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In 2 Sections
Section 1
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OF
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MlCH'GAN
APR 3 0
1956
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Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 183
f:,'
New York 7,
Number 5529
General Corporation
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Acme Steel Co.—Sales & Earnings Up
"
Steel
INSURANCE
-
*
In This Issue
for the first quarter of this year of $1,863,144 after taxes,
21% from the corresponding quarter of 1955, and represent
of 94 cents per share in 1956 compared to 78 cents per
in 1955.
/
•-
-Profits
While
Carl
Stock and Bond Quotations
^
Chairman, stated he thought Acme Steel was
greatest expansion in 75 year, Frederick M.
Gillies, President, warned of the problems of financing growth out of
the
on-
Sharp,
J.
threshold
of
its
American
meager profits
left after high taxes and inadequate allowances
depreciation.
Mr. Gillies said that whereas Acme Steel over the
years
had been able to plow back earnings into new buildings and
equipment, while at the same time paying shareholders over half
the
Boston
rowed
money
the
to
"Acme
long
the
of
"has
about as far
gone
as
at
and
that
how
of
avenues
many
Midwest
modern
may
where
or
become
this
a
would
be
have been explored with
producing a part of our
the year end."
De¬
accomplished could not be
Net
.
sales
•
Net
income
1,680,121
$1,861,144
♦On basis of 1,986,648 shares
—
$0.78
Months
—V.
loss
for
183,
183, p.
terms.—V.
merger
Ended
1105.
(<& Subs.)—Reports Loss—
Co.
March
period—.—.
082,244,
This
39
40
equal
$144,575
first
share,
a
weeks
12
Earnings Off—
this
of
amounted
year
to
$1,-
the 1,355,448 shares now outstanding.
on
with $1,554,428 for the corresponding period of 1955,
$1.15 a share on present shares outstanding or $1.39 a
the 1,117,650 shares outstanding a year ago.
(
to
on
of
the
80 cents
or
$4,204,346
$68,199
compares
share
sales
the
for
the
textile
first
were
resulted
version
of
1956
off about 4%.
primarily from
to
tires
for
lower,
Suprenka,
of
'p. 1469.
•
'
■
•
'
\
'•
''1.
•
company's
183,
'
.
'
'
the
and
purposes.—V.
industrial
and
com-
the first twelve
10%
were
manufacture
the
yarn
$14,833,096,
for
sales
reduction in industrial yam
of production due to con-
The
loss
of
were
$15,395,485
of
yarn
facilities
of
super-strength
new
sales
industrial
Sales
yarn
weeks
12
near-record
1955.
shipments
-
$2,792,282
:—
,
for
income
1955
1956
31—
American Enka Corp.—Sales &
Net
-
-t.1 ?>f
*
'''
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/,v. American Gas & Electric Co.—Outlook Good—
Exchange.—. 35
Stock
under
989.
p.
of
American
companies
between American Barge Line and Biaske
approval by the Interstate Commerce Com¬
will receive 35,711 shares of American
—
Net
*
with
Averages.
only
American Colortype
Three
Net
and Bond
the
stockholders
stock
Line
weeks
Stock
Transactions
,
needs
Blaskj
pared
Markets
assisted
Co.
Sales
45
47,
35
Section
&
"
36
36
Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.— 35
$1,541,723
,___—$0.94
.
Barge
National Quotation
■
—
—
—_
♦Earnings per share___
Memphis,
,
reported
Freres
Lazard
consolidation,
Inc.,
Exchange.:—————_ 42
Dow-Jones
3,221,844
2,018,427
;■*"->
,
.
3,881,571
_
Stock
Another
mission.
15
27
3JL
36
and
Co.
&
President,
Jr.,
negotiations.
41
Over-the-Counter
1955 "
$30,272,000 $24,780,022
i—_
taxes
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
1956
.
—
income
Operating
Federal
■
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange-—
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
;
,
Exchange
Exchange.
Stock
Stock Exchange—
Montreal
before
Toronto
Quarter Ended March 31—
Exchange._____
their
Lines,
'
36
38
39
39
Stock Exchange
San Francisco
revealed at this time.
;
Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
of
reality
._
—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
approach
direction
the
in
move
a
Stock
Los Angeles
reducing costs by employment of the most efficient
We must now seek a way to provide our
basic
lower costs. This search has been In progress for
requirements
tails
.
time
result
steel
financing,
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
devices.
materials
raw
a
said,
Gillies
Mr.
permit in
mechanical
the high cost of
paid for by bor¬
which, in turn, adds
doing business.
Steel,"
methods
equity
additional
or
of
cost
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
profits in dividends, the time had come when
plant replacement and new construction has to be
:
Stock
New York
for
Eberstadt
in
'
l/V Page
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
New York
the
,
Calhoun,
F.
up
share
-
,
that American Barge and
Commercial Transport Corp. have agreed on a basis for consolidating
the two companies.. The agreement, he said, is subject to the working
out
of final
details, the approval of directors and stockholders of
both companies, and the approval of various governmental agencies.
Patrick
"
are
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Tennessee.
Company,
.earnings
Copy
a
Valley Barge Line Co. are jointly constructing a terminal at
Sharply—
Chicago, today reported first quarter sales
of $30,272,000, continuing the record high level of business established
in the previous quarter.
This is an increase of 22% compared with
first quarter sales last year of $24,780,000.
Acme
,
$1.25
and Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
N. Y, Monday, April 30, 1956
outstanding.—V. 183, p. 1361.
'•
Philip Sporn, President, at the annual meeting held April 25, predicted
will pass the $40-million mark for the first time. Based
electric
energy
sales of 21.2-billion kilowatt hours and revenues
of close to $280-million, he visualized earnings for the current year
of
$41.5
to
$42-milllon.
These
gains would
represent an increase
1956 earnings
on
L
.Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
March—
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,522,178
railway
368,730
683,897
345,271
,
206,992
Income
oper.
*
452,027
175,975
The
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
183,
4,584,323
4,520,062
1,317,906
680,573
1,397,226
571,551
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
4,589,164
1,135,097
railway
railway—..
4,889,460
\
678,974
1,464,433
587,524
Federal
1609.
p.
48
:
48
*
Chairman—
48
continues
as
of
member
a
the
committee
finance
and
The
47
The Course of Bank Clearings..
OF
STATEMENT
of
operating
administrative
revenues
$166,042,697 $149,467,812
—
Privately—
depletion*
last
115,964,619
10,751,468
129,703,160
12,434,277
,
Dividends,
from
interest
$23,905,260
1,112,002
to
March 30 sold privately 5yf00 shares of
6% cumulative preferred stock at par ($100 per share)
of
to institutional investors.
This
—V.
will
stock
182,
be
Interest and
operations
miscellaneous
and
Net
expenses
income
income
$23,680,258
on
7
1,823,215
debentures
income
1,823,215
10,148,557
10,456,195
taxes
$11,708,486
$12,737,852
Earnings per share (average number of shares
9,620,020 in 1956,
9,565,521t
in
t$1.22
$1.32
1955)
♦Including amortization of defense facilities for 1956 $5,818,728 and
tAdjusted for 5%
*955: $5,575,02$.
the
to
junior
5V4%
preferred stock.
cumulative
183,
dividend in December
stock
1955.
Consolidated
$16,058,166,
to
25,000,000:
15.—V.
183,
1610.
p.
net
sales
for
the
first
months
three
of
1956
increased
Up 31.7% in 1955
uo
operating
31.7%
this company for 1955 totaled
$12,190,039 revenue total recorded in
revenues
over
the
■
'
,
1
cu
the
330,£00
Working
$1,415,361
was
income
shares
outstanding
at Dec. 31,
end 1954.
announced that
capital
at
for
$1,234,440
of
in
1955
1955,
compared
1954,
wa6
..
$2,306,896
contrasted
with
year
also
shareholders
April 21 voted to Increase the authorized com¬
on
1,000,000 shares (par $4) to 2,000,000 shares (par $4).
shares from
also
Shareholders
voted
in
favor
of
options to certain
stock
granting
officers and key executives.—V.
American's
American Machine
182,
p.
602.
Power
the
Barge
and
the
and
of
an
Association
Atomic
Energy
President
Machine &
American
&
Foundry Co.—To Build Reactor
the Rural Cooperative
on
April 19 by
within about 18 months
following completion of negotiations between the Elk River Coopera¬
tive and the AEC, according to Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, Chairman
Construction
.
with
$829,302 for 1954. Earnings were equivalent to $3.68 a share on the
335,000 outstanding shares for 1955, and compared with $2.51 a share
net
that
of
'
Consolidated
the
believe
to
although all-time records may not con¬
remaining nine months of 1956, there existed
the corporation's upward trend would not
stated that,
Murdough
sustained.
be
of
1954.
1469.
p.
June
on
shares
dollar volume of sales and profits for any calendar
corporation's history was announced on April 21 for
months of 1956 by Thomas G. Murdough, President.
throughout
reason
The
American Barge Line Co.—Revenue
It
—V.
and
of
be effective upon filing at m
certificates for additional shares
1955.
Mr.
1906.
p.
—Plans Consolidations—
Federal
will
$12,894,607,
to
tinue
$22,751,725
928,533
$25,017,262
income
in
year.
mon
Gross
9%
compared with $10,727,222 for the same period
Profits, after provision for Federal taxes, increased 30.76%
$515,768, compared with $394,428 reported
for the first quarter
20.2%
no
expenses
and
three
Consolidated
The company on
1955
1956
and operating, selling and
goods sold
Depreciation
to
.•
*
a
EARINGS
the
in
first
the
Allied Finance Co.—Preferred Stock Sold
COMPARATIVE
Quarter Ended March 31—
Cost
17
May
on
shareowners
to
highest
quarter
director,
and
mailed
number
split
the
8%
and
.
recommended lVz-Ior-l split of the
value from $5 to $10 per share, and
a
par
authorized
that
amendment
be
in
revenues-
American Hospital Supply Corp.—New Records—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The corporation on April 25 announced that Kerby H. Fisk, a director
of the company and a financial consultant, has been appointed Chair¬
man
of the Finance Committee
of
the Board.
He succeeds Eugene
Sales
will
the
expected
charter
Reserve Banks
who
is
approved
change
a
in
in
•
...
,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—New
Meyer
stock,
8Vz7o
sales,
..
shareowners
Increase
an
It
Banks of
System
Reserve
'
common
f
Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
In
\7o
earnings.
From Jan. 1—
Foreign
of
1955
over
Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
54
Dividends Declared and Payable
14
General Corporation &
$1,755,656
$1,588,718
549,798
269,334
$1,883,292
railway
Miscellaneous Features
1953
1954
1955
1956
from
Gross
of
atomic
of
Elk
power
River,
Commission,
AMF
reactor for
Minn.,
will
Atomics,
approved
begin
Inc.,
subsidiary
a
of
American
Foundry Co., which will build the reactor.—V. 183, p. 1958.
Mississippi
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.American
Natural
Consolidated
for
the
sharei on
stock
earnings
average
"Our
"and
ended
with
our
Higher—
new
end
1956,
31.
to
and
the
of
and
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
share
a
period,
Ralph
$4.39
to
T.
supply
favorable
a
look
we
forward
to
the
he
Glore,
The
added,
future
Pipe
Line
fields
Drexel
with
1,
the
In
date
to
the
the
first
filing
utilize
similar
American
cubic
feet
Milwaukee
said.
Granting
completed
by
being
Merrill
in
Gas
for
day
Spring
extra
of
June
A.
has
Light
present
no
C.
A.
Equitable
and
for
Fulton,
add
another
to
sell
W.
At
the
boost
or
time,
same
in
the
Mr.
Co.
annual
Craig said
H.
construction
of
$1,643,000,000
the
the
companies
$2,100,000,000,
meet
In
System
American
is
$457
or
In
spent
1957."
he
serving
Viscose
to
double
corporation
S.
at
plans
Tompkins,
laboratory
The
Research
two
floors
ing
except
The
said.
split
million
will
amount
of
the
above
the
building at
According
research
necessitated
markets
past
Net
The
220,000
future
Division,
will
by
the
take
Jet
expected
American
Vice
be
whole
Glass
also
for
ry.
183,
completed by
occupies
in
a
,
now
the
end
of
Mr.
is
diversifying
tripled in the
of
-V
1956
•
in
1956
be
Into
common
stock
is
next year.—
than
1955
-
$319,960
174,379
,
convertible,- unless
May
ion price of $75 per share of
effective date of the 2-for-l stock
*4
•
31,
If
initial
an
April
30,
1956,
$37.50 thereafter.
and
,2
30,
one
1961,
before
or
30,
chare
$1
1966
equal
equal
the
to
sale
of
redeemed
$o.ou
June
public
each
pansion
case
The
a
the
dividends
to
the
preferred
stock
written notice at
net
offering
proceeds
to
the
company's
price
be
for
an
plus
be
used
which
properties.
by
in
the
part
balance
will
be
PRESENT
„
and
ments
to
May
Cumulative
in
Initial
Stock
(par
from
in
of
added
its
of
common
was
issuance
Plan
and
upon
conversion
266,667
split,
to
under
shares
of. the
stock
in
in
30c
be
1956,
An
40c
increased
30,
1956,
was
1955
per
of
in
stock
stock
stockholders
of
the
four
of
dividends
public offering
original
quarterly
dividends
June
stock
18,
split,
payable
1956.
i
the
of
of
crude
from
-'116
the
petroleum
products
oil
by
and
natural gas);
company
business
of
and
the
produces;
pipeline,
natural
and
its
the
by
gas
sale
on
are
transportation
t«nk ^rs, anfl
(including
ox
the
in
liquid
and
the
some
before
materials
the
•
level
prospect
the
of
with
of
offices
are
manu¬
products
extracted
products.
engage
in
the
182,
achieved
be
of
In
1J55,
of
1
this
the
$3,698,000,
"
the
totaled
based
the
on
the
in
to
of
business
new
the
Capital
highest
the
of
He
any
in
year
the
relatively
next
in
few
economic
the
the
and
Act."
outstanding
1974,
5'/2%
104.76%
at
debentures
n stock
at
common
into
$22
and
fully
subordinated
accrued
paid
New
Payment
York
will
15,
N.
be
interest.
made
Y.—V.
than
shares
shares;
5%
each
at
the
New
182,
p.
714.
found
San
and
owned
by
,-i
Atlas,
which
each
Airfleets
share;
common
2.4
shares
new
4
$20
value cumulative
par
share
a
common
share;
shares
new
for
each
San
for
Diego
share;
preferred
effective
preferred
stock,
on
of
preferred stock for each share
of shares of preferred stock which
1,250,000 shares. If rights are exercised
total number
"that
to
the
be
terms
paid
overreach.ng
rata
pro
shares
will
the
among the stock¬
merging
the1
companies/
the
of
proposed merger, including
received, are reasonable and fair and
the part of any person concerned, and
or
on
consistent with
are
the
concerned
stated
with
and
policies of
the
the
general
registered
purposes
in¬
the
of
stockholders had urged that the Wasatch stock
participation, but the Commission concluded "that
are generous to them,
although within the range
The Commission also rejected contentions of
certain stock¬
that the requirements of Section 17(b) of the
not been met because the terms of the
of
Albuquerque
proposed
not
reached
the
ties
of
of
by arm's-length bargaining, that the
the applicants for the Albuquerque stock
will
merger
enable
Albuquerque.
stockholder
the
merger
involve
Upon
Atlas
contentions,
fair
are
to
asset
too
values
low,
and
appropriate corporate opportuni¬
consideration of all pertinent factors and
the
Commission
the stockholders
overreaching.—V.
any
transactions
net
are
to
183,
concluded
of
that
Albuquerque
1106.
p.
;
Atomic Instrument Co.—Proposed
Baird
Associates,
Science
Axe
to
and
for
and
&
is
Mrs.
appear
1956,-all
due
Inc.
below.—V.
Electronics
share
of
Trust
the
In
Ruth
the
and
terms
not
no
v
«
r
the
shareholders
them
"But
of
1,
who
net
wanted
the
reported
and
the
$9.54
available
assets
and
make
the
corporation
the
corpo¬
to
for
investment
a
share
and
thus
shareholders.
was
exchange
$9.66
investment
fund.
organized early in
sell
their
rather
shares
than
reverse
happened when the
prioe—with
the
result
that
to
ap¬
2.
age
management is
also
other
features
if
to
necessary
Stock
are
sold.
are
that
program
May
atomic
shares
fund
American
directors
by
1955
would
it
was
in
the
decreased."—V.
first
ma-ket
while
price
the
quaroer
183, p.
of
felt
generaUy
redeeming
fell
asset
1956
that
dispose
them,"
said.
from
its
the
corporation
on
of
meeting
year-old
changes
the
on
proposed
change-over, she said
directors
and
that a continuous offering of shares will main¬
corporation
the
redemption
of
mutual
the
believes
increase
or
"When
the
open-end' mutual
an
board
new
investment
1610.
p.
annual
the
no
President,
approve
open-end
management
tain
Axe,
insured
to
the
the
of
but
183,
trading
by
at
shares
explaining
benefit
of
the
Merger—
Corp.—To Become Open-
changed
from
shareholders
H.
an
an
be
redeemable
are
shareholders
ration
will
withdrawn
recommendations
now,
planning
the
"on
March
convert
by
company
expansion
is
shares
of
As
in
There
may
proved
and
change
corporation
its
Exchange,- if
.company—■
plants"
York
Airfleets,
'
'*
will be convertible, at the
option of the
date of the merger into full
the
of
The
companies
have
the
and
continue
months.
may
V.
exchange ratios
that
quarter
specialties
debentures,
Holders
Corp.,
Corp.
Pictures
shares
for
Albuquerque
six-tenths
indicated by
1955.
little
22,
..
Certain Wasatch
were
earnings
non-assessablei shares -dff class A
principal amount of debentures for
stock.
Broadway,
convertible
May
of
compensation),, will be converted into new
following basis: 4 new shares for each
new
after
accorded greater
Act
of
stock
on
cars
thereby
freight
of fairness."
1956, he declared,. are expected
the company's history-
has called for Redemption
orders
train
cars,
owner
1750.
RKO
the 1,250,OGO shares will be allotted
holders
Armstrong Rubber Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
company
Atlas
they
Axe
The
eacn
stock.
not involve
that
Offering—A
common
largest
of
groups
freight
the
on
2.4
common
considerations
no
at
periods
large-scale
company's
both
of
presently outstanding capital stock
(other
without
days
of
vestment
increase
1956
strength
"The
orders
.
'this
industrial
for
added:
of
many
expenditures
for
is
over
signs
year."
at
products,
outlook
Co.,
the
merger,
Atlas
40
weighted average
in
which
Approved by SEC—
holders of the other merging companies.
In granting the exemption sought by
the
quarter
Oil
Atlas common stock
Commission
share
said;.-",We
general business,
markets
served, .by
to
announced
RKO, and the bal-.
•
April,
for
flooring
The
23
by
the
as
End Mutual Fund—
April
on
for
cars
approximate, 6800
bearings.—V. 183,
be so issued is limited to
ance of
,
share
respective
shares
was
for the issuance of a greater number of shares,
first be issued in the full amount to stockholders of
secondary offering of 33,000
(par $1) was made on April 26
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $34 per share.
It was completed.
—V. 183, p. 1853.
-
of
share;
new
of
See
are
during
common
orders
ownership
will
position
companies
for
new
basis
may
share.
case
placing of
the
freight
total
Associated
-
per
$62,773,000
built
be
deliveries
calling
,
common
.
to
with
13 new shares for each Wasatch $6
shares for each Wasatch common share.
for
of common
are
estimated
■,
.
Line's
proposed
RKO
new
shares
of
at
'
first
1957,
cars,
Pa.,
share;
1.3
The
be
per
to
bearings
roller
canceled
5.25
holder,
posi¬
•
$.72
or
$.64
or
hopper
type
quarter,
-
the
addition
Line's
-
are
which
type
Greenville,
.
share
new
and
three
pellets
4.6%
at
1957.
1st
with
Division
April 19 announced the issuance of a decision
exempting
of the Investment Company Act various transac¬
the proposed merger with and into this
corporation of
affiliated companies of Atlas: Wasatch
on
stock
common
$190,000,000,
ago;, and
year
a
at
year
for
with
common
ex--
Armstrong
industrial
spe¬
products,
$3,286,000
sales
principal
progress
Secondary
t
be
eveiy
ore require¬
supplied from
a
Co.
company shops.
of 3,011 cars represented
Coast
the
common
Atlas
Cur¬
addition
2462.
p.
Car
rock
Foundry
Line
total
merging
to
are
V
-
American
Car
and
deliveries to commence in
the. provisions
our
now
-
each
and
that
end
schedule."
to
the
Under
„
now
secure
•
Industries, at St. Charles, Mo.,
November, 1956; 800 70-ton cement
.phosphate
in
are
following
Albuquerque
Inc.-,
of
quarter
ore-
ACF
by
D.ego Corp.
owned
iron
Houston
"
1956
$58,814,000
prospects
products.
program
June
petroleum
to
full
on
April
20
announced
the
placing
freight train cars, consisting of: 800
pulpwood cars, to be built by American
1800
quarter,
cars
Coast
This
over-all
>
20
The SEC
Mining Com¬
jointly by
production.
which
flooring
months
common
the. three
packaging
•
manufactured pe¬
by t„nk trucks. sale
intend to continue
character outlined above.
cost
shortage
earnings -over the first
B?.ckstrand, President,
J.
President,
about
158,249
53,127
/.
tions involved in
Reserve
1955.
in
Backstrand,
of
2nd
equipped
from
stainless
when
fourth
plant cost about
investment.
said.—V.
outstanding
split of the
3-for-l
optimistic
of
oi
manufactured
In
in
at
estimated
are
per
shares
554,872
169,014
,
Atlas Corp.—Consolidations
products.
of
earnings
of.
J.
40c
in
/cars
be
another
extreme
"The
now.
sound
a
C.
compared
quarter
$.65
or
share
by
with
taxes,
quarter
last
508,462
in
with
port
Steel
in
continuing
prices
mill
and
on
extent
the
in
Bay,'Minn.,
This
furnace
three
compared
shares of
gathering lines;
subsidiaries
general
first
stock,
first
the
•each
on
in Delaware in 1930.
company and its wholly-owned
subsidiaries constitute a fully
integrated oil corporation, operated
entirely within the United States
Its
present
activities
include:
exploration-.for
and
production
of
crude oil and natural
gas; operation of crude oil
troleum
be
are
"
executive
The
some
ore.
project
common
2-for-l
record
strip
electrical
$111,000,000
to
Silver
ore.
materials
were
corporation, whose principal
Oklahoma City,
Okla., was organized
of
the
C.
,
share
iron
increase
packaging
after
554,666
214,065
•
223,450
built
delivered,.. Coast
\ equipped with roller
will, ' of
Mr.t Gray "revealed.
production
first quarter of
12.5%
the
1,001,155
574,946
of
are
Mr.
will
high
be
Pa.,
freight
When
»
Large Expansion Planned—
of
The
facture
in
reflect
Re-
regular quarterly
BUSINESS—The
located
and
920,269
\
mate¬
raw
fuel
the
hot
new
of
authorized.
Gray
announced
$3,363,000
shares
company's
preferred
Mr.
a
common
in
1,6261866 shs!
common
about
Corp.,
blast
the
building
Sales
of
paid making a total
quarterly dividend of 50c per share
anu
on
April 19,
1956, a quarterly
declared on the shares of
outstanding after the
to
paid
since
year
of
share
per
has
During
extra
March
on
of
each
1946.
an
share.
paid
the
"The
alleviated
prove
was
cialties,
number
100 000
will
the
in
57,581
1,037,658
1,068,058
«
187,314
>•.
President,
,
is
into
taconite
and
it
produces
building
and
per
dividend
29,
stock
Option
stock
share
$2
2-for-l
for
series.
common
sales
1955,
in
use
200 000 shs
the
higher,"
further; advance
7
illustrated
production
was
come
reserves,"
company
77,833
1953
$344,488
;
placed
built
there
Armstrong Cork Co.—Sales & Earnings Up—
$10,500 000
3,000,000 shs.
to
reserved
for
76,160
"
•.'•
1954
$317,594
176,044
..
7 Louis, Mo.; 300 40-foot 50-ton box cars, to be built in Atlantic
Coast
Line company shops; .100 pulpwood
ilat cars, to be
built
in Coast
Line company shops; and 311 wet-rock
phosphate hopper cars, to be
-
will -*
if
advance
pellets we will receive this year, in
Labrador, will take care of practically all of
ore
Per
$10)
effect
are
-
pro¬
there
of
more
taconite
except
The
$50),
convertible
be
costs
wage
will
and
stating:
pioneering
it
sure
195,308
by Atlantic Coast Line late in
1955, and which
are
undelivered, namely: 500 50-foot 50-ton box cars of
advanced
design, to be built by American Car and Foundry Division at St.
.
program
Steel
great
1955
$368,398
206,588
Division,
to
70-ton
April
the
to
400,000 shs.
DIVIDENDS—The company
per
a
are
from
In
issuance
for
we
Texas
Outstanding
$12,000,000
stock
(par
giving
rtserved
initial
series,
stock
f.tricted
Republic
is
earnings,
instal¬
series...
stock
•After
common
in
1973
preferred
issuable
•Common
1,
due
the
wages,
Improvement,"-
will be
furnaces
and
"The
ore
FINANCING
Authorized
,
.
notes,
promissory
Vice
project
Southwest
$61,520,000
TO
in
buy."
President,
respect to reserves of
facilities at Babbitt and
"This
reserves.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
however,
third quarter
should
months
we
with
Armco
the
payment
for
steel
more
substantially. full
out,
the
in
Another
spending
latest
the
Ry.—Earnings—
yet
as
ingot
share
per
company
for
few
'
costs
and
is
being produced from
of
dividends
incurred
was
The
amount
produce
Houston, Tulsa, and Kansas City plants."
*
''.//"
Gray stated that Armco was now in an exceedingly
pany
'
4%
the
16,703,083
$384,082
commence
Greenville
were
Armco's
Mr.
tion
capital for use as needed in the
expansion and improvement
plants and in the exploration for
and
development of additional
crude
in
electric
and
of
purposes
accrued
received
forking
r*f
after
year
the
after
date
to
,200
on
attending
■;
II
completion of our present
6,200,000 tons, or 91.5%,"
pointed
Increases
services
Executive
this
new
1961
redeemed
stockholders
War
to
Berwick,
ahead
years
to
conditions
past
wage
and
company
steel
30,
accrued
preferred stock will
short-term bank debt
of
30,
if
the
in
f.
'
'
already complete with two new
hearth furnaces at Middletown,-Ohio, in production in less than
open
1971, and at an amount per
offering price if redeemed after
the
of
expansion
June
snare
redeem
30
upon
**3,500,000
after
per
the
steel
inflation.
expansion
of
14,981,374
underframe
Foundry
cars,
The
program.
"Part
37.913:922
7,354,579
-
1956
total
a
steel
-
the
$
.
^
-|.
Davis,
for
cast
and
by
-
rently,
*
1854.
McD.
deliveries
at
cost
for
>
$
33,574.907
income—
oper.
orders
and
about $25,000,000.
This new mill, though larger and
is
to
replace
the
original hot strip'mill built in
in 1926 at a cost of about $2,000,000.
v
the end of World War II, Armco has spent-about
$300,-"
"Since
3y8%.^>
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
5,709,315
railway—%
railway.
commence
plant
000,000
days,
•
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Orders New
Equipment—
Car
powerful,
that
180-270
16,512,925,
Income
oper.
70-ton
serviced stjhe steel industry purchases have
1
7.
wage contracts will take place
In the near
of
higher
Gray,
will
more
ments
may
'
.
7
tons
of
present
further
are
fire
materials
L.
-
PROCEEDS
,
before
or
Initial
in
if
and
days'
such initial public
of redemption.
date
the
on
plus
company
fund
1966,
such
30, 1971,
redemption.
linking
share
30,
and
to
June
The
per
June
grades
the
'In
there
create
the
sheets
company may at any time, for purposes other
than for com- "
pliance with its sinking fund
obligations, redeem the whole or any
ipart of the preferred stock of the initial series
upon 30 days' written
l otice at an amount
per share equal to the Initial
public offering price
-(350.50 per share)
plus $1.50 per sh*"*0 if redeemed on or before
June
'".' .f t. \I;
'
,
.„
World
of
He
year.
building steel plants today by
being built at Butler for the
conver-
stock
common
split,
at
the
some
under
the
to
R.
previously.redeemed,
1966,
3,237,000
and
course,
2014.
p.
prices
and
12,527,479
-
183, p.
C.
of
Expansion—•
growth
President, to
supplies and
advanced substantially.
"Negotiations for new
of
$0.54
The
■l;a
,
.
company
expected
before.
He
anticipated
ever
declared.
3%,
50,141,781 140,284,348 131,754,799
33,628,856 106,709,441
93,840,877
'
railway
railway—
from
U'
/-V-vV,
stoppage.
Some users have been building up inventories
anticipation of a steel strike and an advance in price.
future.
145,581
$0.70
outstanding.—V. 182,
before
or
'4,
;
the
for
,
269,289
•
work
no
rials
205,540
said
pressure
Sebald
.
on
V-'
97,461
\
corporation's
from
throughout
less
the
excess
mortgage
36,695,696
*!
opers.
from
ry.
*—V.
said.
Sebald
duction
scattered.
$395,269
this
program,
Sebald
Mr.
(par $50—convertible on or before May
31, 1966)
$50.50 per share, plus accrued dividends. The
offer¬
ing was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
is
594,103
,
Plastics Corp., Eugene, Ore.—Files With
expressed by W. W. Sebald,
annual
meeting on April 19.
"During the period since the end
capacity
will
have
increased,
with
/.stock
stock
-
'
.
was
on
$189,729
preferred
ry.
Net
2,216,093
,
281,880
the
iat
new
2,060,156
153,084
•
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—Preferred Stock Sold—
Glore, Forgan & Co., and associates on April 24 offered
publicly 200,000 shares of 4V4% cumulative preferred
The
146,548
Armco Steel Corp.—To Continue
sepa¬
of
In
•
income
about
part
be
bank,
its
commercial paper rates
automobile finance
company
major
days,
49,223,175
expenses.
From Jan. 1—
'7 Gross
-rhopper
Optimism
a
to
reduce
1956—Month—1955
revenue.
from
from
Net
96,671
.
build¬
facilities
widely
are
_
270,400 shares
Net
218,863
•
advanced
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
>
of
charge
laboratory
taxes__—
Net earnings
•Earnings per share
on
375,091
1958.
p.
31—.
1750.
p.
Net
2,126,791
458,425
to
association.
by the
90-179
income..„
oper.
183,
Gross
$768,699
58,628
>
17
paid
27/8%;
fr.'ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
1953
.
157,161
100,858
—
2,309,840
railways-
oper.
added
•Based
7
:
$783,675
187,339
69,308
,
.
Writing Paper Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Income
Net
1,200
corporation on April 18 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 4,568 shares of capital stock to be offered' at* par ($10
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be U6ed for
working capital.
•
in
Federal
Net
Inc—
1954
•
$803,495
190,952
income—
rates
March—
1955
.
become
determined
878.
p.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
The
Departments.
President
of
larger sections
Quarter Ended March 31— ;*-•
Earnings before Federal income taxes.
Provision
Co.,
&
the
S
fl—1,200
1,200
Co
Alden
for
the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Ry.—Earnings—
.
$814,365
railway..—
railway
"Steel
•
&
Josey
if
employed
1,800
Co.—__—
&
April
on
New
days,
SEC
1610.
p.
H.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
location.
Cudd,
expansion
the
to
Hurd,
O'Neil,
railway
expansion
H.
the
of
some
2,500
Clegg
1%.
4 Period End. Mar.
'
1,800
2,500
Architectural
occupies
now
the
over
and
feet
square
the corporation's continued emphasis
products.
The research stall has nearly
and
Co.;
———
I.
of
and
.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc... 1,800
Grant-Brownell & Co.—1,200
1956
from
—V.
expansion.
which
Department
Hook
Herschel
of
for
by
years
project is
183,
used
Marcus
Dr.
&
2,500
Inc.—
be
may
indebtedness
3o-u9
183,
1,800
Rowles, Winston & Co......
1750."
oper.
from
Net
of right now," he added,
telephones."—V. 183, p. 1958.
room
Research
development,
and
few
the
to
and
Pierce
grocery.
securities
will
Its
association
1,800
2,500
Co
V.
Co..—1,800
Co.———;
Inc.
offered
1,800
From Jan. 1—
Gross
provision
structure,
space
ry.
record
To Expand Research and
Development
Textile
Rauscher,,
Co.—.
2,500
Sons..
Company,
from
from
Net
development quarters of this
have been announced by Gerald
include
five-story
a
for
Co
&
&
be
No
underwriting is involved.
continuously engaged since 1934 in
wholesale
of
the
requirements
company
of
are:
Corp.—.1,800
&
Inc...-.!-"-
Co.
Ryons
McCormick
2,500
Co
&
183,
Gross
to
and
Pa.,
The
also
&
&
Mnwaukee
"As
—
research
and
corporation's
rate
V.
will
This
4/a
per
Hook,
President.
space
The
Lester,
Corp.. 2,500
Co—__
Michigan
Illinois
4,000
—
&
of
4,000
Co.kt.
&
March—
stock
no
1955.
million
47
Corp.
the
Marcus
Garrett-Bromfield
sale
of
to
amount.
been
Associates Investment
Co.—Paper Rates Increased— -V
-
1,800
First
Blair
p.
(Inc.).
Co.
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings—
Development Facilities—
Plans
*
1,800
4,000
Co
Brown
&
Chapman ■&'CO...
California
the
other
or
has
Pan-
Inc.^.._... 1,800
Edwards,
4,000
—V.
1956
in
normal
loan,
Dittmar AT 3Com pany__——-1,800
J.
principal
cooperative
of
of
R.
Farwell,
a
Proceeds
1,800
Co
&
Whipple
Estabrook
Craig told the meeting that new orders for telephone service
considerably ahead of 1955,-and we expect this will be true for
the year
as
a
whole."
Barring unforeseen developments, "the Bell
System should be celebrating 50 million telephones in service when trie
Bed
&
—
Rhoades & Co.
The
Mr.
"the
Robertson
coast-
of
1,800
Co.
Registers
—
bonds,
100%
operation of
Dewar,
4,000
Co..—:—
&
Alex.
."are
shareholders
Securities
Seattle, Wash.
Exchange Commission—
on
corporation
working capital
Davis, Skaggs & Co.-^—-- 1,800
4,000
at
1,800
r
Bell
company
Union
corporation
Tne
1,800
4,000
Inc.
sale
Co.,
(Inc.)
Securities
William
its
dividend.
by
than
more
&
& Co,.
"First
Walker
Net
New
2,500
1
Dallas
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.. 2,500
*
slightly
Sullivan
Collins
Grocers, Inc.,
April 20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering 5,703 shares of common stock, to be offered
for sale
at
$50
per
share; $2,000,000 of 25-year 5% series
registered convertible debenture notes, to be
offered at 100% of
principal amount;
and $1,500,000 of
5%; serial coupon bearer
2,500
r-
Inc.
4,000
<fc
Langley
Bacon,
Plans Large
—
the company
Co
Inp... 4,000
Co.
Wertheim
company plans record outlays for-new construction this year
than $2 billion, Cleo F. Craig, President, said on
April 18.-
more
Bosworth,
Securities Corp.— 4,000
Reld
C.
G.
additional
program
the company
will sell an additional $5,000,000
stock to American Natural Gas Co.—V. 182,
p 2014.
This
Co...—.
&
8,500
Co.,
Republic
Kalman
of
&
Trask
Julien
Inc—-
& Co.,
This
Tucker, Anthony & Co..— 2,500
Blunt Ellis & Simmons..,.*. 1,800
Fen-
Co
Co.,
&
Brothers
Spencer
Securities
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Expansion in 1956—No Stock Split—
Associated
With Securities and
.
Central
for
said.
American
Stern
8,500
pierce,
&
Becker
G.
per
fall
to
plans
*
Scott* Horner & Mason, Inc. 2,500
8,500
Weld
feet
common
•
Weeks
Allyn &
Carl M. Loeb,
McElvenny
pUr-
&, Hopwood 2,500
Jaffray
Piper,
8,500
this
subsidiary plans to file soon with
the Securities
and
Exchange Commission for permission to sell at
competitive bidding $13,000,000
first mortgage
bonds.
As
part of
the
&
Robert W. Baird
capacity,
Mr.
number
be
to
Shares
8,500
Corp.
available
capacity
1357
the
and
agreed
'•
9,000
Co
&
Webster
&
cubic
applying
of
follows:
...—8.500
Dillon
Lynch,
Stone
Corporation,
applications
with
the
300,000,000
call
per
the
Co.
year,
its
made
initial
as
9,000
& Beane
ner
;
Oil
Gulf
series
the
21,300
Corp—.
Co
&
White,
plans
day
Gas
this
be
supplies
gas
expand
feet
per
Natural
stock
common
to
Present
application
cubic
McElvenny
may
signed
with
to
file
early
expects
Commission
50,000,000
Mr.
line
recently
capacity.
50,000,000
The
additional
contract
Power
initial
the
contemplated.
Louisiana
day
time.
on
weather
originally
order
American
•Federal
pipe line which the American Louisiana
is building from the Louisiana Gulf Coast
construction
through
Boston
new
Co. subsidiary
Michigan is about
to
favorable
Forgan & Co
Co., Inc...
Hornblower
the
underwriters
of
are
&
First
Eastman,
of
stock
underwriters
8hares
confidence."
Construction
preferred
such
a
McElvenny,
manner,"
of
by
Blyth
in
continues
gas
shares
chased
common
on
the
of
names
..
subsidiaries
equal
were
$4.15
its
April 25.
on
trend
this
stock
the
at
announced
earnings
Co.—Earnings
of
March
common
outstanding
President,
Gas
of
net
months
12
Monday, April 30, 1956
Mrs.
below
value
total
the
rose
assets
554.
their
common
class
Co.,
Baird
A
100
.
Proposed
Co.,
both
Associates,
merger
of
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
between
Cambridge,
this
Mass.,
corporation
has
been
and
1-.
Atomic
unanimously
Instrument
approved
by
"
Number 5529
Volume 183
24. Stockon May 7.
leader in design and
the end of the first
half of its fiscal year, the company reported total sales of $1,657,000,
compared with $1,914,000 for the entire fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
both
of
directors
companies,
approvals
holder
will
it
at
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.
announced on April
of both firms
was
sought
be
meetings
M
_
_
:—r~-
.
Income beiore taxes
3,349,284
4,633,170
Provision for taxes____
2,416,739
.
Earnings per snare
development contracts.
Income during the first half of
included $625,000 front ; such programs.
Baird reports a
backlog as of March 31, 1956 of oyer *1,000,ujU.
• JfW -V.
.Atomic Instrument Co., formed in 1*43 for manufacture of components and instruments for the nuclear and electronic industries
re-
search
As part of the future financing program for the combined enterprise,, a substantial offering of equity capital would be made to the
" Canadian public so as to permit greater Canadian participation in the
•>'ownership and development of the petroleum resources of Canada.
(& Subs.)—Sales Up 16%—
.
.
ton
.
^
The5'coNmUPn7f^"Mnlufrrumb?rrloid
.
.
„
,,
kJt
| Baird Associates, Inc. has for 20 years been a
manufacture of optical-electronic equipment.
At
and
V
year
growth
of
this
has been maintained
in
1956,
The
closed
.
$330,000
* S®150!*™®' Australia, and cTOstructlon is well underway
,
.'
Atomic Instrument Co., will be
corporation, and Dr. Walter S. Baird,
Associates, Inc.,
njiil serve as its- President.
.
.
Cronkhite,
Leonard
y. 183,
Baird
of
President
1610.
p.
...
,
.
_
„
President*of
-
,
-
-
:'
-
'
•
7 V %*'
'
'
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Blaske Lines. Inc.—Proposed Consolidation—-»
.1;„
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;
equipment trust certificates, series GG, maturing ;
annually, Jan.: 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. • The certifi--3%%
inqfalmpnt
thirH
nf
authored
total
a
of
issup
i
^nsiaiment OI a lotai aut.norizea> issue Ot ......
in in
Af QQ 997 07
OI W.&L i
/o.
"■
Stuart
Halsey,
3%s.
as
of
and
Inc.
■
' 1
•
.
"
...
sale
certificates
the
of
issue
certificates
is
subject
are
be
to
■
authoriza-
the
to
slock exenanges. ;
by
secured
Unipn Securities Corp., and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 183, p.
will
Rieber
Mr.
the
Republics
American
has
he
been
it
director
a
will
direct
was
many
dissolved
was
and
years
March,
in
Vice-President of Barber Oil
and
of
Foods, Inc.—Special Offering—A
Beatrice
,
Aril
indue
11
vj-iuie,
Dy
Fnrcror.
roigdll
C*r!
L^O.
Rr
ot
the figure 12
over
1955
distribution
months
of
•
74
> »
„
Brown Co.-Stock Increase Ratified—
meeting of the company on April 13, that an -increase-m the number
of authorized shares of -the common stock from -2,997,009 shares to
3,500,000 shares voted by the stockholders at that meeting, was for
1 he purpose of declaring a stock dividend. Actually, there
'
was
no
discussion of declaring a stock dividend and the board continued its
present policy of paylng a 25 cents quarterly dividend in cash. The
increase in the number of shares of stock, voted by the stockholders,
•
.
js primariiy for the purpose of making such stock available for use
in expansion of the activities of this company by possible purchases
; of other companies. As was explained at the annual meeting, some
three-quarters of which
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—Income Increased
President Charles S. Offer and Albert Eehrstock, Board Chairman,
Aprii l8 announced that during the first quarter of 1956 net income
rosg to an an_time high of $145 384 as compared to $110 305 for the
year eariiel- period. This represents, after preferred dividends
29c per
share on the 360,534 average common shares outstanding as compared
t0 22c per sharg Qn the 318)284 average common shares during the
year earlier period.
on
Bowaters Southern Paper Corp., at..,
The Bo-
Bowaters Fibreboard Co. Inc., in Tennessee;
^
in New York, and 11 other
„
also has a substantial investment in BritLtd. (Brinco), which in turn has vast power,
rights in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Trading profits of the North American group have risen substantially
in the past 10 years." For the fiscal year 1946 they were $3,632,265,
...Whereas for 1955.they were $22,579,253. Net profits attributable to the
Corp.
mineral
timber
and
$1,393,844; last year they rose to $6,538,935.
company in 1946 were
The consolidated balance
r,or
per>
7i%
Newfoundland ..Corp.
ish
was
Receivables outstanding as of March 31, 1956, were $24,367,412, a
increase over the previous year's $14,219,494.
Volume of business, including bulk purchases, totaled $14,198,113, a
157% increase over $5,529,277 during the 1955 period. The record fig—
ures were the result of recent acquisitions of new offices as well as the
continuing demand for consumer credit,
North Africa
of
Bowaters
«AQ 7S
nearly iy4 million tons of
.
special of-
ax
18%
December
ftn in additional sharea.-v, 183, p.,1751.
.
,,
water Paper Co., Inc., a sales organization
ancillary companies.
>
then
fnsr $12 501
stock
common
Clnro
hv
17
A
on xwrli
r*n
of
the
7 tor shareholders who took the December distribution from realized
et««b.7ee..a
Power Co. Ltd., in Newfoundland;
consolidated earnings of this corporation and its subsidiaries
quarter ended March 31, 1956 were $305,076 after provision
for income taxes of $147,000.
V. 183, p. 1751.
marlo
back
-gain.
*
y
Calhoun,: Tenn.-;
of
the
ferine of 11 000 shares of
^
The subsidiaries of the North American corporation include Bowater s
Newfoundland Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd., at Corner Brook; the Bowater
The
>
for
...
ana redeem
?aPer Products a year, more than
3s neWBprint.
-
opera-
Since
1955.
an "increase
adding
realized
would rather consider" a sale with payment being made in stock
instead of in cash." V. 183, p. 990.
Executive
its
was
after
from
companies with whom Brown Company is conducting active negotiations, have indicated that, principally because of tax situations, they
PaPer and
been
officer
and
the Board and
of
is a member of The Bowater Organiza-
Chair-
has
coordinate
past two years
the
the first quarter dis-
Chairman
which is one of the world's largest paper manufacturers. Members' of the organization in Britain, Canada, the United States, Scan-
officer
executive
and
director
a
the report for
Randoiph,
Ine ottering price ($50.1
dinavia, Australia and South Africa produce
of
office
Durbin
H.
chief
the
be
Durbin
for
Corp.
when
President
to
Mr.
James
p
,
tion,
President.
as
Durbin
Mr.
administration.
and
Vice
continue
and
corporation
tions
newly-created
President
Rieber
Mr.
the
to
Vice
and
succeed
to
elected
been
Board,
the
of
elected
- •<
Francis
The 105th consecutive dividend payment of the 27-year-old mutual
< fund, on March 31, was -a record 19 cents per share, Mr. Randolph
'. Stated, up from 18 cents in the corresponding period of 1955.
This
( meant a
9% increase in dividend income over that of a year earlier
-
,.-'
BUSINESS—The corporation
1958.
Corp.—Changes in Personnel, Etc.—
has
Rieber
T.
man
cents
PROCEEDS—The proceeds of the issue are to be used for general
corporate purposes of the North American company, including the
financing of expansion of its subsidiaries.
following
the
equipment estimated to cost not less than $18 467,000:
1,500 70-ton
steel hopper cars and 1,000 50-ton box cars.
Other
members
ot
the
underwriting
group
are:
Drexel & Co.;
Barber Oil
share—Canadian).
24
pumul^tivp r»nH rprfppm
asnrmo
T.
fl
represented
and
^ ls t:beJ^
^ y„ fi'
*v,
Bfitl Anniiro
comPany. No shares are being offered in the United States Application has been made to list the shares on the Montieal a d T ro to
Commission.
Commerce
of
^
• .
_
per
,
„
A
A. E. Harold Fair, President, cn April 18 said, 'The board of direc■' tors was c«nceined regarding erroneous reports, following the annual
Oble. preference snares *at par.
certificate^,' also «.•'
the
.0,
on
earuer
headed by NQsbltt, Thomson & Co., Ltd. and Green-
■
for
99.20%
bid
.7.
Interstate
the
entire
The
-
Co.
'*
7
Issuance
tion
...
-
7
&
„
„
anieicls & t.o. mc.^ i0]WI00-a
$14,700,000, were offered at par for all maturities. The «
issue was awarded to the group on April 25 on its bid '
.^
T.7l
••••
•
Value of Shares
during
corporation
and from $69 523 949 at March 31 1955
Asset value' reached a new high of $23 11 per share at the end
of thg QUarter
Thig compared with $2171 at the start of the year
;
Bowater-Co^v of North America, Ltd.—Offers Stock
Public lor First .Time—Public offering was made in
Canfta ?? April 23.by ia syndicate of investment dealers
/
underwriting syndicate on April 26 offered $3,600,000 of
•
.
l^^Americaij/ Borge Lihe ^Co. above. V.\183, p. 554.
'• yX
"
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Equipment Trust ..Certificates ' "
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler as manager Of an ~
f
steady
president; announced that net assets at the end of the period were
$89 611 127
a gain from $81 646 781
at the beginning of the year
r
.
**•
--v
■
"
-
" ' j.*-"'
1854.
p.
,r
for a $3,500 -
the Black A Decker Hampstead, Md. plant.—V. 183,
v 7
'
h t
,,7
000 addition io
■
the.merged
of
President
Vice
183, p. 1751.
-
$1.592 359 '
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Asset
$1.85
Rises to $23.11—Dividend Increased—
»w»M3i
$2.44
—.—-—
See als0 Qulf Oil Corp. below.—V.
.
1,756,925 :
OFFERING OVERSUBSCRIBED—The third offering of the company's "
^common stock, under the Employees' Stock Purchase Plan was made-.
to employees on Feb. 9, 1956 and was again enthusiastically received.
;■
430-employees ovwsubscr^ed by .3,573 shares the 9,022 shares made ;
ported^ total orders of $346,000 forv the first quarter of its fiscal f available in .-this final offering. As a result of this over-subscription,
year ended ..March. 31,
1956.
This represents a gain of 22% over. ...no employee • was ■ entitled 'to purchase more than 48 shares at the V
a similar period
in 1955. Shipments during this time totaled $310,000,
subscription.price of $29,875. per share on-the date of offering.;
~
19% over a year ago. -As of March 31, Atomic's backlog was nearly
* - Ground was broken this month (April, 19561 for a new plant near
the
3
(2071)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Messrs. Offer and Behrstock further stated that 144,000 shares of a
new preferred stock series have been designated as 6% serial preferred
-
sheet of the North American corporation
subsidiary companies for the year
and
shares and have been distributed in settlement for assets recently ac-
1955 will show net current as-
after taking into account the new preference \ quired. Sixty thousand shares have been distributed to Credit Finance
will total more than $128,000,000. Net
Corp. of Idaho to pay for Budget's acquisition of the assets of that
of the stockholders, after deduction
company late in 1955 and 84,000 shares have been distributed to United
Rpppi, AT..* Pn^irino- fn
TTarrGncf~ RO 10
tt;of funded debt,and preference share capital of subsidiaries, is more - General Finance Co*, Ltd. ,of Hawaii. In addition to the 6% serial
D
Ul
V/U.
Hiai iiiiig.3
oz.i /o nigncr
than $98,000,000.r Besides the preference issue,
there are 8.4 million
preferred shares, 20,000 shares of Budget's common stock were issued
This
company
reports for the three months' period ended March
shares of common stock outstanding, all owned by The Bowater Paper
. to United General Finance Co., Ltd. to complete the transaction.
The
31, 1956, consolidated net earnings of $1,087,730, which is equivalent
Corp. Ltd., of London, England.
* new 6% serial preferred shares, which have a par value of $10 each,
to 71
cents perJ share on its capital stock of 1,531,334 shares out- of the two major subsidiaries in North America, the Corner Brook
are listed on the American Stock Exchange.—V. 183, p. 1751.
standing. This amount compares witn $6b8,325, equivalent to 44 cents
company has a current annual newsprint capacity of more than 310,000
per share,
reported for the same period in 1955 on a corresponding
tons, and produces besides about 50,000 tons of pulp.
An expansion
raiYinbulI Wvatif & fannnn. FmmHrv fn
number of shares.—V. 183, p. 1106.,
4
. ■'
program is under way which is expected to increase newsprint capacity
.Lamppei^ wyani A L/annoikjrounary
aaie, CIC..
"
to 340 000 tons yearly.
Most of the newsprint output is sold to IJnited *
The stockholders on April 19 voted overwhelmingly to sell the
Bell & Howell Co.—Introduces First Automatic Movie * States'publishers under, long-term contracts* v-.
r
assets to Textron American, f Inc., for $15,500,000. The deal
fampra
Rpnnrfq Hi<*hpr FMrninfrc
Bowaters Southern is now producing at an annual rate of 200,000 • was ci0Sed on April 20.
VflJiieid
rvtfpui ii>
learnings
tons 0f newsprint and 75,000-tons of surplus pulp.
A third newsprint <
The stockholders also voted to change the name of the company
The world's first fully automatic movie camera, a
camera
with
machine is being installed, which will raise the annual capacity -to
to Ridgeway Corp., reserving use of the Campbell Wyant name to
an
"electric
eye" which automatically sets the lens
for perfectly I 300,000 tons. The newsprint output has been sold to publishers in the > Textron, which will operate it as a division.
Ridgeway's sole assets
exposed movies, was announced by this company on April 25.
Southern-states through 1968 and the parent corporation has underwill .be the cash received from Textron for the sale,
The new model 200-EE, a 16-mm magazine camera for the amateur, •' taken to buy all surplus pulp through 1970.
.
A group of Canadian investors, headed by Maxwell Goldhar of
operates on the same general principle as the human eye.
A photo- „
All dollar figures in this story are quoted in Canadian funds.—V. 181,
Toronto, will offer Campbell-Wyant stockholders $52 per share for
electric
cell, or electric eye, opens and closes the lens iris autop. 2115.
7
their stock for a period of 30 days following completion of the sale
matically to adjust to varying indoor or outdoor light intensities.
'
| of assets to Textron. If enough shareholders accept the offer, the
This, solves the
trickiest problem
of movie making, the difficulty of
'
n*
•
unmin(«. Af WicrhAr "Rntp
Canadiap group will acquire the Campbell-Wyant corporate "shell."—
determining the proper exposure.
For the first time the complete
Bridgeport Brass I/O. JiiarningS Al nigiiei xvdtc
See also V. 183, p. 1965.
share, with
dealer's concession Of $1 per share.
a
V. 182
Completed.
1563.
P.
It
sets of nearly $44,000,000
was
'
'
issue.-; In addition, fixed assets
•
'
assets
attributable
the interests
to
,
■
""
-
,
.
,
j
„
novice
can
The
;
be
properly
the
camera
50th
and
the
than
ing Federal
excise
Bell
and
broader
a
market
for
.
STATEMENT
OF
EARNINGS
4,564,703
2,007,502
2,633,531
1,812,645
1,357,994
182,045
161,333
99,183
469,375
469,383
On
preferred
On
$3.20
$2.44
share.
at
com.
per
toK,lectstock
divldenain
1955-v-l82'pp-1907
brake
record
this year in
sales
a
automotive
safety-conscious
the
in
Power
a
field
will
ish
brakes on cars this year would reach five million units,
original equipment and after-market installation.
American
at a special
fn
T,td
Pronosed
ever
Also,
1951.
he
vehicle manufacturers
all
said,
,
upon
^
counting
Tata
Xr
Frk
Farnindc-
RR
Bessemer & Lake Erie KK.
Gross
.
offer power •,
183, p. 1751.
t
from
Net
ry.
railway
105,045
income
oper.
$1,444,335
99,698
289,209
from
from-railway
Net
ry.
^
Deiicit.
490,107
income
oper.
lfl3
V
$1,219,475
'259,889
*232,284
1953
$1,854,736
434,172 '
530,797
"
3,438,007
*102,368
511,939
4,299,973
'482,983
railway
Net
•r*.firit
"
"
From Jan. 1—
Gross
■
1954
1955
$1,636,986
'234,338
railway
from
Net
Earnings
1956
March—
3,614,922
*483,533
*229,118
*
4,835,583 '
272,101 1
495,453
1751
n
v. lo*, p.
pianned
by
-
Its production in the United
Canadian Gulf holds over nine
ploration and development, mainly
Fla.—Flies With SEC—
"
-
By
as well as extensive pipe line Interests.
.
<
of Canadian Gulf, B-.A's net oil reserves would
113 million, barrels to 413 million barrels, and net daily .
provinces,
lhe
acquisition
advance from
rag B-A re"nerles
William
April
Dana
(Telephone
Seibert,
STafee
filed
3
of
On
letter
stocT
of
.(par
notification
with
the
?ear
account of the
taxes
N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
f"°94
ajmost double
the earnings of $82,741
1879.
.
in
the corresponding
quarter the year before,
Based on 351,131 shares of capital stock outstanding on March
31> 1956i tbe latest quarter's earnings equaled 46 cents a share,
against 24 cents a share in the first quarter of 1955 based on the
same number of outstanding shares—V. 180, p. 1769.
Celotex
CorD.
Registers
Convertible Debentures
,
Tne corporation on April 26 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering a proposed public offering of $10,000,000 of convertible
subordinated debentures, due May 1, 1976 as a part of the company's
$22,000,000 expansion program. Financial arrangements and under-
This will increase the company s fiberboard capacity by more than 20%.
This $22 000,000 expansion program also includes construction of
a gypsum board plant and new plaster mill near Fort Dodge, Iowa,
scheduled for competition in 1957 at an estimated cost of $6,000,000.
Uu L
and advertis ing issue) with a statistical issue on M°®d^]
r
^«cond^ class matter
Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, . $60.00
.
1
. <■ '
m
'
'
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance* for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards &
2-0613);
post office at New York,
Canada, $63.00 p«r year.
NOTE:
a
common
fs8716
writing of the issue will be managed jointly by Hornblower & Weeks
alld uiI?i0n Securities Corp.
Of the net proceeds from the sale $6,850,000 will be used for
acquisition of timber and timber land and plant site in the L'Anse
area of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The sellers are the Ford
Motor Co. Fund and the Ford Motor Co. with whom Celotex has
a Purchase agreement. The remaining proceeds, together wfith treasmillion net acres for fUTther ex- ; ury funds, will be used to build a fiberboard plant a L'Anse, Mich.,
in Alberta but also In the other
to be completed within two years at an estimated cost of $6,100,000.
r,r.,u^mrri^ir/LudndcrproSf bsenerceed'are to 68 used
on
250 shares
unHer*
Higher
production would more than double from 28,750 barrels per day last
to an estimated 60,000 barrels per day for 1956 Total crude
comnanv
who
shareholders, m. s. Beringer, President of .
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Reports
Profits— * '
one of the largest expansion moves •
Earnings of this company and subsidiaries in the three months
Canadian company. It would roughly double the
ended March 31, 1956, totaled $163,605 after provision for income
to be offered at
The
SE^coverh^g
of invG^tmGnt
has outlined
a
dividends on thase shares.
western
(R. H.) Bingham Co., Tampa,
?rouD
—V. 183, p. 1611.
American's total reserves of
from the acquisition of these reserves,
of Canadian Gulf's undeveloped acreage
for further exploration-and development and its substantial interest
*n major pipe line facilities, would mean for British American the
achievement of a high degree of integration of production with its
refining, transportation and marketing facilities in Canada."
maximum of 8 335 648 restricted common shares would be issued
'to Gulf Oil as consideration for the transaction. These restricted
common shares will rank equally with the common shares except that
they will be subject to certain restrictions as to participation in dividends.
These restrictions are designed to postpone participation in
dividends by the restricted common shares until the earnings of the
combined enterprise would be sufficient to warrant the payment of '
-
_
.
9
Acauisition
general" meeting called for that purpose on
production in Wtestern Canada, excluding
states.
The four fold increase in British
-
.
,
}iG3d0d
,I1L^pea ® &\oup °c invesxmenx DanKers Wno Unaerwrote the offering. See also V. 183, p. 1611.
p.1362.
assfcts of B_A( and immediately increase the degree of Canadian ownof the petroleum-resources of Canada.
.
"With the acquisition of the crude oil reserves of Canadian Gulf,"
Mr.-Beringer says, "British American would rank second in crude oil
now
standard or optional equipment.—V.
as
cfnr>k
$1,275,765 .
1-21®'2®2 ' subscriptions Were received for 84,240 shares. Rights ex$1.05 . . pired Qn April
1956
Lehman Brothers and Allen &
He said there are more than 10 million power-brake-equipped vehicles crude oil, which would -result
on
the road today, although there were no passenger cars so equipped *. together with the acquisition
brakes• either
Offering
nnmmnn
-c^3Dea Ior xnrougn primary rignxs i>na Ine remainaer
sold under an oversubscription privilege through which
'
ership
,
until
Stock
©n a l-for-5 basis at $5 per share, 671,587 were SUbQprihed for throiiEfb orimnrv ripht? inrl 1hp mmainHm*
•
letter t0 the
American,
British
April 20 by the company's products division.
r
T. A. Kreuser, Divisional Service Sales Manager, who introduced a .*
nationwide program through 60 central distributors to expand power
brake sales and service at the dealer level, said total passenger car t
both
nil
,
Ma£ a8detalled
set
rapidly expanding market, it was predicted on
power
shares issued in Mate
Douglas Aluminum Corp.—V. 183,
—
sharps nf
SoKHnts-82 698
.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Power Brake Sales Up—
-
1,230 742
$1.25
Ltd.
British American OH Co., Ltd.—proposea Acquisition
. Carolina and Northwestern RR.—Earnings—
has made an oiftr to .
_
^
tal stock ol Canadian
^od
$307 497
$101^09
$845 627
Gulf Oil Co.," at present a wholly-owned subsidiary of the U. S. orRJ way oper. revenue^4,470
$307,497 »b013.309
$845,627
&aniza1ion and a major operator in exploration and production in
Railway opei. expenses.
191,157
166,373
554,258
480.104
western Canada.
The consideration- for the transaction would be the
— —
^b7B'
and
.*•
$1,537,409
Petroleum,
Of thp fiQR 585
UVersUDSCrioea Ul ine oy» OdD snares Ot common StOCK
recently offered to stockholders of record March 5, 1956,
$1,275,765
—
Delhi
Ovpr«;uhqrrihprf
1,381,000
/
-
w
$21,208,029 $19,936,155 $16,608,487 $15,910,086
31
Dec.
$1,651,345
113,936
Canadian
2,65b,7b5
This company, it was announced on April 24,
Gulf Oil Corp. to. acquire all the outstanding cap
equity
Shareowners'
—
outstanding-
the 270,000 common
q
$2.55
common
•Earn,
—
———
$3o'5ck'7^
.
,
.
acquisition of the Hunter
469,382
$3.51
^Excluding
"
2,813,346
1,423,870 ;
dividends-
cash
"
-
'Earned per common share
103,808
484,405
taxes—
3,791,551
—
3,438,345
1,787,000
Balance available for common stock—
'Number of common shares outstanding—_—
*
„
1955
1954
1953
1952
$42,137,575 $40,699,495 $29,816,408 $28,665,915
sales
dividend^---^
Preferred stock
200-EE
,
Year End. Dec. 31
after
taxes on income
Federal income taxes™
—
'
,
' . ,
Net profit for period-.:
"
is expected to be available from
The retail price will be $289.95, includ-
1956
March 31—
sales
before Federal
Profits
,
President,
Percy,
tax.
Earnings before taxes—
Earnings
of
beginning
.
COMPARATIVE
\
the
Charles H.
movies
amateur
ever
Howell
&
Net
marks
development,
new
piojectors.
Bell
new
new
photographic dealers in June.
Net
Three Months Ended
confident
of operation.
year
on
better
foresaw
cameias
The
inovies,
exposed.
of
Commenting
i
shoot
and
will
film
Howell's
&
button
starting
introduction
his
that
th&
press
1942 at thl
February 25, 1942 at the
per year, in Dominion of
February 25
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2072)
tile.
the
cost
Completion
scheduled
is
estimated at $3,000,000.
W.
Merrell, Assistant
Allen
Vice-President
and
of
Director
and
the
for
the
to
early
the
Ford
of
part
President
of
1957,
Motor
Co.
Fund,
1
at* a
Motor
Ford
of
in
said
"Ford
of
acres
former
timber
in
Ford
Co.
Motor
have
Fund
completed
rights
and
in
L'Anse
at
Michigan
seven
Michigan's
Upper
the
counties,
Fund
to
were
of
acres
The
timber
the
corporation
issues
of
will
both
redeem
earlier
York
ior
and
In
for
Corn
on
the
1947's
May 31, 1956, two
1947. Both have final
City,
the
Bank
Trust
&
Schlink,
A.
the
100 %,
at
paying agent
for
Exchange
Bank,
30
of
Chairman
to
Board,
April
on
for
stockholders
by
and- 1,789
The
underwritten by
had offered
was
Friden
Proceeds
to
are
be
used
sale
for
program
1956
STATEMENT
OF
taxes,
etc
183,
Three
Months
Net
time,
the
31—
of
1752.
''
\
below.—V.
Inc.,
•
i
•
183,
1364.
p.
1956
1955
1956
——
789,000
909,817
—
2,635,878
-
$0.34
will
retire
Koenig,
the
in
President
first
earnings
for
metal
full
a
corporation's new
said:
quarter
higher
to
outstanding
the
$0.31
Current
re-election
the
to
Plants
"The
of
1956
prices
increase
of
quarter
in
the
over
the
and
the
Chief
and
Executive
Officer
of
&
been
has
Chairman
the
of
Executive
1472.
Cement
Beane
and
Corp.—Stock
Sold—The
recent
associates, was quickly oversub¬
V. 183, p. 1965.
See details in
STATEMENT
Circle
Wire
a
$1,005,500
1,224,500
975,000
27,700
25,300
taxes
135,000
share
stock
of
2>/2-for-l
stock
*
$172,000
$5,200
$0.63
outstdg.
April 10,
$0.02
this
split. (687,500
1956,
series
competitive
Net
shares)
due
of
registration
a
covering
L,
$0.25
Net
$11,101,056
income—
oper.
ry.
opers.
6,564,996
ry.
$30,000,000
1,
May
statement
of
1986,
first
to
be
The
due
120
refunding
Dec.
ment
&
will
be
Inc.,
it
the
of
applied
is
(1)
estimated
bonds)
to
the
will
issued
for
payment
1956.
connection
in
SEC
Coupons
collected
at
New
due
the
The
York
South
June
in
the
for
1,
the
Marine
N.
15,
LaSalle
1956,
usual
June
on
mortgage
Midland
Y.
at
or
St.,
should
be
183,
of
$200,000
of
New
Halsey,
The
in
connection
additions
estimated
with
the
stockholders
York,
bonds
coupon
sale
of
Terms
shares
March—
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
the
1953
$771,742
$744,975
376,500
298,621
215,770
174,009
112,459 v
132,914
j
income—
$835,319
251,908
J1 '
Net
and
utility
bonds
will
the
(2)
be
balance,
on
of
the
interim
the
plant
term
at
alter
or
the
Net
railway.—
railway—
ry.
2,089,538
1,713,291
2,000,185
1,005,707
710,117
175,163
403,898
267,840
*18,300
132 826
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
base
433,786
183, p. 1752.
obtained
Cincinnati, New Orleans
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
ry.
—V.
912,954
•'«'
railway-.'—
railway.—
from
Net
1,903,313
934,653
has
10,824.459
1,752,489
l,865i906
727,152
836,884
'
'«•>.
been
Sales,
revenues
of
Cost
10,633,409
11,974 078
4,367,524
3,965,941
1,705,051
2,016 966
for
of
five
new
dealerships
directors
Net
of
below
dividend
April
of
23,
$43
it
per
was
share
16
formally
payable
announced
declared
April
by
26
Richard
to
an
Moss,
Processing
4%
of
record
Chairman
and
followed
and
the
American
debentures which
it
sale
of
assets
Partition
held
to
of
divisions
the
and
company's
the
Corn
Minute
Colorado
MarchGross
Net
from
&
<
Wyoming
>
railway—.
operl'income.•
From Jdn. 1—
Gross
1955
railway!—" '$337,471'
frdm
Net Ty.
104,632
from :
Net
ry.
$274,149 '
1
'
44,256
-n
railway.—— IjOOtf.O'ST'
railway—.— "
395,797^-
oper.
income—
167,080
1953
' $139,250 «•'* $307,383
96,293
15,364
; 8,840
'" '128
'•
140
<58 876
:
.
,
„
"-*'598 344 ' 1;?21"/51
290, ©33 * ♦' 179,149 " r'403*670
124,894
91,264
166*603
$27,920
5%
its
$10
$287,625.
to
debentures
Cunningham,
sold
were
the
on
1966.
p.
convertible
the
new
137,814
The
par.
company
cumulative
privilege
of subscribing, at
preferred, as follows:
three
each
shares
new
preferred
is
be
to
the
principal
of
the
of
for
each
supplied
5%
preferred
shares
underwriter.
The
for
held;
of
and
one
held.
common
underwriters
on
each
holders
stock
common
share of the
The record
is named
Baker, Simonds & Co.
the
share
of
share
per
cents
20
and
share, for 125,009 shares of
share of the new preferred for
per
one
eight
stock
offer
to
proposes
preferred
$10
by amendment.
cents
80
additional
an
In
of
addition,
of
its
for
will
receive
com¬
a
125,00> shares,
plus
stock purchased
entire
unsubscribed
convertible
share
the
the company proposes to offer the remaining
preferred in exchange for the outstanding 12,805
new
5%
cumulative
stock,
preferred
$10
on
par,
12,806
shares
share
a
exchange basis.
and
subsidiary,
its
of
manufacture
plated
Scott's,
Inc., are engaged principally
hardware for the automotive,
die-cast
radio and television industries.
As
of Feb.
29.
1956,
the
company
required approximately $325,000 of
additional
working capital in order to correct an existing
default
under
its
indenture
of
mortgage
and
deed
of trust securing its
first mortgage bonds, 5V2% series due 1975, outstanding in the amount
of
$1,750,000.
The prospectus indicates that
notice of the
default
plumbing,
refrigerator,
given
was
.that,
The
the
to
the
under
which
the
to
net
appliance,
company
of
terms
the
correct
March
on
the
12,
by
1956,
indenture,
the
Trustee
the
company
has
60
and
days
default.
the
of
proceeds
financing,
stock
common
when
added.to
the company,
"will be sufficient,"
according
correct such default, and will furnish addi¬
tional working capital required
to finance the increased amount of
receivables and inventories resulting from the company's recent ex¬
general
the
to
funds
of
"to
prospectus,
program."—V.
This
181,
1202.
p.
f
Zellerbach Corp.—Starts New Pilot Plant—
Crown
corporation
April
on
25
the
announced
of
startup
at Camas, Wash., designed to produce dimethyl
and other materials left over from
the kraft
lignin
The
pilot
a
sulfide from
pulp-making
nas
which employs a
exclusive
United
plant,
has
the
pilot
company
eventual capacity of 2,000,000 pounds
an
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Record
sales—
♦
amortization
Earnings
*
profits
orders
290,000
fiscal
for
the
the
13
such
of
shares
by
sub¬
ending
the
agree¬
Piggly
its
Wiggly
consolidated
periods over
year."
stock
common
3,600,000
by
its
and
of
four-week
fiscal
and
on
and
1956
5,
purposes
excess
of
year
each
authorized
to
Feb.
the
demonstrated
is
based
Iboard
the
and
of
directors
of
are
the
to
A
the
March
other
31—
pre-emptive
not
78%
able
no
pleted
only
last
Jersey
stock
not
be
those
plans
offering
an
holders
more
New
could
from
present
of
offer
since
the
company
rights
common
not
question
holders,
the
not
or
largely
was
so
p.
favored
by
those
who
1612.
Corp.
Net
from
Net
ry.
10,662,253
expenses
taxes"
note-
326,570
24,875
26,750
795,000
income—
on
9,024,451
338,976 V
760,000
$699,805
250,681
share
Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
$4,229,829
$4,489,020
$4,765,543
1,553,152
1,169,718
1,153,711
1,171,961
880,916
708,910
income—
oper.
b
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$1.40
railway—;r
183,
p.
,
J4,076,607
Ve
railway
_
1956
Dec.
orders
$8,947,333
336,378
$0.97
$0.62
on
share
President,
31,
31,
1956
1955.
hand
of the
April
on
in
1956,
in
to
Power
that
announced
as
compared
the
backlog at
$5,100,000, which
Commission
shipments
the
18
$30,195,000,
included
amounting
Federal
increase
quarter of
were
Not
and
other
or
earnings
announcement
corporation
was
said.—V.
$21,-
March
>
>i
-i'jnoru
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—To
Grace & Co.
,•£
Vole
n
on
below.—V. 183, p. 1991.
•
12,504,044
12,256,756
3,401,437 J,! 2,336,457
1,356,392
2,219,480
3,289,612
"
1,922,523
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
!
-.
Other
1956
1955
1954
1953
$823,392
$765,903
$467,954
$369,521
34.531
63,764
80,777
41,335
$857,923
profit
$829,667
$548,731
$410,856
income
are
agencies.
p.
•>
i/u—
Merger—' "
_
134,796
115,200
100.153
353,947
222,872
158,134
Net
$370,060
$340,924
$210,659
$152,569
8,203
9,516
10,827
$332,721
$201,143
$141,742
$0.72
$0.43
$0.31
taxes-
income
profit
dividends
Preferred
♦Earns,
per
♦Prior
V.
183,
A
new
been
$370,060
common-
com.
years
share
adjusted
$0.80
463,929
to
1965.
p.
Dow
i-
for
Balance
for
768.
.
92,461
395,402
deductions
Other
Federal
subject
forecast
183,
Total
31,
April 16 filed a letter of notification with the
'SEC covering 3,000,000 shares of capital stock
(par one cent) to be
offered
at TO : cents 'per : share,
through
Cappie
L. ' Hannon,
Las
Vegas, Nev.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incident to
mining operations:"
—
r
.i
j. •
•
'•
„<s.
1753.
Dobeckmun Co.
unfilled
with
on
"'i
760,085
806,948
;
1955
529,732
taxes
common
'
4,592,140
:
13,489.834
2,411,343
income
oper.
1953
1954
1955
$4,805,841
railway
200,544
$1.45
1956
railway—!
from
Mar. 31, '55
nnto
&
March—
Gross
$728,643
approval
See W. R.
of
shares
become important
particularly since it
expressed themselves."—V. 183,
do
officially
been
Commenting on
pre-emptive
we
favor¬
stated there
having com¬
despite the overwhelming
has
It
securities,
stock to its share¬
result, Mr. Snyder said,
at this time makes 'no
now
plan to sell more stock. Should this
it will again be presented to the share¬
164,000
month.
have
obtained
voting.
to
difference
by
$12,549,747 $10,837,576
credits
promissory
Feleral
March
'.hi..
1956.
than three to one, the measure docs
law requires the affirmative vote
outstanding on this matter. With only
stock voting on the proposal the
required
by
the
outstanding
vote
response
were
ail
of
the
of
two-thirds
rights
effective.
become
two-thirds
of
Consolidated
Mar. 31, '56
amortization-^
substantial
The
March 31,
Although stockholders voting on the question favored the elimination
of
approved
of
also
was
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
qnd
nrnmkcnrv
Williams,
second
outstanding
we
Consolidated Foods
selling
after
on
$1.25
——
shares
"Whether
$10,810,753
on
1,072,454
3,373,806
2,248,896
$2.04
——
share
common
2012.
per
Lawrence
1,161,079
4,626,877
3,680,966
——
—
1,805,279
1,502,630
1,616,520
—
on
1955
$69,250,787 $50,943,010
——
tax
per
Based
Earnings—
1956
—
income
Net
31—
depletion-;
and
Federal income
211,603
Midwest
demonstrated
corporation,
new
"for
of
Copperhouse Uranium, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files—
"
1954
41,309 ' '"
j
from
Net
the
beginning
that
shares
power
sales
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
all
183,
Pre-Emptive Rights Retained—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Maid
Standard Brands, Inc., for $58 000 000
—183, p. 1965.
amounted
that
registration
statement with
the
SEC
on
shares of 6%
convertible cumulative
a
covering
stock,
the
previously
Cooper Bessemer Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise-
1956
action
1956,
Operating
liquidating
shareholders
M.
President.
The
earning
administrative &
per
181, p.
Earnings
initial
sale
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
border.—
Inc.—Liquidating Dividend—
April
had
transfer
paid
income
—V.
the
filed
company
24,
April
Excess
Consolidated's
Piggly Wiggly
200,000
to
up
to
income
Net
on
of
Co.,
initial
stock
power
each
2,400,000
Ended
33,4%'
on
Net
The
for
the
subsidiaries
$350,000
to
93A o!
rtn
Provision, for
Net
1611,
Clinton Foods,
Midwest
4,518 455
2,002,863
1752:
establishment
p.
terms
depreciation
sales,
Jiiterest
10,939,310
1,987,661
this
reported
offered.—V.
1856.
Months
Tiitf»rPKfc
the second recent expansion of its business machine sales
organization in Mexico, this corporation on April 16 announced the
appointment of Raul Joseph as distribution representative for Mexico
the
of
elected
183, p.
Marking
183,
its
and
from
states
earning
income
Corp.
Dividends
and
of
additional
proxy
additional
net
Provision
r,
Clary Corp.—Expands Sales Organization—
V.
the
for
common
Midwest Co., Inc.,
five-year period
The
amount
Three
$4 505 912
l.
,»<„o
call
Foods
Continental Steel Corp.
'
$3,906,608
of
Inc.
were
Delaware
1953
3,682,798
-
income—
oper.
183, p.
,
•
from
Net
$4,286,519
they
Depreciation
Benjamin P. ICramlich, President of Piggly Wiggly Midwest Co.,
Inc.,
Ry.—Earns.
1954
1,826,182
income—
oper.
1955
$4,150,546
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Texas Pacific
&
1956
Carey,
Quarter Ended March
stockholders.
—V.
March—
Wiggly
issuance
of
Inc.
the
approved
Piggly
proposal to increase
Foods
2,092,158
proceeds
company
Wiggly Midwest Co., Inc., representing
growth pattern of Consolidated Foods
the
Co.,
available
.a
A
from
from
the
92,864
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
1961.
Midwest
26
acquisition
5.88%
Wiggly
4,
ment
1954
$737,473
railway—,
oper.
1955
1957.
,
subsequent
to
Piggly
of
Consolidated
and
Feb.
the
of
of
equal
April
on
Stockholders
approval.
sidiaries
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
30,
Swedish process for which the
States
and
Canadian
license,
a year.
It is expected to
produce dimethyl sulfide in larger quantities and at lower price than
has been possible heretofore.—V. 183, p. 1856.
short
with
($316,120)
expenses
acquisition of Piggly
diversification in the
further
voted
1751.
p.
a
Corp.
Co.,
from
June
against
borrows
company
to
of
$21,000,000
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
The
H,
Stuart
the
prior
Crampton Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
at
Pay¬
series
101%,
111.
detached
manner.—V.
at
Co.
office
90,
1956,
bonds,
fund
Trust
the
Chicago
1,
3%%
sinking
withdrawn
its
announced
of
that
amounts
be
plant
from
$30,683,256 $24,373,887
5,460,580
17,703,458
14,672,700
redemption
account
&
day
Any
must
1955 the company sold to Cunningham, Gunn & Carey,
of 4¥2%
convertible sinking fund subordinated deben¬
7,
The
This
on
general cash.
The company's construction program is estimated
$650,060,000 for the years 1956 through 1960.—V. 183, p. 1856.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
|
4%.
mortgage
public sale at
for
payment
to
toward
29,
the
refunding
aggregate
program
$9,573,422
improvement
for
made
123
called
and
1973,
1,
Broadway,
Co.
and
has
company
its
of
Redemption—
the company negotiated another loan agreement
whereby they will make up to $600,000 available to the
interest rate of % or 1% over the prime rate, with
process.
be
will
(which
issue
any,
Feb.
with
and
offered
financing of the company's construction
•
Partial
of
issue
an
tures.
Net
fr.
rev.
at an
July
Inc.
$0.01
bidding.
proceeds
notes
date
1227.
filed
company
24,
bank
Railway oper. revenue- $34,574,732 $29,540,657 $98,245,850 $81,339,823
Railway oper. expenses23,473,676
19,967,235
67,562,594
57,015,936
Net
17,589
210,000
companies
commitment
On
in
'56
if
195G—Month—1955
1,450,661
.1
„
(less reserves)—___„
loan,
bank
maximum
in
1955
$1,559,200
(275,000 shares)
per
This
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
2.31:1
1,599,525
17,589
,
other
Crampton
1956
expenses
1956
April
Corp.,
p.
588,427
769,218
2.08:1
-.
bank
the
pansion
first
183,
1,357,646
925,809
1
equipment
in
this
up
with
EARNINGS
196dj.
year
Cable
&
fabricating subsidiary."—V.
copper
OF
—
income
bonds,
the
reserves )_-_
the year 1955 the company repaid the Cleveland Trust Co.
$210,000 which
was
the
outstanding
balance
from a previous
loan
and at year end it had no indebtedness to the bank.
Prior to paying
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Registers
Bonds With Securities and Exchange Commission—
consolidated
for
50,417
854.858
date
then
since
p.
provision for Federal taxes on income was required for the first
quarter of 1955 because of the percentage depletion credit.—V. 183,
■
period
same
inclusion,
249.688
-
capital
money
and
preferred
He was elected Chairman in 1939 follow¬
Simpson.
Previously he had been General
He relinquished the position of Chairman
company.
and
for
22.
Chairman
as
nominee
a
♦No
1,302,936
1956.
$1.84
$294,813
1,780.667
securities
(less
85.800
$293,161
.i
.i;
——
ratio
Borrowed
active service with this com¬
April 19 by Willis Gale, Chairman.
is
—
31,
$1.17
31,
68.640
$2.95
_
debt
working
C.unn
years.
James
183,
and
$1,870,806
March
78,620
88.700
;
.
;
31
$158,240
paid.—
:
Government
assets
Net
from
on
and
deductions
p.
$2.15
—
shares
Dec.
Current
814,186
'
\
-j
director
a
14
of
sales
Earns,
1955
2,896,652
S.
company
873,900
—
and
167,500
$261,573
:
During
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
profit
Earnings per share of stock outstanding March
$26,235,887 $16,660,121
6,321,221
3,173,742
—,
1,593,366
P.
U.
of
as
shares
Federal
$3.15
$3,424,569
share
due
was
with
which
V--7—XV, —;7
served
Costs
1,000,000
___
on
income
ago
March
taxes
income
Robert
net
Ended
income
per
' '
'
•'
——a—
...
for
Other
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
—
♦Based
Cash
284,000
by them.
scribed.
$3,149,948
$4.01
taxes
♦Earned
'*
.
Co.,
share—
as
1953,
1,
after
—
Income
•
501,604
1,000,000
declared
$325,741
$545,573
-
outstanding
Earnings per share
Fenner
1751.
Income before
Dividends
1954
1955
taxes
taxes—estimated.
profit
public offering of 150,000 shares of common stock (par
at $27.25 per share, through Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
3,651,552
$4,011,913
income
mission
Net
501,603
outstanding
Cerro de Pasco Corp.
Sales
325,000
to
stock
2,636,878
Consolidated
4,526,324
share—,
p.
250,000
and
Federal
Shares
as
I
1955
5,379,252
—
stock
common
per
'
.
income
Net
of
increasing
shares
additional
Three Months Ended March 31—
4,513,516
interest, etc
preferred stock___
—-
Earnings
provide
;
it was announced
death
for
March
$33,756,316 $30,515,792
after
after
Balance
—V.
.
on
COMPARATIVE
1956
revenue
Shares
to
Machine
taxes
Freeman
Y.
EAR1NGS
12 Months Ended March 31—
on
Federal
$1)
COMPARATIVE
Dividends
from
to
$13,024,948 $12,946,209
1752.
p.
Committee.—V.
reimbursement for certain financial, legal and engineer¬
income
for
4,000,000
shares
Freeman
Counsel
is expected the purchase
will become effective and the company
begin operations during the coming summer. Approximately 1,000
customers are involved in the change.
incomb
'
—
common
continue
the
ing
It
Net
'
,
at the annual meeting May
Mr.
will
Gross
r
—-
Commonwealth
obligations.
Gross
to
stock
preferred
necessary
'•
•
Federal
May 15,
will
board
to
as
of
per
Charles
part the company's $18-million
also V. 183, p. 1751),
this company of the municipal electric generating and
system of the Village of Morton, 111., was approved by the
voters of that village by a 78%
favorable vote. The sale Includes the
granting of a 35-year franchise to the company, which had made a
purchase offer of $950,000 for the system. An additional $100,000 will
ing
is
Calculating
for
183,
pany
He
in
(see
before
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Freeman to Retire—
shares
distribution
be included
Profit
first
100,000
to finance
3,000,000
Incr.
amendments
provide
to
—
Earned
Acquisition of Municipal System—
The
'
earnings
—V.
group
a
company
construction
'"
■<
Number
that
and
by employees. The
headed by Union Securities Corp.
shares of common stock to its
common stockholders of record
at the close of business April 3,
1956
at $51.50 per share on a one-for-ten basis, together with an employee
subscription plan. Subscription rights expired April 19.
offering
approved
incorporation,
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Net
announced
20
stockholders
common
24
3 Months Ended March 31—
employees
the company received subscriptions to 98,885 shares of common stock,
or
about a 90%
subscription. Of the sbove total 97,096 shares were
subscribed
New
New
York, 48 Wall St., New York City,
the l£45's will be made at 100V2%,
plus accrued interest in
ooth case:?.'
the
offering
Co.—Stock
Electric
portion of the $54,000,000 plant expansion
scheduled for 1956 and
1957.—V.
183,
p.
a
has
company
See
the
St.,
Broad
finance
to
Sales
stock
recent
of
Co.—Highlights of Year-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Invested
Central Illinois Light Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
T.
Co.
Trust
Cowles Chemical
.•
directors
Current
Provision
in
of
Commercial Controls Corp.—Acquired by Friden—
Co.,
1471.
p.
Guaranty
April
from
authorized
authorization
on
of
stock
common
.,
New
Payment
tne
board
of The Yale & Towne Manufac¬
Ohio
on
of
certificate
increasing
which
National
City
York
New
Bank of
issue.
183,
the
Chemical
and The
later
on
—V.
the
is
issue
City
the
issues.
and
1945
of
Chicago,
shareholders
company's
The
redemption
for
3'/«s
the
In
1960.
in
called
has
debentures,
maturities
of
its
to
shares.
year."
that
cease
Southern
&
common
authorized
To Redeem Two Debenture Issues—
The
Vice-President
Mr.
Columbus
Peninsula.
242,000
represent a
substantial part of Ford Fund
Upper
Peninsula.
This land was donated to
the
by Ford
Motor Co. early
in
1954
when it also was
that
the
last of
the company's lumbering
and sawmill
announced
operations
Buckley,
election
Net
Corp. calling for the sale of 242,000
timberland and the
176-acre site of a
the
in
D.
the
Buckley is also a director
turing Co.—V. 183, p. 1611.
timberland
and
holdings
Ford
Jere
announced
Celotex
sawmill
Ford
the
and
The
with
"Located
rights
Co.
Motor
has
company
York.
part:
agreements
Columbian Carbon Co-Banker Elected' to Board*—
This
Co.,
Monday, April 30, 1956
...
Chemical Co.—New
chemical
discovered
shares
presently
outstanding.—
'
which
and
holds
patented
Fly Killer—
,
promise as a fly-killing insecticide has
by this company.--A complex
organic
phosphate compound, the material is known at present by the company
code
State
of
name
To date
The
DOW. ET-14.
-
h
r
•
hi't
w
i
>
>
only: small quantities have teen produced; for test purposes.
available for sale and is being supplied only to
chemical' is* not
and
Federal
research
available
wil} depend
—V.
p.
183,
1966.
upon
workers. • How
shorn it -becomes1 generally
completion
research now
of
in
progress.
Volume 183
Number 552D... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Drewrys Limited U. S. A. Inc.—Sales Increasing^Favorable
Family
,
Is continuing in 195«i, Carieton S.Smith, Chair¬
man, tells annual meeting.. All directors re-elected.
The upward trerid. lb kales tbd
earnlb'gs 6t this Corporation,, con¬
tinued
curing the first quarter of 1956, Carieton
the
Board, told stockholders at xneir Annuar
April 24.
'
Smith, Chairman
Meeting held on
of
.
Barrel
306,728
sales
for
6.4%
up
the
three
from
months
288,325
in
ended
the
March
31,
totaled
1956,
period of 1955.
•After provision- for Federal income taxes and
other charges, in¬
cluding a substantial increase in depreciation resulting from com¬
pletion of the new facilities,, net income amounted to $226,682, Mr.
Smith stated.
This was equal to 37 "/a cents on each of the 601,812
shares
of
months
common
of
1955,
share.—V.
182,
1800.
p.
corresponding
stock. presently outstanding.
net income totaled $213,746,
P.
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
The
1956
1955
$620,303
*1,546,461
$484,258
*1,031.179
*1,590,336
railway
*1,148,459
income™
for
1954
1953
ry.
railway
railway
income™
from
Net
*
is
*1,600,405
*1,131,719
—V.
*1,690,330
183,
1,368,620
1,147,131
1,124,284
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*5,137,605
*5,467,426
*4.145,824
*4,890,932
*3,632,309
railway
income
1955
1954
$745,900
$538,300
S 140,500
308,696
154,455
26,128
55,401
♦Deficit.—V.
* 72,231
For
1,588,100
1,345,100
1,357,200
738,801
478,583
246,930
305,414
274,107
94,804
*120,981
*2,4:2
This
$8,285,975
March
ended
before
income
31,
taxes
1956
total
consolidated
with
compared
a
year
deducting preferred dividends, earnings
amounted to $1.84
per
of common stock on 2,609,587 shares outstanding on March 31,
1956, compared with 75 cents per share for the 12 months ended March
2,580,868 shares then outstanding.
on
Earnings
share of common
per
1956
amounted
first
three
to
1956,
stockholders
of
record
April
,
:
76
to
months
cents
last
of
stock
for
first three months
the
of
for the
compared with 47 cents per share
year.—V. 182, p. 1109.
owns
and
1955.—V.
183,
1473.
p.
&
company
Weeks
before
Provision
sales
of
for any first quarter ever reported for the com¬
pany and an increase of
11%
over
the comparable period in 1955.
Net profit after taxes for the first quarter amounted to $382,575,
an increase of
19% over the $320,457 for the same three months last
year.
Earnings
per
share of common stock,
after
allowance
for
preferred
dividends,
amounted
to
$.71
per
share
on
the 504^164
shares outstanding, compared with $.62 per share for the similar pe¬
riod last year on the 476,357 shares then outstanding.
In
making the announcement of record sales, Henry G. Riter,
3rd, President, said that
"new
orders
received
during this period
exceeded
by 26%
those of the first quarter of 1953, the best year
in Edison's history.
This augurs well for our second quarter re¬
sults."—V.
183,
p.
667.
Ekco Products
The
...
,
taxes
Common
*
for each
After
the
It
be
1 OS'S
Net
Net
Operating
Operating
ry.
cper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
operating
railway
14,095,499
11,535,726
11,603,592
from
183,
Co.—Earnings Higher—
4,646,436
*2,365,248
*3,940,177
183,
p.
♦
p
taxes
——
-
$97,197,834 $82,548,533
78,488,989
66,767,773
$18,708,845 $15,780,760
337,177
92,201
—
4,529,780
deductions™-————-
net
—
— —
—
4,328,366
$14,516,242 $11,544,595
;—
-
shares
outstanding
share
per
for
—
end
$13,028,367 $10,204,945
——
-
split
stock
common
*5,390,000
*$1.89
6,000,000
$2.17
period
of
—-
two-for-one
1,339,650;
1,487,875
applicable to preferred stock———
Adjusted
in
1955.—V.
183,
1754.
Florida Public Utilities Co.—Plans Stock Financing—
1956 applied to the Florida RR. & P. U.
issue and sell 25,000 shares of common
subject to clearance by the SEC under the appropriate
company
which
It
for
the
April23,
on
authority
to
Act of 1933
will be offered
Securities
stock
common
The price at
determined.
amended.
as
is
yet
to
be
In
Year
profit
after taxes of $792,000,
$3.38 per share, for
or
or
$1.66
1954
was
per
earnings
this
year,
Sherman
M.
share,
earned
0
•'
The
letter of' notification with the
stock (par $2.50) to be offered
at 'a price to: be determined between $20 and $25 per share so as
hot to exceed an aggregate of $50,000/through Hill, Richards & Co.,
April 16 filed
SEC covering '2,500 shares of capital
Los
corporation
Angeles,
on
Calif.—V.
180,
a
909.
p.
one-fifth of
of
the
by
1956
director
Mr.
Fairchiid pointed out
that the company's 1955 earnings, although
substantially below 1954's, were the third highest in Fairchiid Camera's
postwar history.
The company had net sales of. $33,070,009 in 1955,
down from
1954's .net
sales
of
$42,440,000,
but, according to Mr.
Fairchiid, the company is forecasting a 35% sales increase for 1956 and,
"we'expect to meet
Fairchiid
or
said:
These*'
new
orders,
better this forecast."'
dozen
"A
up
the
new
areas
military
Mr.
contracts
5
received
v
/
in
the
past * 2 Vi
w^rlc.. including atomic
industry."
a -trend - toward
of military
and
Fairchiid'
*
for
said;' indicate
stabilization of backlog which had been declining since late in 1953.
Backlog at the end of the first one-fifth of this year was $32,100,000.
compared to $46,700,000 at the same time in 1955 and $65,000,000 at
the close of 1953.—V.183, p. 886.
/'
.4
t
'
-
company
of
the parent Frito Co.
also said that the
Doolin
of
Friden
-
Operations—
additional
operational policies of the
Included in the newly-acquired
York, including, metropolitan New
York City, 10 counties in New Jersey, and the states of Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
The Frito Company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries also produceand sell their own products in 16 southwestern pnd western states,
whose combined
population is 39 million, according to Mr. Doolin.
—V. 183, p. 1365.
subsidiaries
territory
would
present
continued.
be
counties
49
are
in
New
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—To Build New Plants—
This
company
Bernardino
(San
April 26 announced plans to construct a new
truck-trailer manufacturing plant near Ontario
C^lif.,
41
miles
east
of
Los
Angeles.
on
square-foot
250,000
County),
.
This
new
plant will oe Fruehauf's third
Angeles area.
Roy Fruehauf, President, said in part:
newest
in
the
rapidly
growing Los
of
which
is
expected
to
100-acre site in the Vina Vista
Ontario,
Calif. It is located
on
the
San
Bernardino
Freeway
at
uie
ivliliken
Avenue turnoff.
The modern Ontario Airport, which is capable of landing the biggest
military planes, is three miles to the southwest.
The sale of the property to Fruehauf
for its now plant actually
marks the beginning of a new California city to be known as Vina
Vista.
The
transaction for the sale of
the property was handled
by Norris Ooff, Executive Vice President of the Vina Vista Real
Estate Development Co.
In addition to the third
plant in the Los Angeles area. Fruehauf
Is planning a new plant in Atlanta, Ga.; a new plant in Philadelphia
for its Strick Trailers division and a new plant in Cleburne, Tex.,
the
for
plant—construction
October—will
by
sector,
be
live
Trailers
Hobbs
Fruehauf
built on
a
of
east
miles
division.
operates 14 plants coast to coast, reaching
to Los Angeles.
According to Samuel K. Porter, Vice President and General Man¬
ager
of the Fruehauf Pacific Coast Division,
construction of the
new
Ontario plant will start by October this year.
He said he ex¬
pects that new Fruehauf truck-trailers will be rolling off the assembly
lines by February next year.
It would employ 500 workers to start
and will, within five years, employ over 1,000 people.
Fruehauf
presently operates two plants in the Vernon section of
greater Los Angelas.
The new Los Angeles area p'ant will be of steel construction with
250.000 square feet allotted for production and office space.—V. 183,
p. 1966.
from
presently
Westfield,
Mass.,
(Robert) Gair Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
Sales
183,
above.—V.
Corp.
1966.
p.
Oil
the
the
world's
that
test
rate
of
fi«»ld
472
Co.,
40
barrels
one-eighth-inch choke with
A
of
day
section
a
hole—a
deepest manmade
oh
the
at
inch.
.
produced from a depth of more than four
history, it was announced on April 23.
38
gravity oil
per
through'
square
project of Freeport Oil Co., a division of Freeport Sulphur
Richardson &.*Bass of Fort Worth,
and John W. Mecom of
joint
the^ well on" land, owned
by Louisiana Land & Exploration
drilled to a total depth of 22,570 feet, exceeding by more
thai*" 1,000'feet
the previous record set by the Ohio Oil Co.
in
California's Paloma field/ The record depth of 17:895*feet for actual
Houston,
Co., was
production
There
in
been
had, also
'
well
are
several
addition
to
other
that
established
indicated
currently
in
61c
for
California.
oil-and-gas-bearing
being
tested,
sands
according
in
to
the
the
from a barge-based
14 months to complete.
It has
by Richardson, &
marshland
well
$2,400,000.—V.
took
183,
p.
7,
Bass
T/Q,r
J('v
'
41
,
t
.
I U>
t
rig, the remote
cost
more
than'
first quarter last year.
the
on
April 19 approved a management proposal to
the number of authorised shares of common stock,
authorized total to 6,000,000 shares.
Mr. Dyke empha¬
sized that the company has no present plans to issue additional stock.
Referring to a prediction in the annual report that sales and
earnings for 1956 as a whole would be above the 1955 levels, Mr..
Dyke reported that the current outlook is even better than when
stockholders
50%
forecast
out
Southern
that
terms
in
benefit
to
made.
was
pointed
1957
year
its
by
the
of
from
while
sales
kraft
Advance
it
and
was
mill
sti'l.too
earnings,
extension
the
in
early
Gair
to
wi'l
Hodge,
ahead'
look
begin
improvement
and
that
in
at
program
La.
improvements, he reported, have already beten completed
at the subsidiary Southern Paperboard Corp.. mill at Port Wentworth,"
Ga.
This
operation was shut down for three weeks during March
Additional
to
installation
of
its.-efficiency—
committee
of
permit
crease
the
new
equipment which
will further
in--
t
has
been, elected by the
board of directors to exercise certain of. the functions previously per-An
executive
formed
dent,
by. the
board
announced
Executive
operators.
Drilled
this year compared to $2,033,908 last year.
* " s •■«
provision for * preferred stock-dividends, earnings per share
stock were 70c for the first quarter of
1353 compared
common
He
per
■
higher
1956 than
were
of
E. Dyke, President, on April 19 announced that this year's
quarter sales totaled $41,945,870 in comparison to $37,701,545
first three months last year.
First quarter earnings were
After
of
into
...
.
company
quarter
$2,356,600
that
Orleans—•,
first
the
21.465
Louisi-
day
of 5,150 pounds
pressure
a
New
this
of
George
for
miles for
to
wildcat, well near
"southeast'of
miles
of
21.443
from
earnings
net
and 16%, respectively, for the
the corresponding period last year.
first
in
i,a«rp
<■«
flowed
a
been
time
two-hour
a
feet,
rn-
has
first
In
consolidated
and
11%
by
raising
Freeport Sulphur Ce.—Deepest Well Produces Oil—
Fairchiid
months, have-opened
control
devices
for
Celotcx
See
•
that
corpo¬
shares
stock.
of the acquired corporations will be operated as subsidiaries
parent company with H. H. Rousseau continuing as President
them, Mr. Doolin said. In addition, Mr. Rousseau will become a
to
in
Board/
Camera has turned the corner in the'
decline in sales and deliveries that began' early last year,"' Mr. Fairchild said.
"New orders are running 184% • of the comparable
1955
period, and 120%
of our own forecast.
Production problems, were
solved
in
the first month of
this year and the company is now
making deliveries at 98% of the shipment rate-for the very success¬
ful last quarter of 1954.
appears
1%
the
increase
Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.—Sale of Land—
1955
improvement]'
Fairchiid,- Chairmna
said-on April 22.
compared
in
separate
Controls
Combined
and these two licensees exceeded $22,000,000 in
composed
the
of
The
$1,607,000,
Commercial
bring into The Frito Co.'s own operation an
of approximately 28
million persfbns.
will
1947,
in
Fluor Corp., Ltd., Los Angeles, Calif.-r-Files With SEC
.'in;-j
a
of
April 21 purchased two of its franchise operations,
York, Inc. and New England Fritos Corp., for an un¬
disclosed consideration, C. E. Doolin, President, announced.
Mr. Doolin said that the acquisition of these franchises, established
is
expected that the common stock will be offered on or about.
May 23 and that the offering will be underwritten by Starkweather
& Co. New York, and Clement A. Evans and Co., Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—
V. 179, p. 2037.
■
•'
for
,
This
1,235,528
1753.
share
each
Commercial Controls.
of
to. operate as a
stockholders
received
continue
New
industrial
4,941,358
1,665,275
income—
stockholder
will
Controls
Frito Co.—Buys Two Franchise
start
1955
1956
-
_
income,
Common
14,203,296
4,791,122
1,181,413
railway
eper.
this corporation, but increased bookings in the first
hear
out
management's forecast' for "substantial
-
financed
be
financing.—V.
$19,046,022 $15,872,961
etc.
Earnings
Ago—
Mr.
outside
revenues—:
Balance ' —;
<'
Mr.
would
Ennls
at
require
not
Income
Dividends
444,981
Fairchiid Camera & Instrument Corp.—Earnings uif in
v
would
and
(net)
(par $3)
provisions of the
•1,057,335
534,188
1955—New Orders Now Running 184% Ahead of
"It
;
facilities
the
and
revenues
income
Net
1,668,955
income—
•Deficit.—V.
to
that
expenses
stuck
*615,871
James A. Tramur and Board Chairman David
Milton is also President of The Equity Corp. of New
Controls
Fruehauf's
From Jan. 1—
A
$600,127
1,296.160
$0.41
$633,223
1,369,207
$0.41
12 Months Ended March 31—
1953
1,870,925
674,247
Vice-President
Ogsbury,
R.
-
This company on
Frito
599,149
1,199,276
1109.
Interest,
1,913,58?
of
R.
represented r
be
Both
requirements.
preferred stock
' Florida Power & Light
:
$4,966,409
from railway.—
board
Presidents P.
a registration statement with the SEC on April
1956, covering 104,500 outstanding shares of its 50c par common
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof through an
underwriting group headed by Southwestern Securities Co. and Muir
Investment Corp. The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
Organized in January, 1954, the campany manufactures and sells
refrigerated automotive air conditioning equipment. It has outstanding
346.000 shares of common stock, of which 85,700 shares (23.5%) are
owned by President Bert J. Mitchell, 53,261 shares (15.4%) by Muir
Investment Corp., and 52,250 snares (15.1% ) by Southwestern Securi¬
ties Co. The latter two are the selling stockholders, each proposing
to sell 52,250 shares.—V. 183, p. 1613.
648,938
:
earnings—
earnings
Gross
1954
President Chas.
Controls
will
This corporation filed
of
especially engineered for the climatic and
requirements of the rapidly expanding Texas market.
indicated
was
p.
,t
$4,070,621
Controls
Commercial
18,
$19,427,245
products
new
Other
$4,288,943
other.
Vice
of integrated data processing wherein punched paper tape/ byproducts of calculating and typing, is used as a "common language"
to actuate many types of allied office equipment and most of today's
giant electronic computers.—V. 183, p. .1365.
step in Flintkote's $20,000,000 expansion program and fol¬
recently announced acquisition of The Insulrock Co. Provision
made at the projected Ennis, Texas plant for the manu¬
of
retained
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.- -Earnings—
1956
the
and
field
$20,934,777
1,282,161
taxes
income
-4
outstanding-
shares
Commission
Gross
Canadian
and
provision for
architectural
•
$5,138,144
by
of
Commercial
the
Johnson
8.
second
facture
,,
railway.:
•
shares of their stock in exchange bringing their total '
shares of stock outstanding to 9^1,596.
.Products of both companies are already widely accepted in the
of
company on April 19 announced that it hoped to break ground,
in the next 60 days for the construction of an asphalt roofing plant
and other manufacturing facilities at lEnnis, Texas. This would mark
filed on April 23 a registration statement with the
covering an offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par
$2.50).
These shares are being sold by a private trust and none
of the proceeds will accrue to the company.
Lehman Brothers and
Shearson, Hammill & Co. will underwrite the offering.
The company and Its subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacture
and sale of -utensils for commercial bakeries, industrial food-handling
equipment, bathroom fittings and a wide variety of small kitchen
houseware items.
Among the trade names under which its products
are sold
are
"Flint," "Ekcoware," "Ekcoline," "Miracle," and "Best."
The company is a major producer in the United States of commercial
and household baking pans, and also of small non-electrical house¬
wares
and inexpensive bathroom fittings.—V. 183, p. 1966.
March—
v
226,776
Mar. 26, '55
company
Gross- frcm
Board
directors
on
majority
issued
territory
The
SEC
'
S.
shares
Common
*
quarter
Co.—Registers With SEC—
—™
™_
U.
income-
Net
would
first
,
for
lows the
announced
of
board
Walter
Taylor.
Commercial
stock
new
Quarterly Earnings Higher—
26
„•
Manager
Friden
Mar. 24, '56
Ended—
sales-
Net
Henry G. Riter, 3rd, President, said that while complete first quarter
and
earnings figures were not yet available, new orders were
"substantially higher than they had been for any quarter during
the past three years."
In commenting on the expansion of the central research laboratory,
Mr. Riter said that although the present building had been completed
just three years ago, the company has already outgrown these facilities.
The addition to the existing building, in the form of an entire new
wing, will house electronic and mechanical engineering development
groups who now occupy space in a number of other buildings at the
West Orange location. The
addition of 8,000 sq. ft. to the central
research laboratory
will boost by 40% the size of the building
April
States Were
in calculator
and the sale
1955.
sales
on
B.
Mr,
former
ration.
Flintkote Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
Net
corporation
$9,889,486, highest
United
Frigikar Co., Dallas, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
on
substantially all of the outstanding stocks of Georgia Railroad
Banking Company and Georgia Railroad Bank & Trust Company.
properties or
12
activities.
Tbe
the
Banking Co. of Georgia—Registers
The
increase
•
General
Milton,
sales
stockholders on April 19 were advised that the company plans
enlarge ine central research laboratory at West Orange, N. J., and
by some 30% the number of personnel engaged in research
L.
Commercial
It possesses no charter powers to own or operate railroad
to engage in the banking business.—V. 183, p. 1966.
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc.—To Enlarge Lab.—
to
In
and domestic dollar volume
22% in this first quarter,
of
Friden
President
Friden
the
and
York,
April 18 approved an increase in the authorized
capital stock from 3,500,000 to 3,750,000.
on
of
represent
and
on
the
on
serve
to
are
Sam well
1956. *
27,
'
to
Elected
directors
1956. In
addition, the company proposes to offer shares of the class A common
to a selected group of licensed general insurance agents in Georgia
and South Carolina.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment. Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.,
is named as the principal underwriter.
Net proceeds will be added to the general funds of the company and
used to the extent of $1,000,000 to purchase the stock of First of Geor¬
gia Fire & Casualty Co., a corporation to be formed to engage in a
general fire and casualty insurance business.
The insurance company
w'll irsue 300,000 shares of its $5 par stock, which will b" sold to
First Railroad at $10 per share. The balance of the proceeds not so
used will be available for general corporate purposes.
First Railroad
income
$3,319,177
alone
calculators
foreign
increase
an
Acquisition by this company of Commercial Controls Corp., of
Rochester, N. Y., was consummated on April 19 with the formal
signing of documents by officials of both firms.
Following the acquisition, three executive members of each firm were
,
dividend
A common, on the basis of one share of class A stock
five shares of dutstanding common held of record on May 18,
share
1955
stock
class
After estimated income taxes, the net income mounted to $5,931,323 compared to $3,056,427 at the same time last year.
31,
The
April 19 filed a registration statement with the
covering 225,000 shares of its $1 par class A common stock. The
company proposes to offer to holders of its outstanding common stock
the right to subscribe for an aggregate of 159,561 shares of the new
ago.
After
stock dividend.
SEC
1612.
months
12
14*
First Railroad
183, p.
Total
of adding machines increased in dollar volume by 236%.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for the 12 months ended March 31, 1955
and
operating revenues of $157,667,841
with $128,873,041 for the same period last year.
the
has been appointed agent
shares resulting from Fire
fractional
12%
1473.
p.
period in
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Earnings Higher—
was
of
63,852
2,029,500
1953
This company has reported
total consolidated net sales
compared
of Philadelphia
a
173,230
149,755
___
income—
cper.
Co.
selling
reviewing the corporation's operations
for 1955, said new records in gross revenues, consolidated net operating
earnings and consolidated net income were attained. Already, in the
first quarter of 1956, Mr. Colman revealed, earnings/have increased
to 80 Cents per share, compared with 66 cents per share for a like
$528,700
,
railway__
railway..
from
ry.
May
183,
The stockholders
*4,427,046
I95g
1
railway
from
Net
- *
-
Jbseph H. Colman, President,
oper.
Net
and
declaration of
number of shares
1753.
p.
Friden
of
showed
sales
.
-
Acquisition of Rochester Firm, Consummated—
1473.
p.
sales
29%.
by
up
elected
Trust
buying
payable
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.
.First Bank Stock Corp.—Stock Increased, Etc.—
2,024,915
*3,287,198
"\
*
March—
Gross
Unit
•
*1,161,298
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry,—Earnings—
_
Products, Inc. below.—V. 183,
Provident
the
$1,233,710
$462,430
*4,530,945
oper.
Deficit.—V.
„■
•
.
Larry B. Taylor, Vice President and General Sales Manager, on
April" 19" announced ' total dollar volume in Friden calculators and
adding machines alone in the first* quarter of 1956 amounted to
$6,884,900, a 32% boost over the $5,217,365 first quarter of 1955,
previous high in the firm's history.
M.
from
Net
■
■
Association's
From Jan. 1—
Gross
■
Fire Association of Philadelphia—Stock Dividend—
railway™^
oper.
Friden Calculating Machine Co., Inc.—Sales Rise-
-
•
-
from
1473.;
See Pabpo
first three
35 Vs
cents per
Duluih, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
March—
the
stock recently offered for sub-
Fibreboard PaperProducts Corp.—New Name—
In. the
or
Corp.—Stock ^Subscriptions—Of
common
scription; by common<stockholdersof record March- 20,
1956, at $15 per share on a l-for-20 basis, 98,332 shares
were subscribed for, and the
remaining 2,098 shares were
taken up and placed by Goldman, Sachs & Co. Subscrip¬
tion rights expired on April 4, 1956:
See also V. 183,
,
„
5
~
Finance
100,430 shares of
progress
,
(2073)
on
si*
directors
itself, George
April 20.
committee
members,
all
E.
Dyke,
Chairman
....
directors,
and
Presi*
Mr.
Dyke;"
...
include
De Voe, Senior Vice President; Robert L. Fitts, Vice.
charge of kraft bag and paper operations;- Harry E.
Collin, senior partner of Collin, Norton & Co., members of the New-,
York Stock Exchange; Hugh C. Laughlih, Executive Vice President of
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.; and Parker. Newhall, partner, in the firm
Raymond
F.
President
in
'-of Kelley, Prye, Newhall and Maginnes, lawyers.—V. 183, p. 668.
J'",
*
6'
(2074)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Geco Mines Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Stock
Norman
holders,
C.
Urquhart,
said
in
President,
April
on
19
in
records.
Offered—;
letter
a
time
at
the
the
25,
1956.
"Tne
No
price.
will
fractional
Corp.
taken
not
price of $15
offered
Mining
shares
Issue
subscription
shares
expire
shares
of
will
Canada,
up
by
be
mailed
the
share. The right to subscribe
(Toronto Time) on May
per
at
3
be
Ltd.
has
shareholders
to
United
dated
July
27,
1954
outlook
Plans
to
agreed
under
underwrite
this
in
any
at
offering,
the
March,
of
end
1956,
reached
15
1956
all-
an
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
cities
excellent,
1956-1964
due
1956-1958-'
.
April
on
4.25%
to
order
in
provide
for
further'
capacity business.—V.
*At
Mining
corporation.
/This
t
Co.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
April
filed
25
v
company
covering
offered
for
on
of
purpose
this
$3,000,000
mining and
milling
to
mine
put
your
offer
of
additional
the
remaining
capital
toward
terasury
the
plants and the underground
into
production
in
the
shares
to
is
of
construction
the
development necessary
spring, of
1957.
"Any additional funds required to bring your property into production
be loaned by The Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
pursuant to the
■will
terms of the
financing agreement between Mining corporation and your
dated
July
27,
1954.
Such
loans
will
be
at
prevailing
company,
interest
and
rates
repayable
out
of
first
earnings."
Net
proceeds
will
and
be
-
;
General
American
Transportation
corporation
is
of
had
Corp.—Debentures
offering to holders of its
stock
the right to subscribe for $23,810,700 of
4% subordinated debentures due May 1, 1981 (convert¬
ible into common stock through
May 1, 1971). The de¬
bentures are being offered to stockholders at 100% in
the ratio of $100 principal amount of debentures for
common
each 10
shares of common stock held of record on
April
25, 1956. The subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EDT) on May 9, 1956. The offering is being under¬
written by a group headed by
the
end
■The
debentures
conversion
a
during
after
the
will
price
five
through May
lor
for
General
to
additional
tank
American's
storage
income
the
of
fleet
terminal
debentures
will
common
BUSINESS.—General
ing
of
and
railroad
privately-owned
cars
are
fleet
supplied
iailroad
of
freight
corporation
sale
to
shippers
in
as
is
62,500
the
industries
plants,
bulk
It
liquid
addition
it
also
storage
furnishes
CAPITALIZATION
freight
and
owns
operates
its
other
terminals
and
freight
diversified
a
line
of
options
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
2%
trust
serial
certificates..
3%%
tank
tank
314%
4%
terminal
terminal
tank
serial
serial
terminal
debentures due
Common
stock
to
6,000,000
underwriters
the
named
corporation
has
for
have
to
agreed
below
First
Boston
Barriman
Lehman
Merrill
&
Schwabacher
Corp
such
the
Co......
Ripley &
Brothers
Co.,
First
3.00
j
William
5.00
...
Co
The
3.00
v
of
exercise
Beane
*
of
3.00
G.
&
Becker
Co..
&
Dean
Witter
A.
Allyn
C.
Blunt
Central
Republic
Ballgarten
H.
&
Hentz
Lee
M.
McCormick
—V.
183,
(Inc.)
&
Reid
Hooker
&
1.90
Pacific
1.25
Co
1.00
•which
time
S.
its
new
1 25
medicaments
and
the
President,
Fraser,
&
Co.,
Inc.
.75
&
&
Co
.75
Co
.75
Fay
.75
.75
Northwest
.75
and
said
output
•whole
every
last
for
output
.
additions
1
another
to
first
for
tially
announced
by
a
expansion
.75
.75
Company.
.75
McDowell
.75
flavors
filling
months
year.
and
start
to
meet
spices.
the summer, he
Mr.
this
demand
for
some
equipment
The
stock
for
Mihalik
said
highly
own
due
orders.
He
exceeded
has
year
the
to
output
arrive
and
Quarter Ended March
order
should
arrive
is
traded
now
in
common
substan¬
was
the
stock
Over-the-
1463.
p.
for
"J
Number
Earned
of
to
per
—
common
shares
stock
another
are
new
55
outstanding
,
The
the
to
the
183,
638,926
arid" women
first
quarter
world-wide
is
metallic
of
Pittsburgh,
to
naces
first
of
Schack
plant
per
common
record.
share
as
premiums
against 48
$782 715
1 817 004
'
before
cents
$0.43
taxes,
in
1955
Emphasizing that the company is
continuing to operate at capacity
Blumeyer, President, stated that deferred
income, which repreeents future
earnings on business already written,
continues to
Arthur
set
&
Pa.
be
The
constructed
year.—V.
and
Rust
American-made
this
Massillon,
Co.
Furnace
for
is
steel
C.
,
May 7, 1956.
The
heat
in
orders
early
Stone
&
Republic
&
Co.
(Inc.)
S.
debentures
M.
Ohio
new
.Bingham,
Co.,
Co
&
0.79
i
Inc.—
Marks & Co.__
0.79
City
Bache
M.
J.
0.49
Garrett
&
0.49
Sons—^ 0.49
1.67
Indianapolis Bond & Share
!
Corp.
0.49
Lester, Ryons & Co—
0.49
1.67
0.98
0.98
Jones &
Co
Co.__
0.49
.0 49
:
Poole,
Roberts
&
Parke
Stix
l__0.98
103,
&
Co
0.49
Schmidt,
0.98
Co
Harrison
&
Co.
.
0.98
Co.
H.
Irving Lundborg & Co.— 0.49
McCourtney-Breckenridge &
0.98
V.
0.49
Inc.-.
Carter
Fulton, Reid & Co._^
Hayden, Stone & Co
also
0.49
Skaggs & Co
Robert
1.67
Milwaukee
Corp
Corp
Dain & Co.,
Davis,
0.S8
&
0.49
Securities
Securities
Hourwich
Co,
D.
0.49
0.49
1.67
Co—
&
Co.—
&
Co..
Inc.
Carolina
&
l.67
_
Co;—
&
Sheldon
Blair
1.67
Allyn & Co., Inc._l_
Gross
0.49
Co
&
Watling,
0.49
—_j~__
Lerchen & Co.— 0.49
1967.
p.
Southern
ry.
of
railway
railway--
1954
1 ot;*j
$953,751
$889,417
$934,914
285,467
205,372
281,635
392,302
80,335
*43,750
23,123
77,276
2,708,915
2,621,139
2,412,936
2,593,987
667,724
555,704
653,664
1,052,531
64,602
*140,940
*88,659
227,522
income
oper.
1955
$987,528
From Jan. 1—
Gross
fro.n
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
Net
Net
ex¬
-Deficit.—V.
183,
1754.
p.
'
.
.
,
Getty Oil Co.—New Name—
.
See
Pacific
Western
Oil
*
below.
Corp.
Giant Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Increased—
Period End. Mar. 31—
•
fall
Net
$2,570,054
oeir iu
state
con¬
"
.
tax-s_
v
for
Fed.
inc., taxes
y
160,
.1956—12 Mos.—1955
$2,219,774 $11,559,757
16,344
4,2i9,737
316,550
1,946,650
1,455,100
$413,758
$2,273,087
$1,947,260
3,402,360
'
"
410,200
^
:
$9,949,042,
730,308
-
and
(est.)
Net earnings
Earnings per share
—V.
$506,144
'*
$0.36
$0.29
$1.63
$1.40
-
1104.
p.
Goddard & Goddard Co.—Forms New Unit—
Formation
:
on
•
.
of
1956—3 Mos.—1955
sales
Earns,
business
group
a
Ry.—Earnings-
1956
from
Net
Florida
&
from
Net
ing
in
dard,
'
the
Operated
Positive"
line
Briney
Manufacturing Co., specializ¬
heads, is announced by E. A. God¬
boring
of
corporation
plan
for
boring
Go
&
Pontiac,
are
of
partnership
a
new
under
will
milling
be
Briney
other
and
be
five
over
step forward in the
Briney line of "Size-'
supp'ement to the extensive
The
natural
a
will
for
name
another
growth.
cutters
activities
the
represents
continued
heads
Go
Manufacturing
•
subsidiary,
new
a
as
the
company's
Jackson'v& Curtis;
Corp.; and Mitchum,
of
manufacture
President.
years,
under¬
convertible
into
common
stock
at
the prices
of
$49
through April 30,
1961,
$52
thereafter
through*
1966, and $55 thereafter until maturity, which is
May 1, 1971.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in New York on Feb. 25,
1935, and has its offices at 260 Madison Ave.; New York
16, N. Y.
tools:
continued
-
.
the
at
.
present
Mich.
location
*
v
•
share
It
is
holding
a
panies,
in
the
controlling
company
comprising
equipment
the
United
States,
manufacturer
companies
and
Canada,
the
Phillippine
PROCEEDS—Of
the
corporation
investments
in
and
approximately
sidiaries
in
the
W.
R.
basis
Electric
+h<>
Co.,
rg. sr
■
independent
been
yet
increase
the
allocated
subsidiaries
for
will
that
the
first
to
were
on
income
net
amounts
Total
two
47c
and
$2.63
Feb.
29,
turing
and
sales
per
two
For
the
net
the
of
term
Dominican
ln
May.
boards
montns
ended
for
the
The
corporation
each
Grayson-Robinson
incurred
—V.
183,
loans
The
balance
has
of
to,
stocks
of
1956
common
of
parent
the
to
amounted
stock
and
1956,
Donald
was
consoli¬
amounted
C. Power,
$31,007,000.*
the
companies,
stock
common
to
on
the
share
will recommend the
of
merger
approval at meetings to be held earlybe submitted
to the stockholders of
to
183,
1967.
p.
'
-
outstanding.
of
mail
to
S.-Klein
share
common
its stockholders
Department
held
of
one
share
Stores,' Inc.
record
May
15,
for-
1956.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
..
railway
oper.
1954
1955
1953
$18,326,139 $18,642,816 $19,780,330 $19,233,948
1,936,470
3,899,260
4,711,035
3,448,395
*130,855
1,466,202
2,630,322
1,366,345
railway
income-...
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
which
Earnings
Northern
from
con¬
$5,452,000,
will
31
$1)
(par
March—
General
of
Stores, Inc.—Spin-Off—
1858.
p.
Great
sub¬
ry.
,
stock
common
Net
29,
for
is
which
Corp.
for,, each
«
-
general corporate
will be used to
1955
companies
through
merger
Petroleum
stock
^
action.—V.
May
on
and
advances
by
final
sub¬
from
18
two
directors
these
by
Net
year
of
for
a
.
Grayson-Robinson
Gross
Peo.
April
on
'
on
Cosden
common
debentures,
corporation
of
stock.
the
Grace
Subsequently,-it
company
company, and Raymond L. Tollett,
Corp. of Big Spring, Texas, on April
agreed
acquire
of
managements of the
their
balance
temporary
will
Co.
programs
bank
for
The
had
shares
common
to
each
&
this
of
Petroleum
they
Republic.
the
used
programs.
such
make
income
55,754,039
SO,395,730
52,052,062
10,138,120
6,346,325
7,442,754
1,819,431
_
52,273,234
7,848.430
railway
3,863,486
307,626
1,699,237
railway
oper.
income—
•Deficit.—V.
for
183,
p.
_
1755.
share.
of
telephone
amounted
subsidiaries,
year
be
available
be
income
applicable
1955
revenues
including
Telephones in service
2,618,000 with 2,598,000
the
.
that
1,025
-,.•••
preferred
revenues
1956,
total
and
to
net
months
on
operating
ended
449,000.
short
most
announced
was
Consolidated
dividends
solidated
1955
it
of
construction
-
$5,569,000,
sale
will
1956
construction
but
expected
investments in,
EARNINGS—Consolidated
for
Dominican
the
amount
their
of
sidiaries.
dated
the
from
their
1955
is
It
this
of
with
repayment
with
and
proceeds
Cosden
approximately $31,389,000 for additional
temporary advances to the telephone subsidiaries,
$20,169,000
for
connection
Islands,
net
Grace
of
President
the Cosden
announced
allocated
connection
$11,220,000
in
ths
has
Grace & Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
Grace,
23
telephone'equipmentLeich Electric Co., various directory, sales,' and service
substantial interests in telephone
operating companies
manufacturer,
Peter
J.
President if
Automatic
and
in
(W. R.)
39
telephone .meratlnf com¬
Independent
(non-Bell)
telephone
largest
telephone industry ,inthe United States, toith manufacturing subsidiaries inBelgium, Canada,,
and Italy.
The corporation also owns another
in
,
1.67
—_
Moseley & Co
C.
A.
in
The
Staats
Burge & Kraus____
0.49
Bateman, Eichler & Co.____ 0.49
1.67
Dominick—^
Georgia
•
$50,854,200
V.
Securities
2.27
____
Reynolds & Co
the
the
'
,
Webster
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.— 0.79
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 0.79
2.27
Higginson Corp._______ 1.67
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & *
—
1.67
See
these
of
-in
•
close
Jones & Templeton.
0.79
received
Installation
.
to
offering is underwritten by
headed by Paine, Webber,
writers
and
.
the
at
Incr 0.79
'
at
Rights expire
0.79
Co.,
Co.
1.67"
GM
par to yield 4%.
Owners of the
outstanding common stock of record April 18, 1956 were
given one right for each share held, with 23 rights re¬
quired to subscribe for each $100 principal amount of
debentures.
&
Northwest
William
Provision
rights to subscribe
Co.___
&
Turben
Pacific
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.- 0.49
Campbell, McCarty & Co.
McDonald
General Telephone Corp.—Debenture Offering—Men¬
was made in our issue of
April 23 of the offering to
of
Merrill,
3.35
;
Edward
tion*
debentures
McCormick
0 79
1.67
The
tube
fill
to
start
*
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.;—
Granbery, Marache & Co— 0.79.
Hayden, Miller & Co
0.79
3.35
Langiey & Co.—
Shields
ago
underway
now
t<5
j
0.79
0.79
3.553.c5
Co
Laurence
,
and
plants.
expected
1967.
p.
Co.,
;
1.67
Engineering
Corp.,
both
of
will employ the units in fur¬
Co.
major
units
183,
is
Ohio,
Loftus.
&
Co.;
&
,
0.98
0.98
3.55
i
'
Beane,...
&
0.98
2.27
in
shell
Recuperators
in
Furnace
*,
%
Co.__
_
Sullivan
&
.
After
89 304
$0.50
unearned
Corp__
&
Inc—
Weedon
R.
used
Rust
unsubscribed
Inc.
William
predominantly in the iron and .steel industry, .but it,
has applications in other industries.
The Schack Recuperator transfers
what normally is waste flue heat to
incoming combustion air, thus
providing' considerable fuel savings.
'
*
•
from
of
Ball,
The
for
of
firm
a
1956.
emplr»vmant
a
Bosworth,
Crowell,
Co.
were
Rekuperator
Co.,
Walston
pro¬
1967.
working
were
of
&
2.27
Lee
despite
adjustments in
of
under
are
Walker & Co.
3.945
Temple-
W. E. Hutton & Co
;7,''I
men
the
iii
G. H.
Clark, Dodge & Co—
■_-?
year
1956,
1,037,841
conversion
Central
General
world
&
Boston
Dominick
Corp.—Employment Increased—
Average
Schack
changer
to
$872,019
1,945 370
share
cents
tools.—V.
a
Stroud
Securities
2.27
Co.,
President.
$1,054,081
$982,357
Including the increase in equity in
earnings
sqo iqq
SwCllS
71,724
'Z'-
common
$1,549,863
671 160
~
paid
common
1955
$1,919,406
....
dividends
available
1956
taxes
Minority interest
Pre.erred
Subs.)—Earnings Increased
taxes..:
income
added
Plan.
-
4.045
Jones
First
Carl
be
which
1,
Witter & Co
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
& Co. Inc
during
of
average
purposes.
31—
Earnings before income
Net
421,139
Contracts
not
Provision
will
Plan,
of
Blair
signed on April 26 forming the GTiscom-RussellInc., ip was announced -jointly by K. B. Ris, President
of The Griscom-Russeil Co., a
subsidiary of General Precision Equip-,
ment Co.,
and Dr. A. Schack, President of the Schack Rekuperator
Co., Dusseldorf, Germany.
!
in'
further
added.
was financed through an offering of
Investing Corp., New York, which
182,
...
new
established
General
oversubscribed.
of
a
schedule
manufacturing its
large backlog of
of
Additional
General Contract
Corp. (&
,
mill
'?*•
Schack
.75
number
been
will triple the company's
manufacturing facilities now on
market.—V.
in
earners
average
system
has
months
corporation
Counter
for
three
last
30 days during
Fall
has
department
department will
equipment to expedite
specialized
boring
Plan,
March
Hammill
2.27
W.
construction
new
Option
Dean
General Precision Equipment Co.—New Affiliate—
.75
Mich.
research
dye
tool
the
in
key
225.000
and
1956,
*
,,
Hornblower & Weeks_„
Fitchburg,
Department General
the
included
are
the
On
percentages
*
Hemphill, Noyes <fc Co.^.-
com¬
at
high
for
other smaller machine
Motors
vertible
Chapman
manufacturing
at
pits
vertical
well as
shareowners
Corp.—Reports Rapid Expansion—
Mihalik,
plant
this
18,
Stock
underwriters
Shearson,
___i—
ner
April 30,
in
products
test
deep
as
.75
Straus, Blosser &
Weinress & Co
the corporation's
rapid
necessitated a 24 hour
has
at
A
line,
.75
Company
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Company
1.90
Co...
General Capsule
Andrew
steam
to
option.
respective
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__;
3.35
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
'■'
new
a
for
officers
April
initially reserved for the.
Merrill
dependent
pressure
boiler plant.
testing of the depart¬
will
contain a
60,000 pound
per
hour boiler and
an
initial steam output of 1800 psig at 1050 de¬
10-foot
$200,000
per
developments
of
produce
System
on
F. Eberstadt & Co.__
program
Kohl,
•'
erection
will
with
nine-foot
Wage
1.00
1857.
p.
S.
reserved
outstanding under the
be
&
Morgan Stanley & Co
White, Weld & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
1.00
Stone
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
and
Company.
1.90
&
1.00
Howard,
1.90
Corporation..
Marks
the
products,
Simmons
Harris
Farwell,
The
F.
&
&
Fulton,
1.90
Co..:
Higginson
Laurence
Co.
1.00
1.00
1.00
inc
&
Collins
Fairman,
2.50
Inc
Co...
&
Ellis
Julien
2.50
Co.,
Co
Company
Roland
2.75
Inc....
Co
&
&
2.50
Co.
and
Co.
3.00
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
W. C. Langiey & Co
&
1.25
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.
Securities Corporation 3.00
Wertheim & Co.___
3.00
Weld
Co.
& Company
Michigan Corp.
Illinois
Model,
3.00
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
"White,
F.
Webster
ton
Payrolls totaled
-the first quarter
last year was 614,122 and
payrolls totaled $768,000,000.—V. 183, p. 1967.
the
Blair
of
McDonald
Inc. 3.00
*
&
Whipple
5.00
Co
&
Bacon,
Union
A.
for
which
Griscom-Russeil
19.00
—
5.00
Smith, Barney &
Glore, Forgan &
Goldman, Sachs
by
'
call
plant,
Construction
Co
BJyth & Co., Inc
4
Plans
An
%
&
announced
Jackson
Corp.
Drexel
Department
Supercharger
reserved
shares
Restricted
to
stock
common
shares
150,464
subjected
6.90
&
Mitchum,
for
V '
modernization
and
and
Manager.
$760,000,000.
severally
to them,
sell
of
through
rights;
The
expansion
Turbine
been
throughout
2,381,079 shs.
below
indicated
Stone
'*
.
.
Webber,
Curtis
im¬
II—a
facilities
for, 1956,
as
.
subscribed
Loeb
Turbine Unit—
•
23,810,700
5,000,000 shs.
severally, the respective percentages
debentures as shall not be
Kuhn,
and
quarter employment was up from 400,266
some
layoffs In
short-service personnel
because
production schedules.
3,200,000
6,000,000 r-
23,810,700
and
of
were
will
of
301,995
,
productivity of manufacturing and laboratory
aggregating approximately $185 million are
it is estimated
that
expenditures for 1957
First
1,120,000 ' *
$2.50)
purchase,
improvement
shares
stock
for
action
the
shares
to purchase
the
debentures indicated below:
acquisition of more
additions ,to existing
or
numerous
approximately the same rate
conditions and other factors.
$1,200,000
has
i*
4,000,000
.
1981
(par
•20,000,000
notes..
and
War
Plan
for
subject
March—
1,600,000
note
construction
at
Small
'
'
130,000
note..
serial
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
$129,699,610
20.nno.000
promissory notes-*..—
4%
the
World
of
450,060
presently
common
shares
stocks,
Plan, and
stockholder
reserved
commitment
Paine.
report.
services.
2,210,000
2%%
.
subsidiaries i
expansion
an
end
Option
to
of
not
502,263
were
,
...
and
20,277 shs.
11,601,612 shs.
preferred
Purchase
UNDERWRITERS—The below-named
and
fleet
12,583 shs.
*20,000,000 shs.
debentures.
Outstanding
$163,973,100
notes—.
1956;
pany's
an
FINANCING
Authorized
Equipment
for
General
largest
and
involved
on
the
total
of
of
Stock
were
for 89,626
shares
company
operations and the purchase of replacement and addi¬
and machine tools,
all designed to modernize and
business
The
since
on
consolidated
are
F.
manufacturing
repair shops.
car
products
the
-Motors'* United
States
plants
totaled
the first quarter of 1956, Harlow H. Cur¬
tice,
President,
and
Albert
Bradley,
Chairman of
the
Board,
announced
on
April 24 in a statement preliminary to GM's quarterly '
food
own
has
To Expand
A
and its
company
carried
output and
Expenditures
continue
upon
the
the
planned
will
duction
requiring specialized
for
cars
of
funds
equipment
facilities.
A
owns
States.
petroleum,
general
a
there
Stock
Pursuant
shares
297,750
of
The
It
the
cars,
United
the
program.
supply-;
the
railroads.
the
in
other
manufactures
others.
tional
increase
Two
cars.
Tne
for
to
activity
to
retirement
plants and laboratories,
the
rearrangement and
new
efficient
more
facilities.
and
approximately
freight
cars
in
well
as
shippers
of
of
mainly
chemical industries
freight
principal
to
cars
fleet
a
50
grees
of
American's
freight
maintains
than
superheater
be
the coruoration from
manufacturing
during 1955 totaled -$167,878,609 compared with $156,in
1954;
income
available
for
interest,
$29,505,877
con¬
with
$27,451,121; and net income, $12,491,456 or $5.24 per
share compared with $11,380,466 or $4.79 a share.
trasted
■
the "sale
which
program
1955
of
program
installations,
ment's
from
services
231,502
In
May
1971.
EARNINGS.—Gross
and
initially Into common stock at
through May 1, 1961; $80 a share
1, 1966; and $85 a share there¬
share
a
through
proceeds
additions
and
cars
convertible
$75
1,
PROCEEDS.—Net
used
be
of
years
added
the
approximately $1,200 million
expended
Mass.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
be
for
1955,
conversion
Restricted
making
„
,
provement
Offered—This
will
used
a
31,
for
additional
-
outstanding short-term bor¬
rowings ■( which aggregated $138.3
million
at
April
24,
1956),
tne
replenishment of funds expended since World War II in the company's postwar expansion program, and general corporate purposes,'
including the continuing improvement, replacement and expansion of
plant and other facilities.
;
As
299.005 shs.
20,277 shs.
($10 par value)-
Employees'
employees.
sale
.
"The
provide
an
for
a
$300,000,000
public
Dec.
for
.
registration statement with the
of 20-year
debentures
due
1976,
to
be
through an
underwriting group headed' by
Morgan
Stanley
&
Co,
and
Goldman, Sachs & Co. •' The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. ...
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<='.•?
-t .*
SEC
,r
13,165 shs.
"II
reserved
General Electric
>
"
-
the "
:
900,000
50,854,000
300,000 shs.
_
stock
r
813,372 shs.
'
Common
,,
-
55,000,000
4.75%
ex¬
182,
..
Outstanding
$8,455,000
stocks
4.40%
to obtain... additional r financing for
subsidiary
finance company operating "
FINANCING
'
l.ooo.ooo
debentures, due 1971
Cumulative convertible preferred
($50 par value)
1
18.
PRESENT
$8,900,000
4%
its operations
2129.
p.
due
said,
which is doing a
company
notes,
\-.V
,
a
he
mid-America
in
that
•
said
TO
Authorized
.3%•%
,3%%. notes,
»:
Blumeyer
Mr.
EFFECT
before, an /
year-
business in all
capacity
a
is
Co.,
Investment
c
y"
„
the
Expansion of Unit—
is. doing
for
with $5,419,521
38%.
\
■..
and
company
your
at
compared
or
underway,
are
Securities
States
between
corporation
the
pansion-of
<
will
;
and
issued.
registered shareholders
End
the company is
informed that there is no objection to United
States shareholders selling their rights in Canada.
"'I he Mining Corp. of Canada. Ltd. has subscribed and
paid for the
744,993 treasury shares of your company as provided in the financing
agreement
$2,000,000
Plans Financing and
.This
.
p.m.
'
^"Warrants
of
substance:
"The company is
oflering to its shareholders, 200,000 shares of the
capital stock of your company being the balance of the shares remain¬
in the treasury. Shareholders of record on May 3, 1956 will have *
the right to subscribe for one share for each 14 shares held on that
date
high of $7,473,903,
increase
ing
for
income
Deferred
-
„
share¬
to
Monday, April 30, 1956
...
to
total
telephone
revenues
manufacturing
for
in
the
the
Republic.-
subsidiaries
$37,021,000.
and
were
sales
States
two
revenues
8-s.em: aogMarch
United
for
Including
consolidated
and
$60,-.
$209,813,000 and
were
31.
$351,229,000.
1955,
20,000
in
Great
months
manufac¬
were
totaled
Canada
Western
Corp.—Issues Annual Report—
•
This
lished
corporation,
savings
April
24
field
(Calif.)
which
loan
and
announced
that
was
organized
associations
for
the
last
and
ended
year
to
related
Dec.
acquire
estab¬
companies,
on
31,
1955,. the com¬
pany and its subsidiaries had gross earnings of $3,445,919 in 1955 andthat
earnings before appropriations for general reserves
amounted
to $2,920,207.
The figures do not include operations of the B-kers-
Savings
and
Loan
year
Association,
all
of
the
outstanding
Volume 183
Number 5529-... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7
(2075)
stock Of
guarantee
which
1956.
February,
Following
acquired
acquired
was
by
Great
Western
Corp.
in
in
organisation
all,, of
the
in
1955,, Great
June.-
Western
Corp.
of
Tweive
remainder
the
in
Consolidated
and
nearby
as
notes
Dec.
ox
companies
of
condition
located
are
31,
of
in
line—two new "Deep Action" Facial
shipments
of
Hazel
Bishop
"Deep
Action"
.for-dry and
normal .skin- and
ap v entirety
oily skin, will' start' this weex.' ' It is understood
in
Facial
the
Los, angeies,
first "two
Cleanser
weeks
will
retail
Western
Corporation
of
June.
Immediately
thereafter,
alNout
promotion
on
three
network
weekly radio programs.
The ad budgets will
mately $3,000,000.—V: 182, p. 2688.
1955, shows total assets of $131,199,735.
$117,157,868.—V. 183, p. 993.
'
receivable amounted to
these
TV
will
The
be
shows
involve
and
is proceeding
company
with
arrangements
for
the
sinking
of
7'.
a
Green
lithium
Bay's
ore
property providing
day, he stated.
per
,
I; 'Mr. Phillet said that
drilling
of
disclosed
claims
that
and
the
in
the
uf
nuning
I.oOO
of
North
Central
Manitoba.
also
held
Sherritt Gordon Mines.
-
by
International
Nickel,
The
also
company
uranium
six, groups
of
and
chewan
of
claims
copper
in
uranium
claims
Saskatchewan.
in
Kenora.
In
British
\
.
located
addition,
in
it
the
has
Columbia,
Bay
plane
Beaver-
a
Miles
Co.,
&
Ltd.
of
became
Edmonton,
known
less
Toronto
Stock
Exchange
in
Exchange,
New
York.
consists of 1,748,480
hands
of
the
Prudential
years.
Outstanding
shares of stock,
and 750,000
Trust
Co.
of
Canada,
;"'7 "■
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/>
'
the
on
American
capitalization
of wn;o;«
to
be
held
of
in
the
*
for
of
eral
income
income
245,000
dent,
of
taxes,
shares
the
quarter
Small
business
.Feb.
*
to
stockholders
to
sale
of
totaled
number
of
10,
be
and
the
April 24.
on
marketable
to
sales
Net
;
.March—
Net
ry.
railway...
railway—.
from
Jan-.
additional
the
$3,878,810,
183,
the
•
■;
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
railways-
20,157.496
5,188,163
5,573,876
1.841,163
<v
dend
earnings
of
j-Based
»
1956
are
„
.
recently
Warren
earnings will be reflected in income;
'
last
with
Feb.
within
provisions
1.
of the prospectus sent to Warren s.iare.iolders:
it hopes to acquire most of the
remaining 5'%*
future.
' !
r.;''
'
r.,. '»
• *
jj
Gulf
the neai*
subsidiary
Gulf
said
,
announced
As
previously,
.
Warren
Petroleum
will
be
'://;>
company.
confirmed
*;
•
operated' as
;v
.
a
...
Shareholders
authorized
'
.
See
also
also
the
told
were-
that
Gulf's
executive
committee
has
t'433,435 shs.
t37,500
'
management to" accept the "B-A offer.
American Oil Co., Ltd. above.—V. 183, p. 1755,
Shoe, Inc.
-
in
to be
are
which
issued
to
of
common
stock
shares
of
common
stock
30
m
of
The
x
not
stock
bearing
the
its
"
-
/ •
-
Harsco
Corp.
(May l, 'l95b>
divisions.,, The merger-will
merger
both
accounting
in
as
certain
former
tiie
result
procedures
and
savings.,/.
1
tax
Following
in
'
material
a
'
earnings
"Net
that
the
not
for
the
steel
sale.
Net
.
steel
Since
industry
name
the
slag,
include
the
had
Steel
pipe
for
couplings
trackwork
special
alloy
transporting
used
for
in
all
of
steel
and
castings
and
and
use,
products
steel
with
and
cylinders
metal
from
the
by
under
gases
branches
railroad
misleading
own
ac¬
•■'•••
seamless
extraction
the
corporation
its
die castings employed in
products used by consumers and
tubes
as
become
the
of
non-ferrous
metal
trailer
special
gases,
of
"Steel'?,, from
company's
associated
products
and
p.
old
for
frequently
numerous
and
the
is
company's
The
types of compressed
steel
produced
word
of
custom
all
hearth
manufacture
industry,
of;:
trailers
pressure,
industry,
use,
drop
manganese
forgings.—V.
steel
183,
shares
earnings
upon
the
in
first
of
the
the
exercise
Harrisburg Steel Corp. above.
months
and
terms
receipts
with
($250,000)
the
for
of
New
SEC
York
covering
ordinary
on
April
60.000
registered
23
filed
American
shares,
a
This
of
corporation
consumer
and
on
market
April
tests,
27
it
announced
is
registra¬
i
that
introducing
15-inch
be
grill'
regulations.—V.
183,
Co.—Earnings Higher—
' '
equivalent
or
to
74c
share.
per
'
quarter
$7,385,002
were
first
of
unit
point to
65 acres* has been purchased
which
the
company
expects
to
of
satisfactory
a
said
President,
April
on
volumo
19.—V.
182,;
<
...
,
in
the production ofT
construction will com-;
for
this plant.
continuation
a
McMillan,
7;
with
compared
^
approximately
B.
Kahn,
partner
Taylor,
the
of
in
partner
Kuhn,
in
elected
been
Dean
183,
Loeb
New
Co.,
&
Witter
directors,
Board.—V.
corporation
City,
York
San
Co.,
&
according
Franciscu,
Trevor: Gardner,)
to
1968.
p.
Exchange Commission—
April
19
filed
1,531 shares
share),
without
per
of
common
on
Illinois Brick
letter
a
with
notification
of
stock
underwriting.
to
th<T
offered' at
be
is
This
par
offering
an
of
Co.—Profits Increased—
Apr. 14, '56 Apr. 16,'55
$1,511,683
before
Profit
Net
months
ended
amounted
to
March
31,
1956,
Walter
$683,591,
E.
Federal
Federal
for
income
$1,222,326
241,749
income .taxes
104,234
taxes.-.
110,000
45,500
$131,749
$58,734
...
preferred" dividend
and
7
7;
,A'u,•'
'•
■*
i
\
1956
;
291,659
stock
common
results,
Thomas
record
a
Robins,
volume
coming
set
a-
270,076
287,051
$0.88:
belting and machinery and complete
company's major product line.
He said some
Total
far
in April has
three months. ■■
While- :the
level,
business
record
new
bee*
booked by the
$17,000,000, and
of
booked
company's
at. even
7.:"
earnings
Mr.
Robins
partially
as
result
a
The
said.
offset- by
he
said,
of
decrease
increased
but
total
sales
rate
first
the
business
in
than
the
automobile
automotive
rubber
sales
the
Months
Ended
March
has
Income
from
income
general,
admin.
and
deductions
and
183,
home
mortgages;
Net
sales
Income
before
for
income
Taxes
722,277
V
$469,358
63,533
Net 'income',
Earned
—V.
182-,
<on 500,000
$194,796
$0.47
shares outstanding)
2019."7
p.
211,029
$234,261
7—_i._—
sh.
per
"
$405,825
253,783
:■
,
•/,
..-
Net
1
inc.
earnings
Earnings
>
,
$0.39
net
earnings
31,71956,' after all
this'company-for the quarter ended
March
operating costs, Including administration,
depreciation,.depletion, ore royalty and all taxes, amounted to $7,178,115, equal to $2.60 per share on the 2,757,973 outstanding shares of
capital 6tock.;
For the corresponding period
of 1955, net earnings
were
$4,589,309, of $1.66 per share on the same number of outstand¬
ing
'
shares.
For
the
first
erty
totaled
—V.
183,
of
'
>
quarter of
1956,
$407,611' tons,
1366.
p.
.
•/'
-
'7 -
ore
■
milled
against
as
.
:
J
from
403,228
the
tons
company's
a
as
for
the
less
financed
easily
„'.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
840,626
2,762,410
556,769
454,680
1,486,283
1,905,779
1,021,30'/
-
$473,717
$385,946
$0.76
$1,276,127
$2.50
$884,473
'■« $1.73
-
share
per
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$6,192,554
taxes
$0.93
$19,331,574 $17,817,733
April 3, 1956 this corporation formed, under Canadian laws,, a
wholly-owned subsidiary to be known as Imperial Paper & Color Corp.
(Canada) Ltd. A plant has been acquired at St. Johns, Quebec, Canada
and is being equipped to manufacture chemical
' ''"7
2671.
p.
■'
'
pigment colors.—V, 165.;
,
.
Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Acquisition—
'
acquisition
Milwaukee
by
&
this
&
Crane
Ellis
Blunt
Service
Simmons,
corporation
Co.
Chicago,
was
111.
1
of the entire capital stock of
negotiated for the sel.ers bj*
V. 183, p. 1968.
See
Inland
Homes
Corp., Piqua, Ohio—Stock
Offered—]
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, on April 25
publicly offered 75,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $14.50 per share.
net
proceeds are to be used for expansion and general corporata
183,
Insured
1858.
p.
,
Savings Life Insurance
.
year
prop¬
earlier.
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.-—
Hearing—
Pursuant to
the request of this company the Securities and
Exchange
hearing for April 30, 1956, in Phoenix, tqor make permanent an order of the
Com¬
mission temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from regis-*
tration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a public offer¬
7
Commission
has
scheduled
a
vacate
ing of Securities by the Insurance Company.
../■.»
On Feb. 26, 1954, the company filed a Regulation A notification pro¬
offering
the public
posing
common
••
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
"'Estimated
a
On
of
125,000
shares
of
its
class A nonvoting
By ordar dated
stock, $1 par value, to be sold at $2 per share.
the Commission temporarily suspended the exemption
the ground (1) that the provisions of Regulation A were .not com¬
March
-
9.
1,030,486
on'income—
$1,191,635
$488,044
tax
well
as
p.
$6,497,122
before
The
68,961
Federal, taxes——
Federal
182,
—
Earns,
determine whether to
Provisions
blocks are running con¬
currently being limited by the.,
brick are similarly keeping paca
are
for
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
purposes.—V.
$557,005
(net)—
th»v
showa
1955
812,445
exps._
operations——
for
in¬
were
'7.
1956
$1,369,450
Selling, advertising,
period
/
Period End. Mar. 31*—
been
and
31
1956
1955 period.
production.
The
furniture
Hubinger Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Three
and
Orders
the
in
above,
from
concrete
new
production
supply.
speculative building.—V:
first
earnings for foam products
considerably lower than "for the corresponding period of 1955.—V.
p. 1366.' *'•
} 7- f-7.
7;'7-77 77 :
7
:
company's
of
$33,400
the
of
received
production,*'
business
to
to
$0.29
$0.64
either
in
taxes,
as we have,
business for the balance of the,
will be good, John Goodridge, President, said, although tightening
credit
and
rising interest rates may result in limiting the
funda
.77
of
amounted
sales
income
so
.
level
in
foam
incoming
is currently at
a
record
cushioning—has declined in sales
lower
a
in
company
faster
a
business
conveyor
another1 product—foam,rubber
and
cement
.
are
for" large conveyor installations requiring many
complete; hence are/not. reflected in first quarter sales
but should1 favorably influence sales and earnings in
months.
quarter
the
ahead
Federal
7 From such indications
orders
to
for
Orders
available
after
year
Jr.,
Chairman /and
business was booked
of
Co.,
siderably
with
conveyor
ihe
compared with $18,200 in the
available
$0.90
estate
real
Brick
1955
302,846
204,665 shares)—..
on
above
as
dividends
from
Western
\
,
.
(based
realized
was
-Net
Earnings—v/■'
31—; 7.
income
No
$12,330,697 $10,515,063
600,159
555,076
of
in
7: V w
*
; / 7'.-
<
periods.
of
:'■/>-
taxes_^___^__^^____^_____
the
on
requirements
;
;
profit
Earnings per share
after
Heller,
on
1,
1956.
plied with by reason of the failure of the company to file certain writ¬
ten communications used in connection with the offering or to comply
with the
requirement for -delivery of an offering circular to persons to
were sold; and (2)
that, by reason of various untrue
with the offering, sale
securities
whom
statements of material facts made in connection
would "operate as a fraud and deceit upon the
purchasers thereof."
The suspension
order provided an opportunity for hearmg,
upon
request, on -the question whether the suspension should be vacated o*
made permanent,—V. 183, p. 1231.
of the company's stock
•
,.
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—Net Doubled—
Six
Months
sales
the
"
'
-
*
Feb. 29,'56
2—___
before
taxes
taxes
income.
3,350,342
—
income
paid
on
Income
per
182,
preferred
to
2357.
922,487
$856,832
371,755
318,082
$1,249,524
$538,749
$1.10
$0.54
shares—.
common
shares
share
common
p.
1,779,319
1,729,063
$1,621,279
on
income—
after
two
newest
firm
years
products
Florida,
Co.,
of
for
Del
E.
announced
Incoming
first
for regular products of this corporation for thi
1956 exceeded any previous quarter in the history
Unfilled orders on IBM's books at the end of th*
orders
quarter
the
of
of
business.
than they have ever been, despite an tothe corresponding period last year.
given by the stockkolders to the proposals for a
the company's stock (Vi'share for each share out¬
standing); for changes in the employee pension plan allowing credit
for earnings as well as length of service, and for a stock-option plan
under which 50,000 shares of IBM stock would be made available for
quarter were higher
in production over
first
crease
Approval was
25%
split-up of
stock
options
to
key
employees,
-
Thomas
net
Hughes Aircraft Co.—New Plant in Florida—
The
architects
International Business Machines Corp.—Orders Up—
.
Feb. 28.'55
$26,681,119 $21,599,840
Federal
on
Amount available
—V.
'
Ended—
depositary
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—Introduces New Cleansers—
,
house.;
easily
can
a
.:;/
Jan. 1 to—
earnings
Dividends
Guaranty Trust Co.
W.
W.
Provision
March
share
systems,
conveyor
Net
Hawker Siddeley Group, Ltd. (England)—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
statement
VA
is
the
of
the
to
underwriting agreement.
taxes.
quarter
Income
The
and
FHA
$476,305,
were
covering
<$10
above.
pursuant
issueu
outstanding
per
Federal
Harsco Corp.—Survivor in Consolidation—
tion
return
Sales
the terms
President; on April "20,-said
Net
1231.
See
whole
air
seamless
petroleum
the
industrial
for
open
unit
the
The
all
outside the
anywhere
up
and
rescislon.
oe
cu
(
Ended
before
'. Commenting
,
only,- the wide diversity
tended to be overlooked.
tivities
\
only
date
function
will
meets
for,the
earlier.
the
on
have
.The
Giving effect to a 2-for-l stock split
August,
the
comparative
1955
figures
are
'
•
earnings. after
Common
simplification of
structure, as well*
corporate
1, The new name; Harsco, Corp., removes the
corporate title, which management considers
in
effective
suusidiuries
over-all
*.
the
1955
year
Eaton
SEC
*
on April 24 approved
the merger of this corpora¬
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Heckett Engineering, Inc., and
Co., into
a
newlv
r-pated
Delaware
corporation
Castings
the
name
'
Hyde Park Cooperative Society, Inc., Chicago, Illinois
reserved
were
included
sales
stockholders
and
Precision
set
—Files With Securities and
principal is to
quarterly instal¬
equal
common
are
of
'
tion
of
indications
Chairman
$82,055.
last
7
Other
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—Merger Approved—
that
sales
soon
Calif.,
1956.
taxes
of
place
Net
Sold—The recent public
of common stock (par $1) at
offering of 150,000 shares
$25 per share, through Drexel & Co. and associates, was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
See de¬
tails in V. 183, p. 1967.:
<
.' i
,
of*
being equipped with Typhoon
largest home air conditioning pro!-'
Hycon Mfg. Co.—Two Bankers Elected to Board—
units
repayment
purchaseable
the, three
income
took
Net
Stock
—
re¬
are
flowers.
or
comprising
'Gilbert
..
1,- Hanover
site,
and
.7
requirements
dustry*
company's
British
Jan; .23,
pursuant
Three Months
i
.•
an
announcement/ made by The British. American Oil Co., Ltd., in which B-A said it has made an oiler to Gulf for
the
acquisition of. its wholly owned subsidiary, Canadian Gulf
Oil"/
Company.
•
' !
:
w
-
are'
the
President
division of Hupp Corp.
a
stock.
business,
p. 1801.
■
taxes
of- these
*
Shareholders
also -were
told that to date 95 7*
of the outstandiflg
capital stock of Warren Petroleum Corp had been acquired by Gulf in"
accord
quarter
Present
20,000
five
issue
o*
warrants
109,
p.
homes
signals
Petrone,
earnings for the three months ended March 31,.
$554,621, .or
equivalent,
after
deduction
of
Preferred
to
88c
per
share
of
common
stock.
Earnings
for
the
of
20,000
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Reports Higher
this
share
effect, oi
issued
income
7
♦
share in the same period of 1955. Because of the adaitional shares"!
issued in connection with the Warren acquisition, the per-.-'
figure will have little significance until later wnen the full
per
V.
"$8,000
into
by
which
shares
1,175,852" shares- outstanding
$82,836.—V. 183, p. 1968.
The 1956' ifgures includes estimated earnings of
Corp. for the month of March, 1956. *
28,089,125 shares now outstanding, the first quarter
equivalent to $2.47 per share, compared with $1.51
the
on
results
37,500
which
1955.
of
option
shares
notes,
3,052,028
,
period
these
date
7,660,530
Warren Petroleum
more
Hughes
consolidated
mence
*
due
earned;
1,334
23,678,862
corporation
and subsidiary
com-7
panies consolidated for tiie first quarter cf 1956 were reported on April
24
as
approximately $69,319,000, compared with $45,320,900 .or tne
same
alter
1956,
2,301,026
.
-
Outstanding
20,000
1958_-___
if
5,740,064
Corp.^-Earnings Rise—Dealings Discussed—
net
FINANCING
This compares with $571,078 earned after
provision for
in the- corresponding quarter of last year.
The "1956 figure is equivalent to 49 cents per
share, up- from 41
cents in 1955;
1956 per share earnings are figured on the basis of i
1,226,686 shares of common stock outstanding, after preferred divi¬
;'"
—Estimated
the
it
1,152
conditioning,
Don
Camden-Philadelphia area, on.
ultimately build a complete integrated plant
all its major
products.
It is expected that
prod- ;,
(Walter E.)- Heller & Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up 19%
;lncome
1755.
p.
Gulf Oil
:
making
Hills
-
common
A
said.
1,225,512
-
PRESENT
37,500
represented
21,056,133
.
TO
750,000 shs.
holders'
payable
of
for
2,941,447
940,433
2,311,778
_
income.
oper.
183,
20,555,668
_
where
Texas,
air
says
the
its
offering
Authorized
1,
the
purchase
President
"V
1953
$8,473,371
-7
Barton
shrubs
.Total"net
$7,160,811 a
underwriting agreement, and includes the 41,111 shares to be
Mid-States Manufacturing Corp. pursuant to the terms of
New
2,218,440
949,527
,
the
provision
$7,511,164
2,170,127
689,585
1;
,
of
stock
be
for
ton the
with
1110.
1954
of
to
+To
Florida
were.
first
per unit until Jan. 1, 1955, on which date the
107c' and
will
thereafter
rise
107«
on
each '
interest is at the rate of 27c
per annum,
with
1,
agreement
first
From Jan. 1—
-
the
issued
same
compared
p.
in
furnace
dividend,
rose
Jan.
'(•Includes
of
at
3%
conversion
common
realized
1955's
on
Net
States.
20,000
April
five, years
At
in
of;$25
price
—V., 183,
$7,326,941
1,829,318
_
income.
oper.
for
share
1955
$7,043,244
_
Fed-.,
the
Earnings—v.",\ "v
1956
from
Net
share,
per
per
$3,337,453 recorded in 1955's first quarter.—V.
Gross
on
Millar, Presi¬
includes a net profit
*
totaled
; Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR,
for
share
G.
income
cents
73
•
this: year
per
cents
securities.
equal
outstanding.
quarter
39
provision
D»
due
stock—now
rate
subsequent
for
after
1956,
This
is
with
the
1956,
land
and
$8,000
convertible
conversion
three"
EFFECT
.
administration note
preferred
—at
the
GIVING
$1)^____
1961 ______—
will
ments.
$1.87
to
31,
approximately
$179,616,
shares
1956,
of
equal
off
Austin,
Hussmann Refrigerator
:
"Notes (for which receipts have been given)
?
an
March
on
take
can
notes
.
/V"//
$458,878,
was
equal
quarter
-First
first
outstanding
reported
$96,000,
from
the
in
aircrait
metal
loaded.
homes
p." 1366.
develop¬
production
'. ' /
oruer
purchase warrants
Promissory note,
r
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings Rise—
Net
all
.•
■■
stock
Convertible
company
period
a
its
fully
(par
.
Stock
with
escrow
to
h.p.,
yards
stock
commence
;
260
75
tnan
CAPITALIZATION
.
0 snares ar-» in the-
h.4
deposited
are
been
proposed sites
,
sold
subsequently,
public
;•
..
and
and
'
at
year-around
conditioning,
the cooling coils can be
moving parts are-shielded
its
below
improvements
finance
air
for
screened
from
ability also to fly slowly and to land in small areas
only by helicopters.
One of the company's models,
an
Common
publicly in June, 1955,
a
total of 300,000 shares of the company's
capital stock at 50c per
share.
Now
traded
on
the
Edmonton
Stock
Exchange in Alberta,
Canada, the stock is currently selling at $9.50 to $10.00 per share.
Application is to be made
soon
or
1 sting
of the shares on the
have
of
compact Typhoon Weather-Selector, which will heat or cool the;
the flick of a switch, is installed in a closet.
The condensing,
at
All
proceeds
reserch
to
■
.
primary market in whicn tue corporation
is. that of business flying within the United
upt
Bay
for
tooling,
■.
net
including
: 'The
7..,'../;-.
Green
as
model,
•
.
air
unit
usable
Common
its
expanded activities and its
Mining & Exploration Ltd.
Stahl,
with
four-place,
in
originally in May, 1955 for the purpose of exploring and*,
developing its uranium claims, the company was first known as Green k •
Bay Uranium, Ltd.
However, its name was cnanged early this; year
reflect
purposes.
the
project
with
home
the
The
*
oy
owners.
±he
basis design
known' as
the
"Helloplane"
so-called
because
it
seeks
the
economy,
speed and range of the fixed-wing
air¬
combine
engineers
a study
183/ p. 71474.
ect in the world.
* is
engaged
in
the
design,
development
unique type of short-takeoff, short-landing light aircraft
a
generall
Formed
to
corporate
manufactuxed
previously
-
'„7\
of;
to
acquired "
Northern Saskat¬
.■;
sale
is
;
possesses
area
other
heretofore
^
lodge
of
Weather-Selectors
BUSINESS.—Corporation
and
He
Hudson's
.
for
and
has
area
these
adaptations on existing Courier
ment,
for
additions
to
production
•
tons-of''
already completed 10,000 feet '•*
covering 1,500 acres, three miles -
Bay
sale, of
and
-
claims
Wekusko
the
his
making
Typhoon Air Conditioning Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.,
:'V ':"7
..vV
.7
corporation plans to use
shares -for various purposes
.
recently acquired a group of 38 additionalf;
original property at Herb Lake.
Claims in the
the
afe
area
the
;
PROCEEDS.—The
company
adjoining
Wekusko
Green
lithium
32
its
on
Herb Lake
from
for
.
share..:
per
that
Hills
equipped
vival
All
shaft and erection of a processing mill for lithium ore
that
was *
recently discovered on its property in North-Central Manitoba, Michael 7
M. Phillet, President of the Edmonton,
Alberta, Company, announced
on
April 23.
It is expected that within a year a shaft will be sunk
on
Barton
being
j.
approxi¬
Helio Aircraft Corp.—Stock
Offered—Offering of 150,Green Bay Mining: & Exploration, Ltd.,
Edmonton,
000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was being made on
Alta., Canada—To Erect Processing Mill—•
's. :
r'
April 24 by Vickers Brothers of New York City, at $6
•This
said
months
ect in Texas—
100 newspapers during
over
two
,
three
Hupp Corp.—Air Conditioning Division to Equip Proj¬
$1.
ac
ads will appear in
space
followedby
Great
Webb
than
airplane plfint. —V.
„
Bishop "Deep Action" Facial Cleansers are the
entirely different formula for dry and oily skins.
an
Action"
•Introductory big
.
Mr.
■>
one
Hazel
new
ones
"Deep
communities.
statement
subsidiaries
and
Loans
escrow
the "two
only
-
Cosmetic
Nationwide
Cleansers,
different'one -for
outstanding
tne
"Once-a-Day"
Facial
guarantee stock of Great Western
Savings and
Loan
Association,
the second largest state chartered
association in California.
It
also
acquired the outstanaing. capital
stocks
of 22
independent escrow companies comprising the largest
single group of escrow companies under one management in California.
its
Cleansers.
__
its
Welton
Howard
Webb,
in
Los
Becket
Hughes'
President
&
Associates
airplane
of
Angeles^. Calif.,
the
on
has
been
over
named
as
manufacturing
plant
in
Del
E. Webb
Construction
April
24.
above
on
Mr.
after
$15,000,000,
last
shares
stock
Watson,
J.
income
year.
now
Sr.,
taxes
an
TTI,„,
Chairman of Board, reported that IBM3
the first quarter of 1956 was slightly
for
increase
of
nearly
$4,000,000,
or
over
34 te
a s»ara
First quarter earnings are equal to $3.65
outstanding, and to $2.92
a
share after
the
25 /a
split
Watson
reported
that
the company had
spent over $16,000,003
8
for
research
almost
and
engineering
development
$2,000,000
1955,
in
This
for
corporation
J.
April
on
construction
the
N.
Owego,
Smith.
of
general contract
Laboratories
at
the
that
announced
19
Computer
Airborne
its
been awarded, as a joint undertaking, to Vincent
of Johnson City, N. Y., and
the William L. Crow
has
Y.,
Inc.,
embark
on
$40,000,000
a
to begin about May
building of 184,000 sq.
will house the Airborne
manufacturing
a
The
facility
naw
research
at
183,
1858.
p.
present
adjacent
1 on a
183,
and
are
action
any
option.
results of last year's
operation (year ended Dec. 31, 1955) said these Included an increase
in sales and of operating revenues from $37,208,044 in 1954 to
$74,B.
President,
Germany,
recounting
the
in
1955.
This jump
in revenue resulted
in a net profit
provision for possible future income taxes of $4,759,086 in 1955.
said that earnings per share of stock outstanding in
were
$1.80.—V. 183, p. 669.
after
Mr.
Germany
1955
Long Island Lighting Co.—Postpones Preferred Stock
Offering—The company announced on April 23 the post¬
ponement of its proposed offering of 120,000 shares of
preferred stock because of present unsatisfactory market
conditions.—V. 183, p. 1859.
1367.
p.
relating to the Federal loan.
successful, the refunding of
options
plans
489,168
V.
The
City.
York
total of 408,000
which will include an administration building
ft., an engineering structure of 152,000 sq. ft.,
floor space
72,000 sq.
of
comprising
and
New
expected
the
E.
50,000 tons of copper.
mining
limits of the pit
deeper sections of the ore
Y.—V.
is
refinancing
government loan would preclude and make unnecessary
on
about
produced
ft.
Computer Laboratories'
development and manufacturing operations presently located
Vestal, N. Y., and at IBM's manufacturing plant in Poughkeepsie,
ft.
sq.
of
Co.,
Construction
N.
the
will be extended so that
body can be mined. This
will
involve
relocation of
a
creex
now
coursing along one edge of
the pit and of many surface installations which were built to serve
former underground mining operations.
Additional mining and milling
equipment will be required for the production increase.
Tne
program
also provides for the construction of a smelter to
handle the output of the Division.
Smelting of this output has here¬
tofore been handled on a
toll contract basis by a custom smelter.—
Construction
event? Hhe
In'the
program to extend
the
life
and
reduce
production
costs of its Ray Mines
(Arizona)
Division, it was announced on April 25 by Charles R. Cox, President.
The program is expected also to result by 1958 in a 20,000 ton in¬
crease
in
the
Division's
annual copper production.
In 1955, Ray
will
corporation
This
in which to exercise certain
days
Corp.—Plans Large Expenditure—
Kennecott Copper
■*
of
increase
an
1954.
over
Contract Awarded-^-
.
Monday, April 30, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2076)
'
America—Earnings Up—
International Rys. of Central
Per.
End.. March
Railway
Net
from ry.
rev.
Inc.
avail,
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
31—
operating
173,918
$4,045,915
705,720
436,149
$152,732
$600,320
$372,568
332,105
267,140
182,149
$163,658
ops
fix.
for
$1,409,746
chgs.
Terminated—
issue
of
March—
$10,000,000
income
183.
Net
Kings County Lighting Co.
1366.
p.
Three
Profit
Months
before
March
Ended
$3,798,634
taxes
—
1,182,345
-
Officials
of
Net
profit
Number
—V.
share
per
180,
$2,188,520
....
.
480,000
$4.56
$3.32
_
6,696,237
6,548,936
7,212,085
2,935,035
1,372,756
.,3,039,347
2,542.184
3,032,738
1,494,524
1,320,403
1,411,241
;
income—
1756.
p.
Calif.—Regis¬
Borrowing—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 100,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
public sale through an underwriting group headed
by Bateman, Eichler & Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
This
corporation
1956,
20,
for
offered
be
to
approval.—V. 182, p. 10.
stock, subject to later
183,
April
approved a oroposed amendment to Kings County's charter
would permit
issuance of 40,000 additional shares of capital
also
which
1773.
p.
6,932,984
railway
oper.
M. & D. Display Mfg. Corp., Alhambra,
permitted the withdrawal of the stock purchase plan
The Commission
and
513,528
ters Stock With SEC—Plans Private
mond stock
$1,594,897
480,000
_
.shares
common
Earned
—V,
was withdrawn because
certain shares of Rich¬
County explained the plan
of Kings
expiration of agreements under which
were to have been acquired.
the
473,868
886,179
457,214
purchase of a majority of the latter com¬
accomplished through
pany's voting stock.
$2,777,242
1,610,114
taxes
Pederal Income
ry.
been
1955
1956
31—
from
Net
announced on April 4 that it had withdrawn its appli¬
New York P. S. Commission for permission to acquire
control of New York & Richmond Gas Co. The acquisition was to have
Earnings Rise—
$2,255,286
1,081,350
railway
from
Gross
Net
before the
cation
$2,697,304
1,190,201
535,401
$2,358,849
1,011,662
income—
oper.
1953
1954
1955
$2,349,499
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
company
The
Owned Subs.)—
-
ry.
Withdraws Acquisition
—
Plans—
International Salt Co. (& Wholly
;
from
Net
Net
—V.
1956
from
Gross
associates.—V. 183, p. 1859,
public by Blyth & Co., Inc. and
to the
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
:
restrictions were removed on April 17 from the new
first mortgage bonds which were recently offered
Underwriting
$4,540,048
1,145,989
655,830
$1,478,382
revs.
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Syndicate
ment.
Nev.—Files—
Interstate Oil & Development Co., Reno,
The
filed
Interstate Power Co.—Reports
Period End. Mar. 31-
Operat.
and
exps.
Operating
Other
$19,714,521
$18,271,868
4,434,605
4,018,206
15,753,097
14,520,727
$1,220,199'
$1,136,498
$3,961,424
$3,751,141
Z)r9,519
Dr8,323
5,904
52,279
taxes
income
Income
This
$5,154,704
_
—
_
where
Net
$3,967,328
$3,803,420
259,461
1,022,424
1,083.435
$951,901
dividends
Balance
$868,714
109,000
109,000
$2,944,904
436,000
$2,720,015
299,312
$2,420,703.
per
•Based
The
447,854
423,646
1,767,208
$0.31
$1.03
statements
of
income
these operations
1858.
1955
183,
'
p.
surplus includes the
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
dissolved;
was
with
combined
were
subsequent
Interstate
J.
Of
New
the
announced
Brougham
Wallace, Jr.,
York.—V 122, p. 222.
This
SEC
company
Net
ry.
electro-mechanical and electronic in¬
flight control, navigation and com¬
and missiles.—V. 183, p. 669.
covering
company
the
from
ry.
—V.
183,
to
its
of
board
1955
1954
1953
$595,638
$488,776
120,001
68,763
81,241
103,732
81,326
1,524,541
1,646,856
1,672,693
115,559
338,252
117.038
240,464
299,587
at Naheola, Ala.
agreements were completed through the
Society of the United States, New York
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Milwaukee,
Wis.
Funds for intermediate financing are being obtained from The
Bankers Trust Co. and The First National City Bank of New York,
137,560
244,345
268,282
both of New
for
subscription
petitive
may
each
price
filed
a
of
Its
holders
total
a
income—
1756. V'
$4,907,511
income
income
—.i
,
309,645
301,449
503,334
266,510
,
registration
$10
par
common
stock.
The
Its outstanding common stock
shares on the basis of one
of
The
acquired
in stabilization
The
company also filed a registration statement
first mortgage bonds, due 1986, to be offered
of
covering $7,500,000
for public sale at
Net
used
to
the
(a)
reimburse
the
expenditures
1957.—V.
financing,
off
pay
temporary
as
incurred
together
$6,684,000
financing
company's
182, p.
'
1956
Rents, royalties and other income—
1955
542,887
279,885
'
for
for,
treasury
during
the
with
treasury
other
current
funds,
are
Gross
bank
short-term
of
construction,
loans
in¬
Interest
<b)
meet
or
and
construction
the
and
year
program
first
part
Depletion
of
Provision
$822,772
Income
from
30,906
Income
before
73,891
Provision
145,161
for
843
1,357
50
Pennsylvania income taxes......
Jack & Heintz, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The directors
Net
-V.
April 24 called for redemption on June 30, 1956, all
outstanding shares of cumulative preferred
stock,
4%
series
($50
par value), at $51 per share.
The
current
ferred
out
of
quarterly
has
stock
There
-
on
been
presently
dividend
declared
remain
original issue
an
of
50
and
will
outstanding
in
1946
of
cents
be
5,209
69,772
share
per
paid
shares
July
on
of
the
on
1,
of
the
Mar.
preferred stock
Gross
shares.
183,
Net
to
value
par
the
$100
April
on
company's
700,000
snares
share.
per
20
preferred
are
The
approved
stock,
presently
par
preference
amendment
an
value
$50
outstanding.—V.
stock
per
183,
to
junior
of which
this
are
to
program
statement
it
involve
from
1859.
shr.
$1,641,682
share.
M.
Loew,
The
stockholders
were
advised
in
a
company
expansion
Period End. Mar. 31—'
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—7955
J956—3 Mos—1955,
oper.
revenue,;.
$4,099,665
$3,770,841
$11,739,648
$10,737 405
oper.
expenses.
2.288.006
2,044,509
'6,695,634
5,989.850
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
183,
p.
$1,753,102
$0.31
includes
ry.iopers.
$1,811,659
income.^.
704,340
$1,726,332
!-
$4,'747.555
1,964,557
$5,044,014
712,693
1,978,454
1755.
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131,935
President,
improvement
stated
in
$1,889,843
$3,274,451
$0.36
'tMSBt
.1
u
,
i
'
Theatre
due
New York is exchanging temporary
due March 1, 1980 for definitive de¬
Sept. 1, 1956 and subsequent coupons
of
2689.
p.
company
construction
tnat
earnings
second
tne
over
volume
during 19&6v
that
"despite
stated
also
He
,
Chairman of the Board, on
plans to spend approximately
Coppedge,
the
store
have
will
held
up
.V
,
cf
1955."—V.
April 26, reported
$2,500,000 on new
*"
183,
-m
:
■
weather sa^s of t*»e
that he expects "1956
unseasonable
remarkably wed" and
that
exceed
*
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,
subsidiaries.
the first
This
results
quarter
quarter
of
the
company
all
after
1859.
p.
recently reported
that shares of the company's stock had
pursuant to stock option agreements approved
following persons; Arthur M. Loew, 33,000
Moskowitz,
15,000
shares;
Dore
Schary,
50.000
$1,263,208
were
its
and
taxes,
$2.09
or
Inc.—Earnings Up—
subsidiaries report consolidated net income,
for the quarter ended March 31, 1956, of
For the same quarter in 19o5, earnings
$1.44 a share.—V. 181, p. 2015.
and
charges
$1,836,317
by
C.
the
sales
Net
profit
and
operating
after taxes
,Number
of
shares
Earned
per
)
1955
or
share.
a
Rupe,
a
2,640,000
member
of
the
board
2,640,000
'
$0.30
of
directors
and
$0.85
the
Meredith Publishing
balance
of
$77,745,000
^The
0^' the
action
stockholders
new
of
in
the
hands
on
"April
Texas Business
the
board
in
17
rapprq^fed
of
'private
^
\
Adoption
Corporation:: act.
by
24
voted
to
amend
the
articles
of
the
company
They also ratified the
granting the: government "ah" extension of 90
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Co.
1956
1955
$35,734,782 $31,842,933
28,083,381
24,155,385
revenue
Material,
wages
Depreciation
Federal
loan
April
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Total
Interest
committee, reporting on the progress being made with 'respect
refund'ng the company's Indebtedness
to
the
government,
said
was
hopeful that the refinancing program would be completed
June 1,"1956. "The company is attempting to place the present
government
on
common shares, both
$5 per share and to
increase
from 2,500,000 to
5,000,000 the number of authorized com¬
mon
shares of the par value of $5 per share.—V.
183, p. 1475.
2,243.856
i_
shareholders
The
Incorporation to change the par value of the
issued and un-issued,
from $25 per share to
$21,703,930
809,405
issued
Changed—Earnings Up—
Mead Corp.—Par Value
1956
$13,965,062
revenues
share
Gordon
shares,
22,000
Co.—Earnings Rise—
Quarter Ended March 31—
by
182,
Co.
debentures
coupons
$0.64
$0.34
Loew's
Investors.
fr.
1 40,856
Louis K. Sidney, 18,332 shares; Benjamin Thau,
Joseph R. Vogel, 22,500 shares.—V. 183, p. 887.
Net
he
Railway
Truct
fund
with
F.
that
to
.
Railway
rev.
52,509
2,277,483
»
r:
\
finance
.
"•
recently purchased,
D..
Net
1,534,515
8,133,897
2,450,022
year.
Lone Star Steel
reported that officials of this corporation
plans for the company's new major expansion
Kansas City Southern
-
996,471
shares;
was
$113,000,000,
the
The
on.
2,177,863
1,364,515
72,82 8
i
stockholders,
shares;
Charles
that financing terms have not yet been
project is for the purpose of increasing
Kaiser Steel s capacity for finished
products from the present 1,084 000
tons to 1,528,000.—V. 183,
p. 1859.
'
'
agreed
5,803,077
1,420,244
Corp.—Financing Plans Studied—
month,
studying financing
$0.79
•'
McCrory Stores, Inc.—Plans Expansion—
4.222,326
1,280,909
taxes.
by
and
Kaiser Steel
$2,111,669
2,683,897
$52,613,000 $87,439,000 $92,399,000
4,359,934
statement
fiscal
Loew
Mr.
been
be
share,
p,
—
coni.
per
above
represented an
preference
will
Fed.
profit
Earns,
The
of incorporation authorizing 750,000 shares of
a
stock,
'
Guaranty
sinking
bentures
attached.—V.
$52,837,000
deprec
interests'
Arthur
stockholders
*
—
—
210.
p.
company
current
common
Mar. 17,'55
partly
and
for
15, '56 Mar. 17, '55 Mar. 15, '56
3V4%
incl.
subsidiaries...
Minority
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Stock Increased
The
profit
for
Reserve
1614.
p.
183,
The
—28 Weeks Ended—
(
oper¬
(est.)....
revs.
owned
on
and
sales
ating
Operating
wholly
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
company.—V.
Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings Reported
1956.
April 23 tiled a registration statement with
the SEC covering 250,000 shares of its $5
par
common
stock to be
offered
to
certain
employees of the company and its subsidiaries
pursuant
to the
Incentive Stock
Option
Plan
approved
by stock¬
holders
(&
—16 Weeks Ended—
Reserve
corporation
—V.
$1,586,725
2,700,971
;
share...
May Department Stores Co.—Definitive Debentures—
Loew's, Inc.
redemption of these shares will leave the corporation with
only its common stock ($1 par value i outstanding of which there are
approximately 909,000 shares.—V. 183, p. 1614.
Johns-Manville
of
per
—
income
shares
Number
$508,733
$387,404
income
on
on
$0.59
income
Net
—-—-——-
taxes
taxes
1435.
p.
pre¬
The
-
income.
corporate
180,
*
operations..:
Federal
for Federal
Income
*
*
1955
$51,132,853 $61,409,537
2,909,824
4,188,693
3,235,725
4,391,669
1,650,000
2,280,000
-
207,835
.
interest
a
>
1956
—
_
30,906
...
depreciation..,
and
Minority
2130.
debt
head
will
(Glenn L.) Martin Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
96,371
funded
Dominick
&
Quarter Ended March 31—
$660,685
income
on
deductions
Other
Dominick
stockholders.
of securities by
the company, which
is a leading factor in the water well supply
business.
The
company
is a major manufacturer of forged steel
unions
used
by
the
petroleum, chemical and other industries.
It
also
makes
electric weld
tubing.
Sales in 1955 amounted to more
than $13,000,000, and for the first quarter of 1956 are running ap¬
proximately 14% above the comparable 1955 period.
The
$5,956,344
336,229
324,456
by. certain
of underwriters which will offer the stock.
financing represents the first public offering
group
$435,818
$5,291,541
income
April
on
company
Sales
of
proceeds
be
curred
$293,153
income.
sales
Operating
competitive bidding.
to
41,420
50
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower
Gross
.
,
43,890
taxes-
Quarter Ended March 31—
transactions.
Commission—
85,317
2353.
p.
:
.
204,769
eight
and
shares held of record May 23, 1956.
The
underwriting terms will be determined by com¬
balance of 22,637 shares represent stock which
177,
.
141,875
and
Net corporate
-V.
'
Securities and Exchange
$769,844
81,196
depreciation.,
Provision for Pennsylvania income
the
■-
(Clayton) Mark & Co., Evanston, 111.—Registers With
27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering the proposed public sale of 141,420 shares of common
stock.
Of
these shares,
100,000 are being sold by the company and
$611,094
.
debt
funded
on
planned
1232.
p.
preclude the necessity for equity financing
may
be drawn upon as required to carry
expansion
program,
Mr.
Stevens said.—
will
future,
94,870
income
Gross
Depletion
with
statement
Marathon's
183,
$5,430,910
.,
which
1955
1956
sale's
V.
'
York City.
foreseeable
the
out
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
financing
Assurance
funds,
These
*
royalties and other
iong-term
New
Equitable Life
City, and The
This
Co.
226,871
of
bidding.
be
mill, paper mill and converting plant
directors
Trust
Guaranty
current
a
113,521
Three Months Ended March 31—
Rents,
existing
restate
1,673,240
railway
p.
Operating
of
company's
to
$611,470
in'
.
President,
Jr.,
Stevens,
the
91.303
150,338
railway
oper.
Interest
shares
offer
to
purchase
to
share
new
249,558
proposes
right
said this money will be used to pay
$30,000,000 long-term insurance company
$10,000,000 short-term bank debt and to
provide $55,000,000 which will be available to meet financial require¬
ments
for
a
four-year
program,
including construction of a pulp
John
loans,
1956
from
Net
Financing—A
$95,000,000
Corp.—Arranges
$95,000,000 financing program to provide funds for nor¬
development and long-range expansion was an¬
nounced on April 25 by the directors of this corporation.;
mal
$591,940
railway
railway
oper. income.
Net
retire
plant.
Marathon
airplanes
for
from
Net
to
Board—
on
election
Vice-President
25
California
at
Is
Power
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
April
on
it
operations
Other deductions
Iowa Power &
set up
been
From Jan. 1—
Stocking Co.—Banker
has
company
European
expanded
advanced
comprising
systems
from
Gross
Gross
Interwoven
Cointrin
at
up
has
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
earned
as
set
been
GmbH,
off
Offering—A sec-:
ondary offering of 13,000 Shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on April 17 by Harriman Ripley & Co.
Inc. at $15.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of
75 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 994.'
of
of
products
munication
Interstate Securities Co,—Secondary
This
the
producer
strument
Gross
>■'
of
March—
and
Dubuque Electric Co.
1955, when that company
30.
result
a
leading
$1.00
sh
have
Electronic,
1,694,583
$0.34
shops
and
Lear
to
finance the
construction of a plant
and the balance of $180,000 will be
to
division,
Indiana
expected
that
an
increasing percentage of the company's total business will
be
developed in Europe.
Until recently most of Lear's $55,000,000
annual volume has been confined to the U. S.
The company Is a
299,3L2
of East
30,
Co.—V.
436,000
subsidiary,
used
be
$18,000
$100,000
Munich.
near
As
2,420,833 shares outstanding.
on
Sept.
Sept.
$2,508,904
109,030
com.
above
operations
$759,714
109,000
stock.:..
com.
on
•Earns,
$842,901
stock
laboratories
olfices,
German
Reim
to
stock
pfd.
on
Divs.
__
applicable
common
Divs.
to
$1,128,175
income
Preferred
existing indebtedness,
addition in the
added to general
funds, to be available for general corporate purposes.
The company
expects to obtain a $350,000 loan from an institutional lender, the,
proceeds thereof to be used to finance the construction of a new
will
proximately
abroad
companies
operating
two
Aeroport.
258,779
deductions.
etc.,
established
has
the
of
company
Equipment Co., a California partnership, were acquired in April, 1956.
Net
proceeds of the sale of the common stock are estimated at
approximately $490,000.
Of this amount, $192,000 will be used to
finance
the acquisition of additional machinery and equipment, ap¬
support of its expanded European operation, it was announced on
April 20 by Richard M. Mock, President.
A
Swiss subsidiary, Lear, S. A., has been established at Geneva,
$1,210,680
income
Int.,
corporation
stock
The
to
Inc.
and
Inc.
was or
is to be changed to M. & D.
It has two subsidiaries, M & D Display Co. of
Fixtur-Kraft,
Inc.,
both
Indiana corporations.
two subsidiaries and the net assets of M. & D.
the
of
name
Fixtures,
Indiana,
in
A
Gross
the
at
Subsidiaries—
Lear, Inc.—Establishes European
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$5,654,804
Operating revenues
corporation on April 20 filed a letter of notification with
SEC
covering $300,000 of second mortgage bonds to be offered
$500 each,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
reduce indebtedness and for the purchase of properties.
The
Increased Profits—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
The
Store
of
letter
a
Properties, Inc., Normandy, Mo.—Files—
Laude-Mason
notification with the
SEC covering 500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(10
cents
per
share),
without
underwrinting.
The
proceeds are
to be used for expenses incident to oil development.—V. 178, p. 758.
17
April
on
company
:
Net
V
and
expenses..—_
;
Amortization
1,128,598
49,764
1,169,958
73,001
taxes
3,329,103
3,361,300
$3,143,939
'$3,082,289
expense
State income
and
earnings
Earnings
—V.
and
common
per
share
(on
1,290,000 shs.)
.,v
V\".
183, p. 670.
J
$2.39
{
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-
Midland Enterprises,
See
$2.44,
West
Virginia Coal
&
v
.
Inc.—New Name Effective—
Coke
Corp.
below.'
.
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Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
I
(2077)
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Plans Bond
Financing—
See
American
Natural
Gas
Co.
above.—V.
182,
County line, and The Texas Co. will be the operator of leases
quired to the Nqrth of this line.
Joint seismic tests and other
ploratory operations already have^ started.
510.
p.
ac¬
Sales
ex¬
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of
Year
to
Dec.
Jl:
Sales
Net
1955
-
income
Share
—!
:
1,163,131
*$0.61
—
offshore
By.
on
and
plants
in
January
1956
transferred to
research
The
center
at
Ohio
all
a
Menlo
construction
and
Virginia,
central
of
office
the
Park,
the
N.
report
and
administration
new
office
site
said.
research
to
activities
building
and
had
a
catalyst plant at
has
been
completed and commercial production is
April 1956.—V. 182, p. 2022.
new
Attapulgus,
expected
.
..
Ga.,
-
used
for
incident
expenses
to
An
increase
in
the
of
70
some
well
Co.—Stock
preference
and
corporation
announced
on
at
Incr.—
stock
common
that
period
that
particu¬
California
area,
in
of
the
end
the
It
4
Mr.
1956
model
supplier
run.—V.
to
its
182,
the
auto
Detroit
from
210,000 to 350,000, and the number of authorized common
7,880,000 to 10,000,000.
The preference stock has a
from
of
exploration
deposits."
.In
the
and
common
a
value
par
of
$1.50
value
share.
a
recommending the stock increase, directors
plans for issuing additional preference
said
present
but
that
it
requirements
future
that
would
the time.
.'As of March
of
the
authorized
but
stock
standpoint
able
the
in
to
best
interest
were
common
of
choose
outstanding.
issued
were
unissued
122,575
stricted
stock
common
available
option
for
shares
plan,
for
and
future
type
of
On
company
the
at
sales
the
for
the
conversion
shares
the
of
of
3.30%
date
same
the
total
a
corporate
of
the
company's
1,152,340
of
operations,
ended
and
that
the
common
earnings
share
per
Mr.
May
31,
Riggin
1956,
estimated
Lewis
introduced
last
year.—V.
183,
STATEMENT
OF
CONSOLIDATED
INCOME
Net
1956
sales
Profit
from
income
Gross
Other
$58,166,724 $56,852,068
——
Other
operations
9,635,412
credits
.*.
Earnings
Provision
corporation
statement
$8,251,505
197,295
before
income
income
stock,
Inc.
302,565
taxes
$9,560,604
$7,948,940
5,024,540
4,220,700
.
income
Common
.*.1955
of
.The
share of
per
stock
common
183,
183,
early
in
April
applied
the
to
figure
for
the
for
has
sales
sales
gross
their
set
notes
deben¬
or
fiscal
plans
the
for
period,
based
month
of
March
set
a
-
earnings for the musical instrument industry, and spe¬
for the electronic organ industry.
Sales of leading elements
industry have been running at a record to date, and one
projection of further growth that has been published by a
leading
New York newspaper runs as
high as 40% over the past year.
board
new
Chairman.
For
Underwood
of
Corp.
18
directors
has
elected
Sammis
Mr.
years,
He
presently
Donald
was
Sammis
of
the
offshore
to
lease
Operating
Other
Net
$27,758,471
22,198,440
21,844,858
—
revenues
of
$6,220,403
plant
118,833
$5,794,780
434
2,542
$6,092,837
$5,797,322
deductions
4,278,986
3,884,730
preferred stocks-
464,411
512,467
$3,814,575
$3,372,263
«
after interest,
applicable
to
etc.
Balance
—
-
Net
the
quarter
$82,822 or 8.3%
ended
March
the
over
first
quarter
31,
the first quarter
over
earnings for the first quarter of 1956
12%
or
for
revenues
up
1955.—V.
of
were
181,
of
1956,
$1,-
were
United
States
Foreign
income
$147,399, up $16,097,
863.
elected
Chairman
Martin
a
to
April
mately
of
the
Board
President
and
of
were
elected
Mr.
Martin
the
company.
that the directors on April 20 unanimously
authorizing the acceptance at $22 per share,
basis, of 60% of all Mojud Co. common shares tendered
16,
1S56,
pursuant to the company's invitations.
shares will be purchased.—V. 183, p. 1803.
145,800
Earns,
share
per
Earnings
company
each
25,
of
additional
shares
seven
to
proposes
offer
stock
common
held,
its
Howard
A
stock
has
the
at
of
rate
President,
on
or
covering 225,810
filed
with
about
May
subscription
the
18,
SEC
rights
one
to
for
the
weeks.
will
share
new
announced
of
Mr.
Pyle
shore
oil
mission
that
Lehman Brothers
to
be
derived
primarily to
offshore
Monterey
in
at
sales
the
lands
an
the
amendment
number
of
to
shares
oil
and
and
And
that
Texas
gas
shares
and
is
of
additional
expected
Allyn,
Allyn said
Mr.
period
the
for
first
three
035,531
in
last
the
both
1955,
year
first
than
Resyn
now
or
sales
and
for
to
com¬
become
be
mailed
to
stockholders
may be acquired
head
the
a
group
of
underwriters
the
the
of
commenting
sale
of
the
additional
shares
the
offered
Monterey
offshore
terms
of
companies
by
will
the
be
an
will
California
the
southerly from
agreement
bid
for
a
Lands
by
off¬
Com¬
operator of any
leases
the Ventura-Los Angeles
Despite
gross
net
in
reflect
of
in
and
year
no
the
in
the
on
shares,
the
gain
which
at
at
chair¬
declaration
March
31,
over-all
reported,
assets
the
of
from $57,289,942
corporation's
net
31
the
made
was
income,"
in
Randolph
of
but
yar.
$48,926,184
the
Mr.
cents
March
Randolph explained
the
is
repre¬
54.5
on
earnings,
consideration
change
quarter,
at 98.5%
the
paid
investment
from
$10.04
which
and
year
back
cent
one
net
into
Mr.
lessened
fraction
a
available
taken
stood
Sales
1955.
invest¬
and
March
V.
common
31.—V.
183.
National
$2,865,448
$0.43
outside
months
1956
set
the
United
as
compared
of
Company
the
period,
for
composed
Resyn
records
new
Total
domestic
for
compared with
increase in overseas
The
in
1955
to
the
sales
$44,484,355,
$23,471,548
first
quarter
for
1956
the
first
1956
for
$38,sales
$27,506,651
three
first
declined
months
quarter
overall
results
of
sales
total
to
in
$1,289,731,
of
1955.
In
the
to
are
etc.—V.
the
same
but
copolymer
utilizes
desirable
an
be
183,
less
without
substantial
a
for
for
by
in
sales
first
12
volume,
weeks
of
April
operation
ob¬
properties
can
and
an
26,
readily
be
Improvement
this
expenses,
on
Na¬
Profit Up As Net
quarter ended March
Increased operating
who
in
different
thereby
670.
p.
first
President,
the
23
company's
according
announced
1956.
results
to
of
'
on
results, Mr. McNamara stated, "the
first quarter
generally affected by a greater than usual
amount of
Is
year
present
are
copolymer
difficulty.—V. 183,
increase
the
affected
was
commenting
the
been
an
even
heavier
company placing Into
Davenport, Iowa, branch which required
considerable
remodelling and installation expenses.
its
for
new
Added to these ex¬
the company's installation
costs in connection
with its
expansion program which
required considerable
expenditures
quarter in order to place Into
operation a total of 17
new and relocated
stores. For the most
part, these stores were sched¬
uled to open for the last
quarter of the previous
penses,
new
in
were
store
the
in
first
construction
early
will
months
be
the
year.
other
1956,
difficulties delayed
an
Immediate
from
off
these
of
new
and
In
rate
of
year,
net
profit
profit
for
pr<^ i
the
for
12
weeks
ended
March
24,
Federal
an
are
with
last
were
increase in
totaled
$1 425 724
taxes of $1,640,000.
This compared
Federal taxes of $1,615,000 for the 12
$1,608,890 after
ended
despite
the
which
operations
more
reduction
provision
until
problem
expanded
the
profit.
Net
However, delays
openings
expense
year.
These
problems, coupled
Increases, though now running
comparable to
slowly In the early weeks of the
that sales
for
some
creating
sales
as
during the balance
started
gross
and
of
off-set
fact
year,
with
weeks
26, 1955.
In addition to
increased operating
expenses
50% of the decrease in first
quarter net profit, after
taxes'
amounting to $183,166, resulted from
the elimination of a
tax carry
forward of $93,000 which
worked to
advantage in the company's net
earnings for the first quarter of
1955 and which was
not available
during the first quarter of 1956.
March
more
than
Earnings for
&nare
a
on
year
the
first
2,120,314
share
per
first
used
408.
p.
entirely
properties
non-recurring expenses, and these expenses have
burden than normal this
year as a result of the
The
represented
volume.
of
of
12K-51,
Additional
12K-51
profit
operations
after
26.
set
sales.
17%.
from
Register
records
April
1956
overseas
were
net
on
of
Cash
motels,
Manager of the corporation's Resin Division
has
new
vinyl
emulsion, Resyn
12K-55, for the
is
McNamara,
outlay
$0.53
three
proceeds
of
12K-55
for
profit
H.
1,447,530
quarter, Mr. Allyn said,
company's
record sales
volume
for
the
first
quarter reflects
continuing trend toward mechanization, the high level of
general
activity
and'
continuing
months
believe
to
wqre
the
and
favorably
the
in
introduction
fields
overseas
terms
of
considerably
factors
showed
incoming
ahead
responsible
Influence
future
on
12
common
2,084,141
weeks
of
shares
common
1956
were
equivalent
to
67c
per
outstanding as compared with 77c
outstanding at the same time
c
shares
ago.
of
orders
the
of
sales
Both
the
This
volume."—V.
«o?DQi0lidate,d SaleS f0S the
an
Increase of
893.881,
a
for
the
period
results
183,
first
in
will
We
continue
in
qua
when
Kipnis, President, on April 23 announced that, for the pur¬
expanding its mill operations at Jacksonville, Fla., the cor¬
has
acquired
about
100
acres
adjoining its present Jacksonville
Banker
David
Elected
Van
to
Jr.,
Alstyne
Board
senior
of
of
ground
Kraft
pulp
on
the
and
St.
John's
board
mill.
Directors—
partner
in
the
New
York
a
Stock
director
this
corporation.
He is also Chairman of Hercules Gallon
Products,
and the New Idria Mining & Chemical Co., and is Chairman of
the Executive Committee of the Sonotone
Corp.—V. 183,
Inc.,
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
•Earns,
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$1,323,536
revenues
per
•Based
1233.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
com.
on
$1,142,096
$4,514,751
$4,132,970
190,092
oper.
income
156,567
636,684
521,453
$0.42
$0.35
$1.42
$1.17
share
448,572
shares.—V.
183,
p.
Sales
were
and
the
Chairman,
earnings
highest
of
this
company
for any ou3rter
reported on April 24.
in
us
are
they
were
a
of
our
excess
the
quarter
Melvin
this
H.
1956
7.82%
close
over
of
the
first
totaled
the
first
quarter
opetatm at the
much
as
running
well
year
ago,
objective
as
over
$137,quarter
totaled
end
the
749
first
and
of
the yea1" thus far, Mr. McNamara
this early in the
year do^s not con¬
a
dip In sales
Right now
million dollars per
week greater than
this increase will
give us total
would
a
$635,000,000 for
slies t
1956
this
i
large super marlkets,
ranging in
feet, located in Charlotte,
size
from
and
the
Maker's
chain
gave
10,000 to
Albion,
Food
National
17,000 square
Mich.* which will be
branch operations.
will
This"WinndT'RhS:Kalamazo°
This
add about
$3,o00,000 in annual
expectancy in 1956.—V. 183,
p. 1860.
-fr"
sales
to
National's
Dresent
awunai s present.
.
Nationwide
Corp., Columbus, O.—Stock
Offered—An
underwriting group headed by Lehman
Brothers and J.
C. Bradford &
Co., on April 27 offered
800,000 class A
common shares
(par $5) at $19 per share.
PROCEEDS.
Of
net
proceeds
proximately $4,500,000 will be
33,266%
shares
out
of
total
Accident
proceeds
purchase
first
history,
weeks
or
rhaml0inal<;nmLrn0\/rfahr<ller In„ Apr11 Purchased
southern Michigan. Purcnase of
Interests
Sales & Earnings—
in
neatly
American
1757.
its
12
$127,894,475.
cfiflnC0',?A,neiVtLnf8^0Ili res.ults for
A slight decline in
profit
net
National Gypsum Co.—Record
totaled
the
Marshall,
Exchange firm of Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., has been elected
National Gas & Oil Corp.
at
SPof61955 th ?18 St°re5 ln
sales
Corp.—Proposed Expansion—
Samuel
of
sales
operation
stated,
1233.
p.
ago,
threfc
1955.
flrst
$9,998,406,
year
Stores
rise
which
same
firsf quarter
for
models.
increases.
new
substantial
cern
National Container
coastline.
reached
desirable
State
will
program
the
along with the dependable,
well-proven
12K-51.S. Preliminary results confirm that
of;
2,509,500
year.
the
on
earlier.
year
to
fund
report by
President.
The
and
share
per
National Tea Co.—Sales and
Gross
remittance rates of exchange
1955, except for Canada which
28,
The
of
company's
Board
Dips Slightly—
to
at
Feb.
1956
$3,021,259
cents
value
quarter
"The
the
Net
jointly with The Texas Co.
along the southern California
two
which
be
system.
substituted
503,496
branches
the
announced
gain
a
this
5
tained
$3,368,944
outstdg.)__
quarter
and
17%,
for
the
of
in
well-known
emulsifying
branches
amounted
of
months
of
a
not
of
the
12K-55
tional's
1955
842,209
and
converted
President,
was
quarter
2%
of
Beggs,
realized
of
of
cents
virtually
responsible
months
the
working capital, for construction
In
States
$1,335,302
domestic
asset
mutual
first
National's
paint industry.
subsidiary
subsidiaries
first
the
National Starch
Products, Inc.—New Emulsion—
ttfc
$4,381,425
subs,
months
the
of
in
stock
in
corporation on April 18 filed a letter
of notification with the
covering 34,650 shares of common stock (no
par)
to be offered
per share,
without underwriting. The
John
avail¬
1956
p.
will
on
under
the
leases
others.
will
from
carry
exploration
stated
for
Co.—Earnings Higher—
3,292,477
earnings
three
growth
subsequent quarters of the year."
$64,177,816 on March 31, a
holdings
$5
in
par.
and
first
present
Louisiana.
$3,539,216
to
Stanley C.
for
April
on
purchase the unsubscribed shares.
funds
at
$73,280,737 $64,528,338
9,533,416
7,325,974
6,669,468
three
converted
for
purchase
1956.
warrants
two
used
timber
1,859,514
by
increased
this
Chairman
did
announced
approved
whereby
prevailing at Feb. 29, 1956 and
was
of
statement
been
Transferable
be
plan
$1,226,666 in 1955.
Foreign currencies were
River
immediately after the effectiveness of the registration statement and
the otfering to shareholders will extend lor
a
period of approximately
The
24
with
pose
1
registration
effective
shareholders
Pylc,
1956.
mon
April
United
(on
reported
amounted
Approxi¬
Monterey Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
operates
farmlands
taxes
the
its
progress
"
totaled
position
SEC
and,
$2,177,511 after taxes, as
with $1,730,163 in 1955.
In accordance with
company policy,
only those foreign earnings
actually remitted to the United States
plus
the earnings of the Canadian
subsidiary are included in net income.
These
poration
shares
and
income
domestic
announced
rata
pro
through a
drilling for oil
through a
Mexico,
and
owns
Alabama,
foreign
to
discov¬
The
addition,
contract
resolution
a
on
In
of
taxes
of
remitted
Net
is
Martin, Frank C. Mawby and' Sidney Scheuer
membership on the board of directors" on April 20.
Mr.
Gulf
of
earnings
not
In
p.
Lester
adopted
it
the
branches
income
the
support
the
in
will
other
from
Insurance
be
used
for
insurance
time
to
year
of
the
company
will
Co.
the
the
to
of
sale
capital
Chicago,
as
completion
comprise 800,000
of
they
the
class
the
at
shares,
$135
shares
a
ap¬
share
of
North
111.
Balance
of
the
control or substantial
acquisition of
companies
of
purchase,
100,000
time.
CAPITALIZATION.—Upon
Baker,
from
used
of
become
offering,
A
"
economically
said
National Motel Credit
Corp., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
Corp.—Reports Improved Operations—
on
to
on
1757.
p.
Income
Net
1955.
Mojud Co., Inc.r (N. Y.)—To Buy 60% of Its Stockto
in
taxes
business
was
waters
option
and
compared with
defense portion
Missouri Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Up079,435,
the
5.5
a
before
Defense
Gross
by
more
He
•
announced
dividend
"will
in
was
ment
for
was
amount
first
There
stock
corporation
high
it
payment
assets
the
Co.
financing
lime
and
gypsum
can
position
a
reported
effect, split two-for-one earlier
full
stated,
Net
com¬
&
that
markets.
11% from $9.06 at the first of
gain of 24%
after
adding
December from realized
gain.
up
in
with
dividends
company Is exploration for,
develop¬
of crude oil and
natural gas, and extraction
Ending March 31—
including sales of foreign
companies
Income,
over
316.
182, p.
stock
sales,
Both
$6,092,403
income
Dividends
$5,913,613
128,000
.
income
income
—V.
1955
$28,418,843
taxes
and
income
Gross
new
its
this
new
Randolph,
a
in
were,
at
a
reduction
avoid
underwriters.
compared
1956
revenues
expenses
operating
for
of
Becker
new
explorations "outstanding
have been made which Will
the
National Cash Register
States
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings Higher—
Net
of
sale
stockholders
3 Months
Nft
its
as
Vice-President
a
Twelve Months Ended March 31—
Rent
G.
carrying
wide-spread
work has
begun and is proceeding
according to
asbestos mine and
plant at Thetford Mines, Quebec.
year,
quarterly
nominal
for option
privileges to executive and
administrative employees
increased by 50,000 shares.
of
this
corporation have
shown
pronounced
improve¬
ment thus far this
year, Robert S. Solinsky,
President, said. On the
basis of current business
prospects, operations during 1956
may
be
expected to show further
improvement, he continued.—V. 183, p. 1860.
holds
directorships in several New
England corporations—Acme Shear Co.; Whitney Chain Co.; Pootatuck
Corp.; Connecticut National Bank of Bridgeport,
Conn.; City Sav¬
ings Bank of Bridgeport, Conn.; Society for Savings of
Hartford;
and trustee of the University of
Bridgeport.—V. 182, p. 2468.
Operating
Operating
shares
A.
for
12-month
a
compared
-
of
31,
was
The
registration
proposed
are
and
said
new
1476.
p.
F.
sented
—
Operations
and
the
The
and
National Can
high
new
the newly elected board of this corpora¬
the optimistic projection of expanding
upon
cifically
In
and
a
distributed
was
Commerce
Minshall Organ, Inc.—New Board—Sales Up—
Though
business
able
Interstate
permission to issue $1,624,000 of 33A%,
tures, to mature June 1, 1976.—V. 181, p. 1601,
tion
250,000
a
in
President,
"active
gypsum
20th
"The
SEC
a
share
its
■
company
record
the
in
gas
The
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—To Issue Notes—
Commission
of
Brothers
representatives of the
proposed offering represent
principal
company's
•The
offering
Lehman
the
the
as
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Arkansas, Louisiana and
1969.
p.
with
exceptions the
most
expansion
March
after pref¬
dividends
erence
filed
and
sale
of
liquified petroleum products.
majority-owned subsidiary, it is
engaged in
$0.59
„
25
proposed
a
value.
par
6,349,406
$0.69
basis
on
$3,728,240
6,359,499
outstanding stated
split
two-for-one
Earnings
—V.
$4,536,064
shares
of
April
company.
and
Net
$1
named
are
ment, production
taxes
on
covering
mon
Proceeds
$9,757,899
.
charges
for
8,122,772
128,733
122,487
income
income
This
few
and
,
the
Canadian
company
years."
many
of
recently
new
plants
build
8anderson,
on
Francis
Murphy Corp., El Dorado, Ark.—Registers With
SEC—
1955
"With
declared,
;
man
3 Months Ended March 31—
he
result
a
and
of
National Investors Corp.—Asset Value
Up 11%
1860.
p.
He said,
at capacity
deposits"
to
the
Sanderson
Each
at
the
purposes.
earnings
board
—V.
wcUla
:
of
as
«
3,322,541
on
1955
of the
program.
He said two new
multi-million dollar
pioducts plant at Westwegc, La. and
an insula¬
plant at Mobile, Ala., were
recently completed and are in
the early stages of
production.
Mr. Sanderson told
stockholders construction Is
progressing favor¬
ably on three other new operations.
"Our new multi-million
dollar
gypsum products plant at
Burlington, N. J. will be completed and in
production this summer. And our new
Anniston, Ala. plant, considered
to
be the most modern and
highly automated In the
industry, will
be producing
paper liners for gypsum wallboard
products early in the
fall."
The
.
for
company's
tion
would
stock
that
American
R.
operations,
that
then
outstanding.
Improvement in profit margins,
explained Mr. Riggin reflected
Improved operating efficiency and also
the benefits of new
equipment
and methods
share
a
quarter
2,784,627 shares outstanding a year
ago.
1956
sales
and
earnings
of
National
a $95,000,000
expansion program, would
on
future,"
mineral
place
capacities
would
on
said
company
major
"also
schedule
approximate
approximate $1,400,000 or ap¬
557,458 shares of common stock
compare with sales of $31,999,200
during the
period last year and earnings of
$1,065,378 or $1.92 per share on
like
re¬
shares
months
proximately $2.50
outstanding. This
con¬
6,358,931
outstanding prefer¬
for
reserved
were
leaving
general
of
As
six
current
$1.34
or
first
being continuously conducted
He
.
the
serve
Co.—Operations Up Sharply—
of
is
of
in
basis
with
that
midst
the
discoveries
year.
growth
whatever
of
no
stock,
outstanding.
Of the remaining
amounting
to
1,521,069
shares,
common,
reserved
were
and
had. 160,000
company
stock
common
246,154 shares
be
the
be
there
or
$40,000,000
15
preference
shares
from
management
financing
vertible
ence
advisable
was
for
permit
The
improvement in profit margins of this
company, which de¬
veloped during the first fiscal quarter of
1956, has continued tnus far
in the second
quarter, F. L. Rlggin, President, told shareholders on
April 24. He Indicated that both sales and
earnings were maintaining
the
approximate
30%
improvement
over
the
corresponding period
last
shares
par
$100
share
a
the
were
$39,509,051, up 18%
year/ * •
jumped 28% over the Bke
last
$4,577,694
were
compared
predicted
in
now
provide
Mr.
Mueller Brass
shares
1956
year
backlogs."
"To
approved
by stockholders at their annual meeting on April 24.
They, voted to increase the number of authorized preference
$1.24
or
Baker
sizable
industry,
business
parts
of
the record highs set last year.
company's 36 plants are operating
2469.
p.
was
months
top
Drop Its Car Parts Business
discontinuing
three
They
ago.
—
parts
was
year
$3,574,093
;
major
a
April
first
outstanding
Gypsum,
183, '
\
a
shares
Pyle
locations, Mi*. Pyle stated.—V.
Motor Products Corp.—To
mining operations.
Regulator
authorized
total
a
"''
This
Minneapolis-Honeywell
to
experience
Mr.
—
corporation on April 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
offered at 30 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
be
allocated
successful
development,
Commission's
conclude
to
Montrose Chemical Co.
Stock Sold
The recent
public offering of 317,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1) at $9 per share, through Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
and associates, was
quickly completed. See details in
V. 183, p. 1969.
..
The
to
Lands
eries
during
.
State
Monterey
4,
1954.
Twelve producing wells
have been completed
Development work has proved the existence of two
producing
and
408.
p.
SEC
are
and
the
lead
be
Oct.
on
date.
zones
Miner's Mining, Inc., Everett, Wash.—Files With SEC
bq
exploration
J.
new
has
the
$33,572,03.3 ijn the first quarter
Earnings for the first quarter this
explained.
It
is
that the Commission plans to start
offering offshore leases
at competitive
bidding this year.
Monterey Oil Co. and the Texas Co. now are associated in
operations
offshore from Seal Beach,
Calif.,
where they
constructed
the
first
California island drill-site and
completed a discovery well from this
1,898,237 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1955.
During the year the company continued its program of diversifica¬
by entering into another growing and profitable field of nonmetallic minerals through the acquisition and
expansion of limestone
been
enlarging
leases
understood
tion
quarries
legislation
offshore
grant
•
substantially larger funds should
larly in view of the company's
$9,016,822
1,925,815
—
to
power
1954
$13,128,284
$1.01
-
—
earnings
•Based
America—Earnings Up
31—
California
for
over
.
New
common
available
for
capitalization
shares
with
"
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2078)
'.'♦Hi*
a
liar value of $5
a
par
value
has
each
of
participate'
equally.
Mutual
Co.
which,
subsidiary
of
of' the
Ail
Co.
together
Corp.),
of
or
and
Fire
Mutual
Nationwide Life
constitute
the
r
Co.
Nationwide
...
primarily
engaged
is
interest
Nor^hwes.t Nitpi-al Gas Co.
acquiring
in
con¬
The
Chemical
lund
been
appointed
paying
trustee,
April
due
series,
1, '1971,
it
reported
record
Joseph
the
S.
183,
to-
after
earnings
$58,295
The
(21
directors
increased
declared
have
from
from
cents
new
share
per
holders
277,673
election
of
also
was
record
shares.'—V,
June
180,
stock
made in
was
will
expire
2%
notes
*3%
under
due
debentures
shares
payable
June
dividend
15,
1956
also
is
of
"
share¬
to
payable
$4,143,048
1,755,493
»>3,776,251
•
2,184,928
$3,885,892
3,545,006
-
Eaton
C.
Chairman
as
been, announced
President
has
Robert
as
Eaton
this
by
System—Stock Offering—Men¬
:
834,976 additional
of
..
succeeds
continues
the
Chairman
as
-r
.
Hildebranat,
and
have
Executive
succeeds
com¬
Committee
M.
and'
Eaton
183,
who
and
Hill,
K.
as
post
of
hew
'
..'l
25,000,000
Carl
M.
for
corporation
in
payment
'
.4
10,854,683 shs.
underwriters
below
named
purchase
'
*
•'
the
•
usual manner.—V.
all
the
of
debentures
convertible
are
stock
common
creases
in
sinking
lund
beginning
into
before
or
011
in
at
common
April
the conversion price.
have
shares:
severally
unsubscribed
F.
Hutton
&
Co
10.46
A.
M.
Kidder
&
Co.
4.20
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
10.45
S.
"Wertheim
10.45
Co
R.
Livingstone,
The stockholders
the
company's
the
W,
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Betts, Borland & Co,
1.80
A.
William
1.80
4.20
The
&
Mead,
Blair
&
Inc
Co.
Boenning
&
Co.„;
Boettcher &
C.
J.
Clarke
..—H.
Cooley & Co
Dick
&
G.
&
Morris
!-
Sons
&
Co.,
Chapman
stock
Harrison
&
See
also
Co.,
Renshaw——_
&
&
1,
1960,
$10.121/2
with
The debentures are also entitled to
1960.
the
first
to
a
on
&
to purchase
quarter
18c
when
increase
&
in
to
the
F.
Co.,
at'
Gross
Net
from
railwayrailway.,
from
Bet
ry.
$1,014,909
_
1.80
419.295
—V.
183, p.
Inc., and
of
202,711
Chairman
176,335
2,736,603
2,925,313
3,235,053
1,017,566
959,921
1,276,988
1,513,924
384,137
368,323
475,269
522,175
Olympic,
148,122
1616.
New York Central RR.—Murchison to Retire—
Because
the
of
has
slate
pressure
requested
sbareowncrs
of
the
in. Mr.
Mr.
He
Carter
was
"Utilities
Mr.
nominated
for
of
Co.
Henry
the
and
Holt
Gulf
Co.
&
the
resented
owns
total
New
York
Central
stock
1,651,980 shares.—V. 183,
the
date
kings County Lighting
See
po' ^bpy^-^-V. 1.70,
This
directly
New York Telephone Co.
Period End Feb. 29—
$
Operating
Operating
Other
Net
operating
Net
after
183,
58,076,265
132,014,939
88,263,247
5,391,000
13,273,000
12,073,000
7,419,568
6,730,202
14,823,641
13,526,813
7,592,262
6,316,349
6,263,487
5,319,181
May
ended
March
31,
15,655,051
13,067,306
1956'gross income
Including net capital gains of $253,451.
After all charges,
including $616,980
tax
(consolidated
basis)
was
Net
income
182J
p.
for The
>2023,
for
f'l
"
«r
of
u,'
<
-
M.
G.
•>)
The.. company,,will np
the
for
rt
1955
i
is
|.-1
»
,-v
income
••.
\j
>T*«
i
oi
<ui-s<*(
id
()?DT|
'»>r,J
iop,
the
i)
*:
Total
,
not-available.
for prospective
jr*(<:
tve'T
;iti
'of
be
i
•
-,r•
>••'
to
in
be
to
1953,
»vf
i t
t
1'Hiw -ht
*.
May, I6;receivfc. bids for
Co., Inc.
and
as
less
Profit
before
>.h k'5
A
-t
—.V.
'(»
yj!
-•
1
6
h
Petrofina
provide
funds
of
the
♦'
an
10,000,000
company by
cash
and/or
to
scheduled
Panhandle
employ
in
•
properties
stock.
with
ap- -
together
wMch
warrants,
united
for
of '
expansion
new
option
enterprise in
with
be
m*v
in¬
Petrofina'will
States wiua
aim
t .e
*
of
this
country.
*
elected by the stockholders to
represent
in Panhandle: namely Alfredo F.
Campo
were
Interest
oi
Canadian
Signal Oil
Petrofina;
W.
David
Heath
Petrofina;
J.
Howard
Marshall
Co.; and Robert E. S. Thompson.
of
Gas
&
Trailer
Corp.—V.
Co.
—
183,
Stock
1
1861.
p.
Subscriptions—Of
subscribed
taken
the
to
future,
granted
cash
Provision
the
Net
by
discounts
Federal
for
to
no
any
tNet
op¬
for
dividends
one
one
profit
packaged
(the
See also
<
filed
letter
a
of
.
notification
dapitaL—rV. 181, p.,160.
csrti
•
1956,
1,
the
Products
of
name
this
Corp.—V.
with
to
by
3
t2,655,420
be
shares
effective
reflect
in
been
April
of
The
1956.
bag
722,563
to
$0.29
for*
charges
shares
reflect
in
the
1955
3-for-l
20, 1955). -The 1955 figures do
Federal Portland Cement Co., Inc.
3-for-l
actually
stock
-
pair
' '
*
share
per
split.—V.
i q
.
183,
VJ. '
in
1955
-
997.
p.
*:
.
'
Penn-Texas Corp.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
,
This
corporation
reports
profit
net
of
$1,345,000
after
Federal
in¬
taxes
for the three months ended March 31, 1956,
equivalent to
share, based on 3,275,611 shares outstanding.
Dividend re- *
quirem.eiits on the 421,7C3 shares of cumulative preferred stock out-i
standing on March 31 were earned eight times over.
T -e company ;
reports for the same period net sales and operating revenues of $25,613,000 ar.d a record backlog of orders amounting to $67,210,000.
come
36c
per
These
the
•:
include
adjusted
^Dividends
the
to
purposes
having
1S55.
$0.25
$0.35
;
operations
to
541,922 ''
$0.25
.
Co.
i •<
figures
which
>
do
became
Comparative
t»mbpr, 11955.
not
ofr
reflect
the
acquisition
a.subsidiary ,of Penn-Texas
figures
available
hot
are
Niles-Bemen^-Pond
Cd.,
of
The
Hallicrafters
March
on
to
the
known
now
19, T956/*
mergar
as
in
Sep-
Pratt
&
-'•**• **?
'
Whitney Co., IncH"
due
of Unit Elected—
Clinton D. St. Clair has been elected President of the
"Quick-Way"
Truck Shovel Co. of Denver, Colorado, a
wholly-owned subsidiary, which
manufactures
truck-mounted power shovels and earth-moving
equip¬
changed
1476.
p.
$619,548
taxes
comparative
29,
^President
will
company
183,
742,000
$929,099
income
l',10L548
482^000
1,671,099
period
figures
the
April
divided
1
for
became
reflect
1955
-
$6,887,467 *$5,646,010
663,855
cement.
which
not
acquired
the
share
per
per-share
split
<
year,
St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
16
allowances
share
per
♦Reclassified
Stock Sold—The recent
—
1956
and
income- taxes
Federal
profit
JDividends
(Calif.)—Postpones Financing—
Mr.
stable
more
market."
The
"
taken
issue
been
"we
STATEMENT
OF
Clair
is currently
Vice-President of Penn-Texas Corp. in
manufacturing.
Previously he was General Manager of the
Division
of
Rudolph Wurlitzer and Vice-President
in Char?e
of Manufacturing for Lunkenheimer
Co., valve makers of
Cincinnati, Ohio.—V. 183, p. 1370.
i
want
(J. C.) Penney Co., Inc.—To Open 40 New Stores—
.
About
>■
plans
f.
,
debt
(before.-interest)
Federal
1
"
1
income
t''
,
per
183,
jjl
■
■
i
17,763,518
^
"
taxes; 4,725,000
I
I C '
''
!
* *
):P -ifii—j'Jlii.L'-.jj—LlLULI '-
■
'
-
>
'
-
'
perr
shared of 'CommonHtfodk'-
$4,707,719 1
1861.
*
-
*3
detail', hlb-W
.0
/jt-Mil
v-d
«
for
$3,806,594!
r"!: $2.00 v
the
and
addition,
buildings'of, 38
"14,285,000
-1
'
tx-
^°$3.4I
1 $2.bdf
this
of
the
new
plans
be
and
Real
to
open
other
the
.V)c.> r^A von
«
b'l'
jiatf «l,
rdi
.-
tht.W
in
a
suburban
Estate
total
shopping
of
40
new
company
centers,
Manager, said
on
stores
John
April
in
20. *
areaa
Thirty-two will be in shopping
eight will be in downtown areas.
company
existing :stqres
has
scheduled
and
major
the
According^ to
present plans,
abouj;( tfie..aa,me ;apiount.<#■
period
as
was
'^dded
t'.rl
-
ifl
f'-uAH.
v
Mr.
Brown
relocation
expansions
at;'170 other stores this year.;
said,
i.uj
the
and
1:
in
new
remodeling^
1
company
-
>
i'f'
'
will
add
nqw pet usable, sales-area in.-the 1956-1957
in the
^
pendituresT by landlords and
u
irr,
department stores which this
will
year
Vice-President
previously served by Penney stores.
In
56,679,752
open
company
centers
'
n;b
tlr.
not
$38,926,313
14,771,346
share iof \common 'stocklij2_L_Lt'—L"1 ir,'84.26t^J
declared
p.
1954
L<__8,330;799 1
ekpense—J-
for
/
1955
two-thirds
to
Brown,
The
—$43,375,537
-
income
of
Tonawanda
scheduled
EARNINGS
~
St.
charge
North
'
because
had
-
May
Net .income
!;i
bidtjprs/ security analysts, .and
Of'.*
ona
of
Telephone
were
Sales,
of
-
i
with
purchased
group
*"
of debentures, due 1971.
President, said this step was
a
and;
Provision
.
»;V!
exercise
Thomson
to
the
for
assets
3 Months Ended March 31—
founder
consultant
a
employed
shares
20,000
April
income
Operating
Interest
Earned
?.
as
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Dividends
'.ft'
t'-'V
the
Juviler,
Mr.
1911
present
continue
may
CONSOLIDATED
/
Iillormation meetings
i'
to-IO.a.m.
-
1
-1
of
meeting
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Sales &
Earnings Up—
succeed
1' through
a
group
of
underwriters headed
by
Inc., and Hornblower & Weeks.
The corporation planned to
add the proceeds to its general funds,
using them initially to reduce short-term bank loans.
o( . $15,0,00,000 first: mortgage bonds due April
jiu^^ frpm,
inqrl mi
f
jTj
■
until
1953
to
himself for re-election.
William H. Husted &
of
from
President
will
who
shares
Paper
King,
wait
offering
Blyth & Co.,
-
Northern Illinois Qas Co.-^Bid$ May J6— ;
v.
r' ; ( y -73 '.f.■.:
a
ZLi ;
director
a
offer
to
Treasurer
$25,000,000
ering
$4,897 045
Federal
war¬
ment.
13,815.280
and
corrdsponding quarter
)
Crawford
not
F.
provision
of
the
shares
expansion
will
cash
representative
of
at
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall & Hicks.
V. 183, p. 1477.
corporation on April 26 filed with the Securities and Exchange
Commission
a
delaying amendment to its registration'statement cov¬
11,828,336
foreign income taxes, net income for
quarter amounted to $3,775,494 or $1.42 per share.
—V.
con¬
This
for
quarter
from
1^55,
Pacific Finance Corp.
1616.
Newmont Mining Corp.—Earned $1.42
per Share—
the
not
80,034,642
to
Ror
its
as
than
on
185
Fibreboard
to
119.449,735
39,638,714
income
is
Pabco. Products, Inc.-—Name Changed—
6,337,000
charges
p.
directors
options shall be granted at a price no less than 95%
high and low prices on the American Stock Exchange
of the option.
No more than 33(4% of the shares under
company
Effective
$
43,913,240
._
taxes
operating taxes
—V.
$
65.262,070
revenues
expenses
Federal income
of
of David Bogen Co., Inc.
Board
bq added to working
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$
board
class A common stock (par.^100k to be
offered at $270,.per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to-
Earnings Increased—
1956—Month—1955
and
Orchard Taper Co.,
,
,
P.
decided
served
more
covering
o:t(on
for, and the remaining 3,528 ?
the company's officers and em- ?
ployees.
The offering, which expired on April 5, was
underwritten by a group of underwriters
headed by4
will
SEC
said,
acquisition
Vice-President*
were
shares
rep¬
Withdrawi*^-,
jp. 2132.
shares
1955,
public offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) at $25 per share, through Smith, Barney & Co. and
associates, was quickly oversubscribed.
See details in
V. 183, p. 1970.
*
The
New York & Richmond Gas Co.—Rlan
Newell
who
Secretary
.Orangeburg Mfg.
1860.
p.
All
mean
the
being
■■
new
.
Rice Farms,
Consolidated
Gas
15,200 shares of New York Central stock.
ownership, of
by the Board to
the
board
Coast
and
of
told stock¬
23.
_
the
Corp.
Carter
bring
a
director
a
been
the company announced today.
engaged in investment activities since 1937.
director
of
the
Texas
&
Pacific
Rv.,
and
is
the Sun Investmetn
of
is
He
has
been
formerly
President
Inc.
has
Dallas,
quarter
Committee,
April
on
option, shall be exercisable to any one employee within any
and all options will expigq in tqiq years.—V. 183, p. 1757.
company.
Carter, also of
Murchison's place,
held
that
stated
executives
the
New
by
shares
price of $11.25
same
authorized shares of
27%
interest in P-nhandle,
a
Petrofina
American
Cash
on
of other duties, Clinton W. Murchison of
Dallas,
the board of directors to drop his name from
to~be voted upon at the
annual»meeting ,of
Donald
corresponding
of- the Executive
meeting
elected
the
of
the
on
approved
!"
is
cover
person.
directors
of
the
for
Chairman
November,
to
to
or
shares of common stock recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders of record March
21, 1956, at $36 per share, on a l-for-5 basis, 186,316
also was given to a resolution to set aside an additional
shares
of
common
stock to
cover
incentive
stock
options
available
price
600,000
three-year
other
transaction
in
directors
n<rw
Peninsular
Approval
40,000
approxi-
$210,000
share net to
per
was
the
2,500,090
and
and
of
substantial
President
not as yet been completed, indications
the first quarter of 1956 are running
have
those
Treasurer
of
at
with
..
Gilbert
by
from
growth
the
and
newly
Vice-Pmsident
company.
tion
Texas
of
annual
who
in
Mr.
35%
a
new
Eves,
earnings for
Juviler,
A.
control
._
the
j
v
reported
approved
woncl-wide oil interests to the
Exfcutive
Olympic and Bogen for 1955
net earnings of $593,642, equal
and
business.
586,429
137,848
railway
Net from railway
Bet ry. oper. income—
$23,068,420
figures
also
Crawford
of
acquired
to
building
.'
36,750,000
of, the
use
Having
will
Co.,
$1,168,930
2,953,341
from
of
-
the 189,844
Husted,
their
Mr.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
and
Stockholders
1953
$965,363
468,012
results
to
receive
also
properties
.
closing
1956,
extend its
due
will
stock
further
oil
,
debentures,
addition
Panhandle
authorized
operations
creased
payment of any dividends during 1956.
Instead,. he said,
be plowed back into the company to build up stock¬
equity
and
to
provide
additional working capital for the
earnings
Adolphe
1954
$1,094,929
384,853
income
oper.
1955
television
templating
.60
RR.—Earnings—
1956
8,
oil
the
and
forma
ahead
Husted
Mr.
.60
holder
Northeastern
final
H.
holders
growing
New Orleans &
its
.60
Inc—.
final
May
manufacture
of
was
transaction
the
company
of
of
.'■■■
The
Pa.y No Divs. in 1956—Stock Options Approved—
that sales
William
1969.
March—
units
1956
257,000 additional shares at the
facilitate
acquisition
Steele.:
share.
substantially
.90
.60
&
sales
per
are
1.20
Co.__
Co.,
Yantis
net
$1.31
Although
2.40
G. E. Unterberg, Tov/bin Co.
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
S.
combination
and
the
in
$1,400,000 of convertible subordinated
453,522 shares of common stock.
indicate
.30
;
.90
2.40
the
completion of the current financing, out¬
debt and capital stock of the company will consist
of 4(4%
V-loan notes; $750,000 of 4(4%
serial notes
to
&
Co.—
Stix
&
receivers
engaged
of
s'hare, compared^
per
In
1956.
that
stockholders
shares
1
funded
and
To
Co.__
Brothers
primarily
is
•
same period in 1955.
19,
Petrofina,
Tne
.60
.90
p.
•
share.
per
*
,
to
rants
in¬
Forces.
EARNINGS!—Pro
4.20
.60
Co,_
183,
/
.
*
equal
Jan.
sold
share
per
subsequent
1956-1960;
1966,
.60
Co
Co
Hammill &
Silberberg
Stern
Armed
$1,375,000
due
.60,
.42
&
V.
&
Pooie, Roberts
——1—__
Parke
Shearson,
1.80
Co._
Richards
ot
2.40"
&
1.80
Co.
Haupt & Co
Henry Herrman & Co.__
•
:
Exchange
Four
Inc.—
Rupe
Scnmidt,
.30
Ira
.'
Approved
«
for
income
Yorkr Stock
-
sells high-fidelity sound reproduction '
systems, and intercommunication equip¬
Bogen also manufacture
electronic equipment
and
standing
Co.,—__——
Rothschild
F.
.90
Inc.-
&
"
;
April 25 approved the sale of 600,010 shares of
stock to "Petrofina," it was announced by
The holders of approximately two-thirds of
voted in favor of the sale.
American Petrofina,
on
directors
CAPITALIZATION.—Upon
.90
.42
&
Rodman
1.20
Co._
&
Emerson
Farwell,
Co.
Oranbery, Marache & Co,_
Mallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Bill
'
1.20
L.
&
v
of the.block of stock is $n-25
was
the
approximate
market
of
manufactures
public address
Olympic
I01- the
Christen-
&
Pizzini
W.
Dallas
Edwards
L.
Putnam
4.20
Pont
2134.
p.
-
subsidiary of Coinpagni rinanciere Beige Des jftuo.es, "Petro¬
of Belgium."
'■
proximately
television
of
Bogen
ment,
1.20
Inc.
B.
2.40
du
!
.
a
Net
.90
Co
&
Co.___
Writer
sale
equipment,
1.80
Co
Cook
&
sen,
Merle-3mith_____;_:
Elkins,
H.
Peters,
I,
Francis
A.
Parrish
sets.
.60
1.20
Co
&
Newhard,
.601?
Corp.
Co.—
&
and
.90
Co.
&
portion
BUSINESS.—Corporation
.60
Patton
Milwaukee
.90*
W.
1.80
Miller & Co
Newburger
•90..
Chaplin" &
Richard
Masten
.90
.
Sherrerd
&
E.
McJunkin,
.90
Co
Inc.
Lyons & Co
.60
&
Co
&
Butcher
L,
Co.
.90
Co..
Bradford
Brooke
.60
Co._„__
&
n>
common
outstanding
fina
capital.
working
1.20
Loewi
1.20
Blair
Crouse &
Co.
Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder
Inc.
.
Roger Gilbert, President.
.
the net proceeds from the sale of the
debentures will be applied to the retirement of a $750,000 not£ issued
iri
connection
with
the
acquisition or David Bogen Co.,
Inc.,
on
January 31,
1956.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to
1.20
&
162,
'
•
»
13c per share, in the
PROCEEDS.—A
&
.w
*
.
called
has
mateiy*^$287,000/
The
'
E.
Co.
.■
.
Panhandle Oil Corp.—Sale of Common Stk.
.
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—Debentures Offered
Co., as joint man- ;
of
Rhoades
'
.
•
-
Redemption—
Of an underwriting group, on April 26 offered $1,400,000 of 5.y2%. convertible subordinated debentures,
due 1966, at par and accrued interest. Also participating
in the offering are Schwabacher & Co. and Daniel Reeves
& Co.
*'
' '■
50,000,000
11,500,000 shs.
%
Loeb,
"
—
for tbe redemption on June 1, next,
sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1964,
for account of the sinking fund at 100% of principal amount.
Payment :
will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broadway, New York
City.
Coupons payable June 1,
1956 should be detached and presented
agers
22,240,000
value)
to
dealings
on April 20.
-The
.Olio Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Registers With SEC—
:
Outstanding
1&77_______.50,000,000
1967
'
1'
outstanding temporary debentures
$275,000 of it's 15-year 3(4%
H
/
due
to the certificate of- incorporation changing the
corporation to Getty Oil Co., became effective April 25, *
an the New York Stock Exchange under the new name
this
Partial
position.,
new
continues
the
debentrjres
amendment
of
name
'
-
of
314%
1971.
p.
—Bache & Co. and the First California
FINANCING
$1,500,000
commitment
surrender
upon
definitive
Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Changes Name—
An
a
the
to
John
to.-the
to
774.
p.
1989
deliver
began
and
elected
elected
been'
also
C.
M.
15.
.v:-'183,
to
company
and
Chair- *
Board
as
Blaisdell,
been
-Gideon
has
retires
;'
Vice-President, sales,
Treasurer,
Vice-President,
Treasurer,-
who
the
of
Bengert
Mr.
company.
Thornton
8.
utility
Inc. is
(par $1) at $16 per share. Rights
Further details follow:
$10,000,000
par
•
-
•Nov.-
;
Board
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Definitive Debs.
tne
:
.
of
the
of
Pacific
The Bankers Trust Co., New Yoik City, has been appoint ci co-agent
-
»
j
Melvin
-
-
corporation on April 19 filed a registration statement with the
covering 809,492 shares of its $5 par common stock, of which 746,665 shares are being registered for the purposes of the Restricted 3tock
Option Plan for Key Employees of the company and its subsidiaries,
including options granted thereunder, and 62,827 shares of common
stock
are
being registered for the purposes of outstanding options
granted pursuant to the Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 183, p. 1113.
amount.
firm
a
$1,908,316
White, Weld & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., The Dominion Securities Corp. and Union Securities Corp.—V. 183,
p. 1476,'
•
*
*
;
>
3,673^41
-
This
the
on
■
SEC
agreement
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
$2,067,566
1,897,751
Comptroller.—V.
five
♦Subject to the restrictions of the indenture with reference to the
debentures, additional
debentures
of
any
series may
be
issued
in
unlimited
.•'2,376,105-
Bengert
'
Eaton
Senior
of-
payable June
dividend
PRESENT
Authorized
due
($1
50%,
quarterly
GIVING EFFECT TO
loan
debentures
*3'A%
Common
3,'877!954.
1,066,350
increasing outstanding
1956,
A
April, 18
May 3.
on
•:
-
stock
common
fCAPITALIZATION
of
1.824.184
of
Vice-President
-,
issue of April 23 of the offering to
our
.
but
H.
share)
per
dividend
This
]£56
.,/
,.r
1956—2, Mos—1955
,
1,148,668
Presidency.
2399.
stockholders of record
shares of
cents
15,
shares.
declared
1,
p.
New England Electric
tion
(17
W.
a
C.
Assistant
a
413,510
to
$48,719
...
1113.
p.
director
sales 5
share).
per
1,1956 to shareholders of record, May
s Jo-ares
23
1956.
taxes
cents
April
on
1370.
p,
■<.,
Norwich. Pharmacal Co.—Changes in Personnel—.
:
man
,
Sales amounted to $1,734,734, compared
same
period in 1955.
For these comparable
taxes' increased from $70,688 to $108,594, and
quarter of
$1,446,388 for the
periods, profits before
net
President,
Lindemann,
first
177,
Co.—Earnings—
1,935,158
operating income
after charges——
M.
to;
—
Net
pany.
Up—
— Places
Securities
placed privately $35,^
000,0C0 lirst mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%% series, due
1977> $5,100,000 of 3%% unsecured notes to banks, due
serialIy frdm 1059 to l962;'$5,80O,OOd" of 5.60%:interim ?
notes, series A, due June 1, 1958; and $4,200,000 of 5.60% '♦
interim notes, series B/due June 1, 1958, convertible into common stock. -The financing was
arranged through '
KTow-
taxes—.
operating
George
Nestle-LeMur Co.—50% Stock Div.—Profits
for
ATq„,
taxes—
income
Federal
Other
The
has
registrar.
and
agent
which
for
,
$16,047,790 $14,616,655 $32,350,879 $29,539.537 *
21,953,772 • 19,794,776 '
10,896,398 ,1 9,817,805
expenses—
delivered
5.10%
Northwest Pipeline Corp.
Privately—This corporation has
of
Exchange Bank, New York, N. Y., has au- t$1,300,000
principal
amount of sinking
Corn
and
debentures,
beiow.-v.
Co,
1956—Month—1955^
revenues
Operating
1
Florida—To Issue Debentures—
of
Pacific
^
"
"
l^rppus^d..
Telephone
Bell
Operating
—V.
Natural Gas Co.
Coke
&
Gas
Period End. Feb. 29—
of
Net
thenticated
Portland
See
see
(a
companies.
insurance
in
York
New
group
Nationwide Corp. consist of a ma¬
jority- of the voting shares of two subsidiaries, Nationwide Life In- <
surance
Co. of Columbus, Ohio and National Casualty-Co. of Detroit.
Nationwide
Corp.
also
owns
17,651
shares of Sun Life Assurance
Co.
of
Canada
and
4,459
shares of Columbian National
Life In¬
surance
Co. of Boston, Mass.—V. 183, p. 1757.
* "
""
holdings
present
"
~
„
,
,
Northwestern
substantial
a
Principal
for May 9 in
1970.
\
been planned
See also v.-183, p.
have
persons
iq Chicago.
ii
•
Insur¬
Insurance
interested
May
*
companies.
BUSINESS.—Corporation
trol
Nationwide
and
with
Nationwide
insurance
oi-
on
B
elects
Each class
Insurance
other
common shares with
half the directors and
liquidation, after which all shares
class B'fehat^ are owned by Na-
class
2,010,500
and
share.
a
certain .preferences
tidnwide
ance
share
a
$1
.Monday, April 30, 1956
>f.
entire; six-years^ ^950-lj)55. .Total. qx-the tofnpkny for store improvements and!
'i
-
'.
a;
y.i-l
11
(2079)
expansion
in
$42,000,000
Homer
sales
were
able.
1956-1957
last
Vice-President
than
more
pointed
out
to
about
$100,000,000
against
1.
'
than
more
aiad
28%,
Sales
initial
Manager,
reports on
said
April
16-%
March
favor-
were
March and April should be
"Easter was early this year and
since
time
of
and
that
together,, however,
loss
amount
-
Torrey,
up
He
will
year.
,
F...
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have ma<ie>q firm
commitment, subject to certain conditions precedent,, to purchase from
the company the entire
$3,350,000 principal amount of new bonds. -
Halsey,
.
considered
face
we
Co.
Registration
The
SEC
May
stock
April
1956,
originally
issuance
mortgage
ferred
filed
and
with
the
at
due
this
of
interested
the
bond
and
SEC
and
series
The
the
The
its
due
out
company's
for
of
1956
therefrom
for
its
of
of
$100
par
from
in
of
General
and
operations.—V.
addition
sale
the
183,
present
prior
Public
borrowings,
mortgage
reduced
to
bonds,
to
of
Jan.
1,
This
company
and
March
the
1956,
income
State
taxes.
12-month
ings
period
amounting
Gross
April
on
31,
sales
with
represents
a
announced
be
This
ended
to
the
earnings
$236,583
after
v
The
the
12
provision
the
year
months'
ended
March
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(&
crude
than
Federal
Depletion
of
taxes),
leaseholds
depreciation,
Provision
for
and
and
The
May
change
Co.
land"
$
annual
value
shares
of $10
The
June
meeting
increase
an
61,402,016
23.932,120
Shares
Net
12,416,000
also
1956,
to
22.110,258
17,150.943
14,710,169
$1.50
April
24,
1956
company's authorized
value to 40,000,000
the
called
special
a
and
meeting
pass
action
taken
the
with
respect
the
to
In
item
one
corporate
view
of
natural
"Coke"
of
of
of
the
Coke
&
Co.
The
system
to
The
old
the
of
Northwest
to
company
desirable
corporate
eliminate
to
name.—V.
the
183,
income
words
31,
;
upon
of
the
Average
to
shares
number
sold
for
of
Directors
Phoenix Hosiery
fiist
A
quarter
for
three
the
for
revenues
compared
first
492,139
$1.72
sales
Delzell,
of
first
$1.53
for
the
7,115
three
the
of
of
1956
in
Industries Inc.—New
the
$59,895
for
Frazier
D.
Net
the
for
period
same
Maclver,
sales
of
in
$70,125
dent,
John
and
The
then
1955
compared
to
disclosed
was
less
new
L.
Leban,
months
Board.
Affiliate
of
the
Vice-President
of
Net
is
1955,
Is
company
liquor
formed
was
first
quarter
pared to $2,133,673 for the
of
1956
amounted
organization
No
his
Industries
20
to
which
of
7.1%
in
In
shares
the
over-all
stronger
Plough, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Net
sales
Profit
——
before
Federal
~
in
375,000
| 224,000
which
175,000
$221,000
$200,000
for
1
Net
profit
—
Shares
outstanding
Earnings per share
The
the
results
Musterole
Boston, since
end
of
the
447,300
Co.,
none
radio
or
Include
not
the
E,
W.
Co.
and
Stations
quarter.
Co.
The
and
shareholders
E.
W.
had
April
on
Rose
17 approved
Co.
previously
Into
the
Plough,
the
approved
and
went
Rose
will
merger.
for
tion
of
a
the
approved the recommendation of the board of di¬
two-for-one split ot the common stock.
Upon consumma¬
merger there will be 556,228 common
two-for-one split,
outstanding.—V. 183, p. 1758.
there
will
be
1,112,456
common
kw
2
2
Polaroid Corp.—Sales &
1956
RCA
studio-field
(TK-20D),
p.
both picture
TV
In
Television
November,
operation
built
in
476,000
points
shows
by
at
Television
Sierra
originating
de
A
Luis
Caracas
RCA
$214,000
$180,000
$0.71
$0.22
$0.18
share
made in
our
Bond
—
from
ry.
Gruss
from
—V.
tele¬
which
TV,
is
de
income—
1955
1954
•First
series
due
37/s%
4%%
series
due
1974
series
due
1976
$9,94o,304
$10,000,000
3,150,000
,
4Va %
debentures
3%%
instalment
capital
due
1975—
promissory
stock
(par
tExclusive of
in
In
4,716
Employees'
1956.
shares
Stock
$6,000,000
a
oper.
1,306,228
1,197,879
34,835,406
28,657,895
8,469,129
28,278,033
6,618,956
In
820,000 shs. »
the
6,759,652
3,726,557
3,540,313
3,550,358
reserved
Purchase
'
as
of
Plan,
Dec.
31,
-
1955
of
some
which
for
bonds.
partic¬
have
been
event
shares
held
will
the
action
and
it.Is
holder
two
shareholder
the
on
this
16
each
each
for
split
May
of
held.
now
merely
keep
will
company
be
no
spilt,
and
Is
Is
of
stock
common
that
for
financing
additional
an
625,000
11955
present time the
when it may be
and
gas
for
to cost about
construction requirements
total
$100,000,000.
exceed
facilities
the com¬
steam
demand
expected
is
construct
To
must from time to time raise
securities.—V. 183, p. 2010.
company
of
to
increasing
that
will
tHe
as
plans
electric,
new
during
years
At
shares.
Immediate
that
sale
with
represents
paid on
now
proposed
continually
the
and
authorized, even though at the present
immediate plans as to when it may be
estimated
five
the
is
equivalent to 60c
56c per share
an increase
the present stock.
really
compares
shares
It
additional
no
the
It
the
new
addi¬
balance
subsequently
was
withdrawn.
Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
sold,
less
selling
other
and
on
1956
182,
1955
$16,640,824
16,099,066
14,754,721
581,303
620,504
administrative
and
income
depletion
—
Income
717,000
620,000
$660,899
$645,599
$0.45
-
per
$0.44
share
2361.
stockholders
of
this
April
on
to
company
the
to
11
approved
Safetv
public
1.—V.
proposal
a
Industries,
June
on
change
to
This
Inc.
182,
change
the
will be
2735.
p.
Safety Industries, Inc., New Haven, Conn.—New Name
3,904,390
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.,
St.
of
$1.40
corporation
not
per
transacted
'
of
Drake,
filed
share
registration
a
plus
organized
any
Yavapai
the
net
for
construction
fees,
$386,000
$500,000
for
contingencies.
proceeds
statement
expenses .of
not
The
<
-
company
Co.,
Inc. above.
Phoenix,
Ariz.—Files
With
Exchange Commission—
April
on
filed
18
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
covering i00,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
per share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used
pay expenses incident to mining operations.
to
with
to
St. Lucie Holding Co.
the
"In
of
other
the
contract
for
capital;
•
.
than
the
Delaware
formal
.
$356,885
»
$6,586,000
$395,000
reimbursement
Beach
steps
in
"
along
it
R.
E.
and
&
of
Is
for
are
to
be
contractor's
underwriter's
unallocated
costs;
and
for
shares of capital stock, of
by Burney C.
Prlgge,
of Beverly
F.
New
sides
Raidle,
In
the
Cook
and
full
18
the
to
has
and
28
bv
took
A.
L.
title
Cohen
and
area
land
Lucie
to
one
the
of
Fort
Raidle,
for
ten-mile
Pierce
and
of
President
more
than
Raidle,
between
It
Stuart
firm
law
faces
for
$2,000,000
the
and
of
Fort
up
of
Pierce
the
and
both
in
parallel
organization
oceanfront
-
•
entire
will
is
were
comprises
acres,
»
Lucie
Fine
Foskett,
roughly
Raidle
-~
opens
years,
10,875
worth
„
sale
L.
Tney
Winters,
runs
the
St.
Harry
many
and
where
area
months.
14
Mr.
and
property.
approximately
Beach
past
the
the
of
name
President
ownership
covering
counties.
Island
re-sold
within the
all
between
Royal
the
in
is
$2,000,000
over
under
of
almost
1
Inc., of Palm Beach, land investment counsellors,
who
tract,
St.
Hutchison
According
closed
Route
William H. Cook, of the
Brackett, of Palm
Beach.
sections
sold
S.
April
by
giant
Martin
investors,
U.
on
transaction.
purchasers,
represented
York
of
announced
Holding Co., of which
Secretary, paid well
erty
-•
and
both
was
brokers
The
(Fla.)—Acquisition—
the largest East Coast Florida land transactions in recent
Helmly Furniture Co. of Miami, Fla., has sold to a group
A.
law.
■
The company now has
outstanding 706,680
which 567,000 shares (80%) are held
C.
Palm
The
some
payments;
and
I.
stretch
£riz.
financing,
of
one
years,
4%
exceed
$2
Stuart,
in; June .1955 .under
business
County,
of
(maximum)
operating
Mining
Securities and
.
was
Anthony
SEC
proceeds.
gross
has
Of
f547,627 shs. '
the mortgage securing such
be
the
on
authorities,
shares
two
div'dend
of
such
income
See
33,470,374
7,818,962
corporation on April 20
used
520,000
$19)_
stock
In
stock
Each
stock,
Construction
by
taxes
p.
1,424,274
income—
1861.
commission
town
6,000,000
note
•Not limited except as set forth
ipants
3,350,000
-
of
that
$18,058,268
—V.
$9,6/6,442 $11,480,407
2,250,167
2,872,021
2,556,672
completing its corporate organization, acquiring properties and rights
to
acquire
properties.- It' holds
certain
unpatented
placer
mining
claims on
limestone deposits
in Yavapai
County, Arizona, and Sail
Bernardino County,
Calif. It proposes to
cause
to be built and
to
cperate a plant for the production of cement, to be located near the
Outstanding
1976
.
Common
This
It
mortgage bonds—
3Vg%
issued
follow:"
FINANCING
Authorized
financing
1953
1,434,093
railway
railway—
183, p.
The
PRESENT
after
announces
next
goods
announced
of
TO
in
183,
scribed
EFFECT
three
additional
has
meet
and
Earnings
to
Toas,
SEC
covering 965,000 shares of its capital stock, to be offered for
public sale at $10 per share. The offering is.to be made upon a
"best efforts"
basis by Vickers Brothers,
from which It will receive
GIVING
of
Net
presently
Maracaibo.—V.
offering
$3,350,COO 4%% first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1976 *
101.67% and accrued interest through
Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc. and associates.. This
offering was oversub- I
at
T CAPITALIZATION
held.
sales
Federal
Republic Cement Corp., Prescott, Ariz.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Offering—Mention
Further details
stock
common
now
common
every
needed,
has
facilities,
Depreciation
at
-
railway.
$12,0^4,362
railway——
3,113,420
irom
ry.
issue of April 23 of the public
the books closed.
to
capital
name
1956
oper.
Net
of
and
conditions
be required
additional shares
100,000
quarterly in the past,
sell
to
unsold
Cost
1114.
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
of
$5,000,000
other
will
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net'
at
was
and
common
regulatory
for
stock
company
this year.
Ruberoid
a
transmitter
Isla
and
to
each
began
which
Nacional,
San
in
market
financing
the
amount
company
expenses,
one
Caracas
third
above.
From Jan. 1—
221,000
$671,000
common
1953.
from
Net
Net
new
(TP-16F),
which
Radio
Co.
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.,Inc.—Name Changed
Net
401,000
262,000
earnings
of
present
common
new
The
time.
include
Caracas,
YVKS-TV,
September,
same
182,
—V. 183, p. 889.
(TK-31A),
cameras
projectors
Venezuela
N icional,
and
Maracaibo
in
relay
network
1952;
in
were
superturnstile
bay
2010.
$4,353,000
821,000
—
183. p.
16mm
1956,
1955.—V.
approximately
If
present
issued.
be
and
when
services.
Tne
1°54
$4,627,000
1,492,000
Taxes
per
2
and sound at the
transmitters
YVKA-TV,
be
Cross
1355
$6,551,000
Earnings before taxes—
Net
petroleum centers and gateway
region.
which will begin broadcasting this
(TT-2AL), 6
image orthicon
31,
in
Roddis Plywood Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par$l)
was
made on April 16 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $17.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
shares
Earnings Soar—
Sales
—V.
leading
Maracaibo
March—
Net
-
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
issue
1956
two
of
own
will
paid
company
tional
transmitter
of
share.
the
the
needed
these
station,
new
cameras
transmit
into
bring
shares'outstanding,
following the
film
establishing
Shareholders also
rectors
world's
Lake
the
(TF-6AH),
casting
of The Musterole
Musterole
for
iconoscope
Station
Inc.
rich
the
includes:
Ouher
merger
in
the
of
one
unit can
shareholders
the
then
to provide
$23,000,000,
during the
Be
slide projector, complete studio and transmitter control
equipment, and
a
mobile unit for remote TV pickup. In this connection
the station
has acquired an RCA microwave mj«c (TVM-1A) so that the mobile
Merger and Stock Split Approved—
The
is
trade
antenna
$0.44
Rose
WCAO, Baltimore, and WCOP,
acquisitions had been consummated by the
these
of
do
to
and
summer,
2
above
RCA
Equipment
450,000
$0.50
—
tabulated
Market
Operations Manager, RCA International Division.
Mr. Watters said that complete RCA
equipment purchased by Radio
Station Ondas del Lago, Maracaibo, will
bring television to this area—
$5,225,000
448,000
1
—„
TV
March
period
Foundry
authorize
each
outstanding
years
the
pany's
broadcasting facilities built by this corporation soon will
in Maracaibo, opening
the lirst TV market in Western
it was announced on April 18 by Albert F. Watters, Vice-
President of
1955
$5,525,000
—
taxes—
New
—
provision
Corp.—Plans Financing—
additional
necessary
will
on
of
The
are
1971.
p.
to
for
that
shares,
advantageous
available
Venezuela,
1936
taxes—
income
allow
183,
after
on
like
further
As
Television
be
Quarter Ended March 31—
below.—V.
Radio Corp. of America
.Opened in Venezuela—
com¬
period last year.—V. 170, p. 2335.
same
a
the
been
order
future
the
Co.
C..nnon
holders
shares
be
has
for
Coach
March
share,
en^'nT
the
for
Electric
for
the
Intention
share
per
time
Twin
months ending
ihue
per
based
m^nth-
time.
shares
by
by
the
shares
part
to create
tne
32c
tax,
directors, subject to the usual requirements
for the declaration of dividends, after the
proposed 3-for-2 split, to
establish a quarterly dividend rate of 40c per share
beginning on or
about July 25,
1956.
This proposed dividend of 40c per share on the
by
$2,085,718
&
desirable
additional
an
Is
greater flexibility in the
development of brands and markets, said Mr. Gunson.—V. 181, p. 2584.
and
iorces
new
record
authorized.
existing
It
In
of
be
fractional
time
saies
sales
the
of
April
on
to
three
provide
stock
common
$1,-
base
of
expansion
to
$39,821,964
that
is
three
approved
Vice-President.
as
of
of
3,375,684
shares
of
Tnis compares with net profit of $1,080,408,
the
recommended
authorized
income
Organized—
Publicker
of
has been named Executive
distributing
realignment
for
President.
the
equal
income
Wyant
at
to
stock
It
basis of
Purolator Products, Inc.—To Buy Plant—
net
a
for
it
order
mon
this
charge of liquor sales,
shares
stockholders
to
of
some
day be necessary, the management recommeids the present
outstanding stock be split and that 625,000 additional shares of com¬
move
in the expansion program
of the liquor subsidiaries
corpartion, is the establishment of a new affiliate, Pqblicker
Products, Inc. to handle distribution of the brands of ^Con¬
tinental
Distilling Corp., Kinsey Distilling Corp.,- Old Hickory Dis¬
tilling Corp. and the W. A. Haller Corp.
*
L. J. Gunson, Secretary-Treasurer of the
parent company Is Presi¬
for
additional
4
share
will
were
$1,634,512, compared to
1955.—V. 183, p. 1234.
was
period
months
first
Chairman
1356
future,
197,395
7,976
three
the
May
reports net profit for
against
favorable
In
221,675
——
for
about
each
1618.
p.
Federal
Camp'oell,
send
See
profit
mailed
183,
for
preferred stock at this time.
2,796,222
202,164
_r
the
$8,365,187
to
months
corresponding
Publicker
Co.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
net
be
$1,089,173,
for
the
Latest
its
at
Certificates
will
stock
common
new
Ridgeway Corp.—New Name—
See
3,000,000
customers
of
The
company
is
planning
to
additional preferred stock later in
229,978
customer
of
1806.
least
Board
of
Total
D'stillers
outstanding will be
July meeting.
The new cer¬
tificates will be Issued about July 13,
1956, and mailed to stockholders
on
or
about that date.—V.
183, p. 1477.
by
shares
stock.
are
3,181,742
residential
operating
the
of
par
split
of
residential
per
four
Drug Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
1956,
p.
4,580,518
_c
.
$2.32
at
$5
two
company
$37,403,393
$29,782,374
customers
$2.34
strike
capital stock outstanding.
equal to 31c per share, after provision of $1,270,000 for Federal income
tax, based on 3,501,120 shares of capital s.ock oUvS.anding, for the
corresponding period of last year.
1955
3,000,000
thousands)—
according to Thomas W.
from
a
stockholders
proposal
a
(in
$3,445,957,
with
of
stock
$1,180,000
"Port¬
5,164,353
-
outstanding
1,301,941
a
-
$2,991,671
1,287,271
1971.
p.
1956
—
stock
—_
:
3,655,000
.
$3,052,265
Natural
$32,952,774
-
common
sold
Gross
stock
shares
of
3,427,000
—
on
April
23
voted
to
change
the company's
3,000,000 shares, without par value, to 4,000,000
per share,
and to split the outstanding stock
from
April 23.—V.
Rexall
Co.—Earnings Rise—
revenues
income
on
outstanding.
value
basis
The
prospective expansion of the company's busi¬
of its operations in the states of Oregon
its
stock
par
common
of
as
proposal
a
76,672
;.
—
taxes
>
579,811 .;
142,697
8,818
152,184
•———
shares
common
Crown
Is
charges
stockholders
the
on
natural
which
emergency
for Federal
common
and
appears
in
interest,
2,588,233
633,671
Income
shares,
of
available.
becomes
gas
53,590,790
—
Stockholders Vote Stock Split—
com¬
system
61,729,761
depreciation)
Earnings per common share—
JEarnings in the first quarter were affected by
the company's plants, which ended ^eb. 6, 1956.
In
directors
to convert the
special
name
the
gas
it
operating
KWH
outstanding stock two-for-one without any change in the capital or
surplus of the company.
Affirmative action of the stockholders will
permit an effective date for the stock split of about June
18, 1956.
Dividend
Gas
natural
as
Average number of total
stockholders
common
par
consider
■
a
Earnings per share
10,429,400
28.332,238
period—
on
the
and
Total
costs,
_
held
the
board
plans
company
Portland General Electric
94,332,223
each.
directors
15,
in
withoht
the
of
Rochester Gas &
March
1, 1956, under two-year bank loans,
the
parent com¬
borrowed $25,000,000
for
general corporate purposes.
Phillips
Pipe Line Co. borrowed an additional $3,000,000 under its
existing:
bank credit agreement,
bringing its total outstanding bank debt to
$22,000,000 on April 1.
20,000.000
contains
under
On
approved
a
Washington,
pany
the
of
Portland
of
soon
has
ness
Borrowings From Banks—Stock Split Planned—
At
The
and
$1.65
of
1956
from
revenues
12 Months Ended March 31—
—
outstanding at end
Earnings per share—
$902,000
31,
increases
to
huge, highly diversifed paper plant in Camas
large volume of natural gas in its operations.
for the annual meeting of stockholders to be held on
agenda
75,194,693
taxes
profit
and
Net
of
stock
as
Corp.
use
21
KWH
Net
Shares
receipt
common
system.
will
and
as
25 252,268
development
income
Improved net
authorization
upon
operation
gas
(other
interest——
and
retirements
Federal
of
that
to
1955
117,683,880
_
taxes
expenses,
income
sales
gas
Provision
258,879,079 212,256,017
:
general
March
of
$63,557,020
facilities—^.
Common
ended
Gas, which now supplies liquified petroleum gas to approxl800 customers, is approximately 12 miles east of the com¬
pany's Vancouver, Washington system and will eventually be connected
oil, petroleum products, and
—
and
for
from
(excl.
331,529
$71.915 104
expends,
the
in
share
per
1955
56
240,768
—
sold
Miscellaneous
mately
-Earnings Higher-
;
merchandise
Operating
cents
United
*
$
of
25
preceding 12 months' period due
revenues
to
and
shares
This
year.
195.6
income
the
and
31, 1955.
the 12 months
goods
income
Amortization
by-products sales
reflected increases in volume resulting from the increased
gas sendout
and higher sales prices for some of the
products. '
Gas
Subs.)-
reveriues
over
iri
period
March
1
miscellaneous
,
regulatory approval,
the
company
will
acquire all of the outstanding capital stock of the United Gas Corp.
of
Washington, which supplies gas service in the towns of Camas
and
Washougal,
Wash.,
by
the
issuance
and
exchange
of
14.000
Federal
31, 1956, totaled $2,344,912,
for
the
previous
comparable
increase in sales.—V. 182, p. 1914.
months'
of
and
Selling and administrative
Depreciation
March
ended
operating
$1,479,000
Zellerbach
Quaitcr Ended March 31—
Purchases
period
$588,000
to
Gross
12
pany,
months
for
$1,877,511
24.90%
current
Pursuant
and
pro¬
earnings of $149,450 for
1955—an increase in rite earn¬
31,
ended
income
Cost
ended March 31, 1956
outstanding 548,681 shares
earnings of $1.72 per share in"
with
compared
rendered.
$71,674,336 $63,225,491
earned
Total
Changed—
the
on
services
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
sales
Interest
months
12
share
promotional
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
.
$6,000,000
with
compares
March
for
as
the
for
per
spaceheatlng customers.
58.30%.
for the
compared
23
to
150,000
100,000
by-products
revenues.
The increase in gas revenues resulted
largely from an
11%
increase
in
heating requirements, compared with the previous
12
months' period,
which had
a
favorable
effect on
the company's
earnings since more than 50%
of its total gas sales were made to
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island, Inc.—Earns.
Up
ended
Co.__
net
1971.
p.
stock,
months
Total
made
(parent)
funds to be
the
$2.22
for
Revere Copper & Brass
Wright & Co.,
Inc.
to Be
Issued
were
150,000
.•
$1,216,671
to
&
696,570
100,000
31, 1955 for the 547,627 shares out¬
standing at that date.
Net income included Federal income
tax ad¬
justments equal to a savings of
approximately 27 cents per share
of
ap¬
Cofrp.>
of
'300,000
Calif,, promoter and company President, and 40,010 shares by
A. C, Prigge, of Houston, one of the
promoters. Of tile 706,680 shares
outstanding,
10,110
shares
were
sold
for
cash
at
par
($10)
and
1300,000
1971.
p.
12
were
year
1956.
additional
an
Utilities
balancfe
expenditures
Co.
.
4Va%
reimburse
income of
common
to
redeem
financing.
to
$4,000,000 for
purposes
issuance
the
been
proporal
is designed
to make
Pennsylvania during the
to
and
extent
to
first
of
has
its
183,
equivalent
in
pre¬
program
available
the
bank
i:-sde
bond
abandoned
proceeds
purposes
to the
stock
common
$1,500,000
was
of
the
shares
outstanding
coastruction
includes
program
the
has
financing
$25,500,000
treasury
of
also
of
the
construction
company's
vided
amount
company
$12,500,000
1983.
proximately
1956
.
12
amendment
retire
v
persons
preferred
April-18, the proposal involved 'J
bidding of $25,000,000 of first
on
90,000
&
Earnings Increased—Name
company.
competitive
1986,
giving
upon
V.
Thomas
—150,000
Lemon
also
Net
order
an
hearing
a
Coe__
&
Arthur L.
Co
&
Johnston,
Statement
stock.
By
of.
issued
request
sale
bonds,
$12,500,000.
arid
20
to
financing proposal
As
the
on
7,
Mackall
Freeman
Amended—
until
Co.-
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
See
Electric
&
$1,700,000
Co.u^
300,000;Clayton Securities Corp.
100,000
William Blair &
in
April. If we do no more than breas
even
we
will
show a substantial
increase for the combined MarchApril period."—V. 183, p. 1370."
Pennsylvania
Stuart
Inc.
a .'
Hills,
'
prop¬
.
hitherto-
provide
the
-
12
(2080)
spark
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
set
off
contemplated
a
century
of
one
in
the
Florida
ambitious
most
the
since
ago.
development
planning
of
Miami
Paul
programs
Beach
V
'
*1
half
.
rent
the
Salt Lake Hardware
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1955
1954
$16,463,497
discount
allowed
customers-
Net
190,304
There
202,111
taxes,
Earnings
paid
assets
Current
liabilities
209,237
135,981
—V.
to
assets
share
$1.31
office
160,
liabilities at Dec.
1,861,273
31
2.17
31
2.25
2,932,244
to
Christensen,
announced
succeed
the
Treasurer
and
election
Kenneth
died
Harold
Chairman
the
late
who
Fresident.
April
E.
of
B.
7.
annual
by
etc.—
Schield
P.
Buchanan,
Mr.
Herbell
former
was
elected
Committee,
Herbell
President
formerly
Senior
as
on
and
Senior
Vice
President
Vice
Mr.
being
are
sold
for
and
of
BUSINESS.—Corporation,
various
Iowa,
types
which
produces
has
power
its
the
account
38%
the
of
EARNINGS.—Net
30,
Jan.
1955,
month
to
31,
for
were
ended
for
year
CAPITALIZATION
Bantam
offices
'The
an
stock
($5
GIVING
EFFECT
company
aggregate of
stock
common
to the
TO
four
PRESENT
its
of
$o
oi
months
to
13,
1956,
the
borrowed
company
giving
$275,000
from
the
selling
respective
underwriters
stockholders
the
severally
number
of
to
agree
Curtis
Whipple
Cruttenden
&
Walston
&
Co.,
&
Co.—
a
Inc
M.
Kidder
Francis
15,000
T.
C.
Henderson & Co., Inc.
15.000
Quail
du Pont & Co.—
Co._
Shearson, Hamir.ill
&
Co__
&
Co.__,
&
Co.-
-
The
issue
stock
expenses—
taxes
income
on
;
6,265,000
preferred
earned
Number
of
Amount
earned
on
institutions
100,250
Thomas
$5,689,894
shares—
$0.72
common
share
$0.45
'
sales
for
1955.
estimates
foreign
McCabe,
Scott
oi
It
for
He
said
future
first
on
marked
91/2%
quarter
goal
was
of
higher
that
annual
"Sales
than
per
set
24
than
a
in
the
the
Mr.
by
in
$500
S
-v«
.the business
make
of
the
year
1955,
are
he
slightly
remained
said.
tradealmost
He
higher
Mr,
increase
McCabe
in
the
five
the
future
will
and
the
approximately
about
the
$36,000,000
in
same
1954.—V,
of
183,
capital
to
be
expendi¬
stockholders
company s
The
split,
mission
of
common
which
earlier
authorized
v-0
per
April 24 approved
stock, John W. Smith,
was
approved
April,
calls
common
share.
authorized
change,
in
on
The
stock
new
^Jr.
Smith
par
President,
announced.
Interstate
Commerce
outstanding in
the
number
with
will
a
of
the
Med
4,898,950
the
hands
along
with
This
shares
of
the
of
$20
public.
and
enterprises
expansion
of
air
he
said.—V.
Ended
March
183,
p.
par
There
April
(&
and
Subs.)—Earnings
1984,
this
to
and
company
its
its
sold
be
at
the
outstanding
The
of
this
subject
notes
in
now
in
a
good
$6,107,000
1955
financing
the
$1.03
SHS
$0.92
409,055
221,454
1,385,000
1,385,000
$0.37
$0.30
on
announced
bright
April
on
$0.16
23
follows:
as
the volume of unfilled
end of March, this back¬
considering
its books.
the
At
of
accumulated
needs
the
of
railroads
for
new
the great volume of orders placed in
there
and
1955,
encouraging
are
indications
placed during 1956."—V.
equipment orders will be
April
on
reached
for
in
182,
the
The
program.
future
near
183,
that
past
service
to
and
Pacific
extend
may
Tucson
Southern
sale
1971, it
from
the
applica¬
Reynolds
erection
will
its
railroad,
days
Airways
of
part
Transport
contracts
announced
on
back
.
traffic
and
ry.
income
oper.
—
from
from
Net
ry.
183,
income
allow
from
—
70,559,493
66,688,228
62,221,669
Net
ry.
23,131,513
17,472,970
10,610,967
8,190.479
10,528,666
1954
1953
$306,102
$315,635
$274,705
134,786
133,345
144,296
102,304
59,269
,
63,323
62,948
50,523
839,322
746,202
from
331,875
352,878
274,896
156,346
125,269
867,710
railway
—V.
183,
.
120,596
End. Mar. 31—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
earnings
$6,543,244
Expenses
3,162,886
Depreciation
Federal
tax
(est.)
1,382,400
.
profit
183,
p.
1956—6 Mos.--1955
$5,630,359 $13,330,963 $11,044,552
2,867,294
6,289,430
-5,639,121
792,120
1,660,005 • 1,644,859
1,024,000
-1
2,866,000
com.
712.
$946,945
$2,515,528
$0,63
$0.51
$1.36
share
.
,
'
1,843,000
—
$1,158,679
Earnings per,
—V.
839,279
,
inc.
producer
of
commercial vehicles
independent
assemblies
for
cars.
The company also manu¬
plastisols for coating of metals,
diversified
markets
and
electronic
pleasure
vinyl
for
'
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
bank
to
FINANCING
Outstanding
July
due
$880,000
893,011
t$565,000
1576,345
1,000.000
payables—
1,000,000
—
be
($1
60,000
100,000 shs,
'500,000 shs.
value)
$l,000,0oo
»
r
100,000 shs.
38),229 shs.
the exercise of warrants
reserved against
the
to
par
value)—
shares
to
i
debentures.
purchase price of Reynolds assets, due $316,666 on April
$316,666 on Oct. 31, 1956 and $259,677 oh June 29, 1957,
1956,
of
interest.
not
■
.
'
■
,
application of $565,000 of proceeds which
all indebtedness remaining on purchase
adjusted for payment due April 30, 1956, or, in
in full the balance of note payable to bank as
effect
give
to
will be used to discharge in full
contract
-
($5
par
attached
initially
without
„
stock
pfd.
stock
*+Balance
30,
-
payable as
thereof, to pay
lieu
adjusted.—V.
183, p.
Oil
Sun
company
1956,
1520,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
registration
a
statement with the SEC on April
in the Stock Purchase Plan
14,000 memberships
the
covering
(1)
of
common shares which may'be purchased by trustees of the
the 1956 Plan; and (2) 229,300 shares of Sun Oil common
outstanding and held by 18 stockholders of the company.
The
18 stockholders now hold an aggregate of 3,065,540 shares of
the outstanding Sun Oil common stock < 10.943,829 shares were out¬
standing as of Feb. 10, 1956). The 229,300 shares are being registered
"for possible public offering and sale" by the individual stockholders,
who would receive the entire net proceeds from any sales of their said
stock.
The largest block of stock which might be so sold, 73,000 shares,
is held by Joseph N. Pew, Jr., his wife and family, who now hold 735,-
number
Plan
■
under
'Stock
now
shares.
his
Pew,
Another
wife
block
family,
and
of
50,000
who
hold
shares
be
may
292.420
shares;
sold^ by Walter C.
each
anu
of
the
sell 20.000 shares; H. A. W. Mvrin and wife (now own
609,444 shares); Arthur E. Pew, Jr., and wife (now own 47,105 shares);
J. Howard Pew, wife and family (now own 771,299 shares); and Mary
following
may
Pew
(now
shares).—V.
419,614
owns
183,
p.
930
Tee-Pak, Inc., Chicago, 111.—To Place Note Privately—
April 26
for the
$2,500,000 note, due Sept. 1,1972,
Seymour Oppenheimer, President, announced
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Period
for
paper
1966
•Includes
Ethel
1620.
p.
leading
a
spring
springs,
and
contract
cumul.
Common
■
income—
oper.
is
back
largest independently-owned producers of seat and
——
due
tures
256,056
149,683
railway
and
722,506
From Jan. 1—
Gross
will be used for
built on property
approximately $100,000
equipment
in
the
corporation's
Mien.;
Adrian,
1959
220
1955
$315,706
income
in
5Vz% sinking fund subordinated deben¬
23,943,103
11,507,592
1956
oper.
and
the
payable
tPurchase
*
69,723,418
23,457,918
—
railway
Co.; anproximatelv $70,000
warehouse facilities to be
assemblies
note
31,
3,987,177
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Net
price
Authorized
1953
3,522,724
railway
approximately $1,580,000 to
$316,666 will be applied
of the assets acquired
securities,
purchase
Employees of Sun Oil Co. and its subsidiaries, together with
162,000 shares of Sun Oil common stock, being the maximum estimated
4,338,780
March—
Gross, from
or
redemption.
of
_
4 V2 %
*
1954
the
machinery
CAPITALIZATION
1, 1957 to
26—V. 183,
1797.
p.
whole
constructed in Vincennes, Ind.; and the balance will
general funds of the corporation to provide addi¬
products.
other
—
railway-
railway
oper.
in
deDenture), at any time,
value thereof, together with
J
the
and
4,7041696
—
for
fixed
the
on
mechanical
18,
1955
at
on
capital.
fabrics
JDoes
April
for
seat
spring
glass,
.negotiating
with
in integrated truck-
April
due
the
of
one
factures
♦
SP's
with
duty
is
and
$25,296,210 $25,025,599 $22,774,231 $24,965,803
9,504,593 *■ 9,402,047 « 7,721,536 V 8.930,231
—
fund,
corporation
the
of
par
expanded
working
for
1956
railway.
railway—„
sinking
the
particular
the
proceeds
of
corporation
used
added. to
heavy
Co.-
maturing
net
sale
BUSINESS.—Corporation
Currently
"
option
any
at
date
the
Spring
of
the
by
be
be
Ry.:—Earnings
from
the
through
value thereof, together with accrued
redemption.
The debentures are also
par
for
notice,
the
plant being
new
lo62.
p.
the
arrangements
.
from
to
from
payment
owned
and
Pacific
was
interest
the
60c
is
fixed
days'
30
received
to
company
an
several
Slick
solicitation
truck-air
the
at
date
redemption at the
(but not any part of
be
part of its 1955
and
from 'the
bonds
will
be
announced
over
redeemable
are
notice,
to
least
at
accrued
of
the
Of¬
,
program.- -V.
25,
mutual
extend
Southern
Greene Corp., Adrian, Mich.—Securities
the
to
part
on
authorized to extend
was
proceeds
FPC
construction
to
$5,565,000
..
;—♦ •
is
"the
PROCEEDS.—Of
the company
estab-
high
has
that
days'
interest
bonds
$5,000,000
1956 "construction
March—
Net
ry.
Sea¬
President,
future
debentures
30
the
This
Net
a
465,764
1,269,000
stock of record March 26,
least
'
-
.
to
par
Co.—Agreement With Airlines—
provide
said
Southern
estab-
in
1954
$4,002,000
company
The
$5,-
renew
outstanding.
now
will
1797.
p.
from
Increased—
1956
~
share——_r
bonds
.
Net
c=
per
of
freight lines
1,
Net
1797.
31—
nrofft
Darned
Bonds
Issue
notes
investors.
and
programs,
Trucking
conditional
Gross
Sealed Power Corp.
Net
in
when
Private
Placement—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler has
negotiated the direct placement of $17,575,000 3%-3.30%
shares.
already
of
development, coupled with
activity in the Southeast, point to
busmess
the railroad,
growth
type
of
">' «-
°VeW manufacturhig and distribution
territory,
btislnfisses.
year for
,
Light¬
and
shares
Holders of existing
1955
$5,090,000
—
months
Stubnitz
'
airlines.
freight
Com¬
nresentlv
,nt)Pn t0.lssue any of the remaining 5,101,050
Smith £aid thei'f ls continuing strong interest in the
boards
in
interim
President,
Lines
Russell
—V.
value
par
redace
value each.
be
the
/
1956
covering
tional
Motor
Net
of
Po!fHnv!
,.r-
if
April 17 authorized
mortgage
holding
now
agreement,
Air
Gross
split
* thelr
»oufter the sto^k sP^t there will
common
stock
f
stock
saf<?.
value
two-for-one
increasing
10,000,000,
to
common
5,000,000 shares of $40
the
by
for
a
31—
debentures due
From Jan. 1—
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Stock
Split Voted—
Co.—
in units for $1,000,000
depreciation
$8,314,000
/
Pacific
the
Net
1797. "
p.
Manufacturing
1956, rights to subscribe
of 5%% sinking fund subordinated
May 1, 1966 and 100,000 shares of 60-cent
cumulative preferred stock (par $5). Under the terms of
the offering each holder of 100 shares of common stock
will be entitled to subscribe to one unit consisting of
$250 principal amount of debentures and 25 shares of
cumulative preferred stock, at a price of $418.75 per
unit.
Subscription rights will expire on May 9, 1956.
Attached to the debentures are 5-year common stock
purchase warrants entitling the hold to purchase 15
shares of common stock at $8 per share.
The offering
is being underwritten by Golkin & Co., of New York
City.
the
Motor
Gross
made
company
in
plants and
it looks as
continue
substantial.
The
-
years,
up its expansion program.
capital
expenditures—the
largest
in
are
iinance
subsidiary—the
the
said.
next
Port
fered—This corporation is offering to holders of its com¬
highway
men¬
than
closing
mon
Phoenix,. Ariz., El Paso, Texas, and
other points throughout its entire
system which ranges from Port¬
land, Ore., to New Orleans, La.,,with lines to Ogden,
Utah; Tucumcari,
N. M„ north Texas and the lower Rio
Grande Valley.
SP
territory in Texas and Louisiana is- served
by
Its
Scott will step
$45,000,000
1955
of
and
new
a
the
$25)
v
highway
Pacific
other
compared
were
or
in
part
Pacific
securities
Co.—To
on
due
notes which
part
Russell,
Mr.
and
virtually
unchanged.
reflecting increased
$1,000,000,
pulps,"
.
„Sr-
J.
interested
running
are
taxes,
VUSE?}?**
£r~for* *ddit!?ns and improvements to
thmfh tL l forecast for this year," he said, "and
though the capital requirements for
The
additional
first
be
provide
to
Southern
<
air
said. \Sales
of
»
quarter.
products
approximately
own
after
by
at
on
April 18 filed a letter of notification with the
an
undetermined number of shares of common stock
to be offered to employees. The proceeds are to be added to
working capital.—V. 183, p. 213.
i
<
first
s
tures
in
for
provisions
are
promissory
plans to file with
United
of
U
earnings
McCabe
quarter
for 1956
the
paper
down
u
1956
quarter
consumption of Scott
Nearly
finance
to
Trucking Co.
will
carry
Inbound
and < outbound
air
cargo between PMT points throughout California, Nevada and
Oregon
and
terminal airports in
the San Francisco
Bay and Los Angeles
areas
and at Portland and Reno.
The
agreements
with
American
company's
results and
past
on
products
share
first
earnings
other
were
Scott's
first
of
Pacific
$0.45
goal
double
predicted
bcott
common
1955,
the
Indicated
of
sales
in
for
budgeted
rate
results,
$2.88
share
per
products
tioned
Pulp
this
consumption
la^e
$2.65
used
Airlines,
April
on
more
tracks
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—Files With SEC—
authority to issue additional bonds and stocks for the pur¬
retiring short-term notes and obtaining additional perma¬
Under
$0.70
markets.
Based
with
President,
by
1961,
sales
business,
stimulated
be
930.
p.
outstanding—.;—
share..
company
SEC
extent
subsidiary has entered into agreement with Ameri¬
can
Airlines, Slick Airways and United Air Lines,
to, provide integrated
truck-air
freight service
between
Pacific
Coast
points
and
nearly all principal U. S. cities.
f.
'
7,854,676
share
to
finance
through
$5,501,242
common
per
B.
in
of
Power
will
as
construction
that
D.
Large Expansion Planned—
million
be
therefor.
funds
i
100,250
7,894.815
common
per
paid
sale
to other institutional
or
to
used
$5,601,492
shares
shares
common
Dividends
the
to
to
approximate
(d) -advances from
earnings;
in 4V4 %
short-term
which
issued
said
6,180,000
$5,790,144
income
Amount
will
Commission
Power
bonds,
nent
Mar. 31,'56
Apr. 2,'55
$66,829,080 $63,422,104
54,773,936
51,640,612
sales
the
The
competitive
2011.
The $5,000,000 in
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Three Months Ended—
of general
tank
$5,330,000
Williams,
(par
be* used,
will
bonds
proceeds
the
(e)
3 V2 %
pose
on
at
3,000
tion
(&
of
1917.
the
bonds,
mortgage
sale
outstanding all mature this month, and the company will extend their
maturity to a date not iater than Dec. 31, 1956, by issuing notes in
per share, through Straus, Blosser & McDowell
associates, was quickly completed. See details in
Net
with
statement
first
of
public
for
series,
$10.25
Dividends
amount
same
V. 183, p. 2011.
Scott Paper Co.
March
immediate
that"additional
2011.
3.000
Sold—The recent public
common
common
indicates
the
Lighting Corp. represents advances made
temporary funds for construction costs.
$2,500,000
in
The
1956
for
net
Nevada
Federal
000,000
were
Provision
the
of
Pacific
to
183,
substitution
Stock
—
133,
freight cars were not satisfied by
ex¬
offset
Renew7 Bank Notes—
(par $1) at
and
and
or
Southern
to
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
offering of 160,000 shares of
Costs
costs
4,000
<
level
would
worth
Railway ^Equipment
Ended
*
Arthur
orders
increase
year."
this
uncontrollable
registration
a
offered
to; provide
and
required.—V.
4,000
& Co., Inc.——
Schirmer, Atherton & Co.-
15,000
1619.
Scholz Homes, Inc.
Net
sale
unappropriated
Corp.;
6,000
A.
high
months
dollars
Division.—V.
shares
per
R.
from the following sources: (a) the net proceeds of the sale
$40,000,000 of bonds; (b) treasury funds on hand; (c) internal
and
6,000
Courts
and
filed
23
principal
be
to
the
the
of
incurred
the
ing
7,500
20,000
&
Net
7,500
20,000
p.
from
balance
1956)
7,500
Co.
Shields & Company
183,
April
on
1981,
company
derived
of
shares set opposite their
Bacon,
coming
million
earnings after taxes
Common
stock
common
lesser
a
enjoying
are
we
that
sources,
the principal items of which
of
plant
and
equipment
(expected
Shares
Granbery, Marache & Co._ 37,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
20,000
Faine, Webber, Jackson &
Estabrook
in
to
be incurred
in connection with the company's
expansion program for the year 1956.
The company expects that gross plant additions for. the year 1956
will total approximately $53,723,000.
It intends to carry forward its
present and future construction and expansion program with funds
purchase
Shares
—V.
Net
below:
names
I.
which
plants
nevertheless,
$40,000,000
due
indebtedness
costs
effect
from
continued
a
during
(Ohio)
Sales
construction and
bank payable on demand for the
purpose of paying Federal income tax.
UNDERWRITERS—The
increase
"but
1955,
rising, "more rapidly than we are able to
reductions in controllable expenses."—V. 183,
company
B,
the
The
shares, the company will have outstanding 582,000
March
River
by
covering
The
FINANCING
After
forecast
several
„
Oustanding
share.
He
sales
Quarter
meters
required,
to
repay
in full
the
company's
shonfc-term
indebtedness
owing to its parent, Pacific Lighting Corp., on the date of such
sale, which is expected to approximate $8,500,000 as of June 1, 1956.
<'582,000 shs.
per
President, said the company is now selling almost'
dollars worth of parts as it did in 1950 for each car
Standard
bidding.
stock.
common
/NOTE—On
value
par
263,404
Reid,
many
for
"The
an
compared
out,
are
full
in
Proceeds
1,000,000 shs.
—
Kern
now
series
is also offering to approximately 60 key employees
19,000 shares of the presently authorized but unissued
at
issue of these
shares
value)—,
par
anticipated
with
467,481
1,031,636
taxes
This
1956,
pointed
SEC
uses:
Authorized
Common
he
said
2,145,305
31—
Sales and Net Higher in First Quarter—
1955.
p.
including
industrial
the
for
of
conditions is lower," he said.
for
S.
that
Clinton
and
to
complete new
generating
again
as
great
as
that of
declared,
Quinton
Mr.
87,000
some
March
Southern California Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
to
Jan.
fiscal
Schield
added
company
6,782,521
939,688
Ended
April 20.
on
ahead,
would
and
He
$3,148,755; for the fiscal year ended Sept.
$9,271,571.
Net earnings
for the four
31, 1956 totaled $307,204; they amounted
ended Sept. 30, 1955.
amounted
period
$796,783
sales
1956,
they
the
J.
order
certain
executive
of
lies
growth
$1.73
11,414,249
457,351
before
as
said
in
361,911
$4.15
8,486,095
Months
produced.
utility
electric
627,740
366,061
$2.54
Creek
holdings.
excavators,
Co.—Expansion—
1,518,004
742,322
profit
Dr.
fastest-growing
nation's
1,882,188
share
per
log of business amounted to $26,800,000, the largest for any period in
our
history with the exception Only of the pile-up of orders which
grew out of Korean hostilities back in 1950.
/
"New orders received in March exceeded our expectations," he added.
This
and
and
mountings, which serve three broad
materials handling, crane work, and
excavating.
ended
Net
1,259,999
outstanding
Profits
City.
3,164,306
hope for and you might reasonably expect from our
greatly increased volume of business and rapidly expanding plant,
and the greatly
improved hydroelectric power supply from our Big
company.
plant
cranes
of
their
the
was
1958
Edison
expects
capacity
almost
half
entire system at the end
Quinton
we
them
shares
represent
about
the proceeds received will accrue to
Waverly,
York
New
St.,
3,899,725
-
—
sales
twice
of
a
year
penses
stockholders,
end
-
said
than
being offered to approximately 350 Schield Bantam
None
William
46
system the equivalent of a city the size of Omaha
City,
Harold Quinton,
President, told the company's
with
earnings
Co.,
PROCEEDS.—The
at
Co.,
to its system in
1955 and enjoyed an increase of approximately 14%
in sales. Never¬
theless, he stated, costs are rising even faster than sales and earnings.
"While
our
net
income
in
dollars
per
share
of
common
stock
is higher than it was in the first quarter of 1955, the all-important
and more significant rate of return oh our capital investment under
employees.
selling
&
Total
to its
company's
He
President
as
Co.—Stock Offered—Granbery, Maheaded an underwriting group which on
April 25 offered publicly 191,000 shares of common stock
($5 par) at $12.15 per share. An additional 9,000 shares
are
Read
taxes
profits
Three
1954
1955
$27,407,379 $22,996,265 $21,825,760
before
Earnings
r
spectacular
the
the
Bantam
&
Net
1956
sales
Shares
$51,000
mortgage
meeting of stockholders held
plants
Executive
Charles
has been
Oviatt
the
of
Co.—Earnings at High Level—
Months Ended March 31—
Total
Profits
1956,
1,
June
on
.
company
average
rache
Dillon,
1671.
Oklahoma
or
2,771,036
.
Secretary Richard B. Hollaman was named Treasurer,
the dual title of Secretary and Treasurer.—V. 179, p. 828.
assuming
of
p.
adding
1955,
director.
a
first
redemption
Southern California Edison
This
2.59
2,642,686
:
'
Sanborn Map Co.—New President,
26
of
for
4,632,309
2,135,469
More
April
1236.
p.
6V2%
sinking fund bonds, due
1952,
(extended to Dec.
1,
1962).
Payment at 100%
and
interest from Dec. 1, 1955 to June 1, 1956 will be made at
accrued
$1.20
4,778,155
2,560,734
31*
$1.20
5,492,979
31
181, p. 751.
A.
Nine
•
$1.85
$1.20
Dec.
at
Working capital at Dec.
Frank
called
been
amount
1,
the
133,583
$1.81
Dec.
at
Standard Products
cur¬
_
per
Current
—V.
$14,329,785
143,270
etc
share
per
Dividends
Ratio
$14,255,095
205,612
136,020
after
paid
have
principal
$16,244,018
income
17 said that, ."during the
April
on
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co., Ltd.—Partial Redempt'n
1953
$14,445,399 $14,531,896
219,479
sales
Dividends
President,
increasing demand for its products."—V. 183,
Dec.
Net
Johnson,
the company plans on stepping up Its capital expenditure
by investing a minimum $1,500,000 in new facilities to satisfy
Co.—Operating Highlights—
Bales
Cash
C.
year,
program
,
Monday, April 30, 1956
■
—
$1,917*572
-
'
$1.03
on
that this company has entered into an agreement
sale, later this
year,
of
a
to The Prudential Insurance Co. of America. The financ¬
ing
arranged by Hallgarten & Co.
was
The
corporation
ready-to-serve
other
food
formerly
knewn
*-Proceeds
million
is
of
dollar
as
tbe
a
leading
products
meat
products.
The
manufacturer
Transparent
note
pranch
ere
plant
plastic
and
company,
to "b°
which
Package
rs°d
In
in Danville,
Co;
the
111.
founded
casings
material
for
for
1923,
was
cellulose
of
packaging
was
in
'
construction
of
a
multi-
Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2081)
Texas Butadiene
Chemical Corp.—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—This corporation has placed privately $27,500,000
first mortgage 5% notes due 1963
through CarlM. Loeb,
&
Rhoades & Co.—V.
182,
320.
p.
......
Tide
.'This
•
;■
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings, Etc.—
.Consolidated
the
net
income
of
this
and
company
its
subsidiaries
for
the
first
quarter
quarter
last
of
year.
r
.
...
earnings include dividends received
from
"
*•
first
t„iau
in
additions
also
construction
to
plant,
of
a
new
1115.
p.
f
$2
and equipment, he added; ♦ <
plans have now been completed for
^
in
the
Pacific
Northwest.—V.
183,
that
refinery
Tne'Holt
Monterey
Oil
Co.
stockholders
above.—V.
stock
common
and
to
183,
company
the
shares.
Stockholders
T.
Naff,
earnings for
and
said
this
that
and
year
that
After
preferred
share
on
out
the
that,
into
quarter
the
last
cents
this
net
the
this
to
amounted
stock
;The
its
option
the
earned
a
first
55
*
'
three
to
to
cents
Naff
the
common,
tax
the
for
preferred
It
dent.
dividend
183,
31—
1956
profit
Number
after
of
common
Earned per
Earned
he
per
preferred
for
40%
18
1956
will
approximate
25 %
of
this
from
Mr.
use
firm.
40
plans
the
for
to
Income
50
plant
that
$40,000,000,
construction
of
reported
a
35,000
Texas,
Products
a
an
operations to be begun late
first of a series to be built on
on the northern edge of Dallas.
1956.
the
addition
He
■/
up
to
for
The
plant
new
250-acre
"
in
June, 1956.
addition to expanded
„
'»
In
reported
increase
an
$14,000,000,'■
Last
..year.
for
Over-all,
and
the
services
fields
of
building is to
tract
acquired
»
last
business,
Mr.
Jonsson
expects
1956
create
which
to
offer
should
number
a
of
numbers
broaden
new
its
of
new
183,
in
B.
Fuqua,
totaled
This
dally
Fuqua pointed out, despite the fact that there
ing days in this year's first quarter than In
period.
<
•
.
started
to
two
were
its
L.
and
J.
tion
Fuqua
indicated
would
program
—V.
182,
the
of
proceed
Corp.
2254.
p.
Fageol
of
business
of
182,
it
the
company is
connection
with
quarter
of
1955
and
favorably with the
'.Chairman
*
*
V
The
to
and
V.
to
Sept.
fir-t
$204,937
President,
quarter
for
said
higher
second
183,
bonds
and
announced
to
to
issue
.obtain
'for
;
'
on
and
Coach
for
equivalent
>
net
produc-'"
to
the
For
the
for
the
of
the
its
for
the
is
earnings
on
will
make
earnings after all
first
on
taxes
Fund
as
has
of
*
comoared
the
'
capital
to
$4,625,463
for( the
reduced
production
activity
in
the
first
quarter
defesene
under
civilian
of
1955.
contracts
lines—Moe
Light
These
but
and
as
fixtures,' Electric Sprayit paint spraying
reciprocating blade power saws, Ideal bathroom
lauriers column form moulds.
Heywood Fox;
the
repayment
of
the
construction
a
&
Manufacturers, Inc.
25
months
per
reported
"share
the
on
includes
now
-
Prange, a
operations, have been
31,
directors.—V.
183,
p.
in
C.
Hurley, Jr., President,
The
on
company, founded in 1893, is one of the leading manufacturers
electric
and
pneumat.it power tools
for industrial
and
use.
The company earned in excess of $2,000,000 in
1955,
pared
with
00C.
Its
acquired
worth
&
$1,505,000
main
plants
in
1954.
are
in
The
the
company's
Chicago,
111.
greater
182,
net
worth
area,
is
and
com¬
$13,416.-
it
recently
the Cincinnati Rubber
Manufacturing Co.
Armstrong WhicCo., Ltd;, England, is a wholly-owned subsidiary.
T.ie com¬
pany
nas
reported that sales in
all
divisions
of
1956
were
ahead of any similar
period in
for the period were
35%
—V.
p.
2362.
than
able
said
the
first
in
1955
the
first
and
quarter
be
of
n°t
quarter
profits
last
year.
to
a
of
only
mining
Mr.
used
leased
confined
not
are
export
2068.
p.
letter
a
on
to "the
business
to
other
Co., Denver.
<
■
;
notification
with
offered
the
at
per
to
are
operations.
Situations Fund, Inc., New York
SEC—
the
Trust
Fund's
named
Co.,
York,
Fund
10c.—V.
the
as
has
and
183,
Value
principal
underwriter,
investments of the
the
manage
wew
Investment
value
par
share.
per
is
been
named
transfer
as
ag
cus¬
agent
for
2013.
p.
shares
outstanding-..
income
491,418
487,683
$0.95
...
share
per
$0.98
stock
common
1661.
five
cents
used
S.
gains
31,
—
Earnings
consolidated
net
1956
of
$12,909,000,
of
$414,000.
estimated
first
consolidated
of
would
of
to
1955.
Corp., Eugene, Ore.—Files—
16
filed
a
letter
common
share,
without
for
of
stock
(par
hand
or
of
"As
that
1956,
of
for
that
a
31,
the
50
cents
first
the
of
be
first
the
on
Mr.
in
to
first
The
mining
quarter
excess
quarter
share
a
quarter
share
1956,"
backlog
our
would
over
the
cents
33
total
a
appears
sales
1956
100%
In
March
to
be
proceeds
the
♦*«
J
of
1956
of
on
1955,
of
the
said,
of
$1,000,000,
1955.
These
presently
income
net
outstanding
Snyder
reached
■
common
"the
in¬
an
earnings
outstanding
amounted
to
stock.
corporation
had
on
Net
sales
value
net
stockholders
income
a
April
on
capital stock.
common-stock
created
preferred
new
$100
stock,
in
-
to.
par
the
after
19
taxes
$5,000,000,
will
1955.
three
.
months
the
over
net
of
sales
this
amounted
year
to
of
a
proposal to Increase
increased the authorized $1
shares
from
3,280,000
preference
stock,
of
It
The
junior
shares
to the
and
product lines.—V.
183,
p.
2013.
and
1955
for
revenue
increase
an
of
for
the
10,9%
period."—V.
Investors,
Board
the
nine
months
ended
March
nine-months
period
the
over
183,
reported
1280.
p.
totaled
$85,455,471
$94,tho
for
inc., below.—V.
178,
i
:
392.
p.
-•
of
Governors
of
the
19
this
by
Webpenn
succeed
of
and- the
all'
to
of
Webpenn.
American
turing
Brlti$!\
Sudamerlcanas.
ploration
and
company
the
by
property,
Webpenn
has
which
Co.,
S,
and
major
Cvanamid
Oil
Lands,
Co.,
Heating
&
Lighting
Co.,
C.
New
Inc.
A.
in
Manufac¬
Inversionea
York,
Pacific
will
obligations
investments
American
Ltd.,
Jersey Insurance C6. of
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,
Car
Investors,
outstanding
and
A:,
Inc.,
Safety
Columbia
Webster
assets
interest
Colortype Co.,- American
Cor,
Marcy
Fire
Ex¬
Insuranco
Inc.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
its
investment
registration
stock, $1
mon
Wesley
company filed an amendment | on April 18, 1956 to
statement covering 5,000,000 additional shares of com¬
par
value.—V.
183.
Hospital
&
p.
Nurse
1521.
Training
School,
Wichita,
Kansas—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend,
Wis., on April 18 offered at 100% and accrued interest
$825,000 of 3%%, 4% and 4/4% of first mortgage serial
and sinking fund bonds dated Feb. 1, 1256 and due semi¬
annually from Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb. 1, 1971.
The
bonds
pletion
value
of
the
are
of
the
In
denominations
of
$10,000,
$5,000,
$1,000,
and $500.
property pledged as security for the bonds, upon com¬
new
hospital addition $5,566,632, or more than 6.?
amount
the
of
bonds.
the
par
and
present
;
American
S.ock
Exchange
on
approved, for original listing 288,348 $5 par common sharea
corporation, which was incorporated in Delaware in 1952.
The
is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Webster Investment
company
Co.
(called "Webpenn")-, the latter being a closed-end
non-diversified
management corporation.
An
agreement of merger has been
made
April
Total
shares.
100,000
Corp.—Earnings Up 7.6%—
Income
$8,335,438,
Webster
of
Snyder pointed out that this increase in authorized capital stock
will enable the
company to make further acquisitions and expand its
facilities
of
first
Webfc'ter Investors, Inc.—Listing of
Stock—Merger—
times
5,500,000
value
about
approved
This proposal
amount
of
Mr.
present
outstanding, and represented a gain of approxi¬
of $466,337, or 34 cents a
share on 1,358,758
Webster Investment Co.—To Merge With Unit—
be
probably exceeded."
and
or*
would
amounting to about $80,000,000.
1956, with sales in the neighborhood
for
and
The
to
reported
1,895,930 shares ol
comparable
of
operations.
orders
forecast
$135,000,000
authorized
the
net
quarter
the
Petroleum
was
comparable
/
compared with sales of $18,300,000 in the first
estimated that net income, after
taxes, for the
equal to about
$552,592,
amounted
year
President,
,
the
with
cent)
one
underwriting.
incident
expenses
notification
*
He
months
stock.
this
on
.
*
shares of
p«r
pay
reported
almost
be
common
share
a
an
increase
of
7.6%
over
the
$7,749,150
period ended March 31, 1955.
This year's nine-months net income is equivalent to $4.28
per share,
based ,on "T,947,925
common
shares
outstanding, as
compared
with
$4.11 per share for the" previous
comparable period, based on 1.887,325 common shares
outstanding at that time.
equal
to
$2.12
per
share
on
the
This -included
capital
gains
of
,
,
$25,000,000,
three
first
for
corporation's met
734,653,
>"
diversification and expansion program
pursued in recent
has put U. 8. Industries, Inc., on an
extremely sound and profit¬
basis, John I. Snyder, Jr., Chairman of the Board and
President,
on
April 19.
crease
the
over
the
Warren
outstanding
of
1955,
„,
Snyder
equal to 60 cents
stock presently
sales
This
31,
Industries, Inc.—Diversification Profitable—
around
was
$10,688,916 for t.ie first;
quarter last year. A substantial
part of this sales Increase Is attribut¬
able to the acquisition of four
companies In the past year, Mr. Belz
stated.—V. 183, p. 2013".
active
quarter
•
portable
home
years
charge- of
April 24, announced that the
company had placed privately through Lehman Brothers
$2,000,000 of 4% notes due April 1, 1971.
of
at
be
U.
An
Howard
777.
has
proceeds
Inc.,
$20,152,929, almost 90%
prom-
shares
5,655,924
capital
March
,
April
on
covering 5,700,000
to
'
Des-
Thor Power Tool Co.—Makes Private Placement—Neil
,
,
elected
Inc.
and
filed
incident
Special
stock,
183,. p.
Net
outstanding.
1798.
p.
estimated
march
enatu
$12,016,000,
were
183,
'corporation
Mr.
York,
for
common
Co.
increased
and
182,
& Co., Inc. to
Bernhard is President.-
April 23. This
program—
States Envelope Co.—Stock
Subscriptions—Of
the 123,046 shares of common stock
recently offered.for
■
partner of Fox, Wells & Co., New
Vice-President of Thomas Industries
C.
r
''
,"
'
Light, residential
equipment, Wright
cabinents
subsidiary
considerable
17
necessary
Mr.
situated
purposes
Upjohn
now,
Net income for the first three months of
$1,139,226, after all charges, Fred W. Belz,
4
subscription- by" common stockholders of record April 4
at $20.25 per share,
120,503 shares were subscribed for,
and the remaining .2,543 shares were
taken up and sold
'.by Hayden, Stone & Co. on April 18 at $22,25 per share.
See also V. 183, p. 1798.
Star
lighting
be
expected future requirements.
distribution
Bernhard
operating
—V.
„
tempo¬
United
figures- reflected
substantial
April
Manufacturers
capital
Net
finan¬
applied .to
notes
,
the
shares outstanding March 31, 1956, would have been
85 cents per share.
/-Net sales for the first quarter of 1956 totaled $4,991,308
compared
on
Distributors,
Arnold
todian
its
Notes—
.
v.*
$259,500
a
will
Offered—New
*
compare
first; quarter of 1955. The earnings available for
outstanding 183,646 shares of class A and- 45,000
shares of class B
stock, after provision for preferred stock dividends,
; were $1.09
per;share. Capital structure of the .company was changed
-In, July/ 1955, and the 1955 first
quarter earnings, based on the
dividends
for
English
include
it
organization,
building
for
room
Commonwealth.—V.
expenses
Arnold
The
par¬
1413.
p.
,
United Pacific Mining
Thomas,
"
;
Upjohn's
but
Line
and
Fund.
'
months " ended
stock
common
are
the
for
Line
run¬
volume,
183,
factoring
23,
.
"April
nine
This
nine
$948,000.—V.
offered
will
ago have made
home for the
new
newly organized investment
company filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on
April 18, 1956,
covering 2,000,000 shares of its
10c par capital stock, to
be offered for sale at
$3
possesses
income
sales
short-term
funds
.
on
$2.28
stock.
common
Mr.
Lee B.
year,
com¬
This
optimism.
now
over-all
April
sell
continuation
Merchants
corporation
,
earnings
-
preceding
April 18. L /" '
years
new
the
structure
City—Registers With
1956,: the company contemplates permanent fi¬
the' issuance and sale of from $35 to $40
million
2012.
p.
United
This
comparable
than
quarter
the
the
announce¬
14,
through
notes
/The
the
are
period of
cent
Value
remain
for
1956
substantially
indications
same
an
2736.
p.
was
authorization
additional
SEC
were
to
16,000,000 shares of common stock to be
per
share), without underwriting.
The
mately 80%
issory
'
earnings
of
the
of
shares, in
"
quarter
the
use
Isles,
used
said.
also
»
Thomas Industries, Inc.—Has Increase in Net—
First
three
foot
said
'
year.
will
said.—V.
Stock
—
than
square
covering
(one
be
rapidly-expanding
Division
he
according
Kent
Division
Marine
'
ft.
sq.
other
Twin
company's
1,"
SEC
hearing
drilling and-explora¬
lines approximately equal to 1955.
along
will
The-company
..
over
June
next
Division
Service
year,
turn
[considerable
Aircraft
the
Factors
for
expressed
the
of
buildings
25,000
its
building to house
of
Uranium Cycle Mining &
Development
Colo.—Files With SEC—
some
Mr.
there,"
Coach's
prospects
and
to
1
operate
t
division
Twin
$30,000,000.
high
Jan.
on
offices
Buffalo
latter "half
additional
to
service
Fageol
contribution
ft.
sq.
continue
general
Mr.
Presi¬
for
"We
an
less
30,000
Operations
See
company's
Two Steel Firms—
warehouse
announcement
said.
Until
In a London
building.
British
.
that
battery which operated
183, p. 1798.
completed,
definitely
Fageol,
expect to
Purolator
about
to
over
company's
all-time
company,
for
Prior
•
fewer
year's
Jordan's
disclosed.
space
will
firm's
'
last
to
there
the
erect
quarters
negotiating for
Ohio,
to
Purolator
finalized
and
been
Chairman
plenty of
financing of its current construction program; and the Com¬
has given interested persons until
Mky 7, 1956, to request
thereon. On. March 31. 1956, Union had
outstanding $10,300,000 of promissory notes; and under
provisions of the Commission's rules, Union may. issue an additional $16,944,942 of such notes
without application to the Commission.- It estimates
that
its
cash
requirements during the months April to
September, 1956," both in¬
clusive, will amount to $18,500,000.
v
of-20.860,
average
its
the
be
according
have
Jordan,
pointed out. He
five-acre site, leaving
.
Mr.
build.
1918.—V.
Corp.—Acquires
office
an
unit
Jorcian
a
,
Board Chairman-and President, said first
quarter pro¬
1,919,316.28 barrels, a calendar daily rate of
21,091.39.
with the 1955 calendar
compared
in
nancing
.
H.
erect
mission
v
•
estab¬
.
\
bat¬
smoke
to
Upjohn of England, Ltd. The new
building is to be ready for
occupancy by the end of this year and
will be located at
Crawley, a city 28 miles southeast of London.
Rapid expansion of Upjohn's business in
England since operations
were
>
rary
company's production held its own against a decrease in allow¬
able production
days in the first quarter of 1956, stockholders were
told at the annual
meeting oh April" 18.
:
i
Net earnings for the first quarter were
$2,054,125, equal to 57.2 cents
per
share, compared with 56.3 cents per share in the
same
period
last year.
'
'.
•
.*'
duction
the
industries.—VV.
SEC
also
Steady—;/
This
six
for
year
Walworth Co.—Net
Earnings Up 80%—
*
Texas Paeific Coal & Oil Co.—Results
not
business
year,
that
principal
ThiSi
1620.
p.
to
pany s British
ment by R. S.
?•
is
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—To Issue
products
markets
ones.—V.
week,
were
upon
this
excess
it
underwriting costs in
the
corporate
offerings
for public
sales; and the commercial factoring of diversi-
fled
in
company
stockholders
securities
;
all-time
during
and
oven
since
other
a
__
high, volume records
set
in
geophysical
exploration and instrumentation sales are
expected to be exceeded in
1956. Activities of the
Components Division, manufacturing such
prod¬
ucts
as
transformers, precision resistors and
indicating meters, are
likewise expected to
improve during 1956.
lished
the
features
about
Upjohn Co., Kalamazoo,
Mich.—British Unit—
Common
The
cial
semi¬
backlog of military electronics contracts to
approximately $1,000,000 from the same period last
up
year's
require
coke
plant
to
1946.
auxiliary equipment
recovery.
Like
the
latest
older
an
Lorain
in
approximately
boost the plant's
*
...
.
semiconductor
additional
battery will
addition
began
York & American Securities
Van Raaite Co.,
Co., New York City, on
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Off—
April 17 offered 29,500 shares of 6%%
Three
1956
participating con- ;,N6t- salesMonths Ended March 31—
1955
vertible preferred stock at par ($10 per share) and
$8,091,597
$7,392;643
2,950
Operating income before Federal taxes
shares of common at par
832,479
878,134
Federal taxes cm income.
(one cent per share). The pur¬
365,919
401,771
chaser of each 10 shares Of
preferred stock have the imNet operating income
mediate option to purchase one share of
J,
$466,560
common "stock.
$476,363
V
-
announced
to*be
Texas,
eventually
be
incoporatc
The
replace
the
seventh
efforts
carbonize
v
the
also
foot
square
was
Activities of another subsidiary, Houston Technical
Laboratories, .are
moved into a new
plant scheduled for completion in Houston,
;
to
contrary to rumors circulated
involves
only
one
of five factory
the
Underwriters
25-year
construction
under
was
in
the
year
new
stockholders.'
foot
square
150,000
new
to
of
ticularly
expected
are
that
important
an
He estimated
increase of almost
Earnings
Division.
conductor
be
bring
$1,581,790, the best In the
share of common stock
he
will
at
the
will
also
will
chemical
will
be
unit
a
Plans
v
that,
Company
commenting
advised
backlog in
ning close to
•
Dallas,
in
Semiconductor
will
last
maintain
a
company.
$28,684,653.
and.
unit
will
modernization
new
construction
control.
D
countries
will
as
balance
$0.13
1956
30
to
Kent,
at
would
company will take
and another 50,000
emphasized
..
per
cents,
announced
Avenue
by
Net
cents
Jonsson
Lemmon
t
this
be
history
\
sales
last year's record high of
greater proportionately.
After-tax earnings in 1955 were
predicted
for
over
to
"
'
and
plants
deal
manufacturing
Coach
Kent,
He
$0.13
$0.17
(after
new
battery
the
the construction of a
new bat¬
National Tube Division's
Lorain
F. Hunt,
President, on April 23 announced
that, in keeping
policy of diversification, this
corporation is acquiring a sub¬
stantial controlling interest
in
the Federal Steel
Products Corp. of
Houston, Texas, and all of the shares
of
Zenith Steel Casting
Co.
of Houston, Texas.—V.
183, p. lllb.
J.
Coach operations in Kent.
of
"That
that
Fageol" Products Co.,
engine-building subsidiary.
2,987,013
of
$46,465)—
J. E, Jonsson,
President, on April
record
highs in sales and earnings
that
2,987,013
..
terms
Twin
Sept.
plants
in
391,000
$0.18
share
distribution
180, p. 298.
confirmed
five
N.
of
advised
ft.
sq.
said.
In
540,000
share—
common
May.—V.
the
transaction"
in
"Twin
681,000
taxes
the
around
$6,310,000 '■
1,011,000
shares....
common
dividends
taxes...
income
initial
an
23
its
that
end
and
Fageol
75,000
1955
$8,853,000
profit before income
Net
in
April
Rahway,
the
by
used
now
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Sales
Net
make
sometime
expected
Price
Mr.,
on
1620.
p
Inc.,
<
was
completed
He
(&
coal
the
D,
at
day and will
chemicals.
a
handling
the
new
extensive
United Stockyards
company
Products,
*
first
share
common
Dillon, Read & Co.
dealer's discount of 65 cents
per share.—V.
March
share
a
to
company
on
sale
of
one
of
the
ap¬
,
bene-
(par $7) was made on April 26
Inc., at $26 per share, with a
Texas Instruments Inc.
the
for
ovens
David
March
29
overwhelmingly ratified, by 93%
liquidation, previously adopted by the board.
This
;
Corpora¬
per
coal
with
on
hopes
Twin Coach Co.—To Sell One of Its Plants—
per
income
After
cents
of
Corp.—Expansion-
April 23
coke
since
coal
in
Upjohn
pointed
Production
net
of
continuously
months
$5,904,838.
76
Mr.
on
revenues
non-recurring
Eastern
tons
teries,
on
Battery
reduction and
first
weeks,
stock
Ended
for
has called for redemption on June 15, 1956, $35,000 of
mortgage gold bonds, 6%
dollar series, due June 15,
1953,
to June
15, 1963, at 100%. plus accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway,
New York City.—V.
178, p. 1990.
,
satisfactory.
very
amounted
$3,966,365.
to
were
amounts
to
Texas
as
Included
1660.
p.
plant
production
Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd.—Partial
Redemption—
from
outstanding.
Months
183,
completed,
coke
1100
,
proposals
company's
outstanding.
Consolidated
by
Three
facilities.—V.
and
company
$17.50
shares
shares
restricted
a
of
authorized
15,000,000
1,000,000
that
share
or
company.
to
the
management
income
shares
per
merger
common
When
the
Designated
more
warrants) at par ($20 per share) and accrued dividends.
—V. 178, p. 1822.
; "
'
The
Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 206,547
shares of
through
extended
attributable
was
amounted
year
shares
and
requirements
common
76
parent
requirements
6,209,181
plan
announced
consolidated
proximately 17 cents
fit resulting from the
tion
to
approved
quarter
of 1956
totaled $44,561,572 for
dividend
the
increase
first
6.905,685
of
to
preferred
also
President,
revenues
properties
.
10,000,000
fijom
authorized
the
products
-
The, stockholders
the plan of complete
1115.
p.
voted
employee stock purchase
for key personnel.
George
He
24
an
plan
*
the
Increase
600,000
for
of
April
on
retail
Water
revealed
by-product
Tobacco Products Export Corp.—To
Liquidate—
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Stock
Increased—
The
£00
Tide
Tidewater Cas Co.—Preferred Stock
Sold—Carolina
Securities Corp.,
Raleigh, N. C., has offered and sold to
residents of North;Carolina 15,000 shares of
6% cumu¬
lative preferred stock (with common stock
purchase
Texas Co.—Offshore Oil Exploration—
See
Maryland;
Chambers-
•
.
...
Ha^erstown, Md.
company distributes
59
Battery
*-■
property
announced
operates along the Eastern Shore of
of Delaware, and in the area around
State
of
Works.
:
-
were
tery
,
'
Long
i
.
Plans
Tide
and
•
quarter of 1955 were $20,102,207.
Augustus C.'Long, President, said the
company's capital investment
budget for 1956 will be between $325 and $350
million, highest in its *
history.
From
1943
to
1955
Texaco
has
invested
more
Mr.
the
Fa.,
other
ap-
of
Co.
..
the
the
of
,
domestic and
foreign non-subsidiaries totaling $25,554,578 after deduction of
plicable income taxes.Dividends from similar sources for the
billion
most
Oil
distributors.
United States Steel
purchased
one
outlets, numerous commercial, consumer and farm
accounts, and approximately 3,000 home fuel oil accounts.
The -Holt company assets include service
stations, four water termi¬
nals, five inland bulk plants, the
company's Federalsburg main office
building, approxiihateiy~ 75 motor trucks and cars, and miscellaneous
quarter of 1956, after all charges, was $69,958,543, or $2.55 r
per share, it was announced on April 24
by J. S. Leach, Chairman of
the Board.
These earnings compare with
$56,021,212, or $2.04 per
First
Holt
than
first,
share.for
company's largest
burg,
•'
has
long
The
in
Texas
it was announced on April 20,
of-the Holt'Oil Co. of Federalsburg, Md.,
Water
'
M
|Vater Associated Oil Co.—Acquisition—
aompany,
assets
13
„
West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp.—Name Changed—
The
amendment
changing
its
April
and
new
19.
name
name
to
to
dealings
began
on
the
company's
certificate
of
incorporation,
Midland Enterprises, Inc., became effective on
on
the
New
York
April 20.—V. 180, p.
(Continued
on
Stock
1656.
page 53)
Exchange
•,
under
the
14
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
In
nounced
the
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
the
all
during the durrent week.
Then
dividends
we
Case
follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
of Company
Name
A C P
5%
Vending (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred
4.50%
common
preferred
Radio
American
Allen
_:
Engineering
Allied Stores,
4%
4%
of
preferred
4Vi%
Chain
American Enka
American
Stock
Corp.
Gas
&
<quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____!
Electric
American
Insur.
dividend)
(Galv.
Texas)
$4
preferred
Consolidated Edison
6-
5-11
4
5-10
5-17
5-14
Seal-Kap
Smelting
American Steel
Copperweld
5-10
6-
9-28
12-10
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
Cosmos
Refining
American
Tobacco
5-
4
5-
4
Crow's
5-25
Cuneo
Press, Inc., 3Vi%
25c
5-
1
4-20
Dallas
Transit,
6-1
5-10
American
Window
$1
Glass,
15c
(quar.)—
common
prior
preferred (quar.)_
preferred'(quar.)
American Writing Paper (quar.)—
common
6-15
6-
1
5-29
5-15
6-1
Ltd.
Coal,
5-1
Deere
&
7%
Co.,
(quar.)
27V2C
1
5-1
Denver
Chicago Trucking
(quar.)
59c
6-1
5-1
Detroit
Steel
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
62Vic
6-1
5-1
6%
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
divid.
to
approval
Missouri
of
Public
preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_.____—
Armstrong Rubber, new cl. A (initial
Art
Metal
Dry
preferred
Atchison
of
both
approval
Audio
of
is
the
Devices,
I.
6%
6Vi%
Class
■':§
10c
_____"_12_
Ltd.,
ll3/8c
$17 Vic
common
5-18
5-15
4%
Bloch
5-15
Fall
4-20
Federal
5-18
Filtrol
5-18
First
5-
Fisher
$1.06V4
$1.183/4
_____
~i5c
common
6-
1
7
Co.,
Brass
(quar.)
Rubber, 6% pfd. (s-a)
action
no
on
,
7-
2
6-
1
5-11
5-
8
6-30
6-16
6-11
5-21
25c
_____
5-
6-11
5-21
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-
9
$3
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-1
5-
6-11
7-3
25c
6-1
30c
6-
1
6-1
5-10
6-
5-
Bullock Fund,
Ltd.
fr.
(quar.
I
■
3Vi%
(quar.25c
preferred
(quar.)
4%
prefererd (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred
Burroughs
Bush
(J.
Butler
Bros,
Calaveras
87Vic
Sons
&
Buildings
Common
7%
Camden &
Campbell
A
4 %%
Canada
ment
Carrier
7
6-15
4-27
1
4-24
5_
j
4_24
(s-a)_
75c
7-
2
$6'Ac
7-27
4-27
5_15
Investment
5-15
4-27
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-
5-15
from net invest-
"
Ltd.—
6-
—
common
-x
;
,
1
4-17
1
5-
5-10
5-15
5-
7%>
Guardian
5-25
6-
5
5-11
6-
8
5-
1
5-1*
ment
4-20
6-15
1
5-15
Hackensack
Hajoca
common
Water
Halliburton Oil
Quarterly
5-16
5-16
6-
5-
payment
at
this
Class
Oil,
6-
1
B
Neisner
5-31
Nestle-LeMur,
30c
-
Bedford
New
Jersev
5-21
Newport
5-
3
5-18
«
.
6-
$1.16
8
5"l4
6-tl5
7- 1
6-
1
5-15
on
Nopco
1
5-31
15c
.
6-
15c
5-31
4%
(quar.)
•>
5-21
5-
6-
'
5-10
'•*
6-
f$1.25
6-
'
Heyden
5-15
1
56Vic
Preferred
5-15
1
6-
-
1
3'/2%
5-15
♦
)
$4.37 Vi
5-15
5-31*
Hi-Tower
.b'f
Pineapple,
f
•;
__—il_:
Chemical,
p^ferred
2nd
*
common
A'
preferreti.(quar.)
Drilling Co.,'
T—
5-14
6-11
1
!i:1
,
I
Louis
5-31
5-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
Ry.—
5-
8
5-
8
5-
8
50c
5-14
5-14
6-
3
5-18
50c
7-13
6-15
$1.75
5-31
5-11
(quar.)
•
Corp.—
25c
6-
1
5-11
$1.06yi
G-15
5-15
25c
6-20
.
,
$4.50
p*d.
(quar.)_______
.
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
"
Ltd
5-16
5-31
5-15
1
6- 1
(quar.)—
5-
1
4-23
t5c
,
5-28
4-27
6-
5-13
37'Ac
Dry .Dock—
&
6-15
50c
—
——
pfd.
5-10
1
6-
5c
Warehouse.
Co
$4
1
1
6-15
50%
—
Shipbuilding
6-
5-18
6-
being paid on
:
Mines,
.6-
20c
dividend)
also
5-25
44c
,
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
(stock
6-
35c
*
8
'
A-
f
„
50c
6-
-1
-
1
5-15
5%
6-25
5-25
75c
5-15
5-
&
Western
Ry.
Insurance
Northern
5'A%
(N.
Water,
Central
Northern
i-.'
$4
Ry.
Y.)
•
dividend)—
(auar.)
prior
pfd.
:
(quar.)__
1
1
$1
6-
1
5-15
$2
7-16
6-29
t69c
6-15
5-25
60c
5-25
5-
4
52 Vic
5-25
5-
4
25c
6-
1
5-15
$1.12y2
(s-a)
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
■5-15
Quebec Power Ltd.—
1st
4V2%
5'A-%
Norwich
5-10
Oak
preferred
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
preferred
common
(quar.)
Public
preferred
Service,
common—___
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pharmacal
"
(quar.)
Manivcacti'ri«g Cn.
$1.31 V*
40c
(""a".1
Osilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%
Ohio Crankshaft (quar.)
1
Ohio
5-31
5-15
' -6-11
5-16
t
5-
F-Pl
5-15
i'P.M VA-
5-15
6-
5-25
Pi-e-fl*
i
:
6--1
1
1
6-28
Olin
230c
1
5-
5-
15c
Old
^•♦($1.09%
Ltd._—
6-
1
5-15
Mining Ltd. (interim)
Northeast Capital Corp.
(stock
6
*
6.
5-10
5
-fT'^c
6-15
40c
1
6-
;. .20c
(quar.lJj
37y2c
,
1
8
6-
'
5-21
5-25
6-
7-20
62'Ac
2
25c
"6-
20c
>.
6-
6-15
t25c
$1
6-15
*
6-
75c
7yac
common
4x19
6-15
1
(quar.)
$1.50
•
Hastings Manufacturing Co——
1
3
7-
6-11
5-14
?cc
6-15
6-
6-
4-30
5-14
6-30
,70c
4
4-19
5-
'
Northwestern
8
1
5-
7-
'
;
Products
Chemical,
Norfolk
4.20%
6-
1
Normetal
Northwest
(Del.)—
1
6r
25c
Machinery
Zinc
News
Northern
6°'Ac
9
5-
$1
St.
common
Storage
6-15
1
4-
6-29
—
common
2
6-11
1
5-16
$1
&
(this dividend
Dickenson
6-
"
5-
(quar.l—
shares)—
New
3
1
$2
Inc. Jquar.)
4-25
5-
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Water
Bros.,
Common
6-1
6-15
5-21
<s-a)__
Quarterly
"
4-23
$31'Ac
(quar.)_
Products
Ovwm,
7-
$1
4-25
5-15
Oil
&
6- 4
10c
'
Gas
Naugatuck
'
1
1
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Rubber
Starch
time).
com.
4
35c
(quar.)
National
pay¬
—
5-
6-
5-
$50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-30
25c
Refractories,
preferred ' (quar.)
2
50c
preferred
new
$1.50
'
•
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
6%'
preferred
Common,
New
-_i
6-
$10c
(quar.)
National
"
Stock dividend (payable in class A com.)
,
7%
5-15
6-21
50c
(quar.)
1
6-12
25c
Corp.
Biscuit
5-31
,
Co.
National 'Distillers
>
—
class A
6-
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines (quar.)„___l_i_—_
Aluminate
National
6-21,
3
5-25
6-14
Corp
4-16
5-1
30c
5-
8
5nc
4'A%'
<•
(quar.)—
Cementing Co.
5-15
4
6-14
40c
8
•
old
action
5-25
9
6-
Mills
Acme
National
50c
deferred
6-
25c
Fxtra
5-15
5-15
Hallnor Mines. Ltd
Hancock
National
6-
1
Ltd.
Chattanooga
Quarterly
4-20
6-11
(quar.)
Well
Paper
ExtraJ—,
Northeastern
(Directors
common
Chemical
Mosinee
4-27
45c
2%
:
preferred
5-17
50c
(s-a)_
Co.
&
National
,
(quar.)
Co., 4.64%
Corp.
Modern
National
$1.75
on
8.)
Finance
2
5-15
5-
5-23
20c
Birmingham RR.. 4% pfd.
Containers, Ltd. (reduced)
Wheel
5-1
1
Insurance
Ltd.
Nashville,
6-
12Vic
action
(J.
Motor
7-
lc
5-15
5-31
75c
&
Motor
Corp.
Corn,
Power
Mobile
4-20
5-28
t
Dock (increased quar.)
(Canada)—
no
5%
Mitchell
5-18
this time.
at
Life
Co.,
4-20
■
6-30
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
3%
(quar.)
took
-
'
;
(quar.)
Mutual
Brick
Monsanto
6-11
•
Realty
^Directors
Gulf
1
-
.
i 25c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Gu'f Oil
9
5-18
1
Common
'
5-
5-31
1
6-
—
Water
5-17
25c
\
-
Great Lakes Dredge &
6-11
1
•
100%
5-28
*
common
,
8
5-15
£5c
Corp.,(stock dividend)
4-23
45c
(quar.)
Gray Manufacturing Co. (reduced quar.)
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of Amer-
ica,
Engineering Co.—
1
40c
quar.)
Oil
6-
5-
5
40c
Machine Si
5-
5-17
4-18
5-15
6-
'
Mining Corp. .of Canada (s-ai
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
6-
1
5-
6-
40c
quar.)_
Milton
1
45c
,
-
Great
Hawaiian
1
60c
fquar.)f:_,
Western
5-25
$23c
Insurance-;
(increased
Edison,
Ben
4.56%
pfd.- (quar.)—
preferred
—
5-16
5-16
5-15
X-.
4'A%
f$1.75
50c
(quar.)
4'/2%
1951
series
class
A
pfd.
Orange. County Telephone, 6%
Outboard
Marine
6-
1
1
6-
1
5-15
15c
6-
8
5-28
50c
6-
9
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-17
5-
4
4-24.
(quar»>^—ux- $1.12%
6-
1
5-TI"
5-
1
4-30
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing
Oma(, Inc-i
6-15
$1.14
4
Chemical,
preferred
1
15c
Coal
Matbieson
,
v
ji0c
Trust,
1
tlOc
4.27
$50c
j20c
(quan)
6-15
$29'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.
Pacific
6-15
6-11
$5c
Middlesex
6-28
5-15
<
4preferred
5-
7-16
5-16
tllc
Inc.
preferred
Corp.,
5-15
7
5-
(quar.):
Common
5%
5.
jioc
common
of
name
Bonding &
Morrison-Knudsen
,
2
35c
Midland
-
under
7-
10c
Robbin3
Moore-McCormack
dividend
,
5-28
$31'Ac
(quar.)__
5-15
22Vic
announcement
8
120c
5-15
50c
.
quar.)
Company—
6-15
6-
40c
Co., class A
5-15
6-
4-14
7-1G
35C
Coal
1
.
,
(increased
1
30c
6-
$1.25.
Plywood
6-15
5-
30c
5-15
40c
Northwest—
5-11
(quar.)
5-15
'
1
25c
the
1
2
5-15
5-15
6-1
6-
6-15
6-
;
6- 1
>•
div.)____
of
5-11
7-
Mines, Ltd.
40c
(quar.
Globe Hoist Co.
*5-15
__
Ltd.—
incomer
Int'l
1
x
n5c
Ltd.,
preferred
Canadian
66_
433^
Mines,
1
'
,
1
+75c
(s-a)
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co.
Michigan
Gas
Utilities
Mic'celberry's Food Products (quar.)
35c !
■*
6-
'
Ltd.—
Increased
5-15
6-
McNeil
4
20c
6-
Mead
5-
2
2c
&
5-15
1
7-
5-15
1
-
©E California—
Co..
Corp.
McKesson
5-16
1
(quar.)__
dividend
the
(quar.)
Vinegars,
5-31
50c
Lake
Canadian Fund.
5-4
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Canada Malting
5-4
$500
(quar.)
Title Insurance—
Participating
,
See
4
5-4
17Vic
Telephone
Canada Foils, common
Class
5-
.
6-1
35c
Burlington County Ry. Co.
Red
1
12V2c
(quar.)
preferred
1
7»/2c
(quar.i
Interstate
California Pacific
I
g6-
4
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Co. (increased)___
Calgary Power (initial)
California
6-
$1
1
(quar.)
Cement
1
$1.05
_
(quar.)
P.)
Terminal
6-15
Gold Si Stock Telegraph
gc
common
225c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Stock
net investment
income)
4
6-
Inc
(increased
5-21
$2
Oil
75c
(stock
Telephone
Getty Oil
5-15
Burlington Industries,
2
5-
(quar.)
Cement
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
5-18
Mfg.
(quar.)
5-
5-25
25c
_______
$5 preferred
4
(quar.)
Sharpe
5-15
75c
8c
Telephone Co.
4 Vi %
General
6-1
Brown Rubber Co.
Corp.
7-10
6-
30c
—
55c
(quar.)
Portland
General
5-25
$25c
quar.)_
Brown
&
Gas
7-25
50c
Co
&
6- 1
Tile
Sulphur
5-15
125c
Co.
Saskatchewan
5-11
■.
&
5-15
1
5-11
$1.10
(quar.)____-____i_____i__wi
Quarterly
*
(inc.
Briqk
General
5-15
6-
J.
Dairies
R.)
&
1
$1.50
..
Bridge Works
General
5-4
30c
Ltd.
1
f12 V2c
Co.,
C-
Pitt
(P.
6-
$1.10
12'/2C
Corp.
(quar.)_____
class A (s-a)__
1
6-
15c
B
Mascot
.
1
6-1
$25c
on
1
6-
(quar.)
7
Stock
Burpe,
Freeport
Class
payment.
April 20)
on com.
1
$1.31'A
preferred
Co.
5-
$1.34
(quar.
Fort
Fraser
Manitoba
5-10
(R.
5-15
B
4.80%
Ltd.>$50c
Oil
&
General
Cordage Ltd., class A
no action
Foremost
7
on com.
payment
April 23).
B
American
Bank
Class
6-15
1
75c
<quar.)__
2
6-
50c
pfd.
7-
50c
6%
6-12
50c
Mellory
5-10
30c
Corp.
Class
5-31
$1.75
Bristol Brass
British
'6-1
.6-15
5c
meeting held
Co.,
Brantford
Class
1
$2
Borden Co.
Bowes
6-
50c
-
Co.> (quar.)
(Directors took
(Directors took
at company meeting held
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
V
1
4-30
6-
30c
5-18
1
C.)
6-
.
,
5-15
5-
30c
Marmon-EIerrington
iDel.)
'
*
6-12
125c
Corp.,,
(quar.)
7
<
,
1
5-15
5-
Ltd
Coal
Cockshutt Gold
6- 1
$1.37 Vi
Welder
7-
Ltd.—
5-
(quar.)
&
5-11
122 Vic
Co.,
participating
Macleod
Mahon
25c
5-31
Cement,
Boston Woven Hose Si
Gas
Machine
5%
Holdings,
5-15
$1.41'A
(quar.)__
6-
(quar.)
Si
River
A.
4-25
$1.0614
Instrument Corp.
6-
common
Aluminum
Co.
6-15
25c
Tobacco
&
1
50c
5-15
(quar.jx
Co.
Morse
Camera &
6-15
(quar.)
Bros.
Mfg.
1
60c
Oil
at Co.
Palrbanks
5-15
5-31
6-
Co.—
Power
M.)
Co.
1
1
6-28
6-
1
Co.
Marathon
'■
25c
_____
„
1
R.
(Walter
MacWhyte
$1.02Vi
(quar.)
$80c
(quar.)
Steel,
Boeing Airplane
Special
Bohn
1
6-
1
...
preferred
Bishop
-6-
6-15
8
5-29
6-
quar.)
Ltd
15c
17'/2c '
(quar.)
&
6-15
6-
t$1.75
(quar.)
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Limestone
Products
5-
(quar.)
preferred
(qua..;
common
preferred
Evans
Exeter
6-
Hathaway
Bethlehem
7%
6-1
cents
62 Vic
Beryllium Corp.
Bessemer
6-15
60
7
Lawrence
preferred
5-
—
$31'Ac
preferred (quar.)_____,
Commercial Corp. (quar.I
preferred
5-
St.
5-15
p
—____
Falrchild
Bankers
Berkshire
5-28
25c
Ltd.
,
"
6c
$1
4-30
'■
(quar.)_____
1
6-12
$1.183A
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Massachusetts
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40 preferred (qi'ar.)
$4.40 preferred (1954 series)
(quar.)
Equitable Credit 50 cents preferred (quar.)
5.65%
7-
30c
Investment
M.
6-29
5.30%
,
5%
preferred
5 Vi %
4-14
8
$1.25
—
(quar.)_._——,—__L_
4-23
7-10
$1.75
»
6-
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
4'/a%
Co.—
<quar.)__
1
10c
Canadian
12Vic
—
pfd.
7-
20c
6-
50c
_________
5-28
62 Vic
(quar.)___
Lykens Valley RR. Si
Lynch Ccrp.
(quar.)
230c
A
4.10%
(quar.)
4
5-31
Sons
6-20
4-25
-
class
Gas,
6-
Co
&
Lowney
7-30
,
preferred
4-14
6-15
_;
Ltd.,
Natural
5-25
50c
(increased
Inc.
Lunkenheimer
4-30
___;
5-10
6-11
30c
preferred
Milling
5-25
15c
(quar.)
1
40c
Candy Shops,
preferred
Lower
8
(quar.)
6-
——
(quar.)_.
6-14
2$10
:
Associates
Co.
Paper Co.
Paso
5-18
5-
5-31
____
6-
Water
4'A%
1
5-1
invest-
Paper Mills_
Bailey Selburn Oil Si Gas, Ltd.—
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
Belding Hemingway Co.
Mfg.
6-15
$12'/2c
(From
A.
—
preferred
4-14
Utilities
Eastern
El
4-26
1
2 Vic
class
(quar.)
43A%
'5-4
5-
,—
5'A%
8
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
E'aton
,
4'A%
'
Louis
Bt.
6%
,
Howell,
East
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Woods
37Vic
(quar.)
&
Interurban
5%
Merchandise
Badger
81
preferred
5-18
.15c
Co.,
Stock dividend
Bell
6%
1
$3
6-25
(quar.)
6-
the
London
4
5- 1
quar.)
1
common.—:
25c
(increased
C#n com.
preferred
5-18
5
3
45c
62Vic
.____
5-15
6-
(quar.)
(James)
6-
$1.25
(quar.)__
5-15
1
(quar.)—
Secord
7-
(quar.)—
Industries, Ltd
Co.
Bryant,
0-
6-15
Ltd.—
4-26
1
———
4-20
,
5-10
6-
(quar.)—
Machine
Co.,
Leece-NevDle
4-20
G-12
6-20
5
35c
Lees
6-28
6-
6-
Lehigh
Valley
RR.
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Libby, McNeil & Libby, common (quar.)
5-14
Corp.,
Johnson
1
25c
$1.50
5-10
5-10
5-10
(quar.)_______
7
1
1
44c
5-
6-
5-14
6-
6- 5
30c
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)
5-
7-2
(quar.)
4%
1
Lane
5-11
7- 2
•
6-11
2c
Inc.—
Utilities,
preferred
Laura
217Vic
4-20
6-
(quar.)__
ment income)
5%
Drackett
Eddy
A
(quar.)
Service
Colleries
6-25
5c
Axe-Houghton Fund,
Ayshlre
9
C.
A
Automatic
7-
45c
Inc
preferred
Electric
(quar.)
Electrohome
preferred
7%
5-21
2$6
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
$2
75c
-
Dominion
6-15
2
6-
25c
(quar.)
7
6-15
2
5-15
5- 1
5- 1
6-15
7-16
93:1Ac
—
7
Fund,
Heater
of
5-31
25c
pfd.
Anglo Investment
5-
preferred shs.\
subject to the
1,
C.
A
(quar.)
&
5-
'
and
Newspaper, class
preferred
(quar. 1
preferred
conv.
Mines
6-25
50%
1—
(quar.)
5%
9
1
4-30
(quar.)
7-
6-
5-15
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
30c
933Ac
$1.31'A
Aug.
Coal
&
Co., common
25c
i
quar.)
Lake
(quar.)
Extra
Fe
Ry*
Co.—
five-for-one split
a
Augusta
Auto
6-15
2
Santa
common
date
7-
$1.16'A
dividend)___
common
approved
the
Effective
Si
Dominion
5%
(quar.
Topeka
Stockholders
5-31
3
___—
common
25c
(stock
Goods,
6-15
Ice
Cup
Dome
quar.)
Construction
Associated
5.25%
(initial
B
Dixie
the
4.65%
class
Diamond
5-31
6-
Service
Commissions)
New
5-1
6-15
5%
(Subject
and
1
31c
$1.083/4
(quar.)—
Corp.,
3
7-
3
$1
preferred
4-
$1
preferred
7-
$1.50
t35c
(quar.)__.
Utilities, 4%%
4.80%
Kysor
35c
preferred
6-15
Co.
Koehring
(s-a)
preferred
5-25
7
2$2
4
7-
1— $1.12'/2
Manufacturing
Fibre
7
87Vic
83Ac
$1.75
5-22
5-
120c
Keyes
5-
(quar.),
RR.
9
5-
i
$2.36
Co., com.
5-25
6-
9
5-14
5-25
.
common—
$1.10
6-
5-
6-
25%
Ltd.—
Laughlir. Steel, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______I—
5%
Joy Mfg.
Kentucky
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
preferred
Delaware
6-15
6- 1
4-25
(quar.)
common
preferred
(s-a)
pfd.
Corp., common
(quar.)
334% preferred series A (quar.)
5-15
20c
Pass
Dana
5-15
1
25c
(quar,)____
66-
Nest
7- 2
6-11
6-11
4
t50c
Industries,
&
$17 Vic
933Ac
25c
$1.05
Imperial Mills,
7%
4
31'Ac
31 Vic
—
5%
«•
Jones
35c
5-24
9
5-25
6-11
5-11
Corp.—
(quar.)
Lamson
Si
___
___
5-31
6-15
5-
2Vi%
diviuend)
(quar.)
Arkansas
—
6-15
6-29
5-15
Stock
&
Jones
6- 1
4-20
1
2c
Fireman
4-23
•
50c
62'Ac
75c
$50c
250c
(s-a»_—
75c
$1
Iron
4-30
6-15
31'Ac
-
5-
1
G-
355/8c
Industries—
(quar.)-——._x—
1
5-
$1
Machines
(increased)
preferred
93%c
(quar.)—___
1
6r
10'Ac
$1.76
35c
45c
(quar.)
7
6-
3c
B
Johnson
(quar.)
5-11
Silver
Iowa Southern
5-11
Co.
60c
(stock
Bottle
Stock
Insurance
Life
6-30
5-
*
Quarterly from net investment income de-
8
(quar.)
Thermos
Power
5-
(quar.)__
American
Arkansas-Missouri
5-23
5-31
'•
$1
4-24
25c
6-15
6%
t50c
(final)—
1
(quar.)__
6-11
Funding Corp. of New York, class A
Investors
4-19
6-
(s-a)———_______________
Products
Corn
Class
6-14
—
B
4-25
10c,
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A
9-10
12-28
Investors
5-21
60c
Telegraph (quar.)
Petroleum, Ltd.—
International
3
4-30
$2
quarterly
1
5-
4-30
20c
Ocean
Increased
6-
<quar.)__:
common
preferred
5-18
35c
—_—
>
common
6-
5-4
(initial)
Metal
International
5- 8
5-11
(quar.)
:
Business
International
5-15
Copper & Steel
preferred (quar.)
Steel,
A
1
5-15
6-20
1
dividend
Class
5-10
6-29
(quar.)_
common
4-30
6- 1
6-15
,—.——
5%
9
6-
60c
Continental
30c
Refining
Service,
preferred
Co.
International
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Can, common
New
4
4-30
20c
9c
$20c
56'Ac
(quar.).
Ltd
Crane Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)__—
Crompton Si Knowles Loom Works (quar.)—
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd, (quar.)—
(Del.)
Foundries
Public
$3.75
5-21
25c
.
&
Del.)
(Wilmington,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Y,)
Steel
4'A%
35c
(N.
6-
6- 9
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
5-17
5- 3
50c
$12Vic
25c
25c
Gas
American
Continental
6-15
6-11
20c
Electrodyamics
Continental
6- 8
5-11
A
Consolidated Water Power & Paper
5
25c
___
(quar.)__
American
Power
Consolidated
5%
quar.)
(quar.)
Pulley
American
Arizona
Connecticut
5-
Inland
Co.
—
(quar.)
Co.
5-4
6-29
5-11
5-18
Stock
—-
5-31
50%
1
6- I
Service
(quar.)_
Hugoton Production
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.)—
1
6-
$1.25
Ltd.—
6-1
6- 1
6-20
6-
6-12
—;
(quar. )1_1
Public
Co.
International
Insurance
Telephone
6-15
Housatonic
Hubinger
6-15
6-15
6- 1
—
Stamping Co. (quar.)
Inc.
Hotel
Barbizon
1
—
_______
Commonwealth
Class
(initial quar.)
Life
preferred
6
5
6-12
B
7-
6-
5-18
30c
30c
$1.12V2
$1.25
class A
Co.,
6-
$1.50
$1.75
12Vic
(quar.)
Composite Fund.
Conduits
National,
6-10
Hotel
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
:_
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
4-30
6-15
60c
Enterprises, Ltd.-—
Locks Paper Co., class
5-15
2Vic
(initial
A
(Boston)
Chemical—
Si
National
Columbian
Combined
5-14
2 Vic
class
American
5%
1
6-9
6-22
4-JJ
(quar.)
Natural
2Vic
Potash
common
•New
6-
Carbon
Commonwealth
6-
5-u
5-15
6-20
8- 1
__
Columbian
—
—
(initial)
Common
New
5-11
6-25
30c
Common
American
6- 8
7-20
Commodore
25c
(quar.)
(stock
common
Commercial Shearing Si
6-15
4Vi %
25c
Combined
50c
(monthly)
Supply
National
Common
New
Products-
Hospital
Quarterly
5-15
5
Class
America-
of
Co.
Insurance
5-15
50%
Home
American
Life
$57c
t60c
50c
40c
:
dividend
American
-
Cable
&
Colonial
}25c
(quar.)_
Aluminium, Ltd. (increased quar.)
American
5-15
5-31
6- 1
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-15
6-
Ltd.—
Canada,
Hoover
5-21
3uc
$1.12Vi
87Vic
87Vic
com.
(quar.)—
Chicago Towel, common —
7%
preferred (quar.)
,
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
City Water of Chattanooga (Tenn.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5- 4
5-18
5-18
5-14
5- 4
5-18
$1
—
Cement-
Co.
3
6-">2
15c
6- 5
6- 5
5-29
5-16
6- 4
75c
75c
i
(quar.)
Portland
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Alpha
Aluminium
dividend)
(stock
(R. C.) Business Machines,
Chemical Si Dye (quar.)
Allied
—
(quar.)
5-
7- 2
6-11
Quarterly
3%
12Vic
(quar.)
Natural Gas
Ohio Ry., common
preferred (quar.)
Si
conv.
5-18
40c
50c
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Service
25c
<quar.)__
(quar.)-.,
Alabama Tennessee
All
series
pid.
Public
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Holdert
5-25
6-15
6-15
6- 1
45c
$1.12 ¥2
15c
20c
(quar.*
1951
Air-Way Industries
Aircraft
—
(quar.)
Reduction,
When
3Vi%
Payable of Rec.
20c
$1
62'/2c
10c
(quar.)
Aeroquip Corp.
Air
Share
!*,_
7%
Co.,
Illinois
Chesapeake
•
•
.
Chenango & Unadilla Telepnone Corp.,
4V2%. preferred (quar.)
a
ABC
I.)
(J.
Central
an¬
-
Products
Casco
Dividend announcements
tables.
April 20, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(2082)
&
pfd.
(s-a)_
,..$3
Mfg.——-—
(Continued
40c
on page
48)
,
(
5-25
5-17
5-
9
,
Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
i
\
...
.
_
Stock Record
(2083),
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previews
Year 1955
Lowest
37% Oct
107
111
19
Jan
46% Jan
18
71
£3
18
79
7% Mar 23
39 Vt Feb
10
1
106% Apr
6
Feb
27
13 % Feb
Aug 25
23
27
24
20
30% Feb
13
25% Nov
30
22% Jan
23
34% Sep
20
21
20% Nov
1
Dec
29% Apr
9
30% Jan
4
108
Oct
14
15% Aug 24
27% Mar 14
,41% Dec
18
t
19
Jan
*
18% Mar
*
Vl2%
"11%
Apr
36% Feb
21
Air Reduction Inc common
7% Jan 26
122
3
4% Feb
16
20% Jan 23
116
Jan 31
23% Jan
13
28% July 28
91% Aug
5
3
209% Jan
20% Apr 25
81% Apr 20
n
July 12
3
326
Jun
170
Jun
24
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
S3
Jan
19
Jan
135
Dec
Nov 11
20% Aug 26
22
20
10
Apr
Apr
61% Oct
40
133% Dec
27
106% Feb
•
5
27 1
24 ;
Apr
97% Jan
3
-Apr
Jan
23
*
11
131
Jan
24
-
15
113
Feb
10 *
Sep
23
39
May
Mar 12
34
'Apr
38% Jan
Feb
14'
126% Apr
125% Apr
3% Jan
2
2% Feb
*
24
-
■>
37
Jan
13
39
4
28% Jan
Apr
3
23
30
Jan
105% Jun
3
30
91% Jan
10 *
67% Apr
22% Feb
27
Oct
14
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
/ 20% Jan
6
29% Jun
8
102
Jan
6
31
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
1
110
139% Jun
13
Sep
110% Feb
'
14
126
Jan
3
36
Feb
7
Jan
31
108
Jan
26
Jan
9
Nov
72
Nov
14
14% Jan
6
21
22% Mar 30
33% Jan
6
42% Dec
14
12
107% Sep
27% Mar
19
66
8
Mar
16% Jan
8
70% Jan
23
39% Jan
104
31'
3
Jan
44% Apr
110% Apr
24
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
20% Apr
6% Feb
14
88% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
59% Dec
7
48% Nov
30
43% Feb
14
42% Apr
38% Jan
23
33% July 15
21% Mar
47
91% Sep
16
71% May
33
54% Feb
21
28% Apr
17
92
Apr
Jan
23
176
Jan
12% J an" 26
15%
126
15
Jan
40
Jan
7
62% Feb
1
Nov
Jan
6
3% %
Apr
3
10
24% Apr
13
16% Apr
5
5
27
131% Jan
12
4
60 % Mar
4% Jan
27
9
30
31
11% Jan
2
35% Mar 21
121 % Apr 27
30
14% Mar 21
99
Jan
9
15
13% Jan
2
101% Apr
17% Apr
20
20
18% Dec
16% Feb
17
17% Jan
3
107% Feb
4
102% Apr 20
24% Feb
9
106% Feb
21
31% Apr
17
35% Apr
7
94% Jan
18
25
37% Apr
25
84% Jan
15
16
Aug
16% Nov
11
21
Nov
13% Sep
23
26
Jan
33% Jan
6
90
17
25% Mar
8
28
32
Jun
Jan
16
30
28
2
17
15
Jun
30
-Jan
17
27
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
13% Jan 30
6% Apr 24
27
67
Jan
6
21% Mar 14
170
Jun
7
7% May 25
29% Jan
50% Jan
6
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
1
Mar
60% Sep
23
55% Jan
38% Apr
12
11
28% Feb
6
53% Mar
111% Dec
3
35% Feb
5
£7% Jun
179% Jan
5
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
9
72% Apr
58% Sep
172
Apr
21% Feb
IS
2
158% Apr 27
7% Apr 24
30% Apr 24
11
56
21
22
25
Feb
42
Apr
10
Apr
25
11
1
43% Dec
30
39% Jan
46% Nov
2
58% Feb
18
50% Apr
6
100
Nov
16
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
16
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
130% Jan
20
46
Dec
8% Oct
15
27
31
187% July 21
82% Dec
145
11% Jan
19
12
89
Feb 29
139% Apr
4
13% Apr 26
179 % Jan 23
18
59% Jan
16
16
108
Mar 22
146
Jan
16% Jan
187% Feb
19
16
26% Mar 27
62% Jan
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
14
6
72
Sep
21
63% Feb
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
20
36
103
Sep
7
Jan
17
HO
Mar
7
32% Dec
19
44% Jan
11
58% Dec
3
Jan
20
32 % Jan
1
13% Jan
103
3
44% Oct
8
10
For footnotes
55% Jan
see
page
26.
25
29% Feb
Dec" "I
4
33% Apr
36%
15
12
70% Apr
2
34% Apr 20
35% Mar 19
106%
66
*66
*104
68
106%
20%
104%
104%
European
American
Export
American &
28
68
•66
203/B
203/4
43
423/4
♦107%
29%
20%
20%
20%
1
433/8
109
203/8
203/4
433/8
6%
6%
6%
15,800
900
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
20%
*20 %
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
400
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/a
6%
45%
45%
63/a
46%
22,400
;■
5%%
4%%
44%
45%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43
42%
42%
42%
43 %
42
2,600
42%
42%
42%
42%
58 %
34%
58 %
42%
57%
58%
56
56%
56%
56%
56
34%
34%
42%
56%
34%
34%
2,500
34%
35
35
35
35
29%
1,000
*28%
29
29
45
29%
*28%
29
*283/4
28 3/4
29
93%
93%
*93%
94%
94%
94%
♦93%
94%
75%
93%
72%
93%
60
74%
72%
72%
72%
733/a
733/,
74%
21,900
*41%
&
12,500
40%
41
41
23%
223/4
23%
22%
23%
12,900
15%
15%
15%
153/a
12,400
56
25,700
"
52%
53%
51%
52%
53%
1
4
*101 %
16%
116
114
4%
116
4
35
102
*34
*101 %
4%
Co
*34
35
•34
35
118
115
118
13%
♦101%
13%
102
•101%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,800
30%
29%
103
30%
♦101%
103
*101%
•101%
30%
103
30
30
30%
•92%
93
♦92%
93
92%
92%
39%
*39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
64%
63%
62%
63
62%
633/4
63%
64
♦104 %
105
•104%
•104%
105
105
27
63
*104%
26%
105
27%
26%
26%
31
*29%
17%
17%
16%
17
♦16%
7 %
6%
7%
65
63%
64%
30
30%
30
30%
37%
37%
38%
116%
118%
No par
—
—
7
63%
30%
37%
113
45%
Sany common—_5
22%
100
163%
163%
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10
31%
32%
30%
31%
30%
67%
-No par
54%
100
155
25
43
preferred—100
121%
No par
46 %
Refining com—100
51%
1
97
100
139%
5
14%
100
180%
25
81%
22%......
68%
55%
156
43%
123
46%
51%
97
140
14%
181 %
81%
21%
162
67%
54%
153
42%
121
45%
51%
22%
162
68
55%
153
43
121
47
51%
21%
•158
66%
54%
155
43%
120
46%
51
26%
26%
•293/4
31
16%
•16%
163/4
700
7'/a
52,000
7%
7
7%
64
66%
30
30%
30
38
38%
114% 115 3/t
114
30%
38%
115
46%
46
22'/a
22%
162
•158%
7%
7%
31
31
68
67
55%
55%
156
'
43%
43%
121
121
46%
46%
52
52%
46
22%
162
7
65%
38%
46
22%
158%
67
557/a
158
43%
121
46%
53
66
55%
155
250
44
1,000
46
53%
•97
139%
14%
14%
180%
81%
181
82%
1,280
19,000
124
100
14%
673/4
56%
*43%
140
813/4
50
•121%
*97
181%
40,700
155
1393/4
81
22%
160
7,500
100
180%
2,000
9,100
140
81%
46%
31%
*96
181%
9,000
3,800
31%
140
81
3,900
39
115
31%
100
180%
30
8,400
73/a
139%
13%
66
4,200
7%
*96
14%
26%
73/a
139%
14%
40 '
900
9,300
30%
64%
155
15,400
16%
16%
62%
-
30%
93
26%
31
7
105
•91
•29%
♦29%
116%
common
103
29%
93
27
Co—No par
1,100
16%
37%
preferred
30
11,900
16%
116%
Tobacco
101%
16%
30%
Co
133/4
101%
102
121%
1,300
*29%
American
35
1163/4
*13%
63%
2
American Stores
•34
13%
16%
1
common
9,400
16
cl B—No par
Razor
1,300
2,800
4%
3%
39%
25
issued"
13%
37%
1183/4
16%.
♦101%
No par
Co
4%
113
20
Co
4
363/4
117
*153/4
16%
*104%
54
36%
16%
16%
100
com
4%
54
118
16%
103%
No par
No par
102
115
200
16%
16%
30%
35
4
115
42
16%
*101 %
*92%
114
•41
16%
1
Fdry common—7
Corp
53%
353/4
115
100
com
53
10
111
American Steel Foundries
14
181
81%
200
46%
19,700
53%
5,100
99
100
140
310
14
1,000
182
47,300
823/4
15,000
100
Viscose
Works
139
137%
137%
136%
133%
—25
Corp
138
38
39
36%
37%
36%
383/4
38%
39%
38%
393/4
64,700
9%
9%
27%
93/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,700
*27
*25%
26%
20 3/4
21%
Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting—1
9%
9%
27%
27%
*25%
„
25%
25%
26
19"%
20%
20%
20%
27%
137
27%
273/4
*25
21%
139
137
139
27%
•27%
25%
25%
25%
290
21%
21%
213/4
8,200
35,500
28
50
Cable
800
77%
78%
76%
77%
75%
76%
75%
763/4
77
78
No par
72 %
73%
73 %
74
72%
72%
72%
72%
73
733/a
39%
39%
39%
40
39
39%
39%
40%
40%
41
*103
106%
300
460
Hocking Glass Corp—
CommoD
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
When
34%
15%
100
American 8umatra
2,100
15%
13%
preferred
Sugar
preferred
1,700
16%
40%
112%
noncumulative
34
2,660
26
23
13%
Co
147
•163/8
15%
111%
Smelt & Refg com
147
253/4
16%
23%
13%
& Std
26
42
112%
Chem
145%
209
15%
13%
Gas
•205
22%
*33%
Products
26
209
15"%
111%
Ltd
*201
23%
1
&
144
209
15%
com
of
*200
500
23%
5
preferred
6%
*40%
146%
50
"when
Snuff
145
210
No par
American Safety
American
42
♦200
par
10
convertible preferred
Rad
205%
40c
Inc
Co
800
74%
10
preferred
com
6,200
45%
42%
10
preferred
Potash
New
28,300
45
common
American Metal
5%%
v.
100
preferred
American Mach
3.90%
31
42%
Products
Investment
prioi
/
46
10
convertible preferred
American
30
■
43%
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
84
37,300
443/a
•108%
45%
Secur—No par
Lines
American Ice Co
6%
203/a
111%
44
110 %
50
42%
No par
No par
"when issued"
American-Home
7%
19%
443/„
110
V
12.50
Foreign Power—No
New common
1%
200
28
♦66
108
30%
Corp
American Hawaiian 8S Co
American Hide & Leather
7%
900
68
•273/4
66
42%
100
1,600
281/4
273/4
107%
29%
American Gas & Electric Co
Amer
36,100
34%
106 %
66
34%
Amer
23%
116
•104
273/4
'
20%
,
2,400
34%
34
American
Wire &
Jan
♦104
25,600
70"
233/4
•114
34
200
111%
673/4
23%
115%
34
34%
Anaconda
40% Mar 13
23%
•1133/4
34%
34
83
107
23%
115%
34%
_1
Co
2
23%
115%
34%
6%
110
'
70%
34%
Anaconda
Mar 20
1093%
'70
35%
87% Mar 19
42% Apr
108%
71%
34%
Anchor
Feb
109 3/4
143%
American Water
23% Mar 13
29
*16%
30
29
•28%
25%
16%
10
14
29
144%
American
16
-700
•28%
16%
13
17% Feb
29,900
3%
40
34%
20%
41%
1263/4
*3
•37
24%
66
105
123%
3
40
117%
28
41%
123 %
3
23%
*27%
105
122
*37
34%
20%
100
8,000
26,200
*115%
28%
200
363/4
117%
28%
*70%
j
114%
35%
115%
25%
51% Jan
Jan
104%
*28
No par
American Tal 4i Tel Co
24% Apr
83
104%
35
114
35%
1143/4
3%
108
71% c
24,400
40
28%
1U
70%
116
100
67%
140
34%
123%
*37
■,
96 %
66
►130
16%
Amer
47% Apr
29
•95
66%
138%
400
2,000
19,500
113%
122
3%
.
25%
American Tobacco
26% Mar 23
34 %
♦114
35%
116
'
24 %
*115%" 118
116
34%
113
3
108
-96%
66%
♦114
40
•28%
•95
66 %
*130
124%
3
50%
140
34%
*37
35
16%
69% Mar 23
129% Mar 26
122%
3%
40
35
49
*130
117
1,100
6,200
24%
51
25%
59 % Mar 20
2
115%
16%
126 %
35%
,50%
96 %
16%
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
46% Mar
34%
117%
16 %
♦24%
35
50%
,
66
,
140
24
_1
♦95
116
123%
.,49%
20,700
124%
26
1
6
par
67
*130
*115
*28%
29
110'% 112%
71%
72%
par
66 %
142
*3
*37,,
1
Optical
21
67%
*
51%
95
34%
122
1
50
50
115
'
*114 y4
par
American
30% Jun
6
10
9
16% Oct
14
"
_1
Natural
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
Jan
.95
News
26% Jan 13
25% May 17
47
96
,
"lo
413%
117
24%
148
3
3
35 y4
16%
125
16%
27
Jan
343/4
158
41
24%
26
84% Feb
9
35%
134,400
158
•112%
148
145% Jan
10
*35%
•16%
124
30
10
500
413/4
preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co new com—20
Encaustic Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
5
27
25
36%
51%
American
25
36 % Apr
35%
51%
16%
125
1,500
83
9%
117
100
203%
•150
*205
75% Feb
10
25%
American
Feb
158
403/4
16,300
116
♦82
9%
♦112%
16%
American
174
•145
40%
117
*24%
26
6
83
150
|
40
♦112%
25,100
•20%
500
123 %
29
13
-*82%
16%
*35
" 66%
20%
9%
•150
125%
24%
66% Apr
32"% Feb
27
♦142
41%
117
223/4
*115%
20%
600
3%
23%
23
9
16%
1
Feb
150
3%
116
500
*150
40%
22%
83
24%
5
8% Feb
•112
3%
116
124%
Molasses Co
36% Jan
41%
117
1
20 %
8%
500
3%
116
16 %
Motors
177
♦142
22%
*115%
24%
American
24% Mar 20
150
*142
41 %
*112%
22%
*
8%
*150
3%
125%
American
27
8%
500
4,700
38,700
165
3%
16%
3
Mar 12
•160
3%'
*24%
5
40% Jan
164
20%
Apr
46 % Apr
•160
*82%
8"% Jan
120
164
82%
8%
47
*160
20%
"15°
13%
45 I
500
1,000
3,600
172
82%
-
12%
45%
171
20%
83
9%
12%
20
171
*115%
20 %
12 %
19%
•168
116
20 %
*82
193/4
45
30%
140%
172
164
3%
30
140%
'-*169
*115%
4~
-
193/4
45%
27%
303/a
141
preferred series B_100
136% Apr
6
Nov 23
55% Nov
120
24
Jan
29% Feb
131% Aug 12
21
46% Jan 23
153
46 % Aug 24
121% Oct
€4% Jan
9
95% Jan 20
45% Apr
,
44%
-
168%
>
12%
23 %
116
100
Cable
Metal Co
20% Mar 14
Oct
&
Amer
24% Mar 18
45%
168%
*160
20
12%
27%
141
30,500
25
71% Mar 19
Mar 16
165
"
124%
common
20
10% Jan
38
Co
56% Jan
108
45
167%
27%
♦30%'
12%
45
167
*160
20
Machine & Metals
17
20%
12%
27"%
30%
141%
•
5
Radio
Amer
104 % Apr
,44%
20%
-
20
&
40% Mar 21
13
12%
27%
*30%
*138%
; 19%
303/8
1
com
3
Sep
31% Sep
46% Jan
6
26% Oct 27
Co
10
16
20%
12%
Corp com—2
Jan
Mar 29
20%
28%
140
22%
common
35% Feb
108
5,100
100
41% Mar 16
93
28
138%
common—No par
68% Sep
,
*30%
conv
3% Jan
Mar 30
96
13
27% Jan
Oct
12
86
1
30
138
1
common
American Chain
Apr
47% Jan
9
30
138
•
15
American Chicle Co
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co com
conv
44% Mar 12
42
3,100
100
preferred
3%%
17% Mar 20
Apr 25
200
17%
-
preferred
Inc
Can
10
27% Mar 21
153
74
33
1
preferred
American
7%
-
*71
Broadcasting-Paramount
Apr
13% Jan 23
8
Dec
105
21
88% Nov
45% Jan
208
18
17% Jan
38
17
Jan
104
14
12
3
5% Apr
21
11
Sep
23% Oct
Feb
77% Apr
18
35% Jan
52% Dec
96% Jan 26
13% Dec
7
103
100
*
35% Apr
65
17% Dec
6
13% Jan
Jun~10
34
130
3% Nov 21
28
Jan
24
20 % Sep 22
16
Mar 30
3
12% Aug 17
34
-
Jan
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
3
5
9
72%
No par
Shoe
convertible
5%
Mar 23
Jan
37% Apr
25% Apr
54
19
46
67
1
72%
600
17%
50
American Cable
-
7
:
27
21
2
45% Mar
-
3
61
8
11
6,900
71
32%
No par
preferred
Theatres
7% Mar 12
5
22
18
49 % Apr
29
27% Feb
69% Dec
42% Dec
Nov
27
6
17
109 % Sep
135% Dec
4
31% Apr
20% Jan
9
100% Jan
Mar 15
34
23
9
Nov
33% Dec
27
106
3
46% Sep
Mar 14
Apr
8
Jan
.
24% Jan
65
63%
'71
173/4
100
American Bosch Arma
Amer
22% Jan
64%
643/4
72
33%
5
conv
convertible
Brake
64 %
63%
*71
16%
115
34
4%
63%
64%
74
*132
Amer
64
4,900
17%
lto
26
14
32%
100
26
14
17%
preferred
6%
14%
33
10
9
133/4
16%
American Bakeries Co com
No par
4%% cum conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common
9
21 % Mar
'
133/4
33
100
American Airlines common j
3%% convertible preferred
Mar 19
34
103
32
140
9
14
27% Mar 15
23% Mar 17
27% Mar 14
Jan
26% Mar 16
May 31
65
2
79
9
#13%
23
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
Amer Agricultural
Chemical
No
121% Mar 23
133/4
3%
Aluminium Limited—
No
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible
preferred
13
6
30% Nov
108
16%
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co of America
2
9 *
17
135/3
108%
22 %
4.08%
3
82
99% Feb
3%%
133/4
*108%
333/8
common
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Mar 14
125 "
108%
1
preferred A
Allied Stores
Corp
4% preferred
75% Mar 12
148
9,200
108%
„10
Allied Mills
4
Shares
44%
108%
16 %
:
«i
Industries Inc
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co__
23
95
82
Jan
49
65
-
preferred
Allen
4
36 % Apr
56% Jan
433/4
33
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
9
25% Jan
13
88
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
16
129% Apr
18
11
41
17
Jan
14 v
23% Jan
43%
100
$4 prior preferred
12
43%
27%
common
Alleghany Corp
43 % Apr
2
117% Mar 27
.18% Jan
,
134% Apr
6
Jan
.
10
*
Apr
81% Apr
160% Apr
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
85% May 12
72 % Jan 18
•2% Nov
20
Apr
33% Feb 27 1
9
98
110
25% Jan
23
July 22
63% Jun
27
48
4 % %
27
158
26
Jan
16
122% July «
25% Dec 30
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
7
100
23
Inc
44%
108%
*71
100
preferred
Aldens
5% %
Jan
114% Apr
117
S
34
34
6
88% Jan
.
7%
Jap 19
23% Feb
43%
33%
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
Alco Products Inc common
3
Mar 14
117%
7% Jan 23
30
104
Mar 14
26% Mar 30
' Aug
9
6
Jan
3% Jan
163.
44%
28
_1
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg
Ry
27
the Week
Apr. 27
108%
16%
1
27
9
Jan
Friday
Apr. 26
33%
No par
;
27
Feb
156
20
Sales for
Thursday
27%
Corp__l0
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
Apr
136
5
Jan
117
Corp
Admiral
Apr
22
Jan
6
PRICES
Apr. 25
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
13
SALE
Wednesday
108%
133/4
-
43 %
1
10
Co_.
.
Dec
170
Jan
Adams-Millis
3
Inc
Co
Express
.
157
28
80
4
Stores
44%
64
50
2.50
172
Mar 15
7
Steel
44%
25
—.
47
Dec
11
Acme
Adams
26
14% Jan
,
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
9
Apr
5%
common
HIGH
Apr. 24
*108
1
Inc
9
2% Nov 29
18
-
22 % Jan
19
107
17% Oct
Jan
141
6
155
109% Jan
Industries
28% Apr
32% Jan
6
130
Vending Corp
ACF
17% Apr
33% Apr
77% Jan
\
67% Jan
-
76
Apr
5
100
ABC
14
3
19
common
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 23
Pat
preferred
14% Jan
10
19
21% Oct
4%
70% Feb
Jun
25% Jan
30
Abbott Laboratories
14
23% Sep
35% Sep
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
109% Feb
9
62% Jan
Aug 25
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
3
16% Jan
6
Jan
Lewest
48% Jan
28
Jan
13
Range Since Jan.
Highest
issued
Andes Copper
Mining
6.25
No par
*103
106%
21.80
*35
35%
34%
68
67%
68
34%
34
34%
32
32
32
10
10
14
67%
34
*31%
*103
106%
34%
34%
35
67%
673/4
33%
34%
*313/4
32%
-
•103
106 %
35
35
67%
67%
34
*31%
34'/a
32
•103
64
106%
35
36
68%
68%
1,700
6,500
34%
5,100
34%
♦31%
32
200
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2084)
Monday, April 30, 1956
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Inn for Frorlou
Bang* Sine*
Tear 1955
UvMt
4% May 19
Oct
11
34% May
3
S6
4
3
6% Jan
37
43% Feb 14
6% Mar 19
18
Jan
Mar 13
13% Jan
6
9
39% Apr
5
5
36% Oct
11
27% Jan 23
9
27% Mar
6
15
9
7
62"% Apr
Dec
46% Feb
15% Feb
102% Apr
22
Jan
6% Jun 14
94
9% Feb
19
18
21% Apr 26
37% Mar 27
18
29% Jan
35% Apr 28
96% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
Apr
102% Mar
2
2
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
22
18% Mar
5
6% Apr 26
3
34
17
Nov 28
28% Feb
16
31% Mar 15
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
36% Apr
6
30
Jun
16
27% Jan 10
Marls
34
36% Mar 14
8
•3% Feb
1
8
30
Feb
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
Armstrong Cork Co
83.75
preferred
Arnold
102
Apr
Artloom
55
•5%
5%
38%
39%
38%
34%
34%
Industries
Arvln
36
34%
-34%
35%
35%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
62%
50
60%
58%
59%
58%
59%
59%
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
60%
22%
1
34%
35%
34
34%
34
34
34
34%
33%
34 %
*96%
98
*96%
88
*96%
97
97
97
*96
97
•18%
20
*18%
20
*18%
20
20
*18%
20
7
6%
6%
6%
7
28%
28%
...
1
Inc
Mar 14
7
V 7%
7
•28%
\
18%
18%
29%
29%
Dry .Goods
,
*18%
28%
f
28%
18%
18"%
18%
18%<
29% .-29%
29
29%
6%
29%
6%
28%
28%
28%
18%
18%
18%
29%
-
29%
*29%
52,600
7,900
50
29%
2,500
1,900
20,900
1,200
32%
3,600
29
19
Corp—
1
preferred
Associates Investment Co_
...
32%
102%
32
32%
100
20
Common
67 4
Jan 23
35%
60%
Inc.
5.25%
36%
5,100
3,100
1,900
20,800
1
2.50
5
900
38%
10
5
preferred $1.50 series__No par
3
5%
38%
5%
35%
Ashland Oil & Refining com__
2nd
Shares
5%
39
5%
40%
6
No par
5
Corp
Co
Carpet
Jan
35
20
May 27
69
5%
39%
common
—
Constable
110% Jan
14
Aug 15
37% Sep
113
5%
39%
Argus Cameras Inc
Armco Steel Corp
Armour & Co of Illinois..,
Associated
104% Feb
♦5%
39%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
5
Argo OH Corp
5
Apr. 24
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
31% July
Tnursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 23
5
41% Apr
55% Dec
18
A F W Products Co Inc
10
Feb
Monday
Pat
Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Mar
35
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Uvwt
Hifheot
102%
63%
63
63
,
32 Va
32
32%
103% 104%
105%
64%
64 v
32%
105%
T
65
32%
32%
105
64%
106
65
■
•
,
i
>■
310
65
104
104
1,900
65%
i
1
Atchison Topeka si Santa Fe—
18
58
Jun
162
62
137
NOV 80
IS
131% Jan
Aug 11
173
Jan 23
55% Apr
Jan
59% Mar
8
43% Jan
1
23
34% May 17
96% Sep 15
38% Sep
8
47% Mar 14
40% Sep
9
35% Jan
30% Mar 13
3
96% Feb
41% Oct 10
5
27% Dec 13
•6% Oct
13
10
July 18
16% Nov 16
Mar 21
19
5% Oct 26
Oct 20
42
3
Oct
30
28
Mar 17
101
,95
Dec
68
18
16
Atlas Corp
6
Preferred
11% Jan
8
19
Atlas
Austin
9
17% Feb 27
Jan
20
6
Jan
5
27% Mar 16
7% Feb 24
49% Feb 24
•
55%
56
56
56 Va
56%
30
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*98
100
170
100
41%
60%
58%
59 'A
40%
41%
40%
41
96
42%
43y8
42%
42%
42%
72%
73%
71%
72%
72
No par
($1.20).—No par
96
*95%
'
58
41%
95%
96
96
-•
*98j/2
58%
72
*
29%
;
470
96%
42%
72 y2
10%
.10%
10 y8
ioy8
10%
10%
10%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*17%
17%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25 y4
6,300
3,700
103/4
*16%
10 y4
10%
900
'
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
25
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common—__3
82.25 conv preferred
No par
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
44"%
44%
44%
44%
*44JA
45%
43%
25
3,000
6%
25%
6%
59,500
♦43%
44%
700
2,200
6%
44
B
•ft Aug 18
66
18
Jan
8% Feb
114
6
Apr
95
10
Mar 24
Feb
9 *
14
41% Apr 24 '
7l% Jan"" 8
30% Jan 10
Mar 31
109
Jun 14
99
35% Jan 18
Jan
105
53% Sep
6
52% Apr
Sep
15
39
Jan
6
72% Mar 29
19% Nov 23
57
14% Jan
13
24
103% Jun 13
32% Mar 14
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
2
104
Apr
38% Dec
1
29% Dec
30
18
85
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88% Jan
30% Sep 28
30
July 11
20
12
Nov 28
22
Jan
6
30% Jan 17
96% Mar
8
Oct 14
45
19% Sep 26
1
Apr 22
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
158% Sep
6
13% Jan
74
Jan
7
18
33% Oct 11
34
Aug 17
25
Sep 26
Oct
49
34% May
44
Apr
27
Feb
15
30
95% Sep 12
'
3
Beech-Nut
6
Jan
3
38% Apr 27
96
16 s
101
Jan 30
Packing
Belding-Hemlnway
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell
Howell
&
4%%
Nov
9
158
18
Sep
85% Sep
16
40
22
172
Dec
Mar
31
Apr
9
167% Apr
9
17
172 % Feb
7
14% Feb
9
16% Jan
13
Jan
5
84
Jan
11
327/« Feb
15
10
40
Apr 24
78
4
28% Jan 23
36% Apr 27
14
25% Jan 30
Nov 28
34% Jan 23
30% Apr 23
38% Apr
2
88% Apr 16
29% Apr
3
83% Jun
* Jan
69% Jan 27
26
66% May
48% Apr
Co
1
12% Nov
2
29% Jan
3
61% Jan
3
14% Jan 31
Dec 30
19
12% Ayr
19
45
Jan
13
5
53
Mar 21
51% Oct 24
56% July 20
54
Jan
9
57% Jan
19
19
24% Jan 23
21% Jan
11
24% Apr
6
99
Sep
88% Jan
36% Mar 22
42% Mar 26
34%
May'*6
26% Feb
14
37% Apr
100% Apr 25
95% Jan
4
23
6
6
15% Jan
6
85% Jan 20
26
Nov
9
16
32% Jan
17% May 17
111
July 25
31% Feb 23
43
14
Feb
9
10
99
126
100
Mar 26
2
Feb 29
35
Apr 27
15% Apr 27
Apr 13
25% Jan 23
23
July 21
95% July 29
.
103% Jan
6
36% Apr
12
38% Jan 23
Dec 30
44% Apr
21% Jan
19% Jan 23
91% Jan 25
95
3
3
Mar 13
21
29% Jan 11
27% Aug 17
47% Feb 21
30% Feb 13
21% Dec 20
1
8
20% Apr
9
14 % Apr 24
73% Apr 24
81% Jan
19
67
77% Feb
8
16
Mar 15
,25% Sep
21 % Aug
78
Dec
92% Mar
12
71
Sep 30
76% Jan
3
22% Jan
15
6
Mar 18
23
Jan
6
8% Oct
11
24
80
27
6
Jun 22
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19% July l
Feb
1
Apr 20
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
9% Jan 23
3
26
Jan
4
99
Jan 11
6% Nov 15
37% Oct 14
14% Sep 26
91% Jan 17
57% Jan 13
25% Jan 10
38% Mar 14
53% Dec 30
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15 % Mar 3
11 % Apr 11
44% Dec
5.% Feb
6% Apr
9
39% Apr 10
15% Feb 23
12
92
pace
Mar 22
62% Feb
7
30% Jan 24
31% Feb 14
,Feb 21
gee
9
12% Jan 20
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
y*r footnote*
30
40% Jan 23
17 % Dec
y
100
July 15
64% Feb
7
59
Mar
16% Jan
13
47%
4,300
17%
17%
1,500
52% Jan 20
26
5
12% Apr
16
32% Jan
103% Jan
3
47% Apr
27
3
8% Apr 13
,16% Mar 20
7% Jan 17
43% Jan
3
17% Jan
3
68
Feb
64
Jan 31
7
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
56% Apr
6
48%
130
*120
130
104%
*104%
105 %
*104'A
105 %
21
21%
27%
26%
27%
28
12%
22"%
23%
35%
35%
61%
22%
22%
.22%
27%
28%
27%
28
89%
89'A
*89%
89%
30
21%
21%
21 y4
21%
5,200
3,300
89%
21%
21%
47
44
45
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29 y8
5,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
22%
23
35%
1
22%
22%
22%
36
37%
98
•95
61
62%
59%
61%
59%
20
20%
19%
2
2%
23%
38
38%
3,600
*95
31%
32%
50
49%
32
50 %
50%
f
60%
19%
20
2
32%
32%
32%
49%
49%
50%
50%
162%
163%
161
163
160%
162
162%
163%
158 Vi
14%
159
159
159
159
159
*157%
,
14%
14%
159
50%
32%
51
24,500
12,500
46,600
1,900
1,600
162%
163%
*157%
159%
600
5,800
22,800
15
14%
15%
80%
80%
110
39%
14%
14%
80%
80%
39%
39%
40
38%
39%
38%
39%
35%
35%
36%
81
2%
82
14%
15
80%
*79
98
60%
2%
2
70
1,400
13,000
20
2%
31%
33%
■'
60%
20%
2
2%
-
98
20%
20%
45
23 y4
23%
36
*95
98
*43
45
*43
35'A
36%
*95
'62%
20%
39%
110
21,300
22
21%
*45
98
*78
700
—i-
♦12 %
29
12%
46%
32%
48%
130
104%
89%
22 y8
2
104
28%
*44
♦95
89 y»
*89
V
*120
21%
89%
*89
21'A
48%
48%
48%
*120
104%
•120
300
*79
39%
4,200
36
36%
12,100
35yB
35%
35%
35%
35%
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
13,900
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
5
85%
86%
83
86
82 %
83%
83%
84%
84%
86
27%
28
28
28%
28%
29%
28%
29 %
29
29%
1,300
62,400
6,600
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
31%
30%
33%
2,260
13%
14
14
13%
13%
14%
17
17%
19
4,770
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
5,700
1.25
15%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12 %
12 %
12 %
12 %
15
61%
62
61
61%
61%
61%
61%'
61 %
61%
61%
lt300
5,100
5
.100
47%
48%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47 %
47
47%
20,100
(Delaware)
.10
1
2.50
Inc
1
(The)
*13%
.
:
*
95
95
*92
25
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
54
54%
3,200
100
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,700
preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4%% preferred—
,_50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton
No par
48%
48%
48%
48%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
13
13 %
12%
13%
13
13
13
13 %
12"%
13'%
9,400
49%
49%
49%
49%
49"%
49%
49%
49%
50%
4,200
Common
—
New
*91
93
*91
common
3
_j—
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred „1
.—100
Brooklyn Union Gas
No par
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown, Shoe CO Inc....
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
85 preferred
.
49%
*55%
*55%
56
23
*111
23
23%
37%
12,400
98%
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
9,800
14%
*14%
14%
14 V2
14%
14%
15%
7,300
33%
14%
36
37%
*97
100
10
300
*98%
100
98%
99%
32%
33
3244
33
32%
32%
32%
5
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
42
42
44
3,100
10,600
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
68,700
94%
94
94
*93%
94%
*93%
.94%.
93 %
94%
-300
32%
32%
33
33%
33%
4,900
!
Bush Terminal. Co
5
1
Butler Bros
15
Butte Copper & Zinc
:
5
100
*94
100
32%
34%
20%
14%
14%
*74
75
73%
*67%
74
*65
75
*81
84
*81
82%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
15%
*15%
.-15%
*15%
157/a
*15%
15%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
11%
11%
37%
37%
*15%
15%
.
*15%
34 %
33%
34%
20%
20"%
20%
20%
3,000
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
43,000
73%
75
75
*74
76
75
*70
82%
*81
26
25%
25%
12%
11%
12
10^
9
44%
44%
*27
45
1
7%
8y8
7%
5
15%
15%
15%
No par
33%
*20%
12
,10Q%
13,900
33%
20%
25%
28%
25
*
32%
20%
100%
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Caradian Breweries Ltd—.No par
99%
32
*27%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
:
:
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
32
*98
33%
-100%
No par
participating preferred
—
36%
98%
14%
14%
Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
3,900
35%
33%
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4% preferred
ion
3%% preferred
100
4%% second preference
—100
Burroughs Corp
...
5
Canadian
37%
36
101
14%
21
-<
37%
35%
*98%
33%
24%
Zinc-Lead
37%
35%
37%
37
100%
.32%
California Packing Corp
500
4,700
100%
35%
*98%
33%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
23%
35%
35%
100 %
20%
Callahan
57
42%
Inc
common
23%.
*98%
37%
37%
*98%
31%
7%
*56
114%
5
Byers Co (A M)
56%
23«,
33%
1
...
56
23
41%
Forge Co
Co
23
23%
56
23
*55%
56
1,500
33%
15
——No par
Watch Co
,
37%
35%
—10
Bullard
*92
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common..
Buffalo
95
*91
95
RR—
-
5%
3
31 % Jan
*48
48%
130
1041/2
135
104%
21%
Boston Edison Co.
Bulova
6
48%
48%
46%
'120
27%
.1
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
8
85% Mar
103% Jan
7
23
38% Apr 27
16% Jan
9
Apr 10
22% Feb 17
59% Jan 26
83% Jan
36% Jan
15
10
28% Jan 23
36% Feb
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
33% Apr 27
82 % Apr
Oct 11
.
42
47%
17%
20 y8
Co—
Boston & .Maine
Mar 14
42
47%
17%
10
1
Jan
42
45%
17%
5
Mar
20% Jan
42
45%
17%
12
43% Mar
62
42
45%
Jan
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
36% Feb
42
17%
50"% Apr
30
6
40%
46%
64
3
1,700
17%
14
3
1,200
4,100
24%
40%
17
28% Jan
54
66%
45%
58% Feb
14% Jan
54
65%
24%
■
18%
38% Jan
98% Feb
2,900
47
8
57% Mar 19
,
41%
1 peso
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Co
76,300
41%
22%
Co
Laughlln Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
Borden
30
52%
67%
46%
29
12% Mar 16
*24
,
80
108
104%
*17%
Bond
Apr 13 '
14% Jan
24%
Jan
Apr 27
Aug 11
Sep 26
24
Apr 27
93
~28
24 %
17
54
May 10
56% Jan
6
67
24%
15% Apr 12
11% Jan
3
61% Sep 16
49 % Dec
66 V*
24%
*103
53%
68 »A
25
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
._5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
No par
100% NOV 18
Mar 14
53%
67 %
25
19
7
54%
67%
10
Bliss &
Stores
54%
55%
33% Apr
3
67%
67%
l
27
68 y4
55%
12
Mar
67%
67%
25% Feb 28
*
3
19% Jun 22
11% Jun
Jan 23
(E W)
67
67%
55'A
(Del) com..No par
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com .5
4%% pfd series of 1951—.
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co.
—.1
Bliss
67
67%
Steel
Biaw-Knox
51%
33%
108
108
67%
1
Bethlehem
52%
28%
Best Foods
30
51
5
52% Mar 27
Jan
50%
4
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Best & Co
44% Jan 23
49 %
21%
Bendlx Aviation
Beneficial Finance
2% Feb 24
33% Apr 17
31
50%
34 y8
*
55%
—100
20% Mar 13
145 % Feb
49 y8
27%
common
62% Apr
1
9
104%
100
1
—
18% Jan 30
35% July 25
*103
—50
49%.Jan 19
56% July
169% Dec
*103
—10
1
1
7
23
103%
1
pfd
12
6
103%
33%
67
12.50
Inc
14
1% Jan
108
104 %
par
No
Dec
2
108 V2
33%
1,500
50
.10
22% Feb
59% Mar
*107
50%
40%
34%
107%
105
*103 %
33%
107%
10
Co
Co
preferred
34 y8
34
107
33%
107
2.50
4%%
.
124
124
126 %
66%
—100
Instruments
(A 8)
123
1
10
Inc
Mills
4
Feb
6
33
Co—No par
preferred
Beaunit
29% Jan
•3% Jan
32
14%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
27
20
43% Nov 29
Beck Shoe
14
Aug 23
95
14
preferred—100
3
24
Dec
9% Jan 14
prior
conv
16
31
Apr
3%%
4Va%
Jan
28% Feb
12
28% Jan
14%
Beatrice Foods Co common
91
22% Apr
25
38
13%
Corp
24% Jan
47% Jan
<
•12% Jan
3
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
Dec
14
4%% preferred
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc—
Beckman
9
17% Jan 25
Feb 16
88%Ma*
•1
13%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
31% Mar 19
42% Apr 15
101
Apr 18
54% May 18
15% Mar 14
Mar 28
37% Jan
25
6
38
38
8
130
6,500
13%
preferred series B
..100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
106% Jan 20
Mar 29
14
6
^14
28 % Mar 15
20% Mar 15
9
9
54% Mar 16
25% Jan 23
NOV
3
54% Jan
19% Jan
27
20 Vb Apr 24
107% May
24
26% Oct 24
43% Mar 22
45'a Apr 25
17
Feb 28
33%
Corp.—13
13 %
Barker Brothers common.
45
53,500
43
25
33% Jan
14%
41%
Barber
Apr 20
5,300
14 Va
42 Va
55% Apr 17
69% Mar 28
23
42%
41%
4%%
Oil
6%
126 %
41%
42%
68% Jan
27
6%
125%
41%
9
20% Jan
Jan
26
6%
126%
42%
19
19
40
19
6%
123%
6%
127%
42%
& Elec
Gas
6%
6%
6%
6%
127%
—9
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
Sep
Jan
Apr
Wilcox Co
New
Baltimore
6%
1
(The).No par
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock &
63% Mar 21
60
26
133
7
2
105
5
13
15% Jan
38% Mar
Dec
12
Feb
113
Babbitt
42% Jan
75% Nov 23
45
Jan
48% Nov
48
6
35% Feb
10
10
100% Jan
41% Feb
1
15% Jan
14
33 % Jan
106% Apr
5
12
6
July 14
66% Jan 13
54% Jan
30
13% Feb
24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12
113% May
6% Jan 26
133% Apr
44% Apr
33
,
*
15
*81-
'
28%
100 %
*100%
100%
45%
X44%
45%
8
7%
15%
76
*70
*81
90
76
82%
82%
38%
18,400
16,100
8
15%
11%
12
11%
12
6,700
*26%
*26%
15%
*74
76
•
28
27
28
200
100%
100
100
80
46%
47
100
47%
4,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
16,500
15%
15%
15%
15%
10,100
6%
5,600
45%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
40%
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40
5,600
16 Vb
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16 y8
16
16%
16
16 Va
7,200
92%
93
*92
93
92 y2
*62 y2
6%
210
92 y2
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
64
*62%
64
*62%
64
*62%
64
*62%
64
♦31 y2
32%
*31
32%
*31%
32%
100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
22,500
*53%
54%
*53%
54%
53
53 V*
500
*32 y4
33%
32%
32%
34%
34"%
34%
34%
55
55
54
54
V
30
13,500
22,300
59%
41%
72
-
'
v'
1,100
100
42%
42%
;
7,700
4,200
1713/4
56%
29%
*41%"
74
96%
56
100
43%
95%
'■
29%
41
74
■
<
57
58%
•
96
,
169%
172%
100
58%
59%
41
•98%
100
100
59
169
171%
43
common
prior pref
169%
56
20
;—
Nichols
Conv
170
173
55%
170
10
100
5
$3.75 series B
Powder
76'/a Mar 13
43% Apr 26
8% Apr 18
Mar 30
54
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
—.—100
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—-No par
Atlantic Refining common
'23
27% Dec 22
50
50
45% Mar
13
Feb
10
27
*
Common
Preferred
43% Apr
5
99% Feb 20
9
16V8 Jan
11
Jan
Feb
60% Apr
101
19
61% Feb
9
4
14% Jan
Apr
41% Feb
101% Apr 20
48% Mar 31
Apr 23
61% Jan 20
23
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Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
...
(2085) ' 17
NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
Lowest
6
42% Dec
7
30 Va Mar 14
38% Sep
36% Api
21
25% Oct
112
10
Jan
23
11
121
Mar 15
41 % Feb
23
40% Apr 11
rnMS??
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277?
23
a
1
25
oci/2 T&n
22
26y8 Jan.
to
ith
ana/
~~48y8~Oct~18
49 %
64% Feb 18
53 '/2 Mar
Aug 16
"116
Dac
45
12
127% Aug
61% D_c
May 16
5
10
105% May
26% Jan
114 % Nov
29
130
72'/a Dec
21
83.
27
Jan
27
37% Dec
18% Jan
26
is y8 Dec
29
7% Jan
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
3A
27
13/
lo /8 Apr
Apr
20
30
3
An
A
on
An? 25
It
fn7/ Feb 2f?
^P,f 2
19 /b
Feb
14
18% Jan
9% Jan
28
17
69% May 25
46
Feb
4
34%
35'A
34%
34%
34%
35
39%
38%
39%
39 %
39%
39 Vb
39%
14,000
27%
28
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,800
117% 117%
"
f
Cel°tex
5%
17 Va Mar 22
Jan
56 Va Feb
23
Sugar
106 % Apr
9
27% Jan
23
33% Jan
23
36% Dec
22
33% Jan
27
39% Mar 27
Apr
4
17% July 21
Feb
29
16% Apr
S
Central
11% Feb
16
14% Mar
7
Century Ribbon Mills
4
'
20
6
Dec
30
56% Jan
30
23 y2 Mar 14
69% Apr
27
29% Jun
15
22 % Jan
23
30% Apr
33% Apr
9
24
4 Va Jan
3
27% Feb
28
Oct
10
5y8 Sep
20
3% Apr
27
43% Jan
7
57% Nov
18
54% Jan
9
4
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
29 y8 July 19
68
65% Nov 30
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
21% Jan
59
7
3
11 Va Apr
26
Checker
10 Va Apr
13
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
7
Jan
8
Feb
-
80% Apr
108
9
Mar 21
14
96% Jan
43
27
20
Apr
4
Apr
27
104% Apr
24% Jan
3
Common
27% Mar 25
21% Feb
13
36% Mar 25
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
23
7
27% Apr
5
9
50
36% Jan
19
30
42
15% Jan
6
Mar
37
Feb
.
-
16
Apr
27
43% July 26
39
Jan
21% Mar 28
26% Jan
3
60
Jan
,
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
1
9
71% Jan
21
30 '/8 Dec
19
24% Feb
14
31% Feb
30% Jan
1
13
48
16
35% Apr
26
46% Feb
v0
53% Mar
1
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
3
42% Dec
30
42% Dec
9% Feb
14
14% July 27
22% Feb
1
29
3
Jan
7
66% Jan
18
Mar
»
*
44% Jan
128
Jan
*
30
25
38% Feb
10
10% Jan
4
20% Jan
59
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
i 51%
20
'
59% Mar 29
180% Apr
6
Cab
Aug
36% Dec
42 %
17
30
45'/« Mar 14
?12
50% Feb
Aug 23
Nov
■,
1
101% Apr
11
30
Sep
•
25
Chic
3
42 % Feb
10
5%
5%
37% Apr
24
25
14
Jan
17
73
103
55% Oct
11
100% Mar
111% Jan
Oct
20
Apr
24
23% Jan
3
94% Feb
7
109
Jan
,
6
Sep
9
106 Va Apr
9
Feb
101 %
13
4
Feb~20
34% Jan
.
103
Jan~13
Cotton
16
45
Jan
10
20% Feb
14
24 % Jan
3
Jan 23
75% Apr 23
47 % Apr 25
3
49» Aug 26
148% Mar 14
130% Apr
16
141
Jan
5
9
122
Aug 26
110% Apr
9
125
Jan
13
6
145
July.11
Sep 15
122% Apr
3
131% Mar
3
62% Jan
9
17% Jan
95% Mar
Mar 26
55
3
Apr
26
90
Jan
18
Feb
14
23 Va Jan
9
13
28% Jan
20
45
34% Apr
18
Jan
6
49 % Dec
30
47% Jan
23
*45% Dec
16
49 Va Apr
5
6
Mar 29
45
75
May 27
67% May 27
62
Mar
57
Feb
Feb
3
94 Va Mar
&
Elec
15 Va
153/4
16%
*16
16 %
11%
11%
11%
13
*12%
123/4
2,200
63%
61%
63 Va
64
62%
63
62%
65
65 %
693/4
12,600
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28
283/8
28%
293/B
29%
29%
17,400
31
32
32
33%
32 %
33%
32
32%
32%
33 %
14,100
33/a
3%
33/a
3%
3%
3%
3%
6,600
66 %
66%
*66%
79%
78%
105%
35%
33%
34
33%
9%
10%
lOVa
10%
10%
5
313/4
*30%
*30 3A
313A
31%
31%
200
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
20,300
-45%
46%
46%
47%
46
47
46%
49%
49'A
50
8,800
40%
40%
40%
40 3/4
40%
41
41
%
413/4
*41%
42
2,100
233/a
23%
23
23%
223/4
23%
223A
23%
22%
61
61
60%
60%
60%
61
27Va
27%
27 %
273/a
263/4
27 Va
37
373/a
37
37%
36%
37
29
Aor
24
54
Jan
19 y2 Jan
6
26% Feb
9
18% Feb
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
20
25
Peabody & Co
Pictures
Carbon
4
27
22% Jan
12
37
Cone
Nast
Mills
70 Va
'
107
108
46 3A
48
47%
133%
133%
116
125
*115
124
123
11
Consolidated
23% Mar 19
Consolidated
3
49% Mar 22
Consol Edison
of N Y
3
47% Apr
106% Apr
20
4
12
112
Jan
3
$4.50
1
104% Apr
23
109% Feb
1
$4.52
Mar 23
103 % Jan
4
31% Apr
24
36% Jan
18
5
102 Va Apr
26
106% Jan
20
39% Feb
10
97% Apr
27
5
116%
116%
123%
123
126
56%
90%
55
*89%
300
6,300
Ind
55%
56%
90'A
*89%
573/4
24,800
90
190
18%
18'A
18 Va
lb
va
J.O"/8
18'A
183/4
18a/4
19
33'A
32 Va
32%
32 Va
323/4
323/a
32%
32%
32 3A
34,700
49'A
49%
49
49%
49%
900
100
47%
47%
48%
10
49%
*47
64
49'A
49
48 Va
*47
48%
64
*63
65
58%
.
*57%
58%
*57%
49
•
49'A
*47
48 Va
65
*47
65
*64 Va
66
58%
*57'A
2,100
58%
■
f
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
25'A
24
25
24%
243/a
23%
24%
24%
253/4
243A
15,800
243/4
15%
153/4
153/8
15%
15%
15%"
15%
15%
15%
153/4
63,700
22
22%
21%
223/a
21%
213A
213/a
213/4
21%
21%
3,600
83 Va
83 Va
*83%
833/4
*83 Va
833A
55 Va
56
54 Va
34%
343A
34%
55%
34%
Corp
Continental
5
19,100
X823/4
823/4
82 3/4
823/4
90
55
55% '
55%
56 %
55%
55%
6,700
32%
33 3A
33
33'A
32'/a
32%
9,000
85 %
88
88%
85%
87%
843A
86
843/4
85%
86%
28%
29
28 3/s
28%
23%
29 Va
47%
48%
47%
47%"
48%
49%
49
493/8
48%
49%
8,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
203/a
20
20%
15,800
41 3/8
42
41 %
41%
40%
41'A
40%
41%
40%
41%
17,100
73/4
73A
73/4
73A
73/4
5%
7,800
•
6,100
73/4
1,600
10,800
*
313/4
313A
31%
313/4
31%
313/8
31%
31%
31%
1,300
213A
22 Va
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
213/a
22
22
22%
47
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47 »/a
11,700
24,400
107'A
Corp
5
No par
7%
7%
73A
.
31%
5,800
107%
107%
107%.
107%
107 Va
107%
107%
1
31%
31%
31
317/a
31%
32
31%
32%
32 Va
323/s
6,800
1.33%
16 3/4
17'/a
17
17
167/a
167/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,800
27
28%
273A
28
273A
28
Corp
8
5
10
pfd
100
Inc
Inc
1
10c
107%
*
18%
18 3/4
18 Va
183/4
35
35%
34%
35%
29Va
29%
29
29
11
11
10%
11
8%
8%
8Va
8%
107
1,300
27%
273A
27%
27%
183/4
*18%
183A
18%
183/4
200
35%
35 Va
353A
35%
35%
10,900
*29%
30%
28%
28%
*28%
29%
700
*10%
11
10%
11%
11%
7,100
8 Va
8'A
8%
1,400
483A
4,100
*18%
35
8%
48%
8'A
483A
48%
48%
11
(
8'/a
48%
2,200
No par
48%
48%
48%
48%
No par
No par
107%
107%
107%
1073/4
107
107%
107
107
107%
740
104%
104%
1043/4
105'/a
*105
106'A
106
106
♦105
106
230
•
►100'A
101 Va
►100%
101%
*100%
101'/a
101%
♦100
101
►100'A
,
107 Va
of America—
10
Baking
preferred
Co
—
Continental Can Inc com
$3.75 preferred
81
82
100
*101
103
79%
♦101
_5
32 3A
33
31%
No par
new
20
103%
104
*103%
43%
44
43 %
99
99
com
No par
♦98
80
103
323A
104
433A
99
803A
*101
3134
80 3A
103
32
81%
♦101
31%
81%
103
32
81%
*99
31%
*103
84
103%
103%
103%
102%
103%
433A
44'A
443A
4 6 3/8
46%
47
99
98
98
973/4
973A
♦98
2,100
103
32
!
J
140
16%
Stores
J
*950
♦950
■
40
116%
1223A
21
preferred
$5.50
116%
15%
Common
8
»
123%
20%
$4.16 preferred
41 % Sep
2,800
15%
preferred
preferred
6
8,600
47%
135
21'/4
Consumers Power Co com
27% Jan
100% Jan
47%
*133
15%
Consolidated Textile Co
4%
47
133
21
Consolidated Retail
27
l^d
463/4
133
15%
9
Container
47%
3 Va
■213/4
9
11
25,800
29,800
3
15%
10% Jan
8% Apr
23
74%
47%
33/4
21%
Mar 22
14
27
Apr
73
x47'/a
74
47 Vo
*3 Va
6,400
15%
com
of Cuba 6%
11
Jan
72%
47
390
21
No par
14% Dec
82
20%
21%
22%
10
RR
104
21
230
15%
18
16
43
2,500
21%
30% Apr
14% Jan
28
*41
1
38
15%
19
72% Feb
43
♦41
107
109
22 Va
Jan
101 % Feb
73
37%
♦103
15%
23
7
*71%
*100 3A
383/4
213/4
33
10
72
107
18 3/8
Consolidated Natural Gas
105% Jan
71%
1
135
122%
100
32 3A
Consolidated Laundries Corp
New common "when issued"
7
200
2,900
No par
Cigar Corp
Coppermines
Electronics
101% Mar
*194
97%
109
*950
*950
200
72%
*110
8.100
100
25
preferred
Consol
^
99
*96%
10
10
$5
lzo
123%
4,500
20%
99
47%
*133
135
20%
98
98%
38%
3%
*46 Va
47%
*132%
123%
3 V8
20%
2,800
37 Va
►108'A
21 '/a
:
37
►1003/4
43
-
36%
V'
70% 5 71
21
17
107
'
39
109
*41
20%
63
16%
*104%
*96%
*194
107
39
21%
21
21%
*100%
•107%
43
*41
200
«
70%':
70%
72
44
108
*
98%
*194
*
39%
38%
*
.20%
98
36%
66%
163/4
107
No par
37% Mar
20%
200
39 Vo
108%
20
98%
16%
T
21% Apr
26.
*41
•
*1003/4
107
39
363/4
*96%
96 %
64%
♦104%
Co
10
page
*100%
20%'
100
*194
200
16%
107
36 Va
37%
98%
100 %
♦194
50
1
23
see
99%
64%
*104%
No par
5
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
10
Apr
26.900
'
1
18% Apr
34% Jan
For footnotes
20 Va
*96
108%
Co
Publishing
Corp
17% Feb
102% Mar
66%
63
16%
107
1
Jan
46% Jan
1
11,700
16%
96%
Inc
3
104% Jun
16%
16%
20
issued"
"when
36% Jan
97% Aug 11
44%
—10
Engineering
common
18
47
43%
63%
62%
64%
20%
20
No par
19
July
16
97
pfd
Co
31% Oct
109
63%
363/4
cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian
20 y4 Nov
13
44%
1—50
common
34
July
43%
2.50
10
80
44%
2.50
24% Jan
6
43%
43%
6,100
System—
11
Jan
44
44%
37
Ry com
27% Feb
61
10,000
70
54,100
par
No par
preferred series B
25
101
4534
90%
6
28
45%
90%
Consol
Dec
45%
43%
."No
Consolidated Foods Corp
104
45
*90%
15% Apr
20% Apr
51% Mar 13
200
45 Va
90%
18% Mar 20
Mar
99%
45
90%
36% Mar 12
53% Nov
99
46
44 3/4
rv
No par
6
112
26% V 26%
99%
45%
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp__
Fuel & Iron com
10
109% Jun
26%
99
44
stock—50
Colorado
11
11
26
400
64
71%
i,
%»
55%
Conde
24 Va
99'/a
100
26
(
56 3A
New
4,400
26%
26
*99%
•
55%
$4.25
14%
99%
;
99 %
,
56%
Broadcasting
143/8
25%
27%
99%
.
56%
Southern
14%
70%
950
&
14
*63
10
5Va%
16,200
*23%
No par
Colorado
500
41%
703A
26%.
15
$3.50 preferred
6,900
180
41%
62
com
Co
180
42%
23-%
Corp
Internat'l
178
70%
No par
Apr
Jan
593A
61
24%
*61
70%
preferred_100
Commonwealth Edison
24
58%
233/a
*23%
62
69%
cumulative 2nd
44% Mar 19
2
8,400
58%
70%
23%
61
72
4%
25
16
36%
63
233/4
64
36%
Solvents
Mar 23
353/4
69%
233/4
703A
Coca-Cola Co-(The)—
Colgate-Palmolive
'
64
100
Commercial
20
7,200
36 Va
61
41%
23%
5
com
21% Mar 20
109% Jan
27%
178
14
No par
:
16% Feb
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
13%
preferred
29% Jan
108
14
7%
17
Jan
14
3%
18% Feb
7
14%
3'A
5
Jan
13%
3 'A
7
7% May lo
46% Jun
1
par
3 Va
14
Jan
2,100
26%
573A
42
L
13
30% Mar 26
17,200
61
263A
35%
177
41 Va
*104%
Credit Co
8 % Mar 16
177
.
42%
1
Corp
Commercial
17
177
71%
23% Jan
10
:
41 Va
47
40% Apr
7% Apr
Mar 16
*173
42%
73%
*15% Jan
Jan
178 Va
107
Combustion
13
25
23
61
26%
*60%
58
41%
*104%
91% Mar 28
69% Feb
47 V2 Apr
18
178
5
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
28 % Apr
i
3,300
"
par
100
36% Mar 22
16
31%
57%
58
46%
Columbia
107
par
57 %
58 %
71%
3
o7% Jun
;
46%
26% Jan
5
58
*57%
6
223/4
300
*30%
65 Va
25
22%
22%
104%
26%
58 Va
54 y2 Jan
22
22 Va
104%
22%
*57%
46% Feb
22
22 Va
22
104
104
104
31 %
75'A
27
Jan
*102%
463/4
21% Apr
108
103%
73%
22
18
103%
105
463A
27% Dec
23% Sep
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 y8 Jan 24
30,400
26
par
10
Columbia Gas System Inc
34% Nov
900
66
*64
10
17,700
40
100
Jan
8%
40
65%
100
31
93/4
653A
2nd
34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24
9%
9%
41
1st pfd
3
9%
10 Va
140
40 %
noncumulative
12
56,300
65
noncumulative
Apr
11%
9%
64%
4%
84% Jan
11%
39%
4%
58
11%
39
9
4
10%
63%
16
Jan
11%
2,500
65%
59% Feb
82 % Mar 26
17,100
104
39
66 % Apr
48
36%
80%
Va
64%
8
4
35
80
103
38%
14
17
353A
79%
105
64%
51 Va Mar 12
85 y4 Feb
34
38%
9
52% Jun
79
104
34
1
6
6
►102
9%
10
79
105
No par
16% Jan
7
63 Va
78
105
.-
24
10
800
'
80
;
15% Apr
27% Feb
68
105%
Clinton Foods Inc__:
23
12% Jan
9%
*38
25
1
17% Feb
45% Jan
67
31%
A
11
67
900
22
B
11
67
*66%
105 Va
gtd
4%
Class
8% Jan
67
34%
No par
Class
24% Jan
3%
3%
76%
com
guaranteed
Columbia
25 y2 May 26
3%
105%
preferred—100
Ilium
28 % Mar 19
28
12,600
373/4
15%
11%
Co cora^__100
28% Mar 20
18
38 Va
X37 Va
16
;
17
14
37%
37%
16
preferred—-100
-
14
Nov
38
1,700
11%
Co
23% Feb
7% Oct
37%
*107
36%
100
c
23% Feb
20% Oct
37%
No par
10
22
17
37
v
Corp
Apr
28% Mar 15
5
Milling Mach Co
Apr 21
11
320
No par
32
May 27
500
2,400
—.
31
44% Oct
2,100
31%
41 %
5
Electric—
7
77
55% «;
10
11
23
55
25
22% Oct
23% Nov
56
107%
com
22% Oct
15% Mar 14
55 %
41
Corporation-
Cluett
20
17
55
Climax Molybdenum
13
33 Va Sep
Jan
Clevite
50% Jan
21% Jun
Jan
543/4
31Va
j)fd—___100
preferred
Special
Clopay
6
56
3,100
107 Va
cora__No par
A
100
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
16
Mar 14
63
$4.50
3% Jan
21
59
16%
88
12
:
Coca-Cola
4
16%
25
noncumulative
43 % Jan
2% Apr
14
5%
80% Mar 26.
Apr 181 ,160 50% May 6
62% Jan
17
41
Oil
C C C & St Louis Ry
23
44
84
16%
No par
Pac
Tool
convertible
•
70 Va Apr
4
54%
84
16%
313/a
j
noncum
Equipment
7
27
Jan
4%%
r
60
55
500
84
163/4
50
Gas
Cleveland
;
Va Apr
4
•
Clark
6
I
163/4
4,300
1073/4
com__5
_
9
2
85
16%
1.25
City Products Corp_
City Stores CO common—-
Jan
10
84
16%
-
16
•
Va Apr
Apr
2,000
10%
52%
41
Ry com Del_50
Cities Service Co
44
4
17%
10'/a
52 Va
*11%
City Investing Co common—
5 Va % '* preferred
111
80% May
*83
88
___1
new
preferred
5
45 y2 Jan
*81%
17%
31%
common
Common
26
78% Dec
*
40%
Chile Copper Co.—
Chrysler Corp
Apr
106
52 Va
31%
Western
Chicago Pneumatic
3
78
23
Jan
990
90
Jan
7
39% Mar 14
133% Jan
22
10%
52
107%
preferred___100
preferred series
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
4
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
'21
41
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
.
30
25
Oct
Dec
111
Aug 30
Jan
Oct
-
202% Sep
33% May 31
108
Apr
20% Mar 29
9
91
10 Va
'
69
15
115
•92
23
18
6
17%
10 Va
523/4
500
31%
1
C I T Financial
104% Jan
26
Feb
>Jan
47 % Jan
30
27
17%
17%
10
19%
40
(The)
series A
Cincinnati
Apr
18
Jan
191
54
46
12% Jan
Jan
17%
*19
107%
preferred
4%
104 % Jan
53
18%
"
9,700
14,300
40%
Manufacturing
Chic & 'North Western
'
3
94
18%
18 Va
*52
107
40
Great
5%
102% Apr
1
3
Jan
10
19% Jan
30
45
No par
Chic Milw St Paul &
28% Apr
18
69% Mar
87
40% Feb
27
433/4
31%
Cliickasha
5
Nov
,
45%
106%
20
Feb
37% Jan
62% Sep 23
17% Jan
107
44 %
39 Va
25
9
24
/\pr
l
46%
10%
17%
67,700
693/4
31%
23
25% Apr
30
69%
106%
$3 convertible preference—No
Chicaga Rock lsl & Pac RR„No
Chicago Yellow CabNo
43% Mar
Feb
9
37 y4 Dec
69%
523/4
17%
17%
115
68%
10
17%
29,100
40
14% Apr
69% Apr
.29% July 13
104 V2 May
4
16%
►114
69
No par
convertible
Cincinnati
.23% Jan
100
17%
115%
1,780
70
102
31%
Class A
1
39% Jan
15% May
*114
68 %
►100%
68V2
46
18%
69
54%
1
;
—
Chicago Corp
4
-14% Jan
,
16%
16%
17 '
114
114
68 Va
102
107 Va
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
4
29% Jun
30
101%
101%
67%
*100%
130
*15
Vought Aircraft Inc
3 Va %
27
27
Dec
101 %
101
67%
*100% 102
17%
114% 114%
16%
I_l
$4.50 preferred
Chance
27
66
18
22
24,600
52%
66 Va
3
5
13%
10
*85
Chain Belt Co
Feb
53% Jan
44% Dec
13%
53
17%
1
42% Jan
9
13%
10,900
%
39
Inc
24
Dec
600
13%
61
31%
Co
Gotham
27
16
Oct
23%
50
5
27
26
18
Aircraft
Chadbourn
23%
60
lo
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna
*48%
23 %
50
Corp
Jan
Jan
18
Pasco
48%
9.50
Co
33% Apr
20% Sep
33% Jan
28
de
61
48%
No par
Sugar
103 % Apr
10% Mar-23
100
27
Apr
Violeta
58 «'b
23 %
10
100
3
Feb
56% Sep
17
6«
Cerro
102
17
5,400
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
36
93% Jan
preferred
16
Feb•
9% Feb 25
42% J an" ~6
4%%
Central Illinois Public Service..
Central RR Co of N J——
Central & South West
Corp
—.
14
66
*100
4,500
53%
117
13%
101%
67%
.'
25%
53%
117
52%
par
6
8% Jan
68
24%
54 Va
'
22
13 y8 Oct
8
i
30 % Sep
37 y2 Mar 14
'
Co„_
Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series B
:
100
40 y2 Dec
18
67
19%
7
5
68%
24%
53%
23'
13
101
13%
101% 102
117%
24%
50
22%
13
*100
102
17% 17%
*114
115V8
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
par
Central Illinois Light com
No
1
23%
*18%
7
2
23%
180
117%
55%
58%
55
57%
*48%
19 %
Mar 14
Feb
49
*16%
Jan
42% Mar
23%
57%
58%
20
Jun
31% Apr
55%
57%
49
5,900
25 Va
24%
463/4
21
29% Jan
66%
25%
68%
46
24
113
57%
58%
49%
13
13%
101% 102%
100
preferred
5%
25
69%
46%
11
86
>117% 118%
25%
69%
46%
Aguirre
9
Mar 11
23 V4
1
12.50
of
6
112
54
58%
49%
1
'conv preferred series A_100
Corp common
1
108
-
5
10
50
Foundry Co
81% Feb
16
25%
n
^
'
"117% 118%
No par
Caterpillar Tractor common
10
freferr®d 4-20/°
—
—100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
2nd preferred ___100
Central
15% Jan
51% Jan
°r
38%
Central
14
19
35Va
Central
26
Apr
55% Sep
Shares
36
13
18
the Week
Apr. 27
393/8
12% Mar 16
95% Nov
Friday
Apr. 26
39%
57% Apr
2
Apr 25
35%
,
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75
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21 1/
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Thursday
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3
25
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681/
22
18
79% Jan
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16%
114
19% Apr
6
37% Jan
3
July 26
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Apr 23
5
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5
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23
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1091/
July 20
,
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Inc
(The)
Carolina Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co new
Carrier Corp eommon
Preferred series
3
18 % Jan
p
paf
Carey (Philip) Mfg CO
15
Caro ina Clinchlleld & Ohio Ry_100
on
Am-
Airlines
Carborundum
oc
93V
25
55%
9
8
19VaNov
53 V
19
aSp
101
61V
1Q
r?£
12% Aor
3
102% Feb
1
26
aS
48%
20%
Capital
l
fl/?
on
52% Mar
2
23% July
7
19% Dec 19
177/8 May 16
13% Nov
2
EXCHANGE
34% Apr
6
Nov
PRICES
NEWEISTK
Highest
8,200
150
19,500
170
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
18
Monday, April 30, 1956
(2086)
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«:*'
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14 % NOV 23
19% Apr
6
29
7% Dec
12% Feb
23% Nov 25
51% Sep 28
May 12
22% Feb
15
7% Jan
3
Jan
24
70
94
Jan
23
21% Mar 29
6
July 5
July 27
53
58
50 Vs Jan
31% Apr
20
52
Jan
31
23
Mar 14
Preferred
59 %
56%
57%
57
59 %
58%
59%
12,700
31
11,100
98% Nov
93
15
6% Jan
19
2% Jan
16
9
Electric
Apr 18
97% Mar
Apr 25
30% Jan
33
Sep
13
29
23
74
Apr
15
60% Jan
10
75% Apr
9
30
23
15
Feb
13
18% Feb
28
32% Apr 23
35% Feb
23
13% Mar 30
22 % Sep
30
37% Sep
Crescent
35%
'80
36%
36%
107
Sep 27
69% Apr
23
53% Jan
3
102% Apr
6
9
46% Jan
23
57% Mar 21
14
Jan
13
19% Apr
10
15
Jan
3
17% Apr
9
May
5
57% Dec
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
104
6% Jan
6
2
7% Jan
10
14
Apr
Feb
3
73% Apr
26
67% Jan
4
82
14% Sep
15
9% Feb
9
10% Jan
37% Aug 19
35% Jan
lg
Feb
13
31 % Mar
29
6% Oct
31
9% Jan
23
30% Nov
30
36% NOV
6
Jan
6
Jan
27
140
Jan
4
62
Apr
23
56% Jan
7
86
Dec
27
43% Jan
6
53% Dec 22
16% Oct
23
106
48% Jan
10
55
10
96
Feb
6
Apr
4
5 % Apr
3
4
23
Apr 25
42% Jan
17
48
Sep
20
44% Jan
24
Sep
15
96 % Jan
18
86% Apr
18
96
93
Mar
88
May 11
97
95% Feb
14
100% Nov
17
28% Dec
14% Jan
8
93
22
17% Jan
271/4 Apr 25
31% Apr 25
23
35% May
33% Aug 26
4
30
Jan
17
36
Aug 11
29%
29%
72
72%
72%
1,600
1,800
16%
16%
15%
16%
12,700
32%
33
33%
33
33
33
33
33
33
68%
68
65%
66%
64%
66%
65
65%
*102%
103%
♦102%
103%
180
54%
54%
55%
11,900
19
68%
No par
102%
25
54%
*33
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
*18%
18%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
11%
11%
12
12
12%
13
14
10%
10%
10%
75
100
75
75
35%
52%
52%
"51%
94%
♦92 Va
14%
5
2.50
5%
*13%
13%
233/4
23
233/e
23
23 Vs
23'A
23%
3,600
47%
48%
48
48
473A
47%
♦47%
47%
3,100
7
A
100
87%
89%
100
88
88
29
37% Feb
12
37% Jun
<7
90
24
12% Ma
v
17
17% Sep
32% Jan
Oct
11
42 % Feb
4
50 % Dec
7
34
23
23'A
23
23%
14%
14%
14%
143A
14%
14%
28%
29%
27%
283A
27%
273/4
26%
27%
26 Vs
26%,.
32%
32%
32%
32 %
31%
32 %
32%
32 %
32%
32%/
91
91
91
91
23%
25
253/a
25%
*38,;
38%
1,200
41%
10,200
20
91
90%
91
913/a
91 Va
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
243/8
6
Delaware Power & Light Co_.13.50
38%
38%
38%
383/4
38%
38%
23
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
41%'
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
34%
34%
34%
34 Vs
343/«
76 %
79
18%
18%
3
Detroit
Edison
20
34%
26
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
*76%
19
Apr
9
Detroit Steel Corp„
35
Apr
5
De
Vllbiss
&
38 % Mar
8
Devoe
56% Apr
5
Raynolds class A
10
129% Apr
16
6
40% Sen
32% Jan 26
11
37 'A Jan
33% Apr
11
44% Apr
35% Jan
17
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
18% Apr
16
20% Jan
30
cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12% Jan
7
13"% Jun
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
1
49
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
4
11% Jan
35% Apr 19
9 % Jan 24
39% Mar
9% Nov
10% Jan
3
Dlvco Corp
Sep
4.40%
cumulative preferred
Diamond
5
•.'18%
18%
183/4
47% Oct 11
64% Apr
26
52% Jan 30
79
29
Sep
26
11% Oct
21
13% Nov
57% Mar 16
16
65% Jan 24
39% Apr
27
Stores
11 % Feb
5%
conv
33 %
32%
33
*32%
33
*33%
38%
♦33 Va
38
*33%
38%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52 Vs
53 Vs
53%
124%
122%
14
Jan
9
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
Dr
18% Mar 31
62 % May 17
93% Dec
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
Douglas
43 % Mar 14
60% Dec
30
57
Jan
10
71 % Mar 14
Dow
36% Jan
Dresser
13
9
17
541/2 Dec 27
49% Jan 23
68% Apr
27
19% Sep
12
24% Jad
19"% Jan 23
21% Feb
3
10% Dec
21
14
7% Oct
26
12
Jan
18
117% Sep
1
157
94% Aug 11
*
3
12
6
214% Jan
23
12
115% Apr
6
249% July
124
101
Apr
•
12
93
Apr
11
July 25
33
Jan
20
Apr
46% Jan
12
49% Apr
27
43% Apr 25
50
50'/2 Oct
14
53% Apr
22
49
12
53
Feb
18
51% July 22
55
Nov
4
50% Aug
9
51% Sep
28
14
Jan
6
Nov
Feb
Feb
19%
19%
153/8
15%
153/8
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
373A
10
10
*9%
9%
93A
53%
53%
54
53%
54
71
69
69
♦68 Va
71
37%
363/4
36%
36%
12 Vs
12 Vs
9%.
*69
72
39%
38
1
9%
53
54
53%
*68%
72
*69
37%
37
373A
....
18
Feb
29
Apr 17
49% Apr 25
52% Jan
12
54
Feb
24
15
17% Jan
11
3
*333/4
37%
37
9%
12 »/s
12 Vs
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
No pai
78%
80%
78
79%
78
783/4
7 9'A
81%
5
67%
67%
65%
67 %
65%
67
67 Vs
67%
50c
66%
67%
65%
66%
65%
66'A
€57/«
66%
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
Co
12%
12%
*10%
8%
B
219%
220
No par
No par
116%
116%
*12%
9
$4.50
series
$3.50
series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
6
54
Jan
!
55
1
Preferred
52% Jan
18
50
17
*54%
11
Preferred
27
4,700
18%
15%
Common
28
373/8
18%
15%
Industries
6
48% Apr 26
9
17% Nov
Apr 19
35
-2,300
18%
No par
du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co-
50% Apr
53% Mar 30
54
Chemical
5
53% Mar
48% Jan
'
15%
18%
15%
Duplan Corp
29
20%
15%
34
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
3
20%
153/8
43%
34
Dunhill International
99% Jan
20%
15%
43
333/4
No par
17
33% Dec
38
19%
43%
33%
—No par
17
Apr
121% Feb
43
333/4
43
33%
2
Co
7,080
5,000
42%
33%
43%
33%
12
123/s
*103A
11
L__ 10
*93%
-
34%*
50
50
50
50
50
5
*48%
14 Va
2,000
12 Vs
900
5,000
14%
16,800
69 Vs
31,200
66%
683A
14,500
20%
20 Va
67%
2,300
11
9
9
216
219%
215%
217
215%
217%
218%
220
♦116
116%
116%
117
116 Va
116%
116%
1163A
94'A
200
9,100
*10%
.
93 Va
94
93%
343i.
34%44
50%
'
'34%
34 Vs
'43%
44
93%
93%
343/8
34%
34%
34%
443A
Vs-* 43%
43%
433A
19,800
1,400
34%
43%
50%
♦49
*49
50'/a
*48%
49
48%
48%
51
*50
51
51
51
*49
48%
*50
320
50 Va
20
48'A
700
20
52
50'/a
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
♦49%
50%
50%
50 Va
*49%
50'/a
49'A
493/8
♦49%
50%
•49%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
153/a
44%
45%
45 Va
46%
50
50 Va
50 Vs
52
34
34%
rO
10,500
9%
94
49
*49
9
*94 Vs
50%
48%
49
*93%
9%
9
9%
50
15%
100
36%
50
*49
4,100
81%
X80
*103A
11
700
9%
8%
49
49
9%
50
50%
40
51
1,300
153/a
v
1
1
■
"
27
'
Jan
6
40% Nov
35% Jan
6
58
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
26'/? Feb
17
18
37 % Apr
19
Eastern
213A Jan
Corp
34% Dec
14
29 Vs Jan
23
42 a/a Mar 27
Eastern
Stainless Steel
67
163
45
Mar 14
Oct
26
Mar 14
24 Vs Mar 15
62 Va July 22
Jun
87% Nov
175
2
36 Vs Feb
17
473/8 Apr
23
43 Vs Feb
14
53
15
Jan
31
61% Nov
753A Jan
30
164
99
3t
Jan
6
52
Sep
14
107
943A Apr
Apr
64
Apr
27
Apr
25
30
JaA
3
89
6%
26
Nov
4
Apr
13
94
Jan
29
40 Va Jan
31
50
Jan
3
103 Va Apr
24
Edison
15 Va May 18
23% Feb
353/4 Mar 14
53
105% Apr
16 Va Jan
30
21
2
35 Vs Apr
25
413/sJan
10
5% Feb
10
273A Feb
3
34 % Feb
23
32
Jan
3
15 V* Jan
6
22 Vs Feb
25
15
Jan
31
20% Oct
17
173/8 Mar 20
31% Feb
17
21% Jan
20
25% Apr
11
53
Feb
28
46 % Mar
6
50
Jan
30
48 Va
Apr
9
7
El
3% Mar 21
47 Va Dec
28
43% Nov
3
58% Feb
17
44% Feb
393A Jan
6
54% Apr
U
43
10
Auto-Lite
Electric
& Mus Ind
Electric
Storage Battery
Jan
3
Apr
5
Dec
19
27
Jan
16
6
Electric
31
36% Apr
Emerson
113/4 Oct
16 3/8 Feb
21
11
Apr 25
13'A Jan
3
Emerson
Radio
3
30 Va Oct
20
28'A Jan
6
35% Dec
8
96
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
76
100
28 Va Jan
13
30 % Apr
33
29
34% Mar
Feb
16
9
Jan
5
23
94 % Apr
25% Jan
18
28% Sep
243A Apr
20
20 % Jan
23
Jan
23 Va Mar 29
11
87% Oct 31
69% Oct
81 3a Apr
26
86
4
73
70% Mar
For footnotes
July
see
8
page
26
27
98
Jan
5
11
2 7 s/8 Feb
3
5
Feb
2
70% Jan
26
34%
35
40%
40%
42%
41 Vs
42
13,900
913/4
93%
94
943A
15,700
164 Va
166
88%
90
91
88%
89%
166%
166 %
165 %
613A
61%
61%
62'A
63
62 3A
64
63 3A
643/4
4.100
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
27
27
28
28
1,300.
91
90
90
93
*90
433A
42%
43
89%
168
*166
61
*27%
♦90
43
♦103%
106
103%
19 3A
20
19%
35 3A
36%
353/8
*90
165%
93
42%
42%
103%
*103%
105%
193/4
19%
353/4
35%
164
*90
166
93
120
10
42%
3,200
105%
105 Va
20
19%
183/4
19 V*
36
35%
36
10,200
4
3%
4
19,400
42 3A
42
*103%
105%
19%
19%
35%
35 3A
42
1,700
3%
4
3%
37%
38
37
37%
36%
37
36%
37'A
4.500
15
16
16%
16
16 VB
16 Vb
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
2.400
10
24%
24%
24
24 VB
24%
24 3/a
24 %
24%
24 Vs
24%
3,800
49%
*48 Va
Va
48%
48'/a
48
4734
47%
*48%
49 Va
200
49
49 Vs
49 Va
35,800
353'8
34%
4
50
25 % Jan
29
4,600
35
10
.
.—
Natural Gas
Paso
3.40C
26,900
39%
shares
_
*48
50
2nd preferred
49% Feb
19
Amer
rnmmnn
conv
'
34
—B
preferred
5%
r
35
—1
.
National Watch Co
5%
50%
40
100
_
3
t
,44%
49%
34
1
.
(The)
3
Co
44 Va
>
39%
-2.50
common
4% Jan
Elliott
49%
35%
—100
Co
39% Apr
Elgin
46%
40 %
IP"
_
Inc common
Stop Nut Co
Electric
5
'
473/4
39%
2
.
.
preferred
Elastic
Mar 15
45
34%
10
common.
preferred
Products
4% %
27
15
Aug
33/8 Nov
Co
Bros Stores
4%%
Ekco
48
46%;:;
48%
'"'453/4
&
5
Corp.
preferred
Manufacturing Co—
Eaton
10
Pep
May 27
1
.
W
10
Kodak
Eastman
12
23
10
Airlines Inc
Eastern
27
170
51 Va Jan
35% July 29
103
23
Apr 26
Eagle-Picher Co_.
17
Mar 23
3,000
*10%
44%
*43
50
37
500
;■
11
!
237
127%
43%
34
43
43%
2
Ltd
Aircraft
11% Jan
2
8% Apr
.
Mines
800
19,500
54%
127
127
126
54
25
No par
preferred series A
50
11% Jan
10% Apr
Apr 15
% Mar 4
126
38%
50c
Pepper Co
Dome
3
123
123
53%
32%
♦33%
12,800
18%
32%
*33
-16,800
1
18'A
1
(The)
29.000
»,
79
40
122
»;
343/8
♦76%
18%
34
100
common
Corp
Dobeckmun Co
23
•34%
79
33%
Dixie Cup Co common
71% Mar 21
31% Jan
Apr
34%
18%
1
Match
$1.50
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
30% Mar 14
34 Vs
*76%
*33%
_
61
*
79
*76%
413/4
42
10
Diamond Alkali Co common
8,000
37,600
2,400
1,700
,
■
41%
2
11
31
Feb
38%
J, 38
>
5,600
'
'•
79
18%
1
v
15
Co
Apr
108
23
233/g
91
100
13
Dec
;
50
Jan
50
143/4
Lack
36% Jan
60
90
92%
89
23 %
&
79
89
*87
*91%
92%
,
Delaware
34% Jan
120
*91%
'
14%
10
Apr
31% Jun
111
♦91%
92 Va
23%
Deere
43% Jan
28
35% Apr
90
100
'
*91%
14%
14% Feb
32
90 Va
*87
92%
53/4
14%
23 %
50c
26% Feb
3
*88
90
Delaware
34% Apr
76'A Apr
13
1
Feb
22
Jun
91
*88
12
38 % Jan
Jan
*88
893A
89%
:yt''
66
91
*88
;>40% Jan
9
33% Jan
53/4
*13'A
23%
*91%
50c
.
53A
13%
5%
♦13%
92%
100
Dayton Rubber Co
Western
1,700
6Vs
133/4
X23%
B*
&
5,400
16,100
15 Vs
5%
series
Hudson
15
13%
series
preferred
94%
15%
*5%
14
3.75%
common.
51%
♦92%
14%
48%
24%
series C
51%
94'/a
2,600
24%
*13%
10
''
51%
51
'♦92%
15
2,300
13%
5%
5%
20
36%
139
105%
94 Va
14%
44.400
103 %
51%
*92%
15
90
1,500
35%
36%
*135%
103%
51
94%
15%
15
36
139
103%
523/4
♦92'/a
34%
35%
103
103
103%
7,700
61%
34%
33%
200
7
61%
*135%
139
2,900
107
61%
61
•
35%
35%
*135%
139
103
33%
107
108
700
.
9%
39
0%
6%
6%
61%
33%
35%
34%
*135%
103
103
1
100
preferred
V
61%
33%
32%
35%
139
9%
*37%
•107
2,700
113,800
77%
9%
38%
6%
108
*107
62
61%
38
6%
7
108
75
9%
*37%
9%
9%
38
77
*75
77
*74%
39
67/e
*107
33%
33
No par
r,
62
*135%
I
*38
'
9%
,
107
61%
76
9%
7%
7
107
100
common
12,400
200
18%
3.75%
7%
54
54%
53%
16%
Inc
Co
1,600
10
5
pfd
Inc
3.90%
103
103
54%
53%
55%
47%
&
*
100
pfd
Sugar
convertible
103%
*103
103
42% Feb
Nov
10
21
66 Va
19
Decca Records Inc
91 % Apr
27
41
29%
72
16%
Preferred
35% Feb
14
18% Jan
Dec
25% Mar
29%
72%
j/25% Apr 27
76% Feb
3
43% Sep
18
Nov
5
29
87
51 % Jan
16
29%
16%
preferred series A
Preferred
9,000
93
*72%
Preferred
Feb
6,000
40%
*91
92%
16%
Dayton Power & Light common
27% Jan
2%
40%
2%
40%
73%
34"% Jan
39% Sep
31% May 10
10
26
1,900
29%
16% Mar
Apr
22% Feb
14 % Jan
6%
16%
1
Daystrom
29
28,000
2%
2%
*91
92%
70
46 %
G%
6
40%
2%
40%
*91
93
6
16,300
29%
170 %
72
Corp common
5%
2%
39%
2%
40%
39%
*91
93
*91
29%
46%
*170
46%
29%
Amer
Davega Stores Corp
Jan
99
9
20
18% July 11
2%>.
2%
40%
29'A
170
46%
6%
6
v
170
47%
16%
Dan River Mills Inc
95% Mar
Apr 23
6%
,
2%
39%
46%
6%
28%
29 %
171%
*170
48
6
38%
17,
3
46%
48%
28%
29%
172
*170
172
47%
38%
3%%
17
28%
29%
29%
*170
9%
Dana
48% Feb
91
2
98 %
9%
24
13% Apr
27% Jan
13
97%
•97
73%
noncum
Cutler-Hammer
6
6'A Apr
V Mar 14
1
*95
98%
29%
Class A
17% Mar 19
13% Jan
31
13% July
32 % Mar
28
97%
*97%
16%
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Mar 29
91
Apr
*95
96%
5
18
21
Jan
7% July 12
4% May 12
Apr 27
Apr
19
73
Mar 17
95
35 %
37
136% Feb
23
33% Feb 14
135% Jan
97
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
20
3
26% Jan
7
30
13% Nov 30
Jan
105
*95%
*97'/2
73%
Cuneo Press Inc
23
109
18
31
135
91% Sep
8% Feb
4
55% Jan
23
67 % Feb
52% May 23
40
27
Jan
6% Jan
11
Feb
116
101 % May 25
97
98%
29%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
3
9% May
*95%
*97
Corp
of
Cuban-American
Mar 15
8% Mar 14
80
80
97
98%
5
Steel
Cuba RR 6%
79%
81
*95%
10
2
1
(The)
preferred
Crucible
83%
81%
51
No par
Zellerbach
$4.20
2
Feb
83%
83%
*49%
51
common—2.50
Common
3
29
59 % Dec
55% Nov 30
*49%
*97
1
25
$2 preferred
Crown
5,700
35%
Corp
Cork & Seal
Crown
81 %
35%
100
of Wheat Corp
Cream
3
7
45% Feb
Corp
preferred
3%%
2,800
35%
100
1
Crane Co common
7
28% Jan
Internationaf
37%
35%
6%
Coty
36%
1
1% preferred
Petroleum Corp
6
1,000
36%
61%
Corp
Cosden
42% Mar 26
61%
61 %
3
2% Mar
5% Jan
34% Feb
50%
61%
62%
24
5
•49%
62%
61%
32% Feb
20
30%
49%
62%
180% Mar
Apr
31%
49 %
62%
26
50
30 %
30%
♦49%
51
1,000
*61%
30%
30%
31V«
30%
31%
5
50
60
series
20
24
Jan
57%
27% Jan
95% Jan
23
5-%
25
6
11% Oct
6,700
58 %
Jan
11
15% Jan
30%
99
Jan
59
39 %
30
8
34% Oct
32% Jan
39
30%
97% Feb
21
7% Aug
1
2% Feb 18
48% Jan 28
102
39%
30%
117
Corning Glass Works common
5
3% % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common.10
43 % Dec
24% Jan 25
5
Jan
7
33 Va Dec
117%
39 %
30%
Cornell
Apr
5,700
117
114%
39%
29%
5
35% Jan 23
117
116%
*39%
19
170
14,300
114%
Jan
6
7%
30%
40% Mar 12
183'/a July
2,000
5,200
7%
39%
99
28
52-4
118%
87% Apr
28
52%
39%
13
Oct
52%
29%
19
26
52
117%
20
175% Dec
52 %
29%
Apr
29
30% May
2
52
39%
Jan
Apr
53%
118%
96
102
10%
29%
33% Jan
26
10%
39%
64
Jan
10%
7%
14
98
10 %
7%
8
series
Dubilier
10 Va
7%
30
100
10%
7%
May 23
12
10
7%
73% Jun
July 19
54
27 %
10
7%
Copperweld Steel Co common
6%
27%
10
5
5
Convertible pref 5%
62% Apr
30
Jan
54
6,800
27%
10
7%
Co
Range
Cooper
25,900
27 %
53%
37% Nov
29
95'/a Jan
2
70
25
16%
27
7%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
30% Apr
49% Apr 26
28% July 27
14
of
44% Feb
9
24% Jan 23
Mar 20
15%
27%
15%
14
Continental Steel Corp
25% Jan 23
2
19
Sep
16
*26%
53%
Delaware
Continental Oil
5
Apr
41% Apr
16
27 %
-5
3
126
23
Jan
Shares
15%
27
52%
Motors
the Week
.•*
Apr. 27
26%
Machine—1
Insurance
Continental
36
52% Sep
48% Apr
Continental
14
-
16%
16
Apr. 26
1
9
11
25
35% May 18
&
9% J~n
Dec
28
18
20% Jan
Continental Foundry
58% Apr
44% Nov
lOo
25% Mar 14
26
19
Apr
7% Apr
8
14% Feb
2
23
27% Apr
10% Apr
Apr. 25
16%
"Fr'M*V
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 24
15%
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
23
25
52
8% Dec
"
Tuesday
Apr. 23
Pat
EXCHANGE
16% Apr
14
Sale* ft
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1955
10
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
Range for Previous
4Va
3%
4
%
49%
43%
♦48
*48%
48
48
*47%
49%
♦48%
36%
49
37
100
44%
45%
45 Vb
45%
45%
46%
47%
343A
35%
343A
35%
34%
35
34%
35
5,000
5
Mfg Co
&
-3
4
-
_
11%
11%
11 VB
11%
11
11 VB
11 Vs
11%
11 Vs
11%
5,800
30
30
30
1,000
•
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
10
29%
30
30
30
*29%
30%
29%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
34 Va
34%
34
34 VB
*33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
95
95
95
95
94%
95 Va
90
25%
26%
26
26%
26
26 Va
6.300
21%
22 3A
22'A
22%
22%
23 Vs
13,800
82 %
83%
813A
82
*81
83
71
*68
71
.
4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co—
10,0
„
Erie RR common
5%
Erie
&
preferred series A—
Pittsburgh RR Co
.
♦95
8.50
26
_No par
—100
50
96%
*95
96%
'
26%
26 VB
26%
22'A
22%
22
22 %
82 %
83%
82
82
*68
71
♦70
3/a
72
*68
71
*68
1,300
1,400
-
.
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Number 5529
Volume 183
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.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
(2087) -19
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
'
Bute (or Previous
STOCK8
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10
26y4Sep29
21 % Feb
9
13% Jan
6
20% Sep 13
72% Dec 30
15% Jan
20
62 y« Jan 23
43
May 11
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Oct
21
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
25% Jan 20
Evans
20
Ever sharp Inc
Mar 23
8*% Apr
Products
;
5
"
;
6
41% Dec 30
38% Apr
24
49% Feb
2
Fairbanks Morse & Co
12% Nov
1
21% Feb
7
12% Feb
J4
15% Jan
3
Fairchild Engine &
13% Dec 28
18y» Apr
7
13 y® Mar
16% Jan
Apr
12
17% Mar
7
25 V* Dec
7
23% Mar 21
25% Mar
6
88
74
1
70
Jan
31
75 Va Mar
7
37% Nov 30
31
v
Sep 26
26% Jan 25
9
9
Nov
July
Feb
2
6% Apr
9
3
13% Mar 29
Dec 22
57
Jan
4
51
Jan
12
57
Apr
9
41% Sep 27
56
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
51
Apr
18
31% July 21
45
31% Jan 11
13ya Feb 23
37
Apr
23
16
Mar 22
29% Feb
1
35
47
6%
conv
25%
2J'/4
25%
2j:U
18
25
17%
25%
17%
18%
18%
19
18%
25%
19'/a
83%
82%
82y4
81-/4
82%
82
82%
82%
83%
3,500
38%
39%
13
5,600
21,400
Apr
29
Jun 24
17% Jan
4
38%
39
38%
39%
38%
39%
13%.
13
19%
13
13%
13'/2
13%
137/a
14 y2
14%
14 Va
14
14
*137/s
14%
*14'/a
14%
900
1
;
ser A
18%
19
18%
19
19
19
187/a
19%
18
lo%
7,200
24%
*71%
24'/*
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
21
24
I,800
*70
75
41%
42%
39%
41%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
12%
50
29
Oct
17
40% Jan 24
8% NOV
/9
13%
5%V conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal
Pacific
12%
12%
*53
12%
12%
75
*53
v»dpfal
Apr
2
37% Mar 14
Federated
10 y4 Jan
Felt
Electric
*71
56%
*71
75
27
37%
•39%
4,900
15
13%
lo
15'a
7,100
35%
36
35%
15 ya
15%
15
35%
15%
—5
34%
34 ya
34%
2.50
33%
35
<33
_5
9%
35%
36
14%
15%
34%
34
34
34%
34
34'/4
34%
32%
34
9%
9%
9%
37%
31 Va
'37%
37%
53% "54 y2
'76
76%
53 y4
35%
Jan
104
38
38%
Apr
26
61
Mar 26
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins NY new-5
54%
54%
62
Jan
23
88
Mar 29
Flltrol
76%
78
23
68
Feb
10
80% Mar 26
75
75%
73%
75%
3
102
Apr
12
20
53
Feb
29
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
3
46% Feb
17
36% Jan
19
9y
Apr
24
105 y2 Mar 14
18
Mar
62% Jun
9
8
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
Mar
108
Sep 26
53
Ferro
82% Sep
Jan" 18
54
39% Mar 23
67% Dec 30
6
106
Aug 29
May 23
106% Jan
16
Jan
27
Feb
4%%
3
12% Feb
7
61
41
Corp
1
—
Firestone Tire & Rubber
preferred
(The)
Fllntkote
$4
(The)
17 %■ Apr
18
21% Mir 12
Florence Stove Co
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
41% Feb
16
49 y2 Apr
5
Florida
Power
9
Florida
Power
&
Oct
Jan
7
36% Feb
13
14
50% Jan
27
July 15
40
11
99 % Apr
2
July
69% Sep
105
13
46% Mar
62
21
51
Feb
13
126
Sep 21
109
Feb
13
144
56%
56%
*56%
563/4
100
Jun
100
Mar
Feb
61% Sep
96% Apr
11
£5
Apr
19
Au~g~22
18
Feb
1
Mar 31
33 Vs Jan
69 y2 Apr
20% Oct 11
26%
29% Oct 28
50
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
12% Apr
14 y» Jun
88
3
Francisco
97 y4
Mar 20
98% NOV 28
85% Jan
27
i6% Mar 23
14
Feb
9
25% Dec
28% Dec 27
25% Jan
27
38% Apr
Feb
14
94
6
24
9% Dec
»%May 18
22
113
July
39
Feb
7% Jan 23
Dec
20
;i
46% Feb 25
9% Mar
3
10% Mar
9% Jan 10
43% Apr
v
27
.25% Feb
Jan
23
38 /
Jan
23
Jan
4
1
.' 6
9
60
Mar 20
Apr 16
•
8
66%
66
137%
*137
143
48
15% July ,5
;
Mar
1
17% Aug
29% OCt 21
3
30% Sep 22
107% Mar 1
.
Dec 29
71.
57 ViJan 28
•
31
£,
.
fl30%
'
;
,
130
07% Dec 30
'*■
38% Dec'23 —
140
Aug 17
10% Nov
2 ;
13
Nov
2
; 48% Feb
9
r
40% Oct 27
Oct
.
t
17
Mar
80
,
15%
-
7
<
;
<
18% Feb
85
Aug
9
Jan
.7
102
,
3
Mar 17
83-
i 39% Jan
/
-
Jun
57/b Dec
.
5
8 % Feb "
9
96%
96%
56%
57%
57 %
58
57%
58 %
53,400
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
187/a
18%
18%
18,900
40 y8
10
39
39 y2
391/4
39'%
39%
40%
5,300
10
10
10
10%
10%
10%
3,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'ft
12%
1,000
91
90%
903/4
89
901/4
92
3,200
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
.
Apr 23
-96% Apr 18
Feb
31
1
44% Apr
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
36%
37%
36'A
36%
92%
92%
92%
92%
93
92%
92%
93
94
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;
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5
7%
■
44%
110
10
10
9%
45
♦43%
10
*43%
28
28%
60
♦58%
28 Va
59%
46-
„5
28
58%
par
46%
45 %
46«/8
,
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1
39% 8ep
.
11
35 y« Jan
15
79
6
14
Dec
17% Mar 24
33% Dec 21
38 y* Nov
4
53% Feb 24
5
39% Jan
101
Jun
84
Apr
16
2
9
4
Ape 11
38
Jan
29% Feb
3
447/a Apr 26
'
6%
■Ttr-
65% Nov 14
91
98
•
7
13
92% Jan
•
82% Jan
103% Sep 26
118% Jun
27
106
74% Mar 14
43% Sep
23
36
Jan
41
Jan
General
Precision
52
2
Mar
9% Oct
28
9
5
38% Oct 11
45% Sep
19
20
Feb
40% Jan
1
18
29% Sep
8
23% Feb
99
8
95
10
2
Shoe
St
Corp
new
Telephone
Rights
37% Jan 23
4% Apr 11
--1
com
Corp
lu
s—
——
General Time
General
Corp common-No par
preferred
_100
-
Tire
&
Rubber
4V*%
preferred
—
4%%
conv
preferred—
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Getty Oil Co common
4% preferred
Gillette (The) Co
Gimbel
SOW
,61%
44% Mar
36% Oct 11
5
155
15
9
Jan
Dec 16
158
Feb
2
22% Oct
25
Dec
17% Jan 26
11
Apr
153
Jan
87 y4 Dec
30
75
Jan
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
30% Dec
8
42% Jan
3
30
41% Mar 14
11
12% Jan
6
35
Jan
6
98
r
6
Mar 21
9
47%
75
Apr
2
14
36
Apr
18
50 y8 Mar 13
Jan
17
20
Feb
27
Feb
9
f
Feb
Apr
•
18% Jan
Dec~13
6
46
Jan
5
14
94% Mar
26% Jan 18
44% Sep
19
39% Jan 20
Mar 22
24% Feb
9
143
1
153.
May 26'
3
142
Apr
3
71% Mar 29
23
77% Dec
2
20% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
13% Jan
0
34% Jan
18
30 % Apr
37% Aug 11
31% Feb
9
10% Mar
14 y4 Feb
9
<9
i
Mar 16
21% Jan
1
Feb
.
93% Dec 20
99
a
May 31
.
26
93% Mar 20
3
1
149% Jan
11
79 y2 Jan
10
33% Mar 12
38 Va Apr
24
15% Apr 26
96
Jan
3
•
134%
-
15%:
60%
59%-
60%i
60%'."
8%;
8%
66%
18%
129
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120
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48
19
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8%
8%
66%
65%
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43%
-
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120
43%.
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35%
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119%
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11,600
54%
55%
55 Va
55%
54>%
55
54%,
55
55
57%
45%
46%
44%
45%
44%
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44%
45%
45'/a
45 %
9,400
4%
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4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
37 y8
36%
37
22,400
9,700
80%
80%
80%
81%
17
16%
17%
r
35%
•
36%
36
36%
80
81
80
80'/4
79%
17%
17'/4
17
17%
17
44%
44 V*
44%
43%
36%
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37
80
1,100
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26%
26%
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43 y8
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44 y4
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32
33
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103
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327/b
103
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112%
112%
53%
56%
26%
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32'A
32 y4,
103
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93
93
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91
110%
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112%
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5,000
18,100
753,900
32y»
1,000
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94
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95
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91
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.
103
59%
59%
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32«/«
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60
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437/a
17/64
26
43%
44
17/64
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95
58%
261/4
26
43%
44
,
112%
150
280
55%
54%
38 y4
497/8
4%
5
5
♦156
160
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24
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160
23%
48%
24
,
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49 %
.
55%
53%
54 %
37,800
48%
48
48%
4,000
87/a
56 y4
54
47%
54
9'/8
24%
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37%
38
37%
47/b
5
96%
4%
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165
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38
47/8
160
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23%
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6,400
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10,900
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100
96%
37%
38%
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4%
4%
3,100
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160
23%
87
82%
84
82%
83%
83%
85%
69%
681/B
68%
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69
71
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32%
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47
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32%
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2 '/a
2
2'A
34,000
17%
4,500
_5
5
16%
16%
16%
17%
17'A
33%
34
33%
33%
32
30%
31%
31%
32'A
12,300
12.50
(The)
Steel common
447/a
45 y2
45%
43%
45%
46
46
46'%
46'A
46%
28,400
16%
16%
16%
x31
16%
100
1
com
Ex-distribution
No par
Prop—No par
Paper Co_
25
•Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Great Northern
Great Western Sugaf com-—No par
—10Q
100
40 y4
40
40y4
39 %
39%
97%
97%
*97
97%
97
97
19%
20%
19
19%
19 Va
19%
6%
5
common
preferred
6%
6
6y»
50 ft
40
59 ft
31%
102
50 .ft
31%
104
59 ft
31%
105%
31%
108
43%
44%
43%
44%
21%
21%
211/a
21%
♦144
145%
144
146
6
*50 ft
6%
50%
31%
3ii«
104%
106%
43%
21%
143
44%
21%
143
39
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13%
6'A
*50 ft
31%
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43%
21'A
♦142
39'%
97%
260
20'A
13,500
6%
50%
31%
104
43%
21%
145
74%
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74%
*73%
74%
—1
31 Vs
39%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
Greenfield- Tap St Die Corp„No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common_i_3
4%*' preferred
—:
100
36%
37%
37%
38%
37%
31%
37%
37%
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
94%'
94%
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2,500
96
20
30%
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40
97%
20
♦73%
74%
39%
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6%
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31%
101 Va
43 %
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50'A
150
31%
2,100
1,800
13,800
6,800
102
4
4'/a
21 ya
21%
143%
143%
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250
74%
10,500
30'A
30 '/2
37
37%
7,200
15%
69.000
15%
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700
87/a
66%.
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97%
36
2%
preferred
•
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120 V*. 120%
47%
7%
44 Va
48%
66
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900 >:
19,
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.
40,400
49,000 '
97
120%
341/4
Green Bay 81 Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
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66%,,
119
120
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?
44%
48%
65%
•
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90
10
96 y4
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4,600
1,300
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60
12%
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900
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69%
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-
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61%
18%
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23% Mar
•
33
4
37% Mar
46% Apr
134%
•
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31%
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91
10
2,900
32
59
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95
10
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,
30%
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86
85
p
31%
30%
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.
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1
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21% Apr 19
6% Apr .20
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Apr 24
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32
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124,500
9%
138
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138
12%
47%
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108
30 V*
3i
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210
7
32
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25% Feb
14
59%
95"
97
4,000
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is y»
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105%
65'%
64'%
58%
18%
44%
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v
138%
32
& Rubber
Gould-National Batteries Inc
3
2
60'/*
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2,800
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97%
44%
15
28%
60%
.
48%
118%
34%
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,
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;
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1
/
64% J
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■
32
10
Goodyear Tire
17
30
105%
63
67%
Jan
337/a Dec
'
13,400
'
58%
37%
Feb
1,100
8
12% :
*12%
V
,
■
<
■
134%
38%
99
96% Dec
7
No par
10
Brewing Co
1
Gold St Stock Telegraph Co
100
45
2
32
15%';. 15%
'
61
preferred
City
•400
; • 8,800
'
59%
Goebel
20% Mar 16
'
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85
-
'
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2
13
Apr 24
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65
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68
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'
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13
28%
140
■
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96
18%
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"
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30%
95
34
3
30
..
24%
Goodall-Sanford Inc
'
.
4
common
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol MSA P
Jan
27%
59.
33
15
28%
65
"
24%
16
3
20%
14
"
5
32%
♦94%
Goodrich Co
200
'
7%
32
14%
;
105
65
v9%
31%
——5
Brothers
Granite
J4% Jan
21% Jan
Feb
2% Feb
105
140
48%
$4.50
3i200
43%
46'%
/
*104 >/2
-28%
28%
65%-
9%
49%
Glidden Co
98
10
*58
40%;
7%
-32
;
15
147%
105
^138
48%
46% Apr 27
74
:
5
27
16
39
„
f
17
89 y4 Mar 23
23
95
7
21% Dec 23
Mar 14
13
30
12
45% Dec 30
Dec
Apr
Feb
2
39% Sep
100
Apr
24
16% Apr
3% Mar
5
27% July
158
3
34
3
23
Sep 21
34% Dec 30
22% Jan
9
5% Jan 25
44% Jan
65% July 25
1% Nov
41 Va Mar
Mar 14
22
6
59% Jan
97% Mar 21
v
67/a
32
*31%
'•
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48%
•
.
'
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6%
"
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100
100
100
—1
preferred
3%%
12
105'
2.50
com
27% Mar 2J
14
17
UtlUies-l
10c
/General Refractories —
x_»/-u-10
4Va%
9'AJan
3
Jan
Utilities Corp—5
Public
Realty
50% Mar 21
9
90% Jan
General
General
121% Apr
56% Apr 23
50% Mar 26
Jan 23
60*y2
_1
Equipt Corp
General. Railway Signal com-No par
General
General
/
-
/59'/2
Advertising——15
General Public Service ——i-—100
Apr
92% Apr
23
8% Apr
—
No par
Preferred (3.75 series--——NO par
General Portland Content Co
100
23
3
37 y4 Nov
»
8,300
1
15%
-28%
45%
■'
.,.
'
$5 preferred
General- Outdoor
2
66% Apr
4
Jun
•-105-
(Delaware M
5* preferred '-—-—'—
100
General-Motors Corp qomx-a./--1%
.; r
1,000
8
27'A
58%
920
111
43'%
27%
58 y2
45%
•
6%
•
32
15
•28%,
Amer
''
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12
86 % Mar 23
Nov 16
Jan
3
,15%
65%
8
Apr
*31%
■
,33
15
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•104%
46
19/64 Apr 20
•33 y8 Apr - 9
97/a
27%
58%
45%
,
7%.
'
28% Mar
23
100% Apr 19
54% Feb 10
29
45% Jan 18
82
3
17T/a Arr
34% Jan
45% July 11
Nov 21
Jun 29
,
38% Mar 28
10
ft Apr 2J
»
Jan
14% Feb
.
.-*32
preferred
50
Corp_w^^____l
General Foods Corp„„—"No par ?"
16
61% Feb 14
*
26
35% May 25
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101% Mar 15
37 y» Apr
3,
57y2 Apr 27
7
10
44
800
118,700
32%
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27 y2
27%
7%
31%
1101/4
9%
10
44%
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.
8
15%
"
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Geaeral Mills eommonu-^^-No pa:
124% Feb
.
110
88%
15
32
31'/4
110
llO'/a
110
44%
32%
31%
32%
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7%
7%
7%
31%
33
110%
lo
50
89
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8
8
1
common
100
General Finance Corp
49 V* Mar 20
60
37%
'
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101
Mar, 19
i,8
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1
General Dynamics Corp^-^_„_.—1 /,
Geheral Electric Cv
,^8;"
Apr; -2'v
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/
24
4% Jan
-3
*96%
15%
-
,
6/
10%.Mar 20
.
50% Feb 10
•
2
.
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94%
71%
.
Apr 19
119%
5
,
6
42% Feb -14
30
,
110
98
563/4
98
15%
50% Apr
118% Apr
35% Nov1 9
59% pec
6.
71% Apr 19 y
43% Mar 14.
4% Jan
•
30
-
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65
140
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j 19 y Apr i26
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6
5
Jan
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.
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f
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66% Jan.
142
56 %
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Transportation—2.50
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~9V4< "9%
—5
139%:
'08; preferred.
«.^i.*No par /';, 138
General Bronze- Corp,
4-5
■
32% -32 y2
General Cable Corp com—^-No bar 1, >' 30 y4
30%
88%
A% 1st preferred^__i.^___w^_100--88V2
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1% preferred. ^.-^.'—^-./-i^.100
123% 133%
General Contract Corp coramoh-—2 »
15.%- 15%
: ; 6%
series preferred-^.**—V
12% 12%
17% Jan ^3.
5
'
9
47% Apr
.
77% Jun. 20
Mar 7 123- July 11 *;
43% Oct ID •54 >Nov 14.
Jan
3
119% Dee 20 127
48^
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7,600
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137
137
92%
•
Jan 13/
138
4
52% Jan 20
-
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66
12%
—
convertible
General
65
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(4.50 preferred
5
.
f
*
30
Feb 23
,13
•
„
Apr 17
47% Feb
i 10% July 5
90% Dec 27
Jan
30% Nov ; 2
<
.
42% Apr 23
*
Mar 29 ,-r*
•' 57% Dec
7% Oct 28
41% Jan 6
120
r
8
Jan 23
128% Apr
27
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Feb 16
32
21% Mar 7
'
13% Jin
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Apr 26
43% Jan 40
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24% Mar 15
i
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6
-
1
106% Mar
:-70% Mar 6
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9% Mar 16
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.,30% Apr.. 3
97% Feb 13
^
78 y4 Apr 19
4%%
•
•
66
39%
convertible
-General
0
130
64
39%
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Gar-Wood Industries Inc
29% Mar'27
:
101
12%
common
(Robert)
Garrett: Corp
13
Jan
15% Mar
-
*
148% Jun
3 .:i37 29%
2t%4Jaof 7; 30% Feb 23
V* 24%
15 • Jan
8 - ,20% Dec/29
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93 'July
22% Mar 18
5
Dec
35
9
63'; Apr 26
ft Apr 26
.
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f 0%T)eC~2~8
Jan
14% Apr 13
,25% Jan
3
104
Jan 23
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101
56%
98
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;
25% Dec
'105
Dec 29
5,'.)00
103
66%
653/4
66 y2
60%
4,200
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10%
.Gardner-Denver Co
23
Feb
II,800
61%
42%
60%
'60%
101
101
427%
42'/4
60 s/a
60%
60%
102
40%
Inc common
preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
5%
42%
423/4
42%
42%
60%
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_1
(The)
Inc
42 %
61
12%
Gamble-8kogmo
30% Mar 19
7 48
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1,400
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84.50 preferred
47% Mar 13
9
46
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10
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preferred
Gabriel
112% Mar 21
100%
37
1
Co
Trailer
4%
34% Mar 14
19
'
v
9% Jan
.
Corp
Fruehauf
23
3
Sulphur
^nedtert
Mar 29
107% Jan
11
51
35 y4 Mar 14
Freeport
16% Mar 22
28% Jan
5
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
41% Jan 18
27% Dec 30
89
Jtin 30
34
20y4 Mar 14
104% May 24
0
Jan 25
22% July 18
4% Oct 20
Oct
94
42%
.10
Foster-Wheeler
27
13% Mar 12
*98%
487/o
102
6,000
37%
100%
49
6C%
2,000
37
*98
48%
No par
18
107/s Apr
12
37%
11%
37 Va
48%
42%
2,200
100%
36%
*98
48%
Corp
41% Apr
24
23
12
20
56%
483/4
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
23
8% Feb
1.2'/s Jan
55
48%
10%
6
56
12
105
105
48%
2
Foremost Dairies Inc
7,300
106%-
17)»
56'A
3
8,200
11
17'%
5
Co
76%
17%
137%
4
6
88% Mar 30
preferred
5,900
74%
7J/2
17%
100
100
Motor
3,900
53%
173/4
66
3%%
38
53%
18%
.10
Ford
37%
56
12%
3,700
'
*17%
*100
5
12
12%
16,400
10%
18%
15
preferred
99
3,800
33%
48
7%
convertible
37%
99
34%
9 '/a
17%
Light Co__Nopar
3%%
12
37
101
:_1
17
63% Mar 12
13% Nov 29
Jan
___1
_
12%
38 Va
37%
*99
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
17
21Vo Jan
11%
5
Food Fair Stores Inc common
9
Apr
96 y* Nov 30
'
18
Apr
102y4 Mar
28
46% Jan 25
102
'
57%
Corp
43% Mar 15
f
56%
31
7d
*104I/4
106%
500
53%
'<o%
*104'A
,__5
38
74
73%
106%
No par
12
32
753/4
72%
»104V4
51
761/4
fvi '
75%
v
56
32%
'
9%
'
533/a
•
104 V4
common
26% Jan
99
37%.
•
No par
preferred
18% Mar 11
6
9%
104%
Carpet Co__.
Co
9%
__100
First National Stores.
Firth
6.25
com
;
32.3/4
53
28% Jan
•
*53
9%
13
j]
7,800
3o%
5
-
12%
49%
31 V* Feb
Corp
12%
51
51
-
121/2
*30
51
new
Co
2,100
12-/8
51
49%
26
38 y« Apr
Stores
Mfg
24,100
6 Tb
12%
*50
49%
3
Dept
43%
6 Va
56
1
Paper Board Co Inc
41%
67/»
*53
13
Tarrant
41%
6%
56
8% Jan
&
75
■40%
67/8
*53
Feb"23
9
*71
40%
bb
50
Co
75
40
32% Feb
?
11,400
39%
'
12
27,900
,
13 Va
pfd
cum
24>A
177/8
39
Co
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B
,__50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
—5
Farwick Corp
2
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
42% Apr 23
7% Jan
3
10% Jan
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
6% Mar 14
Shares
24%
82 Ve
No par
Falstaff Brewing Corp
May 16
22% Mar 14
15
the Week
*14 ya
20
23
Friday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
20
Fajardo
Sugar
Sales for
Thursday
Airplane Corp.l
14% Mar 16
8
Wednesday
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
17%
""3
34% Jan
Tuesday
24
""1
Ex-Cello Corp
9
Monday
Apr. 23
Par
Co
10
94%
/
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, April 30, 1956
(2088)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
»
*
Bu(6 for Previous
2
45% Feb
35% Jan
6
Apr
31
5% Dec
22
8V4 Apr
44% Feb
36
Jan
23
6
96% Oct
31
96
Jan
4
61% Mar 14
937/s Sep
23
38% Nov
3
9
7
8
3
6
4
23
5% Jan
35% Jon
Jan
90
Grumman
18
Guantanamo Sugar
Apr
98
83% Jan
35
Jan
23
101
Mar 14
26
Gulf
Apr
Oil
Corp
18
Aug 26
104% July 13
105
104
Dec
8
107
41
Dec
15
Jun
109% Jun
Jun
100
dividend preferred
Feb
6
$4.40
dividend preferred
105% Feb
23
$4.44
dividend preferred
45% Apr
13
Hack en sack
Water
19
Halliburton
9
% Jan
5
10
96%
96%
111%
*103
*101
107
107
102%
*103
38%
,
69% Nov
58 % Feb
25
24 % Sep
45% Aug 10
19% Jan
6
14
76
Apr
22% Mar
5
Hall
Printing Co
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
25
Apr
2
Hamilton Watch Co com
100 % Feb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
4
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
35% Jan
19
42% Mar 29
28
6
55
Dec
6
Jan
23
57% Apr
23
100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.*50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
184% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
141% Jan
3
146
Feb
15
preferred
100
40% Nov
17
31% Feb
9
43
Apr
23-
Harrisburg Steel Corp
12
39% July 13
31% Apr
3
35% Apr
16
Harris-Seybold Co
narsnaw cnemlcal Co
28
12
6
26
34% Jan
jo% July 5
8% Jan 14
6
Jan
20
34
Jan
Jan
31% Dec
20% Apr 25
48
31% Apr
20
6% Mar 25
33% Dec
12
39
Jan
(W F)
preferred
convertible
4%
23%
23%
102 %
100
100%
107
♦102
107
*103
923/4
6%
i
40
Mar 29
Hart Schaffner & Marx
8
Mar 27
Hat Corp of America common
5
36
4%%
Mar 15
Havag Industries Inc—
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
20
20% Nov
3
24% Mar
27
20 % Apr
Ex
Mar 12
36% Sep
23
29% Feb
6
91
Pep
20
87
Apr
2
89% Feb
3
60% Sep
29
53
Feb
9
60
Jan
96% Aug 15
104% Feb
7
94% Apr 27
101
Jan
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
26% Mar 14
24
39% Jan
22% Jan
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
96
17
Jan
122% Aug 11
40
21% Mar 15
10
152% Mar 29
37
May" 19
51
Dec
49
19
20
54
Jan
23
32% Apr
9
27% Jan
31% Mar 18
43 % Dec
29
37% Feb
14
15% May 12
20% Nov 16
Feb
14
71
17
r
77% Feb
5
79 % Aug
3
71% Apr
3
98% Dec
30
92 % Apr
16
99
Jan
42% Feb
14
48% Apr
12% Jan
2
31% Jan
10
21% Feb
14
28
16% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
14% Apr
12
6% Apr
11
8% Jan
4
12
Oct
5
Mar
11
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
25% Jan
4
20% Apr
29% Feb
32% Mar
3
30
9
34% Oct
13
48
10
31
14
Feb
17
26% Oct
28
98
28
Mar 10
104% Jan
8
105 % Feb
1
38% Oct
98
Feb
Aug
May
14
47
7
Feb
3
92
Jan
Feb
23
23
8
Jan
14% Apr.
21% Jan
3% Apr
23
31% Jan
4
37% Jan 30
33
Nov
30
9% Feb
17
22% Jan
11
3
Jan
6
12
30%
*35%
30
30
30
30
*29 %
700
700
40
36%-
2,500
30 %
853/4
*
95%
95%
25%
25%
18 %
141%
1211/2
*120%
121 %
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
52
52%
*52%
53%
♦52%
53%
30%
30%
303/4
45
45
18%
183/4
5
45%
45%
45
*71%
18%
19
183/4
73
72
93
93
93
72
47%
463/4
93%
93%
93%
180
46
46%
403/4
463/4
1,700
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
300
223/a
223/8
22%
23%
2,800
13%
13%
13%
135/8
4,200
11%
22%
22%'
22%
22 %
22% "
14%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
5
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6 3/4
10
30
12.50
10
20%
65 %
65%
64
65'/4
63%
633/4,,
common—5
43%
44%
43
43%
42
43%
No par
97%
97%
98%
99
1
25
6%
6%
98%
6%
Corp
Electrochem
Co
preferred
America
preferred
Inc
30%
35%
.
263/4
15%
*37%
38
200
26%
26%
27
6,000
93%
93%
*933/4
95
933/4
93%
95
95%
105
■<
1511/2
14%
14-"%
*14%,
22%
23%
22%
*
3%
i%
.,.3%
33 %
34%
68%
69%
50
Jan
23
9
48
493/4
49%
1571/2
156
4,500
10,600
157%'
15-
14%
14%
14%.
14%
22%
22%
22%
22%
16,900
3%
33/8
3%
33/8
3%
38,000
*10-%
11
10
10%
10-%
69%
70%
70%
713/4
71
32 %
*31%
32
32
I
32%
403/4
40%
,33%
34%
*34%
69'
69%
5%
373/8
36
40 %
40%
5%
38
40%
5%
5%
*36%
40%
5%
38%
.38
600
1,200
71%
*31%
,
60
50
10
<
5%
5%
40
'}
104
22%
*"
*38
140
100
?
50
155%
155 %
3%
33/8
10
12
104
22 %
22%
No par
Sep
100
105
*14%
15
40%
Nov
101 %
♦104
""
*39%
57
♦100
50
-154
5
52
..
49%
154
Hussman Refrigerator Co
5
101%
*104
50%
,
105
*100
49%
49%
152
151
101%
104
15%
15%
104
*100
101%
5%
Aug 22
11,200
15%
38%
38%
Idaho Power Co
153/4
15%
26%
5%
Illinois Central RR Co
1,000
*37%
38%
26
27%
38
1
50
26
27
263/4
A
Apr
13,200
38
33
35
140
7
26 %
15%
31%
71% Apr
100
6%
26%
33%
10
*98%
100
95
*93%
100
7,100
43%
42%
42%
42
263/4
22%
23
2,000
*26%
10%
27% Feb
65
26%
69
58% Jan
643/4
*26%
10
83% July 18
68% Sep 19
64%
6%
69
Mar 13
63
6%
11%
42
5,700
*98%
69 %
series
200
36%
6%
11
pfd
30%
35%
267/s
*104
preferred—100
Hupp Corp
♦30%
37%
991/4
69
noncumulative
30%
36%
•>
20%
26%
*100
1
800
20%
30%
36%
20%
6%
383/4
*38
38%
26%
1
600
*20%
30%
"
6%
15%
15%
15%
49%
36
263/4
26%
26%
100
100
100
a
*30y8
*38
Finance common—No par
*
30
36
*30 %
21
20%
36%
*20%'
73/8,"
*7
7%
,7
7
20%
20%
35%
50
preferred
_
30
3
com
convertible preferred
conv
*93
12
13%
preferred
5%
93%
11%
.
900
5,800
73
46%
*113/4
22%
:
*70%
200
8,900
n
933/4
463/4
12
-
1,600
50
46%
93%
47
50
v
,
19 Va
*71%
I91/4
*11%
45
45
73
*71%
73
♦44%
*44%
5
Mining
Oil
18%
19%
19
30
30 %
30
50c
& Sons
(A)
conv
5%
12
'
45%
Co
121%
52%
303/8
(Charles E)
1,300
7,700
*120%
52%
30
Furnace
121%
47
46%
49%
.30%
5
1
140
46%
49%
30%
Hotels Corp
1,600
18%
139
139
46%
•
200
53
49%
1
(The)
Co
'
*120%
46%
40
1,100
38
18%
18 3/s
18
*138
46%
38
*120%
*52
50
preferred series A
18
139
47%
46
94%
25%
*25%
121%
♦120%
—100
preferred—
18
139
138%
47
47
137
18% >18%
18%
2,400
55%
94%
96
38
1,700
853/4
55%
25%
25%
♦37%
38
*84
55%
♦94%
25%
25%
*37%
38
*37%
38%
38
*139%
55%
96
*94%
95%
25%
55%
55%
55%
55%
95%
No par
2 1/12
common
*84'-
86 %
*84
25%
—Nopar
9
11
30
36%
♦84
32% Feb
21
31%
30%
*35%
T
"85%
Sep 21
Jun
35%
-
55%
Apr
•7% Oct
47% Jan
35%
3,100
7
86%
40
j9
35%
36
*35%.
'
*6%
55
27
2
35%
6%
,
6%
84
Apr
Jan
28%
7-
Hudson Bay. Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
13
7% Jan
6
5% Apr
36
323/4
28
preferred
tHudson & Manhattan com
23
11% Apr
1% Jan
32%
28
6%
1,200
Howe
72% Mar 19
64
10
32%
28
6%
7
5,700
Howard Stores Corp
Sound Co
3
20
13
323/a
28 %
*6%
7
preferred
Lighting & Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
26% Mar 19
10
27
71% Sep
32%
28%
-
153/4
4.40%
Jan
3% Feb
12% Apr
32%
28%:
Houston
7% Feb
15
7% July 18
33%
28%
.
32
4%
Mar 16
18% Jan
3
23
33
29
203/4
3%%
10
2
3
143
15
22% Jun
34
31%
Household
3
28
161
33%
*28%
15,300
3,400
20%
$2.25
Feb
105
33%
*15%
5%
6
Mar
41%
32%
15 s/8
Houdallle-Industries
50% Apr
Apr 24
41% Jan
3
14
,
102% Jan
104
23
27% Dec
6
96
20
100
149% Dec
83% Jan
12
6
29
1% Dec
Apr
5
15% Mar 14
17% Dec
31
1
28% Jan
40%
32%
31%
Hotel Corp of
8
25
41
32%
20%
$4.25
39
403/a
32 %
15%
Hooker
2
6
41'/a
32
31
Honolulu
Mar
10
40%
32
20%
3
16% Mar
23
12% Feb
41%
32
15%
Homestnke
20
29% Mar
21% Jan
37% Jan
20
142
*138
142
*138
40
313/4
70% Mar 29
27
Dec
142
*138
43
31%
20%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
8% Jan
4,000
31 3/4
Hollander
11
56%
15%
Hires Co
5% Apr
27
55%
20%
46% Apr
17
142%
56%
31%
103% Mar le
16
30
34
4
102% Mar
Feb
97% Apr
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
17
91% Jan
56
35 % Jan
26
Jun
84% Jan
100
22
27
8% Dec
13% Mar 14
13
Dec
Apr 28
65
106
142%
553/4
15%
Holland
16
Feb
40
10
142%
56
20%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
7
32% Jan
60
1,800
553%
•
40%
31%
Hilton
21% Mar 23
23
Apr
34% Jan
3
Jan
25% Mar
3
44% Jun
37% Oct
28% Jan
100% Jun
3
2
8% Mar
f
94
40%
31%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—Nopar
30
20V2 Nov
18
300
23%
*91%
40%
15%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
17
10% Nov 28
51% Aug 24
12% Jan
5
*23
94
40
20%
Hertz
3
6
23%
♦91%
40%
15%
4%%
3
Jan
34% Jan
*23
„
94
31%
5%
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
89% Jan
56%
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
5
34% Nov
11
23
*91%
20%
New
11
.
1,500
15%
Hercules Powder common
53% Mar 20
Apr
51% Apr
5,100
21%
45
31%
Hercules Motors
51% Apr
2
124
Feb 24
13
Apr 20
Apr
120
19
54% Mar 18
13
Oct
3
30
126
Mar 14
25
38% Jan
Feb
17% Jan
127% Jan
Nov
46
•1% Jan
5
5
30
148
73%
20"%
20%
3%%
9
26% Mar
73%
20%
41%
Hecht Co common—
27
4
13
*44%
72%
-5
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co—:
21% Jan
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
6
55%
5
1
dist
Industries Inc
Hayes
3
34% Mar 27
84% Jan
57%
,
liquidating
partial
44%
72
203/4
45
15
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Helme (G W) common
i
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
3
17% Jan
19
25
15% Apr
7
Dec
37
18% Jan 23
27% Nov 21
39 %
142%
1
50
preferred
,
40%
56%
5
10
39
17
Apr
500
44%
71%
20%
23
93%
383/4
*39
140
107
20%
23%
95%
2,200
*100
71%
21%
2.50
1
Mar li
72%
21
38%
*38%
102%
1023/4
44%
45%
71%
21%
*93
No par
7
45%
743%
*23%
5
18 y4 Oct
79% Oct
45%
73
500
63,500
101
*103
21
*45%
25
96%
•100
H
41
46% July 12
6,100
38%
117%
963/4
117
38%
28%
3,900
102 %
102%
102
373/a
38%
96%
117%
14,700
7%
7%
102 %
♦100
102%
102
37%
96%
116%
96%
116
38%
38%
38%
♦100
102 %-
7%
5
31%
31
31%
7%
96 %
113%
38%
38
♦100
Oil Well Cementing—5
108
104% Feb
10
$4.20
28
31%
38
37%
38
37%
Shares
Apr. 27
7%
7%
110 %
113%
113
No par
100
100
100
Common
42% Mar 20
103% Feb
18
Apr 27
7%
7%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 26
31%
31
31%
7%
38%
Co—
Utilities
Gulf States
Jan
31
101
31'/a
97
No par
—25
preferred
$5
117% Apr
23
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
39% Mar 23
317/a
31%
7%
37%
1
Aircraft Corp
13
Apr. 23
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
12% July 19
Thu.sday
"
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
4ales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
LOW AND
STOCKS
.♦
.
5,000
•
1,400
22,500
53/4
36%
1,300
40%
41%
2,300
*
I
37
49
•
61% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
53% Nov
55
82% Mar 28
<1
Jan
Jun
Illinois Power
55% Mar 28
Mar 28
51
4.08%
19
Jan
Jan
11
53
Apr
5
4.26%
cumulative
preferred
Apr
13
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative preferred
Mar 11
50% Apr
25
54% Apr
15
49 % Apr
26
53
26
15% Jan
4
31% Aug 31
28
Jan
k
4.42%
3
50
cumulative preferred
10
19
50
Illinois Terminal RR Co
29% Jan
25
6
10% Nov 28
6
58% May 23
35% Jan
6
31% Jan 26
37% Jan
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Jan
7
6
7% Apr
42
Apr
9% Jan
19
24
9
50% Mar 13
Electrica
28% Nov
94
Mar
2
Feb
13
160
Apr
26
78% Feb
14
91% Mar 21
53% Jan 23
69% Mar 20
21% Jan 23
24 % Mar 13
Insuranshares
47% Jan
61% Jan
103
Mar 29
33"% Sep
450
8
41% Jun
100
23
13
Apr
103
27% Jan 30
373
Jan
6
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
Inland Steel Co_
35
Apr
Feb
6
7
34% Mar 21
26
20
6
127% Dec
29
12% Jun
16
82
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
41% Jan
158
506
Apr
27
38% Feb
6
3
17
10
Jan
23
108
12
Jan
20% Nov 15
Feb
23
Jan
88
6
11% Apr
24
28
Jan
11
3
6% Mar 16
23
126 % Jan
Feb
32% Mar 12
33% Apr
31
78
3
117% Sep
<
4
4% Jan
84
6% Nov 21
Jun
30
28% Apr
87% Aug 26
174
Apr 26
30% Jan
92% May 26
141
Inspiration Cons Copper—
Ctfs
53V4
♦52%
53%
*52%
*50%
51%
50%
50%
*50
51%
*50'/2
51%
51%
*49-
51%
16%
.16%
16%
28%
94% Apr
132
'
2
Mar 27
14% Mar 13
Jan
31
139
98 % Apr
25
106% Mar 13
15% Feb
7
108
;
Apr
21% Apr
2
"when issued''
com
Int'l Harvester
7%
33 %
490
preferred-
.160
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
4%
preferred
Mining Corp
*84
5%
91%
1
Nopar
com
Preferred
100
International Packers Limited
International
Paper
$4 preferred
130
11%
15
7.50
common
134'
-
24
104% Apr
19
94
Feb
15
128
Apr
25
International
8
41% Apr
20
44% Feb
20
International Shoe
89% Feb
60
Jan
5
36
Jan
28
74 % Sep
39% Nov
11
34% Apr
20
38% Jan
16
23% Jan
6
31% Sep
9
29% Jan
4
37% Apr
5
45
Jun
2
38% Feb
7
47 % Apr
27
3
38% Jan
30
47% Apr
26
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34% Jan
19
39% Mar 16
59% Apr 25
13
Feb-
9
70% Mar 13
14% Jan
3
20% Apr
24
22% Mar 15
31
13
34% Jan
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
20% Mar 23
35% Dec 30
131
Jul
84
6% Mar 14
37% Jan
36
91% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
•9% Jun
65
6
Sep 26
12% Sep
Jan
24
6
6% Feb 13
13
31% Jan 24
34% Jan
Jan
97% Aug 15
69
85
For
125
31
Mar 15
33% Nov 29
26
Apr 23
33% Jan 10
39
104
Mar 10
Sep 21
Feb
34% Jan
13
32% Mar 14
98
130
Jun
4
10
477/B Mar 19
130
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
38% Apr
48% Apr
3
27
$1.40
cum
8%
9%
8,000
44 y2
44%
4534
13,500
643/8
63%
64%
5,600
160
87
Intertype
61
615/s
61%
23 y*
23%
♦23%
54%
54%
Power
&
$6
(F
L)
1
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
53% Apr 24
100 % Apr
24
105% Feb
27
35% Feb
3
46% Apr
27
3%%
&
5%
103
87
-
5%.
*301/2
11%
30%
5%
128
134
*98%
101
11%
131%
98%
30
♦84
87
*84
5y8
"5%
90%
90
11%
133%
♦30%
'.311/2
29%
129%
128V2
402
35%
158
15934-1ro
91%
90%
*396
351/2
90 34
128
128
•
11%
21%
20%
102'%
102%
100
121
121
124
41%
61
417/8
"
64
•41%
59%
*34
*41 3/4
60
*34
34%
45
45%
46
-46%
46%
47
4 7
44%
44%
37 %
37%
100
305/8
16,500
♦84
87
87
11,500
5
5
5%
190
92V4
92 54
9334
128 3/4
128%
11,600
129%
-
840
101
21
i
20%
131
-
V4
♦128%
200
7.200
205/b
1013/4
133
-
5i0
700
41%
41%
41%
1,600
6iy2
60%
61 >/4
9,600
35%'
35
47%
35%
200
35
35%
35,100
47%
47%
4,900
*34 y2
200
47%
47%
47%
*47
48
38%
38
38
38
38
*37%
38%
1,900
133/4
13%
135/8
13%
13%
6,400
47
*46%
38
*46%
13%
13%
13%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
44%
44%
44
44%
44
441/8
-
*127%
129
*127%
129
20%
20%
20%
21
2,200
31%
31%
31%
4,700
26
26%
26y»
26 y2
3,300
44%
45
44%
45%
7,400
•127%
129
*127%
31%
129
10
8
12,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
8y8
7%
36%
36%
36%
36
36 y2
36
36%
36%
37%
1,900
45
443/4
45%
45 Yb
47%
47
48
47 y»
48%
17,300
92%
921%
93 %
93 y4
927/4
92%
93%
280
91%
92%
100
36%
43
91%
50%
50%
50%
51%
50%
51
50 »/2
50%
1,800
1
1
1
pfd
common
100
.
com
Johnson
5
12%
Co
31%
30%
°
343/4
No par
preferred series A
*30%
305/a
100%
♦128
31%
26
Co
new
31%
-
-
*98%
20%
343/s
127%
-T
26,400
355/8
159%
.
•
9,600
34%
127%
410
35 Yb
159%
355/8
159%
11,000
34%
-
3,100
12
34%
10
*402
-
30
5,200
325/8
506
133
34%
»•
1,000
11%
128
35%
100
54%
1313/4
100
61
235/8
103y2
113/4
1°2
41%
62%
132y»
*99%
99%
21
4,200
6,800
11%
-
20%
88%
1313/4
'
133
35%
1
Manufacturing
12
•
!
5%
<
398
35V4
50c
Jones. & Laughlin Steel com
Joy
*84
5%
135 %
30%,
29%
87
130%.
3IV2
.
35'/a
13%
common
Corp
31V8
159%
*30%
30%
-
21%
Light Co
preferred
1593/4
160
92%
35%
323/b
20
165
498
499
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Johnson
35%
35%
*101%
32%
497
Nopar
Jaeger Machine Co
Johns-Manville
4
3.50
Jewel Tea Co Inc
Mar 14
32%
32%
54
103%
496
492
13%
preferred
Jacobs
32%
33%
♦102
1
new
Island Creek Coal
102%
102
490
88
87%
56
-
25
preferred
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa
323/4
490
*160
160
23%
56
34%
—
com__5
Power Co
Corp
102
Nopar
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
"
8 5/8
61 5/8
*23%
102
3,400
8%
35%
25
conv
33%
-
25
common
preferred
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
43% Jan 23
"»
7%
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities Corp
55
67% Feb
30
International Silver
94% Mar 14
97% Apr 13
47 % Mar 16
no era
56%
*100
490
*120% 122
41%
41 %
64%
64%
-Nopar
—No par
17
Jun
27
27% Jan
5
Salt
19
May 10
38 % Dec
foofnntae
89
Apr
46% Jan
14
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
233/4
2,500
64
88%
61
61 %
56%
-
*99 - ur %
21%
20%
No par
—
2
19
30%
30%
100
International
Int'l Nickel of Canada
<
Jun
3
603/4
*23%
23%
*
42%
165
87
*394
35 %
114
3
28 3/8
65%
641/4
893/4
No par
^_No par
common
6
30% Jan
26% Jan
16%
28%
28%
2,000
50%
♦16%
8%
*160
163
873/4
102
-
28
40
*49
16%
28%
~50
41%
8
42%
65
163
62%
57
No par
,
Dec
43% Jun
49%
161/2
28%
28%.
433/4
64%
*100
100
No par
Machines
Jan
6
65
57
42
3
49%
16%
16%-
8
42
165
61
73
34% Mar 15
51%
*49
28%
8
8
90%
*23%
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer corn—No par
5% preferred
:
100
12% Jan
28 "
28%
89 %
14
32% Jan
51%
44%'
64%
5
4%% preferred
Interlake Iron Corp
Int'l Business
200
53%
20
Inc
300
53%
*52%
*163
Nov
Mar 15
49
*52%
53'A
No par
101
34
*48%
53%
53%
*7%
Mar 14
16
49
•52%
*52%
-
69
48% Mar
♦48%
53%
"
6
Apr 18
3
4,800
*
49 :
*48%
*52%
44
Interchemical Corp common
68
Sep
8
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
Feb
52
53%
Nopar
100
59
15
69% Jan
20,300
51
53%
1
29
165
1,500
71%
52%
521/4
100 pesos
Dec
81% Nov 28
343/4
70%
52%
Mexico
169% Jun
3% Mar 18
•7% Jan
De
S A
Industrial Rayon
New
"85% Oct"'11
165 % Aug 16
29% Oct 11
5
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria
8% Dec
♦34%
713/a
52%
•
Feb
16% Apr
3
cumulative preferred
4.20%
49
35-
70%
52%
52%
49
34
70%
*49
16%-:
50
Feb
51%
35
69
*52%
*52%
51%
50
52
15% Oct
71
*49
52'
49%
51%
"
50
51
48% Jan
66% Mar 14
common—No par
8
55
50% Jan 20
162
Jan
4
Co
cumulative preferred
10
53
17
13% Apr 12
34% Mar 15
349
.
'
•
10
100
1
'
*97% 100
52
52%
74%
74%
52%
53 Vb
102% 102 %
43%
44%
*97%
100
8y8
*97 y2
100
*100
50 y2
50%
101%
*97%
100
13,200
51%
51%
51S/8
51
503/4
51%
51 y4
51%
73%
74%
72
72 34
72
73
73%
73%
3,700
52
53 %
51%
52 y8
51%
52%
51%
52 y4
52,300
100%
43%
101
44 %
101
44 y8
101
44%
100%
45
102
4 6 3/8
102
46%
102 »/2
930
467/a
10,900
Number 5529... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(2089)
NEW YORK STOCK
Banr« for Previous
Year 1955
Uwwt
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Highest
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Apr. 23
Apr. 24
Par
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 25
the Week
Shares
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
Nov
94
Sep 30
30
4
94
45% Mar
100% Mar 23
105
Nov
105
May
107% Sep
9
102% Mar 15
70% Jan
20
52
20
23
41% Mar 27
17
96
Jan
Feb
Mar
99
Apr
11
103
105
Feb
9
108
12
105
Kaiser Alum
4%%
Mar
4%
42
Apr
25
46% Jan
20
Oct
31
29% Jun
8
24
Feb
15
26% Apr
16
3
24% Mar
3
21% Jan
10
23% Apr
Oct
24% July 15
38% Nov
9
18
32
Feb
14
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27
113
Jan
23
45 % Jan
23
53% Apr
25
26% Mar 20
Mar
cum
*48%
48 3A
600
38 3/4
38%
383A
4,700
Mar 27
36% Mar
9
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott' Copper
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
147% Mar 14
6
4
% %
prior
conv
16
10
47
Apr
12
Keystone Steel
23
43% Feb
14
58% Apr
27
33% Jan
23
40% Mar 19
56
Jan
25
64% Apr
101
Feb
16
84
Jan
105% Nov
38% Jan
60
92 % Mar 18
7
Dec
23
52% Jan
100% Jun 23
94
104
67
Apr ,27
3
98
Feb
30
Jan
4
28 % Apr
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
9
48% Jan
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
50
4
43% Jan
4
89% May 31
12% Mar 15
Jan
16
Sep
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
18 % Dec
26
6
Dec
16
20% May 10
28 % Jan
6
25
Kresge
Kress
29
3
52
13
9
Mar
15"% Feb
7
4% Jan
16% Mar 13
18% Apr
94% Jan
13% Jan
Dec
53% Jan
6
18% Jan
6
25%
Apr"26
30
71% Apr
Mar 16
25
8»v% Jan
26
38 % Apr
Co
3
2% Jan
31
j
Wire
Co
9
New
Sons
22
Jan
16% Jan
4
19% Feb
23
Mar
19
9
21% Mar 26
Lerner Stores
98
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
89% Dec
47
22
164% Nov
10
Jun
17
55 % Apr
6
$3.
1
Apr
9
Corp
Fink
2
2
23
54% Mar 27
Lily
66% Mar 29
Link
Belt
31
Dec
30
Feb
9
25% Jan
25
39% Sep
19
35% Jan
24
79
15
103% Sep
19
89
F*b
14
100 % Jan
12
64% Feb
7
45
Apr
2
53% Jan
7%
3
21% Jan
40% May 17
17 % Mar 14
24% Aug
56
73
14
Jan
7
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
*:
5
20
Oct
11
103% Mar
100
23
8
20% Oct
11
47
7,400
6,200
24%
24%
3,900
♦45%
46%
46%
♦45%
77 % Jan
6
Corp
Carbonic
56% Jan
23
v
6
Jan
18
4
4% Dec
16
'
May 16
7% Sep 27
11% Feb
7
20 % Feb
54% Aug 23
9
31% Jan
7
Jan
11
92
.
23 %
July 19
25% Jan
0
22% Nov 29
22% Apr
16
17
Apr
106
27
9
102% Jan
24
Jan
13
4.25%
series
M*rl4
4.35%
sevies
104
'
19
21% Feb
23
25
143% Jan
5
10
27
Lorillard
7%
„•
62% Mar 19
(P)
Louisville
Jan
19
27% Feb
20
94
Apr
8
Common
23
'»
20
•
j
Jan
32% Apr
49% Jan
11
141% Jan
M <fe M Wood
MacAndrews
10
jrf
A^r
11
31 % Jan
3
Apr
18
92% Jan
13
31
10% Apr
6%
Mack
6
Jl
11
23
oil.
A
10% Feb
139
Feo
10
13
4%%
610
Mar 13
Jan
Magic
Magma
.
5 % Mar 21
6
Apr
3
Feb
13
33 % Jan
4
9
6% Apr
V
24
"35% Jan
7
27
Manati
3
Mandel Bros
Jan
6
Manhattan
18
'
41
18
Apr
9
20% Feb
;•
35% July 12
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
Jan
46
-
7-
44
Feb
common
^
Aug 22
6
55
6
Mar
20% A^r 12
27% Feb 10
14
Apr
Marquette
Jan
"
4%%
32 % Jan
83% Jan
3
43 % Jan
23
21% Apr
23
15
18
3
15% Feb
1
95% Mar
106 % Apr
18
77% Dec
9
77% Feb
21
91% Mar 21
-39% Sep
21
30% Feb
13
32% Mar 15
68
Feb
14
82% Mar 21
39% Apr 26
99% Apr 19
95
Feb
24
3o% Feb
2
23% Apr
25
24% Feb
91
8
40% Apr
102% Jan
■
29% Mar 15
Feb
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
44% Jan
3
56% Apr
22% Oct
11
26% Feb
11
18% Feb
7
23% Jan
3
52% Aug 26
48% Feb
13
55% Apr
24
96
10
20
107% Apr
4
26
99% Feb
6
98% Jan
10o% Apr
37% Jan
133
Jan
Por
25
21
Apr
102% Apr
93
Apr
18
96
Jan
9
27
26%
26%
26%
1,500
79%
19,700
25
68%
'157%
68%
68%
158
683/4
158
69%
69
155%
69%
157%
X26
1563A
*156
70%
703/8
♦156
157
157
210
50%
50%
493/4
505/g
493A
50%
50%
51%
51%
513A
4,600
61
61%
60%
62
60 %
61%
61
61
60%
61%
2,000
16%
44%
44%
*95%
16
16%
44%
98
44%
*96
16%
16 s/8
44
443A
98%
*96
98%
16%
16%
44'A
45
*96
98%
106
M:r
102
Jan
18
6
Stores
New
16%
16%
1,700
44%
43%
*96
4,200
98%
78%
77%
773A
3,500
225/8
22%
22%
20,100
*103
96%
*100
19%
*138
104 %
-19%
139
104%
*103
96%
*95%
100%
^
/Alf)%
138
*103
104 %
*95%
98
100
100
♦98
193/4
137%
*95%
19%
19%
*137%
58%
59
583/4f
59
*58%
98%
98%
99
'98%
9^3/4
23%
24%
233/8
24%
23%
88
88%
84
87%
X83%
103
*95%
J-
20'%
139
10
98
100
100'
«
193/4
20%
*1373/4
139
58%
58
58
1,400
973/4
98
98%
6,100
24
233/4
24%
23%
24%
19,900
84
83
85
82%
84%
5,900
31
43%
31%
43%
293/4
*43%
30%
31%
♦43%
44%
31%
10,000
31%
30%
44%
44%
31%
30%
443A
45
45%
145
145
•139
145
38%
39
38
39
*139
*139
29
29%
283A
29%
91
91
91
91
10
10
9%
121
37%
♦570
'5%
"
93/4
9%
37%
,
5%
9%
121%
36%
37%
9%
9%
1193/a
122
595
93/4
*572
53/4
595
53/4
118
38%
145
*139
38%
29%
30%
91
.
38 3A
91
*9 3/4
10
145
9%
119%
118%
1243A
30%
.
25,300
30%
8,000
91
10
9%
38%
91
9%
10%
1,900
9%
2,200
' 9%
126
36%
♦572
53A
36
36%
595
•572
57/b
5%
36'A
595
36
*572
126%
5,700
36%
3,200
6%
6%
595
6%
6%
6 Va
1,100
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
383A
2,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,400
42
42%
42%
423/4
41%
6
6%
♦6
6
6%
6'A
6%
42'A
41%
42%
9,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
42%
173/4
41%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
13,700
53
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
1,900
4
30
30%
31
31
31
31%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
5
31
31 %
31%
32%
4,600
34%
>
343A
3434
35%
5,200
*92%
92%
92%
94'/a
110
32%
333A
34
35%
72,700
46%
47
46%
46%
5,000
213/4
213A
21%
43 %
43
21%
43%
2.200
423A
93
92
92
90
90
90%
91
510
93
93
92%
93%
32%
33%
31
33%
31%
32%
46%
46%
465/s
46%
46%
46%
21%
21%
213/8
21%
213/a
213/8
43%
44
43
43%
42%
43%
92
92
*91
93
91
91
•91
90
*89
90
89
89
90
86%
*85
86%
„
*88%
*85
33
*92%
33 %
323/4
55%
*54%
*54%
__No par
3
21%
29%
50
*45%
45%
♦453/8
50o
14%
14%
14%
;
common
preferred
100
29
*81
22
29
82
22
*81%
94
♦85
-
86%
♦85
86%
33
*85
32
32%
*32%
55%
*54%
55%
*54 3/4
55%
213A
213/4
21%
21%
21%
293/8
285%
283A
28'/a
21%
29%
45"%
*453/8
45%
45%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
82
82
82%
81%
81%
*80'A
283A
29%
♦45%
46
62%
93
5
90%
90%
x90%
92
46
46%
89
90%
90%
91 :
18
46%
47
46%
463/4
1
21%
22%
22 %
22'A
*21%
:
lo
18%
18%
18
18%
173/8
18
:
—25
78%
79
78
79%
763A
77
I
"when
issued"
(1st seriesf
Co
Merck
50
1
100
1
common
common
Inc..
3%
16%c
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd
♦38 %
5
lOo
No par
99%
*87
99%
*99%
90
*86
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
*54%
93
Inc
%i
32%
55%
62
Co__.
100
90
313/4
*993/4
*85
315%
22%
46aA
*22
46
14%
81
.
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
800
*91
47%
47%
223/a
*22
93
2,300
47%
22%
3,200
-
39%
175/e
17%
17%
2,100
77
80%
80%
81'A
4,100
40 3/4
6,100
39%
40%
40%
100
100
100
*100
1013A
90
90
90
*89
92%
100
31%
315/B
31%'
313A
31%
3,100
97%
98
97%
97%
97
96%
96%
96%
96%
41
*35%
40%
•39%
40%
40
40
393/4
40 3/4
1,300
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24
24
24%
6,600
28
*90
28%
90%
24
273/4
*90
28'A
94
97
273A
*91 %
28%
95
1083A
27%
*91%
28%
27%
28
95
*90
►107%
54%
*533/4
55
55
55
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19%
55
55
54%
55%
543A
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
96%
96%
55
96%
►107%
•53%
♦95
96%
*107%
*94
96
.
•54 %
*94
55
96
*102
104
95
95
3.80%
preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
•107%
5
53'A
53%
53%
53%
52'A
53
52%
52'/a
52%
53
.—10
28%
29%
283/4
29
28%
28%
28%
283A
28%
28%
62% Mar 12
a
14
47
Midland
17
142
Midland
8%
Enterprises
Inc
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
common
5
*93
•58
5
45%
100
137%
97%
109
59
46%
139
*102%
*93
•93
*107%
*58
46
137%
104
►102%
95%
*93
97%
•93
109
60
108%
♦58
104
95%
97%
108%
60
46 3A
46%
46%
137%
138%
138%
•102'/2
93
*93
•107%
*58
46%
•137
15,700
108 3/4
54%
108 3/4
400
95
1083A
*107%
100
40% Feb
30
40
100
135% Jan
700
17%
preferred series
Inc
70
3,800
3.85%
Utilities
30
633/4
108%
pfd—100
1,500
3,100
94 %
*107%
5
1,500
63
No par
12.50
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
2,000
93%
'
No par
Mergenthaler
7,300
86%
22%
623/4
Mercantile Stores
9
3,700
*6%
36%
93%
South
540
'
62%
Middle
1,000
*
*139
93%
33
300
58%
63%
26
10
17,000
X97%
93%
Machine
*98
•
59
98
103
•
98
100
*98
137%
19% >
<? 1383/4
\
104'/a
*103
98
100
62%
28% Apr
3
773A
22 3/8
*913/4
7
Mar 12
78%
22%
5
Copper
Jan
77
22%
92%
Miami
9
773/4
22%
63%
58% Mar 16
46'/, .Tan
77%
223/a
92
Inc
200
79%
22%
63%
(The)
120
22%
1
20
6
119
77%
To
100
.
Mesta
119
No par
2nd
Co
•117
5
Stores
&
119
1
Corp
preferred
Cum
*117
120
Co
common
4%%
-
'117%
Publishing
47% Jan
Jan
•
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co,
"Mead Corp common
2l
263A
4,700
50
lW
:
9
uage
27
No par
^convertible
pep 23
see
27
10
common
Corp
Dec
footnotei"
27%
_10
preferred
54 % Nov
146%
27%
91
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.]
25
35% Mar
5
No par
McGraw Electric
31
2
70
30,105
29%
Co_
Stores
•McGraw-Hill
21
19
6,000
16%
cum
3 % %
5
18
90'/a
163/a
10
Co__
±2
Electric
McCrory
9
Jan
29% Oct
20%
89
16 3/8
No par
6
93
24% Jan
20%
89'A
90%
Co__
Mengel Co
112
Sep
20%
16%
29%
common
11
10
Apr
2,700
1
23
23
60
17
87%
1
Apr
.
Jan
108% May
16%
20
39
_
.Apr
98
41 *
106% Jan
101
5,400
17
163A
100
pfd 4.30% series
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B„
22
4
400
48%
88%
No par,'
No par
27% Feb
7
s
16
112% Apr
6
*16%
38%
:
L)
Corp
Dept
McCall
27.
9
14
16%
48
20%
6
com
23
2
32% Jan
16%
No par
Mfg
Co
19% Feb
60% Jan 21
103% Oct
16%
1,600
48%
16%
6.25
McLellan
12
1
47%
1
6
873A
100
pie.erred
McKesson & Robbins
71% Dec
26
47%
7,800
15%
*5%
20
50
McCord Corp common.
$2.50 preferred _<
5
18
Apr
47%
15%
6
17
No par-
Corp
29
52% Jan
107% July
48%
153/a
2%
89 %
1
48% Mar 19
1
102
*55/8
8
23% Feb
-
Apr
13
153/8
5%
2
20%
"
65% Apr, 2
94-/2 Apr 27
9
80% Jan
Dec
15%
5%
2%
16%
.
$3
2
24
i-ei>
17
93% Mar 29
2
88%
pfd 1947 series__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
May tag Co common
No par
6
Jan
15-
*71% Jan 23
•
May
3
46
76% Mar 29
*
13
93 % Dec
2
4,200
0
&
(Glenn
"
16
29% Feb
103
10,800
20
common—10
preferred
Martin
3
9
12
47
8
18
2,700
21%
.
com
Cement
Marshall Field
'
24
Jan
45% Apr 25
103% A or
38'A
17%
50
;
convertible
Master
25
17
21% Aug 11
Mar 28
36%
20%
Inc—
l_„■
Midland
4%
Masonite
34% Apr
56%J»n
<■
,45% Jan 13
16
15
96
77%
36
21
91 %
Co (Ky)_Nopaf
Exploration
Marathon Corp
15
50% Mar 23
.
8
28% F 'b
56% Mar 31'
8
6
73
353A
20 5/8
20%
1
:
i
Marine
55% Feb
24
35% Feb
44% July 21.
25% Dec
Jan
71'/a
11,800
16%
15
Co
18% Mar 19
3
20% May 16
39
15%
90
100
x
Maracaibo Oil
24
12
15%
36
16 3/8
100
Shirt
46 % Mar 28
i
Jan
31
^
Sugar
Jan
10% Apr
-
.
98
July 21
20
Mahoning1 Coal RR Co
t
-
38% Jan
30% Apr
17
com_
Copper
-Magnavox Co (The)___.
;
6
25
96
17
com
Square Garden
Chef
l■
2
26
48%
preferred series A
87% Mar
Jun*
48%
Inc—
86
~ Sep
47%
71%
1,600
93
*90
15%
203/4
15
100
Macy (R H) Co Inc
| Mar 20
tl
Apr
Trucks
11
88% Mar 30
15
*53/4
71%
93
15
7
i
Apr
20
15
5%
g
Forbes
88
102
20 3/8
10
,Madison
28
.92% Apr
28
*35%
21
15%
Working Co
&
preferred
.
Apr <23
4
1 Jan 25
71%
37
5%
10
M
"3
19
28% Jun
73
20%
15%
1
13
31-
25
46
72%
363/4
*90
15%
2
10
$3.75
6
73%
37%
93
15
2
/
Jan
18
34%
*90
15%
2
Lukens Steel Co
18
83
-
34%
93
15%
No par
& Sons
4
21% Jan
34'/8
2
100
(M)
96 % Jan
26% Jan
34
15%
2%
Nashville.:
&
19
7
34%
21%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El
100% Mar 26
89% Apr
.
34
'90
20%
„
12
Jan
33 %
33%
93
73
preferred—
Co
preferred
Jan
31
333/4
*90
36%
preferred
D
39
Aug
3,100
15%
Co
Corp
E
May 16
-
4,400
lo
conv
94
101
18%
20%
33%
100
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
•
2
Apr
Feb
Jan
18%
20%
4,200
44
Jun
183A
20%
17,500
40% Dec
91
18%
20s/8
5
$3.75 preferred
4
18%
21
*117%
4%%
Mar 20
7
Mar 14
18%
203A
119 '/a
84
Feb
May
183/4
21
5
9
16
97
-
18%
21
119% Apr
Jan
48% Mar 19
40
18%
21
16%
Co
24% Jan
67
300
18%
20%
26,900
6
78% Dec
8,000
2,200
4'A
30%
3
17
15%
253/4
*4
30%
Apr
57% Jan
14%
25%
4'A
30%
36% Jan
13
15
25%
4%
29%
37
July
14%
25%
4
30
18
Apr
143/4
25%
4
295/8
23
91
14%
*25 %
4
30%
33 % Jan
158
143/a
25%
4
29%
22
1
14%
25%
4%
30 %
21
29
14%
25%
*4
29%
' Apr
Aug
14%
25%
10
38% Sep
Dec
2,100
5,400
common*.
1
81'
3,100
Gas
16
45 ^
49%
Star
16% Feb
16% Feb
48%
Lone
14
6
48 3A
7
20
A
48%
31% Feb
16
14% Mar 14
48%
26,200
Apr
4
47%
76%
40% Feb
10
49%
50%
89
Feb
47%
213A
10
52
49%
73
Jan
25% Jan
48%
9,300
»
21%
99
.
26 %
1
___——_
99
18
48%
26%
49'A
52% Apr
29% Apr
26% Feb
48%
26%
723/4
Inc
3
33% Mar 14
-94% May
28%
49%
26
213A
18
37% Dec
28%
493A
26
49%
July 14
59
28 3/4
493/4
25%
28%
72
100% Jah
17 i
Jan
16:
28%
49%
26%
21%
570
35% Jun 21
34% Nov
283A
495/8
26%
48
8%
4~,
6
28%
49%
27
72%
.
11
'Jan
28
283/4
49%
22
9% Jan
2l\.
.
29
27
290
48 3/s
89
10% May 18
34% Jan
28%
49%
1
1
Corp
Lockheed Aircraft
'
5% Nov 25
96%
72
26 % Jan
19
8% Apr
94%
215%
25'/4
<
t
22
Jun
30
953/4
473/4
43% Jan
16
41% Sep
95%
73%
3
122.» Sep
95%
223/s
21% Jan
13
685
♦94
48I/4
1'38
32% July 27
543% Jan
95
15,100
72 %
49% Jan
.
35% J my Jo
-12 % Feb
95
67
21%
19% Apr
July 22
iJun
96%
*94
500
65%
47%
Mar
137% Apr
3
13 % Jun
653A
74
83% Jan
26% Dec 28
95
64%
(The)
■
:
63%
22%
22% Apr
6
63
48%
42
6
65
300
63%
105
73
31% Dec
7% Jan
*103
103%
22
51% Jan
8% Jan
*63
104
63%
63%
103%
48%
39% May 16
88% Mar 15
64
104
64
~
convertible
Lowenstein
6
*63
63%
63%
10
July 27'
26% Mar 14
64
104
;
Lionel
18,400
*62%
Corp
Liquid
58%
37
►102%
1
;
29
700
57
37
*37
64
100
49% Mar 29
46%
563A
37'A
543A
37
104
—
Cup
Co
463A
56%
♦36%
►102%
Corp__
I
19% Jan
64
463A
553/8
553/8
37
No par
90% Dec 30
'
1
46%
55
*36%
Corp
21% Mar
May 25 "
53% Jan
37
Cement
22% Mar 14
140
55%
37
Star
3 <
58
19
46%
55
j
Lone
96% Apr
147
Mar 28
47
5
Loew's
100
7
.
49%
43 %
5
103
3
12% Mar 14
4 9'A
243A
80
4 '
45 % Jan
48% Jan
18,500
24 % Mar. 12
35
139 % Dec
133
133%
10
27
25% Jan
132'/a
27
Jan
114% Mar
-
6
Mar
131%
23
103 % Jan
6
105
July 15
Sep 26
Mar 11
102.
.
5
107% Apr
129%
13% Jan
5
July
38% Sep
130
129
44
preferred
3%%
131%
64 % Jan
21
123
16"% Feb
1303/4
28
1
Dec
32% July
28 % Mar 14
15
132%
50
Products
Corp
Tulip
23
47% Jan
72% Feb
163% Feb
800
4,400
No pai
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
18'A
33%
243A
(The)
Life
25
18%
32%
425/8
preferred—No par
pfd
No par
7
Savers
18'/a
33'A
49
common
28 % Feb
16
Apr
&
18%
32 3/4
2nd
noncum
Lehn
24
46% Oct
■f
1st
noncum
50c
Lehman
18% Mar 29
3
86% Mar
16'
1
'
25 % Jan
155 % Apr
49
Jan
66
Sep 26
9
15% Feb
Apr 22
29% Sep 28
72% S'.p 22
9
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
74% Feb
23
3
i
24% Dec
Feb
„
18%
33
49
common_3
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Sep 30
19% Jan
Feb
4
48% Apr 11
18%
313/4
_15
16
8
23
19
333/4
243A
I
6% Sep
47% Jan
23
18%
33%
10
Co
3
5% Apr
5,000
18%
42 3/4
common
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
4,800
48 3A
5
3% Jan
43 % Jan
22%
23
22%
223A
23
200
42
265/8
34%
131
4
40% Mar 14
Feb
22 3A
42
26%
42 3%
Co
1
19
23%
43
26
25%
4,500
90%
89%
90 3A
88
*42
243A
II
22
3
25%
5
2% Sep
24
22%
42
33%
iq
17% DtC
Apr
23%
873A
42
25%
18%
No par
8
Jan
23%
86 3A
43
25%
50%
Co
8
2
863/4
253/4
♦42
243/e
Co
&
86%
43
26
433/4
(The)
(James)
86%
25%
100
1% Jan
15
86%
*42
No par
11% Jan
,
101%
243/s
Co
Gas
27
21% Jan
♦100
49
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Mar 22
23
101%
42%
Lee Rubber & Tire
19% Jan
108
*100
24%
Lees
35% Apr
*106%
101%
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd.,75 Pesos Me*
Lane Bryant common
1
16% Mar 29
;
108
*100
50
97
10
82
*106%
101 %
43%
22% Mar 12
11
15% Nov 28
Mar 14
108
*100
49%
34% Mar 23
16
•106%
101%
24%
common
&
Mfg
Laclede
27
20% Feb 10
31% Feb
(S S)
Kroger
6
27
Inc
(S H)
Kroehler
29
4
25
Co
99
*97
99
*97
108
'100
43%
preferred
29% Mar 29
29% Apr '
Feb
4
34% Sep 20
98 % May
3
86 % Aug 11
11
Feb
4%
59% Feb
3
14 % Apr
7
22
J
Koppers
99
♦106%
25
$5 prior preferred
1
25% Apr
4
11
26
Apr
31
Jan
28% Jun
32
18
♦97
93
96
♦93
96
Z_1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
July 26
,
*97
*93
97
*93
(Ill)__i
Sep
Jun
38% Dec 27
69
99
96
83,600
51%
50
2.50
com
preferred
58
&
*93
*
108
I__i
29% Feb
34% Jan
'97
96
49%
'106%
Nfp par
56
39% Feo
'93
~100
preferred
36% Jan
,
48'/a
385/8
100
29% Jan
t
48%
39
City Southern com__No par
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
No par
Kansas Power & Light Co____
8 75
Kayser (Julius) & Co__
jy
49% Mar 20
7
24
49'A
48%
383/4
preferred
Kansas
18
42% Aor
44
4 8 5/8
48%
383/4
100
26
21
49%
48%
38%
~_Z~100
90% Apr
27
48 5%
48%
39
preferred
9
Jan
48%
49
38%
preferred
Mar 10
0
50%
'48%
4.20%
25
27 % Mar 14
47%
50
par
4.50%
43
98% Jan
33%
1
21% Jan
17 % Mar 24
Corp
13
71 % Feb
4
Chem
preferred
3.80%
Mar 13
84% Apr
48% Jan
21
&
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
1
Apr
lul%Apr
6
7
105% Nov 28
24
27
38% Jan
99% May 16
51% Apr
47% Apr
39
13
104
93
97%
109
593/4
46 '/a
138
♦102%
*92
#q->
*107%
*58
46'A
137
300
30,700
1,500
80
104
95
~20
97%
109
"l6
4,200
24,700
60
46%
137
2,400
110
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 30, 1956
22/(2090)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Par
34'%
331/4
34%
34
35%
341%
36
1
32%
32%
33
32%
33 Vb
32%
33%
11,200
No par
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22i/4
22%
3,000
No par
21
21%
20%
20%
201/4
20%
20%
2IV2
21%
21"%
7,600
73%
74%
73%
74
73
74
7,400
11
41% July 13
30% Feb
9
36% Jan
9
9
1
21% Feb
29
23% Jan
3
3
Minneap & St Louis Ry
21% Apr
Minn St Paul sc 8 S Marie
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
50% Oct
17
70
15
13
17
Jan
58
Jan
23
106
Oct
14
117
20
Dec 30
80
Jan
6
115
Jun
102% Dec
Jan
107
28
12% Jan
82.
23 y* Jan
Jun
Apr
26 y* Nov
6
112% Jan
24
Minn
24% Jan
3
11
S5.50
1st
3
$1.50
2nd
19
141
Apr
13
25
11
105
Apr
Apr
12
88
26
24 Vb Apr 13
Apr
33
26% Feb
Jan
$4
30% Jan
9
16
Jan
3
20
28% Dec 30
14% Apr
26
19
31
44% Feb 15
36 'A Jan
23
49
22 y« Jan
17
33% July
5
29% Jan
3
9
40% Mar 26
31
Feb
10
34% Jan 11
13
Mar
32% Dec
Aug 10
8% Jan
30
21% Aug 12
6
Minute
8
17% Jan
5
6
1%
~8% Nov"29
15% Sep
14
49
Jan
6
79% Sep
15
65% Apr
27
76
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
78
24
88
Feb 20
5
22
Mar 23
73 y. Sep
14% Dec
7
100 '/a Jun
1
Jan
16
18% Feb 23
1
Apr
40% Mar
29
Mohasco
20
3%%
Mojud
23
Jan
30
24% Jan
12
25
24 Vb Jan
12
23
51% Mar 19
21
40 Vk
2
6
52% July
6
Aug
41 V» Jan
Jan
15
24% Apr
23
28
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
26
43% Mar 15
3
30% Jan
23
37% Mar 26
73% Apr
28
107% Nov
15
Jan
23
95% Mar 13
18 'A Jan
3
21% Apr
25
18% Jan
10
16y4 Mar 14
23% Dec
9
20% Jan
20
7
43% Feb
9
44 y* Mar 14
60% /un
20
May 17
32% Dec
22
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
11
0
Morrell
23
Jan
16% Apr
6
33
22% July 20
40
Sep
26
Feb
4
10
45% Jan
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
36% Jan 23
42% Apr
12
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
50
114% Nov
9
128
Jan
24
17% Apr
2
47
42 % Feb
Mar 15
400
78
26%.
38
38
38%
38'/4
3,300
29
28%
29
28%
28%
2,400
13,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
14%
141/4
14%
48%
47
47%
47'/4
47%
47%-
49
37%
38
38%
37%
38%
381/4
391/4
38%
39%
33
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
*14
14%
14
/73
73%
13%
14%
14
14i/a
900
72%
71%
72%
70%
71%
6,200
35%
36
36
351/8
36 Va
35i%
35%
14,300
8%
8%
17,600
65%
66%
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
67%
67%
66%
67
66%
66%
*66%
671/2
79
78
78%
78
78
78
79
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
16%
17%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23 vb
231/8
231/4
21%
21%
*13
100
19%
No par
8%
9
8%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
21
42%
441/4
43%
44%
43,400
Z
24%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
7,700
42%
421/2
43
43
•
1,500
33%
25%
42'/a
33%
33%
34
33%
34
11,600
94
92%
93'/4
93
93%
92'%
93%
24.00'J
21%
21%
43%
25
42
25
42%
24%
42%
42%
42'/a
34%
35
34
34%
24%
/
20%
*20'%
/
1,900
*20%
43
1
23%
20%
44%
5
2,000
22%
,
17%
43
43%
No par
2S0
171/4
201/4
20%
2
(The)
22
490
78
421/4
22
20%
/
*77'%
/'
22
25
5,500
141/8
72
100
35%
6,400
17,700
*14
r.14
72%
73i%
35%
*•
36%
8%
Co
Co
___
38%
37%
—100
92%
2,200
400
.
12
21%
94%
21%
21%
21%
21%
io
24
24%
23%
23%
231/2
23%
24
24%
24%
25%
3,800
47%
47%
46%
47i/2
47
47%
461/a
47
46%-
47%
2,900
35'/4
34%
34%
34'A
34%
34%
34%
4,700
2,000
94%
No par
.
Co
21%
21%
21%
4,700
'
Corp
10
35%
35%
34%
J
5
29
29
28%
29
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
1
3*%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
26%
37
37
373/4
5
17
17
17
17
17
17
*16%
17
16%
16%
1,230
1
44%
45
45
45%
44
44%
43%
44
44
443%
•5,800
10
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
40 %
40
40%
40%
40%
2,900
48
48
481/4
100
Co
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
11
28
78
*24%
47%
—
Corp
Brass
5,530
17%
17%
18%
14%
48%
3
Wheel
4
26%
17%
14%
Inc__
A
Products
Jan
781/4
*24%
48
-
&
Motor
Mueller
X78
26%
par
Inc
Motor
38% Mar 12
18
(John)
7
32% Mar
17%
78'/a
*25'/b
29
Oil Co
18
35% Apr
14
19
17%
78%
26%
29%
1.25
Power
Motorola
Feb
17%
78%
391/4
com—No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
13
Apr
28% Mar 12
17%
78 Va
*25
27
3,500
105
*104
29
5
Montgomery Ward & Co
51% Mar 14
30% Jan
127
3
42% Mar
30% Oct
17 y« Jun
22
t
105
No par
Monterey
85
RR
Chemical
Montana
38% Jan
♦104
105
*104
38%
Montana-Dasota Utilities Co
3
32% Feb
105
28%
—
class
Monsanto
11
lai)
39%
10
B
2 51/4 Oct
139 %
28%
Corp
Machine Tool
RR
Class
34% Mar 14
23% Jan
Fuel
Co Inc
Monon
141
l
preferred
Monarch
24% Mar 15
21% Feb
20 % Apr
7
24% Jan
19% May 12
139
38%
-
Industries
4.20%
138%
38
Corp
preferred
139
138%
477
1161/4
13%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Feb
116'A
2.50
Paper
preferred series A
11% Feb
116%
78%
25
Light—No
—
River
116
1
&
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
5
81 % Jan
18
78%
Development Co
Mississippi
116%
!
*24%
1
preferred
Power
116
139
105
117
•104
140
100
Ontario
&
Maid
Mission
140
*104
common
75 %
117
No par
:
conv
Mission Corp
Apr
27
35 % Apr 26
8% Apr
3
70% Apr
77%
117%
No par
Mfg common
preferred-
Minnesota
33% Oct
27
sc
Minnesota
22% Jan
•
Mln
preferred
2
42 y* Apr
17
34% Feb
100
Minneapolis Moline Co
Jan
Jan
17
preferred
conv
5
2
105
78
3.30%
74%
76%
ll6J/»
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com..l.50
Mar 15
102% Jan
4
35% Dec 14
7
120
15
93% hay
20
27
78% Mar 29
23
2,500
33%
32%
29% Oct
9
9
Apr
Shares
34%
33%
Midwest Oil Corp
Minerals & Cheui Corp ol Amer
38
v
Apr. 27'
Apr. 26
34 %
35
20
♦he Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 25
32%
21
29% Feb
,
Sale* fa'
HIGH SALS rmicKi
Wednesday
Apr. 24
10
25V. Jan
Nov 30
Tuesday
Apr. 23
NEW YORK STOCK
■+*»+*
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
B»nfe for Friflwi
No par
•
<
/
v
*47
48 v*
*47
48
*47
135
136%
136
136
»/a
136
-
*47
48%
4,200
N
47
Jan
70
6
118
Sep 21
21
Natco
12
31
14% Jan
9
23
37% Feb
10
37% Nov
45% Mar
1
37% Feb
3
National
24
National
179
Jan
30
14% Apr
2
Biscuit
Fibres
11
47
13
45
Apr
17
26
26% May 10
24'A Nov 14
20
Apr
11
25'/« Apr
26
National
City
14'/* Mar 14
19% Jan
30
30% Apr
26
National
Container
25% Mar 14
41% Nov 14
34% Jan
30
52% Apr
27
$1.25
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
0
10% Oct
11
33% Oct
21% Sep
9
34 Vb Feb
16
Oct
28% May
11
Mar 21
27
45>/a Mar 14
102'A Jan
3
20% Feb
25
9
Dec
21 Vb Mar 19
105% Feo 23
100
Apr
3
Apr
24
179
Jan
31
Apr
26
11% Jan
5
Aug 29
July 22
Mar
9
156
Jan
4
138
21
14
Feb
23
21
1
Mar
13% Mar
14%
14%
14%
411/4
40 3%
41%
38%
38%
38 vb
38%
38
38%
38%
39
38%
39 y8
165
*1651/2
1653/4
/
1%
12%
13
12%
13Vs
*131/8
13%-
12%
44 %
42%
43%
42%
43%
43i/8
24
33l/a Jan
4
38% Jan
251/B
28%
29%
29%
30%
273/4
30%
49%
52
52
52%
y", 49%
523/4
.24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
26%
12,700
38%
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
10.700
98%
22y8
22-%
22%
22%
5,200
251/2
25
251/4
25
25%
25%
263/a
93,300
98y»
98%
19%
98»/a
98 vb
98
981/4
*973/4
981/4
900
19%
19%
19V2
193/4
5,400
59%
58%
59%
58%
59
8,500
*101
102%
*101
•
Y
37% Jan
6
8% Dec
30
11% Jan
16
19
,} 12%
12%
44%
♦166
140 >
141
«.l
168
140
139%
140
45%
94
15 '/a Jan
20
.
15% Oct
•
441/4
;•
19%
19'A
19/
19%
19"
19%
191/4
19 »/2
,
75%
73%
75
73%
74
74
74%
74
75%
5
38%Anr
6
National
Sugar Pef Co— .No par
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
■; 373/4
373/4
1,500
71
72
71%
10,600
Apr
72
Malleable
'National
&
8teel
Shares
Cast_Nopar
Corp—
4%
20
Jan
3
9% Apr
13
48
16
Feb
10
18
12% Feb
13
19
6% Jan
9
8
17
Corp
National Supply
Apr 23
101% Feb
(The)
preferred
National
No par
v
45
44 y4
?"
19%
Tea
Co'
National
Vulcanized
70 'A
71%
70'A
71%
70%
71%
991/4
98
98%
98%
/ 41%
41% r
41 Vb
41%
8%
8%
Fibre
—1
Co
*14%
14
12
Jan
75
16% Jan
11
'
24
36
Apr
97% Dec
9
88 y2 Apr
24
96
16% Apr
26
/
Apr
5
88% Jan 20
1
Mar 13
82 % Dec
16
17
6
79
Feb
Feb
7
78% Mar 30
52% A
23 »/■ Jan
7
33
27% Feb
5
49% July 27
31% Jan
Jan
59
18
23% Sep 27
80% May 16
Dec
Dec
33% Feb
103
Jun
22
22
■J2
Apr
97% Feb
26
Jan
94
19
>r
.
125
-
10
24
26% Apr
29
83
Apr
19
14
Mar 20
9
47% Jan
66
-
16%
89
89
16%
17%
Apr
12
3
27
England Electric System
Rights
Newmont
Newport
9
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
20
Apr
4
30
Jan
57
Oct
18
45% Mar 22
64% Jan
3
2
71% Apr
f.5% Apr
18
21% Jun
18
19% Apr
22
$5
N
N
24
Mar 14
26
45
Sep
8
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
30
5
36 V*
July 27
32
Jan
3
34% Feb
28
87
Nov
1
79
Apr
16
85 % Feb
23
Mar 14
103 % Apr
18'/2 Jun
37% Apr
13
39% Mar 27
89% Apr
16
94
Mar
5
Y
non-cum
&
Y
Co
New
3.40%
Apr
20
91
Feb
13
98% Jan
9
3.90%
Jan
16
5%
4.10%
preferred
18% Jan
30
18
43
Apr
13
Nopco
4
70
Apr
27
Norfolk
26% Feb
1
25% Jan
19
92% Dec
22
77% Jan
27
19% July 27
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
16% Jan
16
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
108 % July 14
64% Jan
18
82
,
26% Feb
.7
94% Apr
27
23% Apr 23
Chemical
&
Adjustment
North
Capital
Jan
3
Northern
Central
Ry
47% Feb
7
Northern
Natural
Gas
5
70% Jan
19
110%
Mar
9
90% Mar 27
6
5 % %
25
45
Apr
12
21
16% Jan
20
18
F"b
6
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
92% May 9
103% May 11
83'/2 Apr
26
91
Feb
21
24
103
Jain
3
$4.10
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
22% Sep
16% Jan
26
103
Jan
4
103% Apr 20
39% Jan
6
26% Jun
25% Nov
l
39'A Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
lo
7
110% Sep
30
22
109
30% Sep
26
31% Jan
28
18% Jan
20
100
Jan
•o»
19
39
3
49% Jan
102
Apr
93% Apr
10
23
4
14
103% Apr
4
3
105% Apr
13
20
33% Jan
4
21
34% Jan
10
19% May 17
103 y* May 13
18% Apr
19
99% Apr
13
Jun
40% Sep
foorro'
Jan
Aug
19% Jan
28% Jan
62
100 % Apr
15
14
16
6
27
16i/4 Feb
10
20
Nov
13
24 Va Feb
20
105% Sep
5
29 VB Jan
47% Jan
95% Jan
107
101% Jan
102% Jan
Apr 26
23% Apr 24
7
43% Jan
<nq
99% Mar 29
96
30
105% Sep
52% Aug
Apr
53%
53
54%
53%
55%
13,700
31%
32 '/4
32%
32%
32%
6,400
74,700
New
Apr
54% Mar
IIO1/4 Jan
100
110
Jan
9
43
41%
43
43
44
1.
44 '/a
443%
63%
63
63%
63%
64%
v
64%
66
21 vb
26%
27
/
26%
86
86%
S5%
85 %
104%
*104%
106'%
3
6
16
9
4
5
4,800
37%
*83
93%
♦97
37%
38
*87
81
33%
32%
37%
'*87
91
32%
331/8
♦87
91
80%
84
84
*83
85
93%
*92
94
*93
94%
100%
*97
*97
100%
84
♦78
100%
■
91%
32%
80
85
94%
*97
.
94%
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21
41
41%
411/4
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
68
66%
67%
66%
68%
69
69%
69
70
*25%
25%
*25 %
25%
.♦25%
25%
♦25%
__1
Co_.
com__10
88
87
88%
86%
87%
87%
91
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
84'%
82
83%
-
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91%
23%)
i
250
21%
1,100
2,000
15,400
*25%.*"26-;."
;
''4.,-
23%
400
*81
94%
23%
34,500
9,300
82'/a
20
13,200
*83 v*
_50
Co
25%
86%
•
200
r,
1003/4
20%
_1
16,700
80
*83
*78
»/2
r
3234
,33
80 %
80
84%
•83%
84%
*83 «/4
42%
43%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
*108'/8
108'/a
108 Va
*108%
109%
108'A
1081/4
70
109
-
86%
84%
85 %
84%
85%
84%
85 y.
15,300
43%
431/2
42%
43
42%
431/8
42%
5
42%
42%
6,500
171/4
17%
12.500
5
843/8
84%
380
98'/2
260
(Minn)—
■
series
17%
841/4
171/4
84
84
99%
98
98
*97
99
*96
101
*97
101
♦97
99%
99
99
96
97%
97%
98%
180
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
25%
22,300
23%
101
99%
24 Va
*97
*99
23%
*96
98'/a
*95
101
101
Inc
common
_
..
preferred
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
17Ve
17%
17'/4
25 Va
25'%
25
25 y8
25
25 '/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,000
60%
61%
60
611/4
59
59
59
60%
57%
581/4
1,900
53%
6,800
12
100
preferred
-
16
Preferred 4.24%
541/8
53%
103 '/a
103 «/4
*93%
95
95
54
103%
95
*93%
*1051%
106%
*105
106%
*105
106'%
*105'%
107
*105%
107
*105%
107
100
41'/a
42%
43%
42
43'A
com__10
37'A
37%
371/8
37'%
371/4
*18%
19%
*18%
19'A
*18%
No par
&
95
53%
102%
—20
Co
4%
53%
102
100
preferred
29
53%
102
100
preferred
4.44%
10
16%
10,200
2.50
common
171/8
25
Airlines
preferred
Gas
17%
83%
17%
85
99
1
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Co
17%
84 %
17%
85
*99
Edison
17 y8
84%
17%
100
100
series
4.56%
Feb
373/4
-r
85
10
103
200
37%
37% "38%
42
♦:8
Oil
20%
67
100
Oklahoma
47%
*19%
*77
100
Ohio
47'%
20 »/a
80%
series
3
47%
♦19%
44
preferred
5
471/4
20 vb
87%
11
Apr
19% Feb
47%
*19%
108 vb
Jan
47 % Apr
1,700
*47%
86"%
109% Feb
38
7,000
108 y8
preferred
3.90%
10
22
21%
21%
50
48
33
100%
21%
22%
770
20
*87
♦97
21%
1,200
■.
19%
91%
93%
22%
14,500
475
475
475
;
._100
preferred
4.40%
♦440
.
-
47%
33%
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio
38
84
common
4.6%
475
104%
106
*440
•
*1031/2
•
Ry—_No pa-
Pacific
Northwest
221/a
,
100
26%
86
105
48
V
41%
Common
$4.08
32'A
-
20'%
preferred
$3.60
98
18% Sep
52%
510
93%
25
Northern States Pwr Co
Jan
86
54
62%
♦78%
'
Northern
42% Apr
16
:
5
Corp
88
106% Apr
80%
I_2
Aviation?-
25
28
*79%
•103 y2
84
preferred
American
Northeast
26
83% Jun
80%
-
Apr
8
♦79
42%
33 vb
Ry common—25
41% Apr
111% Dec
80%
♦440
20%
2,100
*791/2
104%
22%
6,200
:<
17%
81
*
Co
Western
122%
17%.
21 '/a
Niagara Share Corp
5
60% Jan
6
37%
*87
100
-
33% Jan
98%
120
"
17%
17%
510
100
22
Aug 23
53
*96
981%
119
17%
3iy« '31%
,
100
preferred
22
•13% Jan
*20
1
preferred
61% Sep 23
25
47%
100
100
20% Jun
21% Jan
22
series A
38% Jun
47% May 17
;
,
"■
Hartford
Shipbuilding Corp
7
6
♦450
preferred
3.60%
19
103
50
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
93% Apr
10
&
27% Mar 24
48 y* Jan
81
104%
No par
Co__
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No par
83
Apr
Haven
York
9
100
17%
No par
RR
common
3
14
preferred
Harlem
Preferred
New
N
100
17%
63%
3
92% May
17%
43%
16
Jan
101 l/a Jan
118
83
Apr
13
♦96
83%
105
93 ya Jan
98'/a
83%
500
A
A
A
83%
6
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
A
306,0 DO
83
4
Oct
55,900
A
Dock
Jan
Jan
16%
A
York
94% Jan
110
803/4
18%
New
475
;
89%
271/4
15
700
16%
26%
30
900
34'%
801/4
27%
Sep
16%
34'%
16%
117%
62%
No par
16%
35%;,
891/4
*96
42%
common—
700
10%
17
27%
17
800
4,300
7
14%
14%
89
City Omnibus Corp___10
Jan
143/4
6%
,
14%;
16%
91
23
21,000
89
116
20
8
8,600
83/a
14%
14%>
41%
8%
881/a
A
No par
Central
41%
17 1/8
98%
New York Air Brake
,
120
99%
16%
117%
31V*
York
16%
*34%
*96
31
Chicago & St Louis Co
16%
35%
3*2
98%
55%
Y
16%
♦34%
A
.
53%
N
16%
•99
8%
7
34%
.
"7.300
881/2
-•
80%
New
7
,♦14%
17%
—1
100
6%
14%
115%
117
preferred
141/4
6%
14%
16%
81
4%.%
14%
8%
118%
*96
10
common
14%
7
14%
York
610
38
Industries
; 14%
,
34%
.35
a
pfd_100
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Mining Corp-
14%
New
102 y* Jun
Mar 10
—1
—
-
New Jersey
8%
■
30% Feb 23
9
15
400
i
——
41%
8%
i
27
Jun
90
Inc
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
24
32% Apr
14
16%
34%
8
62% Jan
/
1
I
„
Bros
*
81 % Feb
25
33% Jan 23
.54% Feb
9
19'A Mar 29
21
6%
Zl
Corp
Neisner
17% Mar 12
"2
14%
.
7
14%
New
Mar 13
4
•15
6%
14%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3% % preferred
—100
17% Mar 19
33 'A Jan
41% Jan
48
24
5
41%
8%
41%
41%
8%
5
-
693/4
98%:
1
——
3,500
"
*98%
1
Nehi
Y
99%
10
Natomas Co
5
3
44'/4
'
*98%
Pa com
*
National Theatres Inc
Mar 29
/
8 'A Mar
/ 15
Jan
Feb
16% Feb
5,400
45%
19
Natl
13
8
101
5
18
45%
1,100
,
74%
104% Sep
20% Feb
July
69% Jan
12%
110
138%
44 %
i——10
it
93
138%
♦12%
,
Steel
40% Apr
.
9
Mar
10,200
,
110
12%
138
M2%
97%
168
♦166
National
25
18
18
12%
45
150
101%
96
'
168
5
Apr
17% July
37% Mar
33% May
4
90% Mar 16
•
138
12%
12%
12%
*101
101%
96
94
*166%
99%
y
19% Apr ,24
47
23
10% Apr
15% Apr
101%
96
168
96%
141
100
'
Jan
19%
59
22%
73%' Apr
98
2
53% Nov 25
3
6'/a Dec
13
102%
,
19%
58%
:
168
-
99
23
20
47% Jan
29
12% Jun
14% Feb
22%
20
35% Mar
103% May
4,400
58%
169'% 169%
100
Corp
102,800
./
19%
.
59%
101
101
■'
'
y
25
23
25%
58%
1
,
j
22%
22%
25 VB
*98%. 100 t
19%
19%
10
23%
14
Jan
51 % Dec
21
29,100
23%
28%
49%
22%
16% Jan
14
42% Mar 25
6
97% Feb
-
'
24%
27%
48%
32% Feb
4
77% Sep
25
;
24
28%
50
/■
'
Jan
58
590
4,200
23,200
;
*49
5
common
Service
4,700
13,300
43%
23%
4,700
.
13%
43%
23
22%
100
preferred B_
Linen
165
44%
43%
27%
common—5
preferred A
6%
National
I661/2
166
12%
12%
$4.50 preferred
_No par
Co common—
5
6
166 %
168
166
165%
'
5
Co
Gas
13,500
14%
40%
National Lead
Mar 12
153
,,
14%
40%
64
38% Dec 29
31
Gypsum Co
18
147
16% Apr
Fuel
23
175
Prod
National
Apr
14%
40
1
Co
pfd series of 1951
National
13
76% Jan
5
90% Nov 28
4'A%
21% Mar 12
3
23
168
23% Jan
National Distillers
61% Apr
19% Feb
101
6
27
100% Mar 29
45% Jan
L83
11% Jun
24% Feb
26% Apr
10
97% Feb
106
5
54 V* Jan
6
100% Aug
9
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
10
19
93
14%
41%
1
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
Gas
27%
27%
27%
14%
40
25
National
Cylinder
271/4
26%
1,000
27%
5
common
26% Apr 27
.
75
27%
700
18%
75
14%
27%
1
Lines Inc
preferred
conv
18%
74%
41%
10
Co
18%
73
14%
100
40% Mar 15
23% Jan
16'/a Jan
19% 8ep
26
165
2
28
Feb
Apr
12 ye Feb
Jun
17% Jan
183
18%
41
27
10
common
7% preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
1737/a Sep
18%
74
1
Inc
Corp
Co
370
137
136
18%
74
271/8
1
Aviation
136
19
73%
73%
5
Airlines
Automotive
*73
74%
*18%
19
19
_i
National
18
39% Jan
>
5
National
42 % Apr
136%
134
100
Corp
National Acme Co
I6y4 Mar 19
20% Oct
46 % Nov
10
1
27% Apr 24
17
29
33% May 16
15% Dec
Mar
78% Apr
23
Feb
23
27% July 25
20% Mar 14
Jan
62
14
Dec
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
140% Mar 26
Elec
Co
preferred
series
100
100
100
100
100
♦100
42%
37%
19
101%
53%
53%
54
103
103
103
103
*f>4
95
94
106
*106
106%
107
*105
107
680
94
106
♦105%
42
37%
18%
*100
42%
37%
18%
1011%
.
42%
37%
19 y8
*100
50
40
—
43%
20.900
37%
7,600
19%
200
101%
30
Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2091)
23
?>i
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
lug* for Pmlrai
Year 1955
fomt
21V* Sep 26
Jan
64% July
26
19% Jan
Leweet
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 14
114
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
6
135
23% Jan
8
July
3
8
114
Jan
•4% Jan
10
6
47
Sep 20
40 % Feb
19
99
Jan
78% Apr
23
19
Jan
3
•7% Jan
17
14
16% Dec 20
88% Jan
Jun
7
NoV~"l
34
Feb
71%
Mar 14
84
S3
Mar 14
93
Apr 22
9% Oct
10y4 May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
44% Jun
10
20
Feb
38% Feb
Dec
2
Jan
52
8% Apr 28
Mar
139
24
6% Jan 23
3
41
5
9
Jan
23
Feb
.
9
9
9% Jan
Jan
2
.16% Jan
27
10
87
24
103
,
Feb
,
Jan
6
15% Apr
24
96
Apr
11
Jan: 18
3
30 % Jan
23
36% Jan
38
27
39% Apr
18
40 % Jan
4
57 % Apr
17
13
30% Jan
9
51% Apr
6
17% Sep 21
7 % Jan
5
4y4 May 27
Oct
11
,
>39% Jan 10
22% Dec
27
27% Mar 17
27% July 28
82
Jan
11
>29% Aug
.14% Dec
44
2
7
Jan
6
,44% Oct 28
17% Oct
28
29
14
Oct
33
Dec
30% Jan
23
Nov
28
5
45% Apr
106
22% Feb
'36% Jan
6
13
Jan
6
37% Jan
Jun
45% Jan
15% Apr 12
24% Apr 12
33% Jan
3
16
July 21
147
6
Apr
18% Mar
6
96 •
Mar 15
Jan
105
9
10
Apr
40% Mar 23
23% Apr
107% Apr
94% Apr
24
23
26% Mar 14
1123/4 Jan 13
9
102
Feb
18
106
Jan
109% Jan
13
23
Apr
25
86% Dec
28
97
Jan
4
85
37% Feb
21
48% Sep
19
Apr
43% Feb
28
85% Jun
14
93
Dec
10
90
Apr
13
6
92
Dec
30
88
Jan
12
91
14% Apr
11
15% Jan
95% May 13
100
Dec
29
21% Jan
84% Jan
83
Jan
6
17
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
Apr
18
Jan
3
9
90% Jan
166% Aug 12
173
Jun 10
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
5
81
8
Feb
*
26
15
37% Feb
2
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25 y8 Feb
11
16
23
60
Apr
23
3
13
Jan
10
96% Apr
6% Feb
10
24% Feb
9
8u/4 Apr 24
35% Apr 12
843/4 Apr
4
26
Jan
27
153% Jan
13
36% Jan
24
7
146% Jan 24
25% Jan
19% Mar
7
100% Feb 18
103% Nov 22
23% Dec
27
56% May 9
S2
Oct 11
30% Mar 30
ltL; Mar 18
26% Jan
6
323/4 Mar 29
155
Feb
47% Mar
187
Mar
1
1
2
20
20
23
40 % Apr
6
Jan
23
30% Apr
21% Jan
31
22
19
8
Sep 13
94% Jan
3
9
May 19
Feb
30
13
69% Jan 27
23
43
27
233/s Mar 23
110% Apr
10% Mar
73
52%
53%
52 3/8
523/4
51%
39%
433/4
38%
38%
38%
383/4
•433/4
39%
443/4
38%
433/4
*433/4
443/4
•43%
44%
100
136 5/8
137%
1363/4
1373/8
137
137%
137
138%
2,210
139
140 %
*139%
140
140
140%
141%
142
7%:
7%
7%
73/a
73/a
7%
48%
463/4
483/8
46%
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
♦25
39
25%
39%
1,100
51%
523/a
39 %
51%
11,600
73%
73/a
73/a
360
7%
—
Co
41%
55%
56%
55
27
25%
Co
4.3%
92%
91
91%
32 %
31%
preferred
12
$4.75
Public
90%
11,100
31%
34
15,900
15%
19,600
14%
543/4
543/4
55
46
45 S/8
45%
14%
&
3% %
55%
104'/a
105
410
27%
28
137,600
53%
53%
6,500
15%
15%
243/4
25
47,600
4,800
1,000
27%
27%
27%
54%
55%
53%
54%
523/4
53'/a
15%
15%
153/a
15%
153/8
15%
15 %
25
25%
25%
24%
25
*34
25%
34%,
156
*100
••4
101%
1
21
*
21%
6
66%
-
343/8
♦87
100
39%
67%
39%
1541/a
89
243/a
-
25
*50%
*100'
52
.
20%
6
43"%
103
101%
203/4
6
42%
101
643/4
39
66
39%
34
152
151
89
*87
89
24%
♦50%
*100
20%
25
52
63%
39%
6%
63%
39%
233/4
233/4
233/4
107%
107%
1073/4
96%
39%
233/4
107%
963/4
*103
104
107%
:21%
30%
*86
5
42 3/a
100%
63%
44%
*89
*84
107%
22
30%
87%
45%
94%
90
103%
*107
21%
29 3/8
*86
44%
*89
*84
97
20%
233/4
108
*96%
•J\ 24%
'
'
'*50%
*100
423/4
101
65%
393%
64%
39
800
310
96'%
260
*103%
104
104
*103%
104
108%
107%
107%
•107
107%
21%
29%
21%
21'/a
30%
87
21%
29
*86
44%
94%
*89
44%
*103 %
29
293%
21%
29%
86%
863/4
86%
240
45 %
45
45 %
13,600
*89
94%-
93
•89%
*84
90
•84
90
*84 %
*14
15
*14
15
•14
*97
100
♦97
100
97
100
101
101%
983/4
100%
993/4
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
48%
48%
49
48%
99
99
•99%
59
59%
26%
Coal
Co
49
*99%
48%
♦99'/a
—-
10
101%
60,900
100
12%
4Q
2,700
100%
90
'
60 3/4
613/4
62
65%
63
65
5,700
25%
25%
25
253/4
25
25%
7,600
951%
*91
94
98
98
*973/4
98%
42%
41
413/4
17%
18
*11%
—
14%
60%
98%
17%
100%
100
90
97
263/a
95%
162%
123/a
49
—
25%
41%
*164
100%
93
59%
*93 %
♦93
17%
41
17%
94
*98
41%
41
17%
17%
94
•92
94
10
98%
98%
98%
200
42%
42%
43%
4,600
17%
4,200
17%
17%
166
*162
165
♦162
165
*162
165
♦162
165
162%
♦164
166
*164
166
164
164
164
164
58 %
60
573/8
90
10
433/4
100%
*97%
new—1
22,500
-
86%
443/4
15
48%
29%
13,100
87
90
12%
70
30
22
44%
100
26
4,200
96%
97
*14
2
39%
23%
108%
♦97
10
16,000
*107
5
com
1,430
66%
233/4
15
100%
3,800
12,700
108%
100
99
6
42 3/4
101
104
213/4
100
..
2,300
233/4
*14
No par
*
-
108%
*97
98%
51 %
108%
25
common
62,700
20"%
6
42
100%
1,700
25
101%
20%
0%
6
.
423/4
24%
101%
20%
101
25'/a
52
*50%
•100
20%
6%
42%
101
243/4
101%
107%
96%
470
151
•87
6,000
34
152
89
*23%
98
34 %
34
154
*87
6%
43 3/a
102
'."34%
34
•>
*152
107%
98
91%
91%
587/a
92%
57%
91
573/4
59
91%
91%
58 3/a
92
57%
91%
60
10,100
58%
92%
10,900
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
8'%
8%
24,300
10
34
34%
333/4
34'/4
33%
33%
333/8
34
33%
33%
16,200
100
*84
84%
♦84
84%
*84
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
100
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
91%
91%
92%
92%
600
31%
30%
313/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,300
8%
1
issued"
31
*140
42%
*169
160
43%
178
*145
160
*145
423/4
43%
176%
176%
43%
*175
•144
160
45%
453/8
•180
185
9%
166
47
190
♦145
46%
185
30
160
47%
185
23,100
*
60
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
303/4
30%
303/4
303/4
30%
600
15%
2.50
15%
15
15
*15%
♦15%
15%
15%
153/4
500
5
Co
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
5,900
10
Power
15%
37%
23%
23%
233/4
25
25
25%
25%
28%
20%
30%
18,600
10
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/a
22%
22%
22%
6,900
Gamble
preferred
No par
38
108
108
93/4
9%
38'%
108
9%
107%
9%
108
9%
5,300
17,600
70%
71
71%
71%
71
71%
72
71
71%
170
10
45 %
45%
44%
44%
44%
443%
443/8
443%
of
44%
Indiana—No par
44%
3,600
37 %
37%
373/8
37
%
37%
38%
37%
38
373/4
38
preferred
preferred
preferred
7,000
100
80
82
Co
Co
of
Colorado
81
♦71
82%
*80
*80%
82
330
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
24%
24%
*24%
253%
•243/a
253/a
20O
25
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
24%
*24%
25%
*24%
25 3/8
4.20% preferred
100
Pub Serv El & Gas common.No par
24%
*111%
112%
*111%
112%
113%
113'/a
1,100
33 %
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33'/a
15,100
25
323/4 Jan
1033/4 Feb
16
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
104
Feb
15
4.18%
Apr
27
1063,4 Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
preferred
.
29%
98'/a
30
30
113
33%
30%
•113%
'
333/,
30
115
33%
30
*97
99
♦97
99
♦97
99
*100
102
*100
102
•100
102
100
*102%
104 %
♦102%
103%
*1023/8
103%
273/8 Mar 26
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
9
74% Jan
3
Pullman
4
513/4 Apr
5
Pure
7
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5"'
33%
6%
preferred^
100'
*147
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10.,
33%
(The)
30
33%
81
102
64% Feb
Oil
98%
113
80 %
*100
37% Jan
Inc
30
82
100
41% Apr 11
19
1063%
25%
23
20
106%
55%
10
Feb
106% 1063/4
•104 % 105%
25
153
200
46%
26
\
58
45%
*15%
10
33% Apr
14%
*543/4
45%
453/4
104 %
Apr
10
14%
57
*543/4
1
class B
cum
143/4
143/4
104%
98% Apr
page 20.
90
26%
West
Electric
Serv
4.16%
353/8 Mar
89 3/4
31%
105%
-100
class A
"when
Publfc Serv
4.32%
153
89%
31%
26
100
Plymouth Oil Co
30
27
90%
31%
14%
453/4
89
10
89%
31%
*
104%
convertible preferred—100
Inc
5
Co
500
29
26%
Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The) common
1
Potomac
28
*28%
105% "'
3
1st series prior pfd
Poor &
90
•27%
29
26%
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
com
24
23
106%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
2.50
New
24
*27%
106%
Pitts
Plough
24
•23
*28%
*533/,
34%
4,900
24
14%
157
39%'
29
54%
%
1,000
39%
28
106 3/4
preferred—No par
preferred
(conv),
No par
5%%
'
-14%
46
5
52
*23
31%
42"%
16,200
3,200
5
52
*27
29
102
17%
17%
5%
*28%
27%
*53%
'
2,700
1
24
31 %
convertible
26% Mar 14
16
23%
*28%
5
13,800
39%
*27
—
55%
26%
10
Consolidation
88% Mar 29
Apr
39
28%
i
com
Coke & Chem Co
26% Jan
31% Jan 30
39%
40
55
100
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
25
30% Jan
38%
106 %
99
145
393/8
10
~
-
•26
17'/a
5
106%
5
l
383/4
26%
100
:
*35
.
52
23%
46
;
26%
52
100
Phoenix
&
553/8
17%
,
98
v
40
54%
25%
52%
100
:
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh
•35-
55
25%*
16%
91%
100 1
preferred
5%
40
54%
52
28%
No par
preferred
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
5%%
•35
17
5
26%
common—No par
preferred
3.9% series preferred
$4.80
"4; " 4,900
393/8
-39%
12.50
—
4%
Pitts
33%
105%
100
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
5%
323/4
5
(conv)
Phila & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp
common
*
33'/a
"5%
52%
163/4
5%
*23
& Co Inc common__l
preferred
preferred'
preferred
4.68%
32%
100
$1 conv preference com
3.8%
50,500
33*
10
common
Electric
14%
52%
163/4
J'
78%
14%
253%
173%
5%
-
♦96%
15
53
153/4
*52%
76%
99
32%
26%
-
77%
26,000
13,700
14%
v
56%
26%
'
'
'
75%
19%
•96 %
106%
8
33% Sep 14
33%
*35% "41%
19
15%
99
40
common
Phila
25
3
33%
76%
1
19%
-
143/4
10
Mfg Co
Corp
4.4%
76
♦96%
15%
50
Phelps-Dodge
•»
96
19
19%
100
preferred——
Corp of Amer new
Brewing Co.—
2nd
77%
'
14%.
*35%
'
19%
9%
39% Mar 13
Jan
753/4
—- —
.
,
'
19%
96
8,200
5,400
'
—
~~
4
19
107%
46
100
19% --l93/a
-75 % - - 77
"
4,000
47%
*8%
22% Jan
144
47%
-
-
No par
Corp
2o0
383/4
9%
17
6
1
1,500
45
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
see
25 3%
39
107%
35% Mar 22
For footnotes
♦25
393/a
9%
Mar 15
118% Mar 20
is
25%
39
106%
20
31% Aug
*25
9%
24
154
2^/4
107%
28
Apr
24% Apr
7
21
22%
9%
32% Jan
Nov
22%
106%
29 % Apr
105
*22%
No par
33 y4 Apr
Jun
23
Procter
34% Nov 16
105% July
10%
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
24% Apr
112 % Apr
104
170
10%
10%
140
No par
Enterprises
18,800
127
103/a
9
Feb
80
5
14
41%
127
10%
2
36% Apr
43% Jun 28
89% Jkn
6
29% Jan 18
5
Apr
25
27
Mar
31 % Apr
30% Jan
Aug
93
16
4
J5% Mar 18
27
Apr
Jan
18
26% Oct
4
163% Jan
Apr
125% Sep
26
170
3
24% Mar 15
65% Apr
27% Apr
9
19
112% Nov 15
28% Jan
3
3
9
153% Dec
40% Dec
Nov
3
Mar
9
47
Feb
18
Mar
7
81
40%
126
80
136% >137%
...
Cement
(Chas)
4%
18% Mar 28
Feb
12% Jan
-
8
*
9
Oct
69% Dec
40%
100
39%
51%.
4%%
Pfeiffer
$5
37% Feb
&
series preferred
Milk
Pitts
88% Feb
Dec
37%
120
120
100
53 %
24%
10
81
24% Sep
373/4
♦115
100
38%
51 %
Apr
4
44% Mar 23
July 26
108
37
100
3,900
52%
*43%
23%
96
15
6
100 %
5,600
,
39
33%c
100
74
7
29% Jan
500
723/4
45
*25
No par
6
Jun
6
66
72%
393/a
-
2.50
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet
3
84% July 28
27% Dec
66
44%
39%
*87'
13
96
159% Dec
663/4
90
25%
100
Jan
29
8
102
24
162
92% Sep 23
8% May 18
30% Jan
3
If
5
16
162
22
16% Feb
3,100
79
39%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
32% Feb
16 % Feb
93
8
108% Jan
Mar
99% Mar 14
59 % Jan
45
3
94% Mar 12
22% Feb
16
30 y4
41% Dec
Feb
46% Mar 19
4
99
21% Dec
91
19
48
100% Sep 20
102% Aug 31
23
10% Jan
5
14
6
400
132
723/4
'*22%
•
Apr
6
Dec
13
17
130%
45%
223/4
25%
preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
*
22% Apr 19
36% Mar 13
101% Apr
123/4 Jan
104% Feb
Sep 20
97% Aug 25
15% Mar 14
158% Jan 31
28% Sep
78% Jan
13% Apr
.
17
98% Mar 12
83% Nov 23
52% Jun
*163/4
45%
*25
1
No par
.
$1.60
10
Apr
61
37%
120
♦77
16%
72 %
223/4
*
4
76% Mar 19
Jan
6
79
132
73%
10%
r.--
1
Corp
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
24
103
M«» 30
16
Apr
Airways Inc
Proof
Penn-Texas
17
23
17
6
37%
17,800
260
46%
100
100%
►118
12%
91
73
10%
10
Pennsylvania RR
17
54% Jan
7
4.40%
1
38% Jan
29
30
38
12
45%
..-*22%
-
Corp—I
1
Corp (The)
1
Penna
Glass
Sand
Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com—No par
4%% preferred
100
Pfizer
107
106
10% Dec
common_100
Petroleum
16
46% Jan
130%
*10%
No par
Transportation
Penn-Dixie
3
Mar
22
100% July
33% Jan
16%
132
10V2
23%
100
World
Mines
22% Apr 12
7% Mar 12
Dec
6
17
127%
74%
46%
100'/a
120
10%
Consolidated
Rust
45 % Apr
1
18
43% Jun
69% Jan
37 %
10
25
101%
♦us
6
.1:
73%
46%
47
.101 %
100
Corp.
Teleg
*16%
127
663%
70%.. 73%
45%
Pennroad
26
Jan
12 % Jan
6
38
Oct 31
82% July
^
„
.
3
25% Apr
-54
98% Mar 27
July 25
19
125%
*77
16%
16%
128
Telep .common—No par
preferred
25
.1
$1.32 preferred
25
$1.30 preferred
25
Penney (J C) Co..
—No par
Mar 23
13
160
9
Jan
37% Feb
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
III
May 26
•77
17
126%
79
1
$1
Mar 29
35% Feb
21
Feb
2
13
23
100
108
79
*16%
5
Peninsular
29
31% Jan
11
48
59.
Feb
*19% Jan
26
5
102% Oct
'
Jan
4
26% Mar
23
90% Apr
20% Jan
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
115% Apr 19
102 y4 May 2
107% Apr
1
96y4 Oct
28
11
43
110% Jan
14
3
112% Mar
22% Apr
Sep
Jan
25
Apr
48% Jan *
109
13
3
102% Dec
55
12
10
II
29
15% Mar 14
Apr
Jun
106% Jan
9,100
Electric
&
Patino
.9
20
104
4
29
50%
25
Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
13
Jan
35% Feb
<
25
30% Jun
33%
6,100
50%
preferred
Parker
28% Mar 27
Apr
53
Mar
6% Nov 22
29% Jan
i
101.
14% Apr ,23
49% Feb 29
113% Apr 20
108 y4 Apr 25
Nov
25
24
25
97
19
Jan
48
19
89 % Apr
173
Oct
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
2
Sep
23
26 % Jan
6
38
52
•
26% Apr
3
21
146
102
29% Feb 24
29% May
58
Tin
Amer
Park
124% Mar 26
49% Dec
47%
51%
49
*77%
.
.41% Mar 12
5
6
108% July
22
3
22 % Jan
23
4
Jun
463/4
51
No par
Penick & Ford
37% Jan
Jun
47
51
common
&
Parmelee
8
15% Dec
46%
49%
79%
...
4
6
38
Telep
17% Apr 25
6% Mar 12
44% Mar
106% Dec
46%
50
78%
46%
49%
453/4
49 %
No par
53% Apr
;
49% Jan 30
25% Jan
9
May
Feb
12% Jan 23
V 4% Feb
8
14
6
41% Mar 14
107
12
54% Feb
•90%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
--•■
4%
preferred i
100 --*95
98
Panhandle Oil Corp.
i__
.l!
~~143/4« 15
Paramount Pictures Corp——1
33% - 34%
3
5
9
44
Pan
; 7
3
25
10% Jan
,/
4%
21% Mar 20
Jan
Nov
34% Feb
91
Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
12
44% Jun
.
12
90%
>
74
15
11%
91
preferred
Pacific
50% Mar 26
47 y4 May
Nov 29
6%
9
24 % Feb
40
Pacific
9
Mar
12%
90%
Inc
Pacific Mills
Mar 27
152 % Feb
12
92
15
Lighting Corp
Pacific
12
Apr 18
104
Co
&
12
Apr
12%
6.25
com
Gas
Jan
300
12
45 %
preferred
Pacific
Jan
Jun
r
Inc
preferred
Pacific, Finance
54
25,500
90%
issued"
Fisheries
Coast
40
3,300
57%
57%
121
121
57%
122
12%
5%
Jan: 16
53% Mar 28
57%
♦120
Shares
263/g
91%
No par
conv
141
88
.
Pacific
57%
122
26%
.46%
Co common..
Amer
3
22.
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42
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26
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110
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
1
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25
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12
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9
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31
33% Feb 17
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9
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22
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17
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4
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13
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98
107
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7
Jan
40
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8
92% May 18
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7
10
86
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2
7
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84
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16
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6
6
28
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16
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52
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11
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18
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11
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10
54
Oct
18
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63
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23
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14
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6
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3
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2
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174
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28
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2
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24
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6
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5
18
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7
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6
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78
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
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310
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162
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295
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4
59
47%
100
53% Jan
28% Jan 17
72% Jan
pfd
r
3,000
9%
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18%
;
;
16%
6%
33
52%
66%
South Amer Gold & Platinum.
48% Apr
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
Aug
Soivay American Corp 4%
84%
52 Va
81
-
32%
16 Va
—1
—
84%
,;
13%
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30%
85
•
*
20V2
27 V2
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15
—2
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25y2Apr
2
35% Mar 1
31% Jan
7
6
....
31%
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18%
63
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10
Solar Aircraft Co
24
30%
295
15,300
24%
24
*142
v
46%
46%
31%
41%
" *20Va
32
10
„w—
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
12 y4 Jan 24
3
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
5
237%-Apr 10
Feb 25
Smith
125 :
23%
-
29
29.,
57%
47%
85%
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9%
95 y2
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162
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300
100
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39%
98%
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35%
13%
22%
14%
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464
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23
14%
39%
101%
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464
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88
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57%
95
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56%
123%
3,400
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27%:
33%
45
37'A
47%
-
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Skeliy Oil Go——
13%
I
35%
35
37%
40%
22
1'5%
33%
45
35%
'
97%
30%
357/a
13%
;
35 Va
•
96%.
122%
85V2
*86
81%
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
30%
57%
57
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39»A
96%
.
30%
51
7
76 .
52%
38%
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'
15%
26%
22%
14%
39
'
36y8
.
No par
—
'6
10% Apr 17
54
-
79% Apr
Jum 23
37% Jan
-
22% Jan
6i y4 Jan
12 % May 23
210
26% Dec 19
7
9
16
19% Mar 21
205
Feb J4
61% Dec 30
17% Jan
Jan
Co'
57%
.1
50c
Slmonds Saw & Steel
vv
'
7.50
of America
;
96
23%
Shell Oil Co,
Sheller Mfg Corp :
Sheraton Corp
13V4
48 Ye
Signode Steel Strapping Co
45% Jan
44
39% Jan
6
13%
.1
25% Feb
15% Jan
13%
.No par
No par
30% July 12
19 y4 Jun 22
Mar 19
37
,
1
10
29
30%
..84%
1
62 Va Jan
9
98%
30
36
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53
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36%
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19%
20 Va
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59%
61%
62%
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72%
71%
72%
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" 39%
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7
82% Apr
'
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Inc. common...
39%
96%
125% T25% *
47%
48
f
*23%
24
30%
31%
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$4.50 preferred +
Shamrock Oil & Gas—
\
.
27
14%
307/a
57V8
.5
Sears. Roebuck
15
39%
99%
.
39%
22
16Va
i 22%
40
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96
20
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45
45
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464
465%
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27
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7
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^
7% Apr 27
3
39% Jan 20
31
Nov 16
23
Jan
29
Mar 29
23% Mar 26
3
36% Jan
21% Feb 29
31% Apr 25
'
.
19% Feb
<
168
1
103%
22%
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102
51%
98%
30'A
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co.-_100
!
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
.5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage-Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries.'Ino
1.40
Schering Corp
15c
Scott Paper. Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred 1
—No par
$4 preferred ——.—..Ro par
Scovill -Mfg Co common..
25
<3.65%., preferred1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co.—
Mar 12
26%
469/
,
22%
14%
-*
3
40% Apr
89% Mar
.1
—I
—
—
6
9
466
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35%
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100
—
6
95
105% Apr
Jan' 5
36
9
63% Apr 20
23
.
102% Apr 19
7
22% Mar
14
92 % Apr
65
Feb 11
Feb
41
43% Jan
'
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32
105
preferred series A
'
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33%
45%
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33%
,
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16%
27
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70 '
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55%
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-
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44%
10
79%
47%
57%
70
84%
102
32%
51%
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76%
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17
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16
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52%
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; ,75%
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,
St L San F Ry Co common-.No par
Preferred series A 5%—
100
5
Jan
170
preferred
Safeway Stores common
5
4% preferred
10
4.30%
conv preferred—,—100
St Joseph Dead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
27
Jan
conv
21%
16%
-
58% Apr 27
97% Feb
3
126V4 Apr
15
—10
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co..50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruberoid Co (The)
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
0
27
33% Mar 12
J
4%
*
17y* Jan 11
44% Jan
4
9
15
48% Jan
3
11
76%
53%
35"%
21%
16%
5
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
6
.
88% Sep
18
76%
53
35JA
35
33
*51%
7Va
7%
Rochester Gas & El Corp.
No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle CO—
-5
Rohm Sc Haas Co* common.^
20
Jan 16
26% Jan
44% Dec 29
Jan
10
7Va
Company
5%%
37% Apr 26
32% Dec
43% Dec 29
08% Jan 25
5s
—
7%
70
*84%
86
' ' *102
102y2
/
35'A
52%
33%
52'A
1
5
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,
No par
Corp
Paper r orp—_
Ritter
6
47% Mar 21
9
Jan
'
102
28
35
Oct
21
27
102 *
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
26% Sep
33% Dec
102
.
.
v
64%
l&iv4
8%
14
14
47%—48%
>
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40%
38
37%
29%
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16%
28%
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32
8%
32
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29
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79%
47%
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10
100
Roan Antelope Copper Mines.:
14% Jan 18
6
y%
;
47% :
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;
9%
16%
^
86
17% Mar 20
8
*
89
70
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17% Sep
13
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24% Jan
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2
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49
100
23
6
41% Jan
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32%
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s
7%
14%
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53% Apr
Dec
Oct
33%
7%
55
40% Apr
23% Jan
12% Jan
34
33
*64
-
14 Va
14
28
:
.
10
10
10
35% Apr, 23
8
20% Feb
21
64%
47%
55%
Richfield Oil Com
5
64 V4
80
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhinelander Paper Co
Rhodesian Selection
Trust
52% Apr 23
4
13%
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14
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9%
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29%
1
50
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'
105y4 Jan 11
37% Mar 15
84% Apr
Co...
Metals
pfd series A
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B__
26
13%
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28%
5
4%%
*
70
5
34% Jan
6% Jan 18
66% Jan 23
9
82
5
<29% Apr 27
8
42
6
101 % Apr
2
8% Sep
49% Mar 19
1
70
' Apr 26
84% Apr 20
2
83
82% Apr
17
49% Mar
5
40
13
12%
9%
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1
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10
1
10
Reynolds
45% Feb
26%
;
58%
35%
35 '
40
;
37%
-
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38%
v
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27%
28
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58
". '.35%
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8%
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10%
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16%
34%
41'
37%
37%
30%
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16%
34%
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40
41
*37%
10
10
Revere Copper & Brass—
5
New common "when issued"—5
RexaU Drug Co
L.
L
2.50
46% Apr
48
35%
34%
*40
35%
26,300
6,100
4,700
46%:
80 V4
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11
10%' 10%
,
58%,
^
Apr 24
10%Marl9
27
58%
x351A
' 16%
34%
<
' -v
Republic Pictures common
,$1. convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp..
451
15
Sep
-
50c
& Co—
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
13
44
8
Inc.;
Bros
(Robt)
Conv
2
13% Jan
11% Aug 15
10%
17%
-
Reliance Mfg Co common
18
4
64% Apr
:/;T0%
8%
10%
59 '
36%
■
8y8
46%
46%
79%
8%
45%
7»%
8%
'
Shares
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
46
79%
8%
45%
79%
8%
'
the Week
Friday
Tanrsday
Wednesday
Apr. 25
46%
80%
8%
80%
8%
v
r.
46%
'79%
8%
47%
io%
$1.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
16
Jan
46%
80%
*58%
35%
Reeves
10% Mar 14
18% Mar 14
7% Feb 21
,
Apr. 24
i—.1
Rels
7% Jan
Corp—
-
9
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Raybeetos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier toe
-1
_5
Raytheon Mfg Co.
Reading Co common..—...
50
' 4% noncum 1st .preferred
—30
4% noncum 2nd preferred..
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
-5
Reed Roller Bit Co—
No par
36% Mar 29
14
Apr . 24
33% Jan
38% July 27
5
6
7
25% Apr 15
7
May
12
35% Apr 23
28% Jan
13
Mar
Jan
9
;
59% Apr 12
42% Jan 11
34% Jan
.18% Mar 22
3
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14
53% Jan 23
47
*
Apr. 23
Pat
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred.—-—No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
50% Mar 22
87%Feb
25
60% Nov 16
41% July 5
37% Jun
Oct 11
,
38
12
f' *'*
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
Blfhe—
79 % Apr
2
10% July
7
32
31
•5% July
88% July 27
8% Mar 14
47
Lava*I
HifhMl
81% Jan
v-.'
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1965
Uvwt
*
STOCKS
Beagt far Prtrleu
11%
.
6i700
10%
'
3,100
f
■i
Volume 183
Number 5529
...
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2093)
r
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
t
,
,
Range for PreTfona
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
73% Jan
•
18
Range Since Jan. 1*
Lowest
Highest
98% July
42
99
Mar 14
Aug 19
53% Jun
50Ye Sep
8
87% Jan
19
48% Jan
23
63% Apr
31
62% Apr
13
47% Jan
4
Mar 28
102
98% Apr
16
66
Monday
Standard Oil of California
2
Standard Oil
of Indiana
g
Standard Oil
of
Mar 2a
New
3%%
6
15% Dec
22
13% Feb
14
14% Jan
3
25
22% leb
14
15 % Apr
11
17% Jan
3
40% May 26
50
11
43% Jan
23
52% Mar 13
Starrett Co
36
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
51% Jr.n
19
75
Apr
18
Stauffer
5
15
Jan
106
105
104
60
58%
60
58
59
58%
7
58%
59%
58 %
59 %
57%
58
58
10
62 %
63 %
61 %
62%
61
61%
61
25
58% Jan
6
100
4
•
Feb
42 % Mar 14
59% Dec
24 %
29
May 12
Jan
13% Mar
29
50
23% Jan
6
38% Oct
18% Jan
6
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
"16% Feb 23
-19Va Jan • 4
26 Vs Jan
6
20% Sep
26
9
21
21
33% Feb
11
41% Jun
4
95
Dec
27
67 % Feb
11
21% Jan
6
25% May 12
32% May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
740
Jan
6
Jun
80% Sep
27% Jun
3
4
20% Jan
6
20% Jan
26
Jan
9
25% Apr
12
8
-
35
9
30
26
70% Jan
31
15
22% Jan
23
Aug ' 1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
24% Apr
25
80
26% Jan
6
9
39
Feb "
6
69 % Apr
17
78
Mar 22
8% Apr
8
10% Mar
g
964
Jan
10
8
33% Sep
15
24
Jan
23
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
49% Jun- 6
45
Jan
1,220
' 6
44% Oct
41
26
Mar 1*
91 % Apr
15
6% Jan
6
17% Jan
10
99
25% Jan
6
11% Sep
41% Jan
27
25
83% Jan
6
17
May 16
9
9
98 '
27
25
14
51
34%
7,400
25%
4,600
136% Apr
" '
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
37%
38%
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38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8% Apr
10% Jan
24
77 >:
78
76%
77 Va
76%
78%
3,700
25%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
27%
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1
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
25%
25»/4
25 Va
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
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38%
38%
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30
72
73%
73%
74%
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73%
72
73
71%
72
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,040
1,0*0
12.50
50
No par
96%
96%
96%
96%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
19%
*19%
19%
com
Corp__.
common
Land
Textron American Inc common
10
23% Feb
14
" 29% Apr
16
15% Feb
28
13% July 25
47% July 25
24
52% Jan
UVb Jan
30
Apr
2i
13
11% Jan
11
18
13% Feb
8
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
48% Jan
23
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
Mar 27
100
7
22
33
Jan
11
6
104
12
13
79% Apr
1
•
22% Oct
28
18% Jan
-.
-
20
8:
22% Jan
24% July 13-
22% Oct'11
60
14
Nov
18
.18
Maris
May 16
53% Feb
25
Mar 14
51
Aug 26
33% Apr. 14
59% Apr 14
24% Dec
16
; 15% Aug 16
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
2
'\
28% Mar 21
"Jan
31
,,-23
Jan
28
Apr
3
23
Jan 10
17
' 28%'Feb 14
25
'
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52% Feb
7
63
-
*
Mar
2
Mar
2
36% Mar 12
31% Jan
13
21 Vs Jan
30
29% Anr
12
19
15% Apr 27
#17% Feb
6
60
19
46
Jan
4,
25% Nov
2
13% Jan
e
16% Jun
15
33
4
43y8Jun
28
1
11
.
10
40% Maria:
Apr
Mar
26%' Apr
25
7
24
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4.30%
51
'.
*
Mar 20
14% Jan
18
33% Jan
3
»
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30
10%
15,300
19%
29%
500
14
14%
17,700
57%
56
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
57%
57%
132%
130%
130%
130%
133%
136%
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5,500
21,900
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130%
132
700
65%
65%
65%
66 %
46
47
46
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46%
47%
47%
48%
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36
35%
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35
35%
34
34%
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27
27
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38%
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10,900
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39
300
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174
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38%
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28
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27%
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49
49 %
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50
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50
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13%
14
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49
47%
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110
13%'
13%
13%
200
61%
61
v
770
13
-
12%
60%
61%
14,200
70
99
99
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
11,000
26%
26%.
78%
77%
*46%
62
26%
26%
26 Va
26
26%
4,800
101%
*100
100
26%
13 Va
13%
13%
60%
13%
47%
;
*12
12%
*12
12%
*13%
63%
46
26%
75%
14%
56%
41%
24%
'
78%
100
100
77%
78%
78
79%
6,200
78%
14%
14%
14%'
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,200
55
56
52%
54%
53%
54%
55
55%
4,500
40%
41%
40%
41 %
41%
43%
43%
45%
91,400
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
200
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
19,000
57%
58
57%
58
23%
*22
23
..*22
v
100
101
45%
41
*47
*12
62,
:
15%
66
14%
53%
5
175
39%
17
74
No par
8%
8%
8%
*171
39%
23%
26%
v
8%
175
40%
28%
45
2
27%
.■
23%
23
*22%
,
27%
27%
27%
58
24%
6,700
*58
27%
58%
59%
58
25%
*52%
26
55%
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
27%
27%
28
52%
52%
53
53
54%
54%
56
56
34%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34%
34%
34%
*58%
28Va
15%
*46%
60
28%
15%
*57%
59%
57%
57%
*58%
28 Va
28%
.28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29,100
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,700
49
♦46
49
46
46
49
49
49
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
27%
27 Va
27%
1
50
1
(The)——
8%
*167
174
*99
_50
1
conv
Oil Corp
10%
19%
*13%
64%
'
2
-preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co—-—
1
TXL
*19%
98
♦96%
10%
29 %
12%
47
No par
5
Tung-Sol Electric Co common..
62% Mar 13
20% Jan
18% Mar
-
98
10%
14 Ve
*12%,, 12%
25
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common
$2.70. preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
:
Preferred series A (conv)
58% Mar 12
32
*
52% Apr
•
*96%
10%
■
30
49%
100
com—10
1
.
3
9
55% Jan
25% Dec 29
50
23
-
98
10% :
19%
8%
15
Trane Co (The) ——.
Transamerica Corp———;
Trans* World Airlines Inc
Transiie & Williams Steci
27
24% Feb
28% Jun. 15
55% Dec
.'20
4
4o% Apr
38% Jan 23
*96%
13%
39%
1
common.:
Timken Roller Bearing.^
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Mar 29
18,000
*29%
*171
No par
No par
L
V $1.20 preferred
25
15
'.57% Apr
-
7,500
51%
*19%
39%
-
-
46%
50%
14%
*26%
_100
4% preferred -*.
Tide Weter Associated Oil
-
*
45%
50%
19%
13%
,
.
Thompson. Products Inc common__5
"
13
7
10
14
Feb
■28% Feb
•
17
' Feb
44% Jan
18% July 26
"
47% Mar 26
23
25% Apr
-.62% Feb
-
100
46%
50
30
35%
1
No par
-
Thompson (J R),
r
24
*23%
45%
50%
13%
47%'
$2.50 convertible preferred——50
.141
Jan 26
68% Mar 29
24
*23%
46%
49%
30
28
16%
Mar 28
51
Ry Co
$2.40 conv preference
4
24
45%
14
27%
The Fair
Thermoid Co
3,800
30
$1.25 Conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
2
14% Apr
10% Jan 23
44% Jan 10
Apr
4,000
48%
13%
50c
/
11
29%
47%
30
46%
10
16
49
28%
48%
Trust—
29% Apr
?
29
47%
14'
130%
No par
Inc
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
17% Mar 27
270
29
48%
57
preferred series A—2S
Pacific
2,300
1,055
65%
Coal & Oil—
Texas &
l,0o0
10,400
30%
25
Texas Pacific
7
1,050
3,500
8%
'
3%
Sulphur
Pacific
8%
29
*23%
'
issued"
conv
8%
i35/8
*30
2.50
Texas Gulf Producing Co
9
Mar
19v2
5
Corp__
14
July 12
8%
10c
24
4.48%
90
78%
46
*
1,500
6,000
101
26%
49%
"When
*98 Va
78%
45%
'
101
25%
*23%
Aircraft
♦99
.
79
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
*
101
51,900
T
-
26%
23% Feb
182
101
50%
9
5
Apr
101
23%
Mar 20
43 "
101
46
4
28% Apr
'
101
78%
l
:
*99
26%
A
$4 preferred
27
Apr
8%
No par
1
25% Nov
48% Sep
35% Jun
8%
39
14%
common
6
37% Mar 14
8%
38%
1
23%
27
68% Apr
•
50%
9
400
33%
24%
Texas Utilities Co—
58% Jun
20
33%
42% Mar 26
75 % Dec
20
25%
23
3
20%
24%
23
6
*19%
33%
Jan
11
20%
24%
34% Jan
150 '
1
Jan
*19%
,
33%
2
39% Oct
4,000
20
27
38% Feb
13
13% Jan
19%
57% Apr
115% Jan
4
-48
1,800
18%
20
24
28
28% Dec
6,900
19%
19
20 %
33 %
Nov
5
37%
19%
18%
*19%
25%
38% Dec
17
37 Va
19 %
No par
Texas
Jan
37%
19%
18%
14
Feb
5
24
37%
19%
18%
1
16
26% Jan
37%
19%
19
9
25% Jan
.15% Feb
37%
19%
18%
Temco
33% Jan
1
37%
19 Va
'18%
Talcott Inc (James)
Telautograph Corp
8
Jun
37'%
19%
18%
9
6
43
38
19
3
37
6
37%
Jan
28% Jun
7% Jan
4,400
17,600
14% Jan
11
12% Jun
57%
24%
35
10
11% Mario
56%
24%
16
28% Oct
19% Mar
56%
24%
29
24% Oct
53
55%
24%
45%
Instruments
25% Nov
56
24%
7.50
Gulf
25
55%
24%
48%
Texas
Jan
55"%
25
*28%
Texas
Nov
55%
24%
48%
14
18
56%
25
29%
Symington Gould
100
55%
24%
48
38% Mar 26
15% Nov 28
14%
28%
27
45
14%
49
27
Jan
14%
30
Apr
12
*14%
Feb
65% Apr
13"% Jan
14%
48%
11% Jan
174
*14%
29%
34
17
14%
5
28
19
*14%
50
21
11
14%
33 %
Corp
16% Jan
Oct
5,400
*14%
25
Paper Co
44% Jun
Oct
1,500
72
1,040
11
Oct
52
71
1,065
11
9
51%
70%
1,050
10% Oct
35
51%
70%
1,070
36% Oct
143
*50%
71%
45
12
Dec
50%
70%
12"% Feb
29
30
45% Dec
15%
50%
71%
1,070
Mar 15
" 20% Mar
16
50 %
69%
Sylvania Elee Prod Inc
11 Va Mar 13
3,500
16
50
73%
Sweets Co of America (rhe)__4.16%
Swift & Co
25
7
31
16
15%
50%
70%
25
Superior Steel
52% Mar 22
-
18% Feb 27
July 25
27% Feb
48% Jan
9
8% Feb
—
25
Feb
92% Jan
21
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
62% Jun
6
121 % Dec
4
25
42
July 26
9% Sep
*
22 V2 Jan
45% Apr
15%
15%
50
33
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Sutherland
7,800
33 %
Sunshine
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
-
14
25%
common
4%%, preferred series
3
8,700
99
13%
33
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2
Feb
*98
14
1
Corp
Sunray-Mid-Oont 'Oil Co
5
36% Jan
41% Nov
Mar 30
Apr
99
13%
25
Corp
Chemical
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common
Mar 23
28
61%
1
Sunbeam
8
61%
23,700
]
Co
Studebaker-Packard Corp.
F.b
129,500
No par
:
Broadcasting
10% Feb 29
101
42,000
59%
2C
42
Jan
60 %
59
61%
♦98
13%
59%
58%
5
97
1
99
13%
,,
59
5
8
Sun
15%
*98
14
106%
15
common
Stone & Webster—--
6
99
13%
Shares
105%
5
23
18% Feb
20
Inc
Mar 20
% Apr
16
105%
104%
1
& Co Inc—
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
15% Mar 15
*98
13%
15%
104%
Apr. 27
10
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Storer
99
13%
No par
Co
Feb
32
28
1,080 Dec
Drug
Stevens (J P)
*98
1
8
L S~
13 % Jan
7
17% Aug 12
105
39 % Apr
-21% Jan
22% Feb
;
15% Jan ; 4
Oct
9
10
13
Feb
-
(The)
Chemical
Sterling
27% Mar 12
19% Apr 20
31% Mar 21
5
Aug 26
32
27
18% Feb
33% Dec 30
12% Jan
Apr 26
18
July 44
29ye July
Jan
24 Va
5
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
103
the Week
Friday
Apr, 26
59%
Sterchi Bros stores Inc_
Mar 30
13% Jan
Bales
Thursday
Apr. 25
104%
preferred series A
8% Jan
Wednesday
25
Jersey new
16% Oct
Apr. 24
No par
Standard Oil of Ohio common
100% Mar 23
Tuesday
Apr. 23
Par
5
„
LOW AND HIGH 8 ALB FKICKB
STOCK
EXCHANGE
:
110% Apr
24
49% Jan
42% May 18
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK RECORD
;
*
-
10%
26%
28%
27%
1
*58
-
27%
26%
*46
5,200
400
2,400
100
60
♦58 Va
60
600
+
340
10%
10
10%
8,200
27%
27'/a
27%
25,600
3,000
u
80% Mar 14
Jan
-13% Feb
9
16% Mar 19
Udyllte
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
Jan
30
44
38%
38 Va
38 Va
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
38%
6% Jan
31
Apr
23
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
38 VA
8
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
31% Feb
May
6% Dec
10
43
-Apr
12
Union
Bag
39%
26
131
Apr
Union
Carbide &
35
4
Jan
6
116% Sep
31% Jun
30
27% Jan
6
31% Apr
26
20
108% Mar 22
92
113
Nov
1
100 *
86% Oct
3
103% Jan
0
Jan
28% Apr
30
Jan
17
106 % Apr
24
112
Jan
,9
Preferred $4.50 series
Mar 23
93
Jan
11
Preferred $3,70 series,
92:
59
Feb
86
17
205.
Nov
52
Jan
49% Aug 31
6
26% Jan
148 % Sep
113
Nov
34% Jan
28
189% Apr
24
Unidn
Pacific RR Co
50
24
52% Feb
21
5
34% Apr
27
44% Jan
18
49% July 25
Jan
35% Jan
23
27% Jan
23
Jan
27
July 25
22% Jan
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
27
22
15
105
73% Mar 26
129
4 %
noncumulative
Union Tank
United
Mar 26
4%
-
Car
Aircraft
conv.
87
United
Air Lines
United
Biscuit
24
27
28% Apr
9
20
71 % Mar 26
5
10
Inc——
No par
Carbon Co
United
*91
86%
*84%
70
94
86%
86%
100
€0
186
60%
61
188
187
50
100
*99
100
*99
61
100
60%
19,800
186%
186
8,400
49%
49%
49%
48%
48%
48%
32
33
33
34
34Va
343/4
2,300
6,500
68%
67%
67%
67%
69
68%
69%
10,600
38%
39
*102 %
94
*84%
49
*
32%
32%
32%
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
of
$4.50 preferred
*91
32%
*117%
120
38%
America—No par
20
Feb
186
94 -
67%
68%
117 %
189%
108
*106%
48%
49%
32
*
60%
108
'31%
49 Va
100
100
61%
186%
188
67%
com
*84%
100%
61 Va
62%
31%
Corp
44% Mar 20
86
86
*99
*91
94
No par
;
preferred
32% Apr
107
*91
preferred—50
Co
*106%
108
100
185%
23
3
86
*98
16
23
17% Jan
94
171% Feb
63% Jan
33% Sep
108% Feb
*91
61%
113 Va Jan
6
-No par
No par
25
22
29
106%
No par
128% Dec
Mar 15
23,100
106 %
106 %
109
series—
7
103% Jun
6,100
27%
Oil of California
48% Apr
20,700
26%
27 Va
Union
30*
127%
26
27%
5
3
126%
25%
27%
2
4
126 %
25%
27%
Feb
22
125
26
27%
Jan
74 % Dec
126%
25%
27%
91
32% Jun
125
8,100
26%
65% Apr
26
128
5,800
4,100
40
27%
*108
common
39 Va
26
104
$4
39%
xl26
19
Preferred
39
28 Va
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
39%
26%
10
•
39
127%
Mar 26
15
40
,
27%
Jan
Apr
39%
40%
8
26
common
98'
25
Jan
&
Elec Co
52
7
139
Union Chem
Union
.
7%
8
127
Qarbon
No par
Materials Corp—10
-10
14
2
7%
6%
Corp
Paper
27
July 27
104% Mar 29
12
26
&
Apr
7
45% Sep
6
i
(The)
Corp
23% Feb
92
98% Sep
27
27 Va
-
5
Apr
Mar
*102%
105
*117%
120
38%
39%
31%
32%
*102 %
105
120
26 Va
26 Va
26%
25%
65
65%
65%
66
66
66%
53%
53%
52
52
50%
105
*102%
25%
50%
♦102%
7,600
313/8
31
31%
31 Vs
32%
105
26 Va
3,400
105
25%
♦66
25%
25%
60 %
25%
400
40 %
40
' 39%
39%
120
120
120
120
39%
66 %
66 Va
51%
1,200
7,500
United-Carr Fastener—
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
57% Aug 24
44% Feb
.
10
62
(Delaware)
Mar 21
"
72 Va July 18
b% Jan
78
12
Jan
6
7
7% Feb
11
8Va May 17
38% Oct
27
6
66
Jan
Jun
27
15% Feb
25
13 Va Mar 14
SiyaFeb
-
4% Feb
30
Sep 26
34% Dec
6% Aug
18
2
14
9
Mar 14
150
9
73 Va Jan
„
23
9
7
Jan
3
Jan
5
United
5
129
Feb
28
21
Jan
17
13% Feb
May
9
51
Apr 25
31
30
Apr
35 Va Jan
36% Oct
8% Mar
2
6
12
36
37% Feb
16% Jan
23
2% Jan
3
4Va Aug
3
2% Jan
23
11
36 % Dec
9
28 Va Jan
23
Jan
6
61% Dec 29
177
Dee 22
,
62
Nov
64% Dec
54
25
29
Jan
54% Jan
23
23
United Engineering & Foundry
Fruit Co_.
24
t
United
Gas
7
United
Gas
7% Jan
6
29
3% Mar 26
2
Apr
24
Feb
30% Feb
13
44 Va Apr
23
3
78 % Jan
18
91
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
40% Jan
44 % Nov
Jan
5
49 % Mar 16
5
;Jan
16% Mar
For footnotes
see
3
28
page
44
26.
181
Apr
6%
6%
15%
147
23%
24
23%
23%
5
15 Va
15%
15
15 Va
Improvement Co
23%
23%
2,800
15 Va
14%
14%
8,500
51
51%
51
51%
5lVa
51%
24,900
30 Va
30%..
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
30
30%
31,900
36
36 %
35%
36%
35%
36 %
♦357/a
36 y4
36%
36%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
5,300
17%
17%
17%
18
27,000
13%
51%
52%
6%
3%
35 Va
34%
No par
4
67 Va
*64%,
100
170
.
23%
51%
3Va
Freight Co
Gypsum Co common—
preferred
Hoffman
Machinery com—1.05
4%% preferred
r—
100
U S Industries
2,180
152
23%
14 Va
,
10
-
66
S
26,500
15%
151
153
10
32,400
7
6%
15%
.No par
34%
7%
6%
15%
152
154
146%
15%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities
1
U
147
6%
15%
7
23%
150
52
51%
17%
15
146
United
27
90
169
8,600
17%
6%
1
28
4%
77%
6%
18 Va
U S
15
39% dun
4%
♦76%
16%
6%
72% Mar 20
184% Feb
4%
77%
6%
17%
&
4%
*76%
17%
1
S
900
4%
77%
6%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
U
-
51%
4%
*76%
4%
77
16%
United
U S
19% May 4:
78, Dec 16!
12
Sep 26
77
78
23%
United Industrial Corp
18
68 % Apr
Corp
4%
4%
4%
*77
5
—100
Electric Coal Cos
United
19% Feb
36% Apr
preferred
United
3
Feb
23
2
5
15% Jan
Mar
27% Oct
35
Mar
55
6% Jan 20
1
23% Jun
14
1%
154% Mar 13
27
No par
Stores com__30c
100
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United
23
30
—
Cig-Whelan
$3.50 convertible preferred
5
Mar 31
39% Mar
United
6% Feb
Dec
60
3
Marie
15V8 Apr
,
22% Dec
17
4% Jan
78.
Inc
common
AYfYi. preferred series A
.
68 %
68%
17%
3
67%
169
170
43 Va
44
Va
.42%
88
89%
88 %
1
*49
17%
3
3Va
18
3 Va
34%
34%
?4%
65
66%
*64%
35
65
*161
43%
42
43 Va
42%,
42%
90
90
90 Va
90 Va
90 Va
18%
19%
49
49
-
66%
170
t
18%
18%
18%
49
49
49
,
17,900
♦
42%
,
-2,500
68%
18%
19
r
*49
43
•-
I
-
17:400
1,210
91
90
49
250
169
169
170
*169
4,400
65
<
66 %
65%
65%
68%
170,.
10,000
35%
t
65
,65
2,500
3 Va
3
35 Va
3
3 Va
34%
66
49 % '
"
6%
6%
18
19%
19
-50
52
19 %
'
36}200
49%
-
500
25
Monday, April 30, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
26
(2094)
«'
Range Since
5
9
21% Oct
11
28
66% Jan
21
75
Jan
6
44
8% Jan
35
23'/a Jan
32% Apr
17
25
70
Jan
6
86
Jan
4
9
23
Jan
23
49% Jan
23
160% Apr
23
170
Jan
4
Mar 16
64 Vb Apr
24
45% Oct
11
Jan
11
23
60% Feb 18
56
23
51% Jan
23
153% Apr
26
17
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
27
100% Jun
iy2 Nov
11
3% Jan
3
38
Feb
10
8
14% Apr
10
loy2 Jan
23
9
56% Mar
10
30% Feb
23
16
9
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
159 •
Apr
9
167
Feb
4
59% Apr
35
May
Feb
18
31
Jan
7
25Vb Jan
27
91
Feb
3
77
Feb
21
51% Dec
28
49 Vb
Feb 28
23
41 Va Mar 14
26
8 %
82 % Mar 29
52% Feb
,
29%
30%
30 Vb
69
67%
67%
*68%
69
68 y2
68 y2
900
47%
48%
46%
47%
46
47%
46
46%
14,500
90
90
83
89
88
88
120
117
117
119%
54%
55%
53%
161%
60 VB
64%
64 V2
61%
162
162%
163%
162 Vi
163'/a
840
60
60 %
60 %
60%
'
61 Va
2,300
65 VA
65 y2
65
65 y2
1,200
*64
62
154
60%
60%
60%
61 VA
61%
119,700
154%
155 Va
Xl53%
154%
155%
4,600
18%
18%
18%
37%
37%
37'/2
10
14
13%
13%
3,400
9%
9%
2,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
10%
18%
25
1
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
14 Vb
*36%
37%
61%
154%:,
18%
*36%
14
14%
13%
9%
9%
9%
94 Va
94%
94 »/2
2 Va
2
2%
2Vb
21%
*20
21%
54
54%
*20
22
52
53%
53%
54 Va
34%
35
34%
34%
com—1
21
21%
300
59 %
58%
59 VA
4,200
35
34%
34%
54 %
50
3,500
79'/4
40
50 Va
900
*78
79 Va
*78
79%
100
No par
79%
79 Va
78%
78 V2
50%
50%
50 Va
50 VA
50%
1
50%
51%
51%
52-/8
15-/8
14%
15
15
15%
15-/4
32%
32%
32%
♦32%
9-/8
8 ¥»
50%
50%
50 VA
50%
800
27'/2
27%
26%
26%
164-/2
♦161
164%
*162
27
♦78
21
*34 Vt
165
26%
380
14,000
2»/8
2 Vb
2 Vb
5,300
95
•94
96
*20
35
*162
27%
*27
27%
*34%
165
*161
164
162
9%
9%
94%
2y8
2%
♦21 %
14
14 Vb
9%
93
2%
14
94%
9%
9%
x96
56
55 y8
55
162
155
60%
62%
155%
400
14,200
64%
60%
64 VB
54 y2
54%
170
117
116y2
60
161 VA
162
*27
Co
Power
122
No par
Inc
Co
*119
120%
56 Va
*89
92
60
100
Pictures
*89
154%
Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
preferred
& Light
4%%
Utah
8
31
*67%
48%
64%
50
*.16%
100
preferred
Universal
29% Mar 12
29%
68%
60
convertible
Universal
6
24
30%
11,300
31%
120%
preferred—No par
Inc common—2
4 %
convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
9
Mar
24
Feb
41% Feb
20 '
3
8%
30%
90
United Wall Paper
11
2% Jan
170'
27
26% Mar 15
159 »/b Dec
77% Nov
3
*8%
30 Va
48
Stockyards Corp—United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-fl
$6
8%
68%
55%
United
7,100
27 VA
27
27%
*8%
8%
31
160%
-
*8%
8%
27
27%
27
27
8%
8%
5
*
26%
27
Shares
Apr. 27
\ Apr. 26
<
the Week
T Friday
Thursday
Apr. 25
*8%
8alM far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 24
26%
noncumulatlve preferred
7 %
Mar 23
99
12
1% Jan
3
preferred
AND
Tuesday
preferred
100
& Mln com—60
D S Tobacco Co common
19% Jan
Apr
Ref
Corp common
preferred
7%
12% Feb
Aug 16
26
May 26
16
1st
noncum
S Steel
20
1
94
preferred series A
preferred series B
Smelting
1%
U
23
Jan
36% Jan
14
S
9
Mar
62% Apr
169
18% Mar
21
Jan
37% Oct
8%
U
LOW
Apr. 23
1
tJ S Rubber Co common
2
9% Feb
12% Jan
16
3%%
69
1
62 Va Sep
35% Mar 17
3%%
60% Apr
Feb
70% Dec
3
2
.<
10
5
10
1
100
100
common
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
Mar 23
90 Va Mar
168% Nov 14
19/« Aug 24
38% Aug
3
15 Va Jun ' 2
Vt May 16
156% Mar 14
S
U S
1
68
Sep
53% Dec
172% Jun
91
U
49% Mar 23"
124
Co
Lines
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
101
18
17% Jan
11
67% Apr
9
Par
4 V2 %
20
39% Mar 14
40
24
37% Feb
S
U
13
9% Feb
12
157% Jan
61
28% Apr
9
Sep
110
19
Jan
11
8% Jan
93 % Sep
84% Mar 21
97
22% Jan
17
% Feb 14
Sep 16
% Mar 3
25 % Nov
6
Jan
'
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LowMi
19
NEW
Jan. 1
'*
'
\
STOCKS
Year 1955
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
Range for Prevlooi
V
35 Vb Oct
8%
8%
2.
Vicks
11
32
Apr
10
6
4
65'/4 July 21
7
Jan
4
37% Apr
9 % Apr
391/4 Feb
47 % Mar 15
Oct
14
133-/4 Jan
24
129
Feb
7
130
Feb.
Jun
13
L>3%Jan
128
Feb
20
128
Feb
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
21
3
29% Jan
26
87% Sep
12
Jan
11
90% Jan
26
94 Vt Apr
6
38% Apr
94
51% Mur 29
32»/a Apr
122
Nov
7
146 V2. Apr
7
121% Apr
27
33
Jan
3
44% Dec
6
38 Va Jan
•
10
11
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
100
Dec
27
103 Vt Aug
101
Feb
16
106
May 23
49 %
11
Jan~19
Nov~30
33
6
May
103
106
Mar
46% Jan
31-/4 Apr
-
17
13
Feb
1
5
31-/4 Feb
24
28
"85-/2 Mar 25
76
5
6
16
39% Mar 14
22% Apr
3
30
5
Mar
30%
31
93
93
♦92%
;
34
36%
36 ¥4
36
30
•
5,300
600
122
121%
122%
122%
126
*122-/8
123
123
127
42%
42%
113 -A 114%
*98% 100%
*103% 105
l6l %
*100
65%
64 Vt
32%
31%
37 ¥4
37Vb
21 %
*21 Vt
29
*28
6,000
30 ¥4
95%
36¥s
95%
35%
35%
35
34%
30-/a
♦92%
31
30 ¥4
94%
*123
_
27
33% Jan
26
34% Feb
16% Feb
6
18% Dec
31%
94%
100
com__10
preferred
100
$4,04
preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
28
6%
preferred
25
Vlsking Corp (The) new
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
7%
preferred
20
17
66% Apr
11
31
*92-/2
preferred
partlc
♦128
*128
V
5,200
51 ¥4
*128
*128
♦128
*128
19,500
9'/s
•
94
35
dlv
50%
49%
*128
1,100
33
51
50%
49%
4.9%
49
*128
8 %"
8%
8%
8-/2
4,600
15%
*
31
No par
6%
32%
32%
29,000
54-/4
53 ¥b
53 ¥4
52
30%
100
com
15
51%
50 Va
*128
*128
$5
13
103% Feb
V.
Pacific Ry com_100
&
Virginia Elec & Power Co
13
Feb
98% Apr
Shreve
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
6
Feb
Inc
Co
3-/2 %
16
116
Apr
Raalte
Inc
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
24
18
Jan
Industries
5%
20
45% Apr
128
10
103% Apr
9
100
Apr 24
22
,
Corp of America
Norman
Van
34% Mar 26
25
111
13
Van
26
58% Mar
Apr 25
49
127
130
28% Apr
8'/s
9
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vlck
Chemical
Co
2.50
3
10 Vb Apr
Jan
32%
17% Jan
4
15%
32%
10
8
30
32 Vt
14% Feb
19 Va Mar
Va Jan
37 Va Jan
__10
7
Vanadium
26
47% Apr
10
33% Oct
15-/8
53% Apr
32% Jan
6
52%
15
9
13% May 13
•
51%
2.50
28
38% Feb
'
3,800
42%
42%
43-/8
*42
42-/8
42%
42 ¥4
112%
113 3/4
111
111
111-/4
111-/2
*111%
*98%
100 ¥4
*98 ¥8
100 ¥4
*98 ¥8
100 ¥»
103 ¥.
103¥4
*98%
100 ¥4
42-/4
105
100
*103 ¥4
105
*103 ¥4
105
100
*103 %
*100
101%
*100
101%
600
112
"30
20
102
*100
66 ¥4
6,100
64%
64 ¥4
64
64 Vt
64%
65-/4
64 Vt
31 %
32%
32
32-/4
31%
31%
31 ¥a
31 %
1,700
37%
36%
36%
36 ¥4
37
♦36%
36 ¥4
36-/8
7,692
21-/8
21%
21%
21-/4'
21-/8
900
21%
21-/4
21%
29
29
•29
<:
10
32
*28
*28
♦74-%
77
29
♦75
29
77 *.
♦75
77
♦75
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
400
14%
32-/8
32%
1,100
71
71
w
19
3
27-A Jan
3
74 Vt Jan
13
13 ¥8 Jan
19
14% Jan
9
Jan
6
Walgreen
32 ¥s Nov
15
69 ¥4 Feb
14
75
Mar 20
12¥»Jan
30
17
Apr
6
15¥8 Nov
14
16-/8 Aug 31
7¥4 Jan
30
81-/4 Sep
27
9
33
30% Feb 29
Aug
/2
24¥4 Jan
3
15 ¥4 Apr
13
Oct
14
100% Apr
13
16¥a Apr
100
16
197/s Mar 16
106
10
5%%
28
Feb
106
3
11% Apr
20
12'/8 Jan
11
18-/4 Mar 14
22¥a Sep
13
18 Vt Jan
27
23% Feb
24
43
¥« Dec
30
40% Feb
9
23 ¥4 Feb
13-/4 Jun
5
May" 12
42
71%
50
Apr
19
90
Apr
20
1
37 ¥4 Apr
40-/2 Jan
9
2
9
36
25'% Feb
9
31
Mar 29
7
3
22
3
27
Mar
18
42-/4 July
38¥b Dec 20
Jan
5
4l¥s Sep
21% Sep
27
30-/2 Dec
20-/4 Aug
9
32
29
65-/4 Jan 23
Dec" 23
30
Apr
26
38'% Mar 23
11
Jan
Jan
9
217/8 Mar
135/a Jan
6
I8-/2 Nov
10
Jan
6
24% Apr
20% Apr
13
2¥b Jan
0
4% Feb
17
3% Feb
10
4-/4 Apr
6
33% Apr
4
30
40-/2 Sep
9
36% Jan
6
Feb
23
50 va DeC
30
49¥4 Apr
19
52'% Feb
2
6
25 ¥b Apr
4
12
20 ¥s Feb
16
23 ¥4
50 V2 Dec
20
Jan
17% Mar
28-/4 Sep
9
23% Mar 14
19 Vb Feb
10
15
113
Apr
7
107
101 Vt Feb
15
lu6
Apr
27
100
99-/4 Feb
4
105-/4 Jun
10
9
31
49
Sep
14
19
110
Jun
14
167/b Jan
6
25 ¥4 Jun
29
Jun
13
30
102
30
31% Oct
104
6
Jan
Apr
Dec
56
63 ;•
20»/b Feb
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
12
105-/4 Feb
23
9
Feb
13
62¥4 Apr
18
3,300
11-/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
21
20%
20 ¥s
20 %
203/4
20 3/4
21
20%
43%
415/8
413/8
417/s
417/8
11,600
42 %
42%
423/4
43 ¥s
47%
46
47
47-/8
49
487/a
9,600
48%
47%
90
90
*93-/2
95
*94
96
91
373/4
38
38
38
1,500
37
37 ¥b
37
37%
3,000
45-/4
92
*88
38
38
38
«■
29%
25
.
25
"
373/a
29
28 ¥a
28 ¥«
900
28%
25%
25-/8
25-A
25%
25¥a
2,500
25%
29
23%;
22%
23
22-/4;
22%
3,200
23%
23%
23
22 ¥8
2-73/4
33 ¥4
33%
323/4
28 ¥4
34%
preferred
preferred
B~
C
series
series
3 ¥4
27%
♦98%
100
105
21%
20¥a
327/s
323/4
Co common_10
.
100
5 8 3/8
59
106
♦7b %
30
75% Apr 27
22'% Mar
5
Western pacillc RR commun-No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
73
75
Westinghouse
*100%
33%
743/8
X733/4
20a/4
20%
21
20 ¥4
21-/4
25,400
32 Va
33 Va
33 7/8
37,600
59 ¥a
88,400
9
19-% Feb
14
20 3/8
20-/2
29
Jan
23
33% Mar
1C
303/4
31
313/a
22
315/8
323/s
15
56% Feb
16
65% Mar 20
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
58%
59
57%
58%
57%
58-A
99¥4 Jan
100'
97
97
17
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100*.
*125%
27
Wheeling
130
W '
130
July 29
Feb
130
17
20
Feb
__
*125-/2
*953/4
97
*125-/a
—
573/8
*953A
98
Oct
5
46
Jan
Aug
2
99
Apr 27
49% Oct
11
53
96-A Jan
3
104
26% Oct
27
31¥s Sep
13
77
Sep
27
82
Nov
16
27
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
34-/4 Jan
Jan
24
287/b Feb
23
77% Mar 26
80% Feb
15
28 ¥a Jan
31% Jan
18
25% Apr
51-/2 Sep
2
102-/4 July 25
6
Mar 14
95
27
9
36% Feb
$5
Steel
conv
Corp
1
45% Apr
27
Apr
10
101 ¥4 Jan
5
9
Jan
23
26¥s Feb
16
29 % Mar 14
37
30 Vb Jan
30
44¥4 Apr 27
Wilcox
6
75
5
Jan
15¥8 Dec
9
12¥a Jan
18-/8 Mar 21
Sep
77
Feb
28
82
4
17-/4 Mar
15
Dec
16 Vt Apr
14% Jan
86
17
9¥a Mar 18
23
5
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
22-/2 Apr
27
Wilson-Jones
5
Mar 14
Jun
"14
21 ¥a Jan
3
35¥a Dec
23
140
148% Jan
13
24 ¥4
Sep
Nov
25¥» Jan
19
37% Feb
20
25
¥s Apr
140% Jan
19
22
Jan
23
31% Feb
52 ¥a July 20
47-/4 Jan
11
59'% Mar 30
41
92% Jan
7
100 % May 18
Oct
11
212'% Apr 11
103% July
7
159
86
Mar 22
9-/4N0V 15
12
Feb
23
Mar
5
159% Jan 25
91
A
Jan
5
8-/2 Apr
17
'.J.
V
% Jan
92
-
.<
J"
.
Service
Public
Woodward Iron Co
27
Woolworth (F W)
•55-/2 Apr
99¥4 Jan
5
4
10¥a Jan
4
,
;
.
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9
[
f
8,603
763/4
•75
763/4
*75
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/8
45%
44'%
44-/2
44%
44 3/4
44 7/b
100
*99-/2
100%
993/4
12'/8
12%
123/8
13
28-/2
*28
28%
*273/4
283%
44
42
42 3,8
x41
15%
15
15%
81%
81%
*81
16%
16%
16-/8
16¥a
23¥s
24-A
233/a
23%
325/8
33
33
33
142
24
24
*138
23 ¥a
*27%
123/4
7,500
283/b
27%
100
42
82%
*82
/
16%
16 %
*16%
'
23-/2
23 ¥b
23¥a
142
16%
17
1,400
24 ¥s
•25
23,000
32 ¥a /■
32%
32-/4
;•
hi
¥a
141
23%
23%
233/s
23 Vs
23%
8,100
35
34%
34¥a
34-/a
343/s
1,800
35 ¥4
35
35'%
49 ¥4
49%
4934
49
49 ¥s
49
51¥B
50%
50 y8
503/s
50%
50%
51-/2
51-/2
*92%
933/i
*92 %
93
*185
95%
94 ¥4
83/4
*92'%
186
95
8%
*92-/4
94
*182
1E6
95
95
8¥a
83/4
93¥4
190
95%
8%
95
8¥4
83/4
-
3
71
July
6
61% Feb
15
293% Apr 25
19
Oct
23
27 ¥8 Jan
11
23
Feb
48
Nov
10
61% Jan
13
52
Mar 20
23% Oct
25
323/8 Apr 26
108-/4 Sep 23
24
Jan
67-% Jan
6
14
6
Jan
22
9
19
83% Feb
20
Noy 25
,Jap
79% Apr
32
Apr
27-/2 Apr
5
60
5
Apr
31-Za Mar 12
8
104"2 Mar 21
16
247/a ^lar 23
10
30
983/4
1,400
87/a
6,200
8 ¥.
'
!
1,000
75
73%
74
73
73
73-/2
'73 ¥4
30
293/b
29%
29 ¥8
29%
31%
7,320
30 ¥e
29 5/a
30
30%
24-/a
24-/a
24%
24%
243/4
547/8
29%
24%
24
54
54-/8
54
54
54
54-/a
54
24-/2
54%
16.000
24-/8
28 3/4
29
29
29
23
29
283/4
99%
99
24%
54%
29%
1015/a
102%
237/s
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
•
74%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
28
"When issued" —
10
York Corp common
1
4-/2% convertible preferred
50
Young (LiA) Spring & Wire
5
Youngsto^i Sheet & Tube—No par
16
13
8,600
192
95
96-/2
17,700
52
933/4
*186
190
*186
49
48%
4 9 ¥8
.
52% Jan
50
23-/4
50 %
195
93,900
,
24
49%
93
9,300
•'
¥s
: o
*138
34%
35%
100
16%
141
141
6,200
32,400
82-/2
25
U
¥a
#3/4
16%
*82
82%
32%
33
4
153/4
153/4
*81%
42-/2
42-/2
153/8
142-/2
80
12 ¥a
15 ¥s
323/4
5,800
*273/4
41%
*141
500
45%
127/a
15%
ii
*138
12 3/4
303/8
100 34
•100
100%
100
99 ¥4
13
14 ¥4
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv serles_100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
"
24
201% Apr
98 ¥4 Mar
Co
3 SO
253/4
76%
43
100
Corp__10
10
10
preferred
6%
57%
993/4
25(4
30 ¥b
28%
—.,
——
Wisconsin
50% Mar 15
24
"■
Rights
36 % Feb
3
43% Oct
J
24-/2 Mar 26
10
45 ¥4 May 12
,v
Mar 22
145
9
4
56 3%
99
26 VB
44-/2
1
10
Winn-Dixie
Stores
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
25
9
43
6
32-/4 Apr
56 ¥8
993/4
*75
No par
10
25,300
55%
*30%
83
300
97
253/4
25¥a.
763/4
*75
1,100
99%
55%
100
763/4
5
Co
25%
44 ¥a
100
20
Co
preferred
$4.25
Mar 16
hi Apr
30
Oil
99¥4
18,800
*125-/2
30-/2
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
105/a Jan
Machine
Sewing
Prior preference
'
25%
58
*95¥a
30%
common—1
July 28
28¥a Dec 30
6
White
537/B
55
100
25 %
12%
6
2
54
100
333/8
58-/4
97
4'-¥4
*75
I
22-/2 Jan
13-/2 Apr
26%
25s/a
100
22 ¥1 Jan
Mar 10
100
100
No par
White Motor Co common
5¥4%
preferred
55%
54%
common—10
preference
prior
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
99
12
77/e Mar 30
57 Vb Apr
103
104%
♦102
♦125%
—
-
"
33 ¥s
2,800
24,700
15
9 6 3A
4,200
33 ¥s
75%
83 Va Feb
3.80%
21
33 Vb
78
32 % Feb
4
30
20 ¥s
•105
623/4
28¥s Jun
96% Apr 24
106
207/s
106
x205/8
10
10
5,300
74-/4
6
103 ¥4 Mar 18
57 ¥a
58%
74-A
28
98»/2 Aug
5
127
May 23
56%
100
573/8
77%
26
Brake
97
97
613/4
53-/4 Oct
Air
300
100
77%
25'/8 Jan
6
10,000
107»/2
100
28
61¥s
*75-/4
20 ¥8
Sep
28%
107%
102%
76%
60%
21
20
27%
1073/4
27¥a
107
76
20 ¥b
63
5,000
103-/2
73
26
353/4
60
733/4
737/a Jan
35
*102
72%
9
35
60 7/8
76
'id
333/4
33%
76
17
4,400
103-/2
61%
68 % Feb
200
23%
2 3 ¥4
*33
103%
60
21
493/4
23%
*102
33
323/4
♦102
76%
59%
38
493/,
*105
207/a
20 ¥s
37%
493/4
22¥4
59%
106
♦105
21
607/a
104
>102
58
20 7/8
1,300
38
*97
100
*97
3,200
493/4
283/a
102-/2
200
3 3/8
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38
4
107%
*100
100
*105
60%
59
105
50
j 27 3/8
•
102-/2
*97
3¥b
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193/4
19 ¥4
37/a
107%
28 3/4
107%
♦100
197/s
3 ¥4
*49 Vb
50
107%
102-/2
♦19%
3 ¥4
38%
38-/8
28%
100
5
373/4
19 %
3¥s
3 ¥4
108 %
28
>107%
100
1
preferred
preferred
333/8
5
100
100
100
pfd
*19%
20
*19%
100
37
37%
29
23%
4
56¥4 Aug
t
;
4,100
;
28%
37
37%
>
38
*37%
38
25
37%
*28 ¥4
*24 ¥4
86-/4 Apr
Jan
6,500
ll'/«
46 s/8
Maryland Ry com__No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
4%
9
11%
21%
;*89
Western
27
18%
33
4%%
820
18%
11%
22 ¥4
Power
;
101%
18
42 ¥4
29
A,jr
101 Va
101%
177/s
17%
17%
1,500
11-/8
Jun
62
♦101
16¥B
101
101
101 %
>101
17%
23
4.80%
27
5,000
223/4
Western Auto Supply
Jan
47
17 %
1
4
37
28
102
163/4
*493/4
4% %
25
31,300
17%
50
Western Air Lines Inc—a*.
25
15 ¥8
17
37%
West Va Pulp & Paper common
12
15¥b
173/a
377/s
23% Mar 13
14
157/a
17%
*493/4
4.10%
Apr 18
108
Mar 27
104
Jan
71%
15¥a
17%
50
4.20%
27
105
*703/4
16
19 ¥4
Penn
2
Mar
32-/4
71%
15%
23
West Penn Electric Co
West
323/8
70¥i
19%
3 ¥4
Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
I
32%'
71%
16
11%
1
5
1
Co
West
13
101%
32¥s
15 ¥4
21
i
preferred
4.8%
Mar 20
105
27
9
27 % Apr
Apr
42 ¥4 Jan
Jan
165-/4 Dec
29
101
-
100
77
i
17-/8
17-/2
j
,
Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
Wesson
Apr 127
112% Jan
26
Apr 27
Apr
/
5
43¥4 Mar
3
25% Jan
107 ¥4 Jun
35
43
25% Jan
1
29-/4 Sep
8
17
n
22
Wayne Pump Co
Webster Investment
Welbilt Corp
16% May 16
16
17
14%
32-/4
32%
32%
15%
1
preferred
/
14%
14 %
70%
32%
70 ¥s
2.50
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
B
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
Warren Foundry & Pipe new—2.50
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co
No pa*
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesna Motor Co
8
Wayne Knitting Mills
8
45¥s Mar 23
14%
100
1
Co
Ward Industries Corp
Wardeli Corp
30 Vb Mar 14
10% Jan
76
14%
lot
No par
10
W—No par
Walker (Hiram) G &
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
2
177/o Mar 12
76
preferred
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Waldorf System
3
15 % Dec
12 Vt Jan
66¥4 Apr
Apr
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Number 5529
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Hgures
after
decimal
Period','
point
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hlebeat
Lowest
WEEKLY
"interest
represent
10
108.28 Jan
101.10 Oct
Highest
BONDS
4
Peb
100.4
1
1
93.21
Oct 13
96.2
month
of
a
when
8
95.14 Mar
8
Apr'" 6
95.11 Mar
9
bonds
mature
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 25
High
Low
102.10
*97.14
High
102.10
*102.4
Low
*102.4
97.18
*97.8
97.12
100.10
*100.6
100.10
*98.6
98.10
*97.10
Friday
Apr. 26
102.10
*98.4
*98.12
Thursday
Low
High
*100.6
98.16
*100.6
1961
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 24
*102.4
1995
1956-1959
*102.8
97.14
100.10
98.8
Low
102.16
*97.14
*100.6
*98.8
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
101.24
*98.22
98.24
1956-1958
98.26
*98.20
98.24
*98.20
*..8.22
98.26
1958
*98.12
98.14
*98.11
98.13
*98.9
98.11
*98.7
98. J
1961
*98.8
*96.14
96.18
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
96.16
*96.16
96.20
1962-1967
♦99.16
99.20
*94.28
£5
*94.26
94.30
*94.26:
94.30
*94.30
95.2
*95
S5.4
Aug 15 1963
*95.16
1
*98.22
97
Sep
99.12 Jan
2
95.20
*93.16
95.20
*95.14
95.18
*95.18
95.22
*95.20
95.24
*93.24
93.28
*33.22
93.261
*93.22
93.26
*93.26
93.30
*94
94.4
*93.14
93.18
*93.12
93.16
*93.14
93.18
*93.18
93.22
Dec 1964-1969
♦93.22
*93.12
93.16
*93.10
93.14
*93.12
93.16
*93 16
93.20
*93.20
93.24
*93.8
93.12
*93.6
93.10
*93.8
93.12
*93.12
93.16
1966-1971
*93.16
93.20
*93.8
93.12
*93.6
93.10
*93.6
93.10
*93.10
93.14
1967-1972
*93.14
93.18
*92.24
92.28
*92.22
92.26
*92.22
92.26
*92.26
92.30
Sept 1967-1972
*92.28
93
*92.24
92.28
*92.22
92.26
*92.22
92.26
*92.24
92.28
Dec 1967-1972
*92.26
92.30
*92.24
92.28
*92.24
92.28
*92.24
92.28
*92.28
93
1957-1959
*92.30
93.2
*97.26
98
*97.26
98
*97.22
97.30
*97.26
98
*97.26
P8
*£8.8
98.10
*98.7
£8.9
*98.6
98.8
*98.6
93.8
1956-1959
*98.7
98.9
*96.28
97
*96.28
97
*96.28
97
*93.33
97.2
June 1959-1962
*97
97.4
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
*9 4.28
95
_„Dec 1959-1962
*95
95.4
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
*94.28
95
*95
95.4-
*96
96.4
*95.30
9u.2
*95.28
96
*95.30
96.2
*95.30
96.2
96
*95
96
*°5
95.16
i
1965-1970
2Vis
—
June
June 15
_
Nov 15
1958
1960
Reconstruction & Development
10
Mar 13
97.4
5
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
103.24 May 25
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
Sep
1
100
Sep
30
101.4
Mar
102.28 Nov
16
104
Jan
15
1972
96
*94.24
*94.24
95.13
Mar
1
1976
*95
95.24
*95
95.24
♦95
95.24
*91.16
95.16
*34.16
95.16
Oct
1
1981
*98
£9
*98
99
*98
£9
*98
99
*97.24
May 15 1975
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
£9.16
*98.24
19-year 3%S—
9
July
30-year 3%s
23-year 3%s
24
27
102
26
*95
25-year 3s___
97.20 Mar 12
Jan
102.8
Jan
93.26
25-year 3s
102.16 Jun
98.20 Aug 17
98.10
1963-1968
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
14
102.4
98.26
■
June 1964-1969
International Bank for
99.10 Feb
98.12
*100.24
Dec 15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
13
97.16
100.9
1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
96.28 Oct
Bonds ($)
102.12
*97.12
*100.6
98.12
the Week
High
*102.4
97.18
100.9
*98.8
Sales for
Apr. 27
High
1958-1963
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
the
point.
Apr. 23
1978-1983
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
95.14 Mar
7
the
case
32nds
more
Low
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 2Vis
94.29 Sep
each
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
6ct~~4
Feb
100.4
or
NEW YORK STOCK
__
101.10
one
YEARLY
-
indicate in
LOW
Range for Prevlona
108.23 Jan
headed
—
Oct
*99.8
100
*99.3
100
*99
93.24
*99.8
100
100.4
7
3-year 3s„
Feb
103.4
25
24
103.4
Feb
24
1971
98.16
99.16
100
1
1956
*99.24
100.4
*99.24
100.4
*99.24
100.4
*99.20
*99.20
100.4
Jan
11969
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*93.8
100
*99
99.24
*99.8
100
1959
*£8.24
99.16
*98.24
99.16
*98.24
99.16
*98.8
93
*98.16
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
♦98.24
99.24
*98
93
*98
99
*98
99
*97
£8
*97
98
*97
98
2s
due Feb
15
1957
*98.24
99.24
2s
—due Feb
15
1958
*98
99
*. 8
99
2s
'
*99.8
Oct
15-year 3 Vis
J 5-year 2 Vis
Serial bonds of 1950
?■.
15
due Feb
15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
97
'
99.8
28
and asked
No sales transacted this day.
price.
HTlhg Issue has
1960
*96
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
♦96
£7
due
15
1961
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
2s
♦Bid
due Feb; 15
2s
96.16
due Feb 15
1962
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
not
as
yet
been
admitted
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Panama
Canal
FOR
to Stock Exchange dealings,
WEEK
or
1961
e
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range
3%
Unification
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
BONDS
New York Stock
1
Low
High
Brazil
♦105
Sale Price
or
100
,V
1003 J 101 A
51
100 § J
103%
»~
___June-Dec
*84
—June-Dec
19
3%s series No
♦91
June-Dec
—-L
June-Dec
2%s
Wertheim&Co.
Cauca Val
lAChile
New York Slock Exchange
Teletype
120 Broadway, New York
—
——
—June-Dec
55%
97
95%
55 '/8
2
55
*77%
May-Nov
*46%
ApriZ-Oct
1960
77Vi
77%
ApriZ-Oct
*46%
*77%
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961__Ja»-July
A6s assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
*77%
AExternal
*77%
A 6s
Foreign Government and Municipal
{AExteral
fund 8s .1048
of Norway)
*98
sec
sink
fd
sink
fd
7s
2nd
7s
sec
3rd
ser
ser
3V/2S
1966
15-year
3%s
1962
♦__
1967
15-year 3%s 1969
lABavarla (Free State)
—
55
i
_3
'
60
54%
ABerlin
(City
8A6V26
lABrazll
of)
6s
external
loan
(U S of)
6Vis
1945
99%
99%
19
99%
99%
99%
8
99%
100%
99%
94
s
f 6Vis of
95%
29
94
94
94%
19
94
i
95%
23
95
1926 due
98%
99
17
98%
•
3
103% 103%
April-Ocf
134
—
73
/•
134
♦100
J
(Central
Ry)
A7s
73
*77%
*46%
May-Nov
*77%
May-Nov
77%
76
160%
IA Cologne
A Columbia
135
108
—
103
v
A6s
3s
June-Dec
67
Mar-Sept
"♦77%
Mar-Sept
*46%
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1960
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Interest
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,
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;—May-Nov
1995
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98
100%
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3s
j
171 Va
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102%
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103
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100
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1969—Feb-Aug
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:—Feb-Aup
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1969
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—
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99%
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——
39
66
63%
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Mar-Sepf
Northrop Aircraft Tnc—
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102%
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registered
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111
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1997
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100 V*
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96%
•
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73%
79%
...
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140
94
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87
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Co 3s debentures 1963—
debentures
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96%
Corp—
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
98
*97%
Mich South gold 3 Vis 1997__June-Dec
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation 3 Vis A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
1st &
64'%
97%
99%
110%
98%
Terminal-:ser
59
Afar-Sept
1964
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107
59
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
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Lake Shore 6c
98
110
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Jan-July
Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
95%
95%
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*107
Jan-July
;
1961
101%
99
99
rJune-Dec
April-Ocf
94%
67%
A 2007—Jan-July
4Vis series A 2022—May
Harlem River 6c Port Chester—
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
.AGeneral 4s 1955
June-Dec
N Y Power 6c Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
N Y Susquehanna 6c Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st 6c cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'%s series A 2019—Jan-July N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 27%s 1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3Vis 1983—
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general 6c ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
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—
May-No®
3Vis s f debentures 1974
May-No®
Kansas
City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3l/»s series C 1984
90
94%
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AGeneral mtge conv inc
90%
95
95
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June-Dec
—
23/4S
90
►87
90
98
—
First 6c refunding mtge 4s ser
Kanawha 6c. Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
90
103
102
102
►101
1—Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
West 4s series A 1973
4%s series B 1973
Y Lack &
N
100%
98%
99%
High
100 V*
No.
78%
71 A
79%
90
103%
Jan-July
2043
Mortgage 4s series B
Jamestown
1
97%
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Refunding mortgage 3%s series E
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
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Jan.
Low
97 7%
High
*93
1980—June-Deo
—April-Oct
4Vis income debentures 1989
—June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 27%s series B 1975——April-Ocf
N Y 6c Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Afay-Nov
Y Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
100%
97%
97%
Range Since
Bold
*85
Jersey
'
Jan-July
1072__Afay-Nov
f debentures series A 1977
s
98
Corp—
1977
Inter Rye Central America 1st &s B
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
2%s
96%
98
103'/s 103%
Afar-Sept
1982
Chemical
&
97
98
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2 Vis series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
Afar-Sept
1st
105
—
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Ry 4s series A 1970
Corp 6s 1948
Steel
101'%
97
Jan-July
Terminal
fAIlseder
100%
105
Feb-Auy
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1980
3l/4S ser G
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
3Vis s f debentures 1980
100%
105
Bonds
Friday's
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Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-No®
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding 6c impt 4%s series A 2013
April-Ocf
Refunding 6c impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
N Y Central 6c Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3Vis 1997
Jan-July
3Vis registered
1997—
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3 Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3»%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Cfticago 6c St Lcais—
101%
101
—
or
Bid 8t Asked
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New
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
Last
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High
Low
No.
High
Period
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Jan. 1
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Friday
Interest
BONDS
Sinse
Range
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BONDS
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subord
conv
debs
1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as 1974—May-No®
83%
88
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59
88%
92%
87%
Pacific
97%
92%
—
94%
mortgage 2%s 1980—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3»/aS 1988— April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4»/as series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Afar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
—Afar-Sept
First
37/b8
mortgage 3%s 1969
sinking fund debentures
Minnesota
100
102
99
101%
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100
103'%
101
104%
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28
95
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95
13
102% 102%
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series
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Pacific RR Co—
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1962
series
adjustment 5s
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4 Vis
series
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1
1990
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Jan
1
2005
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99
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1986
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99%
1966—
gtd 3Vis 2000
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debentures
Nashville
debentures
93%
90%
►99
1987_——_—
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debentures 1983
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90%
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90%
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series Q 1980
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June-Dec
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1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984.
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-June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987
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27/eS debentures 1986
April-Ocf
90
102%
'
94%
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96%
87%
88%
refunding 3s series M 1979_—.—June-Dec
3s series, N 1977—_—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
RR—
series
4Vis
*87%
102%
101%
First & refunding
103
102%
April-Oci
St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan
1971—_May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991—_May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—
June-Dec
Prior
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101
100
—
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Electric
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3s series J 1970
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&
First & refunding
Afar-Sept
1967
&
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:
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89
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166
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_Jan-July
1952
Adirond'k
mtge
143
93
73%
26'A
/
84%
29
Jan-July
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
ASecond
100
Mar-Sept
& coll trust 3%s 1975
s
86
95%
98'A
*—
~
109%
84
*94%
Jon-July
-
;
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
■
104 Va
82%
June-Deo
1977
refund mtge 23As ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1st
102
27
May-Wou
3'As
Electric
6s
38
'
Mar-Sept
Gas
First
gold
102%
Map-Nov
23As debs
1975
debentures
Virginia
Second
135'A
102
_June-Dec
Corp 23As 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 38/8s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
98
96
1
96
111% 112'A
112%
—Feb-Auy
General mortgage 4'As series D
General mortgage 3%s series J
Bt Lawrence &
98%
134
*92
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
s f debs
1973
AprR-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—ApriZ-Oct'
3%s
1975
1946
6s
&
95
5
27/os
-
mortgage 1946—
6s
99%
96
15
Union Tank Car 4'As
\
mtge
96
Union Pacific RR—
4%s
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—§ ADirect mtge 7s 1950
i
'
95
102
96
— —
Mar-Sept
3'As 1982
Union Oil of California
100%
98%
*102'A
■
—
Corp of America 3'As conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
.
114%
91'/a
134
84%
Jan-July
1st
5
94
98
95
June-Dec
1960
102'A
Mb.*!
'
r '■
98
110
134
-
102
1971—Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
:
Map-Nov
100%
;
«'
•—
-
Apr-Ocf
Radio
6s
95
1
63
99'
*95
__
1960
'
,
-
92
u
—»
__
.
-
98
Uim,
110
98'A
134
1985—Jan-July
103 %
98
6
98
*—
—--'
June-Dec
R
mtge
99
*88
1970—April-Oct
1st mtge
SADirect
94%
110
99
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
1983—Anril-rw
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
assented
96 y»
93
Pacific—
Orleans
New
110
Jan-Julj
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 33As I960—June-Dec
3%s
3'As
95
'
1972
7s sinking fund
99
97
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000——_—June-Dec
refund
AAdJustment
United
Rheem
92%
94 3A
Map-Nov
fA'Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1975
Rheinelbe Union—
'93'A
May-Woe
3 Vis series B
M
Pacific first
Texas Pacific-Missouri
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3%s
debentures
101
Gas Co—
1963
and refunding
100
♦102
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-juZy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First
1
*96'A
'
--
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Auy
Jan-July
May-Nov
1977
:
and impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 27/8s series D 1985
Refund
June-Dec
1984.
Service Electric
debentures
101
98'A
Feb-Aug
1970
1972
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
93
*„
First and
k
86
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
-
2
Ry—
1962
C 1974
96%
104 Va
T
Refund
Texas
general 4'As series D 1977
Plantation
88
101
101
April-Oct
Ashtabula
general
general
B
88
Afar-Sept
First
94'A
104'/a
Jan-Julp
Jan-July
1966
1973
'
First
series
25/8s debentures
106
9
105% 102%
1965—Jan-juZy
mtge 37/es series A 1984
Pittsburgh Youngstown Si
Co
debentures
106%
106
--
102% 103%
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As
1964—_May-No»
Pittsburgh
&
debentures
27/8s
88'/a
4
;_Mar-Sept
1973
High
26
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
Oil Corp.
2%s
debs
37/8s
95
1
Jan.
Low
NO.
89%
95
Range Since
Bold
High
89
1974
Chemical
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Salo Price
,
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
Btauffer
—
105
*106
—
Last
Period
Low
99
89
5
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
„,
»»■
High
96
.
*102%
•
•
i
BONDS
98
1957—May-Nov
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4.%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J
1964_May-Nov
'
.
-ft*
-
Sunray
Consolidated
RECORD
27
rM
1
Low
98
;
*
Range Since
Sold
96
—
APRIL
ENDED
•
Bonds
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
~
Friday's
or
WEEK
FOR
,
Week's Range
Friday
..
96
ioi v*
100
■);
,
'
Bt Paul
& Duluth first
cons
gold
4s
»'■
1968_Juue-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Ocf
•>
-
V
Scott
& New
England 1st gtd 4s
Paper 3s
Seaboard
debentures
conv
Air Line RR
Co—
1st mtge 3s series B
1989—May-Wor
1971
.
93
93%
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
'
993
109% 111
111
_Mar-Sept
Gen
112
109'A
•
•
'
94'A
1980
Map-Nov
3%s s f debentures 1977
!
i—.
Mar-Sepf
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2 Vis 1966—
—June-Dec
;
i
*
'
*91
""
93%
94%
100'A
100%
t
20
/
100%
•97
—
"
94'A
'
*91'/a
92'A
1974
June-Dec
93'A
93'A
Bervice Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—
Shell Oil 2'/as debentures
1971
1
April-Oct
April-Oct
97
98
90
92
lASiemens & Haiske 6'/as 1951
Mar-Sepf
3s
debentures
Sinclair Oil Corp 3'As conv 1983™.
Bkelly
2'As
Oil
debentures
Boccny-Vacuum
South
Southern
3s
Oil
North
&
Bell
Ala
2%s
&
First
Pacific
4'As
Gold
4'As
19
90
127
157%
98%
88
1st
Western
104%
95%
*—
99%
89%
5s
107%
95%
'
13
97
89
1970
*„
96'A
113
'
~
113
Jan-July
113'A
93%
92%
*—
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
86
119%
122 % 123%
122'A
83%
125%
122'A
113
Wilson
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1981—
San Fran Term
Bouthern Pacific
1st
mtge 3%s
ser
104% 105'A
104'A
103 "A
A '75—June-Dec
48
103% 104%
105'A
105
103 V4
103%
106'A
100
100%
—
107 %
New
Orleans
Southwestern
„
3'As
Bell
Coil
Standard
Oil
86'A ' 86%'
86'A
*—
124%
Jan-July
Jan-July
84
*90
Jan-July
3
—
Yonkers
2%s
first
debs
gold
120'/a
Products
(Indiana)
5s
1967
conv
3Vis
2013
SO %
*99'A
__
89
8
—
95
99%
100
'
June-Dec
93%
138
94
132% 138
9
92 %
97%
508
114%
145%
"
,
.
101%
15
100 '/a
103'A
98
67'A
100%
22
23
68'A
67
25
21
100'A
99 '/a
99%
*—
104'A
71%
67'A
69%
66 »A
100
103'A
4
99'/a
3
103%
100%
100
104% 104%
92'A
103'/a
101
92'A
92'A
3
107
90
93'A
*89
99
99%
2
98%
101'A
99
101
100
79%
109'/a
164
105%
99'A
4
98%
100'a
ioi%
Jan-July
May
100
108
102 y8
98%
4
112
25/8s
1976
1979
27/8s
78
30
79'/a
28
'91
Mar-Sept.Jan-July
—
1971
79%
77%
June-Dec
»-
Ji|!" "
78
83
.77%
81
91'A
92
99 y2
101
•»-
101
& Power 25/8s 1976_Jan-JuZp
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Oash tele
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Beotlon 77 •!
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
93%
98
96
*95
1982—_April-Ocf
conv
89
89
Map-Nov
—April
Power
delivery
Deferred
a
in
sale
not
year's
range,
n
the
included
not
April-Ocf
1985
4'/as
101
66'A
98'A
4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029—
Electric Light
Included
1983
101%
100
199'A
4s series A 2004
mortgage
98%
67%
Co—
RR
Electric
90'A
65
132
117
67'A
66'A
100%
Ap,iZ-Oct
Jan-July
1960
57
Y
95
124
—
4s
85'A
94'A
125'A
♦117
83
——
38
first
B
93'A"
69
101
101%
May
1958
98'A
97'A
May-Woo
first mortgage 3s
87
92
*—
-Jan-July
1984——
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
''^86Va' "87 %
95
124
~
-J
•
<
May-Woo
Tel
Internal
Btandard
'
1981—
3%s ser A
1975
Central
mige
First
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
debentures
ASpokane
Co
1st mtge
Northeastern RR—
&
3%s
&
Gen
RR Co—
Mortgage
Joint
debs
conv
Wisconsin
'
First
2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As scries G 1961
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
,
3'As
debentures
87
84%
101
1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Ocf
series C 1979
—Apr-Ocf
Pacific RR Co
Wisconsin
106-/2
71
103% 103%
*100
--
104%
I
85'A
1
2
*65
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
1
84%
*87
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
4s
Winston-Salem S
Co—
A 1977
1966
3'As
85'A
92
92'A
'A
May-Woo
2361
mortgage
income
3%s
82
1974
r92
Westingbouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
_Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
94'/a
112%
—
216
first
registered
3'As
Western Maryland Ry
93%
97%
—
89
*104
mtge
West Shore
94%
168
Co—
debentures
1969
,
*97'A
•
*—
Peb-Aup
Jan-July
(Oregon Lines)
4'/2s
Gold
102
97
Telegraph Co—
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994_
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'/as conv
Bouthern
—.
„
.
Jan-July
Edison
■
3
147'A 153'A
June-Dec
1987
California
convertible
~2
4s
Aprll-Ocf
1985
debentures
3'As
±
1963
1979
debentures
Southern
5s
90
153
Jan-July
Jan-July
1965
1976
gtd
Telephone
debentures
23As
IVis
RR
——
85'A
84%
92
April
Income 4As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—Map-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-JuZp
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
93'A
'—A.
98'/a
'
Bcioto
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
92%
*98
*97%
__
in
the
year's range,
3.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the following extensive list we furnish
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, < :
April 23, 1956, and ending Friday, April 27.
It is compiled by the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
.»
"...
a
:
rnu»)
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Alloys
1
common
Hat Stores
Inc_
Surpass
Ainsworth
Air
Associates Inc
Air
Way
Airfleets
Low
footnotes
see
7'A
..—
-
page
.
9%
3
3
8
7'/a
3b.
Jan
31
AJax
Feb
Alabama
Gas
10VB Mar
Alabama
Great
Power 4.20%
Petroleums
50c
2
Ltd
Corp
Jan
1,300
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
Alabama
Jan
AlasKh
4.40J
7% Apr
7'A Apr
8%
8%
10'A
Jan
,
sale*
Range
-
of Prices
Low
Par
Apr
3
7%
25
7 'A
8
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
n
%
18
6,600
%
Feb
Va
Apr
34'A
3 3'/a
34'A
4,000
33'A
Feb
37%
Jan
30
162
Jan
175
Algemene Kunstzljde N V—
'
9
8
Weesi
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
2,600
1
1
Apr
28'A
9'A
—3
27
High
6'/a
4,800
•
;
(
APRIL
STOCKS
•
Inc.
Tne__...
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
9%
5
common.
(N J)
Industries
For
Shares
1
Shoe Stores
WEEK
for Week
1
Manufacturing
FOR
*naa}
Range
Low
7%
RANGE
AeeK'k
oi Price*
10
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew
V
8
25
2,800
"
400
" Jan
.
'
6'A Mar
23'A Feb '4
1
13'A Mar
„
.
■ 8
Apr
25% Mar
Airlines
Southern
preferred
Inc
50
172
dep rets Amer shares.
American Engineering Co
Alleghany
Corp
warrants
Apr
98
100
i
Apr
103%
Fpb
3,200
5
Apr
6%
Jan
200
40
Feb
44%
J'
5'A
—1
5 %
.10e
8 "4
8%
7'A-
6VV
41
Amer
All
173
41
8 VA
1,400
"7'A
54,500
Jap
7'A Mar
9'A
Jan
5
7%
Apr
Jan
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 30, 1956
(2100)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
'
5%%
Allied
Control Co Inc
xl4%
900
7%
7%
39%
40%
95%
96
10t
7%
American
40%
Bantam
American
Book
Apr
98%
24%
200
24% Jan
26%
1,150
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
8%
700
8%
Feb
10 % Mar
IS
41%.
41%
%
pfd
3,100
Hard
—M
34
35%
2,100
25 >4
American
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
20
2|
30
29 %
30
2,100
27 %
30 V*
Maracaibo
-I
11%
30%
10%
30%
11%
•
37%
37%
38
16
15
16%
Co
Meter Co
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
8eal-Kap
S
American
Thread 5%
American
Tractor
preferred
Corp
Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
Anacon Lead
.2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co.
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Fuel OH Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
Arkansas
July
1
&
$43
'53
&
23
Apr
3,800
5%
Apr
Jan
8%
6%
3%
9,000
2i!
Jan
3 \i
13%
Feb
14% Jan
13
Jan
17
13%
14
i
15%
16
16
1,200
12%
4%
12%
7%
300
7%
8%
300
13%
9
Apr
Feb
10% Feb
8% Feb
160
102
32%
33%
11,900
31
Jan
18%
18%
7,300
104% 105
Jan
110
Apr
32%
105
Jan
34% Jan
20% Jan
Mar
108% Mar
18%
107
9%
22,000
6%
Feb
11
Apr
42
41%
43%
7,800
33%
Jan
44%
Apr
17
17
18
1,300
17
181
Apr
24
Jan
10%
Apr
2.50
reg
11
20%
21%
1,800
10%
20%
£1
Apr
20% Apr
10%
1,100
8% Feb
3%
1
3%
4
2,900
3%
Apr
5'/a
Jan
2%
1
2%
2%
3,600
2% Mar
3%
Feb
dlv
$41
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
22
Fisheries
60
104
104
'53)—*
Coast Line Co
.
Feb
1%
Jan
107
Mar
102
31
32
11%
11%
11%
3,600
wi
13
3,000
11%
10%
650
134 % 134%
44%
Light $5
Apr
12% Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
13
Apr
Jan
143
Mar
123
100
112
Apr
32
11%
100
44 %
112
29% Mar
44% Apr
30
45%
Apr
110%
Feb
%
Feb
5%
Jan
5% Mar
6 % Mar
7Y» Mar
113
Apr
American dep
rets B ord—
%
%
1,000
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products
Castle (A M)
common
■
7
& Co
20%
20
Corp of America
Catalin
10%
10%
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
4
preference
22%
•
4,000
11
16%
5%
6
Jan
22%
Mar
8
10,900
4%
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
Jan
4%
31,600
Jan
12%
3%
4,500
%
Jan
6
Apr
12%
12
12%
1,000
9"%
Jan
12%
Apr
26%
series
$1.50
4,000
3%
5%
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv
7
6%
26%
27%
125
26%
Jan
28
Apr
73
Apr
83
Mar
93
Apr
95
Mar
Apr
10
Mar
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
pfd
Century Electric Co commonCentury Investors Inc
Convertible preference
73%
73%
73%
20
•;
.
Central Power & Light 4%
.
I
ICO
9
~9
700
"7%
600
8%
Chamberlin
of
Co
16
"7%
"7%
Mar
19%
Apr
f'
Mar
473/4
Apr
v
I
5"% Jan
Charis
Chicago
Rivet
Clark
1
Co
Manufacturing Co
Club
Coal
common
Oils
Apr
25%
Jan
3%
Jan
2.500
173/4
Feb
233/8
26%
29%
7,400
16%
Jan
29 %
6
4%
5%
1,500
4
Jan
6
3,000
5%
Apr
5
Apr
6% Mar
8 3%
Jan
10 %
~93/4
200
9%
Jan
623/4
4,100
44%
Jan
62 3/4
43%
Apr
2
Jan
4%
43/a
4%
500
23/8
2%
2%
21,300
•
7%
.7%
7%
34
I
25%
1
Commodore Hotel Inc
1
25%
8%
14
10
9,500
8%
8%
37%
25% Mar
Jan
6% Jan
14%
700
24%
1,000
9
9%
1,500
83/4
|
13% Feb
16% Mar
?
22'
Feb
24%
Apr
9% Mar
10%
Jan
Jan
Apr
22% Mar
Compo Shoe Machinery—
14%
14
15%
15%
Apr
4% Mar
Connelly Containers Inc
50#
4%
4%
1,000
41/4
Apr
5%
Jan
Consol
10c
8%
8%
8%
3,200
81/4 Mar
9%
Jan
4%
J an
Consol
50o
24 %
22%
24%
3 200
16%
Jan
9%
Apr
Consolidated
Mining
44% Mar
Consolidated
Royalty Oil
63,600
9%
3%
4
300
3%
Feb
1
4%
4%
200
60
Feb
1
4% Feb
9
Jan
37
Feb
16%
15% Mar
Vtc
ext
to
Diesel
Electric Corp
Electrodynamics
Consolidated Gas
Continental
& Gas-
Class A
-1
14%
.1
Securities Corp.
Banco de los Andes—
13%
15 %
15%
15%
3%
3%
3%
8%
300
-1#
common—
Baldwin
13%
7,400
85,800
15
American shares
Oil Ltd
50#
2%
2%
2%
700
1
'
Apr
Mar
3% Jan
.'V
Jan
1&
37,400
8%
•
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+3% Mar
Jan
2\i Apr
9% Jan
l'
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Banff
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
17
Apr
3% Apr
*
•
14%
Jan
7
Mar
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties common.
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp.
277,300
5%
Feb
18%
18%
18%
1,200
18%
Apr
26% Mar
9%
9%
9%
100
Feb
11 % Mar
50#
Company
~7%
1
20o
Basic Incorporated
7%
6%
3%
3
3%
17,400
5%
200
.1
5%
.1
1
16 V#
Corp
16%
22%
49%
1«
19
Apr
? 700
16%
9%
9%
1,100
x9%
Jan
11%
11%
250
19% Mar
Jan
1
Black Starr & Gorham class A
TUnuner's common
25% Feb
51% Mar
Apr
48%
17%
10% Feb
10% Mar
3
common
1
(H C) Co common
•
prior cumulative preferred__100
Co
"7%
42
Bridgeport Gas Co
*
common
American Oil Co
800
6%
100
8Vs Mar
6% Feb
6% Jan
6% Feb
40 % Mar
6%
41%
7%
4.900
42%
1,000
6
7
Jan
Jan
47
Jan
102
Apr
6% Feb
100
7%
6%
87/a
100
10
100
7%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
2%
2%
1,700
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
6%
"7
7%
10.100
6%
Apr
8
Jan
6% Jan
9
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7%
8
4%
1,400
8%
5,800
35
39%
35
39
44%
1
13%
& Smelt Ltd_,_*
36%
Utilities
Lines
Inc
Aviation &
Cook Paint
& Varnish
Corby
Distillery
14%
2.800
123,6 Feb
14%
Apr
36%
,3,300
33% Jan
37"%
Jan
13%
13%
2,100
11%
Feb
133/4
Apr
900
IO1/4
Feb
.'
11%
6%
7%
76,900
6
Jan
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4%
14,000
3%
Jan
6
1
11%
4%
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1
6
6
Jan
1%
2
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500
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9,200
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150
41'"
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17
200
voting
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B
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non-voting
16
Cornucopia Gold Mines
-,.%
fir
80
Corroon & Reynolds
$1 preferred class
A
16
;600
12%
12%
20%
20 3/4
12%
1
common
•
Cott Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
dep receipts
Creole Petroleum
87%
86%
8%
9%
8%
8
Cent
Petroleum
(Md),
8
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
"A"
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
$1.12
preferred
common
Cuban American Oil Co
•2%
Sugar
common
common
—
vtc
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
21
Apr
8%
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
Jani
66%
Jan
Mar
:
600
-
15
18 i/a
18%
100
5%
17%
17%
17%
22,000
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45%.
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23,6
30%
19
Jan
131/s
40
•
138,400
23/4 Mar
;
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Feb
9% Mar
Lighting Inc eommon__:——2.50
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
4
C Liquidating Corp
8
Curtis
500
5% / 5%
5%.
•
7%- Apr
12%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
5
•
Apr
51% Mar
vl% Feb
-
Apr
5Y8 Mar
17%
V
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>
"
Mar
18%
Jan
44
•
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3% Mar
-4;
17%, Jan
2% Jan
113.800
5
•<13%
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23% Feb
750
-
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Apr
10% Mar
Jan
27
1,200
141/s
4%
.
', 100
23/i
9%
7% Feb
173/4 Jan
300,
•
913/4 Mar
«
6% Feb
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C W
Mar
6%
3/4'
27%r
2%
•;
50o
Cuban Atlantic
& Jan
17
193/4
V
39,000
<
18%
27%
-
-2.50
Cuban Tobacco
©11
17%
27%
25c
_
Cuban-Venezuelan
18
.
partic
common
Feb
17
Jan
6,800
891%
8%
Crown
Apr
34% Jan
45% Mar
•
Daitcb Crystal Dairies
Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
18%
18%
19
15
153/8
1,000
7%
73/4
800
1%
2
4,200
35
19% Mar
16% Mar
1,100
15
1
.2.50
170
16%
14% Mar
-•
Jan-
"
British
American
Davidson
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer
dep rets ord
British
7
200
7A
Apr
7%
Jan
7A
300
6% Mar
7%
Jan
3
200
16
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.
Brown
Jan
Apr
Dennison
Detroit
39%
—
39%
100
36%
Jan
40%
20%
187.000
13 %
Jan
20%
Apr
17% Jan
24%
Apr
Feb
21%
Apr
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry——
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co_—
Brown
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
8%
£1
Brown
Rubber Co
22%
22%
23
1
Forman Distillers
cumulative preferred
20%
20%
20
20%
1,400
10
common
183/4
1
rets ord reg
Company
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co—
Mfg class A common
3%
2% Mar
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep
Mines Inc—
7%
7%
600
7%
7%
15,800
18
debenture
Gasket
common
1
16%
163/4
17%
3,400
xl4%
Feb
17% Mar
Distillers Co
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B—
2.50
30%
30 %
31%
1,000
24%
Feb
34
B
8
F
Company
1
Budget Finance Plan
1%
22
50o
common
preferred
12%
•
common
Buckeye Pipe Line.—
9
%
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill (The)
i
Company
%
Byrd
6%
Biscuit
Oil
convertible class A
15%
1
3%
3%
3%
1,000
5%...
6
1%
13/4,'
1
25c
Feb
Feb
9%
Feb
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Apr
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•-
7%
Jan
Feb
>-9
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10%
11
1,500
2.50
19
18%
19
1,800
11
ll .i~ Feb
17%
Feb
Dominion Textile
20% Mar
9% Jan
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Co Ltd
1
107,300
4%
%
1
Jan
ie Apr
4%
43/4
536
5 %
5%
13,700
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
25c
3%
3%
3%
23,200
2 %
Feb
3%
Apr
7.50
103/4
10 %
10%
3,200
1%
1%
1%
24,600
400
4% Jan
5%
7% Mar
11
Feb
Apr
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
common
:
2.50 ,
•'
•
7.50
32.50
Brewery Ltd.
Dragon Cement Co Inc_
Draper Corp common.
Drilling 5s Exporation Co
Harris
Cable
Electric Products common
Calgary b Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
California
$3.00
Aviation
Electric
Inc
Power
preferred
50c
$2.50 preferred
25%
4 %
•
14%
Jan
5%
100
434
25%
25%
9,000
19%
4%
4%
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65
17,200
3%
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~534
Feb
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6V4
Feb
28% Mar
43/4
Jan
133/4
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15
100
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67% Mar
50
"
5%
Jan.
2V8
11 800
66
50
1
Apr
5%
•
10#
50
Oalvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
1%
2,400
5
Apr*
Apr
55
Mar
Feb
Apr
5
28
28
28%
600
26%
Jan
29
Mar
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
24%
233/8
25%
32,300
18%
Jan
29
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
3,V
3
2%
71*
10,500
21%
100
20 3/4
21%
15 7/8
16
20%
-16
.
18
Apr
8% Mar
-
12%
7%
-
Jan
23
Mar
23
Feb
Mar
Apr
Apr
,16
8%
-
1%
17%
3,200
12% Jan
-17%
Apr
38
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,,.100
16%
17%
7%
38%
500
34% Jan
393/4
Apr
<
43/4,
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-
2,100
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5%
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34%
250'
31 %
Jan
35%
Jan
v
37 36
40
500
36% Jan
42%
Feb
23%
.10
4%
34%
40
22%
233/4
2,700
11
12%
12,800
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11
Apr
11%
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60
31
61
30%
31
-
27% Jan
14% Jan
100
44
Jan
62% Mar
200
.
28%
Feb
34 % Mar
Laboratories—
7%
Common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B- common.
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
10#
1
77/s
8%
73/4 Apr
7,200
10
5%
5%
53/4
4%
6% Jan
Jan
7%
1,400
Jan
8
8
18
18
18
42%
42%
45%
73/4
7%
24%
23%
24%
31,000
15%
Jan
77 %
Jan
34
35
%
350
31%
Jan
30%
31 %
3,300
,22%
Feb
100
-
8
9%
1,500
7
23,600
Feb
24
Jan
51
17% .Apr
33% Feb
100
Jan
3% Jan
2% Mar
Mar
8 3,6 Mar
Apr
common
•
6%%
preference!.
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dreage & Dock CO Ltd
*
*
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600
3?g
115,300
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....
25,100
31% Mar
^
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34% Mar
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Assn common—10
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
4%%
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prior preferred
1%
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States Corp.
t
5^ Mar
3\h
9
is
Jan
Apr
Apr
—
21%
Jan
24% Mar
Malleable
Iron
$7 preferred series A.
series B.
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100
28
1
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135
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187
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Jan
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24%. Apr
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.
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213
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1,000
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6 3/4
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155
4% Mar
.
100
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16%
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4,000
16,100
16%
•
Jan
15
Apr
8% Mar
32 %
•
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1
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7
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Feb
r-
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Bread Co Ltd
1%
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Co
DuMont (Allen B)
%
26 3/6
343/4
1
Duke Power Co
Corp (new)
•
,.5%
„
_1
Dow
Driver
C & C Super
<
148
6s 8d
13%
10%
Feb
100
24%
10o
common
15%
Apr
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Corporation
15%
Ltd
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Corp
1
5%
3,000
'
36% Mar
Jan
1,900
Apr
200
n
8%
32%
6
Jan
2% Apr
1A Feb
100
—
&
83/4
Apr
33%
2,500
83/B
28%
11%
800
1
7
8%
22%
9
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (j P) & Son Inc
1
6%
32%
800
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burry
50c
1,700
11
8%
35
—1
5
23
12%
11
10
60c
12
22 %
35
American dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd——
Apr
4% Mar
4% Mar
•
7 3/6
'
1%
.—35
Dayton Rubber Co class A
3
—
1
~10«
Day
Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power common
Inc—
7&
7 it
10s
10s
reg
Brothers
-
17% Mar
4,100
A
1
1
Crown
5
5f«
5
common
:
•
:
(ord reg)—£1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co_
Jan
11%
1,900
500
.1,200
,
7%
7
1-80
'
Jan
44 % Mar
'4
143/4 Jan
,
.
American
6%
Mar
3/6
6,500
f«
15%
15%,
.
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Apr
2V6
-
Jan
t
7% Mar
4%
,
16% Apr
Ltd—
A
;
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12 % Mar
■'
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■
(H)
■**! Class
v*
27% Mar
13%
7%
1.25
Engineering_l
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Commercial Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
Jan
"21
36%
'
13%'
11%
10
^
36% Mar
35
50
83,900
Corp
27% Jan
26% Mar
"
•
•
8%
100
5
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord—•
Breeze
Corp common
•
7%
6%
8%
Apr
12
.
'
•
Feb
5% Mar
17% Jan
Jan
15% Mar
600
17%
5%
1
50c
common
3%
2% Jan
19,400
48%
9
400
19
20%
common—25
Watch Co Inc
8
Apr
8
9%
1965
Continental Air
Manufacturing Co
/
J
Feb
100
Co
'-f
Apr
Feb
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada
/
Jan
24
24
•;
Jan
900
!
f
Feb
2% Mar
..
33 % Mar
;
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.
Apr
20%
100
8
5%
Feb
6% Mar
100
34
23%
30s
;
10 % Mar
58%
62%
f
Apr
Mar
_9%
~
20
"
6% Mar ■■■•i
5
53/4
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Jan
1
11,900
5
Airlines
Service
Jan
%
233/0
•
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Public
22%
10o
Co
vtc
Farm
Community
;
200
6
29%
5
Manufacturing—4
Products
Caribbean
Apr
22%
1%
21%
Co
Corp
Aluminum
Coastal
Cockshutt
88
85 %
6%
1
1
Corporation
Clinchfield
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Feb
84
2
%
1
& Lambert
Jan
75%
700
5
Claussner Hosiery
Apr
1,400
10,700
14%
22%
Christiana Oil Corp
Clayton
Apr
2%
15%
['e
14 Vb
84
City Auto Stamping Co
Clary
6 3/4
Jan
6% Mar
2 Va
14%
&
Controller
7% Mar
13% Jan
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1
t
America
1%
800
Brlllo
32
.....
2%
18
10,200
British
5
19.50
1
Apr
1% Apr
Jan
A Feb
43%
9%
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
2
600
16%
5%%
1%
16,900
1,700
43%
Borne
13,000
2%
8,200
9%
Bohack
1%
A
1%
43%
(S)-&
1%
2
20%
9%
Blumenthal
1%
2%
Apr
Apr
59%
43%
Inc
6%
1%
3
Instrument
4%
19%
Ayshlre collieries Corp common
Belock
27%
Jan
58%
10
Benrus
Feb
5% Mar
2%
4,400
1%
-•
Blckford's
23
38,400
19%
Axe Science & Electronic
Oil
6%
4
A
58%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Basin
5%
•
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Rubber
13,200
3
1
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Baldwin
27%
27
i——
Atlas
Bailey & Selburn Oil
6% Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
paid on
Dec
on
Apr
Carreras Ltd—
Colonial
Tel—
arrear
5%
6%
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
4%
200
2% Mar
9,900
*
5.50
common
Carolina Power &
Feb
5%
3,V
-
•
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
14%
4
Co
common
Apr
Jan
200
New
2
5'/4
_.
Apr
10% Jan
17,400
4%
Jan
7% Mar
11
Associated Food Stores Ine
Associate Laundries of America
(ex
16% Feb
19% Mar
•
Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
A
13% Mar
400
•
warrants
Aro
CI
2,300
18%
S
Rubber Co class A
class A (when issued)
Associated Tel
14
23
.100
dep rets
Feb
Jan
6%
-1
pfd—100
preferred
American
4%
4%
3%
1
Armstrong
New
Feb
{'e
3
S
-A7S
shares
36% Jan
16% Apr
Feb
14%
Jan
41
37% Jan
3,100
1,400
13%
7%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
4%
Apr
11% Apr
6%
5
20#
Mines Ltd
Armour & Co
4%
31% Mar
31%
22%
14
1
Anchor Post Products
4.72%
700
33
B
2N
American
Feb
Jan
35% Apr
8% Feb
pfd—2§
common
Apr
71
27% Mar
53,300
Apr
Jan
American
500
Apr
Feb
2%
Jan'
1
61
34
1%
Jan
% Feb
Co
Rubber Co
41%
30 %
-
4,700
2%
2
-1
common
20
1
Carnation
f
4,600
1
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Feb
11%
11%
215;
^e
*.
vtc
High
LtUi
A
27%
6'
1
Ltd
Producers
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
5%
pfd—10
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil
Feb
95
8V4
conv
Car
Beverage
American
"A"
Canso
Apr
850
partlc
Ltd
Minerals
Canal-Randolph Corp
8% Mar
Apr
33% Feb
**eironna
Canadian Wiliiston
16% Mar
Co common—1
Air Filter 5%
American
Jan
10%
s
Industries Inc
American
Canadian
Jan
Marconi
8hare#
2%
-
1
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
Low
10c
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
6%
13%
.25#
Industries
Ambrook
American
12%
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
1,200
96
10%
100
39%
Last
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Feb
of America—
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
$3,75
lAmerican
1,300
14
5%
Jan
4% Mar
6,700
24%
Allied Internat'l Investing eap stock—1
Products (Mich) common
S
Aluminum
12%
4%
11%
4%
11%
-1
Allied
Aluminum Co
4 J/2
4%
Week's
Friday
8ale Prlee
American Stock KxebOf#
High
Low
11
4%
_1S
preferred
WEEK ENDED APRIL 27
&
1
Range Since Jan.
2,900
—1
common
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convertible
RANGE TOR
.
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Allied Artists
Share#
4%
4%
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Low
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Sale Price
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,
Mar
197% Mar
Volume 183
Number 5529... The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(2101)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
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American Stock
Last
Exchange
Range
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Limited
|
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common
Corporation
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183/4
18
20
Inc
Freight Corp
tmplre District Electric 5%
#2
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*4%
Ero
&
25
Jan
28
Jan
29%
Jan
20
Jan
18%
5,800.
6%
13%
Jan
Mar
Feb
Manufacturing
151/2
32%
35
Feb
105%
Jan
91/4
Jan
151/2
Feb
35 V*
Apr
33/4
33/4
3 7/8
24,300
3%
Jan
41%
42%
4%
4iy2
5y2
5%
Apr
45 %
Jan
4,500
4%
Feb
6ya
8ya
Jan
9%
400
1
or
7%
Apr
8%
1%
10
15
5%
Jan
iya
Feb
2% Mar
15
100
13
Jan
17%
factor
(Max)
"*»reo
&
Co
Camera
Oils
class
&
A
Association
at
23 %
Ltd__
Sterling
21
(Phila)
Inc
Flying Tiger
Line
8,200
191/2
1,900
,24 %
111/4
X521/2
Class A
non-voting
•
voting
;
Amer dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fuller
(Geo
Gatineau
A)
—£1
Jan
4%
Mich
Corp
;
Yellowknife
Gilbert (A C)
Gilchrist Co
7
,
-
51/8
•
6
prior
•
Jan
Knott
Feb
138
Jan
135
Feb
4% Mar
3
Jan
Feb
6%
500
15
1,200
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
5
Feb
5%
63%
Great Amer
Apr
Jan
8
1%
Jan
104
2%
Apr
t
;
class A
18
Feb
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Mar
Jan
Don-voting
1st
13%
Jan
20%
Apr
2%
Jan
•3%
common
Oil St
14%
Apr
l3/a
Apr
23,500
Great
Sweet
°-~>r
104
225
Apr
4,400
5ft Jan
6%
Jan
1,500
2
v
13%:.
10
Feb
9%
13
Apr
15%
■24
Jan
30 %
13
Apr
16%
14,900
100
stock
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Company
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450
56
A
Jan
Jan
.28%
3%
,
171
-
41/4
,121/4
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175
1% Mar
"
,
Feb
28%
Feb
37%
Jan
-
11 «/8
17
--11%
17
17
170%
Apr
189
90
132%
Feb
138
,
1%
Jan
2
Apr
>
Feb
9 /
Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
11%
■v
161/8
2
2
4ya
Jan
17%
41/4
Jan
4%
10c
2'/4
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5%
*
4334
43'/4
5
2%
2%
common
Apr
(W
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& Co
6%% preferred
4%
commo:
preferred
1
1
(R)
&
Co
Inc
common
*
2.50
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400
16
Jan
110
100
2%-
40
5
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'
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Baking Co..
$2
(Harvey)
118%
Feb
104% Feb
Inc common
5
Refining capital stock—•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
•
Hygrade Pood Products
5
2.50
common..
Imperial Chemical Industries
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
128
6%
/• 12% Feb
2% Apr
16,800
4%
2% Mar
1,600
5
Jan
13% Jan
22% Feb
-
Jan
30% Mar
48%
1
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
3,700
17%
100
International
50c
5
140
49%".
.
,
122% 124
5%
Jan
15% Mar
20
26
23%
26%
20%
•
cumul
changed
6%
Mount
Metal
Mountain
8%
TV
,
137%
Jan
27%
Apr
108%
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
128% Apr
Feb
5
Jan
8%
50
Jan
-
20-
5% Mar
10%
26%
Jan
Apr
Apr
-
11% Jan
Company
33%
3 5'/a
2,300
293/4
261/4
27%
1,700
253/4 Mar
5 3/8
5%
53/4
6,300
20 3/4
20%
21%
21,700
52%
55
42%
93/4
17%
1,300
135/b
4,000
8 3/a
Feb
5%
5%
200
5%
91/2
Apr
Apr
1%
Jan
9%
l3/a
95/8
200
1%
3,500
8%
1
231/4
23
24%
10%
10%
10%
8,400
12'A
12%
200
8'/4
•
8 5/8
8
400
153/4
93/4
9,700
5%
Jan
Jan
91/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
12
Mar
Jan
123/4 Jan
1,200
Jan
93/4
Jan
28%
5
27
6
Apr
22%
1,200
31% Mar
Mar
34%
•
Jan
"l2 %
1
13/8
1
26%
1%
13
12%
800
Apr
Apr
Jan
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29%
104% Mar
*
Feb
1%
Mar
22'/a
50
;
13
8
1,700
27%
Apr
Mar
6%
29
9
x26
100
Ltd...
15
101/4 Apr
12
•
common
17%
"
"
1,500
l
.
Feb
Apr
593/4 Mar
Jan
16%
Jan
6%
21%
Jan
123/4
Apr
29
.
11% Jan
3,900
,_lo
:
35 Vb
Feb
17%
1
preferred
Feb
Feb
107
Jan
Apr
Feb
13% Mar
1ft
19,600
26%
27%
4,900
..24%
Jan
30% Mar
97%
98
60
96%
Apr
102% Mar
106
10
104
Jan
109
Apr
99
Apr
102
Apr
1
lft Apr
If Mar
preferred
100
106
•
4%
•
1673/4
167% 169
5%
1673/4
260
Jan
Apr
1773/4
Feb
Feb
441/2
Jan
42
Feb
Corp
Products
1
4% Mar
3% Jan
3% Jan
334
Jan
19%
450
181/2
Apr
203/4
Jan
132% 1361/4
550
125%
Jan
136%,
Apr
— —
'
18%
2.50
100 r
133
13/8
1%
6,100
1%
Apr
2%
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
10% Feb
12%
Apr
Jan
5
26%
26%
400
2.50
11%
2,800
333/4
11%
333/4
113/4
10
341/4
500
31
Feb
353/4 Jan
50C
common.
263/4
41/a
4%
3,500
4
Apr
4% Jan
14
Nachman
Corp
Apr
Jan
23 Vb
Jan
3.200
4'/2
Apr
1,350
941/2
Apr
8%
21
100
"
Feb
National
(Mich)
10%
10
11%
8,100
3%
7,700
4
1,100
3%
Jan
300
123/4
Apr
Petroleum
Steel
Car
_25c
Ltd
Apr
Neptune Meter
Jan
Nestle Le
41/2
Jan
15%
Apr
5%
Apr
Feb
17%
Jan
3%
12%
3%
6
5%
123/4
6
10
3%
Jan
4
Mur
common
11%
113/4
500
10%
Jan
12%
24%
28%
18,700
17%
Jan
28'%
28
28
28%
1,400
27
Jan
30 Vb Mar
27%
27%
28%
2,400
24
Jan
29
1
29%
Jan
331/2
Apr
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
6%
11,100
2%
Jan
3,200
11 %
Jan
28%
Feb
3%
3%
10,800
4%
4%
43/4
1,400
.30c
3
1
2%
—
*
3
14%
14%
x311/4
32'%
5
Jan
10% Mar
New British
Feb
23% Mar
New England
Dominion
Oil Ltd
Tel & Tel
—
31%
—1
73/4
5%
73/4
2
1{S
2
62,000
2%
2%
16,500
2
137% 138 3/s
1,400
134
1
_40c
2%
138
Apr
Apr
4%
3%
1
1—
Apr
3
••
10c
common
common
Mar
113/4
273/8
•
Ltd
Associates
Ltd.*^
Jan
2
—10
common
Co
Bristol Oils
Jan
7
3ft Jan
39,600
Feb
4
13%
1,700
1,700
t
lft Feb
-
Jan..
Jan
-
>
>.
Apr
34% Jan
,73/4 Apr
,
53% Mar
„
Feb
4% Feb
14%
'
New
Jan
1
.
National Union Electric Corp.
National U. S. Radiator Corp w
5%
3%
12%
—1
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
37%
125% Mar
7,600
—1
common
Brewing Co
200
96
5%
National Mfg & Stores common- —1
7%
7%
200
5
1
Co
Telefilm
Apr
Apr
Apr
8ft Jan
143/4
~5%
Dehydrating St
National Bellas Hess
National
14%
1
Inc
National Alfalfa
Milling
—10
—
Namm-Loeser's
National Presto Industries Inc
23% Mar
4
N
Transit
25
43/4
13
2.50
Jan
19% Mar
32%
Jan
35%
1
common
9%
16% Jan
24 %
26 %
1
Co
common
National
6,000
8% Feb
3,400
19,000
.1
National
21%
1,900
18%
29%
25c
Inc
National
21%
9
8%
•
States Tel & Tel
12%
21%
Jan
17%
1
cumulative preferred
Vernon Mills Inc
4? tt
4%
40
to
Jam
10
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr 26)
Jan
96 *
Apr
Co—
General
(Effective
lit Clemens
Feb
4%
3%
18 %
333/4
•
53/4
94
Jan
Jan
27%
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
11
4%
3 Vb
100
363/4
94
Jan
Feb
17%
preferred series B..100
1,000
70
13%
17
29%
4.50% preferred series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
7,900
400
Apr
30
5
,,
16,300
.
Apr
10%
52%
Bervice
12%
•
Public
*61;)
97%
431/2
38
1
National Starch Products
34
Jan
200
25%
46%
.
Jan
Apr
2,000
26%
6%
97
Jan
18
1493/4
5,900
5%
12
32%
Mar
3%
5%
46%
33%
16
923/4 Jan
17%
_l
common
6%
7%
500
12,300
333/4
50c
Co
12%
Cigar
35.
13,900
17
3%
26%
46%
9%
page
22%
Jan
Apr
171/8
5
Jan
113
7,900
20%
Jan
Jan
57
38%
3,700
9%
see
■
Jan
Apr
„
24% Mar
100
10%
100
Mar
33
500
cumulative
IMuntz
Jan
127
1,100
5%
1
For footnotes
;
dividend shares
4.40%
Jan
Feb
500
10%
Breweries Inc
Machinery—
3%
17i/4
~
Abrasive
Wohl
3%
xl73/s
400
10%
£1
•
163/4
1391/4 144%
Piping Co
Muter
Feb
48%
Apr
7%
£1
conv
153/4 Mar
10%
104
124
87
1
35
10
27
125
1
Corp $1
non-cum
6%
•
Apr
4,200
129%
89
Jan
55
•
Co
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
-
141/a
128
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4 % pfd—10o
International
Oil
Name
Jan
!■
Illinois Zinc Co
Co.
Textile Corp common
Financial
1334
263/4
Oil
88
500
common
(The B)
Mfg
Feb
11
6ya Mar
.100
Hubbell
Corporation
4.80%
.
Feb
Jan
53 %
common
1% preferred
Humble
Oil
Feb
2,500
53/8
Jan
Jan
5,200
Apr
2,100
3
6%
465/B
10%
3%
6%
-15
Horn
St Hardart
:
Apr
283/4
400
10%
77
9%
1,400*
6%
—
Apr
Mar
7%
10%
27%
17%
_
4
6%
53/4 Mar
38%
Apr
600
3
300
50
Jan
10%
300
5%
43%
Jan
13%
& Co_
53/4
•
Co
30;-- Mar
Horn Sc Hardart
53/4
5% Mar
43%
72%
3y8
-
38
43%
21
100
3,100
12%
Hormel (Geo A)
3%
Jan
33/4
common
B
Inc
20
"27%
Holly Stores Inc
Heme Oil Co
11% Jan
Jan
2%
Corporation '
Co
Apr
Feb
12%
161/2
Feb
•
(The)
Monongahela Power
Jan
9%
6%
Jan
30%
a
Midwest
Jan
„
17%
-
11%
16 3/4
Middle States Petroleum
6% Mar
48
"2%
27
12,300
■
250
-72%
16%
141%
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
3
Jan
1
Jan
Apr
3%
1
4%
Feb
900
1%
Jan
Jan
10 % Mar
43/4
16%
4
5
10% Mar
Feb
Feb
Missouri
403/4
14
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
2,400
Feb
8,400
1 %
4%
11,300
12%
100
Apr
Apr
10
1,300
31%
141/a
Feb
200
12%-
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
HcJophane
10%
Jan
Jan
350
3%
4,200
934
Hofmann Industries Inc.
Holly
14
10%
Feb
Apr
27%
1,200
8%
163/8
1,400
Apr
'
'
Class A
13%
Jan
Apr
13
700
l3/4
Apr
2%
3%
Hoe
31%
*
2%
18%
27
Highle Mfg Co common
31%
—10
59 Vz
2'%
6%
31%
1
Jan
1,000
800
14
1
Jan
-
63/4
6%
133/8
5
"1%
800
Jan
6% Mar
161/2
Miller
-
22
6
63/4
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Apr
17% Mar
56 Vb
20
5%
13%
5
common
100
15%
35 %
'•
72%
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Gallon Products Inc.
Jan
l3/4
Feb
102
6%
Feb
16%
Jan
10%
101
5%
l
13%
17% -17%
_
Apr
.5
22'%
9%
-17%
Jan
3% Feb
2 3/4
4%
10
1,100
.
13%
Jan
lft Jan
100
5
9,700
'6%
Feb
3
9,100
1
41/2% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
44
12%
5%
15%
1,700
2%.
Apr
61/4
16'ft
3,400
400'
21
3
Realty
Midland
Apr
18%
101/4
Rubenstein
Heller
...
Jan
61/4
4%
4y2
4%
Jan
15%
21%
5
5%
l
434
Feb
-
'
:—10c
Helena
21
21
1
4'/«
,
Mar
Jan
200
25c
3%
59 ',4
4
common
6Va
g
*'2 'A
'.581/4
1
Inc
1,500
173/8.
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Corp
:
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16%
2
Hazel Bishop
6%
Micromanic Hone Corp
Jan
15%
200,
351/4-
Harvard Brewing Co
Hazeltine
6%
9
Mid-West
3%
33%
900
Jan
4
193/4
8,000
Midland Steel Products—
.
12 3/8
Jan
Vz
85,500
...
5% Mar
•
1
12%
3%
Ltd
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
-
11"
3%
600
83/4
Metal
Jan
4
15,300'
35
21%
2ft
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabl Iron Co
Jan
<
11
:
21
9
Menasco
Mar
1,200
-
Jan
33/8
Mead Johnson & Co
4% Mar
70,300
12%
11
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
11% Apr
2% Jan
>
18,300
4ft... 4%
.'11,3/4
.
Mar
6%
'
.
Jan
%
2ft
Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G) & Co common
•
81
400
.
2%
68,800
3%
Communication Co Ltd
*
26%
4,100
1
2,300
ft
Marconi International Marine
Mar
26
11,100
1%
383/4
~3%
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays - (J W) Inc common
.
91
■
900
136'A
1%
••
Jan
15%
~3%
2 Iff
9
Company
Mines
Manischewitz
Apr
59% Apr
53% Apr
575
135
1%
Apr
Feb
M
2%
400
33/8
14%
Mar
3
133/4 Mar
1
1
.i43/a;
Feb
2
%
7
12,300
11 I/b
~3%
20o
Mangel Stores
Jan
7%
28 Vb Mar
36% Mar
33%c
Maine Public Service Co
Jan
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hearn Dept Stores
Hecla Mining Co
1,300
Magna
Jan
1
Harbor Plywood Corp—
Hartford Electric Light
14%
Jan
41 %
1
—{
141/4
jan
78
73/4-
5
2
Organ
14%
Jan
1%
60
■
—_—1
Lamp Co..
3,700
Lynch Corp
H
Hall
2%
50c
.
Hammond
2%
10%
10
27'/8
173%
1
—9c
;
2 Vz
22
1% -1%
121/4. '
•
Ltd
Company
19%
Feb
.81%
-
Co——1,
Grocery Stores Products common-.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
14
Feb
Feb
2,000
/36%, 37 '
._10c
Leases
Jan
17%
93/4
;
50c
Freehold
12%
1,400
19%
*
900
.75
,
Apparel
Shores
Lunkenheimer
Apr
Apr
Apr
?.
2%/
-
7y8
100
1,000
Y,
58 %
1%
27%
,
OTidoll
21% Feb
1,100
19%
Feb
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Apr
21
'
72
—-5
Oils
2,200
14
19
5
Locke Steel Chain
Apr
3%
81%
100
Grass
24%
13%
4%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnaber Watch Co
Jan
108 Vz
„
57%
-50.
Hydraulics
24
Class B
Mar
Feb
13
2%
s
2%
105
2%
.
;30'/4,
93/4
57%
1
v
16% Mar
2,400
3
9%
21
—1
Chemical
24
50
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Jan
•5%-
13
-
9%
1
preferred
Great Lakes
22
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
48 Vz Mar
«/8..
:
-29 »/a
——•
Tea—
1,100
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (vR, G.) Inc
Feb
17%
5
,
Mines
7%
700
100
104%
13
5
Pacific
Mar
24%
Lefcourt
Apr
4,800
1%''-
5%
•
;
Industries Inc
25
Mar
23%
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension
University
Lear Inc common
2% Mar
Jan
103% Mar
30'ft
,
7%
•1%.
_l
Great Atlantic &
Jan
Jan
20
24%
•
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co
Apr
2
15%
9
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
106
Lakey Foundry Corp
Jan
113
600
31/8
Stores
L'Aiglon
1,100
19
2%
51 frr
10
Varnish
Apr
15 Vz Mar
5
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Laclede-Chrlsty
2,300
.'
43%
3
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% cohv pfd__25
Rapids
Feb
101 %
Corp
Jan
Apr
600
,
2%
-
Hotels
Apr
16
'29
1,100
2
.
18%
104
Gotham
Grand
3%
10
8% Mar
33/4
7%
21/4
.
1%
—_L--,
Goodman Manufacturing Co_
600
6ft Jan
7,000
63,4
v
1%
...
_1
preferred
9,400
3%
31/2
common
Apr
6,000
30
15%
•
Consolidated
16%
3%
16%
10c
II1/4
42
64.60
Goldfield
16%
101% 101%
3ft Apr
1017/a
2.50
28%
Feb
16,200
6%
-
6'/2
3 „/
•
.
Glenmore Distilleries class B———*
Godchaux Sugar
Class B
Jan
12%
43
•
Inc
1%
Feb
1.1.5
& Co
Apr
17
2%
•
(Adolf)
Jan
Mar
4
cumulative preferred
Kobacker
•
Glen Alden Corp.
Gobel
5'/a
1
2
7.50
6%
20
common
Globe Union Co Inc
4% Feb
7,600
21,800
50c
Oil
9 % Mar
119%
2,400
1%
2%
21%
■
2
1
.1
Gladding McBean & Co
43/4
1
23/4
5
-
--
50o
.
Mines
43/8
20,200
108%
'18%
,
Gold
43/4
iiy4
29%
5
Giant
Feb
21/4 Mar
1
£1
Gerlty
•
6%
Feb
1
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klelnert (IB) Rubber Co
Jl'-
1
reg
Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
14.60 preferred
Jan
1%
1
4%
30
•'
Stores
4
35,900
Kingston Products
151/4 -151/4
.100
General Flreproofing common
General Indus Enterprises
^General
9,300
1%
Jan
25
General Plywood Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
Apr
43/4
1%
Apr
6
Corp com
ord
rets
43/a
1%
133/4 Jan
2%
1
Company
Kings County Lighting
Lake
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
dep
4%
73/4
5%
•
6%
American
Mar
9%
11%
6%
common
-General Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
8
Apr
Jan
5%
t.% preferred
;
Gellman Mfg Go common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
.
Jan
5%
Feb
411
5;
Co
Mar
7
2,600
4%
.1.25
Inc
Co
Power
17
2,800
8%
24 y2
—1
Sales
1,000
7%
1
(Del
Kldde (Walter)
Kin-Ark
63% Mar
125 /
Feb
15%
1,600
2,400
Feb
8
24%
121.-126%
2%
90%
7%
10y4
121%
Apr
Jan
Feb
23/8
14%
24%
•
Luxe Beer
1,300
10y2
A—
Class
Fox De
2%
36,900
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
v
21/2
8%
100
pfd
Kennedy's Inc
10
Apr
Jan
73/4
•
Ford Motor of Canada—
B
Jan
Apr
34% Mar
83% Mar
1,000
6 3/4
100
Company
Kawneer Co
3%
Feb
9%
Drug
Jan
Feb
27 y4
3,000
K
24 3/4
Apr
1%
2,100
-
63/4
1
Inc
7%
115,800
X52% x54
Fishman
class
Jan
3ft
1
9
71/2
(M H) Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
7
23%
3%
291%
91/4
52%
1,800
31%
3ft
_
7%
-
30V2
Fenestra Incorporated
Financial General Corp
Firth
71/4
Jan
i50
Kaiser Industries
Corp
Kaltman
(D) & Company
Feb
Katz
7%
Instrument
7
7%
1
Kansas Gas & Electric 4'/2%
Pairchild
1,700
7%
'
common
8ya Mar
25,200
Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Feb
100
2ft
~7%
7 '/8
25c
Glass
Jerry
Apr
Apr
71/8
~7%
Jeannette
91/4
8%
j
I
Jan
550
5%
Apr
103/a Mar
9
88
Apr
24
40 3/a
'7%
15
Irving Air Chute
^
Israel-American Oil Corp
lOo
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lo
Inc
Apr
Jan
2%
•
Ironite
45 %
28'/a
29,700
100
c
Jan
2,200
34
1
$1
t
Apr
9,500
10
aequire Inc
•ureka Corporation Ltd
tureka Pipe Line common
pfd
v
High
36% Mar
7%
1
Apr
42 5/B
Co
Manufacturing
Low
50
9%
10c
9ya
20%
1
preferred
39
25 V\
10c
com
37%
Jan
5
10c
Corp
37"%
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
3.90%
Iron Fireman
Range Since Jan. 1
High
453/4
Apr
5,600
Hi/4
Low
43
133/8
26,300
Shares
453/4
International Resistance Co
Jan
16%
20y4
5
for Week
Internanonai Petroleum capital stock.•
International Products
6
If Apr
13%
l93/4-25'/4
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Par
Apr
Apr
100
151/4
i
preferred
Steel
1st
cum
51/4
5
common
convertible
Erie
19 y2
13,900
2 4 «/4
~20c
pfd___100
Empire Mill work Corp
Emsco
Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp
19%
%
Week's
Last
Exchange
102 ya
~~50
Emery Air
American Stock
International Metal Industries A
Jan
23 y8 Mar
12,900
18
i
i
17%
2,000
28%
18
common
America
C-Tronics
\l
28
173/4
tJectrographic Corp
of
800
18%
Electronics
Corp
25
%
28
STOCKS
600
%
5
27
High
19
24
25
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
High
I81/4
30
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
12 preferred
WEEK
for Week
8ugar Associates—
common snares ox oeneficial
int
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Por
Eastern
RANGE
Week's
•
.
2ft Mar
212 Mar
139% Mar
fnamMW m
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, April 30, 1956
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
/rlday
Range
gale Prioe
American Stock Eicbang*
New
Clock
Haven
50c
Watch
&
preferred
conv
1
Co.
2
Mi
New Idna Mln & Chem Co———— 50c
New
Co
New
23/e
Superior Oils
New
York
Co
Honduras Rosario
Nipissing
Lites
Noma
North
9,900
25
33/8
Jan
85'/2
Apr
2
Feb
200
15
Feb
16
Jan
63
365
57 Va
Jan
64
Jan
113/4
Apr
13%
Apr
2ft Feb
6 % Apr
412
Apr
~4%
4%
4$
21,900
3,900
6%
11%
38 3/4
38 3/4
39
39
Apr
8%
Jan
11 Va
Apr
14%
Jan
.400
12
A—10
2j|
10,000
6%
6%
11 %
38 Va
Apr
45V4
39
39
class
Apr
1,100
2%
10c
Cement
Jan
Jan
2V4
81
2
16
—————1
Corp
American
22% Mar
Feb
"
1
Inc
Norden-Ketay
54% Mar
Feb
lVa
2%
59
;
10
Mines
Feb
16 Va
85 >/a
16
16
10
New York Merchandise
Jan
3'/4
38% Feb
2Va
2i7<i
•
common
2
85 %
.——1
Auction
New York &
10'/4
3,600
207/a
1%
.—*
Feb
Apr
19,700
53 Vt
20 Ve
1%
common
8
15,400
51 >/4
20>/a
—-——1
Mining Co.—
Process
Feb
2%
2 Vs
140,000
53
25c
Par
/
Jan
*
Class
B
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
RR
Corp
1
Co
of
8%
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4V.%
Nuclear
Class A —i
8Va
Apr
14
Mar
91
Mar
100
ft/ft
97
4%'
•
41/4
4%
2%
:
10
2Va
2V4
90
97
Apr
1033/4 Jan
4V4 Jan
3,000
,
2Va
/ft 3,400
Jan
5 '/4 Mar
Jan
30
90
97
•
-
4V2
2,700
90
pfd—-100
America
34,600
Apr
Jan
461/4
513«
9'%
4
25
—
,
m
83/4
10
-
North Canadian Oils Ltd
/
6 3/a
Feb
2 Va
Jan
Jan
Co common—
New common (when issued)—.
Oil
Company.
2 3/4
3,600
15
14 Va
15Va
18,900
60 %
60
60 Va ft.;*/
1
common
——50c
Ohio Brass Co class B common—xx!—•
Ohio Power 4% c!o preferred
100
Okaita
Oils
Ltd
30
106 Va 107%
~2\k
214
211
82 3,4
80 Vt
82%
225
1
5»/4
5 V4
5»/4
6 3/8
6%
6%
8%
98/«
Amer
Securities
1,250
HI3/4
Apr
Jan
3ft Apr
Jan
89V2 Mar
ft,/ 6 Va Jan
6%
6%
16 Va
175
6%
10
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
18
Jan
122
Jan
105
Jan
131'ft Mar
23
shares.lOs
Jan
26% Apr
1
.
Apr
5 V4 Mar
8,200
16 Vs
16%
11534 124
8%
1
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
65% Mar
ljjj Jan
300
1
Omar Inc
16 3/a
Jan
69 Va
1,700
7
Jan
Jan
105
1,700
25
Company common———
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
preferred
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
31/4 Mar
2 3/4
12%
52%
200
90c
Okonite
Overseas
2%
2 3/4
Ogden Corp
Beeman
Leather
Shattuck
Products
Simca
American
$3
convertible
preferred
preferred
dividend preferred
div preferred
$4.40 dividend
27 Va
Apr
Apr
2 8 3/4
Jan
27
Apr
29V4
Jan
4.88%
26%
600
26 Vt
Apr
29 3/a
Jan
4.56%
25 Va
25%
400
25 Va
Apr
271/4
Jan
*4.48%
25
300
243/4
Apr
26%
Jan
4.32%
102
300
100 3/a
Apr
103%
Feb
4.08%
Apr
104V2
Jan
$4.75
$4.36
•
& L'ght 5%
pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pan
Israel
Oil
(C A)
100
—
.
Penn
of
I3/.
Traffic
Mines
Rico
50
35 V.
Jan
12%
123%
1,400
11%
Jan
37% Mar
12% Jan
213%.
4,100
16%
Jan
22
43%
41 Va
43%
7,000
37%
Feb
Corp—10c
4%
3%
4%
7%
6 Va
7%
Telephone
•
Providence
3%
Feb
Steel
*
7V8
7
7'/a
1,000
6
Jan
8'A Mar
Stein
3%
3 Va
3%
5,200
3V2
Apr
41/4
Feb
22 3/8
21%
223/4
4,200
193/4 Jan
26 %
Jan
"nr
"lli! ft".
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
1
18V4
167/a
Parts
1%
1,000
"13/4
Jan
18%
15,800
12 Va
Jan
18 3/4
Apr
98
Apr
107%
Jan
7%
Jan
x6'/a
Feb
&
Co
New
Stroock
2 Va
4,300
2
Apr
ft 2%
Jan
Styion
6 3/4
2,700
6%
Apr
63/4
Apr
20c
22%
22 3/a
22 %
1,100
Feb
25%
7%
7%
100
Jan
58 Va
53
Feb
56 Va
56%
150
53
Feb
2.50
12%
12%
12%
400
113/8 Mar
123A
37%
39V4
6%
1,200
19%
46%
10,700
80,800
•
:
6
,1
GVs
ft
Jan
6 Va
Apr
2
Jan
Apr
Mar
58
8ft
Apr
2%
17
16 Va
17
1,400
14%
Jan
18
Apr
10%
10 Vt
10%
2,300
10 Va
Feb
10%
Feb
100
1043A Jan
Feb
101
•
com
10
& Co
23Va
4,500
25V4
300
•
39
50c
,,
1
1 Va
Mar
30 Vb Mar
*24
29%
60-/2
reb
Jan
13%
Apr
38%
37
38%
900
Jan
40
Apr
Feb
16 Va
16 Va
18%
18 Va
5Vt
5
16%
1,900
183/4
2,900
5V.,
.
.
32
2,900
16 Vs
Apr
19 Va
16 Vs
Jan
19
434
■
Jan
^
5Va
1
_3%
74
5%
-1,600
3%
3%
71% -%4
1,500
•
•
xl7 Va
17%
16%
163%
-
-
400
Jan
Jan
o4/2
53/4
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
43/« Mar
•
79 Va Mar
~2% "3
3%
600
9V. Mar
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
Feb
13 V. Mar
2%
;
18%
15% Mar
12^8
Apr
3,300
4
33,800
31
31
100
18%
21
1
51 Va
17 %
18 Va
10c
•
20%
5
18%
•
.,
3% Mar
3"?8 Mar '
5V»
Jan
33% Mar
31
Jan
7.200
17 Va
Jan
•
21%
51V.
1,290
51
100
17 V.
Apr/
Apr
62 %
17 Va
Apr
20
Feb
J an
Mar
16%
1
—•
~8
1,200
18V8
5 Va
13,300
3%
Jan
11V.
600
9
Jan
16/8
17 V.
700
16 Va
45%
25c
18%
4%
llV.
5
1
——
3V4
57%
•
500
.ft
1
(Del)—
-
■
325
73%"
7%
'4% Apr
•
6% Feb
47
600
43',
8
18,700
4Va
Jan
8
Apr
7Va
21,700
6 3/s
Apr
83/4
Feb
Apr
19%
Feb
'
5a/8 Mar
13%
Feb
Apr
18 Va
Jan
Jan
50 V. Mar
"
Corp
7'/a
-
67a
15% xl6%
1,300
Jan
Jan
1
12 Vt
12
12%
16,100
18
10,600
Inc
common.
■
Texas
Calgary Co
Power & Light
Texas
Chemical
Thor
5
21%
1
Jan
25Va
Jan
313/4
Apr
1%
Feb
Apr
15%
Feb
Jan
Jan
3,900
10 Va
Feb
133A
Apr
Trans
Empire
Jan
70 V2
Apr
Trans
8%
Jan
Tri-Continental
75
6%
200
59
1
'
•
3
3 Va
86Va
1% Mar
14%
—-*
14%
t
13%
14%
II
28%
14Vb
Ltd
,
5
1.25
common—
i
14%
5
4%
4%
33 VB
32%
33 Vs
1
4%
4
4%
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
~4%
1
Co
.
t
r
True
2%
Jan
31/4
Feb
86 Va
Apr
991/2
5%
53/4
6
1
-2-50
89
9%
Temper
Oils
9I/8
10%
5%
5%
%
-H——;
1
29%
1/2
30%'
Jan
Apr
25%
Feb
67 %
200
8
8%
6,800
8
97
98 Va
200
97
63 Va
Jan
6 V. Mar
x2
Jan
703/4
Jan
93/a
Jan
"2%
2%
2%
4,100
2%
4J/4
4%
5
2%
_
2%
2 34
76.300
2%
38,400
2%.
Mar
Feb
%
Feb
4
1,200
102
Feb
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
5Va
1% Mar
Jan
2 3A Mar
.
2%
1fto
Jan
3 Va
3%
1,300
3
Feb
11%
12 Vs
23,100
9Vs
Jan
12% Mar
33%
U
Unexcelled
3A
33-a
700
29%
Feb
33%
Apr
31 Va
Feb
34Va
Apr
5%
Jan
8
Mar
7
Jan
216
3 78
4
Feb
15%
Apr
Jan
53/s
Jan
Union
Investment:
5%
Jan
Union
Stock
Jan
United
'■
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
Mar
6,200
5,700
12 Va
5
4%
Apr
30Va
Feb
1,700
33/4
Feb
4%
Jan
53A Feb
6%
Jan
1.600-
35
Uleri Management Company
Apr
Apr
United
80
Jan
92 Vs
51/4 Feb
11
10%
Amer
Apr
United
Jan
United
1,200
21%
24%
Apr
Apr
43,700
20%; Apr
Corp——i—
Corp—
t.i—
common.!.!:
21%
,
Feb
3% Mar
Sharing
common
Air Conditioning
Corp
Jan
263/4 Mar
7 V.
Apr
8} I
Jan
Feb
711
7%
7%
10,300
6%
Jan
33%
•
33 Va
33%
200
31%
7 i
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
4i$
5
Apr
230
Jan
■
-
35%
Apr
224%
Apr
Apr
1%
1%
600
1
Jan
15%
15%
50
7
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
61% Mar
10s
.25
l7/a
25
51%
50%
52
37
37
37 Vb
1
12%,
12%
13%
500
2%
2 Vs
11,800
57%
1,04,000
10%
Apr
U
S
Foil
5%
Apr
"7%
Jan
U
S
Rubber
V4
Apr
ii
Apr
3,300
22 Va
Jan
32 Va
Apr
United States Vitamin Corp..,—ft.—-1
United Stores Corp common
50c
B
1
Co-—ft
57%;
2
53
830
3%
1,000
29%
11,800
4%
4%
700
3
29
4
..
X24%
1
V.
50 Vs
13,400
10c
7
Reclaiming
9%
' "Apr
5%
5,200
50% Mar
Jan
8% Feb
ft 24
6
25
common
—
Specialities
S
class
'ft24
5%
6
1
4,800
(
24
1
—10
U
46%
.,
:•*
43.200
,Jan
300
100
common
preferred
Preferred
United
47 V4
5 V. Mar
..
& Canal
RR
United Shoe Machinery
221/4 Mar
Jan
2J£ Jan
J
5,700
47
common__50c
Products
Profit
100
6Vs
—•
Omaha^ftiJkx__20
de;> rets ord registered
N
6%
5%
Co.'————^4*-—4
Products
Asbestos
Elastic
Milk
6%
5%
5
—
Yards of
Aircraft
United
Mar
"
6%
—10c.
Chemical Corp—
5,400
6
19
*
15% Mar
20%
25c
143/4 Mar
Apr
Jan
36 3/s
1i76 Mar
——
16 V2
400
1
.
Savre & Fisher Brick Co
Jan
16 V.
14
;
,
12
Corp
30
3,100
~3U
12
800
Apr
1
'
8'%
xl.25
1
...
Jan
2,500
21
1,400
17%
6/
67
——50c
A.^
Ltd
Apr
10
3 3/8
11 Va
,.
5% Mar
warrants
Feb
89
3%
9%
1
Apr
16%
12 %
9%
20%
-20
20
series
series
23
13%
1
Trunz Inc
10%
;
43/4
300
17%
13%
88%
21%
49% Mar
Jan
26%
14
Construction
25
1,100
21%
23%
19,400
231/4
100
1,800
9% Mar
"0
6,600
r
Apr,
Feb
23
900
-
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5 %
series—
Apr
3 V.
33
United Molasses Co Ltd—
—
35 V.
'
s
Corp Ltd common
Jan
11-%
35 Vt
—1
Feb
27%
2,700
20
—25c
j.%
110%
7,000
common
Oil Co class
United
Milling Co Ltd
eb
Jan
Jan
Feb
'
100
1
Company
.
120
13%
"
!
2,800
91
t
£1
—
6%
1
1
.•
3
•
Apr
%
2,100
4
12Vt ft
36%
Lux Corp
Apr,
12%
70%
44'/4
3%
11%
—
Trans Cuba
63/4
4 J Va
3%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
2o
Toklan Oil Corp.
70c
Toledo Edison 4V. % preferred
..100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
x.—1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Apr
12 Va
431/4
10c
—
11% Mar
Amer
40
Jan
Jan
351/4
12 Va,.
Roofing Inc
Realty &
12%
Tobacco
263A
33%
10
Tishman
Apr
34%
1
Corp
Co Inc
15%
109 Va
•
preferred^
Corporation
Apr
%
%
-25c
pfd
$4.56
common
45%
70%
87
Jan
8%
16%
Jan
12%
1
Inc
56"/4
29% Mar
Feb
273/4
Sctiick
600
'
17%
13
13% Mar
700
70%
50c
pfd F.^.—100
—
Jan
•'
15,100
Feb
1 %
143/8
Rights
4%
3 Ve
12 V4
Jan
38%
'28 Va
4 V2 %
Apr
Apr
15
14,200
—5
pfd
2 V.
Jan
6% Mar
20%
24%
"1,600
1-50
Cum pfd 4.40%
29
Feb
1,200
IV2
'*
Cum
Jan
4% Jan
16%
2,700
44%
1%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
i Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
36,000
27
28V4
23Vs
Mar
x23
500
1 Va
Va
Feb
15V4 Mar
2,800
27
43
44
5
Inc
26
Its
1
:
Engineering
Va
Roosevelt
,
6,200
Xl5%
Thiokol
•
Inc
5,800
15
343/4 Mar
Royce Ltd—
*
American dep rets ord reg
Rome C a bile Corp common...
Carlos
100
6%
20%
26
Jan
25 Va
-1
Rolls
8an
27%
6Vt
19 Va
15
27 Va
Mar
'
St Lawrence
27
6 %
20%
Jan
28
500
7%
10
Inc
Salem-Brosius
5 Va Mar
16%
33%
21 Vs
21 Va
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—' i
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
(The F C)
Jan
7
32 Va
32 Va
-1
Corp—
Aeronautical
6 V. Mar
4%
1,800
58%
common
Thew ShoVel Co
27
Russell
Jan'/
5Va
8
B
18% Mar
Pump Co_„—„—„.——_—_1
Ryan
5
5
8
Class
Jan
100
Ave
5%
5
53/a
•
Tampa Electric Co common
16 Va
500
Co
434 Mar
2»/4
Talon Inc class A common
1,700
14%
Oil
600
500
b%
18
23%
Fifth
Apr
6
5
75
147/B
Royalite
Mar
5
1
Jan
23
Russeks
Apr
5
11%
common
Oil
Finch
62 3/4
37
Inc
8
82
Apr
3%
5
Superior Tool & Die Co
400
23
Field
Feb
Jan
68
5
Swan
17%
5
—
4%
Jan
58 V.
i—
& Co
Jan
Jan
6
■<'
B
Corp
Corporation
70
38%
Rochester Gas & Elec
1,900
3
67
67
30
Co
53/s
1,800
4
9
16%
Technicolor
3
1
.—20
Arms
200
80
3%
•
Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.—
Superior Portland Cement Inc.
Tilo
Rice-Stix
Jan
Jan
3 Va
1
Railway & Utility Investment A
Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
Remington
Apr
Apr
3 Va
73/a
7
7 V.
14%
Apr
38 V4
800
300
7%
15
79%
'—1
Sun Ray
Mar
..
4
(S)
2
6%
9
.
Mar
2%
common
w
Apr
113/4
Common—
common
Apr
58%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
2
Feb
■r
3 3/4
Precision
(J B)
6%
*
7
80
1
20
1
1
Stinnes
.
IVa
14%
Aluminum Products cumniou.B
Brewers Inc..—■—
4.——1'
Inc
—!
—1
Stetson
73/4
7%
.15
1
Corporation:
(A)
—1
Inc_
&
Jan
Starrett (The) Corp—-j
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Apr
Rapid
Oil
Jan
47%
;—1
73A
•
Electric
28
Feb
——.2
Tliorofare Markets Inc
(Robert)
Apr
46 %
1
Apr
Quebec Power Co.
Reiter-Foster
26%
Corp„2
Standard Tube class B_
70c convertible
Reis
Jan
126%
25
"
Thompson-Starrett
Reliance
58%
1
Jan
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
Reda
Apr
common
6%
common
preferred
50 %
Corp
2 Va
Gas
conv
150
400
Co
Inc
Standard-Thomson
200
Public Service of Colorado—
4 V* % cumulative
preferred
$1.25
52
Mar
10
1
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
51
26%
52
25
preferred—^
6,600
—1
Co.
38%
50c,
10,200
Inc
Mfg
Convertible
Apr
Jan
10
—1
73/4
...22
9%
33 Va
(Ky)———
2 V2
2.50
14
3,200
Corp
20 Va
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Progress
Factors
—1
& Lambert Co
Prentice-Hail Inc common
M
Standard
Products
28V4 Mar
Jan
37 3/a
Standard Forglngs Corp.
Standard Industries Inc
Shares
Feb
9
3o Va
•
Standard
25 Va
Jan
37%
Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
200
5% Mar
8%
12.50
Standard Dredging
7
26
423/4 Mar
43/4 Feb
1,500
1,100
Spencer
8V4 Feb
25%
Mar
Apr
13 V4
—
Jan
-
17,4o5
.•
Jan
53/4 Mar
12%
Royalty Co
Jan
Feb
9%
4 Va
7%
13 Va
5
Pipe Line
7
25%
9V4
1
Inc..
6
10
42
~5% "5%;
5%
1
—
Petroleum
7%
common
Corp of Canada
California
10c
Pratt
R
Southern
2,300
6 % Mar
Feb
Jan
4V4
5
Jan
2%
5% Mar
25%
2 i'K
A+—
Co
4'/a
15,800
22,800
<
Apr
463A Mar
24
4Vi
700
„
300
7%
800
35%
35%
24
lO'/a Jan
:
,r
334 Apr
31Ve Mar
.
24
Va Feb
6
Jan
24
8
7
Apr
26
25
Southern Materials Co
25c
class
Powdrell & Alexander
P
cumulative
9,200
5%
1,900
Jan
8
6%
30%
44%
9%
2,200
29 Va
27
9 V4
98% 100
2J V4
41%
8
2ft Mar
3,700
25 3/a Mar
Oil
shares—10s
25,500
900
20 Va
Ltd
2'/4 Mar
1V4
3%
21 Vs
Packaging Corp
*
Feb
1 Va
3%
300
Standard
22'A Mar
%
3V2
1V4
33/2,
26
Standard
2
534 Mar
41%
15Va Mar
60% Mar
Feb."
40%
15Va Mar
500
Feb
4%
26
Jan
59 Va
Apr
44
4,500
26
Jan
59
40%
40%
Jan
59
28% Mar
Jan'ft
Feb/
5%
5
25
53/s
Feb
Jan.
31 Va
25%
2% Mar
preferred
preferred
cumulative
13
4% Feb
Apr
373/4 Mar
.
preference——-25
convertible
133/4
4'A Jan
56 Va Feb
18 Va Feb
1%
preference——25
500
200
Jan
Feb
1
iV
Mining Co
Power
convertible
300
"
Jan
43%
Jan
Mar
12%
preferred.—
cumulative preferred
1,800
7
Products
Apr
105 %
Apr
Apr
4%
21 '/a
original
9%
1
common
Poloron
6%
Apr
293%
80 %
California Edison—
Southern
147/o
Pittsburgh Railways Co———•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
°olaris
Feb
117
34 V.
5
common
15 Va
100
Porto
Co
x6%
50
Scale
Jan
Feb
100
40
—.—
Oil
14%
a
pesos
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pneumatic
Jan
53/4
Feb
Jan
3,800
37%
73/4'
Minerals
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce Governor common
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Gold
2'A
613A
Feb
Feb/
Jan
4
*
15
14 7
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Packing Co
Pioneer
Apr
Jan
68,00J
39
-
Jan
Mar
2%
36
preferred
x6'/8
15
2.50
fc
23/b
1%
25
10 Va
68
1,600
37 Va
1
Jan
36
40
Shoe Corp—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
lVa
17,000
2Va
1
Apr
35%
ft
!
102'%
800
2
Spear & Company
90 3/4
2,600
43
36
9%
Apr
Publications—
South
Southern
1101/4 Mar
500
4%
43/a
109% 112
Jan
Mar
123/4 Mar
7% Apr
Jan
8V2
1033/4
Southland
Apr
80 %
79
4%
Feb
4%
29,400
5%
2
Co
Oils
2
5
2
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
1%
5
79
Apr
Feb
2IV2
110
2%
1%
25,700
"
2
Corp
2Va
4,700
18 Va
613/4
lo
Ltd
"2
"2V4
8%
Corp common
Feb
78 V*
vtc—2 Bol
vtc
Canada
103
Jan
14 V2
8%
Jan
12%
50
105% 107
1013/4
3
Jan
.-i-——-1
South Coast
5%
21J/4
Jan
11%
~8%
Jan
2
10,100
33,200
•
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Patino
2V»
177/a
106% Mar
Apr
97 Va
1,500
98%
2 Vb
17
Apr
103
180
104%
97%
2'/a
17 Va
Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Park Chemical
Company
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
103
98 Va
1
1
Power
P&ncoastal Petroleum
104 Va
99%
20
99% 100
•
•
Pacific Northern Airlines—1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
101
•
cum
1%
400
2
(Howard)
Paper Mills
Corp—.———
Manufacturing common
243i
25 Vb
13,300
5 ye
Smith
Penn
2U Apr
8V4 Mar
Inc
Airways
200
26 V.
19 V. Mar
2 Va Feb
600
1%
12'/a
_—.——*
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv
Slick
2,600
26 >/4
Jan
17%
IV2
1,500
Bimplic.ty Pattern common—
1
Simpson's Ltd common.:
•
Singer Manufacturing Co——.—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer'dep rets ord registered
£1
27 Va
27 Va
14 y4 Mar
ft
Feb
5,900
Corp——10c
Inc
—_—25c
Shares———500 fr
Sjmmons-Boardman
27%
27Va
Jan
8%
Precision
Lighting
28%
28
Apr
li^/2
17
73/4
I.
Creek
Silvray
34% Mar
31% Feb
27 Va
2%
600
6%
25
Silex Co commori——
Apr
27%
600
X8a/a
———•—1
Inc_
Class B
28
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
6% 'redeemable 1st pfd series
A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
4.50% red 1st pfd
25
4.36%
red
1st
preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
6%
Jan
6%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
31
31
28
preferred
Apr
%
1
8%
common
Ltd
Breweries
Sicks
100
31
1st
Feb
19%
11%
of America class A—
*
Siboney-Caribbtan Petroleum Co—10c
200
25
5%
16%
1%
Bhoe Corp
Apr
3,500
15,900
2%
13
41%
Apr
4% preferred ——
——-100
Bherwin-Will.ams of Canada-.—
*
33 %
34%
18%
2%
17%
Shawinigan Water & Power————
Sherwin-Williams
373/8
33%
33%
1st pfd—25
17%
2%
Apr
18 Va
*
—5
Mining
Sonotone
Feb
31,000
High
36
1
common
Denn
Sherman
2%
1,400
20c
Inc
Bervomechanisms
Seton
2'/4
18 J/8
12-50
10o
1
:
of America—
Corp
300
123/4
Berrick Corp class B
Servo
19 3/a
"2 ft
1
1
Co
Safety Control—
Sentry
Low
38
Inc
Bros
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
—5Cc
Belby Shoe
Boss
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% ';o 1st preferred
Share*
37
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
ueaDoard Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Silver
Oceanic
for Week
Low
37
Steel
Scullin
Sale*
Range
ol Prices
High
Feb
2
50
3 V.
20c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—
New
9Va
—-1
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park
2,200
2%
~3
Jersey
2 Va
9V»
———~
—...
Low
High
2 Va
Last
gale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
APRIL 27
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
gales
Week's
i
37.
12
23/8
39 %
Apr
.
Feb
Feb
14 Vs Mar
/,iJan
ft
2%
Jan
34% Feb.,
.Api^v
{57%
Apr
15%
29%
2.
Mar
."13
4
.
Jan
Apr
4Vs Mar
5
Apr
Jan
Volume 183
Number 5529
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2103)
iO
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Universal American Corp_
Universal Consolidated Oil
Insurance
—15
Universal
Products
Co
-25c
Sugar_
Hifjh
2%
64%
5
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,700
68
32 %
65%
27*
2
American
$4
common
—1
convertible
Jan
AHanover
27/b Mar
55 %
Jan
68
32%
200
30%
Jan
32%
Apr
67%
19.150
41%
Jan
67%
7s
Apr
Apr
4%
2,500
4%
7
7%
•
7%
1,800
Apr
preferred
Steel Co__
Van Norman Industries warrantsVenezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
(when
Co
ALima
of)
Manufacturing
;»
10'/a
6,500
9
Jan
47/a
10,500
4
Apr
8%
25
Jan
36%
redeemed)
(Prov)
City
6%
——.
6%
A7s
'
b%
7
stamped
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
4%
4%
100
5%
•
Co
Baking
voting
ctfs
ext
Waitt & Bond
Inc
cumulative
$2
—1
3%
1,000
3%
-30
20
20%
3%
Watch Co
Wasatch
common
Corp
Wentworth
18
Jan
23
20
Jan
pfd
2%
9,200
~2%
362,300
2
Jan
280
135
Apr
Stationary
Wickes
Oil
Corp
(F W)
6
Feb
140
133%
A Jan
50
55
4s
mortgage
&
debs
&
A 7s
with
Nov
England
29% Mar
A
1st
1
1940
Power
mortgage
due
with
ex
and
Oct.
1
M
1
3s
3s
series
F
Southern
Counties
Gas
94.56
96.61
507.12
176.22
64.98
180.57
95.96
98.32
97.53
94.46
96.57
13
Feb
16'A
Jan
4,200
19%
Feb
25
7
Jan
26,400
3'/a
U Apr
Apr
14%
Apr
17%
..
9% Mar
A Jan
-7,500
950
4%
20
105
Jan
17%
106
Mar
Jan
12%
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
104
750
4'%
-
14
Mar
18'A Mar
Apr
62%
Feb
8%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
21% Mar
55%
Jan
Date—
Mon.
**i7/a
12,000
or
Sale Price
High
86
—
;
10
86%—
86
May
64%
64%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1953
+
64%
97%
98
:r
,89%
•
■.
Msy-Nov
The SEC index of stock
115
•
125
109
53
125
96%
96%
Dec
1
54
48%
~
52%
450.0
—0.3
459.4
398.6
408.4
410.0
—0.4
421.2
369.4
486.5
—0.3
500.8
425.2
Trade,
B
$176%
„
Service
_
—1.0
160.6
152.4
—0.3
325.5
302.6
368.7
—1.2
382.5
326.8
101%
Transactions at the New York Slock
$99% 100%
97
$92
93
——
97
$95
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96%
Stocks
101%
--
102
Number
96%
102%
$92 |i
103%
100
21
100%
100
97
Railroad
Shures
$25
Bonds
2,444,235
$3,791,000
102
93
93
"2
96
96%
74 V'
90
93%
96
101%
April 23_
3,269,000
231,000
2,-C67,360
174,000
2,635,660
2,758,160
3,816,000
4,408,000
5,157,000
12,610,127
$20,441,000
Fri. April 27
„
94
99
94
—
99
$88
"2
98%
6s
1973
A
ser
102%
104
$93
98%
98%
Union
7
96
92%
92%
5
Feb-Aug
97%
9
97
102%
92%
97
97
97%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
97%
$112
:
-
97
101%
//
Feb-Aug
1956
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
1955
95
$25
Jan-July
1964
'•r"
98
79
June-Aug
1959
88
'
15
98
78%
79%
1
14
International
97,000
213.000
$1,022,QG0
20,441,000
$1,379,000
19,528,000
18,320,000
27,313,400
351,817,400
315,500.200
$21,463,000
$20,907,000
$370,449,400
$343,034,600
—-.
$101% 103%
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
—
;—.—
-
-
102%
98
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
104%
103%
80%
78%
103%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105
110
Stocks
Sale Price
or
April-Oct
Jan-Julv
Jan-July
June-Dec
A'1952 *
A'1952-1
ill
series
B' 1951_
lll.CU-
$
Cons
Waterways" :B%s
Munjc 7s 19$?—.
Range Since
Jan.
No.
Low
1
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$33,000
$7,000
$19,000
$59,000
37,000
11,000
1,000
49,000
6,000
10,000
958,238
35,000
1.428,1:65
57,000
1,000
1,339,455
61,000
19,000
5,995,158
,
$223,000
$44,000
High
51,000
58,000
80,000
$30,000
$80
Week Elided Apr. 27
$80
1956
$297,000
$70
V.
$86
$80
1952——Jan-July
L_
_Feb-Aug
$20
-
127
-
>j<
T
.'IJ-MO
'*•
20
u
84
Jan. 1 to Apr. 27
1956
25
p v, 124J 129
->'i
-iii%' ;113'%
1955
82,483,092
90,583,339
$255,000
$4,214,000
$5,613,000
173,000
3,548,000
4,382(000
3
Bonds
Foreign government.,,
Foreign corporate
Total
3,872,990
44,000
Shares
86
81
—
127
111% 111%'
.
tl'r86 "
82%"
of
5,995,158
$223,000
Stocks—No.
April-Oct
ljune-Dec
1955
$181% 188
r
—Feb-Aug
.
1947_—1__
High
Prov Banks—
series
secured1 6s
Sold
Corporate
—
A6s
f
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
976,575
Tues.
Week's Range
Government
Bonds
1,212,625
Mon. April 23_,—
April 24
Wed. April '25—*
Thurs. April 26
Fri. April 27
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Total..
A 6S
A6S
AS!
$8,000
$215,000
Bank—
Foreign
102%
104
$102% 105
Feb-Aug
ABaden
* •
1955
256,113,411
205,336,465
U. S. Government
__
104% 104%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
ADanzig Port
1956
12,880,910
12,610,127
——-
__
$100
1956
(Germany) 7s 1951ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Central Bk of German State &
Jan. 1 to Apr. 27
Bonds
Total-
$87
June-Dec
$21,463,000
$1,022,000
—
$25
:
1963
6s
3,990,000
5,409,000
_
Week Ended Apr. 27
99
1956
3%s
3,500,000
4,554.000
______
252,000
96
103%
-
-
$4,010,000
100%
$94
April-Ocf
Total
Railroad and Industrial
coupon
—
146,000
99%
97
$94
99
'
99
$93
Low
-
Sales
'
96%
Friday
'AGerman
Bond
Bonds
$219,000
2,504,712
Wed. April 25
Thurs. April 26
150
136%
$93
Feb-Aug
BONDS
*
Tot*J
Government
Bonds
—
$136% 140
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
'
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
of
*
United States
lnt'l
of and Miscel.
Tucs. April 24
$100
I960—„AprzZ-Oct
6s
1970
coupon
Stock
Exchange
—
(Number
American
312.8
350.6
+ 1.2
157.8
316.3
364.1
and
96
101
99%
__
1973
3%s
Power
Newspaper
344.0
:
,
156.3
315.5
—
Finance
101%
93%
—
98%
99
$98%
98%
14
100% 100%
1960
Co
Webb U Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western
348.2
Transportation
Mining
Co—
6s
319.0
448.5
Utility
$94
Jan-July
April-Ocf
(Calif.) 3s 1971
Electric 3'As 1970
1947
deb
Water
Low
360.3
485.1
_______
Goods
—
May-Now
coupon
Gas
Chemical
Corp
—0.4
Non-Durable
Mon.
Gas
1940
1956—
High
Change
353.9
$25
ApriZ-Oct
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—
1
Apr, 13, '56
$100
Mar-Noo
liq tr ctfs__
1963
coupon
&
industry
Durable Goods
$52%
1952
the closing prices of the common
352.6
Manufacturing
~1
96%
$168%
J<m-July
on
Percent
Apr. 20, '56
Composite
96%
125
prices based
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
100%
J25
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
1970
7
stocks for the week ended April 20, 1956, for composite and by major
98%
100%
1100
May -Nov
68.05 Jan 18
65
96%
1:93
80.49 Dec
Low
73
61%
1
—
High
SEC Index of Stock Prices
98%
69%
15
70%
Range for 1955
65
groups
70
78.87 Jan 23
"■
87.71
27——
88.07 Mar 23
'
86.90
Apr. 26_—
144
93
6
25—
Apr.
10<S%
■*
70%
86.88
High
98%
,
Afay-Nov
86.86
Apr.
High
Low
1
56
142
tl40% 155
93
93'%
Jan-July
Low
2
11
99'%
99%
Jan.
No.
56
Fri.
Range for 1956
86.98
23—
Apr. 24
Wed.
Range Since
Sold
56
Jan-July
United Electric Service Co—
ex
Closing
Apr.
Thurs.
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
.
2ie Mar
Feb
Week's Range
Last
96.75
Jan
1,800
%
—
April 26
8
June-Dec
Gas
&
Hydro-Electric
A7s
96.88
94.59
97.50
Quar-Feb
A6%s with
Wasatch
94.65
40
97.59
Jun-Dec
1993
4s
to
series
California
Southern
Washington
96.86
97.96
2,V
1979
&
94.57
98.35
Feb-Aug
Dec
97.97
Tues.
Feb-Anp
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Dye
98.67
65.76
98.45
7Mar
1976
with
96.22
174.24
98.59
400
1976
A7s
180.31
507.20
Total
Bonds
96.02
1,300
1978
United
ities
96.35
57%
C
E
ex
Rails
96.30
20%
D
series
6'As
Rails
179.52
3%
3%s series
A
trials
180.67
21 %
27/8s series
Ternl
Stocks
Co—
1940
1947
3s
Southwestern
J ties
:
179.62
19%
1953
Electric
ref
roads
65.08
Feb
21%
1998_Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—.—*
Mar-Sept
3 %s series A 1973Jan-July
1st
Util¬
trials
April 20
4%
55%
1961
extended
Oct
Grade
Date
37/a Jan
57%
1993
coupon
Hydro-Electric
Service
Grade
65.14
Jan-July
A6%s
Indus¬
65.43
June-Dec
3%s
6%s
1953
A6%s
65
175.51
13%
1970
Public
10
Util-
174.89
Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—.June-Dec
3'As
Second
Rail¬
175.80
13
Ohio
Piedmont
First
Indus¬
Apr
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
6%s
10
503.02
100
Period
debs
RR
10
Total
503.36
13
1956
conv
-Bonds
10
\
15
"
507.28
104
A7s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 %
%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
New
Stocks
20
30
April 25
104
1953
Western
Averages
averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
April 23
15%
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
V
on
daily closing
April 24
A
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
of deposit ;
Jan
4%
Exchange
5s
37'%
in
Jan
13%
Interest
RR
Included
12%
*
4s series B
3%s 1965
Fuel
Lt
6s
55
Feb
„5a
A
(not
28'%
—1
series
36%
Feb
.100
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
AGesfuerel
listed
Jan
Jan
2,000
-25
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Guantanamo
delivery transaction
Stock and Bond
the
are
—£l
mortgage
573/4
11
Feb
—1
1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
/
Lackawanna of N J Division—
54%
25%
%
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
&
Deferred
a
2012—Jan-July
Ltd—
Stock
45'
37
11%
Low
Gas
value,
2s
56%
50
21%
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Water
par
(Plkn A)
stmpd
A APr
20%
4%
Amer Steel &
A 1st
36%
fan-July
900
Friday
Elmira
Apr
45
3,300
V
13%
BONDS
Eastern
36%
1997
1
11%
7%
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
1st
56%
102%
45
26 %
7%
-
American
Jan
75
29
1
deposit receipts™
preference
5
19,000
4
4%'
—8
American
55%
102
11%
—a
6%
45
26%
26%
-10
common
Janeiro
Below
104% Mar
Mar
Woodley Petroleum
.
Jan
39
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
102 %
Jan
(R C) & Co
Petroleums Ltd
pfd
45
Apr
37
—5
common
$104
Apr
Williams
Brothers
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
5s
$65
"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.
Jan
25
—1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
1972
Jan
3%
20% Jan
-25
_
(Plan A)
43%
Jan
2%
Apr
138
26%
29
.—1
preferred
Corp L_,
Willlams-McWilliams Industries
Wilson
19'A
143
.—1
(The)
Wilrich
Feb
-10
convertible
$60
1931
6s
53%
__
Mar
3
2%
1,100
-%
55
White's Auto Stores Inc
$65
June-Dec
19^47
$43%
"
-20
Inc
Jan
30
6
138
%
com
Coal
River
5%
138
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg__
5 % %
1%
500
3
103% 103%
5%
dep rets ord shares
Westmoreland
136 % 138
.100
May-Nov
April-Oct
2%s
22% Mar
2%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd_ -100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd
&
Feb
450
~2%
138
$70
A)
1951
76
155%
155
$71
.
1,300
1~25
Manufacturing
Tablet
3%
Jan
High
73%
5Reported in receivership.
20%
15% Feb
•
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Wichita
3%
June-Dec
:
1958
Abbreviations'used above—"cod," certificates
2%
~2%
-IOC
Western
111% Mar
20%
.40c
Westmoreland
5% Mar
Jan
20
~2 '/a
—1
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Amer
Jan
20%
preferred^
Wallace & Tiernan Inc..
Waltham
Jan
108
1
Low
year's range),
d Ex-intereat.
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not
included in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
•
*
1
^ '
Jan
4%
1,100
de
•No
Apr
5%
Rio
Apr
4%
5%
108% 108 %
loo
preferred
Jan.
No.
$154
2%s 2008
(Plan
(Republic of)— '
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Jan
7%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
2008—May-Nou
1949
stamped
stamped
Range Since
bold
High
Peru
w
Waco
7s
Bonds
Friday's
$76
6%s stamped
(issue of Oct 1927)
Parana
Jan
17%
4% Feb
4,300
-
-
Jan
10% Mar
15% Jaun
»
6%
or
Bid <Jfc Asked
May-Noo
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Apr
6,900
5%
104
6%s
(Peru)
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
900
6%
7-—
I—1
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
Apr
33'A
Sale Price
Germany—
AMortgage Bank of Chile
34% Mar
91
6%
6%
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Apr
800
31%
2
90
900
4
—10
issued)
Feb
5%
9%
4%
—-1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt
10
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
(20%
AHanover
7% Mar
Feb
29%
300
92%
91
-20c
—
34
4%
1
Syndicate Inc
common
"5%
_-in[
-
Vinco Corporation
New
84
33%
Stock
(City
1939
Maranhao
Feb
5
Feb
6%
5
Vanadium-Alloys
►
Low
AMedellin
Valspar Corp
*
High
600
4%
V
«
BONDS
I
2%
66
—10
common-
APRIL
Friday
Shares
Low
—10
Universal
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Par
Utah-Idaho
Week's
T„'
^-2.
30.000
:
.
h-,
,
£0,000
550,000
^l,232(0t)0
$297,000
$508,000
$8,320,000
$11,232,000
35
36
The Commercial and Financial
(2104)
Chronicle... Monday, April 30, 1956
out-of-town markets
RANGE
Boston Stock
frtdsy
STOCKS
'
American
Tel
Anaconda
&
6
6%
100
-181%
Companv
Tel
50
Bangor & Aroos RR
i„—
Boston Edison
Boston
&
5%
^5
—
Cities
Pers
;
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
10
Eastern Mass St Ry Co_———_—100
6% cum 1st pfd class A———100
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc.,
•
Liquidating dividend of $26
payable
record
4-16-56
168
65%
Jan
87% Mar
153
54
Apr
55 %
55
770
£4
n'
40
41
200
66%
434
58%
23%
•»
48%
57
'T
21
23%
l'A
— —
'
Gillette
National
Co
50c
Copper
Service
61%
50%
44%
10
Tel
N H
Jan r
%
47%
Jan
Apr
68% Mar
24% Mar
1%
Apr
oan
55 % M-r
Apr
xl8
43
Detroit Stock
Apr
Co
16%
100
Drug Co
Shawmut
1,276
54%
Apr
63% Mar
1,871
52%
Jan
65 % Mar
AFC-Wrigley Stores
493
40%
Jan
50 % Mar
Alien
34%
Jan
47% Mar
American
114%
Jan
Jan
146% Mar
79% Feb
73
15
65%
14%
35
12%
Jan
8e
16%
17%
700
13c
Jan
37,666
h
Apr
134%
Jan
50
20%
Apr
2%
1,646
2%
Feb
58%
185
28%
51%
Feb
28
1,221
22%
Feb
300
22%
Feb
9%
Feb
9%
2.50
10
83
Detroit
20% Mar
24%
Federal
133
31% Mar
34% Jan
Ford
50
51%
Jan
Fruehauf
Apr
Gar
*
51%
51
Friday
Last
Sale Prloe
Par
29%
27%
Jan
27
2,562
50%
Apr
55% Mar
General
50 %
Apr
60%
Apr
Apr
Goebel
119
51%
Jan
60 Va
60%
50
56%
Jan
67 % Mar
1,560
56%
Feb
66
Great
Mar
Brewing
C N O
Gas
Electric
&
22%
32
21
Feb
23
27%
50
78%
79%
115
25%
98%
„10
U2%
—50
—_
Transit
Kahn
'90
12%
&
Gamble
common
112
112%
66
91%
557
(112
Apr
'88
•
45 %_
•
Feb
.
Parke
112%
Apr
92% Mar
*
*
5
295
100
15%
Jan
16
44
Apr
45%
96
59
60
4% Mar
53/4
Feb
47%
Feb
61
43%
Rlckel
Apr
Jan
45% Mar
18
Apr
21% Mar
Rudy
433A
Jan
51% Mar
2
Jan
110 3/4
Apr
37
Feb
40
Jan
51%
Jan
52%
Jan
'
1
—10
73%
Telephone & Telegraph- -100
181%
—
—
.-50
—
Bethlehem
3
162%
Burlington Mills
—1
14%
Chesapeake & Ohio
—25
65%
Chrysler Corp
—25
Cities
—10
Columbus
&
Chemical
Elec
1
72%
74%
79
62%
Jan
180% 181%
278
179%
Jan
186 %
219%
General Electric
33
25
61%
187
19
438
15%
6%
97
6%
Jan
162%
120
147%
Feb
14%
120
14%
Apr
1%
65%
235
53%
Jan
65%
14%
63%
65%
Jan
47
■
•'
Feb
.
85% Mar
62 %
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Jan
20
Loew's Inc
Co
Montgomery Ward
National
Cash
National
Co—
&
Co
Inc
Apr
ACF
Industries
71
210
69%
Apr
86% Jan
55%
Jan
68%
Apr
Aeco
50
30%
Jan
37
Pacific
Ohio Edison
—;
Airway—
Apr
15%
362
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
Alaska
34%
160
31%
Jan
34%
34%
Apr
34%
25
Alleghany
47%
67%
26%
II
Jan
33%
45
Jan
10
57%
Jan
77
216% 220
215 %
34%
Jan
70
33
Apr
47 %
Apr
71% Mar
236%
Apr
Apr
37% Mar
Juneau
Allied
Artists
Allied
American
American
60%
170
53
Jan
65
43%
45
413
42%
Feb
60
14%
Feb
49% Mar
15 % Apr
75
35 %
29%
15%
35%
•
Mar
Amer
1,657
28%
Apr
7%
7%
7%
;
275
1%
1%
3%
13
<
55%
55%
400
56%
12%
i 12%
14%
r
V
6
6%
11%
6%
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
3% Apr
'14 V4 Mar
3%
2%
.2%
12%
•33%
18
4%
■<
14%
Apr
w
Mar
-
Mar
7
450
2%
Apr
500
12%
Jan
3% Jan
13% Jan
1,680
37
14%
27%
Feb
6%
V.4,705
3%
Jan
730
17%
Feb
785
4%
4%
5%
.8%
•3,545
15%
15%
,326
4%
500
-r
6
6%
1 %
8
•
37
Jan
Apr
6%
Apr
'
18% Apr
Jan
4% Apr
5%
Apr
Jan
Mar
10% Feb
13% Feb
410
1%
-
Apr
v 57% Apr
.
Feb
8%
~6%
Jan
11V4
5%
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
18%
5%
6%
18
4
21 %
Feb
Jan
6
1,370
12%
Feb
-
Jan
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2,174
70
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Jan
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16
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Jan
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25
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52
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22%
52
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22%
1
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32%
Jan
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136
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of Prices
Jan
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50
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100
Stop & Shop Inc
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60
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69
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41
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Jan
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58
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70%
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165 Va
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32c
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New
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Apr
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ElectroData Corp
100
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Feb
25
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29%
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
17%
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14y8 Jan
-
137
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50 %
21
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3
Feb
33
91
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Pacific
Decca
Mar
583
51% Mar
Feb
42
261/4
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Pacific Clay Products
42% Mar
•
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4%
25
39 V*
Co
Products
42% Jan
Jan
38%
•
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Mathieson Chemical
Pabco
33%
86
1
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Oil
1,510
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26 V*
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—
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Feb
31
80
Jan
28% Jan
65
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Apr
38% Feb
71/b Apr
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Co
Occidental
322
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American
363
39
Mar
48% Mar
Feb
Power
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100
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Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Jan
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Norris
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22%
70
29
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28
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6% Mar
Feb
38
32%
32
67% Mar
64%
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35
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Apr
800
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3
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57
46%
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Apr
Apr
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1
Theatres Inc
(Un)
National-U
S
Radiator
New
29% Mar
19
5
National
Jan
Jan
10
Gypsum-Co (Un)
National Supply Co (Un)
70y2
43%
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440
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430
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29
32%
1
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24% Feb
15%
25
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25
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20% Mar 1
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10,618
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:
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Motorola
22V4 Mar
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Jan
35% Apr
54% Jan
50
41%
20
Crane
17%
20
47 y8 -47%
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Continental
&
15%
Co
Power (Un)
Continental Can Co (Un)
Montgomery, Ward
24%
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56-/a Mar
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105
Jan
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100
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297
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2.30 Mar
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38
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6%
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37
1.95 Jan
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33% Jan
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29
51% Jan
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1,273
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Feb
40
10
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Apr
36
100
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LOW
33
2.10
6
1
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2.10
1
Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
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a46% a46%
18
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37% Mar
1
*
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15% Mar
-
•
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50
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25
Commonwealth Edison
Jan
-
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32%
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10
163
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35%
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11
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14%
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Jan
19%
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226
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Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
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14%
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200
250
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Par
Mar
50%
19% Jan
640
11 *
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Gas
(Un
17
145
-
-
61
Feb
Minnesota
Oil
Canadian Pacific
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Last
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59% Apr
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28%
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Friday
Lts Angolss
Stock Exchangs (Cont.)
Industries
Inc
L—1
common
Union
Carbide
&
Oil
of
Calif.
Union
Pacific
United
Co
Corp
United
Fruit
United
25
(Un)
RR
Lines
Air
United
50
_
1
Gas
<7
Co'(Un)
Rubber
8
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395
70
52
Feb
126%
Apr
Jan
104%
65 %
189%
189%
Apr
37%
Feb
a—
Apr
43V2 Mar
a—
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U
S
Smelting,
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Ref &
Rights
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30%
Apr
32 % Mar
General
Feb
48
Mar
General
a54 a55%
171
51%
Feb
61%
62
100
1,676
60%
Jan
61%
Jan
53
Jan
68%
Apr
b/'/4
66%
68%
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53
Jan
67 %
Apr
62
Apr
(Un)
Oeneral Dynamics Corp
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Electric
Motors Corp
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(Un)
of Amer
Pictures
Bros
(Un)
Kentucky Coal Co
Air
Western
(Un)_._
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Co
&
Woolworth
Radio
23%
Feb
240
Jan
43
Feb
(Un)
(Un)
Corp (Un)__
__
19%
Feb
23% Mar
a21
33%
88
1,223
20
Feb
22% Mar
29
Feb
33% Mar
59%
698
200
1,300
57
Feb
65% Mar
46%
Feb
56%
Apr
30c
Jan
39c
Jan
51%
—
58
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15%
49%
—
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56 %
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70
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Youngstown
Zenith
Inc
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19%
—
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•
51% Apr
Apr
29%
10
Corp (Un)
Wllllston Basin Oil Exploration
25
Mar
55
30% 35 V2
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12%
10
Wheeling Steel
Worthing
35
1
2.50
10
Westlnghouse Elec (Un)
Wilson
__
4
Inc
Lines
Western Union Teleg (Un)
Jan
42
40
110
a20% a207/8
a54%
1
5
21
a25% a25%
a51% a54'%
*
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Kamp's
Warner
Oil
Consolidated
45,600
%
Apr
U Apr
5,000
2%
Jan
2y» Feb
13
13
1,000
15%
Apr
17% Mar
700
58'/a
Feb
65
Jan
Mar
60%
59 J/8
61
1,400
52% Jan
65
44 J/4
43%
44%
9,600
42%
Feb
49 Va Mar
36
600
35 Va
Jan
44 %
200
38
Jan
78,900
14%
15%
5,000
12%
Jan
48%
49%
1,400
40 Va
Jan
50
Mar
38%
200
37%
Jan
41
Mar
67%
69
700
60'% Jan
74 y*
•
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18'/2
250
17
Jan
18'%
Apr
12.50
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46%
46%
100
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Apr
46%
Apr
20%
21
19%
Mar
1
37 J/8
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Jan
16% Mar
47%
Jan
50
50%
Apr
Feb
53%
Apr
95
Jan
13%
86%
Mar
130% Mar
130% Mar
14%
1
10
49
Co
38%
37%
Ooodyear Tire & Rubber Co——
•
69
Sossard
%
1
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(Un)
—
Granite
City Steel Co
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
.
Greyhound
Corp
Oil
Jan
23
29%
.,1,400
25
Jan
30% Mar
35
36'/2
800
30
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15%
3,200
Apr
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35
35
29'A
28
30'A
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24%
25
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Par
Laboratories
Abhott
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Aluminum
Brass
Castings
New
American
Iowa
Illinois
18% Mar
21%
Jan
Iowa
Power
400
-
9%
600
8
Jan
10 "A Mar
13%
13%
500
12
Jan
17
9%
3,500
9
9
9
7%
9%
Jan
Mar
(Un)
American Rad
& Stand
American Tel
& Tel Co
San
(Un)
(111)
Alum
Salle
Extension
800
Apr
44
Feb
48%
Apr
500
61
Jan
76%
Apr
30%
200
24%
Feb
30%
Apr
7%
2,700
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
Mar
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Jan
35 J/4
4,100
32
Apr
37% Mar
1
60
(Glenn
L)
2,300
37%
Apr
51
300
66%
Jan
87% Mar
46%
Feb
62
Apr
Medusa
22'A
20%
22%
2,600
15%
Feb
22'A
Apr
Merck
6%
171
171
171
Jan
Mar
Apr
Martin
&
Merritt
16%c
Chapman
Products
Middle
South
200
12%
Jan
14% Mar
Minneapolis
1,700
35%
Jan
42%
Apr
Minnesota
Min
11,200
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
Mississippi
1,200
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Missouri
"3%
29%
1,100
13%
Feb
15%
100
14%
61%
Jan
76 % Mar
3%
Jan
Feb
&
River
3%
1,000
2%
Jan
600
24%
Jan
30
Apr
Moms
62%
900
50
"ou,
Jan
62%
2%
2,000
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
Mount
lp
10
07 %
27%
28
47i/a
46%
48
85
85
2
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14%
14%
800
27
Apr
34%
Jan
700
,
14%
II
1%
38%
Jan
50%
Apr
Feb
85
68
Industries
Jan
2%
Jan
Napco
3,200
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
National
800
14%
Apr
17%
Jan
National
Lead
2
800
28%
Jan
38 V8
Apr
National
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
National
$3
convertible
series
15%
400
12%
Feb
16%
500
32%
Feb
36% Mar
Feb
4%
25%
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Container
Continental
Crane
II™
Edison
Oil
15
Du
Pont
(E I)
Air
Falstaff
Mills
Ford
Motor
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Jan
30
132
400
3%
Jan
Jan
43% Mar
9%
145
Apr
Mar
6% Mar
69%
71
1,400
69%
Apr
85 %
Jan
63
66%
900
55%
Jan
68%
Apr
37
37
100
30 %
Feb
37
47%
48%
900
43 %
Jan
94
300
94
Apr
98%
Feb
41'A Mar
47
15%
40%
41%
100
44%
Jan
300
27%
Jan
32%
Apr
3,800
15%
Apr
16 %
Jan
31
15%
41%
34%
Feb
47
47
30%
15%
200
Apr
6,400
40%
Apr
Apr
44% Mar
Natural Gas
Olin-Mathieson
Pacific Gas
Pan
Chem
World
Pen
Co
class
convertible
5%
Penn-Texas
People's
27%
America
ri_.r_.I5
42'A Mar
7%
Jan
13 Va
Apr
35'
33
Jan
35
Feb
%
35
1,500
27%
29
400
27%
Apr
34%
3434
34'A
34%
2,000
34%
Apr
35% Mar
S4
47%
54
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38
Jan
56 J/2
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1.25
45.
67%
900
57%
Jan
71% Mar
20%
20%
300
20
Jan
21 J/4
Feb
235 J/a
Apr
219 %
Apr
50%
700
43%
Feb
52% Mar
88%
.
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800
49%
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1,000
76%
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94%
Apr
300
16%
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8
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2,100
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56%
58%
18%
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Jan
65%
II
2l3%
18%
I
14%
15%
5%.
6
46% Mar
51 % Mar
44
10%
Feb
8%
8
9Y4
4,700
7'%
Apr
10 'A
Jan
4%
4%
300
4Va
Apr
4%
Feb
Philco
Corp
Co
(Un)
Pure
Jan
29 Va
900
20
Jan
297/s
Apr
25 J/8
26'/a
1,000
21
Feb
26 V*
Apr
94
94 «/4
200
77
Feb
97%
Apr
44%
43%
44 Va
350
42'A
Jan
45%
Jan
15%
14%
15'%
700
11%
Feb
15% Mar
44%
42
44'%
2,200
39
Jan
47 J/4
93%
88
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93%
700
78'%
Jan
93%
38'A
38 J/4
40 J/4
2,000
34
Jan
16%
16%
50
16
Mar
18%
18%
19'/a
9,400
18%
Feb
20% Mar
84'/2
85 Va
200
71%
Jan
89'% Mar
42%
44
42%
Apr
44
17%
17'A
1.800,
Jan
18% Feb
73%
1,050
8%
17'A
8%
300
(Un)
of
Co
Indiana
(Un)
5
28
•
7%
Feb
9
Jan
Radio
65
Jan
73%
23
900
22'A
Feb
24 V4
53%
54
200
49%
Jan
54 Va Mar
41%
43%
1,800
34
Jan
46%
.
I
(Un)
(Un)
Co
26%
19'/a
26%
5,000
23 Va
Jan
27'A Mar
58%
300
51'%
Jan
61
52%
52%
100
48 y2
Jan
53% Mar
19
19 J/4
400
16%
Jan
2lVa Mar
Feb
15y4
Apr
18
Apr
Jan
15 J/2
15'A
17%
18
11%
10%
11%
30
28 %
30
7%
200
141/4
350
16% Mar
9%
Affr
12%
5,000
25'%
Apr
29 y4
3,700
5%
Apr
Feb
28
Mar
Apr
Feb
18
Mar
7%
27%
26 Va
27%
3,200
22%
15%
15 Va
15%
1,200
15 Va
Apr
160'A Mar
101
25
1,900
20%
Jan
43%
200
37%
Feb
45 y8
63%
29%
200
24'/a
66
100
54%
Jan
74% Mar
29%
30%
500
29 Va
Apr
36'% Mar
101'/a
1,200
100
7
7
25
101 y8
Apr
Apr
Apr
79'%
Jan
100
6%
Feb
7'A Mar
1,900
36%
39% Mar
37'A
38
69%
70'A
200
Apr
65 Va Feb
72%
Jan
46%
70'A
46 %
500
37%
Jan
57%
Apr
1,000
31 'A
Jan
35% Mar
33%
33'A
33%
_L
46%
47
300
41'A Jan
5
17
17
17
100
16
Jan
19 y2 Mar
49%
1,300
43
Feb
49%
9%
400
48
~9%
9%
57%
55%
57%
26%
25%
26%
3,000
River
5
5
•
13
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Paper
Spring & Axle
St Louis National Stockyards
St Louis Public Service class A
Co
5
13
400
36%
2,600
57
15
13
12%
13
2,800
52%
52
52%
Apr
Feb
10
Jan
50
Feb
57%
Apr
25%
Jan
28 Vi Mar
9%
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27%
Feb
36%
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14%
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800
41%
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52%
Apr
19%
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22% Mar
Schwitzer
20%
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1,650
14%
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16 J/4
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1,500
3%
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6%
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Apr
18
500
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55
4,300
147
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Apr
57
Richman Bros Co
Raisin
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72%
800
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Jan
22%
5
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall
16%
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Apr
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73
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42
22%
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8
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500
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500
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47
85% Jan
34
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Apr
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72%
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94%
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100
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4,600
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83
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50
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9
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Feb
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38
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-
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137
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2
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Mfg
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100
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10
15
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Atlantic Refining Co
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15
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58
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500
10%
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4
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27%
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&
45%
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26%
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31%
23%
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Armco Steel Corp
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600
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50
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Co
39%
•
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900
9%
American Can Co
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1,000
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American
Armour
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100
3,300
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44%
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33%
1
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common
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Apr
87'%
—
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32%
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....
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117'%
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Jan
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Illinois
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85 *
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5%
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15%
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10
400
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Apr
28 J/2
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(G)
16 Va Mar
35%
28
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Heileman
650
Mar
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28%
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Hammond
38
45% Apr
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14
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16 J/4
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General Public Utilities
70
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1
5
2
3
8
1.66%
General Candy Corp
High
10% Mar
9% Jan
65
2%
—
—
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37%
60%
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—
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600
65
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10
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—
60%
61%
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65
54% Mar
50
16%
;
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10
Apr
51
for Week
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Apr
10
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
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Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
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—_S
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69
Apr
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Oil
(Un)
Lathe
Eend
South
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
77%
Shares
Low
77%
400
61%
Jan
77%
Apr
28 %
300
25%
Apr
29%
Apr
22
1,200
19%
Jan
23
57
600
52
Jan
58% Mar
26
1
26
100
26
Feb
27%
Jan
1,400
24%
Feb
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
29%
Apr
Blaw-Knox
200
14 V2
Jan
16
Jan
27
26%
27
Spiegel Inc common
—a
14%
14%
14%
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.
Standard Oil
Standard
Jan
60
2,200
59%
3,400
61
63
1,800
47%
Jan
38
1,200
33%
Feb
39 Va
17
17%
1,500
14%
Jan
17 Va Mar
100
19%
Apr
22
Jan
10%
Feb
McKinney
Pittsburgh
Plttsburgn
Pittsburgh
Apr'
Plymouth
19%
8%
19%
20
8%
8%
1,900
8
Mar
200
32
Feb
Apr
62%
Jan
Apr
Fort
Pitt
37%
39
27%
27'%
28
3,900
24% Mar
29% Jan
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27
Tool
Machine
Oil Co—
25%
27
2,000
22%
Jan
27%
Apr
Company
Sylvania Electric Products
Brewing
Rockwell
45%
Apr
48%
Feb
42 Va
Feb
45%
46
&
46
49 %
51
500
51
3,300
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Texas
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cf
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Rubber
Steel
Van
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15%
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489
331
33 Vs
26
26%
470
25% Jan
5%
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25
56%
57%
145
433/4
30
108
28
—
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1
13/4
1%
92%
common
_
_
&
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(Un)
Ruud
Manufacturing
San Toy Mining
40%
Apr
30
Jan
61%
200
52 %
Jan
64%
Apr
67%
100
66%
Jan
73% Mar
39%
43% Mar
129%
40%
300
36 %
Feb
1
6%
6%
1,200
6%
Jan
7
65%
68%
300
54 %
Jan
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5
55%
61%
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13%
2%
15%
Jan
100
50%
Jan
60%
62%
4,200
15%
450
32%
300
13%
6,900
13
20%
12%
58%
5
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500
55%
14
15
1
Corp
19%
55 Va
32 %
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71%
16%
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
25%
20%
57%
59
25%
44%
Apr
60'A Mar
Jan
62%
Apr
19
Jan
32%
Feb
Jan
15
19%
Feb
22% Mar
57
Feb
65% Mar
Mar
1,500
25'A
Apr
28%
Feb
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
:
(Un)
36%
Feb
44%
Apr
15
100
15
Apr
17
Feb
20%
21
600
19 %
Jan
21% Mar
10
Corp
15
*
common
100
*
32%
32%
500
32%
Apr
37 Va
Feb
hi
hh
900
ii
Apr
hi
Apr
23%
23%
200
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
49%
49 %
49%
600
47'A
Jan
50% Mar
96
Inc
Bankshares
96
100
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Wisconsin Public Service.
Wool worth
(F W)
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Co
10
Jr_
(Wm)
92%
Westlnghouse
Westlnghouse
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
13%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Radio
99%
Corp
14
450
99% 101
300
130% 130%
Jan
98 '/a Mar
13% Mar
15%
Jan
Feb
103%
Apr
125% Mar
140%
Jan
84
100
Air
Brake
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
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__6~50
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
—13
Baldwin
180%
Corp—
53%
180% 182'A
27 Va
28
30
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36%
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9%
200
8%
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Apr
12.50
58%
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Co
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72
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•
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170
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165
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49% Mar
70
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185
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31%
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——
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76%
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33
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160
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see
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45.
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22
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220
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Decca
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5
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81 %
41
5
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55%
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5
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225
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37
1,591
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60
66%
39
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50
;
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21
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100
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453/8
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25
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—
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13
400
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1
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Jan
27 %
4
1
Feb
27%
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Jan
Feb
35 Vs
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—
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60%
10
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common
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63%
200
5
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61% Mar
1,300
28
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127%
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25
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100
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3
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5
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28
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62
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136
53/8
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Jan
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44 %
1
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5%
♦
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Apr
31% Mar
Walgreen Co
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57
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2
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26
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41
2
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52%
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1
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55
2
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14% Mar
Feb
Aircraft
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36
27%
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Mar
25
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600
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Apr
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Electric
200
27%
50
1
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36
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200
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(Un)
Francisco
Louis-San
San
16
1,500
1
San Mauricio
(Un)
Salt
Joseph Lead
Feb
Light
Leslie
St
Jan
100
1.65
a63% a65%
(Un)__25
A
Safeway Stores Inc
6%
206
Apr
460
Mar *
30
—10
Feb
1.30
16%
25
48%
Inc
W Fine Foods
and
8
Mar
38
Apr
48%
Jan
25
1.60
21
1.20 Apr
Feb
51%
Apr
20%
1,354
a7%
50 florins
Apr
53/4
16%
28
35%
Petroleum
Co
Dutch
Jan
31%
48%
Jan
Feb
28
46%
1
Ryan Aeronautical
Mar
88c
47%
36
23
102%
Apr
4
Jan
Feb
23%
15
Kennecott Copper Corp
Oountv Land Co
Lehman
Bros
Royal
—
a—
Feb
50
common
25
Roos
class
Co
1,860
:•
a—
16%
31%
—
Corp
91
9
a__
50
100 100%
(Un)
—1
—i——.——1
Aircraft
35%
35
Jan
520
24%
•
35%
8%
6
'
Apr
140% Mar
193/8
26%
10
Corp
al32al34%
34%
Jan
1
com
new
91
Corp com—33%o
new
552
5%
89c
•
<
Industries
Kansas
299
33 %o
Preferred
Kaiser
a63 % a65%
Feb
35
al33
Corp new com (Un)
5
Laughlin Steel (Un)
10
&
115
•
Johns-Manville
Jones
a35% a37%
a35 % a35 %
7%
(Un)
com
243/a
10
5%
•-
a—''
a__
a__
31%
•
Co
a__
26
20
International Tel St Tel
a__
111
90c
1
(Uni
Rohr
200
1
Corp (Un)
Riverside
Feb
1.05
a64%
Cement
Apr
al3% al3%
—
Oil
133/a
al3% al3%
133%
High
a32% a32%
—
50c
10
Rheem
40
13'A
6%
Mines
International Nickel Co Canada
International Paper Co (Un)
Oil
25
1.05
10
Idaho Power Co
International Harvester
Intex
40
a23 % a23 %
233
Low
al39% al393/4
65
•
.
Reynolds Tobacco class 3 (Un)Manufacturing Co
Apr
12%
Feb.
(Un)
Oil & Gas Co
30% Jan
13%
a
12%
(Un)
(Un)
Mary
a47 % a47%
*
Inc
Hupp Corp
/.V 50
a23%
*
—
Honolulu
1,388
1
com
B
Homescake Mining Co
832
13
al38%al38%
50o
A
Class
38%
12%
13
*
*
(Un)
(Calif)
37%
1
7.50
a
*
B
lncorp
Richfield
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Hercules Powder Co com (Un)
138
29%
Pictures (Un)__—
Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
432
18
—
1
86
226
67
Jan
19%
1
733/4
Republic
Republic
;
__
a32%
12%
B
*
(Un)
Jan
2
12%
136%
138
1
(Un)
Co
40
635
Apr
Feb
Oil
Pure
Jan
173/4
1.60
Co
Timber com
Petroleum
Sound Pulp &
Inc capital
Pullman
49% Mar
19/64 Apr
38%
28
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
4% Mar
1,669
17%
50
33yac
(Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon Chemicals
4%
43% 43%
a49% a49%
__
43%
—
Co
Jan
T.
39%
„
,
(Un)—_—1
Corp
Range Sinoe Jan. I
High
(Un)—1
Airways
Pictures
Pennsylvania RR Co
Apr
13 A
1
(B
50%
14
Co
Graham-Paige Corp
Apr
common
Preferred
Apr
•
10c
(Un)
Goodrich
100%
& Tel
Tel
Pan American World
64% Mar
Mar
1
100
1°0
Paramount
Mar
common
&
Jan
Pacific
Feb
49
Utilities
McBean
64%
Feb
Public
Gladding
Feb
43
Telephone Corp
w
1
Oil
Feb
2,787
General
Gulf
26%
Jan
44 A
General
Great
20%
43%
(Un)
Goodyear
63% Mar
Feb
2,777
46%
61
59 61%
a96¥» a97%
a48%a48%
60%
a97%
Apr
18
Shares
38%
383/4
•
Lighting Corp common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
for Week
•
Low
•
Pacific
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
2,190
46%
59%
—
Week's
Last
Hiah
55
44
Service
Gillette
Low
2,892
58 V*
18%
37 A
—
Public
Rights
56 Vi
18%
36%
————*
1%
com
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
par
Ford Motor Co
Corp
APRIL 27
ENDED
stocks
Shaies
of Prices
Sale Price
General
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
Garrett
FOR
Sales
Sm Francisco Stock Exck. (Coat)
(Un)__
10
32%
common
1
59 %
a50
10 -ioya
10
"102
(Un)—
102
!:
Feb
56%
Feb
61
r-
a54% a56%
a49 3/a
1
1,257
46 %
Feb
5^9
-
33
57%
59%
a56%
—10
;
133/4
£
47%; Jan
245
1,800
i
8%
84
170
Jan
Jan
;
•
; Mar
33% Mar
65% Mar
-54%
'
Apr
50% Mat
10y*
102
Apr
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Est
quotations
on
Canadian Stock
through
on
all
Exchanges
Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
from
WEEK
ENDED APRIL 27
Montreal Stock Exchange
all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
FOR
Canadian
Friday
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
Co., Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
our
private wire
coast to coast.
Teletype: NYl-1979
Par
Abltibl
Acadia
Class
Power
&
Paper common
preferred
Atlantic
A
20
Sugar
common
45.
Week's
Kale*
of
•
__
Canada
4%
pfd- —25
—50
Shares
40%
24%
**
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
34%
High
Jan
42%
23%
Aor
26%
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
Apr
42
4,501
24%
25
1,223
12
*
■
for Week
40%
12
650
50
23¥2
Jan
7%
Apr
24
a23
a23
7%
7%
7%
435
110
110 114¥4
2.0:0
93
Feb
121
125%
120% 125%
6,910
100
Jan
125%
_
«
Range
oi Prices
Low
*
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
page
•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4%%
see
Bale Pries
■
Aluminum Co
For footnotes
Last
"
4%%
NEW YORK
Fonda
*
STOCKS
8¥2
Apf
Mar
Jan
Mar
Apr
24 %*
241%
24 %
100
24V2
Aor
26
Jan
50%
50 %
50%
2,160
50%
Apr
53
Mar
53
53%
135
52
Jan*
54
Feb
Number 5529... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(2109)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Frida/
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Corp
Azguh
$2.40
Ltd
preferred
Corp
Steels Ltd
25
1,440
56%
of
Nova
Banque
150
Bell
Nationale
2,845
40
Jan
26%
25
27
6,900
17%
Feb
27
30
Apr,.
85
25
Jan
30
54
54
55 %
Apr
1,730
47%
Jan
56
Apr
McColl
67
68
Apr
Mitchell
Oil
Power
unaoa
5%.
28
39
44 %
28,488
35
Jan
common
•
100
100
Proaucts
65
100
Apr
50
50
50%
450
50
Mar
50%
51%
860
50%
Apr
48
47%
48
200
47'A
Apr
50
class
A
17 Ve
39%
25
Telephone
48 y2
a91
17-/8
39 %
48
10
18%
39
49
-
92
&
Cable
Co
Ceianese
95
12% Mar
14%
Jan
Powell River
620
35
Jan
40
Jan
Power
5.50
Jan
Feb
Price
145
103%
Jan:
105
Apr
2,889
31
Mar
36
30
1,519
29%
Apr
31
Feb
38
Quebec
37 Vs
38
1,620
34
Jan
39%
Apr
Regent
Apr
104
Jan
31
575
Reynolds
29%
Apr
36
Jan
Rolland
13'A
597
12%
Apr
13%
Jan
101
55%
1,679
33
3,942
31%
_*
30
•
5
32%
31
Apr
56% Mar
33%
30% Mar
„
3,461
•
10 %
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Industries
Canadian
Oil
Companies
preferred:
21%
22
1,803
21
Feb
24
Jan
a94
a95
30
Simpsons
Jan
92
Mar
Southam
275
25
Jan
41
Jan
20
Jan;
Feb
27%
Apr
United
Jan
38 %
Apr
1,200
9,182
*
5%
*
17
1
Steel
&
4,085
36%
Apr
4,885
20
Feb
24
Jan
13
Coal
Red
al3
50
a7%
45
al7% al7%
30
32%
•
a__
a__
27%
Jan
34%
30
100 5/«
Apr
193%
'
43
575
16% al6 %
50
42
a
40
Feb
17
-
21
20%
21%
8,670
17%
Jan
34%
35%
1,075
32
17%
Jan
16 %
16%
8,035
a22 a23 %
60
15%
a23%
-
12%
22% Mar
^
36 %
16%
Jan
22% Mar
Apr*
Apr
24
>
Jan
7%
7% '
Apr
9
Jan
138
139
156
138
Feb
141
Jan
37
37
38
440
31
Jan
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec
44% Mar
*
35
35
35%
1,500
31
Jan
35%
Apr
28%
29'A
2,347
24
Jan
-'29%
Apr
50
a93
a93 a93%
100
91
Jan *
95
Feb
•
9%
9%
9%
500
9
preferred
Eddy
Freres
Paper
Co
com
29
;—
class
—
A
class
A
pfd
Ford
65
5
:
Fraser
Ltd
Power
Co's
Gatlneau
5%
Canada
general
Gicut
$2.00
Apr
1,055
24%
Feb
28
Mar
31 %
Jan
37
Apr
29
Jan
32
Jan
100
25%
109
100
110
Ltd
—3
109 109%
110
109
Apr
112
30
6%
60%
110
Apr
115
Jan
6
Apr
7
Feb
%
59
800:
61
621
58
a43 % a43 %
20
43
Feb
5
10
Mar
a96
10
96
Jan
53%
55%
1,325
65
a43
65%
160
13%
1,483
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Co Lid
135
:110
*
common
26% •
6%
*
10%
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Alabastine
*
54
a
13%
2
,
42%
Jan
66%
>
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Jan
Mar
11
54%
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Feb
Jan
56
Jan
Jan
96
f
10%
-
Jan
'Apr
66
Mar
15% Mar
13%
Paper
common
13%
13%
786
10
Feb
15% Mar
47%
47
47 %
3,766
40
Jan
47%
a48
a48
90
48
Jan
63%
71
5,077
64
all% all%
•
50
8.60
Jan
II,085
r
preferred
Oil
50
Mining
!
•
Ltd—.—
•
46%
45%
46%
5
11%
11%
12
Corp common..*
53
52%
Canada
of
Industrial Acceptance
com
$4.50
preferred
$2.25
preferred
^inland
Cement
preferred
International
Canada
11%
Apr
36%
Jan
47% Mar
11%
Jan
12 % Mar
54%
2,350
51%
Jan
59
20
99% Mar
•
Mar
101%
Feb
50%
Feb
49
49
50
49
16
15.%.
16
3,260
15
*
11
11
11%
1,025
10
Feb
11%
Apr
24%
24
24%
1,930
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
•
92
89,%
92
4,829
78%
Jan
94%
Apr
com
common
Paper
129'A
129% 130%*
7.50
common
.
-50
127
Apr
Mar
Jan
j 18 y8 Jan
131% Mar
International
Utilities
Preferred
Corp
134
109
Feb
37%
38%
535
28
Jan
40
236
245
911
202
Feb
245
47
45
46%
1,049
Jan
46
Apr
Apr
Apr
45%
45%
50
39
Jan
45%
Apr
37
36%
37
2,460
27%
Jan
37 V« Mar
23
23
23
200
22%
Apr
24
24%
24%
1,560
15
Jan
25
Apr
•
common.
131 %
5
Ltd
236
*
—'
Co
37%
5
Power
131%
•
Petroleum
•
•
International
International
10%
10%
2,000
tQ
Jan
11
Mar
25
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
:
(John)
John A & Sons Ltd
Laurentide
Mar
2,399.
.100
Limited
«
Jan
72
.
10.
Powders
Preferred
International
50
Jan
25
Bronze
or
.
Apr
a99% a99 %
100
preferred
Nickel
71
1
^
Tobacco
Lang,
57
I,475
A
Smith
Oil
.
Feb
5,775
&
Imperial
Labatt
Apr
Mar
37
—5
imperial
•6%
55
68
30
B
•V/tison Bay
Int
22
35%
•
Husky
23% Mar
Apr
29%
raper
Oil class
Class
Howard
Apr
17%
I-
preferred..
Home
Feb
22
30
i
Lime
61
36'A
Dynamics
Gypsum,
710
50
60
..
•
Motors
iJttXeb
56%
Jan
•
General Steel Wares
•5%
56%
9%
common
Bakeries
General
1,800
Mar
common
preferred
General
20
7%
*
preferred
5%%
.
of
22
17%
—
„
Co
65
22
18
Corp..—1
—
xuundation
4,330
22
preferred
Players Canadian
Motors
•
—20
Estabrcoks
imous
Acceptance
class
A
SAVARD
MXlfBKRS:
&
MONTREAL
TORONTO
160
38%
137
HART
STOCK
EXCHANGE
page
45.
48 y2
1.070
51
51
180
51
Apr
54 y4 Mar
a43
25
42%
Apr
45
Jan
26 V4
26 %
410
25%
Feb
29
Mar
26
26 Va
26
30
25 V*
Feb
28
Mar
95%
__
100
95%
47
Apr
52 y4 Mar
95%
35
Apr
95%
21
21 y4
650
17 y8
Feb
21%
49%
—
49"%
50
45%
Feb
50
21
__
*
.
Apr
Apr
Mar
50
50
49
Feb
74 %
53
Jan
•
71 >/2
74 Va
5,051
57%
Jan
80
Mar
9.75
9.50
10
6,215
5.55
Jan
10
7%
pfd
Apr
40
153%
Apr
156
Mar
100
Corp
153 V4 153 »/4
—
•
16'/2
*
152
15
16>/2
16
16
1,760
14%
Feb
16% Mar
295
14
Jan
16
Apr
71
1,025
70
Jan
75
Mar
23
25y2
225
23
Apr
35 V4
100 100%
275
100
Apr
-
_
class
Limited
—
*
common
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•
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50
al3
50
24%
25
235
51
25
51 >/4
50
—
11 y4
Jan
22 Va, Apr
Jan
49 Va
Jan
104
Feb
11%
Feb
25
Feb
52
Feb
Canadian Slock Exchange
Canadian
'
1203
-;
STOCKS
Apr
Jan
Friday'
1
Par
Abitca
Lumber
Timber
&
90c
48%
49%
12%
12%
120
120
1
22%
22%
22%
4,035
17%
Jan
•
22%
22%
23%
1,237
20%
Jan
•
Products
Co
Ltd
cl
Dominion
Canadian
Arena
Sugar
Co
—
*
Feb
50
2,J=n
50
100
120
95
145
400
com.."'
a20
a20
Ltd
preferred
——
40
1
Apr
85
75
Jan
Apr
125
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
28 Va
Jan
'
a—
98
25
97%
5%
100
5%
Canadian
Power
Apr
Apr
Paper Inv Ltd
*
a6
a6%
160
5%
Jan
Canadian
Western
Lumber
*
17
17
200
Catelli
Food
Class
Products Ltd
Co
27%
27%
28
440
*
General
Neon
Class
39
39
39
10
Advert
cl
A—10c
i—
Div
Standard
Sec
Imperial
Ltd
(R
Mills
Ltd
L)
Steel
Federal
Grain
Ltd
Motor
Foreign
Co
Can
of
Power Sec
Harding
Carpets
Hinde
Dauch
&
Corp Ltd
Interprovinclal
Utilities
Lowney
Co
MacLaren
Melchers
Mexican
Mica
Ltd
Lt
of
&
Royal
Red
pfd—10
pfd
*
Ltd
Power
1st
pfd
—50
(Can), Ltd
Industries
Canada
Screw
Canal
Co
Co
pfd
1,000
12
29% Mar
1.30
56
8%
22
class
8
31
1.90
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
138
Jan
Feb
55
Jan
Apr
Mar
Feb
8%
Apr
56% Mar
11
Apr
200
12
Apr
13
Feb
60
85
60
Jan
61
Apr
370
7
Jan
22
7% Mar
750
22
97
110
85
Jan
100
Mar
all
'
22
96%
•
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all
13
11
Mar
12
Jan
Feb
22 Va
Apr
12
al.75
50
1.75
Apr
38
38%
655
33%
Feb
42
Apr
46%
38
12
al.75
——
46%
60
40
Jan
49
Apr
10%
Jan
10%
.
100
11%
Jan
12%
2.00
Apr
Jan
10%
325
9'/4
Apr
50
45
50
1,360
37%
Jan
50
Apr
35%
35%
35%
104
29%
Jan
35%
Apr
52
52
52
125
52
Mar
52%
50
49
—
20%
5
19
49
Apr
52 y4
Feb
335
20
Mar
21%
Feb
19
19%
310
13%
150
140
140
80
140
alO
.
Jan
225
20%,.
13%
•
Apr
Apr
a—
7%
pfd—100
com
6%
t
8'/2
*
new
Ltd
Power
Ltd
50
common
Feb
19
13%
19%
Apr
Jan
14
Mar
Mar
145
Jan
Apr
B
*
alO
25
a—
capital shares
250 fr
191%
191% 191%
38
191 y4
Apr
250
Feb
—*
148 y2
148% 148 %
12
148 Va
Apr
148 y2
Apr
41
Apr
44 Va
Jan
45 Va
Jan
48 y2
13
Apr
15
Jan
Jan
58
Apr
55
shares
Finance
red
1st
—
60
•
Corp of Can 6%
Telephone Corp
Jiiebec
34% Jan
7%
«...
10
Dairies
11
12
■
pfd 50
*
6%
Ltd
10%
—«.
Corp—1
Light & Pow Co Ltd-10
Quebec Pow Co Ltd com—*
f
s
Apr
Jan
50
Newfoundland
Northern
Feb
26%
36%
120
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co new 2.50
Moore Corp Ltd common
•
Mount
21
285
100
Apr
20% Mar
1,150
56
13%
22
1,300
•
Co
Apr
Feb
30
M)
Ltd
Pwr
Canada
Mar
12
5
56
1.90 Mar
35
125
56
Feb
Jan
40
a—
189
3.80
4.00 Jan
76
Jan
16
400
Jan
Jan
1.35
—*
conv
Feb
1.20 Jan
500
50
17
33%
36
8%
Apr
33
30
Paper Co
&
3.65 Feb
121
•
Ltd
6%
(Walter
Power
3.75 Mar
70
7%
50
Jan
6%
Apr
a60
8%
Apr
6%
Apr
1.30
——
98
28
35
—
Apr
40
121
*
Investment
Distilleries
380
Mar
Apr
1.30
*
Foundation
10
480
Apr
25
Apr
7%
•
Hydro-Electric
Canadian
a21
25%
14% Mar
•
20
Ltd
London
100
95
30 Va
27%
—•
A„
mass
Paper Co Ltd
Securs Corp
Investment
13%
Apr
247/a Mar
39
a60
7%
*
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
36
100
pfd
$1.40
Fleet
2
5,286
25
25
"
pfd—.
Ltd
Products
9
a35
39%
a21
*
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Qilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Kootenay Power 7%
al50
13%
mmmm
Dominion
Eastern
55
37
38
*
25
a35
——
„•
50
70
al.50
——
*
Paper Corp Ltd
a3.75
a3.50
70
70
clA„"
Preferred
Consolidated
East
a3.70
a3.50
*
!
—
Consolidated
Crain
a3.75
49
B
Preferred
Cosmos
M.
A.—•
class
B
Claude
—
24%
a__
98
5%
a6%
Jan
Apr
1
&
1.10
51% Mar
13%
100
Corp class A
_-40
Fund—
T^lon
Gas of Canada Ltd
Oil
Pine
41
a45%
10
Line
42
a45%
a47
30
13
•
pfd—
Mountain
13
250
56%
58
3,340
44%
48%
280
800
—
a__
—
Feb
*
56%
•
48%
47
46%
Apr
Amusement Corp Ltd' class A—*
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
8
8
202
7%
Jan
6%
6>/4
6%
28,920
2.75
Feb
6%
Apr
12 y8
12
12%
1,370
17%
Jan
55c
50c
Apr
Apr
20
Jan
21
Jan
30%
Jan
35
Mar
47
Mar
Waterman
CHICOUTIMI
11%
21%
30%
•
United
;
10,630
Canadian Marconi Co
Trans
Phillips Square
SHERBROOKE
12%
95
Internatl
Tr
Feb
21%
Canadian
Investments
43%
High
Apr
740
30%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
General
5%
50
70c
Ltd—*
_
Canadian
Canadian
Inv
r
B—*
Company
&
Low
49
*
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37,400
Ltd
Fabrics
Shares
94c
5
Brown
Sales
for Week
85c
Arcan
Auto
Week's
of Prices
Low
♦
Angio-Canadian Pulp & Paper_j.
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Corp
Fonda
Range
Last
Sale Prioa
5%
St., New York City, HAnover £-0579
-
(Sh-d.
I
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
(L E)
Pen Co Ltd
•
Rights
55c
Westeel
Products
Western
Canada
Windsor
Hotel
Woods
see
Apr
70 Va
Traders
Branch Office:
For, footnotes
pfd
Jan
18
a43
—
♦
5%
Power
Trans-Canada Corp
Telephone PL-9501
Lacal Branch:
William
5.70 Mar
23
Jouissance
tSI Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
•1
65 Va Mar
14%
71
Suez
EXCHANGE
TROIS-RTV1ERES
21
Apr
•
Stowell
EXCHANQV
STOCK
CANADIAN STOCK
-
Feb
Jan
4.55
*
Russell
QUEBEC
16 y2
57%
100
Reitmans
-
950
2,jo0
18,420
1,075
B
Southern
'
Apr
Apr
Jan
21
50
Jan
138
7%%
Apr
liy2
4.90
com„_*
Cotton
Feb
•
Duquis
21%
102
•
44 % Mar
Feb
35%
•
.
Apr
61 '/4
*
ApVrm
—.—100
preferred
Jan
99 Va
17 Va Mar
60
—
•„
1,630
Donohue Bros Ltd
7%
10 Va
100
14 Va
*
7% Mar
100% 100%
•
23*%
common
7% Mar
33%
33%,
*
:
pfd
30 y4 Mar
20
50
Canada
Mar
al3
a7%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common...*
Dominion Textile
Feb
Apr
Mar
11
Feb
Apr
14 Va
39% Mar
22%
•
Ltd
.
Apr
.
37 %
—20
&
17% Mar
56
37
*
com
preferred
Stores
Mar
21%
,
Steel
Jan
46
28»/2
68%
49%
4.70
_•
(Geo)
Zellers
Apr
37
35
Glass common
Dominion
17
5
6% Jan
33 %
21%
100
Dominion
680
a52
*
Preferred
7%
17%
a52
17
*
—.
common
Foundries
Dominion
Apr
Jan
*
preferred
Dominion
5.00
30%
Feb
Apr
60-/8
•
4V2%
75
10
Jan
11%
350
100
ctfs.
Tobacco
Weston
Jan
300
ny2
21 y2
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Mar
33
liy2
627
50
46 y2
preferred
Winnipeg Central Gas
Jan
13
38
5%
395
29 Va
99'/2
common
Sons
&
Steel
Jan
2
Corsets
Dairies
8%
Tuckett
Jan
5%
'
*
Seagrams
Bridge
9%
31%
*
36% Mar
6% Mar
34
29'/2
11%
10
of
Canada
Wabasso
6,200
29!/2
165
47 Va
21%
Oils
Feb..)
7%
12y2
46 Va
*
Co of Canada common
Triad
a
12
5%
Steel
Mar
30%
36%
Dominion
Southern
24% Mar
2j
7
66
12%
__
100
common
trust
(H)
31%
36
Dominion
Voting
3,250
11%
uuanion
•
4
Williams
5,0/2
7
Distillers
B
27%
12
67
__
*
preferred
Ltd
Breweries
38%
A
2,551
Co
34
36
class
67>/4
Ltd
Ltd
91
31
Class
Sherwin
Sicks'
37
Cork & Seal Co
Apr
Apr
Simon
•
Crown
Apr
58%
Apr
Feb
•
Corbys
62 y4
Feb
12% Mar
79 Va
26%
Textile
Feb
Feb, '
53
Jan
Apr
•
Consolidated
13%
53%
1.069
68 y4
27%
Consumers Glass
3,490
1,995
58 Va
3,377
36-/2
Smelting
13
62
56
79 V2
*
&
Apr
47
9%
Enterprises
23
78 y4
28%
Farm. Equipment
Jan
61%
*
preferred
y2 %
preferred
Jan
-
22
12%
•
4%
850
106
150
47
A
9%
Combined
Mining
11% Mar
Apr-
23
79
Series
8%
Cockshutt
Consol
Apr
preferred—10
Vickers
23
Jan
92
Feb
102 %
Apr
51%
Jan
25
50
Apr
91%
80
100
3,016
27%
Feb
825
27
4,568
Jan
77
89 %
Feb
35
24
200
89
Mar
103
Apr
10
91%
89 Va
9
24'A
41 Va
a26
90
15% Apr
15
23
Apr
31
Jan
34
Mar
Feb
Mar
r
Mar
64
Apr,
8
102%
48
Jan
Feb
14
24 %
34
Jan
12%
365
34%
Jan
44
51%
17%
230
10
28
28%
22
25
Jan
400
9%
common—_•
.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
13>/4
2,510
3,210
34
Apr
18
8%
*
Feb
12%
30
10%
.50
Locomotive
Apr
Apr
105
30
14%
•
common
preferred
Canadian
Feb
17y2
14
7%
Feb
12
17%
27
*
—
Jan
25%
13
*
8%
*
common
Feb
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
61%
50
Cement
10%
9%
27
Apr
_*
Lawrence
14
-
25
Apr
16%
56 y2
Lawrence
8%
_*
25%
22 y4
Jan
*
Preferred
Bt
21
27%
*
Ltd common...;
Co
St
Apr
Jan
3.50 Mar
Apr
Corp common
•
Bhawinigan Water & Power common—*
Apr
37
13 Va
a26
__
Mar
20
Morse
680
1,457
Feb
Mar
4.75
32
325
Fairbanks
42
B
21% Mar
20 %
Canadian
41%
91%
•
Rights
Royalite Oil
Apr
20
Cellulose
41 %
*
Aluminum
Jan
25
&
Co
17%
series
common
3,106
__
Royal Bank of Canada
Apr
33 %
&
27
$1.00
Chemical
145
63
Paper class A
Class
101
Jan
30% Mar
465
18%
Feb
44%
180
30
17%
17V2'
"80
Mar
Cottons
48
*
Refining
99
30
101
preferred
31 y4
*
Feb
2.55
Feb
50
26
12 y4
1°",
48
Power
12%
34
Canadian
5%
30
255
.5%
Mar
12%
54 %
!*>%
•
Transport
preferred
32%
29 %
31%
104 y4
597/a
Products
Company
of Canada
Corp
Bros
31-/4
32
95
25
30%
Provincial
6.00
29 %
101
104 >/4 104%
al2y4 al2y4
__
61
common
400
54%
90
48
Development
al3
*
1,820
25
•
common
Tubes
6.00
10
550
17%
25
__
34
,7%
Steel
Placer
34
Canadian
Ontario
Penmans
class B_*
26
16%
•
Mills
Page-Hersey
Mar
25
6%
Feb
Apr
52
40
25%
__
31
Feb
a
26
16%
5
com
Weaving
Flour
38%
100
785
Ogllvie
5.75
100
100
26 >/2
Apr
48
104 104-/2
a3.00
26
•
Mar
65
a3.00
100
Chemical
9
26
•
*
Wire
41
series
Canadian
A
noranda Mines Ltd
19"%
$1.75
Canadian
11% Mar
National Steel Car Corp
Jan
Ltd
common
175
Niagara
*
common
13
Jan
37%
25
Bronze
Canadian
13
__
5
al2%
100
preferred
Canadian
103%
Jan
Feb
10
common
Apr
41%
Feb
9%
98%
989
Jan
Jan
Commerce
of
Apr
265
common—
Drug &
50
Bank
23,830
49
52%
31-/4
pfd
9
100
55
Mar
100%
8
105 %
20
Canadian Breweries
Co
38
100
common
class
Jan
Mar
48 y2
*
preferred
16
Jan
48
98 Va
49
•
4%%
94
Jan
26%
*
8%,
•
&
National
Jan
10
Apr
98 y2
•
•
al2!/2
common
4.40%
55
*
*
±.
a96% a96%
Morgan
36%
625
1,140
High
Jan
41 y4
•
:
B
2,608
-
47
a96%
common
Oil
Breweries
5,681
-
44
8%
24
100
•
5
pfd
5%
a91
•
425
100
pfd
cum
Preferred
102
25
24
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
Apr
45% Feb
50%
•
5%
Ltd
(Robt) class A
Class
Low
a9
24
44
Range Since Jan. I
High
a9
*
Class B
33
50
Steamship
$1.25
77/8
Apr
Co—
Foundries
Wire
39
Corp
Frontenac
Molson
51% Mar
Apr
6%
Low
__
Feb
48
Bloedel class B
Preferred
Apr
Shares
*
Power
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mar
675
<fe
for Week
*
Lawrence
Mailman
Feb
46
Jan
5,907
Forest
Saleway
Canadian
65
40%
8,565
preferred
Canada
62 % Mar
375
100
Cement
Canada
405
41%
50
Ltd
Iron
64
41%
33
preferred
Canada
63%
oO
Columbia
30
42%
6%
miming Products
Bulolo
Gold Dredging...
*1
39% Mar
49%
100
Coiumoiu
Calgary
375
48
preferred
Canada
68%
32
ihiectric
Mar
Jan
6%
British Columbia Power
Mills
45
41
*
preferred
Bruck
63%
41%
58%
6%
Co
preierrea
British
41
335
48%
Note
preferred
4%
41
•
preferred
Brnisn
MacMillan
& Power.—•
Light
Bank
wiuiiiina
4% %
Jan
25
Traction
British American
'5 %>
57%
Mar
St
44
•
American
•4%%
Lower
41%
10
Telephone
4% %
Apr
30
B
Brazilian
25%
Bros Ltd
43%
10
Batnurst Power &; Paper class A
British
'
50
Lewis
Jan
2.1 %
50% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
10
Scotia
Canadienne
Class
47
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
MouCieai
in
Bank
20
24%
Baney SelDurn preierreu
daul
27
1
Loir
a-»7
56%
•
ABDfcbtos
Atlas
24%
50
APRIL
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
a*7
•
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
pfd
common
WEEK
far Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Ltd
Breweries
65c
3,452
20
20
10,410
5
33%
33%
35
450
*
40
40
40
30
40
Jan
*
47
47
47%
960
47
Mar
•
Ltd—
Ltd
Manufacturing Co Ltd
—
12
8
75c
Apr
Jan
Apr
47% Mar
41
42
The Commercial and
(2110)
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, April 30, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week's
(Cont.)
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
Par
Mining
Alta
and
Oils
12c
13c
5.000
lie
Jan
25c
500
22c
Feb
16'Ac I8V2C
40.279
13c
Jan
lac
3.30
3.25
3.35
4,334
62c
59c
68c
76,3d0
t
1.80
1.82
5,300
*
17c
11c
21c
148,820
1
15VhC
15%c
19c
4,530
31c
39c
14,000
1
Ltd
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
.
2.97
48c
1.82
l
13% c
14c
15c
1.51
Jan
Jan
19'Ac Jan
44c
Apr-
2,560
14
Feb
15c
23c
Apr
18c
Jan
Gold
1
12 '/2c
11c
15c
5,900
6'Ac
Barvallee
Mines
1
20c
12c
23c
54,600
9c
Ltd
1
13c
12c
13c
30,500
10c
Apr
—;
1
2.35
2.60
Red
Beatrice
Beaucage
Lake
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd....
300
2.05 Mar
3.35
1
76%c
75c
79c
40,400
45c
Jan
85c
35c
34c
38c
126,300
20c
Mar
48e
Ltd_
Mines
1
16'Ac 16'Ac
13'Ac
*
16'Ac
1
61c
56c
62c
91,298
51c
Feb
68c
28c
28c
30c
18,200
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
1.
33c
28c
39c
183,700
25c
Apr
42c
Feb
Apr
Bouscadillac
Gold
Bouaan Gold
\tc„_
Mines Ltd
Mines
Brilund Mines Ltd
Ltd
3.25
3.80
72,200
1.15
Jan
3.80
1.95
1.95
2,200
1.74
Ffeb
_1
2.60
2.50
2.60
4,050
2,40 Feb
*
1.45
1.35
1.45
5,200
„25c
1.45
1.45
1.55
8,800
55c
25%
1,750
19%
Ltd
Ltd—
Uranium
Mines
*
' '
1
Mines
Ltd— 1
Canadian
Admiral
Ltd
Canadian
Collieries
(Dunsmur)
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd
Manganese Mines Ltd
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
65c
10'A
Apr
Apr
14%
Apr
1.85
17,425
__
3.00
99,120
3.05
38c
14'Ac
13c
4.40
5c
11c
11c
12c
23,000
9c
Mar
Mines
Halliwell
Co
Mines
Dome
Dominion
_1
28c
28c
34c
90,800
17c
Feb
35c
39c
3.00
39c
39c
4,500
25c
Feb
40c
2.95
3.10
6,000
1.08
1.00
1.10
39,300
4.80
41c
4.70
5.10
4,800
—l
41c
41c
500
27c
Jan
55c
.1
12c
8c
12c
163,300
3,900
2,000
5c
Feb
12c
Oil
Ltd__
Co
Ltd
& Minerals
-—
Mining «fe Exploration—
Federal Kirkland Mining Co Ltd
Mines
Frobisher
(1945 LLtd
6.40
1.23
3,000
7.00
15c
34e
20c
4.45
16c
20c
51c
Ltd
*
35c
no
5
28%
-1
25c
25c
38c
-
Jardun, Mines
Jaye
Ltd
Explorations
voting
trust.
—1
Ltd—
__
23c
-
—1
28%
1.20
-
1.30
20c
1.25
1.20
1.35J
18
1
18
12c
12c 12 'Ac
24c
22e
24c
23%
23%
Kontiki
Lead
Zinc
Labrador Min
fie
—
Mines Ltdl:
1
Exploration Co Ltd.l
Lingside- Copper.- Mining ;Co Ltd..
Mthium Corp of Canada...
Louvlcourt
Goldfields
Macdonald
Mines
21c
•
1.70
1
Ltd
Ltd
—
1
—
Marcon
"1.35
32c
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Mining Ltd
Petroleums
Ltd
New
Bristol
New
New
Oils
New Jack Lake
Jaculet
New
Lafayette
Nisto
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Norvalle
Nu-Age
•naiskl
O'Brien
Okalta
C old
Oils
Mines
91
30c
39c
5.00
20%
25'A
26'A
1.10
*
1.52
10c
11c
4.55
4.90
29,000
90,305
1.96
1.96
64c
38c
10,000
38c
Apr
17,275
39c
Mar
4.50
4.50
4.75
266
1.15
1.10
1.20
1.75
1.95
21,800
10,550
5.35
5.35
5.75
9,000
13c
12c
14c
20,500
12c
12e
14c
18c
16c
21c
4.65
4.65
1
28c
28c
12c 12 %c
10,000
3,513
93
Feb
122'A Apr
7,894
100
Feb
125%
—
—;
—
;
Mines
Nepheline
Lead
—
25
w_
51
58c
50c
58c
137,640
1.10
1.38
400,447
71c
2.55
20c
2.49
.
55c
Ash:
Zj.——-100
Temple class B—
:
9.50;
Yellowknife Mines;
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
Mines
Mines
—
:
——
136
13c
••••
21'C
;
:■
-
20C
50c
Apr
3.10 Feb
1.00
42c
5%
——1
preferred
Banff Oils
lOVaC Jan
15c
Bank
Montreal
of
—
Bankeno
Mines:
Bankfield
Barnat
Cons
Barvue Mines
Warrants
Co
Metals
.•
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B
68
1
1
14'/2c
16c
81c
85c
1.30
■
76c
36c
Mar
38c
55,350
41c
Mar
75c
*
1.15
1,000
73c
Mar
2.85
33,350
7c
7'Ac
62
Mar
64 %
41%
25
40
Mar
46
2 5*?
2.75
62,5?8
3,500
79,800
1.77
.
Jan
5c
Jan
70c
A or
common,—^——•_*
20 y4
20%
20%
45
1
2.70
2.55
2.90
314,282
1.10
2.15
2 30
800
2.08
1
7
-
6%
648
2.55 I
1
Feb
Jan
Feb ;
1.90 Mar
21,400
47e
10,600
20
61c
Feb
19c
Mar
Apr
7%
Jan
3.40 jan
71c
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
3.10
Apr
Apr
2.30
Jan
48
49 3/4
Apr
51% Mar
17c
15c
20c
87,300
11c
Jan
20c
Apr
50c
63c
15,086
44c
Feb
63c
Apr
14,316
48
Gompany Inc.
20c
24c
14,500
20c
Jan
27c
Canadian AJJHiatet..
...
17%
3,130
12%
Jan
18
Apr
1.20
3,?no
1.05
Jan
125
Apr
1.68 Jan
1.10 Apr
75C; Mar
1.35 Apr
100
3,500
3,157
21c
25c
153,600
15c
25c
24'AC
27c
.206^850.
20e
19"% Apr
2.05
.
Gairdner &
1.15
Apr
36c
Apr
Jan
33c
Mar
Company Limited
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Feb
Mar
-
.
Members:
Feb
17
8.50 Feb
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
1.20 Mar.
7,485
SECURITIES
Jan
Apr
52c
48%
60 WaU Street,
Apr
7%c Apr
Feb
Mar
3.25
*
Gairdner $
1.15 Apr.
Jan
.1
25
—
Ltd
3.00
17%
22c
.
1.25
50c
1.30 Mar
1.15
1
Apr
150
47c
Mines
Feb
1.25
16,950
6%
Mines—
2.55
45.200
2.25
Quebec
Bell Telephone
25c
Apr
64
47c
Corp
Feb
41%
.
Apr
Jan.
Jan
17C
14c
Jan
1.09 Feb
1.65
41C
6%
Co
17C
16c
17c
2.50
Mining
Feb
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
.
-
Apr
,
63%
39c
A——*
Beatty Bros
-^———*
; Beaucage —
———
-1
Beaver Lodge Uranium——_——*
Feb
1.15
1
2.33
2.74
Lumber
40c
'
12yac
Apr
68%
Apr'
6,250
1.19
—
56
Mar
10,700
155,180
1.03
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Apr
2.75/Apr
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,
Mar
9c'
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30
.
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81c
;
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; 14'A Apr ?;
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31c
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Feb
2.65
1.25
583/4
15c
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Jan
Apr
2.45 Mar
1.00 Jan'
1.60 Feb
47%
18c
2.40
1.05
:
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25
2.49
15c
2.45
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46c
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3,880
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74c; Mar
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.
1,20
1.32
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8.80 Jan
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56.200
84c
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10,860
15 %c
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1.00. Jan
545
38c
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2.25 Jan
10% Feb '
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1,199
35c
;
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17%c. Jan
.
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19,120
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30
2.55
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68
:—
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27,384
36c
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';io%^Apr,i ••
27
Jan
13c
155.275
10
—
*
; 17% Feb
52,100
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9.75 Mar.
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100:
2.32
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36»/zc Apr
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2.70
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2.35
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57c
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48c
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4.85 Apr
Apr
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1.25
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2.70 Apr;
-
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55c
1.14
•
2.40.
Bevcon
Mar
1.35
,
64,525
:100
22c
13%
Beta Gamma Mines
29c
1
.
•
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2.35
Apr
185.800
50c
'
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52%- Apr,
12% -Apr
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23,285
13'/4
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44c
23c
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52c
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38c
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1.25
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9.75
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1
1
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1'
Aunor Gold Mines——_—
i—1
Aumacho
24%
:
27
Atlas Steels —;————• c
Atlas
9.50*
Apr
90c'
Feb
*
'
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2.00 Jan
85c
*
21c
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3.00 Jan
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34,187
:
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2.40 Feb
26c
52% Feb
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17.759
3.50
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1.50 F*b
1,000
1,000
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1.55 Jan
19,068
2.65
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3.35
,
Belleterre
218,900
Apr
Jan
1.25
Corp —
—-——"50c
24% 25
Argus Corp common—
—* : ..;24%
2nd preferred .—-,.-—J.„———50 ;.
56 '/2 v 56% :56%
35c
40c,
Arjon. Gold Mines—
—
_1, • 35c.
39c
Ascot Metals. COrp
36%c
*
—I
36V2c
Apr
15c
lib
;
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1,120
Jan
Apr
26% Jan
Mar
-
50%
;„• 32c
48c
4.75
Jan
23
Apr
19 %
Apr
7.25 Mar
6,500
/
16c 16%c
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15%
95.
25
-
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;
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121 125y4
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49c
10
29%c Jan
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45.
4,150
114
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1
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8.00
Feb
9c
Apr
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7.50
Feb
16c
Feb
110 »/4
52c
4,000
Jan
90c
28c
7.50*
110%
89c
16c
65c
Apr
Feb
5,925
Apr
Jan
Mar
14c
5,100
Apr
11c
50c
27c
46c
30c
2.15
Apr
14,300
74,700
16%
80c
'
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2,000
1
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Apr
Apr
40c
Apr
64c
82c
165/b
2.02
r
Jan
Mar
Mar
16
*tata
85c
—
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd.—
53c
Apr
8%
7
40c
Bathurst
85c
15%
:
33c
lie
62c
——1
—J—
Uranium
Jan
Feb
J
—
Jan
24,673
Apr
Jan
1.75 Mar
Apr
70c
153/4
Ltd
30c
250
59,000
Apr
Base
3,000
1
Pathfinder Petrolums Ltd...:
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
.Pitt Gold Mining Co
24 y2 Mar
Apr
23
18c
Apr
Barymin
1
Ltd
Apr
15c
23
15 %C
1.40
Apr
.1
Uranium Mines Ltd
23
23
16'Ac
Apr
Jan
1.40
Jan
1.15
(Quebec) Ltd.l
Petroleums
Mar
12'/2
700
Mar,
1.15
Ooemiska Copper Mines
Orchan
70c
Jan
.
Apr
~~
l
90c
Pacific
50 Apr
26%
11
343/4
2,400
5.25
59'A c Feb
40c
Apr
800
42
Anchor. Petroleums
—1:, 14%c
16
Anglo-American Exnloration——4.75 *
16 ^ .15%:
53
^ 53
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
—
12%
12% <1
Anglo Huronian; —
'i.——-——* ;
•
1.50
1.57
Angle Roiiyrr Mines .—* :
1.55 :
28
2a
Anthes Imperial —
—
18c ; 23C
Apex Consolidated Resource^——-• v • 18C
1.751? 1.87 .Arcadia Nickel —---——-i—;——1
1-80
Apr
11 '/2c
Feb
39c
243/4
12%
"11 %c
1.74 Mar
.
Mar
Yety
25
12'/4
40%
40%
25
12'A
1.75
American
Mar
1.40
2.00 Jan
8c
Feb
243/4
5,259
1,231
42%
1.50
Anacon
Apr
29
High
LOW
1.70
'
Apr
5.00
1
Range Since Jan.
High
28%
122
1.51
for Week
Shares
1.40
Feb
40c
Apr
1.30 Feb
Sale*
Range
of I'rncs
29%
Jan
6%c
Exchange
Week's
13%
Jan
1.00
Apr
Funds
15c
95
Jan
1
Panel Consol Uranium Mines
Apr
133/4
83c
Mar
1
Ltd..
45c
*
.
5.20 Apr
Jan
'
500
Feb
—1
12
847,950
80c
14'/2c
Bailey Selburn Oil Ac Gas class A——1
22 'A
1,000
49c
4lJ,o00
Bagamac
1.45 Feb
2.64 Jan
,
18,400
He
45c
Jan
40c
Apr
81'A
30c
•100
4 70
76c
For footnotes
85,875
13,300
38c
Apr
31c
Apr
2.35
B'7"
75
80c
43c
Electric common.'———^ —
Fabrics Products class B——*
13'/aC
A villa bona Mines Ltd——
—1:
2.50
1.15 Mar
25,200
:•
80c
Mar
24c
Jan
2bc
29c
36,200
Apr
94c
24'A Apr
.
1.50 Feb
250
1.00
80c
Mines
31,500
Feb
-
Feb
12,400
3.45
1
Uranium
18
15c
400
14%c
Jan
*
—*
25
iVz% preferred
___———50
Amalgamated!. Larder Mines—I
Jan
1,500
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Pater
43c
--
80c
Jan
Algoma steel
r—
Aluminium Ltd common—^
Aluminum Ce 4%
pfd—_——,
1,30 Apr
1.45 Apr'
Mar
1
—
Exploration
-
22c
38c
Ltd—
Ltd
Jan-
36c
15,500
383,200
Jan
7c
common———*
Distillers
Warrants
Feb
2.00
44c
59c
Voting trust ctfs—
——;
*
Pacific Cons Oils——.—.——*
Jan
4j700
12'Ac
Jan1
I3c
20%
1
Ffeb
85c
18
88c
—20c
Mar'
Mar
39c
...
Mar
15
14% Mar
2.10
Algom
2.00 Jan1
1.00 Jan
17% Jan
*
...
3.10'Mar
248,800
Alberta
1.70 Jan
Apr
1.20 Apr*
Jan
,
Mar'
35c
24c
Mar
Uranium Mines Ltd
(1945; Ltd
Omnitrans
Jan
•
1.20 Apr
„
14c
...
Ltd
19c
r
-
30b
Jan
•
3"C
Oils
Mines
9c
33,475
Ltd
Ltd
30
22'A Feb
1
Nocana Mines Ltd
Northland
:'12%c Feb
582,885
Ltd
Jan-
7%c Jan
30c
Santiago Mines Ltd
New Spring Coulee Oil
Nipisslng
2ic
1.46 Apr
35»/40 Apr
2.15
New
Apr
Mar
65c/ Apr-
16c
Ltd
Feb;
4r.75
42c
Mar ■:*
50o
Mines
28c'
:
10c
3.55
Oils Ltd.
Jan
19%cMar
200
4.45
80c
Apr
49c
1.22 Mar
1.90
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Vlnray Mines
12c
1.75
Manitoba Gold
Pacific Coal fit
3.10
Jan
465,900
Explorations Ltd
Alberta
Feb ?
Feb
39c
•
1
New
Jan
Apr
1.98
1,000
27c •' Jan-
1
New
Apr
2.55
85c
1.40
Mar
15c
30c
Ltd—
Mar
80C
——
Albermont Pete warrants
Apr
5,000
3.95
1
New
New
<
2.07
;
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4.00 Mar r
Apr
25c
Ltd
Jan
48c
46'/2
Jan
9c 14% C
39c
49%C .Apr
,
Mar
17c
500
1
70c
59c
38
25e
Ltd.._1
Ltd.—
Asbestos..
Mining
Feb
!'.
2,000
63c
75c
40c
Apr
35c
100
1.50
7.60 Jan
Mar
Jan
31c
1
Urahium Mines
Mines
Mines
Jason
-w
Newklrk
Ltd...
22c
37c
98c-
90
Formaque Mines Ltd.—
1
Highridge Mining Co Ltd—*
15
27c
1.50 Jan
,
Mar
12,300
32c
1.45
Jan
■r"* 8,400
•20,800'-.
1.33
1.01
15
1.40
26'Ac Mar
Feb'!
30c
1
15
30c
Jan
8.10
35% Feb
2,000
61,150
—
6.75 Mar
2flc
30b
...
2.93
30c
Acme Gas & Oil—
3.00 Feb
900
87C
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd..
Mogadon Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
Monpas Mines Ltd.
____i
Montgary Explorations
Ltd
l
2.55
•
-25
Paper common
Apr
3.95
5
350
2.65
Sugar
Mar
30c
!
2,500
45c
Feb
Jan
6 50 Feb
48,500
44'/2c
50c
33c
Jan
Mar
13c
preferred
Atlantic
50c
1.33
Ltd.....:
1
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd...:
1
Mining Endeaver Co Ltd....1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd....
1
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
U
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33c
45c
45c
55c
Feb
30c
-2,600r
15,200
.
20c 22 %c
1.61
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&
Power
29Mi Feb
"3;
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...
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30c
40c
Last
American Leduc Petroleums
18'
1
Ltd—.
Ltd__
7.50
42c
19c
19c
Feb
85c
12'/2c Jan
1
Amanda
56,000
•25c;
—*
__/__l
Gold? Mines
7.50
Jan
*
Feb
-
1.18
Kerr-Addison
Mines
7.60
700
2.55
nta——
18c,
9,500
,8,000
4.08O
39,811
>
28e
Joliet+Quebec Mines Ltd—-—.
teyboycon
7,500
2.85
Ltd
Co
55c
900"
M6'
11'Ac;
26c
Oil
28VaC Feb
.
49c1-
L32
27%
•
21C
*
10'Ac Jan
13,000
•,
30c
Indian Lake —380
Inspiration Mining fit Dev
—I—I
-l 1.43
Iso Uranium Mines.,
l
26c
t srael
Continental Oil Co Ltd-—
,.1' '.
43C
20c
—
Apr
15% Mar
5.50 Apr
8,800
-33,100
20,100
-
-
30o
Bollinger:Cons Gold; Mines Ltd
Hudscn-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—
62c
36c
i
Jan
9bc
160,000
17c
1.46
30c
—
Ltd—^
55c
39c
com———*
Class
A
———;
————*
Acadia-Uranium Mines
-1
3.45
Jan
5.95
46,40D-
.62c
1.46
11 %c
Mines
Apr
1
Feb—
-
-
l
Gold
Mar
25c
Alba
80c
-
-
-30C
12'Ac
-jxi
45c
Jan
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
15c
,
; 81,000
2,000
I'
4.60
25c
♦
53c:
Apr
Apr
12c
Ltd—
300
'
-
68c
3*c
Corp Ltd—_1
Proaucts
52,500
17,000
46c
17c
r
26c
12»/2c
21c
61,000
206,200
25,600
83,500
Apr
26c
14'/4 Jan
2,800
•47c
37%
42c
46c
:
17c
I
345,500
25c
Mar
2.13
Jan
1.60
7.000
_l
Heva
19c
43,300
/
47c
37%
w4.45
;
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39C
—1
& Cooper
Mines
V/2%
Apr
1,200
.17c
39c
«;
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6.50
Feb
68C
235
6.65
1.20 Feb
18,800
,
1.32
6.60
V-
Headway Red. Lake Gold Mines LtdA_l
Gold Mines
2.05
6,40
44c
1
5.05
11,800
3.30 Jan
545
23c
1.81
__
Gui-Por Uranium Mines M Metals Ltd.l;
Heath
21c
7.00
..
45c
20 y2 Mar
35 c
76c
14%;
40c
Lto—
-
21c
1.32
:
Grandines- Mines
Abltibi
Acadia
Apr
v__.
1,.
—
Jan
Jan
61c
low
Apr
1
—-
Feb
32C
19% C
7%
21c
1.83
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Gaspe Oil Ventures. Ltd—
Apr
25c
1
Ltd—:—1
1
——*
i^td
Apr
36c
26c
93c
36c
60c
10%
15
6,000
72c
Apr
I
6.50
7%
Apr
1
6.25
22 %c
21c
*
1
6.50
24c
88c
l
—
Pano
Feb
—
72c
2,000
17c
52c
*
2,138
1
Jan
*
*
35,700
.
2bC
Sale Price
Apr
93c
._t
Inc
Metal Mines Ltd
21c
„
1.
500
3,575
STOCKS
Apr
1.10
3.45
1
39c
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Ajax Petroleums
3.30
J8n
2.00 Mar
40c
14'A
1
Apr
Friday
1.05 Mar
88c
1
a
61c
Canadian
1.85 Mar
3.10
1
Mar
Toronto Stock
8.50 Mar
88c
*
;
Mines
22c
21c
Jan
Feb
52'Ac Mar
3.40
/
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mtttana
21c
1.10
4.95
7,700
2.13
l
Ltd—__1
Ltd—
1.60
1.93
1
•
Minerals
Westville
Apr
1
Mineral
Westburne
Apr
—1
:
25c
Feb
5,800
Corp
89,200
Apr
15c
108,600
Ltd.
Asbestos
22c
74c
Eastern Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
Empire
Feb
1.35
Ltd—
Asbestos
Jan
9c
6.80
...
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
10c
1,000
67c
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd—
Oil
201,000
14c
1.25
Zinc Mines Ltd—
Producers
22c
14c
6.05
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper-Man Mines Ltd—
Explorations Ltd-
Rio
16c
1.25
Ltd
61c
Apr
7.75 Feb
18,500
15%c Mar
6.10
72c
Ltd
Yellowknife
Coursey-Brewis
20c
Feb
1
oortez
Dalhousie
Jan
2.45
1
Consolidated
Cournor
12c
Mines___l
Oils
&
2,000
1
Mines
Cordasun
Lead
13c
I
Consolidated
Coulee
5,600
13c
„
i
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Quebec
4.40
—:
-1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Cons
Central Cadillac
consol
4.20
1
*
Ltd
Pyrite
wendeli
Apr
20c
42,900
Ltd
49c
39c
Jan
26,800
lie
Mines
Jan
50c
Feb
27c
Oils
13%c
Jan
Jan
25c
11c
Cheskirk
_
Jan
27c
Leduc
90c
Mar
1
——1
*
1
1
Feb
1
Manitoba
Feb
9c
——1
Apr
•
Centremaque Gold
..'
1.45
2.25
12,900
29,240
...
1,000
4u,0o0
59c
12C
Apr
39c
Apr
Mar
1.20 Mar
90c
1.00
2.05
Ltd
Weedon
Apr
3.20
2.77 Feb
1,400
90c
1.70
Central
_
84c
95c
Mines
600
90c
Jan
1.25
Feb
44c
13y2c Feb
Jan
800
95c
1.65
|
1.75
Gold
9.60
90C
9y2e
14C
Feb
7c
190,350
390,400
20
Corp
Amulet Mines
Waite
Jan
95c
1.00 Mar
11 %
92c
1.45
luc
9.55
11c
Ltd-———————1
Mines
Mining
Virginia
28% Mar
42c
l
Central
Fab
2oc
18%
4,000
Development & Mining Co Ltd-*
Celta
De
Jan
2,950
1
—
—
Del
23,805
25
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
ViolaMac
35C
*
Asbestos Corp
Ventures
1.20
26c
40c
Ltd—
Lithium
1.04
30c
35e
Ltd
Fields
Gold
United Montauban Mines
Jan
15c
1.02
1,630
56,000
19%
——
Apr
Apr
11c
19%
Ltd——
Mines
United
Valor
28 'A Mar
Jan
Mines
Ltd
11 y« Mar
14'/2
9C
—1
Ltd—:
Mines
Apr
32c
14%
10%c Jan
,13%
—-*
Ltd—:
(1944)
Mines
4,75 Mar
3.45
Feb
2.65
10c
13%
1
Ltd———l
Mines
Gold
Mines
Uddlen
Apr
10'A
92c
l
1.55
65c
14C
10%
1
Canuba
Cartier-Malartic
75,700
'fjbiemont
1.60 Jan
63 c
1,50
Ltd-,3
Apr
Jan
1.35
23 Va
64c
,
Preferred. ■'.:
Canadian
—
24%
*
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
25%
14 Vic
Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau
Oils
32c
Trebor Mines Ltd-—
2.05 Apr
2.75 Feb
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
Apr
3.55
1
Developments
Petroleums
cauua
5,000
_1
—
Burnt JHill Tungsten Mines Ltd—
Cabanga
221/2C
lasin
Mar
*
-
._
Ltd
25c
Tarbell
Apr
Bonnyville Oil St Reiining Corp
Boreal
Metals
5,300
bteep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Bum van Cons Mines
Tacne Lake Mines Ltd
Apr
Rare
2.95
Standard
Mar
1
Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Yukon
2.85
Stadacona
Jan
Beilechasse
Belle
Bibis
2.85
2.00 Jan
46,505
Duffault
High
Low
Ltd-1
3.80
soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Apr
Jan
Band-Ore
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
es
High
Low
3.45
South
Apr
9
14c
Ltd,
Apr
24c
1
Ltd™.-.
Apr
2lc
Apr
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Mines
Mar
1.93
4'Ac Jan
12c
Feb
Apr
3.70 Apr
71c
Shai
Ltd-l
Quebec Labrador Deveiop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—;
1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
1
Red Crest Gold Mines—————*
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
—1
Slsco Gold Mines Ltd————1
22c
Apr
of Prices
3.50
Hueoec Copper Corp
27'Ac Mar
Mar
for Week
Range
,
Par
High
25c
20c
Ltd
Mining
Mines
LOW
1
Corp
Arcadia Nickel Corp
Arno
Last
Bale Price
Ranre Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
•
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Anacon
APRIL 27
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields
.
Mines
Anthonian
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
1
Ltd
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WEEK
Stocks—
Ltd
Mines
Altex
Oil
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
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Number 5529
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2111)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Par
Bibls
Yukon
Blcroft
Mines.
Uranium
Black
Low
Blue
253,100
19,567
2.30 Mar
1,150
1.20 Mar
18 %c
•
28c
611,292
90c
1.08
23,000
91c
:.so
preferred
1.50
33
13c'
2.90
Apr
Feb
1.90
Mar
90c
Par
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Com Lake Gold Mines-Coldstream Copper
17c
Jan
28c
Colomac
Apr
Yellowknife
Combined
1.65 Jan
,
Bordulac Mines
33
33
75
39c
38c
41C
21,400
32c
Mar
51c
Jan
Commonwealth
ii
13c
11 %c
13C
24,200
11c
Mar
17c
Feb
Conduits
i
Mines
20 Vic
20 Vic
33
Feb
35
24c
185,800
10c
Jan
26c
Apr
24c
37c
215,200
23c
Mar
43c
Feb
3.65
3.35
3.85
530,723
—i
14c
12%c
14c
13,633
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
Cordage
Brazilian
Bright
•
5.50
Preferred
6%
19,895
Apr
8
16
100
16
Apr
19
20
Apr
225
1.80
1.95
2.90
3.30
46,324
27,345
38%
38%
44%
80,306
20
•
———
6%
Jan
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated
4%%
.100
-
101
102
360
51
50%
51%
420
--50
Bellekeno
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
21%
Apr
1.60
Jan
2.10
Apr
2.31
Jan
4.30
preferred —_
British Columbia Forest
class
385
50
Jan
52
Jan
Consolidated
48
150
48
Feb
50%
Feb
129
90
Mar
95
Feb
17%
17
18%
9,740
16
Jan
20
Apr
Consolidated
13
13
13%
2,801
12% Mar
15
Jan
Consolidated
39
-1
39
39 %
4,670
48%
-25
48%
49%
688
1.75
1.71
1.80
-1
Mining
14c
13y4C
22,711
40,500
28,300
202,566
2,650
14c 15 Vic
-1
—
12c 13'ic
25 Vic
21c
29c
Brunswick Mining & smelt
Buffadison Gold
-1
13
13
13%
Buffalo
-1
„
—
-1
Ankerite
Canadian
Gold—
Buffalo Red Lake
Bunker
Hill
Burchell
Lake
;
,
Burlington Steel
Burrard
Petroleum
Flin
Calnorth
Calvan
Flon
Preferred
L-.
Foils
Canada
Iron
Malting
Canada
Packers
Class
.
B
25,900
14c
Mar
85c
32,091
71c
Apr
Canadian
Bank
1.35
1.58
134,805
25%
25%
8,220
104
104
90
26c
<U
Feb
32c
Jan
44c
Apr
24%
23%
6.60
6.40
400
31%
31%
32%
1.674
29%
29%
571
16
*16
36%
38
37%
25
17,248
17
Feb
59
586
25
25%
2.06
2.30
1,025
31,681
3.40
3.60
1.60
2,00
12,825
7,245
41%
41%
100
53
Jan
62
Apr
26
Apr
3.40
36
4.00
Apr
Jan
530
36%
34% Jan
90
83
89
90
99
85c
1.00
6,000
Apt
Apr
55c
Mar
1.57 Mar
2.88
3.60
35,555
12%
12%
200
12% Apr
103
101
105
178
75
51c
50c
60c
555,448
32,764
14,981
31%
31
32%
710
71c
70c
79c
26,930
36
36
36%
1,095
•
Jan
65c
3,273
44 %
Jan
56%
30%
Jan
33%
33%
Jan
33
Apr
Jan
56
Feb
65
Jan
Feb
27
Mar
1.99 Mar
5
5
6
500
5
Apr
11%
11%
11%
100
11
Feb
7,845
9%
7% Feb
2.35
Dominion
1
&
24%
11,123
19%
Jan
24% Mar
94
93
Feb
25
85
102%
Apr
9
280
7%
Jan
3.50 Apr
3.50
4.00
34%
27-%
34%
34%
7,866
31%
26%
27%
6,699
23% Feb
2.90
2.90
3.10
66,032
39,
l
1,365
2.74
Feb
Feb
4.20 Feb
5.40 Mar
101
Apr
104% Mar
2,285
30%
Jan
'
38%
Apr
19
Feb
4.50
Apr
37
38%
17
3.75
3.80
1.90
2.05
1.46
1.46
300
1.25 Jan
1.40
1.57
556,982
1.00 Mar
1.57
Apr
1.75
Apr
Feb
2.80
Apr
Apr
90c
Apr
10% Mar
380
9,499
17
Apr
2.65;Mar
>
1.90
Apr
1.41
1.51
6,319
2.80
3,635
2.05
66c
70c
4,200
8.50
9.60
14,159
4.25
4.50
805
66c
7.85
3.80 Jan
3.90 Mar
1.80 Mar
4.50
Feb
Apr
5.45
5.70
3,000
4.85
Jan
6.00
Apr
•
4.35
3.90
4.50
125,525
2.11
Jan
4.35
Apr
l
1.36
1.34
1.38
4,475
1.10 Jan
1.60
Jan
i
16'/2c
.
Eldrich
El
El
Sol
Gold
Feb
1.62
1.60
1
—
2
37
1.70
172,375
37%
1.48
22,400
64 c 68'/a C
4,846
37
28c
36
5.5Q Jan
Excelsior
45 Vic
45 %c
49c
29,800
38c
Jan
85c
82c
86c
80c
Mar
1
1.27
1.25
1.35
36,170
11,100
Chlmo
1
1.50
1.50
1.65
36,100
1.07
•
3.60
3.40
3.60
4,854
.25
70%
70%
70%
10
_*
4.75
4.75
4.75
100
1
80c
73c
80c
6,437
68c
75c
73c
78c
10,275
71c
500
Jan
1.40 Mar
1.85
70
19
58c
1.29
Apr
Jan
4,930
14%
Jan
157/a Mar
25
54,400
15
Feb
28
10%
10%
107
9
Mar
11%
11%
505
7
Jan
12
Jan
34%
3,600
27%
Apr
10%
Apr
Mar
Apr
Feb
Jan
common—__1
28
28
28
51%
21
35
51%
21%
8,814
25% Mar
10
34%
35'A
1,552
•
16%
15%
16%
8,621
23
23
23
10
•
7%
7%
7%
2.00
2.00
100
62c
53c
68c
196,428
20
35
1.88
20
35
35
1.80
2.06
*
r:
1
20
1,160
52
Mar
23
Mar
32
Jan
37
12%
Jan
16
Apr
22% Mar
24
Jan
7'A
Apr
1.60 Feb
Apr
Jan
9
2.00
Jan
70c
100
20
Apr
23%
190
271,700
31
Jan
35
78c
Jan
18c
Jan
44c
43c
46C
1
1.05
1.05
1.15
120,675
43,725
13%c
13c 13 %c
40,800
Apr
Jan
17'A Jan
42c
._1
——
28%
49'A
35
20%
23.50
com
Ltd
1
1.05
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
3.05 Feb
46c
Apr
1.60 Mar
Famous
Ford
Fraser
4.25
Apr
85%
Jan
4.75
85c
Apr
1.05
Jan
22%
Jan
Galtwin
Gatineau
Jan
5%
135
76c
1.35
23,600
1.15
Apr
1.50
76c
82c
25,350
74 %c Mar
6.90
6.20
7.10
100,819
5.60 Mar
V/4
7%
7%
36%
37
63
65
955
5,175 '
80
68 %
Jan
79C
Apr
1.50
1.73
70c
Jan
9c
Jan
85
2.02
10°
37
18
Jan
91
Apr
1.08
40c
29
3,150
17'A
23
24
1,090
22
1.69
19,350
3.15
3.40
26,144
32c
35c
23,900
31
31
33%
150
49c
43c
52c
90.147
1.30
1.35
4,742
121% 126%
1,252
1
•
1.35
•
121%
1.60
1.90
Jan
Apr
2.00
Feb
137%
Jan
Apr
Feb
58%
Apr
27%
Apr
Feb
24%
2,000
2,425
1
•
...
100
7'Ac Jan
11c
11c
36%
33
36%
4.45
4.35
4.60
28,605
40c
49c
2,600
40c
97
30c
50c
46c
54C
$14,500
209,180
29%
29%
30%
2,249
90
109
109
111
95
Mar
1.30 Mar
120
220
.100
1
J^n
3.60 Apr
Apr
1,671,
42c
2.37
72c
26'A
•
Jan
Apr
Feb
62c
57%
—
Apr
25
Mar
36
*
common
Apr
22 %
Jan-
26
26
Feb
38% Mar
Jan
56
•
2.35 Mar
1.50
Feb
20c
30c
5
Mines
Feb
Mar
30%
54%
•
preferred
Feb
70
•
-
Feb
18c
31c
1.62
20
Apr
Jan
Jan
165
3.15
33c
17%
15c
9'Ac
23%
•
1
1
25c
1.80 Mar
20c
l
Canadian
common
Apr
Feb
Feb
•
(US)
Power
37%
59%
52c
4,295
Exploration
Jan
Apr
13,675
13,500
Ltd
Feb
8
68c
201,837
Gold
35'
Feb
Feb
65c
38
Co
4
1.08
?.70 Jan
36%
64
1.10
Debentures
Feb
6.75 Mar
1.20
2.07
Warrants
Jan
Jan
37
Cos
Frobisher
5.90
*
Foundation Co of Canada
Francoeur
Jan
Apr
4,925
10
1
Ltd
Kirkland
Motor
Jan
1.75
6.50
1.00
common
Manufacturing
2.52
19,360
6.30
1
——
Farwest Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain class A
Federal
137/bC Apr
2.00
6.35
1.90
Players
9%c Feb
1.85
'
10
-*20
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
-
1.88 Mar
Jan
Apr
8.90 Mar
7,80
20%
Falconbridge Nickel
2.12
Apr
4.75 Jan
Apr
Apr
39% Mar
14%
1
Refineries
Fleet
1
1.99
70c
103%
Ford Motor class A
1
Jan
Apr
Empire Life Insurance—
Eureka Corp
Feb
—t
Apr
20
160
Apr
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Apr
1.00
20c
7.60
3,100
6.35
Jan
Jan
3.45
14%
85
15c
4.95
Apr
Apr
88c
22
85
12,779
7%c Jan
Jan
Mar
'
Mar
7.75
23c
219,050
9,300
Jan
47c
85c " Apr
32 Vic
14%
*
5.90
Jan
15c
1.42
1.00 Mar
Jan
Emerald Glacier
13c 14 %c
48.
60c
24,900
75,000
Aor
paae
102, i60
18c
17C
2.50
see
88c
17c
30c
2.30
For footnotes
74c
14C
Apr
20
85c
17 %c
15c
Apr
20
500
158,645
12 %c
Mar
20
Mar
75c
3.45
17c
26c
*
75c
75c
13%c
56c
i
Jan
1
20c
Circle Bar Knit class
A
Cobalt Consolidated Mining
Corp
Cochenour Willans
Cochrane Dunlop class A
Feb
17c
1
Feb
;
Feb
55c
1
Feb
Chromium Min & Smelt
22c
11,000
346,835
—
Ltd
Mar
Chrysler
9,200
70c
Mines—
Mines
Pen-Rey Oils
9c
Mines
35c
60c
23c 32 %c
35c
17,700
90,832
16c
Gold
32c
65c
*
—-
26c
Feb
Jan
25c
67c
1-65
Elder Mines
15,100
70,925
Chesterville Mines
69c
14
Economic Investment Trust-^-.
Eddy Paper class A^.
*—*
186,600
5.55
25,309
Smelting &. Refining Ltd—_1
Eastern Steel Prods—,
a,;—
U*1
19c
5.55
96c
1
47c
2.17
Jan
88c
90c
4.25 Apr
100
;
Co
21c
13 Vic
Apr
12%
3.50 Mar
Eastern
16c
•
1.26
10% Mar
100
1,565
Malartic Mines
16c
1
Jan
110
3,864
I 87
—
40c
50c
720,275
4.25
.*
20c
Research
1.26
11%
————*
47c
Mines
89c
16
Ltd
i
Oils
30c
Feb
39c Feb
101
Mudge
l
Cheskirk
1,14
—1
Ch&mberlain Oil
1.66
Jan
it-
»»•
16
Woollens
Centremaque Gold
Chemical
190
73c
100%
Eastern Metals
Apr
17
340'
Feb
4.25
Eastern Asbestos
101
2.17
42c
11%
Apr
5
2.40
Charter
32,006
3.25
101
1.50
-
%c
1
■
1
101
l
25c 29
25'Ac
»•
1
106
2.40
-
Mar
East Amphi Gold
Feb
1
Oil
195
East Sullivan Mines
91
i
Jan
East
45
66c
158
128,707
Apr
450
8.60
20
67c
16
Dyno Mines
5.00 Mar
105
i
185
55c
27%
5.00
•
185
58c
36% Mar
105
i
Ltd
Apr
185
Mar
5.00
Canso Natural Gas
Castle Trethewey
Central Explorers
10
5.00
1.52
69
101
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Feb
96
107% Mar
' 105
•
28
Jan
•
common
Dow Brewery —
Duvan Copper Co
23%
94
1.90
Apr
53
34
Coal
Textile
Donnell
65C *
123
102% 104%
6c
23
710
•
Feb
Jatt
.
225
65%
32%
-
Apr
Jan
41c
38%
24
64%
33%
Chemical
&
Jan
9%
22%
19,300
Jan
Jan
21
65
•
Mines
33
37c
25
Stores
Tar
Dominion
60C
Feb
Apr
Feb
23
50
Don a Id a
59c
.7
16c
28c
—*
—
Ind
Invest
&
Jan
30%
Apr
Feb
.-100
Preferred
Jan
Mar
6
12%
Feb
6
8c
♦
preferred
Steel
Dominion
100 '
17c
Feb
1
—
Dominion
23
pfd_20
4,650
17%
2.50
Preferred
Dominion
35
..
2.18 Apr
29c
Feb
2.95
.—
(Western)
Scottish
Jan
525
%c
13% Mar
-25c
—
—
Dominion
25% Mar
7,356
9
Feb
1.15 Feb
_1
Magnesium
63
*
Central Pat Gold..
Central Porcupine
Preferred
2.30
24%
Mar
12
„i
I.
Dominion
25%
Canso
Leduc
Apr
25
8%
16
75c
—
——;
Exploration
63
1.05 Mar
Central
Dome
Apr
8%
50
3.49
Ltd
Seagrams
Dome Mines
Feb
5.50
17% Mar
44*1
749,300
1
4.00
Quartz
Corp
Distillers
2.20
9
Producers
Corp
—;
Devon-Leduc Oils—i
Diadem Mines
25
Pacific
Gold
Mining
Minerals
2.20
100
Asbestos
Detta
•
Railway
25
Ltd preferred—10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—l
Cariboo
Desmont
21 % Mar
4.25
30c
Apr
1
Ltd
Foundry & Steel com
8
34c
33c
16%
i
—
Producers
Dominion
450
500
20,000
6,820
Mar
1
Electrohome
8
6
Feb
56c
_i
Ltd
Coal
warrants
Casslar
Mines
Rio
Mines
Dominion
8
22c
6
—
„
„l
—
Gold
Dominion
5.25 Apr
3.25 Mar
20c
ll%c 15 %c
r
1
Mines—
Horn
Apr
21% Mar
2.18
1
Jan
395
13%
1.35
1.92
Apr
57c
*
—
95
200
16%
13%
"
•
3.00
Mar
._4'
;
14%
—•—100
j
A
—«i
Apr
•
Reserves
class
B
Apr
2,425
16%
■
.——2
Mines
Leather
Delnite
Del
~
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Canadian Williston
>-'"A'*■'
•.
85
22
5,855
__1
v*1
10
1
Canadian Utilities preferred
Canadian Vickers
Ltd-
■
6.675
Canadian Petrofina
Oil
'■
10c
common
Canam Copper Co
Can Erin
Mines
Mines
■
5,198
23,800
87,605
3.25
17%
1.42 Jan
41c
19'Ac Jan
1
3,220
5.50
17
Minerals
94
22
58,233
100
Nest Pass Coal
11%
3.25
7,140
43C
19
10
5.25
46c
40c
20
__5
Q1
59c
89,900
2.55
43 %c
40c
Trust
93
9 %
2.70
6.65 Jan
3,785
46c
1
10%
*
Apr
•
i
•.
Apr
6.60
__i
Dominion Asbestos
•
8.00
3.25 Jan
——
11% Mar
-._100
Jan
5.75 Mar
33,430
————1
37
22
23'A
9,450
5.00
-
Mar
5.50
Apr
7.85
16%
Mar
*
Apr
21%
»
9
_30c
Feb
12'A
20
,_1
17
7.00
Feb
90c
4.60
...
Mining
Bit
Warrants
37% Mar
94c
5.40 Mar
60c
7.50
——
—3
A
Corp
—
Zinc
34
Feb
7,175
1
1
Feb
4.8O
Imperial
250
2.90 Jan
12%
17%
1,270
30c
10%
2.65
10%
80c
Jan
_1
18%
6.50
Jan
55c
..*
34%
5.85
Apr
41c
174,277
25c
7.80
:
17
65 %c
4.65
38,000
76c
Jan
Apr
20%
—
34
67c
Mar
69c
Jan
1.39
•
10%
6.45
65,836
1.10
69c
..l
Dist class A
B
46c 49 %c
14c
Feb
Jan
.10
10%
•
40c
12%
Zellerbach
Deer
Mar
Apr
1.00
Jan
197Ac Apr
—__*
17%
•
Prospect
Petroleum.
Mines
Lead
D'Eldona
Apr
95c
75c
5.00
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Apr
30% Mar
75c
4.65
'Class
Apr
Apr
4,510
Mar
75c
Davis
Apr
9.00
Jan
26c
4.75
D'Aragon
Apr
Feb
10c
8,500
18c
Apr
"
Jan
Feb
73,200
46%c
Cusco
Apr
5.65
18c
31c34%c
_•
Crowpat
Apr
40
14c
31c
—1
;
•
25
Gold—.
Gas
3.60
13%
108
16c
1
Mining—1
Crows
Jan
1.00
Mar
28,500
Crown
Apr
Jan
Jan
11c
18c
Crown
,^APr
95% Mar
104
60c
32% Feb
Feb
2.04
16c
37
i
?
Jan
56c
45c
,_1
42
25c
*
.....
Apr
2.00 Apr
Mar
38% Mar
99%
Apr
1.10
1.11 Mar
17c
Craig
Jan
1.90 Jan
99
Feb
22c
—1
Cournor
Mar
89%
99
Apr
44c
Apr
Crestaurum Mines
Croinor Pershing
Feb
25
__i
;
Canaduso Oil &
163
92c
94c
Mar
Mar
••
36*%
warrants
Canadian Tire
Apr
2.00
Mar
30c
70c
Corby (H)
Apr
57%
Jan
70c
15.299
74c
Class
39%
58%
46c
6,055
34c
45c
Coulee
Jan
25%
98,750
85c
30c
5,240
Cosmos
Jan
150
1.05
80c
39.300
7.35 Jan
34
125
90c
107,990
West
Jan
81c
54c
35% Mar
32
Feb
16
38
90c
Mine—
Tungsten
Feb
4.65 Apr
Jan
1.33
28% Mar
830
157
2.50 Feb
45c
Apr
1,000
155
2.95
Jan
87c
1.15
Mar
6.60
31
5.10 Mar
Jan
54c
Copper-Man
5.90 Mar
Apr
•
;
1955
18%
Feb
29%
155
3.50
5.00
3.75 Mar
Jfan
32 %c
1
Mines
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Mar
15c
10c
preferred
Canadian
23c
186
56
Locomotive
Canadian
37,175
159,100
Apr
_1
Conwest Exploration
Feb
44c
33
Hydrocarbons
1953
105
28c
31
;
preferred
5Vc
Mar
5^60
54%
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Ice Machine common
4
104
Apr
28% Mar
40c
26c
%C
'
Canadian Oils Cos
Apr
Mar
1.58
Jan
19% Jan
Mar
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Feb
5.60
41
32
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Malartic
54c
84c
50c
.2
-
Consumers Gas of Toronto—
1.45
25%
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants—*
Canadian
Jan
4.05
Jan
Feb
1.20
Consolidated
54%
■
A
1.12
Orlac
Consolidated
.20
.
44c
Mar
1.93 Jan
Mar
1
Apr
•
class
710,555
Mar
85c
18c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Mar
65c
—
Securities
30c
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines—-2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Mln
1
9
8.95
common
Preferred
9,842
5,500
32c
47c
Explor
———
Mines
Consolidated Pershcourt
31
60c
—
Class A
45c
40c
1
Mines—
Consolidated Peak Oils-—
14%
8.25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose——
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Preferred
Canadian Gen
28c
Consolidated
Feb
60c
common
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.
;
Canadian Food Products common
40c
40c
34
Jan
8.25
Canadian British Empire Oils
Canadian Celanese
$1% preferred
40c
1
19,100
4,802
Apr
*
;
l
,.
50c
12 %c Mar
3.55
8
2
—
—
59,940
36%
11
1
Preferred
i5y8c
36
28
i
Commerce.
Canadian Canners
13 %c
3.40
425
—25
of
14c
4.00 Apr
-
Feb
1.57 Mar
3,50
575
_*
Oils
Breweries
1.70
65c
36%
901
12.50
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Admiral
1,60
3.25 Mar
40c
35'Ac Jan
47c
29
._—*
..
Atlantic Oil
1.64
7,050
7,332
3,608
21,702
7,520
8%
*
pfd—
Canadian
80c
18,700
13%
.*
i.—
Canadian
42c
76c
4.50
28
2.00
A—
Canada Wire & Cable class B
4.00
41C
3.10
13
*
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canada Steamship preferred
3;60
70c 70 %c
8%
•
warrants
Jan
4.40
13
-1
Oils
Apr
Feb
4.86
2.80
8Vi
100
Canadian
Feb
71c
_20
Class
Jan
17c
75C
Canada Permanent Mtge
Canadian
40
Feb
1
Canada Safewav Ltd
Canadian
Jan
11c
26
*
.
class
Canada Southern
35
446
39,000
18c
10
-
11%
3,50 Mar
604,740
Feb
16c
.10
Preferred
Can Met Explorations
Canada Oil Lands
Warrants
8.90 Mar
4,655
17c
Apr
38%
.*
__
common
16,248
3.90
15c
30C
37
20
A
2,400
9.75
3.65
16 %c
14%c
16c
1
Assurance-.
class
40c
9.40
3*39
3^65
H-
.1
Jan
11c
_•
Foundries
Life
Feb
35c
g 59
19,800
Jan
16c
1
__
L.
Canada
Canada
37%
•
common
Canada
25c
\
28,167
8c
16 %c
1
—
Apr
29c
14c
14c
1
_
Oil—
Cement
Feb
34c
1.54
78,800
136,235
24c
100
—,
Canada
33c
Jan
25c
Feb
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Apr
16c
1.48
Jan
25c
Oils
Consol
25c
25c
14c
Jan
71,766
41,550
1.50
90c
Mar
10%
33c
•
Feb
23c
Apr
33c
—1
Feb
Jan
Feb
8
27c
Mines
8c
44c
15c
29c
Consolidated Northland Mines
66c
lie
30 %c Mar
Mar
29c
Apr
2,600
22c
63c
70c
Negus
Feb
Apr
32c
Gold-
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
3.50 Jan
l
Consolidated Nicholson
65,900
11
4.49
Consolidated
5.25 Apr
170
2.90
Howey
Marbenor
Apr
Apr
4.00 Jan
,
Feb
52c
250
14%
Feb
6%
12,910
8
Jan
Apr
2.50 Feb
29,250
8
Jan
12c
11c
*
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power 5% pid—
Callinan
39c
18c 20 %c
Mar
150
1
•
—
Dry Dock class A
Calalta
35c
60c
Mar
11
100
—Hi
•
——
Burns & Co Ltd
19c
Arrow
Consolidated Morrison
Feb
Jan
•
—
Apr
18c
15c
Jan
75c
23 %c
•
-
2.15
1.61 Mar
11c
_1
Gold
Ext
52% Mar
9%c Jan
10%
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting——*
41% Mar
10c
1
...
Jan
Feb
75c
*
-
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow - Knife
11 %C
36 %
48
10%
36c
Consolidated Guayana Mines.—
Consolidated Halllwell
Mines—
4.10 Jan
10
Jan
_i
91
B.
3.35
800
19c
Lake—
50%
-1
Buffalo
Golden
100
5.25
2,400
—1111111
-
90
50%
Mar
1,860
3.35
56c
\
-48
Brunhurst. Mines
Brunston
Gillies
13
12%
8%
18c
Hi
48
Products
Packers
Brunsman Mines
Consolidated
Mar
52c
H- 1
I*
Dragon Oil—j.i.—
1
Consolidated East Crest
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
—7
Jan
30c
86,020
38
—
90
British Columbia Telephone Co
Reef
55%
Jan
20c
14,030
Consolidated
Feb
106
Feb
50% Apr
9c
18c
11%
155
Mines—I—
Cadillac
Cordasun oils
.100
British Columbia Power
Broulan
101
2.25
2.80
g
Consolidated Discovery
Jan
153
Warrants
Apr
45% Mar
Jan
95c
2.60
___
35
161,090
153
Central
Jan
1.85
555.
-50
—
preferred
A%
British Columbia
101
—50
—
10%
Bakeries
Consolidated
1.70
2.75
Consolidated Denison Mines
20
1.80
2.95
6.00
1.45
12'Ac Jan
I10
-
12% Apr
Jan
33,914
5.00
1
High
6% Mar
18c
3.35
101/.
—
6%
98c
11% Apr
Low
2,131
.2.50
Corp
Allenbee Oil———
100
1
-
—
5,700
1,900
British Columbia Electric Co—
4%% preferred
5,% preferred
4%% preferred
18V4C
»
Development
1.39
1
Ltd-
Oil
Conro
11%
-23
Petroleum
American
Apr
Apr
1.25
6%
-
Mines
4.90 Feb
1 73
II
I
16
common.
Brilund
5.65
3.85
21c
Jan
1
—
11%
common
Britalt a
British
1.30
class B
Traction
(T G)
5.50
i
—
Petroleums
Brantford
2.12 Mar
11c
15c
—
Coniagas
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Gold
igc
—t
Confed Life
33c
-__i
Boymar
1
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
*
—i
Shares
Low
Petroleum"-——I—H*
Gold
Bouscadillac
for Week
6%
-
National
Bouzan Mines Ltd
Range
7
Commoil
Mar
Sales
Week's
of Prices
_•
,
Mines
Enterprises
i
Gold
last
8ale Priee
High
Apr
9%c Jan
Uranium
Ribbon
Low
17c
2.65
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
High
15c
2.50
1.50
Bay
27
Friday
2.51
1
APRIL
STOCKS
16 %c
Kirkland
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
..
Warrants
Bidgood
Shares
.—1
Mines
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sale*
Range
31
4.05
90
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mar
29% Jan
109
Apr
16c
37
•
Jan
Apr
4.75'^pr
60c
97
^"Feb
8ifan
54c"Apr
32
112
'fJan
*„;3an
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2112)
Monday, April 30, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week's
FLr^J*
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
Par
1
Ltd
Mines
Geco
Rights
*
General Dynamics
-3
General
Motors
Corp
8
General Petroleum
(Canaaa) com—1
Class
A
—1
General Products Mfg class A
*
General Bakeries
-
.
—
General Steel
Lake
*
1
1
•
1
1
1
1
1
*
50
•
*
1
—5
Mines
Uranium
Glenn
Gold
God's Lake
Mines
Goldale Mines
Mine®
Goldcrest
.
Gold.
Eagle
Gold
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Uranium
Goldfields
Goodyear Tire Canada com
preferred :
—
Gordon Mackay class A—4%
Class
B
Gold
Consolidated ,—
Granam
Bousquet
Granby
*
—1
•
1
Mines
Granaines
Granduc Mines
Great
Lakes
Paner
Great Northern
Utilities com
Gas
Warrants
1
.-1
Greening Wire
GreyhawK Uranium
Hard
class
Mines
Mines
100
36
Feb
10
125
10
Apr
93
Feb
96
30
14c
86,500
11 %c
5,900
2.50
Feb
3.90
Feb
5.50
5.75
5,390
5.50 Mar
6.30
Jan
1.25
1.35
1.12
1.60
50c
53c
41c
30c
39c
41c
30c
,
34,716
18,525
B
Gold
50c
Mar
113/4C
64c
Apr
Jan
24,900
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
34c
75,700
21c
Mar
36c
Mar
12,700
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
4.25
4.10
4.50
37,175
37c
42c
7,700
160
50
7%
160
162
132
146
Jan
50
50%
210
50
Apr
7%
7%
750
7
Feb
9
32Vic
9%
550
32c
—
35c
29,600
17
775
53c
51c
61c
7.00
7.00
7.35
296,800
10,010
54
55%
1,804
5%
6.600
16%
__
5%
5%
45
45
25
3.00
400
43 %
42
4.95
4.95
100
74c
55,000
11
11%
22%
22%
Jan
57% Mar
8%
Feb
10
Feb
Jan
45c
Feb
16% Apr
37%c Feb
7.00
Feb
42%
Jan
5%
Apr
Mar
45
3.00
Apr
3.60
68 %c
Apr
Mar
Feb
25%
70c
5.00
60c
170
8
58,y05
4.60
Feb
Apr
29c
1,955
43%
260
22%
3.00
35c
Jan
Apr
18
Apr
64c
Apr
9.45
57
7%
Jan
Apr
Jan
47
Jan
3.50
Jan
54
Mar
5.75 Mar
Jan
11%
Apr
7% Jan
4.40 Jan
10%
Apr
5.00
Apr
1.09
Feb
8
48c
Jan
550
9.00
Jan
11%
Apr
295
20%
Feb
23
Apr
62c
62c
81c
105,950
62c
Apr
19c
15 %C
26c
386,870
14c
Mar
16%
16%
17%
14,565
10
10%
25
25
1.49
Jan
26c
Apr
16% Mar
19%
Jan
5,080
10
Mar
12%
Jan
30
25
Feb
27
Jan
21c
13c
29c
937,875
65
65
66
303
Mar
12c
Jan
55
29c
Apr
66
Apr
16
16%
70
14
Mar
16%
Apr
15%
15%
100
15
Mar
17
Apr
8%
8%
220
8
Jan
8%
17c
16C
18C
1.60
1.40
1.60
42,920
539,480
19c
22c
1.25
2.09
32c
30c
35c
%c
11c
12c
45c
11
8%
19c
Apr
90c
Feb
17 %c
Jan
24c
Apr
9,000
13c
Apr
19 %c
Apr
Jan
2.09
Apr
1,497,100
599,750
77,300
1.10
Feb
10c
5%C Jan
1.60
Jan
2,597
15c 18 %c
17c
1.90
12%c Jan
Apr
35c
Apr
13c
Feb
41c
40c
Jan
50c
Apr
85c
93,100
4,225
19c
78c
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
51c
48 %c
58c
146,600
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
56
55
56
490
54
Feb
58
Jan
8%
8%
8%
15
7
Jan
9
Feb
27%
28%
28%
4,540
22% Feb
♦
_—
13%
13%
14 %
13%
47%
46%
48
*
_
50
14
6,653
*•
5,584
1,083
49
25
9.10
10
23,335
70 %
68%
71%
9,129
46c
46c
52c
20,400
25
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
49
9.30
26'A
26%
26%
25
20
^
37%
37
37%
270
1
11%
11
11%
4.75
;
;
*
•
*
1
.
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co preferred—
Hoyle
Mtge
13%
•
4.70
5.00
6,472
1,600
10% Feb
10% Feb
40
Apr
30 % Mar
16
Mar
l*%Mar
48
Apr
50
Mar
Feb
10%
Apr
64
Jan
72% Mar
28c
Mar
48
6.95
Feb
52c
26%
Apr
26%
Apr
Apr
37
Apr
42
Feb
8.35
Feb
3.40 Jan
Gold
Bank
10
Life Assurance
_10
Oil
•
Tobacco of Canada ordlnary-5
Gold
Lake
Indian
$4%
Acceptance common
preferred
$2%
preferred
—•
70
70
50
46%
45%
46%
14,793
11%
12
730
37c
48c
177,650
51%
54%
1,669
'
39c
52%
Jan
69
Mar
36%
11%
Apr
6.00 Mar
85c
48%
49
50
48%
Macfie
42
Nickel Co
45
2,655
103
103
50
•
International
Petroleum
International
Ranwick
92%
89%
92%
12,171
5/100
127%
127%
130
260
_•
371/2
37
38%
l
1.50
1.35
1.60
4,146
90,300
>
14
13%
14
37
common
—
Ltd
Interprovincial
Bldg
Interprovincial
Pipe Line
Credits
Mar
15%
Mackeno
Mines
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Macmillan
Malartic Goldfields
Maneast
Marcus
Gold
B
Mines
(L)
McColl
Frontenac
Preferred
Red
Petroleum
Jan
Kelvinator
of
Canada
*
~
Kerr-Addison
Kroy
Hudson
Oils
Bay
Lake
Nordic
Lake
Osu
Wasa
6,550
22c
2.45
2.75
28,850
~
Uranium
*
45
1
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1
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Gold
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class
B
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"
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see
page
45.
7,150
1,300
3.00
3.15
1,100
243/4
100
19
19%
90
79c
84c
91,100
31c
37c
fan
II
1.54 Apr
•
4.20
4.00
4.20
11,368
3.60 Feb
•4.50 Jan
4.75
705
-2.50 Mar
45c
Apr
1.90 Mar
2.80 Mar
Jan
5.00 Feb
4.15
26c
6,420
17c
Apr
42c
Jan
•
26 %
25%
2D%
Jan
r29%
83c
90c
4,UjO
181,290
22%
89c
83c
Apr
Apr
Apr
40c
Jan
25c 28 %c
.
61c
58c
65c
105,696
3.65
3.50
3.95
77,255
26
26V4
6U
78c
80c
17
*
i_.
_.
Feb
90c
17%
46
,47
1,537
17
Feb
39% Feb
6%
6%
237
5% Mar
17
•
-
75c
46
•
Works—.
■
*
Apr
Apr
:27% Feb
4,100
1,930
•
1.00 Mar
3.95
Feb
26
6%
_i
..
2.90
90c
Mar
18%
,
Feb
Mar
?49
•6% Jan
79c
105,000
27
100
26%
Drug & Chemical com:
5
_5
.
*
70c
11 '/a
Feb
15
Mar
11 %
940
Apr
14
Jan
68c
Jan
1.47" Feb
Apr
28% Mar
National
Grocers
_20
27
National
Hosiery Mills class B——*
Petroleum
J
25c
5
5%
5.70
6.00
2,555
7,350
3.10
Jan
-6.95 Mar
30%
31%
625
28%
Jan
34
100
39% Mar
44
preferred—
—
National Steel Car—
National
Trust
30%
New
Bristol
—
Gold
Oils
Gas
of
25c
Mar
41c
29,193
69c
Mar
93c
F°b
22c
Jan
31c
Feb
2.08
Apr
25c
29c
2.00
1.95
2.00
54,945
122,160
2.60
2.52
2.70
20,266
86c
83c
90c
Apr
52c
16,675
3,613
83c
46c
42c
Mar
54c
Jan
70c
80c
36,555
63c
Jan
90c
Mar
2l%c 28%c
11,550
16c
Jan
35c
Jan
2.90 Apr
1.30 Jan
1.02
1.00
1.05
19,100
1.00 Jan
1.15
1.83
1.80
1.85
7,226
1.80 Apr
2.05
1,653,065
22,650
67.401
21c
22c
Mar
33c
Feb
28c
Feb
40c
Apr
50c
Feb
95c
Feb
Feb
50c
48c
31c
56c
2.00
2.00
2.07
21c
30c
._1
34C
30c
40c
—•
86c
75c
95c
i._1
-
r
29c
40c
40c
45c
75c
2.04
1.90
2;17
1,382,329
33c
Jan
35c
35c
38c
171,853
33c
Mar
54C
22c
49,700
20c
Mar
33c
1.00
235,931
61c
:
;
•
1
—
Gold——
1
21c
98c
1.15
20c
87c
1.05
1.20
94,320
Mines
Mines
Gold
98c
Apr
27c
Feb
29,600
Apr
Jan
14%c Mar
26c
82,200
16c
Feb
31 %c Apr
21c
5.40
5.30
5.75
96,811
17c
13 %C
20c
444,480
2.56
2.50
2.60
5,914
•
26c
26c
30c
2,275
1
Mines--
Apr
Apr
Jan
.1
:
1.13
1.20
15c
21c
__1
.
—
Feb
Jan
Apr
lid
128,600
23c
—1
.
Senator Rouyn.
Superior Oils
Feb
23c
78c
20c
1
r
Apr
2.17 Apr
75,650
7oc
20c
14 %c
±
:
1.00
Jan
Apr
13c 14 %c
72C
1
1
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaque Explor
29C
Apr
Apr
2.20 Apr
57,225
476,336
26,500
;
Taku
56c
—1
-
.
Mines—
New
Mar
1.48 Mar
—1
Mining
Mines
Yellowknife
2.01
23c
1
-
Gold
Feb
1,50
70C
_1
-
Explorations
Kelore Mines
Apr
29c
._i
—
Rouyn Merger
New Royran Copper
Nib
51.400
4.10 Feb
50o
New
New
32c
80c 90 %c
1.60 Apr
*
j
Newlund Mines :
New
29c
80c
—•
Mines—
Newnorth
29c
Feb
22c
1
—;
Petroleum—
Manitoba
12,205
76,350
—•
Canada.
New Goldvue Mines-
New
42c
1.98
1
Oil
Highridge
33c
1.60
1
—-
Development
New Harrlcana
Apr
Apr
42c
1.60
_i
-
New
,
42c
•
1
.
Bidlamaque
Jan
Apr
1
—
Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
44
6%
l
u:--,
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New
43
10
-:
Nello Mines
4%" Apr
26c
22c
26c
54,600
102,070
2.38
Feb
8%c Jan
7.60 Apr
20c
Apr
Feb
3.00 Apr
Feb
30c
Jan
7%c Jan
17c
Apr
2.90
Apr
5.00
Apr
2.15
22c
1.37
Jan
101,460
35c
334,500
9c
Jan
163,100
51c
Jan
61
59%
63
6,744
51%
Jan
1
24c
24c
24c
3,500
1
24 %c
22c
25c
35,500
22c
Apr
56c
Jan
13c
14c
6,500
10c
Mar
17c
Feb
7.30
7.25
7.55
12,176
Jan
22% Mar
Acme
:
Gold
Mar
2.70 Apr
24
Norlartic
.•
Mines
:
•
14,750
4.50
Jan
5.30 Mar
2.50
900
1.75
Jan
2.80
118,900
25c
Apr
North Rankin
52
26
47
Jan
90
51
89
Apr
16%
17
2,737
14
Jan
17% Jan
8%
8%
500
9%c
lie
2,000
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
56c
Jan
90c
Apr
35 %
Apr
8%
Trinity
Mines
:
1
Nudulama Mines Ltd
35c
89
1.30 Mar
16%
common
Jan
Mar
1.29 Jan
Feb
Norvalie
Feb
16,185
80c
Apr
38c
2.10
119,200
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.25
3.55
13 %c
2.70
Jan
65c
1.13
Northern Quebec Power common
Northwestern Util preferred
Mar
54,600
9c
64,200
1.15
Northern
85c
23c
11c
1.30
__l
Feb
21
3.50
10c
1.00
:.
Oil
lie
1.05
:
Warrants
North
3.65
57%
Canada
Mines
Lake
Mines
Ogama
Oil
Rockland
Gold—,
Feb
Oka Rare Metals Mining—
Okalta Oils 4
Jan
O'Leary Malartic
75c
86C
9,900
35%
»
35%
585
^
■
•
91
91
91
5
84c
80c
85c
329,525
59c
100
1
Mines
Selections
10%c
;
u
O'Brien Gold Mines.i
Jan
Apr
2.60 Mar
100
Obaska
14%c Feb
1
20c
:
Apr
Feb
21c
Star
2.60
Apr
Ltd__
4.45
18% Mar
3.20
North
„•
Oils
35c
68c
Apr
216,116
2.60
Jan
25
1.19
95c
5.05
Northland
3.00 Apr
Feb
7.90 Mar
87c
North Inca Gold
16
Apr
Mar
4.95
Feb
Feb
Feb
40c
88c
Apr
Mar
34c
Jan
Apr
64% Mar
5.05
3.75
Jan
6.85
1.44
•
3.55
6.00 Feb
19 %c Jan
43c
1
common.
Warrants
Feb
38c
Jan
North Canadian Oils
Jan
Mar
2.57
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
Apr
3.25 Jan
1
Normetal Mining
1.95
4.30 Jan
Mar
Corp
Norgold Mines
2.20
2.00 Mar
25
Jan
Mines.
18
20c
4.45
Jan
Feb
1.60
24c,
•
.
-
Nordon
2.65
79,727
24,200
12%
3.20 Mar
24c
40c
2.25
12%
1.55 Jan
25c
900
34c
1.95
4.45
;
Explorations- Ltd-
Noranda
13c
2.10
40c
2.00
•
.
1.43
687,900
25,500
1.76
Mar
4.90
52
\aq
"»
A
25c
4.25
243/4
".
—
Gold
5,450
1.417
4.00
•
I—IIIl*
Lac
5.75
24c
""
-
25c 26 %C
5.10
Feb
81c
1.28
Feb
18c
75c
54,055
1.40
Mar
iqc
288,170
1.20
I
92c
Ii
1.19
1.09
Nor
49c
2,988
Apr
1.03
1.13
Mar
51c
8,800
59,745
104,650
Apr
1.19
Mar
90c
Jan
2.40
Mar
12%
25c
2.80
Jan
3.20
18
Jan
28,400
27c
Apr
23%
Jan
11%
I
4.55
32c
2.20
Apr
15
700
,
2.70
26c
2.91
•40c
200
12%
34c
35c
«n
33c
15%
12
4.80
8,350
2 92
31c
15%
'
2.75
167,536
186,575
«
33c
r
1
42c
i
Jan
Apr
22% Mar
1
89c
1
Jan
15%
•
Il3l50
11%
70c
5.10 Mar
1.10
21
4.65
Jan
l
43c
1,265
20%
Apr
2.55
Nisto Mines
83e
93,175
20%
237,650
4,970
1.37
Nipissing Mines
36c
2.45
4.05
Apr
70c
Mar
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
35c
23%
3.40
-25c
15c
80c
Jan
oq„
23
3.55
Mar
29%c Jan
Apr
ofi„
2.31
80c
15,000
12%
Jan
3.50
163,000
Feb
Jam
4^
22%
Liberal Petroleum
Class
2.85
23
Leitch Gold
Lencourt Gold
Loblaw
2.55
2 45
(John) class A
Secord Candy.,
Long
4.70
23%
Lang & Sons
Lexindin
4.25
•
Mines
Lamaque Geld
Little
4 30
48,680
70c
38c
13c
Feb
2,140
11,900
20c
95% Mar
18%
60c
73c
20c
.
Feb
100
12%c
Mar
73c
Jan
32 %c Mar
Jan
10c
17%
16% Jan
80%
4,562
Feb
8C
9,708
36,000
*
Exploration-I
La Luz Mines
Laura
Apr
34,200
I—Hioc
Ltd
Lake Shore Mines
Lake
18
11c 13 %c
14
1
Llngman Gold Mines,
Lake
9c 10 %C
17%
410
1,483
37c
82C
Gas
Preferred
National
New
1
_
Ltd
(John)
14%
92
35c
12%
National
Apr
Apr
Apr
89%
■
Apr
1.65 Mar
New
1
Gold
Labrador Mining &
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault
19f.
--"II"" 1
Klrkland Townsite
Labatt
To
14
2 60
Kilembe Copper
Warrants
Klrkland
lo-
f
~
Gold
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Kirkland Lake
141/,
1
•
Kenville Gold Mines
2,05 Feb
97
92
37c
1
New
3,000
Mar
2.15 Mar
Jan
Apr
230
50
Jan
Mar
1.50
97%
Feb
41% Jan
Apr
52c
3.10
97
'
21
1.45
40c
49%c Feb
1,312
11
Apr
1.25
Jan
Jan
49
2.20 Mar
Feb
19
37,613
Mar
28c
48%
49
1,51
10% Mar
20,060
28c
98c
200
1.75
51c
136,250
20
19
1.45
114.925
43c
524,0 >3
11
19
Apr
7ya Mar
1.65
38c
1.36
2.12
11
95c
Feb
1.25
1.29
2.80
1.70
Feb
104
Apr
Apr
6
1.40
1.15
38c
1.80
98
75c
1.70
116
1.10
200
Apr
9%c Mar
_i
7,600
2.67
681
1,500
39c
Hi
19,300
21,212
,
101
75c
Jan
Nama Creek-Mines
45c
34
Apr
60c
Multi-Minerals -Ltd
26c
40c
Feb
8c
*
1.95
1
Apr
15c
1
Locomotive
40c
2.67
3.50
70c
19,467
21c
"I
Moorje Corp common.
Morrison Brass
20C
"•
Apr
182,716
55c
Mines
1.75
150
Apr
3.25
2.70
6%
2.15
5.20
Jan
29c 35 %c
98
Feb
Jan
2.10
80c
Mogul Mining Corp
21e
-
47c
Jan
44,075
35,825
9
n
Apr
Apr
12:«2C Feb
9%C Feb
32c
2.50
—
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta Porcupine — 1
40 %c
Joliet-Quebec Mines
JonsmIth Mines Ltd
44C
2.01
8
J
49c
Apr
1.10
Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavor Co
1
Jupiter Oils
Jan
13,700
6%
1
Mindamar
•
Jan
17C29C
13,200
55c
common.
New Jason Gold
22c
100
224,640
98%
—
Apr
26%c Apr
Apr
47,200
60,000
4.50
'
•
Brick
4.75
Jan
Apr
2.00
2.75 Jan
14c
10
103
Jan
■
27,140
9%c Jan
Feb
1
Lake Uranium
4.75
18c
8%
39
—1
City Petroleums
3.95
19c 26 %c
4,750
33c 35%C
34c
•
Warrants
'95
j'go
15c
Feb
9%
10 %c:11%C
8%
1
Industrial
3
17c
21
3.80
——
Feb
Apr
2.40
50c
—
2.65
41c
19%
..Il-i
1
1
21 %c Feb
1.80 Mar
•
;
Mid-Western
Montreal
Feb
14c
1
Mining
Ore
1.70 Jan
100:10iy4
33c
•
Mar
2.48 Apr
1.25 Jan
3.95
—100
Light & Power
Jaculet
Mines
11c
48
Jan
2.20 Feb
10
43c
Lake
Hosco
Gold
9j/4
41%
Feb
Adt
32c
Midcon Oil & Gas—
Min
19%
1.21 Mar
Apr
25c
29c
Uranium Mines
Milton
9,200
19%
19%
-
Preferred
Mill
16,475
39c
HI"*
—I-j
^
McMarmac
Milliken
28,150
30c
30c
McWatters Gold Mines.
Midrim
18c
1.95
26c
39c
Lake
New
joburke
15c
1.80
100
Mentor Exploration & Dev
Merrill Island Mining
1
Meta
1,625
11
Porcupine—
Red
Mexican
1.45
'
_
New Fortune Mines—
Feb
15c
*
Mclntyre
Merrill
47
2.48
1.40
'
—IIIl
__
_
McKenzle
Apr
1.33
44
2.32
44
2.44
1.90
common
Jan
45c
Jan
■
—
New
15,725
471,463
45,700
125,200
1.49
9,172
2,010
13,700
75c
class A
Feb
33,.
1.43
preferred
3.85
25 %c
1.33
III100
37% Mar
1
Jan
1.37
1
-
16% Jan
1
57C
Consolidated
Ltd
78%
2.60 Mar
Jan
—
Delhi
Feb
40c
•
Grain
Apr
Apr
49,700
*
—
Maybrun
New
1.83 Mar
45c
1
New Dickenson Mines
40%
43c
——
Apr
Apr
94%
43c
•
McBrine
Feb
131% Mar
24 %c
10c
New
18
1.51
Mar
•
Preferred
McCabe
2.30 Mar
Apr
Jan
17c
1
Maxwell
2.05
90c
•
Matachewan
12,913
91,625
103,500
1
warrants
Jan
Jan
Apr
23c
Martin-McNeely Mines
45
1.60
17 %C
Jan
1.40
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
103
20c
Feu
2.50 Feb
Apr
8c
Apr
2.18 Feb
40 J
Jan
19c
1
Jan
34 %c Feb
20c
Jan
1.30 Apr
2.10
Feb
I—II
2.29
1.20
10c
19c
A warrants
13% Mar
Ltd
2.07
1.22
Mines
27% Jan
(1939)
2.07
-IIIIl
—
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
825
Minerals
1.80
18,930
—1
8,135
17,100
Jeanette
147,550
15c
Ltd—
3.60
Jellicoe Mines
2.10
14c
Mines
Mines
3.05
Jaye Exploration
1.80
14c
"
Maralgo
Marcon
37
•
2.05
III100
3 30
Ltd—
28 %C
Preferred
1
Waite Mining
31c
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
_5
Jacobus Mining
30c
Ltd
Uranium
Iron
Jack
31c
B..—
Bloedel class
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Bay Mines
Isotope Products
11,300
72,300
18,745
Mines..
Madsen Red. Lake Gold Mines
Jan
2.65
16%c Apr
17c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
New
36%
6%c Jan
14c 16%c
lbc
Mar
1
33
Jan
23% Mar
1.40
—
102%
Jan
Apr
1
Da vies
1.20
19%
.1
New
28
2,721
494,367
15c
Mines
25
126% Jan
20
1.30
Explorations
Jan
100
19%
17c
Mines
Macassa
Macdonaid
22
25
19%
..
Continental
24%
21% Mar
•
Mines
New
10
Apr
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Apr
220
19%
1
11%
11
45
50%
Apr
1,324
1.35
-
Jan
26,876
11
•
Apr
102% Feb
Apr
1.16 Mar
19%
-1
Goldfields
Concord
14%
48
19%
•
New
11
1,950
1.50
Apr
19%
—IIIl
New British Dominion Oil——
New Calumet-Mines
-
2,855
16
1.25
100
-
Jan
14
15%
1.50
Preferred
—
Jan
13%
151/3
International Metals class A
—
Mar
42
—
1.74
131/2
24%
Feb
Feb
58%
99
25
12%
Jan
25
com—♦
Jan
47% Mar
Jan
1
Powders
78
15c
„«
Bronze
61% Mar
51%
_10
;
Jan
11% Jan
99
Preferred
Preferred
54
50
6c Qo
International
518
99
Inspiration Mining
ii
58
100
;
Inland Cement preferred—
International
57%
11%
1
Industrial
Inglis (John)
57%
——
Long Island Petroleums
National
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
1,964
Jan
Jan
lie ll%c
100
5
—
Warrants
Jan
99
19c
'
:
Erie
Mar
*
A
&
37
•
Howard Smith Paper common
Huron
Louvicourt
•
Ltd
Co
Preferred
Apr
•
1
Canada
Consol
Class
6.25
11
1
1
-
Drilling
Class
Jan
3.10
—1
Mines
Oil
Home
4.65
1
Lake—
Dauch
Hollinger
1,650
1
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
&
6.00
Apr
11% Jan
Hip*
Lou
4-*%
~1
Lorado Uranium Mines
10
1
Red
Tower
Apr
50c
1
Hi
Mar
6.40
11
Head of Lakes Iron
Hinde
Jan
49
Jan
10
*
Mines
Gold
65
Feb
4.70
*
;
Gold
Gold
Jan
42%
4.40
Headway
Heath
58
668
Lomega
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
*
_
-
375
*
A
J
270
37%
Low
_——
6.30
•
Harrison Minerals
Heva
61
Share*
43
50
44%
1
& Alabastine
Hasaga Gold
B
12c
——30
Carpets
Rock
Class
1
Cotton" common
Harding
7% Jan
3.00
10%
Brass
A
10
Warrants
Hamilton
Class
1
1
Ltd
Gurney Products preferred
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hahn
Apr
4.45
-10
_—
Gunnar. Mines
Gypsum Lime
50
6
Apr
Feb
*
•
.——
Mines.
Lead
40
6%
30,660
1,200
95%
9c
Trust
Mines
Gulch
Mar
10
•
Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
24
*
—
Guaranty
Jan
for Week
•
Loblaw Coy preferred
17
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Hip*
7,863
3.00
Development
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Great West Coal class A
Class B
Low
Week's
Last
8aie Price
37
■
—
Plains
Great
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
5.75
—50
Preferred
27
43
3.00
5.70
1.28
—
—
APRIL
60
10
96
Preferred
Geneva
WEEK ENDED
6.30
5.80
—
50c
6%
Shares
High
21%
40c
—
*
100
1
Wares common
Geo-Scientific prospectors
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
20
21
43c
6%
61
44
-w
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
58c
60C
19,850
19C
18c
27c
355,800
1.24
95,770
1
1.15
92c
•
36 %C
20%c
41c
900,436
•
20c
17c
20C
314,900
Hi
1.00
82c
1.15
66,825
90c
2.65
2.55
2.83
31,900
•
40C
37c
46c
56,296
7% Jan
29% Jan
1.30 Mar
9% Feb
91
Apr
05 % Mar
31c
Jan
85c
52c
Feb
85c
Apr
10c
Mar
27c
Apr
68c
Jan
1.24
Apr
Apr
11 %c Jan
41c
Apr
8c
Jan
23c
Mar
71c
Jan
1
"78
Jan
1.15
Apr
3.10 Apr
46c
Apr
Volume 183
Number 5529... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2113)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
;■
Exploration
Omnitran8
Ontario
neaucy
Club
JocKey
Warrants
6%
"
Low
•
common
7'Ac
4%
•
Apr
3.15
3.10
3.20
17,820
2.50
Jan
3.20
1.05
1.15
Apr
17,000
Jan
1.15
1,380
10%
Jan
13
12'A
12%
12%
625
11'A
Feb
12%
155/s
15%
17%
36c
47,300
82c
27,150
58c
50c
16,700
43c
Apr
__1
14c
__1
17
.
1.25
^
1.35
13'Ac
91 Va
90
Mines
Jan
18%
77
Feb
92
Feb
75c
Apr
835 '
75c
1.25
75,635
33c
36c
49,450
15c
13c
—1
•<
63,381
48,356
9%c Jan
23c
57,800
13c
19c
1
1
*
5'A
5%
1
1.21
1.20
-50C
1.45
1.25
1.45
1
34c
32 c
36c
—1
9.90
9.50
10 %
3,635
—fl
33%
33%
35
1,335
50%
51
24
24
Mines
Ltd
Petroleums
River
Nat
Gas
Pipeline
common
Penmans
1.05
-50
common
Gold
Peruvian
;
Petrol Oil
Pickle
1.10
Mines
Oils
&
32'Ac
.
50%
Apr
53
24
Jan
34c
5,200
1.65
1.95
25,020
1.35
1.80
1.95
1,700
1.76
2.08
Apr
99c
3.40
'
Feb
2.25
2.20 Mar
14c
16c
57,500
13c
Jan
18c
12%
13
4,660
19Vt
Apr
13%
Feb
73c
72 c
75c
7,400
68c
Powell
Jan
1.34
Jan
61
62 »A
2,810
53%
Feb
62%
Apr
54c
River
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Corp
54c
700
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
Apr
60
i
61%
Gold
,
56%
Prairie
Oil
Premier
56
58
*
5.25
5.25
5.50
Gold
Border
21 %c
Roy
20c 23'Ac
Electric
1.60
Inc
.10
Preston East
Dome
Uranium
;
37
38
620
6.25
7.00
Jan
1.60
6.90
19%
6,100
6.25
Airways
Producers
Gas
„Purcy Mica
Vanadium
44
Vandoo
Apr
8.30
-
15c
11,850
588,451
Radiore
13'A
9.40
2.60
42c
Mines
..1
.Apr
Earth
Regent
1.94
jail
26c
28c
11,933
27%
29
8,670
11'A
125
1.45
15,800
Rio
2.05
2.40
150
9'A
5.60
6.05
95,203
1.75
1.73
1.87
25,832
16c
15c
17c
161,500
,/p *V".. Tsyrr%
—
872c
2.50
2.60
400
11%
1,470
2.28
2.30
900
37c
45c
50,150
37c
1.80
1.75
1.85
23,146
1.70
-1
31c
28c
31c
104,165
-1
1.00
1.00
1.10
19,595
14%
14%
,
10
j*
1.70 Mar
./an
2.01 Mar
!
B
Robertson
Mfg
preferred
$1
Robinson
common——.
21%
Little
Roche Long Lac
17c
10%
1
3,835
30
100
20%
20%
755
24c 27'Ac
20,670
17c 19'Ac
"
30
7.00
2.70
2.85
16%
95c
1.00
27c
Mar
•
(Geo)
;
Mar
197/«
30'A
Jan
40c
&
23'Ac 27%c
111,525
16% Mar
1.10 Apr
Wilrich
Apr
Mqr
75c
Jan
23c
Mar
34c
73c
Jan
14
Mar
15
Jan
20%
Feb
22
Mar
10%
Apr
12
74c
7,800
15
4,593
14
Jan
15% Jan
70
71
1,892
69%
Apr
74% Mar
Feb
43,475
16c
Mar
26c
Feb
40c
39'Ac
41c
20,670
36c
Mar
70c
Jan
1
16c
14 %c
17c
16,200
12c
Apr
24%c
13 %c
16C
21,200
10c
Jan
18c
Gold
Lead
15'A
43c
Jan
79c
57,702
22c
Mar
30c
Apr
Apr
Apr
23c
24c
Jan
66,760
30c
Feb
99,925
1,100
20%
831
1.50
20%
25c
1.59
1.55
20%
14c
12'Ac
15c
60
61%
3,775
Jan
8%c Feb
1.40 Jan
20
12c
61,230
33%
35
2,062
2.00
1.95
2.18
47,484
II,900
24c
&
Jan
29%
20c
25c
5.80
5.80
175
1.05
1.18
6,000
70c
Vellowknife
26c
26c
700
11c
22%
22%
25
23
22
25%
100
100
100
14
——IIIHI1
2.80
2.75
52c
48c
54c
II'IIII*
I-IIIIIIII100
Jl
22%
II,339
22
Apr
100
Apr
14
20
"100
~13
Feb
2.85
18,250
2.66
21,800
41 %c
14%c
12'Ac
1
37c
.;
Apr
Apr
Apr
35'A
Jan
36'A
Jan
104
;
"14 *
Jan
Apr
3.40 Mar
Jan
Feb
68c
Apr
_H*
16c
23,500
10%c Jan
16 %C Apr
12c 14 %C
34,000
9%c Jan
16'Ac Apr
37c
44c
92,600
28c
Feb
52c
Apr
141/2
Gas
14c
5.80
1.20
35c
Apr
'
Apr
Apr
25c
Apr
5.00 Jan
9,182
;
'
*
20c
Jan
2.04
Mar
—IIIl
Zinc
Bear
15c
35% Mar
.
Feb
12
14%
7,532
11
Feb
14'A
Apr
1.90
1.85
1.96
7,026
1
—-
\
Mines
~i
i—iTV
Mines
Knitting class A
Yukeno Mines
21% Mar
Jan
1.30 Feb
1
Oil
1.65 Feb
Jan
•
A
Mar
79c
331/2
Mines
Canuck
75c
1.85 Feb
2.07 Jan
44c
47c
14,300
42c
Mar
55c
Jan
19I
18c
23c
61,850
16c
Mar
25c
Apr
igc
18c 19%c
77,200
11c
Jan
25c
2 58
2.58
2.70
35,435
2.09
1.75
100
1.75
Apr
3.00 Apr
2.60 Jan
Feb
1.75
*
Apr
1
13c
13c
28,920
—IIIIIIIl
I-IIIIIIl
41c
40c 43'Ac
130,000
39c
Mar
70c
Jan
42c
40c
8,750
40c
.Jan
54c
Jan
—
Zenmac Metal
12c
10 %c Jan
13c; Jan
Apr
60
11%
3.40 Jan
Jan
13'Ac
2.40 Apr
51c
Jan
25c 29'Ac
IIj*
Winnipeg & Central.
Wright-Hargreaves
York
Apr
Apr
65c
Jan
145
35c
14%
1
Jan
Yale
Jan
71
1
Logman
Yellorex
Mar
47 %
15
5
Petroleums
Wiitsey
Windward
Jan
58c
Feb
18c
675
1
5.50 Jan
Apr
35%
69c
15%
—-IIIIIII
Winchester Larder
Apr
3.25 Apr
40c
23,010
69c
_
Apr
Jan
Mar
2.60
15%
_
Yukon
Jan
1.90
3,151
Jan
2.90
1.65 Feb
85c
61,860
Jan
7.85 Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
35
6.60 Feb
30c
Jan
36c
;
Apr
23%
Feb
Apr
30
700
48c
45%
76c
I_I*
Wilft-oy Mines 1—_L
Apr
1
65% Mar
Consolidated
Roxana Oils
Royal Bank of Canada
■Rights
Royaiite Oil common—
Russell
10
57%
4.80
4.70
4.90
17,191
4.50
Apr
1434
14%
14%
5,613
12%
Feb
133/4
13%
14
1,610
13
Jan
18'A
Jan
1
igc
19 c
20c
9,500
14c
Jan
24c
Apr
18
Apr
80
Jan
92%
Apr
55c
Apr
Apr
1.47
Jan
19c
—
Jan
17%
Mining
15'A Mar
*
Zulapa
5.70 Mar
•
—
Industries
Ryancr Mining
-•*.
>
ot
Lawrence
i.<x
St
Michael
■San
Cement
River
A
—*
17%
18
1,600
1
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
class
87
89%
1,075
106,000
Corp
wiciice
Mines
Ltd
1
72c
1.04
1.00
1.05
1
14'Ac
13'Ac
15c
•
Gold
.Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
55c
1
Gold
53c
-
3.40
,3.30
3.80
19,720
135
135
145
$24,400
Debentures
Saskatchewan
Scurry
Cement
Rainbow
Security
Freehold
3.35
Creek
com
Canadian
Sigma
2.70
108
Jan
Jan
Corp
1,800
2.20
Apr
2.50
Apr
British
13,540
1.75
Jan
2.69
Apr
Brown
3.15
3.35
31,350
Feb
3.85
Apr
19%
974
Jan
79'A
Apr
20c
25c
690,293
2.55
68
Feb
33
Apr
17%
Jan
24%
j
22%
22%
23
1,750
5
6.00
5.75
6.00
1,978
53%
53%
720
23
15
Apr
6.00 Jan
5.10 Jan
51
Apr
54
Apr
Apr
Canada
23%
1,360
20%
Jan
25
Feb
Canadian
Cottons
common
*
14
14
14
200
14
Apr
15
Mar
Canadian
General
Investments
*
30%
30%
30%
171
28
Jan
32
Jan
11%
•
Feb
24
&
Dominion
10
10
10'A
1,650
Jan
Canadian
Industries
26%
25%
26%
400
2;>%
Feb
29% Mar
Canadian
Ingersoll
26%
110
25'A
Feb
28% Mar
5.10
5.30
class
A
5.25
♦
12
12
300
12%
_•
—
Mines
21%
21%
21%
1
Roi
85c
80c
•
common
17
16%
•
preferred
29c
,
...50
Oil
10
4.55
Mar
Apr
•"
36,425
17
29c
51%
945
6,505
91c
835
30c
51%
43,369
12
5.40 Mar
27c
1.70
75c
Apr
Apr
Apr
13%
Feb
22
Apr
Dalhousie
95c
Apr
Dominion
14
Jan
17
Dominion
20c
Jan
31c
51
Mar
53
1.67
1.65
1.95
15,180
1.65
Apr
51 %c
49c
56c
136,950
16 %c
Jan
60c
38c
Apr
36c
42c
5,899
28c
Jan
55c
Feb
41
41'A
42%
Apr
89c
Feb
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Gold
•
41'/4
1
70c
25c
Feb
45c
Apr
44%
Feb
51
Apr
43c
Feb
Bros
♦
25%
Canada
•
74%
Steeloy Mining
8teep Rock Iron Mines.
•
1,095
34%
%C
8,254
55c
13 %c 14'Ac
1
l
8,700
4,000
12c
68c 74
25%
27%
71%
74'A
3,252
15C
12'Ac
18c
195,900
19%
19%
620
22
Jan
Jan
Mar
90c
Feb
3.15
Jan
20%c Feb
Jan
28%
57'A
Jan
80
10c
Apr
Sudbury
Cons
Mines
32,353
15%
Jan
15
15
15
100
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
1.09
1.03
1.20
282,460
61c
Feb
1.20
18'Ac
18'Ac
20c
27,350
16c
Jan
22'Ac
6.35
6.10
20
6.50
23,664
8%
8%
8%
300
3.35
3.35
30
*
22%
21
23%
8,240
1
1.70
1.60
1.85
116,450
15c
51,800
*
ord
Minerals
Gold
Industries
Sylvan!te Gold
50c
_
Steel
8.75
950
6% Jan
•
38 %
37%
39
5,051
33% Jan
6%
Apr
14%
Feb
17
46
Jan
52
13'Ac
13c
5.00
Feb
6.50
Apr
7%
Apr
8%
40
22c
22c
25c
14,786
21%
21%
22%
1,630
20
Feb
*
Mines
3.35
Jan
26%
Pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Universal
42
41%
42
60
39
Feb
36
35
36
175
34%
Jan
36
29
28%
29
1,484
24 V*
Jan
29
55
1,670
34
Feb
1
1.22
Jan
1.85
8c
Jan
17c
•
91/3
9%
9%
1,450
~1
5%
Feb
10
1 36
1.35
1.38
8,800
1.26
Jan
1.43
Jan
Apr
Gold
Gold
17c
Feb
25'Ac Apr
24% Mar
45
56
vukon
51
50%
31
31
25
129
134
332
5
47
45
47%
1,164
12
12
12
14
Feb
1—2.50
37'A
37%
38%
300
33%
Feb
42
*
50
50
50
500
43
Jan
50
Apr
Apr
•
Mines
41%
41%
52
Jan
I~1
6 50
Mines
15
~
36
Jan
Feb
134
Apr
38%
Jan
12% Feb
47%
Apr
41%
Apr
6.60
5,320
5.70
Jan
6.75 Mar
4.25
2,120
4.20 Apr
5.15 Jan
66
67
66
Apr
67
Apr
52
53
1,975
52
Apr
53
63
67
4,290
56
Apr
67
Apr
Apr
60c
63c
9,850
57c
Jan
24%
24%
100
23%
Apr
66
42
1,127
Apr
Corp_III~"
l
65
966
62c
»
\
68'Ac
25
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
a
No par value.
Odd lot sale
t Ex-llquldating
(not included In year's
(Un)
range).
d Deferred
In
Apr
Jan
Gold
e
year's
(not
Included
range),
rCash
issued,
z
(not
included
in
year's
range).
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
sale
delivered,
wdWhen
wl When
Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted
privileges.
delivery sale
Apr
6.45
«
HIII IIIIlO
500
30% Mar
109
4.20
1
Corp
Products
Consolidated
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
130
_»
Zellers
Feb
Apr
Jan
7%
Products
& Ontario Paper
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogiivie Flour common
Jan
2.90 Mar
20
Jan
Apr
Jan
11% Jan
«
_
Minn
Feb
Warrants
Supertest Petroleum
8.50
91
Mar
5%
Apr
1
common
Hayes
Ridgeway
4
3.35
Propane
8.50
Sangamo.
Hi
Contact
Sullivan
I—II—IIII5
International Paper common
International vtilities
Interprovincial Utilities
Apr
*
I
36
21%
88
•
Copper
Mar
18c
Apr
20% Mar
1
Oil
Sturgeon River Gold
47'A
Jan
•
110
100
47%
Gaspe
•
4,200
'
17
™
Feb
•
50
2,360
17
I*
Lumber
Dominion Oilcloth & LinoleumlllHII*
DuPont of Canada Securities com
•
Spooner Oils
43c
61c
25
Glass
-
38c
1,800
91
5%
Bridge
Apr
43
55c
22
91
5%
Jan
1
48%
21%
5%
Oil
Jan
♦
%~
21%
*
Westinghouse
Copper
Consolidated Paper
16%
•
58c
common
23
1
Western
Canadian
Southern Union Oils
Spanish American Mines Ltd
(1944)
•
Rand
Coast
52c
'
25
Canadian
Jan
Southam
Mines
Sugar
Canadian Marconi
1
Mines
Dairies
Cons
29
Apr
Feb
Inlet
275
Apr
36c
Swltson
33
Mar
Apr
33,200
Surf
Mar
2.24
65c
61
45
25c
50c
Oils
Jan
10%
62c
Surely
40
Feb
50c
Standard
Superior
1,775
Jan
Jan
Stuart
43%
Mai
Jan
Mar
of
13%
9c
15c
-SteeJ
Feb
1 35
93c
Stedman
31%
11%
7.75
33,600
Olsen
41%
4,415
4,900
93,770
•Starrett
431/2
51
41,119
18c
Siaoacona
12%
8
Feb
9.70
1.65
Valley
12%
6%
High
Feb
43
2.01
16c
ouuns
12%
"II*
Note
Dredging
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
25%
Ltd
85
1.85
1.40
Somerville
Bank
100
49
5
!
*
Quebec
Van
American
6'A
49
9.50
i7C
/•sioran
Lot0
6%
49
»
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
1.95
1.43
Slater
Shares
High
*
Bulolo Gold
78%
fer Week
LOW
*
Corp
•
common
Mines
Gold
Mar
Asbestos
2.35
1
Slscce
Anglo
Corp
& Paper
Newfoundland Develop
t-uip
2.40
1
Sllverwood
3.90 Mar
Cdn
2.20
Silver-Miller
Simpsons Ltd
Anglo
National
2.25
i
Sllanco Mining
Silver
Andian
Mar
155
Range
of Prices
9.65
trust
Mines
12c
Par
1.20 Mar
Jan
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
1
Breweries
Voting
24c
1.00
■TOCK8
Curb Section
-
Funds
50c
Gold
Sherritt Gordon
:Sicks'
78%
Petroleums..
-Shawkey 1945 Mines
Shir riff-Horsey
2.30
•
Ltd—
2.20
50c
1
Oils
.1
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sheep
7,300
1-2,900
42c
Toronto Slock Exchange
Friday
St
:
Mar
8.60 Feb
2.40
»
2.60
2.15
3.75
40c
15%
*
class
2.64
Rowan
,
Mar
37c
—IIIIII—
™.IefeHred
White Pass
•1
3.25
44%
45c
451/4
28'Ac
Petrol
12%
Rock win Mines
:
51
Feb
24c
I,795
8,413
1
Mar
Apr
30
83,000
15%
95c
Apr
0.65 Jan
20,650
2.75
Apr
5.25
18% Mar
22c
4,200
30c 31%c
30c
10%
46
25
6.70
6
!
30
_
16 %
Class B
Apr
6 05 Apr
2.85 Jan
390
.v;
07c
•
warrants
Apr
2.25
20%
j
20c
Jan
4.25 Feb
18,733
30
Jan
5.50
860
29c
7.75
Ii
Warrants
Jan
150
22
10%
_♦
common.—.
48%
7.55
Ltd
Oil
Naco
Yankee
"Rix-Athabasco Uranium
47%
Jan
13c
410
26'Ac
l
Leaseholds
Jan
10
5%
8
46,889
5%
25
Mines
Western
11 % Mar
7% Mar
'
10%
7 55
Ltd
Western
2.50 Mar
40c
Ltd
Mar
I.uj iviar
21,900
11%
Mines
Class
Apr
30
1.80
-1
Rupununi
30c
Feb
Fen
1.25 Mar
2.30
Palmer Oil
Jon
25%
lu
9.50
apl/l
Western
Weston
1.38
5.90
-1
.fOa
9.80
26,/2C
pfd
Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Decalta Petroleum
Apr
0.00
Rexspar Uranium
Rio
Apr
Apr
Jan
9'A
Mines
23,700
icP
•
Gas
Products
15
Feb
1.20
Refining
Renatle
16c 18%c
•
W_
Maygill
11
5,430
'
Reeves MacDonald
Feb
2,870
Mar
Apr
2.40 Apr
54c
Apr
58
Apr
53c
Apr
Jan
36c
18
*
Western
2.70
\
44%
17
•
Westeel
Apr
27,200
II
Ltd—.
West
Apr
24,323
-1
Co
4.85 Mar
3.50
1.85
-1
Mining
11,768
36,600
17%
Mines
&
Malartic
32c
4.25
«
rtayrock Mines
Reef Petroleum
Jan
1.65
2.10
„
58
50c
Mines
G
9'Ac Jan
4.00
1.40
55
Oils
Amulet
West
Fpb
36
„
1.60 Jan
30c
Feb
46c
1
Jan
1.70
11'A
Grip & Batten
Rare
14'A
2.03
9.GO
1.56
47c
2.55
Violamac
Vulcan
4.05
26c
^Rainville Mines LtdRapid
79,105
29
Uranium
420,640
56%
Mar
•
Waterous Equipment
Weedon Pyrite
Copper
32c
A
38,555
1
Jan
Apr
2.96
class
2.40
43c 49'Ac
25c
Apr
Feb
22c
Products
2.15
2 34
1
l.<o
137,050
Mining
2.50
•
Walte
2.80
Milk
Jan
—*
Walker
2.81
Ouemont
23,225
4gi/2C
Explorations
Jan
—1
Quinte
Feb
2.45
Ltd
Jan
316,710
14
49
Mines
Vicour
5.40
42c
1
Jan
Alloys
Consol
Ventures
4.15
.—1
•
45
•
Apr
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
—1
60
II
Jan
2.60
—1
46%
2.20
II*
Apr
3.80
.
45%
2 45
Mines
1.76
3.40
Mines
Jan
45%
1
Corp
7.00
3.55
Manitou
Feb
44%
Oils
3.75
—1
Metallurgical
/ Queenston Gold Mines
25c
Apr
•
1,500
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec
Jan
41
Mines
Wespac Petroleums
J Quebec
13c
I,576
"
3,895
38c
26c
150
1,510
m,
_11117111*
A
13,300
2.05
36
Jan
42
•
A
3.95
42c
Jan
25
Jan
24% Mar
21% Feb
"•
2.04
2.55
Mines.
17
22
100
475
36
Hill
Steel
16% Jan
22%
23 %
"--1
1
class
Apr
—I—"*
1.95
2.00
Ltd
425
FeD
56%
22'/a
Line—IIII"•
Pipe
3.75
Warrants
Prospectors
Provo
16%
Jan
17c
Mines
Upper Canada
Feb
Apr
7.20
44%
22%
common
Montauban
United
Apr
Jan
United
United
Apr
1.95
Apr
2,415
>
1,648
Feb
41
~
Inv
Keno
56%
Feb
1.25 Mar
Mar
23 %c
Jan
be
2,060
6.25 <6.50
7.10
3.30
236,100
39'A
—1
54
7,405
-
1.65
-_1
Mines
mted
Feb
12 7/a
.
Estella
54%
16%
Jan
Mar
22 %
♦
Fuel
40c
85c
23 %
—
United
8,700
1,200
56
—HI III*
United
54c
58c
46C
•
J
B
Feb
3.00
36
Resources
United Corp Ltd class
Class
Apr
Feb
;.
Apr
1.33 Feb
16c
Snl?nH^lri!n!
United Asbestos
Apr
Jan
r
15c
Feb
2.25
Jan
1.70 Apr
30c
Apr
16%
—1—40
Pipeline
Acceptance
88c
17c
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
Apr
365,585
,
Union
Jan
Feb
28c
Oil
9.00
41%
—,
Oil
2.25 Jan
1.00
36
Apr
2.75
•
Petroleum
Triad
Apr
22%
Prairie
Trend
Apr
35%
309
2,700
2.25
1.75
Jan
10%
Jan
2.41
1.80
Trans
360
.
30c 32 %c
Transcontinental
41,791
Mai
Apr
99c
*
10
—
1.45 Apr
39'Ac Jan
7.85 Mar
23'A
1.81
Oils
.Pronto
Apr
2.30
Development
M
Jan
1.95
Uranium
President
75c
32c
2.40
Gas
Crow Gold Mines
Gold of B C
Ponder
Jan
18,850
IHIHIl
Mineral
Pioneer
^Placer
1.10 Mar
4.75
260,693
s
1.53 Mar
6.75 Mar
1.90
1.00 Mar
10,940
.*
&
'
°itch-Ore
23,209
A
485
"i1.30
35c
30c
2.15
——1
_
Trans Era Oils
Trans Mountain
58,735
10
*
Trans-Canada Explorations—
Trans Empire Oils
"Jan
Mar
4,900
15c
Feb
■»
—;
Traders Finance class A_.5%
preferred
Feb
16c
15c
common
96c
2.15
42 %c
*
Savings & Loan
Towagmac Exploration
Feb
92c
22c
10
_
Feb
37c
Works
2,500
Jan
9
14,615
1.70
2 05
~_l
Toronto
Apr
1.99
Jan
Iron
A
2.40
7.70
HUP*
10c
200
2.35
•
I
.
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
tor
9%
—
1
Class
Apr
15c
Amalgamated Mines
.'Perron
1.02 Mar
27c
II—25c
Range Since Jan. 1
14,033
7.10
*
Toronto
1.40 Mar
16c
2.36
High
13c
9%
1
Tomblll Gold Mines—
Torbrit Silver Mines
».
9%
l
Tiara Mines
-
Apr
52c
92
56c
1.13
—-1
Drilling
t
,
Jan
34'Ac
-lOC
Preferred.
;
Jan
11c
12%
75c
Oils
Uranium
tfembina
R
90c
1.15
•
Mines
Paymaster Consol
P
2,200
18,530
i
17%
Mines
Shores
12c
•
Thompson-Lundmark
Apr
Feb
common
Texas Calgary
Jan
89c
63c
37,025
-
14c
"
17
<"
Pearson
for Week
Low
1
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Apr
57c
;
Mines
Taylor
.
Mar
19% .Apr
Jan
47c
„1
Pathfinder
>
Feb
29c
75c
50c
Mines
Parker
Peace
26 %c
29c
Page Hersey Tubes—
Pater
Feb
75c
.Pamour Porcupine
Panel
Consol
Uranium
"Pardee
8.20
*1
'
Parbec
29,408
Tandem
,
Apr
13
Coyle
Pan Western
6
12%
Eastern
Paramaque
52c
8%c Mar
12 'A
Petroleum
Pacific
Jan
Solas
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
4c
Week's
Last
High
100
Mines
Lake
Pacific
Low
106,000
6
Orenada Gold
Pacific
Friday
uc
5 % % class B pfd___
Opemiska Copper
27
Sale Price
5%
,
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
5'/2
v
Ormsby Mines
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
.
High
*7c
WEEK
—2
1.10
preferred
Osisko
»f Prices
Par
:
perferred
ouppiy
.Ontario
:
■'
FOR
Sale*
for Week
Range
Bale Price
Ix-rlghts.
eKx-«tock
dividend.
trading
Jan
Jan
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,..
(2114)
Monday, April 30,1956
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday,
April 27
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
BM
Ask
Mutual Funds—
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd
Bid
Ask
25c
1.64
1.80
1.25
1
American Mutua*. Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—•
6.17
6.68
Institutional
Growth
Fund, lc
11.60
4.34
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
7.54
8.28
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares
Inc
9.40
10.27
1.62
1.78
Mutual Fund Inc
-1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
1
1
Blue Bldge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
California Fund Inc
1
Canada General Fund
Beneficial Corp
Blair Holdings Corp
16.19
14.86
100
4%
B-l
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1^
14.45
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
19.26
21.02
12.48
13.62
2s
17.32
13.13
14.39
S-2
(Income Com
1
12.99
7.69
8.41
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
(Low Priced Cora Stks)_l
14.74
136
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
730
798
14.81
14.96
58.49
59.08
12.45
9.69
10.62
19.80
2.85
3.13
1
8.81
9.58
1
1
Corp—1
22.38
23.93
20.78
22.21
4.92
5.30
7.39
7.66
11.14
12.17
Fund Inc
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
16.57
4.20
4.60
7.95
8.64
Fund
Mutual
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Automobile
lc
10.47
11.47
series
stock
Preferred
lc
7.54
8.27
Fundamental Investors Inc
3.59
3.90
14.12
15.43
1
Fund Inc
Industries
77.22
Capital
Corp
Investors TrUst
General
General
3.04
lc
4.97
5.47
lc
3.51
3.87
Special Investment shares—lc
3.04
3.35
lc
3.63
4.00
lc
3.23
3.56
~8.38
shares
Fund
Growth
Inc
Mutual
Life
Invest
Trust
9.38
10.28
13.41
14.68
12.74
13.95
—lc
9.66
10.58
8.94
9.80
15.52
shares—lc
8.96
lc
9.99
National Investors
1
Corp..
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
16.99
*
9.33
11.60
12.70
—lc
9.88
10.82
13.94
Income
Stock
Series—
Series
Pine
(T
Rowe)
&
1
20.23
21.87
b3.35
3.10%
3.10%
2-56
1-
2-57
b3.55
3.35%
1-
3-58
1-56
b3.40
3.15%
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-56
b3.60
5.41
3.50%
3.125
303/4
323/4
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
31.49
31.81
6.86
7.42
14.30
44(6
1956
May 10, 1956..
May 17, 1956—.
May 24, 1956—
3,
May
14.46
*
1
42.50
a30B7
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
12.24
1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
1
12.55
12.13
13.22
24
26
8.49
9.28
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated Fund—I
United Continental Fund
1
11.70
12.72
8.29
9.06
United Income Fund Shares.l
10.53
11.45
United Science Fund—
1
11.19
12.23
17.54
1
16.14
l
6.42
7.02
Inc..1
6.27
6.85
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Wall Street Investing Corp
l
13.34
14.53
7.08
7.74
Funds
Canada
Ltd
Washington Mutual
Fund
1
8.66
9.46
l
13.75
14.99
l
Inc
Inc
12.54
13.56
5.54
5.99
i
Agricultural Insurance Co
180
Companies
Ask
72(6
191
par
Hartford
Steamboller
Insurance
Co
of
North
95
103
47
49
Amer_5
92
95
10
122
127
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y..10
30
33
33(4
35(4
231/2
251/2
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
38 %
4114
28'/2
30 34
28'/2
30%
Life Insurance Go of Va
Lincoln National Life
44
$1.25
conv
preferred
5
American Home Assurance Co_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)_.2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
American
New
Surety
common
(Ex-four-for-one
Bankers
&
Forster
June
Fund
of
New Hampshire
New York Fire
293/4
North
Inc
(S
115
89
94
10
5
.5
1fi
220
240
132
108(6
61
64(6
Corp.
Glaus Falls
Republic
American
26
28%
York
.—20
of
New
Westchester Natl
of New Rochelle
Franklin
National
63%
€53/8
—20
29
32
48%
52%
793/4
823/4
10
47%
49%
35
38
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust——.
10
20
93
103
10
45
49
Manufacturers
10
42
43%
Bank
Co..
of
340
Bank
200
38%
40
253
263
16
67
69
10
45
47
12.50
35
38
30
33
10
65%
67%
25
51
55
54%
57%
Connecticut—
32%
A Co Inc
100
York Trust
25
Royal State Bank of N Y_
Rye National Bank
Security National Bank of
Huntington (L I)
Sterling National
Tr
A
Trust
10
Detroit-
Bank
National
of Detroit
Jersey City—
First
34 y8
Co—
Bank
National
Los
Angeles—
Security^First Natl Bank. .12.50
Paterson
(N J)
County Bank A Trust Co.
10
33
35%
31%
33%
Phoenix
5
5
2
26 %
342
28%
355
66 %
20
Valley
Pittsburgh—
69%
18
8%
•
9%
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of Phoenix.5
Mellon
Nat'l
Bank
A
Trust—25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr—20
112
49%
119
51%
St. Louis—
National Bank
Boatmen's
10
43
25
196
203
10
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
22
25
Mercantile
68%
71 %
St
39
4*
.20
46%
Albany, N. Y.~
of
National
—■50
Brook National Bank
Bank
325
Cleveland-
A
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
State
445
Hartford National Bank
Hanover
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
316
430
Northern Trust Co
Connecticut -Bk
.5
20
Trust
91%
310
Bk_l00
National City Bank
Square N Y__.
Guaranty Trust Co
Meadow
74
Cleveland Trust Co
Bank-
Franklin
(The)
88%
Ask
100
Trust A Savings
Central
1
Bank
First
Bid
70
Union Bank of Commerce
First
National
20
Bank
58%
62%
17
57%
01%
Co
25
57%
61%
Trust
20
75%
81%
Bank of Amer N T A S A__6.25
38%
40%
Trust
Louis Union
,San Francisco—
Albany—
—5
Casualty
2
Fire
10
123/a
..10
Recent
643/4
13%
110
118
41
43
453/4
493/4
Bonds—
Bid
Bell Telephone Co of Penn—
3%s
1996
Security Issues
Ask
98
98
993/8
99%
1970
96
96%
46
Columbia
33 %
35(4
Detroit Steel A7aS
,_2.50
363/4
403/4
Northeastern
3.33(6
12
14%
Duquesne Light 3%s—;
Florida Power A Lt 3%s
12.50
X73
78
Fruehauf Trailer Co
10
76
84
Georgia
10
50(6
55%
Houston Light
10
58
61%
& POW 3%s_1986
Kentucky Util 3 %s
1986
Northern
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
4s
(Minn)
Pacific
Fire..
Pacific
Indemnity Co.
3%s_—
Gas
convertible
Lowenstein
Providence-Washington
10
24
25%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
13(6
16
70
78
Peerless
Insurance
Co
52 %
55(6
St
2.50
65
67(4
Seaboard Surety Co
.3
40
41(4
81
89
Fire
&
Marine!
101 %
102 %
1986
100%
101%
Tide
American
1971
5s
Water Assoc Oil 3%s_1986
1980
125%
126%
101
99
104
993/4
106
4.25%
preferred
98%
98%
983/4
3%s._1988
98%
99%
57%
59%
59 %
63 y2
Pacific
10
49
10
58 %
48 y2
51%
4.16%
States Power—
preferred
51(6
Standard Accident
*
6914
72(4
Travelers
5
23(6
25(6
U S
5
40
41 (6
US
3014
32
US Life Insurance Co in the
45(6
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
10
~_5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_.lO
Fire
3
100
2
99Va
73
78
*No par
57 y2
60%
tEx-100%
26 y4
29 y4
tEx-2-for-l split,
138
28 y4
148
3oy4
Texas Eastern
5.50%
value
asset
100
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
4.90% preferred
—
b Bid
stock dividend
t New
x
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
value.
k Admitted to listing on
Stock Ex change
103
100%
97
98
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
52%
52%
58%
59%
97%
98%
96%
97%
Transmission—
preferred
99
100
97
99
Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
a Net
4
Elec
100%
,
52
55 %
92 %
50
Telephone Corp—
preferred
50
Louisiana Power A Light—
4.44% preferred
i
100
Northern
91%
10
A
101
Ait
100%
Oil—
4.25%
96%
1981
Gas
993/4
General
97
6.25
;
100
Stocks—
100
& Sons—
4%s
Bid
Mfg 3.45s
1981
Pipe Line 3%s_1986
Whirlpool-Seeger 3%s
1976
1970
(M)
Textron
1986
-
Narragansett Elec 3%s
1986
New Jersey Bell Tel 33%s—1995
New York Telephone 3%s._1996
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire A Marine
Paul
,
.1986
Salt
Plantation
Anderson-Prichard
3%s
Power
Bonds—( Cont.)—
Penna
1981
43
—5
Lear, Inc 4.25s
164
m
31
82
43
Harris
29
26%
156
63
29
77
10
47%
27
35
10
45%
58
—10
34
48 »/2
51%
Fiduciary Trust Co.—
First National City Bank
25
lo
68
Federation Bank A Trust—10
5
83
Par
ChicagoCity Natl Bank and Trust—.25
Continental Illinois
National Bank dc Trust—33%
First National Bank—
100
185
10
0Olf Life (Jacksonville Fla)Ji%
•anover Fire
10
Mdrtford Fire Insurance Co
J
*
Companies
270
178
Phoenix
39
99.360
>
Ask
..5
.—10
65 (6
79
99.427
99.350
493/4
Tr—25
&
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
Empire Trust—;
414
37
99.477
99.413
66
Bank—10
Exchange
Corn
6I1/2
10
99.531
99.465
262
100
—10
12.50
Bank
Commercial State Bk
•
—5
99.706
New York-
Bank of New York—
1.25
5
Bid
River
140
102 %
Fire.
4
F)
Newark
JP5mnklin Life
Goaeral Reinsurance
Amsterdam
39
4
Flroman's
Groat
New
107
1956
14,
41%
593/4
22 34
10
99.516
353/4
39 %
5434
Assoc
Reinsurance
Ftmmen's
333/4
28
Federal
As
28'4
1
37
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Flro Assn of Philadelphia
Globe
26'/2
—2
—
99.594
213
1.5
493/4
Life
-
Ask
99.643
99.577
122
205
Merchants Fire Assurance.
.5
Merchants & Manufacturers4
National Fire
lo
5
Group
Employees
Massachusetts Bonding.*!
_io
Continental Assurance Co..
Continental Casualty Co
A
Maryland Casualty
114
10
5%
(N J)_.5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
20
29(6
National Union
Shippers
General
C)———
47
t2oy4
Colonial, Life Ins of Amer
Columbian Natl Life Ins
mm
N
Ins—
434
split)
Boston Insurance Co
employees
(Greensboro
Life
2734
par
Camden Fire Ins Assn
♦Connecticut
Standard
1
Co—
$0.25
Jefferson
5
C)
Ask
5
2
—
Bid
10
Home
lo
American Automobile
-
Chem
12.33
40.00
Fund
131
—
-
31, 1956June 7, 1956.
May
Par
13.21
Wisconsin
69
—
Bid
99.627
June 21, 1956
June 28, 1956—
July 5, 1956.
—
July 12, 1956.
July 19, 1956—.
July 26, 1956
Bank & Trust
1
Inc
Dollar Valua
Ask
99.980
99.933
99.884
99.835
99.786
99.738
403/4
1
Television-Electronics Fund
99.977
99.928
99.877
99.827
99.776
99.728
99.688
—
12.79
Southwestern Investors Inc
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
wi
Dollar Value
-13.16
1
Investors
wl
9.83
Sovereign
12.47
121
10-
Bankers Trust-
11.40
10
%
'
Inc
.10
—
3.30%
9- 4-56
4-
7.04
1-55
Chase Manhattan
Fund
lo
Aetna Insurance Co.
3.40%
12-
New
Aetna Life
3.30%
b3.50
b3.55
3 00%
13.48
—lc
Aetna Casualty & Surety
b3.50
1-56
3- 1-56
16.20
Whitehall
Bid
1-56
11-
12- 3 56
2.95%
14.78
11.87
Par
11-
1-56
3.45%
3.05%
12.24
10.85
Insurance
1-56
5-
3.00%
2.80%
15.45
Fund
(Edson B)
lo
Inst Foundation Fund
3.15%
2.75%
Smith
Investors
b3.40
b3.30
24.46
Wellington Fund
Fund
1-56
b3.20
Shareholders Trust of Boston..1
Value Line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund
Bank
Ask
10-
3.05%
10.75
United
Institutional
Bid
Due
4- 2-56
2-
2.60%
13.23
17.60
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Dated.
Bate :
Ask
b3.10
9.94
.16.59
vneorDorated
1961.
7.01;
Inc..1
Shares-
17.07
10.68
93
1-56
-1.25
Amer
16.11
11.91
93.18
92.20
5-
a24.16
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
9.77
94.18
93.10
April 1,
1-55
8-
1
9.64
10.90
94.10
1%8
b3.10
14.21
& Clark—
Stock Fund
8.80
1
Bid
Due
Dated
Stevens
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Inc—1
99.2
98.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
a37.45
4.86
Income Fund
Investors
1%S April 1,
I960—
JVas Oct. L 1960
100
96.16
1-56
11.77
Clark
4.42
Xnoorporated
95.6
1-56
Stock
of Canada
lc
Been me Fund of Boston
95.20
94.30
1%S Oct.
8-
l
18.05
2.93
99.30
98.26
98.18
1957
15.
1%S April 1. 1957
l%s May 15,
1957
95.12
7-2-56
l
16.50
16.97
—
1,
1959—.
1, 1959
6-
23.98
Fund™
lo
2.68
96.20
l%s April
99.26
99.24
1-65
20.72
Inc
13.17
15.70
2%s March
99.24
99.16
96.14
—.
1-55
1
12.03
a24.78
99.11
96.12
15, 1959
3-55
•
Growth
Stevens
Fund
99.9
1. 1958
l%s Feb.
Treasury Notes—
28 Aug. 15,
1956—
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
•
Texas
97.2
9-
19.00
Fund Inc
Selected
98.20
08
96.26
1%8 Oct.
22.29
1
Scudder Fund
Scudder,
98.18
97.24
11-
15.52
Fund Inc
Scudder,
99.31
99.29
99.26
10-
2.50
Fund
Inc
Inc
lc
1
1957
15,
Feb.
99.30
2.95%
14.16
Street Fund
stock shares
1
1956—
3.68
7.94
Inc
2%8
1.
Ask
2.55%
1
Corp
Inc
3.20
Fund
99.28
99.29
99.27
99.24
22. 1956—
22, 1956
2 (is June
Bid
Treasury Notes—(Cont. )28 Aug.- 15, 1957—
l%s Oct. 1, 19571%S April 1, 1958
2%s June 15. 1958
2.80%
1
7.24
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
June
28
2%s Dec.
32nds of a point
9.85
20.62
1956
Pioneer Fund
98.10
Maturity—
Ask
;
Trust Shares—
Securities
Philadelphia
99.28
93
7.62
6.41
Ltd
American
Peoples
09.24
11.99
3
...
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
2.90
Hudson Fund Inc
Bid
of Indebtedness—
Certificates
2.30%
8.99
Growth Stock Series
Canada
1956——
1958
4.95
Series
New
of
20,
6.44
Series
Dividend
.lc
■aydock
96.24
100%
9.01
Series—
i-lc
lc
Utility shares-
96.14
100%
.
6.97
Stock
equipment shares
shares
95.28
10.97
3
Series
Preferred
12.73
Tobacco
96.20
95.18
20,
Nov.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
10.80
Common
General bond shares—-—lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
shares
97.4
96.12
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.91
21.50
8.34
Fully administered shares—lc
Bteel
86.26
1959-
11.13
3.60
7.61
6.79
Railroad
10.14
19.87
interest
(Geo)
shares—
1958-
Federal Nad Mortgage Assn—
3%s
al5.17
1
beneficial
of
Fund
Mining sharesPetroleum shares
Railroad Bond shares
98.24
42.51
Science & Nuclear Funds
8.77
RR
39.32
l
Putnam
shares
97.24
98.14
2%s Feb. 1, 1960.
2%s June 1, I960.
3%s May 1, 1971 wl
2%s Jan.
Shares—
—lc
Bond
11.70
l
Inc
Coro
10.82
*
Fund
Fund
Shares
Mutual
8.84
38.37
1
-
Massachusetts
8.07
35.49
Stock
Puritan
6.19
Merchandising
shares
13.13
"
8.00
Institutional
shares
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust.l
Price
lc
Food
shares
11.72"
Equipment shares
5.82
4.73
11.99
Capital Growth Fund
lc
shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics A Electrical
96.16
99.27
97.14
1957-56
1, 1958-
2y»s Nov. 1,
2%s May 1,
9930
99.25
99.28
98.6
1950
Maturity—
2.78
10.70
.
Chemical
a45.34
4.29
lc
Building shares
99.26
99.24
1957
6.52
5.29
lc
Aviation shares
5.98
lo
7.71
shares
Automobile
1.
99.29
99.21
09.23
i
wi
15 y4
shares
Investors
1,
13,27
14'4
Fund—*
1
Securities—
Group
18.58
16.95
—1
1
Inc—
Futures
Oaa
2
12.14
"Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
North
series--
stock
Common
25o
Sayles Mutual
Managed Funds-
Bond
Fidelity
6.59
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis
Sept 4,
June
7.22
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
15.33
Founders
Fund
Mutual
17.52
Stocks)
Lexington Trust Fund
Paper
13.69
20c
Oct.
99.25
-
1957
12.03
K-l
S-4
11.41
Inc
Fund
13/48
99.27
1957
1,
11.65
11.12
15,
Oct.
23/4s May
Ask
100
10.09
10.68
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
Bqulty
99.31
100
14.18
12.49
Investment
99.23
Feb
3.30s
18.90
1
Fund
Stock
Slectronlcs
99.29
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.35s June
1,
1956
—I
1
Fund—1
Inc
1957
(Speculative Pfd Stks)— l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Diversified
Fund
11.90
15,
K-2
.
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
20.86
10.90
Jan.
99.28
——
3s
I
27.65
19.12
17,
99.30
2%s May 1, 1958—
27/aS Sept. 14, 1956—.
27.30
25.34
1956
1956
8-1
Mass
Dreyfus
l
15,
11.94
18.19
Transport
—
Bonds)—1
Bonds)-
26.16
Oct
24.84
16.83
483/4
—
3.15s
a21.84
11.04
Metal
Investment
16.
Aug.
3%s Sept.
22.98
17.50
Trustee Shares—
Series E
—2.50
Dividend Shares
25c
July
2.95s
513/4
Diversified
14.82
3.05s
1
24.70
Priced
13.55
Funds—
Bonds)
13.29
10.24
Fund
7.43
Fund-1
22.97
Inc1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund'—-
6.78
Mutual
(Investment
Petroleum
Stock
100.1
Custodian
103/4
17.98
Delaware
99.30
Keystone
93/4
20.03
diversified Growth
15, 1956
4.37
4.00
4%
16.54
De
3.205
(The)
18.43
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—_1
100
11.81
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_i
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc.
99.29
10.81
Johnston
21.61
9.56
12.64
De
100.1
1950
1
6.70
Colonial Fund
Inc—
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond A Stock
Fund
Inc„—
1
Concord Fund
99.30
3%s
of Boston
Trust
141
23.46
10.39
13.78
Composite Fund inc
27/®s May 15, 1956
3s June 15, 1956
10.95
9.34
—
—-——
5.22
10.02
6.16
1
12.82
13.86
Canadian Fund Inc
1
19.50
21.10
Capital Venture Fund Inc~
1
6 00
6.57
Century Shares Trust
1
24.00
25.95
Chemical Fund Inc
—50o
17.67
19,11
Christiana Securities com—100 14,500 15,100
Preferred
4.78
1
lc
Investment
Bid
Bank Bonds—
Land
Federal
lc
Fund
Inc
of
Co
Ask
100
America
Fund
Resources
Bid
Loan Banks—
Home
Federal
99.30
8.59
Ltd
(1954)
(Cont)—
Insur
Institutional
Intl
Investment
Atomic Development
;
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12.68
4.06
Fund
Aberdeen
:
Volume 183
Number 5529
(2115)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
AT
District—Philadelphia—i
121
1955
..
Inc. or
$
1950
;
Dec. %
...
1954
<
'
Bank
clearings this week will show
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
$
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
$20,381,063,353 for the
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.3%.
a
summary
4,607,290
4,174,866
6,951,835
*3,500,000
7,762,366
3,484,012
8,105,308
Delaware—Wilmington
19,357,428
18,743,438
New Jersey—Trenton
14,700,478
14,198,613
1,363,332,776
1,314,513,941
for
'
■
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended April 28—
1956
York
«ew
$10,169,220,111
Chicago
1,021.553,142
1,026,033,179
Philadelphia
1,229,000,000
1,193,000,000
739,979,176
382,487,738
386,243,275
Louis
368,000,000
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
:
0.4
3.0
+
Ohio—Canton
-Cincinnati
6.9
+
five
cities,
five
6,697,515
3,251,048
2,991,120
4.2
7,233,127
6,646,094
+
3.3
14,088,573
11,593,147
+
3.5
14,054,491
12,213,843
+
3.7
1,368,052,353
1,211,026,539
—
12,127.249
9,776,246
+ 24.0
8,529,961
10,018,734
283,696,598
+ 16.5
249,114,775
248,374,623
619,425,913
538,643,289
+ 15.0
468,684,802
498,227,033
43,241,003
—
Columbus
56,132,800
49,438,700
+13.5
43,916,500
14,722,730
13,514,666
+
8.9
10,298,713
350,700,000
Youngstown
12,745,069
11,445,714
+
11.4
8,564,083
9,956,289
622,555,014
+
5.9
480,612,017
390,185,414
+
23.2
354,334,612
395,454,430
423,720,620
+
7.1
I,526,i75,458
1,296,700,627
+17.7
1,143,443,446
1,215,342,828
515,027,299
+
8.5
317,782,078
+
8.6
+
4.3
days
all
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7
cities).
west
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
3,903,634,255 ' + 13.9
$20,811,167,623 $19,600,336,501
+
+
6.2
+
South
6.2
780,726,852
$21,640,500,585 $20,381,063,353
cities, five days
829,332,962
cannot furnish
4,078,743
.
District of
Total
6.2
them
the whole country
6,868,875
+ 38.2
4,870,730
5,544.310
+ 11.2
264,932,234
298,215.956
136,548,602
+
1.9
112,508,092
97,887,487
773,247,511
708,342,751
+
9.2
569,736,273
604,634,744
Columbia—Washington
34,507,880
30,003,247
140,283,577
135,825,621
+
3.3
103,280,110
22,276,816
98,173,961
418,600,000
401,300,000
+
4.3
337,400,000
324,200,000
Augusta
6,685,838
6,596,516
+
1.4
5,033,241
Macor.
6,800,184
5,936,612
+ 14.5
5,331,207
3,838,432
186,142,480
160,226,403
185,054,383
162,652,880
248,609,594
205,765,078
+ 20.8
Alabama—Birmingham;
week ended
increase of 10.8%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a
showing
243,170,985
180,053,543
+ 35.1
;
14,362,831
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
gain of 1.8%, the bank clearings
11,578,825
+ 24.0
28,513,842
7,096,878
.
7,844.656
9,020,985
553,614
519,641
+
6.5
459,592
553,390
211,269,693
193,175,237
+
9.4
164,652,072
173,254.806
1,324,044,096
1,170,754,320
+13.2
1,024,887,912
960,123,279
Orleans
(10 cities)
i
We group the cities according to the
increase of 11.9%.
an
+ 15.0
Florida—Jacksonville
having amounted to $22,448,425,097 against $20,269,522,599 in the
week in 1955.
183,051,6G4
352,274,841
(6 cities)
Mobile
was an
16,726,000
166,706,363
139,170,536
Nashville
statement, however, which we present further below,
For that week there
17,478,000
9.4
391,721,492
1—1:
Georgia—Atlanta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
—
3,209,327
3,240,854
+ 11.5
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
today, inasmuch as the week
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
3.0
+
20,428,000
188,262,879
Tennessee—Knoxville
In the elaborate detailed
3,959,554
22,782,478
205,999,533
9,494,729
_
Carolina—Charleston--
Maryland—Baltimore
not available at time of going to press.
are
10,070,723
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
4,446,664,810
issue of next week.- We
at this center
3,477,689
0.5
+
$16,364,502,813 $15,696,702,246
days
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
same
1,158,000,000
3,682,347
5,663,630
345,106,019
cities,
April 21.
1,311,000,000
4.6
Mansfield
—
„
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
are
3.8
+
+ 10.4
—
558.935,038
Total all cities for week—
we
4,455,890
1.0
All cities, one day
ends
1,788,663
4,202,686
330,409,680
.
Cleveland
Richmond
our
1,595,037
5.9
—
4.9
.
Other
in
1,800,943
1,716,375
—10.1
453,827,845
Ten
Total
7.9
1,361,635
659,004,000
Cleveland
*
+
$
1,565,039
+
Baltimore
,
(11 cities)
20.9
Fourth Federal- Reserve District—Cleveland—
4.3
+
—
632,350,670
Kansas City i
8t.
Total
+
%
1955
$10,606,609,855
Boston
I
York
the week follows:
l
1,248,000,000
2,043,741
6,632,364
Scranton
At this center
Our comparative
5,559,325
1,296,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1955.
same
1,737,873
5,229,171
Wilkes-Barre
at $21,640,500,585 against
there is
1,874,954
1,837,883
Chester
Lancaster
obtain weekly clearings will be
6.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
1,514,930
Bethlehem
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 28, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
1,830,842
•
.
Federal
Reserve
Districts in which they are located and from
the New York Reserve District (including this
of
this
city) the totals show
an
Seventh Federal Reserve
note that in
we
Michigan—Ann
improvement
Grand
11.7%, in the Boston Reserve District of 2.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District
of
3.7%.
In
the
Cleveland
District
Reserve
17.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.2%
District of
13.2%.
The
totals
register
gain
a
Chicago Reserve District has to its
credit
an
"
by 6.0%.
20,331,634
Rapids
I
'•
■
'
'*
<
'
■
.
V
3rd
..
:
-
9,304,314
81,814,000
79,777,000
+
2.6
66,688,000
62,816,000
11,448,502
10,268,686
+ 11.5
7,647,100
10,3,#. 878
Haute
11,199,174,355
Philadelphia
11
6
6th Atlanta
1,296,700,627
+ 17.7
1,143,443,446
+
11th Dallas
1,388,730,668
791,676,086
691,122,255
+
7.9
1,380,014,575
__
_
Outside
We
York
now
<1
—109
_
New
add
our
13,306,057
—
2.0
1,525,150
1.268,690
1,042,079,490
+
9.4
1,081,970,738
953,978.101
6,797,757
5,502,088
+
23.5
5,232,267
3,793.490
15,990,677
'
13,266,836
1,404,268
+
II,901.469
+ 20.5
12,313,048
9,343,247
8,711,731
+
7.2
6,634,366
5,519,472
+ 20.2
8,855,559
5,241,527
1,529,045,325
1,388,730,668
+10.1
1,380,014,575
.1,241,986,314
*
i
(17 Cities)
9.050,462
.4,093,049.,
,
425,000,000
371,400,000
+ 14.4
324,100,000
326.700,000
212,290,310
151,412,119
2,973,657
188,843,736
+ 12.4
169,399,010
165,073,528
128,386,676
+ 17.9
116,634,191
115,308,731
19.3
2,137,956
2,092,103
791,676,086
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville-Illinois—Quincy—
Total
455,847,868
(4 oities)—
691,122,255
+14.5
612,271,157
609,174,362
2,491,843
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
2.1
471,606.003
+ 26.1
433,169,915
421,800,555
1,231,906,932
6.0
1,013,614,167
6,853,059
+
46.9
7,353,920
8,031,745
399,881.751
371,439,640
+
7.7
323,246,301
308.318,898
St.
153,940,390
141,772,587
+
8,6
114,517,942
113,674,571
Minnesota—Duluth
566,628,087
549,803,178
+
10,064,545
Minneapolis
627,122,084
1,083,054,860
+
,—_
609,174,362
472,506,595
•
22,448,425,097
20,269,522,599
+ 10.8
18,829,567,607
.
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,382,446
10,662,891,333
+
9.7
9,620,653,460
9,399,999,413
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
8,989,548
4,450,104
4,098,666
5,929,453
..
5,959,049
12,653,505
(7
"
cities)
13,403,199
596,302,194
Helena
18,742,705,208
11,695,724,884
City
31,002,503
13,759,705
1,140,279,301
*
Montana—Billings
Total
34,827,071
0.5
1,432,162'
,W
:
-
Tennessee—Memphis
1,241,986,314
612,271,157
•
594,753,771
M
,
604,634,744
-
1,306,031,277
M
10
+ 18.5
15,458,811
960,123,279
+ 14.5
552,515,748
569,736,273
1,024,887,912
+ 13.2
+ 10.1
640,305,043
6
12th San Francisco
9.2
708.342,751
1,170,754,320
596,302,194
9
5,006.727
37,429,362
14,738,177
1,215,342,828
<1
lQth Kansas City
100,852,103
4,703,115
44,342,343
"r
City
Missouri—St,
1,211,026,539
1,529,045,325
M
7
1,368,052,353
773,247,511
M
4
—
9th Minneapolis—*
3.7
1,324,844,096
M
17
8th St. Louis
9,684,272,927
+
3.811.581
102,107,069
+ 12.2
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
1,314,513,941
3,385,712
+ 16.7
6,000.842
4,477,024
•
1953
9,581,233,348
-
M
10
7th Chicago
,
6.4
119,495,809
6,735,345
4,188,398
"
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
!
688,812,845
1,526,175,458
H
*
:
»
680,834,689
+
1,363,332,776
M
7
6th Richmond
10,028,823,494
M
-
%
2.1
+ 11.7
787.383,776
1
+
139,493,385
—
Des Moines
Sioux
Total
Dec.
$
$
v
803.537,205
41
10
—
4th Cleveland,
i
■
,
12 dti«i
Boston
2nd New York
1955
1956
K
Week Ended April 21—
6,525.415
8,770,996
Terre
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st
13,337,905
7,315,938
Springfield
1954
13,852,604
8.0
+ 27.8
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
and in the Minneapolis Reserve
Inc. or
+ 15.9
8,725,034
10,650,703
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
increase of
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
I,598,405
9,419,984
Peoria
furnish
we
1,818,975
South Bend
.
following
17,548,354
1.1
+
13,614,662
Rockford
In the
2,415,158
'Indianapolis
of
and in the San Francisco Reserve District
26.1%
2,441,385
_
Lansing
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are larger by 2.1%,
in the Dallas Reserve District by
Arbor.
Indiana—Fort Wayne
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
10.1%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 14.5%
District of 7.9%.
the
V
District—Chicago-
552,515,748
+
4.4
6,696,663
6,529,783
+
8.6
3,771,557
3.579,950
0.5
4,792,408
4,359.080
-
5.6
-
7.9
+
12,127,804.
472,506,595
11,353,835
455,847,868
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
'
week ended April 21 for four years:
767,903
.'
..,
.
-
r
.
>
-
r
r
Clearings at—
'!•
"
'
1956
1955
$
1954
Inc. or
S
Dec. %
•
<
Omaha
1953
Maine—Bangor
:
2,402,548
2,153,696
+ 11.6
1,897,274
5,601,164
+
12.5
5,012,814
4,158,770
560,005,420
St.
1,796,461
6,303,271
_
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Lowell
3,459,325
_
__
.
'
^
r-
3.921,434
13,236,677
—
1.287,902'
3,549,544
-
+
17,731,958
1,421,301
—
_
New Bedford
13,507,907
.
0.5
7.3
2,819,620
+ 10.4
—
989,806
Springfield
Worcester
'
-
-
.
■-
9.354,645
1
—
2.0
10,332,516
145,004,683
140.949,154
46.0
9,782,730
8,043,810
9.3
24,329,794
403,878,264
+
1.9
342,581,440
21,454,569
367,888.917
11,981,524
+
0.4
11,305,608
11.407,200
+ 13.3
4,650.578
3,864,461
—
+
9,222,645
—
+
cities)
(9
5,976,369
627,122,084
640,305,043
:
3.241,409
(a)
(a)
-
+
2.1
3,39tf,470
549,803,178
566,628,087
1,007,170
1.4
^10,778,884
7,969,421
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas11,938,701
-
Dallas
38.380.633
+
9.5
42,232,978
+ 22.3
16,445,071
+ 21.8
7,812,707
7.295,453
401,394,641
+ 27.2
370,700,345
360.671,866
28,424,680
23,276,625
29.4
13,934,632
32,848,600
29,016,600
+ 13.2
28,274,600
34,103,700
2,609,689
2,245,500
+ 16.2
1,973,732
787,383,776
2.1
680,834,689
30.860.370
7,903,000
6,261,000
+ 26.2
7,356,266
6,359,093
+ 15.7
5,825,550
6,359.595
16,939,176
16.930.371
0.1
14,920,233
12,229,011
594,753,771
471,606,003
+26.1
433,169,915
421,800,555
688,812,845
-
cities)
+
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(12
+
1,799,791
803,537,205
39,920,036
Wichita
Forth
32,528,198
19,841,216
Worth
9,800,528
510,696,592
Texas—Austin
7.667,900
24,268.455
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
City
Joseph
Total
; 2,772,155
,
42,044,408
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
1.2
+
10,440,365
30,853,751
12,032,446
6,768,272
•
Galveston
Connecticut—HartfordNew
+
15,243,015
:
Pueblo
2,803,586
"
2,881,437-
'
:
^
709,902
8,072.846
'
9.5
*
•
667,616
7,419,922
575,461,598
658,473,121
662,038,742
River
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
,
Portland
840,758
819,398
5.8
+ 19.1
+
27,977,041
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
153,254.320
—42.0
411.625,277
Kansas—Topeka
•
-
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-
-
8,230,518
155,053,049
Lincoln
Week Ended April 21
725,577
9,805,527
Hastings
;
_
1,781,396
1,032,513
Nebraska—Fremont
.
cities)
(6
+
6,958,000
5.486,400
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Washington—Seattle
New
York—Albany
Binehamton
"
(al
Buffalo
3,701,841
4,103,303
111,939,425
+ 14.2
122,276,709
New Jersev—Newark
Northern
New
(10
_
—11.9
9,208,914,147
9,342,705,795
32,954,075
+ 20.8
199,023,965
;
29,711,682
..22,329,218
25,603,463
-s
21,106,517
'
,'652,'504
78,303,685
d——-
Lake
Utah—Salt
163,710,060
California—Long Beach
.
Pasadena
—
2.7
4.385,193
4,754,397
+
9.7
154,006,766
172,377,206
104,173,680
+
2.8
79,259,768
83,986.691
29.551,911
19,342,599
693.024,370
25,977.142
8,587,183
13.140,733
City
194.727,922
159.912,881
2.2
5,580.677
186.620,773
29,634,029
Oregon—Portland
16,563,407
654,429.194
20,750.019
7,699,680
11,809,669
+ 0.3
+16.8
+ 5.9
+-25.2
+11.5
+11.3
19,487,527
20.066.039
14.098,102
13,939*552
549,304.207
589.97L872
17.362.748
15.127,920
26,883,314
'
■
Jersey—
cities)
,
2,419,210
9,606.631,266
23,149,722
Syracuse
Connecticut—t-Stamford
1,941,020
28,843,132
.
+ 29.3
39,809,072
r.
2,557.528
10,752,700,213
_
_
3,230,602
—10.7
3,307,664
_
York
Rochester
Total
19,019,887
2.885,213
Jamestown
New
20,044,085
4,752,182
132,343,157
151,738,508
Emira
—23.9
39,423,560
30,000,363
+
5.427,909
204,795,214
107,078,133
—
Yakima
71
88,436,783
86,840,939
11,199,174,355
10,028,823,494
,
+
-
A
3.7
+ 12.7
2,445,469
2,299,123
17,970,551
+.9.3
.,',',70.142,069
1.8
'93,462,888
+ 11.7
9,581,233,348
20,880,255
•
,
+
21,300,584
San
v,
Francisco
Ban
Jose
Santa
Barbara
Stockton
Total
(10
Grand total
cities)-—•_
(109
l-J.
cities)—
69i213.004
9,684,272,927
Outside New
York City
(a) Earnings
7,2R6;533
11,834,535
1,306,031,277
1,231,906,932
6.0
1,013.614,167
1,083,054.860
22,448,425,097
20,269,522,599
+10.8
18,829,567,607
18,742,705;208
11,695,724,884
10,662,891,333
+
+
53,025,397
1
5.904.758
9,892,217
operations discontinued.
(*) Estimated.
9.7
* A
I
...
.
.
9,620;653,460 • ---9,390,999,413
.
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The Commercial and Financial
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Foreign Exchange Rates
Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
certifies daily to
countries of the
the Secretary
We give below a record for the week just
APRIL
National
First
Argentina, peso—
Free
Ceylon,
dollar
(Metropolitan),
France
franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
pound
Ireland,
Mexico,
Norway,
krone
Islands,
escudo
Philippine
Portugal,
krona
Switzerland,
franc
Sweden,
of
Union
United
Africa,
South
pound sterling
Kingdom,
.326425
.326375
1.006718
1.006250
.210300
.210400
.210300
.210200
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237151*
.237151*
.237151*
.237151*
.210300
.210400
.210300
.210200
2.808854
2.809375
2.807812
2.807187
.261306
.261300
.261242
2.781559
2.780012
Total
F.
certificate
gold
notes
R.
cash
Other
advances—
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
1469
766
2,775
Held
+
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.798879
2.797322
2,796699
2.809375
2.807812
2.807187
convertible junior debs, due Aug. 1, 1962—May
cumulative preferred stock
May
General Acceptance Corp., $1.50 series preferred stock
May
Jack & Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred stock
Jun
Lane Bryant, Inc., 414% cumulative preferred stock
-May
U. S. Industries, Inc.—414% conv. sub. debs, due 1969
May
Holdings of
$42 million.
million, respectively.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased $80 million.
and
14,498
+
2,990
+
371,201
79
+
293
,
1,303
4,434
—
the
million in
$55
U. S. Government securities—
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
Bought outright-
Increase ( + ) or
Certificates
—519,774
—107,600
363,470
r+
——10,932,699
Notes
972.558
♦*-<»
*—mS&8
9,153,913
Bonds
Decrease (—) Since
•
ASSETS—
*
'
" 1956
Held
23,251,832
under
—352,774
-107,600
23,251,832
outright—
repurchase agree't
bought
-107,600
Loans
investments
and
Loans
adjusted*
Commercial
Total U.
Gov't,
S.
securities
—352,774
from
Due
Bank
54,571
13,188
+
—653*724
4,603,911
—
+
65,388
assets
+
79
+
15,007
+
Mills
Pacific
assets
1,228
Real
25,887,133
96,402
—247,223
U.
+471,882
18,487,476
notes
Reserve
—166,741
changed its
4%
Member
bank
reserves
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
account
570,828
337,053
312,706
_
Other
+
—
126,871
18,633
47,139
—
Cash
98,064
—
3,963
+
securities
to
Balances
Banks
Common
4'4*%
domestic
banks
deposits
availability
Deferred
Other
liabs.
&
19,708,063
—135,022
items
3,846,918
—428,924
dividends
17,913
cash
accrued
—
22
+
31
+
14
+
+
339,535
92
—
liabilities
49,460,027
—660,150
+447,269
Capital
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Foreign
in__J,
313,595
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
Other
(Section
capital
109
+
+;
liabs.
& capital
accounts
—651,780,.
+554,364
reserves
$294
deposit & F. R. note liabili¬
ties
combined-
Contingent
46.2%
liability
1,527
+
126
53
+
banks
to
$25
and
—142
+
+ 130
+
252
're¬
increased
real
valuation
of
commercial
loans
estate
and
industrial
"other"
and
for
correspondents
42,930
2,445
„
3,917
—
66-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
7-
2
6-
$1.75
7-
3
6-
40c
6-
4
5-24
"
9
1V.C
9
5-18
5-
37Vac
6-
1
5-15
37 (4 c
6-
1
5-15
—
5-15
5-15
4-27
1
5-15
-
:"
6-
15c
6-15
-5-11
1
4-20
50c
6-10
5-21
17c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-
4
$1
<quar.)_—
5-
Co.—
Insurance
(quar.)—
.
(quar.)———
Marine insurance
25c
(quar.)
Ruppert'(Jacob),
1
5- 4
,
55c
Drug Co. (quar.)
;
Manufacturing Co., com. (reduced)45/2% convertible preferred (ouar.)
i—
Genessee
5-24
100%
6-
1
5-15
12(4c
6-
7
5-16
40c
Rheem
&
6-
6-14
50c
.
—
5-25
6-28
"
Reading Co., 4%. non-cum. 1st pfd.
Revere Copper <fc Brass (stock dividend)—;
(initial)
1
5-31
6-15
$$1
"
(quar.)
1
6-29
50c
State Oil' RefiningJ_—
Mining, Ltd
common
5-11
■
6-15
40c
New
4-27
25c
7V2c
;
:
common-.—:
(quar.)—
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
Quaker
8
5-
"
Washington
Quaker City Fire &
8
5-18
(quar.).
preferred A
5-18
$1.75
:
(N. J.)
2
1
12 Vac
(quar.)—
(quar.)—^
Ltd.
1
7-
-
$1.20
!
—
Steel
6-
$1.25
___
Rexall
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fond
951
—
4
-
25c
quar.)
5-10
6-10
RR.
$1.12'4
6-
1
5-10
$2
7-
2
6-20
25c
6-
8
25c
Valley
6-1
5-15
7-
6-11
(s-a)_i—
(quar.)_^i—„l.i_
Ross~(J.^O:> Engineering
15,210
+
82
—
4
,5-
.
7-15
preferred
Rochester
Industrial loan commitments—
4
6-
6- 1
.
$30c
loans
respectively.
figures revised.
11
6-
6-30
lVAc
(quar.)
Quemont
,
4-23
6-30
6-15
332
„
shown gross.
are
decreased
millions,
•>
857
deduction
after
and
reclassification
million
$318
and
$April
.1%
1955
5,
722
Banks—
1__L_
loans
4-30
'
(initial quar.)
class A
•
Common
4
5-21
6-
'25c
.
preferred
5%
of
'
1
75c
(increased quar.)_I
preferred (quar.)^L.
(initial
Providence,
"5-
45c
Co., class A (quar.)—:—_L.__
River,
5-22
-
1
"T
common
Princeton Water
85
—
accept¬
foreign
on
purchased
ances
.3%
—
—270
10,662
individual loan items
+Oct.
loans
ttatio of gold certificate
to
50,731,309
59
+
100
101
657
6-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc.,
6%
6- 1
25c
Class B
$2
banks
'Exclusive
serves;
Total
" +
2,679
others
From
8*261
+
236,532
11
banks
Federal Reserve
From
52*821
27,543
accounts
+
+
,
25c
——
(quar.)
common
Products,
B
9
5-22
1
-«.*-•
preferred (quar.)_—„-_
Class
Borrowings—
32,711
+
693,612
13b)
21,563
+
+502
21,596
Government deposits—
Interbank demand deposits—
Domestic
CAPITAL
56,713
S. Government—
S.
U.
Total
adjusted--
Time deposits except U.
$1
25c
+
.
Pocahontas Fuel
Powell
deposits
Demand
_
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)_
167
LIABILITIES—
6-
$1
—
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
$4.80 preferred (quar.)—
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
7%
5-18
5-
Pa.)—
(quar.)—"-:
Aircraft,
Piper
Poor &
2,678
1
6-11
*
726
365
215
+
—
6-
35c
(quar.)„_
Petroleum
—
35
31j/4C
5-15
1
Electric,»common^!
Portsmouth
—364,056
198
+
Phillips
80
+
6-
Corp.
Poloron
+'120
$1.25
"
.
:
—
6-15
5-22
7-
3%
'
(quar.)
(Butler,
Corp.
(quar.)
$1 ^preference
—1,851
—
pfd.
$5
3-31
•
1
6-12
$1
...
——'
Machine & Gear Co.—
Petrolite
4
5,-18
t
^—
dividend)-
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
25
.
957
with
7%
892
—1,304
—2,321
13,452
vault
in
(quar.)
(stock
Telephone
Peoples
—
1,256
:
with Federal Reserve
,1
~
Total
Oil
6-15
1
Co.—
Line
Peabody Coal, 5% prior preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (increased quar.)_:
—
:
8,288
banks—
Reserves
198
+
870f
+1,940f
—6,368
+
-
Pipe
Parkersburg-Aetna
+140
+ 42
—158
19,823
Loans
52,112
—
83$
—
.
839
687
6,346
indebtedness—
on
35$
+
27,695
bonds
S.
+
•.
11$
75c
name
preferred
6-
5-
5-15
10c
(quar.)__
45e-convertible
+
8,412
-
securities—total-
—
'i,
391
25c
—
pfd. (quar.)__:
26" above company
to Getty Oil Company.
4%
April
Eastern
Common
,
10,530
Other
Deposits—
U.
loans
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
LIABILITIES—
Federal
„
loans
Government
S.
94
—
1,298
estate
Other
+554,364
-651,780
50,731,309
2,350
Oil,
Effective
Panhandle
value shares.
par
(quar.)_____—
Western
Pacific
Philadelphia
,
.
ap¬
split three-for-one effective May 1.
three $2
for
+5,240t
2j
—
pur-'
securities
U.
Total
for
89
+
479
dealers
and
'+ 623
+7,717
40"
+ 121
+
27,291
!
or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
9,342
+
brokers
to
loans
loans
chasing
350*482
149,675
premises
Other
—
22
Items
cash
24,123,850
banks
foreign
Uncollected
securities—
and
loans
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
Total
85,48749,504
adjusted'
meeting
annual
Each $5 par value share to be exchanged
Perkins
Total
the
at
Perfect Circle (quar.)
(In millions of dollars)
Payable of Rec.
Pacific Intermountain Express Co.—
Apr. 20,
1 1955
Apr. 11,
Apr. 18,
1956
|
2,801,750
Holder«
When
Share
proved a proposal to split the shares on
a
two-for-one basis effective May 2.
Panhandle
A summary of assets
1966
*
1963
1798
issue.
Company
Stockholders
Note:
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$142 million and borrowings from others increased $130
million. Loans to banks increased $120 million.
1,098
this
Per
Name of
$25
decreased
they
Philadelphia District.
but
1968
15
30
1
2
Owens-Corning Fibreglass Corp.—
deposits
District,
1965
14
DIVIDENDS
adjusted increased $261 million in
the New York District and $107 million in the San Fran¬
cisco
.
10
(Continued from page 14)
bonds
Treasury notes and of United States Government
Demand
Inc.—
in
Announcement
million in
the N§w York District and a total of $140 million at all
reporting member banks. Holdings of Treasury certifi¬
65,709
111,425
—
Bills
Enquirer,
10-year 6%
Diamond Alkali Co., 4.40%
"Other" loans increased $83 mil¬
million
658
*
1752
May 31
.193330*
$158
1
May 31
lion, or which $62 million was in Chicago.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $105
54,253
agree't
repurchase
under
May
ing mortgage bonds, series A, due 1980
Corp., 314% debentures due I960-—
Celotex
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., $3 conv. preference stock
.193330*
decreased
*
'
,
Cincinnati
67,883
2,174
+
—
•
,
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
.496766*
1955
+
29,706
•
Ohio RR.—
&
Baltimore
Common
13,668
,
.0349000
Apr. 27,
—
outright—
Bought
.
.
...
.496766*
(—) Since
7,225
Acceptances—
.
May
2.798359
340,899
396,692
857,395
955
banks-.—
other
of
.
conv.
.0349000
$35 million.
Pag©
Date
Cyanamld
cum.
.233350
21,050,872
reserves
2013
2.808883
10,000
+
844,886
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
May 10
stock
CALLED
ISSUE
.193330*
1956
—
preferred
cumulative
.496766*
cates of indebtedness increased
1956
20,205,986
account—
1798
1798
.0349000
Increase (+ ) or
certificate
May 25
Apr 23
stock
pfd.
conv^
.0349000
of dollars)
ASSETS—
A
series
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080'
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
Co.,
.496766*
Apr. 18,
1797
374% convertible debentures, due 1965
May 1
Armstrong Rubber Co.—
514% convertible subordinated debentures due 1974—May 22
2.779393
creased
Apr. 25,
1
Jun 15
12-year
.261175
2.781043
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Decrease
due 1973.-
series—
4
*
thousands
May
Co.—
Co.—
........
preferred stock, series B
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
314%
♦Nominal.
(In
Coal
414%
Corp.
American
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
2.808839
—
1757
1
Company and Issue—
.326550
1.005468
.233350
2.798256
pound
Gas
ENTIRE
.0200250
.0200250
.0200250
.0200197
.140080'
.496766'
.0349000
.193330*
peso
York
.326525
,261341
2.780940
guilder
pound
Zealand,
New
1
Jun
f. debentures due June 1, 1964—
s.
mortgage pipeline bonds
.0385802*
1.003973
.0800560
peso
Netherlands,
May
1973
*
.00435401
.00285468
.237176*
.210300
2.808958
markka
due
bonds
15-year 5 % convertible subs, debentures due 1970
.0262566*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.210300
rupee
Finland,
1756
Asspciates—
Varian
2.236802
2.237300
2.238545
994
1756
1
Corp.—
Light Co., Ltd.—
Mortgage gold bonds, 6%
First
.0555555*
.0269533*
.0266090*
.0256913*
1
Apr 30
May
Corp.—
4%%
Oil
National
first
Truax-Traer
2.238130
2.238047
,0385802*
.0200270
.326525
1.003437
Australia,
America—
Tokyo Electric
April 26
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555'
.0252666'
Official
1754
bonds
Oil
&
15-year 314%
4%
$
$
$
Gas
mortgage
Western
Southern
Thursday
$
April 24
April 23
April 20
Wednesday
April 25
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium,
franc
British Malaysia, Malayan
Canada, dollar
York (Value In United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
Unit
1
sinking funds debs, (sub.) due 1970_.
(John) & Co., 3% debentures due 1958
Pacific
Country and Monetary
1753
-May
1982
4%
Bros.
Morrell
1956, INCLUSIVE
1956 TO APRIL 26,
20,
5%
1
May
due
bonds
of Central
Rys.
mortgage
1st
1
May
I
Ry.—
4%%
mortgage
International
Lit
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
RATES CERTIFIED BY
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
1st
passed.
world.
Worth & Denver
Fort
1753
May
debentures due 1977_
debentures due 1961:
3%,
20-year
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
the requirement of Section
Pursuant to
Rubber Co.—
Tire &
25-year 314%
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Firestone
.,
common
"
4V4"% preferred (quar!)-':
Safety Car Heating & Lighting
$1.12%
—
5-22
•
2
Co.—
Name changed- to Safety Industries, Inc.—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows
the
following principal changes for the week
ended April 18: Increases of $121 million in loans ad¬
justed and $502 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
a decrease of $270 million in demand
deposits credited
25c
Below will be found
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
called for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred and
including those
stock
common
ing tenders, and the page number'gives-the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details
a
total
of $89 million at
in
all but
all
reporting
increases of
member
banks; the principal changes were
$30 million in the Chicago District. $24 million in the
St. Louis
District, $19 million in the Philadelphia Dis¬
trict, $17 million in the San Francisco District, and $14
million each in the Minneapolis and Dallas
a
decrease of $60
District, and
million in New York City.
according to industry
in
appear
another
Changes
release.
press
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying
securities
decreased
3
$94 million.
1
...
I
'
,
Real
'
loans
estate
1
'
r
.
,i
.
in'
*"
r
Z'Ar'a..
-
,
'
I
*
{
'
>,
1st
Gas
3Va%
mtge.
Alabama
Power
J
St.
3%%
sinking
5.90%
Atlanta
First
s.
fund
C,
ser.
1st
1971.
mtge.
bonds
of
ser.
1983— May
due
A,
Charlotte
Air
mortgage 3%%
1957
1
1749
1962_May
1
1
Scott
preferred
effect
proved
due
May
1
1
1750
Lines
May
1
1750
Ry.—
Seaboard
$4.75
$5
coll. tr.
mtge..
Products
Co.,
4%%
414%
f.
s.
conv.
bonds,
.
>
•
"
.
'
.4
,
,
ser. A,
debs,
sub.
,
tr"
'
due 1982_May
due
•
1975
1
i
May
1753
(quar.)
Sigma Mines,
Ltd.
I
>
1
7-18
$25c
6-
1
5-12
7-10
6-21
7-10
6-21
to
meeting
7
ap¬
common
Commerce
plan
earlier
25c
(quar.)
$1.18%
$1.25
-
' J
„
t
.Jfc
^
+
^
'
7-10
6-21
53c
6-
1
5-10
30c
6-
4
5-23
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
7-27
6-28
$20c
^
I
J
8-
15c
Co.
(quar.)
1471
1
$1
15c
Surety
Siegler Corp.
1
held
split the
common
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
Shakespeare
1st
7-18
5-
the
9
5-18
1
be
_•
annual
to
preferred
Refunding & impr. mtge. 374% bonds, ser.H, due 1973_Jun
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
,
,.
,
(par to
share
Interstate
approved
Finance,
Seaboard
-
The
5-
6-11
month.
this
due 1963
bonds
the
at
Commission
1749
May
1970
Georgia—
7-10
5-10
5-18
8-
.
—
(quar.)
Ry.— ;
proposal
a
two-for-one.
7-17
5-25
split-up)
Line
Stockholders
each
for
$1)
Air
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Evans
to
2-for-l
com.
4
85c
-
of
4-23
45c
i
!dividend)—
share
Ltd.
Seaboard
—
(quar.)
additional
4-25
si
25c
(quar.)
(stock
Steel
4-23
30c
(quar.)
.preferred
5-
4-25
■
25c
(quar.)—.
:
Co.,-common
Paper
$3.40
1469
due
Insurance
(quar.)—
Schering. Corp.
Pag©
—May 15
capital debentures due 1973
&
Marine
y
Savage Arms
Ltd.—
debentures
Co.
due
f. debentures,
Canada,
Discount
American
,
bonds,
5%
of
Co.
Fire <fe
Paul
—
5-15
$1
(quar.)
com.
!
—
Scytes & Co.,
Co., 414%
Alleghany Corp.,
Aluminum
Date
-
.
Corp.—
)
.
Extra
changed
Company and Issue—
Alabama
'
'
i
:
7- 2
25c
75c
Paper-——
Joseph Stockyards,
(One
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Commercial and industrial loans increased
St.
Scullin
to domestic banks.
two districts and
Croix
$4
given in the "Chronicle."'
were
St.
«.
x
Volume 183
Number 5529
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
♦.
.
(2117)
Per
Name of
Company
Simpsons,
Singer
Skil
Mfg.
Corp.
Smith
Shares
Ltd.
6%
20c
6-
1
5-15
62 Vic
6-
1
5-15
Co.
4-30
Investment
6-15
5-15
net
50c
6-13
5-14
30c
6-20
6-
(quar.)_
—
Chemical,
10c
common
(quar.)..
Corp.,
5-
1
4-20
6-
8
5-25
6-9
5-7
Air
6-
__*
7c
1
Airfleets,
31V4C
6-29
6-
1
6-
1
preferred
25Vic
5-31
5-
5
5-31
5-
5
30Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
5-31
5-
5
Allied
6-6
5-7
Allied
Alloy
(quar.)__
Co.
Ry.
.__
Co
J.
Investors
preferred
Engineering
r__
Standard Brands, common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_:
Standard
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-
5-15
4-30
t$l
6-15
6-
60c
6-
1
5-10
Amerada
6-
1
5-10
Porgings
Standard
Oil
Co.
Standard
Oil
Co.
Stanley
Warner
Sterling
Corp.
Aluminum
5- 4
5-15
Suburban
5.20%
preferred
Drug,
preferred
Sunray
4
Vi%
pfd. A series
5Vi%
Tool
Sutherland
Tampax,
Texas
&
1955
pfd.
Die
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
Thrifty
Trade
Winds
Traders
RR.
Electric Co.
$4.50
of
past
preferred
Tank
United
Series
United
7%
&
A
6-
1
American
1
American Natural
5-10
._
preferred
United
S.
S.
7%
U.
&
States
preferred
S.
Truck
United
Lines
Steel,
Universal
Cooler
6%
Valcsr
$3
preferred
Warren
(S.
$4.50
preferred
Warren
$3
Wayne
Weber
Welex
12-20
12-10
1
6-15
5-31
6-
5-15
1
5-31
8-15
(quar.)
4-20
1
5-10
6-21
6-
3.80%
7
5%
7- 2
5-31
7-
2
6-12
6-
1
5-15
5
5-22
6-5
5-5
6-5
5-5
$1
50c
5-15
6-15
5-4
$5
5-18
5-
6-15
6-
1
6-30
6-
8
5-25
5-10
4-30
5-
6-
1
4-14
2
5-11
4.35%
4-26
4.35
6-
1
5-21
Atlantic
6-
1
5-11
Atlantic
5-1
4-20
4-30
Atlantic
1
5-11
3.75%
6-
1
5-11
2
preferred
Refining Co.,
preferred B
of
50c
6-1
5-7
6-
1
5-
20c
6-
4
5-11
6%
4-30
6%
7
4-30
4-27
25c
5-15
4-27
Automobile
Class
5%
Extra
4-20
Avondale
10c
(quar.)
5-
4-27
5-15
4-30
$4.50
4
5c
Tube
(quar.)
4-18
$1
T_
4-30
4-25
6-15
5-18
75c
(quar.)
5-15
20c
(quar.)
6-28
6-
8
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid.
this
The list does not include divi¬
week,
these being givep in
the
preceding table.
Per
Company
share
When
Holdera
Payable 0/ Ree.
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
conv.
preferred (clears all
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
6%
Piano,
preferred
Baltimore
&
*
27V2C
5-
1
4-13
non-cum.
Bangor &
dividend).
Brockton
Stores
$72y2c
Taunton
4.40%
Gas,
preferred
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)__
5-
1
9
25c
6-
1
5-18
Brown Co.
Bruning
(quar.)
(Charles)
Buchanan
Steel
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Castings,
preferred (quar.)
6%
Buffalo
Machine
&
Ankerite
1
4-16
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
5c
5-25
5-15
J5c
Mines
preferred
55-
4-30
4-13
(quar.)
Mining & Concen¬
$1
trating Co. (quar.)
Name changed to Bunker Hill Co. effective
30c
Bunker
Hill
March
Bulolo
Sullivan
&
Gold
Dredging,
(interim)
Ltd.
-
J25c
15c
—
'
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Burns
1
5-
4-12
5-10
9
4-
27.
Burdines, Inc. (quar.)
Burma
5-11
1
6-
10c
25c
common
(quar.)
Gold
Bullock's, Inc., 4%
25c
(s-a)
$1.50
Buckeye Steel
1
4-19
5-f 1
4-14
5-
Mines,'"Ltd.—
Ltd.
(quar.)
2'Ad
Burry Biscuit Corp.,
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co., 4'/2% convertible
preferred (entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on May 1 at $26 per share plus this
4-
7-30
7-
9
10-30
10-
9
31c
*
4-30
tl5c
•*.
5-15
115c
$15c
& Co.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-15
3-22
9
4-27
Bush
dividend)
Bush
9%c
Terminal
Butler
Mfg.
Byers
Co.
Co.
(stock
(A. M.), 7%
Caldwell
Linen
4-30
4-23
7
$1.75
5-
1
4-13
com.i
t20c
5-
1
4-13
(quar.)—1
t37c
5-
1
J20c
5-
1
4-13
17J/2C
6-
1
5-
75c
Mills,
5-
1
4-13
45c
5-15
4-30
Ltd.,
partic. preferred (quar.)
Electric
4-13
5-
40c
partic. pfd. (quar.)
preferred
1st
2nd
1
5-
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Power,
(quar.)_—
com.
5-14
4-13
4
California Water Service Co.—
$3 preferred (quar.)
Packing
6-15
5-14
4.40%
preferred
6-15
5-14
5.30%
conv.
6-15
5-14
5.28%
conv.
6-15
5-15
5.36%
7-
1
6-
1
1
4-27
conv.
5.20%
6-
5.20%
5-10
4-20
5-
4-10
1
conv.
1
C
(quar.)
27'/2c
(quar.)
6-15
5-
1
$55C
6-
311/4C
$25c
5 21
4-
5
1
5-15
5-10
4-25
&
5-
4-
1
2
33y2c
4-30
5-15
4-30
313/4C
—
4-10
30c
31'Ac
33c
5-
4-10
5-
4-10
5-
4-10
5-
4-10
60c
5-
4-10
37'Ac
4-"*0
d-
$25c
5-31
4-30
t32'/2c
6-20
5-21
(quar.)__
:_
(initial)
preferred
(increased s-a)
pref.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
Special
Special
(increased
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$37'/2C
$$1.25
Canadian
1
5-
Industries,
Ltd.,
4-20
'Canadian
Investment
Fund
4-30
4-13
Canadian
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
Class
A
B
4-16
4-30
4-20
Caterpillar
$1,121/2
4-30
4-20
4.20%
Celotex
9
6-
1
6-15
200%
4-30
4-10
1
$3c
5-15
4-30
10c
4-30
4-
$1.50
7-13
6-29
$1.50
10-15
9-28
6
5%
of
$1.50
1-15-57
12-31
RR.
B
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
5%
preferred
preferred
B
(quar.)
preferred
A
(quar.)
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
Lines-.
60c
6-30
6-
Central
Coal
45c
5-31
5-10
Central
Electric
5-
1
4-11
Central Foundry
7- 2
6-15
Central Hudson
7
Savings
$50c
65c
Centennial
.—
Transport
&
3-29
4-16
6-
1
a
5-15
5-
1
4-
6-
1
5-11
5-31
5-16
6
40c
$12c
$25c
$13c
$25c
$12c
Coke
&
Gas
(s-a)—
Gas
Co.,
8-15
8-15
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
5-31
5-16
4-20
5-10
5-10
4-20
4-30
4-
6
4-30
4-
6
7- 3
6-22
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
17(60
6-20
6-
pfd.
Elec.
9
6-20
6-
9
9-20
9-
8
9-20
9-
8
12-20
12-
8
12-20
12-
8
5-
1
4 10
50c
—
(quar.)
5%
&
8-31
8-31
45c
(quar.)
preferred
5-21
6-15
1
$$2.50
5%
8-27
2
4-30
5-
Co.—
5%
6-15
7-
4-23
(quar.)
A
9-17
5-15
$1.05
60c
25c
(s-a)
Georgia Ry.
$1
1
$25c
preferred
$1
6-
4-27
common
5%
(quar.)
4-10
4-16
5-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
5-15
—
Tractor,
preference
4-10
1
1
$50c
(quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
5%
55-
$$1.25
27V2c
preferred
Central
6-15
$15c
5%
"
9-14
12-14
$8c
^
1
preferred
Corp.,
1
5-
j,$10c
—
(quar.)
4-30
3
$$2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Class
30c
710-
1-2-57
$30c
common
Ltd—4
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Carolina Power & Light, com. (quar.)
Carpenter Paper
(quar.)
Catelll Food Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1.12%
7-
3
$50c
& Dock Ltd. (Increased)__
Fairbanks-Morse Ltd. (inc. quar.)
Dredge
1
6-
4-10
Ltd.—
Bronze,
6-
20c
4-30
1
55-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
18%c
5-15
25c
$0.1584
com.
(quar.)
30c
4
4-30
5-15
32'/2c
Soup (ouar.)
Cement Ltd., common
Common
4-16
5-15
32y2c
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
5%
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
24c
4-30
5-15
25c
Telephone,
preferred
$1.30
5-15
33c
tlOc
tlOc
tlOc
Water
preferred
Canada
4-30
5-15
33V8C
pfd. series D (quar.)
pfd. series E (quar.)
preferred series F (quar.)—
pfd. series G (quar.)
pfd. series H (quar.)
pfd. series I (quar.)
5.08%
$1
Corp.
4-16
(quar.)
1
5-
4-
1
—
1
1
5-
Bates & Lnnes, Ltd., class A (s-a)
1
6-
1
$1.12
Bath
7-
5-
(quar.)
4-30
6-18
95c
$1.10
pfd.
(quar.)
4-13
1
6-
(quar.)
5-
3
5-
45c
B
quar.)L_
3
4-
5-
$1.10
B
&
5-
1
5-15
(quar.)
A
Trust
5-15
6-11
(quar.)
Class
(increased)—.—
1
6-
B
Class
(resumed
4-19
Brooklyn Union Gas
Class
RR.
9-16
25c
tl2y2c
(quar.)
4-16
National
1
5-23
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4-10
(San Fran.)
Works
10-
$50c
(quar.)
1
5-7
Iron
Broadway-Hale
1
gOc
1
6-16
$$1.12 y2
Ltd
British Columbia Forest Products Ltd. (quar.)
5-
Aroostook
America
1
7V2%
5-
5%
of
7-
(quar.)
30c
1.
3-27
$$1.12 Vi
Tobacco-
I2V2C
5
Association
preference
4-13
5
6-15
per
Final
4-13
5-
Bank
$2.90
British-American
1
5-
4-13
$42
preferred (quar.)
Traction, Light & Power,
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
5-
5-
4-13
at
4 y2 %
4-30
10c
4-13
4 V2 %
56'/4C
40c
1
15
Cordage, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
37 Vic
preferred
preferred
6-29
Brantford
4-13
27V2c
(quar.)
May
4-30
(quar.)
4-30
issue
dividend)
15c
Ohio
non-cum.
on
this
15c
(quar.)
5-28
4-11
4-30
plus
(entire
Bowling Green Fund
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
5-15
redeemed
share
preferred
$4c
(quar.)
1.
$1.25
Utilities,
6%
preferred
6-13
5-
20c
be
$2.75
6-15
of
and
;
2
68%c
Inc.,
California
.50c
dividend)
1
7-
79c
Locomotive, Ltd
Oil Cos., Ltd.
Corp
4-16
5-
9-14
Bourjois,
Canadian
(stock
1
5-
12-14
Canadian
Wilcox
4-16
$1
Campbell
(quar.)
4-16
9-28
4-13
series)
4-20
1
1
60c
preferred
5%
4-13
(1947
5-21
5-
5-
12-28
new
(quar.)
4-25
$1.25
$1.24
(quar.)
6-15
5-16
$1.25
preferred
Balanced Mutual Fund of Canada Ltd
Baldwin
RR.,
4-30
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4%
arrears).
Extra
rorp. of America (stock
Adams-Millis Corp. (quar.)
&
Maine
4-30
preferred
4%
Acme
$1.10
Babcock
&
15c
preferred
6-30
preferred
$1.32
(accum.)
6
5-28
preferred
$1.20
common
4-
6-15
5%
$1.25
B/G Foods, common
Class A common (quar.)
6%
-
Mills,
9
1
5-
87y2c
(increased)
Fund
4-10
—
4-
5c
|
4-25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Machines, Mc.—
1
25c
(quar.)
5-10
conv.
5-25
5-
11c
Edison
Canadian
Ayers (L. S.) & Co., common
4'/a % preferred (quar.)
4»/2%
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
B
prior pfd.
5-18
30c
income)-
preferred
15c
Avildsen Tools &
40c
4%
(quar.)
$2.25
5-24
10%
A
preferred
Mfg.,
5-31
6-11
10c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
4-10
(quar.)
4-25
25c
investment
(from
common
5-18
93 %c
common
5-15
30c
dividend
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.50
Aveo
Corp.
Fisheries,
1
& Co.—
Banking,
A
Bondstock
Booth
1
(quar.)—_—
4-15
25c
$2.50
6-15
1
15c
Mutual Fund—
(From net investment income)
1
income
4-18
5-
(North Carolina)—
Camden Fire Insurance Asso.
period
31, 1955
4-18
4-30
50c
5-14
covering
3-30
20c
Quarterly
5-
pfd. (s-a)__
pfd. (quar.)
4-30
3-30
4-13
Blue Ridge
5-
-
prior preferred
20c
(quar.)
(increased)
Blue Ridge Insurance
Canadian
Nichols
pfd.
1
1
5-1
Co
Tobacco
6-
1956.
conv.
W.)
6-12
7-
$1.20
Bros.
50c
Both, payments from investment
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd
Austin,
(E.
5-14
6-
4
Bliss
Bloch
5-
(quar.)
5-
25c
6-12
6-15
5-
A
$1.25
(s-a)
5-
50c
(quar.)
50c
31,
2
$17 Vic
&
5-25
six
months
ending Dec.
quarterly of 8c for period ending March
1
4-24
10c
25c
(quar.)
16c
5-15
4
50c
(quar.)
conv.
1
:
(quar.)
5-18
1
Class
2
5-
6-
(quar.)
Gorham, Inc.—
common
(increased)
Starr
$1.08%
5-15
5-
5-15
1
4-30
Development Mutual Fund—
Semi-annual
Black,
5-15
5-
Birtman Electric
$1,021/2
com.
25c
6-11
30c
(quar.)
$1.08%
com.
4-20
1
8
15C
1
5-15
Acryvm
RR.,
4-20
5-
(7/12ths of 1%)
(quar.)
Bingham-Herbrand
$1
1
$1.50
-_
4-16
$1.50
6-
5-15
Steel
Atomic
Co.
&
Calif.
(Conn.)
Plywood Corp., $1.25
Atlas Steels, Ltd.
95c
$1 preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Bankshares
4-16
1
$1
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., 5y2%
$1.12V2
;
1
5-
56 % c
(quar.)__
5-
(quar.)
37'/2C
6-
10c
Acme
Co.
Line
non-cum.
6-
11c
Name of
5%
Corp.
Watch
California
(quar.)
Line
Coast
(stock div.)
2%
25c
C^uar.)
65-
1
7-
75c
Works
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$35c
$1.50
(quar.)
4
5-
$1.183/4
6-
60c
common...
9
shares
(quar.)
Atlas
(quar.)
announced
B
preferred
Coast
Best
80c
dividend
2nd
5-15
(quar.)
dends
Class
City Electric—
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
6-8
(quar.)
we
and
Benrus
$1.50
4%
30c
.'
9
4-
4-16
stock
preferred (quar.) —
Refining, com. (increased)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
4-
1
1
Atlantic
5-15
White River Propane Gas.
Williams (J. B.) Co., com.
Below
A
Associated Tel. & Tel., common
$4 partic. class A (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Athey Products
1
5-15
Corp.
&
1
5-
B
4'/2%
preferred
6-
40c
Radio
Stock
5-15
(quar.)
Zenith
Oil
$1.50
1
Dental Mfg.
&
Class
new
Ashland
1
5-
5-
20c
20c"
(quar.)
Corp.
of
7-
5-15
York-Hoover
shs.
6-
Equipment,
$1.13
pfd.
4-20
80c
Aro
$1
Fixture
4-20
1
15c
&
com.
6-15
10c
Youngstown Sheet
A
1
7-
5-11
1
5-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Class
sh.
9
4-10
5-
outstanding at the present time)
each
1
20c
$1,121/2
5-31
6-18
Miles
A
Rubber, Class
(stock div.)
(iy2
20c
(quar.)
6-18
5-
38 */2c
pref.
(initial)
B
20c
&
6-29
1
62y2c
(quar.)
2nd
Pref.
50c
(quar.)
6-27
4-18
Power—
Armstrong
75c
Motors
Electric
preferred
$2.40
25c
(quar.)
5-29
6
1
6-
6-20
$$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
7-
$56 Vic
for
7-
Wysong &
4% %
2
7Vi%
common
1
6-26
30C
5-18
65c
:
6-
25c
qtiar.)
(initial
Beneficial
5-15
$2.25
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Applied Research Laboratories
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
6-9
60c
;
5-15
1
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
(s-a)__
1
6-
40c
Wisconsin
Appalachian
$1.75
;
1
6-
Trap Co. of America, Inc., com
preferred (quar.)
:
65c
62Vic
•
6-
34 %c
Animal
4
5-31
30c
(s-a)
5-
Anheuser-Busch
4
6-30
$1.06V4
.
5-15
(quar.)
common
6-
50c
7-
New
com.
common
5-
25c
(s-a)
Window Glass Ce. (stock
5-
.
5-25
Timber
preferred
5-
6-21
5-15
5-15
5-18
S.)
50C
Works, common
preferred (quar.)—;
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred B
(S.
Viscose
7
6-11
Weverhaeus®r
4-10
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
1
6-
Is 6d
West Jersey & Sea Shore RR. (s-a)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
White
4-10
7-20
5-
Ltd.—
Electric,
1
1
,"'8-15
25c
6-
Westinghouse
88-
Water
8-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
Belknap,Hardware & Mfg., 4%
Buell Die
25c
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred
15c
(quar.)
to
V
25c
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
60c
(quar.)
5-11
4-30
.(Indianapolis)—
American
20c
*"
5
(q«ar»)
7-20
25c
preferred
6%
Insur&mce
$1.75
6-
(quar.)_
B
7-20
50c
Snowdrift, 4.80%
West Indies Sugar (quar.)____
4Va%
A
Class
7-20
56V4C
-__
com.___
A
common
States
8-15
75c
&
American
8-15
7Vic
(quar.)
Services
Oil
7%
$1
"
:
(final)
i.
30C
;
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.)
American
6-29
(quar.)
Iron
4.40%
$1.25
non-cumulative
87Vic
(quar.)
Showcase
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Wire
Jet
Wesson
4-16
preferred
5%
American
.
(quar.)___
Knitting Mills
4-16
1
9-10
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Washburn
1
5-
6-11
(Northami
conv,
5-
6-20
$25c
Co.,
4-13
9-20
$30c
(quar.)
D.)
Lines,
1
55a
:
_
4-25
5-
37y2c
(quar.)
common
5-18
$1.25
50c
Manufacturing,
1
$1.25
6-
__
•Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
Vickers, Ltd. (initial)_I
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Walker
5-21
6-
(quar.)
$1.06(4
class
Enterprises
6-15
(quar.)
5V2 %
(quar.)
Co.,
4-20
1
preferred
6-15
Corp., common
Insurance
4-20
1
6-
preferred
$1.75
participating preferred ($uar.)
Universal
Gas,
92Vic
America
(Del.)
1
5-
6C
(qttar.)
American Seating
...
Oil
5-
American
Ltd
Consol.
30C
$1.25
(quar.)
4-16
7-
Brazilian
non-cumulative
;•
(quar.)
Universal
6-30
non-cumulative
$1.75
series A
Steel
'5
$1.12 y2.
common
President
6-8
\
Lithograph,
preference,
4-13
7-
I
Fund
6-8
;
Printing
5%
1
5%
Hoffman
United
5-
5%
changed
Machinery Corp—
4!A%
participating preferred (quar.)____
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Playing Card
U.
4-30
10%
Mutual
preferred
Class
(quar.)-____
Bolt,
11-30
5-15
6-8
$1.25
(quar.)
&
12-15
4-20
$1.12Vi
common
B
8-31
25c
dividend
6-8
^___
ord.
5-31
50c
7-3
__;
rets.
e-15
9-15
1
Electric Co.
of
5-11
"5c
——
5-
$25c
,
preferred
to
Meter
American
5-25
5-
Ltd.—
deposit
Screw
Class
U.
Stock
15c
27y2c
1
5%
4-19
7-3
35c
Co.
Molasses,
Amer.
Marietta,
7-3
(s-a)—:——
Asso.
Illuminating
-
4
4-30
quar.)
(quar.)___
»
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
7%
Holdert
6-
(initial
common
S.) Shoe, common
preferred (quar.)
Belmont
Boston
5-
20c
preferred (quar.)
Co.* Ltd., 4Vi% pfd
7-3
(quar.)..
Insurance
United
American
new
When
Payable of Rec.
$75c
Aircraft
Boston
t60c
—
40c
United
4-19
7Vic
A
(quar.)
United
5-15
30c
.
6%
4-23
30c
"5-7
5-2
5-21
20C
6-15
6-
4-19
4-26
5-
(A.
4%%
Beech
Boston
Semi-annual
5%
1
5-10
3 0.33056
2
May
$1.40
3Vi %
quar.)
(quar.)
American Home Products (monthly)
American Indemnity (Texas)
6-1
5-31
5-15
50c
Quarterly
35c
6-2
5-15
1
Share
<
Co., Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
Stock
American Furniture
American
6-15
1
6-
20C
5-7
50c
6-
1
45c
to
Company
Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3 prior pfd.
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
from
:
1
12Vic
5-15
87y2c
.
(quarterly
American Metal
$1
Engineering & Foundry,
Va %
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-7
6-
4-16
6-
(St.
American Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
American Fire & Casualty
(Orlando)—
5-7
$1.25
4-30
87y2C
Co.
(increased)
Shares
(initial
5-7
Missouri—
preferred
50c
25 c
(quar.)_^
Insurance
convertible
common
6-1
-
United Gas Improvement, common
4
dend;
New
6-1
-
week company
Glass,
preferred
$103.50
6-1
Car.
Can
at
t$1.12Vi
(quar.)
6-15
4-16
preferred series B (en¬
for redemption on May
per
share plus this divi¬
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
called
$1.18%
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Lumber (Calif.)
(quar.)_
Union
4
issue
5-4
(quar.).
$4 preferred
$3.70
7-
8
75-
Co. (quar.)_^_
Cyanamid Co.—
•
2
—
to Union
name
Common
7
933/4c
12yac
Can
35c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)..
(quar.)
this
5-15
5-
5-18
3y2c
6-9
pfd. A (quar.)___
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
Effective
1
4-30
6-10
(quar.)__
pfd.
5%
Corp.
Co.
90c
t60c
Greenbush
Trunkline Gas Co.,
its
5-15
6-
5-15
39c
Board
t50c
Troy &
Union
5-15
12Vic
preferred (quar.)
6%
1
6-1
5-
preferred
Union
6-
6-20
50c
(quar.),_
common
convertible
tire
1
5-28
B
5%
5-
40c
....
4Vi%
5-15
r
com.
class
Class
5-15
5-11
(quar.)..
Ltd.,
1
6-15
—■___
Co
Finance,
6-
5-10
:
Welder
Stores
3y2%
5-7
(quar.)
Electric
Drug
American
5-15
5-7
Thompson Products, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thomson
American
5-18
1
5-25
(quar.)
preferred
1
9
6-
6-1
(quar.)
4-28
net income)
6-
6-1
(quar.)
5%
6-
Book
$1.37Vi
Transmission,
preferred
6-15
10c
____
preferred
4
50c
Lines
(quar.)
Eastern
5-
28Vac
______—
:___
4.75%
5-25
4IV4C
—
5-10
Business
(quar.)..
(quar.)_
4.50%
Box
American
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
American
37 Vic
(quar.)..
.
Natural
Co.
5-10
5-10
5c
....
Oil,-com.
Paper
Tennessee
Texas
2nd
conv.
Superior
American
8
65c
(quar.)
Mid-Continental
5-11
6-
30c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-27
30c
6-11
50c
common
5-17
.
50c
com.
conv.
Sun Ray
6%
Gas,
8 15
8-15
20C
(quar.)
50c
5-15
2
2
(increased)
25c
__
1
7-
of America,
25c
■—
Propane
Steel
75c
_
6-
4
7-
Automobile
Louis)
5-15
1
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)..
—_
5-28
1
5-
6-
$1.05
Co.
Co.
American
6-
5-15
25c
Products
87y2c
(quar.)
Airlines, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)_
6-15
:
(quar.)—1
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar,);
pd.
5-18
-
-
$1.15
Petroleum
6-15
9c
*
(quar.)____
(quar.)___
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar CO.,
50c
Stewart-Warner
Extra
1
Cast
Aluminum
87Vic
California-(quar.)
(Indiana)
2
3Vi%
(quar.)
of
37 Vic
(increased quar.)_
American
—
.
4-14
Mills
$1.05
Sprague
4-30
4-30
1
50c
Control
$1
(quar.).
1
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
27c
(quar.)
(Del.)
Sovereign Life Assurance Co., ctfs. (s-a)___
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)___
4,20%
66-
25c
$3.50 prior preferred
13c
;
Southwestern Elec. Service
Southwestern
4-16
12 y2c
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60%
4-16
1
$27y2c
com.
Per
Name of
Bathurst Power & Paper -Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Beck
(quar.)
Alabama Gas. Corp.,
6-29
(quar.)
1
5-
$10c
26Vic
Edison'4.08%
preferred
4-30
5-
27c
(quar.)
Inc.
5-15
13c
preferred (quar.)
Control Products
25c
Calif.
4.88%
Southern
Common
38%c
_
(quar.)—
4.24%
Southern
6-29
20c
Mfg.;
5 % %
4-16
Beaver Lumber
55c preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
4-20
1
Baystate Corp.,
5V2%
30c
common
preferred
$1.55
1
5-
realized
from
10c
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
15C
capital gains)
Aerona
$1.50
(S. Morgan)
Co.
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
$1.25
5-
4
and
income
When
Share
of Company
5-10
Smith
Sonotone
Name
Admiral Finance, 60c pfd. (quar.)_l_
Advisers Fund, Inc. (10c from undistributed
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
Per
Payable of Rec
112 Vic
__
(quar.)
Agricultural
Holdera
<
'• Share
(quar.)___
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred (quar.)__:
Simca-American
When
-
.•
49
-
5-
1
4-
2
20c
4-30
,1,4-
9
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased)
V
6-
1
5-15
20c
5-
1
4-10
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2118)
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
SI.50
preferred (quar.)
Light, 4%
4.50%
...
$1
Public Utility
i
53
4-30
6-
1
5-
3
5-
1
4-20
5-15
4-13
30c
5-15
5-
,
class
Alkali,
called
for
.
redemption
4-30
4-25
4-30
4-25
$1
4-30
4-25
•1
7-
1
6-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
Beneficial
1
4-
5-
1
4-10
6
Divco
1
4-16
11-
1
10-15
5UC
.....
5-
7-
2
6-14
Construction
class
conv.
A
Dividend
from
Shares
Houses
Cities Service
(s-a I.
(quar.)
Ry.
Frieuman
5%
Electric
5-
1
4-
1
4-
6
5-10
5-31
20c
6-29
6-15
5-
1
4-16
4-16
Dominion
4-30
4-16
2
6-20
income—
inc.)
2c
4-20
Dominion Stores Ltd.
4-20
Dominion
1
6-
1
42 V2C
6-11
f25c
Colorado Central
preference
Donnacona
4-16
Donohue
5-15
4-19
Douglas Aircraft
6-30
6-14
Is 6d
5-
4-25
20c
5-
6-
from
7c
4-16
Driver-Harris
1
5-15
Du-Art
7-
2
6-15
8-
1
7-16
Film
Co.
Du
Pont Co.
Canada
or
Ducommun Metals & Supply
7-16
Dun
4-11
Dupuls rreres,
22 Vac
5-15
4-20
30c
4-30
3-30
$1.06%
5-15
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance 4s-a).—.
37 Vac
$5
5-
I!?!?!!!!!!..
!!!!!!!!?
$1.90 pfd?~(q"uar!?
I
Quarterly
(quar.)
$2.04
preferred
$2.20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
??
(quar.)..*
(quar.)..
~
12
...
(initial
Dearborn
?_??
Mines-^
(quar.)
Discovery
Yellowknife
Interim
.
Diversified"
Consolidated
Casualty Insurance
Y.i.
$5
(initial
(stock
(initial
quar.)
Natural
dividend)
4%
Gas
Corp.
Continental
Life
Paint
common
(quar.)__
com.
Insurance
1
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
Eastern
(s-a?™
(quar )
47 Vac
5-
1
4-
B
class
__!!??
(increased?™™""
(quar?)™™!"
A
1
4-
5
51c
5-
1
4-
Forster,
1
4-
5
51 Vac
5-
1
4-
£td?7qu"arj
Co..
8c/c
pfd.
$1.12
preferred
$1.12
5-
1
4-
5
32 VaC
5-
1
1
5-
J25C
4-16
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
6%
6-
1
5-
1
tlOc
6-
1
5-
1
Erie
7-
2
6-
1
$1.12%
7-
2
6-
1
$1.13
7-
2
,6-1
5-25
5-10
6-
5-21
$5
$5
Pittsburgh
Railroad, $5
preferred A
preferred A
4V2%
6-15
t $ 1.30
8-
1
7-27
25c
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
Fairbanks
Fairchild
6-14
25c
4-30
4-16
25c
6-11
5-21
9-
8-25
1
$2.50
8-15
8-
1
$2.50
11-15
11-
1
15c
6-11
5-23
28 Vic
6-
1
5-16
5-
1
1
4-14
$2
5-15
4-16
5-
1
4-17
6-30
6-15
pfd.
(quar?)"??"
28C
6-
1
5-11
9-
4
8-10
12-
$1.75
20c
class
3
11-
9
9-28
9-14
5-
3-30
1
!!!__!!!!!?
6-
7
50c
(quar )
A
?
9-28
9-
7
50c
12-28
12-
7
50c
6-28
Daitch
Metallic Door (quar.)
-
Dairies
(now
on
a
$4.24
4% %'
(quar?)™!???
~~
??"?!?__!!"
preferred (quar.?!!!!
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Davenport
Water,
5%
Daystrom, Inez. (quar.
DeBeers Consolidated Mines
5-
4-23
$1
5-
4-10
$1.06
5-
4-10
_
.
>
i
5-15
(increased quar.)
6-20
6%
preferred
1
&
Tracers
Fate-Root-Heath
Liie
5-15
4-27
4-16
4-30
4-12
4-30
3-31
1
4-16
5-10
4-23
Power
1
4-23
Stock
5-
1
4-23
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse
5-31
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
12-
I
0
5-25
5-10
6-
1
5-10
4-27
4-12
5-
1
5-
2
5-
7
5-
7
Federal
Grain
Ltd..
$1.40
4-20
1
$3
7-
1
Special
5-
1
Federal
National
Paper
Mortgage
Board,
5-18
5-28
Works
Screw
5-
1
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
Field
(Marshall),
Fire Association
Stock
(quar.)1
of Philadelphia
Tire
&
(Newark)
B
Rubber,
66-
5-15
Stores,
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-11
Flying Tiger Line. Inc!, 5%
4-27
Food Machinery
6-
6-15
preferred
(quar.)—.:
4-30
4-13
5-
1
4-23
6-28
6-
4-20
$1.12%
6-
1
5-
1
(quar.)—
5-
1
4-20
$30c
7-
1
6-
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
5%
93%c
5-
1
6-11
5-23
1
5-23
6-
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
60c
35c
42V2C
6-15
5-15
5-
1
4-20
56Vic
vquar.)
5-
1
4-20
6-
5-
1
4
8%
10c
4-30
4-
9
6-25
6-
8
6-11
5-18
div.)
(s-a)
9-10
8-17
12-10
11-18
$2
9-10
2-17
$2
6-11
$2
6-11
$2
9-10
$2
9-10
8-17
$2
12-10
11-16
$2
12-10
11-16
$1.50
.
—
$25C
31V.C
—
&
Smelting
5-18
5-18
■
8-17
6-15
5-15
5-
1
4-30
6-
1
5-14
15c
5-25
4-30
5%
5-25
4-30
50c
6-15
5-24
5-31
5-15
$25c
——
—
.
56 %c
5-15
$40c
6-30
$30c
dividend) _1
com. (quar.).——
6-30
6-15
6-10
6-
1
6-15
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
$12 VaC
5-15
4-30
$12 VaC
class A (quar.)
5-15
4-30
d
—
_
ix
i
, r
w
_
$2
5-
1
$2
11-
1
50c
Builonrg
5-
(liquidating)
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
conv.
4-18
1
Shares
4-16
1
4-18
5-10
4-25
5-10
4-25
4-30
4-20
1
4-14
investment
(from
12 %c
(quar.?
$1.25
$1.25
$40c
t60c
17 %c
25c
Co., common
10%
dividend
75c
(quar.)
$22 VaC
com
Funds,
H-C
H-D
Inc.—
A
(A.)
Light
8-17
1
4-16
6-
1
5-1
5-
5-1
-
4-16
5-15
5-15
6-
1
4-14
4-16
1
*
5-
5
5-10
5-
4-30
3-31
•
preferred (quar.).
Organ, 5%/preferred
Electric
9-10
5-
5-15
13>/sc
...
$3
& Co., common—
Hammond
Hartioid
5-16
6-12
'13V£c
'
7
Series
5-
$$1.25
preferred (quar.).
Series
-
1
5-
30c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Harris
5-
37%c
(quar.)
3-31
5-18
5-
4-20
62VaC
4-30
4-12
40C
(s-oD-
(quar.).
4-30
4
1
5-14
4-24
72c
5-
4-13
$1.37ya
Hart,.Schaffner & Marx (quar.).
4-16
4-16
40c
Insurance
Hamilton
7
5-31
7-16
1
4-16
$2.50
—-
——
Mining,
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.,
4-13
$1.75
2nd
5-15
65c
5-
50c
56V4C
57Jj{c
10c
15c
25c
(uuar.).
5c
Stock
4-27
4-16
'k'
-
4-20
5-
40c
Industry
Halle Bros.
8
5-14
5-15
_,
—-
5-
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.).—
Gypsum Ltme & Alabastine of Canada, L'd»
Quarterly
—
1
90c
25c
pfd. A (s-a)
4-20
$5
5¥t%
& Chemical Corp.—.
5-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
4-30
30c
—.—-
—
3%
B
Gulf Life
6-26
1
5
5-
$1.25
$1.27Vi
preferred
Telecasting, common (quar.)
Class
1
7-
5
6-
7-
\ 5%
—
Growth
1
6-12
5
6-
—
4-17
1
6-12
30c
4V-i%
4-10
33A%
5-
60c
1
pfd. (quar.)
Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Firth Sterling. Inc., 7%
preferred (quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A
—
Class
4-24
$35c
5
6-
12c
4-24
4-30
55c
(quar.)
First National City
Fitzsimmons
4-30
6-
1
25c
Extra
Hagerstown
is-a)
7-
.
'
Griesedieck
5-18
12%
Insurance
4-10
6-30
7-
—
—
(H. L.)
Green
(see Marshall Field).
dividend
Firemens
1
60c
(quar.)—.
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.)
5-15
1
Liquidating
2
6-
37 %c
(quar.)
1
5-
40c
Square
Greeiey
5-18
6-
17c
(quar.)
6-
$1.50
Paper Ltd.,
3
01&SS
5-18
50c
Assn
preferred
55c
Quarterlv
4-16
5-28
5-28
20c
—
Federal
Federal
(quar.?1
preferred
4-14
(quar.i
Southern Life Insurance (Texas) —
Gross
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Co.
Great West Coal, Ltd.,
6-I0
10c
Federal Insurance Co.
5-
$1.50
share plus this
Lakes
Quarterly
Quarterly
Canada—
of
Co.
Great
4-20
t$l
Insurance
6
50c
$1.20 class B pref.
4-16
$$2
Fire
Great
4-16
50c
Annual
1
4-
53Vic
com.
dividend
per
5-
50c
Extra
4-16
City Steel (quar.)
Urayson-Robinson Stores, com. (stock divid.)
(One share of S. Klein Dept. Stores, Inc.
common for each share held)—
$2.25
convertible preferred
(entire issue
called for redemption on May 15 at $50
8-10
11-
5-15
683/4C
(quar.)
5-15
Granite
6-11
15c
5%
Federal
Union
5-
20c
(quar.)
4-16
flOc
f$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Co., Ltd—
Granby
Grand
62 %c
(quar.)—
common
4-20
1
preferred B (qua*.)—1—
.r.
8%
preferred A (quar.)—
8% preferred B (quar.)—_—
8% preferred A (quar.)—
8% preferred B (quar.)—.
Grafton & Co., class A (quar
Graham-Paige, 5% class A pfd. (accum.)
6C
(quar.).
insurance
2
4-16
8%
5-15
5-15
•
2
4-
5-
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.).—J
8% preferred A (quar.)———
4-16
1
4-30
25c
4-
4-30
;6%
3c
Farmers
1
Co.—
&
1
5-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
5-15
4
4-20
2
20c
5-
4-
1
30c
—
5-
9
5-
7-
$1.12%
Brothers
$1.25
5-
5-31
20c
—
Airplane
SI.12
6s
5-
R.)
(W.
preferred
$1.25
—
30c
.
1
quarterly
basis >
Dallas Power & Light.
6-
15c
Crystal
25c
5-
6-21
5-
1
5-
7
4-
Corp.
(stock
Life Insurance
Employees
6%
$1.25
Mfg
Farmer
Firestone
Dahlstrom
5-29
5-29
$1.25
4-14
5-
Grace
87 VaC
>
preferred
&
5-18
4-20
62 Vac
(quar.)
7% gtd. (quar.),....
preferred A (quar.):
(quar.)—
RR.,
(Quar.)
Engine
1
5-20
15c
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
6-
5c
—
Fanner
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'quar.)
Inc.
Government Employees
15c
preferred (quar.)
(increased)
prior
Government
$10c
Ltd
5-
5-11
1
(quar.)—*
preferred
4-16
5-11
1
4-10
4-30
(quar.)
Batteries,
1
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
5-18
6-
5-
5-
4-20
(interim)
(stock dividend)
Rubber
&
5-
60c
.—
(quar.).
common
Erlanger Mills, common
Ti"D
(H.
4Vi%
$75c
2nd preferred
&
4-13
10c
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
4-13
$1.25
.
Associates
Heating
1st
5%
Erie
4-20
&
1
1
30c
1
(quar.)
Forge & Steel,
5-
5-
$1.183/4
—
Millwork
5%
Ooodvoar
$1.65
—
1
5-15
common
$1.19
District
6-
5-
(quar.).
preferred (s-a)——
Rubber,
5c
(s-a)
5
55c
40c
—.
55c
—59%c
preferred (quar.)
Snale Brick, common
preferred (quar.
3c
(quar.)—
5-11
5
6-
5-21
1st
25c
__—
5-10
6-
—
Glen-Gery
25c
4-16
$$3
4-20
4-20
25c
(in cash or stock)
5-25
Southwest—
common
com.
5%
& Willlamsport RR., com.
7%
preferred (s-a)
Emhart
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
;—
28c
preferred
common
Corp.,
a
A
Investment
4-10
6-11
(quar.)—
Ltd.
30c
5-15
5-15
1
1
Gould-National
Employers Group
0-
55-
Gossard
(quar.)
6-15
5-10
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gillette Co.
(quar.)__.
G4atfelter (P. H.), 4Vi% preferred
50c
dividend)
7
6-29
37 Vic
5.10%
$1.12%
(quar.)
7
5-
1
6-
1
5-
50c
40c
5c
5%
5-25
Empire
1
5-15
6-11
5-16
6-28
9-27
6-15
$2
America
4-16
1
6-15
87Vic
(quar.)
General Water Works,
1
4-16
2
10-10
6-28
5-
5-28
7-
12 V2C
7-10
5-21
of
5-
22Vic
Investments,
25c
6-
1
preferred
6
(quar.)__
1
5-
12Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
4.25%
6-15
7-
Corp.
1
5-
$1.25
933/»c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.40%
1
1
4-30
75c
6-
8-
Rubber
6-
5-15
$1
90c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
6-15
$1.04
6-15
$2.20
Goodall
&
5-15
California—
General Telephone Corp.,
6
50%
5-21
4-25
7-
Electric, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)
5-
4-30
5-25
1
Empire
1
5-15
8-
Nut
8
6-15
75c
(quar.)—
Telephone Co. of the
$1.75
Hose
6-
5-15
100%
preferred
$2.50
General
4%%
Elmira
6
4-24
4-30
4-30
6%
Optional
1
5-31
4-
1
5-15
6
Elgin National Watch
5-
4-16
8
5-15
6
Electronics
6-29
1
6-
4-
Stop
4-16
...—
(quar.)
preierred
4-
—
1
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
1
Corp
5-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Telephone of
1
Electrograpliic ,Corp.
Electrol, Inc.
(stock
4-20
6-
$1.25
preferred
5-
Paper
C
quar.)
General Telephone of Indiana $2
5-
6-30
4-16
55c
3-31
4-30
—
.*
Ltd.,
Wares,
5-
Elastic
6-14
6-30
Steel
General
8
Corp.—
—
:
(initial-quar.)
com.
new
$1.50
Electric
$50c
(s-a)_!
(quar.i
common
preferred (quar.)
Sugar, 7%
Class
pfd.
(quar.)
Cuban American
•lass
5-
10c
(quar.)
Products, common
4% %
preferred (quar.)
IOC
(Canada), 6%
Oil & Land,
Curtiss-Wright
5-31
5-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
common
fcjtcco
5
52V4c
$2.50
(quar.)
$1.12
Publishing,
6-11
5%
25c
■p
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref. series A
General
1
—
Shoe,
$1.75
Eddy
5
5-
IOC
Seal
&
States
Fedders-Quigan,
(quar.)
Cork
Zellerbaeh
General
5-10
5-
Advertising (quar.)
Utilities
Corp.
(quar.)
'Public
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates
5
5-
50c
?
"III!??I_
Cribben & Sexton, common--!.!!?!!!!"?"
41/2% conv. preferred (quar.)_!!!!!!!!!?!
Crown
4-18
50c
$7
75c
(Ont.)
Quarterly
Crown
4-?0
4
1
$1
Special
6-21
4-16
6-
35c
34c
25c
25c
37'/2c
15c
25c
$1.75
25c
(quar.)——
(quar
4.75%
—
preferred
4-16
4-30
Corp.—
preferred A (accum.)
preferred B (accum.)
$7
$6
20c
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
Curtis
6-
9-15
$1.13
Common
Crystal
6-1S
$37c
$1
Refrigeration
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance
&
1
5oc-
(qua'r.)
Copeland
Co.,
5-18
5-
2
31V4C
(quar.).
(quar.)
Industries,
Esquire,
Rubber
&
1
5-15
7-
12 VaC
convertible
Enamel
iquar.)
&
c<x)per Tire
Crum
5-
Erie
Varnish, common
$3
prior preferred (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Class
5-15
5%
Co.—,
preferred
6-
3%
(initial s-a).
Lines
4-20
4-30
(quar.)_
preferred
General
$30c
dividend)
(stock
(quar:).."
Co.
Air
Eastern
1
6-
$1.37%
t50c
(quar.)
Can
•3.75
$15c
Quarterly
112c
of America,
preferred
Crossett
6-15
t38c
pref.
Oi'.
Eastern
Ltd.—"
(quar.)
?_?
(quar.)__IZ_ZZZZZ1Z
"
(quar.)
!!!!!!!!!!!!?
preferred
Continental
Cook
2%
42 Vac
?!!!!!!!!!!!
Power,
preferred
4%%
3-22
25c
(s-a)
preferred
2
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
'5-1
15c
62Vic
60c
—
Inc.
•5 preferred
2
5-
•3.50
20c
quar.).
Laundries
Consolidated Theatres,
50c class A
(quar.)
Container
4-16
1
Freightways—
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (s-a)___
$4.52
4-16
1
5-
t$l
pfd."quar"7
in.
preferred
conv.
Eason
Securities
Standard
(s-aI
Consolidated Edison
$4.50
1
5-
tlOc
Consolidated
$4.16
5-
20c
quar.)
Consolidated
B
5-15
5-
5-23
Motors
4Vi%
(quar.)
A
37'/2C
—
Mills,
General Tin
55c
....
$2.09 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cement—
Class
1
5-23
10c
convertible
$1
50c
Light & Power,
Consumers
6-
30c
class
4-20
preferred
Ueneral
IOC
—
Ltd.,
4-20
dividend
General
4-16
6-30
*
t38c
.
Quarterly
&
'
50c
Ccmpo Shoe Machinery, common (stock dlv.)
Concord Natural Gas Corp., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Confederation Life Association (Toronto) —
Consolidated
1
7-31
and
income
preferred (1956)
Dynamics Corp oi America—
$1.06
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.__.
Edison
1
Electric—
Ohio
Southern
4.80%
9-20
10-10
Bradstreet
&
Duro-Test,
4-16
1
5-
,
common
5-
t2cc
*
4-16
1
1
Instrument
Securities, Ltd.—
1
4-16
5-
5-
;
15c
—$1.50
;—__
(quar.)
General
5c
1
$1.25
4-16
1
(increased
General Outdoor
Common
1
Corp.—
Foods
Stock
1
5-
5-
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
convertible
4%
-
5-
preferred
General
50c
1
common
1
(quar.)
5-
New
6-
Laboratories
8-
New
3
-—»-;—
earned
5-
Consolidated
2
3
7-
security profits )_■—
31l/4C
Consolidated
4-
7-
50c
$1,12 Vi
Fire
1
1
35c
$1.12%
pfd. tquar.)___.
Columbia Gas System (quar.)...
....
Columbia Pictures,
common
(quar.)..
$4.25 preferred (quar.).
Columbia Terminals Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)..
Ltd.,
Finance
5-18
58-
343/«C
(quar.)
Consolidated
General
6-15
$25c
_
Gas.
common
Dynamics
tlZ'/aC
common__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New
Crude
General
50c
preferred
$2.06
General
$30c
4%%
preferred
7%
4-12
$25c
4%%
$2
4-14
—
Ltd.,
Ltd.——...
realized
net
1
10c
Connecticut
1
4-30
(quar.)__
preferred
6-
10c
4.65%
5-
140c
Corp., common
5-
(monthly)
414%
$37 Vac
50c
10c
(monthly)
Commonwealth
4-14
.
10c
(monthly)
common
Common
&
4-30
1
5-15
12V2C
Baking Co., common
Cigar Co., com. (quar.)
5-15
5-14
87'/2c
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)—.
8
(quar.)
$1.40 prior pfd.
$20c
Ltd
7
3-
,
$1.50
General
12-
1
6-
—_
Corp.—
Acceptance Corp., com.
General
12-28
3-29-57
preferred (quar.)
common
$10c
Ltd
Bros.,
5% %
Dravo
4-12
4-30
100%
4-30
$20c
preference (quar.)
Dreyfus Funo (3c irom
.......
4-30
5-15
7
4-23
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
5-25
$1
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
General
8*
4-23
(quar.)
Gas Service Co.
Douglas Oil Co. of Calirornia—
4
Common
Columbus
4-16
4%
Power,
&
3-30
4-30
*
69-
1
(quar.)__
common
preferred
5-14
.
I
:—
4%
4-16
6-1
20%
26c
—._
Gas, Inc.,
1
4-30
5-
(quar.)
$10c
Extra
4-18
1
6-29
(monthly)
Oil
4-30
25C
(quar.)
Paper
4-30
Common
Colorado
5-
—
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
Gardner-Denver,
9-14
1
:
4-20
5-
•1.50 preferred A
(quar.)_
Gamoie-Skogmo, common (quar.;
.5%
preferred
(quar.)
Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
&
75c
7 Vie
6-15
5-15
(ouar.)—
87Vic
5
5-15
1
9-20
——
common
onemical,
tiz
partic. pref. B
5-10
5-15
1
25c
;
Donald Ropes
5-25
1.
$12 VaC
Tar
Common
5
5-10
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-
4-30
87 %c
...
....
$6
6-14
—
preference
5-15
$1
(quar,)..
shares
common
Gale &
6-
1
11-
4-30
*1
-
(quar.)
4-10
6-
8-
11-15
$1
Securities
1st preferred
1
7-
1
8-15
6-29
•
4-30
$17 VaC
(monthly).
Linoleum
&
7-
approved a two-for-one split
Stockholders
Oil
div.).,
Gabriel Co., 5% convertlole
5-
4-23
5-
9-28
;
(stock
Industrial
$3.50
1
5-15
2%
iqnar.l
class A
Brush,
Fulton
6-20
——
—
———
Fabrics,
preferred
4-23
1
5-
2 %
—
-
5-15
10c
(quar.).,
convertible
2nd
Inc.—
Stores,
4-13
4-23
5-
15c
—
1
4-30
$37 V2 c
(quar.)—
1
4-13
2%
dividend
Class AA
Engineering Works (increased s-a)
Dominion
-
——
dividend
Fuller
25c
Extra
4
6-
7-
40c
Investment income)
& Stone
1
5-
6-15
Ltd.
Mines.
Dominguez
(quar.)
dividend
K
4-15
1
5-
1
5-
2 %
Stock
.
5-
-
25c
35c
-
——
common
Fruit of the Loom
40c
Oil Fields
Dominion Bridge, Ltd
$1.12%
Development Co., Ltd. (Ord.) (Interim)
the
Dome
——
dividend
Stock
5-16
Dodge Mfg. (quar.)
4-26
$1.25
______
Coghlm (B. J.) Ltd.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
of
5-18
(quar,).
(quar.)
Stock
:
4-30
200%
Stock
•
Inc.—
—
5-18
Dominion
•
(from
shares
1
$1.50
guaranteed (quar.)......
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
.....
Clorox Chemical, new com. (Initial quar.)...
Colonial Sand
Beneficial
1
25c
7%
Colonial
4-16
Trailer,
6 "
5-
—
5-
$1.06 »/4
Illuminating, common....
r
Colonial Fund
shares
6-
35C
..
eferred (quar.)___
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
Colon
Beneficial
—
20c
Fruenauf
5-14
37 VaC
investment
net
Realty
Corp-
Ltd.—
investment
*—
(quar.)
Quarterly
40c
6-15
Louis
St.
4-17
45c
12c
.
1
5-
$1.25
J12V2C
t$1.12V2
■ 10c
10c
10c
Quarterly
30c
Co.,
(L.j
5-15
5-15
72J/4C
5-15
6c
—
5-
5-15
9c
.>—-
preferred
1
7-
Fund—
cox
6-11
5c
(s-a)-_.
Chicago &
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati,
Co.,
$4.50
&
30c
(reduced)
Corp.
Cleveland
.
4'/2%
5
5%
60c
Clearfield & Mahoning Rv.
.
S
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)..
Auto
Cleveland,
Freiman
Inc.—
—
Froedtert
,
—
(from
5-15
30C
City Baking,
Clary
4
30c
"
7
_1
Fund,
net
1
7-
$2.50
Stamping (quar.)
.
7% preferred (quar,)_.._..___
City Stores Corp.,
common
4j/4% convertible preferred (quar.)......
Clark Controller
(quar.).
...
.....
City
6-
Funds,
4-17
4-17
5-24
5- 1
5- 1
6- 1
"32Vfec
$0.2156
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—.—
Telegraph (s-a)
(A. J.) Ltd., common
6-
dividend
Dodge
5-31
50c
Electric, com.
&
Franklin
10c
Dobbs
Stock
plus
Gas
7
B
Frito Co.
——
preference
Investment
Quarterly
preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on May 31 at $50 per share
Cincinnati
5-
common
preferred
series
5-
conv.
this dividend)
....
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5% pfd.
4
25c
Machine,
class
Custodian
Payable of Reo.
Share
series
12-
fquay.)—
Corp." (quar.)
Diversified
•1
6-
pfd.
(entire issue
on May 14 at $103
Interest Shares
Steel
$1.50
5-
25c
Income
$1
&
Wallace,
Franklin
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares—
Disher
87 VaC
7
6-15
(initial-semi-annual)———
common
Bond
6-
62 VaC
Dickey (W. 8.) Clay Mfg
Lueooid, inc.
(stocK
dividend)
New
3
4
12-15
(quar.)
A
4.40%
4-
6-
$2
Diamond
$1
20c
(quar.)
common
Giorgio Fruit,
5-31
4-30
62 %c
,
(s-a)
share plus this dividend)...,
Match, common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)—
—
4
7- 2
40c
—
(quar.)...—
Union Stockyards
Diamond
$1
Pneumatic Tool,
stock
per
__
A
class
shares
(increased)
A.
Gear
convertible
&
3oc
33 %
com.
cuuiuiun
debenture
Denver
Di
-
(initial t
each
common
Transit, $2%-$3Va pfd.
$2%-$3% preferred (s-a).-,
5-14
5%%
Forbes
Louis
held)
St.
&
Bros.
35c
for
Mfg.,
uwiig
8%
55c
Bank (quar. i
Unadilla Telephone—
<fc
Chicago
Y..
Denver
6-15
....
common
Chicago
4-30
5-15
v
35C
Cherry-Burrell Corp., com. (quar.)..
4% preferred (quar.)..
4% preferred <1947 series) (quar.)
Chesapeake Industries
(4 preferred
(quar.)
.....
$6
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.).
Chicago &, Eastern Illinois RR.—
$2
class A
.............
52
5-31
25c
Manhattan
New
4-12
75c
Quarterly
Chase
1
(Mass.) —
stock
com.
.
N.
Dennison
7 %C
Ribbon Mills (quar.)_.
Cessna Aircraft (increased)—
Chain
Store Real
Estate Trust
of
Delaware Power & Light;
5-
....
(quar.)__^_^
Century
Chenango
5-15
35C
& South West Corp.
Central Vermont Public Service
share
4-14
20c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Central
Central
1
4-14
Itt
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
$1.12»/2
(quar.)___-
pfd.
Power &
Central
5-
Foote
Holdera
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—
Stock dividend (Partial distribution of one
4-23
5-1?
6-ir
35c
Louisiana
1
5-
37 Vic
pref. (quar.)
__
Electric, common
conv.
Central
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holder»
When
Per
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
«
Monday, April 30, 1956
...
.
.
1
Volume 183
Number 5529
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Hartz
(J.
P.)
Hat Coip.
Co.,
">
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class
»
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Share.
......
J
A
5-
of
America, 4Vi%. pfd. tquar.)—
S6V4C
Haydoca Fund, Inc. 44aar.f_l—xJIj-'SJ—V; - lac
Eitra
-1~
150
Special (payable in cash or stock at
op^.
:
tien oi holder)__^J_:
___:—
1
$1.60
Co.,
common
(quar.)__—11—
preferred
(quar.)
.
Electric
(s-a)_
(Edward*
preferred
2
5-
7-
3
6'Jo
Inc,
25c
Y.)
1
3-31
5-16
4-13
50c
^
com,
A
Hudson's
(quar.)
„
$1.10
67c
Co.,
preferred
9
5-
1
inc.
1
9-28
9-14
12-14
25c
5-
1
4-13
Stock
Interior
50c
(quar.)
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
5-21
5-
7%
preferred
'preferred
7%
($5
4-25
$1.40
conv.
$1.40
convertible
pfd.
(6c
Intertype
Corp.
Investors
$2.50
Trust
oi
1
4-10
Liquid
1
4-10
1
4-10
•
$4.22
$4.36
Iowa
Gas
&
5-15
Special
5-3
7-
2
2
6"
'
6-1
5-1
5-1
4-2
5-18
4-13
4-10
6-
$1.25
5-15
1
5-4
t$1.75
1
5-
4-3
t83Ac
5-1
4-3
45c
7-2
6-8
50c
f
6-
1
5-10
5-
1
4-13
35c
8-
1
6-
;
5-
*
4-18
1
7-18
8-
1
11-
1
33A%
1
10-17
6-1
$1.06
5-
35c
1
5-
1
8272c
Kaiser
Common
43A%
preferred
4'A%
.
5n,
,
372 %" preferred
Keysitone
1
5-
1
4-10
5-15
4-13'
6-20
6-
5-
4-17
1
6
8-
1
7-18
5-
1
4-20
5-1
Co.
4-6
Co
5-15
5-16
20c
1
6-9
6-1
R.)
(L.)
McKee
McQuay-Norris
(quar.)
Pipe & Supply Co.,.5%
55-preferred
(a-a^u
Keystone Steel <fe Wire
(quar.)
7 V
1 -3
:i.7 '
J.
4
7-
2
6-15
1
9-15
8772C
5-15
1-72-57-
-12-15
pfd.
' 26d
(s-a)
i__
'5-15
.
■"
4-Unr<
$2.50
.1/.
t)
'6-30
6-20
$2.50
.
-12-39
12-203
'50c
iqiU
-
6-'9
-
r-hJ-sJF
"
5-l'f
6-15
5-
6-
1
5-
5-
1
4-
1
4-20
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
Gas
*
(quar.)
Service,
Mills
com.
1
4-
4-30
5-31
4-13
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
$1.20
5-
1
4-16
$1.05
5-
1
4-11
$1.50
preferred
5-
1
4-11
35c
5-
4
75c
5-15
5-
15c
5-
1
4-14
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
common
Ji83Ac
common
'6-
(quar.)
5-
4
25c
tY
7-27
7-
6
25c
10-27
10-
4
50c
6-10
59%c
(G.
6-
5-
1
4-13
5674C
5-
1
4-13
3c
Mills,
5-31
C.)
5-10
4-16
4-30
4-16
6-20
6-1
50c
6-1
5-16
12c
Co.
(quar.)
Fund—(7c
Income and
5c
from
from
net
5-15
5-
In-
realized
se¬
(
profits)
4-
9
National
9
National
5-
1
4-23
Class
4-30
5-15
4-30
7272c
5-
Cln<;<!
1
6-15
5-15
15c
4-30
4-20
25c
6-
4
5-18
5%
6-18
&
5-18
$1.0674
5-
1
4-
$1
5-
1
4-
37 %c
6-15
6-15
6-30
—
J$1.25
4-30
4-16
5-
4-13
Neon
(quar.)
Moore
5674C
(quar.)__^
30c
:iLI-
1
6-11
Hegeler
Zinc
3272C
4^30
4-30
|
Co
30c
4-30
5-
1
5-
1
6-15
t50c
7-
1
5-
1
1
(increased
quar.)
Co.
Vfe^d Johnson
1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
4-16
135c
5-31
4-30
Ltd.
(quar.)
150c
(quar.)
(increased
6-
1
5-
50c
5-
1
1
31V2c
(approved
com.
(s-a)_"
8-
2
7-
9
11-
2
60c
6-
1
-
6%
10- 9
t
(quar.)l_,
'_
Mqa,djdlle telephonejCp? 5% preferred'
,$1.0674
533/4c
25c
,
9c
5-15
('5- 4
1,
16-I
5-15
4-30
5-
1
4-23
5-
3
4-19
1272c
10c
6-30
6-
1
3%
6-30
6-
1
$1.067»
5-15
5-
1
$15c
preferred
(quar.)
Canada,
7-2Q
7-6
Ltd.—
35c
(quar.)
investment
inc.)
5-15
60c
„
(from
_5-15
19c
Co.
(quar.)
RR.
Western
adjustment
& Gas,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
6-
1
6-
9
5-16
4-20
1.15-
50c
5-15
93 %c
7-1
7-1
6-8
7-1
6-8
4
j'i
?:
.j
■
-
*
/
6-8
25c
5-
1
4-16
J37c
6-
1
5-10
t$1.25
6-
1
5-10
Ltd.—
6-15
6-
25c
5-10
4-12
40c
6-
9
5-18
$1.2874
Rv.
15c
7-
2
6-26
6-20
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
34%c
(quar.)
American
Life
Carolina
377ac
Insurance
6-20
.1
77®
Illinois
gtd.
I^nois
4%.jpreferred
(g-4)/;
10c
$3.50'"
'
Corp.,'
..
8-24
8-17
8-1
20c
6-
15c
6-15
7-21
1
_
(quar.)^.
common.
SJL^.Sp convertible tpreferred
Northern
'
(quar.)
class! A
5-31
Co.—
stock dividend
RR..
Gas
Oil,
1
Co.—
Investment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Northern
6-15
,6-15
North
4-17
American
North iStar
4
5-
1,
f$- 1
5-15
$1.12 7a
Power,
preferred
Initial after 50%
1
4-20
$1.12V2
(quar.)
&
Car,
(Initial)
1
4-18
5-1
5c
(quar.)
American
1
50c
(quar.)
Cloth
5-
>t
5-
5-
•
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Elec.
Light
5-
50c
(Increased)
North' Shore
5- 14
6-
4-30-
15c
„
1
"
100%
_______
North
5-15
Co.
Wire
&
5V2%
by, ftockhold-
preferred (quar.)_"______'_„__
!& Co.",
9
*
annual meeting)
(quar.)__
4%/frreferred
4-
3772C
(quar.)
2
377jC
common
5-
4-6
9
common
State
Preferred
North
1
6-
.r___
Central
York
North
3-26
5-
50c
income).
(from investment
Western
preferred
Norfolk
4-20
5-
5-25
Co
preference (quar.)
Niagara
Share
Corp.__
1
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
of
Brake
York
4%
6-15
.,.$1.50
Castings
5%
4-20
7
1
$1.75
(quar.)
4%%
Merchandise
Common
4-20
4-30
Co.,
preferred
prefererd
New
6-1
911-
16c
Fund
Newfoundland
4-30
25c
'
A—
preferred
2nd
5-
7-3
10-
1
:
4% %
•
4-20
1
1-9-S7
investment
series
Radiator
$4.50
4-16
30c
Mines.
Mfg.
Air
Yc-rk
York
New
4-10
VAc
class
Process
Y.
5-4
5-4
5-
Shipbuilding Corp.—
preferred
3%%
5-
S.
Products
New
4-16
6-1
6-1
t5c
___
&
Marcus
New
4-16
75c
(from
Stock
England
N.
4-16
1272c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
5-17
f5c
(quar.)—
Theatres, Inc. (quar.)
New
4-15
4-13
15c
(quar.)
series
New
4-15
4-20
1
6-11
tl5c
(quar.)
dividend
$2.40
5-31
"
5-15
5-
quarterly distributions—
Quarterly
Neptune Meter,
.
5-21
6-15
'50c
25c
(quar.)
25c
L~ead~"co~7 %"pfd7 A~(quarJ——I
National
Stock
4-16
45c
preferred
Neiman
4-16
3-31
tSe
income)
National Steel
fl-15
1
tl5c
preferred
preferred B
67>
1
5»
5-1
20c
Co. (quar.)
(increased)
A
Stock
5-25
t25c
Mfg.
Welding Machine (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
A
;
Preferred
5-?5
59 %c
&
Products
Electric
Estimated
9
(quar.)
!
National Malleable & Steel
National Securities Series—
9
(quar.)
(quar.)—1'
Co.
dividend
at
6%
5-
58c
5%
Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
National
4-13
*3c
Dairy
convertible
National
5-15
5-15
567ic
;
Common
per
$0.071874
(quar.)_
1
,
(initial)
Chemical
National
National
—
preferred
G.)
Casket Co.—
4-23
5
5-10
5-31
4-30
$3.50
(s-a)
common
4-
60c
8
f20c
Ltd
Electric, 47a% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)—
1
1
5-18
6-30
7V2c
(quar.)
Rice
Investment
1
5-
lv
1
t20c
1
5-
4-27
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
5-
6-12
5-26
4-30
$1.10
(quar.)
lc
Royal
New
5-15
5-16
$1.12%
pfd.
4.647c
9
4-27
5-15
t5c
Narragansett
5-
9
1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
5-
6-12
6-
21c
of
Diablo
4-23
15c.
(Bait.) (quar.).
$3 partic. pref. (quar.)
Mills,
9
4-20
5-15
$1.07 7a
Insurance
preferred
4-
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
Paper
5-
$2
(quar.)
Life
4-30
llTte
RR., class A com. (initial)
Cement (Increased quar.)
preferred
Natco
6
5-
curities
2
i
4-6
35c
(initial)
5-1
5-
vestment
9
1
35c
Light—
preferred
Murphy
5-25
1
& Co.—
Dredging
Corp.,
4:^0'.%
1
.
20c
Plan
77o
6-
1
'
(quar.)
Mount
for
:
(Arthur
4(4%
.
income)__^
4-19
15c
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Porcupine
Stock
5-
4-19
$1.14
National-U.
B
jrs
»
(semi-
4-19
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
Mead
5-15
Extra
5-25
15c
5-15
6-
1
1
}15c
5-15
10-
5-
25c
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd.
1
87'Ac
$1.377a
(quar.)
5-
Extra
1
8772C
5-
(quar.)
&
Power,
$4.ii0
preferred (quar.)
5-
McCall
6-
iquar.)
5-15
Extra
6-20
5-
15c
6-
25c
3772c
(quar.)___
Power
preferred
Mount
4-13
Extra
$1.05
4-23
4-27
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
Mount
6-11
tl5c
$1.1272
netc investment
(quar.)
pfd.
Co., Ltd.,
Co., Ltd.—
Grain
Class
1
5-10
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
60c
A
Mclntyre
5-
3272c
Amer., common—
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
4-16
(quar.)—
&
&
5-15
$1.25
Corp.
Public
$1.04
Mayer (Oscar) & Co
Maytag Co., $3 preference
McWilliams
4-25
4-30
Portland
$1.11
.1
5-15
Maine—
4-25
5-15
$1.067i
(quar.)___
Manufacturing—,
(initial
Pacific
43A%
Ltd.
Maxwell
1
6-
preferred
Quarterly
5-19
1
1
common—
—
Calculators
6| 1
SI
47»7c
preferred
National
(quar.)
shares
Matthlessen
Class
4-30
5-15
15c
6-19
7-
$3.50
RR.
Ltd.,
McGregor-Donlger,
S-2
5-31
1
—
Field
McBrine
5-15
$1.09
Morris
2
8c
(quar.)
5-15
1
5-
Class B
5-31
6-
95c
Fund
6-
6-30
$1.24
Milling Co.,
Products, 5%
Extra
McCabe
4-30
"
& Ontario Paper, new com.
Maid
Morris
5-21
5-
(quar.).
convertible
Marshall
4-18
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
4-14
35C
(s-a)__
,
preference
Marchant
4-16
593/bC
of
1
6-20
25c
(quar.)_
Nashville
Corp.,
(P.
4-30
7-
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry) & Co., T.t,HJ
t
/ .J(l
Morrell (John) & Co.
(Increased quar.)
"
Rice
preferred
Manning,
fi-25
a
2272C
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.-rfrom
&
Steel
•
257*
(quar.)
Stdck
preferred
4727c
4-13
933Ac
(quar.)
Common
1
5-
50c
(rmar.i
preferred
6-
t
;.
25c
10c
Gas
common
Mutual
(quar.)-
Mallory
6-15
■
.
$1
(quar.)
annual
1
4-16
5 7«
2-18
5-
38c
(quar.)_
State
Priority
4-16
1
—
Moody's Investors,
Moore-Handley Hardware,
5-18
277aC
preferred
5%
5-31
1
27o
.
(out.)
Co.
9
3-9-57
$1.18%
—
preferred
Madman
Cnemical—
com.
Income
7-
5-
—„—$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
20c
dividend)
preferred
3.Vk %
4-18
$1.25
(quar.)
372%
6-15
5c
City Stock Yards
Kellogg Co.,
1
4-30
1
preferred
11-16
15c
(quar.)
Power & Light—
preferred
4%%
55-
:
Rhoads,
Monumental
8-17
1-10
'
$1.10
$1.227a
15c
&
4.80%
(Md.)—
4% preferred series B
Mae-n^vox Co., common
4-16
7-
$1.20
(quar.)
pr-ftrred
1
50c
1
preferred
4.20%
Kansas
5-
62V2C
(increased)
preferred
6-
9-10
40C
(quar.)
MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)_——
Mack Trucks Ire.
(stock dividend)—
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 47i% pfd. ser. A (quar.)
4-16
8-16
11-15
15c
Montana
2-18
5-16
8-31
11-30
Lighting Co.—
Macassa Mines,
6-30
93%c
Vegetable Parchmont
Kansas City Power &
Light—
4%
4-30
15c
&
(quar.
Macco Corp.
6-15
1
20c
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
3.80%
7-
7-15
(quar.)
;
(stock
preferred
"
133Ac
Royalty
(E.) Sons
Aluminum
3-9-57
5-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.507c
1-16
5-16
$1.12%
„
Monongahela Power Co., 4.407c
8-17
$1
<quar. )_________*—_____
Lumber Co.
(Mo.)
(quar.)_
Lyon Metal
4-13
3772C
:
(quar.)
9-10
12-10
$1
5-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Frank
Monarch
$-18
$1
—__
Telephone
Lukens
4-13
6-26
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ranch
9
$1
*
5-4
45c
common
preferred
(monthly)
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(entire
issue
called
redemption on May 15 at $27.50
share plus this dividend)
10-17
11-
(quar.)_
Jacobs (F. L.) Co.. 5% pfd.
(accum.)
Jamestown Telephone, common
57p 1st preferred
(quar.)_"
Johnson
6-
5-31
.
Abrasive
&
Moneta
8-15
117.C
(Increased quar.)
Louisiana
par)
par)
Electric—
Insurance
5-15
25c
Lucky
7-18
3772C
.
,accum.)
Kahn's
common___—__—
Corp,
($100
($100
Natural
8-15
1
10%
com.
Lumber
Louisville
4-18
1
8-
25c
1
5-
3772c
(quar.)
1
1
9-
$1.10
—
(monthly)
Long-Bell
Long Island
$7
3772c
6-15
Co., common
pfd.
(quar.)
Pipe
A
Louisiana
6-15
Tea
I.),
4.44%
1
Island—
...
6-
9-
C
$1.10
—
4.16%
4-30
1
33A%
preferred
Mojud Co., Inc., 57c pfd. (entire issue called
on
April 30 at $51.50 per share plus this
dividend)
8-15
$1.10
—
(ouar.)
preferred (quar.)
Loew's Boston Theatres
4.96%
7-16
6-15
5-14
1
Jewel
(R.
dividend
Joint
Lorain
7c
preferred A
Ja^ecki Corp. /stock dividend)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
1
50c
8%
Class
25c
(quar.)I
(quar.)__T_"
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
Long-Bell
7-
Corp.
capital
s.
(quar.)
4-16
7-
Jervis
Lock
capital
Finance
Stock
preferred
4.30%
4
50c
4-16
$1.10
preferred
original
original
par)
(quar.)
($100 par) (quar.)
preferred
Missouri
5-15
50c
1
$1.08%
4%
8-16
11-15
$6
1
(quar.)
Ire*
5-
1
87 7a
5-
(quar.)
5%
1
6-
87 %c
5-
preferred
Jantzen,
8-31
11-30
Missouri
5-31
6-
4-11'
5674C
Missouri
4-17
87 %c
65c
35c
(quar.)
1
4-11
4-5
567»c
4.36%
4-17
6-12
1
Co.—
Missouri
10-10
5-
1
5-
5674C
4.56 7c
7-10
1
10c
2
preferred
preferred
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Lone Star. Gas, common (quar.)
4.75% preterred
(quar.)
5-
4.35%
4%
8-
5-
5-
(quar.)
Mississippi
4-10
50c
j
(quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)—
$4.30
1
11-
877aC
Special guaranteed
5-1
'
common
5-
4
5-1
'5 7c
127aC
Michigan Gas &
4.407c preferred
Co.—
guaranteed
J50c
;
6
(quar.)__
Minute
5-18
(quar.)
4-13
6-4
par)
5-10
(quar.)
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
6-10
7-1
par)
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
4.40%
Heintz,
6-
95c
Missouri
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
&
$1
40c
50c
preferred
Jack
5-
6-4
($50
Minnesota
5-25
1
Special guaranteed
Common
Ironrite, Inc., 55c cony, preferred
(quar.)
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
9
6-
35c
common
&
6-4
7-1
7-1
($50
New
(Washington, D. C.) —
Railroad
Stern
7-1
9772c
.___
—
I
f
.
20p
(quar.);,—tTT_,,. ,37%'d,
Gaa, common_____
(quar.)
7
6-4
,967ic
(quar.)
Minnesota Mining &
4-30
6-
50c
preferred
Preferred
quar.)
common
5-15
5
7-1
$1.08%
Minneapolis-Moline, $1.50 preferred
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—_____
>
10c
(quar.)
»
*
'
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Miami
Local
(quar.)
preferred
Power & Light,
3.30%
V.
12-
Special
3-29
90c
(increased)
$1.1272
com.
in¬
Special guaranteed
1
20c
(quar.)
Electric,
372%
3 72%
Little
4-30
..
5-
25c
preferred
$15c
1-7-57
($50
Miller
5-15
4-13
1
invest-
profits-
Participating
Iowa-Illinois
6-15
5
172%
$1.117»
(quar.)_
preferred
Miller
4-20
40c
12-
Piping
(quar.)
::
Miles Laboratories
(monthly)
8
35C
(quar.)
preferred
$4.30
'___;—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Corp.
6-1
<
______
preferred
5-
5-21
20%
(quar.)
$1.12 7a
5-
tl2c
Rhode
5-
35c
Co. (quar.)
Carbonic Corp.,
5-
24c
(quar.)_
1
Common
J.
'
6-
6-14
12-21
Midwest
4-16
1
9-13
preferred
4-13
5-
25c
Quarterly
5-
4-30
9-13
10-13
.
preferred
Minneapolis
Link Belt
4-10
1
'
35c
Service
Co.
Mid-West
Insurance-
common
preferred
Lincoln
1
96V4c
(initial)—
Printing,
$3.50
1
$3
from
(quar.)
Common
Lincoln
9-
12-
9-12
12-12
iquar.)____
class B
common
5-
25c-
Participating
$2.50
New
1
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
Life
4-13
6-
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
4-13
6-12 '
$1.25
Glass
Co.,
4-30
9-29
1%%
4.90%
4-13
$1.25
Tobacco
25c
"**•'
___*:
:
50c
(quar.)
preferred
&
■*
4-30
6-14
7-14
25c
47a%
..
$15c
Fund—(quarterly from
National
3',2 %
Participating
$2.50
Lincoln
4-30
$1.25
:
Corp.
,,
6-30
.
5
1%%
dividend
4.507c
1
4-
4y2%
4.50%
5-
5-7
47a7c
4-16
t25c
Ltd.
Myers
4-10
(Canada)
Co.
1
Savers
4-10
____
preferred
1
6-6
5-21
25c
4.50%
(quar.)
income)
Liggett &
Liliy (Eli)
1
(quar.)
Mutual
investors
Life
5-
;
preferred
5-
5-18
6-15
25c
i
dividend
Michaels
4-30
5c-
1
6-27
;
dividend
Meyercord
Ltd.—
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford
4-16
(Canada), Ltd.—
(increased
1
tl5c
Trust
1
,
International Textbook (quar.)___
International Utilities Corp.—
Common
Lexington
4-20
31'Ac
securities
par)
Stock
12-14
5-
6-
1%%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mexican Light &
Power, Ltd
12-14
12-31
-
•
*
Lees
5-
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1
35c
3.80,%
9-14
12-31
5-18
25c
preferred
4.357o
9-14
$3
4-20
(quar.)
3.90%
6-15
9-29
1
1
(quar.)
3.85%
6-15
9-29
3^29
56-
(quar.)
Edison, 4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quat.)
6-28
6-30
4-30
dividend
Stock
9-28
1
Holden
45c
Quarterly
12-28
56»/4C
.__
preferred
1
America—
(quar.»
7-10
10-10
1-10-57
c
tlOc
'
9
6-30
(s-a;_
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Lee Rubber & Tire (quar.)
5-
!____
(quar.)
preferred
$5
5-1
31 Vic
International Harvester Co./77c
pfd. (quar.)
International Railways Of Central
America—
5% .preferred (accurn.)
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence Investment Co.,
583Ac
(quar.)
International Nickel
4-
tl5c
*__
$6
A—
55Vic
"
r_.
A
4-30
B
common
Stores
Stock
*4-27
tl5c
:
__.
B_
52Vic
.
Breweries, Ltd.—
preference
20c
Co.,
Quarterly
-
537»c
;
____:
dividend
5-10
When
Payable 0/ Am.
$1.18%
Quarterly
Stock dividend
7-16, "
115c
Common
5-
30c
>_____
from
1
tl5c
H.), Inc.,
.prefererd
Stock
6-15
8-
Per
Share
-v..
Mexritt-Chapman & Scott
4-16
tl5c
-
(quar.)
(M.
vestment
b-ro
$1
(increased
North
1
1
tl5c
__.
(quar.)
B
65c
common
14c
of
,
5-18
6-29
12-28
(s-ai
and
Co.
(quar.)
Lewis Brothers.
4-1R
6-
(10c from investment income and 14c from
ment
A
1
7-
1272
New
4-20
$1.25
Institutional Foundation Fund—
Insurance
5-10
12 l/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
51c
security profits)
1
Institut:o..al Growth Fund,
:_
__;
common
(initial
quar.)
i
Lerner Stores, 472%
preferred <quar.)__
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)
B
7-
"5-9
2 7c
(quar.
Water
&
7-15
$1
common
preferred
7-
$1.25
div.)
Mills,
A
(James) & Sons, 3.857c
Lehigh Portland Cement—
1
$1.25
'
(quar.)
(stock
Rand
5-
-
50c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas
:
4-13
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Indiana
6-30
1
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Ingersoll
6-30
6-30
.
:
preferred
$1.25
5-
12Vic
.1
4.26%
Head
;
7 14
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Indian
6-30.'
40c
common
Zinc
4-20
7-14
(quar.)
preferred
6-
>
Metropolitan
(quar.) __1
Class
4-20
1
(interim)-.,—12(4%
4.087c
4.70%
1
7-14
4% preferred (quar.)
Illinois Brick (quar.)
4.427c
5
7-14
50c
4.207c
class
B
-
Class
6-1
5-
50c
Illinois Power common
5-18
5-
•
*
plus this dividend)
Laurentide Acceptance
4-19
.
93%c
.
.
.
5% - preferred
(quar.)
Hydraulic-Press Brick
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
Illinois
1
7-3
$1
_v--;
(quar.)
Power,
5-
-
60c
,
5%
4-16
10c
___*
4%
Mercantile
4-30
-*
•
Mengel
2
6-12
$1.75
Corp.
(quar.)
Bryant, inc— *
'
4Y2% preferred (entire Issue called for redemption on May 1 at $51 per share
4-28
,
30c
*
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door (quar.),
5%. preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Idaho
5-15
$127aC
„
series A preferred
series B preferred
(quar.)
Lane
Warehouse & Cold
Hussman
4%
'
40c
.__
(guar.)
(quar.)
Bay Co.
4-
1
$1.75
Lancaster
4-20
5-
$1.50
____.
A-
Class
4-2.
4-30
University—
B
Lamson
4-28
.
10c
Storage Co.—
B
1
5-15
-
$1.50
(resumed)
Class
1."
5-
62Vic
__
___:
Class
5-
25c
5-24
*
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)^_
r—______
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
Houston Light & Power, $4
pfd. (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co.
Terminal
-
Extension
8c
,
1272c
Class
3-31
1
Salle
4-23
50c
—__
.
Distillers, Ltd.—
6% partlcipatihg preferred
(participating)
Melville Shoe, common (quar.)
4%% preferred A.(quar.)~
5-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
4-20
1
5-
5%
preferred
Class
5
5-
'
preferred
Class
5-15
5-
.LL__
51
Melchers
5-18
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
.
Name at Company
6-20
6-15
20%
(quar.)_
Quarterly _*_
Quarterly
Lambert
(Alfred),
6-22
30c
4%
Houston
12-
7-10
'
,
•
9-5
6-1
;
La
4-16
31 Vic
common,(quar.).
preferred
5-10
1
5-
:_____
Apparel (quar.)_-____*.
Crosse
Telephone Corp.- (quar.)
La
r6- 3
12-15
50c
15c
—,
4% preferred C (quar.)
Household Finance,
3%%
5-10
37%c
& Co., com.
A (quar.)
j
(N.
4-25
1
6-
$1
2
10c
L'Aiglon
4-16
9-15 "
40c
Co. (N, Y.) (quar.)
(Frank W.) Ltd., class A
Syracuse
1st
2nd
7>
,
(quar.)____
Co.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
25c
227ac
,
common
7%„ ,2nd
6-15
*4Qc,.".
v
6%
•«
j,
S
Co*
7%
1
5-
(S.
6-15
5-21
-
Kresge
Kroger
4-13
5-15
.
.„
15c
^
,
5-22
-
50c
-
Hoj;n & Hardart
Hotel
5-
$125
(quar.)_
preferred
Horner
35c
•>. -
(quar.)
(Geo. A.)
4-30
1
(quar.)___/^_
:
Stores
When
Share
..
Co.
dividend
4-13
1
5-
i25c
(quar.)_________
(quar.)_____
(Henry) & Co. (stock diy.)
Home Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)_.
Horder's,
4-30
10c
40c*
Holt
Hormel
Kooacae.
9'
___.—___
Holly Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp.,common (quar.)
5%
Stock
9
$1.25
Lumber
Co.
9
4-
6-
_
(Charles E.f
4-2
4-
4-30
4-
&
Kings
Kings
,4-30
6-15
!_____.
i
Common
Hioes
.
.
4-30
common
Common
Hires
4-30
of Company
(Walter)
County Lighting (quar.)
; ^
County Tiust (quar.);
;' Kingston Products (s-a)-_
Knickerbocker:. Fund ..(from income)
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—
4-2
,
-
13%c
(quar.).^
——Zi.
1—-
——
Light,
2
4-
«
4-30
15c
__——
Gallon
preference A
Higbie* Mig.
4-16^.*
93%c
.
Products, 7% pfd.
Hercules Powder, 5% pfd.
(quar.)_'
Herff Jones Co., common
Hilo
Kidde
-
15c
Helene, Curtis Industries, class A (initial)—
Hejlfer (W.-E.j &
o_ pr.-Icrred wuar.)__
Hemenway Furniture, common_I_*_~_________
5%7e convertible preferred
(quar.)
Heridershot Paper Products, Ltd.—_1
Hercules
1
4-30
»-
(2119)
mi....,,
Per
name
4-20
45c
-
—
'
Extra
3%%
i,
Holder*
1
5-
,
.
Hecht
„
Portable of Rsc
112Vic
v-
i
i,iL
20c u
.
,;5-ll
^'5-15
5-. .1,,j 4-14
5-1 ^:ui4rl4
5*1
,.iaJt-23
3-21
*
,
Chronicle... Monday, April 30, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
(2120)
52
Common
Northern
New
Z5C
4.60%
5- 1
Northwest Engineering Co.—
Class A common (quar)
Extra
r
—
(quar.)
B
Class
Extra-——------——
Industries
Northwest
Extra
—————
(s-a)_
——
(increased quar.)
35c
Ltd., 4% pref. (quar.)
t$l
22'/2c
(Chas. F.) Co., 0% preferred (quar.).
Shoe Co.
(quar.)
Noyes
25c
Nunn-BuSh
(quar.)
Leather
Ohio
3jc
&
(Minn.),
Tail Power
Otter
$5 preferred
Paper,
Brewing
Pabst
40c
90c
$1.10
$1-25
62'Ac
$1.25
Corp.,
Finance
Toronto
50c
(quar.)
common
$1.25
29)|c
5-
20c
20c
1st preferred
6%
37'/2c
60c
Pacific
Packard-Bell
Co.
Pantex Mfg.
World
Parchment
30c
7'/2c
40c
10c
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
Park
Airways
Co., common
Co.
(quar.)
Davis & Co. (quar.)
A—r
(8, C.) & Co., 40c pfd. '(quar.)—J
Parke,
Parker
Parker
semi-annual
(initial)
Petroleum
10c
—
2'/2%
(stock divid.)
(Kansas City)—
35c
participating preference (quar.)
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd. (s-a)
Parkersburg-Aetna,
Parkview
com.
(C.
Pearl
Co.,
J.)
preferred
5%
Brewing
-
(New Hamp.)
Insurance
Peerless
Peaslee-Gaulbert
Peninsular
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
$1
preferred
$1
6%
—
:
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
Penmans,
preferred (quar.)
Fruit
Ptnn
Co.,
Stock
(quar.)
common
'
preferred
4.68%
preferred
preferred C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred D (quar.)
4.70%
preferred E
(quar.)
preferred F
(quar.)
4.50%
;
L_—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25% preferred (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
National
Quarterly ^
Peoples
Perkins
Cement
Philadelphia
$4
$4
$4
non-cum.
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
pfd. (quar.)
4.3C%
preferred
(quar.)_„
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.U
& Norristown RR.,
4.68%
Germantown
4%
3.90 %
preferred
5%
preferred
Amer.
Rockwell
0-15
5-
1
5- 1
6-15
4-15
6-
1.
6- 1
5-
1
Petroleum
9
Class
4-25
Portland
4.70%
Scale
Gas
&
Coke
pfd.
3.60%
preferred B
Prentice-Hall,
Procter
&
&
4lA%
1
2
Co.,
Gamble
Ltd.
quar.)__
2
(quar.)
Year-end
Service
4y«%
4.20%
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
of
Colorado,
(quar.)
com.
5-15
S.
4-20
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
St.
8
convertible
Lawrence
„
4-25
5%
Stamford
6-15
5%
5%
preferred (quar.)
4-25
7-25
St.
4-25
Regis
$4.40
7-
1
7-25
Miguel Brewery, Inc.
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class
3-30
Class
B
4-20
Standard
1
4-
5-
1
5-
1
Bcott Paper, $3.40 pfd.
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-10
5-15
6-
5-10
Scotten,
5-10
Scovill
Dillon
Mfg.,
Class
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
1
5-10
Seaboard
5-15
Securities
4-13
5%
Oil
Co.
1
Security
Insurance
(New
Inc.
1
5-16
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
Steel
7-
5-15
4-10
Transport
7- 1
10- 1
1-1-57
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
1
6-18
5-18
5-18
12-18
Shelter
6- 4
Corp.
Mfg.
4-20
Sheraton
4-13
Sherwin-Williams
6-
8
9-
7
7
4-10
*4-10
4-10
4-10
5-18
11-16
5-
Sherwin-Williams
Sierra
f
Pacific
Power,
preferred
conv.
Silvray
Sinclair
4-20
Skelly
Oil
4-20
Slater
(N.),
(A.
Simms
Oil
Ltd.,
O.)
Smith-Douglass
Corp.
Investment
Smith
(Howard)
Common
Bend
South
Texas
5-15
4-30
5-
5-15
5-
5- 1
4-11
4.24%
5- 1
4-11
4.48%
5-15
4-27
4.56%
4
Class
4-13
5
1
5-18
5- 1
5-15
4-16
5-15
4-20
4-20
45c
$1.06'A
5-
1
4-12
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6- 1
5-15
Southern
Southern
6%
B
A
(quar.)_
Edison,
(quar.)
California
(quar.)
California
preferred (quar.)'
4y4% preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred
Textiles,
1
5-15
6-
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power,
common
(quar.)—
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-
7-
2
6-18
6-
1
5-18
5-
1
5-
1
12 '/2C
4-30
4-20
19c
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-20
Service,
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
»
37'/2c
A
B
37'/2C
(quar.) —
(quar.)-—
(1952 series)
(1954 series)
preferred
preferred
Oil
6-11
4-20
Corp
Greene
5.20%
7-
4-20
2
4-30
56c
4-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Oorp.—
Sun
; 4.
5-15
4-
6-29
5-25
4-30
31'/4c
4-27
4-13
4-30
8
4-17
5- 2
4-30
5-15
6-
5-15
5-15
7-25
4-16
40c
Suburban
6%
(quar.)
Biscuits,
6-
Superior Separator, common
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
65c
65c
'
•
4-30
4-20
1
4-10
5-
5-
4-16
1
65c
6-
9
5-10
$1
™__.
(quar.)
Inc.
6-15
6-
5
5-
4-30
4-13
30c
(quar.)
6%
4-30
4-13
4-
1
5-
1
4-14
5-10
4-14
4
4-20
7-
1
0-
10-
1
8-31
50c
1-1-57
11-30
f4c
7-
25c
5-25
5-
25C
0-15
4-26
25c
5-15
4-26
20c
5-15
25c
5-15
5-
1
$1.08
5-15
5-
1
$1.04
5-15
5-
1
35c
Quarterly
5-
5-
50C
50c
56-
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould
——:.
Sylvanite
Inc.,
Talon,
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
Class
8-
1
7-20
4%
5-
1
1
4-16
5-15
4-27
5-14
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-11
7-
1
6-11
5-
1
4-13
5-15
5-
5-25
4-13
1
7-
Gulf
Texas
6
5-
1
5-15
6-
1
6
6-13
5-
common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.16%
preferred B (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
3%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
TelAutograph Corp. (quar.)
Texas Gas Transmission, common (quar.)_^
4.96% preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
4.32%
6-
6-
4
4-
6
4-30
1
5-15
Illinois
Texas
5-
1
6-
8
Pacific
4-10
6-15
6-
30c
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
Thermoid
Thew
Thompson
5-31
5-
6-12
5-25
5-
4-13
Titan
Toledo
1
8
Thompson
5-15
5
4-27
4(4 %
120c
5-
1
4-11
4.56%
5-
1
3-26
4.25%
5-20
4-27
Trade
(J. R.) Co.
Industries
Bank
Corp.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
75c
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
5-31
5-
5
28c
4-30
4-
5
4-30
4-
6-15
6-
9
5-17
0-15
5-18
10c
4-30
4-16
5-
1
6-
»
5-11
$1
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-15
4-30
5-
1
4-10
6-
1
5-15
6-
5-14
1
4-13
5-15
5-
1
5-21
5-
4
$1.06'4
&
com.
5-17
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
20c
5-15
5-
4-30
4-13
1
5-
1
4-16
22'/2c
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
$1.22'/2
5-
1
4-20
10c
(quar.)
Gas
1
6-
633/4C
Line Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)
$2.55
Oil
6-
$1.14
35c
York) (quar.)
(quar.)
Transamerica
5-15
26y2c
1
25c
3-30
5
6-15
1
7-
$1.06 y4
—
& Trust Co. (New
3-30
4-
5-23
7-
$1.35
35c
(quar.)
5-31
4-30
.
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
4-30
60c
4-23
7
6-15
15c
(quar.)_
4-30
Trico
4-30
5-15
5-
$1.24
60c
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred <quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-26
1
25c
Edison—
6-15
6-
5-
37'/2c
62%c
(quar.)lT-
(quar.)
Metal
$12'/2c
$1.21
Ligty, $4 preferred (quar.)__
Co..
Shovel
4-16
$1.14
(quar.)
$2.40 convertible preference
4-20
4-16
1
40c
Oil
preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.—
4-30
1
25c
$4.84
4-30
5-
5-
28c
(quar.)
A
Coal &
preferred
$4.56
20c
27c
Co.—
(quar.)————
common
preferred
Texas Power &
4-26
25c
Producing
(quar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline
Industries,
4.48%
4
15c
(quar.)
Common
Texas
Texas
3
4
(s-a)
Electric,
Tamoa
4-16
5-
(quar.)
A
class
(quar.)
B
preferred
1
4-21
3
4-20
6-
4
15c
preferred (quar.)
Superior Steel (quar.)___
Swift & Company (quar.)
9d
0
4-16
4-30
Stubnitz
6%
4-
5-15
5-15
1
4-20
2
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
6-15
6-29
5-
4-20
1
9
4-30
1
4-25
6-30
4-10
5-21
1
1
6-30
7-15
5-1
25c
5-
1
4-13
15c
dividend
Corp.
$1.25
1
.
5-
7-
5-15
1
37'/2c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
&
P.)
15c
6-
1
5-
7-15
200%
pfd.
4'/2%
5-15
6-
6-
15c
Stouffer
6-15
1
(quarterly
Inc.,
Fund,
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)—
Struthers-Wells, common (quar.),.
1
1
5-
30c
income)
Stop & Shop, stock
6-
5-
25c
—
4-10
5-
1
4-14
40C
5-25
5-15
5
5-
1
4-16
20c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
34c
4%
4-13
5-15
25c
5-11
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-20
150c
(quar.)
5%
Union
$4.50
$4
8-15
11-15
75c
6-
1
4-27
5-11
30c
5-31
5-31
5-11
$1.12'A
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
Co.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$3.70
8-24
11-26
6y4c
(quar.)
of Missouri
preferred
Electric
(quar.)
Materials, com. (quar.)—
Cartoon
&
Carbide
Union Chemical &
40c
40c
Quarterly
Union
(increased)
1
5-15
25c
1
25c
$0.2656%
com.
5-21
5-
$15c
6-
37'Ac
Water,
3-29
1
40c
4-30
Petroleum—
(quar.)
5-15
6-
20c
$1
35c
28y2c
com.
45c
(quar.)
50c
preferred (new)
(initial-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
class
3
tlOc
(quar.)
Stores
$1
Development,
preferred
Co.
J25c
(quar.)
4-12
$35c
$50c
Works
(quar.)
California
&
Trane Co.
(quar.)
Lathe
3
$30c
Stern
Paper Mills Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
South
5-15
5-
9-14
12-
5c
(J.
30c
Co
5-31
5c
Stern &
70c
(quar.)
Co.
Smith
4-10
5-18
(quar.)
1
12-14
10c
Investment
70c
(increased quar.)
10-
5%
investment
75c
com
6-15
$56 'Ac
Stevens
145c
5-25
2
40c
5-11
$1
5-25
6-15
7-
20c
Corp
Bros.
45c
(quar.)
3-30
4-16
(A.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-13
5-11
6-15
dividend
5c
(quar.)
S.), $1 preferred
(T.
Parts
19c
Co.
1
9
9-14
7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-13
5-
30c
4-20
112V2c
(increased)
1
5-
6-
12-14
70c
Lighting
4-18
1
com
7-20
$1.12'/2
1
$1.50
common
preferred (quar.)
;
Signature Loan, common
1
1
4-30
Ltd.,
(quar.)-
6%
5- 1
5- 1
12-28
(Canada)
Corp., Ltd.
1
9-28
from
Ltd.—
(quar.)
8-
5c
6-1
t$1.75
Canada,
7-20
27»/2C
7-20
"
"50c
$1
of
Co.
1
12-31
Sterling
4-20
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Shirriff-Horsey
(quar.)
common
1
8-
$1.25
Stein
1
45c
America
Co.,
Sherwin-Williams
4-16
12-28
5- 1
5- 1
of
Corp.
preferred
7%
(quar.)
8-
$1.25
Sterchi
5-
J45c
7-20
$1.15
27'/4C
$1.25
Stock
6-10
2s
Final
5-10
12-
-
7-20
7-20
*
5%
10c
(quar.)
(extra)
Trading
<fc
1
5%
40c
-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
1
8-
5%
6-18
lOc
(quar.)
8-
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd
3iy4C
Haven)
$1.06 »4
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
'
5-
1
40c
6-
25c
common
(quar.)—
8-
(out of capital surplus)
5-15
9iy4C
(quar.)
7-20
$1.0334
$30c
5-15
30c
Acceptance,
preferred
1
(s-a)
A
5-15
85c
(quar.)
8-
Chemical
Stauffer
5-15
$1
preferred
7-20
97 '/2c
(s-a)
Special
6-
class
Ltd.,
B
27'/2c
27 Ac
Co._
$3.65
1
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
Class A (quar.)
Starrett Corp. (from capital surplus)
5
27'/2c
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)_
Equipment
Railway
Stanfields,
6-15
$20c
(quar.)
4-20
92 '/2c
preference
convertible
Standard
4-20
6-15
25c
pfd.
1
Packaging Corp.—
$1.60
6
4-10
6-15
flOc
5'/2%
5-
30c
4-20
1
(quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.,
4-20
$1.15
—
5-
40c
A
1
___
1
45c
I
5-
30c
5-
6-15
9-15
1
Industries
Schenley
5-10
(quar.)
4-20
$1.10
25C
1,
5- l1
10-
$1.10
(quar.)
1
-
$1.25
—
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5-
preferred (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Milling, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
$1.25
San
4-13
Water
$1.25
Paper
1st
4-20
27y.c
convertible
$1.60
Sunshine
preferred (quar.)
4-20
1
Standard Dredeing Corp.—
9-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
7-25
4-20
1
5-
(quar.)—.
5-15
1
}50c
preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
1
5-
J2c
1
5.20%
Corp.,
5-
Ltd
Mines;
5
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5-15
5- 1
$1.12Vz
1
\
Inc.—
Foods,
97y2c
$1.06y4-
—
5c
(quar.)
5-15
4-20
20c
(quar.)„
$15c
(quar.)_
common
1
1
56y»C
15c
25c Stores,
Fine
preferred
$4.50
7-
101.06'A
-
65-
$1.03%'
(quar.)
10-
120c
A
Management
W.
4%
4-23
$1.05
(quar.)
.
(quar.)__
9-14
12-14
25c
(quar.)_._
Royalties
4-20
5- 1
5-20
5- 1
4-30
6-
1
9
7-
7-13
33c
—
preferred
conv.
1
*♦'
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.. class A
4-20
$2
$75c
10-
4-20
92 %c
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar )
9-14
1-1-57
4A%
6-15
1
tlOc
B
7%
$1.25
(increased
1
4-3(1
1
5-
$1.10
40C
(quar.)
Common
90c
'
class
Ltd.,
10 &
5,
Class
75c
preferred (s-a)
6-15
6-
—
preferred
Rose's
50c
5%
5-15
1
7-
6-
,
B
90c
$1.17'/2
(quar.)
6-15
4.40%
1
5-15
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper,
25c
Co.
Bros.
Rolland
6c
(quar.)
4-14
4-18
5-
17'/2c
(quar.)
Aircraft
40c
(increased)
1
4-30
4.36%
$1.16
$1.19
50c
common—
prelerred
Rohr
20c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Edison,
Potomac
Haas,
Class
6- 1
6-
4.60%
6-
(quar.)-
common
(auar.)
15c
6-
$1
$1.02'/2
$1.02'/2
$1.183A
10c
;
(quar.)
$1.75''
1
4.40%
6-l§.
30c
$1.50
20c
75c
50c
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
4%
Ry.
(quar.)
Rubber
Pneumatic
B
Rohm
20c
Tool
Plomb
Plymouth
Ashtabula
4.25%
6-
—
class A
preferred
62y2c
4.15%
Stadacona
A
preferred
$0,111
17%tC
.
4-20
6-15
2%
dividend
Corp.,
Smith
Co..
1
5-
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Axle (quar.)
Spring
Stock
Rogers
Power,
5'/2%
5-
3.90%
5-15
dividend
Stock
6- 9
5-15
4-30
5- 1
5-
4-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
I (quar.)—
(quar.)
51/2%
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Pittsburgh,
Youngstown
&
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
4-13
1
97'Ac
(quar.)
for ordinary
prior pfd. (s-a)
Pittsburgh Brewing, $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Mercantile
Public
4
6-15
6-
$1
common
deposit, rets,
Pioneer
Price
4-10
Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
Pinchin
Potter
4-20
Simmons
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp.,
1
5
(accum.)
J
5-18
$1.50
Morris, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
3.70%
6-30
8'/2c
5-18
$1
$1
$1
95c
$1.07'/2
$1.10
$1.17
4-16
5-
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
17'/2c
933Ac
H
4.10%
Co.
Quarterly
Philip
preferred F
preferred
preferred
43A% preferred
Rochester Transit
Rockland Light &
4.65%
preferred
4.75% preferred
4.10%
4%
(quar.)
1
5-
(quar.)—
A
preferred
6-15
20c
5-
Electric
&
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5- 1
5-15
50c
15c
50c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Gas
4%
4-25
4-16
4-16
Y.)—
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
Phila.,
Rochester
class
common
participating
Participating
4-25
4-25
Dairy Products—
non-cum.
Myers,
$1.50
4-25
Shell
Bottlers
Machine & Gear
&
Servomechanisms,
N.
4.60%
6-
(quar.)
5-18
20c
4-30
4-16
80c
(quar.)_„
5-18
40c
;
(Brooklyn,
Bank
General
Permanente
Oil
Robbins
Co.—
voting (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
Gas
Richfield
4-25
6-
4.40%
4-
(quar.)
partic.
6-15
$1.06'A
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Common
Roanoke
4-25
4-25
5-
4-30
5-31
6-
9
6-
50c
(quar.)
com.
1
(quar.)_
Mills
Rice
Cement,
83Ac
57'/2c
58'/2c
$1.10
92'/2c
$1.01
$1.17'/2
$1.12'/2
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40%
preferred
Brand
Riverside
5-
2%
dividend
4.60%
3.70%
River
5-23
5-23
5- 1
5- 1
6- 1
5- 1
4-30
7 1
5-15
8-15
5-15
8 15
5-15
8-15
5-14
5- 1
25c
25c
33c
33c
32'/2c
32'/2c
preferred
$1.30
33A%
5-22
4-25
common
5-15
25c
25c
45c
(quar.)„„
%—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Teienhone,
Inc.,
5-
12'/2c
30c
5-15
4.36%
5-15
Service,
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—..
130c
t$1.50
common
4.25%
6-1
80c
tlOc
175c
5c
(quar.)_
5-15
7-
128c
1st preferred
Inc., 7%
83Ac
Extra
Patterson
1
6-
Publie
5-18
1
6-
6-15
$1
(s-a)
1$1.19
$0.5542
(increased)
B
Inc.
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Springfield City Water (quar.)
(quar.)
Rich's
4-14
Inc.
Drugs,
4.15%
10-
15c
—
preferred
preferred
2nd preferred
7%
4-14
4-
4-12
127c
1st
7%
5-
4-27
5-10
—
2nd
7%
5-15
of Canada, Ltd.—
Drilling Co.
Increased
Parker
,
Class
Mills,
Paper
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred Mquar.).
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
——
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)____—
3.70%
4-25
5-15
5-15
50c
15c
'
Rice-Slix,
8
5-15
7-1
:.
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Tubes,
American
Pan
(quar.)
California
of
Paddock
Page-Hersey
—
—
4
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
$28c
(quar.)
8-15
Southwestern Life Insur. (Dallas)New
common
(initial)
$15c
Aluminum Co. of Canada—
preferred (initial)
Reynolds Metals, 43A% preferred A (initial)
Reynolds (R. 8.) Tobacco, com. (increased)
9-14
25c
$1.25
Drug, common- (quar.)__.
Southwestern Electric Service, 4.40% (quar.)
,
1st
5-15
62'/2c
5-31
(quar.)
A
4%%
4-16
6-15
Southwestern
Reynolds
5- 8
5-16
}25c
(quar.)
Lighting
(quar.)
Class
4-19
4-16
1
(quar.)
common
6-12
3
15c
A
Power,
Utah
6-12
(quar.)
Extra
5-17
7- 3
4%
—
Preferred
Class
5-15
4-25
5-25
20c
(quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products, common
A
4-13
1
5-
62'/2c
6-15
Extra
5-15
4-30
5-15
t75c
(quar.)
1st preferred
5y2%
(quar.)„i
(Canada), Ltd.
Chains
1
5-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
Ltd.
Renold
Class
4-20
5-31
5-
19c
preferred
non-cum.
Southland
1
$1.20
7- 3
(quar.)™
Engineering
&
Renabie Mines.
5-15
4-30
12'/2c
redeemable 1st pfd. A
31'Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
34%c
37'/2c
1st preferred (quar.)
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)
5%
5%
—
Electric
Reliance
_
12'/2c
5%
30c
1
4-23
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
27'/4c
28'Ac
B
,
5-15
6- 5
/,
2
6-15
6-
5% pfd. (quar.)
A.) Co., class A (quar.)
(Mass.),
Corp.
(C.
1
6-15
5-
31'Ac
30c
2'/2c
$1.25
50c
25c
25c
15c
Co,
(quar.)
Refiactory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.)
Reitman's, (Canada), Ltd.—
7/
New common
(initial quar.)—t
4-10
5-
Tile
Class
4-18
5-1
5- 1
preferred (quar.)—————
preferred
(initial quar.)
—Pacific Gamble Robinson
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric—
4.36% redeemable preferred (quar.)
4'A% 1st preferred (quar.)
4.80% redeemable preference (quar.)_
„
4-
(quar.)
Reed Roller Bit
6-20
6- 1
6- 1
4.75%
.
6-15
5-31
5-15
6-15
5%
Reed
5-17
6- 9
6- 1
6- 1
5-1
6- 5
6-1
17 'Ac
$1.50
$2.50
t5c
—-
5%
Pacific
4-13
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stores
Owl
Reece
common
convertible
Redondo
4-16
,
Pacelot
Red
4-30
(quar.)
common
Tube Corp.,
$1.25
4-30
6-
4-13
(quar.)—;
10c
&
Co.,
Reading
4-30
6-11
6-12
4-13
1
Railway—
non-cum.
5%
7- 2
1
5-
(quar.'
Power
125c
t$1.50
45c
35c
50c
12'/2c
—
Grip
Reading
4-10
5- 1
5-1
6-30
6-1
4-30
17'Ac
35c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Inv., Ltd.
4-19
,
*
Batten, Ltd, common
6% preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile
(increased)
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
■—
4-13
7- 3
6-1
5-15
E
7-1
5-10
$25c
$3
+25c
—
(quar.)
Co.
$1-12'/a
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Cutlet Co. (increased)
Owens-Illinois
Glass
(quar.)———
$3.60
Oxford
59_®c
50c
20c
10c
$1.06'A
Nevada
5%
25c
(quar.)-
(Cinn.)
Co.
i^xtra
Rapid
4-25
5-15
j?
4-20
1
5-
59c
_1_.
J
(quar.)
Materials
5%
75c
50c
Electrotype
Rapid
4-20
4-16
5-15
61/2c
Electric, commo*
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)-_
4%% preferred A (quar.)
—
Okonite Co. (quar.)
—
Old Republic Life Insurance
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)
OJin Mathieson Chemical, 4'/4% pW. (quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4'A%
conv. pfd. (quar.)——
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 convertible participating preferred
Ontario
&
Quebec Ry.
(s-a)—-v——
.
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com—<
.—7% preferred (quar.)—
Cpelika
Mfg.
(quar.):
——
Cswcgo Falls (quar.)
Gas
Oklahoma
preferred
Southern
4-15
5-
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Purina
Randall
4-23
4-30
4-30
4.80%
4-20
5-25
130c
tl5c
—
1
5-
59c
preierred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.
2nd
Southern
10c
1st preferred
conv.
Ralston
4-23
5-1
4-24
America—
of
Corp.
$3.50
4-13
4-30
5-15
Power—
4.72%
4.72%
Southern
Radio
4-13
4-30
5- 1
4-27
-
Southern
—
class A
4-27
4-27
5-15
(from net
(quar.)
Quinte Milk Products Ltd.,
4-13
4-30
Power, Co.
Quebec
4-13
a- l
5-1
25c
42»Ac
~
—
investment income)
4-16
5- 1
(increased)—
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc.
4-16
*x"o\)
r—~
——
Northwestern Steel & Wire
Northwestern Utilities,
4-12
»- *
25c
25c
25c
25c
Airlines, common™—
convertible preference (quar.)
Northwest
preferred
(quar.)
Sound Power & Light
Puget
6
7-
4-30
5- 1
5-15
5-15
25c
84c
$1.12'/2
32c
(quar.)
4.50%
4-18
5-11
----
$1.50
20c
28 AC
(quar.)
(New Hampshire)
RR.
Colorado
Southern
Hampshire—
of New
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3.35%
(initial)
common
Northern
Service
Public
6-15
7- 1
40c
Ohio Telephone Co., common
Pacific Railroad Co.—
Stock dividend (one share of $5 par value
for each share of no par held)
Northern
Payable of Bee.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Bee.
Holder«
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Share
Company
Name of
,
Holder*
When
Per
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
92V2C
*
5-15
4-20
87y2C
5-15
4-20
Volume 183
Number 5529...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2121)
Per
Name of Company-tt
v
Union
Gas
Union
of
Oil
Canada.
Co.
of
United
Air
United
4%
Lines
pref.
Inc.
convertible
Class
(quar.J
60c
5-
9
$1
5-
1
4-13
(quar.)
preference
Ltd.,
class A
6c
Preferred
37 Vic
(quar.)
Keno
New
United
Fund
(from
—
net
Jersey
Lines
S
Loan
S.
Potash
4-10
15c
4-30
4-13
5-25
62 Vic
5-
1
4-
1
4-
1
1
'5Vi%
5-
1
Value
Line
6-
8
7-
1
Fund, Inc
5-15
common
6-
5-31
*"6-
$2
6%
$3
An
4-30
5-
:
quar.)
$1.31 y4
_T
(quar.)
4-12
1
4-20
•4-20
5-
1
12c
4-30
4-
12c
.
5-15
9
5-
50c
1
6-
1
1
4-13
5-15
5-
6-
1
redeem
5-15
6-
1
1
1
to
4-18
8-
&
Warner
Co.,
7-16
12c
5-15
6-30
t35c
6-
Pictures
5-
&
Swasey
(quar.)
30c
5-25
5-
(quar.)
50c
6-
1
5-
$1
5-
1
50c
5-
1
5-
1
4-13
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
5-10
4-25
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
5-10
4-25
.
4.80%
income)
common
preferred
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
25c
convertible
preferred
4%
convertible
preferred
Wellington
Fire
Jersey
6c
special
guaranteed
Westchester Fire Insurance
Western
nines
9-15
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Western Utilities
(quar.)
B
5 Vi %
White
,
$2
Sewing
prirt"
5-
5-15
5-
6-
1
6-
1
4-30
4-18
1
5-
1
0-
Co.
Common
9-14
5-
1
<
1
5-
1
4-20
75c
5-15
5-
6%
7-
2
0-
tl2Vic
4-30
4-30
1
5-
1
(quar.)
-
15c
5-15
34 %c
11c
•
5-16
Wisconsin
Public Service,
-
Industries,
conv.
;
Woodward
Woolworth
6%
com.
(Wm.l
Common
Common
Common
Common
6%
,
6%
Jr..
(accum.)
6c
4-30
convertible
Yale Lead 6c Zinc
Yates-American
Yellow
Cab
6%
conv.
6%
conv.
'
6-29
40C
0-
stated
4-10
7-31
4-30
a
by
4-30
$3,587,870
844,496
2,382,706
it
was
order
'
•*'
'
I.
'
the
engaged,
•
,
'
,
trading
on
than
in
April
Investment
through
other
'
.
May
23,
of
4,
to
companies,
and
the
to
April
1,
Commission
request
par
of
the
terms
make
5-31
1
4-13
1
*-13
of
Telephone
also
Company
distributes
(30,173
sells
anu
Co.,
shares,
water.—V.
5.65% ).
183,
for
~
■
Dillon
be
may
borrowings
extending to
Co.,
Inc.,
100.36.
bonds
new
be
redeemable,
in
whole
in
or
Offering—The company is offering to its com¬
stockholders of record April
24, 1956, the right to
on or before
May 15, 1956, at $28.75 per share
463,641 additional shares of common stock (par
$10) on
the basis of one new share for each
10 shares held
(with
oversubscription privilege). Unsubscribed shares are
subscription by employees at the. same
price. The offering is not underwritten.
'
to be offered for
PROCEEDS.—The
bonds
reimburse
and
the
part
to
of
company will use the proceeds of the sale of the
stock to prepay a $10,000,000 bank
loan, to
common
the
company's
treasury
for
the cost of planned
company's plant,
the
BUSINESS.—.Company
the
of
up
5-11
number
6-
5
5-15
Eastman,
6-
1
5-10
of
Arthurs,
units
such
be
to
Dillon
&
Eichler
Stearns
$1.11
5-
1
4-16
Bingham,
5-
1
4-20
I'lair
25c
6-
1
5-18
7-
2
6-20'
Alex.
—
(quar.
,
_i
2°c
7-10
First
,
•
„
,1
37Vic %
4-10
4-30
„
1
4-17
4-10
4.30
'
4-30
2 7-31
'J.,
u
4-10
7-10
&
6c
First
Glore,
37 ViC
•'
The
5-
25c
.
4-10
7-31
't2c
(quar.)
7-20
to
and
and
sells
capital
extensive
electricity
the
395,000
1,442,000
In
people
iaries
and
for
1955
1955
net
population
peninsula
upper
west
EARNINGS.—Total
expenditures,
additions
an
and
of
in
of
area
south
and
Milwaukee.
of
were
income
was
$12,162,209
GIVING
TO
purchased
Co
&
41,500
Co.—
Co
&
&
sold
relating
Hurry,
Inc
&
in
area
central
Wis,,
to
gas
PRESENT
Sachs
and
&
Inc.—
Co._—_
due
10,000,000
1980
1982
series
due
1984
series
due
1986—;
6%
cumulative
1,500
the
of
several
1958.
de¬
in
chartered
an
amount
time
outstanding over
borrowings to be used
company expects
time
to time as
issuance
McMahon
by
several
each
are
the
upon
and
Eastman,
Lehman
Merrill
Cumulative serial pfd. stock
3.60% series
—i.—
—
Pierce,
Richter
Barney
&
Union
5,000
J.
C.
6c
purchase
The
Securities
Weld
the
(par $100)
\
44,508 shs.
355,000 shs.
260,000 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
&
5,100.045 shs.
Wood,
The
Swiss
American
3,250,000
Cohu
&
3,000.000
Inferstate
H.
Hopwood_
&
2,000
3,000
Co
—
Co.—
1,500
12,000
Securities
Struthers
Co
1,500
5,000
Masten
Co._L.
&
330.000.
61
Co._
&
Renshaw__
330.000
Doolittlc
6c
Co
275.000
1,320,000
J.
A.
Hogle & Co
Sutro
1,100,000
275,000
Co
&
Bros.
275.000
Co.,
750,000
Inc
Smith,
220.000
750,000
Co.—
220,000
Sutro
550,000
&
6c
Fauset, Steele & Co
Yarnal,
Byllesby 6c Co.
Folger,
330,000
330.00C
—J—
Rodman
Robinson-Humphrey
M.
E.
550,000
*.!*■_.
Securities
2,000,000
Inc.
J.
(Inc.)
Nolan,
Fleming-
Hibbs
B.
Co.,
&
Co
&
Moore
Co
&
220,000
Williston
A.
Co.—
120,000
Biddle & Co—
Lomasney & Co..
R.
D.
Inc.
220,000
&
Thayer, Baker &
Goodwyn & Olds
550,003
165,000
165,000
Co.—
110,000
New President Elected—
was
W.
Van
elected
Derzee
of
was
general
Derzee,
Chairman
Committee
Chairman
the
President
of
and
Board
appointed
public
has
over
for
Board
the
been
past
the
of
to
Lawrence
years,
chief
was
F.
for
the
elected
executive
^
Mr.
Van
President
officer
company.
Executiye
in
....
Derzee
of
the
charge
Vice-President
company
of
the
The
lie
the
of
and
general
also
for
of
19
the
position
years.
many
affairs
fiscal
April
on
Chairman
C
company.
relations,
and
insurance,
relations and employe, welfare.
Seybold,
(ears,
ye
11
Directors.
Directors,
Committee.
vacant
Officer
all
the
of
Policy
stockholder
taining
the
of
Senior
administration
linancing,
5,000
Corp___— 5.00J
Co.—--—=.
A.
Corp..
Co
Corp.
2,000,000
'
severally agreed
principal
respective
Co._
&
mortgages
,
have
following
Co.—3,000,009
Co., Inc.
Stern Brothers
respective
below
Co.„
6c
Hutton
Pomeroy,
the
Corp._$7,495,000
the
thereof.
named
company
bonds:
Hallgarten 6c Co.
Schoellkopf,
issued- under
provisions
purchasers
the
6c
Sachs
Wertheim
be
may
the
new
Boston
Goldman,
Fxecutive
NormanWhittall ,Lt(J—— 8,200
Dean Wkter
Co.r——r- 5,000
183, p. 714.
of
First
Gould
5,0C0
' Wood,'Gundyi,& Co ,Ltd.^_16,40j
Kidder, Peabody & CO.—— '5,000 —V.
from
Morgan Stanley
5,000
Co.,
-————,
Wheat 6c
White,
&
Webster
Corp.
3,000
with
PURCHASERS—The
the
16,400
Jaffray &
Reynolds & Co
Scherck,
45,000 shs.
$10)„
bonds
compliance
upon
Fen—
Thomson
Piper,
Stone
Harriman Ripley &
Co.,, Inc. Jj,000
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co,___L'"3,000
Hornblower &
iVeekiL„^'3,000
Brothers
& Beane
Smith,
5,000
and
Ltd.
.
(par
.
30,000,000
_
stock
20,000.000
capital stock
follows:
Lynch,
ner
Nesbitt,
3,000
underwriters
as
preferred
$100)
amounts
Canadian
a
for
M.
15,000,000
12,500,000
—,
of
Mr. Van
will nave
company,
matters
per¬
past
nine
the
such will be the
operations of the
as
.
and;,Mr.:
Seybold, will
in
general
hold
the
same
in
the company's subsidiaries as Indicated above,-for the
parent company.
,
■
.
*
These changes become effective as of May 1, 1^56.—V. 183, p. 2013.
offtqes
_
„
'
subsid¬
Outstanding
1979
due
due
>
area
$50,000,000
series
Stroud
Corp.___,_12,000
Co.
series
an
FINANCING
1976
series
of
each
company
any
reserved
Frank
3,000
Forgan & Co
due
J/4%
3Vb%
to
'
1956
at
5,000
Boston
series
contained,
the
to
"
■
favor of the
2,000
12,000
Sons
Co._J
California
Goldman,
an
Bonds:
3
first
Canadian
conditions therein
3,000
Incorporated
Co.,
Mortgage
4,000
Wisconsin.
to
$87,973,761,
$11,908,221 in 1954.
against
as
EFFECT
to »
improve¬
about
southeastern
Michigan
and
and
operating revenues of the company
$95,175,873, compared with 1954's
CAPITALIZATION
W.
names
Co
6c
Walter
Co.
Brown
Drexel
1
4-30
37 Vic
be
tnerein
the
purposes.
2,000
Blyth
25C
(quar.).
'
shares
Inc.
Ltd.—
to
are
$1,000,000
granted
Lestrange
Bateman,
8-
conditions
agreements
to
400,000
options
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
miles
♦Additional
to
Co.
1
25c
the
Jan.
for
including
6c
Bear,
with
t
relating
,
an
(par
§4,511,000 shs.
agreements
-
subscribe
20,500,000 (U.S.)
1,000,000
•
'
will
mon
Common
25,000,000 shs.
*■
Stock
2%%-
$19,000,000 (U.S.)
to
Forgan
•First
FINANCING
$10,500,000 (Can.)
1, 1961, all such
working capital purposes.
The
under this line of credit from
for
necessary
§Not
6-
37 fee
300,000
3.77%
,
the
part, at general
redemption
prices
together
with
accrued
interest,
ranging
from
104.88% if redeemed prior to April
15, 1957, to 100.17% if redeemed
after April 14,
1985, and at special redemption prices
ranging from
101.88% to 100.11%;
;
purchase
Cali¬
2013.
p.
Inc.
The
to
value)'
-
bonds,
also
naming
a
37/b%
coupoh, were:
& Co., Union Securities Corp. and Harriman
Ripley &
(jointly), 100.602; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Equitable Securities Corp. (Jointly), 100.449, and
Halsey, Stuart
Glore,
and
&
'
.
bids
3% 'In
line of credit in
borrowings
exercise
5-11
a
period
the company
62 Vic
(quar.)
of
debs.,
the
has
of
2%%
working capital__
terms
:
hearing
a
yield
*$83,000,000 (U.S.)
20,500,000 (U.S.)
'•
a
the
stocks
States
2%%
1988—._
in
reinvesting,
engaged in
Other
Outstanding
$19,000,000 (U.S.)
(without
the
to
5-
5-31
1959
'; >
6-20
4-23
applied to
Act declaring
investing,
1956,
*
has
Company
controlled
that
securities;
until
persons
to
,
announced
under
businesses
or
|
Corp.—Hearing for May 4—
maturity.
semi-an¬
1,
$3,038,498
1,986,524
$30,000,000 first mortgage
bonds. 37/s% series, due
April 15, 1986. The group won
the issue at competitive sale on
April 24 on its bid b£
101.039 for the indicated
coupon, and reoffered the bonds
at
101.875% and accrued interest, to
bonds,
subordinate
established
5-
4-30
PRESENT
$By a commitment letter dated March 6,
37»/2c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)j_:
preferred
;
bank
4-16
5-15
line
1956.
5-15
1
capacity
a
and
the notes, and
subject to the
con¬
these .loans shall be taken down in equal proportions, 40%
thereof in the aggregate on
May 15, 1956 and the balance on June 15,
3iy4
t
Machine
.
will
system
tained,
7-16
6-
TO
bentures
4-201
1
the
delivery periods, the final delivery period expiring Nov. 29,
25c
Mines.
$1,311,208
885,735
primarily
Water
consin
that during the first
equipment will be installed
designed capacity of 400,000
10,500,000 (Can.)
for
stk,
tUnder
'
6-15
4-30
that
From
initial
mortgage bonds,
and
subject
to
specified amounts c.f such bonds
Co.
preferred
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$1,398,617
an
or
certain
planned
EFFECT
1963
♦Under
5-15
$2.25
r_'_l__i
is
'
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bonds
Offered — The
First Boston Corp. headed an
underwriting group which
offered publicly on April 25
A), due Nov. 1,
May
A, due
Capital
4-16
5-31
30c
(quar.)
its
GIVING
maturing
5V2%
loan
$1.26
(quar.)
preferred
is
is
fornia
compressor
1963
1,
$1.25
preferred
to
expected
1957.
it
183.
$3,992,594 $13,071,895 $10 697 434 '
2,681,386
9,484,025
7,658,936*.
opers.
W'
common
meet
'
.
maturing semi-anfrom May 1,
1959 to
series
10-11
30c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
convertible
1,
Nov.
7-13
1
32c
(quar.)
line
pipe
from
32-year
4-13
1
1
4c
(quar.)
W.)
States
with
notes
limited
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)_
Wrigley
Nov.
5-18
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
Governor
(F.
6-11
$1.50
Light
preferred
debs,
3V2%
7-30
6c
preferred (quar.)
5.04'%
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
8-20
8-
^
income
1,
is
$83,000,000 (U.S.)
nually
4-20
90c
com.
ry.
for
it
ments
placed
3,201,220
Authorized
(ser.
ser.
3Vi%
4-30
11-
,
5%
Woodall
1
12 ViC
„
(quar.)
Nov.
beginning,
additional
pipe
mortgage
4%%
4-30
5-
12 Vic
(quar.)
the
It
J977
4-25
5-21
30c
(quar.)
Power
quarter.—V.
'
day.
nually
i
around
at
the
per
Bank
Wisconsin
United
'
be
Authorized
4-25
5-15
-
50c
series)
day
operation
bring
First
4-13
*1
(quar.)_
$152,430,000.
operation
of
4-13
(increased quar.)_
;
Witherbs^-Pherman,
in
per
4-10
5-
■,
investment
the
the pipe
project will
CAPITALIZATION
4-10
4-30
$1.43%
(monthly)
&
be
Mcf
Inc.—
from
at
will
1955
1956—Month—1955
expenses.
"
western
deposited
so
1
6c
Fund,
Quarterly
bonds
4-10
^
Wisconsin
delivery
Pipeline Corp.
Northwest
the
application, Western has as its sole investment
the following
operating public utilities, each of
the telephone business: California Water 6c
Tele¬
phone Co. (180,919 shares, per cent of
voting power, 10.17% ); West
Coast Telephone
Company (160,000 shares, 19.28% ); and The South¬
•
-
company, which will build and operate
estimates that the amount
required for the
system,
Mcf
Corp.—
(1897
Pacific
approximately
5-25
12 ViC
preferred
the
with
Ry.—Earnings—
$4,599,837
corporation,
which
through
.
for
$83,000,000 of first mortgage
year
fl-11
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
redeemed
(U.
and
in
.
income—
According
the
underwriters), officers and direc¬
and voting trustees.
v; 4
Columbia
share
per
\Vholly-owned
subsidiary companies
supply
electricity
having a population of 207,000 in northern and east
to
(quar.)
common
—
be
'
companies and other institutional investors;
the $10,(Canadian)
debentures
with
a
Canadian
chartered
bank,
$19,000,000 (U. 8.) notes with The First National
City Bank of
York, and two other banks.
line
1
30c
Wisconsin Electric Power, com.
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
3.60%
during
compared
square
be
Corp;—
'
Monthly
also
may
BUSINESS.—This
4-20
25c
Stores
Monthly
debentures
,
British
cents
thereon.
insurance
New
4-20
5-
34%c
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
•
sales
500,000
7
45c
(quar.)
Wilson & Co., common
Common
(quar.)
.
life
8
3iy»c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Macnine
to
The
4-12
0-15
O
(quar.)
Williams &
border
5-14
1
wy2c
p-ef^ence
Oil
net
$42,854,186
pro¬
institutional
in
33
revenue.
owning, holding
given interested
option
markets
1
25c
Wilcox
its
5-
5-15
c
6
14c
Propane Gas
date,
at
4-16
40c
lien
White River
redeem
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores, com.
preferred (quar.)
The
not
*
SEC
that
any series without providing for
on
all
debentures
of
such
series
5-
40c
(quar.)
prior
that
1799.
p.
business
re¬
5-15
tlOc
4%
23
totaled
and the
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
interest
to
may
the
4-
J30C
,.
tquar.j
White's Auto
April
1956
debentures
1
$2
Co.
on
31,
.
oper.
183,
This
the
time
any
at
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Westminister Paper
accrued
of
at
may
debentures
amount of the
the redemption
6-
to
$83,000,000
'
Westinghouse Air Brake
interest
company
A
5-
20c
Stationery
with
the
principal
debentures
notice,
series
proceeds of this financing and from the private
investors, negotiated by Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
S.) first mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%% series A,
due 1977; $10 500,000 (Canadian)
3y2% debentures due semi-annually
1959
to
1963;
and
$19,000
(U.
8.)
3'/2%
notes
due
semi-annually
from 1959 to 1963; will be used in
connection with the construction
of
a
pipe line system to transport natural
gas
from the producing
areas of the Peace River
country in Alberta and British Columbia to
sale
of
Securities—
RR
'
4-24
30c
preferred (quar.)
5Vz% preferred (quar.)—
&
4-24
and
fr.
rev.
ry.
...
PROCEEDS.—The
12-15
4-30
4-30
the
of
tors of the company
~
5%
Pacific
1
1-1-57
3
—_
Western Light & Telephone, common
Class
1
100%
the
days'
ny2c
(accum.l—
Tablet
Co., a New York
director.—V. 175.
quarter of 1955.
Western Utilities
-
30
on
outstanding
25C
Western Life Insurance Co., common
-•
Common
•
10-
option,
$1.50
wuar.i
Insurance
Western
6-15
$1
;
Supply, $4.80 pfd.
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd
Western
1
50C
...
Co.—
J
Auto
A
&
a
*
through East¬
5-16
6-
7-
50c
(s-a)
Kentucky.Coal Jquar.l.
Michigan 8teel Foundry
7% prior preferred (quar.)
West Por e
Mfg.
;
Net
man, Dillon & Co. to purchasers of the shares, who may
include some of the underwriters of the units
(or persons
connected with such
Rrt.—
West
Cl«ss
5-31
6-10
50c
_
West
Western
1
5-25
50c
,
Seasnore
March
first
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
respect to the shares of capital stock
under such agreement will be delivered
1
5-
$4
„
Western
5-
6-15
Insurance—
Extra
6 %
5-15
5-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
<quar.)—
quarter
1903.
p.
Net
with
4-26
45C
(quar.)
convertible
West
1
'
Co.,
4%
4%
.
6-
60c
(quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)r
Weeden &
Director—
elected
in
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
existing options that may be
exercised by that company. The
remaining shares, which
will be not less than
2,142,250, will be deposited under
the Voting Trust Agreement.
Voting trust certificates
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(42c from realized capital gains and 8c
Washington Steel,
been
i
Dillon & Co. to Westcoast Investment
Corporation to the
extent; necessary to satisfy
J
common
payment
Offering—The company is also offering for sale
through Eastman, Dillon & Co., as underwriter, an addi¬
tional 3,271,000 shares of
capital stock at the public
offering price of $5 (U. S.) per share. Not exceeding
1,127,750 of such shares will be sold through Eastman,
4-20
50c
;
investment
the
income
1956
corrected
Stock
4-20
Washington Building Trust (s-a)
.
being redeemed.
sinking fund.
the
4
from
announced
ended
Western Maryland
the
that
of
8
Petroleum
...
The
here.
Corporation and
together
however,
payment
not
4-20
5
Warner
Extra
redeemed,
the
4-27
Warren
of
of
5-11
5-18
30c
(quar.)
8
25c
price
all
6-15
(quar.)
indicated
.
of
any
than
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light
be
or
less
4-30
75c
$1.12%
common
Bros.
all
demption
5-15
5-
37VaC
(quar.)
is
quickly oversubscribed and the books
its
at
company
vided,
preferred
incorrect.
was
date
on
The
4
20%
(quar.)_
date
record
The offering was
closed.
11-14
37ViC
common..
published
and/or
5-15
12-
50c
2%
12V2C
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd.
Walker
has
a
Williston
the 1956
first quarter amounted to
$610,332 con¬
with $503,601 in the
1955 period.
Such earnings were
equal
allowance for preferred
dividends, to 37 cents per share in the
alter,
A portion of the units is being
Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd.; Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and Norman R. Whittall Ltd.
4-24
20c
"I
America
prior
Net
'
shares of stock, was $115.
marketed in Canada by
4-20
earned
;
preferred
R.
trasted
'*
■
April 24 offered for public sale in the form of
units $20,500,000 (U. S.)
32-year 5%% subordinate de¬
bentures, series A, due April 1, 1988, and 615,000 shares
of capital stock (no
par value). Price per unit, consist¬
ing of $100 principal amount of debentures and three
4-10
1
5-1
>
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Corp.,
'
underwriting group managed by Eastman, Dillon &
Co.
4-16
1
5-
5-
40c
.
1
5-
62y2c
<quar.)
convertible
$4.50
•
company
$34,338,314 in
Non¬
Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd.—Securities Offered—
4-28
15c
Mig.
dividend
preferred
~
counselors,
J.
Western Auto Supply Co.
(Mo.)—Earnings Up—
,
three months
Investment News
Virginian Railway Co.—
Vulcan
2
dividend.
(Continued from page 13)
5-211
9
5-15
5-15
50c
dividend
preferred
this
tax.
General
5-24
15C
Vendorlator
6%
1
Jamaica income tax.
1
$1.50
Van Camp Sea Food
(resumed)
Van Raalte Co.
(reduced)
Stock
for
partner of
a
4-16
4-
Billard,
4-2
5-
,
date
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
1
5-1
4-30
6-15
10c
Fund
Corp.
closed
income
6-15
40c
45c
Line Income Fund (10c from
income and 2c from capital
gains)
Vanadium
not
5-18
;
Value
Stock
5-
156VtC
4-19
22 %c
(Pa.)
preferred
British
y Previous
Power—
preferred
5%%
Less
5-23
37'/2c
<s-at
(increased
books
4- 3
6-
25c
tquar.)_^
common
(quar.$__'
Securities
Peninsula
Common
55-
25c
(initial)
Stores
Upper
50c
125c
(quar.)
Y.
investment
1803.
p.
5-10
3
$2
37 ViC
Tobacco,
25c
of
3
(quar.)
Leaf
dividend)
6-20
(quar.)
Less
4-30
7-10
$53.50
at
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15 % Canadian non-residents tax.
IPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
x
Western Air Lines, Inc.—Billard
Gordon
firm
This
♦Transfer
4-13
$10c
Vitamin
Universal
4-30
$2.50
Rubber Co.,
S.
United
preferred
a
8% 1st pfd. (quar.).
Corp. (quar.)
L:
Corp., $6 conv. pfd. <quar.)_
United Transit, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.),
U.
1
(quar.)
J.),
Society
Railroad
U. S.
<N.
preferred
U.
S.
5-
4V2%
4-10
8C
(quar.)
Co.
U.
U.
1
10
'Holder*
Payable of Rec.
issue
County Gas (quar.)__
!
Zeller's, Ltd., common (increased quar.)_—
4-3C
5-
_
preferred
4Va%
5-31
May
on
this
(entire
York
4-17
Canal
&
Machinery,
redemption
plus
When
Prr.i
i
Share
pfd.
conv.
4-14
common
RR.
4%%
share
per
^
Company
Corp.,
called for
In¬
Special
S.
1
5-15
—
U. S. Envelope Co., new common
U. S. Fire Insurance <N. Y.)
U.
York
5-18
30c
Corp. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Hill
Shoe
.6%
5-
6
Inc.—
income)
United Industrial
United
.
4-
$37c
(quar.)
common
Continental
vestment
United
1
6-15
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Funds,
United
5-
15c
Tool,
*
Name oj
*
4-10
B
Drill
United
Rec.
$35c
$10c
United Corps.,
United
Shpre .Payable of
,,,t,
(quar.)
Stores Corp.—
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
Holder»
(quar.)
California
Aircraft,
United
Ltd.
When
>
The Commercial and Financial
Chroni^e... Monday, April 30, 1956
(2122)
64
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Apache County High Sch. Diet.
(P. O. St. Johns), Ariz.
Offering
Bond
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Education,
bids until 1
Clerk of the Board of
sealed
receive
will
(MST)
pjn.
purchase of $185,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1971 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Coun¬
Legality ap¬
Rosenield, Di-
terest (J-J) payable at the
Gust,
proved
by
velbess
Bond
side until
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
building
1956.
(MST) on May 7 for the
of
$115,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1,1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
purchase
Quachita County, Camden School
Dist. No. 35 (P. O. Camden), Ark.
Offering
—
at
the
Elizabeth
will
Clerk,
City
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
the
$100,000
underpass
construction
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May
$387,500
con¬
April
offered
9
Inc., of Little Rock. Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1
inclusive.
for
1
fice.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
California
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering—L.
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
B.
Wallace,
Supervisors,
bids
at
in Santa Ana until 11
office
(PST)
his
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Fair
John¬
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids about June
13 for the
purchase of $50,000,000 Veterans'
Act of 1954, series H bonds.
Cascade School
District, Shasta
County, Calif.
—
bids at
his
office
iri Red¬
ding until 2
p.m. (CDST) on May
for
the
purchase of $16,000
building bonds. Dated May 1,1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1960
7
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable
at
and
interest
the
County
Chico Sch. Dists., Butte
County,
California
Bond Offering—Harriett
10
for the
office
in
Sacramento
(PST)
a.m.
on
April 30
purchase of $45,000 school
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
June
1
from
1958
to
1979
and
as
City
bonds.
Due
1957 to
School
on
1
from
1976 inclusive.
High
School
bonds.. Due
1957 to
District
June
District
on June
1976 inclusive.
1
from
School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
until 9
a.m. (CDST) on May 8 for
the purchase of $126,000 building
on
Dated
June
1,
1956.
Due
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
11
San Francisco.
Treasurer's
1956.
Principal
a.m.
Mateo
County, Calif.
Legality
ap¬
GEORGIA
Georgia (State of)
Local
Offering—W. C, Gerfen,
receive sealed
(CDST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $1,640,000 water works revenue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
City
Clerk,
until
bids
Trust
National
Vhittier
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offerings-Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9
(CDST) on May 1 for
;he purchase of "$255,000 building
bonds.
Dated Jtine 1, 1956.
Due
on
June
1
from
1957
to
1976
County
payable^at..:the
(J-D)
in¬
and- interest
Principal
Treasurer's office.
/
-
.
COLORADO
.
-
M-N.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
San
County, Calif.
Morongo School District,
$265,000 build¬
March 1 from 1959 to 1996
on
inclusive.
1,250,000 series3956B bonds. Due
on
March lfrom 1959 to 1996
inclusive,
The
bonds
City.
a
a
Sacramento
Sacramento
Bond
Sch.
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering
—
C.-C. LaRue
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
at
10
the
his
office
a.m.
in
Sacramento
(PDST)
purchase
of
i
as
.7*
.
,
$179,900 Social Circle/ Bid dead¬
line 4 p.m.
2
.
Madison.
390,000
Bid
.7
,
D"
deadline
' '/• v"'
'
*■
•
specify rate of
schedule, call
features
and
other
provisions
concerning reserve funds and de¬
position
of - surplus
revenues.
Complete information relative to
the
projects
may
be
obtained
'
:
p.m.
•
390,000 Greensboro. Bid deadline
11
a.m.
310,000 Union Point.
;
line 9
a.m. "
Bidders
Bid dead-
must
-
interest,
March
maturity
the
~
P.
Littrell
O.
Box
Gas
551,
on
May
$412,000
;
*
Service'
Sarasota,.1
Valdosta, Ga.
National
Finance
1
Legality approved by Tall-
madge & Tallmadge,:of Denver.
Container
Swimming
Corp.;
Pool
—
to.
The
'
friendly gesture made by the citi¬
of
zens
Valdosta
and
Lowndes-
in
1951
was
returned
23 by National, Container
Corporation, when Samuel Kipnis, *
President, presented a Contribu- tion of $35,000 from the company;,
County
April
to
the
and
Valdosta
Lowndes
County Youth Center for the pur- *'
of constructing a swimming
pool.
•
7 *.
Container,
*
../>/
National
nation's largest
corrugated
one
of the
producers of Kraft
shipping
paper
con¬
tainers and multiwaU Kraft paper
bags, operates a $25,000,000 Kraft
pulp, board and paper mill and a
multiwaU bag plant at Claytt-
DELAWARE
ville,
near
Valdosta. The 275-acre ■,
of this mill
construction
(State of)
Bridge Bonds Called
site
for
was
—Equitable Security Trust Com¬
price of 100.55,
basis of about 3.67%.
North
aggregating *$1,265,000,:
pose
dated
payable at the United States Na¬
tional Bank of Denver, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
1904—were awarded to Shearson, Hammill & Co., of New York
33/4S, at
j;
are
Principal and interest (M-S)
p.
as
cities
Fla.
$1,250,000 series 1956A bonds. Due
1956.
cates
follows;.-
Corp.,
Agricultural and
College (P. O. Fort
Collins), Colo.
Offering:—Jos. M. Whal-
ing bonds offered April 23—v. 183,
City,
Rev-/,
on
Several
are
from
*
ley, Business Manager and Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (MST) on May 9 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 dormitory
revenue bonds, as follows:
p.m.
Interest
clusive.
Bids
—
a.m.
clusive.
will
7:30
Units Ask
Certificates
enue
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 4s, at a price * of
100.50, a basis of about 3.93%.
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered April 24—v.
183,
p.
1799—were awarded to
Kaiser & Co., of San Francisco.
purchase
office.
$52,000 build¬
&
San
District,
Bond Sale—The $200,000
office.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
1,
America
of
Bank
Colorado
Bernardino
Hesperia School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
son, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
his office in San Bernardino, unti
County, Calif.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Mechanical
School
Millhrae
"■
nterest J-J.
Treasurer's
office.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
(CDST) on May 7 for
of
$25,000
building
bonds. Dated May 15, 1956. Due
on May 15 from
1957 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the County
June
May 1 for
on
Monrovia, Calif.
Glendora
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Angeles Cbuntyi Calif. - ' Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond Sale—The
$520,000
Dated
(CDST)
payable at the County
follows:
200,000
a.m.
purchase
Bond
sive.
bonds,
;he
cisco.
bids at her office in Oroville until
11 a.m. (PST) on April 30 for the
$720,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
aids at his office in Los Angeles,
in¬
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Principal
,
bonds.
of
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
sive.
his
at
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
purchase
Orange County, Calif.
until 9
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Treasurer's office.
-
bids
until
clusive.
Ruth A. Pres-
"
of $92,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
on
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
District,
geles.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
Bond Offering
School
Oaks
Sacramento
California (State of)
Bond Offering—Chas. G.
purchase of $1,280,000
Lowell Joint School District,
Manager,
asking;for sealed bids until;/
ing bonds offerecLApriL24—v. 183, JVIay 8 for the purchase of natural *
2015—were
awarded
to
the gas revenue anticipation certifi¬
approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
3X/4S.
as
(PDST) on May
MacCot-*
J.
will receivesealed bids until noon (EST) on'
May 10 for the purchase of $300,-/
)00 Seawall improvement revenue
)onds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on.
Westside Union School District, Los
Legality
Bond
Mateo
Sale—The
Offering—H.
City
;er,
ing bonds offered April 24—v. 183,
p. 1799—were awarded to Heller,
Bruce & Co., of . San Francisco.
general obligation bonds.. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
957
to
1995 inclusive.
Interest
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 24—v. 183,
p. 2015—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., and William R. Staats &
Bond
Elementary School Dist.,
San
offered
Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
build¬
$75,000
Savings
Bond
J. R.
oster announces that the Board
of Directors will receive sealed
the
p.
Calif.
National Trust
Americh
County Bridge revenue
April 24—v. 183,
1904—were not sold.
3onds
San
District,
$5,500,000;
Sarasota
Association, .of San
Francisco, as 4%s, at a price of
101.10, a basis of about 4.05%.
California
M-N.
Co., jointly,
Los
&
supple¬
published in our
of April 23—v. 183, p. 2015.
for
Sale—The
of
Bank
foregoing
bids until 9 a.m.
Bonds Not Sold—The
15
ing bonds offered: April 23—v. 183,
p.
1798—were awarded to the
BOild Offering—Secretary
22
School
*■
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
,
Due on May
2V2S.
Grande
Bond
Angeles County Sanitation
Dist. No. 14 (P. O. Los Angeles),
Enterprise School District, Los
ity
son,
& Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
May 1 for the purchase
on
Principal and interest (M-N)
Florida Development Commission
inclusive.
Bernardino County,
Los
a.m.
of $850,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
Oro
ments the report
issue
in
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of NewYork City.
'
2.59%,
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
Portola
Note: —The
Union School District,
Myers, of
&
3ank of the State of Delaware
Dover.
Waggenseller
price of 100.02,
from 1964 to 4976 inclusive.
from 1957 to 1986 in¬
Principal
and
interest
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
interest",
Farmers;
Due on May 15 from
1960
to
3,250,000
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny
May 1
clusive.
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
re¬
Corporate Trust
Department, 2 Wall Street, New
York City, until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
May 2 for the purchase of
$9,000,000 water works revenue
Donds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
on
Principal and
payable at the
A-O)
750,000 2V4S. Due on May 15 from
tional City Bank,
$500,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
water
and
sewer
system bonds
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
was sold to T. J. Raney & Sons,
until 11 a-.m. (CDST) on May 45
of Little Rock, at a price of 101.50.
for the purchase of $215,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1,1956. Due
CALIFORNIA <
Anaheim Sch. Dist., Orange County,
1957
First Na¬
ceive sealed bids at the
inclusive.
FLORIDA
will
Commissioners,
Power
p.m.
(DST) on May 8 for the 1
purchase of $438,000 school buildng bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1978'
follows:
$1,000,000 5s.
Twohy,
of Water and
Board
of
Auditor
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Co., and
Durst, Inc., at a
Offering—Frank
Bond
Bond Offering—David ivl. Green,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
net interest cost of about
a
Los Angeles, Calif.
|
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Memphis, Ark.
&
&
O'Melveny
by
&
Arthur
as
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Costa Mesa
approved
County, Dover Special School:
(P. O. Dover), Del.'
« t
District
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Kenower, Mac-
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny
Bank
ings Association in San Francisco,
Angeles or San Diego. Legal¬
ity
Kent
bonds offered April 24—v.
183, p. 1904^—were awarded to a
group composed of Blyth & Co.;
Weeden & Co.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.; Heller, Bruce & Co.;
& Sav¬
Trust
Security
| Exchange Bank, New York City,
$5,000,000 air¬
Sale—The
Bond
District
Equitable
•
Company, and the Chemical Corn
.
port
interest
the
at
j the
Oakland, Calif.
Los
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
-
payable
of America National Trust
and
Colton, Calif.
& Co.,
West
payable
(J-D)
Bond
awarded to W. H. Satterfield
1981
Principal
inclusive.
and
Principal
clusive.
jl05% and accrued interest to the
(J-D)
on
Treasurer's office, or at the
l,
1958 I redemption date at the offices of
Francisco,
San
May 1 for the pur¬
chase
of $5,230,000 construction
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
on Jan.
1 from 1966 to 1996 in¬
(PDST)
1957
Legal¬
ity approved by
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Davis,
to
from
1
County Treasurer's office.
on
1958
Dated
June
April
$197,000
June 1,
of
purchase
on
on
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
ARKANSAS
from
Due
interest
of Phoenix.
bonds
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
1976
to
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Sale—The
receive
will
Clerk,
10
the
for
30
til 2 p.m.
Bond
Pequeg-
C.
Margaret
—
Penry, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
3 p.m.
(J-J)
sealed bids at his office in River¬
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
fall, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
were
A.
Offering
Bond
Calif.
Offering—G.
County
nat,
Pinal County High School District
struction
District, River¬
side County,
& Robinette, of Phoenix.
No. 20
School
Coachella
ty Treasurer's office.
interest
Valley Irrigation District (P. O.
Box 518, La Mesa), Calif. -
a.m.
June
from
1
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Lemon Grove and Spring
La Mesa,
(CDST) on May 1 for
the
purchase of $57,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1,1956. Due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclu¬
until 9
May 28 for the
on
Ostly,
June
on
inclusive.
1977
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Due
1956.
Dated
bonds.
building
Myers,
.
"
Ben Burgess,
—
of Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
by O'Melveny „&
Angeles.
,
proved
Unified School District,
Claremont
ARIZONA
the
presented to the company by
citizens
of
Valdosta
and
Delaware
Memorial
pany
has
of
Wilmington,
drawn
for
as
trustee
redemption
on
Lowndes County
More
than
300
in October, 1951.
local townsfolk
1, 1956, a total of $3,076,000
principal amount of The State of
contributed to the
The Delaware River
Memorial Bridge revenue bonds
presentation./
ming
June
Delaware,
The
bonds
will
be
redeemed
at
The contribution
for the swim¬
pool came as a complete
surprise to guests at a luncheon.
City and county
officials, Cham- -
Volume 183
Number 5529
v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2123)
ber of Commerce
club
presidents
the
Youth
the
for
be
executives, civic v! 1,000,00d
directors
and
Center
had
at
Mounted
•
gatherec
the
front
of
'
ft
Na¬
•
-
Who
by
and
-•
to
1985.
receive
sealed
(MST)
on
Kraft
the
at
paper
luncheon,
Mr. Kipnis.
unveiled
was
.
•
/.
by
Clerk,
oids
until
Local
in
improvement
cate:
the
of
Wm.
E.
Co.;
&
from
'
Co.;: Braun,
Inc.; Illinois
& ~Co.,
W.'H. Morton & Co.;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Wins-
Company;
Inc.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill;
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati; Magnus & Co.,
.Bond
Sale
cf
.
183,
Pollock
3.66%,
$1,200,000 3%s.
j
May
on
.Due
on
Honolulu
bids
until
inclusive.
Mercantile-
Trust
on
1968
inclusive..
1975
May
1 from
May 1 from
on
at
—
Electric
Voters of the
an
the
vote
was
tion and 234
against. Morton is 10
southeast of the
headquarters
oria:
the
in
company's
City
of
Pe¬
The sale includes the grant¬
ing of
The
offer
35-year franchise to the
a
company
of
cluded
made
purchase
a
$950,000 for the system.
An additional
group
$100,000 will be in¬
reimbursement for
as
& Co.;
Hayden, Miller
Co.; and Arthur M. Krensky &
Co., at a price of 100.21, a net in¬
pany
&
from
.
1961
to
1968
$600,000 3.40s, due
from
and
1969
to
inclusive;
May 1
on
1983
$80,000 Is, due
inclusive;
on
May 1,
1984 and 1985.
2,000,000
sewer
$640,000
from
5s,
1961
to
bonds, series L:
due
the
cer¬
1,000
volved
in
!•
and
to
1983
from 1984 to 1985.
customers
the
are
in¬
change.
Sale—The $3,355,000 dor¬
Bond
mitory
revenue
April 26
sold
to
Home
—
the
v.
bidder,
as
bonds
183, p.
bonds.
revenue
1956.
1986
Dated
& Trust
Co., Indianapolis. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Tell
Bond
>
Sale
The
$1,070,000
revenue
works
sewage
fered
City, Ind.
bonds of¬
—
April 24—v.
183, p.
Reusch
&
price of
—
Union
Inc.,
3,
4s,
as
at
a
Bond Offering—Virgil G.
Kline,
Township Trustee, will receive
(CST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $69,000
building
1,
1956.
bonds.
Dated
Due
semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank in Huntington.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Wayne Township School Township
(P. O. 314 West 16th St.,
Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Samuel J.
Township
sealed
Trustee,
bids
until
will
6:30
Lang,
receive
(CST)
May 4 for the purchase of
$28,500
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1957, to Jan.
1, 1962, inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Speedway State Bank, Speedway.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Greenwood, Ind.
Green,
will
Town
receive
Clerk
sealed
-
Rapids School District, Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
E.
W.
Lund-
quist, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed and
bids
oral
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
May 9 for the purchase of $3,450,000 building bonds.
on
May 1, 1959
on
on
May 1, 1961
on
May 1, 1963
;
on
May 1, 1965
and 1966.
Treasurer,
until
jointly.
15> 1956. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, Topeka.
Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichita.
Salina School District, Kansas
Bond Offering—F. L. Reynolds,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
Tripp
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
Interest J-J. The
Jan. 1, 1989.
bonds, placed privately by the
bankers, are part of an issue of
$78,600,000.
Allegany County (P. O. Cumber•
land), Md.
Dated April
and interest
sold to
was
Co., and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,.
MARYLAND
20,000 2.60s. Due
bids
until
11
a.m.
Bond
the
$1,250,000
building bonds.
Dated May
1, 1956.
Due semi¬
annually from Feb. and Aug. 1,
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the State
Treasurer's
office, Topeka.
Le¬
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
,
Offering—President Wil¬
liam H.
Lemmert
County
receive
that
announces
Commissioners
sealed
bids
will
until
10:30
(EDST) on May i ior xne
purchase of $500,000 bonds, as fol¬
a.m.
lows:
;
,
$350,000 school construction and
improvement bonds. Due on *
April 1 from 1957 to 1981
May 8 for the purchase
inclusive.
^
150,000 Memorial Hospital bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to *
Bend'
Sale—An
issue
improvement bonds
City,
as
Due
1965
Legality
2.60s.
on
approved
$305,-
was
Dated
April 1, 1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Miles,.
Stockbridge, of Cumber¬
A-O.
Walsh &
land.
Salisbury, Md.
Kansas City.
Bond Sale—The
Wichita, Kansas
Bond
Sale
treatment
The
$6,912,488.38
improvement bonds offered April
24—v. 183, p. 2015—were awarded
to a group composed of First Na¬
tional Bank,
of Chicago; J. P.
Morgan & Co. Inc.; Glore, Forgan
& Co.; Mercantile Trust Company,
of St. Louis; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.; City Na¬
—
April
plant
23—v.
awarded
Alex.
to
$410,000 sewage
bonds
offered
183,
a
&
1801—were
p.
composed of
group
Brown
Sons;'
C,'
John
Legg & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.,
and
Garrett
Robert
&
Co., at a
a net interest cost"
3%, as follows:
$30,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1950 inclusive.
price of 100.04,
of about
380,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
City; Stern Brothers & Co.;
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Moseley & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Hayden, .Stone & Co.; Stroud
MASSACHUSETTS
& Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.,
Small-Milburn Co.; Barret, Fitch,
Boylston, Mass.
f
North-*& Co.;' Andrews "& Wells,
Bond bffering—Alfred H. Blake,
Inc.; National
Bank
of
Com¬ Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
merce, of Seattle; Raffensperger, sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
Hughes & Co.; Lucas, Eisen & tional Bank of Boston, 28 State
Waeckerle; Soden Investment Co., St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
and Zahner & Co., as 3s, at a price
on May 1 for the purchase of $1,of 100.36, a basis of about 2.93%.
200,000 bonds, as follows:
;:
sas
F. S.
.
$1,100,000
LOUISIANA
Jefferson Parish (P. O. Gretna),
Louisiana
paving
certificates
to
Scharff
Pointe
11
Bond
Issue
$1,700,000
equipment
bids
Re-Offered
school
—
building
bonds
for
15
rejected
and
on
all
May 31 —
v.
183, p. 1664—are being re-of¬
fered for sale on May 31, accord¬
ing to Samuel P. Lorie, Secretary
were
of the Parish School Board.
St.
Helena
Parish
No. 3 (P. O.
School
District
until 11
The
(CST) on May 22 for
of $69,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
on
1975
to
May-
inclu-
bonds
dated
are'
able
at
Bank
Merchants
the
of
Boston.
I5r
May
Principal and interest
pay¬
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Brockton, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Leo V.
Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed.,
bids
the
at
Bank
of
National
Shawmut
Boston, Trust Dept., 40
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on May 2 for the purchase
of $300,000 bonds, as follows:
.
Water
$100,000
surface
drainage
andon
May 1
bonds.
sewer
Due
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
100,000
macadam
pavement
Due on May
1 from
bonds.
'
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
a.m.
purchase
1957
1956.
Greensburg), La.
Bond Offering—J. L. Meadows,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
the
from
The
which
school project bonds;
May 15 from 1957 to'
sive.
&
Coupee Parish Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. New Roads), La.
100,000
sidewalk
bonds.
1957
The
Due
on
1961
to
-
construction
May
1
from
inclusive.
1956.
bonds
are
dated
May 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Tallulah, La.
Bond
and
Sale—The
$900,000 sewer
Sewage District No.
1 bonds
bffered April 25—v. 183, p. 1800—
were
awarded
to
Kohlmeyer &
Co., of Kan¬
May 1,
from 1957
1
Interest M-N.
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
zell, of Kansas City.
&
Washington Parish Consolidated
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Fiz-
Bank
National
the
of
Shawmut
Boston.
Legality • ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Essex County
Note
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Offering—Thos.
F.
Duffy,
receive
(DST)
on
May 1 for the purchase of
$100,000
Industrial
Farm
Loan
notes.
Dated May 4,
1956. Due
County
sealed
April
Treasurer,
bids
29,
until
11
will
a.m.
1957.
Franklinton), La.
Bond Offering
—
Haverhill, Mass.
R. W. Magee,
Note Offering—Helen V. Walk¬
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.rm (CST) on June 7 for
er,
the
on
purchase of $300,000 building
bonds. Due from
clusive.
1957 to
1976 in¬
,
on
100,000 school bonds. Due
just
offered
Jones, of
Orleans, as 3V2S, at a price
of XjOO.Ol.
Additional interest of
0.50% to be paid for the first year.
sold
were
New
9
1976 inclusive.
Certificate Sale—The $124,563.58
sold
Dated
May
incisive.
of
.
1981 inclusive.
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Co., of New Orleans.
KANSAS
Lawrence, Kansas
to
Garfield
bids
&
of the Parish School Board.
Cedar
sas
S.
May 1, 1957
able at the office of the Treasurer
IOWA
1956.
—
p.m.
on
145
INDIANA
Offering
on
were
par.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$3,600,4% revenue" refunding and
000
Due
Huntington), Ind.
to Stern Brothers &
Bond
fol¬
1962.
Twp. School Twp. (P. O.
Route
Housing and
Agency the only
23/4s, at
sold
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
1800
par.
Co.,
Turnpike Authority (P. O.
Augusta), Maine
and 1964.
inclusive.
American Fletcher National Bank
offered
1904
as
1958.
20,000 2y2s. Due
Due
serially from
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
Federal
Finance
May 1
inclusive;
on May 1
inclusive;
$160,000 Is, due on May 1
1969
and
1,
to
com¬
Carbondale), III.
$1,200,000 3.40s, due
from
the
Illinois University (P. O.
Southern
on
1968
and
will begin operations during
coming
summer.
Approxi¬
mately
fol¬
$1,000,000 sewer bonds, series K:
$320,000 5s, due on May 1
effective
become
Bradford
as
May
794 for the proposi¬
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.;
tain financial, legal and engineer¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ing obligations.
ley & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter &
:
It is expected the purchase will
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; J. C.
3.32%,
mortgage
„
bonds totaling
terest cost of about
lows:
Bond Offering—E.
W. Blanck,
Jr., President, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
8 for the purchase of
$900,000 first
May
,Municipal'
and
of
!
school
company.
a
Corporation, of Indianapo¬
100.23,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
inclusive.
Co., Inc.,
20,000 2%s. Due
bonds
as 23As, at a price of
basis of about 2.71%.
May 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
of
The vote
'
1800—were awarded to
a
8
municipal electric gen¬
erating and distribution system to
Central
Illinois Light Company.
$4,000,000 offered April 20—v. 183,
p.
Share
lis,
1959
sale of the
(City and County of),
Sale—The
&
$82,000 school
offered April 20
—v.
183, p. 1800—were awarded
to
the
Indianapolis
Bond
and
and
proposal of
the Village Board to authorize the
May
Hawaii
Bond
Chapman
Sale—The
building
First
Due
favorable
15
from 1977 to 1986 inclusive.
\
p.
advisory election
held April 21 approved by a 78%
miles
3.60s.
Bond
.
interest.
1975
Approved
Village
15
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
800,000
the
to
Sale
Utility
&
Due
to
the
p.
group
Boston
follows:
as
to
183,
Morton> III.
Co., and F.
Brittain Kennedy &
Co., at a price
of 100.08, a net interest cost of
about
Interest J-D. Le¬
Indiana
Chicago,
sealed
1969- to
Corp.;
Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.;
First
of
Michigan
Corp.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
E.
of
195,000 3y4s. Due
$2,000,000
Supply revenue
composed of First
C. J. Devine &
$100,000 school funding
June 1,1956. Due
Dated
"
MAINE
Maine
sewage
was
-
pur¬
Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Brownsburg),
3s.
1963
v
bonds offered April 26—v.
1904—were awarded to a
Wm.
240,000
The
—
Water
of
1957 to
!
Board
awarded
$240,000 3y4s. Due
County of),
Hawaii
May 8 for the
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Treas¬
Company; Wm. Blair & Co.; and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
follows:
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
.
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ were awarded to a group com¬
able at such bank in Chicago as
posed of City Securities Corp., of
designated by the purchaser.
;Indianapolis; Walter, Woody &
Raffensperger,
DeKalb, Kane and Kendall Counties Heimerdinger;
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Pohl & Co.,
School District No. 429 (P. O.
Inc.; Seaspngood & Mayer-; Weil,
Hinckley), III.
iRoth & Irving Co.; Widmann &
Bond Sale—The $675,000 school
building bonds offered April 17 Co.; W. C. Thornburgh Co.; M. B.
Vick & Co.; Channer Securities
were
awarded to a group com¬
Co.; Taylor & Co., and Fox,
posed
low,
Honolulu (City and
City
April 24—v.
1960
Chase,
Trustees,
"
Pollock' & '
Bosworth
No.
(CST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $800,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on
April
1
of
Lincoln
Bank
receive
of
June 1, 1961.
on
County Sch. Dist. No. 105
(P. O. LaGrange), III.
Bond Offering—L. Fae
Couch,
will
(CST)
p.m.
p.m.
syndi¬
Weeden
offered
Offering—Haroid
will receive sealed bids until 7:30'
Secretary of Board of Education,
Co., of Chi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.^ Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; B.
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Shields &
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; R. S.
Co.;
.
>
cago;
&
the
Bond
Secretary of Board
Cook
I
Northern Trust
Dickson
on
Principal and inter¬
payable at
office.
National
a
members
District
Associates, at 2.75%
basis of about 3.22%.
Other
sealed
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due
1904—were
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and C.
J. Devine & Co., all of New York
City, as 3V4s, at a price of 100.31,
.
Nedry,
(MST).
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
$13,000,000
corporate tax anticipation war¬
offered
obligation
$100,-
and 1960.
1
receive
of
extension bonds
and
Lafayette Township Sch. Township
(P. O. R.R. 5, Anderson), Ind.
E.
p.m.
&
.
Warrant Sale —The
p. 1904 —were
syndicate headed
jointly by the Bankers Trust Co.;
a.
-
Cook
183,
v.
to
in¬
1
issue
plant bonds
20,000 21/4s. Due
<
bonds.
1975
Ice
| * Hammond School City, Ind.
pur¬
1956. * Due
D.
—
will
years.
rants
bonds
general
treatment
to Small-Milburn
$20,000 2%s. Due
chase
ILLINOIS
(Territory of)
Sale—An
lows:
p.m.
urer's
Sate—The $7,500,000 pub¬
—
1,
Improvement
10
est
HAWAII
payable
Liberalr Kansas
Bond
000
at the National
Bank of Greenwood.
Legality ap¬
the
for
Jan.
7:30
79 bonds.
mately 2,000 boys and 1,000 girls.
(A-O)
7
May 7 for the purchase of $73,000
swimming pool to be con¬
structed with this money will be
the first city-owned public pool
this community has had.
It will
be an important part of the Youth
Center, which was opened last
November.
Membership in the
Center already includes approxi¬
awarded
15
Offering
City
The
April 26
May
until
Interest J-J.
Bond
■
Youth Center.
lic
.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
;
'
swimming pool committee of the
Hawaii
•
-
bids
Dated
clusive.
tional Bank and Chairman of the
Bond
Idaho
July 1 from 1958 to
on
dent of Citizens and Southern Na¬
May 1, 1956>
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1997
inclusive.. Principal and interest
!
chase of $800,000 school building
bonds.
:>-
Receiving ' the c on t ri b u t i o n
check from Mr. Kipnis was James
Rlanchard, Executive Vice-Presi¬
-
(P. O. Arimo),
Bond Offering — Dale
Koester,
Clerk of Board of
Trustees, will
beginning of
•
'
-•
mill's
revenue bonds; Dated
by Ross, McCord,
Miller,, of Indianapolis.
IDAHO
v
ered
the
*
•
-
1 pin. (CST) on
May 17 for the
purchase of $835,000 Sewage works
proved
and
I District No. 21
.Valdosta,
May 1,
on
Bannock County Class "A" School
their
the
May i
inclusive;
on
1983
$80,000 Is, due
Foresight,
Community Spirit and Generosity
Helped * Build
this -Enterprise."
The monument, which was cov¬
with
bonds:
May
on
I
1968 inclusive*
to
1969
1984
I
cated to the Public Spirited Citi¬
zens
of
Valdosta and
Lowndes
County
from
•)
on
Georgia - granite,
bronze plaque reads: "Dedi¬
the
'
i
due
$600,000- 3.40s, due
--
■
control
5s,
from *1961
i.
unveiling of a plaque te
installed
tional's giant mill.
flood
$320,000
o.
55
will receive
11 a.m. (DST)
the purchase of.
$500,000 notes. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due Nov. 1, 1956.
City
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
May
1
until
for
1
\
56
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2124)
payable
King Philip Regional Sch. Dist.
trust
(P. O. Norfolk), Mass.
S
Bond
school
1
a
e
$2,325,000
April 26
offered
awarded
were
The
—
bonds
to
a
com¬
group
at
Michigan
a
bank,
or
successful
Bond
& Tyson;
P.
Detroit, Mich.
price of
3.18%.
inclusive.
1975
series.
1957
Due
May 15, 1956. Due on May 15 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
Safe Deposit and
of
Trust Company,
Legality approved by
Boston.
Coolidge
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
&
Lynn, Mass.
sewer
bonds
offered April 24—v. 183, p. 2016
were
awarded
to
Dwinnell,
Harkness
& Hill, of Boston, as
2.60^, at a price of 100.17, a basic
and departmental equipment
—
Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Note Offering—Chairmen of the
will
Authorities
bids
sealed
the
at
receive
the
office-of
State Housing Board,
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany located in the State desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
$203,000 Falmouth notes. Dated
May 17, 1956. Due June 23,
1957.
Ecorse, Mich.
Tron-
sealed
until
bids
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
on
$45,000 general obligation paving
Due
bonds.
1957
Feb.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1961
to
Due
bonds.
ment
Feb.
on
1
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
from
April 1, 1956. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Dated
Fitchburg notes. Dated
May. 17, 1956.
Due June 23,
May
17,
notes.
1956.
Due
Dated
Oct. 22,
Ferndale, Mich.
Sale—The
No. 1,
Allegan, Mich.
H. Beauvais,
Bond Offering—P.
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
receive sealed
(EST) on May 7
for the purchase
of $80,000 auto¬
will
mobile
parking system revenue
April 1, 1956. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
bonds.
Dated
payable at
a
bank
or
trust
com¬
to be designated by the
pany
suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Atlanta Community School District,
Michigan
Offering^Ruth L. Smith,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
■
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on May 3 for the
purchase of $90,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany
to be designated by the
cessful bidder.
by
Miller,
suc¬
Legality approved
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
on May 7 for
$79,000 building
Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
of
Dated
6tt July 1 from
Bond
Offering—Harry K. Cull,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May
7
purchase' of $250,000
Hurley Hospital revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on July 1
be
at
Byron, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Harry G. White¬
head, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $105,000 water supply system revenue
bonds.
Feb.
sive.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
1 from .1960 to 1992 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
'
1
W
1
a
or
Grand
(J-J)
payable
trust company desig¬
f
".T
R.
Evans,
receive
sealed
Offering—Ada
will
Clerk,
City
Bond
(EST) on May 1
bids until 8 p.m.
cial
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST)
on
May 1 for the purchase of $670,000
special assessment bonds,
purchase of $600,000 auto¬
parking system revenue
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
to
mobile
veen
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
as
Sale
Bond
The
—
$1,500,000
offered
bonds
building
Republic Co.; Shannon & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; M.
B.
Vick
& Co.;
Channer Secu¬
Corp., and S. R. Livingstone,
price of 99.004,
4.02%,
rities
Crouse & Co., at a
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
1961 inclusive.sewer
on
Due on Oct. 1 from
$210,000 4s.
1958
Due on Oct. 1 from
290,000 33/4s.
1964
The
inclusive.
1969
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
1,000,000 4s.
bonds
dated
are
Interest A-O.
1955.
improvem't bonds.
April 1 from 1957 to
1961 inclusive.
Legality
April 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
1975
The
Leland
School
District, sMick.
$155,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 19—v. 183
p.
1905—were awarded to/Ken-
.
.1
<•})
fi
.
•
»;"• t
U.J
broii.;
{
-.£.
.
r
iJr*;oT
rt.*» ov
bear
iy4% from July 1, 1951
(P. O. Sunburst), Mont.
will receive sealed
p.m. (MST) on June
purchase of $98,500
school bonds. Dated June 23, 1956.
District Clerk,
Offering—Adeolph J. Ger-
bids until
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
April 30 for the purchase oi
$90,000 improvement bonds. Datec
June 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
able
banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St
Clerk,
City
will
City
Offering
NEBRASKA
Sale —The $1,500,000
school bonds offered April 25—v.
1801—were awarded to a
composed
of
Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago;
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter
&
Co.;
Illinois Company, and
183, p.
group
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., as 3y4s, at
a price of 100.004, a basis of about
bank
trust
or
3.24%.
Manchester, N. H.
building
House
Field
Due
on
1971
Note Sale—The $800,000 tempo¬
from
1
Dec.
bonds.
'1957 to
inclusive.
to
of
1957
from
1
1963
to
in¬
clusive.
NEW
60,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
Dec.
on
1
from
196£
to
1957
Bond
inclusive,
—
Elaine
Perry.
Bond
District. Secretary,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
May 2 for the purchase of $1,485,000 school building and site bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on July
from
1957
1985
to
able
to
at
bank
a
or
trust
St. Paul,
Sale —The
St. Paul.
inclusive.
Paddock
&
MISSISSIPPI
Carlstadt, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—Ah issue of $185,000
was
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24—v.
to
;
1
1906—were awarded
composed of the Na¬
p.
taking $378,000 bbnds as 3.60s, at
a price of 100.27, a basis of about
3.56%/- */ '• •
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183,
group
Haiipt & Co/, and Ewing & Co.,
.J
f-
a
tional State Bank of Newark; Ira
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$379,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
sold to Hamp
'Jones Co.**and Leland Speed Co.,
'both of Jackson, jointly, as 2%s.
Springfield, Mich.
,*
Bond Sale—The $105,000 street
Dated April 1,1956. Due on April 1
improvement bonds offered April from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
23—v. 183, p 1905—were awarded
terest A-O/ Legality approved by
Charles" &
to McDonald-Mooreu&vCo, of De¬
Trauernicht;
of
St.
troit
1,
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
•
1
•
Mav
dated
National Bank of Toms River. Le¬
'
industrial bonds
are
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Hattieshurg, Miss.
)
on
awarded
/,
-„
Due
National Bank of
•
company
designated by the success¬
ful bidder,. Legality approved by
bonds
The
per¬
pay¬
be
re¬
p.m.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the First
1906—were
p.
8
bonds.
Minn.
$100,000
1976
183,
until
$40,000 water bonds.
15,000 general improvement
improvement
revolving
bonds offered April 24 —
to the American
will
Clerk,
bids
:
Maude L.
(DST)* on May A fof the purchase
$55,000 bohds, as follows:
fund
'
—
of
1956.
<v.
Borough
ceive ..sealed
manent
^
Offering
Voight,
Mich.
West
JERSEY
Beachwood, N. J.
designated by the. success¬
fhe bonds, gre dated Jun.e 41;
legality approved by
.1956.t Interest ^-D. Regalityy, ap¬
Miller,
Canfield,,. Paddock
&
proved -by Dorse y, C o 1 m a n.
Stone, of Detroit.
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
South Lake School District (P. O.
neapolis.
Offering
Manchester, at 2.14% discount,,
183, p.
—v.
bidder.
St. Clair Shores),
loan notes offered April 17
1906—were awarded
the Merchants National Bank,
rary
37,500 fire and police departmentequipment
bonds.
Due
on
company
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
follows:
as
Dec.
Neb.
District,
'Bond
Ji G. Milroy
—
School
Columbus
will
Clerk,
8
the
for
6
Paul.
Bond
Offering—Wade W. Clark,
Bond
Hastings, Minn.
gen,
School District No. 2
Toole County
1, 1958.
Bond
Trauernicht,
MONTANA
in¬
additional
3s, 23/4s and 2V2S.
1,
1956.
Due on
of St. Louis.
be
ful
j
Bond Sale—The
Feb.
to
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 3 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
City Commission may hereafter
appoint.
Legality approved",by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
4
bonds
&
proved by Charles &
Aug. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
to
of
terest
Aug. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
1957 to
kinton, Secretary of the Board of
a
of
$420,000 3%s. Due
Bond Offering—Richard T. Pil-
able at
the
Co.,
Trust
Louisville, as
Dated
April
$625,000
7, Mich.
to
sold
was
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., at a
of par, a net interest cosv
of about 3.96%, as follows:
bonds,
No.
bonds
hospital
price
Agricultural School
Miller, -Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
<
Co.;
Sheridan Rural
District
$100,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
Nu-
Canfield, Pad¬
of Detroit.
Principal and interest (J-J)
,,,
group composed of John
& Co.; Allan Blair &
(P. O. Louisville),
Mississippi
dock & Stone,
April 1, 1956. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
office of such fiscal- agent as the
of Detroit.
Winston County
awarded
Citizens. Bank
1,
ap¬
Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
receive sealec
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
8
for
the
purchase of $722,500
1
Dated
proved by Charles &
Virginia, Minn.
Dec.
of
Co.,
and
inclusive.
1983
to
1970
inclusive.
1963
to
Bond
Due
2016—were
p.
headed
group
a
sewer
255,000 3.90s. Due
fol¬
$570,000 street improvem't bonds.
>Due-on April 1 from 1957 to
a
Royal Oak Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 10
(P. O. Royal Oak), Mich. .
lows:
100,000
183,
to
&
Alvis
&
$675,000 spe¬
improve¬
offered April 24 —
bonds
ment
y.
bonds
by
Jackson, as 4s.
Dated
March 1,
1956.
Due on
March 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclu¬
sive.
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
sold
was
Sale—The
assessment
$250,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
natural gas system revenue
b>
Scott
Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
|
Tchula, Miss.
Crystal, Minn.
to
Rapids, Mich.
City Clerk,
patrick,
.
♦
bank
interest
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.
"
i
.'n.Oi
and
nated
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
i
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal
Owen,
inclusive.
1966
to
1957
1,
in¬
1961
to
approved
.Legality
Dorsey,
Pontiac, Mich.
Bond
the
for
1956 to 1981 inclu¬
to
Clerk,
City
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a Michigan bank or
company
bidder.
proved by Miller,
Flint, Mich.
sive.
trust
George Rap-
—
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 2 for
the purchase of $100,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1982
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
en,
8
of
pette,
&
Belmont School District, Mich.
the
First
Gladstone), Mich.
Offering
Bond
"
Bond Offering—Vivienne Wood¬
until
the
to
1957
the
7' for
May
on
troit.
school
awarded
June
Dated
from
(CST)
purchase of
$40,000 building bonds. Due from'
bids until 1:30 p.m.
sealed
Principal and
interest
at a banking institution
designated by the successful
be
to
April 23 were awarded to a group
composed of H. V. Sattley & Co.;
Barcus, ,Kindred & Co.; Central
were
bonds.
Due
receive
will
Clerk,
Chancery
Bier-
payable
fered
highway fund bonds of¬
April 23—v/183, p. 1905—
Harold
—
clusive.
ing bonds offered April 18—v. 183,
p.
1905—were
awarded to the
First of Michigan Corp., of De¬
motor
Flat Rock School District (P. O. R.
MICHIGAN
City
$300,00
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
1957.
1956.
troit.
Bond
Offering
building
Sale—The $650,000 build¬
Bond
Indianola), Miss.
Offering—Jack E. Harper,
Bond
baum, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $100,000
Mich.
vehicle
V
Lowell
Bond
>
Consolidated School District (P. O.
County Independent School
1 (P. O. New Ulm),
Minnesota
of Detroit.
Petoskey School District,
>
E. Harper, '
Bond Offering—Jack
Jan. 1 from
on
4
inclusive.
District No.
by
Bank of Lincoln Park.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
notes./ Dated
Due June 23,
'
:
Brcwn
able at the National Bank of De¬
-
1957.
approved
Legality
and interest
1957.
612,000
on
1977
to
for the
special assessment pave¬
35,000
the
Buffalo.
May 1 for the purchase of $80,000
bonds, as follows:
Security
380,000
Dated
approved by Miller, Canfield, PaddocK & Stone, of Detroit.
Projects for El¬
derly Persons notes, as follows:
Ipswich
17, 1956.
May
$65,000
system
revenue
bonds.
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
(EST)
purchase of
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Bank of Three Oaks, New
State-aided
165,000
May
Carlson,
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
90 Tremont
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $1,360,000
Buffalo, Mich.
water
for
'■
,
(P. O. Indianola),
Mississippi
No.
District
the
Due
Supervisors Road
Sunflower County
p.m.
(CST) on Ma>
purchase of $535,OOt
improvement bonds. Dateo
for
Clerk,
will
receive
Principal Chancery
and interest payable at a suitable sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on
May 7, for the purchase of
banking institution designated bjj
the
successful
bidder.
Legality $100,000 road bonds. Due from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
Sunflower County, Moorhead Spec.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
15
Louis.
8
April 1, 1956.
1,
April 30 for the purchase of $660,000
special
assessment
paving
oonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
dle, City Clerk, will receive
until
sewer
'
New
H.
1
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond Offering—Patrick B.
Massachusetts Housing
issuing
April
on
Bond Offering—Norene
Charles
1
Beaubien, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
2.57%.
about
of
1969.
on
Sale—The $325,000
Bond
Legality
Canfield,
Mich.
—
bids
1958
Due
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of St.
&
Charles
Offering — H. R. Jones,
Village Clerk, will receive sealea
-
23/4s.
1,1956. Due on April 1
1966 inclusive. In- J
to
terest A-O.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Due on April 1, 1967
1968.
and
25,000
1957
from
Bond
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1960 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
1, 1956. Principal
payable at the Boston
May
and interest
Offering
Bond
on April
1966 inclusive.
Due
1957 to
50,000 3s.
Paddock & Stone, of
East Detroit,
3y4s.
from
Co., of De¬
MINNESOTA
follows:
as
$185,000
Miller,
Detroit.
by
approved
second
1 from
May
on
jointly,
(M-N) payable at the
City, Chicago or Detroit.
offered
bonds
issue'of $100,000
Bond Sale—Ah
building bonds was sold to Hamp
Jones Co., and Leland Speed Co.,
both of Jackson, jointly, as 2%s.
1904—were awarded to
p.
Dated April
April 19 — v.
183, p. 1904 — were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and
Stranahan,
Harris & Co.,
ing
City's official bank in New York
1976 inclusive.
to
Dated
>
bonds,
school
a.m.
fund, series No. 56-K bonds. Dated
„
2,215,000
10
(EST) on May 8 for the purchase
of $500,000 motor vehicle highway
and interest
The sale consisted of:
$110,000 school bonds, first series.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
until
bids
sealed
ceive
will 're¬
Controller,
City
spoon,
Tyler & Co., and George
& Co., as 3.20s, at a
100.14, a oasis of about
Fogg
Offering—John H.Wither-
Bond
$260,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 water
bonds offered April 25—
Watling, Lerchen &
troit, as 4V2s.
(P. O. St. Joseph), Mich.
'
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co., Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis;
Townsend, Dabney
183,
v.
No. 2
Dist.
Sch.
Fractional
School District, Miss.
Sale—The
revenue
Joseph Twps.
and St.
Lincoln
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Municipal Separate
Hattieshurg
of Sylvan Lake (P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Co.,
&
MacArthur
Dwer,
Detroit.
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
company
1956
Monday, April 30,
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Chatham, N. J.'
Sale—The $235,000 water
■
Bond
bonds offered April 19—
183, p. 1801—were awarded to
system
v.
tional Bank & Trust Co. of Pater-
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
son.
York
City.
Westhampton Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rancocas), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
Delaware Township (P. O. Erlton),
New Jersey
Sale—The
Bond
eral
offered
April 24 —1801—were awarded to
p.
B. J. Van Ingen &
City,
4.10s, at
as
basis
a
gen¬
bonds
183,
v.
$471,000
of
a
about
(P.
O.
p.
4.09%.
V
Erlton),
J.
N.
Not... Sold—District
re¬
$150,000 build¬
offered April 23 — v.
bonds
B.
1906—were awarded
Hanauer
Hanauer
at
&
&
Co.,
and
Co., jointly,
100.08, a
price
a
J.
to
Ryan,
3.70s,
basis of
as
of
about 3:68%?.
NEW
Co., New York
price of 100.01,
Delaware Township School District
Bonds
ing
183,
3.23%.
MEXICO
Raton, N. Mex.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
received for
the
$75,000
were
swim¬
ming pool construction bonds of¬
on April 10—v.
183, p. 1665.
fered
$1,940,000
fered
bonds
April 24—v. 183,
City
sealed
Clerk,
bids
May
until
for
2
$315,000
1801.
p.
will
11
the
bonds,
receive
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
of
No.
sewage
series C. Due
&
Cross, of New York City,
3.20s, at a price of 100.004, a
basis
of
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Offering
rector
Trust
Company,
Ho¬
of
Legality approved by Sul¬
Hanrahan,
Donovan,
Mc-
Robert
that
nounces
receive
(EDST)
Lane.
&
chase
Lakewood Township
School District
(P. O. Lakewood), N. J.
Bond Offering—Chas. E. Miller,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (DST) on May 14 for
the purchase of $1,350,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
on
Dec.
from
1
1956
1982
to
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Lakewood
Co.,
Lakewood.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
(J-D)
Trust
&
Wood, of New York City.
Medford Lakes School District,
New Jersey
Bond
Education, will receive sealed bids
(DST) on May 17 for
the purchase
of $245,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
until 8 p.m.
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
at
the
Burlington County
able
National Bank of Medford. Legal¬
ity
by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
approved
Salem, N.J.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
$30,000 school
April 23—v. 183,
offered
1906—were
p
Hanauer
3%s, at
of
&
J.
B.
Newark,
of
to
D.
Di¬
3.24%.
a
;.
basis
.
of
on
bids
until
Dated
Dec.
approved
Marache
Co.,
by
Wood,
of
June
Lake
a.m.
York
(DST)
City.
May 10 for
the purchase of $2,500,000 sewer
system improvement and exten¬
bonds.
inclusive.
on
Dated
June
on
1
June
from
Callable
1,
of
as
1980
June
Trust
Co., Buffalo, or at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Cornwall, New Windsor and Wood¬
bury Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Cornwall), N. Y.
Sale
3.10s,
as
at
a
100.07,
price
of
basis of about 3.09%?.
a
DeWitt
Common
New
24—-v.
School District
to
the
Toms
&
2017—were awarded
River,
National
and
Bank
of
Boland, Saffin
3%s, at a price
Co., jointly, as
100.08,v?ia basis of about 3.73%.
of
-J1/:'
Union Township School District
(P. O. R. D., Hampton), N. J.
>
Bond
'
1
183,
the
jointly,
100.22,
and
r(
<
bonds.
Dec.
on
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
1
7 for the
$65,000
from
1,
1956
Principal
building
1955.
Due
1968
to
in¬
interest
and
&
Traders
3.30s,
as
a
at
a
price
of
basis of about 3.27%.
Bond
Offering—George H. Pur¬
District Clerk, will receive
ple,
May
2017—were awarded to
Flatts, Frankfort, Herkimer
Schuyler Central Schl District
No. 1 (P. O. llion), N.Y. '
sealed
on
—
German
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(DST)
purchase
of
24
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EDST)
Note
to
1986
Principal
payable at
(J-D) payable at the Clinton Na¬
the Manufacturers National Bank,
tional
of
Bank,
Clinton.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Wanaque School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Mrs.
Louise
I.
Schmelzer, Secretary of the Board
.of
Education, .will receive sealed
J>ids until 8
16' for^he
p.m.,
purchase
building, bonds.
1954.
to
Due
1974
interest
(DST)-on May
on
of
Dated
Dec.
1
:
$360,000
Dec.1,
from
1957
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal: and
payable at
the
Wanaque office of the First Na¬
llion.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond
Offering
Margaret E.
Doty, District Clerk, will receive
—
sealed bids, until 2 p.m. /DSTL-on
May 9 for the purchase of $125,000
building
bonds, », Dated June
1,
1956.,Due on June 1 from 1957; to
1968
terest
inclusive.
Smithers
Principal and .in¬
(J-D) payable at the Hemp¬
stead Bank, Hempstead. Legality
&
—
Cruise
(J-J) payable at the
Village Clerk's office.
1970
Halsey,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) 011 May 3
for the purchase of
$35,000 sew¬
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGpvern &
New York City.
Lane, of
May
on
1
from
inclusive;
due
1971
and
May
on
tc
from
1957
$295,000
to
1970
2%s
1971
due
to
1983
on
in¬
cial
inclusive;
due
1971
to
Due
and
inclusive;
000
6s,
due
$40,000
1
sealed
1
for
sion
and
Trust Co.,
County (P. O. Carmel),
New York
$190,000 road
April 19 — v. 183,
were awarded to the
offered
—
First National
as
2V2S,
basis
at'
of
about
183,
2.49^?; and not
as
issue of April 23
2017.
reported in
—v.
Bank, of Brewster,
price of 100.004, a
a
our
p.
Bond
Sch.
Dist.
No.
until
8
the
on
ing bonds offered April 25
to
National
Bank
Riverhead,
100.05,
to
Trust
as
bonds
Due
1966
Suffolk
&
were
County
Co.,
price
of
dated
are
on
April
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
1
April 1,
from 1957
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Security National Bank of Hunt¬
ington, 'Eastport.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood,
of
'•-*
New
'j
York- City.
1.
Vestal Siwer District
<
•
M.
Northwestern
Minneapolis,
institution
to
1979
Dated
noon
June
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
Company, Lorain.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on May
$128,000
Dayton, Ohio
Bond
1,
man,
Offering
—
E.
E.
Hager-
Director of Finance, will
ceive
sealed
payable
(EST)
re¬
on
National
or
at
be
...
at
the
Bank
bids
until
noon
May 24 foi; the pur¬
$3,300,000 bonds, as fol¬
chase of
of
lows:
banking
designated by
any
$2;750,000 expressway lhhd street
improvement bonds. Due on
the successful bidder.
,
Nov.
OHIO
Bond
Sale .—.The
various
ment
awarded
composed
to
a
1976
to
&
Co.;
in¬
improve¬
Nov.
on
1971
Center
improvement
on
1
inclusive.
bonds.
inclusive.
Nov.
1
from
1957
to
The
bonds are dated
June 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the City's fiscal agency
1956.
& Harrison, Inc., as 3s, at
price of 100.09, a basis of about
in
2.98%?.
.Bond Sale-^-The $102,000 street
improvement" bonds ©fferdd Afpril
Due
1971
and
Amity Local School District (P. O.
Mount Vernon), Ohio
sewer
to
Due
Breed
a
1957
Government
Plaza
of
Johnston
1957
250,000
group
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.; Prescott & Co.; Provi¬
dent Savings Bank & Trust
Co.;
Ginther,
bonds.
from
pur¬
bonds
were
from
300,000 sanitary
totaling $870,000 of¬
fered April 23—v. 183, p. 1907—
poses
1
clusive.
(P. :0. v»J ; 20—r-v. 183; p. 1802—were awarded
Vestal), N.Y.
Jio'Ui. to.Hyan^'Sutherland &
Co., Of
Offering — L e 1 a n d L. Toledo, as 33/4S, at a price of
Jones, Town Supervisor, will re¬ 100.59, a basis of about 3.68%.
Bond
to
Central
Akron, Ohio
3s, at a
of
basis of about 2.99%.
a
The
the
1957
and interest
of
District
(DST) on May 10 for the purchase
$580,000 building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956. Due 011 Dec. lvfrom
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
3.19%?.
will receive sealed bids until
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
terest
about
Bond Offering — Edna
Nabors,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
'
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
1956. Due
1972
of
of
John
—
Hay-
(P. O. Lorain), Ohio
DAKOTA
Offering
11
(P. O. Eastport), N. Y.
Sale—The $25,000 build¬
awarded
basis
Peschel, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive ' sealed
for
to
Clearview Local School
North Dakota
'
awarded
den, Miller & Co., of Cleveland,
V/4S, at a price of 100.47, a
Wahpeton Special School District,
-f
Ohio
$500,000 build¬
as
1, 1956.
Principal
(M-N) payable in
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
14
1802—were
p.
May
on
May
NORTH
a
ing bonds offered April 25—v. 183,
Due
interest
Southhampton and Brookhaven
Free
School District,
Bond Sale—The
1985 inclusive.
Dated
price of 101.81,
a
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
from 1958 to 1990 inclusive.
building
Sale—The
1802
p.
Ra¬
May
$338,000
•
and
—were
Chicago; Bacon, Whip¬
3s, at
as
on
of
2017
p.
basis of about 2.82%.
148,000 general refunding bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1957 tc
bids
bonds
purchase
Co.,
follows:
as
Exten¬
offered
ple & Co.; Weeden & Co.; Julien
Collins'& Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.; and
Sweney Cartwright &
receive
(EST)
183,
—v.
and
bonds
1
to a group
composed of
The First Boston
Corp.; Northern
Easter-
office-in
a.m.
No.
awarded
in¬
(J-D) payable at the First
National .City Bank, New .York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
Bond
his
at
Fund
April 26
from
Govern¬
will
$190,000 water bonds.
1957 to
terest
Putnam
the
bonds,
(P. O. Phelps), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Chester M.
Principal
bids
leigh until 11
No. 1
inclusive.
Commission,
Na¬
$5,000,000 Sew¬
Improvement
erage
due
ling Secretary of Local
ment
interest
First
Columbus, Ohio
1974 inclusive.
Murphy, N. C.
Offering—w. E.
Bond
and
the
at
of
Bond Sale—The
inclusive; and
on
May 1
2%s,
from 1971 to
r--
May
on
1970
payable
Bank,
and
on
to
improve¬
Cambridge. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
$110,000
May 1 from 1971
to 1981 inclusive.
150,000 City Yard bonds: $110,-
2%s, due
Principal
(J-D)
tional
May
1
from
inclusive.
on
1976
street
Dated April 15, 1956.
15 from 1957 to 1966
Dec.
on
inclusive.
$280,000
250,000 bridge bonds: $140,000 6s,
due on May 1 from 1957 to
1970
assessment
ment bonds.
750,000 street bonds: $470,000 6s,
due on May 1 from 1957 to
23/4s,
Offering—Carl
M. Oshe,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on May 3
for the purchase of
$47,036.24 spe¬
clusive.
1970
the
Co.,
Cambridge, Ohio
inclusive;
due
and
at
approved
Bond
1
1990
1956
payable
Trust
1
May
on
June
from
Mansfield.
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds:
May
(J-D)
1
Principal
Legality
inclusive;
$175,000 0.25s,
May 1 from 1984 to
1
from
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Richland
from
1
1975
interest
1983 to 1990 inclusive.
Arcadia Central School District
June 1
bonds.
1, 1956. Due
to
$235,000
700,000
sanitary sewer
$230,000 6s, due on
Phelps, Seneca, Junius, Lyons and
on
system
erage
inclusive; $305,000 23As,
0.25s,
that
change Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Butler, Ohio
Offering—Miller
Bond
•
Chairman
announces
and interest
follows:
as
from
Principal
National
Co.; Vance Secu¬
Hays & Co.,
1957
28, 1956.
Due on Nov. 26, 1956.
Payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
1956.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
1 (P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
No.
First
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on
July 1
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
group
$800,000 water bonds: $260,000 6s
due on May 1 from 1957 to
Authority will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on May 1
for the
purchase of $13,275,000
temporary loan notes. Dated May
May 1 from
inclusive.
(M-N)
S.
Free School
Bond
interest
a
the
May 1,
1957
the
to
rities Corp.; J. Lee Peeler & Co.;
Carolina
Securities
Corp.,
and
(P. O. Thornwood),
Offering
bids until noon
(EST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $25,000
City Hall Building bonds. Dated
City Bank of New York; Branch
Banking & Trust Co., Wilson; F.
City Housing Authority,
J.
Union
and
awarded
of
composed
New York
May 3 for the purchase of
$1,750,000 building bonds. Dated
on
CAROLINA
Sale —The
1907—were
George B. Gibbons
& Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; Chas.
E. Weigold & Co.; Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont &
Go.; and R. D. White & Co., all of
New York City, as 3V4S, at a price
of 100.18, a basis of about 3.23%?.
Philip
Baltic, Ohio
Offering — Mary Levengood, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond
$2,650,000
bonds offered April 24—v. 183, p.
of
New York
3.71%.
sealed
Bond
Bond Sale—The $850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 26—v. 183,
p." 1907—were awarded to a group
composed
183, p. 1802—were awarded
to ~ Walter,"
Woody & * Heimefdinger, of Cincinnati, as 3%s, at
a price of
100.28, a basis of about
Endicott
Greensboro, N. C.
New York
©n
1956. Due
the
City.
from
8
20—v.
interest
and
Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt
Cross, of
New
York
City,
&
Offering—Ellen S. Martin,
p.m.
April
Manufacturers
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
8
p.
offered
&
NORTH
City, as 33/4S, at a
100.28, a basis of about
Trust
p.
First
bonds
York
and
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes
Galloway,
of New
by
Heckler
York
price of
1976
No. 3 (P. O. DeWitt), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $30Q,000 build¬
v.
proved
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; George
B. Gibbons & Co.; Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co.; and W. H. Morton & Co., all
1956. Due
Co.,
Principal
(A-O) payable at
Trust Co., Vestal.
of
&
ing
183,
composed
group
I Amity Local School District (P. O.
R.R. 1, Mount
'
Vernon), Ohio »
Bond Sale—The $102,000 school
1956. Due improvement bonds offered April
p.m.
construction
sewer
clusive.
1973
a
2
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1957 to 1983 in¬
awarded
to
until
bonds.
on
due
Smith, Bar¬
ney
&
Co.;
Union
Securities
Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Gregory & Sons, and Chas. King
group composed of
;
—
Y.
Gridley, President of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May 8
for the purchase of $575,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
a
$281,000
R. S.
par.
bids
May 9 for the purchase
on
playground
bonds
offered
April 25 — v. 183, p. 1907 —were
The
$1,780,000
building bonds offered April 25—
v.
183, p. 2017—were awarded to
—
of
and
1956.
1967 to
1,
1962. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Manufacturers &
Bond
N.
District No.
Offering—David J. Laub,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Due
Success,
a.m.
11
Bond
until 11
price of
a
Mount Pleasant Union
Authority (P. O.
Buffalo), N. Y.
sion
&
3^s, at
as
sealed
(DST)
an¬
7, 1956.
Legality
Delafield
7, 1956.
Hawkins,
New
& Company; Wm. E.
Co., Inc.; Granbery,
Co.; and Tilney and
&
will
Buffalo Sewer
Ship Bottom, N. J.
Sale
The $70,000 land
improvement bonds offered April
Bond
;
Co.
ceive
3.72%.
Sipprell
Authority
as
price of 100.03,
a
about
awarded
Co.,
&
corporated; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Coffin & Burr Incorporated;
of
May 8 for the pur¬
$12,785,000 temporary
notes.
Traders
Offering — Mrs. Marjorie
Secretary of the Board of
Rauch,
composed
of Halsey,
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
C.
J.
Devine
&
Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Blair & Co., Incor¬
porated; Geo. B. Gibbons & Com¬
pany Incorporated; R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration; Chas. E. Weigold & Co. In¬
Stuart
on
loan
&
Executive
—
the
sealed
Due
Govern
3.19%?.
Buffalo
Note
Principal
15, 1956.
May
Hudson
about
The
—
Bond Sale—The $1,069,750 park
Sale—The
on
and interest (M-N) payable at the
syndicate
a
(P. O. Bradford),
2017—were awarded to Roose¬
as
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
Dated
1
$45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 20—v. 183,
disposal bonds,
May 15 from
120,000
Sale
$6,018,000
building bonds offered April 25—
v.
183, p. 1907—were awarded to
New York
Bond
1989 inclusive.
1957 to
boken.
Dist.
velt
sewage disposal
bonds,
series B. Due on May 15 from
Bond
Pollock
Wayne, Vrhana, Bath,
Orange and Tyrone Central Sch.
p.
follows:
as
YORK
Bradford,
$195,000
livan,
NEW
of¬
Hoboken, N. J.
Offering—Artnur C. Ma-
Bond
lone,
on
school
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
R. D. White
jected the sole bid submitted for
the
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
&
No. 3
Adams &
Hinckley, and Van Deventer
Brothers,
Inc., both
of
Newark, jointly, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
approved
New
Legality
York
City
and
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey,
;
Dayton.
Squire,
of Cleveland.
>>.,'►
G
ttj
'
Fairview Park, Ohio
Bond Offering — Raymond N.
Heege, City Auditor, will receive
scaled bids until1 noon (DST) on
May 10 for the purchase'of $31,564
street
improvement
bonds,
uated May 1, 1956.
Due on Dec.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
58
1957
from
1
1966
to
Callipolis City School District,
Offering
Bond
Clerk
—
Co., and Ohio Company, as
3y2s, at a price of 100.35, a basis
Prospect, Ohio
which are rated
Aa by Moody's Investors Service,
represent the third instalment of
a total authorization of $500,000,These
Ohio
Wayne
"
bonds,
Bond
truck
fered
that the
Board of Education will receive 000
approved by the voters in
sealed bids until noon (CST) on 1953. They are payable as to prin¬
May 11 for the purchase of $875,- cipal and interest solely from fees,
000 school building bonds. Dated excises or license taxes levied by
May 1, 1956. Due semi-annually the State of Ohio relating to reg¬
from' May and Nov.
1, 1957 to istration, operation
or
use
of
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬ vehicles on public highways or to
terest payable at the Commercial fuels -used
for
propelling such
and Savings Bank, of Gallipoiis. vehicles.
Among the foregoing
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬ fees, excises and license taxes are,
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
a
4-cent gasoline tax, a
1-cent
L.
Niday
announces
Offering
Bond
(EST) on May 7 for the purchase
$22,000 fire equipment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
1957
from
tax.
debt service
Ohio
Hamilton,
900,000
.
Bond
spe^
imT
and
Benton
/' *
,,
;*
tem
available
part of a State
highway
construction
program
which anticipates expenditures of
revenue
25—v.
Corporation; Dean Witter
curities
Lakewood, Ohio
main
v.
bonds
offered
April 23
1802—were awarded
183, p.
—
to
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3s, at a price of 101.40, a basis
Braun,
of about 2.84%.
O. Toledo), Ohio
Lucas County (P.
Co.; The Weil, Roth & Irving
&
Sale—The $100,000 water
Bond
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pfulg-
Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
Co.; Bache & Co.; William Blair
&
Company; Estabrook & Co.;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corporation: Laurence
M. Marks & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
S.
Smithers
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
until
10
a.m.
District
(P. O. 3602 Indian Road, Toledo),
sealed
(PST)
on
O. Box 610,
Bond
Offering
—
Ernst
Ohio
Sale
The
$50,000,000
Major Thoroughfare Construction
Revenue
April
bonds, series C, offered
183, p. 1666—were
25—v.
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
jointly by Blyth & Co.; Halsey,
Stuart & Co.; Lehman Bros.; and
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., all of
New York
City, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.09%,
as
Offering—George Spana-
gel, Director of Finance, will
(State of)
—
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
on
of
Dec.
14
$120,000
Dated
1
clusive.
May
from
payable
Trust
until
re¬
8
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
Village
Due
1956.
to
and
1978
in¬
interest
Co.,
approved
at
Cleveland
the
Cleveland.
Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
&
Sale—The $107,500 school
April 20
awarded
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati.
building bonds offered
—v.
183, p. 1803—were
OKLAHOMA
Beaver
ment
bonds
(P. O. Beaver), Okla.
Offering
Bond
—
Clerk of Board of
sealed
receive
for
R.
Spohn,
Education, will
until May 1
bids
purchase
the
J.
$200,000
of
Bond
sealed
received
until
May
bids will
site
bids
Bond
street
offered
Sale
—
improve¬
April
24
—
Bond
Access
Ninth
Facility
8
of
of
—
J.
W.
Refunding
serial
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1972
(J-D)
15
from
Principal
payable
at
Sale
—
The
a
Due
May
1958
and
$50,000
North
Limited
bonds
offered
$1,900,000
1526—were awarded to
composed of Kuhn, Loeb
Co.; Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank; Equitable Securities Corp.;
W. H. Morton & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co., and E. F.
Trust
Incorporated,
Com¬
New /York
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sale—Of the $12,323,000
Bond
offered April 25
bonds
—
Hutton &
v.
183,
1803—bids were received only
for the $7,397,000 refunding issue
p.
and the award was made to a syn¬
dicate headed
&
Stuart
York
jointly by the First
City
Co.
City,
as
Bank and Halsey,
both of New
3s, at a price of
Inc.,
basis of about 2.97%.
Also participating in the offer¬
ing are: Harris Trust and Sav¬
ings Bank; The Northern Trust
Company; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler; The
First National Bank of Portland,
100.14,
a
Ore.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; First of Michigan
Corporation; Weeden & Co. In¬
corporated;
Roosevelt
& Cross
Incorporated; DeHaven & TownsCrouter
end;
&
& Bodine; Thomas
Company;
Schmidt,
Poole,
&
Parke; -Butcher
&
Roberts
Sherrerd;
Mullaney,
Glover &
Clark & Co.;
&
Company;
MacGregor, Inc.
*
f
Fahey,
Wells
"
>
the
&
Street
Philadelphia
City.
p.
group
accrued
and J. P. Morgan & Com¬
building bonds offered April 24—
183,
plus
101%
at
-
\
v.
bonds.
pany,
1
Plymouth Township School District
(P. O. Plymouth Meeting), Pa.
Oregon (State of)
Bond
Turnpike Revenue
Extension 2Y4%
The bonds will be
delity
County Treasurer's office.
.
$2,239,000
principal
Commonwealth
of
interest, at the offices of the Fi¬
King,
on
Trust
and
redeemed,
receive sealed
(PST)
p.m.
*
Pennsylvania
purchase of $700,000
bonds.
Dated June 15,
Due
The $6,000 trans¬
Sale—The
total
the
interest
equipment
and
until
for
1956.
to
bonds
of¬
fered April 18 were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Paw-
Main
Offering
Philadelphia
-
amount
a
$130r
water
•
of)
Company, hs trustee, has called
for redemption on June 1/1956,
(P. O. Lebanon), Oregon
1
building
and
Fidelity
—
p.m.
1956.
Due on June
1962 inclusive.
;
Turnpike Revenue Bonds Called
County Union High Sch. Dist.
Bond
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 73 (P. O. Hominy), Okla. t
portation
1,
1," 1956.
1957 to
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth
July 1 from 1958 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of July 1, 1963.
11
from
1
on
7 for the
purchase of $1,550,000
building bonds.
July
Dated
bonds.
t
bids
Dated June
May 8 for the purchase of
obligation,
1
$6,000
Rainbow Water Dist.
(P. O. Box 701, Springfield), Ore.
Bond Offering — A. J. Vogel,
District
Secretary,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
general
'
April 30 for the purchase of
general obligation bonds.
on
Lane County,
000
•
Secretary, will receive
until 8 p.m. (DST)
Township
pany,
8
Ro¬
John D.
Township (P. O. Lehman),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Alan S. Major,
National
District Clerk, will
Muskogee), Okla.
be
until
bids
—
1'
July 1 from 1958 to 1977
Callable as of July 1,
on
No.
Bond Offering—Sealed
Offering
Lehman
1963.
Muskogee County Independent
School District No. 20 (P. O.
Donegal Twp. School District
(P. O. Florin), Pa.
eral obligation school bonds.
inclusive.
Linn
building bonds.
Sapulpa, Okla.
Sale—The $1,551,215 spe¬
assessment
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
123
No.
Parma, Ohio
Bond
*
•
Bond
(PST) on May 9 for the purchase
of
$140,000
general
obligation
water bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due
to
sealed
ceive
huska, as 2^s, at a price of par.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
cial
re¬
noon
'
District Secretary, will re¬
man,
Hall
1,
1957
Principal
(J-D)
follows:
$16,670,000 3%s. Due semi-annu¬
ally from Sept. 15, 1956 to
Sept. 15, 1961 inclusive.
May
on
bonds.
bids
until
land, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on May 3
for the purchase of $80,000 gen¬
Offering—John D. Bach-
Bond
Sch. Dist., Ohio
Winchester Local
,
Bond
Clerk,-, will
bids
~
Rob- /
May 9 for the purchase
East
Springfield), Oregon
ap¬
by Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Hoch-
stetter, Clerk-Treasurer of Board
$8,910 bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from of Education, will receive sealed
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
147,540 bonds. Due on Dec. 1 May 7 for the purchase of $575,000 building bonds.
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated June
Principal and interest
50,160 bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from 1, 1956.
The bonds are dated June 1,
(J-D)
payable at the SpitzerRorick Trust & Savings Bank, of
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
Toledo.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Parma Heights, Ohio
Bond
/
$74,000 building bonds; Due on
of
O. Box 651,
Water District (P.
Ohio
provement bonds,
office.
Legality
proved
Bond
Ottawa Hills Local School
payable at the City
office.
Treasurer's
& Co.
May 11 for the purchase
$206,610 water supply line im¬
as follows:
interest (J-D)
Wertheim
& Co.;
felder,
ceive
special
assessment
street
im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1956.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and
&
F.
/
ceive
.
Cincinnati.
of
Bank
'
District
ertson,
Joint
Consolidated School Districts Nos.
509A and 509C (P.
awarded
National
Bond Offering—Verne C.
/
Counties
Linn
* '
im¬
County Sch. Dist. No.. 31
(P- O: Milton-Free water),- Oregon
National
States
•-
Umatilla
2018—were awarded
p.
"United
the
to
15
April
on
2018—were
p.
First
Portland..
electric plant and sys¬
bonds offered April approximately $1,000,000,000 over
183, p. 1802—were awarded an eight-year period. The funds
to a group composed of First Bos¬ for this program are to be pro¬
vided by the sale of the $500,- proved
by Squire,
Sanders & purchase of $1,250,000 building
ton Corp.; Ohio Company; White,
bonds.
The sale < was postponed
Weld & Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; 000,000 in construction bonds, by Dempsey, of Cleveland.
from April 24.
Hornblower
& Weeks; First of the proceeds of the highway and
Trumbull County (P. O. Warren),
Michigan Corp.; F. S. Smithers fuel taxes not used for debt serv¬
Ohio
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 12
& Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross; and ice and by Federal aid and other
(P. O. Glide), Oregon
Bond Offering — Kenneth McEllis & Co., at a price of 100.04, highway funds.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build-,
Nair,
Clerk
of the Board
of
a net interest cost of about 3.03%,
Other members of the syndi¬ County Commissioners, will re¬ ing bonds offered April 12—v. 183,
as follows:
cate: The First Boston Corpora¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon p, 1803 — were awarded to the
$640,000 6s. Due on April 1 and tion; Harriman Ripley & Co., In¬ (EST) on May 14 for the pur¬ State Bank, of Roseburg, as 2%s.
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1960 in¬ corporated; Smith, Barney & Co.; chase of $46,000 Liberty Sewer
Eastside, Oregon
clusive.
Drexel & Co.; Glore, Forgan & District No. 6 water main bonds.
Bond Offering—John Merchant,
1,520,000 2%s. Due on April 1 Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kid¬ Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
and Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1968 der,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Merrill from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬ City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
inclusive.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; cipal and interest (M-N) payable
1,840,000 3s. Due on April 1 and Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld at the Union Savings & Trust Co., April 30 for the purchase of $40,000 fire station bonds. Dated May
Oct. 1 from 1969 to 1976 in¬ &
Co.;
The
Ohio
Company; Warren.
clusive.
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 1957
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Incorpo¬
Upper Arlington, Ohio
to
1976 inclusive.
Legality ap¬
rated; McDonald & Company; A.
Jackson Local School District
Bond
Sale — The $257,021.76
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
C. Allyn and Company, Incorpo¬
(P.O. Ash Ridge), Ohio
special assessment improvement Shuler & Sayre, of Portland. ; j
rated; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
Bond
Offering — Willard
H.
bonds offered April 19 — v. 183,
Becker & Co., Incorporated; Blair
Hillsboro, Oregon
Crawford, Clerk of the Board of &
p. 1803 — were awarded to the
Co., Incorporated.
Bond Offering—E. M. Bowman,
Ohio Company, and Sweney, CartEducation,
will
receive sealed
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons; R. S.
bids until noon (EST) on May 18
wright & Co., jointly, as 3s, at Cit.y Recorder, will receive sealed
Dickson
&
Company,
Incorpo¬
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May
a price of 100.30, a basis of about
for the purchase of $67,000 build¬
rated; Equitable Securities Cor¬
1
for the purchase
of $250,000
2.93%.
ing bonds. Dated May 15, 1956.
poration; Hornblower & Weeks;
general obligation and water sys¬
Due on Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1979
Warren, Ohio
F. S. Moseley & Co.; John Nu¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated June 1,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
veen & Co.,
Bond Offering—Carrie Lovett,
Incorporated; Paine,
1956.
Due on June 1 from 1959
(J-D) payable at the Bank of
Russellville.
Legality approved Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. City Auditor, will receive sealed to 1978 inclusive.
Pressprich & Co.; Salomon Bros. bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on May
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Lane County, McKenzie Highway
& Hutzler; Stone & Webster Se¬
7 for the purchase of $376,881.22
mortgage
183,
the
m
r
r-
Bank of Portland.
15
April
on
Sweet Home, Oregon " '
Bond Sale—The $31,012.03
'
-
Bend, Oregon Sale
The $24,000
183,
—v.
p.
Due
provement bonds offered April 24
provement bonds offered April 25
offered
Due
iyt)8 to 1981 inclusive./
2%s.
from 1982 to 1986 inclusive/
.
j
-
21/£s.
irom
550,000
.
Na¬
,
15
♦
during the year
are
-
April
on
Feb* 1 from 1958 to 1961.inclu¬
Corvallis)", Oregon %
City Auditor, will receive sealed
.Bond Offering—Sealed bids will sive* Principal and interest pay¬
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
be received by the District Clerk able at the County
Treasurer's
16 for the purchase of $5,000,000
until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on May 8 office. Legality approved
by Winsewerage
system first mortgage
for
the
purchase
of $1,195,000 free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
revenue
bonds.
Dat^d
May 1/
school building bonds. Dated June of Portland. /
~
1956.
Due
semi-annually from
15, 1956.
Due on Jan. 15 from
May and Nov. 1, 1958 to 1977 in¬
1958 to 1972 inclusive.. Principal
PENNSYLVANIA
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Boyertown, Pa.
payable at the office of the Trus¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 gen¬
tee, or at the New York Paying
ity approved by Winfree, McCuleral
obligation water improve¬
Agent.
Said Trustee shall be a
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
ment bonds offered April 23 —
Toledo bank selected by the City
and
the
successful bidder, and Clatsop County School District No. v. 183, p. 1908—were awarded to
1-C (P. O. Astoria), Ore.
the National Bank of Boyertown,
said
New
York Paying Agent
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will cis z V2S, at
shall be a New York City bank
lOu.io, a basis of about
similarly chosen.
Legality ap¬ be received until May 25 for the 2.49%.
sale
bonds
The
Sale—The $4,000,000 first
Bond
183,
v.
Tulsa.
First
Due
*
Giving effect to the
of
$50,000,000 in
bonds, the total of such bonds cur¬
rently outstanding is $132,000,000,
payable at the Gibsonburg Bank¬
ing Company, Gibsonburg.
—
the
to
3%s.
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.;
—v.
Toledo, Ohio
r'
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
$207,601,000.
current
/
awarded
OREGON
awarded to Hayden,
30, 1955 amounted to
ended June
1962 inclusive.
interest
(M-N)
to
and
Principal
Such revenues
use
for
bonds
$450,000
Independent School
District No. 4 (P., O. Bixby), Okla.
\ Bond
Sale
The building and
stadium
bonds, totaling/* $60,000
offered April 19—v. 183, p. 1908—
tional Bank, of
2018 — were
Miller & Co«,
of Cleveland, as 23As, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 2.66%.
April 24
fees, a motor transporta-r
companies' tax, and a private
motor carrier's tax and a highway
of
Toledo, Ohio
Sale—The $191,000
lows:
County
were
price of 100.03, a net in¬
2.69%, as fol¬
a
terest cost of about
serially from
—
apparatus bonds of¬
18—v. 183, p. 1666—
awarded to Sweney, Cart-
assessment
cial
tion
sealed
ceive
fire
$15,000
and
Bond
license
Village Clerk, will re¬
bids
until
noon
Pertner,
The
—
wright & Co., of Columbus, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.13, a basis
of about 3.46%. '?
k ; '
' -
gasoline tax, a motor
license tax, the drivers'
vehicle
Geraldine C.
—
Sale
April
were
additional
Gibsonbtirg, Ohio
Tulsa
due
are
1968 inclusive.
1958 to
of about 3.43%.
inclusive.
of Cleveland.
The bonds
6
inclusive.
Co., at
April 23 were awarded to R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City.
1907—were awarded to
& Co.; Hayden, Miller
p.
McDonald
24,240,000 3s. Due on March and
Sept. 15 from 1965 to 1972
Sanders & Dempsey,
Squire,
by
183,
v.
9,090,000 3V4S. Due on March and
Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1964
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Central National Bank
of Cleveland.
Legality approved
1
Monday, April 30, 1956
(2126)
Bond Offering—Warren C. Isen-;
berg,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
(DST) on
School
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
May 22 for the purchase of $130,000
general
obligation
bonds
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June)
1
from
1957
to
1969
inclusive.]
Principal and interest payable at'
Volume 183
Number 5529... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2127)
Pennsylvania
bank or; trusl
to be designated by the
a
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Madison County (P. O.
Tennessee
company
successful
Milbank, S. Dak.
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
;Saul, and Schnader, Harrison, Se¬
gal & Lewis, both of Philadelphia!
Plymouth-Whitemarsh Joint School
Authority (P. O. Plymouth), Mont•
>
<
gomery
County, Pa■
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
school
sold
to
a
& Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;1 Blaii?
J& Co.; and Stroud & Co., as
fol^
•
•
...
$155,000 4s. Due
1957 to
inclusive.
1961
170,000 2%s. Due
*
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1962 to 1965
150,000 2%s. Due
on
-
-
.
900,000 3s. Due
The
bonds
1 from
inclusive.
1969 to 1981
-
"J
-
June
on
«\,|
June 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
"
June
dated
are
'1956.
\
n
-
1;
-
.
\
will
receive
(DST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $3,350,000 school revenue bonds, as folSecretary,
man,
*'
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
•lows:
v$1,350,000
June
Due
bonds.
(CST)
p.m.
Gold1
on May
$12,000 city
,
garage bonds. Dated June 1,
Due on July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
19561
1967
1,
bids
000
school
1956.
p.m.
bonds.
Due
1971
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
Chemical
1
Jan.
from
1,
1962
Principal and
payable
at
the
Corn
Exchange Bank,
City. Legality ap+
Chattanooga, TennS
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
r\j
""Bond Offering—P.
R.
,
i
Olgiati^ Chicago. ;
of
;
until
New
York
-
until
the
receive
noon'(EST)
purchase
of
to
1985
Jan.
inclusive.
for
sewer
bonds.
on
Dated
1 from
Principal
and interest payable at the Chem¬
ical Corn
"Exchange
TEXAS
.
3^4s. Dated April 1, 1956. Due on
Bank, New
April 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
City, or at the Hamilton
National Bank, Chattanooga. Le¬ Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of fice, Austin.
York
Bond
City.
Big Lake, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
$163,000 audi¬
playground
and
park,
works
extension
fered
April 24—v.
were
awarded
posed
of
berland
183,
to
a
Davidson
Securities
&
Co.;
Bankers Trust
$80,000
street
Sale—The
torium,
bonds
p.
group
of¬
1908—
com¬
&
Co.; Cum¬
Corp.; C. H.
and
Castle-
the
purchase of $150,000 school
house bonds. Dated May
1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1962 to 1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Fidelity-
Co., Knoxville.
•
improvement
sold to
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
coast,
National
Dated
April
bonds
San
April
15
clusive.
Antonio,
15,
from
1956.
1957
Interest
to
A-O.
as
Bank,
Dallas.
on
in¬
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
1991.
i
Dated
1957
from
.
1981
to
bonds
The
1956. Principal
Crowe, of Dallas.
(P. O. Angleton), Texas
Bond
will
Offering
be
(CST)
Sealed
received
until
10
bids
a.m.
May 3 for the purchase
750,000 unlimited tax
road
of
on
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb.
15
May
from
15, 1956. Due
1957
to
1971
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the First'City
National Bank, of Houston.
Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, El-
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
and
County Water Control
Improvement District No. 4
P.
Bond
000
tion
O.
Danbury),
Sale—An
waterworks
revenue
Park
117
Ave.,
as
of
and
follows:
tax
$160,-
bonds
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile
of Dallas. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
Deer
Park
was
(A-O)
State
Heckler
York
(P. O. Plymouth Meeting), Pa.
Offering
—
Thomas
L.
1
May 22 for the purchase of $150,-
-
000
r
Dated
general
obligation
bonds,
June 1, 1956. Due on June
from
1957
to
1971- inclusive.
1
'
v-ttf
.
Principal and interest payable at
a
Pennsylvania
bank or
trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
.&jr
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
Saul, and Schnader, Harrison,
Segal & Lewis, of Philadelphia.
&
'i
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Laurens
County (P. O. Laurens),
South Carolina
Sale—An
Bond
issue
of
$290,-
000
improvement bonds was sold
to
group
a
composed of the Inter¬
Securities Corp.; Alester G.
state
Furman
as
Co., and Hamilton & Co.,
3%s, 3s and 23/4S,
Oconee
County (P. O. Wallhalla),
South Carolina
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
general obligation bonds was sold
l
to the Bank of Wallhalla, as 2M>s.
Dated
1
April 1, 1956.
from
1958
to
Due
1967
on
able
tional
1
the
at
Columbia.
of
pay¬
Carolina
South
Bank
Jan.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Na¬
Legal¬
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
Richland
County Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond
Sale—An
issue of
$75,000
building bonds was sold to Rob¬
inson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
of
Columbia, as 2%s. Dated April 1,
1956.
1973
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
terest
,
1
from
(A-O)
payable
at
the
office, or at
the South Carolina National Bank,
County
of
T
1958 to
Principal and in¬
Treasurer's
Columbia.
by Sinkler,
Legality
Gibbs
approved
& Simons,
Charleston.
of
ck
Car¬
the
Pasadena
Pasadena.
Legality
at
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New
&
City.
Caldwell, Secretary of the Board
of School Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
-
payable
Bank,
approved
Co., of San An¬
(DST) on May 8
purchase of $100,000 im¬
Bond
'
A.
purchase of $1,500,000 school
Dated April 1, 1956.
on April 1 from 1957 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
Whitemarsh Township Sch. Dist.
•
;
W.
house bonds.
provement bonds.
►
—
the
sealed
receive
Offering
penter, President of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 10 for
Township (P* O.
Willow Grove),
will
Indep. School District,
Texas
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
bids
p.m.
(M-N)
Offering—John H. Heintz,
missioners,
7:30
National Bank,
Secretary of the Township Com¬
*
Sealed
until
clusive.
Pennsylvania
Bond
—
Due
system combina¬
sold to Dittmar &
tonio,
Texas
issue
received
(CST) on May 3 for the purchase
$198,000 street improvement
Dated May 1, 1956. Due
on May
1 from 1957 to 1977 in¬
Philadelphia.
Bockius, of
Offering
bonds.
and interest (J-D)
Upper Moreland
'
1, 1955. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
of
be
phia Trust Co., Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
&
Oct.
Cleburne, Texas
Bond
payable at the Fidelity-Philadel¬
-
1
Houston.
1,
June
April
National Bank, of HouLegality approved by Vin¬
son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
inclusive.
dated
are
on
1986 inclusive.
ston.
2,000,000 bonds. Due on June 1
-
April 1 from
Second
will
3y4S.
Due
Due
1966 to
and interest
Legality
was
1970
4^s.
from
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Brazoria
of
135,000
(M-N) payable at the Mercantile
Bond
Sale—An issue of $20,000
school building bonds was sold to
the State Board of
Education, as
on
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Paul
berry, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on
May 2 for
Benjamin Indep. School Dist., Tex.
York
New
—
bids
May 9
on
$2,000,000
revenue, series C
Jan. 1, 1956.
Due
1958
sealed
Offering
Brazoria County Road Dist. No. 31
.
Mayor, will
Bond
—
(CST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $300,*
to
:
TENNESSEE
Little
'•
.
8
E.
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Offering—Ivan H. Peter*
v.Bond
2
until
-4.
Upper Darby Township School
Authority (P..O. Upper Darby),
Pennsylvania v," •
-
tion
Offering—Dale
7 for the purchase of
composed of Ira
group
County Judge,
bias
was
(Haupt
*lows:
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bond
$25,000 3%s. Due
T exas
August Wilde,
will receive auc¬
.
$1,375,-*
bonds '
revenue
\
Bond Offering
Jackson)], Borger Independent School District,
59
Commercial and Financial
The
Chronicle... Monday, April
30, 1956
(2128)
60
bonds was sold
Robertson & Pancoast,
and Russ & Co., jointly, as 4s.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due on Feb.
Stadium revenue
to Dewar,
inclusive. Le¬
1957 to 1971
1 from
approved
by Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
gality
Texas
of $100,-
issue
Sale—An
Bond
bonds was sold to
Murray
W. Moore & Co., and
Rauscher,
Pierce
& Co., Inc.,
hospital
000
as 2%s.
Dated May 1,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
jointly,
1956.
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
1969
to
McCall,
by
approved
Legality
Crowe, of Dallas.
Parkhurst &
Independent School District
Klein
Spring), Texas
(P. O. Route 1,
Offering
Bond
President
R. T. Evans,
—
until
receive sealed bids
tees, will
(CST) on May 1 for the
purchase of $125,000 school house
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
8
1967 to
1972 inPrincipal and
interest
payable at the Guaranty
April 1 from 1957 to
'
elusive.
(A-O)
at
the
a
Bank of Tomball, or
State
Bond
paying agent designated by
successful bidder.
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes,
approved by
DIVIDEND
NOTICES
COMPANY
F-A.
Call,
Monahans-Wickett Independent
the
Board
tees, will
ol
Huguenin &
awarded
First
the
to
Co., of Dallas, as
Southwest
follows:
$55,000 3s. Due on May 15
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
Company, payable May 25, 1956,
to shareholders of record at the
close of business May 4,1956.
from
44,000 23/4s. Due on May 15
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Manufacturing plants
from
136,000 3V4S. Due on May 15
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
R.G. HENGST, Secretary
from
located in
Ontario
bonds
The
five states and
Due
1956.
are
May 15,
15 from 195'»
dated
May
on
inclusive.
1976
to
Interest M-N.
Hu¬
of Dallas.
Legality approved by Dumas,
guenin & Boothman,
County (P. O.
Potter
Offering
Bond
OIL
be
will
chase
N. Y. 20, N. Y.
ment
Stock
Dividend No. 102
on
of
$375,000
bonds.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Corporation's Common Stock,
payable June 15, 1956 to
stockholders of record at the
gality approved
by McCall,
Dallas.
Park¬
Crowe, of
&
hurst
West
&
Tom E. Mc-
Koin, County Treasurer,
ceive
sealed bids until
p.m.
(PST) on May 9 for the purchase
of
$275,000
general obligation
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due se¬
from two to 20 years.
of May 1, 1966. Prin¬
in
rially
Callable
(M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Burcham &
Blair, of Spokane.
Quincy Sch. Dist.
O. Ephrata), Wash.
County,
144 (P.
No.
Sabine
May
River
Authority
(P.
Offering
Bond
Robert
—
SINCLAIR
junior lien water system rev¬
bonds was sold to a group
000
enue
in Oil
composed
&
Co.,
of
of Moroney, Beissner
Houston; Emerson &
of San Antonio; Garrett &
of Dallas; and James C.
Tucker & Co., of Austin, as 4s.
J Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due serially
Co.,
Co.,
■;
"
and
S.
City.
County (P. O. Green
$25,000 building
of
bonds.
Dated
Due on May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at
County
Treasurer's office.
May 1, 1956.
1958 to 1976
and
the
Legality
approved by
Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
tle.
r
King
County,
Preston,
of Seat¬
Woodinville School
District No. 213
Bond
County
Debenture
(P. O. Seattle),
&
Offering—John P. Hollo-
County Clerk, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
May 3 for the purchase of
$175,000 park bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1958
interest
inclusive. Principal
(J-D)
payable at
and
the
Le¬
on
Treasurer, will
bids until 11 a.m.
8
for
receive
Greenfield Sch. Dist. No. 2, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 build¬
the
April 1, 1956. Due on April
from
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated
1
Principal and interest
able
at the
County
on
Bank of Montreal.
1976
June-1 from 1957 to
Inclusive.
(Province of)
Ontario
Bonds
A
United States—
in
Sold
syndicate headed by
(A-O) pay¬
Treasurer's
Power
66th DIVIDEND NOTICE
directors,
on
25,
April
declared
a
regular quarterly dividend (No. 66) of
thirty (30) cents per share on the Common
Stock, payable on June 20 to shareholders
of record May 7. The quarterly dividend
(No. 4) on the 4'/^ per cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock, Series A, will be paid on
June 1, at
28'/ith cents per share to share¬
holders of record May
7, and the quarterly
(No. 4) on the 5P«r cent
Cumulative Convertible Second Preferred
dividend
Stock,
will be paid on
41 Vith cents per shore to share¬
Series of
June 1 at
1955,
holders of record May
7.
W. D, FORSTER,
SUNRAY
Secretary
MID-CONTINENT
SUNRAY BLOG.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Commis¬
price of 99.60 and
Dated May 15,
Due May 15, 1981. Callable
sion bonds at a
interest.
accrued
1956;
beginning May 1, 1961. Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable in
United States dollars.
Other members of the syndi¬
Smith, Barney & Co.; First
Corp.; A. E. Ames & Co.;
Dominion Securities Corp.; Mc-
cate:
Boston
Leod, Young,
Lehman
Co.;
MulWells & Co.; and Brown
Channer
laney,
&
Securities
Corp.;
Monroe Co.
sold to Jules
Thibodeau, Inc., as 3y2S, at a
price
94.51, a basis of about 4.31%.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May
1
from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
of
Interest M-N.
Ste.
Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
debentures
was
sold
to
Nesbitt,
No. 12 Thomson & Co., Ltd., as 3%s, at
office.
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
a price of 98.86,
a basis of about
Bond Offering — Edward J.
from 1988 to 1995 inclusive. In3.97%.
King and Snohomish Counties,
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Squires, District Clerk, will re¬
Bothell Joint Sch. Dist. No. 46
Ste, Therese Parish School Comceive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
Vinsoil, Elkins, Weems &' Searls,
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
mission, Que.
of Houston.
(CST) on May 1 for the purchase
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond Sale—An issue of $355,of $65,000 school
bonds. Dated
San Angelo Independent Sch. Dist.
County Treasurer, will receive
000 school bonds was sold to Rene
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
Texas
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal T. Leclerc, Inc., at a price of
Bond Offering
Sealed bids
May 11 for the purchase of $195,98.81, a net interest cost of about
and interest (M-N) payable at a
will be received until 7:30 p.m.
000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
4.42%, as follows:
bank acceptable to the District.
(CST) on April 30 for the pur¬ 1956. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
chase of $1,500,000 school house
1971 inclusive.
Principal'and in¬ Legality approved by Lines, $265,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
bonds. Dated May 15, 1956. Due
terest
(M-N)
payable
at the
89,500 4%s. Due on April 1 from
on
Nov.
15 from 1956 to
1985 County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Outgamie County (P. O. Appleton),
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
inclusive.
Alternate
bids
are
Wisconsin
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
asked
on
the bonds to be re¬
The bonds are dated April 1,
Bond Offering — Mollie E.
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
funded on the basis of a maturity
Pfeffer, County Clerk, will re¬ 1956.
schedule
ranging from 1957 to Kitsap County, Central Kitsap Sch. ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
SASKATCHEWAN
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Dist. No. 401 P. O. Port Orchard),
(CST) on May 7 for the purchase
terest (M-N) payable at the Mer¬
Washington
Saskatoon, Sask.
of
$500,000
courthouse
bonds.
chants National Bank of Dallas, or
Bond Sale—The $360,000 gen¬
Bond Sale
The $500,000 4%|
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
at the San Angelo National Bank,
eral obligation building bonds of¬
1
from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. school bonds offered April 4 werej
San
Angelo.
Legality approved fered April 24—v. 183, p. 1908— Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ awarded to a group composed off
by Dumas, Huguenin & Booth- were sold to the State, the only able at the County Treasurer's Cochran, Murray & Co.; Dawson?
man, of Dallas.
bidder, as 3y4S, at a price of par. office.
Legality
approved
by Hannaford, Ltd.; Anderson & Co.;»
and the Equitable Securities Corp.*]
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Shamrock, County Line ConsoliMount Lake Terrace, Wash.
of Canada, at a price of 96.41. Due^l
dated Independent School District,
Prairie Du Chien,
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $32,500 general
on
Texas
April 15 from 1957 to 1976*]
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
obligation funding bonds offered
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Roy P. Scrivwill
be
received until 5 (p.m.
April 23—v. 183, p. 2019—were
ner, President of the Board of
Greenfield School District
*
—
The
Harriman
& Co., Inc., and Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., jointly, made
public offering in this country
on
April 25 of $50,000,000 3%%
Ripley
'
*
An issue of
000 school bonds was
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
May
—
Weir, Inc.; Blyth &.
Brothers; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; White, Weld &
Co.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co.; Mills,
Combined Locks, Wis.
Spence & Co.; Nesbitt, Thomson
&. Co.; Burns
Bond Offering — Isadore VanBros. & Denton,
denberg, Village Clerk, will re¬ Inc.; Greenshields & Co.; Harris
& Partners Limited, Inc.; W. C.
ceive sealed and oral bids until
Pitfield & Co.; Dawson, Hanna8 p.m. (CST) on May 7 for the
purchase of $100,000
corporate ford, Inc.
purpose bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
QUEBEC
Due on March 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive. Principal and interest
Sherbrooke, Quebec
(M-S) payable at the Kimberly
Bond Sale—An issue of $735,State Bank, Kimberly.
office.
Chapman &
(PST) ing bonds offered April 25—v. 183,
purchase of p. 1908—were awarded to a group
$38,000 general obligation bonds. composed of Allan Blair & Co.;
sealed
Due
Hydro-Electric
Bay),
sealed
1967
Sale
and the
Co.;
way,
to
1
posed of the Midland Securities
Corp.; Equitable Securities Corp.
of Canada;
Isard, Robertson &
Wisconsin
Bond
Due on April
inclusive.
1976
to
$1,966,687 4 M>% improvement de¬
bentures was sold to a group com¬
WISCONSIN
Brown
Nesbitt,
at a
3%s,
ONTARIO
interest
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
to
as
London Township, Ont.
Legality approved by
County Treasurer, will County Treasurer's
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. gality approved by
(PST) on May 7 for the purchase Cutler, of Chicago.
O'Brien,
O.
Beaumont), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,-
York
as
cipal and interest
Grant
1957
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office, through the Charles¬
ton
National
Bank, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
will re¬
2
of
from
that the Board
Principal
clusive.
Co.,
98.08.
price
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on May
14 for the purchase of $130,000
Glenville
State
College Dining
Hall & Student Center revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
on June
1 from 1957 to 1982 in¬
Lake Chelan School
No. 29 (P. O. Wenatchee),
—
announces
sold
was
&
Thomson
Education
of
WASHINGTON
Offering
bonds
000
Education
Virginia Board of
Baer,
Chelan County,
Bond
and
Bank;
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
<
Bond Offering—Secretary H. K.
Washington
15,1956.
A Great Name
bids
a.m.
payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, of Dallas. Legality
April 18, 1956 a regular
quarterly dividend of 75 cents
per share was declared on the
on
Sealed
until 10
—
(J-D)
On
business
received
April 30 for the pur¬
park improve¬
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(CST)
CORPORATION
of
Amarillo),
Texas
SINCLAIR
close
(M-N) payable at a bank located
in a Federal Reserve Center. Le¬
Sch. Dist., Texas
offered April 24 were
house bonds
seventy-five cents (75c) per share
on the common shares of the
Common
Principal
clusive.
District
Sale—The $235,OOo scnooi
Bond
April 23, 1956, the Board of
declared a dividend of
600 5th Ave.,
to 1976 in¬
and interest
1 from 1957
May
on
receive sealed bidt
until 4 p.m. (CST) on May 1 foi
the purchase of $800,000 school
house bonds. Dated May 1, 1956
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1961
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
Plainview Indep.
Directors
15 citiss,
of
President
zer,
of the Board of Trus¬
receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (CST) on May 1 for the
purchase of $750,000 school house
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due
President
Trustees, will
DIVIDEND No. 142
in
O. Monahans), Texas
— Charles
Swit-
Offering—W. E. Forester,
Bond
Offering
Bond
Citizens Na¬
Merchants and
Farmers Bank, all of Martinsburg,
as
23/4S, at a price of par.
National Bank;
tional
T exas
Dallas.
Sch. Dist. (P.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Washington
CLEVELAND 10, OHIO
On
Sweetwater
15,
approved by Dumas,
Boothman, of Dallas.
MANUFACTURING
EATON
p.m.
Old
from
1956. Interest
Legality approved by Mc¬
Parkhurst
& Crowe, ol
May
Dated
p.m.
on
7:30
until
1976 inclusive.
55,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 15
1977 to 1986 inclusive.
Board of Trus¬
the
of
Trustees, will
New
of
CANADA
Jacksboro),
County (P. O.
Jack
'CST) on May 1 for the purchase
sold to the State Finance Com
>f $70,000 hospital bonds.
receive sealed bidr
Dated
mittee.
(CST) on May 1
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
York City.
for
the
purchase
of
$600,00( Thurston County, Olympia Schoo. 1957 to 1961 inclusive. Principal
Lamar Consol. Indep. Sch. Dist.
school house bonds. Dated May 1.
District No. 1 (P. O. Olympia),
and
interest (M-N) payable at
(P. O. Rosenberg), Texas
Washineton
1956.
Due on May 1 from 195V
.he City Treasurer's office.
Le¬
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
to 1976 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Bond
Offering — Martin
J
gality approved by Chapman &
will be received until 1:30 p.m.
Legality
approved by McCall, Gruber, County Treasurer, will Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST) on May 2 for the purchase Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m
of $1,000,000 school house bonds.
(PST) on May 16 for the purchase
Sherman Independent Sch. Dist.,
Dated May 15, 1956. Due on Ma>
of $160,000 building bonds. Dated
Texas
15 from
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
Bond Offering—Stanly Roberts,
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
Chilliwack, B. C.
payable at the State Treasurers
Jr., President of the Board ol
and interest (J-D) payable at the
office. Legality approved by Vin¬
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,946
County
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
jntil 5 p.m. (CST) on May 3 for
son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, o.
improvement bonds was sold to
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
he purchase of $275,000 school
Houston.
A. E. Ames & Co., and Bank of
house bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Montreal, jointly, as 4s, at a price
Malakoff Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1986
of 99.65. Due on Oct. 1 from 1956
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,00C
inclusive.
Principal and interest
to 1965 inclusive.
school bonds was sold to the Firsi
Martinsburg, W. Va.
(M-N) payable at the Chase Manof Texas Corporation, of San An¬
Bond
Sale—The $175,000 gen¬
NOVA SCOTIA
lattan Bank, New York City, or
tonio, as follows:
it
the Merchants and Planters eral obligation airport bonds of¬
Halifax County (P. O. Halifax),
$12,000 3s. Due on Feb. 15 frorr.
National Bank of Sherman.
Le¬ fered April 24—v. 183, p. 1668—
Nova Scotia
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
were
awarded to a group com¬
gality approved by McCall, ParkBond Sale—An issue of $466,23,000 3VzS. Due on Feb. 15 fron
posed of the Peoples Trust Co.;
mrst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Galloway,
&
Heckler
Harlandale Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
—
@FedFRASER