4.50
50c
:
Jan
Apr
—_1
_i~ '
37c
39%
Mar
-8
Asbestos
Ltd—
Jan
41
Apr
37c
Eastern
Co
33c
Apr
1.80
Apr
Apr
1.04
Petroleum
Mines
Apr
36c
ZZZi
Co Ltd
Decalta
High
2.80
Max-
Jan
48c
6.50
2.70
'•r
18,350
Apr
•
2.70
ZZZi
30c
2.20 Mar
Copper Corp Ltd —1
Pyrite &
5.10
Jan
1.82
25c
20c
•
14 %c
v
■
6.25
6.30
Ltu____—_ ___i
Jan
30c
Apr
Apr, ;V
2,100
Jan
5.25
Zenmac
_25c
—~—
Mines
Virginia Mining Corp
10c
Ltd
Sullivan
Ventures Ltd
Jan
8c
I6.000
50c
l—
Ltd—___.111
Mines
Apr
27c
'
Donalda Mines Ltd
Lithium
Jan
22c
Low
2.75
3.65
17c
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.63
18c
1
Ltd——
25%
4.10
.
.
1
—
—
Valor
Exploration
Jan
2.45 Mar
Shares
2.63
Oils 1 Ltd
Jan
26c
y:';Z£d''
United
Feb
13c
Low
1.25
Ltd—
13
3.90
■
Trojan
Mar
Mines
71c
7%c
■
4.10
i ^■-1
Ltd... —1
Ltd—
.■!
:•
Y':';''8c
Jan
27c
1.35
Prices
27c
28c
Jan
Oils Ltd
Feb
Trebor
Feb
10c
Empire
Jan
45c
10c
1,758
a88c
Trans
Sales
for Week
Range
af
Far
Feb
4.25
Apr
16c
4,000
24
:
1
1
Minerals
Producers
Devon-Palmer
_
13c
a88c
24
.
_1
Ltd
Coursey-Brewis
6,000
13c
1
—
Ltd-——--—
De
24c
;;;
1
Exploration—
Co
13,500
18c
Jan
21c
4.20
■
Cnibougamau
:
Explorations Ltd————1
Cournor
20c
Feb
2.65
47.900
17c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
2.44
1.100
30c
1
yellowKnxie iviines—.
Mines
3.00
21c
15c
1
—_
Copper Rand
Cortez
2.95
18c
—1
—.
Low
20c
Ltd ;__1
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Copper-Man
Ltd—
19
STOCKS
1,400
-A!
1
—.
.
2.95
24c
.
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.90
2.90
ENDED
Thursday
Shares
Law.
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelling—.
—1
Chipman Lake Minqs Ltd
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Columbia
Telephone Co
—
—
0
25
45 %
*
94
43 Va
Feb
T
Feb
Jan
A or
46 V4 Mar
46 V'4
Jan
4%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Monday, April 22, 1957
...
(1922)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
Mines
Reef
Broulan
Low
Mills class A
Bruck
Mines
Brunhurst
Brunsman
—
Mines
Brunston
Mining
Buffadison Gold
Smelting
<fe
Buffalo
Red
Building
Lake
Cement
Foils
:
6%c
Apr
11 %c
Feb
225
29%
Jan
2,000
10c
Jan
15J/2C
Jan
441,710
26c
Jan
68c
Apr
13Y2
Feb
15%
Jan
840
10% Mar
11%
Jan
7%
Apr
250
Feb
2.50
Apr
1.55
Jan
31% :
66%
103
Apr
Apr
1,945
24
Feb
31%
925
62
Mar
66%
20
Canada Southern
A
40
40%
900
65
100%
Jan
111
Apr
50
149
Jan
175
Feb
205
23
Jan
Admiral
Canadian
24
5.60
4.20
3.80
4.50
4.00
37
30
36%
Apr
35%
Jan
94
3 80
99,296
5.60
Apr
7,140
1.42
Jan
4.60
Apr
3,725
3.20
Jan
4.50
Jan
*
—
—
37
35%
36
550
—
91
91
50
2.35
6.65
2.75
8.05
4,900
—
7.80
—1
Canadian
Bakeries
Canadian
Bank of Commerce-—
*
British
Canadian
Oils
Empire
16
Feb
14c
Mar
24%
Jan
9,855
40c
Mar
58c
Jan
7.85
4.85
5.95
Feb
7 95
125
4
Feb
5
jf„
45
Feu
56
jan
50
1,460
12.035
24
25%
2,764
23% Mar
26%
23% Mar
27%
58c
64c
10.700
53c
78c
Feb
Canadian
Canners
Celanese
preferred ^
$1% preferred
class
A_
*
—
25
—-—25
Chemical & Cellulose—
Canadian
Chieftain
Pete—
Canadian
Collieries
Resources
Decalta
Devonian
Canadian
Gas
Dredge
Ltd-
1.85
20.300
6%
2,585
72c
77c
8,250
70c
Mar
80c
Jan
1.51
1.65
13,100
7.75
7.95
23,455
19
950
2.53
2.40
2.55
29,230
1.65
6.50
6.80
9.100
5.10
Jan
1.85
Fairbanks Morse
*
common
110
20
20
3.25
3.25
120
—
■
*
common
—
18
Apr
20
10c
2.35
2.17
2.35
1.75
18
18%
6,668
12%
Jan
°
—
9.90
10.75
5,110
6 00
Jan
Husky
Oils—_
Warrants
Cos
10%
825
8%
Feb
30c
30c
1,550
27c"
Mar
35c
35c
2,911
25c
40c
common——
31%
32%
6,165
26% Mar
33
15%
455
10% Mar
15%
1955 warrants
;
—_
—25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred—_10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canadian Prospect
16%
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire Corp
Vickers
7.50
8.00
7,087
33%
24%
7,558
2.95
3.90
33
24
2.95
3.05
4.00
23,973
2.30
Feb
3.20
3.65
Feb
5 00
10c
11c
19.200
—
100
100
20
—
28
28%
360
1
Corp
—-0
._
°
.
■
23%
3378
Feb
8c
26
Apr
95
27%
32%
Can
Oil & Gas——
Mines
Erin
Candore
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gold
Cariboo
Castle
Cayzor
Gas
Central
Del
Leduc
Central
Pat
Ltd
,
Central
60c
Feh
53,922
30c
Mar
1.65
1.80
5,522
2.85
2.90
4.00
3.50
4.00
6.60
6.60
6.90
9.10
9.00
9.35
9.00
8.90
9.35
2.50
2.70
:
—1
;
1
Anr
45c
Feb
preferred
t
—
1
,___
Knitting
Dunlop
El
El
J an
10c
5,000
22,705
14c "
721
31c
2.99
i-ip
Feh
\
7
FpU.
1.41
"14,100
3.15
'
Coin
.
Lake
Coldstream
f
Mines—
.1
Copper
—A
Yellowknife -Mlnes^_i.__:
Colomac
.
Gold
Combined
,
Con
Key
Conro
Pete
'rir
»
•
35c
325
725
"
•••
;
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X
2 85
is.'}:
62
75C
Tan
15
15
1(K)
,
•.
2.50
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!
1.32
'
Tan
Corp
Consolidated
Allenbee
n
r
' '
Mar
Jul!
-viC
1.40
155,300
10c
20-
2.45
35c
.
1,29
9c
32,000
35c
.
Jan-
Cordasun
Consolidated
500
...59ft
,♦ 17c
-
'
3.65
1.80
.■».
•.•■
16c
•
;
Feb
35c
2.50
Mar
General
-
Dragon
25c
Jan
44c
V
'
Consolidated
East
Feb
2lc
14c
12c
14c
7,575
10c
Jan
16c
Fenimore
Consolidated
Iron
Gillies
6%
7
Genex
Consolidated
Guayana
Consolidated
Consolidated
Howey
Mar
Uranium
200
15,966
3,500
12Vic
Feb
54c
'38c
55c
809,525
22c
Feb
20c
20c
1,000
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
24
23.87
25.00
38.924
12%
Jan
25a«
Apr
16%
8,895
Jan
17%
Apr
Grandines
2.97
2.95
3.05
9.525
Jan
Grand.uc
50c
52c
3.433
45c
Mar
90c
Jan
Great.Lakes
5.266
36c
Feb
50c
Jan
45c
41c
45c
1.44
1.40
1.45
6%
23c
5.50
1.20
5.123
10c
1.500
32c
5.525
13c
21c
22c
2,000
18 %c
Apr
78c
99c
253,795
70c
Feb
1
3.50
3.40
3.75
39 %c
60c
103.480
8c
3.680
—
see
page
44.
'
'
23c
-
Jan
3.00 FVb
28c
.
Feb
-
.
Jan
lOVac
,
-,
Feb
34 %c
Jan
9c
Jan
16c
Jan
26c
Mar
47c
Jan
275
2.00
Feb
3.50
Apr
Jan
13c
27c
15c
1.03
9c
Mai-
20c
Jan
5,600
6.45
2.83
253.157
35 %c Mar
25c
Jan
9.000
12c
Feb
2,700
70c
Jan
1.15 Mar
Jan
6.75
4.65
19,429
Mar
Jan
32%
12% Mar
Jan
Apr
10%
Apr
21c
Apr
9.25
12
Apr
2.83
Mar
28 %
5.053
Jan
16c
Jan
1.42
12c
Jan
3.795
Jan
,13 %
23%
23,710
19%
2,371
39%
Jan
11%
1,115
8
133
20c
Jan
73c
Jan
21,800
18c
Apr
26c
Jan
9c
Jan
11 Vic
Apr
1.10 Mar
1.46
Jan
Feb
5.25
Jan
32c
3.40
9,100
4.10
45c
v
Apr
31,135
':•
6%
34
315
49c
Jan
8 lA
Jan
Jan
39
Feb
302
36
49%
33c
4.10
.
4.50 Mar
1,025
Jan
50c
Feb
2.90
Jan
62c
Mar
28c
500
13.000
Jan
58
Apr
8.575
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
4.000
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
28c
Apr
59c
Jan
Jan
25c
31c
51c
20c
21c
6.000
2.75
2.75
100
*
29,500
Jan
82c
16c
Jan
39c
2.75
Jan
2.75
131,108
53c
Feb
1.03
89.058
54c
Feb
91c
5.000
28c
Feb
49% c
Jan
33%
Feb
42%
Jan
15
Jan
17
Apr
24Vic
184.844
29c
.
13.345
34% 38%
16%
1<
20 20%
1,031
20%
Apr
3.05
Apr
1.95 Mar
Feb
80c
2.93
12,350
5.00
Jan
Apr
18c
103
"
Feb
28c
Jan
26%
4.650
200
Apr
Apr
1.46 Feb
v
27,700
4.10 4.85
—18%c 18%c
28
28
Feb
Jan
17.% Feb
1.275
264,235
2.70 3 05
1.66
*.:»»
—
1.75
Jan
Apr
25c
—
Jan
37c
Mar
95c
38C
28c
41c
20
Jan
41,300
4.60
50c
28c
Jan
135
129,100
28c
29c
Jan
9%
Apr
268,300
Apr
Apr
12%
Jan
10
3,020
36
49%
30c
24
50
Feb
135
8%
125
2Jc
L70
43c
20c
Jan
47
Feb
11
15,010
3.15
4.75
15% Mar
Feb
50
11%
43
50
Jan
31
Feb
740
Mar
13
26% Mar
13'k
46
90c
90c
\P
:
Jan:
33%
Jan
Mar
28%
14c
-Feb
22c
70c
Mar
25
5,90
;
51%
?
Jan
«
Jan
1.10 Jan
7.50
Feb
Apr
Jan
32c
35c
1.38
Apr
Feb
Jan
3.75 Apr
60c
Apr
'
56% Mar
Jan*
107 Vt
,
-.:
•
'
Apr
C8
■
2.50
.
:
t
1
66
*63
•.
_
37a* 39%
—
.
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5.30
5.30
5.10
—
84%
'
—
81
Feb.'
*7%
Apr
lUc
•
.
Mar
l;0i
27
•
.J
4,85
-•
Gold
3.50
5.35
450
—.
.
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Jan
18%
jan
.
3,0*>5
Gold
&
Apr.
5.50
22%c
23c
5,140
1.00
5.00
83
1,800
■
4.70
47c
45c
57c
89,040
—
—
21c
21c
12%c 13%c
—^JOOO
—
' 19c
;
'.
Jan..
Jan-
Feb
20c
Jan
1.24
Feb
15c
Art
•
Jan
•Apr'
■
34c
-
Feb
36c
*'
500
6.00
86
Jan
Jan
Jan
27c
i
Mines
West
Greyhawk
Gridoil
Gulch
4.55
5.85
"
19Vic
11c
Apr
Feb
Jan
15c
Feb
Jan
10 %c
Jail
7 Vic
Apr
71c
29c
Feb
Mar
40c
Jan
8c
8%c
1.07
1.3*2
16.650
*
1
170
166
170
16<* IO'-jC
16e 16'jc
6.250
15c
Jan
19c
3.200
15 %C
Feb
27Vic
16c
16Vic
310
1
Gas
common
3.60
3.55
3.65
2.100
°
—1
43
8%
42
8;,«
43
8:j'i
2,103
4.60
4.60
40%
58c
40%
1-05
6%
55c
40%.
1.20
6%
62c
11:V»
113»
11%
•
1
Develop
1
Uranium
—
'
:
Freehold
Ltd
—
*
Coal class B
Mines
r
--
:
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Great
50O
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•
1.16
common
Paper
Northern
3,486
1
—
Mines
Plains
'
2,200
Warrants
Great
-
^_—l
Mines
Manitou
Goodyear Tire
(Canadat
Bousquet Gold
Great
*_
Gold
Eagle
Golden
*
Mines
:
1
9c
1
-
66%- Apr
--41% Jan-i
\4.50Mar;.
.
65
4.70
—'
V
3T- »Mar
.
•
3 *25
.
.
86
••
1
!_
—
■
Jan..
-
405
.
53 Vi -Jan
'
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-
—1
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Mines
-
1-30; Jaei.
-30
-
>^14V/a. Feb
-.
Jan
»/.35c
r
Jan
Jan
Mar:>
100
lOO "
-
Apr
6%
4.451
•*•
.
1.00
19c
5.85
•
I,
—
Mine—^s
Ja*
Feb,;
132?-
%
Jan
-•
3.10
75%
'•"
.1,160
.
34.
;
Feb
V-
33,900
:
-
-
"22,578":
17?^. •••18%.
,
Jan
Mar
11c
—
100
—::
18
Feb
21c
98% Apr
;
1,702
SI.-
V-
1-,"'.-,
—1%
:
Mines
Goldcrest
-•
Apr
1.70
Feb
Goldale
■*
Jan
55c
3.50
Jan
10c
97c
49Vic Ja*i
.
,
2.90 Mar
,
footnetes
Feb
Mar
26c
1
Mines,,
Feb
Jan
11,800
4.40
50c
37%
Graham
1
Gold
42c
36c
193,850
1
Yellowknife
Glenn
18c
1
Marbepor.
Apr
Jan
2,500
77c
77c
-*
I
pfd_^
Prosp:
Giant
>
26c
1
Mines-
240
Feb
Mar
22c
60c
—
Ltd___^———_1
Mines
Mascot
6%
*
Consolidated Halliwell
220
Jan
Feb
83c
Canada- common
Wares
Scientific
25c
7
—
30
9%c ll%c
1.11
1.17
-
—1
s.\a.
.
Steel
16c
25V2C
1
Mines
54 %
42c
1
A
1
Lake
Apr
Mar
34
«
Consolidated Golden Arrow
38c
18c
42c
——__—•**
Giant
Jan
1
Crest
47%
10,374
—
Dynamics
Class
Geo
Mar
13c
•
Oil,.
28c
50c
^
Motors
? General
Jan
7,750
Jan
Mar
Mar
22c
—«■
Ltd__*—i.—
General Petrtrfeum
'
Jan
45c
M>r
4.25
Apr
18c
5,962
125
22c
—
*
General Bakeries-
"General
.
.
415 Jan
13,000
'
Discovery
Consolidated
2.75
-
•
15c
%177
i
Mines
Geco
.
Apr
"
2.69 Mar
Feb
Mar
18c
Gaitwin
-.'V
•
Jan
11%
Feb
5.10 Mar
Jan
8c
1,155
4.85
-
Apr* *•',* 2.14 Jan
Jan-
37
Warrants
Consolidated
1.90
9,000
' GwMfcnO MlUeS
^
,
Feh
15c 16%c
1
Mines
4.25
6,175
22c
11%
1.15
:CO-----.-.-——i- :
,-Jan
_1
*
Oils—'
Denison
Jan
.
8% dan
igc
-
Flin
Jan
15C
37,850
46
22
49%
2."
15%
Calliman
Jan
1.09
Jan
89,500
13
—;
1
-1
Glacier
1
Consolidated
Mines
Gamma
V14%
Feb
3,140
Exploration^-20c
28c.
-l"
1.03
.1.02 1-05' '
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29 29*,4
Apr--',.
s
preferred _^-_^-^-r_-lOO
101% 101%
Feb
10
100
1.98
'
For
4.00
..
y
Mar
11c
600
2.45
33c
...
7,000
«
Bellekeno
Beta
Consoi
7% Apr*-
6,440
4.00
•
Bakeries
Consolidated
30
13%
—»
'
4^5 ^r
•
l
:
Oil—
Consolidated
Consol
14c
11%
"
Consolidated
;
Feb
9c
1
•
1*5^ aS.v- J
VS Sr ^
*
I
—
1,000
9c
;
•
Development
3,102
11%
1.38
-
;8
3oc
"
12 %e-
12
80c
450
7,050
"
'
' :
6,453
3 l,*20O
■?'
*
Jan
100
40c
20
4
Jan
Preferred —;
:—
.*————20
—
26
27 ,a
39.500
Federal Kirkland „———1 - : r 18c * 15%c ;'l8c
1,300
- Fleet Manufacturing
—
92c
95c
17.503
'Florida Canada Corp—————1
7.50
6.75 7.50
I,285
Ford Motor Co (U S>—_r—_—15
—
55%
56
1,370
* Ford of Canada, class A987» . 98% 100%
270,500
.'Francoeur Mines
—♦
.
17
21c' !.'i. 525
Ffaser Companies
? - * C -- '■ ■
29 3J ,*
8,772
' FrolMsht r Ltd common—.. '•
2.90 '
2.85- 2.95 %:
40
/ * ^Debentures
100
W
v
'
Feb
.....
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•
;
Mines
Mines
"
* ' *
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
,7%
.
:mi.
~ %1.
l
Enterprises-.
'Commonwealth
!
*
Jan
16
,
1.25
-
16
Apr
34c
11
—
Fargo Oils Ltd---—
—25c
* Farwest Tungsten Copper——
1
• Federal Grain class A——
Anr
w
Feb
4,065
28 %c 32%c
12c
15c
27c
30c
2 00 2 00
12%
Jan
14%
?
48c
5.20
14 %
JJc
19c
—
Warrants —-———
2g
/o^Ta
Feb
74c
•-
'
72%
38c
no
OH^
Jan
o-
4,745
92,250
3.30
72%
—
,1
—
21c
*
100
39,500
30c
25c
common—;
Farad,, Dr.nlun. Min,,—
Jan
2 40
-
1.52
'
...
7%c
26c
16,548
"
3.10
•
_1.1.10 • • 1.10'
_•
,* 20
Equipment-—_
—
Jan
32c * Mar
300
5151%
230
240
~
'65c
3.25 Mar
-.
—•
—1
Ltd
Mines
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
•
•
Farm
Reco i._i—
—
1
Pen-Rey Oils—..
Sol Gold Mines
"*
Cody
—
Explorers Alliance ————V
a
12,500
,
.
'
,
Cockshutt
Jan
44,459
4.8o
2 6^
Jcll .^c
2 7o 3 00
1
—
Eureka
Excelsior Refineries
7? !
I'5! Hi:,
2 27 Mar
200
30c
.
.
9%c
■■■*
Jan
Fab
Feb
14c
.
Erie Flooring class B——
I
_
1?5 j*
39,850
3.90
3.50
4.85 ' 4.85
common..
9 55
30c
2.76
2.85
class A———
Cochenour Willans—
v*e
4.60
2.50
32c
Eidrich
Apr
q
Jul
30c
2.85
2.90
*; 1.42
3.15
"Mtnhig! Corp—l
aSt
11c
75c
Smelting——____<■
——————
25
»00
6 65
1,950
—.
30 %c
Chromium Mining &
4,128
29,998
':
—
.
4
Mines:
Cobalt Consolidated
.
r
1
____.
Am-
3.45
3.50
3.80
10
—
--
Mines ———————1
Elder
JSJS?
nl
an
r
1.23
51c
80c
10c
East Sullivan Mines———
-1
4.45
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd—.—
—1 —
Eastern Metals
—---L ■
.
Eastern Mining & Smelting Ltd
1
3.35
Eastern Steel Products
*
'6%
Economic Investment Trust
10
—
Et,cly Paper class A
-20
49%
Ac°ifr
«L ^
3.0SS
Apr
Apr
35c
13%
80c
4.85
50
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
K5r.'
7 40
7.50
,
2.00 Mar
";
1,350
9'/ac
.
———4* !
Chibougamau Mining* Vfc Smelting—_1
Chlmo Gold Mines—
_1
Cochrane
35c4
8,705
_»
—
:
Mines
Bar
4,750
40c
Jan
"
—~——
Chlboug Jaculet
Circle
65c
7:75
1.30
51,700
55c
7.60
*
*
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chrysler
51c
65c
7.65
•
1
—,
13^
—
*
22%
i*——50
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
—
Dominion Textile common
*
—
Preferred
—
—.100
—
Don a Ida Mines
1
22c
Donnell & Mudge.—_—
*
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
-1
40c
Duvex Oils & Minerals———
1
18c
Tan
46^
Jan
11,340
550
„
2.85
OH
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
19,299
43<:
"
Rio—
Steel
72c
35c
1
Ltd
Porcupine
Chatco
o-„
67c
*
—
_—
Corp
Gold—
Charter Oils
fitn
39c
1
Trethewey
Athabaska
Central
1,340
72c
1
Quartz
Asbestos
68c
1
Producers—
Mines
Captain
68c
—
1
•_.
Exploration
Canso
Cassiar
_1
5.25
35,400 :
4:20*;
}* ■*
60c
Stores
Emerald
Canadusa
3.80
Dominion Steel & Coal
110% Mar
Apr
'
12% Mar
37%
2,410
Jan
14c
Mar
Jan
323,141
30 30%
—
Dominion Magnesium —
Scot Inv pfd
Apr
Mar
40c
Apr
Jan
5.2D5
67c
J™
--
^
4.00
—
Dominion
Apr
Jan
9.20
100
Feb
1,432
8.25
Feb
17c
3.50
27%
7,300:
11
——
.
Jan
1,120
4.00
4.30 Mar
28%
,
Electrochome Ind
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
<
Feb
1.89
Feb
1,585
■* :
37,2
w
48 %c
Mines
Dominion
Apr
18Vic Mar
Jan
2.28
3.845
Jan
32%
24
__
_
Railway—
Apr
9%c
'
275.000
23c
28%
29
117» 12.62
12
13
Anr
36c
1.12 Mar
4,250
47.369
28%
12.62
Apr
—»
1953 warrants—!
11
275,950
31.786
Apr
15%
10%
__
:
-
12c 14%c
Apr
—
—
"
.
Gold
Inca
Apr
13c
Apr
•
Hydrocarbon—
Malartic
30c
7;007.30
32%c
12c
30c
Mar
12
Feb
1
19% Mar
j
Apr
15c
62,300
-25c
Jan
2.35
•
Jan
Feb
17c
11"
60c
—
1.05
69c
90c
6.20
2.50
Jan
1
Canadian
Canadian
North
•
*>.*:
Jan
Jan
6.40
2.80
3.50 Mar
Feb
18.12
Canadian
,,>
Dominion
Jan
7^25
?*20
Jan
16c
Mar
1 05
Apr
21
Jan
Oil——l
Homestead
35,4
—
25c
Jan
9c
—1
2.70 Mar
Feb
3,25
13,710
Canadian
11
Feb
9 Vie
65 c
13c
1.00
Jan
19
^
Jan
16 Vic
2,000
io
17c
It
58c
22,000
1,7c
85c
1.49
15c
2.80
Apr
Feb
11,950
90c
25c
Jan
8.35
4,600
10%c
1.70 Apr
Jan
15,000
--
Apr
7%
85c
42c
—
Jan
9
Jan
6.50
Apr
30
Apr
4.000
Distillers Seagrams .1 — :
—
2
Dome Exploration
2.50
Dome Mines —.-I—-—*
Jan
Feb
—
Canadian
Pacific
"
63c
14c
2.^6
2.72
21c
1
Dd Rio Producers —
Devon Palmer Oils-—
Jan
"
5% Mar
18%
1
Oil
14%
1.30 Mar
19
30c
Canadian
Jan
7.75
Ltd-
Canadian
Jan
7%
Apr
*
Export Gas
Canadian
27%
2,860
5%
*
Dyno Mines---
Canadian
140
7%
13%
!_<■
warrants—
Dock
Products
16
•—
Canadian
Food
16
Feb
—
1
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
15%
1.66
...
.
3
Petroleum
&
12%
100
——
—
Canadian
740
....
.*
Preferred
1,125
13%
15%
29%
7%
...
——
Canadian
Canadian
13 %
—
.
14
13
15%
29
—
common
$1
Jan
,
--
1
1
1
—_—-•
Mines Ltd —
D'Eldona Gold
Delnitc Mines
Apr
Diadem
Canadian
22c
-
Apr
4 00
Jan
68c
50c
643,850
1
Jan
Feb
28%
4.30
5,724
——1
Jan
420
3.00
Feb
*
——
Daerlng Explorers
Daine Mining Corp
D'Aragon Mines
Davi» Leather class B
Dtcoursey Brewis Mines
Warrants
Deer Horn Mines
Anr
4.00
60c
10c
18,312
Apr
23%
25%
—
,
1,060
5,666
3.90
23%
—25
common
Ian
Jan
400
18'/»
16c
48c
49%
49%
__
Preferred
12°'t
20
12%
4.85
,_®
_20
li°°
3.C5 Mar
7.00
45c
7.70
Rights
7,310
Feb
Jan
Mar
11
1
2
75c
39%
18%
15c
45c
—
*
—
91
--
Coulee Lead Zinc—
,r
—1
Cournor Mining ——
—1
Crte Oil of Canada
Warrants
————Crestaurum Mines —
—
_1
Crestbrook Timber common——
o0
Croinor Pershing —
J
Crown Zellerbach
—o
Crows Nest Pass Coal———-—100
Crowpat Minerals
—
—-—1.
Cuseo Mines Ltd—.——
--1
24% Mar
2.46 Mar
Imperial
Cosmos
25
80c
i-0
80c
^
1.^0
146
*
•
Class B
37% Mar
Mar
5.25
Oils ——————"
Breweries
Apr
110
—12.50
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Mar
167
Minerals
Astoria
16
42
Feb
Mar
24
5.10
—100
pfd
Canadian
35
Jan
106
warrants-
Canadian
13%
Jan
167
Cable class B
&
13%
30
24% Mar
—
:_
Petroleum-—
Steamship
Canada Wire
Feb
934
100
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug-—i
Corby DWrtlUery class
—
12
Feb
5.35
.
*
1
*
1
—
Copper-Man
29%
15%
—
1
preferred
Oil
9.15
3,720 '
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Feb
11%
High
25c
Apr
21c
11c 11 %c
—
-*
—
15c
33,051
'
:
Apr
103
Feb
27Vn
15%
*
Southern
4.35
Exploration
Conwest
5.50
Mar
99
100
4.80
—
B
Ltd
Jan
Feb
—
*
class
6%
2,000
22c
5.25
26%
20%c
—-
_
Range Since Jan. I
Low
Feb
25%
53c
45c
80c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
—
^.1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
1
Consolidated Sudbury Basin—
1 :
Consolidated Tungsten
Mining——1
Consolidated West Peroleum
* :
Consumers Gas of Toronto
10
Mar
125
—
Lands.
Packers
35
Apr
1.65
11.62
—■
Canada Safeway
Consolidated Northland Mines——! ;
Consolidated Peak Oils—
—
1
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Apr
2,500
L82
10
_
Canada
21c
1.25
4.30
—
Oil
Feb
26
!
Malting preferred—Canada Met
Explorations
Warrants
Mar
Jan
13c
5,400
__
100
preferred
Canada Life Assurance-.
12c
67c
25,640
—-
10
gi'cMar
'
Apr
1.39
30%
65'/a
103
—
*
_
12%
2.10
*>
common-
Feb
2.10
1.31
1
common
1,000
11%'
7 :*
1
,
3
Jan
99,113
14'/a
7%
31
_
Canada
Canada
14%
11V*
—
107
353,700
1.82
21c
9c
—
*
*
100
_
1,615
a
35
—
common
Foundries
Canada Iron
Class
J7c
Apr
6% Mar
236,593
11c
68c
1.39
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
Jan
—
—25c
.
Oil™
Cons
Canada
18c
•
Calgary & Edmonton™
Calgary Power common5%
preferred
4%%
Jan
9%c Mar
34 %
—
*
Petroleum
Canada
15c
*
A
Cabanga
Canada
Mar
*
Dry Dock class
Calvan
3,500
8c
10Vic
58c
--
1
_
Burrard
Calalta
Jan
18c
8c
—
*
Ext
Lake
Burlington
Burns
--
*
Products
Hill
Burchell
19c
95c
**75
1.7c
1
•.
Gold
Jan
11
Shares
20c
5.00
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
•
5.25
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—26%
Consolidated Morrison Explor—
1
66c
Consolidated Mosher
——
2
—
Consolidated Negus Mines———l
—
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
"
Jan
8c
80c
100
9'/aC 9/^
--
,
*
1
Ankerite
Canadian
8
26,600
H
for Week
of Prices
Low Hifh
Sale Price
Par
..
14,121
11 /•»
Range
'
High
89c
7%
~~
1
—
Buffalo
Buffalo
--
1
,_1
Low
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Range Since Jan. 1
^'/aC
,9c 9,~c
—
-1
_—
Mining
Brunswick
Bunker
*
1
—
19
STOCKS?
High
86c
7%
14c
87c
1
,
APRIL
,:V
Shares
,
Par
ENDED
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Cast
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Thursday
'
—.
16c 18 %c
545
400
25
27,715
100
131,000
700
1.07
142
.
240
Apr
175
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
5.60
Feb
43:
Mar
5%
Jan
9
Adt
3.40
Feb
3.35
38
38
4.85
Apr
43% Mar
Feb
1.85
1.02
Jan
6%
Apr
7
Feb
67c
36c
9,60 Mar
•
*'
II,974
Jan
Apr
Jan
16c
Mar
Jan
Mar
Apr
,,H%f Apr
49c
•
Jan
„
Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1923)
CANADIAN MARKETS
:
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Gulf
Mines—
Lead
Gwillim
12c
19
STOCKS
Low
I,500
10c
8,193
18
20
19'/a
20 %
12%
12%
13%
9,578
14c
13,800
22
22'/4
22%
1,075
1
3.00
3.00
-200
«
6%
6%
175
"Hi
Gold
APRIL
High
13C
'
Gypsum Lime & Alab—
%
•
Feb
19c
10%
Feb
Jan
Mines
Harding
Hard
Carpets
Rock
Gold
-III
Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Gold
Highland Bell
Hinde
Hi
&
~
Class A
Apr
26%
Jan
Midwest
3.00 Jan
3.00
Jan
Jan
Mill City Petroleums
Milllken Lake Uranium
Jan
Mindamar
Industries Gas
Paper
Huron
Erie
&
17
18
1,893
44c
103,190
17c
1
1.56
1.38
1.56
1
1.00
71,500
Apr
18c
Jan
8c
17,100
7c
Jan
12%c
Jan
33c
39,050
25c
Feb
39c
Mar
42 %
10%
27
23
270
39 V2
8%
Feb
28,284
11%
Feb
18%
21%
18%
Moore
19;
5,427
85
35
125
5.50
5.80
5.80
6,035
85
30c
85 %
2,944
30c
4,000
34%
90
28C
; —20
Corp
common
33%
lo
48 "2
50
328
*
27 V2
27%
35
*
11
11
50
53%
54%
11,960
12 %
12%
840
14c 16 % c
29,500
10%
4.65
75%
28c
32
525
1,855
2.05
66c
Feb
15
Jan
49%
Jan
63%
1
93c
93c
1.05
3,700
74c
1
58C
57c
60c
16,150
51c
1.05
Mar
Nama
Feb
Creek
Apr
National
Apr
National
Apr
Jan
Mines
Drug & Chemical
,
Jan
17
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Apr"
Mar
Apr
I.16 Mar
84c
5
11
11
400
9% Feb
11
5
11
11
185
10% Jan
Explorations Ltd
♦
45c
47C
National
Hosiery Mills class B
*
4.95
5.00
620
4.10
National
Petroleum
4.15
4.35
4,424
3.35
Steel
25%
26%
Jan
12
common
:
Feb
7.00
Jan
National
Feb
86%
Apr
Nealon
46c
Jan
25c
*
Nello Mines
Jan
Jan
63
41
Apr
Jan
21c
61%
19%
Jan
1.05
16%
Jan
45c
62%
21%
32% Mar
83c
21%
1.25 Feb
16,300
67,050
16%
*
Mar
•
28
<
l
Locomotive Works
Preferred
35
•
Montreal
"'.V-v-.?;'."'
i
21
.IHi
Feb
Moneta
18
Jan
12
Jan
23%
Jan
44
Feb
235
2,800
1.25 Mar
37c
I_IIH*
;
Co_
Apr
Apr
17c
Apr
Apr
15c
Mogul Mining Corp
Porcupine
2,300
»
4.45
Apr
23c
17c
Corp
Apr
2.25 Apr
40c
Jan
15%
23c
Metals
3.95
Feb
Feb
1.61
1
42%
*
Smelting—
Mtge
9%cMar
1
10%
V
27%
•
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
3.500
Min Ore Mines__
Feb
Hoyle
13c
Feb
1.20
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
1.07
Apr
common—
4.45
12c
2.95
26c
Jan
85c
:■
3,80
21,500
161,735
Apr
Feb
26c
•' •'
1,000
34c
Apr
Jan
75c
:12c
3,200
,
2.20
30c
4.25
3.75
2.00
27c
15c
23,700
31c
_*
.
High
3.60
22.000
16eJ
2,000
♦
3.65
1.23
29,433
7,866
83s
32c
?'
»
I".
IIIIII*
I_1
:
66c
129,102
T
22c
7%c
—
1.64
76c
1
-
1.40
1.48
20c
4
Smith
7%
1.28
1.60
15c
1.15
Class B
Howard
Mar
1.40
62c
12 %c
.11*
_•
Apr
1.70 Mar
*
IIIIIIIIIIH_i
Mining
Low
Jan
16c
£_ II_5
—■
1.45
Jan
Midrim
30c
Drilling—
Consol
Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
Jan
Midcon Oil & Gas__
1.15
Canada
Dauch
Tower
13%
Mar
_20c
Hollinger
15% Mar
Jan
Mar
nil
——
Apr
12
Mar
83c
•
Highwood Sarcee Oils
10
200
10c
22c
H
High Crest Oils Ltd
104
12%
32c
1
.
13%
12%
1,200
1
Heva Gold; Mines
13%
235,700
—1
:
High
46c
45c
Mines
Low
39c
__
1
Hasaga Gold Mines—
Headway Red Lake
Heath
11c 12 %c
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
common_____*
14
6
Shares
• .;
15c
Warrants-;
Halinor
for Week
_13.50
Mexican Light &
Preferred
Jan
9c
22
Sales
Range
of Prices
Power
'
21% Mar
'" Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,,
„
Lake
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jltac
__
1
Warrants
WEEK
Thursday
Shares
Low
—1
Mines
Gunnar
RANGE FOR
Sales
for Week
Car
*
Mines
*
35
Feb
65 ;
Jan
26%
28
Jan
11
Apr
57%
12%
Jan
New
British Dominion Oil
Apr
New
Calumet
24c
Jan
New
Chamberlain
29%
Apr
New
94
Feb'
New
Concord Develop
Continental Oil of
50%
Feb
New
Davies
49
Labine
16c
Uranium
480
1
17c
2,500
25
70c
66c
Jan
63c
Jan
Feb
5.00
Apr
Jan
5.05 Mar
Feb
v
Mar
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
28c
Feb
21 %c Apr
46c
Jan
5,700
21%c 22 %c
___»
,
46%' Mar
Nesbitt
4.35
39c
24,900
-
!
14c
Indian
Bank
Flo
;
Glaze
common
Invest class
Oil
A
-
54%
"
—___
Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Gold
1
l
Lake
Industrial
_
Accept Corp Ltd
preferred
4% %
5%% preferred
$2% preferred
Inglis (John)
&
26%
common.*
100
j
49',2
Cement
Co
Inland
Natural
Gas
preferred
International
Ranwick
Petroleum
50c
2.20
9,225
8.459
35c«
*
Petroleum
Goldvue
Harricana
1
32c
25c
19,850
10,000
5,100
23c
1.01
1.31
1.03
1
25c
65c
21c
65c
50c
Mines
2.36
53c
9,050
62c
*
Canada
3.30 Mar
61c
5.75
Feb
90c
Gas
Explorations
Mines
15 %C
Cinch
Shore
36c
Jan
Jan
69c
Mar
1,500
19c
Feb
29c
Apr
1.09
68,950
42c
Jan
II.13 Apr
1.36
1,860
Apr
Mar
48c
Jan
25c
26c
4,000
19c
Jan
32c
Mar
12c
Jan
55
Apr
41c
Apr
41 /% Jan
Feb
59%
Apr
New Manitoba
Feb
2.20
Jan
New
Minda-Scotia__
Feb
5.20
Apr
New
Mylamaque
1
Feb
1.55 Mar
|
*
%
Apr
New
Highridge Mining
Jan
New
Hosco Mines
Apr
New
Jason
Jan
New
Kelore
%
8,711
1.01
1.20
9,400
1.01
4.75
5.20
28,360
2.60
1,900
1.10
1.20
59
1.30
47
i
,
'.
Gold
15c
8,913
12c
Jan
25c
Jan
16c
15 %c
17c
42,150
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
1
35c
35c
38c
54,400
30c
Jan
51c
Jan
1
1.05
95c
1.05
13,600
80c
Mar
46c
51c
37c
Feb
52c
Jan
13 %c
14c
49,405
5,700
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
1
.
Gold
Exploration
Gold
Mines
8%c
9c
1,000
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
11c
Jan
20c
Feb
7c
Feb
12c
14c
1
11c
14c
Apr
New
Senator Rouyn
1
7%c
9c
13,100
13,000
Apr
New
Superior Oils
1
2.01
2.20
6,366
New
Taku
26c
36C
23,200
1.15
27,625
65c
67c
14,200
62c
Feb
96c
Jan
19 %c
22c
16,712
19%c
Apr
47c
Jan
19c
26c
144,866
19c
Apr
62c
Jan
67c
24c
19%C Jan
54c
38c
Jan
1.30
20c
24c
27,800
10%c
Jan
28c
Mar
55c
50c
64c
34,400
40c
Mar
73c
Jan
16c
16c 17 %c
II.000
15c
Feb
25c
63,711
'62c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Feb
2.60
Apr
9%
Jan
16,500
8%
8 %
400
:.
H:
II
;.
1
__
■
-
15%
10c 11 %c
39.000
1.68
8% Mar
10c
17%
2.35
—20c
1.05
-
■7
—
Ltd
1,550
61c
Jan
22,200
15c
Feb,,
2,755
600
97c
:
f
87c
16c 17 %c
__
2.35
82c
1
15%
1.08
2,786
14c
15c
2,000
75c
87c
24,520
95c
1.25
•
<
>•-.
20%
2,452
1.35
1.47
28,350
1.35
1.45
8,010
1.05
Jan
19%
Jan
Feb
21'%
Jan
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
Jan
90c
19%
20c
Jan
Apr
18
1.35
Jan
Jan
18
1.44
Jan
26c
•
1.25
970
19
Jan
98c
.1
Feb
13%cMar
Jan
2.80
Feb
Jan
18%
Mines__
2.00
67c
19 %
& Exploration..
15% Mar
Feb
11c
lie
6,500
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
31c
39c
74,070
14c
Jan
39c
Apr
4.70"
4.70
4.90
6,316
17c
17c
2,200
4.15
4.10
4.15
1,400
lie
.
2.33
Acceptance class
Gold Mines
Liberal Petroleum
Little Long Lac Gold__
19
11%
Feb
125
9
Jan
90c
12,700
73c
Mar
92c
Mar
17c
75,700
10c
Feb
17c
Apr
39c
271,015
11c
Feb
39c
Apr
Jan
2.85
2.50
2.69
56,750
2.35
2.46
11,315
29
I
29
145
»
Class B
18
*
;
1
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Hi
41%
269
41
378
16
Mar
~
Goldfleld
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
20
10c
12.500
8c
17c
22,350
13c
1.50
1.59
1.20
3,210
32,370
14,125
Apr
Apr
Feb
43c
~:1
I.
Macfie Explorations
HI HI!
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines™
1.98
1,000
3.65
7,900
3.35
Apr
5.00
Jan
2.17
2.93
3,700
2.55
Feb
3.35
Jan
Nisto
1
10c
12c
7,000
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
24c
Mar
45c
Jan
57%
Jan
38c
Apr
Nor don
Mining Corp
Class B
___1
1
North
North
1956
Norvalie
Apr
Obaska
32
2.159
1.70
12,690
92c
92c
100
28
1.60
91c
Malartic
Goldfieids__
Maneast
Uranium
Preferred
Oils
1
"""
Ltd
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
21
Apr
13%c Jan
20c
Jan
1.70 Mar
Orenada
comII
Apr
13c
65c
Jan
18c
Jan
1.21
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Pan
Western
Faramaque
'Parbee
Pater
1.79
34c
8%
Apr
Jan
Peace
Gas
Peruvian
36 %c
Jan
Feb
2.03
Jan
Pioneer
15 %c
Jan
Pitch-Ore
Matachewan
41c
50c
20,050
1
56C
55c
60c
78,243
Consolidated
Maybrun Mines
Frontenac
common
Petrol Oil
Red
McMarmac Red Lake
MeWatters Gold Mines
I
Petroleums
»
Powt.l
;
Gold
53%
Jan
74
11,550
Jan
Presiden
53c
77,000
30c
Feb
53c
Apr
Preston
4.20
4.90
107,046
Apr
Pronto
37,000
11,960
1,200
14Y8
17c
19c
12,000
26c
1.50
13
17c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
25c
30c
Jan
44c
Feb
8c
2,500
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
59c
64c
30c 31 %c
9,750
8,650
50c
Feb
30c
80c
Apr
19,700
1.90
2.10
31,033
80c
7,000
26
26
965
12%
13%
6,615
2.50 Jan
2.85
Apr
9.35 Feb
13'A
2.70
2.70
100
30c
Jan
2.34
28c
1.90
60c
Jan
47c
Jan
2.40
Apr
90c
Feb
Jan
Apr
28
>
Jan
15
25%
18c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
3.15 Jan
37 %C Mar
44,500
52c
38,470
26c
Jan
52c
Apr
13,500
27c
Mar
37c
Jan
9c
9c
1,500
9c
Feb
22
25%
31,520
16%
Feb
115 116%
1,770
4.90
45c
Mar
Feb
100
4.60
11 %C
25%
121
Jan
6.65
57c
Apr
6.40
16,046
48c
47c
57c
13,845
42c
Feb
37c
33c
38c
27,000
21c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
.
Apr
Apr
46C
Mar
jau
8%c
Apr
13c
7c
8%c
8,800
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
90c
1.08
104,294
54c
Jan
1.08
Apr
5
5
250
5
Jan
8%c
1.02
9c
4,500
6
Jan
95c
Jan
60c
6,500
55c
Apr
19c
22c
13,432
18c
Feb
24c
Jan
13.37
12%
13%
10,350
9
Feb
13%
Apr
5
73%
71
73%
1,005
50
Jan
77
Anr
25
25
Apr
25
2
3.75
3.65
3.85
52,895
64c
59c
67c
628,247
1.97
1.85
1.97
5,400
*
1.00
97c
1.03
36,100
55c
1
756
23%
2.30
27c
1.20
95c
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.90
67c
Apr
Apr
Apr
2.23 Mar
Mar
1.50
Jan
Oil
1.79
45,150
1.40
Jan
1.83
Apr
*
1.20
1.16
1.20
17,042
1.15
Feb
1.37
Jan
__l
1.40
1.3&
1.40
9,500
1.26
Apr
1.66 Jan
1
9c
9%C
26,200
*
12%
12%
933
•
60c
61c
2,000
*
1.63
68
68%
5.10
5.50
1,075
1
7c
8c
8,500
*
1.20
1.25
43%
73C
Mines—
Irffi 0
Pu'dex
Producers
Minerals
Ltd
Mar
13%
Jan
Mar
75c
Jan
Jan
38%
Feb
46%
50c
Jan
83c
55
7c
2,000
8.60
8.80
12,450
6.75
1
7.40
7.10
7.60
9,590
3.40
10,665
J an
3.95 Mar
Apr
5.90
13c
Anr
Jan
Apr
1.50
Jan
Jan
8.80
Apr
6.50 Feb
2.50
Apr
68% Mar
Jan
8.35 Mar
3.95 Mar
Jan
^_*
Prospectors Airways
Jan
Jan
12
55c
8.70
2.50
Jan
385
15c
1.20
Warrants
2.08
Gas
41%
Jan
7c
1
Dome
Uranium
128,719
1
Gold
Electric
East
1,935
83c
1
Roy
Border
43%
62c
__*
Gold
15%
24%c Jan
25.12
1
Mines
;
Rouyn
20c
15
17 %c
Minerals
&
Gas
River
Feb
45c
Powdl
Jan
10c
1.80
1
Jan
89c
16c
36c
' —1
preferred
Power, Corp
1.70
Mines
60c
M*ar
Premier
40c
For footnotes see -page 44.
Apr
52C
Prairie
1.75
Uranium
41C
3.15
17 %c
16,400
52,840
_*
Oil
Oils
Apr
Mentor Exploration &
Development. -50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
;
Po-.der
Apr
4.90
_.
Feb
71% Mar
2,000
38c
1
;
Development
86%
Apr
3L25
Merrill Petroleum
Piscer
Feb
23c
840
2,015
Apr
22c
1
common
Uranium
93 %
29c
4.20
Apr
Apr
35c
37c
1
.
Gold of British Columbia
14c
1
.1
Mar
Crow
Jan
93%
4.40
Feb
34c
1
:
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
21c
74
84%
24 %C
—1
Feb
Jan
1
Ltd
Gas—
Mines
&
48c
92%
Lake
4.00
Jan
6
40
\
15.300
72
,
Mclntyre Porcupine
7
&
Oils
Feb
Feb
Mines
Nat
Gold
20c
6
3.20
2.80
*
common
Permo
Apr
82
13%
Feb
31c
_1
Mines—;
Consol
Perron
9%c
140
1,980
4.40
2.64
1
J
Pipeline
Feb
2,595
770
4.20
11% Mar
37% Mar
34c
10c
Mines
River
Jan
6%
Oils—.
Uranium
Paymaster
Apr
82'%
4.40
6.00
Drilling
15c
82
30c
•
Parker
62c
6%
710
45c
*
.—
Amalgamated
92
82
910
29c
1
Mines
Apr
6%
695
5.75
1
Pardee
Jan
Feb
13%
39 %
Apr
1
__
___
Hersey Tubes
Rights
Porcupine
19c
11c
6.80 Mar
—1
Pamour
89%
12c
9.00 Mar
2.78
>•-
Petroleum
Penmans
1.33
62C
nil
Pacific Eastern
Feb
100
Preferred
1
Mines—
Jan
6,800
30,618
2,900
Feb
5.80 Mar
,
1.49 Mar
35,100
21,300
5.35
10,880
75c
Minerals
Lake
7%
30c
22,557
22c
35c
__10
Gold
Ormsby
Osisko
30c
1.80
1.49
50,931
8.60
4.00
1
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush____H__
1.53
22c
Feb
1.45
13
2.10
Club common
Feb
1.41
1.65
99c
Mar
6.70
34C
Apr
Pembina
1.70
1
1
-90c
20
Pickle
1
1
43%
,
Jan
30c
Maritime Mining Corp
Mar
8c
*
Mines
Jockey
Jan
5,500
!'84c
48c
Jan
8.25
1.35
39
20
Ltd
Warrants
lie
12c
1.40
1
Mines
Oils
11 %c
10c
Feb
*
Oka Rare Metals Mining—
Okalta
Apr
1,185
3.50
Feb
Jan
340,125
Jan
Jan
7%c
90
2.45
1,500
Jan
6%c
62c
750
70c
73c
19,142
47c
Feb
3.30
63c
Mar
..
23c
10,800
89%
5.90
20c
9c
—1
.,
Ltd
Jan
Mar
7%c
.100
Mines.:
Mines
4.90
50
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Jan
Jan
5,170
4.00
Ontario
1.10
Apr
5.00
5.25
Feb
Jan
2.05
Jan
4.90
4.90
6.40
common
Apr
35
7
85c
Apr
Mar
8c
1.30
65c
45c
Malartic
Feb
13c
32c""F<$'
10c
7%
1.50
1,300
7,300
14c
25c
_1
„
Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling common
43c
55c
8.25
,
Gold
6%c
9c
Majortrans
1.59 Jan
43c
45C
1
O'Leary
Mar
Mar
1.09 Feb
Apr
27,000
1.98
1.60
Feb
119,144
Feb '
31%
65,900
4.25
11c
4,935
1.65
4.460
1.34
17c
1.98
Feb
5.20
1.20
10c
1.81
Mar
Jan
5.00
1.31
____20c
Page
1.05
Ja n
6.95
5.05
Lake Mines
Pacific
8%c Jan
13 %c
Feb
15c
Jan
28
34c
Feb
Oil Selections
Jan
25
Jan
8c
Ogama Rockland Gold__.
11c
5,500
12c
2,500
*
common
Mines
O'Brien
80c
4,000
15c
1,240,000
9c
Uranium
Nudulama
Jan
31
1,200
33c
8c
3.15
Oils
Northern Telephone
Feb
1.14
38c
28c
warrants
Jan
11c 12 %c
38c
warrants
A
Feb
*
Ltd——
Star Oil
8c
1.12
47
Warrants
14c
Feb
2,029
1
Preferred
4.0c
45c
53%
1
Ltd_
Mining
Rankin
Class
9,500
61.000
52
*
Ltd
Oils
Northspan
1,500
60c
53%
'Warrants—
Northland
26,250
1.12
-10c
Mines
&
Oils
Canadian
9c
31%
MinesIIH
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
!
Norsyncomaque
North
33,300
1
Nonnetal
Oil
35c
1
Mines
Norpax
30 %C
Mar
1
:
Mines
Northcal
34 %C
*
Corp
Norgold
20c
1
___:
Norlartic
16c
31
—l
;
Mines
Nor and a
44c
47c
—l
Ltd
Nor Acme Gold
40c
60c
A
*
Mines
Mines
23c
1.72
26c
21c
3.50
2.90
8c.
-i
Macdonald Mines
Madsen Red Lake Gold
1.10
80c
Feb
Mar
Apr
21c
3.55
1
16c
__i
Mines—'
Mines
class
16
19
1.51
30
Mar
19
14c
Wflfrflritc
3.10
Jan
Feb
18
1.06
,
1.85
8%C
Hi
•
Mines
2.20
27
41
50
...Class A
Bloedel
Feb
17% Mar
10%
2.35
pfd
preferred
Uranium
2.10
Feb
1.85
Apr
2.55 Apr
Apr
2.55 Jan
85c
2.69
Groc 2nd
Cos
565
Feb
Jan
Jau
1
Mines
Rim
4.15
Feb
31c
Lexindin
Loblaw
550
5.75
19c
Jan
Mar
3.00
12c
90c
Mines
Loblaw
2.35
18 %
10%
A_
2.33
18%
.
Candy
3.75
15c
2.15
1.34
Nipissing Mines
Nickel
Jan
18c
Jan
15%
1
Gold
Louvicourt
Rouyn Merger
1.09
Jan
*
1
Mines
Newlund Mines-
Newnorth
Apr
22c
12
57
Jan
2.10
17,650
26c
42%
110%
1.12
Jan
__1
Feb
9414 Feb
5.05
1.35
36,980
33c
42%
Mines
Lencourt Gold
Jan
24c
30c
150
58%
Feb
*
4,950
;
2.10
15c
394,450
24c
12
12 r:,
18c
34c
30c
Mines
Laurentide
1.50
Apr
Feb
30c
2.50
Mines
1.31
Feb
30c
Mines
Secord
Apr
Apr
54c
15c
4.162
1.00
Mining
2.60
22 %c
16 %c
55
Mines_______
Wasa
1.85 Mar
Jan
4,766
52%
85c
Ltd
Jan
2.40 Jan
69,350
54
2.36
_
56c
17c
470
89c
Bay
90c
Apr
34c
7,711
«
ju-a
Apr
Feb
1.78
16c
39
2.37
;
ll%c Jan
31c
1
109 %
37
1.90
2.05
1
38%
__.
Lamaque Gold
Meta
32c
*
104 *2
______1
Gold
Dufault
Medallion
65c
2.15
108 3 4
_
Mines
(John)
McKenzie
53c
2.02
New
1,200
.*
Ltd—
Hudson
Oils
McOoll
58c
2.16
1
New
2,005
76C
1
Marigold
1
40c
Mines
Apr
5.75
75c
K
i
Townslte
Maralgo
Mar
Jan
il9%
16
l
i
Canada
Copper
Marcon
8C
1
Apr
___—15c
of
Macmillan
13,625
New
14%
1
i
Co
Gold
Macassa
9c
Feb
Apr
1
—_
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake
Osu
Mines.
-
8c
Jam
Apr
9%
1
.
Mines
Labrador Mining
*
1
1
19%
Feb
Kirkland
Lorado
Bidlamaque Gold
Bristol Oils
New Fortune Mines
Jan
6%
1
Leitch
New
New
Delhi
645
Kirkland Minerals
Laura
Mar
Dickenson Mines
*
Ltd
Warrants
Luz
Jan
67c
New
1,450
__5
;
(1939)
Kerr-Addison
La
23c
Feb
New
2,810
__i
Mines
Mining
Kelvinator
Lake
Feb
45c
Jan
19
*
Jupiter Oils
Lake
13c
5,500
Apr
91/2
1
Jonsmith Mines
Lake
121,400
48c
6'%
l
Minerals
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Lake
Feb
4.00 Feb
14%
*
com
Mining
Mines
Labatt
43
90c
15 c
45c
l
Ltd
Mining Corp
Exploration
Kroy
55
3,400
Jan
14c
l
*
Jacobus
Kirkland
45
47% Jan
54c
1
Athona Mines
New
Waite
Kilembe
Feb
13,400
Alger Mines
New
*
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
Kenville
Mar
88
9 V4
___*
Iron
Jowsey
23
25
70
5.20
Interprovinclal Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Jellico
Apr
14%
i
International Petroleum
Jeanette
Mar
964
5.00
18%
Warrants
International Metal Ind class A
International Nickel Co common
Joburke
11c
1
10
;
Inspiration Mining
Jaye
11
20
common
Preferred
Jack
50"% Mar
50
•>
45
5.00
♦
Jan
Feb
90
.
4.60
50
Co.—
Inland
29%
90
50
;
;
9
74c
New
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Ltd
1.34
1.33
1.35
4,400
1.16 Feb
1.50
•
3.35
3.10
3.35
171,840
1.70 Mar
3.50 Apr
•
14c
11 %C
15c
22.000
lie
Jan
18c
Jan
43
Commercial
The
44
Financial Chronicle
and
...
Monday, April 22,
1957
(1924)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
Sale Price
>;
Par
FOR
WEEK
APRTE
ENDED
19
Sale Price
Range Since Fan. 1
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
01 Prices
Week's
Thursday
;
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale*
Week's
Shares
Range Sirce Jan. 1
■
1
11,750
86C
5,700
15c
30,200
9.65
4,430
5 Oc
52c
17c
9.20
£.20
.1
59c
22,700
Jan
Union
1.25
Jan
United
Jan
lie
50c
Silk
Athabasca
8.720
Feb
United
Fuel
22c
3,000
17c
Feb
26c
Apr
United
Keno
1,265
14%
Feb
19
Jan
United
Montauban
1.49 Mar
United
Steel
1.20
Jan
Universal
1.05
Apr
Upper
1.90
78c
78c
1.70
1.70
95c
70c
Mar
78c
83c
3,100
1.79
32,280
32,600
1.90
400
1.90
1.90
100
60c
72c
68,880
1.70
1.75
1,450
12,600
1.90
1
71c
2.87
Feb
14c 14!ia c
.__1
Feb
1,100
90c
1
1.79
23,150
1.25
89c
-1
Apr
1.35
Feb
14c
23c
Apr
1.90
1.70 Mar
1.85
79c
Jan
24c
67,100
16c
Jan
35c
1.39
3,233,835
21c
Apr
1.39
Apr
71c
56c
74c
300,272
50c
Mar
1.00
Jan
17%
18%
3,943
16%
Feb
19%
Apr
13c
14c
16.500
9c
Jan
15c
Feb'
15c
17c
24,900
9c"
Jan
18c
Apr
Ltd
Class
1,220
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Apr
16%
1.735
Jan
15%
Jan
15% Mar
18%
36c
20,300
26c
Feb
60c
1.100
50c
Mar
68c
Jan
23c
84.800
13c
Jan
25c
Apr
1.41
1.50
5,525
64
65
60
2.75
2.50
1
9,200
1.27
3.25
25,305
5.40
51,198
86%
762
90
43
47
43%
43 %
47%
47'/a
25
L15
1.19
4,003
6.30
121,001
20%
905
4.05
common—
6.70
20%
6.55
4.10
200
10c 11
lie
80c
73c
73c
%c
—.——
13,000
19,015
2.50
Apr
Jan
48% Mar
Feb
Jan
48
Mar
6.30
Jan
5.40
89
Mar
90c
Jan
3.65
Jan
Feb
1.35 Mar
Apr
8.10
20 %
Apr
22%
4.05
Feb
4.55
9c
Jan
73c
Mines
common
Ltd
Somerville
Souris
Valley
Southam
Jan
Feb'
Jan
1.07
Jan
Mines
Stadacona
—
Paving
Standard
Oil
<fe
Stedman
19
15c
31C
75
41c
9.000
35c
Mar
9%
1,800
8
Mar
64c
68«i
25
4,500
55
72c
646,700
21c
Feb
Feb
20c
Feb.;
30c
Jan
55
20c
Feb
25
5 7
57
Jan
59%
33c
10,992
747
34
100
11% Mar
5.40
6.40
70,280
4.55
4.55
4.75
8,205
1,15
1.01
1.20
24c
2fc
y]
....
'
55
:%
39
:
Apr 6.40 Jail;
5.75
:i4c
3.20
3.65
16%
16
2.503
5.50 Mar
11c
2,000
17c
Feb
Mines
Iron
Ventures
Vico
1.73
Jan
3.65
L,2t>0
14%
Apr
1G%
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan'-
85c
Jan"
lo;% '
21%
:_2
70c
2.900
74c
3.50
33;%
21
166
21%
3.50
/ 14%C
72c
-1
Mines————l—
.*
Oils
Vulcan
—
--
.*
Jan
69c
1.75
13.100
15c.
Goid
Sturgeon
River
Sudbury
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
18,402
23c
76,300
18 %c
9,850
72c
10
HO
10%
72 %
74
16
16
Apr'
29c
v
Jan
2.00 Mar
Jan
Feb
50c
800
74
Feb
1.30
2,500
3.65
:
Mines———i
Amulet
Waite
Walker G <te
W
Equipment
72c
,
&
Pyrite
Werner
Lake
Wespac
Petroleums
West
31c
40c
12c
class
Apr
—
Warrants
35c
Janj
Jan
40c
Apr'
Jan
14c
Jan
1.12
125
62.030
1.27
17,650
3.20
22%
1,460
22%
2.21
2.30
19,555
1.55
1.55
100
17c
1.00
29,200
3.00
Api-
Jan
46c
1.35
Apr-
3.25 Mar
Jan
18%
-
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windward
Gold
6c
9c
Jan
;
24%
.
2.20
Apr
24%
■
19% Mar
Apr
2.90
Feb
12 %c
13 Vac
46,000
14%
15%
14%i
—0
Ltd
class
3.60
49,850
10 %
100
1.30
16,640
28c
31c
5.000
10:%:
A„
1.30
Wright-Hargreaves
18c
Apr
Mar
11c
Jan
Feb
25c
Jan
10
100
1.10
1.26
———a
Feb
8c
4,168
3.60
1.01
Alexander
10c
12 %c
*
•
15% Mar
% Jan
3.60
Feb
75c
10%
Anr
%
Inlet
Switson
Yale
Lead
Zinc
fo
Canuck
Yankee
—
1
11c
1.87
Mines__
13c
1.93
105,720
37c
Jan
Feb
16c
Apr
1.93
Apr
9%c
1.35 Mar
1
9C
9c
1,100
7c
Jan
10 %c
Feb
Metal
-1
32c
39c
94.200
23c
Jan
39c
Apr
Mining
—1
56c
60c
16,625
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
Yukeno
Mines
Zenmac
Zulapa
27c
Jan
Mar
3.15
Jan
3.50
Feb
766,433
60c
Feb
232,400
10c
Jan
48 % Mar
:{r
9%
-s",
-"5
-
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
('«n«ltUN
-
Cnrb Section
T»m4,
78c- Mar
42c
40%
13
6.40
5.05
1.20
,32c
Jan
Sale Price
Apr
Apr
Apr
Asbestos
1
fur Week
Shares
26 %
Jan
Brown
Co
Feb
71%
Jan
Bulolo
Gold
8c
8c
3,500
7%c Mar
10 %c
26%
17,088
21%
Apr
Canada
54c
53,020
Apr
39%
Jan
10%
Jan
905
34
34'2
870
29V4
Feb
35
Apr
15%
15%
975
14% Mar
17
Mat
4.25
4.50
955
23
II—III
23
200
•
31%
Jan
21
High
Low
8% Mar
255
8.4
8-4
♦
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
,t
34%
34
*
Corp
60
J
High
Law
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp Ai Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Mar
.Range
of Prices
l-ist
STOCKS
Kales
.Week's
TiMirsday
Apr
Mar
24
———————
-J
—5
Dredging
17%
Feb
Dominion Sugar
<fc
__
Mar
59c
J8n
Canadian
General Investments
28%
28
!j
Jan
4.50
21
Jan
24
28
Mar
3.85
493
c
4,600
9%c
Jan
15c
Feb
Canadian
Industries
17%
17%
323
3.30
3.40
3,255
3.25
Feb
4.10
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
3.25
3.45
660
1.45
1.90
200
1.35
1.95 Mar
Canadian
Westinghouse
47
48
4.35
4.35
200
20
20
250
12o
12c
1,000
4.00
4.00
300
3.85
Apr
5.50
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
1.42
1.53
17,860
1.10
Jan
1.72
Feb
Dominion
Glass
33c
51c
12 !aC
3.40
'I--.'
0
12c 12!
■
^
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0
..
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..
0
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1
Gold
a
30c
1.49
Jan
3.60 Mar
4.50
Apr
Coast
Mir
17
21%
Apr
Consolidated
Feb
9%c Jan
7c
Copper
common.
31
3.00
Tandem
0
common
Mines
Calgary
Top
Tombill
Jan
11,266
10c
Jan
16c
Mar
35c
Jan
50c
Mar
42 c
50c
21,225
1.66
1.75
13,615
1
4.25
3.90
4.25
4,150
'■
75c
47,205
5Gc
Feb
93c
10,400
85c
Mar
4.00
4.00
;,i_.1
18c 21
11
11
150
/—
47c
54c
60,000
0
Tailors
_0
100
18c
1
Gold Mines.
Feb
70c
90c
'
0
.
3.00
Jan
90c
»
"1'
Paper
1.60
70c
)C
Tiara Mines
Tip
lie
38
1.66
1
Mines.
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson
159
.1
—
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagaini Mines
Texas
41
10c
.1
.
Taurcanis Mines
40
,
v;''
%c
51,300
3.75
Jan
18c
Mar
Dominion
Toronto General
Bank-
10;
Trusts.:
20
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
5%
Trans
Trans
Finance
class
1
*
A-
_»
_.
preferred—
Explorations
Empire Oils__
Ltd-
1
44
1.858
35
35
50
—
38%
2.60
1.95
4.90
98c
1.25
4.00
Feb
Union
2nd
Union
8hawkey Mines
l
:
Acceptance
l
-
Steel
Hayes
l*
common-
of
Canada
—
»
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
39%
49C
Apr
19%
Jan
25%
Apr
51
Jan
56%
Apr
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
25 %
56%
50
19%
2,175
28
25
26
Mar
95
I9i
91
Mar
103 %
Jan
57
58;%
963
47 %
Feb
58%
Apr
18 %>
18%
1,076
10%
Jan
67%
68%
155
64% Mar
70
Jan
33
33
100
28%
Feb
34
Apr
42
42
25
Mar
46
Jan
35%
Jan
■;
—
6
*—
—
Jap
91
5
Ontario
&
29
—2.50
Paper
:
;
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
Ogilvie
Wire
Niagara
10
Feb
11
Apr
19c
Jan
54c
Apr
Weaving—
———„*
Feb
49
Jan
Pend
32
Jan
35% Mar
Feb
Oreille
Bros
30 % Mar
*
31
32
565
140
140
15
4.85
5.05
5,690
4.55
common-—
Consolidated
Price
40
100
Flour
Preferred
4oi/2
Mines
Gold
Mines——,
15c
1,500
12c
23c
3,420
36%
Apr
40%
Jan
Ridgeway Corporation
39%
280
29
Apr
43%
Jan
Third
2.85
53%
1,005
40%
140
Apr
165
Feb
Feb
5.20
Apr
2.65
Apr
3.40
Jan
52 V4
Apr
59
38
Feb
45
Jan
6
Apr
Jan
Feb
39%
2.70
40
*
700
52'4
2.85
——-_1
,
,
39
5.05
—1
—
37
Canadian
2.90
3.20
187,160
1.20
Jan
3.20
Apr
Yukon
2.55
2.74
22,901
2.00
Feb
2.83
Apr
6,366
Feb
133%
Gen
___15
104
Consolidated
;
Apr
3"e
Anr
17
Feb
30%
Apr
7.75
8.30
9,832
9.00
Jan
45c
52c
5,740
28c
Mar
52c
Apr
21c
22c
5,875
20c
Feb
33c
Jan
59c
66c
93,192
2 On
74c
Apr
Apr
5
5%
7%
7%
220
75
73%
75
1,685
310
3.85
7
62%
Fob
Jan
600
5Gc
3.000
28%
56c
Corp——1
Gold
105
6
60c
28%
;25
5 7 ii
•
?
5% Mar
50c
Apr
23%
Apr
60c
...
Apr
28%
Apr
Apr
21c
7.25
Trust
Inv
Zellers
124% 128%
8,509
„
Jan
7.50
„—
15c
—
preferred
Gas
Mar
24
com—
5,930
36
7.00
Jan
18 Tb
■
Paper
lnc
36c
3,700
65c
146,960
Prods
International
Minnesota
34c
.
49c
4.00
56%
•International Utilities
FOOTNOTES
•
No. par
eOdd
FOR
value.
lot sale
5.50 Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN
included In year's
-
-
range).
In. year's
«
wd When
(not included
8
Jan
t Flat
Jan
75
Feb
r
Cash
wl When
x
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-llquldatinf
<Ud> Admitted
(cot
Included
in
year'i
range)
delivered.
Issued.
Ex-dividend.
f Ex-righMi.
Ex-tvoci dividend.
*
MARKETS
dividend.
to unlisted trading prlrlleg*
range).
Selling ex-interest.
Feb
AND
t
'
(not
d Deferred delivery sale
Ultra
48
Jan
28
Securities
Canada
Loblaw
30%
—
2,420
'
•
common.—....
Interprovincial Utilities
306
l
37%
41c
49C
—
—
Jan
25%
—
200
36
.—
4.50
Paper
Jan
30
—*
—
4.50
Jan
7.90
—
*
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
3.20
128%
*
Oil
Pipeline.
—
*
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Prairie
42%
—
=>
Trans
Triad
42%
40
Canada
Trans
,
36
Jan
4.00
Feb
41% Mar
Pato
Toronto
of
102
Jan
19%
15% Mar
/,
Apr
Mar
'
Oil
Dalhousie
DuPont
Tamblyn
Jan
Mar
28c
16.500
1.83
20c
Oil
Bear
160
■
Industries
Sylvanite
Apr
"
26%
Gold..:
Cons
Jan
1.60
Feb
1.15
Jan
2.60
10%
Feb
3.25
'
Surf
Jan
1.84 Mar
Feb
1.00
4,000
1
Woodgreen Copper
Wooaward
:
1
Mines
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood
15e
1
*
—n-
Larder
Winchester
2,474
1
commc
Apr
Feb
26
Jan
1.85
933
1.90
Feb
Jan
25
32,297
22
—
—
/
9,350
26'
3.00
3.10
2.23
Feb
9%c
3,500
22%
Willroy Mines __1
Jan-
20c
■
Feb
Apr
54c
16%c
*
•——
4.70
2.75 Mar
70,214
26
4
A—•
Jan
81c
Mar
28c
20.600
*
Petroleum
Naco
B
Jan
Apr
18%
Feb
1.79
1.67
2.93
Petroleum"—;—*—1
13%
74
%
35c
1.17
(Geo)
Class
2.300
2.780
2.84
——5
Breweries
Warrants
Weston
43c
10c
1
-j.
9,615
34c
Ltd
Mines
r:
31C
4.20
Jan
Apr
16
42e
4-
Nickel,———
Decalta
Western
100
28c
Maygill Gas; Oil -————-—*
Western
67
27c
Copper—-
Malartic
West
25%
1
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
Apr
Feb
10
1,547
3.85
(Canada) Ltd.
Knapp
Weedon
7.657
v
4.05
Jan
2.95
——
Wayne Petroleums Ltd-—.—
65%
'
Superior Propane warrants
Jan
Jan
41%
32%
24c
1.75
69c
—
Wainwright Producers & Ref_.
63
1 '
J.¬
—
Mines—*——.
Apr"
3.55
•
Apr
41%
3.40
.1
.——
——
14c
20c
.
Jan
3.00
150
.
1.70
20 %c
.1
.
————
39%
.1
Ltd
Mines
:
.1
Ltd.
Explorations
Violamac
24%
1
—
Jan '
97,330
V
■
Rock
Steep
Jan
.
Consol Explorations
65%
*
5.60
13%c
3.65
5.75
Alloys
Jan
12%
0
Jan
>—
Products
Apr
60c
40%
•
;
12 %c
Jan
47
38
>
Mar
47
30c
1
—
7,300
Jan
22c
1
Ltd—
15c
Apr
Mar
47%
1
Mines
Canada—
Steeloy Mining
84c
Jan
11c
200
12,667
12%
1
Bros
of
Jan
17%
19
J 3c
*
Gas
Nickel—
Starratt
Jan
*
C.oro
Feb
14c
Jan
Jan
20%
8%
—
Materials
&
Uranium
Stanrock
Stanwell
Jan
11
Apr
37c
39c
* >1 ——* ifu
—JI——
*'
Uranium
Stanleigh
66c
63c
Aur
17%
55
Radio class A
Standard
9,800
Feb
10
21c
Services*.—-,
Spooner Mines <te Oils—:
Air
Spartan
80c
37c
47%
.50
Oils-
Union
226
2,406
7,750
18%
preferred--.
Oil
—.
24%
Jan
15c
Apr
11 Vac
———*—
Southern
Steel
79c
—_—
Roi__
Van
54c
18%
75c
18%
Ltd————
Siscoe
Slater
Slocan
A—
~——
10%
18 %
_50c
;
class
50c
10%
Mines—
Dairies
Ltd
Jan
2.95 Mar
Feb
3.60
Jan
80
Jan
80
Mar
1.82
Apr
2.10
4.85
3.10
40c
Jan
64
86%
5.40
—_
Standard
Silvcrwood
19%
—.—
Mines
Corp
Yellow knife
Simpsons
240
.V,,i
Jan
60c
1.50
Sigma Mines Quebec———
Silanco
Mining
——„—
Silver
23
._1
pfd___.
B
Hill
Western Canada
21c
3.15
Siiver-Miller Mines
17c
Mar
11c
13
33c
60c
—.—
Inv
Canada
Vandoo
■
Petroleums——^—*
Gordon
Breweries
Sicks
11 %
16
Creek Gold
Sherritt
Mar
110
preferred——
preferred
A
B
Jan
36
3,000
Shawinigan Water & Power commonClass
20
Jan
13c
Oils Ltd-—..——.50c
Security Freehold
Sheep
Jan
27
*
Cement
Rainbow
Scurry
72%
16
125
14%
——
Saskatchewan
64% Mar
1,660
12c
common—
Corp
Debentures
1,327
17
14%
Gold,
River
Jan
71%
32%
70
1
class A
%
—
Vanadium
Webb
11
Antonio Gold
Sand
'
16%
16%
—
Cement
29%
'
Waterous
32%
.10
.25
Uranium Mines
Michael
San
Mar
22c
Mining
25% Mar
Jan
50c
Industries
100
6.95
5.50 Mar
Apr
87c
Ltd——1
1
——~————1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
*
St
4.50
75c
—
Lawrence
St
Jan
Feb
Feb
4.00
22c
————
Lawrence
St
23c
Apr
50c
1.38
Royal Bank of Canada—
Oil common
Ryarior
12c
Jan
Mar
2.10 Mar
Jan
1
Royalite
Russell
6.500
.—
Mines
Oils
Preferred
100
70c
1.56
Jan
2.05
Apr
37c
Feb
1
Consol
Roxana
13c
4.50
70c
70c
—
Can
V;
(A
12c
4.50
1
»
III
Ltd—
Pete
Rocky
Roe
Rowan
28
;
24c
Mar
18c
Jan
1.10
1.25
1
—
l,8i0
A—
Oils
1
Lac
Long
Roche
6.15
6.00
28
—
class
2.05
III
—
6.00
1
1
22
16%
»
—
1.500
—
Mines
Feb
21c
.—■—
Estella
United
class
L
1.95
-1
Mines Ltd—.
class B—
Uranium—
Rockwin Mines
Ltd
Corps
Class
High
Low
High
Low
20 %c
*
.
United
—
Rio Rupununi
Jan
80c
Apr
———
Rix
United
10% Mar
Corp
Asbestos
21c
Uranium
Riverside
Mar
28c
8.00 Feb
Mining
15%
—
—
Rexspar
2.34
2.05
Mines—
Rainville Miners Ltd-*_,—
Rare Earth Mining Co LtdRayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd—
Reeves
MacDonald—
Richwell
Feb
Feb
1.25
81c
/I
Far
High
15%
Uranium
Mines
1.35
83c
1
Corp,
Quebec
Mines-—Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines——
Quemont Mining
Renabie
1.29
83c
1
Lithium
Manitou
Radtore
1.30
1
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop-*
Quebec
Low
High
Low
Volume 185
Number 5631... The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
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1
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45
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
•-
,
-The
following bid and asked quotations
Quotations for Thursday, April 1H
,
obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. Thev do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
or bought (indicated by the
(indicated by the "bid")
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "Nati&..al" list is composed of
which have a wide national
distribution.
.
are
securiUei
Industrials and Utilities
•,
;;
AeroTOX
>' ■"'
'•
.
Corp
Air
Products
i
Inc
American
r
i
Amer
&
Develop
Amphenol
Electronics
36%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
j
37%
Hugoton Production Co
32%
Husky Oil Co
35%'
Hycun
1
y,
?■;
27%
Corp
i
1
';■«'
i
19
1
13%
common.,
i
Partic preferred
Arizona
Public
Arkansas
Service
Missouri
Co.,
Power
Arkansas Western Gas Co..___.5
Art Metal Construction Co..i.__ 10
Avon Products
Inc
"
Ideal
Cement Co
15%
Indian
26%
'}■
Bareco Oil Co
Bates
Mfg
Bausch
47%
Bell
i
?
&
Optical
Co
Gossett
'Class
Beryllium
A
Public
Iowa
Iowa
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany Mills Inc
;
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
$1.20
Sharpe Mfg Co
&
Brunner
Mfg
Co
___
Brush
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's
28
2412
I334
3934
15%
Oregon Power Co„=o
California Water Service Co—25
Calif Wat & Telephone Co_12%
33%
Home
19%
11%
12%
Ltd__10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Callf.l
21%
Paper
1
36%
Ceco Steel
Products
lo
22 %
.5
15%
16%
Struthers
Co—15
21Vs
22%
Co
Steel
Corp
preferred
Stubnitz
11%
12
ll3a
12%
Sutton
(O A)
Tampax
common—
1
Corp
53%
Tennessee
24%
Texas
Eastern
37%
Texas
Gas
Natural
Gas.5
3
10%
Texas
Natural
38%
Texas
National
Therino
—.10
24%
26
Three
Co
Time
3
31%
34%
5
24%
Co
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs:
Central Electric & Gas Co__3%
Co
5%
—
Glass
Blower
Lone
Fibers
Nat
Co...
5
14%
Corp
of
Steel
Stores
Ludlow
3%
31 %
cl B„5
com
65%
Collins
1
35
1
37%
39%
13
13%
40%
42%
Co
.
Inc
l1/*
Mfg & Sales Co
•
Bank
Macmillan Co
of
"
■i
Bankers Trust
Co
21%
1634
5%
16
Vg
15
16
*
1
8%
1
23%
25%
__1
2314
25%
2 %
24%
26%
80
8334
com,.
i
Inc
,
5
19 %
6%
8%
,
Laboratories
5
5
21%
:
■I.¬
j,
Missouri
Utilities
—
Co
Chemical
__1
Productions..2%
Inc
15%
1734
Class
B
20%
41%
24%
9%
9%
-10
25 (2
27%
Corp
2%
Oil Corp
&
5
New
12%
Norris
File
Thermador
Noitex
Oil
North
&
Corp
Gas
26%
8%
9%
30%
Northeastern Water Co
10%
11%
North
17%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co..
North Penn Gas
Indiana
Northwest
Co
Pub
Gas
Co
i
v
9%
50c
15%
Associates..10
9%
$4
Old
Ber.
Production
•
24 %
26%
1
8%
9%
——I
Paper.lO
Packing Co
Coal
Corp
Pabst Brewing Co
Pendleton
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Cement
Brick
Leaseholds
Class
B
Haskellte
High
Voltage
Co
37%
40%
26 %
28%
440
(Pgh)
30
53%
57
0
14%
15%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
76%
17
;d%
63
66
Rye
308
318
10
Bk &
Tr
(Atlantai_10
13%
14%
First Natl Bank of Boston..12%
70%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
39 %
41%
First
Natl
Bank
•33%
35%
(Jersey City')—25
of St Louis—.20
50
53%
59%
63
63%
66%
6%
7%
First
Natl
Bk
17%
First
Natl
Bk
Natl City Bank
14
:•
15%
14%
15%
2j7%
29 %
7
First
&
Pennsylvania
(N
Second
Franklin Natl Bk
10
42%
33%
22
23%
Bk_15
48%
14%
Girard
13%
Guaranty Trust Co
10%
65%
68%
11%
26
Square
N
37
141
39%
PUb
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
5
16%
17%
40
43 %
Pub
Serv
Co of
New
Mexico
5
15
16 %
22 >2
Punta
1
19%
37
403b
Purolator
1
33
35%
22'4
Metals Corp of America—1
Reichhold
Chemicals
1
Republic Natural Gas Co
20
64%
67%
10
28%
32
47%
50%
29%
31%
46
49%
of
Pbita
Trust
Exch
Corn
Y)
(N
Bank
of
Trade Bk
Flarris
Hartford
Hudson
York—10
Bank of New
Tr
&
Natl
Bk
County
Tr
Co
1
43%
440
Natl
Co
Co
Bk
&
(N
New
of
30%
32%
Trust Co
54
59%
Union
Bk
16%
18
Union
Tr
of
No
Tr
42
19%
20%
44
46%
Co
2%
10%
11%
(N Y)—5
25%
27%
44
47%
Jersey
Amer
38
Y)—10
—20
Co
10
Co
—10
Tr
Phila)
Trust
464
25
&
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr
41%
(Chit—100
Bk
Sav
A
25
Tr
&
Tradesmens
Hanover
Albany
Bk
(Union City)—8
United
Com
of
Co
of
States
(Cleve)_10
Maryland
Trust
10
X41%
44%
10
22%
24%
Co—
21%
2034
Trust
Masai
Sterling Natl
(N Y)
39%
136
%
21
39%
26%
5
15%
16'
2
1
8%
9 %
20c
2%
2%
•
10
6%
10%
7%
1
25c
5
Co cla33 A cora.10
10
5
1
3%
49
121
122
8%
20
4
Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp
Products
10c
Rare
4%
7%
22%
Industrial
Natl
Providence
For
R
footnotes
Bk
129
8%
22
32%
34%
10
32%
36%
(Boston)
of
I
—
United States
j
see
35:%
preceding
Tr Co
Valley Natl Bk
(N
Y)_20
64%
87%
(Phoenix Arls)_0
28 %
30 %
page.
38%
16%
17%
3
22%
24%
Inc—3%
16%
17%
Roadway Express class A
25c
9%
(H Hi
Rochester
Telephone Corp
56
National
60
1
Co
Robertson
maKt
Markets in two out of every three of the
&
Utility
Stocks quoted in the above
10
"
Robblns & Myers Inc
We
Industrial
70
17%
18%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co..2%
Roddis
list
of
Over
-
the
-
Securities.
Counter
74%
10
Ryder
Plywood
System
Your orders A inquiries ore
44%
12%
13%
16%
Sealright
Searle
(G
Oswego
18
Falls Corp.._
30%
32%
HA 2-
D)
&
2
44
46%
2400
1
14
15%
7Va
22
23%
Co
Seismograph Service Corp
fiiprrn.
Pacific
invited
47%
1
5
Corp
Inc
TROSTER,
53
127
(N Y)__10
23%
2
Riley Stoker Corp
Brand Rice Mills
Industrial Bk of Com
4%
.12%
Richardson Co
River
7
Power
Co
9%
78%
51%
20
5
23%
5%
8treet
Bank-State
8%
74
Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Bk of Huntington
(N Y).
45
30%
(Franklin
12
5%
20
38
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Y)
13%
2%
2
Co
Trust
Union
140
ol
_
22
30%,
Bank
National Bank (N Y)
Louis
(Boston,
10
33%
2%
Natl
Second Natl Bk
Banking
Rochelle
New
31%
28%
Co
State
Y)„20
(Phila)
Trust Co
St
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
7%
100
Dallas—10
of
Trust
Boston
6'/4
J)
66
36%
Properties
469
72%
Y)„.10
(Minn)
Corp
16%
5
100
Tr
A
35.%
Bk Stk
3
19
Bk
10
24%
Co
(Chicago)
Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Gas &
Coke
Co
34%
—2
America
Tr
First
21%
Producing
10c
Peoples
32%
Portland
25
Engineering
Northern
183
25
20
Portland General Electric Co_7%
5
Corp
27%
r
175
(N Y l.lO
(N
Bk
18%
22
common
Mfg
25%
5
50
Y)
56%
30%
31 %
(M A)
67%
(N
Rockland-Atlas
17%
39%
Hanna
64%
Trust Co
35%
28
32%
Company
York
46%
33%
Corp
37
Haloid
39%
58
Polaroid
36%
Controls
49%
36%
52%
49%
Hagan
&
45%
Eng Trust Co (Bo&ton)_100
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).13
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0..35
4634
29
Chemicals
44 %
New
63
Plymouth
30%
Hallo Mines Inc
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
34%
20%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co aew„2.50
.
86%
32
31%
19
20%
Corp
83%
29%
•
(Newark)—10
Trust Co
N
A
29%
"59%
59%
•
Co
27
55%
35
Fiduciary
Pigeon
Rubber
7.50
J)
Fidelity Un Tr Co
70c
Co—
(N
Bank¬
12%
Pioneer
1
Inc
ing Go
61
Y)
N
Essex
Sc
22%
19%
Gas
Commerce Bank
(Albany
Newark
11%
65
2
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Trust
Natl
57
22%
64
20%
56%
Corp.l
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
National
77%
39%
53%
20%
60
15
38
25
Co
Co
62
73
36%
(Cleve)
25%
National
Corp
:3%
Park Inc (Wash).l
Detroit—10
Westchester_5
54%
(Camden
Lumber
of
of
(Phlla)—10
18
Natural
Bank
Bank
City Bank
Provident
61
Hole
344
74'/4
53
Pickering
59 %
42
*
70
Co
1
329
23%
First
Bottlers__l
110%
55
39 s
23
6%
Indus
General
106%
35%
First Camden Natl
,•
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
20%
National
10
9%
5
:
42%
18%
(Newark
15%
•
39%
New
Co
J)
14
*
37%
33%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)—10
37
20
Financial
Fire
Sulphur
Co
26%
10
Trust
...
Trust
99
24%
82%
23 %
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co.
Gulf
N
57%
Co_12%
Empire Trust Co (N Y>
Federal
94
10
(Phlla)
National
(White
Plains N Y)
19%
33%
51 %'
34 "2
Co
preferred
Coast
:
Bid
17%
47%
1
2%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Gulf
v
(Phlla)
31%
National
10
Co
Co
79
10
.
General Amer Oil Co of Texas__5
General Controls Co
5
P)
Trust
County
67
&
&
Trust
37%
260
33'/a
.1
Corp
34%
63
245
of N J.25
& Trust
8%
44%
Co
Gas Service Co
(A
17%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Potash Co of
Green
I6y<
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)—100
50
N J)
14%
flfd_*
Co
Y)__10
(Chicago)
(Paterson
13
4134
•
Great Western
Co
County Bank
First
7%
Co
Portland
50e
Co
—
13%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
8%
40%
Tr
Bank
25%
Otter Tail Power Co
Co
516%
111
23%
16%
8
38%
25
17%
34%
Mortgage Assn.100
Corp
10
Corp Ltd
2%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_£
Giant
Off-Shore
Freeport (N Y)
0
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 35
Mercantile Tr Co (St Loula)
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-lO
27
38%
—10
Co.
8
25%
1
25
(N
&
1
23%
Co
Oil
42
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
3G
(N Y)
21%
32%
Boston
Crude
17%
11
'
39%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
National ~
Bank
19%
*
»Texas)
Corrugated
15%
10
1
44%
5
:
First
Fluor
General
Co
35%
5
—
Serv
62%
42
Phila.lO
Bank
1
28%
Natl
Wayne
State
1
1
58
10
Bank'(Savannah)
18
50c
Corp
Coal
American
1
Mfg Co
Mineral
Bk
•
Co
2
16
62%
Cleve—16
of
Southern
&
50c
common
Nicholson
America
Exch
Corn
33%
Corp A com_50c
Shops of Del
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
19%
4%
...
Shirt
National
23%
27%
2
Foods
10
5
Co
J)
of
Federation Bk & Tr Co
11
3%
(N
Bk
Continental
16%
19
_1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
2134
25%
Inc
Oil
Fanner
20%
1
Inc
Federal
16%
19%
Co__5
Sons
Broadcasting Corp
Fairmont
15
Natl
Trust
22 %
...1
Co
Haines
Co
Bank
Natl
Trust
20%
National
1
59%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago).25
27%
18%
Alumina te
63%
h
28%
25%
Montrose
Trust
Commercial
.26%
20%
Gas
State
Garlock
299
16
20
Citizens
23%
—2
National
Emhart Mfg Co
Frlto
286
Connecticut
.7%.
Inc,
17%
Utilities
Co
Companies
(St
Broad St Trust Co (Philai
Inc—
.
6%
16
McLouth
—1
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
...5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co.. :
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__. —5
Mo-Kars Pipe Line Co com. ...5
19
8%
Industries
18%
Eastern Industries Inc
Ft
100
51
17%
Electric Co
12%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
30
Liberty Real Estate Bk * Tr
48
16%
preference
Foote
42
48%
1
Corp
(Walt)
Eastern
27%
9
(Rudolph)
Industrial
6V4
45%
Supply Co of N Y__2%
Nat
26
Par
A
Chem
8%
Dl-Noc
.
38
S
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
8%
Disney
First
37%
<fe
37 %
734
Internat Bridge Co
Chemical Arts Inc
Empire
35%
T
Centl-Penn
7%
East Tennessee
10
Ask
Central
5934
vtg
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
El Paso
Bid
15%
1
of
Zapata
20 %
1
com
vtg
Corp
70
18%
National
$1
32
Light Co
66Va
14%
__5
Dynamics
17%
29
7%
1
Miles
22%
14%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Bush
&
7'%
1
Corp
Class A common..
35%
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
J
Bradstreet
16
16%
2%
1
Camden
Miehle-Gross-Dexier
21%
21
33%
17%
&
15
11%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
13%
Prods Inc..1
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
9%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Dunham
42%
1
Wurlitzer
12%
Automo
Marlin-Rockwell
15
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1,
Colorado Oil & Gau* Corp com
3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Commonwealth Oil F.ef Co Inc_2c
Dun
40%
9
Wood Conversion Co
Maremont
33 %c
;.
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17%
36 ya
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36%
16 y„
1
Co
8%
30%
32%
(R
65
Pow
16%
34
5
10
Co
8 V«
51%
30%
Products
Wisconsin
33%
Cos
5%
Co
Cleveland Trust Co
Donnelley
60ya
28%
41%
Doeskin
1
1
48%
11%
DuMont
6%
(N Y)
11
.
33 %c
Interstate Gas Co.,
Detroit
5%
X15"4
Inc
Gas
42
10
Williams <fc Co Inc
Corp..1
Bank
38%
Oil
21%
Mallory (PR)
Manning Maxwell & Moore.12%
Natl
Boatmen's
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
Steel Corp
—2ya
Dentists'
20%
48%
Meredith
cl A
class 3...
Delhi-Taylor
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
36%
12%
Ltd
White
23%
45 %
11%
Laboratories
Western Natural
27%
s 33%
lc
Common
36%
54%
39
Massachusetts
34%
1
7%
Stores
Cutter
Western
25%
22«/a
Electric Co—16
& Co
1
Madison Gas &
«
59%
Colorado
i
9%
(Newark) .25
6%
1
common
_
West Point Manufacturing Co
Western Lt & Telephone Co
5
York
New
56%
B
9
Services
Jet
Corp_7
—
35
Class
,39%
Swasey
1
N
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Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.l
6%
Colonial
,
36%
&
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
]
Bank of Commerce
Bank
17%
32 3
America
of
(San
17%
10
Corp
Co
A
Welex
Par
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Co
32%
50%
7%
37 %
America
32
Radio
52%
30%
5
7%
Warner
Bank & Trust
24 %
Macnine Co
49 V*
—1
Washington Natural Gas Co
69
2934
,
.
Telephone Co
Clinton
-15
Wagner Electric Corp
33 %
6%
16%
Utility Corp.—,6
com
_
Co
7
9'/a
4%
—1
22%
Common
16%
22%
8ya
7%
..10c
Corp
22%
Citizens Util Co
47%
14%
21 y4
1
Co
44%
20%
6%
McLean
v
8
5
50o
Corp of America
16
19%
1
....
21%
.,—
Serv
Vitro
17%
Inc
14%
Gas
Valley Mould <fc Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ine—
47%
lc
Gas
36%
Vt Pub
35%
—1
States
13%
Chattanooga
18%
16%
Petroleum
343a
Central
29%
17
2%
Corp..1
Corp
5
Central
32%
27 %
6%
Gasoline
King
Louisiana Electric Co__5
Maine Power Co
10
Soya Co
29%
9
26%
Clark ..—25
Co
Loan
Star
Lucky
30 3/8
lO
Central Indiana Gas Co
Public
13%
Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
12%
Texas Industries Inc
40%
Cem
22%
Universal Match Corp.
Upper Peninsular Power
28y4
Transmis
36
Co
23%
21
34%
6%
Transmission
37%
9%
22
21%
5%
Gas Transmis
16
50c
Co
55%
20
I
—.10
12%
Inc
39%:
37
52%
45
>
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co.l
4
Corp
31%
1
34%
3%
Chemical
26'%
Corp
23%
I
<fc
1
Inc
50
City Public Serv Co
Borax
2ya
Corp
Corp
Propane Gas
Refining Co
Suntide
5
;
%
33
35%
1
Wells
Greene
___•
Lithium
2334
Central
,.1
34%
Inc
30%
Co
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
39
Central
14%
...
Products
21%
United Utilities Inc
7%
Liberty
2234
Carpenter
Central
13%
20
33
States Sugar Corp -——1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
26%
2.50
7%
Corp_50o
United
34%
24%
84%
Le Cuno Oil Corp
21%
Central
32%
Common
25%
Landers Frary &
44%
Canadian
■>
Stanley
7
L-O-F
35%
42
Gas
Standard Register
13%
17%
Keystone Portland
16%
&
22%
1238
32
10
Steamship.
1534
24
Koeliring
42%
1
Elec
2Va
Line
U S
28%
2M»
9%
27%
6%
37
10
111
&
Kentucky Utilities Co
1434
3414
California
Central
203a
Fruit
Co
80^2
—
7%
1
Co—*
Petrol
Stand
.1
Electric
Kendall
26%
Inc
Delhi
46 %
1
Lau
"
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
28%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
7%
Corp
Burndy
Speer
13%
28%
8%
25%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt dc Pwr Co_5
21%
5
Inc
Kansas-Nebraska
18'%
: V;
20%
Co—i
Bid
26%
Inc
Tracerlab Inc
Trans Gas Pipe
8%
68
1
Kansas
29%
17
7
7%
Tele
21%
Carbon
Par
Corp
Industries
Towmotor Corp
40%
1
27%
19%
42 %
38
I
.
1.
Steel Co
$1.46
24%
7%
Co
States
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
44%
•23%
l
Southwestern
Gas
Producing Co__l
Gas
non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp.. 1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
Co
Utilities
Heintz
Kaiser
9%
4i :
Union
Southern
Tekoil
10%
—.10
41%
Jessop
12%
l
3%
23%
9%
com I
11%
-
Jervis Corp
6%
834
preferred__25
18%
Inc
Pow
Service
Southern
Jack
7%
% 11%
Black Hills Power & Light Co._l
15%
5
Southern Colorado Power Co__•
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co..25
Suburban
20%
21%
#
£2
14%
17%
82%
48
1
»
15
Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Pub Serv Co
10c
12
-
common
Electric Lt &
37%
___5
Corp
Co
Diver Services
Iowa
2034
6%
——s.——i.10
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Textbook
Investors
27
614
Co__10
12%
14
2534
64% ~
Interstate Bakeries Corp —....1
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
1
Interstate Securities Co
5
24%
18%
10
Lomb
11%
....
Southern Calif Water Co
39
*
51%
■
19%
1
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&
16%
78
27a
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25%
20%
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,
15
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■
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10
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International
3434
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23%
;
5
Indiana Gas & Water Co
v
45
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22%
10
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ITE
25%
5
Co__5,
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62%
Corp
Southwest
29% "
23%
4
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28%
59%
29 %
27%
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1
28%
"
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Farms
*
..—.10
51%
::
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.
Ask
26%
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Bid
;
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Mig
Bid
2
343a
27
American Window Glass Co. 12%
.
2%
.-
31%
48%
-
Pipe & Const Co.—.1
Research
A
29%
-32
2"
-AMP Incorporated
class
33%
—4
_
Hoover Co
2934
.1
10
American-Marietta Co
5% %
3514
-
5
Corp
Par.,'-
341-2
*
__.1
American Box Board Co
Par
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33%c
Skil
Ask
514
Co..1
Barge Line Co
American Express Co
Amer Hospital Supply
t
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-'-Par
-
.
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American
" '
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Members:
74
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Y.
SINGER
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&
Association
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Financial. Chronicle.. .Monday, April 22,
The Commercial and
4tt
1957
(1926)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotation* for
Thursday, April
18
Insurance
Mutual Funds
'■
M«tual Fond.*—
Business Shares
American Mutual Fund Inc
Associated Fund
Trust
Atomic Development
American
5.2:1
Aetna
10.38
11.34
Aetna Life
9.17
Co of America——1
Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
10.12
5.71
6.25
1.63
Johnston
Fund-l
a21.14
Investment
1.53
17.93
16.48
1
"A" Inc—1
"B" InC—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics Corp ic
6.09
8.07
8.77
3.63
4.02
B-3
11.18
B-4
11.49
Inv
8-1
15.80
Inc.——.—-——-1
Fund
10c
1
Fund Ltd
1
22.52
17.08
Broad
S-2
Bullock
32%
26%
26%
26.00
5%
Co_5
34%
(Newark N J)__2%
28%
1887
American
11.05
Amer Ins Co
8.6i
9.40
12.37
13.50
American Re-insurance
15.76
17.20
American Surety Co
11.66
'
Growth
Canadian International
Fund
Ltd
Capital
Fund Inc
Securities
Chemical
Christiana
preferred
Fund
1
6.12
6.71
11.57
Fund—*
5.23
5.76
2.54
2.80
shares—lc
lc
3.89
4.29
3.61
3.98
Automobile
17.51
Electrical
14,200
,
10.83
9.88
'
12.75
13.86
Mutual
Sayles
Metal
shares
Industries
shares
——•—\
Petroleum
13.49
16 75
Massachusetts
13.48
14.57
Mass
6.75
7.39
Investing Co Inc
1
Oe Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
—1
Diversified Growth Stic Fund—l
Diversified Investment Fund—l
14.48
14.63
65 %
68'a
18
16 fa
Vegh
Fund
10.81
11.83
13.23
8.91
Inc
Invest
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-10
-Oc
Equity Fund Inc—
—
Fund Inc
3
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
——
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series--—lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fidelity
2
Inc
fundamental Investors
J
Trie/
'-Futures
1
1
1
Fund Inc
Corp—
General Investors Trust
Group Securities—
Gas
Industries
Capital
General
1®
shares
Automobile
1®"
shares
Aviation
1®
lc
Building shares
Growth Fund
Capital
shares—
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Chemical
Common
23.51
Income
22.43
Stock
5.08
5.55
169.73
171.44
New
6.96
7.21
New
15.34
15.87
17.15
3.93
lc
4.28
8.15
6.89
X20.04
21.66
-1
33%
1
9.78
7.76
8.43
10.32
11.31
6.72
7.87
16.15
17.70
3.24
3.52
14.45
15.79
12.38
13.33
7.19
7.82
9.11
9 93
10.77
11.80
6.06
6.65
8.70
9.53
12.02
13.16
11.39
12.47
7.22
7.92
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
!" 5.79
6.35
8.70
9.53
8.00
8.77
15.25
16.69
8.54
8.90
Merchandising
shares—lc
shares
lc
10.20
11.17
shares
lc
9.03
9.89
lc
lc
12.18
Philadelphia
Pine
Street
2.85
lo
6.23
6.83
lc
9.54
flO.45
—lc
17.71
-
13.18
8.93
21.97
14.44
22.19
2.50 (l
14.61
1
Puritan
Fund
Inc..
1
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
1
Science
of Canada
Scudder Fund
Scudder,
Fund
Funds
Nuclear
&
1
Inc..1
1363
Stock
Institutional
Mining
shares
Petroleum
shares
Bond
Railroad
RR
Bond
equipment
shares
stock
shares
Railroad
Steel
shares
Tobacco
shares
lc
._
4.11
8.86
9.71
1
15.60
16.07
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
i
16.99
17.51
—
Sovereign
49%
1
1
Inc—
10c
Series H-DA
Haydock Fund Ir.c
4.22
10c
:
i
Income
of
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Inc
Fund
Investors
2.50
1
9.95
10.87
1
8.61
9.41
1
Boston
Income
9.21
33%
73 %
76%
3
26
27%
2
25%
27%
2
23%
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—
37%
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99 %
Westchester
103 %
Fire
—
July
l%s
Oct.
3%s Feb.
100
100.2
2%s
1.
1957—:
15,
99.31
3%s
100.1
20,
20,
Feb.
99.31
1957
Aug.
100.2
1957
1957
— —
1958—*—-
20,
1958——
10,
-
1933-*—:—'
10,
Mar.
1958
100.4
98.26
100
100.1
4s
May
1
Feb.
3%s
Sept.
—«,
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Inc.
Fund
1
1,
99%
99.21
1957
1957——
24%
22%
9.25
3.46
Nov.
1957-1—
1,
Income Fund
Canada
1
9.98
11.04
17.21
X5.88
6.43
l%s Oct.
5.59
6.11
l%s
1
Treasury
Line
Line
Fund
Inc
P'und
Income
——
100.1
100.3
99.30
99.28
1958
May
2%s
Inc
1
99.25
100.3
99.31
100.1
100.1
3'/as
May
15,
1960
99.26
99.23
l'/aS
Oct.
1,
99.19
10.83
7.13
7.79
1
8.87
13.04
14.22
98.24
99.9
1 VaS
April
1 %3
Oct
1%9
April
—
96
95
100.1
93.24
93
91.24
92
90.28
1961
94
92.24
1961
1.
1.
99.31
91.4
99.11
■
1,
1962...
9.69
1
99.12
96.28
94.24
11.84
1
>
99.21
97.8
95.24
3.04
1
*
98.16
1958
1,
99.8
1958
1.
97.6
I960
1957
97.24
96.20
1960
99.29
2%s June 15,
2.78
1,
1957
15.
April
April
99.28
15.
Ask
97.16
1959
1.
1957
Aug. 1,
Aug.
Oct.
1957
l%s
18.71
Special Situations
Inc
1957
Notes—
12.07
2s
Line Fund
24,
8.83
10.85
Ltd
100
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
1, 1958
1%$ Feb. 15, 1959
1%S April
1,
1959
100.2
Oct.
1%S
1957
14,
8.08
Fund
Science
Funds
1,
Feb
100
l'/aS
l'/aS
June
Oct.
1
Shares.l
100%
Treasury
Indebtedness—
3%s
12.26
11.28
Fund
97
102%
32nda of a point
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
of
Certificates
1
Continental
96.10
99.31
15.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Maturity—
3%s
United
96
100
U. S, Certificates of indebtedness & Notes
Fund—1
Accumulated
99.29
13.30
40%
Funds Inc—
United
97.2
102
.
1957
3.
Oct.
3.80s
3V4.S
United
97.24
96
1972
15,
100.1*
96
1972-1937
15,
99.31
95.22
3%s May 1. 1971
4%3
99.2
96.24
wi
1962
99.8
100.2
97.14
wi.i—m.
1958
1959
1, 1960
2%s June 1. 1960
100.1
100.6
100.8
99.2
100.2
100.3
100.4
98.24
1958-
2%s May
2'4s Feb.
Mortgage Assn—
Sept.
99
A*k
100.1
99.30
1958™
1
May
Bid
99.31
100
1957—
1,
May
'
1957
14,
100
Bonds—
1957—
1,
May
:.10c
Van
&
Strum
Fund
—
Towne
Stock
Inc
Investing Corp
Street
Federal intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mutual
11.20
11.59
Growth
Fund.lc
11.15
12.19
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
7.01
7.67
Whitehall
-Fund
Inc
1
11.70
12.65
Institutional
Insur
Fund—_lc
12.83
14.03
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
.516
5 58
Washington
Investors
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
Rate
Dated
Due
Rfd
Ask
Dated
Rate
Doe
Bid
Ask
8-
1-56
5-
1-57
100
3.875^
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100 4
9-
4-56
6-
3-57
100
1002
3.875 %
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.75%
10-
1-50
7-
1-57
100
100.3
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.30
100
3.75%
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100
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3.625 %
3.75%
Recent
Boads—
Ask
102%
New
4%s„1985
99%
100 %
Potomac Elec
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%S-19il7
101%
102%
Pub
Serv
Co
78%
79%
Pub
Serv
El
77
79
Sheraton
American
Tel
Burlington
Capital
&
Airlines
Columbus
Tel
Industries
&
4%s_1980
4y4S_1975
4%s
South
Ohio
1976
.
1987
Commonwealth Edison 4'/4s..l967
England Power 4%s
Co
.1982
4%s_.
of
Okla 4y4s—.1987
Gas
&
of
Am
4%s
4%s
100
v
100%
Corp 3%s
Frueliauf Trailer
1975
4s
1976
3%s
Hilton
100%
100%
Ilinois
90
82%
1975
Hotels
Bell
Bowenstein
98
Telephone 4'/4s..l98a
(M>
<5c
93
101
&
79 %
101%
102%
100
United States Treasury
L01
100%
100%
85
87
Bid
100%
100%
100
100%
102%
April 25,
102%
70
Power Ac Lgt 4%s
,.1987
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
4%s
1983
103
116
119
4%s„
Match
5s
80%
101
99.919
99.854
99.861
June
24,
99.793
99.800
Jure
27,
1957
99.733
99.740
July
May 31, 1957
99.664
99.673
Julv
1957
99.615
99.025
July 13.
103
95
99
102%
102%
Mueller Brass 3%a
1975
90
94
National
1970
105
107
Can
5s
Pacific Power
6.16%
pfd
June- 6.
pfd__50
55
56
104%
106%
Light—
par
value
stock dividend
2.44%
tEx-2-for-l
a
100
_....
Potomac Electric
1957
5,
1957
12,
1957
99.439
99.454
99.367
99.316
99.246
99.379
99.465
99.329
99.256
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
100
tEx-lC0%
&
1957
1957
1957
99.508
96
y2
Stocks-
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
20,
Ask
99.567
99.555
99.495
99.451
106
.1976
1957
1957
1957—
.
101 %
.1987
Gas
1977
.1970
United
101%
103%
13,
1957
2,
•No
Minn
Rid
June
99.975
May 16,
May 9.
71%
1971
101
Dollar Valae
Ask
99.977
99.914
1957
June
May
.1971
5s
Bi
Dollar Value
Elec—
.1987
Universal
1981
102%
82%
Sons—
4%s
.1967
A«*
101%
May 23,
Gas
Southwestern
Textron 'Amer
109
1970
4V28
.1977
Southern Counties Gas 4%s 1982
4%s
Perro
.1987
Southern Calif Edison 4 Vis..1982
Elec—
4 Vis
Rid
Bonds—(Coot.)
Bid
Can
9-
3-56
Security Issues
101%
Aluminum Co of
12-
99.30
pfd
50
50 %
„
50%
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
split,
x
value.
.
the New York
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
y
iUi
Ex-rights,
t New
to listing on
Exchange.
b Bid
d
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
i '
;
•8-
32nds of a potns
Bank
Land
Federal
Ask
13.21
Texas
,
13.59
12.12
Fund
Television-Electronics
'
Insurance Co in the
of
15.39
10.60
Institutional
City
12.29
10.23
Fund
21%
Guaranty Co —10
'
61%
20
80%
3%s
15, 1957
11.82
Wall
Fund
S Fire
U S Life
3%s
lc
Bank
Foundation
U
3%s Sept
lo
Inst
53%
3
%
9.96
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
51V«
—
(N
Trust
U S Fidelity &
2s June
11.18
Value
2.73
34%
48
5
&
100.4
20,
a29.41
Value
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
31%
Travelers
9.44
1
Value
a23.80
68%
Marine- —10
&
Fire
59%
64
;
55%
56%
—10
—
Accident
Guar
100.3
Natl
4s
4.61
4.18
Surety Co
50
.6.25
—10
Marine
&
60
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
United
Series H-C7
Fire
Paul
Springfield
,
99.30
May
4 103
12.41
*
Inc
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
United
Funds
Investors
1
Investors
United
Hamilton
Republic
St
2%s Nov. 1,
1,
2%s Jan.
12.90
51%
8.72
11.37
14.04
12.17
of Boston—1
Fund
B)
Street Investment Corp
Slate
12%
__
Corp
loo
16.
Sept
3.90s
4.52
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Utilities
Southwestern
11%
a23.70
1.25
Shares
Amer
(Edson
(N Yi___
Insurance (Texas) —10
Reinsurance
a35.57
1
Fund
Shareholders Trust
Smith
20%
& Clark—
Stevens
Selected
18%
100.1
1957
4VaS
19.38
shares
Food
Fully
10
3.30s
3.35s
6.98
11.87
•
Inc
Scudder,
78%
Banks—
Federal
Clark
&
Steven®
74%
1957
17,
15,
2.70s Oct.
31.63
12.54
1
——
July
3.70s
9.74
31.36
6.46
Fund Inc.
21
—10
1957—
15,
June
3%s
Stock
Growth
Row©)
(T
*
Inc
Inc
19%
19199'
Corp—.
Inc
Fund
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
Price
11.31
1
Securities
May
3%s
10.34
Loan
Home
3.20s
Peoples
56
5
Providence-Washington
40%
160
,167
74
78%
; 41%
44
Bid
Securities
Inc
Fund
55 %
—10
Insurance Co
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
10 69
Federal
Over-The-Coimter
v: 59
—10
Indemnity Co
Obligations of Government Agencies
35%
13.34
2.53
Inc
.
.94
88
Fire
Tide
&
Shares
Electronics
74%
—10
Phoenix
38
f
9.07
Fund
Chemistry
12.50
:
8%
National Life
Standard
Insurance Co of North Amer—5
4.31
Nucleonics
39%
6.32
6.30
Ltd
28
37
7%
(Minn)
41%
27%
10
26
8.91
8.30
—1
Series
5
19%
10
40%
.2.50
39
—5
37%
3.33%
Security (New Haven
10
1
__
5
...
48 Va
4.63
1
Fund
Canada
Common
Equipment shares
6.95
II—1
York Capital
of
14.19
Fire
45%
—10
River
55%
35%
25%
•
2
Fire
5
—
16%
Casualty
51%
3314
13%
5
—
American
*:
38%
Corp class A
Pacific
39 %
98%
94%
f
85%
36%
15%'
5
Union Fire
Peerless
61%
37
Hartford Steamboiler
1
Series..
Series
England
58%
-7.50
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
5.73
Stock
2.50
F)„
10.95
6.36
80 %
11.II
Series
Growth
(S
Newark—*
20.32
10.17
10
Fire
■
Pacific
3.65
1
Series
Stock
86
43%
Globe & Republic
Great
1
33%
Insurance
90 %
46%
10
.10
Home
Series..—
Bond
Md
10.13
Series—
12
31%
Co
Ins
Northwestern
42%
18.78
investors Corp—
Balanced
Fund
of
Falls
Glens
Security Series—
10.03
& Electrical
llectronics
10.51
14.63
3.36
—1
National
2.93
39%
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
20.97
Corp—l
Fund Inc
Energy
18.30
Dividend
\
Stock Fund
—
Investment
a
11%
5
Seaboard
Hanover
Preferred
Electronics
20.74
9.51
1
4
Life
Northern
11.64
19.13
1
,
of beneficial interest
21.99
1
Fund
10.77
59
1
Northeastern
4%
681 a
28'%
of Philadelphia
Fireman's
Mutual Trust Shares
9.23
Howard—
&
Balanced
Coro
3%
26%
General Reinsurance Corp.—10
Inc
Fund
Shares
Mutual
Deposit of
&
Assn
Firemen's
Fund-
Life
35%
North
' 60%
64
Franklin Life—————4
*33 %C
—
Fire
1
of beneficial interest—1
Units
2.67
1
Inc—.
Fund
12.27
National
!-50
2oc
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus
9.76
16.13
Diversified Trustee SharesE
11.35
40
32%
Hampshire
New York Fire
87%
84
—4
Fidelity
3.43
7.86
Stock
37%
55
New
33%
57%
13%
100
214
5
New Amsterdam
253
115
Corp—5
Federal
14.50
.
Series
3.11
7.17
Growth
Massachusetts
Mutual
Da
2.82.
5
10
Reinsurance
Employers
3.11
lc
110%
5
Casualty.Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J) —1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
3.70
Investors Trust
Investors
Co
Assurance
Crum & Forster Inc
4.14
Fund Inc—10c
Bond
Manhattan
15.41
Inc
Concord Fund
3.76
79
12%
96
5
National
29%
244
26%
Merchants & Manufacturers
106
?4;::
2
10
Life
Continental
3.36
Special Investment shares—lc
Ins
General
Continental
lc
shares
Life
Natl
13
24%
206
_—
Nationwide
28
38%
16%
Assurance—
Fire
Merchants
National
100
39 %
10
Casualty
Bonding
Maryland
35 %
10
Amer
Ask
35
20
Massachusetts
58%
25%
17'%
(N J)—5
of
Inc.———1
Companies
33
5
Bid
85%
<Birm)—
Insurance Co of Va
16%
23
Co—1
(Va>_5
Corp
Lincoln National Life
4
29%
20%
54%
10
Ins Assn
Life Ins
Connecticut
5.89
lc
shares.—
Paper
——-1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund Inc—_———1
Composite
—————
Transport shares
17.01
19%
(N J).10
Life Ins
Fire
Columbian
15
5.40
Funds —
General
9.09
6.25
Ins
Life
Stand
Colonial
10.59
9.69
14
Natl
Camden
a43,08
I—lc
Equipment shares.lc
Managed
139
27%
Boston Insurance Co...
12.65
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc—.1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loornis
9.97
1
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Composite Bond & Stock
'
Beneficial
6.3 4
16.19
Fund Inc
Commonwealth Investment
—
Bankers
8.63
134
5
Bankers & Shippers
10.90
13.35
24172
13,600
——~—
Inc
14.80
22.04
7.90
Colonial
Fund
15.09
9.99
12.34
5.79
1
50c
com—100
Shares Trust
Centurv
13.83
of Canada Ltd-1
22.87
1
1
Fund Inc;
Venture
13.69
20.37
1
.1
3%
In3_.10
—————-^-2
common
Monarch
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
S-3
S-4
Life
Ins
Life Ins
Nat
New*
Life
1
(Wash D Ct
Title
Liberty
12.73
Assurance
Home
Mercury
Amer
Life
.
Lawyers
38%
29%
17.29
7.63
7.03
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
(1954 > Ltd
Canadian
Fund Inc
California
Canada
14.13
27%
.
5%
Keystone Fund
10.51
23.43
12.89
Investment
Street
188
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
•'>'
29%
35%
28%
28%
Knickerbocker
9.73
21.69
Bowling Green
181
10
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred*
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla»
1
25.63
23.83
P*r
Jefferson
135
75
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assur—
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„l
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-2
20.94
Fund
Boston
12 49
24.60
129%
71 %
-10
8c Surety
Insurance Co—
Companies
Ask
10
-10
Casualty
Aetna
10.12
K-l
Bond
Mutual
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount
Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
B-2
10.29
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America
*
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-i (Investment
Bonds;——1
5.60
Blue Ridge
Inc
Investment
4.06
ii.^d
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Fund
Resources
3.31
1
1
•
Inc
Fund
Mutual
4.79
9.2(5
Intl
6.39
Bid
Par
lc
1.30
s f>t
.-1.25
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1.64
23c
Fund
Aberdeen
Hi*
I
Volume 165 ^Number 5631.vrrXhe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1927)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
liminary figures compiled by
of the
us
based
decrease compared with
a
a
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
$22,278,271,606 against $11,265,796,885 for the
there is
v,
BY
3,823.843
1957
993,410,127
1,140.279.301
Delaware—Wilmington
37,453,369
(11
1,256,651,055
600,980,771
662,038,742
h'i-U
City
431,192.637
Francisco
.
.
4.7
Mansfield
5.4
Young,stown
731,601,000
693,024.370
+
480,612,017
+
1.9
+
337,912,654
391,721,492
...
cities, five days
five days
4,408,244,665 /
■—
Total
—13.7
$16,948,378,008 $16,872,427,325
;
Total
all
cltlesi five days
0.5
—
4,647,076,175
(7
5.1
«;
12,591,930
10,199,143
242,499.836
252,783,228
487,163,916
471,683,102
1.4
50.388,100
10,189,982
49.039,200
—20.0
426,255,663
1,299,281,048
Virginia—Huntington
4,399,797
23.568.062
3.3
11,870.455
10,861,828
1.9
387,169,289'
375,398.466
3.0
1,201,873,508
1,179,637,418
—
—
Total
Richmond
.
0.8
9,672,450
We
cannot
week
District of
0.8
covered
furnish them
are
'•[&
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
the
elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
the week
was
a
decrease
of
week in 1956.
center
Outside of this city there was
showing
decrease of 10.9%.
a
We
Nashville
a
7,499,096
5,983,548
0.6
280.615,250
334,244,226
4.0
126,711.871
119,560,884
681,698,158
+
2.4
597,752,596
638,922,123
25.089.752
Reserve
District
(including this city)
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals show
the totals
7,261,438
District the totals
District records
but in the
decrease of 1.4%
a
and in the
St.
2.7
7.114.679
3.7
13.5
6,892,573
216.292,020
158.407,047
222,107,280
141,977,415
+
56.4
161.659,860
152,314,499
+
1.3
Mobile
15,110,560
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Grand
Minneapolis Reserve District the totals register
the Kansas City Reserve District there is
of
Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre
:
:
furnish
we
1
•
';
a
1956
New York_—>——
Philadelphia.;.
.11
4th Cleveland
r
7
r
i/ 785,982,029
10.241.738,649
10...."
794,656,919
11.438,680,726
+
-
-
'
1,217,413,235
1,260,371,389
*
Inc.
Dec.
;$
cities
948,454,701
*3.100,000
19,725,251
%
In
'/o
1.1
+
—
1,299,281,048
—
3.1
3.0
10.406,003,281
1,201.873,508
8,850,001
74,605,000
77,539,009
5.4
9,186,853
8,494,043
3,687,65-7
106,750,85a
9,146,826
+
4,617,759
126,863,784
6,646,000
—
+
6,801,345
•
43,947,797
16,072,070
—
(
1.8
4,308,729
5.5
110,268.011
2.3
+
9.8
6,653.656
2.0
+
43,094,891
14,640,032
.
8,022,959
5,364,873
43,053,696
17,148,950 +
"
39,084,395
14,861,261
1,444,526
V
6,824,118
16,958,070
2.6
+
6.8
■r
1,433,443,970
5,997,256
1.453,277,240
,
1,096,16ft
769,330,279
4,513,042
-
18,510,704
i 10,175,888
:
10,149,066
7,158,135
—
1,809,025
1,206,376,325
7,260,903
10.4
+
16,52.9,438
10,841,921
cities)—.
—
37.4
2.7
—
1,082,970,736
6,111,785
—.
(17
2,307,505
1,054.122,253
——
Decatur——
+19.4
14,577,87ft
7,446,501
5,075,703
.5,719,788-
1.4
1,558,890,891
^,Qi92,584,37!J
—11,5
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St Levis—
716,494,278
1,368,716,911
10,304,194
3.0
—
1954
.
9,115,540,281
"*
4.0
133,895,400
——«
—
-
Total
696,830,368
;
^-10.5
1,256,651,055
•
$
+
16,100,605
'
11,629,109
Rapids
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago-
~
1955
19,116,099
12,190,724
4,533,230
City
1.7R9.162
2.7
0.6
9,641,516
——
2,202,346
+
79,349,000
—
1.4
+
"/+
12,091,975
-
-
©pringfield
-
"■/■;•+
or
3,056,425
19,201,034
10,098,916
;
'
by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1957
12
1,0(?8,620,962
Peoria
summary
Week End. Apiil 13—•
Boston
+11.2
76,989,000
-
—
;
Rockford
following
1,061,560,444
Des Moines
filoux
Francisco Reserve Districts of 3.4%.
In the
164,545,05(1
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
10.7%,
increase of 3.0%.
an
64.7,029
163,058.632
10,161,041
are
loss of 3.6% and in the Dallas and San
675,938
+■• 8.4
—
fiouth Bend_
10.282,351
+11.4
-
Rapids
Indiana—Port
11,974.869
629,577
169,533,558
District—Gblcagv—
Arbor
-
a
14,920,650
5,719,709>
1,180,461,385
Seventh Federal Reserve
of
—
70l,576
cities)
(10
—
183,805,646
Orleans
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District
333,100,000
6,421,018
+
Louisiana—New
The Chicago Reserve
Louis Reserve
350,100.000
7,508,118
In the Cleveland Reserve District
larger by 2.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 11.2%.
22.005,591
95,012,401
122,367.480
0.8
+
210,072,754
in
decline
a
28,484,911
3.7
—
7,228,862
in the
that
note
8.0
—
114,874,704
367,500.000
Alabama—Birmingham
District of 3.1%, but in the Boston Reserve
improvement of 1.1%.
an
the totals suffer
smaller by 3.0%, but in the Richmond Reserve
are
we
27,282.230
110.575,974
370,400.000
7.063.040
Michigan—Ann
New York
0.4
+
—
238,378,695
according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
+
8,624,941
135,094,166
-
»
loss of 0.8%, the bank clearings
cities
155,075,400
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
the
3,665,004
20,393,000
156,933,238
349,429,711
Augusta
6.0%, the aggregate clearings for
group
V
21,592.000
6.2
697,727,410
(6 cities).
Georgia—Atlanta
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
For that week there
4.401.141
+ 14.4
+
8,658.970
Tennessee—Knoxville__
has to be estimated.
we
6.4
—
140.555.670
Columbia—Washington
Total
4.C99.687
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
appear
not available at time of going to press.
cases
163,250,782
347,153,019
Maryland—Baltimore
0.8
$22,278,271,606 $22,448,918,737
all cities for week
—
20,598.871
173,391,892
Virginia—Norfolk
the whole country having amounted to
$20,195,134,079 against $21,486,107,285
.
967,174,935
.
2.1
—
11,772,470
1,260,371,389
:L.
cities)-.,
929,415,237
921,648,933-"
Issue of next week.
April 13.
Mtoi.
9,162,893
,
6.2
+
14,750,650
417.947,030
0.7
—
—
53,302,500
9.412,953
14,266,289
Macon
*
1,368,716,911
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
+.
$21,356,622,673 $21,519,503,500
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
1st
13,294.904
52,579.500
•
South Carolina—Charleston
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures
*'
10,731,832
2.4
Complete and exact details for the
-
16,156.070
8,067,900
13,452,710
3.1
—
524,901,465
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.5
619,425,913
+
•
11,888,689
4.9
—
255,003,396
492.508,040
>Columbus
+
—
425,000,000
.
634,088.633
All cities, one day
10.5%
3,264,021
7,910,404
i
3,539,627
6,377,346
3,322,617
.
260,455,133
9,2
411,625.277
402pOO,000
J
13.202,444
Cincinnati
—
489,795,301
<
the
3.2
—
'
4,455.108
V
6.8
—10.6
19,107,087
1.217,413,235
cities)
Cleveland...
Other cities,
this
—11.0
18,029,831
18,170,402
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio-—Canton
—18.1
Louis
■; Ten
at
1,307,000,000
5,442,211
911,000,000
—39.3
—
7,464.341
Fvurth Federal Reserve District—Dievela ltd—
-r-12.9
1,296.000,000
.
Baltimore
same
4,024,019
6,674.558
4.8
Pittsburgh
are
1,098,3^8
869,232
4,930.568
>
%
+
Cleveland
we
10,215,864
2.110,145
1,364,765
1,794,435
.
.
-
1956
Vr: 1,062.000.000
.
Boston
Ih
'1,952,888
2.8
—
4,294,866
6,204,714
*3,750.000
-r:-/ *
1.8
—
-
Philadelphia
KanBUB
1,183,000.000
•
Total
$11,265,796,885 $10,752,700,213
..
Chicago
our
1,150,000,000
©cranton.
TEtEGRAPH
Ending April 20—
York
Ban
for
6.4
31.1
.1954,
-
£
-
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
■
£t.
summary
4,683,613
York
.;
,
-
Week
Our comparative
+
+
1,873,819
4,598,741
Wilkes-Barre
this center
At
1,937,827
2,455,899
Philadelphia
Reading
New
the week follows:
Hew
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1956.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.8%.
a
:
1955
i
9.9
+
—
Lancaster
weekly clearings will be
or
Dec. %
2,019.788
2,062,318
1
_
$
2.219,391
"-Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week! ended Saturday, April 20, clearings for all
0.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
in
H,,v
-
Inc.
1956
,
Pre¬
year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
at
Week Ended April 13
1957
Bank clearings this week will show
,
47
967,174,935
Missouri—St,
Louis
s
334,200,000
345.200,000
349,000,0O(X
186,401,814
9.5
169.706,104
163,986,011
120,806.929
135,762,110
2,775,113
—11.0
128,425.362
108,365,756
3,540,037
+ 27.6
2,676,733
2,325,096
627,319,216
—,—-
377,800,000
168,772.250
—
Kentucky—Louisville—
Ten; lessee—Memphis
702,739,037
—10,7
646,008,199
623,676,863
8,958,886
—12.1
7,485,381
Illinois—Quincy_.
—
1,179.637,415
~
Jltta-Richmond
.
■
■
697,727,410
—,
4th Atlanta
,
.10
-
1,180,461,385
"
1,433,443,970
1,453,277,240
627.319,216
702,739,037
7
525,105,571
509,859,265
.
ftth fit. Louis
#th Minneapolis^
-
.
)(ith Kansas City.
SJth Dallas—
19th
San
9
.
■ -
570,250,756
6
Francisco
+
1,166.013.820
638,922,122
(4 cities)—
1,068,620,962
948,454,701
1.4
1,558,890,891
.1,092,584,377
—10.7
646,008,199
623,676,863
3.0
481,160,608
487,768,771
Minneapolis—
607,915,554
571,708,700
St.
+
3.6
—
497,745.220
l|
597,752.590
+ 11.2
—
591,680,166
480,631,759
f*
10
2.4
+
1,061,560.444
17
4.
7th Chicago
...
681,696,158
Total
—
1,206,952,897
3.4
3,4
—
505,637,526
,,
456.176,809
1,118,974,812
985,789,241
Ninth Federal Reserve
*
District—MiiveapeNs—
Minnesota—Duluth
Paul
..v
,
109
Outside
New
We
now
week ended
M
V
20,195,134,079
21,486.107.285
10,438,243,871
York
r.H.j
10,350,777,166
add
our
detailed statement
April 13 for four
6.0
—
18,967,922,216
10,250,451,830
9,061,255,887
318,292,291
326,383,796
0.4
123,842,804
8,937,660
8,596,090
..'+.
4.0
7,830,262
124,769,053
7,671,839
4,248,987
4,067,747
+
4.5
4.366,308
4,394,807
6,209,415
7,042.447
—11.8
6,618,285
11,982,636
11,377,389
+
5.3
5,515,984
11,481,389
525,105,571
509,859,265
+
3.0
—
_i_
-
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
.
(7 cities)—
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Week Ended April 13
Inc. or
1957
1956
£
$
12,725.277
.
Dec.
%
4
1954
."/
138,347,910
140,172,119
Wichita
28,228,804
25,861,892
362,178,054
379,902,441
.
Missouri—Kansas
12,028,107
10,731,116
Kansas—Topeka
£
First Federal Reserve District— Bcttce—
998,526
10,694,380
—
-
Omaha
1955
1,097,700
896,695
9 856,994
-
Lincoln
City
.——*
481,160,608
i
—
St.
•
-Bangor
2.943,732
Massachusetts—Boston
?
*
Pall
2,805.301
+
4.9
2.525.537
2.259,803
7,689.6;:5
Portland
7,005.865
+
9.8
6.357,689
5,674,775
0.9
557.919,471
7.6
983,968
4.9
3,608,712
3,581,484
1.2
1,342.308
794,017
10,219,839'
9,466,622
1.3
146,567,420
152,063,046
—
—10.8
+
—
•11,713.249
3.858.822
1.569.384
1.588.378
—
—
_
3.834.655
4,452,275
©pringfield
15.247.154
14,752.084
+
Worcester
13,237.542
10.528,022
+ 25.7
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
Srv
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
42.582.846
22,836,556
44.436,200
31.925.500
2.623,769
785,982.029
+
-
2.903,282
794,656.919
—
12.7
4,172,135
3.916,914
13.852,265
13,177,375
6.0
+
10.555.033
9,778,563
44,094,902
33,601,091
20.382,610
13,150.790
6.0
29.535,700
26.123.500
J.l
.
Pueblo
2.484,006
2,215.320
696,830,368
-
—
28.070,559
23,088,237
4.7
389,227,211
355,279,451
12,453,204
Binghamton
(a >
Buffalo
Forth
is,866.374
20.433,380
22.6
21.025.394
75.498.810
4.104,709-
(ft)
13,716.883
397.03G.517
404,060.726
41.525,798
————
—_—-
40,148,697
6,743,000
7.342.000
Worth
'
Galveston
Falls
Wichita
6,549.462
7,044,432
12,910,608
25,432,482
480,631,759
497,745,220
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
cities)
(6
3.804.363
125.506,768
124.798.067
0.6
123,190,897
120.913.010
2.560.943
2.819,585
9.2
2,506,869
2,796.339
Jamestown
3.125.640
3,304,939
5.4
2.515,160
183.078,294
Oregon—Portland
Ctah—Salt
Lake
9,844.356.913
Jersey—Newark
39.905.621
23.955,299
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New
11.047,863.414
,39,661.768
21.828.385
25.437,818
+
California—Long
5.466,565
191,360,868
68.807,388
67,584,616
i
City.~«..»..-..».»~_a-«.»~
Beacn
30.044,430
—
5,796,242
(a)
3,104,987
27,721.366
74.163.185
71,675.654
77.913.497
10,241,738,649
11,438,680,726
34,729,131
607,915,554 /
571,708,700
12,795,002
9,464,112
1.7
425,969,250
388,108,76ft
3.4
35,487,931
33,687,081
+
—
8.2
6,022,000
6,644,200
7.0
7,018,200
5,991,673
—49.2
18,345,143
12,280,978
3.4
505,637,526
456,176,809
+
6.0
176,576,456
162,803,921
+
23.9
5,919,605
5,157,811
6.3
185.742.592
173,102,644
1.8
71,800,539
72,911,132
—
9.7
20.003,514
19.296.030
27.302,582
24,314.331
—
29,736.833
—
+
+
19,660.722
671.178.898
25.550.713
26,957,171
9.728.205
9,882,230
—
13.678,625
12,481,315
+
Barbara.
—
—
—
1.0
21,668.481
26,648.400
5.6
17,508,632
15,440,896
6.1
594.340,352
500,927,235
5.2
21,895,231
17,597,097
1.6
7,175,522
6,508,395
9.6
11,367,483
9,671,629
32,963.445
3.5
77,768,555
84.923,084
59,741,611
Total
(10
cities).—
1,166.013,820
1,206,952,897
20.195.134,079
21.486,107,285
10,350.777,166
10,438,243.871
—
3.4
1,118.974.812
985,789,241
6.0
18,967,922.216
19,074,391,493
0.8
10,250,451,830
9,061,255,887
—f
Grand
total
(109 cities)
—
;
.
51,277,609
0.5
4-
3.6
+15.7
—
18.567.062
Francisco
10,013,135,606
8.2
78,330.315
8.717,470,386
0.6
+
—
630.480,159
Pasadena
San
Santa
10.9
172,643.679
6.773,351
179.305.493
—
2.262,127
Rochester
7,079,285
San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Kim Ira
Haw York
13,045,266
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-
25.056.818
591,680,166
570,250,756
Yakima
York—Albany
0.7
—24.6
(a)
716,494,278
Scccnd Federal Reserve District—New York—
Hew
8,224,783
'a)
-—-
cities)
(9
Dallas
6.0
9.6
,
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
3.4
—
45.316,359
24.295.924
Haven
Island—Providence
8,721,921
9.2
1,173,035
638,009.585
3,671.008
River
940,967
1,008.757
7.8
601,841,628
632,295.010
Lowell
Hew Bedford
12,700,218
12,793,735
6,203,605
Joseph
,487,768,771
—10.2
—
■
*
;
City-
1,013,843
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
Hastings
Wssifayi at—
4.5
+
19,074,391,493
0.8
—
+
128,246,984
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
Total
341,569,722
128,763,891
-
Montana—Billings
7,551, 89#'
357,088,423
.
North Dakota--Fargo
Eouth
7,874,559
-
—
•
Northern
Total
New
<10
Jersey
cities)
—
10.5
9,115,540,281
10,406,003,281
Outside New
<ai
York City
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
—
-
Commercial ant}.. Financial
The
Monday, April 22, Chro
1957
...
,..48 -.-.<1328)
*
Foreign Exchange Rates
~
the Treasury the buying rate for
the world. We give below a record for the week just
daily to tne
of
countries
v'
Buying Rate for
Noon
Monetary Unit
and
Country
april
""
Argentina, peao—
Belgium,
.0385356*
Ceylon,
.237900*
.00285500
.208890
.208680
2.787937
2.788562
2.788906
.0800500
.0800560
.261312
.261400
2.760333
2.760952
2.761293
.140080*
.140030*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0249000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.19333-*
,233308
.233300
.233300
2.777521
2.778486
2.778019
2.778143
2.777894
pound
pound
.0349000
.193320*
.233250
.7879.37
2.78oo62
2.788906
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md.
$2.25
General
Firemarffe
National
City
Sterling
Porter,
Stock
in
Atlanta Dis¬
trict, but they decreased $290 million in New York City.
U. S. Government deposits decreased $451 million in New
York City, $160 million in the Chicago District, and by
smaller amounts in all of the other districts.
Demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks decreased $135
-(-) or
Increase (
Decrease (•—) Since
April 17,
April 10,
April 18,
j 957
1957
195g
ASSETS—
20,779,393
Total
F.
certificate
gold
5,000
(563,407
+
7,753
Other cash
387,940
Ihdustrial
loan.4
4
21,917
+
76,747
14,880
•+•
5.609
418,095
4-
5,904
—
—;
809,046
783
_________
12,753
+
.
387,803
advances
581.392
+
21,635,039
reserves
-
summary
3
—
/!
U.
Bills
__——
agree't
U.
securities.
Total
loans
Govt,
S.
23,238,767
24,073,506
securities..
and
:
from
Bank
7.
-yv
•;
foreign banks?_2-_
cash items
fj*y
112,900
—120,665
404,137
—
,
'
■;
1,344,360
+
508
115,344
+
12,373
'
■
+
972,894
+
—
•,
,„4-
11.376
4-'
19,324
•
assets
970,387
4
4
deposits
availability
7,488
18.914,559
account
384,075
+
7,724
360,005
+
25,944
■
299,892
19,958,531
——
Total
179,860
cash
items..
liabs.
and
accrued
liabilities
115,446
4
274,260
616
+
4
940,194
18,511
:
4
Time
U.
paid
961,454
+
50,978,180
—-
S.
Domestic
4
331.329
(Section
7>
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Total
liabs.
of
&
capital
gold certificate
deposit
bilities
and
F.
combined
Contingent
113
liability
R.
accts.__
?; +
District
52,353,476
+
972,894
46.6%
310
—
1,046
458
.
16,039
4
2
*—
be found
and
preferred
including
571
>—
banks
of
statement
of
weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
135
—
36
—
421
83
:
—
ol
-4
39
—
228
the following principal changes for the week
April 10: Decreases of $319 million in holdings of
U. S. Government securities, $352 million in reserve bal¬
Peoria
ended
5%
Service
1st
f.
s.
of valuation
173
wth Federal Reserve Banks, and $1,046 million in
U. S. Government deposits, and an increase of $225 mil¬
PARTIAL
called
Air
Reduction
American
Louis
District; there
was
a
net
increase
of
$33
reporting member banks.
Changes accord¬
in another press release. Loans
ing to industry appear
to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S.
2
'?
Government and other securities decreased $114 million.
Holdings of Treasury
bills decreased
$121
million
in
'
Chicago,
:
;
total
of
Holdings
$71
million
$139
in
million
of Treasury
at
the
New York District, and a
all reporting member banks.
certificates
of
indebtedness
creased $140 million, of which $123 million
,
York
City.
was
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased
de-
in New
$51
j
5.90%
Armour
5%
Co.,
&
Co.
cumul,
Atlanta
First
&
income
Charlotte
"
..
Mills,
Motors
Indiana
2%'/"
Gas.
15c
Corp.,
M.)
!■
tquar.)_J
Graiton
Co.,
Co.,
Tire
434%
&
Rubber
subordinated
Morrell
Fh-st
1st
&
&
Co.,
Oil
Farms
Coast
Griesedieck
May
1
1515
1,
1965_May
1
1749
due 1958
..May
1
1517
1973-—.—Mav
f. debs, due Feb. 1, 1962._May
1
1517
1679
due
1st mtge.
April
1,
bds. due May
15-year 3%
debs,
Corp.—
mortgage 49i%
Seabrook
South
Gas
Green
1511
1981
debentures
Interstate Bridge Co. 4%
National
1633
1
Co.—
bonds
due
March
1,
s.
4»4%
s.
f.
Southern Union Gas Co. 4'/*%
s.
mtge.
4-17
4-30
4-30
4-17
5-15
4-16
5-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
9
5-
1
4-15
6-1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-17
5%
4-22
4-10
4-25
4-10
C2'2c
4-25
4-10
45c
5-
1
4-15
5614c
5-
1
(quar.)——._$0.578,/4
5-
1
4-15
20c
5-15
4-15
1214c
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
1
1
4-
1
——
-
(quar.
$2.50
—
(quar.)
4-15
1
75c
G-15
5-15
?50c
4-30
4-1#
•>oc
—
5-
GOc
—
— _—f-
s-a)
5.05
5-ie
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
1
———
5-25
9-16
8-24
125c
12-16
11-25
11-
1
50c
5-
1
5-
1
37'4 C
(quar.)
5-
25c
& Co.
S2
5-
1,
8
1,
____
4-16
.
4-16
Company—
convertible
preferred
common
(quar.)_!
Industry
Life
4-
6-15
S2
(N. Y.) (liquidating)
Telecasting,
B
4-29
125c
cla^ss A
10%
125c
-—
(quar.)_.
(from
:
1
2-
4-19
40c
5-10
4-25
7'2C
1
Shares
Insurance
.
(quar.)
5-10
4-25
12c
4-30
4-17
5-
1
4-15
investment
1
12V2C
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
•
1
bonds
due. 1960
f. debs, due 1976.
Mav 31
May
1
*
1793
$5
preferred
'quar.I
$1^5
6-10
5-20
$5
Co., 33i%
Corp.—
(closed)
4-19
$1-1214
(quar.)
—
income VGulf
r-15
40c
(quar.)
1
(H..L.)
Growth
50c
2714 c
-4
Liquidating
Class
»
5-20
'
_______
(quar.)u
5'io
8
4-
55c
com.
Greeley Square Building
Gross
4-
1
6-10
2214 c
—
(quar.)—
1
1153
1
5-
IS1.25
-
common
A
May
1634
5-
tlOc.
—
(quar.)
Class
May
1
4-10
Calif.—
(1955 series)
(resumed►
A
1984_
1
4-25
1
87*20
(increased)
dividend
1629
May
1
5-
50c
:
of
*r"-,"lovees Corp.. (increased
1
.-May
3-18
£-
37»4c
_
(quar.)
common
Tire & Rubber Co.
5
stock
4-24
Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
__Jun
:
pfd.
3-25
60c
(quar.)______
(quar.)—
of Indiana—
(quar.)
H.)
Corp.
..May
Co.—
6
6-14
5-10
$1.25
preference
Extra
mortgage bonds due 1971
Plywood Corp., 5'/o cumulative
General
(John)
Nov.
1963
5-
6-28
933,4C
preferred
preferred
—
due
5-31
*
preferred is-a)
Goodman Mfg. Co.
1629
1
Co.—
&
preferred
*
-
6
25c
5 "'a
I
5-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Goodall Rubber,
Y'b
5
>:4-l. H
5-
6-15
25c
(quar.)_Y—-
common
Goodyeai*
4-
SI.75
(stock div.)
Alden
9
4-15
75c
Ltd,
Co.
(P.
5-
J 5c
(increased)_
preferred new
Telephone Co.
(G.
4-22
1
4-26
50c
common
Wares,
convertible
4'b'9
Page
5-
■
3
35c
iquar.)__
Advertising
Bros.,
AVz'/n
Glen
6-
Corp.
preferred
Stock
;
4-22
4-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.
$4.50
Page
1
4-30
(quar.)
series A
Steel
4-20
4-20
'
*
45c
Enterprise---
Inc.
Shoe
pref.
Goodyear
Date
Date
first
General
.4-15
4-20
(quar.)_
Corp.
Outdoor
Glatfelter
Ry.—
due
1
5-1
1
preferred (quar.)_____
preferred iquar.)
Gimbel
,
..May
1959.
due
1973
debs,
Line
bonds
5-
4-23
1
(quar.,)______
common
Co.
Industrial
Gilchrist
;
$4.50 conv. preferred stock
Georgia—
subord.
Air
4-23
5-
^____
of
334%
1
1" 5-
iquar.—
5%
preferred iquar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
REDEMPTIONS
due
5-
,
62j2C
^
General
—
mortgage
Central
Co.
debentures,
1
37'4c
r
< quar.)
Oil (quar.)—
Dynamics
General
redemption,
for
'
Inc.,
Discount
capital
5-
" SI.50
.
common
common
Class
lion in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans' increased $28 million
;in the Cleveland District, and decreased $12 million in
TENDER
Company and Issue—
5-15
3714 c
'
ances
St.
Crude
Giannini
V
A.
1
I7V2C
General
re¬
1957.
3,
-
bonds, series
6-
Ltd
$2.20
Co.—
mtge.
5-15
51
;:'''-T$C:-?
<quar.)—
General Public Ut lities
called
OF
1
$1
Electric
$5
corporate bonds, notes,
stock
common
those
4-15
6-
$1
----
(quar.)_._
preferred
5%
April
Company and Issue—
shows
million at all
4-19
4-30
$3.75
69
gross.
as
list of
a
NOTICE
"
the
4-30
35C
■»
(quar.)
General
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition
13c
2.7j2C
(quar,)________
common
General
under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
1
Co.,
5Vi'/«
1,956
4-18
,
(quar.)
v..
General
863
1,557
—
Notices
Below will
952
t
1
preferred (quar.)
7'9
accept-
62,836
1-
11-
5-
Cigar Co. Inc., common
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
0.7%
4-
-
1'
8-
11-15
:
4-13
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Ky.)—- v
4-970,387
5-
8-15
1
$2
ances
purchased
for
foreign
correspondents
*
Industrial
loan
commitments...
preferred
40,560
lia¬
3-30
5-15
25c
4V2%
General
reserves
4-15
4-29
5-
!
17,843
are
4-15
4-26
11214 c
j.
Baking Co.,
4
4
554
shown
are
4-15
.
I
5-
10c
(quar.)__—_____
common
53,981
figures
3-25:
5-20
4-25
IS 1.1214
4
11,172
<,
on
loan
Francisco
'
10c?;:
(quar.)
common
4
i
268,831
note
items
individual
4-19
5-24;
?
■
(quar.)
preferred A
$3.50
tSan
4-10
1
5%
•
,
(quar. i
4-
+
1
6-
8c
General
4
deduction
after
and
5-
1
XMC
General
7
4
1,0'2
banks
4-15
5-1
;
$1.25
30
225
—
1,511
_________—
to
1
20c..
:
49
4
—
858,003
loans
35C.
4;
(quar.)__
Corp.
Trailer,
General
of
4-lf.
5-
5-
SC. 2156
(quar.)??—
Ltd.,
preferred
4<9
27,543
___
capital accounts
ftatio
to
747,593
268
10.511
-~—
_____
others
4-26
-
32;2C
—
«quar.;_-
Bakeries.
4
—
3,078
Federal Reserve Banks
From
J.)
General
banks
1^-204
Co.—
(quar.)__^._—
General
4
23,164
—1-
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
Ltd.
Gardner-penver Co.,
deposits—
demand
9-20
f
1-1-58
6-14
10c
preferred
5'??
144
—
44
—
55,343
S. Government-
deposits
1
S334C
Co.—
Realty
General
Government
6-20
'
1
25c
.-___
j
class B
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
658
—
252
4''
323
—1,268
.
53
—_
2,354
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U.
serves;
in
Surplus
Other
13,466
banks..
domestic
I*.)J_
/,
&c
$6
-r-1,340
C
36
—
-
with
Interbank
796
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
—.—.,T,'
Banks___
Reserve
7-
$1.25
30c""
—_
1st
$1.50
LIABILITIES—
'Exclusive
=
4-
992
11
Gale
405
-(•
•51
cum
Federal
with
vault
in
Cash
4-16.
4-26
10-
fl.25'
Class;.(quar.).
$3.50
424
4
140
.
+:
7.7)0
banks——:
to
Loans
Reserves
6-15
6-10
312
—1,380
139
—
1,468
18.580
—__
4
4'
,
319
—
•—
5,164
bonds
S.
From
Total
—
^
Other securities
8,851
—
17,806
4,550,102
divias._
4,319
4-
8.374
—
59,882
—
'
Other
U.
4-19
6-30
$1.25
(s-a)
A
preferred (quar.)
Fuller Brush, class A (quar.)
.
1,104
of indebtedness—
Treasury certificates
1
6-28
5c
4t'.'c
132
—
2
2
26,316
Treasury bills
467,501
4
4,070
_______
reserves
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
Other,
—
Treasury notes
3
4
1,155
8,689
10,871
securities—total-.
Government
S.
-;'4<-s?
'5-
2%
■
■
1
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp:—
:—
loans
Other
U.
loans____
estate
5-
'
606
114
—
- •
ir.
15c
;
preferred
The
&
<L.)
Fruehauf
4-15
5-15
$1.75
Quarterly
General
S.
Deferred
1.838
.'securities _______________________—i-:
Real
Demand
bank
Member
'
4-12
(quar.)—'
Machine
&
Companies,
Froedtert
66
—.
4-12
1
70c
Frito Co? (quar.)
3,737
..
Balances
notes
Reserve
deposits:
4,
1
419,502
4
LIABILITIES—
U.
415
4
Agricultural loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or carnying sccurities_u_^__
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
—104,913
+
26,451,036
—-
;■???■ v--??;','
Federal
30,929
< qiT.
4.preferred
43,478
4
1
5-
(s-a)
Quarterly
1,440
4
83
33
,
76,685
—
69,300
4
16,500
+
52,353,476
assets
Total
■
-~
.
—189,965
•129,400
5,677,137
premises
Other
+
'—
»
69,300
repurchase
Total
±>ue
—*532,500
..
23,169,467
outright
bought
Under
Uncollected
.
>
8,571,419
Total
429,500
4
2,801,750
—
36,965
—
11,362,199
Notes
Bonus
Held
129,400
+
434,105
—
————.
__
366
52,861
-4-15
5-
Co., Ltd.—•
Brick
Friedman
dollars)
86,887
ahd investments adjusted*
adjusted** _—
Commercial and industrial loans_—i_
4-30
$1
Zl'sC
—
-
Gear
Freiman'(A.
Loans
4-10
class B
Ordinary registered (final)
Stores
(quar.)
Franklin Telegraph Co. (s-ai
t
Loans
__________
Certificates
:
3,043
—.
agree't
4-30
Franklih
1956
(In millions of
ASSETS—
outright-
Bought
-
9,939
4-
1957
5-31
5-29
40c
(quar,)
Y.
1 quar.)
Ford Motor
5-31
•
6-10
65c
J.)
N.
N.
5'S> nreferred
Chemical—
Forbes & Vv anabe.
April 11,
•
6-10
'
6-15
(quar.)
5%'/o "Convertible
Fraser
April 3,
April 10,
securities:
Government
S.
504
+
Bifos,
4-17
10c
•___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
*>' -'n-efevrt^i
Cornr^on
Decrease (—) Since
1957t
24,910
*
Fraser
93
—
Corp.,
Foote
Increase (+) or
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held under repurchase
33
,r
;
20c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5','c
4-15
•
28a4C
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line.
Food Machinery
reporting
of
liabilities
ahd
of assets
member banks follows:
A
——_—-
Discounts and
million.
1
:35c
and
com.
class A
preferred
Fluor
District and $74 million in the
v 17,985
other'Banks
notes of
R.
+
855,646
notes
F. R.
Redemption fund for
increased $365 million
adjusted
deposits
Demand
l
5-
6-15
1
5-
/
(Pa.)—
on
Fleming Co,; 5%
the Chicago
thousands of dollars)
Co.
dividend
Fleetwood Motel,
57o
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
i
$36
"other" securities increased
million.
20c
;
preferred (quar.)
^
fcoyemor Co. ( initial quar,.')2_^_^___
Fischer &
million, and holding of
*7-
$3
■
;
Inc.— ? '-r.-;;-
l':i
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Co.
(quar.)
of
Bank
4-17
4-17
561 ic
First
Fisher
1
6
5-6
.
common
(Newark,
Insurance
1-
4-10
5-
5-
:
.
(quar.)
A
Firth
2.788437
2.788312
sterling-
•Nominal
(In
Corp.,
preferred
?5-
5-1.5
4-25
;
dc
*4c
Boardr 4.60% pfd. fquar.)_^
Department Stores (quar.)_iY_—
Financial
4-16
5-15
—
Paper
Federated
.
:5c
—___________________-
Federal
.0349000
.i9o33U*
peso
Extra'-
.140,80*
.140080*
■
4-12'
V
—
Federal1 Gram, Ltd.—
$1.40 redeemable pref. (quar.)
Federal'lnsurance Co. (quar.)—
.261400
.216237
2.760829
.140080*
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0800560
.0800560
.261300
franc
of 8outh
.00277912*
.00-77912*
.0800560
.00277912*
.00277912*
372aC'
——-—— _
—i-—
_
Farmery & Traders Life Insurance
(Syracuse, N. Y.)~ (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.
.208930
,2088y0
2.788437
5-1
..
(quar.)
Iarmer^Bros.
.231900*
.237960*
.237900*
.237860*
•
.
-
4
11-8
♦
4-29
'v'?v'?25o;r;
Falstaif Brewing (quar.
(reduced)__
Extra:.
*.
$1.50
preferred «quar.» — - —
(increased quar.)-—,—_—
Fanner ; Mxg.
1
30c
6'9
Co.,
5-10;
-
9-18- 9
12-
$1.25
—-
Fall River Gas
.233260
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
krona
United
.00285500
—
Sweden,
Union
.02285500
2.760705
guilder
pound
Switzerland,
.00435401*
.00285500
.00c77912*
krone
Norway,
.000435401*
.00,35401*
.00435401*
2.788312
peso
Netherlands,
,2p6bo3
....
.208900
——
New Zealand,
.325100
1.041562
.208866
.00285500
i;
Deutsche mark————
Yen
Mexico,
.325103
1.041250
.208850
-
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan,
.325100
1.042031
.208850
,00435401*
(Metropolitan), franc
Frgnoe
Germany,
Fairbanks
.325100
.208900
markka
.01990j7
fcrb.\
of
6-1.
-
$1.25
—
icuar.)
■
.0199037
1.041,250
1.039531
rupee
Finland,
.0199187
325100 s.
Malayan dollars-
dollar
Canada,
.0199025
preferred
$5
Esquire,'- Inc.
.0^8^356*
When
Favable
.-$2.25
(quar.)—
RR, Co., $5 preferred
$5 preferrc-d (quar.)
E'rie
2.222235
"
.0385356*
Holder•
ftt
Share
Name of Company
.024-370*
.0249482*
.0385356*
.0199025?
franc_.
British Malaysia,
.0385356*
DIVIDENDS
.0555555*
2.221961
2.221463
2.221802
1044
issue.
(Continued from page 14)
$
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.0240688*
.0238000*
2.221702
poundAustria, schilling—
Page
Date
?v
April 18
$
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this
in
Thursday
Aprii 17
$
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Wednesday
Tuesday
April 16
April 15
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'
;
.
ol
act of 1930
York (Value ia United States
Cable Transfers in New
Monday
Friday
April 12
First
passed.
federal reserve bank to treasury under tariff
12. 1957 to april 18. 1957, inclusive
,
certified by
rates
exchange
^
Secretary of
'
■
Central America—
mortgage 60-year 5 % gold bonus, series B, and
first mortgage 60-year gold bonds
—
May
Rys.
International
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
requirement ot Section 522
the
to
Pursuant
Mortifies
ISSUES CALLED
ENTIRE
tr-
Company ana Issue—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
9
8-19
30c
6-
3
5-
Gypsum, -Lime & Alabastine of Canada.
Quarterly
,
Ltd.
1
Ci»2$)
•'
t
;
*'_
*
Name Of
PCf
.
Company
Ma.ie
3iOicommon
Stock
2nd
preferred
Series
.
Funus
B
H-C7_
div:
in
class
15c
\y
is-aj
SchaLner
&
(quar.)
Inc.
Fund,
5-20
5-
1 %
5-
1
15c
Industries
Co..
3*/\';d
30c
:~y~\—
(quar.)
5Vi %
convertible
Herqules Gabon
Jlerold
Higliland-Bell.
(quar.)
pfd.
IHlo
'
% 4-10
4-10
133/aC
^
1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-16'
(quar.i_.
$1.25
preferred
common.;
Home
Insurance
Home
(stock
Co.
Co.
State Life
Horn
Hardart
&
Home
(Joseph)
Co.
Hotel Syracuse
(increased
(N. Y.)
com.
4-30
9-
12-
%
6-25
1
5-
1>.
50c
Lincoln
$3.50
4-1
Link-Belt
Little
4-15
1
4-15
1
4-18
45c
quar.)
4-30
55-
iquar.)60c
_
•
1
1
1
7-15
6-29
7-15
$1.10
preferred
40c
(quar.)____—
.Class B common (quar.)
Hubshman Factors, class A iquar.)
Class B (quar.)_
5-17
5-
$1
Houston Terminal-Warehouse <fc Cold
Storage
Class A common (quar.)
4-15
1
50c
7-15
7-
7-15
7-
5
12Vic
5-
'
1
4-15
$3
•
1
1
7-15
Long
5-10
5-31
5-15
5-
4-18
________________
.
Hussmann
•
5%
preferred
preferred
-.■5%
<5%
(quar.)
6-29
$1.25
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% series A preferred (quar.)
5V
series
B
preferred
Idaho
Power,
4%
common
preferred
Illinois
"(quar.i.
Illinois
Power,
4.08%
4-16
5- 4
25c
4-16
1
4-12
5-
35c
_____________
'
5-20
5-
1
1
4-
(initial)_____
37 Vac
5-
1
51c
5-
1
(quar,)
4.20V
preferred
(quar.
4.2(1%
preferred
(quar.
4.42%
preferred
(quar.
55'4c
5-
preferred
(quar.)___.—583ic
5-
Paints
67
convertible
Indian
;
,
Ltd.
53V»c
'
137VaC
(quar.)___„_
Indiana
'
Telephone Corp.,
f
5-
30c
.
Common
4-8
8
5-17
4-20
7-
3
6-21
10-
3
5-
7-
1"
1
4-30
Growth
.vestment
income
rities
profits)
Intcichemical Corp.,
Fund
and
(6c
14c
from
from
(From
1
50c
class
A
pref
Holdings,
Utilities
X
4-
1
4-16
5-
1,
1
Ltd.
preferred
$4.36
(final r—
Iowa
Southern
4-23
6-
5-10
common
$1.70
preferred
preferred
(quar.i'_„
Iowa
Inc.,
4.35%.
Jack
&
Jantzen.
Inc.,
Inc.
5%
Jersey
1
Tea.'
Mercantile
&
Light
Co.—
'
_
(Julius)
(J.
Glass,
6
4-15
4-23T
..
4-15
Stock
,
6-
6-
5-15
1
-
95c
'
;
-
$1
$1.05
**
6-
4^%
5-15
4Va%
5-15
4(2%
$1.083/«
6-
5-15
4V2-%
$1.12V2
6-
5-15
4-29
4-10
4-13
4-
1
5-15
,
(stock
dividendi_
2%
Coro
Stores
6-10
35c
20c
Inc.
(monthlyi__
6c
dividend)
1st
preferred
2nd
preferred
preferred
f
(quar.)*___
1
5-
4-30
on
5-1-7
1
1
5-
7-
h
6-17
3
A
(quar.j,
4-25
Power
4-18
5-
1
4-15
5-15
5-
5-15
4-30
4-25
North
4-30
4-15
10-15
5-
5
10-
5-
Miller & Rhoads,
Inc., 4V»%
preferred
1
4-
4-
1
1
4-15
8-,1
7-15
Class
A
(Irreg.).
5-
4-19
Class
A
(irreg.)
Missouri
Pacific
8-16
1
4-19
'
5-15
93%C
1-
I
8-
7
$1.12 Va
7-
1
6-
7
7-1
6-
7
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
25c
5%
8
15c
adj^pfd.
convertible
v
Illinois Gas Co.,
4-30
5-
8
Northern Life
Stock
(quar.)____
common
5-
1
Insurance
Ohio
Telephone
4-30
Airlines
pref.
(quar.)
Gas
Co.
Northwest
Inc.,
1
5-
5-
1
Steel
1
7-19
5-
1
4-
6-
1
1
7-
1
7-
1
Oklahoma
45c
5-
1
$1.183/4
6-
1
5-17
$1
6-
1
Class
4-19
*
Olin
6-24
6-
6-15
__j
2834c
5-
1
com.
7-15
6-28
9-13
7%
Otis
125-
6
!
5-
1
5%
—__—
5-
1
5-
1
5-
1
8-16
56VaC
11-30
11-15
$1.12 Va
5-31
5-16
•
$1.12 Va
8-31
11-30
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
40c
Packard-Bell
Electronics
4-16
Pacolet
Palestine
.
4-30
5-1
4-
Pan
4-19
'
Pan
5
5-
1
4-15
$1.14
5-
1
4-15
125c
common...
75c
7-
1
75c
10-
1
-
-
•
4- 5
5-15
.
.
5-15
1
6-
1
5-i6
5-
1
4-22
20c
19c
4-25
4-
5
I
5-15
4-30
4-14
6*
13c
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
29HC
5-
1
4-15
37 %c
5-15
-4-1®
34 %c
5-15
31 VaC
5-15
4-14
4-10
31 VaC
5-15
Ltd.
(quar.i
.
.
'
—
30c
*—t
28 %
c
4-19
4-19
5-15
&-15
a
4-19
27 Vac
5-15
4-19
25c
4-30
4-15
50c
5-15
4-19
—
12 VaC
4-25
4-10
5-15
5- 4
4%
5-15
3-15
4%
5-10
3-29
20c
„.(quar.)_
(stcck
5-17
4-l»
7%c
5-15
4-30
dividend)
-
(quar.)
couv
*
preferred
(quar.)
-—
1
10-
1
0-18
1-2-58
12-14
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-
2
2 Vic
(quar.)
Drilling of Canada
6-13
VaC
2 VaC
conv."preferred -(quar.)
Parker
6-
$1.25
(quar.)_
5%
9-13
4-26
6-10
$1.25
4
Investment,
Co., common
&'Co.-
4-15
90c
—_—
conv.
Parke-Havis
1
4-15
5-15
$1.10
5%^
6-14
2
5-15
•
50c
American Sulphur (stock dividend)
American World Airways Inc
preferred
1
40c
(quar.)
5%
Railroad
.
5-
(quar.)
6-14
$1.09
—_
6-
4-
$1.50
4-16
1
Park Chemical
—
5-31
f$3
(quar.)
Economic
5-17
1
;—
—
Products
1
Mfg.
4-10
6-
4-30
(quar.»__
5-
10c
4-24
4-10
6-14
(quar.)——
5-
$1.22 Va
4-10
15c
6%-preferred (quar.)
7-11
$1.10
—
Lighting
4-15
4-24
$1.12'/a
(quar.)___
preferred
Hawaiian
1
(s-a)—.
——
common
Electrrc.
Pacific
4-So
3
20c
——-
Pacific
6-
$1.06 Va
1st
4.36%
11-15
—
VI
4-30
1$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
4-30
—,—
common
preferred (quar.)
5%- 1st preferred A (quar.)—
4.80% preferred (quar.)
8-16
$1.12 Va
Ltd.,
5% preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
4.50%
4-23
-
1
*
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5-
—
(quar.)
Finance,
5%;%
5%
4-15
20c
_'i——
Co..;
4 3%%
4-23
4-28
5flc
(quar.)—
preferred
-
45c
(quar.)—
Power,
4-10
-
•
1
4-22
5c
(quar.)
coin,
——
nreferred
Pacific Gas &
4-420
8-31
(Initial 8-aK——
Electric,
Chemical,
preferred
preferred
Pacilic
•
5-16
5 6 VaC
$1
25c
Brewing (quar.)
Pacific Atlantic
Canadian
•
5-
22 %c
Pabst
u
4-17
5-31
1
4-30
common...
(quar. )—
Oxford Paper, $5 preference (quar.)_.
<-4-17
12VaC
5-
4-30
20c
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
i
"-4-17-
5 6 VaC
Co.,
Jockey Club
Tail
$4.40
•
f25c
t50c
common.——
4-10
t$l
;
Elevator
Outlet
6
5-16
1
(quar.)
&
preferred
Otter
6-14
12-20
*
4-16
6-
4-30
(quar.)
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products Co.,- Ltd.,
6-14
9-30
4-18
1
125c
Ontario &z
"
30c
1
5-
Ltd.—
convertible
$3.60
39c
(s-a)
Corp., class A
B
'
4.50%
3
4%
5-
25c
—
Wire
t\l
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mathleson
Ontario
5-21
12 Vic
4-11
1
Ltd.
ft;
Inc.
Gas
Co.
4%%
5-17
25c
35c
»
3-29
5-
(quar.)
Shoe
Old National
6-14
—
F.)
Official Films,
Okonlte
6-14
2c
30c
4-25
4-30
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Nunn-Bush
5-10
25c
——
(Chas.
6%
5-10
6-
—
preference
Noves
4-19
8-
4%
I
40c
______
140c
$1.50
25c
Northwestern
6-14
5- 5
"4-5
common———
(quar.)
Industries,
1
5-15
4-26
125c
4-19
6-
7-
5-15
25c
.
Northwest
5-24
.
45c
•
-
Engineering, class A
common
1
5-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)„
4-19
4-30
30c
._—
100%
(quar.)
4-30
25%
V
:. i
5-24
(Seattle)—
V
Oklahoma
4-10
5-31
50c
7-
3-22
«
(quar.)_—____
Pacific Ry.
4-15
,
6-20
44c
"3-22
5-1
48c
Northern Quebec Power Ltd., common-——
Northern RR. of New Hampshite
4-15
J 50C
4-35
4-15
■
1
5-
$1.25
c—
4-12
1
15*,il;*
22c
(quar.)__
1
1
1 Va C
5-
an'37 Vac
(quar.)_——
dividend
Northwest
4-15
5-
25c
,
(quar.)
6-20
20c
?
4-26
Public Service—
Northern
1
5-1
15c
6-20
343)tc-
(ouar.i
preferred
'Northern
4-15
10-
1
4-23
1
15c
preferred (quar.—;
Indiantt
4-11
5-
37 Vac
—„
preferred
5-31
4-33
5-10a-
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Investment Corp.—
6-14
5-15
25c
(quar.)
3-29
10-31
4-1*
•
5%
En«lneering
4.40%
5-15
4-25
933/ac
______
(quar.)
dividend)——
(stock
(quar.)_s
preferred (quar.
Northern
4-10
1
■
—
(quar.)
Corp.
American
$1.50
4-17
5-27
t40c
Paper
(quar.)
4-18
3
5-
:
•'
f 15c
Mississippi Power & "Light— '
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.56%
Gas—
Works—
Northern Illinois Corp., common
4-15
$1.06 Va
pfd.
1
9-
5c
convertible
Northern
%«-14
5-
4%
(quar.)
Ontario
&
(quar.)
Shafe
5^%
-
4-15
4-30
75c
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)____^—
Minnesota &
5-
19c
inc..)
V
.%....6$ preferred
1
6-30
f 25c
20c
_______
.Abrasive
5
$2
preferred
Class B
—__
Co.,
5
In
::50c.
Cloth
Lites, Inc.
$1.20
5-31
—_
Ltd
common
investment
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4%
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
-
1
5.-15'
11c
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)__
preferred'"$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)—J*
preferred "$1Q0 par" (quar.)
5-
1
5-
4-
(quar.)
_______
51.75
lS^c
4-22
6-12 :■%
(quar¬
(quar.)—
on
4-
4-
.
(Ohio)
Niagara
Noma
Wire
5
4-24
requested.
(from
Electric
5
4-
4-24
common
Telephone
334%
8
6-15
—
——
paid
Extra1
""
6-
l'
5-
20c
common——
————:
dividend
Mid-West
4-15
6-12
4-22
York
4>.60%
—
$1.75
;
(quar:i_
pfd.
5-15
40c
$1.59
(quar.i_I
4V2 %
7
50c
(quar.)
'4Va%
4
20c
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5'a%
6-
6-
4-
1
4-25
Co.__
—
Michigan Gas & Electric Co
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
4 90%
preferred (auar. I
4
6-15
6-20
lVa%
(quar.)
common
5-
6c
5c
--
(stock
Co.
6-
1
5-
8 VaC
preferred (s-ai
Mcycrcord Co.
(quar.)
."Michaels, Stern & Co.—
(quar)
& Co.
Inc.
8.)
,
5-
62 VaC
—
Messenger Corp.
Mexican Light &
7-18
4-30'
4-8
Insurance
interest
Scott-^-
A:
dividend
Quarterly
4-17
fquar.)
Fund,
Company,
2nd
Stock
22VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
7%
4-19
6-
J:
1
$1
'
(quar.)
Quarterly-—
Quarterly
60c
"
(quar.)________=.
(quar.)
R.)
Income
~
93sic
93%<«
(quar.)
7%
^
5-1
50c
(quar.i
Merrltt-Chapman
6-20
\
$1
(quar.
Stores
4-15
8-lf£
5-
1$1.25
(quar.
4-15
Montnly
Kingsburg. Cottcn Oil
;
A
Fund
Is
5
4-
4-24
5c
distributions
cash
4-
4-24
$1.12 Vi
32 Vac
4%-
5-25
preferred
(S.
preferred
gains
4- *5
35c
Series.:
(quar.)
$1.06 Va
(quar.)__—
4-15
4%%-, preferred
Kresgc
Kroger
4%%
Corp.
$1
preferred
ICobacker
Shoe
18c
23c
(quar.)
Common
Co., common (quar. )____
(s-a)„„_——
1.
--
(quar.)
4.35%
Knox
Melville
4-24
preferred
1
&
1
preferred
Kearney
6-14
(quar.i_c____i_____
Vegetable Parchment Co.
City Power & Light—.
Kayser
6-14
1,
Johnson
preferred
4-24
4-24
30c
$4.50
.'••IV
common
(quar.
preierred (quar.)___.
6-
preferred
Kerr
1,
7-
4%
5
42c
'•
(quar.)
1
(quar.
dividend
5-
common
4.20%
!
7-
(quar.)
Steel
3.80%
4%
$1.10
Mead,
'
Kalamazoo
(
6-14
4-
,
(quar.)
5-
Corp.,
4vi%
5-24
1
7-
$1.08*4
33i%'preferred (quar. u
33-)%
preferred
(quar.)^_
Hansss
6-2 6
Meed
1
preferred
5-
—
20c
Centrai Power
Jorgensen
40c
5-15
1
5-
preferred
'
Ltd., com. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
ft Co.
,
1
5-
33/4%
125c
——
(Arthur G.)
.
5-
4% %
Newark
4-18
5-15
7-23
8
4-15
2
5-15
——
unless
1
5-
5-15
4-23
*31 Vac
Trucking (stock
McQuay-Norris
Mfg.
(quar.)—
5-15
*
(quar.)
Life
Mines,
McLean
4-15
82
(quar.)
Porcupine
6
5-
4-22
60c
—
Northwestern Utilities.
(quar.i_c_$1.25
1
15c
Joy Manufacturing Co.
*
I
4-30
B
4-
10-23
Northern
preferred B (quar.)
Merigel Co.
(quar.)^
'
'«
66-
(quar.)
preferred
Jewel
'
44c
Class
Mclntyre
McKee
B
1
5c
(quar.)_
5-1
'
4%
5-16
1334C
A
20c
common
preferred
Corp.
4-12
k.
class
6
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
9-
12-
35c
Series-
State
25c
V
______
McGregor-Donigel', Inc.,
4-12
1,
6-
(quar.>___5:_
"
Jervls
5-
1
5-
35%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_„I__
preferred, <quar.
Heintz,
3
i'
5-
—_i"
& Light,-common
preferred (quar.)*_,
preferred (quar.___________
3.30%
Grain
preference
7
1
$1.06 Va
„
v
York
10c
income)—
Zinc
6-
10-
1-2-58
> 29C
Northern
preference
2
10c
^
New
18c
■
McCall Corp. 7quar.)__
McColl-Frontenaq Oil Co.,
1
pld.
55c convertible
Power
4.40%
h-
6-
32c
(quar.i__
(quar.i
444V
Ironrite.
5-31
$1.09
—
1.
Ilegler
$3
V;
Merchandise—.—
*25c
3-22
50c
(quar. 1
Utilities,
McCabe
60c
70c
(quar.
&
4-15
7-
1
122%c
quar,)__
Income*
net
.
.
Dock,
-
beneficial
4-15
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Research Corp.—
Series— •
York
4-
1
1
4-11
1
5-
25c %■
(quar.)
dividend
Co..
4-12
(quar.)____ii__lj-$1.06
preferred
Stock
4-16
5-
'Engineering-(stock dividend4<>
ibwa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
45c
from
Mavtag
M'1',
Interstate
$4*22
1
il2c
V: V;-.-
(quar.'t_—
International
5-
5-
of
&
York
1
5-
4-
,V
5-
15C
—
New
Inc.—•
&
B
(quar.)—
New
5-
4-15
*-l«
5-
8-
$3^0
_
Indemnity
4-22
11-
T8I.25
________________
Mattliiessen
20c
$1.12'/a
V
,
'
International
Calculators
4-22
4-15
>
25c
(quar.)
4-1
60C
__'iyl;
investment
net
5-15
12VaC
4-12
-
A
4-30
25c
*.
1
$1.24
,i
(quar.t*i._*jCl!c--_^
preference
preferred
1
4-15
1
15c
5-
1
I
5-
5%
;
5-
5-
5-16
6-
•25C
_____
41/2%. pfd.
Stocks
England
6-1
•
•
15c
common
Stock
capital
shares
6-
4-12
25c
——
Series
New
$1.11
Quarterly
Massecnusctts, Investors Trust-™
4-15
65c
6-14
2
3
6-20
Ltd.—
Series
Growth
New
Power, 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
& Co.—•
>
convertible
terly
,
Bond
.6-20
$1.04
B
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)-,
priority shares <quar.)_
Massachusetts
in-
—i
6-18
1
A
Merchant
secu¬
(quar,)__
common
preferred. (quar.
interior Breweries, Ltd.—
7-
$1.75
common..
(quar.)__—_2
Gas
Certificates
4 Va %
7-
5
4-30
50c
$1.75
L-___
(Increased
Manhattan Bond Ihnd.
*
Institutional
R
5%
"
3
6-
6-29
$1
4-30
,
3%
$1.75
"
(quar,)._
Convertible
4-22
6-
,
^
Steel
Mallory (P. R.
9-21
5-15
Industrial. Enterprises- (stock dividend)_!
3%
Ingersoll-Kand Co., common (quar.)
^
75c
6% preferred (s-a)
—$3
Ingram & Bell Ltd., GOc pld.' (quar.)
fl5c
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Balanced
Common
4%
preferred
Mailman, <porp.,
•
4-10
20c
Preferred
5-20
•
5-23
?"c
common
1_
4-19
5-31
30c
:
Holdings Ltd.—
5% ^participating preferred
Participating
Macy (R. H.) & Co. Inc.—
4preferred A (qUar.)
4-12
6-10
common12 %c
^Ifidustrial Development Corp.,
Lawrence
4-15
4-15
56 %c
Series
4-30
:
Milling Co.,
RR.
4-30
$3.50
-u——
Series
Dividend
Above
_______
(s-a)—
Nashville
4-15
4-12
:
Series
Income
,
Ltd.-—
Lyons-Magnus, class B
M
5-17
> 6- 1
31 %c
(quar.)_.._.——___
&
4-25
125c
a>T
(quar.)
Securities
Stock
SI,
35c
(quar.i
4-
6c
!
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
National
"
Rice
4-26
"'.-xX
Shipbuilding Corp.-
National Securities
4-15
80c
■
Products
Stale
Lynchburg
8
4;
$2.40
5-15
10%
-
132'2C
common....—
"partlc. "pfd.
1
1
_______
Bleachery___
Lukens
_
Mills, Inc. (Mass.) —
preferred (quar.
Steel
preferred
preferred
Lucky Stores, Inc.
-
Head
$1,25
Indiana
.
1
1
2-17
6-
&
Theatres
Nciman-Marcus
11-18
5-
(quar.)
Lowell
8
4-
1
5-
5-
9-10
12-10
3-10-58
50c
Steel
4-12
;
6-1
25c
NeptPne Meter Co.,
5-17
8-16
25c
(quar.)
Lower St.
8
4-
1
rio-Gla/e
"$1.50
2-17
50c
1 quar.i
preferred
8
4-
1
.4.70%
Imperial
52Vac
r__
11-18
6-10
%
preferred
4-1.9
common
12-10
3-10-58
175c
preferred
1
5-31
t$1.18
(quar.)
National
(Texas)—
non-cum.
Louisville
4-15
5-
new
National
$1
non-cum.
7%
4-25
$1
iquar.35c
preferred
5-17
;
%
6-
t22VaC
58c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Lead Co., 6%
8-16
common______
: ;
5-15
—
$1
-
4-15
1
A
6-10
50c
non-cutu.
4.96 %
V
A
9-10
____
Lighting (quar.)___.
1
.
3
r
12-18
1
5-
$1.25
iquar.)
(quar. 1
Class
(quar.)___.
Louisiana Power &-Light—
4.16%; preferred (quar.)
y-4.44% -preferred (quar.i
9-18
12-30
$1
—
iquar.)
Brics. Co.
Class
5-
y
7%
Louisiana
,
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
4-18
50c
Corp.,
2
5-
(quar.)
Nations 1 Hosiery Mills,
Class A
(quar).
1
$1
7%
b-ia
9-30
,6-
4-18
$1.10
7%"
•
5-17
$1.25
—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
1
10-10
1
1
(quar.i_i.__
Lord Baltimore HoteK
'
1
5-
6-
dlvidend__-_j.
Island
11-
Quarterly
$1.10
Investment
Lorain, Telephone
Stock
7-10
5-
:
(monthly)
7-
6-
Chemical & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)___
National Electric Welding Machine Co.-—
4-10
1
11 VaC
Co.
8-
7-15
1
8-
35c
(quar.i
Steel
8-
preferred A (quar.i
$1.25
Refrigerator (quar.)
J
25c
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.50c
5 fr"
preferred
Aeronautical
$1.10
Canadian
Lone Star
5-
75c
common
*6-10
5-31
.
8%
-
1
RR.—
Pipe,
(inch)
Natco Corp. (stock tlivldencl)_
National Airlines (quar.)
1
50c
(monthly)
(nmntJily
preferred (quar.)
London
4-15
5-
$0.000V4
1
12 V2C
1
National Casket Go.
4-
National
7
15c
4.64% preferred (quar.)—
87 V2c
fquar.)'.;
Joint
5-31
—
4-30
Common
5
50c
_—
(quar.)__;
Lock
5-31
2
(G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Narragansett Electric, 4Vz% pfa. (quar.)—^.t.
3-29
(quar.i
;
2
7*
$1.25
,*:
Murphy
4-30
Common
; Class A (quar.)
12Vic
Class B (quar.)
—$0.006V'4
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd. iquar.)
t$1.25
Hunt'Foods & Industries, Inc.— •»: ;;Vyy:;y yy;:.
Common
6-10
common
$
7-
"v"',
5-15
4-
7-
t$1.75
dividend)
6-17
%
6-
t
t45c
National
(quar.i
.
"Preferred
(stock
4-15
35C
(quar. 1
•
4-10
A
15c
iquai M........
'
Class
4-19
4-30
4-11
(quar.)_
1
15c
1
_«*_
1
35c
guaranteed
Products—
5-
^
guaranteed
Metal
5-
;_
5-
120c
4-10
4-25
96 VaC
61.12 Va
4-11
25c
Mount Vernoh Mills, 7% pfd. (s
Moiuitain View Diners, Inc.—■
4-10
4-25
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
6-10
4-
5-
(quar.)
6%
4-15
4-25
31 V»C
(quar.)
Special
6-29
(qiitir.
Missouri
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Local ,.1'ina.ucs Corp. XR.„ J.j,
-
Clemens
& Co.
4-15
4-29
t$1.75
j.—
common
6-10
-j
4-30
15c
Co.(quar.)
Special
.
preferred
Houston Lighting & Power: (increased quar.)
1
Mt.
(John)
4-15
4-45
15c
115c
Special ^guaranteed
6-29
7-to
1
7-
.____
Miami
Morrell
11-30
7-
Original c.apital-____
Original capital..__
6-29
7-15
:
__
12-12
31 Vac
cV'y
4-20
333tc
(quar.i
of
45c
1
$1.05
40c
Orlgiral capital
Original capital
4-20
5-
1
8-31
(quar.i
Co.
6-
9-12
30c
v
■»-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.i—
Morgan (Hepry) «te.Co., Ltd., com.
4%%
preferred
Cquar.)_—
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)
«
1
6%.
4-15
4-30
35c
V'..'.'
4-24
5-
10c
30c
'
_—
Ltd.
4-15
4-30
,
62 VaC
3
1
5-
$1.50
7% preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Hanaley Hardware,
4-15
-
6-12
125c
$1.25
(quar.)
6-
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)—
7%
5-25
5-
preierred
(quar.)
Montrose Chemical (quar.)
Moore
5-31
$1.10
(quar.i
Power
.
preferred
preferred
8-15
5-
4-30
(quar.)
Printing Co.,
9-10
•
4-30
$1.25
Quarterly
5uc
,
12-16
130C
:
•
(quar.)
^._
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-30
4-17
.
12-16
12-31
Extra
3-30
1
12-31
(quar.)
Insurance
1
'5--
4oc
9-16
5-13
*1-20
$1.12 Va
$6
9-30
1
'
Co., common
preferred (quar.)-
$4.20
115c
Sons Co. 3.85% p^d. (quar.)
Corp., -4Va% preierred (quar.i
Bros;,
5-15
5%
25c
,
A
Co.
4-19
5-
6-14
9-16
Lincoln National Lite Insurance (Fort
Wayne)
5-31
Vic
5-
Life
6-29
9-30
115c
;
preferred
Montana
Ltd.—
&
Stores
Salt
Lewis
5
12-16
45c:.
3uc
(s-a)
(James)
Lerner
5
t45c
<
4.40%
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Northrup Co., common (quar.)
preierred
Leslie
6-5
9-15
:„ 31
"
T14%
$4
5-15
5
6-15
:
i
Household Finance Corp., common
3%% preferred (quar.)'.._
preferred .(quar-
(quar.)„
C
(quar.)^___
convertible
Lees
4-15
25c
increased
i
:A%: pfd. C .(quar.)
-
4-
1
45c
_______________
,
Y.)
(N.
4-2o'
1
5-
37VaC
(Okla.)
;»h.
B
Tire
&
'
5-
"45c
'
—
dividend»_—___
(quar.)
5%
5-15
preferred
&
5%
4-15
j
loc
—_
»
Insurance Co.
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Holder's, Inc. (quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)______—
&
preferred
preferred
-____
(*uttr )
common
Rubber
5-
J5c
& Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Holly Stores. Inc.. 5%- conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
(Henry.)
4.80%
4.50%
4.40%
6-14
5-22
6-
,
,
1
7
tl5c
-
(.quar.)
Co.—...
5-22
6*12
15c
5-
6-29
Va %
.
(quar.)
Power
ol KM.
6-12
$1.07 Va
5-
115c
(quar.)_u
preferred
Leeds
5-10
53 %c
v
Hinde
5%
Monongahela
EatUfk
18c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
prererred
Mills
3
115c
A
preferred
6-
^____
B
$2.50
.
5-15 %
5c
-—
4.30%
Monarch
f 15c
Acceptance.Corp.,
(quar.)
dividend
6-
(quar.)
Leath & Co.,
Lee
CommonV
Holt
So
5-
(resumed)________
Common
:.
4-30
,
Electric Light Co.,
9-27
12-27
115c
5%. preferred (quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co., $5 preferred
$5 preferred
(quar.)_
:
4-10
~
,
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-1
•
35c
preferred
10-10
1*10-58
115C
A
Class
$1.30
10c
Hershey Choco.ate, 4Va% preferred A (quar.)
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. (initial s-a)__
Higbic Mfg. Co.
4-25
B
Class
^
4-10
Electronics
&
1
4-30
(quar.)
Frooucis, inc.
(quar.)
Powder Co.. 5%
Radio
1
93*40
•
Partlc. class
common
10c
(quar.)
Laurcutiuc
1
44-
4-30
preferred
Hercules
4-
10c
preferred (quar.)
common
Stock
Shari
Service,
t$1.75
(quar.i________^
class A (quar. i _'3_
B
Class
.
4-16'
45c
>
j..—_—.:
Hcmenway Furniture,
7%
-i-
(quar.)
common
Extra
Class
4-26
4-30 "%
"
B
Pa-rtic.
Public
Missouri
..
the
Class
«
74-15
4-30
62e
*
7
4.-30
18c
1
Hayes
6-
40c
Extra
Hecht
6-27
15c
;
Goid Mines, Ltd
Lambert. (Alfred)
Inc.—
Partic. class A (quar.)_-_:
4-10
7*c
(quar.i
"*
Common
:
7-10
.When.
Pavabli
Par
Name of Company
4-10
15c
:
Lamaque
5-10
6-29
4-30
56Vac
Ligut
(quar. >•___•_•
4Vi% pfd. (quar.;
Corp. of America,
Haytiock
2
5-10
5-31
4%
62 Vic
Marx
2
4-
:
4-30
15c
quar.)
"Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
7-% -preferred
(quar.)_-ii_'
6-20
,
5-31
15c
stocki__
A
J
"
Lake of
Holders
Payable of Red
20c
—
Quarterly
3
4-
4-30
6-28
quarterly
When
,
Share
Telephone, (quar. )___i.,
Salle Extension University (Inc.
La
6
5-
of Company
Crosse
.
'
(payable
preferred
5.-
4-30
15c
La
4-15
5-15
25c
y
Per
Name
5
4-15
5-15
15Vic
—________
4-
1
5-15
*
t$1.25
iquar.)
;—-y----
Hartford ..tlecudc
Hat
pfd.
(quar. I
Stock
Hart.
Series
5%
______________
Class
5-
—75c,
Ltd..
Mfg. Co.. (quar.)—_______—
Oil, class A (quai'.)
Hancock
4-22
2oc
10%•
y
.
Holders
Paya-MC of dice.-
35c
:v
;——:___
H-D\
Hamilton
5%
Co..
*.
—
:
.(quar.)
Cotton
Hanuium
(quar.)_____—1
muttr.).—
dividend*
Hamilton
When
Share
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
*49
—
45c
125C
4-30
4-
5-
4-15
1
5
50
Payable oi Rec.
dividend)
(stock
Comm/m
2%%
—
—
5-15
4-25
Scotten,
33c
5-15
4-25
Scovill
50c
7-
6-10
(quar.)
Seaboard
Oil
7-25
Seaboard
b
7-25
8-15
7-25
Selected
$35c
5-15
4-12
1
$$1.50
5-
1
4-
37 %c
5-
1
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
5-
$1.06%
Class
A
1
Sheller Mfg.
5-15
4-15
3-21
Corp.
preferred
7%
4-
5-
15c
5-20
5-
1
4-22
1
4-30
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
7%
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
Skelly Oil
6-
4
5-20
97 %c
5-
1
4-15
Common
$1
5-
1
4-15
$2
25c
5-
1
4-19
South
5-
1
4-19
Southern California
Bros.
Prinee
Ltd.
Co.
&
Gardner, Inc.
Procter
Public
Gamble
&
$4.20
4Vi%
Public
Service
Co.
Stock
4-11
175c
Reed
•'
Stock
•
Chemicals,
Stores
$1.25
Rice
Mills
S
&
W
St.
preferred
Louis
$5
$5
San
com.
,
preferred
$5
Stock
Scarfe
(quar.)
Schwitzer
6-I0:.
■
i.
Common
i
Common
Universal Leaf
4-10
?
Universal
v
4-15:
5-15
6-14
v
9-13
^
Common (quar.)
4%%. convertible
5-15
4-26
4-12
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-18
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
5-
1
4-18
5-31
Value
4-30
6-29
6-14
'
5-
1
r.
4-19
5-1*
5-
4-15
Steel Parts
5-
4-15
7-
6-14
7-
6-14
10-
9-13
Stern &
Stern
9-13
Stouffer
Corp.
1
10-
1-1-58
4-18-
1
Stock
4-23
3-20
Stone
Bros.
1
5-10
7-2
6-14
1
9-13
12-
•
1
2
4%
4%
conv.
Welbilt
5-17
West
6-15
Western
Auto
9-30
9-14
Western
Canada
12-14
5-15
5%
4-
4-16
,
5-15
after
2-for-l
6-10
Western
Tablet
5%
split
Western
4-17
Westminster
25c
6-11
5-28
20c
(quar.)
4-19
1
4-24
4-12
40C
5-15
5-
1
31 %c
5-15
5-
4-30
4-19
4-12
5.20% conv. pfd. (1954 series) (quar.)^
5.20% conv. pfd. (1952 series)
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
65c
5-
1
4-15
35c
5-
2
4-18
50c
7-
1
10-
1
4-16
Swift
1
7-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
Sylvanlte Gold Mines, Ltd.' (s-a)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
; Class B
(quar.)
25c
6-
5,
6-15
6-
4-
5
6-
5-15,
(quar.)
(quar.).
1
6-
6-
3
90c
t
4-22
v
4-25
"
5-
1
4-ii
;
r"
4-30
•5%
convertible
Technicolor,
Teck-Hughes
,
4-22 '"
Texas
4-10
1
6-1
5-15
!.
5-15
6-15
6-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-10
5-
'5-1
1
4-
1
4-24
4-
3
5-
6
4-22
25c
5-10
4-24
4-25
3-25
4-25
3-29
4-25
3-29
6-17
6-
preferred
Inc.—
Mines,
Service,
9-
12-16
12-
5-15
5-
8-15
8-
15c
11-15
11-
4-25
+20c
25c
v
preferred
preferred
$4
preferred
$4.84 preferred
Glass
4.25
5-
3-30
3-19
1
4-14
.^-10
4-19
5-
1
4-17
8-
1
7-17
4-19
(quar.)
6-1
"
Winn-Dixie
preferred
preferred
Acceptance,
6-14
4-30
4-16
Wisconsin
:
4-30
4-5
5-1
4-5
'
—_—
25c
•
25c
25c
7c
_
.
'■
5- 1
8-1-
{--11- 1
i_:—" 4c
Service, com. (quar.)——'
30c
:
Public
4-12
7-12
10-11
■
4-30
•
-
4-17
5-31
6-29
4-30
_————
—
6-
1
'.$1
5-
■;
5-
/
.
&
1
3-15
6-15
5-17
(F.
Co.
Co.
5-15
6-14.
4-1*
;
•
'
4-30
6-20
•
5- 1
* 4-13
5- 1- % 4-15
•
1
4-15
5-
1
4-10
Monthly
4-15
5-31
1
4-10
Monthly
5-
/
i
50c
Extra
4-10
4-30
4-26
62 %C
5-
1
4-10
Yellow
6-
1
6-15
5-31
York County Gas
$1
6-15
5-31
5-31
5-15
4-27
4-
$1.06%
6-
1
5-15
$1.14
6-
1
6-
1
^
preferred
$4.90
preferred
Gas
(quar.)___4_
(quar.)_
(Calif.)
(quar.)
4-19
5-20
6-20
7-19
4-30
5-15
5-15
4-30
20c
4-30
4-10
4-30
7-31
1
4-10
7-10
4-15
6-
Miles
&
Cab
Co.
(quar.)—%
Co.
—
—
(San
Fran ),
preferred
com.
(quar.)
preferred
—
-
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Youngstown
Foundry
37%c
37%c
—
-
60c
Machine—
&
1
4-15
t30c
5-1
4-1
$56%c
5-1
4-1
100%
dividend
Stock
5-
5-
1
4-15
20c
5-15
Zeller's
Ltd.,
4%%
common
preferred
(increased)
5-
(quar.)
5-15
10c
(quar.)
1
1
7-1
8- 1
25c
25c
5
$1.06'A
22 %C
__.
Pipe Line, common
5-
5c
,
Monthly
Extra
6%
'
:
5- 1
•
10c
—
v
4-20
5-10,
4-19/
1.
4-15
35c
(quar.)
6-
25c
1
5-15
17 %c
A____
—
—
•
4-30
62%c
25c
'
—
5-
35c
'
(monthly)j-
(Wm.)
5-
■; $1.14
6%
;
—v
(quar.
Jr.
$1.25
*1.26
——
A——.——
W.)
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-12
35c
4-30
5- 1
4-17
4-17
books
63 %c
5-
1
$1.22%
5-
1
4-17
10c
5-
1
4-15
not
closed
for
this
dividend.
.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
TPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident
3-29
25c
•Transfer
15%:
tax
a
Transcontinental
class
Stores,
Wool worth
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
preferred (quar_).
;
5.04%
preferred ..(quar. >!__%—jiL—
35c
(quar.)
quar.)
common
class
5%
7
20c
preferred
(quar.)___
Transamerica Corp.
(quar.)
&
5-17
5-1
;
'
—
(monthly)
6-10
50c
%
(quar.)—___—
—
income)
Wysong
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
7c
7c:*
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)—. *
*1.50*
Wisconsin Fund (quarterly from investment. ;v*v.
5-15
.
55-
u
60c
(quar.)
4.25%
Trico
common
Stores
Monthly
Monthly
6-28
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
Inc.
—!
$1.19
common
4.56%
Trade
50c
75c
^——
5%
Industries,
28c
(quar.)
quar.)
conv.
(initial
Corp.
Edison,
•Trane
4-15
Woodward
:
preference
Products,
preferred
Tower
4-24
Industries, Inc.—
common
4 Va %
5-15
5-
6-15
4-12
4-12
-
(quar.)
-
5- 1
5- 1
$1
;
'
-
(quar.)
$2
4-12
5- 1
Common
27c
4-12
4-30
$1.25
Common
1
4-13
4-30
(accum.)
Co.
dividend—:
Wrigley
(quar.)
$2.50
Co.,
$2.55
27 %c
Stock
6-10
(quar.)—30c
preferred
4-24
Mfg. Co.—
convertible
(reduced
4%
3-29
4-19
4-24
$5c
(quar.)"„
A
Therm-O-Disc
Toledo
7- 1
4-26
4-30
4-19
Williams-McWiltiams
4-18
30c
Co., $4.56 pfd.
(quar.):
$4.76
New
'.■■„
s-a
Texas Power & Light
Thompson
1
1
5-15
-
12 %c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Texas Instruments, Inc.'—
Thompson
S
4-19
"
Gold
Electric
$2.40
9-
5-
4-30
1
5-15
$12%c
Common
4.48%
9-14
Chocolate Co.—
20c
,
(quar.)__
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
-
Tokheim
9-17
2
$5
4-15
6- 7*
6-15
Ry.—
(quar.)—_—
Sewing
Williams &
4-30
$1.433^
Erie
lien
20c
—
(quar.)—i——
.
6-
7-
11-29
1
tlOc
(quar.)
Wilbur-Suc'nard
3
9-
$3
5-
20c
tl2%c
tl7V2c
(quar.)
——;
Lake
&
1
3
5-15.
———
prior
66-
".
$1.25
;
;
Stamping—
Machine Corp.—
prior preference (quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)
$2
4-15
1-1-58
t4c
4,32% preferred (quar.)
%
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a).!^
—
Taylor, Pearson & Carson'(Canada), Ltd.—
*:
4-22
4-22
5-
$1.19..
•; 3%
V
•
5-45
5-
50c
25c
4% preferred (s-a)—
Taylor & Fenn Co., common
5V
4%
5-1
15c
(quar.)
Common
4-19
5-15
4-8
5-20
20c
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Wilson & Co. Inc.,
5-15
6-
20c
.
5-15
•
27 %c
—
1
5v
4-22
Corp.—
(quar.)—
5-
50c
30c
_
65c
5-1
15c
^
Wheeling
White
Corp.—
B
9-16
3
-6
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
,
Stationery Corp.—
Extra
4-15
1
15c
;
Class
1
12 %c
1
6-15
Tool
4-30
5-
5-
-
preferred
10c
25c
*
,
5-25
6-15'
75c
7-1
(quar.)
4-15*
5-15
•
5-8
20c
Precipitation Corp.___
&
'-
■
:
Pacific
Western
5-
Co.
25c
$1.20
i30c
common
Western
Suburban
&
Co.,
4-18
4-19
5.
Insurance
4-18
56c
4-29
6-10
7- 1
6-
_
$2
1
1
6-
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)__
Breweries; Ltd, (quar.)
RR.
:
10-
5c
(accum.)
Life
v
50c
Supply;' 4.80%
1
pfd. (quar.)
common
' 50c
Common
4-16
75c *
(quar.)——____
5-
5-
t25c
(quar.)
Western
4-22
'y':^;
(s-a)
5-
Stubnitz,
6-15
RR.
12 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Thermoid
_____
Class A
4-25
4-23
»
;
4-15
4-25
5-10 v
50c% " 5-31
Western Insurance Securities—
5
5-1
•
4-26
4-2(4"
% 5-10 ^
;•
13c ""*
Coal
Kentucky
'*
4%
*•
"
12-31
1
'
Corp.
$1.25
5-
.
4- 3 %
*-19 '
f
Co.—
(quar.)_
common
$1.25
6-29
.
%
>; 5- 4 %
•
$1,06V4-
(s-a)_.__
Jersey & Seashore
West
$1.25
5- 1
,
30c
preferred ;(quar.)_"
preferred (quar.)_
conv.
4-10
1
30c
common..:.
4-10
4-12
4-
8-
A
1
4-11
6-
,
Class
Transportation
5-
-
''•* 5r 3 y 4-19
12c I5-15 ' ,4-24
5- 1"
.4-16->
50c5-14
5- 3
/:
(quar.)—•
12 %c
com.
Gas
Bros.
25c
1
$1.02 »/a
r -
Watson
Wayne Pump
6-
4-19
'4-19
-
2$d'
- .-
preferred (quar.>_____
Washington Natural Gas (stock dividend)!.
Weeden & Co.,
5-1
(quar.)?
$4.25
4-16
1
3-29
-4-19
■
Inc.
Pictures,
4-15
5-
.
-
: 4c
,
Washington Gas Light, common (quar,)50c
r
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)_%..^.^$1.12%.
1
$ 15c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. of Wis<mnsin,- com.
4-23
1
$1.1874-
.
Walker
5-20
.
preferred
5-
40c
Textiles, 4% %
Propane
Inc...—1_._—JC.j"'
Fund,
Warner Bros.
4-15
6-
-
6.
4-12-
—
'
45c
pfd. A
.(quar.)50c
5- 1
;
...
,
40c4-30
(quar.).l% 40c. % 5- 1
$1.^7%%•- 5-1
$7.31% ;"% 5- 1
;
9-' *
$3 preferred (quar.)__
/ 75cr5-v. 1
Ward Industries '(stock dividend):-2%4-22
-4-15
1
12-13;
6- 7
12-
.
-
4-18
6-10
50c
Wells Corp., con>.
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)„
Greene Corp., common
1
•
4-18
5-
40c
—
Corp.
Line
$56%c
(quar.)
Stores
r
>5-
10-
6-28
12-27
.
4-18
'
1
10c
new
•
4-18
I/,;
5-1;
5-
33%%
A
5-
5c
-
.»
.
4-18
1
5 -1
Corp
Container
Thatcher
common
A
5-
tlOC,4v
dividend
Sterchi
4-10
$1.25
preferred
4-17-
,
4-18
27 %c
(quar.)
(Initial quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier,
4-25
$1.25
preferred
Canada
5% preferred C
4-15
$1.25
-5%%
of
5- 1
5-
(quar.)_—
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
12-13
4-25
t$1.25
J5Va%
-
•
-*1.25t:%•" .*-"1
5% preferred: (quax^j;.!.^—^— ui—-1^% 4iv25' >
9-10
*^315% preferred - (quar;) .j.
"
$1^5: • 12-10- 1 12Virginian -Railway,. 8 % preferred"'tquar.) i._ . >. 37%c
1 *
4-166%
px-eferred*/(quar.)...
...
37%«»'*'- *-'1
T-XT-4-'
;' ;'■"•*
■
'•*;tv
v'/i',1,;^■■. ;-"'v %*■';■. '•*' t
'
Walker'& Co., common' (quar.)
•/
25a; r"/ £-20
• 4-26
4-18"
5:
$1.15
(quar.)—
•
Line Income Fund, Inc..
% *
Van; Camp Sea. Pood CO
s.%
—*.*
Vanadium Corp. -of America
(quar.).
Vapor Heating Corp.— •■ *
.{%':{■.
7- 8r
7-15
,
$1.10
(quar.)
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Steel Co.
25c
(quar.)
■
6-14
5-20
•9-27
% 40c
.40c
,
Value
27 %c
Stnutter Chemical
5c
_
(quar.)
'
5-21
8-15
6-10
30c
Dredging, $1,60 pfd.
common
(quar.)
—
5-15
92%.c
—
Tobacco,
Peninsular Power, common
5%% preferred (quar.)
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
i___i
5%
■
'
.
Products
{ 40c
<
——i
—j.
Upper
$i
40c
(quar.)—
com.
_1_
6-14"
$1.10
(quar.)
'Quarterly
Ry.
Inc.—
.1*.
changed to Universal Marion Corp.),
50c
Standard
15c
;___
class A
r-
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.) (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
(quar.)_
15c
common
-
Envelope (quar.)^..
6
5-
5-1
25c
4-l»:
$1
,
—
Co.,
7-1
40c
t/
dividend
6c
*•: r;
25c
.
—
4-22
$1.16
Common
Schenley Industries
v
(quar.;:
4-11
$1.23%
(quar.)
Brewery,
*.
Spencer,
4-22
.
preferred
Miguel
—
Struthers
___
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Common
4-12
:
5-. 1
56 ^4cpreferred (quar.)——•-«.
20c
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
^—
■%'
30c
Spokane International RR. (quar.)3—
30c
Quarterly
3-18.
25c
Ltd.,
St
; 4-n
6-6
;
•25c
—
5-15
37% c
(quar.)—
tquar.)
6&n Antonio Transit Co.,
Sail
.
4-29 "
5-10
50c
(quar.)
A
1
%4-12
5-
—
:
37%c
..
\
.
4-19
1
30c
Inc
9-20
4- 3
a, 5- 1
%4- 3
5- 1 :
4- 3
<
S. Vitamin Corp.
(quar.)-.
- 20c
..f- 5-15
' 4-30
,
United- Stores Corp^ $6 conv.- pfdv- <quar.)X.'*.. 4r*l.S0',
5-15^' {•■ 4-26**%;
United Transit (Del;)r common, (quart)
'• '15c;'- %.'5-^ 1 * f 4-1#^";-y"
■v:,>
5% preferred (quar.)c-———
_I" .62%c
5- 1 ' { 4-15
>
'Universal' Corp;
(Effective April', 11 name.
},%%
•
5-29
.
Francisco
preferied
4-22
.5- 1
5-31
5%
Industries
Lawrence Corp.,
5%
5-15
93 %c
.Safety
8t.
4-15"
30c
Foods,
5-15
17 Vac
dividend
Fine
5-15
59 %c
_
Inc.
5
U.
4-5
$$•1.19
,
Royalties Management Corp
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corp.—
Ryder System,
r~
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Carpet
Stock
4*
-
4.36% preferred ($26 par) (quar.)-il_-—4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Special investments & Securities, Inc.^—
75c
Corp. (stock dividend).
$3.60 class A (quar.)
(quar.)
5
1
5-
:•
$1.20
••
4-30
(quar.)
10 & 25c Stores,
25c
-•
—
4.60% preferred (quar.)——
(
4-15
__
B
4-22
6-I2:
_
Class
4
25c
_
Rose's 5,
—.u.
6-20
12-20
50c
(quar.)....
6c Chemical
4-11-
-
10-10
$2.50 1-10-58
62%c
5- 1
^
(quar.)—»-
common
% 7-20
"*;4%%''preferretf';(quar0^-^p~~2--^^"'-*l;l2%f^"';6^'l,'>,.;-5-13]
1
5-
'
3;
4-
5-10
Bohr
Aircraft
(quar.)
——
;_
35c.
Holland Paper Co. Ltd., class A (quar,)—
t20c
Class B (quar.)
—"
JlOc
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
$$1.06 V4
Roxbury
4.40%
6'
4-17
____.
Plywood
Corp.
Special
preferred
6%
-4-
5-15
$1.06 V«.
•5-1
6-17
:
25c
t5c
—
Rogers
IOC
(quar,)—
4-15:
:
(quar.)
Machinery,
4-30
$2.50
*2.50
(quar.)_*_
-
Shoe
U. S. Borax
6-
$62 %e
preferred
preferred
8 Vac
preferred B
8c
& Canal
U.
4.25%
,
t27c
Gas & Electric, common
(qunr,)_
preferred F (quar.);:__
4.10%
preferred H
(quar.)—
4%"/a preferred I (quar.)—
4.75%
United
^
income)
Jersey RR.
4-0
4-9
6-
97 VaC
J28c
Participating
Rood is
(from
Quarterly
Quarterly :
6-1
$1.03%
t5c
(quar.)-.
New
shares
/
4-30
•
5- 1
5-1
«
-
Fund
5-31
-
15c
;
.
Continental
4-15
5-15
40c
(quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
Unlted
t37c
ilOc
(quar.)
common
5-15
(quar.)—
4-15
(quar,).
preferred A (quar.)_
Tool,
4-15
7-15
10-15
4-30
((Juar.)^—
f28c
Rockland Light b Power, common
11- 1
6-1
(quar.)—
4-29
Myers,
K
87Vac
4-30
preferred
UOc
(quar.)
Canada,
8-31
5- 1
8- 1
;
' '.. 30c •
6^1,
U. S. Fire Insurancef (quar.)- • '-■'25c'' '5^. 1:' v
U. S. Lines Co. TN. J.rf 4V*% pfd. (&-a).__.
22%c-, . 7-1
U. S. Rubber Go;. 8% 1st pfd. (quar;)......
$2
6-14
preferred
preferred
Co.—
preferred
4*30
3.90%
<
5-15
$2
4.65%
V
;
93%c
4.95%
.3.70%
•;
5-15
14%
.
4-12
"4.15%
r
5-15
Rochester
1
4-30
4-26
50c
of
&
net'investment
Public Service—
tl5c
_
class A (accum.)
class A (accum.)
_J_
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
■._
$1 .50
4-26
lr
5-24
partic.,
b
3-29
4-26
»•
5-15
,
4-30
$1 .25 partic.,
Bobbins
3-29
4-30
59c
..4.40%* preferred .(quar.)_—
15c
__
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 4:%% pfd.
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
5-1
20c
(s-a)_—„—
Southwestern Life-insurance
40c
—
Cement
4-30
150c
59c
(quar,)
Corp., 'com.
25c
:
(quar.)
Brand
Drug
30c
Republic
Riverside
3-25
—
—
Paper Mills
1%
Co.
1
27 %c.
25c
(s-a)
River
5%
5-15
5-15
5-15
.
20c
__
Aluminum
5-
(quar.)—
5-15
$1.25
——
;
Reynolds
4-10
34c
50c
——
(Calif.)
(quar.)—
Co.
1
50c
A
$1
10c
87%c
87%c
(quar.)
28 %c
(quar.).
Materials
G-
•; c-1 v
•
5%
—
;
Corp.
1
'
4-12
4-12
8- 9
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
United
Southwestern Electric Service Co.-—
20c
1
(quar.)—
Sceel
preferred
Company
5-15
5%'V
_
Supply
5-
pfd.
1
87% a
—__■
.
Class
A
(quar.)
fifepubllc Natural Gas
Republic
4-29
60c
(quar.)-
com.
4.72%
y. 6-
4-25
fe
preferred (quar.)—
_
5
United
,
50c
(Canada), Ltd. cl.
Extra
Ltd.,
Power,
Southland
*13c
(quar.X
_
A
6-
25c
Southwestern
'
_
Extra
Class
6-15
$0.2656
4-22 ;•
$35c
'
dividend————.
;
Chains
6-29
:
Railway Co., 5% pfd.
preferred (quar.)t—
preferred (quar.)
5%
i
5-15
10c
(quar.)
Extra
4-18
-
Southern
*' 4- 5
9c
■
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Renold
2nd
Power
...
4-12
20c
•
.
Inc.
dividend
Reliable
3
$25c
——
1
$1.25,
4
Reichhold
5-
(quar.)—_
5-15
25p
.
■
A
B
Drill
Preferred
4-20
5-7
(quar.)
com.
5-
84c
■
(increased )
(quar.)
•
11-18;
6-
-
$1.12%
—
Co., class A (quar.)
Roller Bit
4-20
4-30
70c
(quar.)_—
Southern Indiana Gas <fc Electric—
;
4.08%
preferred (quar.)
——
5-17:
■l5r
•"
Class B
Reed
4-30
Class
United
5-15
$1%C
Southern Nevada Power
4-il
6^
•
<
4.72%
Southwestern
(quar.)
(Mass.), 5%
(C. A.)
1
8
>■
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Reece Corp.
..
12-
$1.12'A
—i,
—:--
Pile
common
5-15
'
(quar.)
Concrete
3
5-
$1.05
dividend
Raymond
5-
New. Mexico—
stock
4-18
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
United Corps. Ltd., class A (quar.)—
4-15
1
6-
7%C
:
50c'
(quar.) J-:..
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)_—.
Electrotype^
4-25
5-
$1
45c
of America, common
Reading Co.,
Southern
) $1,06'A,
Quebec Power Co.
(quar.)__
Qulnte Milk Pfpducts, Ltd.-, class
Purina
Southern
4-26
25c
Quarterly Distribution Shares.———
Ralston
4-26
■—
(increased quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Fund, Ine. (quar.)
Rapid
4-12
5-15
_
Puritan
Radio Corp.
4-26
5-15
90c ;
.
ut-i
—
Common
5%
Canada
$1.25
v
of
$1
(quar.)
28c
Edison',
4% preferred (quar.)^_
"4%% preferred (quar.)_
8.44% preferred (quar;)
4-10
Colorado
V
...
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Co;
40c
61c
—
(quar.)—
—
Water, com.
25c
-
preferred
preferred
4.50%
5-10
(quar.)„_—
Southern
.
a,
6-
series)
convertible
30c
5-18
4%
-——
preferred (1955 series)
Cigar-Whelan, common
4%
United
7%c
California
Southern
$1.17 Ya'*1.25 v
Hftntp.sjilre.T-r. ;:r:
Common -(quar.)
(3.35%
pref.
pref.
4.56%
Southern
5-20
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)
of New
1
7%c
(quar.)
$3.50
—
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)——
4-
v.V'/kv.
,
com.
5-24
(quar.)
4-23
(quar.)---—■
preferred (quar.)
4.48%
1
4-
-6-
3oc
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) —I—
Public Service Co.
7-
1
5-1
$1.75
.
of Colorado,
6
7-15
62 %c
Co.
Service Co.
(,4 V*fo
5-
-
(quar.)—
6-15
1
5-15
6-15.
5-
'
4.70% preferred (quar.)—T
Prentice-Hall, 5% preferred. (sra)_
5%
preferred (s-a)
—.—~
Price
5-
1
6-
$1
17 Vac
preferred (quar.)— >
3.00%
convertible
5-15
4-10
.
r
(quar.).——
Edison,
$3.50
(A. O.)
Coast
(1956
4-10
t343,»c
preferred
—i.%
-
preferred
1
5-10
6-15
___
-
•4%
60c
12%c
92%c
$35c
(quar.)
Corp.—
1
Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.—
Inc.—
Pope 6s Talbot Inc., common
.6%
preferred tquar.)
Potomac
Smith
dividend
1
(quar.)_
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
4-23
4-20
4-20
4-20.
4- 5
4-10
87 %c
(quar.)
1
(quur.)
Co. Ltd.,
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
$1
;
—
Canada,
Aircraft
4-30
5-15
of
United
12 %c
5-
(N.)
Stock
6
5
$25c
$1.10
Slater
54-
1
19c
4-10
62 %c
(Calif.)
6-
(quar.)
1
.
Co.
Oil
5-
Silvray
Co.
6-14
5-
,45c
preferred
couv.
5-
.
Gas
United Air Lines
4-19
5-15
U5c
$1.07%
$1.25
Union
5-
com
Lighting (increased)——;
Sisco
Mines,
Ltd.
(interim)
614 Superior Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Phillips-Jones, common (quar.)
—■
5% preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills Inc., common (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)—
..
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior preferred (s-a)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50
convertible preferred
(accurn.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown <fc Ashtabula Ry. Co.
3-29
$1
(quar.)
6-23
9-23
-'" 8-26
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$75c
(quar.)—
com.
8-15
11-15
7- 1
10- 1
_*
$4.50 preferred
$$1.75
(quar.)
(Canada),
preferred
11-25
62%c
62 %c
—
(quar.i__i_
:%$4
3-29
$1.12%
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Signature Loan, class A com. (quar.)
4-15
95c
13 %c
Electric
Union
.
4-26
/
35c
$2.44 preferred A
4-12
$1.06 %
—
2
4-22
15c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—
Sibley, Lindsey & Curr (quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power Co., common
5-10
50c
3
4-
%4-29
$1
(quar,)„
(quar.)
Shirrlff-Horsey Corp., Ltd.,
9
50c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Polypastex United, class A (quar.)—,
interest
ben.
Corp.
•
Union
(Boston),
5%%
N. Y.l—
3.90%
preferred
7c
6-
4-25
10c
Salle Street
Quarterly
"
5-15
1
4-*26
——
South'La
Payable of tiea. -'
5-24
5-15 '
$1.12%
Quarterly i*
Quarterly
208
Holder*
When
.
Share-
.,:■■■
(quar.)__50c
*
50c
>
50c
Universal Insurance
5-14
1
4-30 S
■;
20c
Wq.ter & Power—
(initial quar.)—
Sherwin-Williams
66-
4-16"
6-14
4%
-r--
Trust
;
4-16
"
5-15
25c
—
div.)—.
1
6-
35c
(stock
Airlines
5-17
6-JO
$2
—
4%
7%
91 %c
income)
Shawinigan
4%
Pitts ton
—
——1——i—
Shares, Inc.
(from in¬
$1.50
Morris,
1
:
Corp. of America
Sherwin-Williams Co., com.
20c
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.).
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown &c Norristowa. RR.
Philip
1
5-
(quar.)—.—
American
Shareholders
4-15
1
20c
4.25%
Co.,
5-
(quar.)—
8heraton
15C
(quar.)
Cement
Permanente
Perry-Fay
1
Co.
Western
vestment
4-20
(quar.)
Co.
Gear
Machine b
5-
Security Banknote Co.
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)-
Quarterly
—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
pfd.
33c
—
Peoples Gas Light b Coke (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn,
(quar.)
8-15
(Balance of undistributed net income)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Me.) —
Common
Co.
3.65%
8-15
Corp.—
Common
Dillon
Mfg.,
25C
pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
-
32V2C
(increased) —
*
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
•———
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)—.—:
$6 preferred (quar.)——
Penn Fuel Gas., preferred (quar.)
4.
$1 preferred
$1.30
Perkins
4-25
5-15
Nome of Company
Trinity
4-16
$1
$1
85c
(quar.)„
April 22, 1957
h
Pe*
s*"
'
4-18
4-29
——
Paper Co., $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
..Monday
.
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
5c
——
Scott
32 %C
•
Fund
Nuclear
b
Share
rp
:- v
,
$4
■—
Common
preferred
1
25c
(quar.)——
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
5-
1
6-
"
»'
$1 preferred
Pennroad
Name of Company
Science
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
When
Per
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
4
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1930)
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
date
record
tax
7%.
tax.
income
published
and /or
resident
income
«
W—«
tax.
date
date
was
ts
incorrect.
indicated
The
here
corrected
wnwai
Volume 185
Number 5831
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Stein Roe &
Genera)
Corporation and
'
:,k-
*.
-
-
(|
t"*.
»,.w
i
..
Net
■'
capital
.tiqnpl
of
" V,•
concessions
$720,000
the
in
Cape
Northern Quebec.
Smith-Wakeham
Bay
fied
of
Quebec
technical
pqrated
which
companies
which
would
adequate
mining belt.
$1.75
•
<
Siiooner
also
Manitoba
•';•/
1957
proposed
a
at
she
in
Bernic
the
Chibougamau
Bathurst
and
The
of
of
White,
Mont.—Offering Withdrawn—
($10 per share), has
;
stock
and
14,620 shares'of
$100 par),
the Standard
preferred stock
Oil
S10
withdrawn^—V.
been
without
offering
secondary
of
47,000
shares
of
'
%
April
stock s
common
(par $1) was made on April 16 by Kidder, Peabody &
Co. * iat $12.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
55 cents per share,—V. 185, p. 1432.
*
for, issuance
Option
(par $1) at $30
PROCEEDS—The .net
company's
proceeds
working capital
the
from
sale
be'available
to
share.
per
being offered by the
directly to the company's employees.
pany
Judge
will
for future
The
plant
been
failure
of
the
with
registration
a
the
of
basic
its
of
with
capital
BUSINESS—The
is
company
related
and
leading
a
products
used
as
equipment,
consumers
durable goods
applications.
It recently developed
titanium. It also makes pressed steel shop
shelving cabinets and similar equipment
and
other
institutional
and
laboratory
EARNINGS—Net sales
080.473
in
1955.
Net
share on the
shiye in 1955.per.
Dimock
in
of
New
expansion.
"■.in
to
the
bank
1956
1956
$800,000
loans
:
'■■■,■<
tThis
Of
rates
412% ;
loan,
e
the
bonds
TO
number
Authorized
•-
,
are
follows:
as
+2,079,150 shs.
loan.
$1,000,000
4IV% ;
shares
is
or
and
Employees'
to
Corp.
suspended
close
of
stock
their
opposite
names:
/tichiw
Snares
Bidder, Peabody & Co
Shares
42.500
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
1,500
7.000
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton__-_i____-.__.__
1,500
7.000
Pacific
1,500
Eastman
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co._.
.
Glore,
Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Merrill
7,000
-
7.000
Corp.
Dean
Webster
184,
intention
their
announced
'
shares
the
from
limit
present
Elkins,
Co;
3.590
&
1,000
Co
Morris,
Stokes
—————
Clement
-
Evans
A.
&
—
&
1,000
—
Co.,
1.000
Inc
2,500
Irving Lundborg & Co..—_
Morgan
Son
& Co.
Fav
Inc
1,000
1.500
Newburger
&
1.500
Penington,
Colket
1.500
Rainbo,
1.500
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Shcrrerd
Colli'ngs & Co., Inc.__
Bodine___;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Inc.______
Lester,
'-1,500
&
1.500
Co
The
ville,
Co.
began
April
on
Epayd,
President.
turing
unit
Standard's
The
of
Co.,
the
first
Of
space.
shipping,
and
assigned
for
unit
81,000,000
will
will
of
unit
be
1.000
this,
Inc._
1,000
has
71.800
been
earmarked
set
at
1,000
hi
Fayette-
made by M. A.
major manufac¬
step
in
the
development, of
Division.
will
will
24.000
be
95.800
for
square
feet
manufacturing,
feet
square
will
be
plan
of
announced
initiated
with
of
the
Corp.
a
the
the
Fayetteville unit
few
months
ago
by
is
part of a 10-ypar expansion
Mr. Spayd. The program was
first
marketing of 300.000
public offering in 40
has
shares
years.
of
stock
Since
in
then
Inc.
100,000
Reinholdt
1
100,000
Riter
100,000
The
100,000
M.
Collins
Dain
&
&
Co.
Co., Inc.__
Pierce
250,0Q0
Gardner—
100,0#0
Co.——3——
400,000
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Mosle
3
&
100,000
250,QOO
Co,_
100,000
& Hutzler
600,000
Salomon
100,000
Dominick__
600,000
Co.__
&
L.
Schneider,
Townsend,
Bodine_—_
Bernet
Sc+'npllkoof,
&
Clius.
1,000,000
&
Hutton
400,OQO
600,000
Co
&
a
250,000
100,000
100,000
185,
First
First
Boston
Southwest
Fulton' Reid
100,000
&
Co.,
William
1,000,000
Corp._
250,000
Fox
Inc.
Stix
1,000,000
Stroud
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
Day—
750,000
100,000
Weeks
750,000
G.
Co
600,000
Watling,
&
Lane, Space
Co., Inc.—
The
100.63%
at
and
accrued
interest
ferred stock
Vietor,
&
of
bonds
from.
April
entitled
be
and
l
Oct.
1,
redeemable
be
at
optional
will
be
par.
Wertheim
for
$110
prices
preferred
years',
five
at
thereafter.
PROCEEDS—Net
on
redemption
will
be
for the transportation
system
system
to
extends
the
1,842
New
about
on
of
the
operates
the
from
billion
and
Laurence M.
aggregated
to
feet
approximately
the
year
$88,330,299
1956,
and
net
Corp._
Baird
900
——
CAPITALIZATION
mortgage
new
Co.——
900
2,1'50
Kraus
D.
Co.,
&
Sullivan
line
direct
13.4 billion
bonds
and
due
1975
due
gas.
and
sales
to
industrial
cubic feet,
4%
due
•Debentures.
Cumulative
par
S2.55
ser.
$4.90 ser.
stock
in
value
40,000.000
50.000.000
20,000,000
(without
100,000 shs.
537,500 shs.
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs,
10,000,000 shs.
per
(oar
bonds
securing
per
50
7,501,250 shs.
shr.)
t550.000 shs.
150.000 shs.
one
shr.)
cents;-
in
the
or
bonds,
more
350
Company—!
1,000
Northwest
Pacific
Paine,
350
360
Co.—
Curtis———
350
-
Shepard
Prescott,
1,350
•;
Jackson ' &
Webber,
1,000
Pressprich & Co
350
Reinholdt &
350
Riter
350
The
350
Quail & Co., Inc
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
350
Collins
Crowell,
J.
1,350
Dodge & Co
Julien
M.
—
Weedon & Co
Dain &
Dallas
Co
&
Co.,
&
Crouter
350
Inc.—
Union Securities
DeHaven
Robinson-Humphrey
Bros.
Schoellkopf,"
350
Drexel
Co.—
&
Dillon,
Securities
H.
L.
&
Chas.
2,150
& Co., Inc..
350
Equitable Securities Corp.—
1,350
Emerson
Fauset,
The
Steele
First
First Southwest
Fulton
Reid
Co
&
350
:
Co
Harriman
Hemphill.
Henry
Noyes
&
Dulles
&
Co..
Lane,
1,350
Co.—
350
1,350
Spencer
Tucker,
Day
350
350
,
350
1,350
L.
1,350
—
Neuhaus & Co.,
350
Common.
Dann
&
Co
H.
Walker & Co.—
Lerchen & Co—_
Watling.
Wertheim
Inc.
„
350
Corp
Inc
G.
&
Miller,
■
1,350
Inc
Trask & Co
Anthony & R.
Underwood.
Vietor,
Battles,
Space
&
Co.,
Co.__
American
Inc
Mellen
&
&
350
&
350
2,150
" 900
350
Sutro
350
Joseph,
Meyer
Co
&
Swiss
2,150
Co—
350
Stroud
Inc
Johnson,
Frank.
&
350 j-
1,350
900*.
Co
Fox
900
Herman & Co
Weeks_;
Janney,
Staats
1,350
Co
&
R.
Stern,
2,150
;
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Miller
William
Stix
Hallowell. Sulzberger & Co.
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner.
Smith, Barney & Co
2,150
—
1,350!.
& Co.—
Company.—
Agnew
Shuman,
350
Inc.—
Co.,
Forgan & Co.3
Goldman, Sachs & Co
&
2,150
Corp.——
Glore,
Hallgarten
350
& Co.——
Boston
&
350
1,350
&
Hutton
Scranton
W.
Shields
& Hutzler—
Inc.'—!
Pomeroy.
1,350
:
Union
Co
350
Inc.
——,—.
Mosie & Co.——,
Rotan,
Salomon
& Bodine———
350
350
Co.—
&
Co.,
350
Co.
Townsend,
350
Gardner—
*
Eastman
:»■
.
350
R. W.
350
W. Clarke Corp.
Collings & Co., Inc.—
C.
Y T
■
2,150
CO.,
&
C.
Walker Named
1,000.000 shs.
series
$50
900
Yarnall,
&
1.000
1,350
i,000
1,350
Co
Biddle & Co
350
,
(stated value $100 per shr. >
•Additional
mortgage
$169,446,009
20,000,000
1977..
$5.96 ser. ( stated value $100
JCommon stock
Outstanding
40.000,000
issuable
(stated
FINANCING
PRESENT
____$169.446,000
:
#
&
Richard
Clark.
Hc-.yden,
50,000.000
preferred
value)
TO
Authorized
1977
Jones
Ohio
The
Phillips Co.__—_
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow. Inc.^
pipeline
Its main pipe¬
Louisiana Gulf
operating revenues of the company
totaled $11,980,508.
1976
series
—
1,350
350
—
Caldwell
the
income
bonds;
Beane
&
Templeton
F. S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Co.,
&
1,000
Pierce,
Lynch,
Mitchum.
350
Bosv.orth,
350
Co
Co
&c
1,350
1,000
Inc
&
Milwaukee Co._
The
Bonbright &
B.
Co._
Marks &
ten
350
1,350
2,150
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
350
Co
Blair
„
Fenner
350
&
Becker &
Ma
Merrill
1,350
interstate
an
Texas
and
EFFECT
GIVING
Ve' series due
5'v
series
pine
E.
McCormick
—
G.
2,150
Brothers.
900
—
Inc.—
Burge &
Barth
/ \
_
Higginson Corp
350
—
have
of shares
Meeds__—.
&
Mason-Hagan,
A.
Co.,
&
Butcher & Sheverd
at
Jersey-Philadelphia
capacity ot 753,550
cubic
below
named
Shares
Bissell
1,350
Securities
W.
Hornblower &
3
_
10Q,QDO-
Peabody & Co
Kidder,
Laird,
Co.
May 1, 1962, beginning
the sixth year,
during
sale
and
:
the company the number
10,500
Whipple & Co.
George
sinking fund amounting
a
and sale of natural
miles
York-New
223.2
EARNINGS—For
334%
Co.-a'''
;
available
from
present
storage
service.
The
company's
gas
sales,
including deliveries from storage, for the year 1956 totaled approxi¬
mately 236.6 billion cubic feet, of which amount sales for resale
amounted
750,000
Co
&
Shares
„
Blyth & Co., Inc._—______
metropolitan area,
and has a
present allocated
MCF per day, ex-,
elusive of gas available from storage.
Authorizations to increase the
daily allocated capacity by 80.396 MCF were recently granted by the
Federal
Power
Commission.
An
application
is
pending
before the
Federsl
Power
Commission for a further increase In daily allocated
capacity of 111.381 MCF which if approved will increase the total
allocated capacity to 945.317 MCF, exclusive of 136,452 MCF per day
customers
600,000
Co.—
;sto£k
preferred
Lehman
William
applied
owns'
BUSINESS—Corporation
from
1,350
A.
'
the
new
Lee
Bail.
April
prices
*
proceeds from
stock
$106
the
of
purchase
to
Baker, Weeks & Co
by the company toward its con¬
struction program and to repay outstanding bank loans.
The company
estimates that it will spend approximately $113,000,000 after Dec. 31,.
1956 in completing (construction work' scheduled at 'that- date.
■/'
line
400,000
100,000
Webster Securities
Inc:
period ending May l, 1963 and in each 12 month
period thereafter through May 1, 1972; and to five shares for each
100 shares outstanding on May 1, 1962 thereafter.
The stock will be
Coast
250,000
600,QOO
Co.
&
Biddle &
American
months
12
at
&
Witter
900
•/,.
new
the
-
.
Co._
Lerchen
,
r:.
250,000
_—
8.900
J.
bonds
new
Stone &
Robert
a
leaving $10,625,000 falling due
1976,
will
bonds
new
The
Dann
Common,
Walker &
Dean
600,fi00
&
—
preferred stock set opposite their respective names:
new
Bacon,
to
beginning at
106'i
during
the first year and receding to par at
maturity, except that the company does not have the right to redeem
any of the bonds for a period
of 10 years as part of a refunding
operation by the application of funds borrowed at an interest cost to
the company of less than 4.95%.
The sinking fund call prices for
the
Neuhaus
Corp. „__3—:
A. C. Allyn & Co.. Inc
May 1, 1957.
will
agreed
3.<3.:: 3■
1977.
The
600,000
—•
Co.
H.
•Yarnall,
&
White, Weld & Co.—
to maturity, and the pre¬
priced at $100 per share, plus accrued
was
Underwriters-
severally
April 1, 1957, to yield 4.95%
new
Co,—
&
Inc.
Co.,
100,000
Johnson,
100,000
—
Underwood,
1,000,000
Henry Herman & Co.__
Hutton
Corp.—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
E.
-
100,000
Spencer Trask
250,000
& Co.,
Hornblower
W.
400,000
Inc.-
Co.,
American
100,000
&
100,000
—_
&
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
i'7
offered
The
&
Swiss
&
Co.—————
Harriinan Ripley
: Inc.—i—
*
100,QQO
Sutro & Co—
750,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. 1,000,000
joint managers of two underwriting groups,
offered $50*000,000 of first mortgage pipe
line bonds, 5%
series due April 1, 1977, and 100,000
shares of cumulative preferred stock, $5.96 series (with¬
out par value—stated value $100 per share). The bonds
were
Co
1,000,000
Co.
&
?
&
——„„
Goldman, Sachs & Co..__
Hallgarten
Meyer
-
250,000
Staats & Co.
R.
Frank,
Stern,
100,000
Co.____.
Deane & Scribner
Glore. Forgan & Co
190.
p.
Smith, Barney & Co.!
1,000,000
F. S. Smithers & Co.—_ '
600,OQO
Co
&
Fauset, Steele & Co._.
ph*nt aJso Itaa»'extensive radio*;
services and does consulting in the
special
Dinger,
400,000
The
Richmond
The
offers
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
750,000
Estabrook
year
,
100,000
& Co.
ocranton
vv.
Shields
Co.,
100,0001
—
Inc.
Pomeroy,
Union
Emerson
Bros.
Hickman, Inc
750,000
Dillon,
Securities & Co.___"
H.
Rowles, Winston &
&
i
.
Co.—
Inc.——
Rotan,
&
&
Co.,
&
—3—3—
&
Co.,
Securities
Co.,
&
as
on1 April
•First
the Fall
Standard
begun construction of a 64,000 sqtia.re foot addition to its York,
Pa..
Plant,
and is
formulating plans for further expansion
of the
manufacturing facilities in Dayton, Ohio, and Oakland and Giendale,
California.—V. 184, p. 2489."
1956,
ties
Approximate cost of
"than $1,000,000 with an additional
In its first phase, the
Fayetteville plant will manufacture marginallypunched continuous business forms and Zipsets, with production slated
to
begin in December 1957. Plans are already being considered for
expanding the Fayetteville operation into a fully integrated unit.
Construction
business
of
operations.
equipment.
100,QQ0
Inc. 3
-----
totaled
contain
feet
square
more
plant
fifth
company's
facilities;
preparatory
for
Co.—
«fe
Plant—
$2,000,000
first
plant
new
factory
and
the
&
announcement
an
Midwest
,1,000
Moyer
Hess,
Build New
new
the
mark
the
other
office
its
according to
This
it
and
building
10,
newlv-designaced
iirst
floor
Inc
Yarnall, Biddle
Register Co.—To
company
Ark.,
1,000
1,000
:
Thayer, Baker & Co
Woodcock,
1432.
Standard
1.000
Mcsley
1.500
,
185, p.
1,000
i
10Q.O0O 'v
Rauscher,
&
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
callable
Kerner
l.oOO
Mead, Miller & Co.
—V.
&
Suplee, .Yeatman,
—
Ryons
Close
Co.
100,000
1,000,000
400,000
100,000
Eastman
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Securities Of-"
fered—White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securi¬
declining
1,000
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co.____
Battles,
&
Co
Inc
Townsend.
Dulles
fieki.-r-V.
1,000
Butcher
Janney,
done.
facilities,
1,000
Co
&
Boenning & Co
&
is
research
and
1,000
2.000
Langley & Co..
Crouter ■:&
worth
1,000
&
& Co.
————
—
Inc.——
600,000
Drexel
and employs about 800 people.
In
addition
to
this plant, Tracerlab has a laooratory in Houston,
Texas,, and a large modern plant in Richmond,
Calif., which was
expanded in .1956, and
wher.e much of the company's engineering
with
2.000
Co.
&
Co.__
Jackson
Pressprich & Co._
W,
Co
Dominick
fields,
1,000
Hooker
DeHaven
$12,000,000
some
X-ray
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Harrison & Co
Loewi
C.
does
now
and
nuclear
preferred stock will be entitled to
to 2.5 shares for each 100 shares outstanding
2.000
Marache
R.
Clarke Corp.
Dodge
Crouter
and
1.O0O
Marshall._i
Curtis-
Quail
DeHaven
dedicated
i_
&
Northwest
Webber,
100,000
Dallas •' Union
space
Foster
2,000
Co.__
<fc
floor
2^00
Co.^
Newbold's
month
of
i.ouo
& Dommick
'■
__
Inc.
400,000
West
Winslow, Inc
Julien
addi¬
one
1,000
2,500
H.
of
Boettcher
Brooke
_
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Co.
Whiteside,
C. C. Collings & Co.,
to
3.500
Bioren
C.
issuance
and
1,
Shparson, Hammill & Co.--
W.
share;
and
1,000
Co.—-------
&
Clark,
2,500,000
1,200
3.500
Parke
W.
authorize the
to
of
1,000
&
400,000
100,000
&
a
1,200
3,500
Bache & Co
&
call
3.500
__
Grancery,
to
Inc.__
Co
&
Co.__—.3--.—
Ohio
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Baker, Simonds & Co
1.200
—
Moseley & Co.____
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Paine,
May 9, 1957 to authorize an increase
on
■
100,000
Pacific
Republic
250,000
3,.v
"
;
600,000
100,000
S.
The
(Inc.)
2787.
p.
Schwabacher
Skaggs & Co
Dittmar & Company,
Hayden, Stone & Co
&
nuclear
dividends from
1,200
Davis,
250,000
&
3
100,000
Cliace,
trading in Third Avenue
April 11.
Trading in
*12.—V.
7.000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts <k
McDonald
Co._
&
Denton,
Jones
Templeton-
100,009
Richard W.
7,000
;
Co
Co.——
houumcK
this
1,200
&
Bonbright &
B.
100,000
F.
Inc._____________
&
Co.,
Co
*
sinking fund in the amount
of $1,125,000 on
April 1, 1961 and semi-annually tnereafter to and
including April 1. 1975 and in the amount of $2,250,000 on Oct. 1, 1975
Securities
—;—_______
&
Eichler
D.
&
Co
7,000
Dodge & Co
Drexel
Company Inc.___
Bateman.
7.000
Witter &
Clark,
1,500
1,500
1,500
George
Smith, Barney & Co
&
&
Co..____
Durst. Inc.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.___
<k
Jackson
Curtis___
Stone
Wagenseller
,
Beane
&
Webber,
Stroud
7,01/0
——
Weeks__-___
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Paine,
Northwest
Sullivqn
1,000,000
&
Milwaukee
The
100,000
Bros.
250,000
Pierce,
Beane_^
Turben
Merrill,*
Mitchum,
Bonbright"
B.
Lynch,
Fenner &
—a
400,000
l;000,000
Co.
Central
on
April 10 ordered
City to begin the ex¬
for cash and securities
business
April
on
outstanding
acres
repre¬
named below, lor whom Kidder,,
representative, have severally agreed',to
lias agree! to s^ll to; them, severally, the
common
250,000
Co.____
&
Co
&
250,000
100,000
Co.—
100,000
shares;
each
company
the
nuclear
No
employees.
Inc
Blair
Inc.
Stock
of such shares will be purchased.
any part
as
company
shares of
Hornblower
43i%;
$2,000,000,
underwriters
acting
and nthe
offered
now
Co.,
D.
Co.,
Bearing Co.—To Split Stock—May Sell
6,000.000
for
four
of
The
in
5,000,000
credit,
l—tl
Burns
X-ray equipment, sales offices, engineering and
research
departments,
radiochemical facilities
and
general
adminis¬
tration have been provided for in the 164,000 sq. ft. of floor space.
Outstanding
...
10,000,000 shs.
revolving
facture
chemical
10.000
Co.
of
!'
$1,800,000
interest
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase,
'
FINANCING
.
$3,000,000
sentation is made that all
&
PRESENT
<&
on
an
$1,900,000 ultramodern
in Waltham, Mass., thus consol¬
idating its East Coast operations under one roof for the first time "in
many years.
Previously housed in seven separate locations in down¬
town Boston, all the company's East Coast operations, including manu¬
common
'!<?•
750,000
Bos worth,
;
began
common
corporation
building in
■
includes
Peabody
This
$2.22
to
cash dividends on its
T.'.'C-.;.
._.
4 Va c/c .*
$41,-
with
equal
Merrill
Inc.
&
Tracerlab, Inc.—East Coast Operations Consolidated—
..
with $3,374,000 br $1.89 per
compared
company has paid
from 1926 •+
current
compared
$4,177,806,
were
h
'r
■
600,000
Becker & Co.,
&
Equitable Securities Corp.
benches,
as
of
Masten
McCormick
Shares—
rhare
E.
100,000
George
industrial,1; copimercial,
for
$51,647,420
were
in
stock
•Revolving bank credit agreements-, i.
Common stock ($1 par valuei—
•The
equipment such
of
—_
Eichler & Co.
Stearns <te Co._J__
William
consider and act
upor. certain
recommendations which will be made by the board of
directors with
respect to the
raising of additional funds for capital
improvements and expansion.—V; 185, p. 764.
many
made
•'. -j
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
!'.
'!'!/■" ' :
Ti - ;v
•Term
in
total
a
A.
Blair
reserved
Inc.
Exchange
at
Inc.
of
600,090
100,000
B(aTth & Co
A.
the
&
Inc._£—
Mason-Hagan,
Bear,
con¬
SEC
Marks
M.
Laurence
100,000
G.
1,000,000
Corp.—750,000
1,000,000
250,000
Co
Blyth & Co., Inc._
the
stock,
&
& Co.____
Brothers
J.
bonds
number
tional
v'V"
DJ-VIDENDS-'—The
.stock each year
in
and
fasteners
facts
Weeks
Freres
Higginson
Lehman
Co.,
Bateman,
York
York
New
Transit
Ave.
Trie
directors
on
April
16
special meeting of stockholders
the
of
aircraft
aircraft
use.
earnings
common
parts
Lee
&
Caldwell Phillips Co.
Bank
Lines,
Stock
York
Timken Roller
of '."precision
machinery
manufacturer
component
Lazard
250,000
Baird
Butcher & Sherrerd_____
"Officers'
*
fasteners
250,000
W.
J.
result
a
to-supply
company
certain
statement
shares
company's
Third
Coach
Ave.
New
Additional
to
600,000
Co.
Whipple & Co.__-
1,000,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
1,000,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds_:'
100,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
may be in distri- ;
provisions
of
the
or
registration
requests,
as
$100,0010
Inc.
600,000
400,000
value)
suspension was
par
below
principal
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
&
the
company
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
>
Baker,
)
suspension
($5
An
com¬
added
be
hove
the
25,900
Exchange
of bonds
Fifth
of
T 4
_
the
Edward-J.
Corn
Corp.
are
stock
Third Avenue Transit Corp.—Exchange of Bonds—
Federal
Transit,
stock
»
Corp.
Robert
Plan."—V^. 184/.p. 264.
Surface
10,000 shares
filed
under
Transit
common
shares
with
repeated
covering
April 17 offered for public sale 190,000 shares of
additional
certain
1933,- and
1957,
Offered—
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
additional
Co._____$4,800,000
&
Webster
4,000,000
C.
named
bonds
new
the
Bache
developments in the eompaiiy^—y. ,185, p^B56y:
corporation,
11,
change
on
the
ordered
16
common
Exchange stated that such
complications to trading which arise
despite
Chemical
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Common Stock"
Aii underwriting group
the
The
compliance
of
April
on
in
trading
the
of
from
American Securities Corp.
1680.
p.
Thiokol Chemical Corp., Trenton, N. J. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Secondary Offering — A
—
Act
cerning recent
This
Packaging Corp.
Exchange
of
by the
allegation that
Exchange,
33*V'
which may be purchased under the Plan.—V. 185. p."58o.
Standard
C.
185,
purchase
to
______
A.
common
par
series "A,
(cumulative,
Stock
notice
corporation.
Securities
The company on April 16 filed a registration statement with»tHe SEC
$4,400,000
of interests in its Sohio Employees Investment
together with 56,500 shares of
this
bution
covering
Plah,
American
further
of .the
SEci-
Weld
&
agreed
bonds set opposite their respective names:
new
Securities
notification,- filed with the SEC on March 18, covering
offering by this corporation of 25,000 shares of common
necessitated
:'
areas.
.
severally
•amount of
Bacon,
until
Lake*, area
to. (Ohio)—Registers With
Standard Oil
and
$1,211,326
of
par
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
1956'
"
.$1,202,444
—
1432.
p.
letter
stock
!,■"/
.•■**
'
>
£200,000 shares of common stock are reserved for issuance to officers
key personnel under' the company's restricted stock option plan.
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Lower—
March—
—
185,
The
and
incor-
K/rv
ipin'tng: properties in
holds
well as
as
.»•«'**'*0;'
*
-
sinking fund pur¬
shares had been acquired for future
the company's treasury.
1,500
and were held in
poses
Stone
has arranged for a complete exploration program for these
•
f
.
originally authorized 550.000 shares of the $2.55 series have
by sinking fund retirement to 539,000 shares.
At March
reduced
1*957,
15,
share
per
-
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Suspended From Trading—
i Spgoner
.
of
981.
p.
tThe
been
$30.75
$29.34
distribution
gain
.185,
Stramit Corp., Harve,
to
develop this new*
Soooner
Quebec subsidiary, New Quebec Mining and Exploration Ltd.
granted two contiguous concessions covering 101.8 square
concessions.
Co.
!___
capital
a
1956.—V
sales
—V,
miles.
^
of
Month
Net
financing
prove
resources
a
was
for
Sterchi Bros.
the tremendous increase in activity and^poiehtial in
thPv.Ungava region in "nickel and copper, the Quebec Provincial Gov¬
ernment withdrew the area from normal staking and established the
policy of granting mineral exploration concessions only to duly qualir
Because
500.783
and
Un'gava in
; * '■■■
..v'v ^!Q'-
of
area
'■ py.
$15,399,317
51
principal amount which may be outstanding under
as long as any bonds of the
total
mortgage is limited to $350,000,000
and 3%% series are outstanding.
3u''e
613,240
__
share--
per
adjusted
paid in December,
through stock
sale. Mr.
Harbinson
also
recently acquired two contiguous mining
%.:•'/
value
asset
.
The
.
ir———' $17,931,357
outstanding
-Not,
12)
the company
that
announced
therein.
?
.
1956
1957
value
asset
•Net
s.
page
April 11—
Shares
"
-
(Continued from
Farnham Fund, Inc.—Asset Value-—
such
As of
*
Investment News
!';
(1931)
series
subject
to
may
the
be
issued
restrictions
the
contained
under
Chairman, McGraw Elected President
—Record First Quarter
Reported—Peak Delivery Capac¬
ity to Be Boosted Above Billion Cubic Feet Per Day—
The
ated
directors
nnsitinn
nt
on
April
16
Chairman
of
named Tom
the
Board
P. Walker
ajld
elected
to the newly cre¬
E. Clyde McGraW
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
5)2
President and Chief Executive Officer of the com¬
has been Executive Vice-President since 1955.
Mr.
Walker
reported that the system's gas deliveries, operating
revenues
and net earnings had established new high records for the
him
succeed
to
as
McGra«'
Mr.
pany
tion
the
in
Ltd.,
man
and
The
of
Income
to stockholders is an arrange¬
Corp. for storage facilities at
Among the new developments reported
with New York State Natural Gas
3Geidy( Pa., which will be ready for operation during the year 1959-60.
Transcontinental plans to build its own line from Leidy to connect with
terminus. It has also agreed
t<» sell New York State Natural a
large quantity of gas for its own
■storage under a "seller's option" rate to be delivered during the sum¬
mer and other off-peak periods. Provision is also being made to transl>ort 25 million cubic feet of gas per day for use under the steam
toilers of Virginia Electric &c Power Company which has purchased
the gas directly from a Louisiana producer.
Regarding financing, Mr.
Walker said that the current sale of
£50,000.000 in
bonds and 810,000,000 of preferred stock will take
care
of the company's requirements until next Fall
when it may be
Itack in
the market for
some
debenture money and further equity.
Whether the equity will be in the form of preferred or common will
lepend on the market at the time,—V. 185, p. 1794.
in New Jersey near the eastern
its system
authorized
be
interruption.
out
ment
185,
V.
and
184,
$50[000,000 of Insti-
tutional Loans—
The
tional
loans
to pay for new Constellation aircraft.
Previously the company announced a plan to sell $37,000,000 of sub¬
ordinated convertible notes or debentures,
contingent on stockholder
jirogram
approval at the annual meeting April 25.
The corporation, In its proxy statement, said terms, of the $50,000,000
loan have not
been discussed to the point where interest rates have
Repayment over a 7-to-10 year period is contemplated.
l»een determined.
Tool
Hughes
Co.,
of
owner
about
of
74V
TWA
has
common,
in
delivered
The
of
proceeds
of
$100
of
common
convertible
proposed
1957
debentures will be
or
"about or somewhat
at
loan
convertible into com¬
below the market
Tool
Hughes
would
Co.
right
the
have
acquire
to
See also V.
hares.
185, p.
Crenco
Corp.,
above.—V.
Corp.
N.
Stock
Y.
Carbide
Carbon
&
Offering
Perron
Gold
Mines
above.—V.
Ltd.
dividend
a
United
ruled
this
States
Explore
Mining
185.
1681.
p.
Western
roads
Union
A
'
Pacific
is
Board
Chairman
Court
April
on
in
8
5
a
to
the
effect
his
on
right-of-way drilling will
on
has
no
wells drilled
the
on
.
Pacific
be
land-grant
on
stockholders
J
of Feb.
As
J.
M.
April
on
stock
common
to
areas
directors,
of other
additional
as
properties.
financing.
to be
stock
a
Mr. Horner did
determined
dividend
not indicate
or
that
type is under consideration at the present time.—V.
re¬
by the board ot
the acquisition
on
..
any
184,
plan of this
p.
stockholders
concern
2228.
or
on
stockholders of record April
mon
subscribe
on
or
before 3 p.m.
10,
(EDT)
1957
the
proceeds
be
used
to
finance
lirogram
including
incurred
in
complete
end
in
the
part
from
the
payment
connection
with
this
of
the
sale
company's
current
program.
bank
common
loans
Additional
See
of
financing
as
are
year,
Universal
This
|
an
—V.
the
not comparable with
officials said.—V. 184,
1899
The
as
following
New
Haven
$4,250 000
shareholders
bettered
P.
Chicago,
required
p.
that
at
the
annual
founder
recent
Its
name
was
Woodbridge,
changed
and a part
of the town of
North
Eranford.
The
company
stations,
net
one
in
owns
New
and
Haven
operates
and
one
capability of 337,700 iklowatts.
two
in
In
The
area
steam-electric
Bridgeport,
addition,
a
territory
of
•
311
generating
with an aggregate
third steam-electric
the
To
ducting,
a
also
south,
since
Resler
Co.
Eddy
in
1,
Jan.
Oil
of
west
Well spacing in this
currently drilling.
five
far,
Thus
the
has
company
program
been
con¬
acquired
acreage
on
allowable oil
top
i?
is on 40-acre tracts.-
area
County,
development
a
wells have been
without a dry hole, at depths approximating 2,700
completed wells have a combined initial dally potential of
barrels, the company announcement said.—V. 184, p. 2788.
completed
The
Y.
Commission—
Co., Inc., New York, N.
Electric
Western
Securities and
With
feet.
375
,1
Exchange
—
Files
corporation on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the
2,856 shares of common stock (no par)
to be offered
for subscription by minority stockholders of record April
9. 1957 at the,rate of one new share for each nine shares held; rights
to expire on June 3.
An additional 1.565.662 shares will be subscribed
for by American Telephone & Telegraph Co.. the parent.
The shares
are
priced at $45 per share. No underwriting is involved. The proceeds
are
to be used for expansion,
etc.—V. 185, p. 869.
The
**
SEC
covering
about
the prospective earnings
826- '
.
has
May 1
Pacific RR.
record-breaking
showing
of
C.
P.
Clare & Co. of
makes specialized
See also V. 185,
.
Co.—To Pay Interest—
Vice-President and Treasurer,
in a notice to holders of
income debentures due Get. 1, 1984, said:c
has been fixed as the record
date for the
purpose
of determining the registered holders of such
debentures in4 fully registered form entitled to leceive the payment of
5ri
interest on such debentures for the calendar year 1956, which is
The
Mac Schwebel, President,,
heid on April 18.
Universal, which
elected a director-.
E. Larson,
the 30-year 5%
M.
of
been
'
close
of
business
Such
interest
April
25.
1957
1957.
payable--May 1.
on
in coupon
*•
-
,
debentures
form will be paid
on
or
\
after
May 1. 1957 on surrender of the coupons due May 1, 1957 at the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., 300 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif.,
1794.
at
the
office
Y'ork, N. Y.—V.
of
The
Chase
1682.
185, p.
Manhattan
Bank,
~
11
Broad
St.,
New
"
Orinase,; the new drug which can be taken by mouth to control of diabetes for hte majority of sufferers,., has been made
Whirlpool Corp.—Sales Up 17%—Earnings Lower—
sale in Canada on physician's prescription.
.i
;
First quarter sales- Of this corporation; were "approximately $112>
Release
of
the
drug for general use has. been . approved by., the
000,000; an increase of 17%
over the first three; months of 1956," it
Canadian Department of Health and National Welfare, it
was- an¬
was
disclosed on April 11 by Elisha Gray II, President.
He did not
nounced in Montreal on April 17.
<
estimate earnings but indicated-that-"they- will probably be a little
Orinase,
a
distant chemical cousin of
the sulfa
drugs, has no
,
available for
•
<
antibacterial
action,: It
sugar—essential
...
due
1957. The equipment has been moved to an
the discovery well where No. 3 Spencer ia
7,
Feb.
on
location
offset
offset
an
on
reported
was
Completed—
reported completion of its second flowinf
County, New Mexico: The No. 2 Spencer
site due north of the No. 1 Spencer which
5
Eddy
northern
in
located
is
April
on
symptoms
December
largely urban and
suburban in character with an
mites and a population estimated at 570,000.-.
company
well
oil
or
to The United Illuminating Co.
the cities and towns of New Haven and Bridget?ort, the surrounding towns of East Haven, Easton. Fairfield: Hamden
tvlllford, North Haven, Orange, Stratford. Trumbull, West Haven and
is
1957—3 Mos.—1956 "
1433.
Western Development Co.—Well
Upjohn Co.—New Oral Drug for Diabetes—
company serves
jsquare
Co. (Mo.)—March Sales Lower—
1957—Month—1956
$16,007,000 $16,785,000 $43,452,000 $42,854,00®
—
185, p.
The
about $1,650,000.
p.
1956
meeting
President
and
acquisition
equipment,
its
in. 1957,"
substantially
Clare,
a
electronic
will be provided from operations
later may be deemed advisable.
Illuminating Co.
2383.
p.
;
Western
"expects
corporation
be
Carl
company is an operating public utility corporation
in generating and distributing 'electricity in Connecticut.
It
incorporated
under
the
laws
of
the
State
of
Connecticut
in
The
184,
com¬
BUSINESS—The
June
been
Western Auto Supply
above.
Corp.
told
stock
engaged
ivas
I
borrowed until Nov. 30, 1958.
At the end of 1956
borrowed under this agreement and this will
be
$53,849,000.—V.
f
R.
constiuction
funds
had
substantial
Universal Products Co., Inc.—Outlook Good—
the construction program
by such additional
1956
will
the
of
1957-1958
may
shares outstanding.
this
/
Universal Marion Corp.—New Name—
right to
May 2, 1957 for
stock (no par) at
on
311,557 additional shares of common
$22 per share on the basis of one new share for each
eight shares held. The offering is not underwritten.
will
for
for
outlined
/
resolution
a
Mullaney added first quarter profits should be
$1.71 per share on sales of $10,300,000.
Figures
company
Haven, Conn. — Stock
April 11 offered to its com¬
require financing during 1957 to carry out its
and an issue of first mortgage bonds probably will,
now
and June- 30/ K. M. Robinson, President',
eventually be retired through long-term financing, the company stated *
Bonds
and
debentures
outstanding at Dec.
31,
1956,
amounted to
to Universal Marion Corp. The company,
the 960.000
or)
Thf*
184,
will
the annual report.
in
from
Mr.
United Illuminating: Co., New
Offering—The
approved
President,
and
loans
$48,500,000
,
a
Board
between
$30,500,000
Dividends
1957,
year
the
of
assets of the fund are over $9,000,000.
1, 1952, with total assets of $200,000.—V.
company's needs for additional capital during 1956 were met by
under
its
1955
credit
agreement
which ^provides
that
The
baxxk
1956.
over
Aug.
company
stated
6.
the
total
started
Sales
reported ihe company expects to show
$3,500,000 for
than
more
Chairman
Johnston,
M.
marketed
be
W.
changing the title of the
which is the corporate
shell of the former Capital Transit Co., entered the manufacturing field
last Fall when it acquired Marion Power Shovel Co. and Ogsood Co.
Since it acquired these two companies last Nov. 7, Mr. Mullaney said,
the company has eurned about $2,500,000. or more than $2.60 per share,
The
9 approved
a
Proposal to increase the
15.000,000 shares from 7,500,000 shares.
such eventual needs,
of
for
657.
p.
expansion program
a
President,
Mullaney,
profit
increase
15, there were 5,169,011 common shares outstanding.
Chairman, said the additional shares have been
to meet
to $1.60
adjustments
retroactive
for
tray and crate expense made in the last quarter
pan,
185,
Washington Water Power Co.—Plans New Financing—
three
27 to holders of record Dec.
Dec.
on
Increased—
Horner,
quested
receive
to
I
net
>
adjustment
after
1956
reported
was
This
;
James
United Aircraft Corp.—Common Stock
The
are
the
that
471.
P.
.
share. The first 40-cent dividend for this year
was declared
on March 29, last. '
:•/ ,
:
'
y ./
/
The last three dividends this year will be paid on June 28 to stock¬
holders of record June 7, on Sept. 27 to holders of record Sept. 6 and
net
authorized
officials
management
announced
10
earnings of $60,021 for the 12 weeks ended
were equivalent to a deficit of two cents per
stock on che 796,992 shares of stock outstanding or*
common
24,
17
fund
April 9 declared dividends of 40 cents per share for
quarters of 1957, bringing the total payments
on
final
the
of
the year
for
\
,
oil royalties on wells drilled
other than the right of way.—V. 185, p. 1794.
gets
April
which
1956,
Period End. March 31—
Friedrich
is
108,000
to
each
portion of Union's oil income is from production in
Calif., field on land bought manv vears ago as indus-
property.
Union
on
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—Assets—
& Co., for which
shares of promotional stock as additional
distributed in three equal annual installments.
of
The directors
be negligible.
right of way.
of
James
remaining $197,050
Manager
General
and
other
six
ana
aggregate
substantial
The
the Wilmington,
He
pensation.
the
of
company
Secretary,
with
compures
1956,—V.
of
Arizona—
Universal Corp.—Declares Three Quarterly
period.
spokesman said
he said,
President
company's
Schwarz.
decision
3
Co.—Earnings Show Improvement—
Wentworth,
March
cents per share.
Secretary-Treasurer of the ■
and
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
"■■ y/J'-/:•;/*/;>/ V';\.
depreciation and
company.
The
same
ruling
Union Pacific,
4rial
the
in
Court
Supreme
Rights of Way—
on
cannot drill for oil and gas deposits along th-»
granted between 1862 and 1875. The Government, how¬
ruling will also apply to rights of way granted other
the
said
■
under Arizona law on Feb. 11, 1957;
and it proposes to manufacture and distribute semiconductor products
and other types of electronic devices and components. Of the net proceeds of the financing, estimated at $997,050, the company will apply
company
rights of way
ever,
Supreme
'
2,017,621
957,893
1433.
p.
24,
share
Commission—
$600,000 to the purchase of new. materials, and the
will be used as working capital.
Union Pacific RR.—Ruling
.The
h i
183, p. 2013.
2,451,302
2,061,200
1,151,991
976,755
for
This
cents
20
of
2,653.893
1,113,053
fund
1794.
p.
E.
March
corporation was organized
The
Concession in Canadasee
net ordinary income.—V.
Rothbard
Mr.
Corp.—To
Earnings Increased—
the 12-weeks ended March 23, 1957 was $88,563 after all
charges, and is equivalent to two cents per share of common stock on
the
819,202 shares
of stock
outstanding on March 23,
1957, after
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
April 11, 1957, covering 500,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The shares are to be offered for public sale on a "best effbrts" basis
2081,
p
taxes.
Ward Baking
/,
paid
for new
in the
any
$18,896,212 $18,092,920 $53,229,786 $50,423,83?
F.
reports net assets on March 31.
corporation
than
after
inc.
after cap.
185,
profit
to $36.22 per share on the 3,310.815
outstanding.
This compares with net assets
1957. the
29,
extensive
more
1957—Month—1956
1957—3 Mos: -1956
$10,919,561 $10,317,717 $31,124,457 $28 914,78^
8,014,117
7,493,006
23,618,895
22,034,036
expenses.
oper.
185,
—V.
Corp.—Assets Off—
by Herman B.; Rothbard, doing business as Jonathan
Mr. Rothbard Will receive a selling commission of 50
183,
is
185, p. 1631.
Walgreen Co.—March Sales Slightly Up-
months will show, even
income equal
discontinued
warranted by earnings, according
company
that
a
revenues.
Sales
six
U.S. Semiconductor Products, inc., Phoenix,
issuing
Union
—V.
This
Temporarily Suspended—
See
in
of
subsidiary. By Aug. 31. 1957.
will have been sold for slightly
Registers With Securities and Exchange
10,000.000
1794.
Factors
Underwriters
divisions
sinking funds....
April
slip re from
per
proposal
a
ry.
inc.
and
1956 of $125,041,027,
March
On
securities
all the
stock
common
Dec. 31,
■not subscribed
by other stockholders.
f
V
The stockholders at the annual meeting will also vote on
to increase the authorized
common stock
from 4,000.000 to
of
$10.73
.-
the present program
stated that
also
was
various
Federal income
gains."
price just prior to
offering."
4he
Net
equal to $37.77 per share.
The report
states that no allowance has been made for Federal
capital gains tax on unrealized appreciation "as the corporation has
elected to
be taxed
as
a
regular investment company and expects
to
distribute
to
stockholders substantially
all net
realized capital
of notes or debentures for each nine shares
The notes
held.
for
operating
operating
Ry.
equal
$119,915,071,
were
shares
at
institutional
It
ago."
year
provision for Preferred Dividend.
1958.
and
Jr., President, stated
including the signing of
Period End. March 31—
United States & Foreign Securities
will
principal amount
stock
mon
the
$12.32
share
Ward,
the year,
Wabash RR.—March
'
will be resumed as soon as
Beatty, President.—V. 184, p. 368.
730,553
3.472
893,229
Period End. Mar.'31—
14, 1957, for the sale of the
the second
$0.67
$0.75
3,871
history of the corporation.—V.
value.
feels that
418,280
617,515
"various developments
five-year $62,000,000 con¬
tract
with
the
A.E.C.,
have
built up the corporation's backlog of
unfilled orders to a total cf $114,000,000, as compared with $29,000,000
Carlton
J.
profit on sales of machinery and equipment,
than the period reviewed here.- Dividends,
any
1,037.283
2,075,122
—
value per
1955
1956
$40,898,531 $29,382,67L
of
charge
shareholders..
during
of excess ma¬
sale
John T.
to
to repay Hughes Tool for the cost of the planes
probably be offered to stockholders at the rate
go
debentures
The
of
Book
$0.20
of Feb. 28. 1957 shows the company to be
with no bank debt; a current ratio
as
This closed-end investment
decreasing amounts until April 30,
No.
special
shs. durinar year;
!
(average
shares
facilities
condition,
management
better
or
1956.
financing would
sheet
book
than
last July,
ar¬
the
J
and
—
sh.
per
of
Net
steadily increasing.
was consummated on March
contract
The
to
$0.62
from
resulted
$51,828
profit,
financial
without
Hughes Tool Co. is selling the planes to TWA under conditional sales
and also will grant a $10,000,000 line of credit up to July 1,
and in
No.
equipment above book value.
balance
more
America—Earnings Increased—
1956-i.aL
in
income
Earned
$31,873
*$96,019
—
inventory at the Birmingham
substantially all assets of the subsidiary
contracts
<957,
.
—
—
remaining
ranged to buy eight Model 1049G Lockheed Constellations and 25 Model
5649A Constellations. The latter will be delivered this year. The 1049Gs
were
-
j.--~
*—-
share
net
300.000 and
A
de¬
greater
_
$552,607
Net
1; and working capital of $'2,821,120. Current liabilities of $562,995
xAore than covered by cash of $736,953. , Unfilled orders are $2,-
6 to
18%
taxes,
before
Income
Feb. 28, '57 Feb. 29, '56
$4,727,495 $6,663,177
152,539
87,827
56,520
55,9p4
income
-
this
excellent
are
has begun
discussions toward obtainjng institu¬
totaling about $50,000,000.
The financing is part of its
corporation
on
per
chinery and
The
-Seeks
Trans World Airlines, Inc.-
about
were
Vitro Corp. of
.
income—
taxes..-
taxes
State
and
profit
"Of
the
Year Ended December 31—
Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
—
before
Net
said
President,
Revenues
Ry.
5.
p.
"
.
sales
Earnings
$1.15
$1.35
March 31, 1957.
company's H-21 helicopter
year.
one
Federal
<*90,
1563.
p.
Six Months Ended—
Profit
$624,431
"
$733,721
share
an
an
United Specialties
Net
1,295,363
'/'■•/ 670,937
782,106
in the first quarter this year than
'■// '//V'■"■[
t
He added that production is being maintained at a
high level and
that Vertol anticipates "1957 as a whole will be another excellent
year."—V. 185, p. 1563.
\ *
may
as
directors in
—V.
'"
-
Berlin,
R.
1956
$17,029,053
;
1,515,827
taxes.:
542,199 shares outstanding on
the
liveries
/last
be authorized from time to time by the board of
aggregate amount not in excess of 200,000 shares.
SThe company's charter Contains
no limitation on the amount of
its'capital stock. Prior to Dec. 31, 1956, the stockholders had author¬
ized
2,492,456 shares of common stock, no par value, all of which
were outstanding
on that date.
On March 20, 1957, the stockholders
increased
the
authorization to 3.500,000 shares of which 2,804.013
shares will be outstanding if all common stock now offered is sold.
Series
more
filed with the SEC on Jan. 22. covering
the
proposed issuance of
1,615,500 shares of common stock and
S„126,500 common stock purchase warrants, is to be withdrawn.
Ol
the total, 250,000 shares of stock and 250,000 warrants were to have
irfien publicly offered through M. S. Cerber, Inc., New York, in units
«>f one share of stock and one warrant at $2.01 per unit.—V. 185, p.
registration statement
to
' 1957
$21,748,647
income
earnings
On
•
Don
payable at the rate of 2'U"c per annum until March 1,
1957 and at the rate of 3% per annum thereafter to March 1, 1959.
jThe company's charter contains no limitation on the amount of
its capital stock.
The stockholders have created a class of preferred
stock, cumulative, $100 par value, which may
be issued in one or
drawn—
The
time by the board of directors
provided in the indenture.
Earnings Rise—
taxes
Net
cum.
to
as
386.
p.
is
(■Interest
Chemicals, Inc.—Statement With¬
Transition Metals &
time
irom
unlimited except
amount
185,
-
•Earned per
.
50.000 shs.
SSCommon stock
3,500,000 shs.
2,804,013 shs.
-The
Indenture,
as
amended and supplemented, under which the
company's debentures are issued, specifies thai no further debentures
of the 1978 series, the 1981 series or the 1984 series may be issued
but provides for additional issue of debentures of other series as may¬
stock—series A,
(no par value i
preferred
-
Earnings before
.
4:35''
Upjohn Co.—V.
Sales
*
will be" well over one billion cubic feet per day, when
present construction is completed, Mr. Walker told stockholders. The
company is
now constructing an addition of 80 million cubic feet
per dav of allocated capacity. It has steel pipe on firm order which
»ill cover estimated requirements through the year
1960 as well as
orders for other equipment and facilities to continue its growth with¬
jointly
Three Months Ended March 31—
-
storage,
Hoechst
by
firm
formed
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—Sales and
'
from
distributed
be
recently
a
Kalamazoo, Mich., and Farbwerke Hoechst,
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid quarterly cash dividends since
1900
on
its common stock as from
time to time constituted.
On
Operating revenues increased 5.6V to S25.529.600
April 1, 1957, a quarterly dividend of 32'a cents per share was paid
'oid
net income rose 31V
to a record $3,595,574, in the first three
on
the common stock.
months of 1957.
The first quarter earnings were equal to 41 cents
per share on outstanding common stock compared with 30 cents per
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
-Chare
for
the corresponding period
last year.
./•:/.
"■/
' • ■;.'
•
Authorized
Outstanding
Mr.
Walker said that the company has no immediate plans for
•30-vear 2'i# debs., due Feb. 1. 1978 .$8,000,000
$8,000,000
Increasing gas rates and that it may be two years before the higher
30-year
debs., due Mar. 1. 1331
3,000,000
8,000.000
•cost of n(rw gas supplies will require it to ask for an increase. The
"30-year 3% debs., due Oct. 1, 1984
9,000,000
9,000,000
company
has a competitive price advantage in the East, he added,
f Noes payable
t unsecured *, ,-2% rk -3 %,
which should assure it a
large share of the future markets in this.
due March 1. 1959____
3,750.000
3,750,000
^
^Preferred stock (par $100)_>.
.—
200,000 shs,
Peak*deliverv capacity of the Transcontinental system, including
#ras
Pharmaceuticals of Canada,
owned by The Upjohn Co..
Frankfurt, Germany. Chair¬
of the Board of the new Canadian firm is Max Klee ot Hoechst
President is
Wairen Miller, formerly a Division Sales Manage?
will
Orinase
Bridgeport Harbor Station, is scheduled to
capability of 82,000 kilowatts In opera¬
unit with a net
fall of this year.
first
its
have
the
station,
generating
1957.
first quarter of
j
Monday,April 22, 1957
...
(1932)
patients
sinee
in
Canada
November,
has
demonstrated
treatment
to
reactions.'-< Extensive
clinical
and
1955.
the
ot
an
ability
diabetes—with
trials,/whichUnited
now
States,
<7: "
have
••
to
no
-include
been
lower
serious
some:
in
blood
• side-•
20,006
progress
less
-•
:than
The
share reported a year ago.", .
f
plans to ertter- the small appliance field.
1957 'are budgeted at -$15:000,000 of which
depreciation; This compares with expendi¬
$20,000,000-for 1956.—V. 185. p. 1682:- -" > - :
the
62
cents
corporation
has
per
-
no
"eapitaliex-p-snditures for
$'8;500,000 is generated by
tures
at
Volume 185
Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1933)
White Stores, Inc.—March Sales Off—
Period End. March 31—
..
Pales
1957—Month—1956
iU'
—v.
185,
$2,163,874
$6,524,412
■.
high In dollar sales volume. This compared with.sales and
operating revenues of $17,338,459 in the March quarter-last year. " > "
In their leport to stockholders, Harlestcn R.
Wood, President and
John T. Whiting, Chairman, stated that there was a
continued strong
-
$7,081,003
demand
_■
for
company's
Wilmington Truck Rental Go., Inc., Wilmington, Del.
'•—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
its
of
?
The
corporation on March 29 filed a letter of notification with
covering 1,128 shares oi common stock to be offered at $35
♦hare
stockholders
to
shares
or
volved.
the
on
basis
of
one
share
new
for
each
the
portion thereof now held.
No
underwriting is in¬
proceeds are to be used lor improvement of plant and
£„[■'.
■■
The
of
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$
v-
pales
——
41,619,895
-
Period End. March 30—
♦
^ '
' i
'
i1
/
-if'
Sales
' S'
.
185,
1433.
p
' t
42,614,282
'
-
,
$
-.••••
?:j
corporation
EEC
covering
$2.50 -per
March
on
75,000
shares
to
108,316,033
Wisconsin 'Fund,
A
137o
increase
by. the directors
Haroldi W.
V The
of
notification
(no
to
par)
shares
of
March
on
Fund.
31,
with
be
of common stock
■
,•
_/
i
T.-_
"
•
has
company
Increased—!
"The
He adoed
mat the
to increase
he
Fund
has
now
number
to 5,000,000.—V.
of
will
185,
of
of
V
P.
U.
Commission
used Tor
be
the
Goodwill
the
heavy
demands
of
Station,
Inc.,
Detroit,
Bales
in
#••
operating revenues'.of this company
quarter-elided March 31,-1957,- amounted
and
of
the
that
company's
its
shopping
Executive
elected
was
and
the
President,
board
Hobert
Officer.
,
Vice-President
Executive
of
90%
of
since
the
for
of
note
prom,
VLease
the
of
Ramsey
period
first
1956.
in
1955.
of
at
the
■»"
1956.
the
-
,>i
J.
in
t
month
of
"of
in
+
'
.:
Charge
has
both
quarter
orders
new
at
were
and
with
due
made
in
Inc.
house
,v
;) to
issue
our
classes of securities
per
to
share.
Inc.
on
Offering—Mention
-
for
■
on
its lease
425,000
shares
with
real
estate
Wrigley
Food
;
stock
'
named
which
■
'
Inc.
'
'
predecessor
and
A.
A.
W.
&
51.181
A.
8.256
&
Co.,
:
below
for
have
VV; '
to?
;
:
'
:
.
agreed
:
,
Kidder & Co.,
M.
J.
Strauss
S.
Don
;
.
R.
C.
F.
i__
Blosser
Bros.
Watling,
0.550
Haupt & Co.^^__'__.
2.201
I. Josey & Co.-____-u-^_ 5.504
J.
&
&
2.752
Company 2.752
McDowell 7.431
&
Co.—
Lerc'nen
Winckler
1.652
0.826
Co
&
O'Donnell
Sutro
Inc.—
Co
&
Miller
W.
Hill
Brothers
exchange
7*
-
Co
McCarty
In
share$ set out after thehr
'
&
185.
';
Inc.
issued
•
,
Straus,
H.
^
.
long
^I:A\
Company
>
0.275
California Co._L__
5.504
Oscar Gruss & Son0.550
—V.
to
;
conjunction
additional
'J-'*
Warehouse
common
First
Ira
1
in
development
Stores,
.
.
o
Carr
addition
on
and A/ A; W. Ware- V
Inc.
'
by
.
per
assignment
of the cost of land and
Inc..
of
Tnr-
Wrigley Properties com¬
ACF-Wrigley common shares
Inc.
purchase
to 75%
underwriters
below:
Co.„:„.^_.__'
Simonds
Campbell,
stockholders of record April 11,
$4,200
by
will incur
percentages- of "unsubscribed
1
&
Baker,
Payable
Wolf,
Food.
Warehouse Inc.
Secured
of
company
with
in. Detroit,'
names
•
Allen
held; subscription rights to expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
April 25, 1957. Of the remaining shares, 120,000 are
being offered to holders of ACF-Wrigley debentures on
its'subsidiary
$18,529,732, an
The
deposit
..
share of
two
A.
Payableon
Y' ,'\r:-
AcW.
Detroit.
of
Co.
mortgage
t;'v
Inc.
the
respective
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc., at $2
are being offered
one
each
A,
.maturity.'
Afcner
connection
security
ACF-Wrigley
purchase
.
by
'•:
property.
UNDEIRWRITERS—The
of
common
the basis of
stock
and
contracts
on
by Abner A. Wolf,
**Includes
Of the total, 1,816,909 shares
ACF-Wrigley
1957
mon
of
Inc.
at
with
Insurance
'
Bank
balance
Life
Secured
'''
Warehouse,
April 15 of the offering of
2,069,159 shares of common stock (par $1) of this cor¬
poration to holders of common stock and certain other
Mich.—
Southern
and
quarterly.
•'/. Fj-
lease
in
330,827
•
•
^Represents
to
V
:
i
591,60076,099
,
330,827
SRepresents advances to. Food Warehouse
a
Stock
—
-
Detroit:.;
of
indebtedness
,
76,099
•
National
under
acquisition
•buildings.
591,600
'
indebtedness will range frp:n
higher rate than in the
The
backlog of unfilled orders, which totaled
of 1956, exceeded
$101,000,006 at the end of
said.—V. 185, p. 1325.
Properties,
to
Outstanding
$1,268,495
"
1959
Warehouse
interest and
Food' Warehouse
Wrigley
Western
Food
FINANCING
150,000
150,000
4,000,000 shs. **2,494,659 shs.
interest
Warehouse :ln
term
7%-
10.
Represents unoaid balance
been
shipments
plus
rentals
.
He
PRESENT
Authorized
$1,268,495
par
Detroit,'
tNote Issued by
on
Oct.
19, -1956
Schwan-
.
to
including
Warehouse
continues ■» .Food
;
($1
issued
$28,545
•
end
he
quarter,
that
first
shares
common
TO
1971.
1,
^
stock
Notes
de¬
September.
"•
commented
during
the
locations.
EFFECT
Oct.
due
Deposit
Common
rave
'
•
Worthington
GIVING
mortgage note due Nov.
the
election
Ramsey
-
last
of
'
•
.
sale
store
and
fSuiidry long term debt-.:
§Sundry' short term debt——-
President-—
Edwin
C.
.
Vice-President
directors
as
(April 22)
succeeding
Vice-Chairman.
Chief
centers
CAPITALIZATION
"
.
H.¥s%
.
today
•
the
> ;;
expansion
company's' operating
the
from
working capital of Wrigley Properties, Inc., to
business of acquiring,
and developing and operating?-
quarter
1201.
p.
announced
as
becomes
1950,
$95,000,000
and
to
directors
and
quarter
same
»
Rise—Earnings Off—
and
the
•
Co.—Sales
of
of
customers
the
profits for this period, after providing for Ftderal income
taxes,
amounted to $150,613, or 27c
pot share; compared to $145,276, or 26c
per share, lor 1956.—V. 185, p. 3201.
v
• ;
'^V--.
Steel
in
member
Mr.
company's construction
continuing
Net
Wood
long
185,
Feldmann
Feldmann
Sales
first
"
.
comparable
(Alan)
result
months, ''
quarter earnings of this corporation totaled
$2,106,258, com¬
pared with $1,790,038 for the same
period last jear, Kobart C. Ramsey,
Chairman, announced on April 18.
Earnings per share were $1.34
on
1,517.376 shares, compared with $1.29 on
1,314,646 shares for the
are reported for the three months ended March
31,~
Fatty President, said these revenues were 10.02^ ahead
period of 1956, when sales revenues were $860,822
F.
the
as
in
•'
•
•
proceeds
the
operations of ACF-Wrigley could be conducted
by a separate company
which could devote its full time to the
acquisition and management
of
real estate and
in order that
ACF-Wrigley could devote Its owiv
.capital to the operation of supermarkets:
y
' '■ —
'
' • ■
First
for
$947,080
John
the
be completed 1n about 3'/2
increased during, the first
lessening
continue
who
Mr.
1433. "
p.
'•
board
Chairman
as
Quarterly Sales and Profits Increased—
Sales
not
hausser,
more
was
1957.
$7,600,000
satisfactory.—V.
H.
authorized
•
of
to
company's operating rate will average about
April.
Present Indications are
that
this
of
The
public for telephone service."
'
' •
A registration
statement co\fering the issue will be filed with the
and Exchange Commission when the
financing program has
been approved by the state regulatory
body, Mr. Wampler added.
This company's capital stock is all owned
by American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Y. 182, p. 2517.
The
is
were
used
to
BUSINESS—Corporation was formed in August, 1956
by ACF-Wrigley
Inc.,
for
the
purpose
of
acquiring,
holding and
developing
real
estate
sites
suitable
for
the
location
of
supermarkets, other
types of stores, shopping centers and warehouses.
ACF-Wrigley took
Ihe Initiative in forming the
company in order that the real estate
:::
Walther
Securities
>WJR,
be
added
warehouses,
additions
and it
be
Stores
Worthington Corp.—Feldmann Elected
,
the
Wisconsin
the
meet
to
1
■
PROCEEDS—Net
will
outstanding at the end of March this year.
due to rising costs as well as curtailment
outstanding
to
year
will be
a
said,, "will
Wisconsin
offering.
outstanding
2
Go.—Plans Debenture Financing
to
President.
funds,"
throughout
April
on
tiie
mand
a
April
on
authority to issue and sell $30,000,000 of 35-year debentures.
J The securities, the company's first bond issue, would be offered at
competitive bidding in New York about July 9, according to Charles E.
Wampler,
and
priced at $2 each. Allen & Co. heads an.
banking group which is underwriting the
are
investment
to
there
■:
from 3,000,000
/ '"•'■r/Sy
v.-
applied
requirements,
stock
common
The shares
after
•
voted
Wisconsin Telephone
The
$628,752
progress of the company's
was marked by the completion
during the March
four-high temper mill for the cokl rolled
department, a
line and the new coiler for the hot
strip mill.
loans
this
that
announced
1 yi"'1
•.
of
one
January,
Discussing future prospects, Messrs. Wood and Waiting stated that'
has
been
a
lessening In demand for certain steel products,
particularly in the automotive industry,: and as a result It is
expected
;
be
to
the' largest number in its history.
have
shares
dividend
program.
the
outstanding—from 2,020,639
1957—was
of
offered
are
'
,
March 31, 1956.
shareholders,
shares
profits was
alterations
month
Ino—Assets - Up—Stock
number
this
shareholders
shares
.
of
stock
after preferred
were
The
because
of
the
scheduled
,
Story, President. Asaid' total "net assets of the mutual fund
on March 31,
1957, "ah increase of $238,800 over the
on
than 6,100
••
common
year
most
be
$11,577,800
$11,339,000
.
in
2,279,520
to
ago
were
of
letter
*a
this
quarter.
capacity
as
.
share, without underwriting.
The 'proceeds
machinery, equipment and working capital.
used for
Sear
filed
29
quarter
696.007
March
ore
Bank
The
the
than
to
the
main
office
building,
the
bridge and the new plant for the Penco Division are
expected
completed during Ihe .second and third quarters of the
year..
Enlargement of the company's second blast furnace commenced
•<t
Winthrop Corp., Fort Worth,^Texas—Files With SEC
.j'
in
less
operation for
program
slitting
The
new
'■
135,310,452
the
on
of
$1,000 of debentures held;
are being offered holders of options to
purchase.
ACF-Wrigley common stock and 75,000 to holders of
common
stock subscription warrants of
ACF-Wrigley.
57,250
production, due to the blast furnace shutdown.
Messrs. Wood and Whiting reported that
new
316,471.863
•
in
,
1957—13 Wks.—1956
^
52,527,889
-
—V.
'■
*
■
March
taxes, equal
common
quarter of
$
33,412,065 391,643,569
1957—5 Wks.—1956
'* ' '• f'
'
$
of
decline
expansion
*
1957—40 Wks.—1956
$
out
was
the
share
per
number
.■vj'iv"'''
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.—Current Sales Up—<
Period End. Apr. 6—
for
products
somewhat
were
the basis of 30 shares for each
at the end cf
the quarter. Tnis compared with net
earnings for the
comparable quarter of 1956 of $689,172, equal, after prei'errea dividend
requirements, to 88 cents per common share, adjusted to reflect the
three
major
The
equipment.
earnings
cents
Company's
furnaces
charges and
82
per
the
operations
blast
two
Net
all
8EC
l
all-time
„
.
1957—3 Mos.—1956 r
.
$2,493,502
1433.
p.
-
53
C.66O
Co.—..
&
2.752
Company— 2.752
Yates,
Heitner
Willis,
Kenny &
Woods—
&
Ayres,
1.100
Inc. 0.55G
1794.
p.
<—■»»-
-mf
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
v
revenue bond6. Dated Jan.
1, 1057.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1976 to 1979
(State pf)' X Iv" •;;
inclusive. Callable beginning Jan.
Bond Offering—'Governor Jas.
1,
1962.
Principal
and
interest
E. Folsom announces that
Alabama
•
$1,000,-
tHiO general hospital bonds will be
at public
auction -at. 11
offered
(CST) on April 23. Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
a.m.
3958
to
and
1962
inclusive. .Principal
interest
bank
(J-D) payable at^ a
designated by the purchaser.
Legality
* approved
by
Bradley, Arant, All
.*
Birmingham.
Rose,
of
April 8—v. 185,
1682.
p.
3
of)
Troy,
Bond Sale—An issue of
electric, water and
sold
was
April
on
group I composed
$925,000
sewer revenue
of
16
to
Hendrix
a
&
Mayes, Inc., Cumberland Securi¬
ties Corp., and George M. Wood &
Due
serially
over
period of
a
30 years.
't.
State
will
Hospitals and Partlow
School
receive
Bond
Commission,
auction
bids
at
11
(CST) on April 23 for the
purchase
of
$4,000,000
Institu¬
tional Hospital bonds. Dated
May
1, 1957. Due on May .1 from 1958
a.m.
1972
to
inclusive.
1963* and
of
as
May 1,
interest
First
York
proved
&
due
Principal and
payable
Bank
City;
or
office.
in
callable
are
at
the
at
of
Corn ^Exchange
Treasurer's
AH
1962.
-JM-N)
National
Chemical
New
Bonds
thereafter
Moline;
Bank,
the
State
Legality
ap¬
by White, Bradley, Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.
Offering—Silas
D.
Cater,
Secretary of the Water Works
Sanitary
ceive
(CST)
chase
Sewer
sealed
on
of
Board,
bids
April
29
$430,000
until
for
14
until
for
water
will
.
10
the
water
and
pur¬
system
p.m.
(MST)
on
and
sewer
of $1,500,000
revenue
bonds.
1
May 1,
from
1957.
1960
to
Bonds due in
1968
Due
1986
on
until
2
able
the
at
City
of¬
Principal
payable
Water
Zone
Bank,
New
approved
York
by
&
Manhattan
Gust,
Legality
Rosenfeld,
Robinette,
of
Phoe¬
nix.
group
America
at
Conservation District,
(P. O. Oakland),
Offering—Jack
control
bonds.
G.
on
June
Dated
Davis
No.
Bond
J
County School District
(F. O. Safford), Ariz.
Offering—W.
L.
Buffing-
til
the
ton,
Clerk
sors,
will receive sealed bids until
of
Board
of
Supervi¬
11
Alameda
County, Calif J
bonds
offered
1682—were
$21,000
April
awarded
9—v.
to
school
185,
the
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 101.12^
basis
a
of
about
3.85%.
;
:
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly^
&
on
Sav¬
Bank
his office
in Los Angeles,,
(PDST) on May 7 for
purchase of $321,000 building
a.m.
Dated
-
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
(PST)
on
June
from
Graham,
Stockton
1957.
1,
1958
Due
in¬
1977
to
Principal
and
payable
at
the
interest
County.
Treasurer's office.
Jefferson
Union
Fresno
Bond
School
County,
District,
Calif.
Sale—The $193,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 16—v. 185,
p. 1683—were awarded to a grout*
composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional
Trust
&
Savings
Associa¬
tion; Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;.
Lawson, Levy &
E.
&
&
Youngberg;
Co., at
a
un¬
Williams; Stone
and
C.
White
N.
price of 100.04,
cost
of
about
April 22 for
Dated
April
15,
a
net.
4.09%,
as
building
1957. Due
April 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Principal
payable
at
office.
and
the
interest
County
Legality
ap-
$56,000
5s.
1959
137,000
1965
to
4s.
to
Lancaster
Due
on
May
1
from
1
from
1964 inclusive.
Due
on
May
1975 inclusive.
School District, Lorn
'
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herlington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
.
at
bonds.
on
of
San Joaquin
purchase of $180,000
| Treasurer's
p.
bids
until 9
the
interest
clusive.
j
County Clerk-, will receive sealed
follows:
(A-O)
Sale—The
Bank
Trust
Offering—R.
a.m.
bonds.
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Bond
of
1958
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
School District,
National
bids at his office in
interest
Alvarado
$ 1,400,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Francisco.
Graham
composed
School District,
Bond
inclusive.
1987
The
County, Calif.
June
1 from
—
ings Association, San Francisco;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; William R.
Staats
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Tay¬
lor & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.; J.
Barth & Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; Hill,
Richards & Co.; Fred D. Blake &
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on April
23 for the purchase
of $600,000
to
City.
a
California
Bond
Sale
building bonds offered April 12—
185, p. 1564—were awarded to
office.
3A
<
Sale—The $190,000 build-;
ing bonds offered April 16—v. 185,
p. 1564—were awarded to the Se¬
r
v.
CALIFORNIA
1, 1957. Due
Chase
Bond
County Flood Control and
nix;
the
29
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel¬
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Alameda
San
California
interest
and
Trust
of
Downey City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif. *>
Bond
.
$135,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due
July 1 from 1959 to 1971 in¬
flood
at
April
National
Association,
Valley Joint Union High
School District, Riverside County,
on
fice; Valley National Bank, Phoe¬
or
on
America
Coachella
for the purchase of
and thereafter
Treasurer's
(MST)
p.m.
of
Savings
Francisco.
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
fall, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
July
callable as of July 1,
1967.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
&
No. 20 (P. O. Florence), Ariz,
r
inclusive.
are
-
County High School District
May
purchase
Clarksburg Union High Sch. Dist.,
Yolo County, Calif.
'Bond Sale—The $393,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 15—v.
185, p. 1682—were awarded to the
Bank
'
Dated
re¬
a.m/
2
the
Divelbess
Montgomery, Ala.
Bond
bids
ings Association, of San Francisco,
4s and 3l/2S, at a price of 100.32.
as
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
&
Robin¬
ette, of Phoenix.
Treasurer's
Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elton A.
Kirby,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
April 1,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
building
1957. Due
office.
(J-J).
ARIZONA
May 6 for the
$195,000
July 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
clusive.
GlenJale',
on
of
Dated
on
*
Bond
bama State
:
Ala.
(MST)
p.m.
Pinal
Fuller KimOffering
bfell, Vice-Chairman of the Ala¬
>
Chemical
Montgomery. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Co.
Alabama (State
the
at
Bank,
bonds
.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report published in our issue
i
of
payable
Exchange Bank, New York
or
at the First National
City,
White,
r
&
.
(J-J)
Corn
1
purchase
bonds.
cisco.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
~-
Sale—The $399,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 16—v. 185F
■
Commercial
The
1564
p.
were awarded to the
America National Trust
—
of
Bank
at
Association,
Savings
April 9
offered
bonds
185,
v.
—
Bank
1958 to
from
May 1
Due on
5s.
$44,000
1974 to
Due on May 1
1982 inclusive,
Offering
Bond
from
Shasta
a.m.
(PDST)
on
purchase of $246,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due
on June
1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
the
Principal
clusive.
office.
]K:'(Joaquin County, Calif.
— R.
E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Stockton un¬
11
the
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
April 15 from 1958 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Stockton,
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
ing,
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
sealed
cisco.
receive
in
office
his
at
Red¬
City, until 10 a.m. (PDST)
May 7 for the purchase . of
$190,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1958
on
Marin
Municipal Water
Dist. (P. O. San Rafael), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 Se¬
ries A improvement bonds offered
April 17—v. 185, p. 1683—were
awarded to a group composed of
County
America National
of
Bank
Savings
Association;
Trust
to
the'
County, Calif.
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
Joaquin
Harris Trust and Sav¬
of Chicago; J.- Barth
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Northern Trust
Co.,
of Chicago; Security-First
National Bank, of Los Angeles;
Dean Witter & Co.; Reynolds &
ter
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Bank,
Lawson, Levy & Williams;
Stone
& Youngberg; J. S. Strauss & Co.;
H. E. Work & Co.; Hill Richards
Irving
Co.;
V&
&
McDonald-Moore
N.
White
100.04,
&
& Co.;
Lundborg
Co.,
Co.;
at
a
and
price
C.
of
follows:
as
Bond
ing bonds offered'April 15—v. 185,
1564—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
p.
tion, of San Francisco, Dean Wit¬
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
&
Levy &
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
and C. N. White & Co., at a price
of
100.07,
about
3.73%,
$55,000
Agency,
nance
15,000 4s. Due
May 1 from
$450,000 5s. Due on
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
1964 to
50,000 ilis. Due May 1, 1971.
400.000 3s. Due on May 1 from
of
1684
on
140,000 3%s. Due
on
from
3V4S.
Due
May
on
1
Riverside
I
Bond
The
—
sealed
$975,000
mu¬
nicipal
improvement
bonds
of¬
April 15—v. 185, p. 1683—
fered
awarded
were
to
a
group
Offering
bids
erside,
at
until
Angeles, E. F. Hutton & Co., Kid¬
der, Peaboay & Co., and Taylor
bonds,
bonds.
County, Calif.
$18,000
4s
price of
School
District,
at
a
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$1,100,000 school
building bonds offered April 16—
v.
185, p. 1683—were awarded to
a group composed of Philadelphia
National Bank, of
Philadelphia,
Bankers
Trust
Co., of New York,
Mercantile-Safe
Co.,
of
Deposit
Baltimore,
& Trust
Laird,
& Meeds, and Laird &
Co.,
trict
school
3V2§,
Bissell
as
1
City
Due
to
District
School
on
1977
June
1
from
inclusive.
3^s,
April
To
bonds.
from 1958 to
The
bonds
Due
on
June
dated
_
were
awarded
1
June
premium of $82; $5,plus $82; and
$5,000,000 at 1.97%, plus $82. ''
Corn
1.97%
mium; and
plus $5.50.
$5,000,000
T.
at
his
office
in
sealed
(EST)
of
B. Mordt,
until
bids
11
a.m.
May 2 for the purchase
on
$400,000 special obligation air¬
improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958
to
Bonds due
1977 inclusive.
1963 and thereafter
are
callable
April 1, 1962. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the First
Atlantic National Bank, Davtona
on
Beach,
ity
or
approved
Mitchell, Per¬
Mitchell, of
by
Shetterly
&
York City.
$3,000,000
April
Not
Sold—Bids
Excise
Tax
17—v.
rejected.
185,
p.
.
^
-
Hancock and McDonough
Counties
Harpe), III.
Sale—An issue of $75,000
No. 309 (Pi O. La
Bond
,
building bonds was sold to
Duncan &
Dated April
1
Vieth,
Wood, a§.3%s and 3V4S.
1, 1957. Due on April
1973 inclusive. In¬
1958 to
from
A-O. Legality approved by
&
of
Trauernicht,
St.
E.
Blanche
Munn, City Clerk, will receive
.
at
gality approved by Ross, Mc-Cord, >
Miller, of Indianapolis.
&
Ice
Evansville, Ind.
schcol
Sale—The $300,0C0
Bond
improvement bonds offered April :
15—v. 185, p. 1634—were awarded
to
the
Continental. Illinois Na¬
tional
Bank
Co., of Chi-»
price of 10J.33,-
& Trust
2%s, at
cago, as
a
basis of about 2.55%.
a
v...
/
<
Township (P. O. R. R. 2,
Middletown), Ind..-.,
Sale
The School and
.
—
.
totaling
$112,000 offered March 19—v. 18o,
p. 1203—were awarded to a group
composed
of
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.;
City Securities
Corp.;
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Civil
bonds
Townships
Share
American-Fletcher;
Corp.;
National.
&
Bank
3V2S, at a price of
of about 3.46%.
Trust
Co.,
100.18,
a
Indianapolis, Ind.
'
.*
Sale—The $900,000 sewer'
Bond
April
offered
bonds
as
basis
v -
18
—
185,:
v.
1796—were awarded to a group •
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Con¬
City Secu-;
Corp.; and McMaster Hut- =
cninson & Co., as 27/ss, at a price-
rities
of
100.14, a basis of about
2.86%.-
Knight Township School Township
(P. O. Evansville), Ind.
■>
'>
Bond
Offering — Gresham J.,
will re¬
Grim, Township Trustee,
sealed bids until
11
a.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
Lake County SchooLDistrict No. 37
$250,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957..
Due;
(P. O. Box 81, Fngleside), III.
v.Bond Sale—The $130,000 school semi-annually, from July 1, 1958.,
bonds olfered April'10 —v.
185, to July 1, 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the;.
p. 1684—were awarded to ChanCity Bank, Evansville.
ner
Securities Company, of Chi¬ National
Legality approved by Ross, Mc-;
cago.
Cord,
Ice & Miller,-of Indian¬
.
Marion County, Salem Airportt
;.Authority. (P.
Jan.
1,
19577j)ue
on
Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1976 Inclusive. Inter¬
Pine
J-J.
Legality*
&
(P. O. Beverly Shores), Ind.
Sale
The $47,000 school:
Bond
approved
by
of
—
v.
185,
p.
St.
Trauetnicht,
Bank & Trust
Richland
Ogle County Community High Sch.
District No. 213 (P. O. Stillman
185,
Sale—The $560,000 school
p.
1795—w§re awarded
Bond
Civil
Co.,
to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
p.
as
37/sS.
.
Township (P. O. R. R.
-
7, Bloomington), Ind.
Sale
The
—
School
bonds
Townships
$80,500 offered
V alley )^ III.
v.
1685—were awarded to
Fletcher National.
American
No.
Bond
;
,
.
Township School Township
building bonds offered April 15—;
the
est
' >
apolis.
issue of $70,000
airport bonds was sold to the Sa¬
lem National Bank,. Salem, as 4s.
Dated
on
of
O. Salem), III.
Sale—An
Bond
•
—
.
;
;
-
building bonds offered April 17—
Offering
-
and
chase
Hollywood, Fla.
Certificate
-
interest (J-J) payable
the Edinburg State-Bank. Le¬
cipal
ceive
•
.
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin-
from
ine.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Community High School District
;
Ind.
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on May
2
for
the
purchase of $545,000
First
Mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
p.
1684—were
-
and
Louis.
offered
.
will
Corporation,
the
improve¬
bonds
(revenue)
for
1958
agreeable to the District
purchaser^ Legality ap¬
by Chapmar* & Cutler, of
Charles
Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Bonds
ap*
rett, Secretary of School Building
(CST)
.
port
Paasch,
Martinez,
from
(J-D)
Charles
Bond Offering—Rhea
(P. O. Edinburg),
the
terest
Day*ona Beach, Fla.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
1
Louis.
ment
District,
Dec:
on
Chicago.
FLORIDA
New
Offering—W.
and
$11 pre¬
at 1.97%,
Trust & Savings Association, Los
Angeles; or at the County's fiscal
agency in New York City or Chi¬
cago. Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond
or.
Exchange
plus
interest,
8
payable at a bank
trust company in Illinois mu¬
tually
as
until
on
inclusive. .Principal
1976
interest
v
1.96%,
Chemical
Bell,
May 7 for the
$1,250,000
school
bonds.
Dated April 1,
Due
1957.
to
shing,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
receive
building
office; Bank of America National
Principal and interest (J-D>
payable at the County Treasurer's
School
-
Legality
Offering—Lowell D. Bar¬
Bond
sealed' bids
a
To
and
Board of Education,
City: $5,000,000 at 1.95% in¬
at
Principal
School District No. 39
(CDST)
purchase
of
New
Co.,
Trust
1961
tion
Bond
'(P. O. Wilmftte), III.
proved
Guaranty
T from
Jartv
Bond Offering—Millard D.
p.m.
1957.
Pablo
of
Secretary of
at the Marine Midland
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
San
G.
Board
of
„
payable at a Chir
cago bank or trust company mu¬
tually agreeable tojthe Board and
.he purchaser. Legality approved
•
1977 inclusive.
are
16
000,000
in
580,000 City Junior College D's-
par.
Newark
and
June
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
1958
bonds offered April 9—v. 185, p.
1683—were awarded to J. Barth &
as
fered
on
School Dis¬
on
185,
will
City Clerk and Collector, will re¬
Due
'
1968 inclu-
1959 to
M-S.
Interest
Harrison
notes of¬
ries B preliminary loan
ceive
trict
rev¬
24—v.
(J-J)
Cook County
.
*
Lewis & Co., as 4V^s,
1,- 1957.
Due on
from
1
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$31,240,000 Se¬
Sale—The
Note
nterest
Redevelop¬
Washington,
on
inclusive.
1976
.0
Riv¬
follows:
as
bonds.
Company,
Peque-
(PDST)
a.m.
$1,000,000 City High
Mission San Jose School District,
Sale—The
11
the
COLUMBIA
OF
issue of $25,000
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
jfi
Secretary
Due
1957..
April 12—
Fir
*
(P. O. Carmi),' lit.
of St. Louis.
(P.
basis of about
"V
" ""
of Columbia
receive
in
office
April
on
O. Westchester), III.
Offering
Richard
O'Fallon,
District of Columbia
May 6 for the purchase of $2,350,000
770,000
& Co.
Bond
his
com¬
posed of California Bank, of Los
Alameda
A.
G.
—
Clerk, will
County
gnat,
Merced, Calif.
Sale
Riverside
Districts,
inclusive.
sale of $12,000,000
bonds
(P.
Bank, New York City: $11,240,000
County, Calif.
100,000 iy2s. Due May 1, 1987.
Bond
Sch.
'
Land Agency,
ment
at
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
a
.
DISTRICT
District
May 15 from
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
1,200,000
•,
terest, plus
May 15 from
inclusive.
1970
100.27,
of
3.44%.
York
May 15, 1963.
on
sive.
Cook County SchJDist. No., 92l/z
Anthony & R. L. Day, as Vfes, at a
price
/
...
March
Dated
March
1795—has been cancelled.
April 16—v. 185, p.
awarded to Tucker,
were
—
.
protection bonds was sold to
Benjamin
.
ILLINOIS
Tolland), Conn.
$240,000 school
(P. O.
bonds offered
..
INDIANA
follows:
inclusive.
115,000 3V2S. Due
,
Due- on Jan. 1 from
1984
to
proposed
2%s, at par.
as
"
Sale—An
Bond
fire
inclusive.
District
tion
interest cost of about
.
Mines
'
Erifield Fire Protec-
Edinbtirg School B utiding Corpora¬
enue
CONNECTICUT
Tolland
May 15 from
on
1962
to
cost
follows:
as
Due
5s.
1958
interest
net
a
price of
a
'
v.
loo, p. lo^b—were sold to
Federal Housing and Home
Fenner & Beane, Lawson,
Inc.;
Co.,
ings
St.' Louis.
Legality
GEORGIA
Bond Sale—The
Ripon Union-High School District,
San
of
bonds offered
revenue
and
(M-N) payable at
County Treasurer's office.
&
Blyth
Principal
inclusive.
1981
interest
Cor, at
1976
from
1
-j
5
White County,
0.r Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on April, 23
Golden), Colo.
Bond Sale—The s $484,000 . dor¬ Jor the purchase o£$240,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
mitory refunding and construction
wood
bids
»
"
J-D.
Interest
University System Bldg. Authority
(P. O. Atlanfa), Ga.
Bond
Sale
Postponed — The
p.
Jan.
on
School
Colorado
A. Brum-
will
Clerk,
County
to
Bond
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—John
1976 inclusive.
to
ap-
of
follows:"
as
A-
School District,
COLORADO
Bond
net
a
19/7
58,000 4y4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
>
Ravenswood City
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's
-
Dec. 1 from
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
sive.
Leeay,
443,000 4.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1985 to 1987 inclusive,
.
County, Calif.
issue of $86,000
Due
4s.
par.
Mateo
&
553,000 41/2S.
bonds was sold to the
Deposit
Bank,
of
on
San
on
Alleman, Inc.; Robin¬
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
price of
at a
4.10s,
as
&
1958
Safe
$28,000
Deposit Bank, of
Safe
Union
the
of $19,000 building
Dated April 15, 1957. Due
purchase
1973
Dec. 1 from
Oo.,
$549,000 4%s. D ue*:ori J an. 1 from
Stockton, as follows:
185, p. 1683—were awarded to
v.
100.01,
4.46%,
Sale—An
Union
bonds
school
Co.;
lngen*<$t
Reinhart
W.
ap¬
i
Del Norte
District,
Tne
—
Wheeler
County
Legality
River Union
Bond
totaling $40,000 offered April 9—
April 22 for
on
Sale
Bond
140,000 3%s. Due
son-Humphrey Con ine.; and John
1958 to 1982
and interest
the
at
office.
Van
J.
jrf.
Pres-
cisco.
Smith
County, Calif.
Fresno
Bond Offering
til
School
Pinedale
on
1972 inclusive.
to
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
the
building
San
District,
School
Manteca
1963
pay¬
John Nuveen
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
&
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
and
at
payable
(M-N)
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
1
Treasurer's
Principal
inclusive.
jl977
Principal
Treasurer's
City
County
the
at
payable
<J-D)
to
interest
interest
and
inclusive.
bids until 7 p.m.
May 7 for
Offering—Ruth A.
Due on April 15 from
(PDST) on May
7 for the purchase of $200,000 fire
protection bonds. Dated May 1,
1957. Due on May
1 from 1958
until 9
1967.
group composed of
a
High School District
College^Shasta County;
ding, until 2 p.m. (PDST) on May
6 for
the purchase of $1,500,000
school bonds. Dated April 15,1957.
liff, City Clerk, will receive sealed
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
1962 inclusive.
to
,
County Clerk, will receive
bids at her office in Red¬
leigh,
sealed
Top-
E.
Offering—Anna
"
California
Ontario, Calif.
Bond
\
,
The $550,000 water
—
Union
Bond
2
J. Ostly,
Bond Offering—Harold
Diego
1564—were awarded to J.
:
p.
and Junior
(PDST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $200,000 bonds.
School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
185,
p.m.
Manhattan Beach City
Oct. -1,
:
City. Legality approved"; Warren, Knox and Fulton Counties
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Community Unit School District
No. 176 (P. O. Roseville), III.
Homestead, Fla.. - • v- :
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
Certificate Sale-rr'JCne $1,550,000
school
bonds was sold to Quail
electric and water system revenue
&
Company,
of
Davenport,
as
certificates
offered
April
11—
3V4s. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
v.
185, p. 1435—were awarded to Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclu¬
B. Hanauer & Co.
until
of
as
Principal and interest (A-O)
able at the Guaranty Trust
system bonds offered April 16—-v.
&
iwelyn
bids
sealed
receive
1959
330,000 ZVgs. Due
thereafter
and
.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale
Treasurer,
District
Mandeville,
will
jVJU s.
—
San
District,
Water
.
(P. O. Kings Beach), Calif...
,
ap¬
1968
New York
Santee
Tahoe Public Utility District
North
1966 inclusive.
10,000 4s. Due on May 1, 1967.
60,000 33/4S. Due on May 1 from
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
125,000 4s.
Legality
1, 1957; Due on Oct. 1
in
due
callable
are
cisco.
1987 in¬
approved
by
Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfeld
Wallace, of San Mateo.
Dated April
icates
,
1 from
$90,000 3j/4S. Due on Dec.
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Certif¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
June 1 from 1963 to
clusive.
follows:
&
22, 1957"
Chicago and William Blair & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as follows: / - V /,
on
250,000 water revenue certificates.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
p.m.
the pur¬
for
1
water revenue
June 1, 1957. Due
Dated
ooiicis.
on
Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.09, a
net interest cost of about 3.99%,
until 8
Norco,
May
$950,000
of
chase
-—
Savings
&
in
on
Legality
(EST)
April 30 tor the purchase of $1,-
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
bios at
sealed
receive
office
(PDST)
a.m.
payable
(J-D)
of the Board of Direc¬
wnl
tors,
her
were awarded to the
of America National Trust
1564
p.
Services District,
Calif.
Offering—Ella D. Miles,
Riverside County,
Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(PDST) on May 7
'of $40,000 school
oonas.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due
on June 1
from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
11
the purchase
ior
Norco Community
Secretary
La Mesa-Spring Valley School Dist,,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The S239,000 school
until
basis of
100.29, a
of
price
a
about 3.46%.
of San
Francisco, as 4V4S, at a price of
100.26, a basis ot about 4.21%.
&
as
and Financial Chronicle..., Monday, April
(1934)
54
and
totaling
March 19—v. 185;
1203—were awarded to a group
composed
of
the
Share
Fletcher
National
Co.,
City
Indianapolis
Corp.,
Bond *&
Bank
Securities
American
& Trust
Corp.,
and
(1*935)
and
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., all
of
of
$2,316,000 3^4s,; due on
1 from 1961 to 1977 in¬
May
Indianapolis, as 33/4s, at a price
100.05, a basis of about 3.74%.
Wayne Township School Township
{P. O. 3314 West 16 Street,
Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond
bonds:
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
May
the
for
1
The
bonds.
May X, 1957. Due semi-an¬
nually on July 1, <1958 to Jan. 1,
ng,
Dated
lauo
Principal and
mciusive.
terest
payable
in¬
the
about
at
.
on
1960 in¬
price
1958
May
on
Due;
$750,000 *water
Boyd County (P. O. Catletsburg),
Kentucky
P.*?* .>
'
bonds offered April 16—
185,
v.
awarded to
John Nuveen
1565—were
p.
group composed of
a
&
Co.; Central Republic Co.; and
Wachob-Bender Corp., at a price
-of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 3.46%, as follows:
1966
1962 to
I
^
inclusive.
150,000 3y4s. Due
Due
$40,000
offered
bonds
ment
p.
cause
Clerk,
bids
until
will
3:30
for
been
y
1966
1958 to
.he
May 1 from
bonds
dated
May
1,
Legality approved by Ban¬
.1957.
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
est
"■
'
r>
■
Directors,
receive
Due
Nov. 1
on
gality
(CST)
from
on
West
Offering—Lillian
receive
until
1
sealed
.
and
oral
bids
(CST) on April 22
! for the purchase of $395,000 school
t
p.m.
building bonds. Dated May 1,1957.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1958
to
Sale
Sale
The
—
-April
16—v,
awarded to
-
.
$8,501,708.44
offered
Savings Bank j
Bantf
2
"
of
William
1
bonds,
Blair
Man¬
C. J.
Trust
and
&
R.
York;
Weeden &
&
Co.;
J.
Rodman & Renshaw
Edwards, Inc.
The group bid
terest
cost
of
the
following
'$3,275,367.97:
O.
-
100.066, a net in¬
about 3.265%, for
bonds
aggregating
sewer
general internal
improvement
bonds:
1958
■'from
New
of
S411.887.71
4s, due
from
to
1958
1960
on
May 1
inclusive;
receive
bonds.
2
1987
to
■
Due
inclusive.
from
1958
1987 inclusive./
to
At the previous offering on Feb.
22, no bids were submitted for the
bonds.
y
Clinton,
y
Bond
Sale—The
La.
$200,000 natu¬
ral gas system revenue bonds of¬
fered March 28:—v. 185, p. 1203—
were
awarded
Kees, and
jointly.
Iberia
to
Ladd
&
Ducournau
Dinkins
&
Co.,
(P. O.
New Iberia),
Louisiana
Bond Sale—The
bonds
totaling
$500,000 of¬
April If—v. 185, P-1327. and
1436—were
National
awarded
Bank,
of
to
the
First
Shreveport."
*
July
on
1
Public
improvement of
Sewerage District No. 1 bonds.
Due
July
on
1 from
1959
1957
bonds
dated
July
callable
a
Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
of
about
3.72%,
as
4s.
1961
Due
1967
to
May
on
1
from
inclusive.
742,000 3.60s. Due
Sale
—
The
were
awarded
to
the
Street
1796—
Second
Trust
Co.,
of
3%s.
1981
Due
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
$900,000
1,
923,000 3%sJ Due
Due
re¬
tional
of
Brothers;
Feb.
in
Scharff
&
Jones,
Inc.;
group:
1
from
inclusive.
bonds.
Dated
on Aug. 15
1980 inclusive.
to
conduit
bonds.
Due
1957.
Co.;
1
School
Parish
Due
to
Aug.
(P.
Secretary
Jr.,
will
Board,
until
7
receive
p.m':
(CST)
the purchase
June
1
clusive.
June
receive
will
10:30
a.m.
on
building
1957.
to
bonds.
Due
1977
interest
on
Dated
Due
June
inclusive.
(J-D)
fice of the
1
March
from
-
School
Board
street,
public parking bonds
April 16—v. 185, p. 1796
and
offered
awarded
—were
Union
1957.
Due
1968
to.
j
$800,000 notes
15—v. 185, p. 1796
April
awarded
were
Safe
Deposit
on
1967
to
1961
from
1982
to
to
1
1981
1957. Due
1966
Dated
Oct.
on
Dated
Sept.
1984 inclusive.
to
paving
bridge
and
April
1
from
1,
1957.
1962
to
1964 inclusive.
Note
Marche, City Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
April 29, 1957.
by
Wood,
York
11
a.m.
the pur¬
Dated
for
25
$800,000
La
will re¬
until
bids
April
on
of
chase
notes.
Due Nov. 20, 1957.
Quincy, Mass.
Bond
Offering
A.
Frederic
—
City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
the
at
Jr.,
National
Shawmut
Bank,
Trust
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston,
11
for the
as
a.m.
(EST)
King
City.
&
April
on
25
purchase of $800,000 bonds,
follows:
$400,000
street
Due
bonds.
on
clusive.
320,000
Due
bonds.
sewer
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 inelusive.
Departmental equipment
Due on April 1 from
80,000
bonds.
1958
The
1957.
to
1962 inclusive.
bonds
are
Principal
dated
and
April
1,
interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, at
by
approved
Thorndike,
&
Boston.
Note
-
Quincy, Mass.
$750,000
Sale—The
offered April
the
National
and
jointly,
count.
1957.
Dawson,
of
Trust
Co.,
1.972%
dis¬
Quincy
at
'
■
The
notes
Due
notes
17 were awarded to
Shawmut
Bank of
Quincy,
on
are
dated
Nov.
8,
April
1
17,
1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the.
National
and interest payable
Baltimore.
Legality approved
Principal
New
u
/v
Bedford, Mass.
Offering — Gustave
Boston,
in
^
,,
inclusive.
bonds.
water
1,
on
and
New
Legality
March
bonds:
Boston
Co.,
V;-:
2.76%.
clusive.
Due
the
Trust
Bond Sale—The $150,000 public
parking i. bonds offered April 16
—v.
185, p. 1796—were awarded
to the Middlesex County National
Bank
of Everett, as 2.80s, at a
price,of 100.17, a basis of/about
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1960 in¬
from
to
&
Maiden, Mass.r
1971
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1
1,800,000
as
basis of
a
Sale —The
offered
—
*-
1975
4,000,000
Co.,
&
price of 100.64,
a
Dil¬
Eastman
to
Securities
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
1,500,000 through highway bonds.
Dated March 1, 1957. Due on
1.958
payable at the of-
Parish
15,
from
15
Sale—The $400,000
Bond
sewer
bonds.
480,000 fire facilities bonds. Dated
1,
Principal * and
a
Lynn, Mass.
.
lighting
inclusive.
bids
May 8
from
;
Feb.
1961
Aug,
in¬
June
on
redevelopment bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1957.
Due on
School
sealed
(CST)
bonds.
Due
1957.
1,050,000
*
until
building
•
15
from
bids
Legality
Parish
basis of about 2.94%.
p.
100.23,
Mooney,
.1,400,000 recreation bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Aug. 15
•
the
1796—were awarded
Burr, as 3s, at a price
1961
inclusive.
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No. 39A (P. O. Amite), La.
Bond Offering — J. F. Corkern,
of
from
15
15,
street
Aug.
Martin, Himel
&
Morel, of New Orleans, and the
concurring opinion of Charles &
Trauemicht, of St. Louis.
Secretary
Feb.
Dated
by
approved
departmental
until
clusive.
School
1976
185,
1957.
inclusive.
welfare
975,000
Vial,
1957.
to
J-D.
$175,000 water
water
building
15,
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
May 7 for
1,
1960
from
Interest
Feb.
Aug.
on
Dated
La.
sealed
on
district
Dated
1974
450,000
of $850,000 building
Dated
bonds.
Parish
of
Dated
inclusive.
inclusive.
District
Hahnville),
O.
1969
775,000 infirmary building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Due on
Aug, 15 from 1962 to 1976
Ken-
'Bond Offering—Richard J.
and
equipment bonds offered April 17
Dated
on
bonds.
to
health
bonds.
Alexandria, John Dane; Breed &
Harrison, Inc.; and Derbes & Co.
Charles
1962
525,000"
MacArthur & Co.; Steiner,
Rouse & Co.; Woolfolk & Shober;
Rapides Bank & Trust Co., of
St.
conduit
from
Newman,
&
main
Sale—The
jointly, at 1.989%,
Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Aug. 15
Co., Cincinnati; Kohlmeyer
McCormick
Lowell, Mass.
Bond
both of Boston,
15,
550,000
rities Corp.; Nusloch, Baudean &
Smith;
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.;
Biewer, Glynn & Co.;
'Provident
Savings
Bank
&
Co.;
16,;
8, 1957.
fol¬
as
Aug. 15 from
on
1986
1975
Feb.
Co.; White, Hattier &
Sanl'ord; Stone & Webster Secu¬
Trust
April
Nov.
on
National- Bank,
15, 1957. Due
475,000
&
Brown
dated
are
Rockland-Atlas
inclusive.
school
from
Hibernia Na¬
New
Orleans;
Bank
the
notes
pur¬
bondSv.Dated Feb.
15, 1957. Due
>
member
Other
The
Note
15 from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
Lehman
Boston, at 2.25% discount.
the
Aug.
on
1967
sewor
8,300,000
May 1 from
on
1957.
1.983 to
1
inclusive.
1995
1992 to
offered April 16 were awarded to
the Merchants National Bank of
bonds. Dated Feb.
sewer
1962 to
inclusive.
1991
Fall River, Mass.
Sale—The $1,000,COO notes
Note
a.m.
$24,180,000 bonds,
1,000,000
May 1 from
on
&
11
April. 23 for
on
chase of
inclusive.
1987
to
May
on
Legality
apStorey, v Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
*
about 2.89%.
J.
Ghingher, City Treasurer, will
inclusive.
1980
to
Principal and
the
above-
at
.
bank.
by
proved
3s, at
Baltimore, Md.
Offering — John
Bond
May 1 from
on
payable
Palmer
lon,
MARYLAND
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
interest
$500,000 notes
offered April 15—v. 185, p.
May 1 from
on
on
inclusive.
of
lows:
$563,000
1962
to
notes. Dated May
May 1 from 1958
sewer
1, 1957. Due
Lewiston, Maine
Note
Bank-State
follows:
Departmental equipment,
street and
to Coffin &
MAINE
New
cost
000
v.
—
interest
pur¬
Bank, Trust Dept., 40 Water
St., Boston, until noon (EST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $75,-
Orleans.
1 from
Orleans), La.
Bond
Sale
The
$5,000,000
school bonds offered April 17—
v. 185, p. 1426—were awarded to
a
group headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.08, a net-
noon
the
Offering—George F. HedCity Treasurer, will receive
1,
Boston, at 2.27% discount.
O.
for
Chelsea, Mass.
Note
erson,
feature.
J-J.
of,
dor¬
Legality
23
1957 and mature
are
have
and
April
on
$5,000,000 notes. Dated
April 26, 1957. Due Nov. 12, 1957.
to
1987 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
on
to
from 1959 to 1987 inclusive.
250^00
Gil-
of
mentioned
Due
-
(EST)
chase
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
for the purchase of $232,000 school
public improve¬
bonds.
X
♦
E.
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
a.m.
Orleans.
Board,
Parish
ment
purchase
inclusive.
1960
Orleans Parish School District
No.
Gravity - Sub-Drainage
•District
No.. 1
bonds.
Due
fered
Earl
bonds.
Due
J 996
to
G.
tax-exempt
1, 1956.
1959
,
480,000
•-
Dr.
from
1
inclusive.
100,000 Series B public improve¬
ment bonds. ; Due on July 1
in¬
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
Sub-Drainage
Gravity
No.
(CST)
improvement
follows:
as
a.m.
~
purchase. of
the
public
District "
ment
$2,727,887.71
-
10
1987
bonds.
revenue
July
on
250,000 Series A public improve-
ower,
Trust
Co.;
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Gregory &
Sons; Courts & Co.; Hayden, Miller
(P.
4
until
for
$3,300,000
Co.; and Northern Trust
Chicago; Chase
hattan Bank, of New York;
Devine & Co.;
Commerce
Co., Kansas City; Marine
Company of Western New
-
No.
Charles), La.
received
33,780,000
bonds
on
Feb. 1
1977 inclusive.
Due
interest
will
revenue
1988 to
$1,600,000
$1,155,000 utilities
Interest
the
non
mitory
on
Co.,.all
—
803,000 3.70s. Due
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Continental Illinois National
and Trust
'
a
$£>00,000
Oct.
for
9
from
St.,
Parish Gravity Drainage
Lake
185, p. 1796—-were
syndicate composed
Of Harris Trust arid
May.
on
District
Due
to
1964
District
>n'May
Bond
Offering
Guinn, * President,
&
Calcasieu
be
Wichita, Kan.
The
—
41,4s.
from
1976
KANSAS
general "obligation
Bond
a.m.
(CST) on May
purchase of $l,755,00e
follows:
'
as
The
1975
1960 inclusive.
1,255,000
,,
"
and
bonds,
r
-,
mut
P.
11
the
'
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
*
Long,
receive -sealed
will
1
Housing
Agency.
Winfield, La.
Offering — G.
until
for
Due
1977
Louisiana
Wyatt,
185,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
'
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1957.
to
College (P. O. Pineville),
1,167,000
School
Parish
1958 to
Creno,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Principal
Louisiana
Versailles.
by
^iud,6U0 3%s. Due on Feb. 15 from
District, la.
>
Co.,
1327—were awarded to
a group headed by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.22%, as follows:
&
1,
1958
14
Federal
Finance
Clerk,
bids
Treasurer, or
at any bank specified by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicagjo.
185, p.
v.
Liberty Community School
/ Bond
Callable beginning
City
(J-D) payable at the office of the
Grafton, of Louisville.
&
Band
Cutler, of Chicago.
f
June
from
1
Home
Bond
Parish School Board
building bonds offered April 17—
1958 to
Chapman
by
approved
1,
1963 to
from
No. 22 (P. O. 1724 Kirkman
Lake Charles), La.
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
'1.976
1
Dec.
payable at the Wood-
Calcasieu
•
building bonds. Dated May 1,
1957.
Dated
June
clusive.
/ LOUISIANA
April 29 for the purchase of $410,.000
bonds.
on
802,000 3.70s. Due
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
June
approved
Grafton
Kuhrt, Secretary of the Board of
•
sold to
Interest
1, 1958. Principal and inter¬
(J-D)
Tripoli Community, Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering - Robert H.
School
dated
are
on
was
and
1,
from
(Pit O. Plaquemine), La.
»Bond Offering—L. G. Hoffman,
Secretary of the Parish* School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 14 for
the
purchase of $750,000 school
(P.
Company.
bonds
Legality
'
v;''
scheduled
issue of $40,000
bonds
.ord Bank & Trust
Coo-
of Des Moines.
tney,
■'
originally
1981 inclusive.
inclusive.
are
of
Versailles, Ky.
1956. Due
June
The
Postponed—Sale
Kentucky
The
May- 1 from
on
Counties,
1
inclusive.
sealed bids until 10:30
water revenue
1958 to 1966 inclusive., :
86,000 bonds. Due
of May
as
Jefferson
Bond Sale—An
special assessment street im¬
,
and
1977
to
Aug.
Aug.
on
"5
-
provement bonds, as follows:
...
1960
23—v. 185, p. 1684—
postponed indefinitely.
April
has
April 22 for the purchase of $119,-
on
in
due
callable
are
bonds,
enue
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
$33,000 bonds. Due
Bonds
Sale
.
000
1957.
1,
Chicago,.
Bond
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—C., A. Norrbom,
■■
May
the issue of $8,000,000 sewer rev¬
Sioux
•City
re¬
p.m.
Metropolitan Sewer District (P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
8—
April
1684—were not sold be¬
of litigation.
185,
Dated
Louisville. and
general obligation street improve¬
v.
1:30
1959. Principal; and interest
(M-N) payable at the Third Na¬
tional
Bank,
Ashland.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
The
—
until
1,
inclusive.
Sold
Not
Fear¬
May 1 from 1958 to 1975
on
thereafter
Guttenberg, Iowa
Bonds
bids
bonds.
inclusive.
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
1977
H.
(EST) on May 1 for the purchase
of
$120,000 school building rev¬
530,000 3^s. Due on July 1 from
1973 to
sealed
ceive
July 1 from
on
Offering—bdna
ing, County Court Clerk, will
enue
$70,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
.
Bond
dated
are
mature
Iberville Parish School District No.
'■
KENTUCKY
bonds
sold to the
were
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
1
„
Dis-
A-O.
1
May
on
School
..*'•*
•
<
■
Boston, Mass.
Offering J- James
Note
dea, City Collector and Treasurer,
University (P. O.
New Orleans), La.
Bond Sale—The $1,800,00 non¬
tax
exempt
University
Center
first mortgage revenue bonds of¬
fered April 10—v. 185, p. 1436—
School
MASSACHUSCtTS
i
&
Tulane
bonds.
Delcambre
and
1959
7
V '
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Sale—The
The
1957
inclusive.
1963
3s.
^
^
1
Chapman
bids
trict No. 2 binds.
\.
oi
follows:
to
School
sealed
Consolidated
215,000
of
cost
a
IOWA
Bond
receive
bank speci¬
any
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
follows:
as
$1,500,000
pav-
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
revenue
will
bonds,
opening
interest
as
Wimberly,
Parish
at
or
fied by the successful bidder. Le¬
.
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 12 for
the purchase of $1,715,000 school
saeet
sold
2,088,000.00
the
Treasurer,
.
Board,
due
$5,226,340.47
net
3.0y%,
of
La.
opening
1958 to
and
a
from
Districts
4s,
/3,138,340.07 3*/4s. Due
:
School
New Iberitt),
District No.
of
was
160.019,
Speedway
State Bank, Speedway.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord,; Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
at
issue
sewer
ooiids
O.
Secretary
inclusive.
of
building
school
$300,000
street
im-
clusive; and $463,000 3y4s, due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 1977
(CDST)
purchase
internal
$84,480.26
May 1 from
receive
will
Trustee,
general
provement
Offering—Samuel J. Lang,
Township
on
V
(P.
:
-
Bond Offering—F. F.
547,480.26
•
~Iberia Parish
clusive.
55
ton.
Shawmut- Bank
of Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Boston.
Palmer
&
Dodge, of
Commercial
The
56
and
Financial
Sharon, Mas*.
•
;
school
project bonds offered April 17—
v.
185, p. 1796—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Painei Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill; and
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 3.40s, at
a price of
100.33, a basis of about
Sale—The $790,000
Bond
400,000 AUs. Due on July 1 from
,1967. tp: 1976 inclusive,,
-
Whittemore, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the Mer¬
National
chants
Boston,
of
Bank
Boston, until 11
April 23 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 school proj¬
28
State
Street,
(EST)
a.m.
on
Dated
bonds.
ect
Due
1957.
1,
1977
interest
1958 to
from
1
May
on
inclusive.
May
Principal
and
the above-mentioned
Legality
approved
by
payable
at
Bank.
Coolidge
Best,
Gray,
Ropes,
&
Sale—The
Bond
Offering
Note
185, p. 1685—were awarded to
Bank.
sealed
receive
(EST)
of
April
until
bids
1957.
24,
8
Due
p.m.
11
a.m.
Nov.
on
4,
1957.
general obligation sewage disposal
system bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976
thereafter
are
1967.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
School
Sale—The $575,000
April
185,
11—v.
to
awarded
school
offered
1685—were
p.
composed of
Michigan
Corp.;
Coldwater
1020
O.
$65,000 4J4s. Due On July 1
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Road, Flint),
Michigan
Bond
Offering—Joseph G. Mes-
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 25 for
the purchase of $1,400,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1962.
1958 to 1970
due
in
callable
are
Principal
and
1966
of
as
July
interest
and
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
.Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Detroit.
,
Clerk,
sealed bids
until 8
Sale—The $600,000
bonds
—were
awarded
to
Nos.
Districts
Water
1797
p.
Bos-
Braun,
p.
$440,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960
Pue
4s.
1968
1
Nos.
25
bonds. Due on Aug.
26
Dated
1
April 1, 1957. Bonds due
thereafter are callable
in
1964 and
as
of
1959. Principal and
(A-O) payable at a bank
company designated
by
AUg'. "1,
interest
inclusive.
1972
to
Minneapolis, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
purchase
improve¬
$3,500,0o0
of
Bond
Sale
The
—
im¬
offered
April
1566—were awarded
the American National Bank of
bonds
provement
15—v.
to
185,
p.
&
100.02,
a
Co.,
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
by
County
&
Trauer¬
in
1982
and thereafter
callable
as of Jan.
1, 1969. In¬
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
are
and
terest
J-J.
of Detroit.
Additional
the
time
same
41/4%
4
(EST) on April
purchase of $34,000
p.m.
the
for
street
improvement
April 1, 1957. Due
will
11
at
(CST)
a.m.
Pike
of
bonds.
St.
receive
callable
Oct.
1, 1969.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Commercial Bank, of L'Anse.
interest
Madison
notes
Sale
Heights, Mich.
offered
awarded
The
—
March
to the
troit, at 2%
20
tax
were
City Bank, of De¬
interest.
—
were
16—v.
awarded
to
185,
a
group
com¬
posed of First of Michigan Corp.;
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; and Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., at a
price
of
100.03,
about
$30,000 434s.
and
interest
net
a
4.C8%,
Due
on
of
July
to
I960
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
.
p.m.
the
for
inclusive.
1987
to
Jan.
of
as
interest
pur¬
chaser.
&
gre
any
bids
until
O. Magnolia),
Mississippi
and
the
bridge
1957.
bonds
Mechanics
McComb,
Due
20
from 1.959 to 1970
Principal and interest
July
on
the
for
inclusive.
1
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bidber. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
wood,
Legality approved by Faeof Minneapolis.
Benson,
Bornesville,
bids
25
Clerk,
until
for
electric
Dated
1
2
the
interest
The
3.90%,
1,
1965.
receive
(CST)
1957.
1960
Certificates
to
are
a
&
price
a
certificates.
Due
1973
Feb.
inclusive.
as
and
banking
on
of Feb.
interest
institution
bid¬
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
be
will
of the
School
the
1975
The
to
1981
Board.
bonds was sold
patrick-Pettis Co., Inc.
NEW
on
Interest
HAMPSHIRE
of
Le¬
A-O.
&
Berlin, N. H.
Sale—The
Note
awarded
were
terest
1.60%
of
in¬
MISSOURI
Iron
The
County School District No. R-3
Sale—An
bonds
Due
1957.
issue
the
Williams
Inc.;
Co.,
J. M. Dain &
Co.; Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Har¬
old
E.
Wood
&
Co.; Caldwell,
to
Piersol,
March
on
from
1
Interest
approved
by
1959
M-S.
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Hill
City
Jr.,
1
the
building
Treasurer,
Bank
mut
partment,
first
will
be
choice
the
School
Board.
the
>
15
be
bonds
of, the
bonds- in
$35,000
of
be
offered
p.
to
185,
—v.
1567 —but
on
postponed to the above date.
Hill County School District
tary
Sale—The
Sale—The
until
of
Boston,
1685
(EST)
bonds
improvement
sewer
awarded
to
(P.
County
bonds
E.
J.
Prescott
MISSISSIPPI
offered
1685
Chester),
O.
$80,000 hospital
April
Clarksdale,
Clerk,
until
7:30 p.m.
the
lor
Due
on
(CST) on April'23
of $377,000 in¬
Dated May 1, 1957.
May 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
payable at
the
bv
a
bank
purchaser.
Charles
Louis.
bids
sealed
purchase
dustrial bonds.
&
1958 to
and
the
to
41/2S,
at
Pender a
No.
10
price of par.
a
1977
interest
designated
by
Legality approved
Trauernicht,
of
St.
from
(P. O. Conrad), Mont.
build¬
ing bonds offered April 15—v. 185,
inclu¬
1967
to
interest
and
pay-^
Boston.
Pembroke, N. H.
Offering
Bond
—
<-
Maurice
D.
Martel, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston,
Sjtate
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (E&T)
on
April 25 for the purchase of
$70,Q00 water bonds. Dated May
1, 1957. Due on May i from 1958
to 1971
inclusive.
Principal and
t
interest
payable at the Merchants
Boston, or at the
Suncook Bank, Suncook. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
National Bank of
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW
Fairfield
JERSEY
Township School District
(P. O. Fairton), N. J.
Offering — Kenneth
Jaffray
of
the
building
1956.
ton.
kins,
April
Sale
York
The
the
a
Northern
Co.,
Trust
offered
a
headed
Chicago,
net interest
as
June
6s.
to
Due on
1962
1963
210,000
1967
to
1966
3.40s.
and
follows:
1
from
inclusive.
inclusive.
Due
on
to
1971
1,
420,000 3.60s. Due on June 1 from
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
cate:
1977.,
members
1,
the
at
by
offered
bonds
Haw¬
' '
;
equip¬
April
15—
1686—were awarded
Weehawken
Trust
Co.,
314s, at
as
to
of
par.
.
of
the
.
,.
syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Wm. Blair
Twp. School District
(P.
Bond
O.
Grenloch),
Offering
—
N.
J.
Kingsley W.
Ebert, Secretary of Board cf Edu¬
sealed bids
April 29
for
the
purchase
of
$378,009
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
cation,
until
8
on
will
p.m.
(M-N)
receive
(EST)
Nov.
inclusive.
1
on
from
Principal
payable
Title and
inclusive.
210,000 3.70s. Due on June 1, 1976
and
-
and
Wood, of New-
&
Guttenberg, N. J.
$15,000
Washington
man.
Other
approved
Weehawken,
Due
June
1968.
315,000 3Y2s. Due on June 1 from
1969
Nov.
from '1958
1
Principal
1437—were
p.
syndicate
price of 100.02,
a
$2,100,000
bonds
185,
to
$130,000
Sale—The
185, p.
v.
hospital
16—v.
awarded
Bond
Mont.
—
of
payable
(M-N)
Delafield
City.
ment
County (P. O.
Butte),
May
on
April
on
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
Legality
,
Silver Bow
sealed
(DST)
purchase
Due
1970
to
Board
until 8 p.m.
for
L.
of the
will receive
Education,
bids
29
awarded to Piper,
Hopwood, as 4s.
&
Secretary
Shepard,
1567—were
by
1958
Bridgeton National Bank, Bridge-
Sale—The $180,000
Bond
at
April 24
on
Legality c approved
by
Storey.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
interest
School District
County
420,000 3y4S. Due on June 1 from
Miss.
receive
will
185,
17—v.
awarded
were
—
1958
Offering—T. C. Fox, City
Principal
of Rud¬
$525,000
Bond
the
to
cost of about 3.69%,
Co., Inc.
1
Palmer &
Liberty County Bank, of Chester,
p.
De¬
Boston,
Bond
Bond Sale—The
as
St.,
purchase of $200,000 water
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
yard.
p.
Shaw¬
build¬
$60,000
awarded
were
—
receive
Trust
Water
a.m.
11
40
ing bonds offered April 15—v. 185,
p.
county
sani¬
$258,000
offered April 16—v. 185, p. 1685—
were
No. 26
(P. O. Rudyard), Mont.
Bond
Delorge,
will
.
.
amount
scheduled
were
April
will
serial
foregoing
original
1,
choice
second
Note—The
July
bonds
and
April 15,
20, 1957.
for the
$29,000
of
Dated
Amortization
1957.
the
purchase
bonds.
Bond
Truman, Minn.
Bond
at
able at the above-mentioned bank.
County School District No. 74
(P* O, Cottonwood), Mont.
Offering—Patricia Sather,
for
Dec.
on
sealed bids at the National
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May
Inc.
Egan,
Boston,
of
Berlin, N. H.
Offering—Louis
Bond
May
Bond
Mannheimer-
and
Co.;
Phillips
tem¬
National
dated
are
1957 and mature
of $97,000
sold
was
inclusive.
1977
to
Legality
July
of
the
to
Bank,
notes
(P. O. Belleview), Mo.
Bond
school
1957
from July 1,
1, 1958. Other members
successful group: Allison-
to
$200,000
loan notes offered April 11
porary
Shawmut
Montana
additional
Kirk-
to
2.29% discount.
inclusive.
bear
bonds
serial
choice
second
NEBRASKA
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Liberty
240,000 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
p.m.
1, 1957. Amortization bonds
3s.
as
Due
Bank,
Farmers Merchants Bank
sold at
follows:
as
April
$85,COO
designated by the successful
der.
were
8
be the first choice and
paving
net interest cost of about
sealed
on
of
callable
Principal
at
net
a
3.90%.
of
cost
M. Trovaten,
purchase
1,
reflecting
bid
a
bonds
of par, a
&
Minn.
revenue
Feb.
from
will
p.m.
on
until
bids
(MST) on May 1 for the purchase
of $120,000 building bonds. Dated
sold
was
State
gality approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
(CST)
7:30 p.m.
purchase of
$1,300,000 general o b 1 i g a t ion
sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1.957.
May
on
suit¬
pur¬
sealed
Trustees,
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
County (P.
road
will receive
nell, City Recorder,
and
designated by the
Bond Offering—T.
City
due
callable
Principal
1972.
1,
Bonds
are
(J-J) payable at
bank
payable
1958
1,
1959.
180,000 4 Us. Due
1960
cost
24
8
$650,000 general obliga¬
in 1973 and thereafter
follows:
as
until
building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1685—
p.
April
on
of
Education, will
bids
tion school
able
Pinconning School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,240,000
school
site
and
building bonds
offered April
(CST)
chase
1960
$70,000
sealed
receive
P. O. Brush,
will
—
of
Board
Fremont, Neb.
Paul, Minn.
Offering—John F. O'Don-
Bond
Lexington), Minn.
Bond Offering—Phil Thelander,
on
are
(P. O.
of
sive.
195,000 3.80s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
School District No. 240
Dated
Clerk
May 7.
on
Bond Sale—An $80,000 issue of
to
Bond Offering
obligation bonds
be offered at public auction
MONTANA
$165,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
County Independent Consol.
Clerk of Board of
Note
to
MINNESOTA
Anoka
in 1963 and thereafter
of
at
awarded
were
April 1 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive. Bonds due
as
$44,000
offered
interest.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
22
The
—
notes
Kenower, MacArthur & Company,
at
bids until
Sale
anticipation
tax
L'Arise, Mich.
Offering—G. Glen Sands,
Bond
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company.
26
general
—
Bonds due
No.
School District
(P. O. R. 2, Billings),
bonds
(P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
Offering — An issue
Bond
■*'
Yellowstone County
will
No. 2
$20,000
&
and
Continental
Bank
Co., of Salt Lake City.
Co.;
June
Supervisors District
St. Paul.
trust
as 3s, at a price of or
basis of about 2.99%.
' the purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Harrison, Mich.
Stone, of Detroit.
Todd County Independent Consol¬
Bond Offering — Elmer Amble,
idated School District No. 11
Troy, Mich.
i
City Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
(P. O. Long Prairie), Minn.
Bond
Sale
The
water bonds
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
30 for
the purchase of $145,000 totaling $565,000 offered March 18
—v.
water
185, p. 1204—were awarded bonds offered April 15 — v. 185,
supply
system
revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on to a group composed of Kenower, p. 1427-*—were awarded to a group
headed by Piper, Jaffray & HopJan. 1 from 1959 to 1987 inclusive.
MacArthur & Co.; Juran & Moody;
worth
approved
Inc., and Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., jointly,
as
4s and 3%s. Dated March
1,
$495,000
Co.,
Inc.;
Kalman &
Co.; First Security Bank of Utah,
of Ogden; Edward L. Burton &
Williams
Montana
O'Brien & Adams,
bonds.
ment
from
1
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest .payable at the De¬
posit
Guaranty Bank
&
Trust
Company, of Jackson..
Legality
May 28 for the
until
received
June
on
Jaffray
Trust
improvement
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Co.;
Co.; J. Mi Dain &'Co.; Piper;'
& • Hopwood;
Allison-
&
Dated June
1962
1 from
Feb.
on
1
1982 inclusive.
Due
385,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
sealed
inclusive.
Districts
Street
inclusive.
1967
to
275,000
June
on
&
cher
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
liams
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; BarKindred & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Caldwell, Phil¬
lips & Co.; Shaughnessy & Co.;
Harold E. Wood & Co.; and Woodard-Elwood & Co., as follows:
Due
public
bonds.
im¬
1566—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Wil¬
185,
1958 to
1,000,000
provement bonds offered April 18
—v.
29
bonds. Due on Aug.
30
from 1957 to 1966
Motor
Highway Fund
April 16—v. 185,
Bond
bonds.
Lee
Valley, Minn.
Sale—The $1,100,000
improve¬
waterworks
ment
Golden
South
22,000
1957
Aug. 1, 1958.
follows:
"from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
offered
Vehicle
(EST) on
p.m.
April 25 for the purchase of $109,000 special assessment
bonds, as
and
in¬
Rochester, Minn.
receive
will
Township
$87,000
from Aug. 1,
1.10%
of
from
1
additional
bear
bonds
terest
to
be
Birmingham), Mich.
Bond Offering—Fannie Adams,
and
Bond
The
Feb.
on
1980 inclusive.
to
Township (P. O.
Southfield
Detroit, Mich.
Due
4s.
follows:
as
$1,000,000
inclusive.
to
1973
from
510,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
ser,
40,000
bonds,
from
20,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Co.; and Ken¬
Braun, Bosworth &
MacArthur & Co., at a price
of
100.03, a net interest cost of
about 3.76%, as follows:
Beecher School District (P.
1964
000
20,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1.965 to 1968 inclusive.
group
a
of
First
the
bonds
building
and
on
will
receive
(CST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $2,000,-
from
1
Feb.
Due
3s.
'Clerk,
City
Co.; Foster & Marshall, Boett-
&
-
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
cus,
District, Mich.
site
p.
1960
1968 and
callable as of Oct.
1,
Bond
to
$26,000
in
inclusive. Bonds due
ower,
MICHIGAN
offered April 16
1797—were awarded
Kalman & Co., as follows:
$453,000
of
purchase
the
for
29
sealed
(EST) on April
receive
Sand Creeh Community
April 24 for the pur¬
$500,000 notes.
Dated
on
chase
until
bids
Minor,
Ethel
—
will
Clerk,
City
Mich.
Clair,
Offering
John E. Clark,
—
school
$55,000
school
bonds
185,
—v.
the Riverdale State Savings
Waltham, Mass.
City Treasurer and Collector, will
Mich.
District,
building bonds offered April 17—
v.
of
Rugg, of Boston.
Jackson, Miss.
.
Bond
■
ner,
Sale—The $106,000
building
School
St.
C.
69
(P. O. Rice), Minn.
Bond
1986 inclusive.
to
1977
Riverdale
Bond
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Offering — Preston
No.
School District
solidated
from
Due on July 1
4s.
630,000
3.35%.
Bond
Con'
County Independent
Beaton
„
Monday, April 22, 1957.
Chronicle. ^
(1936)
1958
to
1976
and
interest
the
Pitmaa
in Pit¬
at
Trust Company,
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
Westfield School District, N. J.
Bond
Sale
school, bonds
—
The
offered
$1,850,039
April ,16—
Number 5631
Volume 185
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1937;
y
vt 185, p. 1686—were > awarded to
group composed of Phelps, Fenn
a
Co.,
BlairCo.,'Inc.;
Inc.;
Paine, Webber,'Jackson & Curtis;
Dominick / &
Dominick; rWood,
Struthers & Co.; and Van Deven¬
ter Bros., Inc., taking
$1,846,000
bonds as 3.40s, at a price of 100.26,
basis
a
about
of
3.37%.
W est wood Consolidated Sch.
Dist.,
New
Jersey
Sale—The $675,000 school
Bond
bonds
offered
April
17—v.
1567—were awarded to
p.
185,
group
a
composed of C. J. Devine & Co.;
John J. Ryan & Co.; J. R. Ross
&
Co.;
Byrne
and
Phelps,
Inc.;
and W. A. Gardner & Co., taking
$674,000 bonds as 3.85s, at a price
of
100.15,
h
basis of about 3.83%.
a
NEW
■
YORK
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 1 (P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edna B. Curtis,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
30
the
for
building
1957.
purchase
bonds.
Due
1986
(DST)
a.m.
of $2,275,000
Dated
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
terest (M-N)
of
Babylon.
April
on
May
from
Principal
1,
1957 to
in¬
and
payable at the Bank
Legality
approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. :
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
'
and Glenville Central Sch. Dist.
No.
5
1 (P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Peters, 514 State Street, Schenec¬
tady, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
24 for the purchase
of $678,000
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
inclusive.
1987
interest
(A-O)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Hanover Bank, of New York
City,
of
at the "Ballston Spa National
Bank, Ballston Spa, at the holder's
option. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
: V V
Bedford Village Fire District
Sale
:/:Bond
bonds
—
offered
1686
The
April
awafded
were
—
fire
185,
to the
County Trust Company; of White
Plains, as 3y4S, at a pfice of 100.01,
a
basis
of
Dewitt
about
3.24%.
(P. O. East Syracuse),
New York
Bond
Offering—Calvin D. Ham¬
ilton,
Town
Supervisor,
ceive
sealed
bids
will
until
11
Bank
of
re¬
of
&
-,
Harrietstown (P. O. Saranac Lake),
New York
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $66,000 airport
offered
April
11
185,
p. 1686—were awarded to Bacon,
Stevenson & Company, as 3.20s,
at
price
a
about
of
100.03,
v.
—
basis
a
New York
"
I
Bond
Sale
The
$5,967,000
building bonds offered April 17—
v.
185, p. 1798—were awarded to
—
a
composed
group
Trask
Spencer
&
Burr;
of
&
Bond
Lynbrook, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $136,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
17—v.
185,
the
to
1798—were awarded
p.
Meadow
Bank
of
Brook
Lynbrook,
National
at
3.40s,
as
/'/'/'/
par.
New
York
Reduced
City
City, N.
Tax
Rate
Comptroller
Gerosa
in
a
Y.
bonds
p.
100.24,
a
price of
basis of about 3.92%.
Indicated—
Lawrence
E.
addressed
memo
ending June 30,
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Tuckahoe), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $16,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 11—v. 185,
p. 1567 — were awarded to the
National Bank of Westchester,
White Plains,
100.87,
a
Greenwich
and
(Village),
Easton
Greenwich
O.
to
1957 and
Bond
Offering—Helen M. Rud¬
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
April 24
from 1958 to
until
2
re¬
p.m.
for the pur¬
service."
to
else
but debt
the Mayor
advised
He
apply it against the executive
budget for
This indi¬
1957-1958.
additional
chief
be
The city's
predicted to
penny.
officer
fiscal
that
newsmen
the
tax
will
rate
$4.00 per $100—two cents less
the
than
levy. He?4 said,
"This is the first drop in the real
estate
tax
levy in the past 12
years."
Gerosa cautioned, however, that
his prediction is based on business
holding its current level and as¬
sessed valuations remaining stable.
New
City.
for
the
general
Due
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
revenue,
1 from
Jan.
on
May
on
of
$6,800,000
series C bonds.
inclusive.
1961
to
1985
Callable, in whole
or
York City
in
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, at 2.27% interest, plus
the effective
interest rate being 2.6781%.
a
premium of $301,
New York
School
as
tion
Financing
ernor
Bond
Anticipa¬
Extended
Averill Harriman
April 15
a
—
Gov¬
signed
on
bill authorizing school
districts to issue 5-year bond
1971
to 1975
Pitts ford
2-year* maturity
mitted.
The
presupposes
rates
heretofore
extended
that
current
thus
at
was
Nos.
1
offered
April
17'—v.
1798—were awarded
to
a
185,
group
&
Co.,
York, Buffalo; Blair
Inc.;
sponsored
The
by
the
date
meas¬
the
Re¬
of
follows:
as
to
1967
000
inclusive;
3s,
due
1974 to
400,000
widening,
about
exten¬
due
to
on
1962
Feb.
1
inclusive;
1964
to
1973
$75,000 3s, due
1974
to
1976
Feb. 1
on
inclusive.
"from
to
1958
to
basis
of
about
;
to
due
1962
v
from
1
1958
to
000
Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive; $10,000
2y>s, due Feb. 1, 1963; $170,-
2%s, due on Feb. 1 from
1964
to
1973
inclusive; and
$70,000 3s, due on Feb. 1 from
400,000 incinerator bonds: $100,000
on Feb. 1 from
inclusive; $15,000
2y2s, due Feb. 1, 1963; $250,000 23/4s, due on Feb. 1 from
196*4 to
1973 inclusive; and
basis
of
about
6s,
due
1958 to 1962
public
price
a
1976 inclusive.
1974 to
$35,000 3s, (lue on Feb. 1, 1974.
of
100.55,
a
2.81%.
DAKOTA
NORTH
Sale
East
Fishkill, La Grange, Kent and
Phillipstown Central Sch. District
1
awarded
were
tional
a
—
(EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $784,000 school building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
of
Wappingers
Falls. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
National
Yeshiva
Bank,
University (P. O. 2540
Amsterdam
New
Ave.,
33),
N.
bids until 2 p.m.
non
York
the
(DST)
purchase
from
gality
Oct. 1, 1956.
on
1959
to
1996
approved
on
Oct. 1
inclusive.
by
School District, Ohio
Offering—Ralph D. Dee-
Bond
Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
May 9 for the pur¬
$1,840,000 building bonds.
(EDST)
100,000
chase of
June
Dated
annually
1958
on
and interest
land
1, 1957.
Due semiJune and Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1980
to
Trust
payable at the Cleve¬
Company, Cleveland.
approved
by
Squire,
& Dempsey, of Cleve¬
Legality
Sanders
Le¬
Caldwell,
*
;
Police
Fire
and
,
Com¬
limited
1,
tax
bonds.
Dated
1, 1957. Due
on
from
1959
inclusive.
to
1973
June 1
200,000 Off-Street Parking, Fund
No.
3,
limited
tax ; bonds.
Dated
June
June
1
from
1,
1957/' Due
1959
to
on
1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
semi-annual
in¬
terest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
The $769,000 issue
will
be approved as to legality
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of Cleveland; the other three is¬
sues by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt
& Barton, of Columbus.
by
Coshocton
County (P. O.
Coshocton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the County Clerk
until May 21 for the purchase of
bonds.
quisition
and
Ohio
incinerator
ac¬
bonds
totaling
15—v.
to
a
$1,050,000 offered April
185, p. 1438—were awarded
group
composed of Field,
Richards
& Co., Stranahan, Har¬
Co., First Cleveland Corpo¬
ration, Wm. J. Mericka & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as
3y2s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
of about 3.49%.
Fairfax (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
16—v.
to
a
185,
p.
Inc.;
and
&
Field,
of
Richards
&
Mayer;
&
Co.,
price of 100.57,
a
about
Pohl
of
Seasongood
Co.,
3%s, at
1568—were awarded
composed
group
a
as
basis
3.66%.
•
i
foregoing
bonds
Dec.
on
when originally
12.)
Bond
Offering
—
Charles
E.
Tracy, Village Clerk, will receive
bids
until
noon
Finneytown Local School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
ing
Bridgeport, Ohio
sealed
1978 in-
June
land.
offered
to
munications System, Fund No.
on
April
of $1,500,000
Due
Bedford City
vers,
1959
ris &
Note—All bids received for the
Y.
tax-exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated
as
OHIO
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
for
Na¬
G.
Florence
Gray, District Clerk, will receive
30
River
(P. O. Wappingers Falls),
Offering
1 from
Euclid,
price of par.<
New York
1957
the
of Grand Forks,
Bank,
4%s, at
to
Dated
Nov. 1
on
Bond Sale—The real estate
28 bonds of¬
185, p. 1330—
No.
Drain
County
fered March 22—v.
Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
bonds.
elusive.
O.
The $25,240.60
—
tax
Workhouse Improvement,
June
'•
Grand Forks), N. Dak.
Bond
(DST)
Fund No. 3, limited tax bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on
$243,000
Grand Forks County (P.
receive
a.m.
from 1958 to 1979 inclusive.
25,000
on
000
group composed of
at
due
6s,
Brown
will
May 15, 1957. Due
inclusive; and $70,000
inclusive.
1976*
$1,728,000 gen¬
improve¬
ment
bonds offered
April 16—
v.
185, p. 1567—were awarded to
2.90s,
unlimited
Feb. 1 from 1964
on
Clerk,
$769,000 Expressway, Fund No. 3,
inclusive; $10,000 2x/2s,
1,
1963; $170,000
1973
to
City
May 1 for the purchase of $1,094,000 bonds, as follows:
Feb.
due'
was
Bank,
on
inclusive.
Feb.
'
$13,000
Columbus, Ohio
Offering — Agnes
Bond
inclusive; $30,000 2y2s,
1,
1963; $300,000
on
.
'
Circleville, at 3y2% interest.
Feb.
1985
of
improvement
notes
sold to the Second National
of
&
1 i
street
300,000
Police Headquarters
Building bonds:-' $50,000 - 6s,
Chas.
Phelps, Fenn
& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Sale—An issue
sealed bids until 11:30
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
2%s, due on Feb. 1 from 1964
to 1973 inclusive; and $370,000
3s, due on Feb. 1 from 1974
*
Bond Sale—The
as
Circleville, Ohio
Note
ap¬
Squire,
Cain,
to 1962
Utica, N. Y.
a
the
Legality
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1962
950,000
sewage
treatment
and
disposal plant bonds: $150,000
V 6s, due on Feb. 1 from 1958
2.97%.
eral' obligation
of
the bonds.
by
1 from
.
of
a
Cincinnati
paying agent
inclusive;
$5,000 2V2s, due Feb. 1, 1963;
and $50,000 23As, due on Feb.
York
awarded
of
proved
inclusive;
sanitary sewer bonds:
$45,000 6s, due on Feb.
1
Carmel),
King & Co., and National Bank
Westchester,
White
Plains,
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 100.14,
the
award
from
$190,000 road
April 18—v. 185,
offered
on
6s,
109,000
Sale—The
1686—were
p.
O.
May 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Bonds due in 1972
thereafter are callable as of
of
300,000 Fire Station and Head¬
quarters Building bonds: $50,(P.
New
bonds
and
Due
improvement bonds:
1958
$15,000 2y2s, due Feb. 1, 196*3;
$195,000 2%s, due on Feb. 1
Inc.;
& Co., as 3.60s,
100.28, a basis of
County
Bond
1997
bonds. Dated May 1,
revenue
$115,000
from
White
3.57%.
Putnam
on
City in New York City, designated
in the resolution
approving the
Manufacturers ' &
of
(EST)
sion and
3s, due on Feb. 1 from'1974 to
D.
price
1957.
and
and
R.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
April 29 for the purchase of $5,500,000 off-street parking facil¬
fices of the Trustee in
2%s, due
a
Flick,
Finance, will receive
from
1
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo; Roose¬
velt & Cross; Blair & Co.,
at
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond Offering—James G.
Director of
May 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the
option
of the holder at the
principal of¬
1985 inclusive.
street
noon
$350,
and
Feb.
on
until
on
1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive. Interest J-D.
ities
v
bids
May 7 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 sewer and sew¬
age disposal bonds. Dated April
1,
'
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
Western New
sealed
(EDST)
'
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $660,000 water
Bond Offering—Dr. Samuel Bel-
interest
3.02%,
cost
$700,000 water bonds: $130,000 6s,
due on Feb. ,1 from 1958 to
1962
inclusive; $20,000 21//2s,
due
Feb.
1, -1963; $200,000
2%s, due on Feb. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
Water Districts
interest
net
a
due
kin, President,-will receive sealed
future
a
about
1 from
per¬
permitting
at lower interest cost.
ure
Oct.
on
maturity
will decline within the next
bonds
100.01,
and 2
the
against
as
of
$277,000 3.70s. Due on Oct. 1 from
V 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
an¬
notes
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; W. H.
Morton & Co.; and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., at a price
follows:
75,000 3V2s. Due
ceive
B.
a
and interest
(State of)
District
Trust
price of 100.22,
net interest cost of about
3.58%,
Bond
$29,993,000 notes
offered April 16—v. 185, p. 1798—
of Chase Manhattan Bank,
City; Wachovia Bank
York
Co.,
Winston-Salem;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy;
composed of Roosevelt & Cross;
Francis I. duPont & Co.; and Til-
Housing Authority,
to
&
ing bonds offered April 18—v. 185,
p. 1798—were awarded to a group
New York
awarded
posed
and
a
1§58
Interest M-S.
Offering—Cyrus E. Mc¬
Village Clerk, will re¬
Govern,
$3,150,000 bonds
offered April 16—v. 185,
p. 1686—
were
awarded to a
group com¬
No. 8 (P. O. East
Norwich), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $352,000 build¬
Co., at
Sept. 1 * from
on
inclusive.
Brook Park, Ohio
Durham, N. C.
from
&
Due
1962
CAROLINA
Bond Sale—The
Oyster Bay Common■ School District
No.
Note Sale—The
of
Broadway, New York
City, until 11
1957.
to
Bond
New
Authority
current
years,
payable
office at 270
bonds
anything
sale
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
districts.
that the Author¬
announces
p.
for
few
cipal and interest (A-O)
local
ity will receive sealed bids at its
used
bonds.
water
Moses
that we will have a saving of
approximately $2,500,000." •
Gerosa added, "This saving is
prohibited
by
law from
being
1957. Due on Aug. 1
$115,000
Dated Feb. 1,
will
of
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Chairman Robt.
2
NORTH
advise
ticipation
(Towns) (P.
Greenwich), N. Y.
dock, Village Treasurer,
ceive
in
3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.98%.
as
borrow
latter
New York State Power
you
were
Eastchester
to
bonds, at presumably
rates, to finance building
proposal never came
out of committee.—V.
185, p. 1686.
service for the current fiscal year
1798—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, as 4s, at a
authorized
requirements
The
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
•
J
- *■
Authority which
own
lower
ney
Mayor Wagner said, "We have re¬
viewed our requirements for debt
New York
Sale—The $81,000 district
offered April
17—v. 185,
be
its
a
Co.; Coffin
part, in inverse order of matur¬
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Lee Higities on Jan. 1, 1963, or any date
ginson Corp.; Stroud & Co.; The
thereafter. Principal and interest
Central Republic Company; Dick
J-J. Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood,
& Merle-Smith; Bacon, Whipple
of New York City, are bond coun¬
& Co.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
sel to the
Authority, and Wood,
Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.;
J. B.
King & Dawson, also of New York
Hanauer & Co.; Byrne and Phelps,
City, whose fee will be paid by
Inc.; and Folger, Nolan, Fleming- the successful
bidder, will act as
W. B. Hibbs & Co., as 4s, at a
bond counsel to the
bidders, and
price of 100.28, a basis of about
may be consulted by those expect¬
3.97%.
ing to bid.
a.m.
York
would
3.19%.
Huntington Union Free School Dist.
No. 13 (P. O. Huntington
Station),
alternative "to
an
proposal for creation
State School
a
on
of
on
New
as
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.'*
The City Council will make the
April 23 for the pur¬ rate official after the
Comptroller
chase of $615,000 district improve¬
makes his final General Fund es¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
timates in June.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1984
New York City Housing
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable at the Lincoln Na¬
Authority, N. Y.
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
tional Bank & Trust Company, of
Syracuse, or at the option of the J. Cruise announces that the Au¬
holder, at The Hanover Bank, in thority will receive sealed bids
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬ until 1 p.m. (EST) on April 23 for
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, the purchase of $21,029,000
Heckler & Galloway, of New York temporary
loan notes
(Issue
City.
CXXXIII). Dated May 27, 1957.
Due on Oct. 14, 1957. Legality ap¬
Dix Hills Fire District (P. O.
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
R. F. D. No. 4 Huntington),
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
(EST)
publicans
Democratic
an
$150,000
11—v.
National
57
.v"
,.
cates the tax rate will come down
(P. O. Bedford), N. Y.
p.
the :, First
•
<■
.
Greenwich. Legality approved by
Offering—Ruth W. Finkle,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the
offices
of
Roy W.
to
at
<.
(EST)
on
were
awarded
Company,
at
about
May
1,
a
price
to
J.
p.
A.
of Cincinnati,
of
3.57%.
build¬
$844,000
April 11—v. 185,
alteration
Dated
school
totaling
fered
May 4 for the purchase of $4,000
bonds.
Sale—The
bonds
101.64,
a
of¬
1568—
White
as
&
3s4s,
basis
of
58
The Commercial
(1938)
Hamilton
Bond
will
the
O.
(P.
County
until
received
be
568—were awarded to Season-
p.
<
good & Mayer.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering — Sealed
bids
purchase of $4,645,000 various
(P. O. Tonhawa), Okla.
purchase of $8,350 special
street improvement
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
bonds.
Oct.
on
1959
from
1
Principal
Jefferson
(A-O) payable at the
Banking Co., Jefferson.
Lakemore, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$126,600 street
improvement bonds offered April
13
were
awarded
to
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, as 4%s,
at a price
of 100.77, a basis of
4.66%.
Maumee, Ohio
and
general
$130,000
offered April
sewer
Co.,
&
Inc.,
price of 100.04,
a
about
obligation)
15 were awarded to
Bosworth
31As, at
of
$500,000
($370,000 special assessment
Braun,
a
as
improvement
totaling
bonds
Oklahoma
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Citizens Na¬
tional Bank, of Zanesville.
Sandusky County (P. O. Fremont),
77
:
Ohio
•••".'■
v77",
...
Bond Sale—The
$136,000 Child¬
Receiving Home bonds of¬
April 11—v. 185, p. 1568—
ren's
fered
awarded
were
to
J.
A.
White
&
Company, of Cincinnati, as 3s, at
a price of
100.91, a basis of about
2.82%.
Maass,
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 9
(P. O. Jones), Okla.
Frederick,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
April
23
ally
1959
from
(CST)
purchase
the
for
$39,000 building
of
bonds. Due seri¬
inclusive.
1965
to
Okfuskee County Independent Sch,
District No. 53 (P. O. Pharoah),
Sale—The
$71,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 10—v. 185,
p. 1687—-were* awarded to SmallMi lb urn
Company.
Pottawatomie
Sch.
•
County Dependent
24 (P. O.
Dist; No.
Shawnee), Okla.
Offering — C.
C.
Bond
Bond Offering —: Mrs. Evelyn
Brock, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 12:30 p.m. (EST) on April 27
for the purchase of $77,500 build¬
(EST)
Clerk of the Board
will
receive
bids
sealed
Bank
&
Trust
in Braddock. Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh. ; , ;
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
,r
$6*2,156.02 Ban¬
Improvement bonds offered
15—v. 185,. p.-179.9—were
awarded to Kalman & Co.
>
until
-
-
of
report published
April 15—v. 185,
2
Oregon
in
issue
our
1799.
p.
(State
1,330,000 3s. Due
7 ' 7
1967
of)
;'777
$10,000,000
Veterans'
to 1968 inclusive.
awarded to
Rogers
Bond
April 18
Sale
Welfare
v.
—
interest
The
—
a
cost
bonds
offered
Lackawanna
•
185, p. 1687 —were
syndicate headed by
of
about
3.18%,,
.
Bond
County
sey,
ceive
sealed,
(EDST)
as
Controller,
chase
bids
will
until
11
April 30 for the
on
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
of
$360,000 general obliga¬
ard, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ $7,225,000 3V4s. Due April 1, 1970. tion improvement bonds. -Dated
June 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2,775,000 3s.
Due on April
1,
8 p.m. (CST) on April 25 for
1970.
C a 1 In b1e beginning 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds due
th%;
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
purchase of $9,500 transportation
April 1, 1967.
as of
equipment bonds.
June 1, 1967. Principal and
Other members of the syndicate:1
interest payable
at the County
Stephens County Indep Sch. Dist. Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Cf J.
Treasurer's
office." Legality
ap¬
Be vine
&
Co.; the Continental
No. 34 (P. O. Marlow), Okla.
Elliott &
Illinois
National Bank & Trust proved by - Townsend,
Bond ' Offering—W. C;
Savage,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Clerk of the Board of Education, Co., of Chicago; Harriman Ripley
will receive sealed bids until 8 6 Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; /„■ Lower Merion Iownship (P. O.
5
;
p.m.
(CST) on April 25 for the Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Ardmore), Pa.
Bond Sale-^The $700,000 gen¬
purchase of $8,000 transportation Louis; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
equipment bonds. Due from 1959 Blair & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & eral o b 1 i g a t ion. improvement
to 1962 inclusive.
V Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; bonds offered April .17—v. 1851
Boatmen's National Bank, of St.
p. 1686 — were awarded to J, P.
Tulsa County Indep.1 Sch. District
Louis; Hornblower & Weeks; •. '' Morgan & Co., Inc., as 2%s, at a
No. 5 (P. O.
.Reynolds & Co.;.. Cal.fornia price of 100.05, a basis of about
Keystone), Okla. '<->•
Bond Offering
A.: W. Swift, Bank, of Los Angeles; Foster &
2.61%; :7.
7 .v
:v
" 7Clerk of .the Board of.
Education, Marshall'; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 The Milwaukee
77
Morton School District, Pa.
Company; Bvrne
Bond Offering.— Margaret P.
p.m.
(CST) on April .26 for the and Phelps, Inc.; New York Han*
purchase of $9,500 transportation seatic Corp.; Stein Bros. &
Tarr,. Secretary of School Board,
Boyce;
equipment bonds.. Due in 1960. y Peoples National Bank, of Char¬ will*receive sealed bids until *3
lottesville; Blunt Ellis & Sim¬ p.m. (EST) on April 23 for the
purchaase of $131,000 general ob¬
OREGON '
mons; Burns; Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., and J. B. Hanauer & Co.7- • ligation school bonds. Dated May
Baker,' Oregon •'
•"
1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1958
7»• '
" 'V'
"
7. '
" 7
*
Bond Offering»— Marcus P.
to 1987 inclusive. Callable on any
Pullman, Oregon
Swan, City Recorder, will receive
Bond Offering—Frankie
interest
Allen,
payament date on and
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST)
City Clerk, will receive sealed after May 1, 1962. Interest M-N.
on
April 22 for the purchase of
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)-on ■ Legality approved by Saul, Ewing,
$150,000 street bonds. Dated June
April 22 for the purchase of $89,- Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
I, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
553.96 special
assessment bonds,
to
1967 inclusive.
New Florence, Pa.
Principal and as follows:
interest (J-D) payable at the
Bond Ottering—Margaret Boyle,
City
_
-
•
-
,
*
Scioto-Darby Local School District
(P. O. Box 248, Hilliards), Ohio &
,
'
Bond
Offering
Margaret
—
D..
Michel, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
6:30
(EST) on April 25
for the purchase of $530,000 build-'
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1957/Due
p.m.
pec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
on
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Farmers
liards.
at
the
Bank
Merchants
&
Company, in Hil¬
Legality
approved
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
by
of
-
School
Ohio
Offering
District,
»
Canceled—The
offer¬
ing of $946,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for April 17
—v.
185, p. 1568—has been can¬
out
to
dollar
a
bers
of
Sheehy,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
.bids
until
for
30
special
noon
the
(EST)
purchase
•
assessment
April
$359,000
bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
$186,000
street
and
sewe^
provement bonds. Due
1 from
173,000
and
sewer
1 from 1958 to
'•
•
_
and interest
on
.
'j|-•
_
Bank of
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of New York City, or at the Ohio
Citizens Trust Company, of To¬
ledo. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Township
Consolidated
:
'
ing bonds offered April 11—v. 185,
Other
mem¬
7 syndicate:
the
&
Co.
Bodine; Gregory & Sons; 7.7- v "
First National Bank, Memphis;
Third National Bank in Nashville;
McDonald
&
Co.; Sterne, Agee &
les & Battles,
Inc.; Thomas & Co.;
Penington, Colket & Co.; Dolphin
6 Co.;
V'V:V/V 777;7 ;'77- : >; ■
Wachovia
7
Bank; &
Trust-
Winston-Salem;
J.: W.
Co.;, Brooke
& Mayer; J.
Co.,
&
Co.;
Vick
&
Bank
&
R;
&
Sparks
Seasongood
Hanauer & Co.;
B.
&
Anderson
Strudwick; M. vB.
Provident Savings
Co.;
Trust, Co., Cincinnati; J.
&
Co.; Stein Bros. &
Ross
Boyce; John C. Legg & C,o,; .M.ullaney, Wells 7& Go.;
'7
Newhard, Cook & Co.; A. E.
Masten & Co.; Walter Stokes &
,
Magnus & Co.; Harrison &
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Scott,
Horner &
Mason, Inc.; Watling,
Lerchen & Co.; Fahnestock &rCo.;
Clover &
MacGregor, Inc.; Thackara Grant & Co.; Byrd Brothers;
Co.;
and Geo. K. Baum & Co.- ;
Robinson'
No.
*
(P. O. R. .Pi D'.r'
Twp.
;,
5, Pittsburgh 5),. Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
by the Township Sec¬
on May
retary until 8 p.m. (DST)
6
the
for
purchase
of.. $130,000
general obligation bonds. ,L
"
;
Upper Darby Township (P. Ou '■
7
Upper Darby); Pa.
Bond
•
the
First
Portland,
as
National
4s, at par.
No.
interest
by
bonds.
7
\,r:
to Foster &
pavable
the
at
City
office.; Legality'
Burcham
&
ap¬
Blair,
of
7
Spokane.
..
*
eral
obligation
April 15
—
awarded
Bank
Wichita
Water
Milwaukee),
$137,600
Sale—The
v.:
to
of
bonds
185,
the
p.
—
7
Offering
of
receive
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
of
bonds. Dated
May
National
sive.
Portland.
Offering
will
were
—
1
from
—
Dan
Board
of
sealed
on
pany,
R.
J.
Pascoe.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
*-
Medich,
Directors,
bids
until
April 22 for the
$125,000
building
May 1, 1957. Due
1959
to
1971
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest
pay¬
of Aliquippa.
Legality
ap^
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
&
until 7:30
23
receive
lone,
(DST)
bonds.
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
will
8
p,.m.
obligation im¬
bonds. Dated May 15,
provement
Due
1957.
May
011
15
inclusive.
1972
to
interest
payable
National
Bank,
Legality
Elliott
-
from
Upper
by
approved
of
Munson,
&
^
■-
-
195ft
Principal and
the Uppei*
at
-
Townsend,
-
Philadelphia. Pa.-
r*.
PUERTO
<~'r Bond Sale—The $29,500,000 var¬
ious purposes bonds offered April
awarded
First
National City Bank of New York:
syndicate
] Philadelohia
price
National
about
$14,150,000
due
on
interest
as
follows:
$3,962,000
bonds:
1
from
1958
1964 inclusive: $2,264,000
due
1968
on
July
1
a
net
a.
3.51%,
July
Bank, at
from
inclusive; and
4s,
to
3174s,
1965
to
$7,924,000
312S, due on July 1 from 1969
to
1982
15,350,000
due
1964
on
bonds:
$4,298,000
July
from
1
Puerto
1958
Sales
Energy
crease—Electric
of.
the
with
Rico
power
to
to
In¬
revenues
in
February
$2,3.03,168
compared
$1,999,685 ip February^. 19i)6,
according to S. L. Descartes, Ex¬
ecutive Director of the
Revenues
ended
Feb.
for
28,
the
Authority.
12
1957,
months
were
$27;-
332.414, comnared with $23,330,7d4
in the
preceding 12 months.
Government
4s,
Bank
for
to
agent
for
inclusive; $2,456,000 3t4s,
Resources
Continue
Authority
.amounted
The
inclusive.
RICO
Water
Authority (P. Q. San Juan J,
.
by
Inc.;. and
Co.
&
100.56,
of
of
headed
Rico
Puerto
17—v. 185, p. 156*9—were
cost
until
May 7 for the purchase
on
Philadelphia.-
a
bids
sealed
of $350,000 general
purchase
obligation
general
Ma-
'
receive
■
•.
Offering—James E.
Township
Secretary,
(EST)i Darby
of Darby.
p.m.
the
for
Halsey^ Stuart
able at the Woodlawn Trust Com^
Clatskanie, Oregon
Bond
Bond
offered
1568
First
Ore.
• gen¬
Aliquippa School District, Pa.
Secretary
April
$29,000
to
Marshall, of Portland.
,
Bond
on
will
Secretary,
1957. Principal
PENNSYLVANIA
Clackamus County,
District fP. O.
Borough
sealed bids
,v
Improvement
102 bonds.
April 22,
Treasurer's
proved
99
Local
District No.
and
Improvement
-
.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
District
Dated
Canby, Oregon
*
Bond Sale—The
$48,935.30 sewer
improvement, bonds offered April
8—v. 185, p. 1568—were awarded
Exempted School District (P. O.
Tiltonsville), Ohio
.
to
Local
73,649.63
Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 mu¬
nicipal
building
bonds
offered
April 15—v. 185, p. 1687—were
Oct.
Oct.
Legality
ap-)
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Beaverton,
awarded
im¬
office.
$15,904.33
by
Shuler &
im¬
1962 inclusive.
Dated-" May- 1,; 1957.
Warren
proved
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
street
provement bonds. Due
Chemical
on
2.30%
price of 99.50 for
'
on
of
made
bonds
,
-
Recorder's
Toledo, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J.
Bank
Halsey,
Inc."; Philadelphia
National
Bank; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago7 C. J.
Devine & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Stuart
,
celed.
7
inclusive.
the 3J/^s due in 1982.
.
r.
Point Local
1982
to
,
•
South
to
Leach; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Janney, Dul¬
(P. O.
County
<
Scranton), Pa. - "
Olfering—-Jerome P. Ca¬
•
Bond Offering—Paul M. How-, follows:
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
to
595,000 3l/4s. Due on May 1 from
:
1982 to 1987 inclusive. 7
7
Smith, Barney & Co., New York
City, at a price of 100.001, a net
"
1965
—
(CST) on April 23 for the
purchase of $30,000 repair and
equipment bonds. Due from 1959
Cotinfy Dependent School
District No. 19 (P. O. V erdigras),
from
inclusive; and $8,596,000
3y2s, due on July 1 from 1969
issfle of April 15—v. 185, p. 1799i.
Blair & Co., Inc.; Stone & Web¬
Multnomah County School: District
ster Securities Corp.; R. W. PressErie, Pa.
:*'■ No. 3 (P. O. Portland), Ore.'.
7-Bond Sale—The $2,650,000 gen¬ jcirich
&
Co.;
Mercantile
Trust
Bond Sale
The $1,425,000
eral obligation improvement Company,
of 7 St. Lq.uis; Conti¬
building bonds offered April 11— bonds
offered April 16—-v. 185, nental Illinois National Bank &
v.
185, p. 1568—were awarded to
Trust Co., of Chicago; Dean Wit¬
p. 1687-^-were awarded to a group
a
group composed of the United
composed of Drexel & Co.; East¬ ter & Co.; First of Michigan Cor¬
States National Bank, of Portland,
man
Dillon, Union Securities & poration;
Blyth & Co., Inc., Seattle First
Hornblower
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Weeks;
Barr
National Bank, Seattle, and "the
& Beane; Laidlaw & Co.; Weeden
Brothers & Co.; F; S.
Smithers
Northern Trust Company, of Chi¬
&
& Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Weeden &
Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks;
cago, at a price of 100.13, a net
Parrish
&
Co.; Baxter
&
Co.; Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; Bacon,
interest cost of about 3.41%, as
Rambo, Close & Kerner; Chaplin Stevenson & Co.; Clark, Dodge
follows:
6 Co.; Boenning & Co.; Woodcock,
&
Co.; Bache & Co.; Schmidt,
$1,099,000 3V4s.
Due on April 1 Hess & Co.; Brooke &
Co.; Arthur Poole, Roberts & Parke; Fidelity
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.;
L. Wright & Co.; Fahnestock & Union Trust Co., Newark; Butcher
326,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1966
Co.; McJunkin, Patton & Co.; and & Sherrerd; Dick & Merle-Smith;
and 1967.
Reed, Lear & Co., at a price of
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
100.10, a net interest cost of about of Kansas City; Francis I. duPopt
Oregon City, Ore.
&
Bonds
Not
Sold—All
bids re¬ 3.16%, as follows:
Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.;
ceived
for
the
Winthrop
&
Co.;
Wm.
$900,000
water $540,000 4,/2S. Due on May 1 from Robert
Blair & Co.;
bonds offered April 8—v. 185, p.
The Illinois: Com¬
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
1568—were rejected.
270,000 3V4s. Due on May 1 from pany; G. H. Walker & Co.; DeNote—The foregoing supersedes
Haven
&
Townsend, Crouter &
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
p.m.
Oklahoma
National
Prin¬
Company,
April
the
Jones,
Education,
of
Mellon
Sayre, of Portland.
Corvallis, Ore.
1
1968
on
—
Offering—Beulah
inclusive.
1967
&
Bond Sale—The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 1
for the purchase of $50,000 road
and highway bonds. Dated May 1,
1957. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
4.15%.
Perry Township Local School Dist,
(P. O. Zanesville), Ohio
Shuler
croft
Kingfisher), Okla.-
*
Bond
Cartwright & Company, as 4*/4s, at
a price of 100.63 a
basis of about
Due
Trust
&
Oklahoma
sew¬
bids until 7 p.m.
July
on
22, 1957
The First National City
April 25 for the purchase of $18,-, and associated
underwriters
000
general
obligation
bonds.
public re-offering of the
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
on
a scale
from a yield of
are
Kingfisher: County* (P. O.
Bond
$292,000 offered March 27—v. 185,
p. 1330—were awarded to Sweney
ing
Bank
Company, of Oklahoma City, and
H, I. Josey & Co., jointly.
basis
Ohio
Boston,
Bond Sale—The street and
er
National
3.21%,.
New
$208,000 build¬
Bond Offering—E. C.
Sale—The
Bond
notes
sealed
150
cipal and interest payable at the
-
about
through
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive.
interest
and
58
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
.
clusive.
from
subject to prior call. Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
City Recorder's office. Legality
in¬
1967
to
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive. Bonds
numbered
'
Pittsburgh), Pa.
; Bond Otfering—Andrew S. Kost,
Borough Secretary, will receive
June 1
on
due
Road,
bonds.
sewer
1957. Due
Braddock Hills (P. O. Brinton
*
$150,000
Liberty
Barger,
Vliiage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on May 4
assessment
obligation
Dated June 1,
April
on
of
Chronicle... Monday, April
and
Saie-^-The
Bond
Jefferson, Ohio
Bond Offering — W. A.
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
Financial
ing bonds offered April 8—v. 185,
p.
1687 — were awarded to the
1
for the
■
Kay County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 87
bonds.
purposes
;
8
the
for
general
OKLAHOMA
for
May 7
bids until
29
.
and
Authority.
Puerto
the
Development
Rico
Water
is
fiscal
Resources
Number 5631.. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
<1039)
59
■
i
V
RHODE
and interest
ISLAND
Farmers
Newport, R. /•>.>- .»
;
Bond and Note Offering—Sealed
until
Finance
of
San- Antonio.
of
on
,:s
follows:*
jf.
Y"- *•
.6
,
$2,200,600 school bonds.
464,000 general tpurpose
■
Bond-
*
*
;
23
receive
will
bonds,
><.
•• V:>'" -TV.
200,000 off-street parking notes.
100,000 general purpose bonds;.
inclusive./ Principal
May
sewer bonds. Due on May
-/l from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
*
1 from 1964 to 1978
May
on
interest
and
;
Seattle.
ing bonds offered April 15
*
) Dated May 1, 1957. Principal
at the First Na¬ and interest payable at the Mer¬
.ofXagre Lake.7
J chants National Bank, of Boston.
The
•
bonds
a
thereafter
1,
f"
~
A
rTjA^A'A
^ !'• I Pawtucket,
'
tional Bank/
*'"1,
"X,
Friona
"•'.•'"Si-: ■* S'V
•,
1•
Legality
Storey,
Dodge, of
by'
^approved
Independent■ Schoot District,
Thorridike, /Palmer &
;? Texas
^ *■;*,;»>/ v" Boston.
3%s.
as
;
dated
April 1,
1957. Due serially in from 2 to 20
years.
Bonds ^ue
in
1968 and
are
are
callable
Milwaukee, Wis.
April
of
as
payable
16—v.
185, p. 1688—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Har¬
& Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.02,* a net
office. Legality approved by Buri A■ v'".T:: •::'v" ■ ■ ' •.." cham & Blair, of Spokane.
Fi¬
Bond Offering—Dillie M Kelly,nance until 5 p.m. f EST) on April,.
Chester Town- School District, Ft
Superintendent of Schools, will
24 for the purchase
of*"$500,000 receive sealed bids until .8 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $27,000 school
Wisconsin
notes. Dated April 29, 1957. i Due
(CST) on April 23 for the pur¬ bonds offered April 17—v. 185,
June 28, 1957. 1 -• chase
of
$350,000 school-' house p.*1688^-were awarded to Richard
Cambria (Village), Courtland,
bonds. Dated April 15, 1957.-Due J. Buck & Co., as 23/4S, at a price
Randolph, Scott and Spring* f
on April
15 from 1958 to 1987. in¬ of 100.07, a basis of about 2.71%.
Vale (Towns), Cambria Union
bids will;
Note Offering—Sealed
v'--;
be received by the Director of
to
ris
.
^
,
clusive.
Lexington CountySchoolDistrict No.
LexwgtdnJ, S. C;^
'
Saie^An issue of $50,000
Bond
schodl-building
bonds
was
sold
>
Inc.,:
as
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
3.30s. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
on
are
due
$4,000,000 bridge bonds: $3,200,*
000 2.80s, due on May 1 from
-*
Sale
Bond
bonds
The
$125,000 road
offered April 8—v.-;185,: p.
awarded
1688—were
Rutland
Bond
Offering
—
J.
sealed
receive
$23,000
•
until
bids
July
on
merical
1 from 1958 to
1972
Callable in inverse
order
Harris
July
District
&
"Danforth,
Co., as.3.60s, at
a
and
Fluvanna
•
-
-
;
$22,000 4%s. Due
1962 to
tennessee
v
April 1 from
on
1967 to
•"
The
rural
$75,000
l from
v
"
1987 inclusive*,,*
bonds
,
Feb.
dated
are
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
1957.
County (P. O. Palmyra),
1
-
Virginia"
District
Clerk,
will
«•
until 2 p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
3^% school construction bonds
Charlottesville.
Bond Offering—Lee C.
Clerk-Comptroller,
City
sealed
ceive
■j Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
on
office, Room 222, Finance Build¬
ing, Capital Square, Richmond,
until noon
(EST) on May 2 for
the/ purchase of $250,000 sewer
system bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Millard,
will re¬
until
bids
2
p.m.
(CST) on May 6 for the purchase
of $1,600,000 senior high school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1957. Due on
Secretary of State Commis¬
Local Debt, will receive
June
sealed bids at the Commission's
sion
1974
from
1974
to
inclusive.
1977
to
1977 inclusive.1
5,500,000 Series A sewer bonds:
$4,400,000 2.80s, due on May 1
from
1958
and
to
1973
inclusive;,
$1,100,000
2%s, due on
May 1 from 1974 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
<
1
1958
from
inclu¬
1977
to
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Note
The
foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of April 1'5—v. 185, p. 1800.
—
on May.l
1958 to 1973 inclusive;
$940,000 2%s, due on May
$3,760,000 2.80s, due
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
sold to the National Bank & Trust
Co.,
from
4,700,000 Series DD school bonds:
was
from
and
1 from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
5,250,000 street improvement and
construction bonds: $3,150,000
2.80s, due on May 1 from 1958
to 1973
000
inclusive; and $2,100,2%s, due on May 1 from
1974
Other
cate:
to 1977 inclusive.
members
First
of
National
of New York*
the
syndi¬
City
Bank,
First Boston Corp.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
1957 to 1986
Beane; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
and interest
JCuhrij Loeb & Co.; First National
(J-J)' payable-at
the Bank of
Glasgow, or at the First & Mer¬ Grantsburg (Village), Grantsburg, Bank, of Portland; Weeden & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; W» E. Hutton &
chants National Bank, Richmond. Anderson, Daniels, Lincoln, Trade
Lake, West {Marshland arid Wood
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co.; Geo.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
B.
Gibbons
&
River (Towns) Joint School
Co., Inc; F. W.
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
District No.
1
Craigie & Co.; Charles Weigold
(P. \ O.
City.
& Co.; Andrews & Wells,.' Inc.;
Grantsburg), Wis.
%
Robt.
Winthrop
&
Co.;. First
Bond Offering—Donald A. John¬
V
WASHINGTON
•*J,
son,
District Clerk, will receive Southwest Co.; Courts & Co.;
Mercantile
Safe
Deposit
and
Clallam County, Port Angeles Sch. sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Due
on
July 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1966 inclusive. ;
228,000 5s. Due on April
Tennessee
Sale—The
as
•
'
Bradley County (P. O, Cleveland),
Bond
tax
sold .to
Knickerbocker, '
&
follows:
Falls.
.
$250,000
was
price of 100.14,
Glasgow, Va.
■' *.'• 'v*:
bonds
about
nett,
unlimited
sewer
Craigie
3.58%.
of
:
(P. O. Houston),
Texas
revenue
McClung
Sioux
of
1-A
No.
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
*
1967 inclusive.
to
:; <-■'
1,
:
Due on April 1 from
nu¬
1964.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Danforth
inclusive.
County Fresh Water Supply
water
of
as
April l.from
on
1960
to
1961
8
(CST) on April; 24 for the
purchase of $62,000 * school re¬
funding bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
inclusive.
1957
102,000 3s.
Education,
p.m.
Due
Due
4s.
Gerrits,
R.
Clerk of the Boafd of
will
Dallas, at
price of. 100.005, a net interest
cost of about 3.05%, as follows:
Independent 'School Dist.
No. 28, S. Dak.
T
7
•
W.
basis
First
the
to
a
v
dakota
south
/
F.
to
a
Southwest Company, of
*
awarded
&
-"VTexas
h.
(A-O) payable at the South Caro¬
; National
Bank,/- Columbia.
Legality % approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
lina^
1958 to
1973 inclusive; and
$556,000 2%s, due on May 1
sealed bids
were
HarJin County(P.O. Kountze),
as
(
•
(CST) 011
April 18 for the purchase of $335,000 building bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
to
1977 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(A-O) - payable at the
Cambria
State
Bank,
Cambria.
Legality approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
ard,
Bond Sal^—-The $200,000 water
disposal system bonds
offered April 18—v. 185, p. 1800—
"2.81%,
2,750,000 harbor bonds: $2,194,000 2.80s, due on May 1 from
; :
'
t
Bond Offering—W. Roy
and sewage
about
:
Pritchreceive
Cambria), Wis,
virginia
r"-"''t-. Crewe, Va.
?'•
^Bopthmar^Vbf^Dallas.;; -J
inclusive, i-
/
of
1958 to
1973 inclusive;
and
$800,000 2%s, due on May 1
High School District (P. O.
of April
as
cost
;
and
1978
in
callable
15,'.J977.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, of Dallas. Legal*
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
April I from 1958 to 1972
the
to
Bonds
thereafter
Trust
follows:
*
/■£;»! south carolina
a
interest
•
.
I
Bond Sale—The $22,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered April
Principal and interest
at the City Treasurer's
1967.
were
Securi¬
Dated May 15, 1957.
Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.'
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Liiies, Spooner & Quarles, of
Milwaukee.
^
•
/
\
awarded to the Old National
Bank, of Spokane,
Channer
Co., as 3%s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 3.31%.
\
obligation bonds offered April 10
were
the
to
ties
Prosser, Wash.
period of 25 years^-
_
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
awarded
TThe issues ihature- seriany. pvef ; (M-N). payable
*
*•
f
Bond Sale—The $88,000 general
on
Waterloo and0
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
Mills), Wis.
No. 1 (P. O. Lake
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
$200,000
25,000
•
Due
of
i/" i from 1958 to 1967 inclusive/
.
for- the ^purchase of $90,000 City
Hall bonds. Dated May 1,
1957,
.bonds.
purchase
follows;
as
,000 water bonds. Due
April 30
on
the
bids
sealed
(CDST)
for
Aztalan
fice.
Bond Offering — Ralph Oliver,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on April
Offering"*—Mayor Harold
Thomas
until 7:30 p.m.
school
r '
Lake Mills, Milford,
pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Bar re, Vt.
•',V-rv h-'
Xt A
EagleLake, Tex '. '
:
Principal and interest (M-N)
Trust
"'.'".T
.
noon
May 8 for the purchase
$2,964,000 bonds and notes, as
(DST)
Bank - &;
Company,* of Cuero.' Legality ap¬
proved by Dobbins & Howard; of
by the Di¬
be received
will
bids
rector
vermont
(A-O) payable at the
State
■
*
.
school
offered
bonds
April-; 11—
185,
Bank
p.
McMinn
Texas National
Houston,
Legality ap¬
the
payable' at.
1439—were awarded to
Davidson & Company.
V
'
v.
of
by Dumas,. Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
&
proved
County (P. O. * Athens),
-
Dist. No.
17
Tennessee
•i
offered
bonds
April
185,
16—v.
and
the
Sale—An
issue
of
$100,-
refunding bonds was sold to
Dallas Rupe & Son. Inc., and the
Republic National Bank, of Dallas,
jointly, as 3.60s. Dated Jan. 15,
Due
15
inclusive.
1961
to
Jan.
on
from
of
Antonio,
Texas
Corporation,
as
payable
at the
Houston.
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Independent School Dist.,
LaPorte
Texas
r
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
to
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
Principal and
&
sold
was
Texas National Bank, of
1958
interest (J-J) payable at the First
National Bank, of Bryan. Legal¬
tax
bonds
(A-O)
interest
000
1957.
revenue
First
unlimited
sewer
5s. Dated Feb. 1,
1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958
to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and
San
County (P. O. Bryan), Tex.
Bond
and
water
texas
Brazos
Sale—An issue of $77,000
Bond
were
—
Bond
Offering
Baker,
Schools,
April 24 for the pur¬
Breckenridge Indep. Sch. District, chase of $875,000 school house
Texas
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school May 1 from 1958 to 1994 inclusive.
house bonds offered April 3 — v. Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a bank designated by the
185, p. 1569—were awarded to'a
group
composed of the First of purchaser. Legality approved by
Texas Corporation:
Russ & Co.; Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Muir Investment
Edwards, Inc.,
Corp., and R. J.
follows:
;
as
Dallas.
-'
1957
Due
1964
to
176,000 4s.
1973
'
Dec. 15 from
on
/Bond
College
Worth),
Sale—The
tax-exempt
inclusive.
(P. O.
Tex.
$1,250,000 ;non
dormitory
and
offered
cafe¬
April
teria
-
De Witt
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
court house
ing
bonds
Howard
nio,
as
sold
1962.
47,000 3s; Due
to
San
-
on
Anto¬
,
„
nance
Agency, as 23/4S, at par.
on
.
date
of
April 15, 1961
^
April 15 from
19661 inclusive.
Dated March 15, 1957.
.
;
Principal
Sale—The
cafeteria
revenue
Trust
apolis.
Gardner;
terest
issue.
Green
in¬
Principal and
College (P.O.
dormitory and
bonds totaling
$1,600,000 offered April 12—v. 185,
p." 1570—were sold to the Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency.
Wis.
Bay,
1688—were awarded to
a
composed of the -First
group
Boston Corp.; Goldman, Sachs &
witz, of Seattle.
Co.;
Grays Harbor and Mason Counties,
cago;
Districts Nos.
Elma Joint School
Wash.
(P. O. Montesano),
Bond Sale—The
$275,000 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
185, p.
v.
Illinois Company of Chi¬
and McMaster Hutchinson
Co., at a price of 100.13, a net
&
1958 to
price of
700,000 3s.
SV2S, at
a
par.
1963 to
Kitsap
County,
School
District
Port
Island
Bainbridge
No.
(P.
303
O.
$190,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds offered
April 11 — v. 185, p. 1570 — were
awarded
3.06%,
as
Due
1962
Due
1976
Kenosha County
on May 1
inclusive.
on
May
from
1 from
inclusive.
(P. O. Kenosha),
Wisconsin
Orchard), Wash.
Sale —The
Bond
about
follows:
$250,000 4s.
as
of
cost
interest
1570—were sold to the State of
Washington,
$950,000 storm
offered April
16—
bonds
sewer
ing bonds offered April 12—v. 185,
p.
to
the National Bank
of
Commerce, Seattle, and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
jointly.
Port of
Bond Sale—The $450,000
bonds
Home
v.
County
April
Bank
of
16—
Chi¬
and Robert W. Baird & Co.,
jointly,
a
National
First
cago,
offered
1688—were awarded to
185, p.
the
as
3s, at
basis of about
a
price of 100.21,
2.96%.
La Crosse, Wis.
Bellingham (P. O.
Bond
Bellingham), Wash.
Sale—The $1,090,000
cor¬
liamson, Secretary
of the Port
Commission, will receive sealed
porate
purpose • bonds
offered
April 15—v. 185, p. 1570—were
awarded to a group composed of
bids until 4 p.m.
Continental Illinois National Bank
for the
eral
Offering
Harold
(PST)
on
Wil¬
May 14
purchase of $100,000 gen¬
Dated May
May 1 from 1959
obligation bonds.
1, 1957.
Due
to
inclusive.
1967
five
—
years
on
from
Callable
date
of
after
issue.
Frantz
Hutchinson
St. Francis,
payable
at
the
County Treasurers office, or at
the State's fiscal agency in New
York City.
Legality approved by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horo¬
(J-D)
79-137
Co.,
&
Co.; and First Southeast Co.
Callable after 10 years from
•
Canyon), Tex.
j
(PST)
June 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
Bond
West Texas State
Bond
„
-
on
H.
to-Van
Company, of
$55,000 2%s. Due
1963
$102,000
receive
a.m.
sive.
improvement refund¬
was
follows:
and
bonds
9—
v.
185, p. 1570—were sold to the
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
County (P. O. Cuero),
11
May 3 for the purchase of
$625,000 general obligation school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Due
■
Fort
until
1 for the purchase of $250,000 building bonds. Dated May : 1/
;-,v
r
Wesleyan
Dec. 15 frpm
inclusive.
Due
-1965
to
on
'
will
Treasurer,
bids
on
on
Texas
$74,000 3^s.
sealed
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
County
of Baltimore; Com¬
merce Trust Co., of Kansas City;
Ohio
Company;
Dwinnell,
1957. Due on May 1 from 1958 to The
& Hill; Charles King
1977 inclusive. Bonds due in 1967, Harkness
&
Co.; McDonald & Co.; First
and thereafter are callable as of
National Bank, of Oklahoma City;
May 1, 1966. Interest M-N. Legal¬
Anderson
&
Strudwick; Bruns,
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Nordeman
&* Co.;
ReinhoMt
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
May
,
H.
J.
—
of
Superintendent
Offering—Jens S. Bugge,
Bond
Dist. No. 1-B
awarded to the
First National Bank of Memphis.
1569
p.
Washington
County Fresh Water Supply
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
Harris
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school
(P. O. Port Angeles),
&
Trust
Sachs &
Co.T
Inc.;
Co.,
100.74,
Goldman,
Burns, Corbett &
29qs, at a price
basis of about 2.62%.
and
Pickard, Inc..
of
Chicago;
Co.; Braun, Bosworth &
a
as
Wis.
Bend Offering—Fred J.
Schoen-
will
receive
dorf,
City
Clerk,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(CST)
on
April 25 for the purchase of $126,-
4
'
Commercial
The
30
000 general obligation local im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
*: 1961 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
Jk Quarles, of Milwaukee.
bonds
The
•••.•
Financial Chronicle
and
(1940)
Lines, Spooner
Quarles of Milwaukee.
&
Bond
fire
School
Protestant
Board, Que.
Interest F-A.
school building bonds was sold to
La Maison Bienvenu,
Sale—An issue of $24,000
at
protection bonds was sold to
price of 96.00,
a
a
Ltd.,
as
price of 97.10, a basis of about
Feb.
1
sive.
from
1958
Due
A-O.
teau, jointly, as 5^s, at a price of
Que.
$420,000
sold
was
Inc., at
April
to
price
1
Viateur
from
Longueuil, Que.
Debenture
Sale
to
D'Angliers School
at
bonds
Laurent,
was
Inc.,
An
March 19 — v.
awarded to the
Channer Securities Company, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
30st of about 3.85%, as follows:
bonds offered
sold
and
to
Gaston
Florido
Mat¬
1
a
Due on April
from 1958
inclusive. In¬
1977
to
terest A-O.
New Intact*-
,
1958
$29,500,000
1
March
Due on
33/4S.
from
1972 inclusive.
to
1 from
50,000 4s. Due on March
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
ia,
WYOMING
I3ig Horn County School District
No. 17 (P. O. Basin), Wyo.
4%, 314% and 3Vi% Bonds
$214,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
April 9—v. 185,
the State of
ing bonds offered
1571—were sold tp
Wyoming.
t>.
Dated
May 16, 1957. Due $1,180,000 each July 1, 1958-82, inclusive. Coupon
Bonds in denomination of $1,000,
registerable
principal only. Prin¬
as to
cipal and interest (January 1, 1958 and semi-annually thereafter)
MATURITIES, COUPONS AND
payable at the office of The Philadelphia National Bank,
YIELDS OR PRICES
CANAOA
Fiscal
Agent for the City of Philadelphia.
—
1958
of
issue
An
$80,000 5V4% water works deben¬
J. L. Graham &
Interest
Co.,
Ltd.,
and
Bankers Bond
Corp., Ltd., jointly, at a price of
99.02.
Due on April 1 from 1958
from Federal Income Taxes under
Sale
—
issue
An
1958 to
Feb. 1 from
Due
'4977
These Bonds, authorized for various municipal
■'
Sale
Debenture
•
sold
of
town debentures
Gouinlock &
5%%
$358,000
was
is obligated to
issue
An
—
Bell.
to
Company. Due on April 1 from
4958 to
1977 inclusive.
Interest
Sale
Debenture
out
limitation
& Company.
1977
to
3»/4
31/4
100
'
7:7'7
price)
31/2
330
31/2
3.35
sufficient to pay the principal of said
1973-74
31/2
3,40
IS75-76
3>/2
3.45
inheritance taxes, which the City
1977-79
31/2
100
retain therefrom under
19£0-82
3'/2
991/2
as
rate or amount,
to
Bonds and the interest thereon. The
principal of and the interest
for any tax or taxes except
on
authorizing ordinances provide that the
the Bonds will be payable without deduction
gift, succession
Philadelphia
pursuant to any present or
assumes
issue
An
3.15
3.20
1971-72
be required to
may
or
thereon
pay
or
price)
«
pace
future law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl¬
vania. all of which taxes, except as above
(Accrued interect to be added
provided, the City of Philadelphia
.
and agrees to pay.
of
deben¬
Bell, Gouinlock
tures was sold to
4958
—
township
5Vz%
$600,000
3.15
3"/4
1969-70
or
(P. O.
Thorold), Ontario
Thorold Township
4
levy ad valorem taxes upon the taxable property therein, with¬
of
A-O.
H 3.10
counsel named below will when executed and delivered, constitute valid and
legally binding general obligations of the City of Philadelphia, and the City
Pembroke, Ontario
4
1967-68
in the opinion of
purposes,
inclusive.
on
73.00 7
1966
Pennsylvania and New York
of
privately by J. L. Graham & Co.,
2.90
4
1963
opinion, for Savings Banks and
our
4
1961
$49,500 6% public school construc¬
tion
debentures
was
purchased
"Ltd.
2.75
1962
Ontario
Township,
Middleton
7
2.60
4
1960
Existing Statutes
2.30^
4;.;'
V;'
1965
Legal Investments, in
Trust Funds in
Debenture
.
Price
1964
inclusive.
1977
Exempt, in the opinion of counsel named below,
or
4%
1959
tures was sold to
tjo
Couonii
Due
Exeter, Ontario
Sale
r
Yields
ONTARIO
Debenture
The above Bonds
Due on April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
are
offered, subject to prior sale before
and received by us and subject to the
and
Messrs.
or
after
appearance
of this advertisement, for delivery when, as and if issued
unqualified approving joint legal opinion of Messrs. Townsend, Elliott & Munson
Dilworth, Paxson,
Kalish & Green, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
.
A-O.
«*•
Metropolitan Separate Sch.
Iforonto
Board, Ontario
Sale
Debenture
$1,100,000
sold to
a
-Graham
of
Bank
of
debentures was
group composed of J. L.
&
Co., Ltd.; Canadian
Ltd.
Due
April
on
1977 inclusive.
1958 to
1
The
School
Board
serves
practically
the
entire
area
of
Metropolitan Toronto.
Proceeds
Separate
debentures
these
of
will foe used
construction
the
.Cor
The First National City
Harris Trust and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Bank of New York
schools
of
school
and
which have
C. J. Devine & Co.
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
been
Board's school
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Incorporated
"
<
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust
necessary
Debenture
Sale
An
—
issue
of
1958
to
Incorporated
Bache & Co.
Newark, N. J.
The Illinois
;
OeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine
Company
Incorporated
City, Mo.
Sterne, Agee & Leach
of Memphis
was
as
of
to
and
at
a
price of 93,
6.599%.
about
Due
1967
in Nashville
*
J. W.
bonds
sewer
sold to J. E. Laflamme,
5%s,
4957.
Third National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Thomas & Company
Sparks & Co.
Seasongood & Mayer
Dolphin & Co.
ianney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.
Penington, Coiket & Co.
M. B. Vick & Company
Anderson & Strudwick
Sale—An issue of $20,000
works
water
The First National Bank
Gregory & Sons
»'
QUEBEC
Chute-Aux-Outardes, Quebec
Robert Winthrop & Co. '
Francis I. duPont & Co.
City National Bank & Trust Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Bond
Butcher & Sherrerd
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke
inclusive.
1977
,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
Roosevelt & Cross
Laidlaw & Co.
Barr Brothers & Co.
Kansas
$87,000 6% village debentures was
sold to J. L. Graham & Company,
at a price of 97.52. Due on March
»
Hornblower & Weeks
Company of Chicago
F. S. Smithers & Co.
Dick & Merle-Smith
attendance.
Mercantile Trust Company
-
First of Michigan Corporation
Dean Witter & Co.
new
additions,
made
Blair & Co.
Tweed, Ontario
from
Salomon Bros. & Hutzier >
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Savings Bank
by the continuing growth of the
4
The Philadelphia National Bank
Commerce, and Dawson
Hannaford
from
issue
An
—
51/2%
on
Dated
May
1
a
Ltd.,
basis
May
from
1.
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Provident
Mullaney, Wells & Company
Savings Bank & Trust Company
J, R. Ross & Co.
J. B. Hanauer & Co.
Brooke & Co.
John C. Legg & Company
Newhard, Cook & Co.
1958
Walter Stokes 8c Co.
inclusive.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Win. J. Mericka & Co.
Harrison & Co.
Dorion, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$567,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
l*roup
composed of the Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
Credit-
Quebec, Inc., Florido Matteau, and
Fahnestock & Co.
April 22, 1957.
Glover, MacGregor & Co.
George K. Baum & Company
Byrd Brothers
.
•
06
o^s and 5*4s
as
price of 94.77.
185, p. 1332—were
$140,000
issue
Belanger, Inc., and Gaston Lau¬
rent, Inc., jointly,
Sale—An issue of $84,000
school
—
$409,500 city debentures was sold
Commission, Que.
Bond
1 from 1958
A-O.
April
on
to 1967 inclusive. Interest
Interest
777 v/
St.
Due
97.07.
a
on
inclusive.
1977
to
5* 2s,
inclu¬
1967
to
Leclerc,
93.36.
basis of about
Interest F-A.
a
T.
bonds
1958
6.53%. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Forget & Forget, Ltd., as S^s, at
parish
Rene
of
Bond Sale—An issue of $148,000
Riviere, Que.
Grande
Park
Greenfield
1976 inclu¬
Aug. 1 from 1957 to
sive.
5*2%
Due
Monday, April 22, 1957
Sale—The $190,000 build-
Dond
tog
1, 1956.
.
Wis.
Salem),
West
Aug.
Bond Sale—An issue of
M-N.
Interest
6.98%. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
(Village) and
Hamilton (Town) Joint Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O.
Salem
West
on
1,
1958 to
;*ality approved by
Dated
6.15%.
Ste. Genevieve Parish,
May 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
0Y2S, at
price of 95.01. a basis of about
May
Interest M-N. Le-
inclusive.
1962
dated
are
May 1 from
1957. Due on
McNeil and Matha, Inc., as
a
..
V
'
.
.
.
.
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