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ONDAY
ISSUE
Be*. XJ. 8. Pat
Volume 185
Number 5627
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Adams Express Co.—Asset
The
its
common
on
the
1956
Its
announced
company
stock
at
3,172,752
sidiary,
shares
$30.36
was
holdings
29.
1957
the
PUBLIC UTILITY
The
net
net
of
Corp.,
at
at
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Dec.
on
shares
of
n
-1
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
share,
per
In This Issue
31,
outstanding.
majority-owned
a
both
dates.—V.
185,
Net
sub¬
Net
1381.
p.
Bond
corporation
covering
offered
at
face
amount
Creson, Sledge
used
& Co.,
stock
common
20
filed
6V2 ru
units
(in
of
rate
purchase
of $100
of
notification
debentures
and multiples
The debentures
$1.50
share.
per
equipment
of
letter
a
convertible
Dallas, Tex.
the
at
the
for
March
on
$300,000 of
The
with
convertible
proceeds
(Bonds)
27
31
Mr.
Stock
Aelus Wing Co., Inc., Trenton, N. J.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
150,000
covering
shares of
March
on
19
shares
filed
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
(par
$1)
with
36
and
and
will
proceeds
36
j.
Exchange—
for completion of plant; development of housing
"Sky-Clone" blocks; construction of "Hydro-Dynamic
are
utilizing
Air
The
1,260
corporation
there
$100
of
will
record
shares
call
to
for
redemption
convertible
will
April 12.
outstanding.
chosen
be
by
Each share ol
of common
until
the
stock.
The
lot
June
on
preferred
total
a
is
expected
Exchange
41
44
facturing
45
close
35
Reduction Chemical Co.
called
list
of
stock¬
Transactions American Stock Exchange__
quantities
for
the
Calvert
at
year
^hat
division
first
City,
time
Ky.,
hard
The
synthetic
to
States
C.
plant is the
new
Calvert
acre
The
first
City
site,
the
was
fifth
by
the
McFarlln,
J.
end
built
assembled
National
State and City Bond Offerings
for
Carbide
its
Reduction
own
division's
and
its
on
Foreign
three
Exchange
and
Payable
Rates,
in
for
The
several
to
Mr.
feet,
square
materials
and
Allen's
total
cost
million
Osmond
the
cover¬
185,
out,
which
in
be
can
engineering
not
was
revealed
but
dollars.
pointed
will
be
"pilot
a
machines,
new
developed
department
and
before
manu¬
under
tested
being
used
in
1509.
p.
on
March
29
300,000
shares
of
expansion
business
filed
a
letter
notification
of
stock
common
(par
without underwriting.
and equipment.
share,
per
of
the
is
corporation
buttresses.—V.
180,
10
The
prefabricated
with the
cents)
concrete
to
be
are
proceeds
to
wall
sec¬
2693.
p.
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co. below.—V. 184,
The
of
48
_*
generating
principal
due
redemption
series
will
Payment
2221.
p.
1,
184,
May
on
1953,
1,
1973
$33,000 of
at 100%
at
the
American
and
collected
be
made
Redemption
next,
1,
May
due
Charlotte, N. C,
should be detached
St.,
May
manner.—V.
for
5.90'v
amount.
204 South Tryon
usual
48
called
debentures,
Coupons
Reserve Banks
has
company
capital
Co.,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
and
Crayon Co.—Merger Completed—
1957,
Trust
in
th®
2113.
p.
customer
Redemption Calls aaid Sinking Fund Notices-
48
47
American & Foreign Power Co.
Inc.—Earnings Higher
12 Months Ended Jan.31—
Aircraft
Radio Corp.—Sales and
Income
Earnings Higher—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1956
•Sales
1955
$8,685,054
_
Other
}
Wages
supplies and
and
salaries.
purchased
services
Depreciation
Interest
refund
to
assets
net
taxes
3,033,290
105.279
value
approximate
at
and
Dec.
21,
of
81,764
investment in
of equity
and
The
....
454.000
$581,784
$434,994
264,738
262,436
in
earnings
paid
1
—_
in cash
f
—
______
$317,046
__
•A
which
per
common
substantial
the year
1956)
contracts
mination.
The
part
was
share..
the
of
made
provide
for
company's
$1.96
company's
under
sales
contracts
renegotiation
lor
In
the
and
Federal income tax
$1.49
(approximating 60<^ for
work, all of
some
return
for
price
for
redeter¬
1955 has
not
The
of
increase
31,
of 20
sales
be
channel,
sistorized
in
cents
90
goals
The
1956.
cents
the
VHF
to
includes
(1956
of
prior
1957
interest
$384,546
inc.
year
the
at
of
share
per
margin
have
been
Transceiver
and
power
of
in
were
declared
set
(Bruce
the
and
common
on Feb. 27,
business on Feb.
paid
was
made
stock,
1957 to the
13,
1957.
the face of
in
facilities.
for
taxes)
are
again in excess
the new products which
automatically-tuned, 360-
source.—V.
185,
which
p.
is
a
new
applic.
amortiz.
&
28,469
;—
442,275
73
YJorris
St.,
(1957
to int.
other
&
dlsct.
debt
share
per
&
deductions
3,975,827
6,014,110
(on
5,990,351
$11,788,255
$9,930,323
expense
7,312,306
shs.
'
!
'
$1.61
of
directors
$1.36
tiations
Mr.
Savage
Corp.—Merger Offers Rejected—
Arms
Corp.
have
rejected
proposals
of
a
consolidation with American Hardware Corp. and no nego¬
are
pending, it was announced by R. F. Berry, American
or
Secretary.
did not
Berry
merger
J.
he said
were
Parker.
disclose
the
nature
of two proposals
for such
a
last week by American Hardware President
possibility of an affiliation with Savage was.
made
The
(Continued
on page
5)
Sf/ctcwnS
2be (Canadian Btocb ddxcbany«
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
3,337,540
$17,802,365 $15,920,673
outstanding)
tran¬
telephone
credit
taxes)____
,
_____
American Hardware
The
merger
Evan
reflects
1949
185, p. 1381.
d£iniilecl
CANADA
taxes
in
of
earns,
presently
$21,778,192 $19,258,213
Cjeorye 2). _AdamS
DIRECTORS*
3. A. Rose,
1966
$21,749,723 $18,815,938
on
—
reduction
income
Corporate
—V.
for
1509.
2be ^Idontrea^ Btocb £xcbanye
Office:
Int.
4.
including
$418,713
Hardware
1957
Among
line is the
the Dynaverter
Bay Street TORONTO/
Branch
on
paid
1956
plant
in 1956.
company's
aircraft radio
was
close
company
income
Balance
96th dividend
share,
per
profit
which
the
of
Net
for, and attained,
added
lt'$fembers:- 2lie Toronto Btocb Bxclanye
PRESIDENT
2, also
the highest since 1941, although the
slightly higher in 1954, when there were
record
rearrangement
those set
will
Dec.
on
amount
Total
Expenses,
'jl'cu'i'-tS,
200
April
were
totalling
stockholders of
The
$172,558
Government
on
President,
outstanding.
dividends
extensive
Earnings
Jr.,
which Is the 22nd consecutive year in which the company has
dividends.
Working capital Increased during the year to $3,433,and the net worth increased from $3,304,796 on Dec. 31, 1955 to
$3,756,609
755
Balance
renegotiation for
1956,
paid
833,
Net
Dividends
and
Revenue Service,
pending.
Cassedy,
earnings
share were
per
shares
Cash
24,000
600.000
—____
F.
net
1956
earnings
possible contract adjustments
Internal
announced in part as follows:
fewer
with the U. S. Government
the
by
subsequent years is
William
32,986
1;
amount
1955—
examined
2,483,288
128,561
been
to
_
-
carrying
of
subsidiary
3,945,184
amortization..—
expense
Adjustment
Income
_
and
4,259,655
contributions
Including
pension fund
inc.
i
subsidiaries
from
$7,479,731
1953
Materials,
in
Sumatra
which
one-story construction,
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Partial
its
The Course of Bank Clearings.
•
American
Bloomfield,
Corp., Port Chester, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
$1
and
See
48
_____
Federal Reserve System.
use
carbide
modern,
York.
New
10,000
of
American
13
1,500
customers*
calcium
of
be
from
site
acre
54
Dividends Declared
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
by Air
purchased
28.5
departments.—V.
at
used
General Corporation & Investment News—Cover
of
The
plant, which supplies acetylene via pipeline to
plants, as well as to Airco's vinyl acetate monomer
plant and the methyl butynol plant, now being built.—V. 185, p. 1381
acetylene
offered
V
this
of
President
G.
Miscellaneous Features
produced.
be
to
Inc.
will
of
nearly
covering
The
vinyl stearate in commercial
United
Co.,
will also be
wax,
35
be
new
plant will have
an
annual capacity
of 2,OCC.OOO pounds and
will employ a process
developed in Air Reduction's research laboratories.
Polyvinyl stearate,
a
SEC
tions
the
in
been
feature,
corporation
35
redemption date.
according
Air Reduction
of
into
has
amount
processes
Amcrete
preferred stock is convertible
will produce
of
control
The
be
the
Inc.
35
Prices
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
by J.
expects to move its equipment and
the new plant about Aug. 1, 1958.
of
to
production
35
Chemical Unit to Build—
Air
plant"
SEC Index of Stock
of
site
unusual
One
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
of
end
plant- and main
new
a
announcement
an.
the
Constructors
40
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
the
of
1
to
provided
with
39
will
stock
from
5
At
Allen
employees
structure
excess
be
connect
39
Stock
that
replacing a
already sold.
has
Exchange
Toronto
1073.
p.
according
250,000 square feet. An additional 20,000 square feet
for a separate
two-story office wing, which will
factory by a long glass-enclosed corridor, containing
the main lobby, telephone operator-receptionist and conference rooms.
The factory has been designed and will be built by Walter Kidde
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—___
shares
and
181,
Inc.—Partial Redemption—
$4.50
41,993
share
per
3.75
plans
Its
were
holders of
into
purposes.—V.
corporate
Reduction Co.,
shares
1956
at
other
and
Conn.,
said
700
new
ing in
construction April
began
Corp.,
Over-the-Counter Markets
projects
Ship"
364,555
32-acre
The
39
Stock
Montreal
than
The
Canadian Stock Exchange
five
440,561
Osmond
company
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
75,000
(par $1) to be offered in units of 10 common
preferred shares at $15 per unit.
No underwriting
involved.
be
The
Stock
177,542
Bloomfield,
Tobacco
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange..—_
preferred stock
shares
Coast
$766,367
260,973
President.,
36
Stock Exchange.
Pacific
the
in
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
-
office
more
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit
2,300,618
$803,980
Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn.—To Expand
Osmond,
Boston
working
capital.
2,325,299
$367,868
company
15
American Stock Exchange..
be
to
are
and
space
Tills
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
into
1,127,501
$402,434
ry.
1269.
p.
Allen
Page
be
1,070,616
income.^
oper,
New York Stock Exchange
the
to
1972
thereof) through
are
hangar
and
due
$3,066,985
Quotations
Addison Airport, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
$3,129,279
ops.
from
185,
|
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,495,369
operating exps.
rev.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$1,553,050
revenue.
oper.
ry,
—V.
'
Stock and
SBC
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Alabama Great Southern
value
asset
S28.94
value
asset
number
same
value
the
estimated
International
asset
Price $1.25
Corporation and Investment News
-
that
2
is
outstanding.
American
included at net
is
April
share on
per
of
Y., Monday, April 8, 1957
Value Declines—'
on
March
Off tee
J. V SrooL, C. WakLtL Jr., A W. StricUaJ, R. A. WotLrAf, R. C. Waite, S. 3. Ml
Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 8,
The Commercial and
1957
(1630)
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
,
ADVERTISEMENT
**
m
vs
fcfe
CANADIAN
'V
|
%'ta
'"•J.
the Shareholders
Seventy-Sixth Annual Report of the Directors to
have the honour to
Your Directors
of the past year.
and developments
of
by
18%.
"was
over
for
which for the first time exceeded
the half-billion dollar mark, was 13%
higher than in
1955 and 7% above 1953, the previous record year. Costs
the
applicable income taxes.
for
benefits
and other
were
Net
and other
available
million
$28.2
of
balance
a
Canada in
made with all major groups of
for
and
level of
tions
transferred
Balance
are
Board
The
which became
granted
effective
later in the year,
effective January
increase of
interim
an
Profit
•
a
Of: this
million.
$107
Retained
Retained
to
as
the change-over from steam opera¬
1,
January
of
Commissioners
by
for Canada,
of
the
The
828.159,155
6 473,631
ended
December 31,
considerations received
Excess of
of
sales
properties
1956:
T
H
December
S
1955*
•• 1956
p
of.
$41.3 million, were $4.2 millioi
higher than in the previous year. The ratio of net t
gross earnings was 8.2% as compared with 8.3% in 19"
conformity with the new Classification of Account
results
formerly
now
accounted
no
Railway to Other Income of net earnings amount
ing to less than S1C0.000. "
418,361,441
$56,900,952
463,926,566
411,233,650
52,692,916
41,335,827
37,127,791
4,208,036
505,262,393
S
Expenses
Net Earnings
Ratio
—
__
.
Railway Expenses to Railway
Other
Income
Interest and
91.7%
91.8%
_
30,034,463
S
■____
_
___
__
Revenue_____
S
record
16,188,820
increases in
56,407
24,379,013
20,792,013
3,587,000
28,159,155
v
Balance for Modernization and Other Corporate Purposes
24,788,551
/ 3,370.604
was
a
grain as compared with other commodities,
decrease in the average revenue per ton
Passenger
was
1__
Other Investments
Funded Debt
_
Reserves
____
$2,061,033,838
$70,933,295
l.l
____
$2,131,967,133
151,903,602
152,606,292
702,690
:
Property Investment
156,085,000
169,651,000
13,566,000
a
891,654,110
848,452,406
114,080,548
117,490,662,
traffic
volume
down
was
the
mile.'
slightly. The"
unfavourable summ
decrease as a result of the
Eastern Canada and there was a decrease
weather in
military traffic. Patronage of your transcontinental trail
"The Canadian" and "The Dominion", however, coi
-
.
tinued
show
to
improvement.
Some
unprofitable
train services were curtailed.
senger
____L___.___
____
and
ing cement, coke, gasoline and other petroleum product
Owing to the greater increase in the movement of lo
'"-V- \'
'
_
lumber, timber and plywoo
tractors, machinery, pulpwoo
paper, manufactured iron and steel products and oth
manufactured goods. There were a few decreases, irfblu
implements
rated
POSITION
YEAR-END
$12 million as a result
freight rates.
ucts, coal, crude petroleum,
farm
—Ordinary Stock
$43 million as a result
15%
Freight traffic volume measured in ton miles increase
4.7 billion, or 18%. The movement of low rated grai
was
31%
above
that of
1955.
There were marke
increases in the movement of other agricultural pro
436,518
3,136,227
Dividends—Preference Stock
—
volume and
million, or
$55
increased traffic
2,256,643
15,752,302
___.
for
accounted
0.1%
,
S
27,777,820
3,079,820
Rental Charges.
higher than in 1955 and 7% above the pr
established ><in
1953.
Freight
revenu
most of the increase over 1955, havin
$57 million
S
r\
Railway Revenue amounted to $505 million. This w
Decrease
*
;
or
risen
Railway
__$452,979.86
Railway Operations
vious
Railway Revenue
'
'
1956, as per Balance 3heet____
31,
Net railway earnings, at
i "v
'•
1.731,968
:
.
from
"...
V
values,
book
;
include those of leased Electri
for through Other Incom
longer include the results of Great Lakes Steam
ships, which are now accounted for in Other Income. Th
net effect of these changes on 1956 results was a transfe
Increase
YEAR'S RESULTS
,
36.364,75
but
G
'
,
'
"
'
In
LI
+
.
over
items^
miscellaneous
and
made,
Accounts
Income
Retained
the
<
certain
'v::\Jr,
a'*[
and
8416,615,11-
._—
given in subsequent sections
Report.
Income
1956
January 1,
Account
the
Company show the following results for the year
your
(Balance),
Income
Lines,
,
101.685.26
.
railway
G
.8314,929.85
—*2.
Proceeds from Sales of Lands and Townsites
with the
prescribed
Accounts
and references to these are
the balance of
1
Account
195"i__
for the year ended December 31, 1956-—.___
Net
;
-
1956, in order to comply
Classification
of Transport
Board
postponed pending further hearings.
H
_S 28,159.15-
Account
Income
December 31, 1955
Income
of
Balance
113 diesel
for the purchase of
was
accounting transfers and adjustments have been
7%
international and related traffic were increased
on
of
further 4% interim increase
1, 1957. Judgment on
the application was
24.379.013
Balance, December 81,
Loss
and
for
As
Uniform
July 3, and following hearings
granted
5 3.079,820
Retained Income
modernization
for
pressed forward.
was
related to those in effect in the United
rates which
Rates
in
Board of Transport Commis¬
freight rates excepting statutory grain rates and
States.
'
Stock
share and an
:
totalled
replacements
locomotive units
immediate increase of 15% in the general
an
—-----
—_________
Stock..
Preference
Ordinary
55,617,93
__S
■:',l
after
corporate purposes.
$25 million
amount
of steadily mounting inflation,
request to the
a
;
—
V-V
Capital expenditures for modernization and expansion
Company on May 15 joined with other railways
sioners for
15,752,302
Income.
Dividends:
,
.your
,71,370,29
250 per share on Ordinary Stock; left
extra dividend of
railway
for progressive wage increases
material prices
on
—8, 41.333,32 t
30.034.463
Charjes____—
Fixed
Stock,
Preference
on
regular dividends amounting to $1.50 per
employees. To meet the cost of these settlements and the
effect
;—r*
y
2___
Incomes
Land Surplus,
Settlements providing
-
S
the
i,-/'-
million* which,
$55.6
of 4%
dividends
for
providing
only 3.15%.
net investment was
463,926,566
Balance!
<
27,458.83
earnings was not as great as
improvement in net
—L'_"—__^_i"L:iul:'l:_$p05,262,392
Revenue
Earnings_'___ ._._'_l_
Other
:
^
to
Income, amounted
Net
substantially and as a consequence
might have been expected. The return earned on
income
comparable
the
Railway revenue,
however, increased
Net
previous year. Net income from petroleum rents, royal¬
ties, reservation fees, and land rents, formerly accounted
for through Land Surplus Account and now included in
Other Income, amounted to $5.3 million after provision
v:
:x;v'^V-..
Income Account,
amounted to $30.0, million, an increase
of
gas
'
Income
million
"
Retained Income
rates and material
million to operating expenses.
$2.3
'-L
Railway Expenses
higher wage
of
Other
The general upsurge in construction activity
with the building of western oil
marked. Associated
grain and grain products.
freight rate in¬
million, an amount not sufficient to
$12.0
impact
the
offset
pipelines was a rise in manufactured iron and
steel products. A decided improvement in grain exports
resulted in a substantial increase in the movement of
and
was
prices, which added $16.2
railway, measured in ton miles, moved upward for
third successive year and exceeded the 1955 volume
your
Railway
addition to railway revenue from
creases
by
the
approximately 5%
by
total
1956 was outstanding in the development
The volume of freight service performed
The year
Canada.
and
C
approximately 5.5% effective March 7.
effective December 28. The
by an average of
report the results
(Abridged)
-
pa
:
,43,201,704
Express traffic volume was higher and some rates w€
Working Capital
2_—„
__
increased.
3,410,116
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rose
also,. chiefly
as
a
result
The net earnings of your Expr<
carried to railway earnings as- compensati
carriage of express traffic, were up 7%.
Company,
TRAFFIC
for the
Tons of Revenue
Freight Carried..
65,838,251
....
58,490.900
Ton Mile
per
of
8,906,283
____
.
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9,585,463 'V -679,180
Revenue per Passenger Mile.
1.39c
1.43c
2.89c
Freight
2.81c
„
•
O.G4c
Expenses
Railway
7,347,351
of
increase
Revenue Passengers Carried.
Revenue
Expenses
increases in wage rates.
...
amounted
to
$464
million,
$53 million. The rise resulted from the e
pansion in traffic volume, from increases in wage rat
which added $12.7 million to expenses, and increases
..
v
material prices, which added $3.5
0.08c
Higher
million.
charges to maintenance accounted for aim
half of the increase in total expenses, road maintenan
'
EMPLOYEES
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Total
t
"j*
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Employees, All Services
;
,
90,499
_________
i
86,739
-
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expenses
3,710
Road
maintenance expenses
have heretofore includ
the cost of replacing ties, rails and other track elemen
$
Payrolls
Average Annual
Wage..
322,679,601
$
293,018,422
$
3,566
$
3,376
$29.661,173
$
190
Capital account is
Restated,
for comparative-purposes, to reflect transfers and adjustments made in accounts
as
of January
I,
1956,
now
charged with the replacement
these elements and maintenance is
-
ation
*
having increased by 20% and equipment mai
by 12%.
tenance expenses
,
•
value.
•
charged with depre
loss in servi
accruals to provide for the annual
Such
accruals totalled
$17.6 million for the ye
'
Equipment maintenance included the general rep
of 424 steam locomotives, periodic repair of 321 dies
..
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Chronicle
Volume 185
(1631)
ADVERTISEMENT
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ADVERTISEMENT
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ADVERTISEMENT
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;
electric
units,
•
.
the
heavy repair1 of 35,855 freight- cars,- 1 years; The net
proceeds from sales ih 1956 amounted to
general" repair Of 639 passenger cars. Locomotive ! $6.5
million,-aiVitterCase of $1.8 million. Sales included
was higher as- more diesel units
came;\vl0,476-acres of fdrin landsi and 24,083 acres of timber
due for-more extensive overhaul and a
greater- number ^lartds. Contracts
involving 7,273 acres of-land sold in
of steam units was repaired to assist in
handling the
prior years we're cancelled..'
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increase in traffic volume.
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and the
repair
to
^expense
,
Transportation
-
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.
.
Expenditures for pensions during the
$20.3
million.
pensions
covered
This
by; 9%,; compared
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SSeet
with an increase of ;13% in
transportation service grossAs of
January 1, 1956, concurrently with the
ton miles. The ratio of
adoption
transportation expenses to railway - of
depreciation accounting for tfack elements in
accordrevenue,- at 37.6%, again showed a decrease and
was,at..ianee with the new Uniform
Classification of Accounts
its lowest point since
1945„; About two-thirds of the : investment in-ties, rails and other track
elements was
^otal ipcrease in gross ton iiiiles in freight service-was; restated to the -Cost: of 'property. m service;
xiaftdled by.dieser power.
The excess;
Althoughiit was necessary to.
,
An agreement
concluded
was
of
had
the
been
Conciliation
less
efficient-steam
for
power:
the
;,of this cost over the recorded investment
-to -depreciation; reserves.
remainder,
Previously, renewals of trackfreight train hour increased from
elements had been
charged to expenses, thereby perpet—
continuing the trend;of the: previous ::
uatingrecoiNdM; investment at the cost of the
six
years. The proportion of total
property
transportation work''-, when first
installed,'*
performed by diesel power in the year
averaged 48%"
r
in freight service, 72% in
passenger service and 68%
yV The amount of donations and grants formerly deducted
in yard service.
ton
miles
to
gross
36,136,
34,421
per
from
property investment
ities
•
Other
Income, after income taxes,-amounted
bullion. This
previous
I Net
was
year.
increase
ocean
of
of
$3.1
owing to
There
to
million
$30.0
$3.8
were
Freight
million,
from-
revenue
referred
at
the
an
beginning
was
a
improvement
in
passenger
Net
earnings
$455,000. There
increase
in
rates and
of
The balance of Land
combined
at
rise
a
$802,000,
in
decreased
revenue, but
from changes
resulted
working conditions. "
in
Total
by
wage
$13,880,625,
rate
ing
of
as
to
$14,721,875.
receipt
of
increase
The
in
from
dividends
-
subsidiaries.
amounted to
in 1955 at the
dividends
Air-Lines
.your
from
Retained
other
Net
.
addition
end
to
Transport
as
petroleum
rents,
royalties,
of
In. previous
years the proceeds from
credited
directly
to
Land
Surplus
were
an
.
these
.
sources
Account.
*
*
from
interest, separately operated
fully depleted.
Charges
Fixed
charges amounted to $15.8
million, a decrease
of $437,0G0. The
reduction resulted
principally from the
conversion into
Ordinary Capital Stock of some of the
outstanding collateral trust bonds and the
redemption
of equipment
trust certificates:
Net
income
million,
$6.9
comparable
Preference
after
million
basis.
Stock,
Ordinary Stock
million. This
and
Year
ible
•
that
of
1955
for
earnings
and
available
for reinvestment
for
to
in
on
dividends
the
to
on
1955.
Dividends
rate
as
were
declared
on
Preference Stock
at
in
the
1955, comprising 2% paid August
1, 1956,
paid February 1, 1957.
Ordinary Stock dividends
amounted to $1.75
per share comprising a
regular divi¬
dend of 75 cents
paid August 1, 1956, and a
.regular
and 2%
dividend of 75
cents
and
an
extra
paid February 28, 1957.
' :
of
dividend of
25
cents
results
accounted
for
of
sales
as
an
of
item
lands
in
-
and
Surplus
.
Income
Account
as
are
now
Account,
in
former
^
.
firemen
and
assigned
agreement
to
are
4
.
hostlers
proposed
25%
a
arid
security
firemen.
of
Your
Company
rejected by the union and
la strike of firemen ensued
resulting in cessation of train
operations from January 2, 1957, until January 11, 1957.
Operations were resumed under an agreement which
report but it
provided for
was
increases and payment for six statu¬
wage
holidays as
recommended
by
the
Conciliation
Board, and a Royal Commission
consisting of three
judges was appointed to report on the necessity of using
firemen
and
,
,
.
,
,
Debenture
decrease
of
$2,140,800
in
Stock
[is effective
principal of that stock
Company.
close
Dividends
recommendations
by
Committee,
your
Directors
approved certain changes
in
rules and allowances effective
January 1, 1956.
Under the
tributory
allowance
of
service
to
pension
tion
and
with
was
rules, the factor to be applied to
of
service
in
increased to
after
those
January
who
were
determining
1 V\
1,
from
1937.
lVs
The
the
con¬
pension
for each
year
rules
also
receiving less than the
they
years of age when the pension will revert to
its former amount, and provide for a survivor
allowance
widows of former employees who retired
for
prior
February 1, 1953, and died
of
whom
a
payable.
on
or
survivor
This
after
service
contract
a
company
V
/
between
northern
entered
was
providing
for
radar
into
passenger
stations.
The
-'charter
cargo airlift to supply and service construction
;0f the radar warning network tapered off after mid-year
1
as the project neared completion.
International
increased
revenue
were
55%.
the operation
Vancouver-Amsterdam
The
for
a
principal
full
year
and Toronto-Mexico
City
inaugurated during 1955, extension of the South
services
Amepca service to link Buenos Aires by through con¬
nections with Toronto and the Orient, and an increase in
frequency of flights on most routes in response to
expansion of the volume of traffic offering. Features of
year's operations were charter flights to Australia
the
the
for
Olympic Games and between Vienna
survivor
for
couver
and
Van¬
transporting Hungarian refugees to Canada.
On order
four
for
Bristol
at
the
delivery
Britannia
late in 1957 and
year
in
would
allowance
end were eight DC-6B aircraft,
and four in 1958, and five
1957
turboprop
one
aircraft,
four
for
delivery
early in 1958.
to
Rates
February 1, 1956,
allowance
-
not
Reference has been made earlier in
ceases
provide for the cost of the increased benefits, em¬
ployee contributions were increased from five percent
to six percent of salary or
wages, effective January 1,
1956.
$525,000 compared
cur¬
new
70
be
was
the
new
years
minimum pension of $60 per month an increase
to
that amount effective from
February 1, 1956, until
respect
development, and
construction
a
'courier
rent
reach
Air Lines amounted to
t
<
Pension
your
from
contributing factors
the
from
domestic operations increased by 24%
»as a result by intensification of
activity in Northern and
,Western Canada both by government and
private indus¬
try. Traffic was stimulated by oil and mineral explora¬
Revenue
of the
Upon
received
$459,000. Net profit for the year
$275,000 in 1955.
Uvith
of
Pensions
•
30, 1958.
Air Lines
t
guaranteed
was
to June
i
amount
year, Tor the redemption on
January 1, 1957, of
£1,300,000 Atlantic and North-West Railway Company
Mortgage Redeemable Debenture Stock maturing
your
;
comprising 7% effective May 1; 1956, which also included
$4.25 per month in lieu of health and welfare benefits,
ancl 5% June 1, 1957, and for payment to
engineers in
yard service for six statutory holidays. The agreement
pledged
First
that date. The
service,
*.
Conciliation Board to which the dispute had been
referred providing for wage increases amounting to
12%,
j
completed, prior to the
subsidiary issues.
ia
!
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were
diesel locomotives in yard and
freight
on
certain other
on
Early in 1957, an agreement was concluded with loco¬
motive engineers on the basis of the recommendations of
request
in
townsites
.
,
December
J accepted the
;
when the widow reaches the
age of 70.
Retained
,
conductors, train-
increase in basic rates of
pay and
payment in yard
service for eight
statutory holidays, and your Company
earnings
*
Arrangements
To
instead of through Land
$600,000
the
in
Land Transactions
,
service for six statutory
holidays, and that diesel opera¬
tions without firemen be permitted in
freight and yard
service, with provision of safeguards for the employment,
4%
Consolidated
-
otherwise
The
of
During the year your Company acquired $500,000, the
total issue, of 4% First Mortgage Bonds of The Lindsay,
Bobcaygeon and Pontypool Railway Company, due
July
1, 2002. These; bonds were surrendered for
discharge of
•mortgage as a preliminary step towards the
vesting of
this subsidiary in
your Company.
extend
same
v
concluded with
17, recommended that wages be
effective April 1, 1956, to include $4.25
iper month in lieu of health and welfare benefits, and 5%
? effective June
,1; 1957, that payment be made in yard
Collateral Trust Bonds were
70,996 shares of Ordinary Capital Stock.
into
amount
»
was
equal to $3.76 per share on
13,949,169
Ordinary Stock outstanding at the end of the
year, compared with $3.28
per share on 13,878,173 shares
at
was
increased by 7%
the
-
as collateral, and an increase of
$1,774,900 in the
of Ordinary Capital Stock outstanding,
$52.5
shares of
the end of
during
amount
The foregoing transactions resulted
in a
$13,566,000 in funded debt, a decrease of
a
on
dividends
amounted
similar
sought the right to operate diesel locomotives in
freight
and yard service without
firemen. The dispute was reHerred to a Counciliation Board whose
report, handed
$2.5
$55.6'
restated
Helene"
wage
Locomotive
.
amounted
provision
After
to
comparable
?%■%. Collateral''Trust Bond*, and $21,000 Convert¬
Seventeen* Year
converted
by
Dividends
charges
above
the
over
property investment
was $71 million.
Company
;
fixed
amounted
year
Finance
on
Net Income
agreement
"Princess
:
the
$89 million
v
During the year $1,749,000 Convertible Twenty Year
*3y*% Collateral Trust Bonds, $14,000 Convertible Fifteen
the
propertiefc and miscellaneous
sources amounted to
$6.9 million, \
an. increase of
$464,000. There was an increase in
interest
from
temporary cash investments and a decrease hv
interest from the
Steamship Replacement Fund, which
is now
Fixed
:
-
were
Royalties
/
Net income
•
equipment: trust
certificates
amounting
to
$10,018,000
were,
discharged
during
the
year,
and
$1,764,000 of obligations maturing in 1957 were purchased
and cancelled. I
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;
received from crude oil
production of 18.1 million
barrels. The number of
producing wells increased from
in 1955 to 765
in 1956.
.
included
now
repayment of advances.
/•;. V
,
718
L
.3
Serial-
for income
increase of $584,000.
an
the
and
tory
••--
reserva-
Provision
taxes, amounted to $9.3
million,
of
!
licensed
non-operating railway employees and
yard switching.crews covered
by this
be paid for six
statutory holidays.
were
•
-
from
income
and Loss
Income, which
comprising the
items
„
_
Coastal
of depreciation accruals
charged income, increased
by $9.1 million.
•
States
and
United
your
net
the
the
and yardmen .effective to May
31, 1958, providing
increases amounting to
12%, comprising 7%
•effective April- 1,
1956, and 5% June 1, 1957. The 7%
increase included an amount of
$4.25 per month in lieu
"of health and welfare
benefits. The
for
excess
at the rate
of.
were
$1.83,
earnings of $2.01, amount-,
was
largely offset by
-
account,
of
personnel
with
'
with
,men
Equalization Reserve, recording the
liability with
respect to the deferment of income taxes
through claim¬
ing capital cost allowances for tax payment
purposes in
decrease
dividend
a
An
Tax
holdings of the""
Mining & Smelting
earnings of
compared with
$1.75 per share out of
of
and
The
total
in
regularly
Surplus and Profit
various
the
at
acquired
were
your
Company of Canada, Limited, which
out
the
assets
Pacific
$15.8 million, down
$93,000 from
previous year. Dividends from
Capital Stock of The Consolidated
share
was
Preference Stock of Canadian Pacific Air
Lines in
the amount of $4.7 million and
Capital Stock of Canadian
revenue.
per
with
new
after retirements
year
increase in the volume of
telegraph message traffic, but
increases in
wage rates and material
prices more than
offset the improvement in
$1.65
•to .that
down-on
earnings from communication services
were
$2 8 *
million, a decrease of $187,000. Gross revenue
increased
as
a
result of
expanding leased wire business and an"
the
Ocean
account
dispute
year.
!
reached
were
.effective to June
15,; 1958.
account
,
Net
was
a
billion, an increase
figure for 1955.•The
Dividend income
unlicensed
Railway, Rolling Stock
changed to Road and
shareholders' interests in the
Company, is
under the heading Shareholders'
Equity.
greater
a
in
together
revenue.
hotels,
was
expenses
been
,
contributing factor." Net earnings from
operations
increased,
owing
mainly
to
an
coastal
Agreements
property investment account Steam¬
account
the
amounting
by'the employee.
Steamships has been changed to Steamships,
major
a
the liabil¬
Steamships,
the
;and Inland Steamships has
Equipment, and that of the
rates.
cargo
to
of
days in addition to the five
previously established, and
health and welfare benefits to
cost $8.50 per
employee
per month, half to be
paid by your Company and half
was
ships. The caption of the
your
rise in the volume of
passenger traffic to
which the entry into service
of the
"Empress of Britain"
was
transferred to
unions repre¬
the basis of the
which, the
,11%,; comprising 3% effective January 1, 1956, 3%
1, 1956, 2% November 1, 1956, and 3% June
1,
1957, and provided for payment for two
statutory holi¬
Steamships,
was
flour,
was
the
the
on
to
to
Balance
previously included in the property investment
Railway, Rolling Stock and Inland-
the
over
substantially above that of 1955
increase in freight
carryings, particularly of
and to generally higher
an
and
gram
$2.3
transferred
steamships
million.
steamships
of
the
to
April
Sheet; investment in leased
transferred from the
category Other
.Investments and is now included as a
part of railway
properties;-and investment in Great Lakes
•
.
.
earnings
increase
an
of
Electric Lines
Other Income
v~
side
current
million
agreement, covering a two-year period from
January 1
1956,: provided for wage increases
credited
was
of
.?■
with
Board
,
the
$6.4
senting the non-operating employees
report
amounted
year
portion
Wage Negotiations
-
,
the
of
Ftmd, and levies in respect of employees
increased
expenses
included
contribution
a
by the United States Railroad Retirement Act.
"
•
paid,*,
Pension Trust
-
use
3
•»
the
of the railways
in
1956 for
this Report to the
an
increase of
15%
general level of freight rates and to the authori¬
zation by the Board of Transport Commissioners of gen¬
eral increases of 7% effective July 3 and 4% effective
January
interim
1,
1957.
The latter increase
was
granted
in
an
judgment of the Board dated December 28 which.
v.«_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
(ir32)
4
of further
relief.
participated
National*
dian
Also referred
made applicable to these classes
the
of
authority
by
Canada
United States, these
of traffic
Board of Transport
railways in the
to
granted
increases were
in
international,
Having
on
certain import and export traffic.
«rverhead and
been
rates
in
respectively
28
effective March 7 and
5%
and
5.5%
approximately
December
previously were increases averaging
to
Canada and those in
in
television
The
extended
was
Rimouski and
Jonquiere.
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;
with
million
in
for construction of
Hotel.
.
4.'Integrated Data Processing
continued to bid through negotiation
widening range of com¬
petitive traffic. Sixty-six such contracts were put into
number in any one year,
during 1956, the largest
effect
in effect at the year end.
bringing to 137 the total number
Following the authorization of
3,
July
effective
rates
the general increase in
specified in agreed
shippers for increases in rates
with
into
negotiations were entered
Company is a party. A
at varying rates were secured and
charge contracts to which your
number of increases
in progress at the
negotiations for other increases were
end of the year.
Rates
telegraph
on
be¬
States were increased by
and the United
Canada
tween
traffic interchanged
message
The
-
data
integrated
processing
^-v
of
programme
the
work,
expensive
in'
machines
language
communications
offices,
yard
which
network
l.D.P. system together was nearly
1957 amounting to $126.4 million.
year
r*•■«'"*£■-
Officers--and-Employees;•
ciation
freight
the
maintaining
in effect at
was
express
employees for their part in
traditionally
high
standards
storage,
first such installation
in
This
Decerpber.
Canada.
in
those
For the Directors,
thah fifty locations. A
more
delivered
was
of
-V V,
-services.
completed, and mech¬
sincere appre¬
customers using Canadian Pacific
many
services and to officers and
the
links
the
to
again desire to
reporting of data from field to Computer Centre
Montreal
core
;•
approval will be requested also for capital appro¬
Your Directors
By the year end, the
centres.
district data
offices and
at
$750,900
r"
*is*;Patrons,-
implementation stage in 1956 with the installation of
anized
and
begun in 1955, passed from the planning to
was
common
facilities
your
Company for mechanizing the handling of paper
which
authorized
of the extension to the Royal York
N. R. CRUMP,
high speed electronic computer, equipped with memory
•
,
'
were
million for additions and
1
■
Your
priations for the
agreed charge contracts for a
appro¬
industrial trackage*.' $3
new
cars, $3
communication
to
replacements
for commencement
'
Your Company
rail diesel
million for
Commissioners.
of
capital
addition to: those
by your Directors during the year. These included $2.2
extension from Quebec City to serve
an
on
of your confirmation,
approved at the last Annual Meeting,
construction was
Quebec and Wingham jn Ontario, and
underway
jointly
Sherbrooke
to
anticipation
priations amounting to $12 milliqn, in
countries.
overseas
operated
service
network
National
Canadian
In
rapid and direct communication between
which provides
subscribers
first
the
Exchange Service in Canada,
International Teleprinter
'?•
establishing
in
Capital Appropriations
jointly with Cana¬
Early in December, your Company,
consideration early in 1957 the question
forward for
set
advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
advertisement
8, 1957
'
V
President.
■:-v
is the
Montreal, March 11, 1957.
v
10%, effective September 24.
Services
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
of dieselization for the improvement
The programme
General Balance Sheet* December 31, 1956
efficiency of your railway operations was carried for¬
of
ward
acquisition
the
by
113
of
units
diesel
new
'
service
14
and
yard switchers.
maintenance shop
diesel
which
PROPERTY
INVESTMENT:
and
Road
V.;
completed during the year.
Equipment—.;
New
was
Railway
Lets;
:
93.203,654
- -
1
:";;7 -'
'-
Steamships
89,989,731
——————
—
fleet
passenger car
in the
Communication
Hotel,
increased by
was
inventory at the year end. Six new "Day-
liner" services
were
national sevice
eellaneous
and
bonds
in
on
including the
operation. Frequency of service
inter¬
;V»nV".
was
New
trackage
constructed
included
development
the latter
at
21.4
point.
During
the
to
were
located along the lines of your
190 of
serve
these, 53 miles of track
slJi-
789
year
installed
so
on
of
91
track.
miles of
equipped to 3,130.
and
new
relay rail, the instal¬
Automatic
block
signals
Deferred
services
year
and
modate
and
track, bringing the total mileage
>
/
\
I
increased
Lands
on
cars
were
the
over
accom¬
and
Toronto^ Hamilton
London
and
Townsites
v.
4,226,652
v.-
'
of
safeguards
against injury and
elimination of hazards continue
erations of your
public
CREDITS:
——1—_
.
Company, and
safety
activities
a
to
be
'■
■
■■
'
v..
.
,
.«•'
'
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:
....
Cash
-f
Tax
Investments——
.
82,500,158
!— ;
Special Deposits
770,201
———
Reserve
4,118,419,
....—
20,350,000
Equalization Reserve
Unadjusted
4.875,132
13,188,540
—-—
Contingent Reserves
41,828,250
Cash
Reserves
151,902,602
Insurance
—
Temporary
853,226,950
$
13,188,540
CURRENT ASSETS:
7,594,514
Credits
899,248,624
and Conductors'
Agents'
Accounts
Material
Balances
26,097,376
Supplies—
and
Receivable
SHAREHOLDERS'
25,428,664
'
'
,
44,277,659
Insurance
225,007,239
r
Unadjusted
Debits
137,256,921
-
——
109,420
Stock—
3,601,493
——
Donations
4,390,084
,
—:
....
Retained
37,222,399
—.
>
-
Bonds
on
348,729,225
$
Non-Cumu¬
premium on Capital and Debenture
Prepaid
Unamortized Discount
<
.
——
Stock—4%
lative
*•
EQUITY:
Ordinary Stock
Preference
..
UNADJUSTED DEBITS:
Other
provision
UNADJUSTED
AND
7,919,308
i,
,
3,089,533
LIABILITIES
Depreciation Reserves..
Eastern Canada- and
coordinate your rail
in Western Canada.
15,016,691
——
and
Unsold Lands and Other Properties
highway operations between eleven principal
points
in
i,——
1,136,254
highway trailers. These services provide pick-up
and
for
Accrued
.
previous
adapted to
and Grants—.
Income
78,891,819
.
452,979,869
(Balance!
the
8.100,997
1,055,080.233
$2;516^78)971
$2,516,978,971
foremost consid¬
third consecutive award
received
was
i'M
Other Current Liabilities..—24,735,702
}
RESERVES
Miscellaneous
substantially
forty-one flat
delivery between Montreal
'
Taxes
'
1,193,777
Charges--———
Paybble___—'J'1 '13,90$420*
Dividends
' '
:
' '
Fixed
'
.
4,965,306
zLL
—...
—
Payments
were
The tonnage of traffic carried in
your trailer-on-flatcar
Accrued
-
constructed.
lation of 1.9 million ties and the
application of ballast
miles
:
DEFERRED
replacement of track elements included
laying of 574 miles of
565
•' -34,254,256
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Investment
Programmed
to
■-
110,926,693
Settlers—
to
Insurance Fund
the
y>
■
3,007,377
18,339,276
from
industrial
railway, and
were
"
■
Mortgages Collectible and Advances
manufacturing, warehousing and distributing establish¬
ments
.
22,825,356
——
Miscellaneous Accotmt's"Payable—
86.213,286
Advances to Controlled and Other
Companies--—
Rolls—9,902,094
Net Traffic Balances——*——
1
increased
miles
serve a new
,
1
Audited Vouchers-—
*■—$2,131,967,133
"
Miscellaneous Investments——
•
Brocket to Drywood in Alberta to
123.227,100
————
S;-
Securities—Controlled Companies,.-$
routes already served by rail diesel cars.
some
to
120.109,276
';'.v
3,000 route miles the distance oyer which thgse trains
were
415,775,988
collateral
as
.
Mis-
Properties
INVESTMENTS:
OTHER
between Montreal and Boston, bringing
to
commenced,
Pledged
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
completed at Winnipeg.
J5 units, making a total of 31 units of this type of equip¬
ment
$156,085,000
292,548,888
new passenger
Pay
Your rail diesel
<
STOCK——
DEBENTURE
215,855,014
Com-
panies
modified to
were
special requirements of shippers. A
repair shop
car
Securities—Leased
placed in service. In addition,
were
cars,
automobile and refrigerator cars
meet
-
"
,
freight train cars to the number of 3,952, includ¬
ing 3,200 box
985
—
CONSOLIDATED
4%
PERPETUAL
SI,612.809.458
Improvements on Leased Property
•
FUNDED DEBT—
in Montreal, the first stage of
built in 1955, was
was
stage of the
A second
LIABILITIES
ASSETS
comprising 99 road switchers for freight and passenger
from
the
National Safety Council in
Chicago.
S. J. W. LIDDY,
Your
service
son,
new
on
April 20 and completed
during
number
flagship, the "Empress
which
your
ocean
a
of
Britain", entered
successful first
fleet
carried
a
sea¬
service in the
spring of 1957.
In the fall of the
year work
growth of the Toronto
area.
the related financial statements,
included
in
the
In
then
was
provide for convention
RAILWAY COMPANY:
have examined the above
such tests
of
General Balance
and have obtained
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company as at
Sheet of
accounting records and other supporting
circumstances,
opinion
our
commenced
on
the 17t
Balance
traffic
and
the
rapid
.oar
Sheet
and
related
explanations
we
have
.
•
-
,
:
at December 31, 1956, and the
.
^
present fairly
results of its operations for the year
shown by the books of the Company.
financial statements are properly drawn up so as to
information and the explanations given to us and as
.
•
Montreal, March 8, 1957
and
'
the General
ended, according to the best of
•
December 31, 1956, and
required. Our examination
evidence and such other procedures as we considered necessary
all the information
the financial position of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
story, 400-room addition to the Royal York Hotel
being
to
We
of
Comptroller
THE SHAREHOLDERS,
CANADIAN PACIFIC
greater
trans-Atlantic passengers than in
any other
post-war year. Your second new
passenger-cargo liner,
the 'Empress of
England", was near completion at the
end of the year and will enter
regular North Atlantic
built
TO
PRICE WATBRHOUSE &
CO.
Chartered Accountants.
■
Volume 185
Number 5627
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.;.
(1633}
General
Employees received $7,438,900 in the for in: pf operating payroll, social
Corporation and
security taxes, contributions
other
benefits.
Public
retirement
and
had
to
employees
Service
2,377
insurance
'56.
the
The
utility also spent $5,204,000 for payroll charged
to
expected
vhf
construction
be
to
the* air,
on
five,
the
fcroiijghtL'up
j
'
Hardware. .Raid-inf that
that
report
Public
"
■
*
last
*
reached
earnings
$1.68
share in
the previous year. The utility had 2,900.000 shares
over
stock
common
3tock
common
outstanding
it'acquired
.
American International Corp.—Asset
This
corporation announced
its .common
stock ;at
March
April
on
29,
1957
the'net asset
estimated dt
is
The
Value Lower—
that
2
$17.35
value
of
100%
per. share
Laundry
Machinery
Co.
Offering
—
Syjbs^ribed—Of the 109,208 shares of $20
New
scription to its stockholders and
Improved
underwritten
were
and
1331.
Trust
Co.
Chase
the
Y.—V.
185,
The
company
The
of
of
merger
affects
drugs.
Dr.
Niels
C.
Klendshoj,
of
structure
corporate
used
Railway
mainiy
to
motors.
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
it
now
becomes
Maehine. & Metals, Inc.—V. 185, p. 1269.
a
Heretofore
division
horsepower
of
make
drugs
Gross
ported
operating
the
by
Mail
can
The
the
net
Line,
class
income
$1.74
its
more
to
now
and
50
four
one
were
or
under
exps., 34,830,412
oper." income.. '
185,
be
built
the
before
the
to
of
service,
end
1957.
of
adequate
pending
p_ 422.
miles
other
Meanwhile,
the
in
leveling
off
the
of
the
American Surety
The
American
Life
of
and
sea
Co.
of
New
William
by
The
comoany
of
the
1956
sales
in
nearly
50%
achieved
The
30,
^
the
of
previous
income
equal
to
after
$1.66
in
high
record
all
paid
endorsed
per
income
of
endorsed
1/100th
This
share.
stock
is
share
do
to
signify
the
of
that
not
trusteed
include
reporting
while
•-
'
has
each
stock
of
Par.cor,
earnings,
U.
Whitaker,
A,
points
15
out
company's
unfilled
compared
companies'
holdings
totaled
end
year
The
latter
orders
with
of
and
$4,036,882.
represented
Total
$5,335,945.
the
31,
assets
current
combined
total
*''••'
-
a
J to
operating
-
•
"
of
2,225,878
$431,467
$586,154
'' 354,498
$961,533
$1,179,580
$3,405,458
ry[
ops.
inc0me__
" 269,357
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..
.
.
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570,864
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.
..
income
its
to
of
this-corporation find its.: subsidiaries for 1956,
teport which was mailed to stockholders ort-
annual
$163,967.—-V.
to
1C4,
518.
p.
-*..""
•
f
1956,
Floyd
equal
B.
to
or
8,651,127
indicated
of
as
and
preferred
the
30
stock
Corp,,
little
holds
Rio
of
a
of
;
largest
Oro
in
Included
outstanding
District,
M.,
N.
portation
and
Northeast
and
in
the
.
Fall
chased
of
in
has
are
Anneth
of
Field
and
In
Beatrice
of
ancfc
1150.
p.-
,
acquisition
recent
of
President,
Wallerstcin
Co.
the
company
cents
paid
share
per
its
86th
the
On
con¬
common
'»„■'*/; ""*j
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>
period
/
Production
Co.
country:
has
large
a
represents
report
of
the
will
introduce
airplane,
from
vibration
of
to
133
foods,
The
and
remain
■*
frozen
i
only manufacturer
will
mints,
cream
President
as
General
and
has its main planf executive and
another plant in Pochatoula, La.
three
than
times
services
and
,*.
-
different packs and
flavors',' T&Sfel mints,
Beatrice -.Foods.
will
and
more
foods
of
what
division
it
has
10
was
become
years
Beatrice
LaChoy
Make-A-Shake
chocolate
powder
mix,
baking mixes,
meat
products
and
fruit
operates
public
cold
storage
warehouse#
foods,
margarine,
division
also
country.-^-V.
185,
432,
p.
.,
.
.
►
.
,
subordinated
the
to
cash
corporate
Kan.,
used
to
notes,
of
the
,
convertible into common stock, will he added
company
and will be available for general
Part of the proceeds
short-term .bank loans'.
repay
Ripley
Howell
&
Co/ in
;;
/
,:r
,
the
from
financings
Inc., and Lazard Freres &
arrangiitg the private financing.
will
be
*•**
*
-
Co.
Co,
for
acted
witlr its executive offices and principal plant
Chicago, 111., pioneered in the development of motion picture equip¬
ment and currently is believed to be the largest manufacturer of such
BUSINESS—Compahy*,
in
cruising
equipment in the
world.,..The company manufacturers an
line of high quality, precision-made motion picture cameras,
of
to
equipment
pur¬
and
manufactures
'
•
funds
.
,
the sale of the common shares, to¬
private sale of $4,000,000 Of '25-year
purposes.
Herri man
holding,
passenger comfort. Five Brittanias ha ye .been
Bristol Aircraft, Ltd. of England.—V. 185, p. 1270.
Offered to Public
Placed
the books closed.
4:si%
trans¬
expected
Stock
Co.—Common
Howell
&
proceeds from
gether with' funds recelydd -from a
were
Quietness
are
-|i
.
many
other
and
Privately—Public offering of 100,000
shares of common stock (par $10) at a price of $40 per
share was made on April 3 by an underwriting syndicate
jointly managed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.* and
Lazard Freres & Co.
This offering was oversubscribed
four-engine
the
persons.
Brittanias
the
mints
an¬
was
largest department. It includes Clark candy bars,
dressings,
Bell
DC-6BV.
new
400-mile-per-hour
a
92
using
with
service
having
of
largest Atlas
route
non-dairy
—Notes
Ambrosia
Eldorado,
-
makes
which
which
company,
Philadelphia
volume
throughout the
mijl at Moab, Utah,
controlling interest in
third
the
the
second
Chinese
are
in
N.
-
Co.,
dinner
Richardson Co.
William G. Karnes, Presi¬
Richardson, Jr., head of
by
Tolbert
and
firm.
after
in
dollar
the
Foocis'
state¬
production,; refining,
York-Mianif
Co.,
PROCEEDS—Net
reserves
in
engaged
of
offices
ago,
this
the
by
Thos. D.
of
joint statement
Foods
candy
of
Chicago, III.—Merger—
company
a
party patties and assorted jelly centers, and is the
nationally ' advertised" and
distributed 'pulled
With
.
covered
in
Richardson
D.
Manager
Paradox
the Petro-Atlas
this
1
of
triple
maximum
from
185',
9%—
of
Bell
of
the
operate as .-a ^separate,; division
Tolbert N. Richardson, Jr.,
5,000,000
the
April
Richardson
Thos.
sales
properties held In San Juan County.
importance" to the company, the
the
New
capacity
absence
and
sale
1955
over
gas,
potentials
possibly
With
merger
assortments
Atlas
upwards
feet
some
Petro-Atlas
the
double
Elorado Refining Co.
the
1957
seating
a
cite
Foods Co.,
on
the
state¬
total
the
of
cubic
reserves
•.
which
the
Brittania
and
mill
which
on
first public
year.—V.
step
dent
marketing.
service
turbo-prop
16%
year-end
company
Not included In
the
company
Airlines,
started
its
11%
up
foh this
to $1.09 in 1955.
and William B. Graham,
compared
the
The
-
73%'
a
properties, about 5,000,000 barrels
Refining Co., and an estimated
least
Uranium
and
oil
made
and
were
predicted
Chairman,
D.;
report
nounced
com-'
"prime
during
Inc.,
the
billion
in: these
where
"at
of
as
1956
M.
latest
Beatrice
was
Eldorado
Utah,
uranium
Mines,
well-established
has
the
100
newly discovered
the
the
on
oveT-the-
,
are
share
per
approximately
in
than
more
over
,
interest
de
valued
holdings
Petro-Atlas
acquisitions
1946
sales
1956
is
final quarter orf the year,
quarterly dividend of 16'A
stock.—V. 183, P-. 1610. ,-• ;.*
/
stated.
company
cents
shares
Atlas
potentials in
are
1955.
secutive
and
total
and
be
in
Falk,
the
In
June
corporation
share on the 800,784 shares of out¬
of $3,020,72$ paid out in ^dividends
per
of
$1.20
annual
dividends.
common
year-end,
wnlch
a
purchase
regarded
listed
sold
was
stemming from a company program of expansion
and diversification
which brought Hyland
Laboratories, Los Angeles,
Calif., into the Baxter family* in 1952. • " 7
•
v"
-i' »*-. *'rl
i
shareholders,
the
a
oil
to
stock
•
as
pef
President,
the
reported;
tms
:
,
$9.60
Odium,
with
stock
between
accrued
to
the
oil
the
the
to
.
and
Petro-Atlas
some
shares
stock
common
founded in
was
March,
the
after
applicable
taxes
and
after
approximately $20.04 per; share
of
Atlas
on
and
the report.
by
in
peak sales record
in
investment, continued to be In .uranium; through
Mining Co.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
and
southeastern
its
Pieviously
ings
period.
original
had
Exchange.
was
Petro-Allas
the
Stock
-
Ralph
compares
common
of
;
cents
of
has
corporation
corporation reports .sales of $13,147,030 and net earnings, of
for 1956, as' compared to sales of $12,045,274 and net earn¬
of $570,956 in 1950. Earnings per share on tne yorpmon stpek
'
value
asset
merger
income
on
-
Increased—
This
of
the
value
Corp.
reserves
30"r
Lake
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$1,518,883
31,
report.
of
'V4
These
the
Mexico,
provide
$754,254
indicated
making
barrels
in
operation
1957—Month—1956
$768,151
rev.
'
.
Value
Dec.
1956
$18,000,000,
in
second
RR.— -Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28-^--
855,922
.
Splendor
Through
in
speed
RaiTway
2,555,175
Baxter Laboratories Inc.-—Sales Up
udes.
Principal
company's stock
was
placed, on
the equivalent of a
50-cent
share annual dividend basis in January.
The
directors'
have expressed its intention to declare also
during 1957 a 4% com¬
mon
stock dividend.—V. 184. p. 2221.
Arbor
>.1,770,779
-
-
report states.
endorsed
Ann
$3,516,708
1,174,723
$621,690
salad
at
ment
The
per
$1,760,877
1,226,841
corporation
/,\ The
of
million
Now
combined
liabilities
1,465,377
'
iigure," according to the report.
the
1956
$11,906,344.
were
$6,058,158
value
541/6
months
considered
at
current
'
-
The
securities
$5,255,094
share
1956
5,000,000 barrels in
that
amounted
1956,
before.
year
government
times
2.23
Dec.
on
$4,685,403
cash
24,218,477
$3,218,428
subsidiary,
jBqsio
compared
$6,948,992,
" »:
$1,658,308
1270.
p.
stock
presently known United States reserves, Mr. Odium said.
largest Atlas investment was in oil and gas, through its wholly-
barrels
unusual
The
{
r.
,r
MoS.—1956:
1957—2
$30,276,635
values
acquired
he
as
This
1957—2 Mos.—1956/
23,497,127
assets
dividends
and
according to
Inc.,.
expects
the
company
to continue
to grow
at * a- favorable
with industry in the United States generally, ..the
improvement hi earnings for 1956 should not be regarded* as
Indicating the rate to be anticipated for future periods.
rate
^
rev.
28, amounted
another
the
assets.
"
President,
:
RR.—Earnings—* '
'
>'
,*^. ..«»
expenses
oper.
American
of
$28,752,221
at
par
principal
at
ment
sales
'
-
.
V'
1957—Month—1956 ;
* :
.
\
'
•*.
rose
per
in
30,
interest.
Next
beneficial
a
$1,'300,000
approximately
•
in
assets
owned
wholly owned European, sales and manufacturing subsidiaries whose
during 1956 resulted in net .income alter taxes of about
$22,000.
147,290
Il,y27,246
«
dividend
Uranium
of
5%
cents
"
figures
$368,358
136,115
two holdings were carried in the year-end state¬
totalling $41,553,000, or about 38% j, of the firm's
nearly $110,000,000. Through these two uranium com¬
panies Atlas controls 2,800,000 tons of uranium ore containing approxi¬
mately 17,000,000 pounds of uranium oxide and constituting nearly
more
83
or
for
paid
as
June
six
ment
total
or
was
affiliate.*
reported
$377,347
75,192
Asset
asset
stock
Hidden
Lisbon
outstanding 1,939,000. shares of common stock.
shares, most of which were marketed publicly in
are
$180,560
an
total
from
out
the
in
the
1956
in
$1,605,588,
-*
315,618
,
standing preferred,
$21,647,301
of
taxes
.*•
■
$683,976
$15,145,674
annual
year-end
stock
mon
for
185,
$32,299,301,
sales
charges and
Aroostook
from
net
Mardh
306,807
845,588
* '
stock
the
Dividends
broad
Inc., *were
to
ry.
The
-
$-84,154
linns.
preferred
domestic
consolidated
Pamcor,
MiT.l^vl**.. t,
**
'
oper.
rev.
according
1957—2 Mos.—1956
I
$2,858,700
ops.
of. $9.50
non-taxable
operations
In
other
Atlas'
amounted
•'
.
operating
—V. .185,
Earnings—
1956
11,296,595.
after completion
Between
others.—V.
and
its
Inc..
affiliate,
Sales
in
value
1956,
The
•
the
policies
including
Life
1957—2 Mos,—1956^
o ow nsn..
9,27*2,059
154,210
$14,155,695
had
common
disclosed
has
1956.
Rican
The
AMP
previous peak net
share earned in 1955.
315.000
interest
Puerto
of
is
the
of
of
Rican
history.
the
company
these.
November,
earnings
Net
which
double
The
public,
Whole
:i
Net
$21,047,428
1957—Month—1956
\
deduction
renresentative
were
the
u
$5,341,287 $12,745,116 $10, 413,437
' 1,893,610 " '5,332,1360
'3, 723,981
p. ,1511.-;
'Bangor &
s
1270.
p.
of
asset
.
■
ry.
corporation
share
t
Puerto
excess
1955.
endorsed
Of
9,
to
Series,
185,
•*
counter.
Atlas Corp.—Net
a
.
company's
in
In
$3,227,742
and
its
and
the
$10,077,957 $22,505,800
*' * 4,734,625'
a na coko ioi not
9,183,722
55,961
rev.
,
Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—Sales Up 50%-—
largest
than
_
"
70,013,745
$334,770
income—.
oper.
185,
The
subsidiaries
per
'
•.
AMP
The
Nov.
available
Juvenile
714.
p.
last
contracts
under
1948.—-V.
"
$73,487,809 $72 746.73/t
60,742,693
62. 327,296
30,123,374
ops.
oper.
Railway
$160,930
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
E.
licensed
was
portfolio
children
*%
1957—2 Mos—1956
139,7.97
ops.
operating
Net
passenger
superliner.—V.
McKell, President of both organizations.
issued
to applicants
in New York
State
where
policies,
-f-;
<..'*-;*
1957—Month—1956
29,078,524
$6,071,402
incl' ' 2,457,122
ryf
Railway
$300,727
Feb. 28—
oper.
Net
subsidiary, swung
Into action
with
the
issuance
of
its
first
policies April 1, • well"3 in
advance of the date originally anticipated, according to an announce¬
ment
U'
railway
-?-V.
'••*
Railway
SS
'
York,
ry.
Railway
Wilson,
'■
Co.—Life Insurance Unit—
Insurance
NLJsen
President Since
,.i 'i\v,i;
$35,149,926 $35,464,661
rev;i
Period End. Feb/28—
72,497,127
1957—Month
income.
1270.
185, p,
live
„*'.
v
'
p&st two years
succeeds Alfred
Mr.
company,
serving Vas"
*.*<.'
the
For
RR.—Earnings—
expenses
from
rev.
The
peaks' of
company's
.',*/
*'
,'3U
-
ft-
Net
Ry.-^Earnings'—
Andrews Bay Ry.
from
Period'End.
vessels,
acquired
newly
the Presidents Cleveland
completion
'
'
.
oper.
Net
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings-
^
superliner, the first to
expected .to be invited from ship¬
are
Ohio
operating
Railway
and
A
.
Seven
world.
the
after
itt<.
&
President;
elected
of
retiring
lo '
Baltimore
4
oper.
Tians-Pacific
a
operating with
be
demand
184,
Coast
Hoover,
expected
liner
...
70,000
over
the
J*'.
Elected—
President
1270.' -n
p.
rev.
ry,
—V.
four global trade routes." The company
on
all of its trade routes and'on special
vessels
construction
for West
President
is
vessels
41
Net
$2.04
•
for
yards
class
the
on
and
consolidated
were:
i,
voyages.
Bids
$8.69
Net
$7,014,571,
company's
today is operating 51
:
of
1955
'
Barry Controls Inc.—Listed in New York—
of
stock,
A
is
Period End. Feb. 28—
.April 2.
on
Vice-President
who
Railway
eye
33,983,321
a wi n«
4,371,348
operating
rev.
operating exps.
Railway
'*Akerifcan President: "Lines" ahd
states,
throughout
ports
Railway
re¬
including the ;newly-purchased SS President Hoover,
bareboat charter,
were
being readied for service in
more.,of .the
or
earnings
class
for
figures
income
net
the
on
"
Barber Oil Corp.—Reports Profits—
subsidiary, Ameri¬
./
report
operating
more
owned,
Development—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Feb. 28—
was
Iddles,
ApH13^Was
on
.185,1* p..; i-lSll.
Co.—New
YVilcox
&
Nielsen*
Executive
St.,
»
share
with
stock.
the
1956
'
$45,607,450 $44,061,276 $95,C02,927 $91,061',173
from ry. OPS. $10,777,038
|*ev.
ry.
-V.
Rise— 'v'
year
and its
consolidated
per
Comparative
B
end,"
the
for
company
M.
hfet
Net
-
Net
a
American
25.
$6,012,395,
class
subsidiaries
lanes
$78,600,818
showed
$10.18
to
stock.
of
year's
three
March
on
B
the
on
"At
of
revenue
report
equal
was
Lines, Ltd.—Earnings
management of this
annual
which
on
President
"
'
ray>
operating
Atlanta &
American
LaSalle
S.
appealing and easier and
take, according to Dr. Klendshoj.—V. 185, p. 1038.
operating
Railway
this
•"**
"
"
pleasanter to
Lamb
fractional
-
43*Exchange Place,
President/said
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
the
$0.52
T
184['p/2322.
.•p^lOS
*$0.52
i.
a
were
April 2 by Charles W. Anderson, President.
Electric Co., a leading manufacturer
on
the
application
into
at
result, Arner has placed in operation an additional 64 coating
bringing the total to 253, about double the number only two years
ago.
These facilities are-believed the,largest in the* private formulae
field.
Arner
manufactures
pharmaceutical products
exclusively' for
drug* distributors and other manufacturers.. Until recent years, coatings
Metals, Inc.—Merges Subsidiary
subsidiary
a
announced
was
merger
special
&
19„4
for medical" tabiets, including increased solubility
action for multiple dosage, have greatly increased demand
Period End. Feb. 28—
Machine
1.
afiUCdntinental
231
Lank*
share___^___
per
Babcock
606.
p.
'
American
Nov".
due
of, Chicago,
Manhattan
of
made
be
loss
1955
*•--
$17.160.91ft*
:
pans,
,
.
coated
As
by
Goldman, Sachs
& Co., 102,504 shares, or 94%, of the total were sub¬
scribed by the exercise of tights during the subscription
period: which expired April 3, 1957. Remaining shares
were offered by the underwriters at $28.62%
per share.
—V. 185, p.
&
at
or
N.
< >,
coatings
delayed
for
investment banking group headed by
an
Bank
111.,
15,
will
Payment
Amer Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—New
94%
com¬
stock of this company which were offered for sub¬
mon
National
York
interest.
a ■"
'•
$19,4C9,C28
j,520,012,
•Net income.—V.
1, next,. $86,480
May
on
subordinated debentures
income
accrued
Chicago 90,
value
par
plus
Illinois
£,250,600 shares outstanding; The net asset value on Dec. 31,
1956'was $18.23*Ve't share on' the same number of shares outstanding.
—V. 185, p. 1381.
'
'
'
'
'
'•
'
tp>s called for redemption
cumulative
Net
of
total
company
7.?.'
C.o-'(Ill.)—Partial Redemption—
company
its 5%
on. the
^.American
Armour &
,*!
19*56"
!
loss
j
,
184,
Subs.)—Reports Loss^
sales
Net
the end of 1956.
at
...
interest in Savage by buying 75,000 shares in the open
pi 914.
»'■'* *
--u
■* '■■■ \ ' ;
abo,utfa 10V
marked.—V.
Net
Avco's
individual
an
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
per
Holders of common
and-preferred stocks received $3,881,000/in dividends last year— V. 184,
p. 2221.
:
•
year
Service
1956,-up 22.6%
of
''/•
in American Hardware's annual report.
Atharican
•
(Continued from page 1)
brings
allowed
1382.
185, p.
(&
,
L./r/
.v..:;,;
by,. September,
maximum
FCC regulations.—V.
B. T. Babbitt Inc.
other accounts.
and
to
stations
under
report
said.
Investment News
Is
and
programs,
in
5
$1,495,475
other
types
sound
line
a
of
reproduction
picture
microfilm
and
film,
of
and
equipment,
photograph
and
extensive
projector
equipment.
It
also
microfilm
produces
precision
and
equipment
optical
'
Railway
Net
Net
operating
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
^633.872
ops/
$134,279
ry.
income—
oper.
185.
exps.;
587,862* ••*1,293,386' '
^$225,497
$166,392
36,524
56,954
1,*228.002
50,437
Avco
The corporation on
77.240
[for the three months
>*
876,
1382.
p.
equal
In
Arizona Public Service
per
interesting and informative annual report for stockholders, em¬
ployees and other interested parties, covering 1956 operations, tells of
the
company's
future
construction
plans,
nearly $46,000,000 through 1953..
total
generation.
company
Some
have
to
expects
the
of
electric
It Ss
resources
'
statistical
which call
stated
to
With
Service
•tofiant
than
more
the addition
highlights from the
of
mxestuwit
in
report
the
include
follow¬
Victor
fold
and
natural
*lra*^macaa.sed
customers in
1956.
the
Public
high 254,000 customers,
—ov*r -4952T
t<r^a ^figure
Federal,
presented
Mr.
State,
a
tax
County and local governments and
to the,
utility totaling 37.739,000,
William
school'districts
of
bill
THE COMMERCIAL
Dana
AND
Sqibert,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
Published
twice
a
(Reg.
U. S.
for
$83,194,479.
Patent
in
of
of the
after
the
first
of
three
this
year
Office!
for
board
earnings
carry-forward
and
of
this
defense
to
a
William
said
beep
for
Chairman,
the
1957
appliance
requiring
year,
and
and
no
months
last
Sales
since
businesses,
an
the
the
1957
year
the
for
cor¬
certain
included
year
said
first
that
the
.
taxes
income
growth
farm
last
of
.
.
development
td ;AVco's
station
in
Dan* Co'lrnariv;
Crosley
in
the
Indianapolis.. .The
Publishers
first
Broadcasting
25
Park
in
ajnl
quarter
Corp.
station,
Place.
Cumulative
4 W',i
York
1964__
1969__
1,500,000
tin
of
preferred
stock
of
(par
1957,
of stock
stock
25-year
common
8G.956
7.
N.
49,790 shs.
" '
Ripley &
Y.,
'
3,305
reserved
4:,4%
of
Co.,
REctor
shares
As
for
of
of
Issuance
March
common
Inc.,
2-9570.
1.
634,344 shs.
stock
1957.
1.
,
issued
were
pursuant to options outstanding.
1967
Lazard
will
at $46
be convertible
share or into a total
initially
a
,
Herbert
named
Freres
&
D.. Seibert,
for
below
Co- are
Editor
whom
acting
as
Harri¬
repre-
and: Publisher;-
weelc
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street/Chicago 3, niinala
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.. England c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25f.:1942, *at tba/'>
postaoffice. At. New.jYork, N. Y., under the Act of March
3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States.
U. 6/-Possessionk, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, .In Domlmoa
Canada. $63.00 per year. Other Countries, S67.00
per year.
*i
I4
* *f '
(Telephone
STate*' 2-0613 >; *1
NOTE:
account
a
k
On
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements
must be
made In New York funds.
.
upon
there were 30,070 shares
stock.
underwriters
and
1957.
notes
subordinated
until
common
Feb. 25,
18.400 shs.
*
1,000,000 shs. '
,
sinking fund payment due Oct.
options.
stock
shares
$10l_T
UNDERWRITERS—The
man
$100 )
(par
,4,000.000
118,343 shs.
stock
common
into
4,000,000
nptes^___...
...
1.300.000
;
t— ----
January,
tThe
Outstanding-'
*$2,400,000
$3,000,000
''Excludes $300,000
of
which
New
1,
subordinates
of
FINANCING
Authorized
,
income
/,t*f
due: Jan.* i;
notes
net
PRESENT
TO
.
.
subsidiaries, had
k
series
fCommon
exercise
share.
EFFECT
its
consolidated
and
common
GIVING
and
company
$45,579,000
per
v.„,
4%%-series
>
1956,
year
of
to $3.84
3'A%' notes due Oct.
J25-year 43/4%
Avco's
equipment
the
sales
net
equal
15-year 3^4%
from
lines
*..
CAPITALIZATION
five¬
almost
receiver
for
continued
than
resulted
quarter
radio-TV
provision
the
of
discontinued.
also slightly greater
specialized
important
grant
television
B.
$2,131,000.
cents
seven
ahd'telecia^ng operation's:
was
EARNINGS—For
consolidated
earnings
net
year,
dividends
$88,763,084
with
1956.
have
unprofitable
Emanuel
license
fiscal
1956
preferred
compared
period
which
Avco
quarter
'UroMcasttni*
$159,468,000.
net earnings
.
equal
sales
quarterly
loss
a
first
Earnings—
that consolidated
28. 1957, amounted to- $3,119,34 cents per common share.
15-yenr
net
Emanuel,
industrial
of
first quarter
$665,300,
increase
year,
record
Feb.
preferred dividends of
products
elimination
gas
$46,000,000.
a
Corp.—First Quarter
announced
Earnings for the first 1957 quarter were
earnings for the final quarter of 1956." "
1256:
electricity
22.000 electric and gas
serving at year's end
was
consumer
1
period ended
share.
to
responding
by 1960 the utilitv
529,500 kilowatts through
of
to
amounted
expenditure
an
that
April
comparable
common
Consolidated
*
ing facts and figures about Public Service
Total operating revenue from
sales of
amounted
for
the
after
amounted
Co.—Earnings Up 22.6%—
An
of
Manufacturing
$267:473
*
the Government.
for
.1
*//-T'
.-I.J
•
;
-
••-•I
■
C
^
(1634)
stock set forth opposite
-
.
"*
••
.
.
•••
Shares
"
'•*•
*
•
7.000
i.OOO
3,800
Hibbs
B.
W.
—V.'l85,
7.000
3;800;
Dean Witter & Co.——
2,500
Inc.
Co.,
&
3.800
7.000
/,000
3,800
,
Smith, Barney & Co.
Fleming-
Nolan,
Folger,
12,250
-
gation
1270.,
p.
Corp
Aviation
Bendix
Domestic
Wholly-Owned
(&
profit
Net
r
6,725.193
11,720.348
* 5.803,858
■6.004,883
5,916,490
—
—-A-—
;"Vv
of common stock—_
Amouut of profit per share
Ur:'
Boston & Maine BR.—Earnings—
..
Railway
Railway
Net
1955
'
Net
assets,
items
and deferred
Notes
Total
351.414,939 287,823,365"
20,131.553
28,050.000
62,605,938
24,868;351
152.141,468
115,524,349
67,235.000
_2
64,774,915
payables.—
taxes——...—:—
accrued
and
income
-
liabilities—.—-.-.—-
current
1.615,000
Funded
debt
Sundry
operating reserves^.;.—.,—
for
contingencies.—
Reserve
1,918,702
3,250.000
„
3,250,000
—'
Minority interests 1.1.'—2—^
Capital sttock
(1956, 5.042,836 shares;
4,571,966 shares)
fttock dividend payable Jan. 31, 1956..—
25,214,180
22,859,830
167,050,078
131.470,508
12,799,976
^
liabilities,
Total
Consolidated
287,823,365
the fiscal1
and capital..—.... 351,414,939
reserves
months
three
first
the
for
income
net
of
1956, was $6,004,883, equivalent to $1.19 a com¬
mon share on the 5.042,836 shares of common stock outstanding. These
earnings compare with $5,916,490, or $1.29 a share, for the correspond¬
ing quarter a year ago on the 4,571,966 shares then outstanding. Earn¬
ings of The Sheffield Corp. were not included for the latest quarter,
whereas
the
approximately 230,000 shares issued on Dec. 27, 195(5
fu exchange for that company are included in the total of outstand-.
tng
shares.
The inciease in outstanding shares in the past year
also is accounted for by a 5% stock dividend paid in January, 1956.
At
the
present
time backlog includes $100,000,000 of orders for
heavy radar equipment, a field in which Bendix has always been a
leader.
Recently, the corporation demonstrated its Electro-Span sys¬
tem
for push-button
remote control of industrial processes such as
petroleum pipe lines and tanks, Bendix production of an ultra-sensitive
radio system called' Miniaack that
wilt be used to track the pre¬
lected earth satellite was widely reported in the press last month.—
31,
ended Dec.
year,
185,
1511,
p.
ops.
$'2,693,899
$1-531,217
$1,637,400
inc..
605,724
ry.
operating
a\
523,627
513,918
oper.
revenue
$1,272,057
Railway
oper.
expenses
l,o7),fu2
$1,396,631
l;64.4;3z2
$2,454,486
2,7o2,8j9
*$105,645
'$247,691
"$298,353
"$248,645
inc..
226,953
185, p. 1270.
135,020
389,893
365,062
Net
rev..from ry.
ops,:
operating
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
$1 >,—V.
185,
715.
p.
Name
With SEC—
Merger-
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.
f
:
'• v ,' '*■
/
.;7,
lease
'£> :•<?■ 7"
1956
•
annual
report
to
stockholders,
transactions
back
income
with
,
doubled,
than
more
was
,,...•
CAPITALIZATION
Common
-.A—
loan
stock
(#1
;
.
...
.
Rains
and
year
according
to
the
today,
Kenneth
also
cor¬
Lineberry,*
W,
the
by
against $38,055,963 in 1955.
Exceptional
oilfield equipment lines, Mr. Lineberry said,
increased
The Canadian
storage bins.
record.
before
in
•021,879
of
Net
1955.
$1,116,352,
The
profit
$2.07
or
a
and
had its best
equipment, propane systems,
subsidiary,. BS&B Ltd.,
per
a
*790,550 shs,.
.
share,
common
with
compared
rate
current
obligated
....
upward trend
for the
claim
tax
Consolidated
reduced
was
'Tear-end
$1,417,554
$487,500
book
from
(52.89
current
increased
assets
1945 through
years
a
value
to
and
of
Het
income
p.
after
Dye
Bon
Ami
Meredith
on
Wood.
during
5^'.'
was 1
share,
per
up'
on
May
Corp.
1,
President,
1956
to
on
184,
,134'598
1947,
largest in
of
2834.
over
March
29
from
reported
an
$16,988,000
upsurge
for
also restricts the extent
net
sales
were
$18,190,000
the
«.oJ^oCnCt mcome {or 1956 transferred to
5860,250,
of National
dent
corporation
March
on
filed
21
mately
90
realized
from
Aopolitan
capital.—V.
(hat
the
earned
to
a
An
the
entire
surplus
sale
amendment
during
company
the
were
in
before
1955
and
amount
such
of
of
deduction
the
the
as
loss
a
and
loss
should
giving effect to the
1956
The financial
not
affected
by
this
Inc.
in
net
highs
$18,541,000,
of
ruling
The
Commission
the
on
instead
of
in
was
filed
and
change.—V.
184,
-
corporation
covering
be
the-
California
this issue
:
as
a
the
offer
to
proposes
rate
of
one
this
statement with the SEC on
of its $1 par common stock.
stock for subscription by- its
for. each
share
new
2 <4
held.
shares
price and underwriting terms are to
White. Weld & Co. is listed as the princ.ipal
•
■
■
• 7"
subscription
date,
-
approximately 1,609,000 will be applied to the pay¬
proceeds,
be
applied
company's
the
to
will
balance
The
thereon.
bank loan
outstnding
added
be
and
to the funds
of
accrued
the com¬
applied to the construction work which the company pro¬
poses to complete during 1957.
Construction expenditures for 1957 are
estimated at $3,105,000.—V. 183, p. 1911.
.
■
:■ ." - -#.i
t
and
,
i
Equipment Corp.—Ellis Named President-
Cavitrou
Carleton- Ellis,
.
(
it
Officer,
as
Mr..Ellis
Barrett
has
Jr.
April
on
1
President and Chief Executive
by Arthur Kuris who, having
formation in. 1947,-will be¬
tile, company's
since
Board.
the
of
has
Director of Sales of Plastics-and Resins (for-the
& Dye Corp. This unit, until its
been
division
elected
been
announced
was
President
Chairman
come
Allied "Chemical
of
by Barrett in
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
1953,
acquisition
formerly the Plaskon
was
$13.21;
which
loans,
received
were
St-uarns
&
will
Loeb,
M.
Peabody
used
be
to
balance
any
Carl
(jointly), $13.2121 per share; White,
& Coi, $13.14 p<r."chare.'"
Co.
and Kidder,
and
follows:
as
Rhoades
division
of two. possibly
Kuris revealed.
equipment,
marketed
discharge
will
program.
be
-in
the
".
•
,
three,
items
new
_
short-term bank
construction
remaining
the
used
,
,
'
,7
company's
*
electric
the
of
areas
Counties,
is engaged in
company
which
California,
revenues.
the
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
Net
of
tl^e
compared
.
CAPITALIZATION
.
ended Dec.
year
$3,577,675,
year.'
.
31;. 1956 the company
with
$3,108,243
for
GIVING
series
due
series
due
•
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
•
1976_
3'7f
reported '
previous
,
EFFECT
mortgage bonds—
3'r
the
„
1978
.
2.978,065
2,832,259
from
ons.
$610.2*1
inc._
323,559
$710,259
383.107
ry.
operating
.
-
.,.-'$16,000,000 .*.
$16,000,000-
185.
p.
1271.
*
1957—2 Mos—,1956
*
$7,178,103
$7.245,266
6,125.433
5.813,212
$1,0 "2,670
495,543
-
$1,432,054
804,568
.
-
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Partial
>
;
Outstanding
Authorized
First
-
rev.
ry.
-r»V.
income
$3,592,498
$3,588,316 :
revenue,_
operating exps.
.
EARNINGS—For
net
1957—Month—1956
.
in San Bernardino and_
account for about 75'fr ,of total
.
..
..
.
v .
located
are
Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia
Period End. Feb. 28—
:S(
generation, purchase, "transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy in parts of south¬
eastern
California
and
southwestern
Nevada.
The
principal electric
BUSINESS—Company
of
Central
•
10,000,000
-
Redemption—
i
redemption on May 1, next, $5,000 of
its outstanding 2first mortgage due 19"1 at 101.45'1< , with accrued
interest.
Payment will be niaae at the City National Bank & Trust
Co. of Chicago, 208 South La Salle St., Chicago 90, III.-—V. 182, p. 2355.
The
company
called
has
f~r
1980
10.000:000
6.000.000,
3 >m "h
series
due
1984
,25,000,000
35'8series
due
4l/2'/;
due
*
5,500,000
due
and
charged
Com¬
of
the
series
Series
year.
the
worth
of
Co.
..The. company plans .introduction
of
dental equipment in
1957, Mr.
its bid of $f3.436 per1 share., 7- 7- >
series
3'r
$3
It
will
pfd.
'The
permits
stock
stock
first
the
current
1986.._.„
($50
2,000.000
value)
par
■•'
•
mortgage
value)
indenture
of
dated
additional
Net
Oct.
bonds
$242,000
to
be
redeemed
1.
1943,
under
the
1,
1957—Month—1956
rev.
from
railway
ry.
oper.
$4,891,483
3,855,025
$9,391,314
7,948.368
$9,939,070
7.844(534
$529 170
ops.
$1,036,458
335,738
$1,442,946
47,987
$2,094;53'i
672,961
*167,170
inc
185.
p.
1957—2 Mos.—1GJ56
$4,248,170
3,719.000
operating
rev.
operating exps.
'Deficit.—V.
:
1271.
.
Central RR. of New Jersey—Tenders for
3,500.000 shs.
as
supplemented,
restrictions
The
and
1
.
Oct.
Net
60.000 shs.
forth therein.
liability.
Railway
104,963 shs."-
328,149 shs.
S3,500.000 shs.
value)
par
„
§750,000
,
par
Railway
^
6.000.000
•
-
-
i$20
($1
<-
-
497,600 shs.
stock
issuance
set
25.COO.OOO
8.000,000
'
RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
6,000.000
25.000.000
1960
Central
8,000,000
-
25,000,000
:.
issue)
stock
preferred
conditions
a
due
'
1985___
(new
stock
preferred
§Excludes
manufacturing,
1987
due
debentures
Cumul.
1670.
m
Commission-
&• Co.,'t
Sales
of' industrial
cutting
by the Sheffield
Weld & , Corp;, a; wholly-owned subsidiary ol * xxendix Aviation* Corn, are -ex¬
S 7
pected to expand substantially in 1957, he added.
Sheffield, a major
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of* these .shares will be used
producer of
precision
machine tools, is"-sole licensee for Cayitron
to
machine' tool equipment. - More than- 200 of-these .industrial units
discharge part of the company's short-term bank, loans,
which>
are now in. use in a
wide variety of industrial applications, Mr. Kuris
presently total $9,000,009. These borrowed funds have been used, for
interim financing oi additions and improvement# to the public utility
said, and introduction of a small 250-watt hand tool for use in di6
and machine shops opens a broad new market for ultra-sonic cutting,
facilities
of
the
company.
The company will receive-bids on April
—V. 132,
9 on $6,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds;- tlie proceedsp.
2787.
*
7''
Bear
Co.,
Preference
wholly owned subsidiary of the Borden Co
Andover
company
is
engaged
in
the
Seattle, Wash.—Registers
Exchange
and
of
pany
the A,
with
the
interest
Offered—Mer-,.
Co.—Stock
Power
on
pro¬
common
214r'r
prior
with
April 2
The
a registration
covering 226,820 shares
at
record
Of
*
at $12,50
ruled
has
Division.
North
notitication
capital.
working
$1,000,000 principal amount (plus interest) of the outstanding
$1,600,000
4 V* It
note
of the
company
and approximately $695,000
.7
.
the
J^WretlCe Process Co- Inc- of North Andover, Mass., manufacbv th/wor,?/nCn,f?f nl
extr"dplastic products, has been acquired
hi aIS R. Marusi, President of the Chemical an announcement
Chemical Division, according to
The
of
employees
Electric
on
bids
and
Common
operate
and
and
costs,
Gas Corp.,
Natural
supplied by amendment.
ment
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates on
April 3 offered 300.,000 shares ,of $1 par value common. ;
stock at $13.87 V2 per share.
The group won award of
in
Co.—Acquisition—
p
shares
14,000
labor
and
underwriter.
-
7
of
letter
a
the company owns leases on two tracts
C., containing kyanite deposits. Title
,
1957,
29,
served
$2.50
Borden
filed
N.
larger
Securities
stockholders
Conshohocken, Pa.—Files With V
March 28
on
County,
the
company
The
with
notification
the prospectus,
on
Tlyi#, e,orporaXion(.{ij<jd
stock (no par) to be-offered at;-.'
The proceeds are to be used for
1342.
p.
Batteries Inc.,
stockholders
to
Met-.
of
income
a
p.
J
ion
Commission-
c
in
being
net
181,
was / announced
A. S. MacCulldch of Vancouver, B. C., Canada, as Presi¬
principal stockholder.—V. 183, p. 666.
and
March
stock (par $10) to. be offered
per share,
without underwrit¬
ing. The proceeds are to be used to acquire machinery; equipment and
inventories and for working capital.—V. 182, p. 1907.
y
* ,
SEC
the
$149,201
publication
surplus
position
of
investment
appear
item
out
loss
a
Since
Exchange
special
created
of
company's
Television,
Securities
statement
for
reserve
mission
share
per
19a5,
D
&
Riverside
96 cents per share on the 900,000 shares
the preceding year earnings were
$811,285, or approxi¬
Broadcasting
for
report
In
cents
i.\
it
,
Exchange
and
Gaston
Cascade
Commission—
letter of
a
in
With
C.—
Washington, D.
Affairs, Inc.,
Securities & Exchange Commission—
earned surplus amounted to
approximately
or
outstanding.
'■'V-'1'
$1,528,69^
spectus names
will
preceding
post-war
and
"■
-$2,765,783
incur
which the company may
to
covering 500 shares of common
share, without underwriting.
C
the Club's history.
when
7-
'
order
an
construction
work,
debt,
per
service
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
sa*es volume almost equaled the
1946 »arid
control
management
p.
1
tract is under dispute.
Of the net proceeds 0? the stock offering, $79,750 is to be used to
repay various loans (from company officials, stockholders and others)*,
and the balance will be used lor various exploration and development
companies,
working
•-
acquired
1956—V.
$18,117,000
$2 833 372
105,407
taxes..
1 i'i ■
issue as of Dec. 31, 1956. The offering price is SI
shares not subscribed for by stockholders wilL be
sale. The offering will be made by company officials.
to
Any
lease
the
to
worth of not less than $8,000,000 .and an
current liabilities of not less than $6,500.-*
net
a
land
of
create
or
assume
encumbrances,
consolidate
with
purchase or invest in subsidiaries, dispose; of assets
necessary to its business or change its President, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent or majority of its directors.
Other restrictions are also imposed
upon the company by the note.—V. 185, p. 1383."...
.
;
'
of
1955
1956
,
$5,434,459
for Income
Chemical
Co.
debt
retired.-
Long-term
stock
$29.51
was
current
1342.
■
provision
&
Net
Up—Earnings Lower—
Book-of-the-Month Club,
I'&le.s
$15,100,996.
preferred
stock
$24,887,651,
to
$9,786,655.
r
United
/•he
184,
oi
of
common
31—
Dec.
sales
total
$100,000
the
earlier.—'V.
year
Ended
Net
a
totaled
•
Exchange-Commission,
and
for public
According to
.
providing for quarterly principal payments of $50,1% above current rate for unsecured, 99-day com¬
minimum of V/a% and 'a. maximum of. 4Y2'e<„The
the note is 4V<i%.
Under this note, the company is
maintain
to
Other
31, 1956 amounted
liabilities
Bon Ami Co.—Sales
Year
1949.
current assets at Dec.
consolidated
obligated
share.
offered
a
of current assets
excess
1955
a
share.
in earnings would have carried the 1956 net to a
new
high except for special charges pertaining to prior years (totaling
$490,217, which reduced net profit $200,968, or 39 cents a common
nhare.
The principal charge represented settlement of a Federal income
and
,
$967,701
1957,
per
exercise of out¬
upon
1964,
October,
000; interest >,4 of
mercial loans with
peak of $4,960,979, up from $2,-'
taxes totaled $2,412,628, equal after
common
l.r,1-'lr'11
1
corporation
29,
was
issuance
new
after
to $4.53
dividends
preferred
to
"
11
.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 679,469 shares ox its $1 par common stock.
The company proposes to oLer 283,676 shares of this stock for sub¬
scription by its shareholders at the rate of five additional shares for
each
lour shares of stock
which the company either had issued or
Outstanding
,
taxes rose
■
■
$617,976
Securities
This
March
$2,050,000
value)1.000.000 shs.
par
'Excluding 15,150 shares reserved for
as
for control
»"
4
issued
has
3,
With
...
standing stock options and excluding 3.600 shares-reserved for issuance
upon exercise of options which may be granted under the company's
stock option plan.
- •-•v
\
*
$32
on
Profit
net
shown
were
volume
grain
$45,771,741,
~
7. Carolina Mines, Inc., Kings Mountain, N. C.—Registers
FINANCING
Authorized
$2,500,000
i-l
...
...
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
r
bank
Bureau
'
totaled
Sales
A1" '
±
other'com¬
institutional,investor,'and
an
tax.
(Term
reported
an
all-time high in sales, with earnings closely
approaching record-breaking levels. Sales rose 20^; over 1955, and net
President.
;
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under- the Securities: Act of- 1933 *ith
respect to'a public offering of securities by this corporation. The order
piovides an opportunity for, hearing, upon request;' on the question
whether the Suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
'
Tile corporation tiled its Regulation A notification on May 18,
poration
profit
-A
1271.
p.
Securities
The
April
funds. The proceeds from such short-term bank loans were used
primarily to purchase $1,250,000 of additional inventories and to pay
an instalment of approximately $550,000 on the company's 1956 Federal
The
released
5,500
revenue
ing Temporarily Suspended—; ;•;
•
pany
SEC
its
Cb.V
Shelby Cullom Davis &
"y Capitol Reef Uranium Corp., Reno, N«v.—Stock Offers,
.....
Files With Securities and Exchange
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Profits Rise—
In
Illinois Co., Inc.—5.500
Snyder.....'^*—.- * 5.500
f!nv;^r
'
500
5,50*1
Ingalls «fe
Ineralls' &
*
11,000
&
proposing the public offering of 300.000 shares of its common stock at
share.
;7";7
■VrV-'
$1 per share.
In its suspension order, the Commission asserts that'the
PROCEEDB—Approximately $350,000 of the net proceeds to be de---..
company has tailed to comply with the terms and conditions oi Regu¬
by the company from the sale of the common stock will be used
lation A, in that it has failed 10 file-the required semi-annual reports
to construct warehouse facilities at Anaheim, Calif, on land which the
^reflecting the amount, of shares sold and the. use to which-the proceeds
company now owns, and approximately $350,000 to purchase inventories*
thereof were applied, and that its offering circular, is, false and mis¬
for this warehouse.
Construction is scheduled to--commence early in
leading in respect of material, facts:
More particularly, the order
April,-1957 for completion and commencements of .operation in the Fall
alleges that the offering circular <a)-fails to show whether -or not
of 1957.
The balance of the net proceeds, approximately $248,500, will necessary payments due under a 262 mining- claim purchase contract
be
used to purchase additional inventories,
increase cash funds and ,
and payments due pursuant to assessment obligations thereunder were
for additional working capital.
Unlil the company is actually required
made and that the underwriter named therein- has- been dissolved I&nd
to disburse such proceeds for these purposes,
it; will use- the proceeds ;
has-withdrawn its broker-dealer registration-with -the-Commission'and
to
pay the $900,000 of short-term bank-loans-remaining outstanding :
?tb) does hot reflect accurately information a# to the issuer's' proper¬
alter the
payment on March 29, 1957 of the other $900,000 thereof
ties-, ' financial condition,
and arrangements
for distribution of" its.
then outstanding.
Such payment on March 2.9. 195.7 was made with
securities-^-V. 182, p,-2.-'-•-ir
;
"**•'•">3
(
tiie
approximately $625,000 net proceeds derived' from the' sale and/f.
1039.
p.
Co.—.1,
Richards
per
''
■
Merger—
185,
below.—V.
■**-5
5,500
/
...
The
11,009
——
"_1 11,000
Walter & Huriry*'
Hill
19.300
1512.
■>
The
!
"
;
See
Authorizes
Co.—Proposed
Co...
& Co.—. 11,000
&,Co
Bros.
Inc.-
■
„
Staats
R.
Bingham,
19,800
Net ^earnings
-
System,<^nc: beloy?,—V.^71, p. 1258.
Electric
Birtman
-
Co.— Stock
Drug
000. The note
to Be Changed—
Columbia Qas
See
Co.—_
Co.
$
'■N
' 7''*,;
Offered — William R.
Staats & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on April 2 publicly
offered 60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at. $17.50 v.
7. '
''
v.""'
Brunswig
additional
Works—SEC
Gas
Sutro
Inc. 11.000
_J1_—JJ__. 11;000
& Co.,
—
Co.. "19,800
&
Marache Ar. Cn
& Co.
p.
—V/ 185,
Street Investing Corp.—Registers
(jjar
other
"
Binghamton
William
D^19574-Mdnth^-lS56" "*-> "1957-^2 Mos.—1956
ZzJL&l: $37,651,740 $37,0633207 $63,334v007,$73,647,374
Railway expenses ^.1.1 i 37.033,764
36,095.506
66,099.790, 72.118,681
v-
29 filed with the SEC- an amendment to
registration statement covering 300,000 additional snares oi capital.
ing
$2,662,937,
2,911,632
Railway
Ret
Merrill, Turben
Ihe Onio Co.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
tTen-year note to Secuiity-First National Bank of Los Angeles matur-.
1957—2 Mos.—195(i
1957—Month—1956
19,800
19,800
Co.
——.-11,000
Co
&
Canadian Pacific Ry.—February Net Lower—~
; "•>
.
877,584,
..
Period End. Feb. 2a—
&
185,
&
firm
thq
a
of
'•■'v
corporation on March
stock
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Lake
&
Bessemer
Witter
shares
Shares
Co._______19,800
Pressprich-&
Granbery,
$2,993,143';'
/T'
-
&
Marks
M.
under
are
of
•
Co....
Pont &
Hutton
Barth
J.
1270.
p.
Broad
.
V.
F.
numbers
McDonald
>
76,700
&
representative)
Merrill
which
below-(of
named
respective
Shares
4
.
Beane
Laurence
Dean
the
below:
-
Dodge
amount
/ r
rived
93,800
1955,
Surplus
.,■»
.
2,050.413
—~~
from
rev.
185,
The
its
—
payable
Accounts
4,717,004
........—.
Total assets^^2—-
Federal
4,905,45)8
51.626.046
9,020,805
equipment (net after depreciation).
Plant and
Prepaid
5,679,617
65,078,715
assets..
expenses
oper.
purchasers
expected to
of common
1
: **"♦
are
company
226,574,817
271.635,802
reserves.—t'-l—il-p-—.
less
operating rev..
ry.
V.
$
Investments and miscellaneous
E.
from
.'V :.y\
/
■
the
authorized
the
*K''*
V
purchase
forth
Francis I. "du
R..W.
1957—Month'—1956 4: >1957—2 Mos.—1956,
$7,311,833
$7,050,812 $14,621,255 $14,280,007
5,674.433 ^5,519,595 "11,927,356
11,286,864
Period End. Feb. 28—
»•..
31
1956
Current
Clark,
#1.20
S119
DEC.
OF
AS
CONDITION
FINANCIAL
x
increase
to
L'ynch, Pierce, Fen-...
&
.ner
to
set
v. i
--j,
Merrill
—V.
143.530 035.
12,730.082
stock
new
.
101,059.092
Federal income tax_i—3——
for
Provision
Inc., obtaining its supplies of polyvinyl, chloride-resins
Leominister, Mass. plant.—V. 185, p. '1270.: ;; •'/>
■Company,
Borden's
'1955
1956
Ended Dec. 31—Net sales, royalties and other operating Income.
Profit before provision for Federal income tax..
Three Months
stockholders-of
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
products. Both plants have been using: Borden-made resins
manufacture of plastic products,.'- with' The. Lawrence Process
their
in
1957.
proposal
a.
td-5,000,1)00 shares.
commitment
Resinite
of
upon
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane is the
' v■■
"
f , will supplement Santa Barbara's production -,
tubing.
North Andover plant
The
'
Subs.)—Quarterly Statement—
vote
stock
46.000rsauare-Xout lAnlory-'W^srcocapleted two years
ago.
It is a completely integrated extrusion antL compounding plant
and includes a laboratory and die and machine shop facilities for the
manufacture
of
own
dies and specialized equipment.7 The Lawrence
Process Co., Inc. i'ounded in ,952, employs about 130 workers.
Last year, Borden's had acquired Resin Industries of Santa Barbara,
Calif.
Now
known as the Resintte Department; of - the* Borden, Co.'s
Chemical Division, this operation manufactures industrial vinyl insula¬
tion sleeving and tubing, vinyl and polyethylene .medical grade tubing,
plastic garden and agricultural hose, and flexible sprinklers and irri-,;
Its
compounds.
Shares
•
••
Glore. Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co^—
Bacon, Whipple & Co
—
2.500
Hemphill. Noyes <fe Co,_.„
A
G
Becker & Co., Inc.3,800
Hornblower & Weeks
wimarn BfaTr S CO.--.:-tfiW * Kidder. PeabocI, & Co.. Inc.
Blyth & Co., inc.—
7.000
Lehman Brothers.——
The First Boston Corp.—
7.000
McCormick & Co.—v—
Co.*.-
&
Freres
12,250
Co.. Inc.
Harriman Ripley &
Lazard
--.5 On April 9.
processing and sale of extruded plastic products, including plastic shoe
welting, heel bases, garden hose,
printing "plates, and- other plastic
the number of shares of
below:
severally agreed to purchase
their names
sentatives have
common
1957-and-.now recorded
as
«.
Hanover
Dank.
70
Broadway,
New
York
15,
Bonds—
N.
Y.,
to
will
up
to
(EST) cn April 11. 1957. receive tenders for the sale to it of it*
genera) mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1987 to an amount sufficient
exhaust
the sum
of. $48,075 at
prices not
to exceed 100 /
and
p.m.
3'V-
accrued
interest.—V.
185,
p.
1271.
,
;Volume 185
Number 5627
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
(1635)
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—EarningsPeriod End. Feb. 28—
oper.
Railway
operating
$904,000
$341,000
$1,920,000
.from
rev.
exps.
704,303
099,862
1,459,276
1,393,393
ops.
$236,697
$204,138
$460,724
$451,607
ry.
operating ;inc.
ry.
-V." 185,
Charleston
&
ilway
Net
from
1957—Month—1956
—
S566,826
exps.
430,02 7
rev.
oper.
operating
rev.
ry.
$251,780
143,539
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
et
*
from
rev.
operating
ry.
V." 185,
inc
Chicago, Burlington
oper.
of
ore
during
Continued
secondary crushing
company's
conversion
plant
the
Sales
during
of
Co.
$798,066.
The
oilier
216,143
by
5,670,995
at
was
Quincy
&
44,038,918
of,
rate
a
of
15,210,343
Net
Net
ops.
$4,279,955
$4,377,496
$8,432,227
income—
1,841,849
from
rev.
ry.
-V.
oper.
185,
ry.
1271
pp.
oil
barrels,
Oil
barrels
185,
ailway
Net
Tet
from
rev.
$8,960,693
>
per
ry.
1,905,350
3,944,384
income
before
185; p.
Net
$860,318
$874,655
$1,757,955
$1,793,792
333,045
329,4^2
671,702
696,588
$3,827,90$
1,232,622
—_
2,593,017
$1,224,889
$1,880,886
'1,140,185
1,647,411
Co., Inc.•
cper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
Net
\Tet
1957
179,574
87,878
——
railway
$2,814,379'
1957—2 Months—1956
inc.--
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
185,
$2,257,817
835,893
$4,973,728
246,635
President,
of
been
and
cameras
production
salts
a
Coleman
*237,724
has
S76.696
made
the stockholders
by
for
the
Oct.
on
of
16,
airfield
100,003
$0.65
Period
End. Feb. 28—
oper.
Railway
1957—Month—1955
oper,
expenses-
vacuum
also
entered
backlog
year
approximates
Mr.
ago,
Engineering
Coleman
will
cleaner, T.
C.
Coleman,
$4,000,000
compared
with
about
added.
operate
This
corporation
from
rev.
railway
—V.' 185,
ry. oper.
$3,091,760
$2,751,804
$6,593,669
$6,204,728
inc.—
1.014 719
992,917
2,363.006
2,383,443
oper.
1272.
p.
'
'
■
Cf
of
,
29,
this
who
1957,
stock,
acted
an
.Products,
of
The
3E'C
company
covering
ffered
for
Net
public
proceeds
instruction
ether
at
sale
will
filed
4
registration
a
first
of
at
mortgage
competitive
used
be
program,
corporate
ated
April
on
$25,000,000
to
of
of
expenditures
and
2649
p.
the
bank
:
183,
$34,775,000.—V.
with
1987,
Bids
will
be
York
it
rom
of
-talment
received
N.
5,
Y„
$4,200-,000
ol
to
(EST)
noon
V.
in
184,
April
on
and
of
mot
1957
if
the
series L
txcecumg
Oi
' EARNINGS
FOR
FEBRUARY
Period E id. Feb. 28—
AND
TWO
FIRST
1957—M cn th—1
,
1
55
(second
The
Dec.
in-
Of
c.rti.i-
Inc.
of
$3,675,874
-$3,370,155
$6,874,071
©per
expenses-
2,273,744
2,366,373
4,690,223
with
in
4,817,237
Net rev.tfrom
railway
j-V.
185,
ry. ope r.
$1,402,130
$1,003,782
$2,183,848
802,472
563,556
1,297,532
Sales
—'
Net Profit
Per Snare
-V.
183,
$227,925
$0.55'
$0.o9
the
six
months
President,
income
'
'
of
missile
reached
a
and
rocket
high
new
of
components
$3,200,000,
955;
Hugh L. Clary, President, said on
Continued rise in sales volume In
1957.
"Development
anles
s
in
the
supplying
orable."
Paul
he
Clary
in
division
nissile
and
is
make
of
the
issue
in
of
the
lor
it
net
for
is
production
growing
predicted
number
Automatic
outlook
for
of
Controls
this
said
Net
Net
a
mounting
fa-
orders
&
including
number
of
the
of
this
selection
The
and
other
and
ievice
achieves
gives
it
in
the
Automatic
Consolidated
all
epnrt
f
for
Net
major
holly-own»d
of
nder
Hod
955
Climax
eflected.
35
1956
set
totalled
of
the
aside
the
April
on
at
Dec.
A
period
on
plants.
to
and
a
in
February, 1957 to
group of underwriters.
retire
to
bank
loans
and
to
1513,
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
941,645
the
by
2.
Based
memory
31.
1956,
after
$2,595,262
earnings
earnings
also
945,018
1.944 390
1,903,944
$385,884
$219,882
$650,872
$469,516
147,799
62,474
243,163
had
&
company's
first
a
;
from
earnings
accelerated
been
Wyoming
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
p.
$321,120
$785,522
$670,556
197,048
434.149
379,391
$190,852
ry. oper.
oper.
inc
$124,072
$351,373
$'291,165
51,606
145,513
122.824
.78,429,,
„
1272.
Columbia
in
accrued
1955
a«
$5,850,000
additional
amount
of
been
-
&
Gas
System,
Inc.
in
of
common
to
income
offset
(EST)
p.m.
taxes
tax
in¬
portion
subscription price.
Merrill
Co.
per
Federal
series
B
due
1975
—i
Outstanding
92,198,000
90,000,000
75,720,000
1977
40,000,000
37,910,000
3sa %
debs.,
series
E
due
1980——;
40,000,000
40,000,000
3T» %
debs.,
series
F
due
1981
40,000,000
40,030,000
4a4%
debs., series G due 1981
subord". debs, due 1964-
*3Va %
stock
•As
stock
Dec.
of
for
($50
(without
31,
conversion
exchange
1956.
principal
and
29,500,000
date
shares
purchasers
the
and
respective
of
curities
&
&
named
corporation
has
Co,_—„:
and
agreed
10.00
-
1957.
First
sell
m
severally,
F.
*'
'
Co.
——4.C0
&
Co—-
Hutton
1.75
Co.—
&
—
2.00
Lemon
&
Co—
Co.
.75
Jonn
C. Legg & Co.—:
Irving Lundborg & Co.—__
7.00
Mackall
1.00
The
Piper,
—„
Inc.—
Inc
Co.,
Cleveland
&
&
Ohio
Coe
Co
.75
.75
4.00
——
.75
Inc.
.75
————j
1.00
Stern Brothers &
& StieglitzHayden, Stone & Co.—
4.00
Sutro
7.00
Van
3.00
Walston
Co._^
2.00
—
Jafiray & Hopwood
Prescott,
Shepard & Co.,
1.50
Corp.-
Co.-
Halle
.71i
7.GO
-
1.00
&
4.00
Kreeger & Hewitt-Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
4.00
Co
&
agreed
4.00
Co.
&
Gradlson
Hentz
them
to
V
&
Hogle
Johnston,
1,73
—
Byrd (Brothers
Dain
to
severally
Jones,
Company.
&
A.
E.
7.00
Bleich—:
Becker
Burnham
have
:
Hirsch
J.
!
S.
Inc.
&
below
,
10.00
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
J. Barth <£ Co._
D.
28,
deposited
issued
were
set forth below:
Union Se¬
Company
roedey,
The
stock
as
Brothers
Arnnold
M'.
Feb.
were
common
■*
Lehman
J.
22,329,435 shrr.
sns.
through
debentures
percentages
of
such 0f the 1,675,415
shares of neve
shall not be issuable pursuant- to
subscriptions undo*
stock
subscription offer,
G.
and
subordinated
therefor.
purchase,
Baxter
25.000,000
15,019,000
500,000 shs.
—
latter
of
396,340
PURCHASERS—The
the
25,000,000
value)-.
par
Since
amount
52,600,000
-
50,000.000
—
value.)
par
60.000.000
——
&
1.00
.
Co.2.0(J
Co.
.7:>
Alstyne,
&
Noel
Co.,
&
Co.—
.75
Inc
4.0U
Merger of Units Approved by SEC—
The
SEC,
it
authorizing
hamton
in
the
merger
Works,
business
at
gas
York
retail
State.
ol
in
is
to
be
has
issued
Co.,
Inc.,
These
companies
purchasing,
communities
the
28,
Gas
Keystone
subsidiaries.
manufacturing,
have
March
on
The
of
two
various
Both
Keystone
announced
was
the
Gas
in
consolidated
with
distributing
the
officers
same
southern
and
order
an
and
Biug-
engaged
are
and
part
selung
of Nev/
management.
Binghamton,
whose
is
name
to
be
changed to Columbia Gas of New York, Inc. In connection with the
merger,
Binghamton
will
issue
an
additional
22,152
shares
of
it*
stock
to Columbia Gas
System in exchange for Keystone's presently
outstanding
stock.
its
Binghamton
liabilities.—V.
185,
will
acquire
Keystone's
and
assets
1513.
p.
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Merger Approved—Earri-
ings and Sales at Higher Rate—
Th£
tion
stockholders
ol
1957,
of
CSC
shares of
18
„
April
on
Solvents
blocks,
has
stock
managed
since
1931
each
Thermatomic,
and
holders
-,,
-
of
share
manufacturer
a
corpora¬
at
meet¬
a
exchange
an
Commercial
thermal
of
68%
interest
'
•
this
latter,
calls for
Thermatomic.
approximately
-
.
the
oi
which
merger,
Into
merger
Stockholders
carbo-i
in
tnag
,
Albert
Woods, President of Commercial Solvents, informed stock¬
that the cpmpany's $10,000,000 plant expansion
program started
holders
last
He
for
the
approved
Co.
approved the
company.
J.
4
Thermatomic Carbon
will
year
be
that
said
Will
completed on schedule during the last half of 1957.
of this expansion, at the Sterlington, La., planfi.
company's methanol production by one-third, and
part
Increase
the
will
underwrite CSC's strong position in the production and
marketing
th'is basic industrial chemical. Among other projects In the expan¬
cf
sion
is
program
basic
CSC
of
1955.
plant
new
a
industrial
sales for
Net
1956
at
Terre
chemicals
were
to
$58,745,254
Haute,
Ind.,
additional
Ihc
for
chemical
compared
as
upgrading
derivatives.
with $56,623,754 for
Earnings before extraordinary items in 1956 were $3,163,307 or
share of common stock.
This compares with $3,138,864 ov
share in 1955.
Net earnings in
1956, after extraordinary-
per
per
$2,830,591
were
$1,31
or
share
per
Dividends
of
stock
common
at
the
Woods
$1.07
share
per
compared
as
share,
1956.
during
totaling
$2,636,878,
Inventories
at
the
wfth
$12,908,336
adequate,
was
informed
the
Mr.
for
Woods
stockholders
further
record
business indicated
sales, which reached
of
tions
1955,
Initial
expansion
levels
reports
of
last
capital
CSC's
1957
on
industrial
Biochemical!
improvement, he said.
from
last
year's
industry-wide
freight rates and distribution ccsts.
in
Working
said.
that
resulting
increases
$3,451.81J
paid on thu
year's
end
weru
were
year.
also appear to be headed for further
agricultural chemicals continue to reflect
Sales
wuth
1955.
per
compared
as
year's end
Mr.
or
in
$1
soft
market
price
condi¬
reduction
an.l
Nitro-Chemicals, Ltd., the Canadian agricultural chemi¬
operation in which CSC has a 42.7% inteiest, is now producing
of mixed fertilizers at Its new $22,000,000 plant in Medicine*
cals
full
range
Alberta, Canada.
stock, (no
Stock—
value), at
par
Foods
The subscription offer will
of the
shares,
common
at the
Lehman Brothers and Eastman
joint
are
managers
ami
tents
R.
W.
Pierce.
Penner
Pressprich
•per' share 'and
share.
PROCEEDS-
shares will be
&
&
Co.
to
from
the general
of
of ammonium
nitrate
and
ammonium
-
.
•
Co.
&
•
sale of
-
,
the
&
Co.;
of
the
business
Corp.—Dirs.
corporation
and
Approve Acquisition
of
Phillips
Packing Company.
have approved the acquisition by Consolidated
Phillips Packing, it was announced on April
of
M. Kennedy, President oi Consolidated Foods and Albanus
Jr., President of Phillips Packing.
If approved by Phillipu
xtockholders, the acquisition would be by Issuance of Con¬
solidated
stock
and
would
become
effective
shortly after June 30,
1957.
The terms of
the
acquisition are based upon the approximate
present- market prices of the stocks of the two companies.
The Phillips main plants are located in Cambridge, Md. with plant?}
at several other points on the eastern shore of Maryland and in thu
by
S.
Phillips,
Packing
State
of
Delaware.
Products
canned
foods,
manufactures
cans.
other
amounted
1956
and
Not
a
include
wide
sales
$15,725,719—V.
to
of
the
185,
products,
meat
soups,
variety
for
frozen
fiscal
pp.
foods.
and
609
vegetables,
Phillips
ended
year
March
also
31.
483.
the
Shield?
compensation of
asked 13.37 cents
-
Engineering:
&
Corp.—Report.*
vear,
Net
22
and
sales
of
31, 1957,
$7,204,495 com¬
$4,394.099 in the first three months
according to C. J. Reese, President.
of
the
corporation reported
first
pared
to
common
lunds of the company and, together
Aviation
Continental
Higher Profit for First Quarter—
This
a
additional
Md.,
Cambridge,
Poods
tnis
a
share.
Weld
asked
i
Stanley
the
per
White,
«jointly
Morgan
.
Not, proceeds
added
cents
Beane;
Inc.,
oi
directors
The
3
the
on
compensation of 6.863
Lynch,
Production
phosphate fertilizers began In late 1956.
CSC operates the company
under a long-term management contract.-—V. 185, p. 934.
V*
below.
System, Inc.—Offers Common
unsubscribed
C.983
adjusted.
si.485,000
FINANCING
1979—-
Hat.
Gas
shares
writing
during
olio
PRESENT
Authorized
operations
Mos!—1956
1957—2
$391,273
"200,421
'•
syndicate which will underwrite the offering. The group
won award of the issue on April 3 specifying an under¬
in
installed
consolidated
amortization
TO
110,000,000
—_
chemicals
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
time,
change
been
EFFECT
1975
lirst -quarter
expenses.
from
rev.
same
share
the
Inn.
due
129,700
inc.--
revenue—
Columbia
the
shares
the
reflect
which
annual
per
System,
$343,033,000 anil
due
$2,373,460
April 22, 1957. The offering
an additional subscription privilege authoriz¬
ing stockholders to subscribe, subject to allotment, for
provision
2,580.000
Gas
of
re¬
gasolinu
oi'n
sells
C
items,
1957—2 Months—1956
$1,164,900
also carries
company's
on
GIVING
due
$13,263,811
•
held of record April 3, 1957,
include those of
subsidiaries and, for
Company's
$68,646,329
company
aa
p.
sold
was
used
$1,327,529
End. Feb. 28—
185,
tional
multipli-
unique
year
The
Co.
change
with-
were
this
during
Division
sinking fund convertible de¬
subscription price of $15.75 per share, on the basis of one
share of new common stock for each 13 shares of common
Necessity,
Uranium
the
deci¬
1383.
$15,152,965
revealed
was
operating
Uranium
p.
Columbia
revenues
for
sell
and
$29,688,000.-
A
Consolidated
earnings for that year would have totalled S19.391.000,- or
share. Sales and other income for 1956 amounted to
$66,265.-
ijon-nared
In
nd
per
had
for
185,
depreciating certain facilities
Certificates
and
7.52
of
compared
1955.
This corporation is offering to holders of its outstanding
common
shares rights to subscribe for 1,675,415 addi¬
Clary
transfer,
automatic
calculating speed.
1956
it
outstanding
domestic
Climax
method
special
a
1272.;v;
expire at 3:30
for
taxes,
Earnings
after
$4,017,559,
of
..
to
and
produces
Northwest
See
>
Co.—Sales, Earnings, etc.—
to. stockholders
stock
S5.87.
hose
he
and
was
1956,
Columbia Gas of New York, Inc.- -New Name-
.
high-speed
new
companies
produce
D
$1.19
Southern
expenses-
oper.
p.
tallwav
—V.
division.
.
multiolication. total
versatility.—V.
earnings
cnarges
released
common
ere
its
features.
extraordinary
Controls
-
announced
automatic
Climax Molybdenum
or
28
advanced
unusual
185.
"
out.
10-key machine applies short-cut methods
atiyn
$19,903,300
issue
from ry. oner.
railway
Period
servo-
nation's
The
gross
Ohio,
series
Earnings Off—
firms
March
on
rinting Calculator, with
mal
31,
expended
4Va%
shareholders
revenue—
oper.
rev.
".*• Net
gyroscopes,
of
oper.
Railway oper.
Railway opbr.
important factor
an
of
series
ing on April 2,
Dec.
Eastern
and
series A,
working capital.—V. 185,
Colorado
Division
highly
year
shown
facilities
corporation
and
com-
;
components,
increasing
Announces New Development—
This
ended
was
Western
at
common
proceeds
Railway.,
over
—v.
division,
pointed
was
He
volume.
an
individual
also has
company
proceeds
in
the report that "The decrease
period' as compared with the last six
year is largely attributable to the costly
('$8,367*979
20-year,
amount
corporation's
Railway
placing orders of various tynes with
"significant gains" during the past year.'
iccording
to
Mr.
Clary.
He
said
the
company has
launched
new
expansion. programs
for development and testing operations as well
he
However,
$25,000
.
$450,000
1956,
year
utility
subsidiary
consolidated
„
corporation -last
of
27.
engine valves have been
furnishing
of
number
March
the
our
the
this
the
had
income
net
public
subsidiaries
one
of
Maryland
and!
business,
wholesale
series
$1.20
[
business
vaives,
programs,
The
and
which
to
stated.
rocket
new
increase
The
field
Manager
company's
ctuators
products
new
components
Mr.
Meeks,
the
n
of
missiles
by
increase
an
and
states
York,
debs.,
assume
'
stated
calendar
Period .End. Feb. 28—
Sales
market.
this
during
1955
Colorado
:
Clary Corp.—New Expansion Programs Launched—
ear-
director
the
special sik-fnonths report mailed to stockholders
a
the
Franz,
of the
Increase
None
1611.
p.
10 000
and
at
thereof.
the
1
in
S0.20
$i64,235
F.
new
The
Per Share
$7,468,492
remaining
proceeds
'
Krivy,
fee
officer
sale
receive
deduction of $1,113 715,
for the corresponding period
$7,952,683
bentures
Dividend
'$6,415,740
955
for
modernization, and
improvements both
Clarostat Mfg. Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Reports 1956 Earns.
•956.
will
tax
sales, and
A
Calendar Year—
it
shares
Andrew
August, 1956."
During the linal six months of 1956, with the exception of the 35-day
strike period, the corporation continued its
program of expansion and
1,053,003
Earnings
the
of
part
purchase
finder's
a
the
for
Said
l.
income
months
1272.
p.
Certain
in the
New
extensive
an
debs.,
stock.
1955.
to
system
gas
3:is%
persons
additional
and
as
for
2247.
in
hydro¬
ff'/a%<
underwriter
35-day steel strike during July and
$1,856,616
inc.—
oper.
April
nonrecurring
$6,673,913
.ailway
no
exercispd,
are
p.
basis
former
offered
be
has
on
corporation had sales of $148,367,374 for the six months ended
1956, compared'with $156,928,934 for the
corresponding period
." Alwin
revenues
Uccellini,
will
of
Inc.,
100,030
each
SEC
common
group
warrants
Laurie
J.
shares
the
31,
Net
MONTHS
oper.
182,
1955, according to
on
57—2 Months—1956
..ailway
Tet
warrants
Morris
The warrants
W.
shares
will receive
company
the
offering.
Frederick
The
efforts
share.
per
50,000
a
Co.,
compensation,
persons,
for
best
a
par
by
&
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Sales
\
purchase
fsuc.x
3%
abouh
of
study.
/
bs secured by now equipment co-ting net less than $10,503,000).
The certificates g,re to be dated Feb,
1, 1957 and mature in 20 equal
enu-annual instalments.—V. 185, p. 1272.
t
all
thereof.—V.
Pine Street,
70
for
said
by
10c
at
two
with
company.
Tire
estim¬
are
:ates, to
:
by
Warrants*
held
are
the
of
lor
723,
p.
16
equipment trust certificates,
an
offered
received
on
their
Glick
with
10c
offered
be
with
stock
of
stock
shares
company's
notes,
the company at Reom 2018,
by
up
who
be
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Bids—
4ew
being
are
the
to
of
connection
portion
a
$7,000,003
Construction
purposes.
due
bidding.
finance
off
pay
statement
bonds,
shares
part
as
to
are
associated
company
received,
140,000
shares
were
or
offering
statement
covering 250,000 shares of its
140,000
as
persons
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
debs.,
debs.,
construc¬
projected
a
H.
registration
a
Kentucky,
system
non-affiliated
to
gas
subsidiaries
W.
filed
the
customers.
consolidated
A.
Photographic
Corp., Sanford, Me.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
Virginia,
hydi'o-carbons
EARNINGS—For
and
into
Colonial Aircraft
1957—2 Months—1956
March
Net
4et
their
other
Sharing
profitable
a
Anaheim, Califs as a subsidiary to manufacture and sell cameras and
timing devices.
Coleman Engineering will own 93.6% of the
outstand¬
ing common stock, Mr. Coleman said.—V. 185, p. 1384.
$15,508,713 $14,636,230 $31,977,302 $30,401,622
12,416,953
11,884,476
25,383,633
24.196,894
revenue—
to
Allen
subsidiary
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
la ilway
natural
sale
Eastman, Dillon,
Profit
company
a
of
operations ate conducted
gas
West
addition,
selling
$64,846
1956.
as
timing devices and has
an
under
This
expenditures
cost
a subsidiary
operating subsidiaries are engaged in the pro¬
storage, transmission and distribution of natural
natural
In
common
said.
Current
1272.
p.
$64,846
15,000
31, the company has acquired
commercial
$3,848,658
907,815
Virginia.
to
$91,693
subsidiaries.
require
the
The
purchase,
Retail
Pennsylvania,
58,791
paid.
-
manufacturer
$19,103,747 $19,248,449 $33,911,963 $38,460,706
16,294,368
16,990,632
33,938,240
34,612,048
ry. oper.
gas.
•Common
$2,563,321
123,637
—
—.
provision
to
portion of
which Is now
js an interconnected natural
corporation, 14 operating subsidiaries and
the
of
$5,205,000
1956
shares outstanding—
—101,831
profit pel' share common stock—
$0.75
No
corporation's
estimated
a
plant
company.
duction,
the
$3,O0O,OCC
from
rev.
t
$2,604,657
•
(estimated)———
dividends'
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
composed
Preferred
V.
id
—_'
Since Jan.
■'
.ailway
extraction
service
-Earnings" Increased—
.
taxes
stock
Plan.adopted
Railway
2,478,253
826,785
•
!
a-„
presently
exclusive
CAPITALIZATION
$972,647-
taxes
profit
NOTE:
1957—Month—1956
of
.
Balance
Net
1271.
End. Feb. 28—
is
the
of
program
program
carbon
of
year
$4,359,139
Common
Chicago, Milwaukee* St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Period
end
increase
1957—2 Months—1956
$2,205,269
465,880
income
Preferred
3,881,846
ops.
tion
,
$549,344
inc.—
Coleman Engineering
Total
$5,675,633
1,932,333.
construction
3%
1,278,374
ry. oper.
oper.
1272.
p.
$1,827,718
9 Months Ended Jan. 31—>
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$5,702,333
funds
available
at
the
beginning of 1957, cash to &■»
from
operaiions
during 19o<, anu funds to be obtained
financing, will be used primarily in the financing of th$ 1957
debt
year
during the
day.—V.. 183, p. 2288.
"
4,007,751
$2,780,005
oper. income-
ry.
-V.
1957—Month—1956
the
at
net
a
other
from
and
the
production
1957—Month—1956
expenses.
Profit
$2,792,651
operating
rev.
operating exps.
Climax
.
Federal
Period End. Feb. 28—
*
by
during
gas
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
.ailway
facilities
reserves. >v
ore
and
30,486,134
3,617,695
1,966,88(4
1383.
and
of
earnings of
activity in three
reserves. amounted
year.
2,400
revenue
from
rev.
railway
—V.
•
Net
'et
new
$39,445,832
31,324,203
expenses
A
year.
net
of
limited
in
11,300,000
the
End. Feb. 28—
Railway'oper.
Railway oper.
1957—2 Mos.—1956
14,757,897
oper.
with
generated
$84,000,000,
1956
in
continuation
Estimated
about
resulted
having
company
during
Jn
-
ailway
year.
the
Expansion
produced
and
the
these
the
approximately
barrels
Period
11,1-38,462
$19,0^7,852 $19,987,839 $39,806,435
revenue,
the
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
totalled
"
$19,582,200
10,051,486
1955
at
Lahgeloth,
Pa.,
were
also
continuing into the present year.
are
reveals
interests,
$2,169,000.
to
year
1,600.000
46,845,428
for
during
facilities.
vanadium
$10,648,957
report
investment
increased
and
and
totalled
uranium
Net
1956
uranium
Uranium
$448,979
$9,948,875 $16,673,926
5,250,996
127x.
and
Period End. Feb. 28—
.ailway
tons
facilities
made'in
undertaken
1 957—2 Mos.—1956
21,794.402
S8,870,035
ops.
1151
pp.
at
Ry.—Earnings—
23,104,665
exps.
ry.
9(930;000
of'milling
$31,974,760 $31,743,277 $63,519,354 $63,671,118
revenue-
oper.
operating
also
were
V
1957—Month—1956
•
treated
with
the
Ohio
&
taxes
capacity for' milling 3,500 tons per day was installed and
placed in- operation during the third quarter. A second similar
mill
was
installed and began production in
February, 1957. Improvements
967,539
v
income
and
mills
Expansion
mill
$1,416,518
$302,244
120,706
.
Chesapeake
$1,207,439
905,195
465.641
66,200
ry. operating inc
-V.,185, p. 1271.
ailway
126,102
1957~r2 Mos.—1956
$717,421
.
8136,799
ops.
~et
.ailway
106,272
Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
Western
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
3u,026
60,197
-
1271.
p.
Federal
..v,
at . the ^company's
molybdenum
mine,
situated, on the
Continental Divide
at
Clirftax. Colo., continued to
be the
largest of
any
underground mine in North America. The mine produced
Production
$1,845,000
the
Net
Net
1957—2 Mos —1956
1957—Month—1956
•
revenue—
years.
$9,679,003.
•
Hallway
in -future
creases-
quarter
its
current
three months ended Jan.
fiscal
year,
with
income
cents
a
for
shar"
contrasted
Mr.
of
for the
Reese
the
1957
on
with
first
quarter
amounted
the 530,005 sKa™? of common
a
announced
deficit
that
of
the
$18,708
in
the
corporation
1956
now
1956
fiscal
$115,293, equal
stock outstanding
to
quarter.
has
a
backlog
tl
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1636)
approximately $52,000,000, which is being increased by a
for over $9,000,000 Just received.
declared that the management is optimistic over the
prospects
for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
1957, forecasting sales
lor
the
year
of slightly more than $40,000,000. He predicted that
deliveries will soon aggregate $4,000,000 monthly., Additional facilities
are
being made available for the Increasing production requirements,
—V.
184, p. 820.
;".j .■
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Rangr
of
orders
order
new
Reese
Mr
Period
End. Feb. 28—
Receipt
1957—2 Mos.—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue...
$547,760
$414,833
S949.058
oper.
expenses.
2,195.988
1.878.921
4.450.074
3,782,801
ry. oper.
*$1,648,228
"1,689,662
*$1,464,038
*1,613,301
*$3,501,016
inc.--
-S3.034.484
*3,300,596
from
rev.
railway
oper.
*Deiiclt.—V.
185,
*3,618,263
Inc.—Registers With Securities
Co.,
Can
Continental
The
registration statement with the SEC on March
29
1957
covering 131,593 shares of its $10 par common stock, to¬
gether with an equal number of options for common stock. The options
are
to
be
offered under the company's "Employees'
Stock Purchase
Plan 2" to executive employees of the company.—V.
lb*, p. 2012.
This
filed
company
a
South
in jet
April
on
company
J.
Day,
Dayton, Ohio.
program," Dr. Day said, "is a major comprehensive
develop steels which retain their strength at high tempera¬
Center,
Development
research
"The
effort
to
tures."—V.
185,
Net
railway
inc.-
oper.
185,
ft
will
be
announced
was
based
the
on
case
insurance in¬
histories of noted
Titled
the
on
inquiries into all fields of fraud by an insurance lawyergo before the cameras during May at the now Dallas film center.
185, p
1272.
;
dramatic
will
—V.
a
$666,690
350,837
•£ 428,828
$1,402,600
731.971
$1,283,600
853,495
ry. oner
$315,713
$243,072
$670,623
$430,105
inc.—
162,760
71,221
359,836
124,352
ay
oper,
revenue.-
oper,
expenses.
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
165,
oner,
service
its
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
expenses.
from
ry. oper.
railway oner,
—V.
185,
inc
$4,595,364
3,054,726
$9,594,194
6,637,588
$9,270,766
$1,540,638
$2,956,606
$3,038,988
839,800
revenue...
oper.
$4,820,400
3,154.110
$1,666,290
oper.
rev.
842,409
<
1,433,175
1,530,427
.-
1272.
p.
1956
1557—2 Months
1957—Month—If 56
End. Feb. 28—
6,231,778
income
$22,696,302,
standing
in
Mr.
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net rev.
from
railway
—V.
1E5,
inc.
1272.
p.
$2,335,033
1,034,35 7
$2,093,112
598,779
$1,212,771
577,078
$1,023,465
176,317
ry. oper.
oper.
line
.1957— 2 Months—1956
$7,033,762 $14,393,785 $14,132,882
5,820,991
12,300,673
11,797,843
$6,898,491
5,870,026
revenue.,^
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1656
End. Feb. 28—
■
Detroit, Toledo
RR.—Earnings—
Ironton
&
revenue..
Railway
oper,
$1,943,728
1,425,556
expenses.
$1,911,242
1,239,673
$3,933,761
2,836,361
$3,797,917
2,430,385
$518,172
269,749
oper.
Net
from
$671,569
$1,097,400
$1,367,032
334,42 7
553,901
714,794
ry. oper;
Inc.
railway ooer,
—V.
185, p.
1273.
Southern
In
Period
$826,141
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
185,
$300,008
217,200
!
'
1273.
$1,646,519
846.511
$745,210
185,448
$402,209
110,670
inc.102,440
oper,
p.
422,748
$388,396
ry. oper.
$1,644,91:8
899,748
$824,957
437,745
of
Gross
loot
District
Wholesale
of Washington, Wash¬
Corp.
Drug
ington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
SEC
covering
Jace
amount
block,
(2)
On
total
a
V.
181,
units
of
proceeds
$100
to
are
for
used
be
of inventories.—
expansion
and
gas
Diversified
Investment
Trust,
N.
Elizabeth,
Inc.,
J.—
This
investment
applied
not
of
11,
offering
the
is
the
and
1957.
of
east
for
Odessa
(4i
55%.
has
Commission
request
of
director
debentures
is
the
of
unless
185,
Merle
&
Smith,
the
Accordingly,
Fund.
prohibited
Commission.—V.
Dick
be
to
covering
will
Paso
have
and
Mexico
New
Gas
Products
retail marketing
will complete con¬
Natural
has
125
refinery
Ciniza,
at
and
El
near
Butadiene
the
oil refinery and alkylation plant
products pipe line extending from
refined
a
point
about
by
crude
new
a
Co.,
In
be
with
by
Tex.
Paso,
which
Odessa
owned
initial
an
expansible
year,
per
by
70
to
Styrene
the
whose
of
one
order
partners
purchase of
issued by
is
Elgin, Joliet
Period
the
Products
holds
Company
$22,0C0,C00 butaaisne plant
a
tons
capacity of 40 million pounds of
million.
It will be owned and
75%
of w„.ose capital stock
Company,
Products
Company,—V.
Eastern
&
End, Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
185,
1514.
p.
the
Net
Net
'
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Months—1956
oper.
revenue--
$4,745,442
$4,446,323
$9,703,72.1
$8,957,355
oper.
expenses.
3,051,296
3,003,305
6,268,808
6,079,815
$1,691,14.6
$1,443,018
$3,434,913
S2.877.54U
420,432
355,482
826,647
185,
ry.
orer.
inc.—
oper.
1273.
p.
The
and
Sales
profit
the
of
profit
In
the
1955
1956
per
Together,
increase
an
outstanding
the
at
over
end
the
of
assets
Net
arrangements
of
The
completed
were
American
Crayon
Co.,
for
of
assets
—V.
Rhodes
J.
company.
the
cash
184,
Cox
Fund,
This
San
March
28,
Sandusky,
Ohio.
Francisco,
Calif.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
Francisco
1957
San
investment
filed
company
amendment
an
The
For
registration statement covering 19,916
par beneficial shares in the Fund.—V.
183, p. 1753.
$1
on
Chief
of
Net
Income
to
1955
Metals &
all-time
an
487,500 shares of
$1,403,050,
Sales
Ihe
net
or
1956
worth
total
there
of
E.
that
are
also
share
period,
Net
no
markets.—V.
20%
capital
SIC. 145,827,
of
shares
Ducommun,
the
a
of
all
the
strong
Mr.
Chief
Executive
later
agreed
percent
year's
signs
2738.
high
year's
share
a
assets
stock
sales
position,
of
figures.
on
with
an
of
dividend,
in
his
continues
slackening
Jan.
18.001
the
for
and
a
Peoples
Gas
Ray
Equitable
both
the
Light
&
Board
Coke
Co.
since
1953,
capacities
In
first
recent
and
has
who
as
15,
oper.
Net
strong,
to
the
the
185,
share¬
and
that
company'*
p.
the
for
President
cents
per
for
share
22,896,619
21,527,914
$5,672,130
$5.36"\530
inc.__
1,137,773
1,066,146
1,943,185
1,929,299
1273.
in
calculated
1956,
Sherman
elected
dent
on
and
its
and
Fairchild,
founder
and
a
succeeding John H.
director, "to devote more
however,
line
of
industrial
harmful
Mr.
M.
President,
will
continue
reflection
x-ray
type
cameras
as
optical
that
a
will
Board
Clough,
15,
Jan.
the
on
all
1957,
Chairman,
who
resigned
has
as
April
185,
Corp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
reduce
incorporated
exposure
of
in
without
salary.-
Morris Plan Corp.
(formerly The
reported total earnings for 1956 of $1,480,801,
medical
patients
to
of America) on
equivalent, after
preferred dividends, to 65 cents per share of common stock, consisting
of 62 cents in operating income
(Including equity in the earnings of
subsidiaries)
and three cents in security profits. The comparable per
share
amount in
1955
was
$1.33, representing 73 cents in operating
of
decrease
The
in security
60 cents
and
income
cents
11
profits.
share
per
operating
in
income
195G
in
primarily a reflection of underwriting losses experienced by the
corporation's subsidiary insurance companies. Security profits in 1956
were
nominal in comparison with the large capital gain realized in
1955
from
the sale of
investments in certain banks.
Cash
dividends
of
$2.25
and 30
cents per share were
declared
was
respectively
preferred
the
on
and
shares
common
in
1956.—V„
185,
935.
p.
Sold—Public offering was
Fisher Governor Co.—Stock
(par
banking group headed by
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Of the total, 184,800 shares rep¬
resented new financing by the company, and an equal
made
April 3 of 369,600 shares of common stock
on
at $12.50 per share, by a
of certain stockholders.
amount are shares
The offering
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed and
represented the initial public offering of securities in
was
company's 77-year history.
the
will
shares
its
at
proceeds
bank
current
of
used
be
to
Marshalltown,
its
accruing to the company from the sale
complete capital additions and improve¬
plant,
Iowa,
incurred
loans
to
possibly to
and
earlier
finance
repay a por¬
stages of this
These
expenditures call
for approximately
$600,000 for completion of additional plant facilities, and $600,000 for
additional equipment and machinery.
improvement
program.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
Shares
Hornblower
&
Julien Collins & Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Se-
Sacbs-fe
Co.
a
-
Peabotiy & Co.
Beane
Weld
__
Curtis
A.
Walston
C.
Hill Richards &
Lester. Ryor.s &
17,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwooa
Reinholdt & Gardner
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason.
Inc.
1
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.__
Howies, Winston & Co
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson__
Grant-Brownell & Co
Raymond J. Plunkett & Co.
Woodard-Elwood & Co
Thomas L. Crabbe & Co.__
T. C. Henderson & Co.,
Inc.
Co.___;—
Co
Pacific Northwest Co
_
Central
13,000
Co.
Inc.-.
10,590
Corp.
10,500
&
&
Co..
Blair
10,500
Inc
Allyn & Co.,
William
&
Inc.l___
Republic Co.
Reid &
&
(Inc.)
6.000
Co
&
7.500
7,500
Co., Inc
Whipple
Ellis
7,5CO
Co
&
7,509
6,009
Simmons
Leo
L.
Mak,
4,000
4.000
Goodbody & Co.
Securities
Becker
G.
Co
Jackson
-
Equitable
A.
&
4.000
Co.__
17,000
17,000
Securities
Webster
Webber,
&
17,000
17,000
__
Inc.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
Eichler
Co
17,000
Co
&
6.000
19,000
Loeb & Co
!
Eastman Dillon. Union
curities
Shares
Bateman,
Weeks-
Kuhn,
&
severally
*
•
The Milwaukee Co
Baker, Simonds &
19.003
Corp.___
Boston
19,000
44,600
Co.:
&
Forgan
Merrill
have
below:
First
Kidder,
below
respective numbers of shares of common stock
purchase the
to
forth
been
to personal interests," Mr.
consultant
to
the corporation,
•
outstanding
the
610.
p.
corporation
1
Bacon,
Presi¬
as
basis.
same
of
Financial General
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
2,500
2.500
2,500
2,000
2.000
2,000
Inc.
is the world's largest manufacturer of auto¬
equipment such as automatic pressure regulators for
BUSINESS—Company
control
matic
steam,
gases
fluids
and
DIVIDENDS—The
year
serve
Feb.
preferred stock, series A
cash.—V.
for
Blunt
time
systems
radiation.
fairchild
period
same
shares of 5% cumulative
($50 part were called for redemp¬
tion on Feb.
28.
1957 at $52.50 per share. Of the 5,029 shares out¬
standing on Jan. 15, 1957, 4,915 were converted into common stock
totaling 22,264 shares, and the balance of 114 shares were redeemed
On
Fulton
Corp.—New Pres.—
new
dividends, as compared with 48
in 1956, calculated on the same
preferred
for
the
the six months ended
for
convertible
1957—2 Months—1956
10.628,730
reached
28, 1957 reached $33,484,159
corresponding months of 1956.
against $1,612,835 for the
comparable 1956 period.' Net income, after taxes, totaled $1,373,979
as
compared with $729,335 for the first half of fiscal 1956,
Earnings for the six months' period were equivalent to 73 cents
per share on the 1,810,387 shares of common stock outstanding on
Feb. 28, 1957, as against 37 cents per share for the comparable period
ner
52,846 260
Earnings—
earnings
periods in the company's history.
ended Feb. 28, 1957 rose to
compared with $23,850,667 for the
before taxes, was $3,026,324,
Stone
$26,897,444
and
quarter
provision
Net sales
as
has
10,904,439
Instrument
of
basis.
Chair¬
as
$3,076,649
Fairchild Camera &
stock
three months were equivalent to 64 cents per share
shares of common stock outstanding on Feb. 28.
the
1,810,387
after
Goldman,
ry. oper.
oper.
or
for
Paine,
$13,981,138 $13,474,990 $28,568,749
expenses-
sales
quarter,
Corp. '
1957—Month—1956
revenue--
from
rev.
railway
—V.
and
l$o7,
End. Feb. 28—
cash
in
compared with a pre-tax profit of $2,022,702 a year earlier.
after taxes, for this period totaled $1,185/798 as against
the corresponding quarter in 1956.'
as
1957,
2536.
p.
either
estimated at $131,625.55, will be added to
and utilized as additional working
company
consecutive
corresponding
Earnings for
on
of
.
been
months,
advice,
a
and
-
Murphy,
D.
consultation
for
of
and
Chicago,
of
Jr.,
1957.
1,
June
that
in
year
183,
Oates,
Chairman
and
office
The
F.
President
new
a
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Clough,
the
of
take
of
Board.—V.
Railway
the
increasing
message
in
will
elected
James
1955
announced
Officer
remain
the
since
Chairman,
as
to
of
Railway
$39,-
clo-ing
$20,325,656,
On
in¬
497.098.
to
reported
any
over
compares
$47,214,885,
of
previous
business
of
This
42%
Net
financial
hi',h
new
$4.10
to
also
Is
He
Officer
Oates
board
Period
1955.
$10,304,499.
two
President,
current
p.
over
its
for
all-time
outstanding
significant
184,
an
equal
the
income,
Glore,
1
1952, and before Dec/1, 1953,
$21,901,768
as
against $17,966,893 in the second quarter of the preceding year.
Net income, before taxes, amounted to $2,606,643 for the three-unonth
The
April
on
the
2466.
p.
fifth
sales
Net
White,
increased
outstanding.
reported
reached
distributed
then
last,
31,
$1,998,423,
of
stock
maintained
working
number
Charles
a
approximately
company
holders
high
Dec.
Equitable
additional
Supply Co.—Profits Up 42%—
ended
year
common
$2.89
company
with
year
the
in
of
crease
the
for
Officer.
Executive
Chicago.
.end
directors
Executive
director
Erie
Ducommun
182,
the
agreed
of
and
company
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Reports Record
$143.28
President Elected—
board
Chief
man
its
to
$2,579,156
21,135
$162.47
—.
1690.
p.
of
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
into
merger
The
&
Sept. 30/56
share
Discount
the
Vice-President),
and
Net proceeds,
balances
capital.—V.
tion
31/57
$3,433,790
1.
—
(President
the
set
$60,963,
provide virtually every product, except pens,
needed
for
handwriting, freehand drawing,
painting or marking of
any kind.—V.
184, p. 2224. '
i
Dodge
market
per
of
alter Feb. 25,
share
same
companies
With Securities
at
shares
Capital
—New
1957,
Mar.
Net
year.
of
of—
As
Net
of 8.7%
or $1.51
per
share on the
included a non-recurring profit
profit
Energy Fund Inc.—Reports Higher Net Assets
history
stockholders.
to
to $12,646,727,
$376,771,
net
company
the
report
its
in
share.
January,
Dixon
level
Frank G. Atkinson,
earnings,
while
of insurance dividerds only, at an offering price of
The 150,C00 class C shares are to be offered, at 50c
per
share,
to all holders
of life insurance policies of the Insur¬
ance
company,
regardless of date of policy.
Commissions of 2.5c,
3.5c and 5c per share will be paid to James E. McNeils and
John
ments
high sales ol $11.633,337 attained in
1955.
Ne*.
or
the equal of $2.03 per share on the 250,000
was
The
cents
24
«r
annual
the
amounted
in
85,00'J
snares,
share.
PROCEEDS—Net
Record Sales—
highest
the
to
increase
38%
stock
common
for
basis.
in
year
record
$520,567,
was
shares
than
disclosed
for
previous
sales
lifted
1956
better
a
President,
the
in
company
scored
Co.—Has
Crucible
Dixon
are
per
of
(Joseph)
A
assignment
•
,
class
became policyholders in the Farm
Feb.
25,
1952, for assignment of
49,000 shares are to be offered to
emplojees
Insurance company
trie
647,225
fr.
rev.
railway
—V.
shares
to
at an offering price of 25c per share. The, 120,000
to be offered to persons who became policyholders
company,
35c
$1)
the
"*
B
This
Arizona,
6,500-barrel-per-day
of
Odessa,
near
styrene
the
in
who
prior
only;
and
directors
for
and
development
of butadiene per year.
expected to be ready for test runs next July.
Plans also have
substantially completed for construction of a $5,500,000 styrene
plant
of
persons
Fund's
exemption
an
1152.
p.
El
and
Paso
apd
the calptal stock, is constructing
Odessa, with a capacity of 50,000
is
Canada,
until April
Co.
Aluminum
of
interested
given
hearing
a
exploration
in place.
of
will
application
program,
Gallup, N. Mex., in late 1957. "
,
plans
are
well
advanced
for
construction
Company
Odessa, Tex.,
refinery to a
near
cubic
million
185
order
debentures
of
$600,000
announced on March 28, has
permitting its acquisition
was
exemption
an
Texas,
of
Products
this
next
further
a
wholly-owned
El
three refineries
new
a
addition,
In
the
expansion
operates
West
struction
for
through
reserves
company's
in
outlets
operated
thereon. Alcan has proposed the public
$125,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due 1980. One of
to
underwriters
a
it
company,
SEC
exceed
to
Ltd.;
the
to
cited in the report:
preparation
current
principally
now
innovation
an
(he
Oi
(non-voting).
persons
Co.
dividends
insurance
in
to
Profit,
requirements.
of
offered
Insurance
Insurance
class
stock
common
be
officers,
capacity of more than three 'million cubic feet, of
day. The company continued in 1956 to increase its
per
The
been
Seeks Exemption of SEC—
such
purchase of
which
Commission
under
has
of
supply,
gas
It
1473.
p.
Juan
Basin
the United
.and necessity for the first 150 million
of these, additional demands, has filed application
Power
completion
delivery
natural
near
filed a letter of notification with the
registered debentures to be offered at
and multiples thereof, without under¬
22
Wi'U
of
850,000
in
The
writing.
March
on
to
convenience
day
per
17. miles
$7,379,664 and
from
San
the
Colorado
to
450
Federal
balance
(he
Co..
1956 rose to $8,110,450 and $1,025,999
$704,755 in 1955. —V. 184, p. 820.
net profit in
profit end
from
southwestern
and
north
Paso completed and placed in service approximately
million cubic feet per day expansion of its main
El
a
public
feet
(3)
respectively
border
Nevada); Pacific Northwest's principal markets are in
Washington, although it will also make deliveries else¬
of
the
through
Inc.—Earnings Continue to Rise—
Diebold
extends
System
Mexico
New
C
to
Home
$906,090
line system,
It also entered into agreements to make additional gas
deliveries totalling 435 million cubic feet per day, obtained a certi¬
with
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper. revenue..,.
Railway oper. expenses.
Northwest Pipe¬
of Pacific
the
1.956,
is
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
covering 125,006 snares of class A common stock noting);.
highs for
.
acquisition
route of its system.
Among elements in El Paso's progress,
two-thirds
"Twinplex",
the
company
1957,
&
promise of
which the com¬
Seattle.
Pipe lines operated by El
Paso and Pacific Northwest are complementary: El Paso serves markets
in California and
the Southwest ( Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas
Oiegon
and
where along
designated
camera,
This
29,
give
.
Northwest
Pacific
northwestern
Command.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission-—
.
activities in
the varied
recent
;
gas.
The
initial
am
Force's Air
shares
common
economically delivered to the markets served by the entire
Pacific Northwest's, system, just completed, is connected with
aiea of the
United States not previously served witn
States-Canadian
cubic
RR.—Earnings—
Line
Shore
Toledo
Paso's
in
9,935,720
major
natural
ficate
Detroit &
income was
shares out¬
December.
This com¬
be
can
last
the
(1)
Net rev.
were
Corp, gives access to "all of the proven and potential gas reserves
that
and
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1556
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
subsidiaries
accomplishments
1956
that
'
El
that
split
stock
$1.53 a share on
the stock split).
engaged."
system,"
in
or
reflect
"rapid growth in all of
said
Its
and
preferred stock, remaining net
on
the 10,770,170 common
two-for-one
a
to
reported
Kayser
future
Paso
share
a
$15,172,940,
(adjusted
pany is
Lackawanna & Western
Delaware,
$2.11
following
1955
El
for
increase of 23,4% over the $179,451,032 in 1955.
at an all-time high, $26,736,242.
Alter provision for
an
dividends on
or
with
pares
unprecedented"
'-V-.i-
revenues
gross
1950,
was
in
$4,039,840
He
Period
Earnings at Peak
"almost
at
L.,
Consciidated
Net
growing
areas
April 4.
on
Corp.—Earnings—
ItR.
Hudson
&
and
Kayser/President, reported to stockholders
Paul
the Air
Farm & Home Loan & Disccunt Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
,
are
Gas Co.—Sales
Expansion—This company's sales and earnings were at
record highs in 1956, with demand for gas supplies in
rates,
in
camera,
by
120,000 shares of class B common stock % voting); and 150,000 snares of
Market Demands Increase Sharply—Continues
as
Fairchild
of mapping cameras,
class
$221,515,546 In
Period
$678,000
1273.
p.
t
mapping
new
to
1957—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Railway
the
for
awarded
actually comprising two precision aerial map¬
bod> . In extent, the cam ra
will accomplish, as e single unit, pnotography which heretofore has been
accomplished by two separate cameras. The design keeps pace with an
entirely new technique in mapping, according to R.
G. Hennessey,
Marketing Manager for the Reconnaissance Systems Division. (Work
on
the program will extend through September, 1958.—V. 184, p. 725.
Ry.—Earnings—
Pacific
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
.
Delaware
Ihe
than two years.; Fairquq^ity performance as
contract.
new
was
with
negotiated
contract
less
in
Corp.
deliveries and
ping cameras combined in a single camera
1273.
p.
Winnipeg
Duluth,
in 1956
Industries, Inc.—New TV Series—
series
first property to be filmed in Dallas, Texas,
April 1 by Joe Graham, President.
"Indemnity,"
this
original
TV
property — which
features
vestigations
$221,063
127,649
1,016,825
field
ry. oper.
1513.
p.
Dallas Film
television
*511,176
*120,008
expenses-
from
EI Paso Natural
A
$115,176
68,243
oper.
Rail
Crucible Vice-President in charge of Research and
Development, said the one-year'renewal is effective April 1.
The con¬
tract is under
the direction of
the Materials Laboratory, Wright Air
M.
*$2,793
*51,063
Railway
renewal of its contract with
high-temperature steels for use
aircraft.
Dr.
Materiel
$565,889
announced
1
for development of new
$1,237,888
568.682
$1,130,706
1,141,882
revenue—
the
contract
D
$314,037
of
$635,490
520,314
oper.
rev.
and
R
amount
such
third
Machines
on-schedule
cited
resulting in
The
1957—2 Months—1956
Rail wry
"Deficit;—V.
the Air Force
RR.—Earnings—
Atlantic
&
Renewed—.
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Contract
This
Shore
1957—Month—1956
Net
Business
officials
the
is
contract
International
End. Feb. 20—
Period
announced by this corporation's Reconnaissance Sys¬
been
SAGE
factors
Duluth,
Exchange Commission—
for
$1,000,771
of
amount
Division.
tems
1273.
p.
the
in
sub-contract
new
a
has
camera,
Net
Net
of
components of the SAGE computer system plus an Air Force contract
lor a
research and development program for a unique new mapping
S748.317
Railway
child
ana
Sub-Contract Received—
New
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1S56
Monday,*April 8, 1957
...
since
1909
EARNINGS—Net
and
all
types
of
liquid
company's common stock
except
for
earnings
1921,
for
1932
the
and
year
level controllers.
has paid dividends every
1933.
ended
Dec.
31,
1956,
after
Number 5627
Volume 185
all
charges
the
and
preceding
with
taxes,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$2,608,899
were
Sales
year.
.
.
to
compared
as
1956
tor
to
In
$1,460,784
$26,657,897
were
give effect to
split
compared
as
$20,025,124.
$2
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO PRESENT
($1
'
Outstanding
Authorized
' *3,000,000shs.
value)
par
served
covering
1385
pp.
held
shares
issuance
for
Options
185,
66,450
the
under
64,000
of
the
treasury
company's
and
shares
stock
■
re¬
cash
option
•
.
•
"
.
the
yield 4.30% to maturity.
Sinking fund provisions of
provide for the retirement of
^
; Net
of
at
plus
interest.
accrued
They also
annum.
"/.V,'- *V
.
.V.
!.*•
'
will
000
plants
being built,
now
water,
Texas,
follows:
as
expected
to
be completed
the
in
fair of
Ind.,
to
be
completed
capacity by
BUSINESS—Flintkote
the
manufacture,
floor
coverings
consunrer
income
fall
than
more
asphalt-
products
sales
during
Net
CAPITALIZATION
increase
V
totaled
'
GIVING
EFFECT
'
•
•
.
$107,085,509
•
promissory note due
4%%
$4
debentures
Common
stock,
"Includes
•'
and
due
$10,000,000
$5
value)
par
unissued
employees.
shares
10,000,000
several
65,540 shs.
issuance
officers
to
underwriters,
represented
by Lehman
Brothers, One William Street, New York 4, N. Y., have severally agreed
to purchase, and the
company has agreed to sell to them severally the
respective
principal amounts of debentures
—(000's
Lehman Brothers.—
C.
A.
Bacon.
Bear,
A.
Whipple
&
Becker
&
Alex.
Brown
&
&
&
Eastman
The
Sons
First
Paine,
Boston
Schwabacher
I.
370
Smith,
370
Co
Stcne
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hallgarten & Co
145
&
&
&
&
Barney & Co.______
370
Securities
370
G.
Wertheim & Co..
270
White,
370
—V.
185,
1515.
p.
Ford Motor Co.
Ford
_?
270
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Lincoln
428,937
36^-457
28,1*72
84,109
19,395
101,322
3,389
14,294
185,
127
134
278
the
628,940
524,305
Fundamental Investors, Inc., Elizabeth, N.
J.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
March
on
business
29
filed
with
the
SEC
amendment
an
;
•
"Lexan"
test
make
the
•;)
\
the
'
developed
by
the
■
plant,
it
the
its registration statement
covering an additional 2,000,000 shares of
capital stock (par $2).—V. 133, p. 2182. -
also
is
corporation
of
the
fed
be
Gas
under
to
located
are
Cleveland,
This
City
is
of
has
earlier
and
this
incorporated
Jell-O
has
and
the
of
taken
from
energy
set
by
up
This
Futures, Inc.—Asset Value Higher—
Co.
turbine-
is
Net
value
asset
—V,
183,
p.
share
per
$2.84
$3.15
$3.32
1365.
Gardner-Denver
Stock
Dec. 31, '55
Co.—Elects
New
Vice-Presidents—
the
by
operators
Bechtel
other
of
p." 1274.
185,
distribution
the
Jell-O divisions
Option Plan Approved—
been
V.
Gutekunst,
D.
the
.
,
in
elected
Leece,
The
President.
officers
and
of
other
stock
common
directors
key
approved
personnel.
available
are
The
at
Under
for
stock
this
option
to
corporation
011
100,000
granted
for,
plan
option
plan
be
during the next five years.—V. 185,
Gaudio Bros., Inc.,
SEC
restricted
a
Mass.
the
of
shares
by
the
board
amount
on
and
April
of
1
Jell-O
Gaines
Baker
the
divisions,
Food
15
filed
letter
a
notification
of
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to
improvements; inventory and working capital.
General Dynamics Corp.—Net
be
Baker
totaled
sales
by
sales
net
$1,047,818,510,
for
reported
John
Jay
annual
The
activity
an
the
Hopkins,
corporation,
the
with
used
for
leasehold
Chairman
includes
report
its
full
a
Sales Over One Billion
it
the
of
an
history
increased
and
Hopkins'
April
on
i
President.
and
finanaial
growth
under
announced
Board
11-year
dramatic
decade
was
the
of
scope
executive
of
direction.
Consolidated
$14,400,000
the
same
net sales
in
1956
were
72
times greater than sales of
reported for the year 1946.
The estimated backlog during
period spiraled from $4,500,000 at the
1946
end
year
$2,195,000,000
at
the
close
of
to
1956.
On
a
"pro forma"
basis, obtained by combining figures for com¬
panies which joined General Dynamics
during the 11-year period, sales
increased from $50,400,000 in
194S to the billion-plus figure in 1956
and
the
two
billion.
backlog
Consolidated
of
$2,226,598,
profit
after
sidiary)
shares
of
per
in
equal
to
29
net
cents
or
share
after
in
1946
the
per
sale
share
year
adjustment
for
of
to
common
dividends
stock
as
than
more
special
credit
representing
broadcasting
on
This
were
a
a
based
end.
which
a
share,
common
the
1955,
of
end
(including
the
was
an
$21,254,386,"
three-for-two
the
sub¬
7,723.964
increase
or
stock
JL956.
Cash
corporation
produced
passenger
cars
trucks
and
in
compared
J956
with
amounted
$1.47
per
to
$1.73
share
in
combined
a
value
par
cumulative
5»/2%
-cumulative
certificates
This
action
from
authorized
now
to
seven
preference
the
number
of
to
stock
of
the
unanimously
as
cer¬
out¬
three.
amendment
well
stock
represent shares of $5
reduced
an
as
preference
salaried
re-electing
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Feb. 28,'57 Feb. 29,'5«
1
; $181,215
$159,611
86,238
95,753
$73,373
$85,463
$0.34
Co.
$0.39
Merchandise
Coupons
_i__
To
—
to
Have
relationship
inaugurated
was
The
all
the
in
industry
Federation
merchandise
chain's
288
Bank
coupons
markets
presented
are
markets
in
coupons
in
each
have
Union
Co.
between
April
1
on
Trust
&
turned
the
the
banking
in
of
by
Middle
and
this
as
Co.
York
customers
Atlantic
tha
company
New
of
the
the
states.
at
year
the
check-out
counters
of
area.
mailed
been
food
eastern
The
100%
and
a
Vt.
It
chain
market
new
April 3 opened
on
Center,
the
will
within
occupies
self-service
refrigerated
meat
be
weekly
from
9,600
Its newest
the
the
each
market
store
to
Main St.,
on
fifth
supermarket
three
past
weeks.
feet of
square
department,
produce
large
department.—V.
Great Sweet Grass Oils,
It
space,-
frozen
185,
opened
food
department,
1386
pp.
by
will feature
and
1275.
The
Securities
and
Exchange
Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
Commission
April
on
3
announced
the
issuance of two orders under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 sum¬
marily suspending trading in the capital stocks of this company and
of Kroy Oils, Ltd.,
respectively, on the American Stock Exchange, for
period
it
of
ten
days from April 4, 1957 to April
that-such action is necessary1 and
declared
13, 1957; inclusive;
appropriate for the
protection of investors and tc prevent fraudulent, deceptive or manipu¬
lative acts or practices.—V. 185, p. 1516.
Hartfield
SEC
at
stock
$9
The
to
is
Co.
be
SEC—
is
to
offered
Johnston,
72
be
cents
company
lists
Los
of
of
Hills,
New
held;
holdings
of
of
shares
director,
and
166,320
134,918
shares;
held;
who
Sybil
Milton
proposes
Hartfield, of
Guttermart.
H.
Vice-President,
shares
Hertz
President
company
his
75,000
York,
shares
67,458
outstanding 600,000 shares of common stock.
selling stockholders, as follows: Leo Hart-
four
Angeles,
75,000
share.
per
has
now
sell
for
public sale by the holders thereof
underwriting group is headed by Van Alstyne,
Lemon & Co.; and the underwriting com¬
The
and
prospectus
Beverly
of
With
on April 4 filed a registration statement with the
200,000 outstanding shares of its $1 par common stock.
share.
per
&
The
to
Stores, Inc.—Registers
corporation
covering
Noel
in
and
Secretary and director, 25,000 of 77,926
Gutterman, of Long Island, N. Y., 25,000 of
Elsie
held.—V.
185,
485.
p.
Corp.—Acquires Michigan Car Rental Firm—
Trucks
325,296
44,212
321,371
44,783
39,270
318,763
275,774
38,984
341.116
45,941
49,379
April 2, 1957, covering
offered for subscription
registration
1,500,000
statement
shares
of
its
common
SEC on
stock, to be
under the company's Savings Stock Purchase
Program for Salaried Employees in the United States.—V. 185, p. 1515.
Operating
Operating
Fed.
revenues
$890,563
$788,800
$1,772,084
$1,583,480
484,748
463,505
1,006.232
936,829
148,500
112,500
271.500
Other
operating
taxes_
70,050
68,346
140,313
137,022
$187,265
$144,449
$354,039
—V.
,107,996
262,082
185,
$2.82
split
per
1955,
share
of
adjusted
214,731
1274.
p.
stockholders
William
for
1937
O'Neil,
should
anticipate
L.
tires
A.
no
April
on
sales
2
closely
unusual
were
for
President
reflect
our
advances
McQueen, Vice-President,
were
37%
ahead
of
the
told
that
sales
in
General
projected
our
fixed
reported
same
said
for
period
"our
1957
sales
would
earnings
increase
be
curve
since
we
operational costs."
sales on passenger car
that
a
year
added that
areas of business
ago.
has
A.
Tire's
Kimball,
President
major subsidiaries,
doubled
in
the
past
year.
of
Included
were
In
more
than
Canada,
for
Hertz
1,300
abroad,
may
offices
23
and
service
in
foreign
in
Rapids,
850
cities
in
and possessions.
other city
any Hertz office.
through
be made
than
more
countries
Grand
or
any
than
70
to
rental
car
the
Hertz
outlets
in
France
and
North
Africa
have
System.
United
the
States,
according
In Paris,
located
to
Is
Walter
the
L.
Jacobs,
central
President.
of
company
a
chain
facilities
Cars
of
such
in
Marseille,
Brest,
Biarritz,
in
Hertz
tories
is
by
185,
p.
important
Toulon,
also
can
Nice
North
be
and
seaport
Lyon
rented
and
from
Cannes,
as
industrial
and
cities
as
Bordeaux,
Metz.
Hertz
well
in
as
the
resort cities
in Casablanca, Tunis and
popular
Africa.
currently represented in 22 foreign countries and terri¬
indeoendently-owned franchised Hertz
System members.—
1387.
stead, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
per
used
corporation on March 22 filed a letter of notification with the
250,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be issued
of rights to buy said stock at par ($1 per share) at 10c
covering
exercise
upon
right.
for
will
There
general
be
no
corporate
underwriting.
Die
proceeds
are
to
ba
purposes.
He
Tire was moving ahead
rapidly in three new
—airplane wheels and brakes, polyurethane and air springs.
eral
locations
Jacebs,
the car rental
next few months.
independent car rental companies operating in 70 cities throughout
France
and
North
Africa.
Besides Paris,
Hertz now has car rental
The
Chairman,
Mr.
Hollingrsworth Company Enterprises, Inc., West Hemp¬
1956.
and
April 2 that approximately
on
rental
car
to
purchase of the controlling interest in Europcars, S. A.,
completed on April 1 the corporation for the first time will engage
in company-owned car rental operations outside the continental limits
V.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Expects Sales to Rise—
The
three
Through
Algiers
142,661
has
country or
added
been
$287,129
Net
operating income
after
charges
Net
Grand
System
France and North Africa—
222.500
taxes___
and
According
States,
Europcars,
expenses
income
the
of
1957—2 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
of
Hertz
Car
A
of
Increases Foreign Operations—Adds Rental Outlets in
of
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
More
the
with
Rent
holder
fleet will
within the
by 50%
world's largest car and truck renting and leasing organi¬
now
United
Michigan
Helmer,
A.
Hertz President, said
trucks
Reservations
Registers Employees' Stock Offer With SEC—
a
L. Jacobs,
Hertz,
this
Charles
.
acquisition.
expanded
in
acquired
has
from
there.
and
cars
be
Trucks
Cars
276,285
filed
Inc.,
Walter
50
the
the
March
corporation
corporation
zation,
1956
Passenger
February
Dan
declared
314,758
January
substantially ahead of
on
$4.14
the
1956
per
tax
outstanding at
earnings
at
during
income
$31,946,995,
common
over
common
$349,200,000
earnings
applicable
were
of
50%
from
net
This
Canada during March, as compared with 390,495
during March, 1956, it was announced on April 1. Of the total vehicles
produced
by GM during
March
275,774
were
passenger
cars
and
38,984 were trucks. Comparisons follow;
,
This
corporation and subsidiaries in 1956
increase of 52%
over
the $687,274,182 net
year,
%
issues
also
Union.
of
franchise
this
previous
charting
during
of
have
headquarters in East Paterson, N.
J.,
for processing
accounting departihent. This detailed operation involves
counting and billing.
Rapids,
General Motors Corp.—March Car Production—
Cars
Dollars—Backlog Continues to Rise—
Consolidated
by
4
stock.
development
Grand
.
field.
Camden, N. J.—Files With SEC—
March
and
stock
Manchester
opera¬
Walter
Dog
and
1957:
debentures due April 1, 1972 to be offered
denominations of $100 and multiples thereof. No
in
>4
--
Union
mission
the
Passenger
covering $250,000 of 7%
face
r-
-.
chain's
sorting,
This
Post
Franklin
1153.
p.
«
-
share
items,
This
Detroit,
Chattanooga,
the United States and
_
also
"*••!.
>
-
General
stockholders
have"
otherwise
'
1755.
Union
the
space
General
Sales Manager of the Denver plant and
Manager of the Keller Tool Division, have
Vice-Presidents, it was announced on April 1 by Gifford
Maddox,
*
taxes
Heretofore,
The
George
Brice
program of
proposal to streamline
capitalization was approved by a'
taxes
food
grocery
1042.
p.
would
>
a
now employed.")
saving of • about
are
also
and
warehouse
United States.
warehouse
185,
people
distribution
*
alternative
4?A%
replaced
5%
income
over
Grand
a
customers
V.
to 'Univ&rsal-Inter*_
irt the Uf S.
branches
30
<
expansion, the corporation emphasized, is a pre¬
step In the major distribution program for Improving service
under continuous study at General Foods,
The corporation now has 12 major field warehouses in strategically
located distribution centers around the country. The five other major
facilities—all owned by the corporation—are located in Jersey City;
Camp Hill, Pa.; Toledo;
Kankakee, 111., and San Leandro, Calif.—
to
"Qur
management
company,
______
food
building
liminary
Dec. 31. '56
and
O'Neil,
many as 2,00(3,000 coupons, representing cash savings to cus¬
tomers
of
from
1
cent
to 25 cents and more on the purchase of
atomic
establishing
division
the
assigned
^
and
income
per
new
Eastern
on
year.
over
a
profit-sharing paograni
185, p. 1515.
for
handling
a
consolidation
into
into its
facilities
Mr.
We instituted
these
net
stock
the
$5.50
preference
183, p.
Grand
5,000-KW
streamlined
and
by
Dorchester,
result
of
profit
turned
Laboratory
peacetime
a
for
Minneapolis,
operations
The
profit
retail
•
.
.
being
constructibn
throughout
Dallas,
direct
a
Baker-Gaines
Post
tions.
in
Kansas
move
announced
as
cities
key
of
a
said
Opens New Supermarket in Vermont—
Electric
&
ground
Post
division
that
preferred
*'' "f • 1
preference
Grand
company's
announced
was
for future operation.—V.
expanded
.
Processed by Triist Company—
■
will
reorganized
Products
additional
seven
former
has
newly
Institutional
was
close down
1,000 jobs.
Radio Pictures.''
told
now
before
Net
Net
and
This
production
many
problem,"
Our eventual
RKO
stockholders
Profit
A
General Foods Corp.—Adds Seven Warehouses—
the
to
us
about
(H. W.) Gossard Co.
field.
.
,
now
development
%
'
training
a
nuclear power plants' scheduled
too
3 Months Ended—
.
facilities
Pacific
plant,
gas-cooled, reactor."
a
directors.—V.
.
in
operations.
Feb. 28, '57
all
—V.
.
generating
planned as
are
employees'
Electricity produced by the pioneer plant will be fed into the PG&E
system.
Operation of the atomic electric generating plant Is expected
to get under way late in 1957.
nuclear
(1>
United States
of
stockholders'
The
which develops electrical
.
reactor
process
Commission
As
research
for
of
'
certificates.
1
chemical
,
turbine-generator
Vallecitos
at
producing
and
pre¬
it
demonstrated
been
L
generating
and
develop
distribution
forced
capitalization
cumulative
rollers,
film
the company's
Vallecitos Atomic Power
the instruments will control the transfer of
dollar
the-nuclear
now
plan; effected by an amendment to the corporation's constitu¬
reduces the outstanding issues 'of cumulative preference stock to
the 5Vfe%: and the- $5 series.
This is in addition to* the'4V*%
con¬
vertible series.
These three
issues, which constitute the basic
tificates
the announcement
for
;
Steam
to
As of—
che
were
vote:--
The
Is
Instrument
Department has shipped a complete
instrumentation for this country's first, privately-
a
are
diagnosis
stability,, low
maturity by the
Department.
generator installation which
at the Vallecitos site. ..*)
In
corpopration
Electric's
company
They
The
in
we
'
has
discoveries
facility,
$29,000,000.
instrument system—designed by the new nuclear instrumentation
of the Instrument Department—will be installed at the
power.
767
174,608
1385.
p.
Electric
Sacramento
'
'
tion,
Provision
■'
research
"
facilities.
the
the company.
corporation's
ferred
plant
general dis¬
drawer
thermal
*
facilities
—V.
in
liquidation
pilot
and
to
this time 83
transaction resulted in
-
standing
cbmpleted
"
completely-integrated
industry, including liquid,
The
organization
14,096
'
208,189
.
General
boiling-water reactor to
The
63,843
4,045
_____
Total
material
the
said
'
been picked by the Atomic Energy
at
Stockholders
97%
*
83,137
>
Continental
been
and
for
the
replace
He
*
most
research," medical
Division:
solve
This' move
%
,
structural parts, handles,
telephone accessories.
nuclear-powered
California,
Corp.,
123,518
33,395
—_
to
in the loss
30.
The
142,014
28,608
trucks!!
Mercury
have
chemical
and
of reactor
Scheduled
f 145
Co
Co
&
1957—Month—1956
passenger.
Ford
Weld
&
145
(Mich.)—Car Output Higher—
Period End. Mar. 31—
,
Walker
Pictures
order
been
resin,
carpenter's
a*
available
»;*. •
discovery brought tc
multi-million
270
H.
all
and
power.
270
Inc
of
•
Development
General
a
270
Weeks
&
Radio
50%
\
polycarbonate
blows
electrical insulating material,
an
as
electrical
.
financed,
145
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Kidder <fc Co.,
the
"the
O'Neil, President of RKO Teleradlo Pictures, Inc., another
Tire subsidiary, reported the
company's past year in
picture industry revealed two. major problems With tho:
motion
"This
Ships Reactor Instruments—
145
Hornblower
M.
housings,
.
recent
in
Stroud & Company Inc.____
Swiss American Corporation
A.
have
Calif.,
for
competing companies
relocation
Among these are G-E mica mat, "Alkanex"
wire enamel, silicone
elastomers, resins, and fullds, and "Irratbene'' irradiated polyethylene,
270
Co._______
Webster
use
previous
many
270
Co.__
&
•
March
Corporation
370
...
laboratory at Pittsfield,
parts,
for
package
370
Company
Simon
M.
We
resulting
Technology
.
"Lexan"
withstand
components, and
electrical characteristics, high
absorption, and high tensile strength of
between
145
Co.....
&
reactors
film, distribution
Significantly, the original polycarbonate chemistry on which "Lexan"
polymer is based grew out of General Electnc's continuing research
efforts directed at new, improved insulating materials.
The affinity
370
370
Corp...
&
Co.
Jackson
Rothschild
Shields
the
Chemical
Pierce,
Webber,
F.
-
,
compound,
new
Kimball,
fuel
too many distribution
"In
;
new
a
excellent
said.
370
&
end
$270
Beane.
270
Union
Goldman, Sachs
&
the
at
established, samples will not be available for
the announcement emphasized.
'SS, '
Early studies indicate that "Le^an" resin can be made In a variety of
transparent or opaque colors, with parts showing good surface hardness
and gloss.
Properties* of the polymer suggest its use in such applica¬
tions as coil forms,"tdbcoratlve and functional
appliance parts, gears,
most
Curtis
L.
.
.
of
Mr.
9
General
RKO
(2)
plastic material tough
applications was announced on
many
coatings.
present Evaluations
>
Co
Marks
M.
Lynch,
Fenner
145
Co.__
&
Merrill
270
,__
Dominick-.
Dillon,
Securities
-
Laurence
370
Merle-Smith__
Dominick
Lazard Freres &
370
Blyth & Co., Inc—
Dick
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
370
_
Inc.—
t
*
'
145
Co
Co.
below:
forth
270
Co
&
Stearns
G.
set
Omitted)—
$1,060
Allyn & Co, Inc._____
and
suitable
1,491,558 shs.
for
end
v
$119,302,096
fields.
Thomas F.
major
end
year
19S6
the
*
water
68,060 shs.
reserved
year's
.
tribution,
The
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
In
electronic
"5,000,000 shs.
I
value
par
104,145
said
missile
nuclear
28
the
going into (he company's testing program. Th'd polymer is being evalu¬
ated
in
the form
of
molding compound, exttusion compound, film,
Outstanding
$3,150,000
1977
from
research
automotive
FINANCING
1968
pfd. stock (without
cum.
and, net
,
Authorized
3%
made
Until
and
industrial
PRESENT
TO
the
at
production
construction,
1956
•
during the
$1,610,000,000)
with
at
compact
lrom
According to the announcement,"initial discovery of the polycarbonate;
polymers which led to the "Lexan" development was made at thei,
General Electric Research
Laboratory in Schenectady, N. Y.
Further
Flintkote's
50%.
for
in
,
reportedly strong enough to
varnish
and
othur
$5.801,973.V
to
and
and
control
highest
1386.
replace metals
by this company;
applied
engaged directly or through subsidiaries in
selling of building materials, resilient
mining
and
uses.
was
is
this
1
the
development of the material has taken place in the laboratories of the
Department at Pittsfield, Mass.
"Lexan" resin is 110w
being made in small lots at the company's
roofing plant and other manufacturing facilities at Ennis, Texas, sched¬
for
completion this fall; and a new insulrock plant at North
present insulrock
with
1
>
36%
rose
compared
negotiation
compared
now,"
company
in the.
solid and underwater rockets.
Our latest development is in
field."
At
our
San
over
which
company's Chemical Development
uled
Judson,
"
were
.
as
in
rocket
v;
V
■
an
185£;*f
year
orders
of
as
under
23%
The company expects '.'Lexan'?
molding compound to
cast metals, ceramics and other
plastics in-some, applications:
'
1957;
past
$510,000,000.
;
and its subsidiaries
Dynamics
$143-146,793
of
to
of
year
consecutive
hammer.
processing plant at Sweet¬
gypsum
a
Contracts
to
Parts
.
will be optionally redeemable
v,
*x
1955.
41%
or
are
Ramon,
21
(
the
compared with $69,000,000 the year before."
facilities are valued at $60 million, '
of
rate
$13,255,617,
increase
an
the
"We
-
for
discovery and initial development
April 4
are
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
general funds of the company, of which approximately $9,200,be used to finance construction and equipment of three new
to
The
enough
of principal
PROCEEDS—Net
added
sales
were
was
the
was
distributed.
that
additional
an
1955.—V.
-
plus accrued interest, but the
may not prior to April 1, 1967 be refunded by the company
borrowed at a cod to the company of less than 4.30% per
hy money
this
at
'
.
national.
^prices ranging from 106 Vfe to 100%
debentures
1956
two-for-one
a
dividends
General Electric Co.—New Polycarbonate
the
100.82%
for
Dynamics' backlog
high of $2,195,000,000,
of
worth
amounted
a
the" debentures will be redeemable initially at
amount
split in 1956 and
paying
history,
end
totaled
debentures require the company to
minimum of $500,000 principal amount,*
which at the option of'the company may be increased to a maximum.
of $1,000,000, in each of the years 1962-1976, inclusive.
For the sinking
fund
the
vf'
,
fact
to a, new
year
Co.—Debentures Offered—An underwriting
headed by Lehman Brothers has offered $10,000,000 The Flintkote Company 4%%
sinking fund deben¬
tures due April 1, 1977, at 101% and accrued interest
declared
that
were
the
firm's
at
to
Hopkins noted
dividends
..
Flintkote
stock
currently
,
dividends
cash
Despite
group
is
..
earnings- for the year.
This
$10,807,177 declared In 1965.
Mr.
plan."
outstanding.—V.
are
"
shares
92,000
employee
92,000
said
1273.
and
In
three-for-two
a
Dynamics
net
■
the
2,032,800 shs.
"
"Includes
1955.
Total
of
"
„
stock
in
annually.
FINANCING
'
Common
(10C7)
Aerojet-General Corp., one of Gen¬
reported (he company's rocket business
"Our sales were $144 003.009 for 1956
Homasote
The
company
covering
D
20,000
ka
Co., Trenton, N. J.—Files With SEC—
on
April
shares
ftffnrnrl
of
01
1
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
5%
/
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1638)
proceeds
be
no
underwriting.Tne
capital.—V. 182, p. *T80l.(-~v
will
"There
-working
PROCEEDS—\
for*
used
be
to
are
oart
major
will
debentures
,
used
be
net proceeds from the sale of
reduce short-term bank loans
the
of
1-T-E
by
to
totaling
S13.000.000.
"
is offering to its common stockholders of record
Mareh 25 the right to subscribe on or before April 15 *
company
one
$43
additional 53,500 shares are,
The shares are priced at
No underwriting is involved.—V. 185,
sub-assemblies
engine
Ihe
Allen
,-
the
fit
^tock
to reclassify and increase the
5,000.000 shares (without par value)
<par $15).
*
They
also voted
nhares
of
»
As
of
result
a
$15
1,000,000
number
shares
:
v
,
each
,
preferred stock
185,
1516,
p,
;
29.
«
preferred
par
j
This
Fund
March
ox
filed
29
184, p.
with
Oct.
on
the
SEC
amendment
International
Fidelity
shares
of
the
Insurance
Co.,
its
to
Dallas,
Tex.—
JRegisters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
■
debentures
,
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Utfarch 28. 1957 covering ICO,000 shares of its no
par common stock."
The company proposes to offer this stock for subscription by stock¬
holders- at the rate of one additional share for each seven shares
held
the
date.
record
The
record
to
'
Net proceeds will be credited to the Surplus Account, to be used
;
operation
torce
of
the
the
011
particularly
company,
of
books
the
for
company.—V.
putting new
p.
509.
insurance
In",
] International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Reports
Year
This corporation reports for 1956 the
—
income has risen in ten years from
$173,000,000 to $560,000,000. Quarterly dividends have been increased six
limes in six years, with the total declared in 1956 amount¬
ing to $1,80 a share, compared to $1.30 in 1955. Emoloyhas
in
grown
four
96,000 to 122,000.
from
years
-thC
'all
&
Inc
Co..
issuance
rate.
.•,
,
lories
with
net
the
attained
sales
record
$448,378,128
in
by
the
the
in
Gross
1955.
Consolidated
income
net
of
f-->cfories
$301,405,379
year,
while
and fees
operating
phone and telegraph operating
compared to $41,367,714 in the
i
of
amount
previous
poration ,of- dividends; interest,
ferred
corporation's
in
companies
from
the
the
totaled
Net
income
■equal
with
to
of
the
$2.53
share
a
$14,807,200
Dividends
to
corporation
ings
which,
$43 428.759
either
in
Und
its
in
a
or
V
.
below,
the
&
in
1936,
capital
slibsiTayi&s
share
$3.21
in
the
on
share,
a
principal
$1?,1*5,566,'
stock,
compared
1955.
declared
and
paid
from
parent
income
only.
Consolidated net income .Includes earn¬
translated Into dollars for the presentation of
results, may not be available to the parent company
or
both
of
two
it
reasons;. first,
is
that
necessary
soma
part
of the earnings of each subsidiary be retained for expansion",
improvement, and working capital; and second, restrictions on
convertibility of currency and payment of dividends and other chai'g -x
«till apply in
some
countries, although to a lesser extent now t.mn
plant
in
previous
The
years.
corporation
securities
totalling
(parent
had
company)
cash
U.
and
S.
Government
$32,725,692 on
Dec. 31, 1958.
Compared with $39.cqrporation has'open lines of ere lie
with
15
banks
totaling
$25,000,600.
against
which
$15,000,000
in
loans were outstanding at the" end of 1956.—V. 183,
p. 1276.
3530,653
the
at
end
of
1955.
The
Dixon
&
*
,
Bodine
&
Casualty Co.
(111.)—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,»
This
on
Son
&
*
Proceeds
ance
will
be
business.—V.
used
177,
by, the company in
p. 2784.
the
the
in
This "is
1.
&
Keir
~V.
Stroud
&
&•
$5,181,016.
standing
tents
Fund Inc.—Asset
share
per
$5,728,086,
$21.85
or
these
at
shaie
per
2184.
p.
$20.73
to
with
compares
400.000
;
;
share,
per
CO.™14
&
March
on
A
the
Fund
•
Petroleum
:-V-v-v'
This
."
corporation
and
A.
Off—
two
and
Construction
stock
common
1956,
31,
of 'So,890.044
v
of
Into
Co.»
The
-
•
area
185,.
Chemical
182,
Co.
Kaiser
Industries,
-
28.
,
.
^
will
the
KC-135,
major
equipment,
343.';,
p.
Lockheed
product
lines
int
-
aircraft
industrial,
and
,y.
;
,
■
v
(
Co.—Buys Real Estate—
].
;
fc-:
Madison Avenue,
feet
240
Michigan
west
side
if
Michigan
on
'
;
•*'
.•
Street
of
plans
1276.
p.
'.
from
Michigan
for
•
a
with
feet
185
frontage"
Street.
■•
first
has
area
would
and
structure
110
be
feet;
for;
used
approved.
are
-•]'-
..
.
"
i-.-
the
Street
office
new
;
,
i'.'-'
,
and
:
:
..V-'1
'j"
continue
both
Telegraph; Co.—Registers With
April
10.
shares
be
then
of
this
statement with
its
$25
stock
held.
The
b"
subscription
of
at
Co.
and
5
t
*<
be
The.
SEC
a
-L'
to
Wittqr
&
Co.
applied
to
the
coryoration
on
the
is
listed
as
loans
]-./•.
reduction
financing of
atnouhted* to
complete
the
of
1957
the
of
com¬
$2,400.00(i
construction
$5.520.535.—V.
i-.-f»'■
'
'
-
Sister: Uranium
185,
program,
1517.
p
J
Corp., Vernon.
Calif.
;
'Uf
^
*
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
■;
.Mprch 21 filed
a letter- of norificat'on
with the
sharps of common, stock, to be offered "at par
without Underwriting.. The proceeds'are to be used for
60.0,00
nef share),
($1
each,
price and underwriting terms
Dear
T^e^e
expenditures
,fc-'
+ *
eovering
incident
expenses
and
com¬
for
that
required
estimated
little
;
share
expected to increase to $3,300,000 bv May. 1,
anoroximately $2:500.000 additional new"
ore
anticim^ed
•
The
■'
expenditures.
end
1957.
is
will
March'
.on
stockholders >,of;
underwriter. ;
With Securities and
v/hp:-e
will "be acquired by certain of the stockholders of "McEachern
bfc transferred t6 Kaiser Industries.-,
*r
.y
31,
It.
involving
The
Co.
be, operated by
Dec.
19i>7,
TOOUev
SEC
stock.
by
additional
one
subscription
amendment.
the
common
par
for
at the, rate
1957.
supplied
principal
registration
a
shares
to offer
pany's-construction
on
preferred
Cement
to
&
Net "proceeds of the stock Sale will be
bank loans
incurred
in
connection
with
fo*r "thei-Common
Permanente
will
filed
68,750
proposes
to
are
-
McEachern
Telephone
covering
three
:
announced
aith
Industrie's tor be 'issUed
Subsidiary which has been named General Construction
stock
Boeing
acquired is across Madison Avenue including all the.
across
The company
rec.ord
>
1802.
p.
Corporation
business-of
and'
betwpen Michigan and Ontario Streets, occupied
five-story buildings, including the Michigan Hotel. The.
no plan to alter or develop this property at present. A
Lincoln
have beeif closely ^-associated fori.yer.rs in many "
heavy construction projects and also as louncjing stockholders of Kaiser
A
costs;
•' :'
.
Securities and Exchange Commission—-
*•"•
v,,
Investment
hvo organizations
construction
share;'
a
firm
of- Skldmore,
Owings & Merrill
study in a preliminary way the possibility of
office buildine on one-site which has' 220 feet
factHtv
*
,
shares' our-;-:,
on
'■•'
■■
•
below.—V.
McEachern.
Aiuminum
cents
in Switzerland
frontage
has
narking
r-V.
gains dividend of 50
Dec. 21, 1956.—V. 183,
on
-
.
McEatheru
of .'Kaiser
185,
and
area
and
frontage 'on
~
April 4 an*agreement for the m?rgef of the two Companies, subject to
approval of shareholders and to certain other r.pprovai's and consents.
The agreement contemplates the merger of McEachern (formerly namerl
General
--
company's
navigation
the south side of
Street
commercial
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
J.
of '15
and ^development
to
a-modern
the
Kaiser Industries
taxes
architactural
on
by
/
capital
■
Co.
York
The second
-
'
(Johnston Oil & Gas Co.—Change in Name—4
Texas-National
lower]
to
.
retained
Ontario
pany
See
.
]
shares.'
.
dates,
•
The
"
300,000'
•
r
1057.
31,
per,
paid
by
part
great
-
income
shares.
2,285,797
on
in
.V
„
to
2,327,844
has acquired three substantial pieces of downtown!
real estate, it was revealed on April 2 by G. P. Mac-]
frontage
on.
234.083 shares outsta«diiig. Thin
shore,, on Dec, 31,- 1956,_ and'
on
respective
was
after
including the
missile.
arid
erecting
100.000
Value
March
on
$21
or
due
re-engineering
of aircraft,
President.
New
been
third
fequivalent
share
a
'"i"
credit
on
company
(Ohio)
The
has
;"••<
assets
share
the amount similarly expended in 1955. This-investment
to fulfill increasingly difficult technical require-^
valves.—V.
Nichol;- Jr„
500.000
St. Co.i-w.--/ 700,000
yarnall,. Biddle
net
special
a
were
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
150.000 J
Inc.
•.'";
feports
product
Bomarc
and
Toledo
a
Fund
1956
'
'
\
a
company
number
This
Co.,__
Company,
100,000
Johnston Mutual
This
in
:»
and
company
'
and
working capital Jn-]
$1,426,445 'was expended lor'
as
usual
communica;ions
300.000
1275.
p.
earnings
:
the
Roberts
•
Spencer Trask
•
—
185,
$11,459,568
total' of
'
'
together with
150,000
Poole,
Co. Inc.
White. Weld
Grubbs
been exceeded.]
presented by advanced aircraft and missiles, »the report points'
documenting successful applications of Lear products to an im¬
pumps
"
"
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Kirkland,
to
A-
equivalent of net earnings
than
200^000
Co._::
* Singer, Dedne & Sfrribner
300.000
Jenks,
have
flight control systems, electro-mechanical aircraft actuating and;
control equipment,
aircraft electric motors, gyro instruments,
radio
700.000
Co.„—
Parke
&
100.000
Inc.
to
mining
operations.
:
.
■'
.
.
..
not
McEachern
which
assets
would
be
acquired bv Kaiser IhdwsTies in
the merger comprise approximately 1.164.000 shares of Kaiser'Aluminum
stock,
common
approximately
stock,
common
and
cash
527.000
and
other
shares
of
assets
'
Lone
c.f .Permanente Cement
$6;250.000."
into
common
determination
number
vided
of
of
the
.
shares
for
in
the
of.
issued
agreement
the
the
In' Kaiset
to
All
is
merger
Aluminum
45%
cdmmoh
and
in
the
McEachern
stdck '"will
of
of
Kaiser
be "increased
Cement
the
have
agreed
In
the
will .follow, immediately, after
merger
tion
the
of
Inc.—RegistersAVith SEC—-
In
the
with
$12,682,675
search
ended
year
amounted
company.
.compared
Kidde & Co.,
and
activities
For
•
operation of Its insur¬
(Walter)
natural
.
transmission
gas
distribupresently
and distributes natural gas to more than 764,600 naturat
ga.% consumers "in portionk. of Texas and Oklahoma.
During the last
seyeral years the producing company has been -increasing its explora¬
authorization
by the shareholders of Kaiser Industries',, and a share¬
holders' meeting wil lbe scheduled in the hear future]*—N. 185,
p. I3d7.
svstem
tion
buerates
transports
.
of
favor
.
and
owns
lines]'compressor- stations, "gaSb'lrte plants,
related properties through and by which it
iine.V■gathering
..tp
from
'
vote
to
The Lone Star Gas' Co.
stock
.
]•
pro¬
37%
from
common
to!be offered
3982,
.
Industries
r;vhi.;
»
shareholders
Consummation
'adjustments.,
v ^ v.'.y
H=hentures; C"">
•
the
and
acquired
until
the Interest
Permanente
approximately 39%..^
merger.
made
/
registration statement with the SEC
for
complete:lyhy \h
been
consummated
be
to
assets
be
cannot
have
a
SEC—
public sale
through an underwriting group headed bv The Firsf
Boston Corp.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting
Vterms" ere to be supplied by amendment,.
:
>
•
'
Net proceeds will beuissd to finance the construction
*
program of the
company and its subsidiary (Lon<> Star Producing Co. / and to provide
necessary additional working capital. This, program calls for expendi¬
tures of approximately $30,800,000 during 1957.
v,
preferred'stock Tdeptical with an
preferred stock'which is eonshare, subject to adjustment. - Final
per
amount
be
to
$18
at
This companv on Anril 3 filed
v
approximately 410.000 shares of its
Outstanding issue of $50 par value
Vertlble
Gas Co.—Registers With
Star
covering $30.019.n/>f) of slnk'ne
approximately
! It is. contemplated that the McEachern s)iareho4deps - will receive
approximately 2.272.000 shares of Kaiser Industries]common stock ancj
March
19. 1957, covering 20.000 shares of common stock. The companv -oroposes to offer this stock for subscription at $21
per share by "stock¬
holders of record April 1, 1957, on the basis of 2 new shares
for each
5 -shares then held.
No underwriting is involved.
highest
April
on
attributable
history,
than
pressive
Hemphill, Noyes & Co,500,000
approximately
registration statement with the SEC
a
the
were
initial starting costs of subsidiaries established
F-104,
150,000
New bo Id's
Riter &
f
&
;
30%
company filed
1956,
announced
elude
.
H.
Schmidt,
,
100,000
Sulzberger
Co.
When
Fire
■
Co.-^300.000
100.000
Co'Aiu*"**-
Halloweli,
the
be
out,
$700,000
W,
*
Interstate
J
:■> i
Records-
ments
set,,
amounts
Co.*
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
<
.^
to
31,
was
equivalent to 85 cents
with $2,115,811 or 93 cents
Reduced
enabled
severally
have
Fanner &'Beane-i.—
100.000
Townsend,
&
16%
earnings
net
greater
•
by,
representee)
Peabody &
Reynolds '&
Winslow
K-
Crouter
stock
1958 amounted
outstanding
are
'
l/F-
the
par.
used
be
Re-engineering of production items and development of new productsaccounted
for
a
1956 expenditure of approximately
$6,000,000, 30%
conversion of
upon
Merrill LyuehciPierce,
700.000
trans¬
although
over-all operating
for
the
shaie
a
stockholders
amounts
it
$10,450,741.
to
-
margins
heavier
and
■
DeHaven
cor¬
preceding year.
the
companv
on
$2.06
or
to
net
-company
parent
the
to
are
to tiie most competitive conditions in the]
well as to higher wage and material costs.
Qther factors noted as adversely affecting profits were a 3'/2 monthstrike at the Grand Rapids Division, the cost of which is estimated
compared
to
New
Set
$1,977,799,
company's
labora*
corporation's
1956 amounted
to
$28,109,1-46,
equivalent to $3.92
•outstanding capital stock, competed with $23,070,327
after a special charge of $3,326,108, in 1955.
[
*
1956,
remittances
exceeded
revenues
and
proceeds
at
operations, y
Dec;
history,
equipment.
1955.
for
profit
r
<130,000
M.
in
Kidder,
100.000
&
totalled
note due Nov. 1, 1959,'
< S23;000 >
on May
V
,
.
47%
,After-tax
'
t
Consolidated
c-ffertd
•
debentures,
100.000
Orders on hand at the end of 1956 were $508,000,000 com¬
pared with $431,000,000 in 1955, indicating another record
year in 1957.
'
.
ended
year
increased
wortn
This comperes
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
ijreatest volume of business and highest earnings in its
history, with consolidated and parent company net In¬
come
both at all-time peaks.
Total consolidated gross
jfnent
purchase
'■}
93,625 shs.
afrci; C. C. Collings & Co.^.lnc.,
Co.
Sherrerd____
'
"Record
&
Eyllesby and Co.
Chsice.
Whiteside,
West
in
182,
The
with
notification
to .be
of $63,900,786 were 17% greater than the $54,600,273 re-'
for 1955. New business of $81,000,000, also a record, brought
year-end backlog to $65,000,000, up 21%' from 1955.
cieased
!''.y
;
Elyth & Co,,; Inc
H.
date,
subscription nrice and]
-underwriting terms are to be supplied bv amendment- Franklin Securi¬
ties Company of Dallas Is the underwriter.
or
the
26-year
Germany.
shares reserved for
Smith,; Barney" $6 Co.—i.$2,000,000
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc. 1,000,000
Blair
company
for
plant and
»•-''
.i,
93,625 shs.
initial conversion
at'the
Barney
Butcher
The
nuning
to
of
.stock
ninth consecutive year in which previous highs
Net
,
..
note agreement dated May'
a
third is a 3U'v
opposite their respective natures:
''.V'-'V' A]
letter
a
Sales
,
payments. (currently
;
^
agreed
,
common
'l~'
Sales
.2.000.000 shs.... 1*1,226-227 shs.,
by I-T-E under
and the
of 250.000
20,000 shs,
,
'UNDERWRITERS—The* underwriters'iiamed
an
incident
expenses
the
Mutual Life Insurance Co, One is a 3(5
note
annual paymentr of 587,500 orr Oct. ,11 the
due April.)-, 1%6. with annual payments of;
Penn
1;
■.
value )-____—;
semi-annual
1.
Nov,
Smith.
'
1729,
per
company's
v',
,10,000,000
]"
/
,
registration statement covering 2,500,000 additional
(par Si).—V.
The
increasing
and
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—Registers With
ntoek
($5
with
Exclusive
4
as
Get. ~;T/* 196V with
is a 3V»-%
note
with
4
filea
28
y.i
.
,
,
Outstanding-
10,000,000
to series^i.^"—--.—
stock
$110,000
the
rcb.
on
3,000 shares of common
snarci, without underwriting.
Lear, Inc.—1956 Sales
52.503,000
,
stock
1951
due
from.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
FINANCING
,
.
value113,625 shs.,
par
•second
.
(par S50i
\
PRESENT
$3,500,000
*Tlircc notes were issued
ot
stockholder
>♦,,
,?■> £]
common
previously;
serial
of
shares.—V.
1,600,000
to
;
split,
EFFECT -TO
GIVING
($50
Undesignated
.
Common
outstanding-
6,420,000
"
4.60'<
V •
into
Articles of Incorporation increased
the
shares
of
:■
stock
shaies as
Another amendment of
;
authorized
value
lor
•
stock
Preferred
shares
-Files With
Commission—
,
.*]■ ■,
heavy): electrical equipment field.
4.A'^ convertible subord. debentures-,,.
.
presently
3,210,000
par
value.
common
many
as
witnout
par
the
of
twice
own
the
change
($100
to
Authorized
common-
10,000,000
to
vt
to
stock
common
stock
common
will
authorized
company
from
corporation
the
amounted
1956
•-Promissory notes
the amendment of the Articles of Incorporation
holders have approved
Exchange
covering
-
and
...
29 announced that the stock¬
President, on March
Wyck.
Van
:
■
,
and
ported
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
Voted—
SEC
in
r-.'l.
Illinois Power Co,-r-Stock Split
:
in
$106.922I22,5' compared with'
$73 025,703
in 1955 while net income was $5,247,311
in 1956 and
$1,758,325 in 1955 when earnings were reduced because;'of price.cutting,
]* EARNING8*-r-Sales
to. employees.
share.
.ir'
per
1387.
p.
principally
radar and microwave communications,
antenna, systems for defense and commercial use.
I-T-E has 12 manu¬
facturing plants. - - .■ '
'
•
ii.„ ;;m"V »"*/••'%.,
jet
An
privilege).
being offered
engaged
is
I-T-E
eracing
stations to its ultimate consumption in lights, motors and
other operating equipment. It also produces stainless steel and titanium
of common stock (no par) on the £>asis%
share for each ten shares held (with an oversub¬
scription
1891.
and manufacture, of equipment to distribute and control
bower from Its creation in steam, diesel or hydroelectric gen-.
design
electric
for 612,260 shares
of
in
EUSINE8S—Incorporated
the
Exploration Co., Inc., -Amett, Ok la.
.
'
Offered—The
Power Co.—Stock
Lighting &
Houston
Laure
-
Securities
.
Monday, April 8, 1.957
...
for
Dec.
31.
new
total
and
total operating revenues
1955.--rV.
in
185,, p.
of
reserves
1953,
$95,361,770
to
of
and oil.
gas
_
operating -revenues of
net
Income
to
$87,615,439
the
$14,111.151f
and net
1517,..
income
•'«
.
■
-
'■
"
This
Investors Loan Corp., Frederick, Md.—Files With SEC
The
«jEC
•Offered
to
*u-e
Corporation on March
covering
at
be
4.688
($50
par
used
for
shares
per
filed
27
of
6'{
share),
general
a
letter
of
cumulative
without
corporate
notificatibn
preferred
underwriting.
purposes.—V.
163,
\
" *.
£ • V
Z
Investors Stock Fund, Inc., Minneapolis,
with
stock
proceeds
887.
The
under
to
ftn
amendment
uste
used
The
«EC
corporation
at
it's
on
53,600
$5,50
per
March
shares
share,
18
of
filed
a
common
letter
stock
of
notification
(par
one
with
Circuit
See
be
the
in
for
as
net
.
loans
of
and
the
to
sale
the
-add
The
SEC
subordinated
Great
Sweet
for the first
$40
a
at
the
ootion
.......
of
®>rtces ranging from 104'A % to
the
par.
company
at
Net
above-—V.
185,
p.
filed
lettertof
renewable
of 3100
notification
each).
$500
and
May
The
with
the
debentures,
subordinated
without.r,demand
due
1972,
to be
underwriters arfe
1.
Pbilariei'-h*-', Ba.i'B. Pay, Robbies Co., N°w
Berrv Sz Co.. P'a-'nfield, N. J. The proceeds are to be
for additional working capital.
"
~
The
*■"
*
y
A
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
1957
--
.
59
or
lol7.
*
♦
v
on
income
Y.
and
"
for
net- Income
per
Ci>rp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
corporation, had
cents
standing,
^
; -..
1956
3.931,£96
income- taxes_^
3.722,714
>*1.912.500
1,808.003
$2";019;0S6
$1,914,714
767.991
incpme__^—
shares
Earnings
per
the
After
last
'refund
.
were
a
*$2.63
payments
retired
settlement
taxek *as
was
Tesult; of
on
in
the
April,
reached
the
preferred
share
a
the
of
share. The
-current
net
a
on
the
$1,563,659
comparative
and
quarter
income
net
same
sales
685
a
$862,774.
shares
ended
for the
$13,116.
of
1.443,389
second .quarter
Feb.
quarter
amounted
year
of
after
.
a
to
ago.—V.
all
common
28-This
.
charges,
.stock
year
ago,
or
$12,849,746
184,
out¬
with
compared
$1.08
for
822.
p.
]
the
.
j,
Mayfair Markets, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
The .company op March 14 filed a letter :frf notification with the
EEC "covering 5.000 shares^:oTcUmtilative -preferrecl stock ( par, $50 t and
5.000 shares of common stock (par $l)y to be offered in Units of one
;^share of each class of stock at $60 per unit. There will be no under¬
taxes.. due
principal
recpr.t
V.
185,
the
were
y^ar«
p.
received
bn
.used" to
and
1388.
in" principal
interest
were
received,
on
the
retroactive
offset. the
not
,and
the
reflected
In
'
.
$2.47
writing;
which
comoany's claim dor
apnlicatibn 'oi LIFO.
Interest.
After
remaining
amount
*
stock.-of
p.
The
1615.
.
proceeds
;
■
•
are
to
be * used
'•
for
working
capital.—V
the
the
"
payment
int<TesC" and
-
of
the
comoanvvblatmx* for
earnings
"statement.—
183
I
.
1956.
'
$380,037" was
"767.966
share_L._—
dividend
2,354 shares
of
!_"■
outstanding
common
final
NOTE—Partial
„
general-redemption
(in units
par
28
6%;
1967,. or
Securiti"s: Corp.]
Walnut
York.-N.
used
of
May T,
$68,186,984 $64,569,010
Federal
Common
share
thereafter at $45 &- share.j
Sinking fund provisions require the company to retire $445 000 orinctpal' amdUntTof' debentures "anefdafly beginning rip 1967. equal in the
segregate to approximately, 66% pf the issue before maturity.. Tor the
jeinking fund the debentures will be redeemable at par. They also wiiI
1777.
p.
t,"
r."
•■
at
181]
Suc¬
.
—
for
below.—V.
March
on
$250,000
demand"
'offered, ht
,
a
Year Ended Jan. 31—
Provision
debentures, due April 1, 1982, at
stock
'
-
Income before Federal taxes
—
10 years and
redeemable
Oils. Ltd.
Grass
Lane Bryant. Inc.
—
convertible into common
corporation
covering
Upon
balance
'
Corp,
—
^Marion Finance Corp., Ardmore, Pa.—Files With SEC
.
deben¬
of
Nuclear
Western
See
Research
and
development
)ts own account. It intends,
proceeds
bank
'
.<■
-
_
Breaker Co.
Rawlins., Wyo.
Files Registration Statement With SEC—
cessor
Kroy Oils Ltd.—Delisting Ban Continued—
the
to
centi
purposes.
The debentures -will be
t>e
Lost Creek Oil & Uranium Co.,
-
Masonite
100% and accrued interest.
-<
of
and
well
as
its-short-term
without
Debentures Offered
A
grdup headed by Smith. Barney & Co. and C. C. Collings
6 Co., Inc., on April 2 offered
$10,000,000 of
con¬
vertible
on
general funds." The proceeds of the bank loans were
increased, inventory „and accounts receivable.—" 382,
carry
Sales
I-T-E
engaged
are
products
others,
$2,500,000
reduce
to
to
1699.
underwriting. The proceeds are to
(be used
for
purchasing, remodeling and renovating of premises a+
303
Washington Sc., Newark, NT. J.; for working
capital and other
corporate
-SEC
Scene, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
covering
offered
to
with
least
ac
thereof
shares 'of
subsidiaries
precision
contract
tures
SEC
additional
the
In the manufacture and
aircraft accessories, fire protection equipment] textile machinery,
sale of
p.
Italian
company land
.custom-built
Minn.—Regis¬
ters Writh Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation on March 29 filed with the
to its
registration statement covering 7,000.000
capital stock (par 50 cents/.—V. 183. p. 2292.
with
statement
.
be
The
p.
registration
a
April ,3. 1957, covering $3,000,000 of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due April 15, "1972. fo be offered for. public "sale through an'
.underwriting group headed by Shields St, Co. The interest rate, public
offering price and undewriting terms are to be supplied. Jby amendment.
thfe
to
" filed
company
IVlcCormick ArmstroPff Co., Tnc.v Wichita, Kan.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—..
a
: ]
[
\
„
corporation''on
March 21
filed fa
letter pf notification "with
coverihe 31,940 sharea.of Wmrnon stock
(par $3) to be offered
at $6.50 pep share,
through"Small-Milburn Go., Inc.; Mid-Continent
Securities Co., Inc.; First Securities Co. of Kansas, Inc.; Ranson &
The
-the SEC
Volume 185
Number 5627
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1639)
Inc.
Co.,
to
ba
and
used
Brooks
for
«fc
Co.,
all
of
Wichita,
Kan.
working: capital.
The
*
proceeds
r *
are
'L,
v
-
Mutual * Investment Fund, Inc., New
.York—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—•
•
,
.
"
McGraw-EdisonCo.—Acquires Equipment Firm—
The Griswold
manufacturers
ment,
has
Max
sold
29.
its
:
Sales
the
for
the
Griswold,
;
.
an
food
electric
service
counter
in
kitchen
on
,
and
industries.
...
„
manufactures
and
ovens
,
products
line
as
of
respect
hot
of
Griswold
McGraw Electric
Edison
The
electrical
and
1957.
and
On
certain
the
Jan.
changed
2,
McGraw
the
■
dictating
net
for
profit
substantially greater, than the $934,589
company's
These
annual
results
1955,
to
were
equivalent
in
to
$4.04
share
a
510,152
on
As
result
a
of
programs
served
by
backlog
of
the
steel,
McKee,
of
accelerated
shares
the
contracts
at
the
of
end
1956
had
With
public
offering
work
in
to
to
•
•
*
•
$90,000,000
a
the
said.
report
of.
case
and
National,
conditions
written
offers
delivery
to
of
of
the
of
and
chemical,
in
seven
foreign
non-ferrous
facilities.
countries
metals
and
to
leases
the
their
failure
facts,
that
the
the
in
results
The order
plants
the
for
company
of last year." He added
continues good.—V. 184,
that
sented
1957
the
should
immediate
be
good
as
outlook
for
those
business
as
new
that
mining
claims
and
of
state
that
Bankers
to
following
the
the
order
asserts
to
particulars:
have
for
been
the
This
SEC
Life
Insurance
below.—V.
Co,
183,
2652.
p.
Commercial
Corp.,
Middietow.n,
N.
corporation
covering
to
be
Olifiers
Co,,
expansion
March
on
$190,00G1
offered
&
trustee
as
made
the
company
for
of
for
sale
New
and
-
York, .N.
balance,
:
notification
of
debenture
bonds
tho
with
due
M,ay
The
182,
exceed
loans
expansion
interest, through Frazee.
proceeds are to be used lor
working capital.-~V.
together
to
bank
1,
accrued
Y.
and
area
letter
a
registered
100%
...
specific
claims
in
crease
tures
such
trusts,
of
owned
title
This
corporation
March
29,
1957,
to
be
offered
by
C.
E.
filed
covering
for
200,000
public
Unterberg,
The
registration
a
sale
Towbin
shares
through
Co.
statement
The
its
of
with
$1
par
offering
terms are to be supplied by amendment,
intends to construct and equip
by it adjacent to its main plant at Tulsa,
facilities for storage and for metal
plating and
which
will
now
are
be
contracted
supplied
from
proceeds "will be
corporate purposes.—V.
net
The
proceeds
added
185,
stocK,
and
to
such
will1
of
be
bank
new
available
loans
for
in
the
gas
storage
inventories,
185,
building,
a
in
order
land
on
to
to
The
,'T.
Sugar
of
L
with
covering
183,
tant
to
dent
Refining
SEC
covering
96,000
of
share
one
stock
for
to
shares
class
of
B
90
filed
6
of
letter
a
class
A
stock
common
shares
record
of
of
class
S75
per unit.
There will
used for
working capital.
notification
stock
par)
in
shares of
24
Manager of
88.263,247
income
class B
common
the
basis
of
stock
common
underwriting. The proceeds
to
are
National
The
at
SEC
be
$80
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
1957—Month—1956
revenues.
$17,890,466
Operating
expenses
income
taxes
Fed.
Other
operating
11,378,475
2,297,930
2,020,905
1,490,610
1,263,347
2,962,294
$2,228,847
$5,191,890
2,040,440
4,506,383
185,
the
SEC
The
additional
shares
This
A.
company
Two
Morris
Co.
April
of
1
Bluffton,
announced, that
Ind.,
it
has
Mr.
and
Heney
April
Vice-
was
announced
that
Frank
sales
has
which company
is
ing merchandise at wholesale to retail store
Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. Ray
Renollet, who
John
A.
Morris
capital
and
stock
John
the
Co,
and
A.
an
10-Cent
at
Morris
purchase
became
of
operations,
will
management
to
$1.00
was
5
Months
sales
and
to
$1.00
Presi¬
in
in
in
Indiana,
charge of
company's
his
ownership
185,
p.
Peak
March
on
B
in
but
Morris
1954
never
and
5
with
G.
C,
will
of
be
filed
29
no"
letter
a
debentures
(par
debentures
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
*
Feb. 28,'57
Feb. 29,'58
cited
the
$1)
and
$32,668,180 $33,936,803
2,046,001
.
major
Total
income.....
and
Property,
Federal
507,623
$34,714,181
and
on
miscellaneous
New
for
reason
•Net
earnings
on
sale
plicable
of
from
1,226,000
1,677,000
Division
income
$1,157,960
assets
less
$1,836,923
inc.
5,625,000
earnings
•The
to
earnings
$1.05
for
per
the
income
Of
is
the
period,
$714,000
—V.
185,
for the six
of
period
months
common
last
to
$3,068,258
income
is
Corp.,
was
in
p.
614.
$1.12
$1,592,925
per
The
as
Feb.
28,
1957
compared
provision
for
to
$7,461,923
PURCHASERS—The
bonds
and
all
from
The
Federal
equivalent
per
share
taxes
on
the
&
stock
of
on
Income
in
Brunswick-Murrav
the
1957
Automatic
Life
Jasper
used
station
depressed
■"
five
on
was
as
&
185,
which
York
company
of
be
may
Central
on
freight
of
they
the" 1987
have
April
sev¬
700,009
——„
&
carrier
the
of
the
at
Representatives
sion,
public
ping
line
stration
of
the
'
investment
plated.
the
New
service
Mr.
progress,
the
to
the
Service
York
Central
serve
key
the
<te
will
and
be
that
plans
points
an
at
packaged
a
freight
New
after
order
by
with
first
Commerce
Commis¬
the
demon¬
fashion
the
Central's
Central
completion
for
or,
(he
yard.
in
self-contained
York
throughout
units
Department, water ship¬
attended
a
its
of
sizable
freight
Transport
road
fleet
territory
tests
of
with
Board—
on
elected
has been
Telephone
Co.,
Bell
to
Co.
college
and
Chairman
Board
the
and
Kellogg,
the
of
Savings
Iowa,
filed
29
of
a
32-year
registration statement with the
debentures, due May 1, 1989, to
at competitive bidding.
repayment
toward
advances
from
are
time
the
at
of
(parent),
which
the proceeds
Company
are-
30
be
company,
associates,
and
sub-surface
of
have
acquired
and
pumps
acces¬
10
privately owned concern,
a
was
ao
It
is the sixth equipment
company
has been purchased by G. L. Ohrstrom
years.
no
change in the conduct of
ownership.
Walter O'Bannon,
will
continue
will
Vice-President,
Boustead,
have
York,
New
manufacturer
petroleum industry.
The acquisition was made
no
public distribution
of securities is contem-
ago,
Jr.,
Albert
partners
Counsel,
of
Co.,
and
years
O'Bannon,
&
Co.,
for the
in
Stubs
Pacific
In
the
operated
System
the
Interstate
to
184,
1518.
p.
past
will
change
Ricard
the business because of
who founded the com¬
consultant.
His son, Walter
as
serve
as.
General
Ohrstrom
R.
G. L. Ohrstrom &
been elected directors.
Co.,
oi
Manager.
Richard
and
and
R.
Kenneth
Merrill
Harsh-
LaVine,
N.
sales
Co.
now
the
the
In
new-
first
quarter
the
of
this
of
future,
near
Maxwell
history,
its
view
of
1957
Favorable-
expected
are
exceed
to
Los
C.
Angeles
the
pattern,
recommend
to
King,
President,
on
March
Security Analysts Society.
management of the company
the
to
board
of
directors
28
the
and
best
told
plans,
that
in
the
dividend rate of $2 be Increased, Mr. King stated.
Reviewing the company's expansion program in recent years, Mr.
King reported that shortly after the first of the year, the company
acquired total ownership of
Pacific Finance Corp. of Canada. Ltd.
and its subsidiaries, Boynton Acceptance Co. Ltd. and Pacific Finance
Credit Ltd.
The Canadian
operations had
initially been established
present
annual
joint
a
as
The
venture,
steady
with
Pacific
of
Finance
Pacific
growth
Finance
owning 50%.
operations was
traced
by
pointed
out
that outstandings
had
increased from
$48,800,000 at the end of 1946 to an all-time high of $330,826,053 at
the
end
of 1956. In the first two months of
1957, outstandings in¬
Mr.
King
creased
who
$14.000.000., including
Canadian
in
Flexi-Van.
the
(Calif.)—Outlook
Corp.
Finance
for
per common share reported for the
final quarter of 1956,
outlook
for
.he
company
indicates that 1957 will be the
members
Service—
shippers
Co.—Maytag
Maytag
Newton,
about $2,000,000.
oil industry that
the
in
Co.
There
the
Street
Defense
rail
equipment
Central
announced
the
press,
important
department
Perlman
trailers,
of
30th
$3,400,000,
purposes.—V.
corporate
Northwestern
applied
be
O'Bannon
The
quired
l'or
serving the
$1.25
universal-purpose type of
yards in New York
new,
West
commissions,
and
Flexi-Van
Flexi-Van
within
and
service
officials,
revolutionary,
Central's
additional
an■>
O'Bannon Co., Tulsa, Okla.—New Control—
O'Bannon
for
*■
200,000
abroad railroad freight cars, on cargo ships
assembly added, as highway semi-trailers,
E. Perlman,
President of the Central, officiated at
showing
freight
will
■equipment
400,000
carried
axle
Alfred
Bank,
March
on
Ohrstrom
L.
Earnings
,
loaded
the
of
the
Grinnell
of
185,
sory
200,000
Co.
fully
are
700,009
Co.,
Flexi-Van Service,
its
which
by
Inc. The interest rate,
to be supplied by
Co.,
terms
at
Telephone
and
Telegraph
approximate $30,600,000
(Walter)
Hanseatic
&
&
other
for
to
'•
400,000
Corp.
unveiled
2
Qffered
be
estimated
$30,000,000
public sale
for
man,
Co
Wells
York
RR.—Flexi-Van
transportation
to
are
"and
of
Savings
proceeds
year
New
This
183, p.11233.
statement
with
the
SEC
on*
sinking fund debentures, due
for public sale through
$30,000,000
President
II,
company
received.—V.
Co.
follows:
as
Milwaukee
Thomas
1518.
p.
registration,
of
a
debentures
and
covering
pany
purchasers
are
Mullaney,
500,000
V.
above.—V.
Co.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
Net
Offering-
Haupt & Co,_-_„___
New
&
2
Co.
also
Ira
700,000
Parker
Redpath
Courts
filed
directors
County
expected
a
1 of the public
Gregory & Sons
The
Offering
-new
Strikes
given
of
American
-■
development
earnings.
volume
thereof
100,000
Stock
—
"...
offered
|>e
several
purchase
J $2,100,009
Crane
used
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
;
by Halsey, Stuart &
the
the
offered
be
;
Co.
Bank.-
radio
a
Inc.—Bond
amount
to
Corp.
Insurance
Gas
covering
Maytag
surance
$100
be
to
are
of
at
the
Co.
*
&
agreed
with
be
to
Mavtag also is President of Maytag Dairy Farms, Inc., a director
the Iowa Power &
Light Co., trustee of the Equitable Life In¬
KEC
issue of April
of
names
principal
jointly
Stuart
Inc.
Arnold
The
taxes
payment for which will be deferred. Of this
amount,
the first quarter and $878,925 is in the
second quarter,
and
not
to
are
,
board
G.
headed
notification
of
stock (no par)
The proceeds
Mr.
1, 1967 and 58,000
offered in units of
shares
sales
Service
our
of underwriters
City.
are
$1.67
share.
before
due
ended
stock,
year.
equivalent
there
Pinsetter
$1,157,960
share
same
the
Further details follow:
pubJic
Net
with
2120.
p.
Public
made in
was
scries
an
ap¬
taxes
Bankers
1957,
1230,.
p.
636,067
operations
Frame
Federal
reduced
letter
a
Uranium
&
projects started in 1956
replenish working capital
the
offering of $6,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4Vz% series,
due April 1, 1987, at 100.823% and accrued
interest, by a
form
Gain
Orleans
Mention
30,294,436
684,298
taxes
income
Oil
1976. The
Fred
$34,444,426
31,645,923
expenses
payroll
taxes
184,
filed
common
capital.
Star
company
3,
1,
Walter
See
Costs
April
to-be
20
company's expansion
and
mine
development expenses
caused
21
of
underwriting.
Assistant
notification
of
due
underwriting.
heavy
as
which
factor.—V.
Auchincloss,
laundry
fasteners
Miscellaneous
named-an
the
for
including
smelters
erally
1388.
shares
Net proceeds v/ill be
used to repay not^s amounting to $18,750,000
Issued to banks for construction" during 1956/ to complete construction
Sales
,.
were
its
group
part
a
March
on
without
Northwestern Bell Telephone
stock
common
amount
expenditures
Halsey,
(&
home
as
Inc.,
Tne
consolidated
were
1951
been
General
,
supply¬
that
Stores,
operation.
'
metal
of
under
Murphy
Murphy's
plumbingware,
equipment,
by
10-Cent
operations.—rV.
Ended—
of
all
operations
of
part
been
in
13,067,306
amendment.
John
Ind.
acquired
Murray Corp. of America
Six
Net
purchased
its
and
Stores, (Inc.
retail
has
on
Bluffton,
Co.
Morris
integral
Murphy Co.'s
carry
operators
of
14,713,223
an
underwriting group headed by Blyth
public offering-price and underwriting
had consolidated net earnings in 1956 of $2,570,650 or
share.
This compared with $4,826,284 or $2.46 per share
per
contributing
engaged
has
Topham,
1955.
at
disposed
6,263,487
8,000
National
This
Executive
Joseph R. Eggert, Jr. and Thomas
according to a statement issudd
President. Mr. Eggert was Assis¬
Jersey Zinc Co.—Net Off—
program,
cn
working
See
of
company
$1.31
in
mines,
Murphy Co,—Sell Interest in Unit—
14,655,051
7,130,561
;
.
■
(G. C.)
17.533,182
Temporarily Suspended—
amendment
an
The proceeds
to repay advances in connection with the
purchase of
and for general corporate
purposes.—V. 181, p. 749.
4,027 512
1277.
p.
class
There
New
$4,404,900
2,367,761
7,592,262
share,
per
This
2,557,296
$2,723,451
—V.
of
principal
3 973,252
taxes.
14,823,641
8,558,260
corporation
North
Weekly, Inc., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
corporation
per .Unit.
22,044,043
4,304.030
13,273,000
16,250,348
1389.
p.
covering
$27
With
$32,979,496
operating income.
after charges...
Net
Net
;
1957—2 Mos.—'1956
$16,396,866 $36,283,587
10,883.767
23,825,373
14,881,000
7,4x9,5(38
charges.
185,
SEC
Jr.,
Treasurer,
covering $232,000 of 5%
shares
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co—Earns—
6,337,000
8,098,922
income
operating
Nov.
,
unit
held
7,199,000
taxes.
Nichols, Inc., Kingston, N. H.—Files With SEC—
units
one
taxes.
operating
after
at
Co.—Elects
its Jack Frost brand
Vice-President.—V. 185, p. 824.
the
and
par)
offered
3, 1956 on
and/or class B
no
with
(no
to be
Dec.
A
be
of
common
(no
class A common stock and
of
stockholders
each
March
on
4,000
shares
$
132,014,939
93,591,747
The
1
and
also
company
$
142,256,277
,
,
The
-
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$
65,262,070
Net
Secretary and both are members of the board of directors.
Eggert will continue to be the corporation's Treasurer, and Mr,
Henfey its Secretary.
,
.
Mon-O-Co. Oil Corp., Billings, Mont—Files With SEC
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
43,913.240
—V.
Mr.
Thev corporation
York
45,284,193
Net
repayment
of
for
the
1957
'
directors has elected
President
New
69,140,375
Other
and
the
the
revenues.
Fed.
including in¬
involve expendi¬
Will
100,000
2077,
p.
Horace Havemeyer,
by
America.
con¬
by
expenses——
amount
an
New
Heney,, Executive, Vice-Presidents;
April
on
this
board
SS
the
bid-
low
for
planned
Operating
1278.
p.
filed
29
statement
Vice-Presidents—.
provide
46.
p.
Corp.,
$1;.—V.
(par
States,
21
1047.
Telephone
Northern Natural
cost,
of
stock
185, p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
•
registration
capital
apparent
March
for
replacement
a
29.
March
an
on
United
SS
the
on
of
Ship
$
subsidiaries, and
subsidiaries. This program,
March
on
to
reported
exclusive
York
a
New York
claims
York—Registers
Exchange Commission—
corporation
its
as
is
New
corporation has
$283,500,000 by the
three guided missile
company's
submarine.—V.
completion
of
some
by
this
each.
Work
for
the
U.
S.
Navy includes construction
of the
KITTY
HAWK,
now
being
built in New York Ship's
newly constructed graving dock; conversion of the light cruiser LITTLE
ROCK
to
a
guided missile vessel, and construction of a 2,000-ton
under¬
painting operations
estimated at $100,OOO
financing. The balance
working capital and used fdr general
others.
to
the
such
to
headed
group
price
on
Lines
of
President,
backlog
ship
of
high
contract for
tons
lapsed;
National's
Investors
National
company
owned
of
SEC
common
underwriting
an
public
writing
The
the
sister
certain
limitations for
Teale,
record
books
the
on
super-carrier
registration statement with the
fund debentures due 1982, to bo
a
sinking
$14,600,000.—-V.
Securities and
1278.
p.
subsidiary of Merritt-Chapmen & Scott Corp. and operate!
Shipbuilding Department.
Contract
currently on the books of New York Ship include six
large commercial tankers, four of a 45,500-ton class and two of 35,000
for
National
Instruments, Inc., Tulsa, Okia.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
185,
peacetime
$49,123,500
a
submitted
a
States
is
the
as
by
already
of
ahead
all-time
dates.
proceeds
of
underground
2689.
p.
Midwestern
up
operations.—V.
of
28
company's
United
Ship
one
had
the
of
at
track
trailer
work
an
$108,436,289
struction
assignment
certain
of
to
March
on
The
of
and
Ltd.,
claims
time
when
filed
4
of
the
certain
estimated
direct
;*
cost
Operating
$10,000,000,
of
receiving
' '
;
.
at
with
program
The
destroyers, .Edward L.
a
to
Co.—Registers With SEC—•
April
on
not
-
unit
backing
water-rail
raised
award
such
of
consideration
a
Mines,
such
completion
$15,000,000
public
Star
of
some
such
on
to
unit
volume
been
competitive bidding.
part of the net proceeds will be utilized
by the company to prepay
bank 'loans
due
July 15, 1957, in the amount of $11,100,000. The
not
filed
29
7%
ol
at
service
of
work
covering
offered
Y.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
oil
transfer
for
(a)
issued
certain
of
company
consideration
North
to
represented
prior
or
Flexi-Van
track.
handle
The
that
A
Mid-State
1967
lapsed
title
National Fuel Gas
porarily Suspended—
National
subsidiary,
when
issuer
those
and
advantages of rail transportation
truck-highway operation," he said.
expensive lifting
facilities are
needed. The
of
docks
the
low
the
expanded
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—Has Record Backlog—
respect to North Star also asserts that that
company's
is false and misleading, in that (1) the issuer
repre¬
.its
the
assessment
Mid-Hudson Natural Gas Corp—Stock
Offering Tem¬
See
(b)
had
1583.
p.
with
offering circular
,
of
will
share.
per
of
especially
'/.•
"
flexibility
special
railroad
the
that
stated
consideration
Lieberman, individually and
assignors of the said leases was
the
mill
Discussing the outlook, Mr. Widdell stated that "based on the record
backlog of contracts now on the books, we anticipate at this
writing
that
Na¬
of
company's offering
statements, of material facts
shares
assignment
to
Commission's
misleading
575,000
constituted
(b)
the
believe
to
and
material
that
for
shippers,
combines
provide
great
„
Important
complete service*
receiving mechanism
on
the
flat
car
has
a
hydraulicallyvertical movement which may be used to adapt the- loading
technique to various ground levels beside the tracks.
Adaptation of the Flexi-Van Service to loading aboard ship would
be on the same simple principle. The New York Central
Transport Co.
not
by
"copies
plan, to
had
the stock
grounds
false
state
persons
leases;
include
industrial
and
have
A
made
were
offerees
of
The
Commission's
Regulation
stock
the
•
- --f
Fruehauf Trailer Co. in
.
role
operated
exceed¬
upon
by the assignors was less than the number of shares
represented to have been the consideration; and (c)
a
representation
that the transfer of certain shares
stated to have been made to one
earlier,.
year
offering'
registration
the
:
.
can
be
made
simply by a highway
to a flat car along any road beside
package is then slid over special tracks
mounted both along Its under-frame and on the
top of the flat cat-.
When the trailer package Is completely freed from its highway
wheels,
it can be pushed by one man into place on the flat car, parallel to
the rails. A self-locking device secures the trailer
package to flat car,
ready for transportation by rail.
•
'exemption from
offerings of securities
.
the
on
said that the joining of the' nation's seeond *
the. country's largest manufacturer of highway
and
of
tractor.-traller
Regula¬
a
public
•
'*-/ '
,
1
the
transfer
a
Y„ in
the
commenting/
Central's
types
No
its Regu¬
offering of
not
Mid-Hudson,
reasonable
gas
date
country
steel,
of
excess
$45,000,000
taken
this
petroleum,
in
about
with
■
the
the
of
all
•
,
with, the
development,
"Flexi-Van
filed
public
public
In
that
to
156,960
,
Y.
New York, N.
proposed
of
said
service.
A
share.
per
Sidney
states
SEC
and
with
conditional
a
that
part
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
suspension should be vacated or made
„
for
terms
in
1933
A
an
required
contains
two
in
1957
has
maintained
the backlog at
high level," the report continued. The most important domestic
foreign projects on the company's' books are located in nine
and
the
the
of
agreed
"New
and
the
1933,
50c
the
Act
with,
representation
This
with
compares
this
that
respect
is
omits
or
record
a
23,
at
amount.
without
there
expansion
and
improvement
chemical and other basic industries
company
in
asserts
circular
plant
petroleum,
Act
new
flat: dars ."may easily • be (adapted lor thi®
to
have Tighter weight,; lower
flat cara
new. trallerTpackage.
Central hopes to begin operating Flexi-Van
plans
usa.
summer.
Perlman,
largest- railroad
on
Regulation
for
trailer equipment in production of the unit shown
April 2
significance for the United States transportation system.
Mr. Perlman hailed the new road-rail-water unit as an
offering was commenced and soma
from purchasers prior to the
expiration of the waiting
period prescribed by the Regulation.
the
the
Securities
proposing
Oct.
provides
offering circular
$15G,000 received
the
1956
in
filed
whether
A
complied
tional
as
compared with $1.84 a share on 508,212
preceding year.
H.
E.
Widdell, President, pointed out in the report that the in¬
crease
in net profit was due to the
larger volume of work completed
during the year.
shares
common
1957,
shares
Securities
$300,000
been
which
according
the
announced
was
by the following;
Insurance Co.
filed
its
Regulation
*'
the
order
,
$2,062,860,
28,
common
Regulation
report.
stock
common
for
to
the
-
suspending
by
Mr.
-
ordinary
Central
Perlman
Service
securities
the orders provides
question
under
ing
amounted
of
Life
permanent.
721.
1956
Bankers
Feb.
on
notification
the
on
gases
McKee & Co.—Profit Up Sharply—
consolidated
A
600,000
Each of
products,
medical
public offerings
under
North Star Oil & Uranium Corp.,
tion
McGraw-
machines,
p.
(3)
,
A,
to
other
name
registration
National
Commission,' ft
temporarily
of stock at $1 per share.
(2) Mid-Hudson Natural Gas
Corp. New York, N.
lation A notification on
July 1, 1955, proposing the
500,000 common shares at 50c per share.
the
acquired Thomas
company
among
185,
of
orders
shares
of
acquisition
Mr;
-
183, p.
Exchange
issued
from
to
(1)
household
consumer
second
-
manufacture
batteries,
furniture.—V.
G.)
it
Industries
instruments,
(Arthur
The
of
in
Edison
juvenile
was
Co.
Incorporated
Edison.
makes
statement
value.—V.
and
has
notification
com¬
and
28,
exemptions
matched
griddles
Securities
March
utensils. -*
Purchase
The
v
institutions.*
.
such
newly styled
frying kettles,
a
tiled with the BEC on March 29
covering 300,000 shares
1475. '
V
' .T"
company
registration
par
Temporarily Suspended—
said, will be directed by
long recognized as a major
cooking equipment field. Toasttoasters,
food
warmers
and
waffle
appliances, including
addition,
Griswold
makes
In
hotels
its
$1
the
manufactured
-National Bankers Life Insurance
Co., Dallas, Texas—V
Stock Offering
McGraw
cooking
plates.
.
to
Service. .Although
service,
-
Division,
1865,
ranges,
- •.
,
investment
York
capital stock.
electrical
heavy-duty
founded
mercial
announced
t..
restaurants,
Mr.
Toastmaster
,.*..3
Co..
New
amendment
of
92-year-old Erie company makes
largest producers of commercial
world's
line;
McGraw-Edison
organization,
•'
for
the
to
latter
.
the
commercial
makes
now,
bakers
of
Griswold
the
in
*
the
equipment
McGraw-Edison's
master
•
of
business
privately-owned
one
cooking
of
factor,
r
the
of
McGraw-Edison
electrical
and
assets
President
•_
Acquisition
v
Manufacturing Co., Erie, Pa., one of the nation's oldest
electrical
heavy-duty restaurant-type oooking equip¬
of
McGraw,
March
This
11
subsidiaries
Projecting
cn
the
basis
Institute,
the
of
and
now
continued
studies
outstandings
made
are
approximately
included in
growth
of
for Pacific
expected
$12,000,000
the consolidated
held
bv
the
statements.
company, he reported that
Finance by Stanford Research
the
to
reach
a
minimum
of
$648,-
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1640)
Carl V. Rice, President, reported that profitable operations.have con¬
tinued through the first quarter of 1957. He aiso reported txmc notes
payable of the parent company of, $1,152.000-on March 31, -1956 will
be reduced to less than $500,000 after payments tp be made April 1
does no more than hold its share
territories in the United States. ^Na¬
tionally, consumer instalment credit outstanding, now at $33.5 billion,
ts expected to increase to nearly $60 billion by 1965.—V. 185, p. 615*
000.000
the
its
in
company
present
from
the
Within
will
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission--The corporation on March 28 filed a letter of notification with the
*!
'•
'
24 Weeks Ended
■
-
„
$1,084,293
$973,359
earnings
Dividends
__
_
paid
1,080,9/0..
132.805
parent
■■,
,
/.-
;
^
-.
exclusive
sales
Mount Gay
♦Earnings
$834,043
per
——
—
on
the
$0.o7
-
ized
mine
weeks ended
Feb.
'•% '
?
'
•
located
supermarket is
litth
The
marsh Township,
in
Pa.
of
end
April
the
York City
New
the
and.
-
—vf
Concord
Landa
Mr.
Co.,
Products,
and
Mutual
Executive
,
Inc.
.
;
,
with
of
Directors
of
Board
Co.
'-a: if
Plans Financings
"this
*
; ^
will
marketed
be
at
are
Incorporators
$5
D.
a
par
preferred
stock.
Its
Oale
The
St..
Oden,
underwriter
Louis,
and
sale
"The
Mo.,
for
the
firm
a
corporation
which
has
housed
in
Ark.,
of
These
Springdale,
at
in
.
Bottling Co.,
counties
eight
time
(on
stock
will
offered
be
to
the
public
before April 15) under the class A exemption of
Exchange Commission. As other plants are acquired,
corporation plans to make a general offering of its stock when
the Securities
the
registered
It
was
fiave
with
the
SEC.
announced
the
franchise
March
on
assets
services
of
that Pepsi-Cola Mokan Bottlers
27
the
Lyons,
10-cpunty
a
Kans.
Pepsi-Cola
Inc..
plant.
The
area.
The
its
share
Dec.
corporation
the
on
31,
announced ' on
stock
common
1956
184,
p.
ner
April
29,
shares
$20.25
was
outstanding.—-V.
March
on
1,970,400
that
2
1957
is
outstanding.
share
on
the
1,139.665
of
plan.—V.
Phillips
185,
Governor
Quarter Ended Dec.
Sales
and
The
the
above—V.
of
net
same
177,
participations
p.
value
Net
profit
•No
before
income
tax
common
and
the
$23,037,405.
and
revenues
and
while
'
In
capital
addition
distribution
oil
profits.—V.
185,
to
divi¬
1389.
p.
Rose
share
1956.
.
,
per
figures
adjusted
for
end
year
as
block. The Escam¬
acre
Union
Reiter-Foster
and
2673.
Corp.
•„
French Heli¬
Introduces
—
898,000
$0.87
French
record,
engine helicopter that holds the
turbine
gas
introduced
was
420,637
'J
$0.43
"
the
1
-
York
to
America
at
a
demon¬
/
press
is
is
is
made
the
Sud-Avlation,
by
Western
in
1957.
April 4,
on
part of an American tour sponsored by this
has been licensed to manufacture the Alouette
which
Alouette
:The
heliport
City's
Europe.
medium-range
five-place,
a
-/
.
(345
.
largest
aircraft
)
;
,
miles)
$0.47
1956
year
from
entering the final phases of its $200,000,000 ex¬
R.
Johnson, Vice-President in charge of
April 4. Of this total, approximately $166,000,000 is being invested to increase steelmaking capacity by 1,980,000
ingot tons annually. The balance of the money is being spent on
additional finishing facilities.
Some
facilities
already
have
been put
into operation and most
others will be ready for production this summer. Mr. Johnson said.
The entire program, which will boost Republic's annual ingot capacity
to *12,242,000 tons, is expected to be completed
by .the end of this
year. It was started in September,
1955.—V. 135, p. 1519.
j
only.
Resource
respective
•
,
stock
.
This
split
benefits
Co.,
corporation
is
.
.
$0.81
496,838
.
Oil,
.
program,
Ernest
operations, announced on
with
in
March
on
October,
vestment
is
Resource
a
covering
Fund
100,000
organized
was
Fund
underwriting
No
registration statement
shares of its $1
under Maryland
Manaeement Co., Inc.. is in¬
filed
company
1957,
29,
Resource
1956.
adviser.
York
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
investment
stock.
common
New
Fund, Inc.
SEC
law
to
manu¬
,
York
New
the
par
involved.
is
John
D.
president.
.
Heyman
of
t
,
Revlon, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Reynolds & Co.
headed
$2,505,625 of the sales increase.
the company reported it was in the strongest financial
history. Current assets were $10,317,533 compared with
of
p.
being
pansion
contributed
liabilities
Gulf,
by
184,
are
Republic Steel Corp.—Completing Program—
$1.05
two-for-one
1
_
the
New
demonstration
This
$727,109
$0.98
included
for
out.—V.
America
South
H955
*1956
•
income_„_______
underwriting
an
April 2
price of $23.50
a
PROCEEDS—This
All
net
offered
1047,
does
not
proceeds will go to
.
the
are
of
offering
group
publicly
oh
total of 241,020 shares of $1 par value common
a
stock at
$3,303,504,
providing net
working
capital of
to $5,807,057 at the end of 1955.—V. 185,
compared
Co.—Registers. With SEC—
filed
company
stock
result
a
registration
statement
with
the
like
received
share.
per
,
,
.
.
.
represent new financing by the company.
of. selling stockholders. The shares
share-for-share conversion by the undergroup
a
of
number
a
of
them
by
SEC
on
1,
1957, covering $14,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral
bonds, due 1987, to be offered for public sale at. competitive
bidding. Potomac Edison and its subsidiaries are engaged in a con¬
trust
tures
this
in
this financing will be
connection, with this - program.
include
the
of
company's
the
class
underwriters
B
common
to
Shares
Shares
program involving expenditures estimated at $24,400,000 for
1957 and 1958, including about $12,300,000 for a new 75.000 kw
gen¬
erating unit expected to be in operation in 1958, $10,800,000 for trans¬
proceeds of
of
sellers.
obligations
struction
Net
the
purchase
tiie respective number of shares of class
B common stock set forth
opposite their names below are subject to certain" conditions set forth
in the underwriting agreement.
April
mission and distribution lines and substations,
facilities.
shares
from
UNDERWRITERS—The
Revnolds Sr. Co.,
Inc.____i__
75.020
-
T»„~v,p
#.
3,500
q0
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrichs &
Labouisse,
2.000
Co
Securities
used
2.50^
Interstate
Baker,
2,000
Bioren
3.5°o
2,000
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.Johnson, Lane, Space &
Ball,
and $1,300,000 for other
& Kraus
Buree
Simonds & Co
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
to
provide for expendi¬
Other funds to b« used for
the sale in March 1957 of addi¬
nurpose
tional
common
$2,000,000
stock
in
stock to the company's parent.
&
Co._
Co.,
Inc.
Corp.
—.
—
2.500
5.50Q
"
2,000
SEC—
its
which
-
on
Thrift
may
Plan
for
together
be
1955
with
purchased
payable
because
tNet loss.
1955
loss
for
40,024
first
Loewi & Co. Ino
:
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Paine, Webber/ Jackson &
Co.
&
Whiteside,
Winslow,
Courts
inc.
oompany filed with ■ the • SEC on April 1,
it$ registration statement covering an additional, 75,000 shares
capital stock, $1 par value.—V. 183, p. 1477.
;
West &
L—-
Co
&
Cruttenden,
&
Curtis
5,500
Co.
Prescott,
coast
2,000
.—
&
Oscar E.
Dooly & Co._
2,500
Co.
2.000
5,50?
3,508
10,000
—
Shepard
&
Co.,
Inc.
Pan-
A
Doolittle
•
2,000
2,509
-
Podesta
Dewar, Robertson
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—New Director—
Murphy,
President
a
of
director
Chicago,
Burlingtdn ;&
2,500
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.
Hughes
&
—
•
'
2,000
Inc., Columbus,
This
*
_'
*
three
$594,156
quarters.
2,500
Scherck, Richter Co
3,500 '
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Smith, Hague & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
&
„
Co.,
;
—■
Goodbody & Co
:
HallbweJL Sulzberger & Co.
Hornblower
&
Weeks
2.(V>0
10,009
used by
assurance
earnings soared
per
supplemented
of
Ranco's
supplies.
share.
by
a
46%
The
10%.
in
H.
Walker
&
2,000
2,000
5.500
2,500
Co.—
5.500
distributor
of
f
BUSINESS—Revlon
British subsidiary, Ranco Ltd.,
Production will start in about
will be
a
director.
stock
to
further
reported
that
record
a
cash
new
$4,465,032,
dividend
payment,
rate
distributed
/.
contracts
of
in
received
renresent$1.80
was
January
In
the
of
first
.
is
a
major
manufacturer
and
a
Founded, in 1933 as a maker
of nail enamels,
the firm has over the years considerably expanded
that aspect of its business and has developed and successfully mar-;
keted many other beauty preparations.
Among the company's leading
brands are Love Pat, Touch-and-Glow, Silken Net. Silicare and Living
Lipstick.
Revlon, with headquarters in New York, operates domestic
plants at Edison Township, Irvington and Passaic, N. J., The Bronx,
N. Y„ and Los Angeles, Calif.
Foreign production is handled through
plants- in Cuba, Mexico and Wales.
"
brqad .line, of
Co.—Earnings Soar—
1956
annual
year.
was
3.500
L, F.
G.
on
process materials
$5.71
3.50Q
of
Raymond Concrete Pile
It
Rothschild & Co.—— 10.000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
2,500
Evans
Farwell, Chapman & Co.__
/
year. Norman Best, General Manager of .Ranco Ltd.
—V. 185, p. 723.
this
2,500
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
2,500
2,000
DuPont & Co
A.
Inc.
has purchased a 25% interest in Bessbrook Prod¬
Bessbrook, Northern Ireland, A. M. Hoover, President,
April %. The new .company, which has been formed
jointly with Unidare, Ltd., Pye (Ireland) Ltd. and Corran Works Ltd..
Ltd.,
announced
Nfct
Rockwell-Gould Co.. Inc.—
I.
2,000
corporation
ucts,
ing
2,000
Clement
RR.
O.—Acquires Interest in Firm
k
3,500"
5,500
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reed, Lear & Co.„
/—
Reinholdt & Gardner
Francis
.
Quincy
of Railway Express
$895,816
1,449,948
*$139,954
of
2,000
2,500
Chace,
to
a
78,347
adjustment
Burke & MacDonald, Inc.—
investment
in Ireland—
April 1.
$2,846,031
-
Lehman Brothers __—— 12,500
Lester, Ryons & Co.
3.500
Buckner
1389.
(T. Rowe) Price Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—Registers
With Securities and Exchanges ••Commission-—
will
*
p.
2,500
2.50Q
Blqnt Ellis & Simmons
The West Penn Electric
Company, and funds to be derived from operations.—rV, 185,
shares
Co., Inc.—Reports Profit—
income
from
Agency, Inc., suc¬
ceeding, Robert S. Macfarlane, President of Northern Pacific Ry. Co..
A.
L. Hammell, President, has announced.—V.
183, p. 3015/
subsidiaries,
amortization
tax
to
r«,
$150,059,645,
transportation
from
and
said,
adding
that . Consolidated
well, now drilling below 3,000 feet
the company's Cuban subsidiary,
helicopter with a
cruising speed of 110 miles an hour. Several of its unique advance¬
ments are due to its gas turbine engine. These include higher powerto
weight ratio, better cold-weather and high-altitude performance,
elimination of engine vibration, a new governing system which elimi¬
nates the need for pitch-and-throttle coordination by the pilot,
and.
a
simplified cooling system,
Tiie Alouette is powered by a Turbomeca Artouste II fixed-turbine
engine whfch develops 360 horsepower at take-off with a continuous
performance rating of 325 horsepower. At 10,000 feet the gas turbine
engine is still furnishing 270 horsepower in cruising under standard
conditions. Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp. has been licensed
to manufacture this engine in the United States.—V.
185, p. 1519.
Electric
and
adjacent
Joint
a
Gillen & Company
of
number
2,627.730
and
here.
2787.
p.
Expenses
Depreciation
year
/
of
amounted to
at
corporation,
It
consisting of approxi¬
and 600 million tons of
coal
high
new
undertaking in
are
Santa Clara 27,000
A.'s
supported
new
a
.
1519.
31-i-
miscellaneous
a
S.
Aviation
manufacturer
on
$1,204,267
providing better
Pierce
The
as
31^-1-
Potomac Edison
$19.39 per
asset value on
registration statement with the SEC
$51,000,000
shares
the
stration
at
Be Acquired—
principal executive officers of Phillips
under
shown
Hegyi
miles
l"/2
O.,
jointly
altitude
"world
in¬
an
1,145,156
&
companies
1957
net'asset
estimated
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers With
covering
tons,
Gas
erected
per
and
Ranco
1957,
are
F.
is
Alouette II,
merger
property in Virginia.
American
being
companies
Harry c.
fide consolidated-Foods Corp.
a
the
;.;.!
..
Central
Mr.
1 Escambray
No.
approximately
well
and
States
extensively,
Republic
In 1955, compared
petroleum products
shares
taxes
The
1731.
'Phillips Packing Co.—May
filed
to
the
Co./ has-been'elected
This Company
the
currently
reserves
increased
This. Baltimore
Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value Off—
of
letter of notification with
a
5%
non-cumulative participating pre¬
($100 per share), without underwrit¬
used for investments in Xirst mortgages
par
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
and
acquired
Lyons
or
-Xiled
22
of
at
'
'
common
plant
United
Oil Corp.'s
writers
p.
have a combined fleet of 24 trucks and operate
Chanute, Parsons, Kans., Monett, Nevada, Mo., and
of
produced
income.,!—
$7,014,029,
.
Ark.
ol
requirements
other
position in its
of Harrinorthwest
in
'■
Files
copter to United States—
Plpugh stock. Ra,dio Station WCOP. Boston, and WCAO, Baltimore,
purchased in May for approximately $1,100,000 in cash/These
At
plants
at
60,000 shares
this
.
Pepsi-Cola
takes
..
three
warehouses
Only
franchise
.
*
—
1955
were
.
and the
plant;
new
a
whose
the
to
10,391,462
to
rose
tons
in
facturer of Musterole, The E, W. Rose Co., manufacturer of Zemo, and
The Olive Tablet Co., manufacturer of Dr.-Edwards' Olive
Tablet, were
merged or absorbed into Plough, Inc. in exchange for 255,356 sharer,
Mokan group has already purchased the Sekan Bottling Co.,
Coffeyville, which serves an eight-county area;
the
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co., of Joplin, which operates in nine counties and which
Arkansas.
the.
Corp., he pointed
$3.06
April,
Plough, Inc. increased
wages,
salaries
and
employee
$4,405,706 from $3,809,550. During 1956 The Musterole
The
Is
shares
offered
be
corpoVatiett' ahd' Sinelair Oil Corp.
Cuban-Oil R.
;.
million tons of metallurgical-coal annual1:.'
Pittston's
Dec.
and
effective
of
non,
'
,
'
N. M.
,
the Clinchfield Division
2V2
rpse
showed
% Shares
operating,
selected Pepsi-Cola plants
in, the
merger
or
outright purchase," Mr. Willbern said on March 20 in
announcing the new organization.
"We hope to acquire
properties which sold in excess of 10 million
cases of Pepsi-Cola in 1956."
,
-V :
;
>
of acquiring,
Midwest
through
March
on
2,940
to
slepped-up
higher. Per share
from
effect
'
,
figures are included
acquired during 1956 are
dates of acquisition.
"
;
purpose
nnd
assets
? Musterole
& Co., of
the purchase
with
1956
in
8,058,129
on
power
division,
also
current
the
give
-v,
share
per share.
Total depreciation charges
Depreciation per share*
Church
identified
been
of Pepsi-Cola plants since 1939.
corporation has been organized for
to
cases
and
sales
five
F.
both
88%
was
Net earnings
*
G,
is
in
;
-
_
$24,864,639 $21,194,370
Profit before Federal income taxes—,2,329,267
1,507,109
Provision for Federal income taxes
1,125,000
780,000
Willbern, founder and President of First
Clement Hall, Coffeyville attorney;
A.
Secretary-Treasurer of CLIC.
-
Net Up 88%—
doubled
than
more
million tons of metallurgical
utility coal.
400
coal
Net
share.>
;.
.
Plough, Inc.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
Federal and Vice-President of CLIC;
and
coal
KW
Year Ended
stock
.r
'
the drilling, of a well in north of Hobbs, lie a County, N. M.,
according to an announcement April 2 by Emil V.: Hegyi, President.
The drilling site adjoins a recent discovery well.
• \
In addition, Mr. Hegyi said Reiter-Foster plans to join in a unit
wildcat project
(Deep Devonian
test
well;
in north
western
Lea
County, N. M., with the Skelly Oil Corp.
1
.,
.
/ Reiter-Foster
Oil's active participations in such joint ventures here
'
sions
•
Common
the
expenditures during
corporation has been chartered as a Kansas corporation with
capital of 2,000,000 shares of 50 cent par value common
$10
tne
over
will produce
Pittston's
2
*
'
.
Albuquerque,
effort,
is
1519.
p.
industrywide increase of 6.4%,. Sales of
from 40.195,249 barrels to 43,832,166 barrels. "*
also revealed that construction had~ started
Industrial
authorized
200,000. shares .of
29%
as
mately
\
f
in
Corp.
production
Pittston's billion, ton coal
Coffeyville, Kan.—
v
»
v
,
stock
Coal
coal
450,000
Other
Bottlers, Inc.,
Mokan
185,
mine.
1156.
p.
,-*•
utock.and
..well
as
Net
April
stock
V This
,
Offered—
below.—V.
Co.
$7,438,038, which
adjusted
1956,
This mine
,
on
to
rose
three million ton mine
Income
the
present
/'
corporation
Cuban
report
Common
•
Pepsi-Cola
an
The
Expand—
Committee
185,
"of
increased
Inaugurated a new expansion program for its wholly-owned subsidiary,
PrattWhitney Co.,,Inc. As a first stefii, Pratt & Whitney bas b®en
authorized to spend $3,000,000 immediately for new machinery and
equipment.—V.
in
$6.30
crease
Fruehauf Trailer
Atomic Development
of
and
.
Coe—Stock
Electric
&
the common
with; Ciiuchfield
Committee,
Finance
Mills,
%■
Aircraft Unit to
The
of
Botany
of
Inc.
Fund,
the
''
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—New Oil Ventures—
report for 1956 discloses that consolidated gross revenues
$246,204,246 or 20%
greater
than the preceding year
to
on
to
>•.
,
;
,
Railways
income
net
Pittston's
,
Chairman
is
director
a
Inc.
1279.
p.
Standard Gis
while
,
of
135,
earnings
made by Alfons Landa, Washington
was
Analog Simulation Service is an¬
which can be used separately or
analop computer equipment.—V.
The proceeds are to be
for working capital.
1.
ing.
and
distributes
amounted
attorney
»nd
Chairman of
the Stocknolders Committee, who said the com¬
mittee would carry out a vigorous proxy solicitation in support of the ;
nominees
among the 33,000 stockholders
of Penn-Texas. The annual
meeting of Penn-Texas' is scheduled for May 6 at Cresson, Pa., and
the by-laws provide for cumulative voting.
Mr. Landa himself was nominated by tne Committee as one of the
eight candidates. The others are: Lt. Gen, Levin H. Campbell, Jr.,
U. 8. Army (Ret.;, a director of Curtiss-Wright Corp.; John F. Cuneo,
President of The Cuneo Press, Inc., Chairman of Executive Committee
of The
National Tea Co. and a director of Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust So.; Robert C. Finkelstein, an officer and director
of
several
real
estate
corporations
connected
with
his business;
B. Edwin Hutchinson*
a
director and member of Trust Committee of
National Bank of Detroit; Robert H. Mprse, Jr., President of Fair¬
banks, Morse & Co. and a director of U. S. Gypsum Co. and of Con¬
tinental
Illinois National Bank A Trust Co.; William A. Patterson,
President of United Airlines, Inc. and a director of Insurance Co. of
North
America,
Westlnghouse Electric Corp. and Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co.;, and Wqllace S. Whittaker. Chairman of the Board of Inter¬
continental Hotels Corp. " and of Specialty Papers Co. and President
The announcement
the
Realty Investors Corp.,
The
Coal Co. of Pennsylvania; also the Cox-McGeorge Co.,
railway supply division.
Pittsburgh-Consolidation Coal 00.
approximately 47,000,000 tons of coal annually.,
a
This annual
'
directors of the company.
the
Pittston Co.—1956 Gross Up 20%,
present
with
to
Associates
'
'
:
.
bray
Committee, which has been investigating
management of this corporation
/since late last year, on April 1 announced a full slate of prominent
business
and industrial executives as candidates for
the board of
and
affairs
financial
V"
ferred
for the
is
See
Names Slate—
Penn-Texas Corp.—Committee
a
subsidiary of Cherry Hill Coal Corp.
McGeorge, President of Cherry Hill Coal Cor¬
connection with Pitt-Gonsol would provide
Don
that
Pittsburgh
The Stockholders Protective
the
Ohio.
stated
mines and
.'r"-'-'1
i'
Electronic
SEC- covering
.
McGeorge
which
company
.....
.
With Securities and Exchange Commission— ^
company's growing production and a wider diversi¬
fication of market.
Cherry Hid Coal Corp.. also owns Cherry Hill Coal
Co. of West Virginia, George's Creek .Coal & Land "Co. of Maryland;
area.
-V''
Cleveland,
expansion
expects to establish its first
This unit, on Stat.cn Island, will be
followed in subsequent months by the opening of supermarkets in the
Borough of Queens, h. Y., and on Long island.
' ,
•
•
Besides the two New
York area stores planned for opening in the
current 19-57 fiscal year, the company anticipates compilation of super¬
markets in Ridley Township and Springfield Township, both in Dela¬
ware County, Pa.—V.
183, p. 1757.
V
'/.//.
the
Before
store
of
723.
p.
addition
recent
most
unit
combination
in
':
The; Gay Coal & Coke Co. is
poration
Ridge Pikes, White-
Butier anci
at
11
,
'
and
of
supermarkets, /our of which are located outside the Philadelphia aiea.
Three of these stores are situated in Baltimore, and one—the newest,
addition—is located at Price's Corner, Just outside Wilmington^ .Del,
States.
emphasized
coal
/;-''!!.'v
•
the company opened five new
1957,
9,
United
President,
.
The
other
agents,
effective April 1, 1957.
The Gay Mine,
at
(Logan County/, W. Va., was the first completely mecnanin tne Logan field and now produces 400,000 tons of coal
distribution to the steel industry, public utilities,
markets.
Pittsburgh-Consolidation Coal Co. is the largest
producer ami marketing agency in the world.
$U.oO
•
Western
Rea,
.
.
export
J.
.
,
1,420,687 shares outstanding.
24
•Eased
In
stock-—
common share
common
on
the
B.
that the growing demand for
stimulated by the tremendous devel¬
opment of
Southern California as an electronics and automation
center, necessitates the expansion of the Computer Service. »
The additional investment in the Computer Service during the past
six months Dr. Rea said, exceeds $300,000.
..
(
on.
Computer Service and equipment,
185,
'•
|
in
Dr.
*
report
annually; for
Earnings
Service
and its subsidiaries
company
April 1 announced the expansion of Its Computing
making it the most complete and versatile Computing
company
facility,
pointment
139,316
8951,398
preferred stock.
on
the
Tfiri Gay Goal ACokcrCo. of Mount/ Gay, W. Va., announces the ap¬
of
the
Pittsburgh-Consolidation Coal
Company
as
their
2,03.4,329
Net
weeks,
Pittsburgh-Consolidation Coal Co.—New Contract—
.
Earnings "before taxes on Income—
——2,158.905
Federal and State income taxes (estimated)— 1,074,612
'
next, lew
—v> 183, pi 3014.
867,508,665 861,261,370
Sales
the
Feb. 11/56
Feb.* 9,*57
-
Co.—Expands "Computing Service"—
(J. B.) Rea
The
meeting to be held May 23.
With this notice the consolidated
will be sent to the stockholders showing that the loss
in 1956 after tax adjustment was $393,438.
This report includes nine':!'
months
operations of
the
three
subsidiaries, which
were
acquired "!
April 1, ly56.
Tne 1955 loss after the tax adjustment was $549,312.
'
Co., Inc. (& Subs.)- -Sales and Earns. Up—
both domestic, and foreign, exceed any similar period
60-year history and represent a 10% increase over
ol 1956.—V. 185, p. 1280.
1957,
quarter
Service
have
annual
_
I'eiin Fruit
hand.
on
.Monday, April 8, 1957
.
company's
Xirst
reported
first
holders
common
share, through Reilly;
per
the
the
more
stock (par 10 cents> to oe
Hoffman & Sweeney, Inc., New
York, N. Y. The proceeds are to be used to purchase macmneij anu
equipment and for working capital.
^
.
...
;
offered at $1
of
shares
300.000
covering
SEC
in
completed a program of installing new equipment costing
than $500,000.
This will ,be reflected in increased efficiency and
lowered costs in 1957.
/
■
.*
V r
' ;
The board of directors
authorized the
call of the
annual. stock¬
Hesse 3-D Arts, Inc.,
Paul
nov.
Rice
quarter of
the causes of the heavy losses suffered in 1955
eight months of 1956 have been eliminated and that
management and production methoas have been completely reorganized.
and
ihdustries/In^. below.—-V. 185, p. 1279.
Scheniey
cash
Mr.
Settled—
Distillers Corp.—Suits
& Tilford
Park
See
if
1965,
bv
market
the
of
.
cosmetics
and
toiletries.
EARNINGS—Net
sales
of
the
company
for
1956
amounted
to
$85,767,651 and net income after taxes was $8,375,502, equal to $3.14.
(Continued
on page
51)
Number 5627
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1641)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Erie
f Dividend announcements
tables.
In-the
first
grouped in two separate
are
all
indicate
we
the. dividends
nounced during the current week. -Then
5'c
an¬
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached theii
Lxe.ier
.
&
,
Name of Company
Steel
Acme
Aeronca
55c
Co.
Mfg.
(quar.)
""'■51/2'c
iquar.
h
$6. conv.
preferred is-ai_-
Alexander
Allied
Baldwin
&
Control Cot
Ambrosia
Distilling
*j***i**L*:**__*c<--/_
Fidelity & Casualty, com. iquar.)**
$1.20 jr; preferred -iquar.) ***__*_*__;—___
American
t
SI.20
Monorail,
common
pld.
common
Nepheline,
series-)
American
States' Insurance
'
Class
A
/A***_!_*_
Class
I
B
—
American
Miami»
4V2/5
preferred
4.50V;
preferred
Associated
'"gains
Fund,
and
Gas
4-30
4-30
4-30
-
25c
».
L
6-
1
Increased
quar.)—;
50c
5-
6-26
*
50c
4-25
;
4-11
4-17
Automobile
Class
6V
investment
5-
1
1
4-8
5-31
6-
1
'
4-30
4-16
4-30
*
"
.
1
4-16
37,/2C*
__
.
(quar.)
5V
Machines,
Inc.—
4-30
Ayers
Stock
4VaV
4V'2'k<
B-I-F
dividend
preferred
preferred
of
scr.es
Industries
1947
6*Ac
4-30
4-
5-1
com.
- SOc
I
4-30
4-30
4-19
4-30
3aldwin
Ruboer
(quar.)
7%
__*__;
4-
1st
S3
Apartments,
preferred
prior
Benrus
Borax
Holdings
Airways
Brazilian
British
Traction
American
1
•
4-
iN
3-22
5-
1
1
1
Ordinary
receipts
(interim)
Registered
British
divid.)*!
(stock
%
4-
8
Brockton
S3.80
Taunton
Steel
Bullock's.
5-24
4-24
Class
6-14
6-14
33'/3'V
33V3% '
6-14
6-21
4-
9'
9
2-27
112'/2c
5-
22'/2c
(s-a»
7-
110c
„Va
.
t25c
1
5-
I
4-
"
1
Canadian
60c
Drawn
preferred
Canadian
Oil
Carpenter
Ceco
Paper
Steel
Central
1
75c
5-
1
Central
Kansas
Central
7-15
120c
5-15
40c
Co., 4a4'V
Class
B
Chase Manhattan
of
4V4'k
t
Clark
Co.,
Cleveland &
7V
Co.
Electric,
6'*.
(quar.)
gtd.
5Va%
Gas
preferred
4-
Dry
Consolidated
4-
4-
4-15
9
1
10c
payment
4-30
6-
5-
3
6
this
time)
.
called
for
redemption
share plus this
Diversified
Trustee
Electrohome
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
Oilcloth
Quarterly
Dreyfus Fund
Pont
7l/z',0
Co.
"E"
Co..
preferred
incomei
Securities, Ltd.,
iquar.)
Eastern
Co.
Laboratory
Stop Nut
7V
preferred
iquar.i
(quar.)
of
N.
Y.
(quar.)
1
T~c
pfd.
is-a)
4-29
4-in
12 Vac
4-12
4-
0
25c
4-15
4-
A
$1
5-15
4-lf)
meeting to be
vote on a proposal
stock.
share
of
If
class
ap-
B
for
shage held.
*'
& Power—
i
quar.)*-
4-25
4-15
9c
4-10
3-30
15c
4-15
4-
SI
6-10
5-3'A
5-
4-1')
40c
(quar.)
Fund/
Service
A
Co.—
$1.10
(quar;);—,/*•—
flOc
r
45c
*
1
4-15
4-
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
6-
1
0
5-17
4-15
4-
4
(quar.)
—
Inc.
*•_,,
5-
A
1
5V
Glass Mfg. Co.—•
convertible preference
$2.40
Tlierin-O-Disc
Tokneim
Union
(reduced
Corp.
4-30
4-10
ferred
•>
*
$2.70
(quar.)
6- '3
4-30
4-J 5
4-30
4-J 5
4-30
4-15
5-
1
United
7V
Mi.
Clemens
four
U.
B
United
*
6V
preferred
1
4-
4-
8
$1.11
5-
1
4-
8
Welsbach
5-
1
4-
8
West
6-12
5-
1
Western
1
Western
1
Westminster
1
3-27
Wisconsin
5-
1
Frontier
1
4-15
8-
1
7-19
6-24
6-
15c
6-15
Theatres
System
7-
6
6-
7-
2
RR.
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
dends
(from
4-25
4-15
4-30
4-12
Oil
<fe
Corp.
Gas
RR.
Truck
4-
4-12
5
3-29
1
25c
4-15
4-
5
19c
5-
inc.»
5c
5-
2
1
4-13
4-13
15c
1
4-19
6-14
5-31
5-
preferred
Lines,
30c
(quar.).
Hampshhe
4-23
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
40c
7-
1
6-14
$1.50
-
*
4-30
4-11
20c
4-15
4-
25C
(quar.i
B-
class
1
5-
37 Vc
inuar. 1
(quar. i
(quar.)_
5-
20C
(quar.)
common
Match
4-30
1
3.20
Name changed
1
4-15
Inc.
See
5-
1
new
Foods & Industries,
announcement
Ry.
Associates
S3.50
4-
1
3-21
Pacific
Atlantic
10-
1
9-21
Pacific
Hawaiian
I $^3
Inc., 6V2V
Canadian
Products
pref.
(accum.)
Investment.
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
1
5-
$1.25
-
Pacific
$3.50
under
(s-a)
3
5-15
3
4-30
5-15
5-
1
tl2V2c
4-30
4-12
4c
4-30
4-15
75c
4-
1
3-19
$1.75
4-
1
3-19
Investment
——
4-12
4-12
flOc
—
from
4-30
4-30
common
(quar.)
_***/__
z
*
give
tTie dividends
this
5-
1
4-22
50c
4-11
4-
1
announced
In
previou*
The list does not include divi¬
these being given
week,
in th«
Per
Name of Company
Fund
Aberdeen
plus
capital
a
class
Products,
A
7V
Sue!
(quar.)
Fund,
—**
(quar.)
Air
(quar.
A
Products.
Paper
Allied
common
Petroleum
Book
American
Bosch
preferred
(quar.)
Arma Corp.,
Board
Co.
Efird
E
(stock
Hair
dividend(__,
Felt,
4
Indemnity
$3c
6-
1
5-15
American
25c
4-30
4-15
(s-a;
3-29
3-25
12l(?c
5-
1
4-16
4-30
4-15
5-1
4-19
25c
4-15
3-15
45c
5-10
4-26
4-20
3-26
4-20
3-26
5-15
4-18
5-1
4-1
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
8-31
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-14
11-30
25c
4-10
3-29
25c
(quar.i
4-10
3-31
Corp.
(monthly i_
3-18
(Galveston
25c
4- 9
IV
common
Products
Home
3-29
4-20
10V
—
Amcricap
4-15
4-12
Inc.—
Rubber,
dividend
1
4-10
Theatres
*—r
<fc
Hard
5-
50c
:
*
(quar.)
Mills,
Casualty
Stock
4-10
25c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Products
American
3-21
4-30
25c
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
I
&
3-30
4-22
50c
87V2c
(quar.)*
Co.
Can
4-15
6c
75c
(quar.i
American
American
3-15
5c
5V
Sugar,
Box
4-12
15c
:
Amerada
American
4-15
1
4-10
20c
inc.)
net
Corp
Amalgamated
1
5-
70c
Inc
Stores,
5-
50c
17V2c
(quar.)
from
Mfg. Corp. (increased)
Control Products (quar.)
Allied
4-20
$1
Ainsworth
Air
3-29
4-30
Inc.—
preferred
Inc.
4-25
7c
27'Ac
(quar.)—
Americana,
convertible
of Ree.
lc
,
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp.
Affiliated
V3C)
of
Holder*
Payable
4'sc
of
Inc.—
preferred
Corp.
divid.
distribution
gains
Petroleum,
convertible
$1.10
Quarter
When
Share
.
(First
Precision
American
Quebec
Co.J
4-
3
6-
fl7Vac
(quar.)
—
Quarterly
American Forest
tide.
Ontario
Outlet
Hunt
4-15
6-
75c
:
Ltd., class A
American Fire &
to
dividend
2
3-30
f30c
*——
Co.,
we
American
5
Co.—
4.
5-
25c
(quar.)
announced
Common
10c
4-15
$1.50
*
*_—
American
*
preferred
New
of
4-11
4-15
5-
;
Telephone
Shoe
4-22
5-15
(quar.i
Corp.,
convertible
OMo
.
Corp.—
convertible
Illinois
17c
12 VzC
Investment
4-
9
preceding table.
Acme
$1.06'4
*_
4-11
10c
$1.25
(quar.i.
/
S.)
Below
7
t_.
iquar.)
4-30
4-
8c
,
(s-ai***
Ltd.
(quarterly
preferred
7V
5-31
7-
15c
iquar.
Merchandise-.
Share
Northern
pfd.
4-30
(from
3
iquar.) J
V__
4V2V
4-15
5-31
time)
RR.
-—*
Adams-Millis
fquar.V.
Co.,
shares
A.v
*
(J.
Young
5-21
25c
Transit
5-15
4-15
5-
6c
(quar.)
f37c
**•..***__
at this
Faper Co.,
Fund
Aberdeen
pfd.
1
r
—_*_*,—_
Breweries,
(quar.)
Extra
5-31
4-
3'/?
conv.
4-
ilOc
•'*
Seashore
Pacific
B
6^15
$1.75
Inc.—
68c
1
1
'*4
of
<quar.)___*_***
income)
class
Canada
4-
time)
(quar.)
Co..
1
4-
'
&
Jersey
Aerovlas
Airlines
Finance
A
Fund
(quar.)
Corp..
10-
f $1.75
*
pre-
Co.
—
Inc.—
4-15
Products—
dividend)
National
class
(Payment omitted
10-15
15c
this
of
4-
4-
1
1
V45C
___*_3_-*_
iquar.
(stock
A
5
Inc.—
preferred
5-
+ $1.75
(quar.i
holders
Corp. *_____.
Telephone Co. of Kansas,—
5-
25 V
1
*t_.
68^0
'1 "
Radium
10 V
PV,
_**
(quar.)
Mountain View Diners,
5-15
;
,
(quar.)**
5c
at
5-31
33:Vc
__*_**__
Telephone
/
Ltd.,
income)'
omitted
35c
—
weeks and not yet paid.
B
payment
3-30
36c
General
investment
net
S.
$1.25
(accum.)
$1.35 pfd.
agreement
Continental
$1.04
32 Vac
(quart)
4-15
4-
4-10
pfd. stock issues have right
of
Funds,
United
1
25c
common
4-26
4-15
35c
*
exchange their shares for S 1.1-5
Class
1
$25c
A
Metal
(Common
y_*.
__**_*__
merged
Corp.,
United
4-
(quar.t
Ltd..
20c
$1.75
67V2c
preferred
to
4-15
Corp.,
4-30
•
—
preferred
$2.75
••
4-15
preferred
preferred
quar.)
Telephone (Mich.)
preferred
;_*
above
1
I'm
4-30
5-15
$1.44
4-
dividend
5-15
60c
(quar.)
Time Finance, 7'V pfd. (quar.);—*.—,—
Title Insurance (Minn.)
iquar.)
3-29
(quar.)__
+i2VaC
Thatcher
-
Under
4
4-15
5c
—.
Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
convertible preferred iquar.)—;—!—
4-15
1
Norwrlk
1
4-Hi
Taylor,
4-30
20c
5-
Nunn-Buch
5-
1
20c
Swank,
4-12
5-
4-17
1
5-
2
1
$1.10
4-
5
t^Oc
payment
4-
5-
$1.12 Vz
4-30
4-
B
A
4-15
preferred
4-30
(quart)
Chemical
4-30
4-15
»
15c
60c
3
iquar.I—
pieferred
tlGc
4-
4-
5-
5-
4.50V\ prefeiTed C
Northern
4-15
4-15
4-1!)
4-30
—
(quar.)._--
preferred
4.40V
$1.20
'4-30
1
+20c
annual
Electric
4-20
$1.50
20c
11-
4-30
4-12
4-15
Northern
25c
(s-a)i„._
3-28
1
4-15
30c
8-
11-15
5-15
1
1
4-15
4-
1
8-15
15c
5-15
1
5-
3-29
4-15
I
5-
Wells Corp., com. iquar.)
—40c
preferred
iquar.>z—3IV4C
Stubnitz, Greene Corp., common**
*—12h2c
6-
5-
Norlex
4
6-
5-15
Struthers
5-
$1.20
5-15
17'bc
(annual)
Corp of Ameiita
Emporium-Cape well Co.,
-
common
4-11
12'/aC
4-30
J93-iC
preferred
Life Insurance
Economics
Elastic
Inc.,
9c
iquar.)-_
-
Niagara
4-10
6-15
]5c
*
—*—**_
B
45c
B
4.80V
15c
Industries,
convertible
A
York
4-30
5-15
Co.—
(quar.) ******_VJ.
Stauffer Chemical (quar.) */■
4-30
Mcycrcord Co.
(quar.)
Monongahela Power Co.—f
Ohio
70c
Stores
3c
com.
Eagle Stores
Eastern
class
New
J40c
earned
of Canada
1
i$1.06xA
the class
one
4.40V! preferred
15c
preferred
Fund
.
6-
Springfield Gas Light' Iquar.)
65c
•Stanley Brock, Ltd.,.class A iquar.)**—$15c
$15c
iquar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
England
<4-15
5-l'»
flOc
Foods- (quar.)_/_**—-
(initial
Southwastern
(quar.)*_.
<quar.)_—
Confectionery
Ltd.—
1
(from
7V
Co.,
Gas
Trucking
(stock
(quar.)—
50c
Linoleum
5-10
$2 5c
Co.
t25c
Ltd
1
$15c
(quar
*
England
$0.3901
Industries,
4-15
1.
Sibley, Lindsey & Curr
5V
B
Nehnan-Marcus
1
3-25
2
4-25
Southington Hardware Mfg. iquar.)
*_*_
Southland Paper Mills is-a )../*__**/—.—**
15c
RR.
New
5-
and
A
Southern. Industries
$1.24
4-10
37l/2c
4-
6-
:__**
will
23
Water
A
Class
Webcor,
5-15
$25
at
:
&
-
Du
1
dividend)
Shares
Dominion
May
o»i
6-
$30c
class B
—
4-24
-'ssue
10c
common
the common
Michigan.
—.*_****.—
New
(entire
4-2 A
J20c
(quar.)
Fund*-*
the
common
Shawinigan
—3,
5-28
Ltd.—
each
Ltd.—
*_*_—;—
$2
\
5-31
5-15
50c
A
(quar.)*____„__**__.*
Pen
at
Shedd-Bartush
3
$$1.75
20c
pisher Steel Construction Co.,
$1.50
conv.,
class A
pref.
per
McLean
National
_J
<s-a)
4-16
(Texas)
class
National
at
Corp of N. Y
4-16
1
20c
Co.,
Missouri
Nashville
National
|
'
Discount
5-
1
5-
4-15
40c
<
1
5-
«
B————*—r.**———.—
Class
.*/
of
Co.
preference
Moore
5-
6-12.
50c
(quar.)—„—
A.)
May
$1.06
Calculators
Montrose
8-15
Diebold, Inc.
&
Grain
I
4
0:1
class
of
Class
1
9-
\
20c
'»•
reclassify
5c
4-
5-15
6-
(quar.)
(quar.
5-
28c
4-2^
1
O
distrib¬
(quar. 1
Co.
3
65c
iiicoino
(quar.)
Milling
preferred
4-30
87y2c
5-
}15c
(quar.)
(quar.)*
on
Nuclear
$1.09
4.96 V
1
4-10
iqu&r.l
nec
(quar.i
4-15
5-15
to
8
75c
(quar.)l*__*
'
5-15
1
com.
8
4-
40c
(quar.i„
preferred
6-
3
on
4-
1
50c
<quar.)__
Mercantile
5-
taken
1
/,*
(quarterly
preferred
Men gel
6-
Mfg.—
Inc.
4.44
2
28c
action
5-
5-
(quar,)*,
Services, Inc.^—
dividend-*——3
4-9
17'/2C
Inc.
37'/aC
$1.12Va
4.16 V
4-18
Continental Transportation Lines
iquar.1
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. iquar.)—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
iquar.»__z
!.
uiunstvibuteci
Ltd.
Steel
1
4-15
(No
Siar
5-
5-15
&
4-16
(quar. )_!_****
v__
4-15
110c
(quar.)
the
Woods
Bros.,
10c
75c
!
Mutual,
the
60c
10c
Mfg.
Diversified
preferred
Class.
1
Utilities
Insurance
6Cc
(extra)
1
iquar.)
preferred (quar. )_*_:
5-10
1_
Bros.,
4-16
1
(quar.)_**_*__„..***.___
Acceptance, Ltd.',
preferred' (quar.)_
5-10
5-15
Gasket
1
5-
51c
preferred (quar..)'_*»;
3
Mines--
Co.
Co.
from
of
3
4-10
bennison
(initial.)__*____*
Corp., leommon
preferred (quar.
Investors
6-
4-15
4-23
proved stockholders will receive one share
8
6-
1
Detroit
5-
4-
50c
$1.37l/2
preferred
$1
$1.25
3-26
87l/2C
4-30
held
Class
5-1
McCabe
6-
3\'a'(
5-15
4-
Marchant
4-15
Press,
5-31
58 %c
Manchester
40c
Davidson
$1.25
(qi'ar.)_____
Sugar
Lyons-Magnus,
Cuneo
'
5-15
3
$1.50
4-30
'
4-15
5-
preferred
4-15
'4-
A
4-
10c
time.
&
'
8
4-15
4-15
11-10
8
5-31
(quar.i
z_
1
5-31
8
Stock
V
(quar.)
Industries
$1
4-15
5-
25c
Continental
6-29
4-
1
4-18
5-17
2
4-25
.
4-
Louisville
11c
Goods
6-29
4-
1
—
Laundries
7-15
6-29
-
1
1
income!
Yellowknife
Consolidated
$1.10
class A
Co.,
Stockholders
6-29
7-15
7-15
1
6-15
iquar.
preferred
S33/4C
1.
1
5-15
1
12-
J 5c
;*•
2__*—
Lines
.
Louisiana Power & Light—
4-12
Corp.—
Discovery
1
5-
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Conlon-Moore, 6'/«
Consolidated
1
5-15
$2
investment
preferred, tquar.i,
Fund...1
Natural
1
5-
5-
;
*
4-24
7-15
5-
35c
—
common
4-
5-
30c
55'Ac
$1.0Sy4
Concord
Concord
4-18
25c
:
(from
5-
60c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Fund
4-15
45c
53'4c
Lone
3-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar,)
Colonial
4-15
20c
(quar.)
Concord
4-15
30c
(quar.i
Extra
4-10
40c
Pittsburgh RR., 4%
gtd.
reg.
5-10
52 Vac
I.ewls
5-15
$1.18
——
Y.)
(N.
Va.
common
pfd.
conv.
Controller
Collins
pfd. (quar.)
&
(W.
4-10
(quar.)_
$1.20
5-10
1
4-30
40c
Bank
Corp.
1
6-
22V2C
:
Chesapeake
City Stores
6-
30c
—
Utility (quar.)
Warehouse, class A
Central
1
(quar.)____
7V
4-15
!
6-
$1.25
(quar.)-
Milling Ltd.
fohenffer
4-10
5-
A
$1.25
/.**;
;
Seat rain
1
(quar.)
Life
(quar.i
4-11
15c
at this
..
1
4-
1-
preferred
Telephone
6-28
*
Public
Power
4-
4-30
SI
Lauren tide
4-15
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Gas
&
4-30
5-
—
..
Scarfe
■'
1
5c
common
Stores
4-15
(quar.i
Products
Electric
4-
>&■*><
Co.—
Ltd...
4-30
133,4C
*
*
5-
(quar.)
Cos.,
3-29
preferred
Lake
4-15
115c
Steel
pfd.
$3
new
t.a Crosse
9
117l/2c
4-11
1
L_*
class
Transit Co.,
2
Carlos
Ran
Scioxce
3-29
4-15
(quar.
preferred
Kobacker
}
4-15
.
4-
b
(s-al
Ltd.,
Co.
Payment deferred
-----.
preferred
$4.36
6-18
1
5-1 t '
4rl0
5-;
5-
Common
'
4-15
(quar.
b'r,
Power;
■
;
10c
4-10
4-15
95c
,*
—
Electric
1
12"2c
preferred
uted
2-27
4-
10c
3
^gOc
(s-a)*_*_*
(quar,)
preferred
Common
4-8
1
11-
$$1.50
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
S4.22
preferred
(quar.i
4-29
$3,072
5-20
$1.17Va
(quae.)***
(quar.)
Antonio
San
Industries,. Inc.—
Power,
International
4-29
8T072
B
California
5-
S2
(quar.i
B
4-29
common../
A
4-29
i
•'
S;'
quar.)
Corp., .common (quar. )
(quar.)*/
A preferred
4'/aV.
4-29
33Va%
divid.)_
(ouar.)
class
5-10
(quar.)__*_
Ingcrsoll-Rand
5-10
33'AV
——
*______*
Products
Ltd.,
3-28
$2
(Montreal)
(quar.)
lnterchemical
4-24
5-24
t50c
_
Gas;
preferred
preferred
series
Imperial
2-20
5-24
15c
Columbia Forest Products Ltd. (quar.)
Buchanan
5
15c
common
series
Investors
(interim)
4-
5-25
10 V
1
4V4V
5-15
30c
1
Class B
v"
4-15
o
4.70V,
4-15
J 10c
_
dep. receipts (stock divid.)
Ordinary bearer (stock dividend)—
dep.
5M5
6-1
$$1.50
Paper
4-10
20c
COc
(increased s-a)
Ajnerica
4-15
4.42'V
4-19
5-
2c
■
•.
Amer.
Amer.
4-22
1
Co.
Republic Natural Gas
Holland
^
5-
4.20V
4-19
5-
10c
__
5-20
Raymond Concrete Pile (increased)*
Reliance Varnish (quar.)*-».
4-19
Electroniqs*,
&
1
6-
—*___/
preferred
5'V ' preferred
Raliton Purina
5-20
;
4.08'fc
Tobacco-
(stock
5-15
6-10
5-V''
preferred; (quar. L.—-—/
Foods
Illinois
3-22
43a4c
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
regular
4-25
9
62c
preterred
15
4-
4
$1.25
r
Ordinary
-
1
iN. Y.") (liquidating)
North
4V
4-15
4-
75c
:
b-
50c
preferred A
iquarj
Hygrads Food Produces Corp.—
5-15
4-25
$1.50
(quar. )_„
—
4-13
4.26V/
Ltd. Ordinary (initial)
Ltd.———
Bralorne Mines
Braniff
1
;
,
5-V-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Inc.
1"'
6-
25c
_
(quar.)**.*
preferred
Watch,
Ltd.,
Finance
Common
5
25c
.*
.__***___*„—
S6
.'
/.
Lighting & Power Co.-r.
preferred (quar.)___
Hunt
4-19
4-15
$31'Ac
_
Associates, common
preferred (quar.)
5-
5-
50c
Co.' lqiiar.)_*
1*1
6S 1st pfd. (quar.).
5V,
55c
Beacon
Beaux-Arts
&
preferred
$4
4-12
4-30
$1.12'/2
iquar.)
iquar.)—
3
60c
div.)_.
Houston
4-12
2'k
_*__*____
preferred
5-15
.
6-
18c
4.40 V
4-1
$1.12',2
*_
4V
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
6-a
4-
4-15
$1.75
(quar.)_*_
Quarterly Distribution Shares
QUfnte Milk Products, Ltd., class
"
iquar.)
(resumed.)*11
of
t
6-
4-26
4c
"
5-15
1
StIO
$1.50
-
5V
preferred 4 s-a 1
Puritan Fund, Inc. (quar.)
4-15
6-
25c
ull—
Radio
,3^4V
.
6!Ac
___
*_*_**_****____.
*
—
(quar.)*__***;
4-25
$1
;
.
Household
4-15.
1
3.60V
preferred
Prentice-Hall,
4-10
$1
Higbee Company (quar.)
Home (Joseph) Co.
(increased
4-16
5-
Edison,
4.70V
5-24
45c
Rubber
convertible
Herold
4-16
4-30
56'4c
___*___*
—
1;
4-15
1
Extra
5V2'</
4-16
4-30
15c
15c
•
Prior pfd. (old accum.)*
prior pfd (new)
iquar.)
(L. S.) & Co., common iquar.)—;
5V>
(stock
Hepienway Furniture,
-
&
1
iquar.)_**_
Advertising
Corp.
Co.
Common
1
4-
15c,
Avildsen
4-
4-29
Potomac
4-16
6-
35c
Haydock Fund, Inc.• (quar,)___
4-26
4-29
15c
—
preferred B iquar. >__
'.
lAvco Manufacturing/$2.23-conv. pfd.
,4-26
5-20
$1.25
*
**___—/
preferred
(quar.)***;
Portland- Woolen- Mills
9
3-25
1
9c
6 V
Tools
compion
,Quarterly
9c
,**_*___*__
tquar.)___***__
5c
4-20
RR.
j:
******
3-28
1
15c
7V
4-1,7
4-
1
:
Northern Ry.-(quar.)
Finance (quar.)
4-18
5-
Pittsburgh, Youngstoivn & -Ashtabula Ry. Co*
1
35c
iquar.)
Eelyea,
1
4-
30c
.
(quar.)——:
preferred A
&
Guaiantee
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
4-10
100%
■■
Co.,
Greeley Square Building
Liquidating
8
4-
Co.
Alden
6-14
2nAc
—:
;
.5-
$$3
1
iquar.)
(quar.)-*-—:
preferred-
income
Fund
Banking, common
A
$1.50
■
(from
J
5-
75c
(quar.),
Government Employees Corp.
Stock dividend
•
$l.l2'/2
5-15
20c
conunoq
Outdoor
Gordon
5-29
1
-
__
Development Mutual
Pioneer
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire &
5
25c
inc.)*=.
:
Fund
Piedmont &
9
capital
$0.0155 from-investment
Atomic
Glen
4-10
u-20
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Atomic
9
4-
class B. iquar.U^
Telephone Co; of JLndiana—
$2 preferred tquar.J
Gilchrist
4-10
5-1
tqiar.30c
from
5-
25c
__—A-_z*_.
Co.
(SO.0120
4-
4-15
5-17V
37y2c
.
.
Cteneral
>
(quar.)
;
Bottlers (quar.)
.
4-15
+35c
General
•*'-V
of Rem
**_
Jhipsi-Cola General
Philadelphia, Gennantown-& Norristown
,
Industrial* Enterprise____
General Public Ut.litles (increased)
4-16
preferred
:
5-31
35c
preferred
4-10
7 72C
.
Wallace,
Gardner-Denver
4-16
-
Gas.,
dividend)—-*
4-12
General
;
*_____**
(quar.)
Inc.
3^29
*__-—$1.12'/2
iquarj.).
Arkansas-Louisiana
4-10
10c
.
Penh Fuel
(stock
6-10
(quar.)
4^,preferred (.quar/)J._^T:;T,^_._r„*^r.)
4',v
"
$2c
(quar.)
Clayton fc Co. (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Powqr—
4-26
3-29
>■.
——A****
1
Anderson,
-
i5-17«t.
2Sr!4C
Viscose Corp.
(quar.)**,—
'
Zinc, Lead & Smelting tquar.<
American
Trailer,
4-10
.
**/*_*
Insurance
&
Stores
4-26.
(IndianapoLs)—
***_z-*/.**:
American Title
,
Fruehauf
1
4-19
30c
(initial-
;
4-
4-2f»
;—!*■/**—j*-z
_*
(1956
Ltd. ~<s-a;.,***_*"_—'_.L_p
American
2
Ltd.—
3-25
.
5-25
-
,
4-19
1
Ford
&
4-29
..
31V2C
Franklin
4-12
31'Ac
American
Penick
Co.
River Gas~<increased quar.)
3-31
'
5-
4-19
:<"2Qc
$1.25
(quar.j—
5-1
25c
'*
.87 t2c
Extra
50V.
.
1
"
Co.—
preferred
Forbes &
1
/*_/*.**_*_/_*/.—>
25c
<quar*)-*-*_*.*__-;_*_*—2_40c!
.
Electric
series
4-12
5-
4
Holder*
Pavahle
American World Airways Inc
65c
Hampton
federal Grain,
*
S3
tiiv.j**—
5-
62t2c
$1.40 redeemable pref.
(quar.)
Filchburg Gas &. Electric Light Co.
Fleetwood Motel, class A iquar.)
1
'
;
***/*___,—
(stock
(quar.i
M.nerals
•
American
r
Fall
"
5-
21c
—
,'*■•
1
Common
dividend
When
Share
Name of Company
Pan
-
5'
Alco Oil & Chemical Corp.—
15 c
.
4-12
50c
,
Holder<
Payable of Rec.
—
preferred
preferred
When
13c
;.**
—
(Ohioi
Co.
convertible
*•
;
Per
Share
Per
■
'4-19
30c
;
^.r,
•
,
(qu^r.j
preferred -(qua*;.
5-10
10c
Pitljbnrgh, RR. Gtd. stock tqUar,).*_*_
5V
.
of Rec.
(quar.)__
,,.;Esquire,'Inc.
a
payment date.
Corp., common
preferred
2nd
Erie, &
follow-with
we
1st
Holdert
Payable
'
Forge & Steel
6V
When
Share
Name of Company
f<-.
XV
4-9
3-13
35c
5-
1
4-15
| 7- 5
6-2A
Texas)
30c
Monday■, April
.
(1G42)
& Foundry
Marine
Amf-rif-an
Co.,
Gas
1
5-21
1
4-
$5.25
Arnold
4'/2%
(quar.)
3C
12-30
12-10
(initial
com.
3-29
California
6-20
6-10
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
preferred
4-30
4-
5
$1.25
$2.25
4-10
3-11
$1.32
preferred
preferred
25c
iquar.)30c
(quar.)
...
——
31', »c
(quar.)——33c
$1.24
preferred
iquar.)
1-7.
6-14
7-
5
6-26
.
30C
4-26
4-12
4-23
4-
45c
4-
9
3-25
8
170c
4-20
1
M.
I.
Piano
4-10
3-29
cash div.)
4-
1
Canaaa
4-15
3-22
7-
6-21
1
5-15
V
5-
1
1
5-15
5-
25c
4-15
3-27
5-15
6-1
__
A
Best
Biltmore
Class
Black,
Bliss
(E.
W.i
Booth
4%
5
6-
1 %
5-15
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
4-
2
,4-29
4-
1
preferred
$5
10c
iquar.)
is-ai
Co.
4-19
Central
1
4-30
v
4-17
4-30
4-10
4-15
3-29
7-15
6-28
10-15
9-30
1-15-58
N.
12-31
—
Burody
9-7
$1.25
12-20
Gay & Electric
Securities
Corp.
20c
5-
2
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-10
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
4-10
3-
8
25c
6-20
6-14-
25c
9-20
35c
5-15
39c
7-
1
6-20
107*
Manufacturing, common (quar.)»
$1.56
preferred
(quar.)_—!—_____—___
Doeskin Products, comxnon (stock div.)_____
Dome Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-
1
3-
117 7zC
—
S-13
5-
1
1
4-30
3-29
25c
(monthly
Ltd. (qunr.)_
Engineering Works, Ltd;
4-17
5-24
4-30
150c
<s-a;__
4-30
+15c
Oil Fields
Bridge Co.,
5-15
4-30
120c
5-15
4-30
lloc
5-
1
4-15
137 V2C
5-
1
4-15
1$ 1.12 72
4-15
3-21
150c
Extra
7
2nd
4-15
3-28
125c
4-25
4-,
— -—
Fabrics,
preferred
Dominion
Glass
1
4-10
Steel
5-1
4-18
Dominion
Tar
3a4c
4-15
4-10
Dominion
5-
4-10
Donnacona
iquar.)
(quar.)^
25c
—_
1
Dover
'
'
'
3-27
$1.12 72
3-30
.......
&
Textile,
$3.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Laboratories,
pfd.
60c
(quar.)
3772C
7-25
7-
5
(quar.)
3772c
10-24
10-
4
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd.
Dynamics Corp. of America—
3772c
12-24
12-6
9-16
8-26
Common
4-20
4-
1
Common
4-15
3-28
(quar,;
$5 preferred (quar.)
4-26
4-15
$5 preferred
(quar.)
4-12
3-29
$5
(quar,)__„_
4-16
4-16
3 27
3-27
4-10
3-26
5-
4-10
1
preferred
175c
6-
1
5-
6
$4.50
preferred
4-15
Club
3-29
Colgate-Palmolive
3-15
Aluminum
$3,50
Co.,
preferred
Colonial
Colorado Fuel &
Colorado Oil
4-25
4-
4-20
4-10
Columbia
110c
4-15
3-18
$4.25
4-15
3-18
Columbus
5-
1
4-
Combustion
50c
5-
1
4-12
&
Gas
Pictures
&
Ohio
Engineering
Commonwealth
4.64%
(quar.i
Southern
Edison
preferred
6-29
6-17
Commonwealth
4-10
3-29
Commonwealth
5-
1
4-19
Electric
Inc.
Quarterly- from
4-19
Confederation
1
4-10
4-15
4-
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.25
9-27
9-24
12-27
12-24
4-30
3-27
$2
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
172 7» c
93 %c
6-
1
5-15
4-15
4-
4-
9
2-27
6-11
3-29
1
Co.,
common
I
lid
share
three
G.)
;
135c
8
3-11
317-iC
5-1
4-10
30c
4-30
3-29
5-15
5-
40c
4-10
3-25
Edison
28c
4-26
4-12
El
50c
5-
1
3-22
4.10%
5-
1
3-22
4V4 %
4-15
3-29
5.36 %
Ltd.*___
$5c
income.
(Toronto)—
Light
preferred
preferred
&:
Connecticut
Natural Gas
4-16
1
4-16
1S1.50
(quar.I
1
5-
5-
1
4-16
4-10
3-11
15c
_
4-10
3-11
6-
1
5-
1
$1.10
6-
1
5-
1
50c
5-
1
4-
8
Participating
Consolidated
Consumers
25c
~
(quar.)
5-
1
4-17
$1.50
5-
1
4-17
10c
(quar.)
4-15
3-28
15C
(quar.)
4-15
3-28
15c
(quar.)
4-15
3-28
30c
inc.
4-10
3%d
(finali
5-10
-5-21
3-27
tax
4-15
4-
1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.37 72
6-
1
5
E'mhart
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
5
Empire
Millwork
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Products, common
A
4-
4-5
$5
5-1
4-
$5
5674c
5-
4-15
4-
8
E'rie RR.
Ero
4-12
Fabian
3-29
Fairbanks
3-29
Falstaff
477aC
5-15
25c
6-
J40c
(guar.)
1
4-15
4-15
5-17
3-
8
Textile
4-19
4-15
4-15
4-
3-22
60c
4-30
4-17
110c
4-30
3-30
8
6-
1
S1.25
9-
1
$1.25
12-
1
$1.25
(quar.)___^——
—
5-10
8-
9
11-8
1
12VaC
pfd.
(quar.)
4-
126c
4-15
3-1-5
5c
4.16%
4-15
4-10
4-
5-
1
4-16
4-25
4-10
1
Printing
preferred
6%
Co.,
Brewing
Farmers
$1.50
(quar.i
25c
(quar.)
Traders
3s
Life
Insurance
4-10
3-29
Federal
16c
4-25
4-
Federal
60c
5-20
4-19
7-
1
6-7
7-
5
Y.)
N.
Insurance
Co.
preferred
3-30
3-30
4-15
SI.37 7a
4-15
3-'<0
40c
4-30
4-10
50c
4-19
4-10
$1
4-15
4-
SI
4-30
4-15
SI
4-30
4-15
lie
4-15
4-
4-
2
4-15
4-
2
D.
ton,
B
Federated
$4
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
$4
Corp
10c
Inc.-
=
>4-15
3-28
5'«
•
:
4-15
3-28
5c
4-15
4-10
3-31
(quar.)—
iquar.)
Inc.
Stores
(quar.)
<
&
(quar.)
iMd.)
Deposit
Fiduciary^ Mutual
ordinary
3-30
Paper Products—
preferred
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md.
Fidelity
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)
3-21
J5c
A
Department
Fibreboard
4%
class
C.),
(quar.)
preferred
Fenestra,
1
22'/be
Washing¬
$1.25
4-25
3-22
1
(nuar.)
5 %
5-
Corp.
pieferred B
5%%
preferred
3-29
3-15
5-29
3-30
4-10
5-16
6-15
4-15
5%
4-15
23%C
(quar.)
4-15
7-30
4-15
3-31
3-28
4-15
1
$4
4-16
4-15
$1.25
8-
+7 7ac
5-31
17c
iquar.)
22 7a c
Class
$1.31 V*
7-
(quar.)
6-7
JS1.30
5-31
6-10
50c
(monthly).
Assn.
common
Finance
Services
6-15
6-10
$3
(quar.)—
Mortgage
Board,
1
20c
(quar.)_
Co.
A
6-7
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Paper
Federal
1
7-1
3772c
(s-a)
National
4.60%
1272C
(Toronto)
1
10c
Syracuse,
Federal
15c
iquar.)
common
Fund,-
1
Extra
(quar.)
Investment
_____
$5 preferred
Co. (quar.)
Estabrooks
(T. H.) Co.,
1
Quarterly
Craig Bit, Ltd
5-
4-30
;—
Mfg.
4-15
iquar.)
dividend
4-15
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
4-15
(quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
Beverage
1
5-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(cuar.)
5-
Electric—
preferred
5-
Heating Products, Ltd.—
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
$1.1272
i
4-5
&
$1.13
preferred
5-15
4-15
(N. Y.) (quar.)_
Employers Group Associates iquar.)
Class
$1.04
Products Refining,
1
1
$1.19
Enamel
5-15
6-
5-
1V2 %
4-5
5-15
50c
(s-a)—
4-5
1
$1.4174
dividend)
5-1
$1.1272
Inc.
—
;
(quar.)„__——
472%
5-1
(quar.)
Counselor's
15c
1
e-
1
(quar.)
Cott
6-
$1.34
4-
(quar.)
$5.25
$1.06 74
$1.37 72
(quar.i
4-
preferred
7%
preferred (quar.)_——
preferred (quar.)
12-
preferred
Cooper-Jarrett,
5-
preferred
—
(quar.)
——
preferred
5-1
(s-a)__.
Insurance
5
$1.50
1
4-20
preferred
Life
4-
5-15
—
________
4-20
$4.52
Continental
1
6-
(quar.)
12-15
4-15
3-31
5-
$1.02 72
preferred
preferred
tquar.)
Elmira 3s Williamsport RR.
1
3-15
4-15
Gas—
1
$4.16
Stock
depositary
Co.,
1$1
1
5
Natural
%
Ekco
527»c
(quar.)
3-18
4-
5
9-
5
3
4-15
4-
9-15
5
6-
4-15
1
$4.50
Corn
common
Power
Oil
115c
$1.75
(quar.
5.50%
5-1
iquar.)
preferred
Royalty
SI.75
20c
Electric
6-
5-1
5-31
5
6-15
Royalties, Inc.—
Co.
6-15
4-
Sault
Paso
55c
iquar.)
Paper
Paper Corp., Ltd.
1$1.75
4-26
$1.25
Consolidated
4
4-
37 Vac
Consolidated
3
York—
New
Products
7-
10-
4-
4
517sc
(quar.)
Metal
5
7-15
10-15
1
4-
6c
preferred
4-
4-26
51c
pfd.
4.50%
of
6-14
4-15
15c
50c
Co.
—_
_______—
Ltd.
Co.,
Machine
Washing
4-25
47%c
(ouar.)_
Edison
6-30
Empire Trust Co.
Inc
Consolidated
3-29
1
Power—
Co.,
4-15
15C
Easy
15c
(quar.)__,
Power
4-12
377zC
32 72 c
(accum.)_—
(accum.)—
5.65%
(quar.)
4-29
5-
preferred A
$6 preferred B
6c
s
preferred
(quar.)
$2.06 preferred ser.es E (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
$2.09 preferred series F (quar.)
$5
$7
272C
Ltd., common
4-10
1
(Md.;—
Corp.
ioOc
Association
3-21
1$1.09%
,
4-
5 V2
4-15
1$1.18%
\
States
investment
net
;
Consolidated
ordinary
__
(quar.)
Eastern
$1.16
Corp.,
Consolidated
British
Eastern
4-15
Fund—
Extra
<10
(quar.)_
common
4-20
1
(quar.)____.
Life
Consolidated
dividend)—
______
1
(quar.)
4-10
4-25
5-
Gas—
5-
(quar.)
4-25
$1.12 72
12 72C
—__
(interim)
Natural
Tennessee
5-
—
Connecticut
Conrac,
per
Ltd.
lie
$2.04
(C.
Extra
$1.90
6-13
East
6-29
8
Co.—
dividend)
$1.25
Quarterly
Conn
East Sullivan Mines,
t50c
1
6-25
$105
5-
4-18
J50c
5-
5-
4-10
at
3
June
5-17
5-15
3
4-
issued called on
share plus
this
(entire
preferred (quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)
'quar.)__L___
International
Stock
preferred
75c
iquar.)
common
Corp.,. $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred
(accum.)—
Interurban Water
3s
$1.06 74
3-29
4-10
6-5
5
4-17
Ltd.—
Co.
Power
Louis
1st
4-
15c
5-
127aC
50c
4-15
1
1-
7%
4-19
3-15
4-15
50c
—
preferred
St.
4-29
4-15
—
(quar.)
Kootenay
7%
1
30c
12 72c
i.accuxn.)
Quarterly
E'ast
3-29
25c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
5.20%
Iron,
Co.
8
5-15
1
Oil
3-22
East
8772c
(quar.)
$1.25
Co., Ltd.—
com.
4-15
—,—.—
Supply
3s
convertible preference (s-a)
Eason
Finance-—
5% preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)_______
Colorado Central Power
(monthly)______
70c
4-15
4-22
11-
(quar.)
Metals
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
10c
4-12
1
5-15
(quar.)__
3-20
25c
30c
772c
Co.__
common
1
8
4-26
$1.1272
Products
4-1.5
5
11-27
20c
40c
22 7ac
5-
9-6
;
(quar.)
1
3-29
9-26'
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
$1.25
$1
6-7
__________
5-
4-15
6-27.
Molded Products
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)__
City Title Insurance Co. <N Y.) (quar.)____
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
5-
5-
$1.25
Chicago
40c
(Stock
;
___:
$4.50
125c
& Co.—
de Nemours
Common
RR.
4
30c
1
5-16
Pacific
&
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
6-14
—
Paul
1
4-16
:——___
(quar.)
Ducommum
iquar.)
Milwaukee, St.
4-
115c
5-
87 72c
1st preferred
4-5
1
(quar.)
_____
4
1
112 V2 C
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
________
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
I.)
(E.
common
Co.,
(final)__________—
Ltd.
Paper
Film
Ltd.^—
Coal, Ltd.
Furniture
Pont
(quar.)____
—
Chemical
Corp., 5%
Du-Art
du
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
&
Chemical
Dow
Drex'el
(quar.
3s Steel,
Foundries
Dominion
472%
Ltd., common
preferred
conv,
4- 5
10c
pfd.
from
6
62 7vC
Dodge
4-25
5-
(quar.)
of
2 74C
Co., 5% preferred Iquar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund—Beneffcial shares______
Beneficial shares
!
5- 1
$1.10
free
44-
oc
37v2c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
4-12
9c
8772c
5-
iquar.)
expense
8
5-
common
(quar.)
6-28
———————
Ltd,
4-
(quar.)
Dixie Cup
Dominion
pfd,
57*
6-21
Castings,
Mines,
Inc.,
Refining
preferred
Chicago,
$1.06
'
each
1
investment
Common
5c
payment
net
5-16
$1.25
___
k
Ordinary
for
3-20
5r
137 7zc
(quar.)
from
—
preferred
377zC
(quar.)
:
4-15
372%
12-
Corp.
<quar.)_
4 72%
preferred 'quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Corp.
9-20
4-16
20c
3%%
4-15
Inc.—
quai-terly
Aluminum,
Dominion
7
income)— ______87aC
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—-
30c
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
less
6-21
(quar.)_
B
&
60c
Extra
Co.
Oil
317.C
(quar.)
(near.)
4-
5c
-income)'
6- 8
(quar.)
Engineers,
$1
or Canada,
preferred
Shares,
(Increased
■
9
4-19
37 72C
(quar
8-26
CD-
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.,
but
2
Co.—
(quar.)
preference
35c
(quar.)
This
7-
8
6-20
preferred
$1.25
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
45c
(quar,)_____„___
class A pref.
$1.50 conv.
Dividend
5
$1.25
$1.25
5%
$1.25
Budget Finance Plan,
1
50c
(quar.)_—
6-14
150c
_______
class
preferred
preferred
Burma
.
$$2.50
Ry,
;
$5
preferred
preferred
6-
25c
.
9-16
11772c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
43u%
Hill
'
—
(s-a.)
of Georgia
preferred B
preferred B
25c
4%%
Bunker
preference
Hudson
Telephone—
6%
35c
(quar.)
5-
115c
quar.)
Columbia
60c conv.
6-
(quar.)
Products
Dominion
50c
(Shelby,
British
0 %
7
Illinois
held)
Steel
$1
Steel Construction Co.-—
Disher
Dominguez
Central
2%
—
Power
Buckeye
(quar.),_
common
preferred
Dominion
Sugar
27 V2C
iquar.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
B
$1.50
3-29
Central
150c
_
(quar._
Columbia
preferred
3
4- 5
1
50c
British
4.40%
4-
Co.
Match,
4-
Aguirre
1
15c
"
pfd.
Diamond
4-19
4-15
(quar.
Corporation
25c
%
Bearer
4.40%
Detroit
3
4-30
preferred
70c
—__________
common
preferred
4-10
4-
1
4-15
4-15
10c
(quar.^—
4772c
_
common
additional
2nd
Yard
Tunnel
Canada
25c
5%
Cenco
Common
Final
6%
Edison
Stock
50c
(resumed)
Co,
Tooaceo
par)
5
&
1
Co.—
common
4-
7d
shares
5
4- 8
&
Central Canada Investments, Ltd
$1.50
Interim
shillings
3-22
1
6-
4-30
Corp.,
4-
10c
(quar.)——'
_
and
4-
5-
12-
60c
Celotex
4-30
20c
Extra
(One
4-30
J2c
6-15
4-19
4-22
$1.50
——
Bowling
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Registered
2
45c
Cox-p.—
12-15
Detroit
—
$1.50
(quar.)
Green Fund
Britjish American
9
62 72 c
4-10
common
$1
common
Co.,
4-
62 72c
5-10
Scott
7u
___
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
3-29
4-19
(s-a)_
5-15
5%
(quar.)
(quar.;
(increased
preference
Co.1 (quar.)______
l
(s-a)
4-22
(s-a)____
55-
preferred
57*
.
preferred
$2.90
1
25c
4
preferred
4-19
Pirie,
472%
Light,
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
Eridge & Tank Co.
4-10
4-
2
preferred
1
Carson,
&
(quar.)—D
Ry.
4-15
$1.90
(quar.)__
common
Y.)
$1 class A
class A
$5
4-25
5-
1st
5-10
4-
;
RR.,
5s6%d
50c
lquar.)__,
$1
Gorhani,
Maine
&
3-28
4-26
4-10
1st
(quai\$1.127a
Tractor, common iquar.)
60c
4.20%; preferred (quar.t
——
$1.05
4-11
1
125c
Co.,
preferred
4.25%
Boston
1
5-15
4-25
50c
50c
Water
Edison
Boston
8-
35c
$3.50
4-
Central
(quar.)_
Corp., common
Bostitch, Inc.,
$6.25
+
__
$3.50
5-1
1
9c
preferred
Borg-Warner
—______
(quar.)___
to
30c
5-
——
(quar. I
Fisheries,
4-10
Mines—
Light
Ltd.
1
to
36c
5-
125c
v—:
Inc.
&
Mines,
Tramway
Union
Caterpillar
__
Stores,
Power
Delnite
Denver
5-
30c
Turbine
4-26
3-29
$1.25
(quar.)
4-26
Dixie
Ohio
40C
Ridge Insurance
Quarterly
Bond
Delaware
Co.
3-15
93%C
(quar.)____
common
Co.,
Blue
B
5
4-15
(quar.)
(bearef and registered) (final)l
Steam
4- 9
$1.08%
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Vilbiss
4- 2
Power
-—>—
(quar.)——
&
Laval
De
4-15
Carolina
,v
iquar.)
Starr
De
4-26
4-26-
4-19
4-11
$1.50
(N.
Ltd.,
4-4
$2.50
—
1
—
common
Hats,
A
class
common
iquar.)
Consolidated
4-15
3-x'4
common...
5-
(quar.)—.,—
preferred
RR.,
Saco
Co.,
4-10
4-
20c
A
Beers
1933/4C
XZIVy.c
$1.25
4-15
Ltd.,
Clinchfield &
________—
Inc.
Class
prelcrred
5%
4-10
1
4-15
(quar.)
Inc.
4-10
1
5-
93 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__^
Inc.
Deferred shrs.
3-27
Co.,
Ltd.,
Frere,
Rubber
3-29
Industries,
Carolina,
iquar.)
&
4-10
&
4-30
Canadian
$1.08%
_______
Foods,
De
1
David
Dayton
pfd. A
Specialties,
1
5-
'
iquar.)
Biddeford
Daystrom,
-
common
Water
Hoc
3-22
7 % % preferred (quar.)—_—
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
income).—
(s-a)_;
preferred
Davenport
Machine
3-29
4-15
10c
7%
preferred
(quar.)______
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada <quar,)_
57c
Danly
3%%
Corp.,
5-
SI.12
(quar.)__
(quar.)
72%
Dana
4-10
4-10
4-10
4-10
4-10
pfd.
$4
(quar.)
preferred
$1
$1.06
Light Co.,
preferred
4
4-10
1
&
Power
$4.24
3-29
4-U
—
Corp.
6%
Works
Dallas
2
2
3-29
4-11
(auar.):
Gas,
8
4-15
1
(quar.)——
(resumed)
Iron
4-
4-15
i3i'Joc
Corp. (quar.)_.
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com.
Berkshire
4-22
6-28
^
Dairies
Crystal
4-15
57*
(quar.)_
Baystate
Belmont
6
15c
A
' '
'
Denver
(inc.)
1
Corp., ——'■
Class
6
12-
3-20
Chemical Fund, Inc.—
'(From net investment
&
9-
12-27
115c
3-22
Bathurst Power
7
9-27
50c
130c
4-15
limes, Ltd.,
6-
50c
1S1.50
Ltd.
Investment,
12V-C
dividend
50c
Dictograph
(quar.)
General
Champlin
Hydro-Electric
Bros,
S
(quar.)
3-15
Extra
3-29
preferred
&
preferred
Canadian
3-22
4-10
4%
Steel
1
4-
(quar.)
Da itch
Ltd.—
Co.,
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
6 7*
Fairbanks-Morse
5-
Common
Bareco Oil Co.
1
(quar.),
4-15
!—1$1.25
50c
Co.
5-
.
(from
(quar.)
4%
3ates
Canadian
3-
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Trust
35C
(increased)
common
A
4-15
Drawh Steel partic. pfd.——
lJ5c
Participating
——112c,'
Century
Ohio
Co.,
5
A
5-15
$37%C
iquar.)
com.
preferred, (quar.)
3-28
6%
8-31
class
5-15
Canadian
4-15
8
Co., Ltd.,
4-10
Co.,
6-
9-15
class
$2.50
SI
(quar.)
Bartgis
5%
Bronxe
20c
Inc.
9-13
4-
6-15
class
50c
(s-a)___________
$1.02 72
——————
(quar )
,
Canadian
4-18
60c
7%%
(quar.)
preferred
"B"
preferred
Barium
Liues
9-27
4-15
IOC
non-cumulative
1$1.06V#
(quar.)J___
3teamshio
$1.75
$1.1272
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)..
non-cumulative
*
Ltd.—
Foundries,
preferred
32 V2c
(final)
Inc.—
prior
preferred
Banlife
—
Apartments
ncn-cumulative
1
4-26
4-30
5-15
5-15..'
120c
Iron
4'/4%
4-15
155c
6%
Bankers
Canada
1
4-15
8:"iC
—
—
$3.75 pfd. B
6%
Bangor
(quar.)
6-14
2
S2
4-30
5-
17%c
37%C
115c
142c
UOc
E'xtra
130c
(quar.).
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
Participating
6-14
7-
$1.75*
$2
44-
5-
60c
(s-a)__
tquarjj—
Ltd.
4-15
6-29
$2
5-1
5-1
5- 1
5- 1
31c
—
Mines,
Campbell Soup Co, iquar.)
—_________
Canada Foils, Ltd., 60c partic. class A (quar,)
15c
156 74 c
Lake
5-15
,
iquar.)
PUblishhig
5-
30c
(quar.)
com.
Association
Insurance
Red
Curtis
4-11
4-11
iquar.)
Fire
Common
(quar.)„
Baker Industries,
Ealtimore
Camden
Campbell
Telephone,
Co.
Welt
Baldwin
preferred
&
(quar.)——
Corp.
Backstay
$1
Water
.
8
3-15
4-15
5-15
•
55c
50c
(quar.)—i
Cement
$1
California
5-10
5-
Portland
Special
3-30
6-
Ltd.—
Fund
$1.27'/a
$1.17%
3-29
7-
Products Inc.—
preferred
5.10%
65c
non-voting non-cum. pfd.
Avalon
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5Va %
___________
$1.20
(quar.)
30c
Axe-Houghton
$1.75
$1.50
4-10
56 Vic
Co.,
As
Steel
48c
——________
150C
!
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
11c
4-10
August Thyssen-Huette—■
convertible
3-18
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-
4-15
(quar.)
.
preferred (quar.)
Packing Co., 472%
Cumberland
income
(quar.)_.——
$1.25
Sewing Centers. Inc. (quar;..
Ltd. (quar.)
Development
Mutual Fund....:
Nichols
4-15
4-20
4-15
4-15
4-15
J5c
t50c
ordinary
com.
preferred
Sugar—
Cudahy
$1.25
Atlas Steel,
$1.20
7%
4-15
4-15
SI.25
Atomic
Automatic
4-15
1
1
4-15
4-15
15c
preferred (s-a
Austin
1
5-
4-15
1
,
IOC
5-
5-
1
$2
<quar.)__'
Ltd.
8%
preferrea
J37c
J20e
iquar.)—
Seal,
&
4-
5-
10c
American
8
4-20
5-
IOC
(quar.)
Forster,
&
120c
—
preferred (quar.)_
.—
—
4.70%* preferred iquar.)—
California Packing Corp. - iquar.)—„_
quar.)
Co.,
8%
Cuban,
gains)————
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
______
preferred
(quar.).
——
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
2nd preferred (quar.)——
(Equivalent to
from
< 7c
capital
6%
4.107c
Wholesalers,
Fund
from
4c
9-10
(quar.
Refining
and
9-27
75c
preferred (initial quar.;
Corp., common (quar.).
Electric,
Crum
4-19
(quar.)
common
3c
$2.25
&
City
4-19
1
is-a)
(qucr.)_
47c
Atlas
California
4-15
V/sc
Investment
57a %
4-15
SSI.3174
Associated
Atlantic
1
1
30c
Associates
Atlantic
55-
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)__.
Hegeman Electric..
Electric Industries. Ltd.
Atlantic
Crown
6
5-
75c
(1955
preferred
Arrow-Hart
3-30
5-
Holder•
■—
Aluminum,
Altex
Equipment
4-20
(quar.)
com.
preferred
7%
—
convertible
35c
Aro
Calgary Power,
Ltd., common.—
series) (quar.;—__-
Co.,
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)-
6-10
—-—
Co.
_
Anthes-Imperlai
Mills,
preferred
participating
B
Cork
25c
$1.75
(auar.)
Cable
&
Linen
1st
80c, 2nd
3-20
tl5c
preferred
Caldwell
6-28
(quar.)
Chemical
(quar.;_„
Class
2%
_________
preferred
7%
Crossett
9
-
Payable of Rec.
40c
Creamery
9
10-
4-29
When
'Per
Share
Package Mfg. (quar.)___-__
Ci., class A (quar.)
47-
9
7-29
10-29
$1.75
——-—
div.)
(stock
Co.,
.VP..-' '''3c
Glass Corp., com. iquar,; —
Angle-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Wire
5
.
& Telegraph (quar.)
$4.50 preferred <sa)_—
Electronics (increased;—
Wire & Cable
.
*
Name of Company
•;
15c
(quar.)
Co.
M.)
4-15
20c
(quar. >
Holden
Payable of Ret.
15c
-
California-Oregon Power,
Hocking
72 %
Corp.
(A.
65c
Amoskeag Co.,
A
Share
—
—
_
37 % c
(quar.) —
American Telephone
Anaconda
-
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd.
iquar.)
common
Burroughs
$1.50
(quar1
Insurance (Galveston)
preferred
1st
Ampnenol
4
Dyers
5-
B
Ansonia
Bush Terminal
4-19
6-
(quar.;——;i'—
—5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)——
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_—
American Smelting & Refining—
Ansul
4-19
1
20c
Photo
Equipment
President Lines, class A
American
Class
1
5-
ec
National
American
Anchor
3-29
5-
$1.1272
(quar.)—i-—-
Natural
..
7%
Quarterly..
7%
4-10
30c
Quarterly
Class
Quarterly
Fund—
preferred
-r
,
Quarterly
3-29
25c
Quarterly •:
6%
(quar.)
3-29
4-15
$1.25
from net investment income;.
American National Fire Insurance Co.-r-
American
%
..
15c
Co.
4-15
$1.25
(Quarterly
American
&
Burns
•?:
When
Per
'
-
Company
97 72c
Metal Co., Ltd.—
preferred
472%
American Mutual
•
«
Hame of
Payable o/ Rec.
Co.—
preferred (quar. I
5% preferred (quar.)
American Manufacturing
Co. <qu«r.)___
American-Marietta Co., common (quar t-—
5%
preferred (quar.) i____——
3.90%
American
ftoldert
Whenr
Per
Share
Name-of Company
B.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
Investing
Co.,
1
Inc.- (from
income)
;-
(Continued
on page
48)
4
Volume 185
Number 5627 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1643)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISYEO STOCK
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 195ft
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
37*8 Dec
6
98% Dec
Lowest
45% Apr
NEW
Highest
YORK
6
37 V* Feb
\2
43
Mar 28
102
Mar 19
Abbott Laboratories
14
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
13% Apr
2
ABC
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
2
64
9
ACF
Industries
20
10
39% May 25
Apr
22
Sep
23
% Dec
108
19
6
Jan
19
12% Dec
31
11% Apr
July 30
37% Dec
,
15% Jan
12
38ta Jan
8
4
32% Jan
4
24
July 17
132
19
22% Jan
22% Dec
23% Feb
3
31
4%
14
32% Feb
28
5
29 % May
154
Jan
14% Feb
Mar
Feb
10% Mar
20% Jan
9
52
Dec
10
46% Feb
199
Dec
13
176:% Feb
163
2V2 Dec
17
Dec
11
111
: Dec 14
16% Dec 21
77
23% Mar 22
6
6% Dec
31
10% May
241% Sep
14
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
Nov
28
129% Apr
21% Dec
11
25% Aug
29% Dec
26
36% Apr
■
Feb
5% Feb
13
6
12
12
8
7
77% Jan
7% Jan
-
-
4%%
4
t
102
Jan
11
13
Jan
25
60% Apr
109
26
25
All-n
15
21% Feb
18
23
Jan
8
Allied
Kid
23
27% Feb
14
30% Jan
8
Allied
40% Feb
26
97% Jan
3
76
Mar 12
82
Jan
37% July 25
32
Mar 25
35VB Apr
34
Apr
17
82
r Feb
14
99% Feb
9
1% Dec
125
47
28
Dec
31
24
Sep
27
Jan
10
58
Dec
4
Sep
19
105% Sep
22
*
108
July 11
133% Aug
28
91%
Mar 12
35 V* Jan
18
80
Feb
11
111% Feb
12
10
150
July 17
3% Jan 13
39
MLar 15
195%
27%
64 *
1% Feb
11
26% Mar 16
17% Apr
1
24 Vb Jan
95% Jan
283/4 Mar 25
28
70% Jan
Mar 19
89% Apr
1
113
Feb
31% Jan
7
35
9
63% Feb
9
20
16% Jan
23
23% Aug
2
19% Jan
2
1
47% Dec
11
41% Feb
12
20
118
Dec
11
19% Dec
3
32% May 21
20 7« Jan 11
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 32
40
Oct
1
38
Nov
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38%
Jan
27
61% Nov
53% Dec
27
Dec
3
13
27% May 15
81
Dec
18
61
Jan
23
22%
Jun
8
12%
Dec
28
25
67
2
18
12
Jan
5
104% Feb
39'% Jan
5%
American
-
Cable
American
Can
1%
preferred
July
Distilling
Encaustic
15
Jan
11
American
27% Jan
14
American
Enka
48 Vb Jan
11
American
1
American
Export
6
7
American
&
34.% Feb
14
38
Jan
17
American
Oas
20
Feb
11
23% Jan
2
American
Hardware
120
Jan
17
135
Feb
18
American
Hawaiian SS
118% Feb
13
134% Mar 19
2
Jan
9
6%
14'4 Jan
2
15
Jan
14
17% Jan
3
15'% Jan
2
16% Apr
3
American
95
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
95
Jan
21
% Feb
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
26
93
10
45% Nov
7
41
Jan
34% May
4
23% Feb
35 VB Feb
25% Nov 29
Mar 29
'97 y2 Dec
6
103
22 y2 Dec
31
28
Jan
16
21% Apr
2
30
Jan
27
25
30
18
Apr
28
13
Mar
% Jan
Mar 16
5
97
31
8% Jan
3
12
70% Sep
17
28 y2 Feb
6
33% Dec
3
,; 33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
33
54% Aug
9
"
;
43
Jun
16% Dec
8
5
24% Mar 20
5% Jan
59
Feb
101
Mar 27
5V*lc
2
3.90%
21
48% Apr
5
Amer
28
2
Amer
Metal
99% Feb
6
4
25% Jan
15
American
26% Jan
17
16
Jan
2
3
American
News
American
Optical
56
22
Amer
Potash
9
Amer
Rad
Jan
28%
29%
28%
29%
*28%
29%
66
*63y2
66
39
V* Jan 19
2
43 % Feb
13
45% Jan
3
129% Mar 26
120 % Jan
4
123% Feb
15
37% Feb
28
47% Jan
3
46% Mar
51
July 24
6%
40%
40
40%
50 Va
50
50
so.
50%
58
58
58%
5®%
58%
29%
29%
29%
Refg
American
Tal
American
Tobacco
25'
Dec
Stores
18
27 % Feb
Sumatra
Viscose
Water
24% Mar 25
25
16% Feb
12
19% Mar
87% Mar 19
57% Feb
19
72% Jan
9
Anaconda
67
Feb
25
79% Jan
11
Anaconda
Wire <te
7
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
American Zinc
Anchor
31% Dec
6
Corp
42% Apr
100
common—7
100
20
1
$4 preferred
.—
Anderson Clayton & Co
30% May 28
43% Julv 11
30% Feb
13
39% Jan
Anderson-Prichard
26 VB
357/s Mar 19
25% Jan
8
Mar 20
28%
12%
12%
23%
24
*45
'
300
30
92
77%
18,100
28'%
1.000
12%
12%
1,200
23%
45%
28
20%
133%
28
20%
23%
5,700
*45
126
133 %
133%
12%
13%
96%
11%.
14%
14%
14%
143i
14:%
45%
12:%
15%
16
16
16%
16 %
16'%
*99
101
12%
97%
21%
124
133%.
14 3/4
15%
12%
*96
27%
21
*123%
124
96 %
J
ioi
101
♦99
35%
35%
36%
36%
80
79%
79%
*79%
46%
47
47
47
25%
26%
26
26%
35%
*79
*96%
♦96'%
97
21%
22
21%
25
*24%
15%
*15
»24
126
133%
134
800
1,600
12%
*12%
12 Va
97%
*96
*96
97'/2
3,900
80
14%
14%
14%
I,000
16%"
16'/a
16'/a
4,200
15%
97
22
*99
37 %
36%
101
•99
37%
37
101
250
.
37%
18,200
*79'%
46%
47
47%
47%
47%
48%
3,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26 VB
7,900
97
21%
*24%
15%
7%'
7
101
80
25%
*15
60%
5
17
*158
1
7%
98
98
22
21%
25%
*241%
15 %
*15
80
♦79%
98
*96
10
80
99
50
22
*21%
22
3,600
25%
•2434
25%
•
15%
7%
7'/b
61
61 %
60 y2
61
7%
15%
7'/a
15 %
300
7'/4
29,200
60%
61
*30%
31
6,300
■
'
400
17
17%
*158
162
16%
17%
158
162
17
VB
158
4
6'%
6 %
6'%
6%
6%
6%
2,300
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
30'/2
31%
31%
2,700
84
84
54%
54%
147% 147%
*43%
43%
*421
122 ;
38%
46%
5
10%
177%
25
75'/4
124%
38%
47
84
%
54%
xl47
*43%
38 VB
46%
119
135%
10
178
76%
125
43%
38%
47
84%
56
147%
43 %
*121
38 %
,
47
%
177%
75 V*
125
25
34%
34%
com—5
9%
9%
9%
84
85
-
10%
*10%
46%
178
76 %
125
177%
10%
178
75%
76%
124%
124%
34%
34%
9%
9%
26%
*26%
43*4
122
38%
46%
t
Mining
38%
46%
610
43 y2
122
•
300
40
38%
4,200
46%
1,600
500
122%
121
121
134%
135%
134 V*
134%
520
10%
10%
IOV2
10%
1,400
177 Vb
177%
177%
177%
26,600
74%
75%
74%
124
75
400
35
19,600
35%
34 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
34%
11,600
124
124%
34%
124
4.700
200
26'%
26%
25
24 y2
24%
500
17'/2
17%
17%
17%
1.700
64%
65%
64%
64%
55.900
75
73'/2
74 %
34%
35
25
*26 Vb
26 %
26 %
*26 Vb
26 Va
25
*24%
25
*24%
25
24%
25
*24'%
Smelting— 1
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
63 '/„
63%
63%
65%
•73%
75
73%
64%
74%
65%
No par
74%
75
26'%
•43 y4
122
II,200
122'%
121%
136
55%
147%
38'/4
47
121%
135 %
430
87
55'/a
147 y2
*121
39
120
85
56%
147%
43'/2
43 %
122
84 y*
55'/2
147'%
56%
148%
136%
135
10%.
55%
122
*121
119
85
147%
34 Vb
*73'/2
650
3,100
34
34%
♦34%
35%
94
•91
93%
*91%
92
91%
91%
*91
91%
45%
45%
*45
45%
*45
45%
44%
45
*44%
45
21.80
1,100
32%
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
*39%
*39 %
40'%
39
39
39%
39%
200
14
32%
40 '/a
5,800
10
6.23
Oil
30
158
6%
135
1
16y2
158
6%
*117
:
17
*158
6%
100
Co
17%
162
6%
29%
com—100
Common
Andes Copper
28%
124
Hocking Glass Corp—
4
40
13%
24 y4
45%
12 %
60%
25
Cable
20
2f!
23%
97
7%
No par
&
48% Feb, tO
nae»
27%
60%
5
series
94% Feb
hop
*45
24%
*45
7
Co..No par
series
Lead
37% Jan
ffto»>,ntod
*12%
45%
45%
60
10
Corp
8
May 29
13%
241/4
24%
5
common
4
onr
13%
12%
24%
*45
25
Co
Tobacco
12
7
2
com
1
9iy2 Feb
31% Feb
1
preferred—100
39% Jan
2
28%
*12%
1
III
of
common
13
107
28%
77
*
Co
12
3
10
28%
35'%
*90
78 %
133
Jan
Dec
28%
*34%
91%
132%
42'/4 Dec
90
32% Jan
28%
35
*90
13lV2,
Co
85
Nov
28%
35
92
50
Jan
Mav 28
14
28%
29%
130%
Works
23 Vs Mar 13
Jan 23
77%
100
29
63% Feb
78%
*28%
2,000
Tel Co
27
65
77%
100
4
Jan
*89%
78%
29 V*
21%
preferred
25 Vt Jan
91%
77%
29%
20%
Co
17 VB Dec
17
*89%
77%
29%
35
126
Refining
23% Nov 26
12
90
76%
35
124
Co
com
Co
4
American
90
1
100
Snuff
American
*29%
33,500
14
9% Apr
800
29%
35%
1,300
_
16%
31
37'/4 Jan
1,200
*35
*28
No par
Sany common
78% Jan
12
800
58 '/4
8,300
131% Feb
21
50'/a
58
2,000
2
9% Jan
40%
50%
52%
2
30% Feb
*40%
50%
58%
35
13
10% July 20
40%
V3
51%
72 % Feb
3
40 Va
58 %
50
*
500
35
170% Jan
Jan
20,700
51%
1
9
43%
34%
*34
100
Sugar
preferred
13
42%
34%
187 *4 Feb
51% Jan
9,600
43%
11,300
30%'
12
6%
5%
51%
& Std
American
179% Mar
5%
34%
10% Feb
Jan
5%
30%
16
121
;
52%
16% Jan
84 Vt Apr 30
145y4 Jan 27
5
42
5
42%
34%
28
31% Nov 23
♦i
5
42%
30%
10% Dec
1
41
5
30%
3
26
42%
19%
52
21
10
4%
22%
19%
34%
Jan
Dec
42%
.
!'
.
22%
53
Jan
Oct
5
;
23
20%
35%
132
68% Oct
*19%
30%
106
119
22%
20%
52%
19
American
22%
*19%
34%
15
2
22%
20%
42%
1,500
30%
Jan
Jan
'.
'?
22%
4%
114
53V\
Nov
12
'V
22%
*19%
42%
113'%
35 V\
146
1%
-■
22%
22%
'
"
31
113
American
113Va
'
52%
13
18
113V2
35%
28
26
113%
*30%
26
24
9,200
1
Dec
Jan
46'%
4©%
American Steel Foundries
50% Feb
45%
22%
No par
common.No par
noncumulative
139% Feb
46
No par
Dec
125
45%
*22%
1
Co
Jun
45% Mar 12
48
Chemical.—No par
87
16
••••»:
'
491,000
20%
Gas
48
59% Jan
"»'
■
30
25 '/4
50
preferred
American
,
:■
1,800
24%
1
Corp
132
165
.
v.
66
24%'
123 %
Ship Building
10
45%
112%
29-%
24'%
123%
11
25
46
113%
/
*29
*63y2
,
"
24%
*20%
81'/2 Feb
Apr
45%
112%
*63%
10
Feb
Jan
45%
112%
66
290
12.50
56
42
24%
V
58
Seating Co_
120
24%
■
10
Co
<&
Smelt &
23%
45%
,112
100
Co
American
7%
23%
98'/2
5,800
10
Amer
64
23%
400
1,900
*97
'
9,000
34% Jan
American
*63%
64
40,700
90
34'/2
230.800
3
4
18
100
16%
29% Apr
2
800
27%
6
24
63%
36 Vb
36% Jan
Jan
63'/2
16%
Nov. 21
58
11,100
35%
28
94% Jan
113%,
98%
preferred
155% Jan
63% "*
17%
___
21'
»97
18%
1,500
34
111'/4
114y2
63y2
1%
"
*26%
97
Safety Razor—
8
63%
*28
20 Vb
American
19
112%,
'
20%
17
50 »/4 Feb
:
16%
Apr
6% Jan
144'/2 Jan
'
27
35%
2
21
112
34
27
16%
9
26
*1%
*28
1L000
35%
28
Feb
63%
110%
63%
1%
18^600
16%
6% Jan
Nov
27'%
2 800
89"%
125
35:%
16 Vn Feb
59% Mar 20
*1%
34
*27
37%
89
124%
16%
153 y2 Jan
174
1%
*28
27%
111%
37'/2
90%,
125%
27%
13
105
1%
89%
124'/2
.
35%
27
12
37%
92%
126'A
120
16%
35%
Feb
21
37%
*115
4 200
,
27'%
8% Feb
46% Jan 23
64
62.500
90%
34
110y»
63%
*200
35
125
1%
*28
lll'/i
81
16
14
7%
1%
37V4
44
81
34%
120
35%
19
4
91
43%
81
*114
27%
Dec
18% Jan
37%
126%
900
15%
Dec
158
117%
37%
200
35%
34'/2
97
100
35% Mar 28
31V2 Jan
*113'/2
<
35%
Products
Natural
7
116%
43%
*79
97
Metals
Motors
11
34%
96%
12 %
American
11
80
*27
29%
*95 %
American
Feb
44
80
34%
37
99
1
Metal
46% Feb
43%
34%
33%
34'/2
preferred
29% Jan
44
44%
81%
*79
17%
No par
31
8% Mar 21
29%
*89'/4
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
64% Jan
22%
29%
'
89%
Corp
Ltd
Co
14
87 3/a
22%
29%
18%
5%%
4'/a%
86%
22%
29%
34%
preferred—100
Machine &
11
13
87%
*22 %
29%
15%
Mach & Fdry
preferred—
21
86%
22%
27%
6
142'% Dec
43%.
87%
29%
35%
American
4
Jan
86
*22%
29%
89%
preferred
prioi
86%
22%
29%
40c
150
177
11,000
86%
*22
No par
10
International
Feb
7
800
Inc
Investment
37% Jan
14 7a Mar 20
5% Dec
55% Jan
.
Feb
Jan
1,100
3%
89%
common
83
78% Mar 26
13%
•3y2
125%
Products
Ice Co
American
15
77% Dec
13%
3%
Power
noncumulative
17
24
13 J/4
34%
"
10
13%
*3%
90%
*97
34,300
3%
37%
*29
90
64%
110
13%
35
20
Electric
dc
64%
•108
91
10
Lines
Foreign
American-Home
American
64 %
107%
34%
5
14 y2 Feb
13% Apr
64%
107%
•
13%
12.50
Secur
26% Jan
96
65%
110
17%
Corp
2
14
64%
*107%
*89%
Co
European
12
116
*3%
*112
10
31,900
299
114
18%
Tiling
8
5
13
10% Feb
64%
110
•205
114
34%
Co
Cyanamid
6%
299
*111
89%
100
American
6%
*205
110
17%
com
American
6
6%
75
299
34%
prior preferred.
2
95% Feb
6%
•73
3%
39%
10
28% Mar
9
6%
75
13%
125% 126%
25
5
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
2,100
*73
*205
Nopar
14
143
140
17'%
110
v
No par
79% Jan
16%. Mar
16%
113%
17'%
3%
116
1
16%
113 y2
13%
*37%:
No par
Cable
27
7
'
63%
?' *107%
110
13%
3,900
17
17%
89 %
__
93 % Feb
31% Feb
6%
112
6,700
114
18%
Corp
9
17% Apr
28
Radio
8
4'% %
6%
2.99
*108
100
V
2%
16%
17%
34%
common
12
13% Nov 29
Dec
&
Go
Jan
142% Nov
6%
*205
4,400
*113%
114
20
66% Feb
31"
6%
2%
90
preferred
84
9
75
17%
2%
89%
preferred.
Crystal Sugar
Feb
*73
3%
2
Co
12% Mar
17%
75%
2%
17%
Colortype Co
7
16%
100
com
American
30% Dec
102
convertible
160
2%
34%
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
10
7
Co
American
23% Dec
4
42 % Mar
Shoe
•152
2%
100
common
8
16% Apr43% Aug
31
4%
Brake
160
*17%
86%
50
Ss
10
31
Amer
*152
14,800
204
160
*113%
110
64%
300
25%
54%
53%
*200
17%
,\
25 %
54%
204
17%
*73
25%
53%
*200
113%
3%
*111
25
54%
17%
85%
par
preferred.,
Chain
17% Jan
Dec
5% Jan
Bank Note
17
Dec
13%
4,900
No par
preferred
conv
Chicle
45
Dec
6%
5
43% Mar 13
No
com
39'% Jan
19% Aug
63%
11
11
25%
*152
.
2%
299
*107%
2,700
10%
10%
25%
16%
6%
110
143
199
113%
75%
*205
25%
141'/»
199
17%
*73:;*
1
convertible preferred
American
23'% Apr
84% Jan
Jan
Corp
American
1
44% Mar 12
11
Apr
Co
24%
53%
-
24 YB
25%
141 «/s
11%
113%
17%,
1
American Bosch Anna Corp
5
% Mar 28
114
Petroleum
3
Jan
2%
16%. .17
No par
15
48
96
America
55% Jan
3
*
of
25
25
2%
*113
.
10
Limited
2
14
25
Co
3
26
2%
100
Cement
Jan
Feb
160
33%
Jan
27% Mar 21
*152
43%
35
79% Dec
160
5
preferred
53
*152
80%.
convertible
25
52%
24%
*25%
%41%
143
11
204
33Va
27
100
24%
*198
43%
48% Mar 11
3
Jan
5
4
Dec
86
Mar
46
4
53% Jan
25%
53%
*78%
4% %
24%
25%
142
11%
201
29'%
9
Dec
4
66
25 % Apr
24% Jan
3
25
52%
22%
American
15
25:%
141
11
*197
22%
3'/2%
'■
25%
140
11%
29%
28
35
18% Oct
Jan
20
4
25%
141
11%
18
Co
American Bakeries Co
99% Mar 28
31
7
18
3,900
26
141
__1
58% Apr
31% Jan
37% Apr
35 v2 May 28
3
4
4*a Mar
24%
*25%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
2
Apr1
20% Mar
39% Feb
3,000
24%
5
Atnerada
3
Jan
19% Jan
35% Jan
13% Nov 27
12
33%
24%
1%
4
29
24%
34
27%
15
26
24%
1%
66 % Jan
Jan
24%
*29
*27
110%
64
124% Jan
31% Oct
24
33%
1
12
108
33%
50
27
8
3,700
33%
com
60% Feb
Mar
14 %
33 %
1
Dye
Aluminum
16
7
14
33%
100
lnc__
Aluminium
21
29% Jan
36
14%
33%
8% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
30 % Feb
2
126
14
32%
Amalgamated Leather
4
104'/a Feb
Jan
14%
32%
I
common
&
Alpha Portland
3
9
79
14%
32%
15
Feb
12iy2 Mar 23
14%
3.500
2% Jan
Jan
7
21% Dec
93% Jan
62%
No par
4.08%
126% Mar 22
26
10
28
4
27
27
Sep
Jan
39
10
3
39% Oct
99
Jan
19
Apr
31% Nov
Dec
Ma y
115
7
*
Oct
30
447/a Jan
62%
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
4
15
14%
2
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
30
29
14%
100
Mills
Nov
8
Industries
Chemical
Dec
14
10
common
Allied
30%
22,600
conv
3
77
13%
100
17
4
13%
preferred jj
4% Jan
56% Jan
13%
63
5
98% Jan
21
13 %
62%
series__100
j
1
9
42 3/a Dec
104% Nov
1951
Inc
8,400
13%
62%
common
85% Mar 27
—
200
42
13%
preferred A.
100
prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludluni Steel Corp
_1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
3
Feb
14% Feb
$4
100%
62%
5%%
.
10
41%.
100 y2
62%
1
Alleghany Corp
.
29
Inc
42%
101%
13%
No par
common
pfd
conv
preferred
Aldens
41%
*100%
"
Products
7%
■
14
117% Jan
__
52% Jan
•
Alco
16
Jan
17% Jan
114
42%
101%
*100%
62%
1
Vicksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
Alaska
11
19% Jan
,
11
3% Apr
12
3% Jan
5
1C8% Mar 19
4
17
117% Mar 27
—>
88
74
14
May
64% Dec
Mar
15% Feb
7
18% Jan
160
110
23
241% Sep
115
-—
16% Feb
19
23% Feb
88% Jan
105
2% Mar
Shares
42
101 %
13%
No par
Alabama &
16
117% Jan
31--
.
Dec
4% Feb
13
4.50%
the Week
Apr. 5
62 %
Corp
Air Reduction Inc
Mar 20
Friday
Apr. 4
13%
1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
200
Sales for
Thursday
12%
10
Admiral
Mar 14
-
Inc
Addrossograph-Multigrapb Corp
7
PRICES
62
Co
54% Mar 22
15
9
Adams-Millis
Express
42%
101%
SALE
Apr. 3
23
;
,
27% Mar 22
13
9
Nov
11
Mar 26
14% Jan
14
Feb
Adams
42
103
HIGH
Wednesday
1
Inc
Stores
42%
*101%
1
Co
14
143
5
36% Feb
Steel
Acme
27% Jan
1
12
155
ACF-Wrigley
42
100
.
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
5
common
preferred
conv
24% Jan
12
136
v
Monday
Put
Vending Corp
55
♦
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
14
&
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRAOING
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17
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3
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18
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9
55
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86
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11
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2
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22
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9
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;
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MEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
35y2 Jun
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Monday, April 8, 195?
600
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Volume 185
Number 5627
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—
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NEW YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
12
41% Feb
31% Jan
23
45
22
Nov
14
29 7b Mar 20
101
Nov
30
22% Nov
29
407b Feb
49% Nov
43
4
12
45% Jan
4
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Feb
12
25% Jan
8
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100% Apr
5
2
29
65% Dec
31
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12
20
62% May 16
55% Feb
12
Nov
9
19
53 Vz Jan
24 Vz
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55 Vz Jan
11
2
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102
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119
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14
17
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3
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75
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8% Jan
28
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13
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9
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16
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1
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10
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8
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18
77% July 19
44% Feb
8
59% Jan
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13
14
10 Vg Fteb
12
11% Jan
27
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28
45% Dec
26
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2
43% Jan
2
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3
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1
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11
8
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9
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20
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5
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9
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25
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3
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series
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9
26% Jan
27
41
Apr
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1
20
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Jan
3
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7
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30
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Jan
22
15
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15
6
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2
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26
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19
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10
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12
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18
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16
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5
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13
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2
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Jan
25
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29
19
94
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21
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Dec
47
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11
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3
54
Dec
25
27
11
10
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Feb
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16% Jan
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2
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13
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11
59
Mar
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3
54
Mar 13
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28
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19
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21
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28
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19
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16
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13
18
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8
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20
23
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25
1
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20
29
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15
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5
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11
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Apr
1
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4
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3
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58
Apr 12
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31% Dec
18
27
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12
54
13
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16
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167b Apr
1
15
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23
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1
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,
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39
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17
26
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12
14
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3
17
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15
34% Feb
8
39% Jan
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,
27
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44
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14
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100
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29
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58
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3
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17
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28
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2
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18
39%
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72
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14
101% Jan
22
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101 Vb Jan
22
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4
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2
95 Vz Mar 27
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11
89
18
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2
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31
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2
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10
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Dec
27
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3
83
5
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12
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5
Dec
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see
18
page
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18
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11
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*160
54 VB
54%
207
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83
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38 %
18'/a
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40
1
39
-84
Vo
$5.5(1
•
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70%
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40 Vz
*40
20
20 VB
66%
67%
41%
*80%
84
39
38%
39
99%
100
98%
99%
*80Vb
>
$4.50
71
*40
40%
*40
40%
20%
20
20%
20
20 VB
13,000
68%
67%
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67 Vz
68 VB
69%
10,200
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4,200
"
*2 Vb
2%
2 Vb
•2 VB
2%
2%
41%
41%
129
129%
129%
129%
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130
103 %
103
103
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103%
102
102
300
101 %
1Q1%
101%
101
102
2,300
44 VB
.
101%,
101%
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•
28
27%
28
50
48 Vo
*775
44
80 Vz
80 Vz
14%
14%
14 Vz
14%
1,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
9,400
49%
49:%
200
%
49
43
*41
*56 VB
53'
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43
57
56
57
56%
100
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54
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54
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54
53
17%
.
34 %
34 Vz
34%
357a
12,800
35 Va
34 Vz
34%
5,400
;
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-
35%
34%
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56,500
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Vb
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3,000
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18%
18%
18 7
76%
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76%
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43 Vb
43%
44
5
29%
29%
29%
29%
1
29
43 7
18%
18%
18%.
767b
76 Va
76%
43 Vz
43%
43 Vz
43%
4,700
u
29 Va
29%
29 Vb
29%
4,400
2974
29%
29%
29 y2
2974
50
49%
50
497b
50%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
18
17.500
39%.
40 Va
397b
397a
10,300
.
76%
44
297 b
'
18%
*76 Va
18%,
2
b
29 7
Va
29%
29%
29%
29 7
10
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
1
16%
17 Vb
17
17%
17%
39
40
39%
40
397o
40
101
101
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101
5
5
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14
14 Vb
37
37
100
%
100%
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10
No par
14%
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100%
5%
13%
13%
14%
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t
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43
com__25
50
1
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i
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170
55
49%
43
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6,600
57
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57
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VB
43
56%
48%
43
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33%
44
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49%
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90
28 V
27%
•
2,300
129%
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14%
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41
81%
44
80
27%
41
VB
44%
44
80
14 Vb
41
*80%
43%
80
14%
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44%
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14%
.
41
*775
44
80
18%
z
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5
37%
Vb
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101
5%
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5
%
•
5
137 a
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14
377a
37
13 Vz
13%
14
9,900
4,000
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*■;
101
200
5
*100%
37
13%
100
13%
3,300
3,200
14 Vb
6,800
;
1
,
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.
700
37
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5
16
Vb
16%
16%
16%
167 b
16%
I6V2
16%
16%
16%
2,900
44
Vz
447%
44%
44%
44%
45
447a
45
447 a
44%
15,400
;
104%
104%
104%
105%
»
Corp
No par
x.
1.33%
Corp
Corp
5
10
105%
1047b
105 Vb
1047b
10471b
2,600
307a
105
29 %
297b
29 Vz
29%
2,800
15%
16
157
16
1,500
31
--
31
30%
31
157b
16
15%
15%
15%
167b
16%
*16%
107 b
42
427b
42%
427 a
487b
*45 7b
16%
16%
42 7
42%
pfd
100
Stores
Inc—1
1
a
47
6%
Retail
47
%
*45 Vz
1%
1%
46%
46
.
1%
29%
•
'
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48
97
97 7 b
98
99 7i
98
98%
*97 7b
98
95%
94%
94%
*94
No par
America—
com
5
,——No par
Inc
com
,
46 7b
a
16%
I6V2
900
42 7b
42%
5.900
*45 Vz
2
457b
47
3,900
46
Vb
98
13,600
•610
97 Vz
Va
95 Vb
V
100
2
98
97%
97 7b
98
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98 Vz
200
95'/b
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95 VB
40
19%
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•
100
Co
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2
457b
98
99%
98
47
'467a
977b
I6V2
42%
7b
46 Ve
457a
No par
No par
4 6 7'b
40
17a
No par
Vz
16 7b
427b
*
17a
*.
preferred
7b
17i
com
5
2nd
68
10
41 Vz
*775
43%
*79
Industries——1
Baking
cony
570
71
40%'
•
*70 VB
100
Co
4,800
71
*69%
2%
No par
Co
•
83
41 %
14
Inc—;
10
207
2%
*775
No par
1
9,500
4,800
41%
127%. 129
No par
pfd
*160
56
38 Vz
20
Vz
55%'
39%
100
,
19%
96 Va
11
55 VB
207
*160
Va
*95
'
1,400
Y com—No par
Cuba
Can
19
19VB
500
41
"
.*76 %
N
$3.75 preferred
40 Va
40 Va
16%
105
100%
38%
100%
68%
68%
2%
*80%
83
39
54 Vz
207
20
19%
No par
preferred *
of
*16 VB
K *102
96%
*95
55
•iS'4
207
*80%
38%
100%
55%
,
61%
61%
16%
rr 105
*102
105
4(1
28%
16 Vz
16%
*102
39%
17%
-95
61%
61%
16%
:
105
39 Vu
28 Va
'
61 %
61%
*16%
105
95
»
611
V 61
16%
*102
70
preferred
Continental
3.300
28%
88
44%
70
Common
4%
38,200
89
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
Continental
73%
28%
No par
—
Corp
72%
73
44 Va
Co
Foods
of
*20%
21%
3,800
10,600
89
:
'
Edison
of
24%
35
12
60
73%
8,600
24%
34%
*20%
12 %
*58
73%
73
24 Vz
35
*58
12
72 Va
72%
24 VB
34%
'34%
21
72%
31,000
28%
3
Consumers Power Co
Container
Sep
72%
24%"
34 VB
21 %
73
24 Vz
40%
44%
50
.
{Consolidated
2
Jan
72 Vz
VB
2,800
24,600
40 VB
89%
com
Laundries
2
23
'
24%
12,800
31%
28%
Natural Gas
93 Vb Jan
36% Jan
40%
VB"
17%
57%
31 Va
44%
pfd
Consolidated
Consol RR
93 Vb Jan
104
41
60
101%
Consolidated
.
1
19
40%
41
17%
*57
200
28%
Qo—
Carbon
Electronics
3
28
1
31%
41 Vu'
1,400
89%
common
preferred
preferred
Jan
28
57 >/B
31%
34
101%
Coppermines
109% Feb
Dec
17%
56%
!
100
33%
44%
Cigar Corp
112
18% Dec
17%
Va
31%
29%
38
90
stock—50
Consolidated
18
88
17%
56
31
12
73
33%
*37
56 %
*58
60
72
Vb
*20%
12 %
*58
33%
17 7 b
-
-
*28 Va
30
38
31%
72 Vb
34
20%
par
V4
34 %
33%
*37
56 %
Vz
100
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
18
28% Nov
*28 VB
33%
101%
Nast .Publishing
19
103% Jan
30
*28%
33%
37 VB'
24
par
issued"
Mills
Dec
31
28
37%
17%
Dec
82% Dec
500
17%
93
Mar 12
200
21 %
17%
92
45
100 Vz
*21 Va
17%
43% Dec
51 Vb Mar 13
*99 Vz
21 Vb
21
17%,.,
Consolidated
39% Feb
100%
21
33%
71
10
Corp
Co
Pictures
14
39% Feb
26
100%
100%.
21
35%
16 Va Jan
15% Jan
Nov
11,100
2
21
Apr 16
43% July 25
,1,800
62 VB
34 7
14% Feb
44
26
61%
34%
Consol
JO
26
62 VB
38
38%
2,900
26'/B
33%
4
9,900
5,200
8
61%
*33 %
•f
10 Vb
26 VB
*37
Xl7%
7%
36,000
61%
*98%
21
28
2,400
110
28%
45
9%
8
36
99
Vu
26 VB.
33%
Consol Edison
5,700
61 Va
33%
Cone
8,800
26 Vu
'
1007b'
21
7%
33
23'
19
Jan
1 %
*98%
21
.30
*28
8
31%
Conae
98
10%
32%
"when
*35%
44%
2.00
Commonwealth
.
36
99
8
2.50
35% Jan
23
36
*97
99
10
gtd
Consolidated
8-
23
36 VB
Vu
A
4.64% : cumul
•
7,
34% Jan
35%
28%
*97
B
5
17
k
99
No par
Broadcasting
3
Jan
35
28 %
No par
2nd
Jan
107
65
27 %
*97
100
(The)
noncumulative
29% Apr
36 Vz Mar 12
18% May
Jan
65
5,300
28%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
14
6% Jan
14% Jan
2%
65
103%
Solvents
4
"100
.
2%
105%
Engineering
11
8%
51%
10 Va
*103%
Credit
Feb
100
VB
32%
2%
preferred_100
Commercial
Jan
*8
507b
2%
100
Combustion
1,
8%
10%
1
1st
$4.25
Vb
30%
No par
Southern
Columbian
7
*8%
51
43 Vb
I
noncumulative
Rights
11
5
4
Vn
51 Vu
10 Vz
0
4%
Commercial
42 V» Mar
8
*8%
51 Vo
8 7b
coin
50% Mar 21
13
8% Mar 16
18
Jan
100 Vz Jan
6
8%
50%
*
4%
Columbia
10,600
17
31
pr$ferred__10Q
19% Jan
30% Jan
*8%
50
Class
5
25
17
36%
*16%
10%
5
Columbia Gas System Inc
Jan
4
Feb
3
17
400
36%
36%
'
Class
& Apr
'
84% Jan
Aug 23
44 V4 Nov
28% Nov
—
26% Jan
31
*16 VB
3,600
31%
30%
•
.
36%
17
230
30%
"
2%
15
4%
.
3
15 Vb May 28
36%
*16%
99
30
*31
107b
preferred series B
Colorado &
3
22% Jun
36%
*16 Vb
VB
31%
30
10%
preferred—100
Internat'l
Columbia
22% Jun
36%
16 V*
98
99%
29%
*31
31
10
6
16
36%
*98
2%
No par
5Vz%
6
55
59% Feb
27
39% Jan
9
31
—
10%
coin
28
51 % Mar 12
30 %
31
-
30-%
$3.50 preferred
:
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
25
66% Apr
Nov,30
50
13% Feb
9
99
30
31
43%
b~_-
Colgate-Palmolive
22
98%
29%
30%
-
800
44%
lty Co com
cumulative
Jan
99%
29%
-
90
preferred
46% J an" 14
98%
30
8
-
Molybdenum
4%
82
56
10
Co—
Corp
7%
3
*55
30
No par
Climax
8
Feb~27
55 VB
10
Cluett Peabody 6c Co com-.,
5
Jan
55 VB
99 Vz
100
Corporation
Mar
41
55%
56
3,200
No par
guaranteed
Jan
78
15%
55%
*55
300
75
xl5%
51%
10%
5
ilium
106
5
Vz Mar
*70
15%
43 Vb
common.;
139
9
62% Jan
75
75
56%
15%
17
38 Vz
15%
16%
100
Corp
Elec
Caca-Cola
40% Nov
*70
36% ;
.—8
noncumulative
Coca-Cola
6,500
*38
Electric—
Clopay
11
1,700
10%
10%
39-
160
500
-
15%
16
30
loo
1
106% Jan
20%
10%
*38
-
75
*70
15%
30
8.50
21
2
75
15%
99%
Del-50,
$4.50
Clevite
5
*71
15%
20
6c
convertible
Special
20%
10%'
Vz
55
5
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
FeSjll
43% Mar
75
*71
25
C' & St Louis
5%
6
38
i
Oil
Equipment
Cleveland
14
70% Mar 12
Jan
2
100
Jan
Jan
20% Mar 13
39-
78% Aug 15
83
39% Jan
104
20%
10%
38%
1.25
preferred
City Stores Co
14
11
60
,
Jan
10%
38 Va
10%
l
preferred
City Products Corp
C C
43% Jun
111
39% Dec
70
65
10%
*38
*
1
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
95% Jan 21
20%
20% '
No par
5 %%•
May 28
400
*20%
No par
Cities Service Co—,
City Investing Co common
38 Vb Feb
18%
20%
20%
11
30%
68 Vz Jan
3
*18 Vz
20 VB
56
5
29
18%
18
20 VB
30%
18
42% Jun
Vz
18 Va
18%
15% Jan
23 % Jan
2,700
*18%
56%
102 Vz Feb
9
34%
18%
29%
30
27
69
34%
18%
18%
12% Jan
17% Dec
68%
34%
18%
38%
7,000
68 Vz
18%
10%
-
16%
107
34%
38%
100
16%
105 VB
68%
56 VB
12
30
69
16%
107
1
Common.
17% Mar
69%
16%
*105
34 Va
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
4%
*99
16%
107
69
Co
'
issued
Chickasha
102 Vz Feb
*98%
99%
16%
X34 %
100
Feb
18
99%
*99
*105
35 VB
No par
58
20% Mar 29
10,400
16%
*68%
No par
73% July 17
Nov
11,000
92 VB
106%
pfd
23
Jan
5%
90%
100
com
Western
Jan
102
5%
92%
35
Chile
s.
5%
90%
68%'
8%
preferred series A.t
When
11
5%
93 %
35%
l
360
5%
91%
34%
•
104
.
5%
93.%
(
16%
106
•
103
30
5%
,
.
*99
16 Vz
106
49%
Chicago Rock tsl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No
77% Mar 13
105
93
68%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-
7
5%
•
100
16%
50
noncum
Ghic & North
Mar 26
Jan
■=■99
*
49%
com
C I T Financial
26
103
102%
5'%
94 %
"6%
Pac
&
44% Apr
31
*102%
_
Paul
12
97 % Dec
102%
40 '.
39% Feb
34% Jan
101%
...
20
89% Nov
103%
105
5-
93%
61%
4
196
103 %
26%
31>
109
23,800
61%
28% Mar 26
20
14%
Manufacturing
50 % Jan
16
14 %
Inc
94% Jan
Oct
15
61
6c Fibre Co-
8
Nov
14%
61 VB
1
2
93
14%
14%
61
l
12
185
14%
Corp
39% Feb
•r. 46% May 24
14%
Inc.
87% Jan
104% Jan
14%
Co
,4
55'% July 10
47% Jan
6
102% Apr
2
1,200
14%
26%
Cincinnati
87
22 Ve
26%
Mar 27
5
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
3,200
46 Vb
22 VB
ft
'
35 Ve Dec
61%
*45%
22 VB
61 Vz
5%
11
8,000
23 Ve
3
Mar 19
3,900
62
in
Cab
Chic Milw St
4
19
24 VB
61%
61 %
14
21
24
61%
46 VB
No par
i
'
55% May 28
21% Nov
27% Nov
24
60%
5
Chic
8
24
62%
25
convertible- preferred-.
100
Chioago & East III RR com
No par
Mar 15
18% Mar 27
24 VB
60%
*22
3 % %.
11.
30% Mar 11
60%
24
*45%'
Chemway Corp _•
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Ry common
23% Jan
300
24%
60%
59
61 VB
...
28% Feb
100 %
22 Vb
No par
com
Vought Aircraft
Checker
18
31% Jan
20%. Oct
36% Dec
Chance
100%
45 Vz
f
preferred
Champlin Oil & Refining
10% Mar 28
5
3
20
38
101%
22%
7
$4.50
25% Feb
1,900
Xl00%
101%
61
j
Common
7
12 % May
3
6% Nov
29% Nov
9
102%
11,500
45%
10
Co.
Gotham
Feb
23%
45%
Chain Belt Co
Aug
27% Apr
45% Dec
23%
61
CorpiL
Champion Paper
34
23%
22%
Co
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
23%
101 VB
ion
—
Industries
4,000
24
23%
20
Light
4%%; preferred
13
41%
1
Illinois
Feb
41 VB
"22
l
too
Central Illinois Public Service..!
10
Central RR Co of N J—I
50
Central & South West
Corp
5
Central Violeta
Sugar Co
9.50
.
20%
41%
*45
of Georgia
Ry com__No par
preferred series B_
100
Central Hudsop Gas & Elec._No
p».r
Central
20%
VB
22
5%
*
20%
41
45%
Central
11
10
2% Sep 28
9
54% Jan
Foundry Co
20%
41%
22
*
54% Dec
-
45
i
:
Agulrre
16% Apr
7
60%
50
common
Central
'
6
13
58%
60%
'
23 Va
2.1 %
41 %
12.50
preferred
Central
'4
Feb
24-
56%
preferred series A.100
conv
34% Jan
Aug
9
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
14% Mar
45
X24%
24%
5
io
;
Corp common
preferred
5%
16 "
*78
Mar 14
23%
No par
21
20%
101 VB
Celotex
28
11% Mar 29
3
Nov
23%
102Vz
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10
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11
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&
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100% Mar 13
12
20
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7%
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7
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14
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5
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20
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96
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8
11
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July 18
Feb
67% Jan
65 % Jan
22 Vz Jan
Jan
21 Va Jan
23
21
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6
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14
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9
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20% Feb
5
23
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26
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21
22% Jan
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18 7b Jan
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Dec
105
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Tuesday
Apr. 1
Pgr
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AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
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22
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Aug -17
Mar
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20 y4 Jan
100
1
NEW
Highest
„
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121
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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92
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6
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22
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12
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2
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6
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14
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13
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23
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14
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19
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11
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30
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12
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19
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14
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1
1
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69% Apr
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91
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79
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2
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79
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conv
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517#
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51%
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1,100
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12
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1
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7
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2774 Jan
59
900
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21
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3 74 Jan
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1974
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17
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18
29
12
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31
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28
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2
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17V2 Jan
82
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Dunhill International.
Mar 27
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1
2
28
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2
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82
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117#
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44%
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6
1,900
86
88
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24
13
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class A
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7
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974 Mar 14
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&
1
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81
4
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,
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20
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De Vilblss Co
37% Mar 13
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2
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23
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'
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25
47
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25
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18
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&
7% preferred
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1
13
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61% Jan
I;
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14
2
267# Feb
15
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series
37
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34
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18
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27
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39% Mar
v
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23
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6
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27
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13?'# Jan
3
357# Feb
3%%
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20% Apr
31% May 18
26'4 May 28
■
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4
80
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
8
27% Dec
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1
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12% Jan 25
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8
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2
Nov
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76% Dec
Jan
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18
50
44% Jan
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30% Dec
3
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56
12
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700
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Number 5627
Volume 185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1647)
19
~ir
new york stock exchange stock
Range for Previous
stocks
Pear 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
20% Dec
4
15 Vo Jan
20
22% Feb
Mar 23
13
5
16% Mar 22
-
LOW
stock
Monday
1
Ex-Cello
Pmt
Everahmrp Inc
45
42% Apr
i
fork
exchange-
14% Feb
29% July 17
20
new
Highest
25% Jan
Apr
,
Evans
3
3
Products
Co
^5
new
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Apr. 3
Apr. 4
*
Friday
23%
16 %
23%
.
23%
24%
15%
15%
15%
44%
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26
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18
Jan
17
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15% Jan
3
10% Apr
1
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24
FalrchUd Engine A
15% Nov 15
12% Apr
3
16
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11
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20
12
15% Feb
26
16% Jan
6
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22
24
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
21% Oct
J68% Sep
,
.
Apr
25% Mar
16
20
75 % Mar
2
53% Dec
7% Jun
7
10% Oct
10
44%
55
Dec
Family Finance
2
Feb"ll
54%-JanlQ
Jan
2
7%-Jan
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12
15% Apr
27
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1
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51% Feb
14
58 % Mar 28
11
41% Aug 17;
36
14
38% Jan
2
Federal
24% Dec
18% Mar 12
23% Apr j 5
Federal
Pacific
32
35% Jan
24
Federal
Paper
20'A Jan
31-
1
36% May
4
21% Sep
30 Vs Dec
26
Dec
3
29% Feb
8
25
10% Jan
Oct
19
1
101% Nov
47
Dec
Felt
27% Apr
2
27 Va Feb
27
31% Jan
10
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1
27% Feb
12
32
14
Fibreboard
May
1
98
Feb
8
Mar 26
47% Jan
26 Va Jan
54'A Feb
Dec
26
16
Jan
83 Va Mar 18
3
61
101% Jan
3
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4
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27
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7
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12
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18
94
10% Mar 28
23
21% Mar 12
11% Mar
16
54% Aug
14
49% Feb
36% Feb
13
50% Aug
2
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12
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10
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13
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5
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3
Food Fair
91
53
Feb
12
62% Jan
2
111
Feb
4
128% Jan
3
84% Jan
3
2
Feb
12
17% Jan
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
63% Mar 12
21 % Jan
16
30% Oct
24
41% Apr
18
35% Feb
13
42 Vs Jan
24
13% Nov
20
11% Jan
2
13% Mar 12
11% Feb
11
15% Jan
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10
31
July 18
97% Mar 20
86
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
22
Dec
11
79% Oct
4
38% Apr
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19% Feb
23
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59% Mar 19
24
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29%
727 Va
55%7 56 Va
27%
.
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102%
19
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9
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*91
5,100
122 %
80
93
50
56%
57 V«
57 "a
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57 Va
56%
57
22,900
17 V,
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17 f
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
16,300
39%
12 >A
39 %
.39%
: 12%
38%
3.1V4
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12%
12%
12
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Ills
12
4
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Foster-Wheeler
Francisco
Freeport
39
12
—
Co
Sulphur
10
No par
Corp
Sugar
;
Franklin Stores Corp
3
107'A Mar 18
8
■23 Va
19
pfd ser of '51
A Chem Corp
Dairies
23
33%
No par
preferred
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;
30%
100
convertible
34 %
23
19
_
3%%
33%.
'
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—
Machinery
Ford
V
100
22%
30%
19
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cum
22%
19
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&
3%%
3
8% Feb
11% Dec
3
Inc
Stores Inc
$4.20 div
91 Vs Mar 25
54 Va Jan
;
38 'A
30%
Lines Inc
&
48 % Apr
43% Jan
11
6
.1,700
.
59
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30%
■
1
Fire
Power
18
11
Jan
Mar
.16,600
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38 Vs
,
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July
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700
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58 Va
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a
+
53 Vs
38%
19
...
preferred
44% Jan
6
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.
*57
.38%
22%
30%
100
preferred
5
July
15%
58
;
38%
33
preferred
conv
,
19
28
Power
Mar 28
33 %
58
4
68
6
31
27%
Corp
88
62
Apr 18
102% Mar
9
33%
15%
593
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15 f 4
36.500
.
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52 Vs
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23%;
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.
.
52
30%
29%; 29%
Florence Stove
8
33
27%
Florida
10
6 Va
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(The) Carpet Co___
Fllntkote.Co (The) common
$4
50%
6 «/s
3,800
,
,
12 V«
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23%.
68
*64
1
51%
Vs
6,500
11%
Xl5%
25
Firth
21
21%
'23
First National
39% Mar 19
41
ciim
4%%
.
22
;_'..5
:
10
Firestone Tire
23
21%
33'A
22 V*
par
Fidelity Phenix
Feb
38
__r
FUtrol
51% Jan
*53:
15%
23%,
2.50
com.
I—
Fifth Avenue Coach
106
2
Mar 12
47
"15%
37%
*12
49%
6
57
12 Va
15%
f
6
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1
1
10 Va
23%
•
68
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49J4
59%
Paper Prod com—No
2
2
6
.,*12
i_5
Co
Mfg
9
96% Jan
,67
49
16%:
1
preferred
29% Jan
Jan
■
...
*58%
50
Co
Corp
4%
49
7
37%
series
Stores
56% Mar 21
12
Nov
78
Board
66
3
27
41% Feb
41
7
23
106% Jan
27
12
103% Mar 11
67
15%
-
15%
24
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;?63 r
6 ,7 ..6
48%
.
..
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98
3
,5
Bearings
Electric
Tarrant
A
May
Jan
"
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—50'
common——1
1953
Bower
Dept
2
61"
29
Dec
Federated
9% Jan
30% Feb
14
pfd
cumulative
4
6
91% Jun
21
92
4,6%
1
31 % Jan ;
26
135
10
10% Jan
5
21
23 % ■;
a
11.200
V
'
39 % Mar 23
1
33% Nov
11
conv
Feb
8% Feb
25
'
Feb
Mar
5%%
43 ,'
; 44 % Nov 29
26% May
1
'53
Nov 19
68
Feb
-.
27% Jan
9
31% May
Aug 14
■."-26% Nov 29
29% Nov 29
100
7
10
377s Mar 14
7
23%
common
Corp
Mogul
23
Feb
I
.
16
:
31'A Jan
18 % Dec
1
15%
Metallurgical Corp
13 Vs Feb
18
*12%
t
Corp
Farwick Corp
14
6
14% Dec 27
5
_20
preferred series B—_
17
17
'
43 % Jan
24,
Apr
-
Sugar Co—
Palstaif Brewing Corp
7
Feb
5% Dec
31
65
l
7
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23%
15%%
^3
s
38% May
10% Dec
the Week
.
4
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15%
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1
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record
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9
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8
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Trailer
4%
12
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,
103%
,102%
11
la, 8,
20%
73 %
_100
*15%.
15' H
20
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preferred
1
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14
38 3
39%,
"
1
.
74
20 f 4,
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n
16
21 %
12 Va
12
104
106
104
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16
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16
38%
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12
21%.
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-
75
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A
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21%,
700
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16
75:
400
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75
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1,700
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.
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4,000
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48,490
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f
'
6% Dec
9% Jan
14
9% Jun
8
41% Dec
6% Feb
3
11% July 19.
49 Va
26
July 20
4
9% Feb
13
42% Feb
Gabriel
7% Mar 14
10% Jan
11
44
28
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7«A
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convertible preferred ___—50 "
5%
Apr
V
7% '
-
10%
.7%
7 V,
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10Va
10 Va
'
42%
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10
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42%,
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10
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44
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600
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4,100
700
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9
30% Sep
28
43
Dec
6
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
38
'
■
6
Jan
Jan
9
14% Dec
3% Jan
33%, Jan
39
Gamewell
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:__5'
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30'A
.--2
(The)
,'.48%
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
12
8% Jan
36% Jan
14% Jan
30
15% Feb
General
4
5% Jan
General
4%%
convertible
Acceptance Cr.rp__
lnd_„__^
31
Jan
9
26% Jan
2
5
99% Jan
J
—_1
L—1
52% Mar 13
30% Jan
101
Jan
6%
30
convertible
*53
23
81% Feb
26
10
10
15
General Baking Co common
Jan
128% Jan
'-'•80%
Dec
97% Feb
12
6
Oct
13% Dec
27
13
40
Oct
25
138
13
30% Jun
119
23
Jan
13
27
6
17% Jan
84
>
35
124
Feb
134Va Feb
26% Jan
14
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78
.
9
Mar
6
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Jan
7
130
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86
Mar
5
4%
2
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Mar 25
No
4
7%
7'%
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30%
40 Va
47%
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7%
47%
7'A
34%
15 %
'14%
4%
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4%
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1,700
1,700
;
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,
7%
4,800
34%
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14% >;
300
14%
14%
1,000
4%
4%
'
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59
59
4%
2,300
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29 Va
29%
29 Va
29%
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100'A
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100 Va
78%
78 Vs
78 Va
77 Va
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
293a
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59,
29%
29%
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77 Va
77%
9%
t
9%
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500
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78
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9%
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132
,
23%
24
23%
78
42%,
41%;
41%
22
13% Jan
5
11% Feb
20
12 '/a Jan
22
59% Dec
13
54% Jan
21
63 Va Apr
4
General
23
2
52% Feb
5
59% Jan
2
General
Electric
15% Feb
4
.
series
6%
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preferred
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Corp
—_1
41
13%
13%
11%
11%
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59
58
58%
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f
3,700
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41
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85
85
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130
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130
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84
37%
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52% Jan
84
129%
130 Va" 130 Va
133
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9%
'
23%
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Oeneral Contract
14% Jan
7
65Va Aug
59
29%
.
par
100
com—No par
2
-100
Inc
Cigfir Co
preferred
1
3;
48
40 Va
41
48'A
34%
15
•
S
1st preferred
7%
Dec
-
7%
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4%
99
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78%
9'A
•
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Corp
General Cable Corp com
45% Oct
11
15
"
-.-3
preferred
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11
42'/a-Mar 28
Jan
'
7 Va
34%
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,,
'
34% Mar 13
41% Nov
'
30 ft*
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17
22% Feb
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26
;
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29%
100 '/a
Jan
28
48
'
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59
29%
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Jan
23
41
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30'A
30
41
48
15
%
—50
9
142
4
com—1
.72
24% Jan
29%
40
7%
.
15%;,
4'a
Investors
31
22% Dec
29%
.
343/b
.7%;
34%'-
8
preferred
General American
25
10% Aur 30
17
40
i' 47%
•
'
7-«
34 3
1 $4.50 preferred
:—
100
General Amer Transportation—2.50
73% Dec
1
60% Oct
9
May-22
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39%*
-.48%
'
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preferred
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American
31
39%
'
19
51
Co
.Gardner-Denver
Jan
4% Apr
5
106% Mar
i-
Dec
7% Feb
54
33% Mar 29
Dec
51
3
24
125
43 Va Jan
30% Nov
27
99% Sep
36% Jan
12
46% Mar 26
July 16
6% July
4
2
36% Feb
16% Aug 13.
12;
25% Jan
29% Apr
9% July 17
4
31
1
32% July 31
150
13%
1,300
12
12
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12%
700
59%
60
62'A
62 Va
63 Va
62%
63%
100,300
57%
f
12
58 %
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58%
58 Va
587«
58
53%
58%
58%
43,100
12
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•
17
Jun
43
'
Oct
1
50% July 23
6% Dec
31
10% Mar 20
61
May
108% Dec
19
11
Dec
26
73% Dec
9
18% Jan
12
44«/a Feb
4
12
8 '/a Jan
11
59% Mar 13
!
27
101% Mar 15
84 Va Jan
Dec
31
Feb
1
10
75% July 17
60
34% Oct
23
53 Va Feb
Nov
28
35% Aug 24
4% Dec
17
5% Aug 20
'34
3
24
May 25
38'/a Mar 28
Nov
19
34
'14% Feb
9
29
28
7
25
17%
17%.
17%
17%
18
1,000
42'A
42%
42 Vs
42%
42%
42%
7.400
6%
6%
7 Vs
8,100
64'34
64%
64%
112 'A
112 Va
112%
112 Va
112 Vs
•112Vs
112%
140
38%
3.9%
39'A
39-%
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39'A
39%
101,600
114%
Preferred $3.75 series-
,
114%
114%
xll3
113V4
113%
113%
1,800
91 Va
91%
91 Va
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90%
90 Va
90 Va
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38%
39'A
39'A
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63%
63 Va
64
64
;
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*90%
Advertising—_15
*38%
39 «A
General Portland Cement Co—1
63 V*
63%
General
37%'
33%:
43% Jan
4
33% Jan
7
*4% Jan
2
Outdoor
12
$1.60
Precision
34% Mar 12
37% Feb
27
33
8
16% Mar 18
11
General
' Mar 20
General
18% Jan
Equipt Corn ——1
General
8
Signal-
Railway
4
24% Nov
29
53% Dec
19
29% July 13
36
13
24% Feb
6
50% Jan
31 %
Shoe
112%
!;
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36
4
Steel
7
32% Feb
12
37% Jan
8
General
46
Apr
2
39% Feb
12
43% Mar
5
Gpneral
Telephone
34% Get
22
28'A Feb
12
30% Mar
7
General
Time
47'A Nov
29
72% Feb
4
General
Tire
66% Apr
5
55'A Jan
7
May 17
102
Oct
16
Jan
23
96
Nov
27
121% Apr
5
108% Jan
7
74
Dec
26
84
Sep
10
73% Jan
3
12
100
104 % Mar 15
137 '/a Feb
75% Nov
28
86% Sep
27
37 % Sep
45% Dec
13
52% Sep
23
61
4%%
4%
36%
31
17
17
36 Vs-
30%
31
17'/a.
17 Vs
,17
Castings
Cprp
V*
4
91
5%%
$5
Jan
2
Apr
3
12
25% Jan
21
30% Apr
18
45% Jan
24
56% Mar 25
Gerber
July 24
43 Va Feb
12
59% Mar 29
Getty Oil Co
Apr
3
3
preferred
com
r-—
—
Georgia-Pacific
34
33%
34
41%
42 Va
41%
42 Vs
9,800
28%
28%
28%
1,300
69%
70%
107
32,100
26%
263,4
27
26%
J~T
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;*,;,'33%
33 Va
42 %
42 «A
42'A
42%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2.50
66%
100
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100
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;
34
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65%
67
67
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107
104
104
126
126%
125%
126
85
.
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83 %
83
83 Vs
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23%
28%
29%
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131
50
670
133
53%
54
54 Va
53%
57 Va
58%
58
58%
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59'A
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8%
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8%
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83%
670
83%
91 Va
29%
54%
-
83%
83%
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30%
53
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common-—
69 Va
107
130
130
83 %
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91
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1.700
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90
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68%
130
67 31
107
125
34
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preferred- —100
'
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33%
28%
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100
cumulative
2,300
26%'
42%
800
.
27
26%
28 3»
1,600
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27
44%
34
24,200
17
26%
44
28fi*
36%
31 Va
A.,A 17.,
2,200
43%
preferred
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90
,
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A
36 Va
4,900
21,500
44
43'A
42
4%
44
43%
—10
10
38 Va
31%
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1,400
33 Vs
4%
36%
31%
36 Va
-
31 %
37%
4%
500
600
63%
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33
43%
preferred
conv
preferred—
4%*
83% Mar 29
83% Apr
2
'
25% Nov
;
4
37%
37%
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4%
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43
-
90
39
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2,700
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39
63%
38
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31
90%
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33
4
64%
63
37 Vs
4%
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113
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Corp
13
Jan
39
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16%
"
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27% Mar '9
23
41
38
37%
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36%,
31'A
16%
10
General Refractories
10
Jan
2
Nov
Feb
42
29% Dec
38
;
4%
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6.67
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Realty & Utilities
4%;
fa
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Public
'
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63
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preferred-^
conv
General Public Service
.
64 '
64
63 %
General
1
7
112%
38%
4
Jan
7
.'39
114%
*112%
No par
7
7
112%
63%
100
com
preferred
1
Mar
17 3A
43 Vs
6%
■'
34% Jan
32% Oct
Dec
18% Dec
$S
17'A
42%
65/o
—1%
;
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17%
43%
No pa;
preferred
Motors
17%
6%
1 •
39% Mar 29
31% Mar 12
4% Feb
Corp.
68
2L
36% Feb
91 % Feb
24
&%
General
•
17 Yf
42%
(Delaware>_1
No par
Corp
Corp
Instrument
General Mills common
2
2
Jan
General
30
2
33% Jan
General Foods
4
Jan
115% Jan
109 % Jan
85
31
Jan
43% Jan
2
16
50% Feb
*'
69
25
124 Va Feb
General Finance
3
115
2
38 Va Feb
31
37% Apr
»
110% Jan
1
49'A Mar 20
27
Feb
6%F<*
40
•
18
122% Mar
11
40% May 28
119
Apr
29%
29%
30%
54 Va
54
54
56 Va
57%
16,800
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-100
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A
56%
57%
8'A
8 Va
91
"
•
30
57,200
1,100
"
J
8% Oct
'40% Jan
31
9% Jan
12
8
Mar 20
8% Feb
4%
5
preferred
3
54 %
23% Jun
8
31 % Nov
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
90
Jan
2
'34% Sep
28
41 % Mar
9
34% Feb
23
37% Jan
14
preferred
Gild den Co (The)
14
5% Jan
25
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
30
Goebel
Nov
23
159% Apr
90
3
Sep
153
Mar 14
"66
Oct
60
Jan
l28% Nov
'44% Jan
163
Aug 23
7
41
Feb
23
46% Mar 26
23% Jan
22
.726% Mar 26
91 '
4
160
66% Feb
6
75
23
84
Dec
27
70% Feb
12
30
36
Apr .18
31% Feb
7
16"
60% Sep
89% Mar 23
1
1% Dec
27
10% Dec
3
2% Feb
-
13
14-
20% Mar 16
1% Jan,
25% Feb
60% Dec
13
46% Feb
12
Feb
9
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
4
2
Brothers
Co
—1
—
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Gold A Stock Telegraph
Goodrich Co
A
Grace
(W. R)
.1
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—No par
Granby Con.sol M S A P_.
5
2
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2
Granite
Feb
6
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19
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common—
preferred
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100
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160
163
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Gould-National Batteries Inc
36 % Feb
44%
45
25%
26
25%
,
91%
35%
100
Co
(B F>
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2
31% Mar 13
44%
44%
44%
3/4
25%
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-1
2
2
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No par
10
13% Jan
-
44
44%
•
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common;
$4.50
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79 Va Jau
3
21
(The)
Glmbel
.30% Jan
11
34
Jan
Gillette
57 Vs Jan
27
9
Jan
■
35
2
8% Feb
36% Aug
v
; 83 Va Jan
48'/a Mar 12
29% May 28
Mar 18
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86 Va
.
9%
1.100
29%
1,500
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8,200
-
33 Vs
3,200
86%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
5% Nov
29
25% Feb
14
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
29
108 Va July 17
,79
Nov
38% Oct
46% Apr'
2
19% Oct
2
130 % Dec
23 Va Mar
3
149% Jan
11
79% Jan
10
20
33% Mar 12
18% Dec
27.'
14% Feb
21% Oct
9
27
30
17% May 10
.
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Jan
9
85
Jan
14
40% Feb
25
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7
131
31
79% Dec
32
8
20
70% May 25
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6% Mar 29
12
Feb
1
25% Nov
'
5% Mar 12
29% Feb
79
Feb
11
Mar 19
Feb
12
26% Jan
2
72
18 V, Feb
8
14% Jan
2
80 % Jan
15
Ex-distribution
Gt Northern
Iron
6 Vs
31%
31'A
31 %
31 %
31%
31%
33 %
83 Va
83%
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6
61
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138
11
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7%
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22
Jan
11
Green
30% Apr
4
Green
78
,
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89
Feb
13
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preferred
—
Bay A Western RR_
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Co
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134
100"
100.
Greenfield
Tap A Die Corp
No par
Greyhound Corp (The) comawn^-3
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300
134
73
73
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Paper Co_—.——25
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60 f'»
31 %
;
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75
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Commercial Financial Chronicle
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
Highest
35% Jail
8
5% Jan
3
29 % Dec
12
70% Dec
21
98
.
YORK
34% Jan
14
Onuaman
11% Jan
15
32% Jan
11
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
74% Mar
80% Jan
16
7
107 % Feb
12
34% Jan
24
123 % Jan
38
$i
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28%
10
29'%
1
Apr
26
42% Mar 20
83% Dec
27
103% FeD 26
85% Jan
3
93 % Feb
17
108
6
91
Jan
7
98
Apr
2
100
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
94
Jan
24
96
Jan
1
No par
coin
29
Corp
25
'
31%
20% May
24% Dec
4
10
30
30
30%
30%.
30%
%
76%
76%
76 %
77
77
120%
39% Feb
Haekensack
13
76% Mar 25
89% Jan
17
122%
19
24
Jan
2
*94
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Mar 27
28% Jan
Hamilton
11
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
18
87
Jan
24
107
Sep
18
96% Apr
1
111% Jan
11
33
Nov
20
42% Mar 29
33% Feb
26
45% Jan
15
,
27%
28%
27%
9%
9%
9%
4%
91
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28
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11,100
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1,800
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30
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98
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120 %
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38
97
;
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37%
92
;
97
25
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Hall (W F)
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20% Mar 11
,
,
38
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100
preferred
preferred
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21
92
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28%
,
'
100
100
dividend
$4.20
41% Feb
10
the Week
Apr. ft
10
76
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$4.40 dividend
13
58% Feb
9%
,30
•
121%
120%
No par
Utilities
,'y
45% July 25
28''2
I riday
Apr. 1
'
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17
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28%
"
77%
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5
Dec
39% Dec
PRICES
Apr. 8
9%
29'%
SALE
Wednesday
28%
28%
10
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 2
Apr. J
—1
.
preferred
Gulf Oil
2
90
Nov
RECORD
'
Mar 14
Feb
Monday
Par
Aircraft Corp.
Gulf States
32% Sep
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
2
Jan
9
NuV 28
147% July 26
23
STOCK
LOW
29% Mar 21
39 % Mar 23
y-n
\
27% Mar 12
13
27% Jun
•83% Jan
NEW
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l'ear 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE
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Monday, April
...
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130
Nov
is
Feb
2C
146
Feb
62
27
15
48% Dec:
30
31% Feb
69% Dec
23
12
128% Jan
15
Feb
69
11
37
7
Jan
Harbison-Walk Reirac common—15
6%
134% Mar 18
46% Jan
preferred
29% May 28
38% July 31
33% Feb
12
39% Mar 11
Corporation
Harrls-Seybold Co
24% Nov 20
35% Apr
25% Feb
28
27% Feb
Harshaw
27% Mar
Mar 29
39
May 22
25
16
1
r
5% Mar 13
4
32% Mar 25
5% Oct
31
8
6% Jan
13
39
Aug
9
32% Feb
25
34% Jan
21
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
23% Feb
28
Mar 27
37%
5
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15
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30
30
31
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7
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Chemical Co
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700
6V4
1,600
'
17% Nov
13% May 28
14% Feb
15
Feb
11
28% Apr
5
preferred
;
Haveg Industries Inc—' ;
30% Apr
16% Jan
73% Apr
13
4%%
26% Dec
20
34% Mar 27
25
76
Dec
19
89% Feb
27
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85% Nov
15
101
Jan
5
46% Apr
86% Jan
16% Feb
20
<
Ex
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
Hecht Co common
76
Jan
2
50
Jan
7
90
Mar
3%%
dlst
r
preferred
15
30%:
15-i
•
27 %
•
14%
76
11
Dec
17
Aug
20
6
26% May 25
17
38% Jan
31
21% Mar 15
36% Nov 29
.
110
Dec
45% Dec
124
20
45% Dec;
15
Feb
14%
40% Mar 11
115% Jan
.
No par
*15%
15%
15%
15%
2 1/12
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40
preferred-.
100
Hershey Chocolate commoni.No par
i4%% preferred series A
-50
♦113%
114%
49%. 49%
51
*49%
"113%
114%
*113%
114
common
23
47% Jan
21
Apr
50% Feb
19
27% Feb
12
32 % Jan
7
Hertz
34% Feb
12
-40% Jan
4,
Hewitt-Robins Inc.:
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
29
13
2
77% Feb
12% Mar
64
3
Jun
3
99
j
14% Jan
1
Jan
2
•80% Feb
5
25
Jan
17
Jan
28%
1
:—^
1
22
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71
82
13%
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82
16%
16%
23%
23%
33%
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33%
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15%
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37%
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72
13'%,
38%
39 y4
5.500
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114%
230
51
3.400
49%
49%
200
32
32%
19,600
37%
37%
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r
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13%
70%
70%
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83%
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83
50%
51
32
21 %
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51
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73%
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31,
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331
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50%
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30
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100
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,
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A
V
29%
37
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9
78
85
•
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Co
15
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*
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88
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10
29 •*'
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76
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34
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10
28
88
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51
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30
16%
1
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34
-
76
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34
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10
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30
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preferred—25
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noncumulative
11
Jan
19
Oct
2
17% Jan
-
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100
(G W) common
7%
8
53% Mar 20
54
33% Nov
13% Nov
21
Jan
Helme
46%
46%-
25
preferred—
41% May 23
3
23
80
Jan
Heller
16
34 % Mar
;
14
111
24
27% Jan
61% Dec
Feb
35
51 % July 19
t
21
3.
22
24% Jan
32% Mar 25
15% Dec
18% Jan
23% Mar 29
Oct
23% Oct 25
34
3.65%
:
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J
Heine (H J) Co common
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v
27%
27%
.
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•
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'
83%
90
215n
7*82%
5,700
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21% Dec
24% Nov
12
9% Nov 27
7
19% Feb
12
22% Jan
7
10
12% Jan
25
9% Feb
25
10% Jan
31
25% Sep
7
17% Feb
12
9% Dec 26
14% Apr
18% Dec
7
11% Jan
10
Holland
13
-16% Jan
18
Hollander
25
22% Jan
11
Holly Sugar Corp
6% Apr
11
18% Oct
22
23
Nov
15
19% Feb
17
32 % Jan
16
29
31% Dec
5
Feb
20
33% Feb
56
Feb
40
l(i
74%Jun
19
59
Jan
.
7
31
Mar 25
30
52% July 17
33
Feb
26
103% Mar 16
91
Jan
2
Dec
% Nov 23
8% Jail
21% Jan 23
29% Mar
2
25% Feb
10
5%
Hooker
10
Feb
8
6% Jan
4
28% Jan
10
97
26
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
16% Jan
26
40
Aug
6
36
Jan
22
24% Sep
25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
75
Dec
11
90
6
77
Jan
2
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
84% Jan
8
90
Dec
26
105
Feb
28
88
Jan
7
41 % Jan
3
Mar
v
18% Apr
3/
57% Aug 17
Dec
12% Feb
85
|1% Nov 20
3
26% Mar 19
3% Apr
11 % Apr
\
5% Nov 30r
iii Apr
8
5% Feb
11
10
99
July 26
79% Feb
12
89% Apr
23
July 17
15
Feb
27
16% Jan
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
82
Feb
14
85% Mar
4% Dec
13
7% Jan
13
4% Feb
25
5% Jan
3
23 % Jan
2
32% Jan
21
19% Feb
12
17
19% Nov 29
24% Sep
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
29% Jan
57% Oct
1
72% May
4
51% Mar
50
Jan
23
80% Aug 15
55
10% Mar 14
36
44
21
Jan
51
19
43% Jan
Nov
9
'53
Apr
5
50% Dec
11
55
Jan
9
50
44
27
54% Apr
3
44
Dec
Jan
Mar
*82%
8512
preferred
5%
*85
100
100
Powers-No par
14
1
100
coin—
2%
5%
Indust
preferred
Hrupp
Corp
f.td
Inc
11
50% Mar 13
,76% Jun
8
52% Dec 20
20
Dec
85'% July 20
165
100% Dec
47% Apr
30%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co ——5
20%
Idaho Power Co
series
A
;
Co
common
8
.,
issued
4.08%
cumulative preferred
—50
*50
4
48
Jan
15
4.42%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
50
*48
*45
Dec
25% Jun
6
Nov
23
4
44% Feb
12
7
8T
Jan
2
Dec
31
Feb
23
32% Mar 12
33% Apr
26
98% Nov 29
20% Jan
6
Feb
41% July 25'
21
Jan
9% Nov
5
174
22
78
12
35 % Dec 31
21
69
11
4.20%
Indiknapolis Power
29
Mar
92
21
3
Interlake
2
Intl
19
.85.
Sep
13
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
20
._1
Inc
*22%
14
preferred
Iron
91
Jan
17% Jan
86
4
2
Feb
13
Aug
3
44-% Feb 20
112% Jan
2
38% Jan
70% Mar 13
38% Jan
98
2i
Feb
Machines
91
518
common
Nickel
105
9
27
International Paper common
7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Infl Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
11
8
35
Feb
20
5
29% Feb
12
33% Apr
.5
491/4 Jan
2
59% Apr
I
International
30% Feb
12
32% Jan
2
jtuierutaije Dept Stores—
7
'
32
30
30% Feb
21
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
24Va Jan
2
33% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
43 Va Feb
12
120% Dec
37
130
Feb
7
123
Jan
2
Apr
2
International Silver
7% preferred .1
'"♦ernational
common—
1
*
25
THeo & Teleg—No par
Utilities
32
57%
I
32
28% Mar 29
lowa-niinbis Gas & Elec C6—No par
Iowa Power <fe Light Co__
10
53% Jan
Island Creek Coal
130
Jan
Jan
28
2
22
$6
common.,
preferred—
50c
1
27%
44%
*126
4
4% Jan
4
Jacobs
28% Jan
9
Jaeger
36% Jan
o
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co^
30%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
861
91•
Jan
24
443i Oct
15
47% Jan
28
83
Dec
27
102 % Feb
6
86
Jan
18
89% Feb
28
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
5
43% Feb
11
49% Jan
31
69
12
1
85
Mar 21
8
62% Nov
30
105% Feb
35% Feb
Pot
3
footaovee
72
see
15
27
Dec
26.
page
2e
Feb
45% Mar 12
93% Mar
61
Feb
8
11
s'
.
V
29%
*29%
700
4,300
-
200
10
4%
20,400
31
1,000
20%
1,00(J)
35%
2,700
56
20%
*43%
•44%'
*43%
44%
*46%
47%.
*46 V4
.*49%
50:«
*49%
49
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49'-
47
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8,200
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*'i
158
;
45"; a
V 78%
V
46 711-
46:%
'
..
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47
47
29%
29%
2,300
9%
9%
9%
.3,700
36%
.
77.%
7834
,84%
90
89%
29
..
525
526
.
36%
36 3».
154
154%
*73%-
74 3
1P5%
98 3
h
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9i;:,4
r
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39%
3214
.
31%
32
31 .v
31
13%
/ 31%,
-
74
*73%
.
98%
105%
18%
18 %
95%,
*116%
*
39%,
39 V2
48 %
*32
*92
ik
18%
,39%
-
39%
2.000
95%
18
*94%
*116%
200
118%
:
49 3 g
%„
15,100
94
118%
49
12,400
3.100
98 %
93
95 %;
■
-10
39%'
50 Va
33%
*32
-33
900
3,300
33%
32%
33%
33%
39,900
58 %
*57%
58%
58»«
58%
4.600
31%
*31
14~
5,300
98 %
48%
58%
31%
27%
98%
33%
32%
58%
74%
1,100
27%
9%
96B»
220
31%
104%
-.118%
13,300
154
31%
.
9%
*93
120
2,900
3,800
.
-36%
"3o38
154
27 34
105
1,000
"
154
105%
48
33%-.
529
4,800
-
29%:
527
36%
•
89%
.
29
9%
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47:%
.
•
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530
27 Vs
*73 %
4
461 i»
23
3,100
«.
46%
9%
94
18%
.
46
32%
-
6,800
84 3
46
%
5,200
78
158
*22%
-
*31%
106%.
9%
■
V
77%/
83%
-
89 Vs
29
v.
i9%
.
*150
:M73«
2!) »a
23
277h
-
•96
»
-
36'/-/
3GV*
»
•«
40%
47 3it
31%
4
119
39%
78
84
'
V 27%
94
«
36%..:
158
*150
31%
98%
--13;%
V
49
"
29%
47
154
.
58
31%
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23
36'-4
>•
9%-
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.
49
47"
524
31%
-
600
90-
3ft %:«
-
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-
50%
29
'
74%
,»:47.
•
50
*49%
*22%
46'%
29%
-
190
47%'
47 %
*22%
47%
105 3
36%
.
84%
V 841
91
-
-
,.*46%.
503o'1
-
9%
158
*150
23
-9%
18
*44%
-
29%
9%
36:%
r
84
*116
*43%
47%.-
2,400
30
*29%
-
.
9%
%9%y/
%;
,tr 96
.59%
4
;.;9,%:"/
4
f.
*44%. •4,7 '
29-hr 29 7 a
*■*
29%
,
35%
.1
30
503r
*92:,
•
54% Mar
82 "2
6
(P
3% *
*31%
31%
*31%
31%
13%
13%
32%
2.100
13%
14
.31%
31%
31 %
31%
16,200
31%
32
14
50%
*87
•%
-Jo*
Johnson
preferred series
Manufacturing
Co
A
96 3
63%
-
277a
31%
31%
31 %
31%
1.500
'28%
27%
2,600
45
2.800
129
10
"27%
-
45
126%
*127
23%
24
32%
33%
24%
P8
87
39
50%
51%
51
>50%
*87
47%
%•
*64%
126%.
-
4%
87
96
'4S%
45
„-
23%
87
51
a-5"
129
23%
30%
89
a
-
31
79..
ft
Laughlln Steel com
%
'4%
4%
-23%-
49%
m
27 7a
44%
*126
48%
Jones
17
a
31
-
2,800
27 3 4
28
,
'
443^
78%
Johnson
2
76% Jan
common
preferred
Corp
-'•27 7 a
28%
46%
3
2
4%
23%-
pfd.
-
Johns-Manvllle
Apr
Jan
Co
•Jewel Tea Co Inc
61% Jan
.99
L)
Machine Co
-31
129
11
67% Feb
a
5§"%
'
30%
11
42% Jun
9%,
'
28% Feb
94% Nov
*30%
31
47'%'
77"
f
59%
31%.
23% Feb
Mar 14
31
44%
',97%
32 'n
*
5
15
55
V.
55'%
104%
14
27
8
85
4%
59%
*73%
47. ?
*13%
29 7a Oct
Feb
*84
4%:
4%
60%
154
39%
3.50
Interstate Power Co
Inter type Corp
48% Apr
84
85
59%,'
,
32
1
V2 Mar 14
85
.
X53;t,t>
I 36%
'.154*
1?)%
31%
1
19
94
16%
:•
♦8%"
59
59% '• 60%
29%
97%
97,,
31%
-__5
13
Aug 31
100
1,600
8838
*15%
""
Corp
Nov
3% Feb
88%
16
55:i»
'
521
-•33%:
22% Dec
10% Mar 19
90
-35%
'
119
46%
25
32% Oct
84 %
.
19%
51% Jan
14% Feb .19
9
89 %
•
2
7
-
2%
*8%
55%
it
95
13
2
4
97
*93
30% Feb
19% Jan
'
II,300
89%
!
35%
519
"
44 % Jan
13% Jan
288,400
12
2-%
55%
35!
35%
"
97%
-
Mar 19
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
l\
-12%
8'! is
f
3%
-86%
' -55%
*90
74%
39%
58
-
35 <4
-
54%
28»
9%*
No par
37% Apr
2%
2034
■
105%'
International Shoe
7
8%
864
27
„
40% Feb .20
28
;
51,.0J
'
-27%
*73%
100
2
32% Dec
*2%
"32%
96%
38 % Feb
2%
32
*116%
16
2%
*20%
.
36'%
27%
100
4
-2%
-
•
12^8
11%
:•
20
410
52 % '
y
..
12%
12 %
32%
.—No par
20
5?"
lit,
■
11%
47%
1.54 *
*32
Canada—1
of
"•
52,1
'
July 6
39% Mar 16
% Nov 29
i;
60
100
51%
20%
-•
29%
5% preferred
International Saltl
29 % Jan
1
*12%
>*i5o
91
14
34 % Apr
511»
.
500
2,800
86%
86%
*93%
12%
*22%
29
No par
international Packers Limited
15
9834 Mar 20
124 % Jan
51
: s!«1
%
20%
47 Va
100
preferred J
Infl
7
20
107% Jan
99
20%
'
94% Mar 26
86
9J
12'8
.83 ::•>
No par
No par
Corp.—
Business
Mar 13
Jan
*84
99
31%
-
■
;•
45%"
36 1«
11% Feb
81%
30 (a
!.
23
*47
—5
153%
73
81%
38%
30%
83
j.No par
115%
83
85
50%
,-36%*; •36%:
82%
45%
7% preferred ——*
100
IntT Hyaro-Electric Sys class A__25
Infl Minerals <& Chemical com
—5
3
*81%
10
25%.
H7«
'-'293a
%
77
158
Intl Harvester
12
25%
*38
*12%
*48
37
'
/
25
29% Jan
18%
3d
25%
2ft
.-*45
77
11
32% Mar 29
10
106% Mar 13
36%
•
Nj par
.
Ctfs
>
*150
38% Jan
12
22,500
18 V2
18 %
38
25%-
.
"•
156% Jan
"25% Feb
1
507h
30%
9«,4
2
14
9% Jan
7
4%%
sqi
12
98 Vb Feb
144% May
Ihsuranshares
Jan
Jan
'
■y
1
Interchemical Corp common;
35% Jan
Jan
18%
99
•
i_100
Inspiration Cons Copper
2
537
500
85
% *4
47%
29% "
2..%
No par
common
preferred
Inland Steel Co
5
Jan
69 % Jan
19
Nov
35% Feb
145% Jan
12
22%
8
21% Apr
30
Feb
0%
4
52
50
100 pesos
:
Ingvsoll-Rand
11
3
7
Feb
27% Mar 25
498
8
11
'
& Light
No par
De
Mexico
Industrial Rayon„_
14
Jan
Feb
55% Jan
Jail
12
18% Dec
Electrica
8 A
5
99% Jan
14% Mar 13
88
15% Feb
13
8^%
156
112% Aug
87% Dec
43
79
Feb
550
33% May 28
28% Sep
3«"a Jan
v
27%
47/s
.
47
1
30% Mar 13
-
26%
26 % *
12%
35
49
16
26%
4r'n
51
25
26:,4
4%
;
45 %•
.
50
42% Feb
103
*44 %
cumulative preferred
Mar 18
v
17,100
"87%
-
7,300
5%
*30%
47%
9,% Apr
34%"
96%
*29 >4
*46
4
34%5%
82%
v.
_____15
50
Feb
%
35
"
lo
cumulative preferred
Feb
1,600
'
*94 V2
82%.
20-a''
4.70%
Jan
60
4%
*
30%
4.26%
24% Mar 13
13
May 15
143 %
13
35
»
2
73
59
5%
18:,o
>*8'v. ;
21
pfd
11
45
■
96%
25%
.* 85%
4%
Feb
148
60%
300
5%
'
50
conv
_
52
61% Jan
20
27% May 23
400
0'
2,500
•
16
8
69% Mar 20
47% Jan. 23
83% Dec
Feb
100
36J/a
36
94 %
38
2%
59%
15
*
100
common
'
33
31
30%
11%. ...12 \
:
85%
85%
4r'«
Xndustria
Dec
20
*29%
36%
34 %'
;
•>
5
59%
1
8% Feb
2.600
*19%
5 311
17%
*12%
•1L
No par
23
Feb
2%
Power
Feb
59
v
1
5%
4
35%
38
%
•
A.
8% %9 •
No par
com
series
-
A
ll%
Illinois
45
*33% pec
'
noncumulative preferred —100
Hunt Foods &
%
•
11%
2
i
12%
*12%
„1
;
11
27% Jan
15%
15%
7,900
18%
59%
>90-7
25%
50%
•50%
61% Feb
13
151
49%
54%-
10
4,300
30 %
.
r' 36
60%
100
*85;
*98%
35%.
Feu
9
%
87 %
100/•
54
Nov
15%:
19%
30Ve
300
>
9%
'
-100
35%
53
11% May
85 %
*82%
100
-2-i
No par
30
19
9r;s
26%
'-26%
25%
-
,
Oentral RR Co
20
10%
19
5%
,
17%
;
Illinois
12
19
*26
-r
9
Dec
10%
9%
15%
v
363:t'
■
9«i.:
5%
25%
a
Mar 11
46% Mar
•
38%/
Hudson Bay Min & Sra
'
1% Apr
26%
63% Jan
26% Jun
10%
19%
9%
30%
35
r,
*95
V-.' 5%
1
"21
45% Jan
-
45
:• *413
17%
14
Jan
35%-
34%-
•
5%
38%
%'
3
22
36%
%
*26
3
com
When
41% Dec
-
20
1
V«-
-.60
26
5
•
5
c.95"%'
*93
1
—25
2
Jan
59%
•
38%
tHudson & Manhattan
14
July
59%
19 3
36%
I
17%. .17%
'
41 %
36%
"
16
16
*30%
25%
Howard Stores Corp
3
21
13
36%
t
.
*9%
19
9%
*
38%
Howe Sound Co_«.
3% Mar 15
■,
par
No
1
preferred
preferred
Houston Lighting &
Rights
18
Jan
27% Dec
30%
59•:
35%
common.%5
4%
5
Jan
Co
-
4.40%
15
18% Jan
13
23
*20%
21
19
10%
9;i« '
.
15%
'19%
*30%
36%
—
*9%
v
.
50
3%
1
15
Electrochem
#2.25 convertible preferred
17
Apr
15% Dec
C4
59
•
15%
19%
36%
10
—
9%
Household Finance common—No par
5
54% Jan
18
23.
Oil Corp
16%
21
18%
,
19%
•
9%'
"
20%
10%
.
19
30%
*30
__12.50
6% conv preferred
Houdallle-Industrles
Inc
29
87% Jan
11% Mar 26
1% Feb
30
*9%
n,
9%
19%
10
preferred
10 %
16
5
common
#4.25 preferred
Mar 13
100
48% Mar 22
18% Jan
20
15% Nov 29
19
9 %
(A) & Sons—-—
Hotel Corp of America
38% Mar 13
26% Jan
Mar 19
12
•
18%
Co
convertible
Honolulu
"
35% Dec
Furnace
Homestake Mining:
4
39% Jan
5% Jan 28
31
5
71% Jan,
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
-
20%
*
11
89
Feb
40% Jan
11
35% Jan
4
Hires Co
20% Jan
I
2.50
.
20%
21% •
5
Corp
(Charles E)_-__
20%
*9%
50c
Hotels
% Apr
10% Feb
9
12
12% Dec 12
29% Oct
.
•
Hilton
•
4834
%
89
4%
*23%"
33 7b
687
51%
*87
*23%
24 %
33 7
700
5,200
8)
47
45Ja
.
8,900
-
81
%
82 %
8144
81%
81%
2.600
4978.r
49%
50%
495«
50%
.49%
49%
23.400
9.6;,:
64 Vs•
96%
96%
96%
9o%
900
65%
6334
65
96 %
"64%
•
65
*96
64%
.
81%
3,700
5,200
210
5134
51=%
*87
-
-
e
86
x86
11/
46%
4%
-
33%
-
89
46 Va
-
4 %
4%
24%
34
47%
46
Vs
43a
*127
80%
-79:'
c63%
\\
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89
47
46%
9<j
4
45
45%
129
.
*
5.300
-
8. i957
Volume 185
Number 5627
-
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1649)
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous:r +
-."---.-Year 1956 t
/
Lowest •;
•;
,
STOCKS
-:
Range Since Jan. 1/
.
Highest
Lowest
r*"
«
"
,
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
<
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mr
AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 1
.Wednesday
Apr. 2
PRICES
Sates far
1 bursd ay-
•
Apr. 3
Friday'
Apr. 4
the Week
Shares
Apr. 5
K
'
C 347a Feb
13
V'. 70*4 Aug
•
•
3
37:14 Feb
45% Jan
10812 Jan
-Kaiser' Alum
2'
2-
12;
Sc
-
304 !' Nov -27.
r"
■
Dec
V_.
Dec
(92...
'5 97ia
Nov
28
" Nov
89
■
71% Feb:
•
•
30
•»
113
•;
9
."Apr
93
13
46!/iJan
-
27 V
21"
6
96
4
-Feb
11
3014 Mer
,12
Feo
11 " 1,
cam
preferred
39 %
■
61v '.Dec; 31-;7v; 42%i Apr 25
24
Mar >7...,; y 30 %;July. 16
.
„
57% Feb
27
.
-39'.a Feb; 10
/■*> •; Nov 21
32% Dec
4
52 % Jan
47
<■
Dec
12 '
Apr
-
58 Si
*•.
31
; .-' 821
-
Apr
27
4
29
-
i 98
Feb
•
3
4434 Mar 19
35% Jan - 4
65% Jan
2
i
12
851/2 Jan
2
4
-43% Jan
A-
5
51%1'eo
1
.
Mar
•
-
.Jan
.
Keystone Steel & Wire
^
'
.
7412 Aug 20
18 ;
.-30
7
3917 Mar 20
41"
Jari 17
r
40% Mar 19
..-,u
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89
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47
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2
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29
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$1.50
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33 y# Jan
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Minnesota
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30
33
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28
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16
30% Jan
21
3
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46
3
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30'/# Jun
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29
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2
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3
76
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2
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31
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12
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2
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28
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12
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29
28
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3
24 y« Jan
2
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26
47
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14
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9
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8
11
18
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47
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20
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27
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7
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13
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13
51% Mar 14
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13
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1
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23
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11
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10
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11
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8
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15
18% Jan
4
Natco
82
July 25
69
Feb
11
80% Jan
8
National Acme
29'/# Jun
Feb
17
Nov
26
35% Jun
8
20
Mar 28
11
Feb
18
34% Mar 11
39% Jan
17
27
16'A Mar 19
42 y« Apr
24
35
Jan
30
155
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13
59
Nov
Jan
22
11
150
130
12
23
23
34% Oct
Feb
110
21
Jan
3
National
Airlines
National
Automotive
14
National
National
2
38 y# Feb
26
Jan
2
4
17
13% Feb
27
162'A Apr
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9
46% Feb
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12
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5
3
24% Apr
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Apr
11
26% May 14
5
Feb
10
33% Dec
6
Feb
12
39% Mar 29
23
42% Aug
14
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21
38 % Mar 18
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27
29% Oct
11
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23% Feb
12
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2
21% Mar 19
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10
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30
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5
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20
21
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common—5
1951
100
15°
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26%
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3
5,300
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367
2
2,900
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9
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2
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72
800
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117
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10
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Cylinder Gas Co.*
National
34% Jan
20
5
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National
20
70
117
17%
71
17%
17'A
69%
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7% preierred A
National Can Corp__
20
Inc
17%
69%
1
—
Aviation
National
116
117
;
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1
.
13% Mar 13
Jan
,
117
100
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38% Jan
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12
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179
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400
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18% Jun
20
18'% Jan
7
19% Jan
25
National
Fuel
37% Dec
27
617# Apr
13
36% Feb
15
40% Jan
11
National
Gypsum Co
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
3
97 V; Jan
4
9
93'%' Apr
100% Feb
12
(121 % Apr
3
31
156 % Feb
11
162
Jan
23
132% Feb
20
139
Jan
23
12% Mar 13
13
Jan
7
93
76% Jan
154
Dec
21 % Mar 12
23
123% Aug
10
179
Nov
30
11% Jan
5
132
Jan
153
Mar 12
14% Sep
48% Oct
24
10
4
32% Feb
14
16% Jan
20
20
Jan
20
77'A Aug 17
65% Mar 12
80'A Jan
33'A Dec
28
87% Nov
5
33 % Feb
12
40% Feb
12
51
36
Dec
13
48
Jan
3
36'/# Jan
2
Sep
Oct
15
9% Apr
13
10% Dec
26
12% Oct
11
12% Feb
13
17
7,
5% July 18
Mar 29
8% Mar
13% May 28
15
Jan
39
.•
Mar 21
17% Feb
8
Feb
47% Jan
12
Jan
National
14% Jan
Vulcanized
Jan
11
16% Feb
5
Nehi
Neisner
13'% Jan
21
14'/# Feb
4
13
33% Jan
18
96
79
Feb
26
26
Nov
17% Sep
21
20
79
50
97
% Feb
6
14
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
May 28
*
23% Nov
29
32% Nov
29
33% Apr
47'A Jan
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
76
26
91
6
107
Sep
94% Jan
440
Jan
30
3
Jan
2
85
16% Feb
19
81
Jan
16
99% Feb
13
5
84% Jan
7
New
Jan
2
Jan
24
New Jersey
11
Newmont
29'A Jan
N
10
New
$5
Jan
351
Mar 28
351
Mar 28
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N
N
27
30
Jan
3
13% Feb
12
17
Jan
15
26
64% Jan
3
33
19
21
58
26
Feb
28
28% Dec
69% Nov
39% Mar 27
94
6
Mar
5
11
41% Jan
14
35% Mar 12
54 Va Jan
4
36% Jan
2
38% Apr
5
77'% Jan
2
87
1
Apr
34% Feb
73
Nov
28
78
Dec
31
82
Dec
11
28
29
% Jan
18
.•31% Mar
85% Feb
29
23
71
Jan
15
73% Feb
91
Feb
98% Jan
13
England
74% Jan
Chicago
Y
&
Y
New
<&
8
81
Jan
1
System
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14
3.40%
>30
Apr
4
3.90%
Jan
28
18% May 25
22% Aug
16
187# Feb
14
23'/# Jan
31
33%
43
13
33% Feb
12
38
Jan
8
Nopco
11
70% Jan
3
Norfolk
Mar 11
24 % Jan
9
23
29
19
38% Nov
16% Jan
16
49% Sep
25% Oct
77% Dec
28
88
41
104
May
Sep
8
50% Aug
111
19
Jan
Jun
7
3
8
5
27% Mar 18
39'A Jan
23% Jan
Louis
RR
105
Jan
46 »A
45%
45%
45%
46
38'A
37%
38 %
37%
37%
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17,400
13%
13%
7%
7%
7%
7%
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13%
13%
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7%
7%
14%
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16%
16%
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32%
32%
83
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82
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83
13%
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32%
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103
104
78
77 »A
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24%
29
29%
29
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50
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80%
77'/#
77%
76
76%
74%
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25%
25%
25
25
29%
29%
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29%
103
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103
360
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360
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2
14
79
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'300
360
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107
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8
North
No par
16%
16%
360
1
45
Apr
12
39 y# Feb
12
1
18% Aug
7
16% Feb
5
17% Mar 25
44% Feb
26
15 %
15%
15%
37%
37%
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37%
37 %
37 %
36%
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38
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17
35%"
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56
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42
17
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2
82
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14
$3.60
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78
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92
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preferred
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92%
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9
86
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2
90
Feb
1
$4.08
preferred
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100
92
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92
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92
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90% Feb
18
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preferred
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90
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5
$4.16
preferred
series
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93%
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14
Oct
88
10
Jan
8
2
12
92
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28% Feb
4
L.
1
19% Jan
3
14'% Feb
20 % Oct
1
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6
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15
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11
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10
50
11
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Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
—_1
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25%
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10
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15%
15%
16
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common
preferred
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26
25 %
25 »A.
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53
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16
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53%
537#
42 'A
42
17%
;
17
10
24% Jan
1,200
78
30
56
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85% Jan
40,900
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107
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300
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13
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50
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29 y. Jan
100
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102% Jan
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100
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87-
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87
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100
12
18
800
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38
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18
15%
15%
15%
15%
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360
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72% Dec
85% Dec
50
84
38 'A
82
84
12,800
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100
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15 %
84
21% Jun
16,300
-
103
-
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Northern
.
7#
5,500
3,700
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5%
preierred
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56% Mar 28
16% Oct
101% Jan
•101
■
f
29%
Co-
preferred
.
Northern
4
35'A Oct
74% Jan
26
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84
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80%
80%
27%
267#
27
26%
81%
103
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102
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26 %
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103
29
77%
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102
103%
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86
103'A
1,600
150
16%
16%
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16%
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86
102
400
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84
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86
102
77%
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15
32%
83
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14
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14
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15
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8%
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8%
9%
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Co
Shipbuilding
Adjustment
10
12
Mar 19
48% Jan
45'A
38
1374
No par
Co.—.15
preierred
Niagara Share Corp.,
2
20% Feb
76
46 %
37%
9%
__l
4.16%
62% Feb
45
13%
82
600
34%
37%
46
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*
preferred
3.60%
85
7
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83#
pfd.100
common
preferred
90
73% July 18
3474
*9%
100
^
Niagara Mlik
14
26% Feb
347#
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
$3.75
-
25
4
34%
13%
Common
.
Jan
19
34%
*34%
32%
preferred—
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York'
Jan
60% Jan
35%
14%
St
Dock
Preferred
New
79
22% Nov
35%
*32%
Electric
Harlem
82
Apr
4,600
*13 %
Pr & Lt
non-cum
9
5
1,900
68%
1
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York
16
Jan
18%
68
8%
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York
Jan
103
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68%
1
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N
4
75% Nov
18'A
68'A
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12% Nov
34% Dec
Y
7
Mar 11
86
18'/#
68%
9%
25
103
18'A
V*
1
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5.600
3974
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common—No par
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39
200
7-
»
68
8'A
26
4
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13
18 %
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New
32% Dec
Jun
Fibre
;
39'A
39
39%
39
70
20
136%
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13
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68%
8%
26% Jan.10
Mar 13
»
9%
35% Jan
Feb
39%
,
8%
14
Mar
*134
9%
25
78
136%
*12%
,
7,900
119'A
18 'A
45%
Feb
102
*134%
13
1
preierred
17
17
9
Bros
86
July 25
136%
*12%
5
1
,
109% Jan
4
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68
3774
27% Feb
23
-■118
160
35%
Corp
.
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Newport News Ship & Cry Dock—_I
New York Air Brake—
_5
74% Apr
120%;
159 %
18%
5
Inc
Corp
3%%
.,
118%
160%
68%
1
Newfterry Co
500
July 24
Pa
Naromas Co
2
121%
"
18
5
Theatres
14% Jan
39
y#
11,400
.
.
67%
No par
Radiator
3
12
39%
39»«
12 y#'.
7,800
*
93%;
*134%
135%
Cast-No par
(The)
Nat U S
317% Feb
16% Apr
Xl35%
19'A
38
37%
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93%
160%
,
12%
*12%
!
19 %
19%
38 'A
*91
,119%
-
135% *
Co
National
8
120
*133
1
Co_____ .No par
National
2
118
161
Ref
2
6% Jan
-93%
"
National; Tea
10
38%
93%
*159%
..—..10
11
17% Mar 19
88% Jan
Steel
9 '/# Jan
5
Mar 13
Supply
37%
94'%
161
Corp
Corp
10% Jan
39% July 30
"
Sugar
38
"159
Corp
4
14
3
&
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Steel
19%
37%
*93%
118%
117 %
19'A
377#
19%
19%
19%
V
94%
100
9% Apr
5
12% Feb 27
21
Dec
5
B
National
16
13% Dec
75
Malleable
National
19%'
38 %
*93%
100
Service
National
9
38% Jan
preierred
Linen
19%
38
1
common
6%
Natl
4
3
10
„
common
preierred A
National
18% Mar 14
31% Dec
1
■v.
Co.—u
No par
7%
37 y# Mar 11
64
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
'
1,400
21
No par
:
&,
60
*20%
5
4
340
69
•68
*
1,800
56%
.38
107#
68
15%
(The)
8,200
v
9%~
9%
58%
68
1,000 lire
Products
Myers
9%
,56%
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10%
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Co
(John)
Mueller
14
56
56%
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9%
9%
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56
•
,
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68
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G Cl
Murray Corp of America
4
43% Jan
50
10%
43%
A
Co
Motor
28
Sep
10'A
43
Mining & Che;nical
Motor
8
14% Dec
4,700
10 7#
43'A
20%
,—..4r
Motorola
27%
10%
42 y«
20%
Ward & Co.
Moore-M'tCormacK Lines
10
27
37% Dec
27%
10%
43%
*15'/#
Montgomery
18% Jan
27'/2
*27
27%
10%
1.25
shares
18'A Nov
4,200
42%
.No par
Tool.
Chemical
Monterey
200
33%
10%
Montana-Dacota Utilities Co
23
2474
33%
100
Montana
31
24'/#
42%
-..100
—
Power
-
33%
190
class
30
24
33%
10%
-—
B
Monsanto
7,800
%
24
%
33 'A
27
27%
27%
28
24
32%
86
*85
41%
com__Nopar
1
Dec
27%
86%
17'A
5
4
30% Jan
33
*85%
*23%
24%
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80%
*
A
60
ys
17%
17%
;_10
Corp
RR
Inc
Montecatini
38
*23 %
33%
17'A
1
series A
Machine
Class
r
24%
33%
J
17'A
■
800
.1
preferred
Mojud Co
5
37% Jan
'23%
No par
preferred
4.20%
14
86
17%
66%
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95
*94
95
17'A
*85%
17V#
86
Pacific RR class A__No par
Industries
incr
5
Mohasco
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17'/#
17
2.50
Light
Fuel
River
preferred
Missouri
31
20
&
Paper
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Mar 14
20
Maid
Mississippi
11% Mar 13
r
8% Feb
67
Ontario
Corp
Mission Development Co
6
29
preitrred
conv
68'A
95'
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100
25
Mission
8
25
33'/# Nov
18% Nov
Minute
14
Jan
8% Mar 15
28% July 23
21
12% Jan
55% Jan
Mar 23
Dec
60
28'A Mar 29
Jan
49% Apr
9% Dec
$5.50" Jsfc, preferred
2nd
65
65 %
Minneapolis, ^ollne Co common—1
/.
85%
95
3
Aug
30% Nov
36%
64 3 4
94 %
2
11
25% Nov
No par
86% Mar 28
Jan
1.50
No par
12
3
88
Reg_.
—_
12
24% Jan
8
Nc par
Mfg com
Feb
4
Oct
>
Mining &
preferred
$4
14% Feb
Oct
76
22
Minn
79
.13%
Marie
Minneapolis-Honeywell
1
170
33'A
Minn St Paul & S S
18% Mar
300
1,300
44'A
132
26%
10
2
'A
132
33'A
25
Apr
8,700
33
27'A
19% Jan
105
44
44%
133
133
133
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„
33%
22% Jan
95
44
44%
44'A
132
133
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33
26%
12
Mar 28
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44'
44%
133
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33'A
17% Mar 21
87
32
26%
22% May 14
Feb
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
23
20
Shares
32%
26%
31
.t.
the Week
Apr. 5
33%
Jan
25% July 17
Friday
Apr. 4
10
Corp
Minerals & Chem
19% Dec
.
Thursday
32'A
32'A
32%
•44
100
common
preferred
Oil
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. »
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Inc—
17
.
Apr. 1
Corp of Arner
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
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9
36% Jan
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Tuesday
Apr. t
Monday
Ttt
distribution
1st
Midwest
4
25% Mar 22
Aug 10
STOCK
Enterprises
Mrcnana
2
Jan
30% Feb
3
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20
127
Mar 12
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41% Feb
30% Mar 14
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19,600
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77
170
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91
91
100
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92
92
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Number 5627... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1651)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1936
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
NSW
Highest
YORK
2$
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 1
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the W eek
Apr. 3
Apr. 4
Apr. 5
Shares
APr-
O
49
Dec
14
90'A Dec
13
78
Dec
20
100
95
Dec
18
110
92% Dec
58'A Aug 13
110% Jan
31
15% Dec
48 7b Feb
94% Jan
Jan
5
79
Jan
11
95
Jan
4
109% Feb
15
Feb
27
16% Jan
Feb
3
91
Jun
18
4
47% Apr
3
10
82
104
Jun
2
2
17% Jan
9
31
107% Jan
14
427a Feb 11
105
Feb
13
117b Feb
82
9
Jan
397b Feb
70% Feb
Mar 26
Apr
2
1674 Mar 27
20
91
Julyc
5#% Mar 27
60
Nov
27
34
July 11
57 74 Jan
Oct
18
977a Apr
4
9
3674 Feb
11
>
6
Jan
106
27
Nov
100
-
preferred
5%
4%
Gas
Elec
&
30
51 % May
102 % Jan
93
13
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
22
17% Jan
'»
5
17% Jan
22
Jan
13% Jan
18
9
22
H
157«
42
5
10
31% Oct
47
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31
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40
2
Nov
1
12%
11
100
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1
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Elevator
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10
68
Jan
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104
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:
3
6
2
43.
Mar 13
96
Jan
15
16% Jan
31
17% Jan
22
Marine
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cumul
Co
' Jan
30 % Nov
.
95
preferred
Pacific
Amer Fisheries
Inc
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas & Electric
Pacific
Lighting Corp
9
Pacific
Mills
Pacific Telep «fe Teleg common
6% Dec
2
28
Mar
9
16% Jan 27
21% Mar 20
48% Dec
13
53
86
31
103
Feb
6
9
20
137% Mar 12
7
Jan
11
Feb
11
19% Jan
4
Dec
26
487z Feb
12
5672 Jan
16
Jan
6
88% Jan
2
15
Pacific Cement
Coast
,
27% Nov 29
36% Jan
3
29
427b Dec
10
57% Apr
30% Jan
17
17% Dec
20
6% Mar 12
Aug 27
2874 Jan
4
2
23% Jun
8
12% Jan
23
3% Oct
'
2
9
10% Sep 26
14% Jun
25
27% Sep 26
46% Jun 20
37
36
6%
Pipe
Parke Davis & Co_
12
26% Jan
2
21% Mar 28
18
12% Jan
2
Mar 27
30% Jan
7
Feb
54 74 Mar 18
2674 Apr
13
5
2674 Apr
3
8174
73
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Tilford
&
Parmelee
Corp.
87 "
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114
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207a
207a
1
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374
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Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
3%
374
50%
3'%
5
10%
1074
10%
107a
107b
11
25
26%
27%
27%
27'A
2774
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51%
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5074
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28
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100
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4274
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22'%
2274
110
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
39
20% Dec
21
24% Mar 26
2072 Mar 22
22% Jan
23
91
26 74 Mar
22%
27
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23
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preferi^ed
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600
276
8
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26
14
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2974 Jan
11
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13
-
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9
7
7
11
277? Mar
Jan
30
8572 Mar 13
12
401/2 Jan
2
14% Jan
24
23
43% July 11
34■" Feb
30
1674 Jun
18
13% Jan
2
29
68
Dec
12
5273 Feb
12
13
43% Nov 26
92% Dec
27
48 % Jan
3
43% Feb
25
112% Mar
2
94% Jan
2
91
Dec
19
109
21
Nov
29
23
45% Jan
23
11
Dec
29
Mar 29
66% Sep
6
92 72 Jan
Jan
13% Jan
9
Penn-Texas
257aJan
8
10
Apr
Apr
92
Dec
27
16% Oct
2
2674 May 18
165
37% Feb
4
547a Jan
357s Dec
191'% Mar 28
% Apr
65
47% Apr
Feb
69
18% Jan
Jan
22% Mar
50% Mar 20
14
98% Mar 28
12
17
51% Oct
Mar 11
19'% Jan
4
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4% Jan
15
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36% Jan
18
40
Jan
31
2672 Mar 14
21
2
23
Feb
6
& Co Inc
967»
96%
270
2074
207a
201/4
203/4
2074
2074
2074
20'%
2074
207a
23,900
58'%
59'A
58
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59'A
5974
591%
59'%
59
59
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22%
22%
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190
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98%
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177a
171/4
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2,400
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4
common
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1
57
No par
3974
3974
3934
22%
22'%
22'%
105%
104%
104%
1047a
100
104%
3.80%
preferred
100
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4.30%
100
*99%
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
104
Jan
30
preferred
preferred
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
2472 Feb
12
16
Dec
64
Dec
3
16
6
78% Nov 27
94% Mar 12
74
Feb
12
71
91
76% Jan 24
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4
16
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14
13% Jan
3
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3
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Mar
1574 Ja n
5
Jan
10
82
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4%
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91
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Philip Morris Inc common
5974
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4
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96
59
3974
4.40%
451/4 Mar
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1
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57
2274
19
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97
4
4
3974
12
100
5174
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4
68
38%
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*.
97
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94% Feb
preferred
4
5072
57%
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4
513/4
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2
681/4 Jan
4
100
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600
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7
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68
68
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68
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22
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62
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3
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34
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13
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17
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10
22
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28
29
11 'A
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28% Jan
290
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Corp
4.68%
4,200
95'%
93
3
1007,
96'4
84% Dec
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4374
lOO'A
95%
96% Dec
106
437a
100'%
96
12.50
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Electric
43%
100'%
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91 conv preference com
Jan
56 ya
4374
10034
96
5
40% Mar 23
19
10
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12
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4
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common
95
96
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637a Jan
14
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common
17
51% Apr
357a
13%
40
Corp
26
Apr
34%
14
100
767a Mar 19
107
35'A
13%
44'/»
preferred
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83
35
14
100%
Q&ig Stores Inc
Peoples G*b Light & Coke
Co
82'%
3574
137b
44
preferred
Milk
84
34%
14
100
Peoples
Pet
8274
3474
13%
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
25
Jan
83
34%
100
fi/ffg Co
7
45 74 Feb
821/4
14
50
Peoria & Eastern Ry
95
*
3474
13%
No par
Pennsylvania RR
9
1
84
34%
com
series preferred
91.60
83
1
Corp
"When issued"
5
3
77b Mar 12
23
20% Dec
Jan
Feb 25
Mar
12 '%■ Apr
10
93% Oct
35
Jan
54
105
3% Nov 26
2
337a Feb
47
18% Oct 24
45% Nov 20
4.40%
Pennsylvania Salt
22
3
Sand
& Light
preferred
6272 Mar 14
6
Jan
Glass
227a
1
Power
472%
21
13
96
Penn
55% Jan
13
""64 " Sep"12
Penlia
9
7
3574 Feb
Aug 15
101
2
29
25
19% Jan
168
Jan
No par
Corp
(The)
Corp
Jan
31% Jan
26
45% Jan
106
common
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Pennroad
22i% Jan
1
>
Jan
Telep
preferred
11
17
32% Oct
2
60
Peninsular
Feb
20
27
21% Jun
147
Feb
Jan
8
77
Nov
30% Jan
44 % Mar
25% Jan
28% Mar 27
101
Jan
49% Feb
1174
11%
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43
•79%
95
90
*72
90
11
11
95
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11 7b
11,900
,
100
1,600
8
9974 Mar 14
94% Jan
21
9672 Jan
2
5%
100
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97'/a
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96'4
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97%
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977a
46% Oct
1
56% Dec
10
43% Feb
12
5374 Jan
4
Phillips
5
44%
4474
4574
4674
46
46%
45%
467a
45%
45'%
8% Dec
31
12% Jan
18
874 Jan
4
Phoenix
5
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10'/a
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10'A
*9
11
•9
11
•9
11
40% Dec
17
3
40% Feb
18
25
42%
427a
4274
42'/4
4274
4274
427a
4274
427a
42%
3
89
Feb
5
No par
921/4
9274
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1
18'A
1874
1874
1874
1874
18%
18%
18%
1874
18%
1,700
2
58%
58%
58
58%
59
59
59
59
587,
587.
900
25'/a
25%
2674
12,300
96
'89
May
Oct
5974 Jan
Feb
102
10% Mar 15
4474 Jan
3
45
9
Jan
70%
3
May~~i
22% Feb
9
86
Dec
26
96
Apr
10
89
Dec
7
100
Apr
4
32% Feb
13
50% Nov
19
16% Jun
•
28% July 25
20% July 27
8
149
Dec
11
163% Jan
16
140
Dec
21
170 *
Jan
23
6972 Dec
37% Feb 13
Jan
21
18% Mar 12
20% Feb
20
54 7b Jan
60
10
21% Feb
21
11
93
Jan
27'/a Mar 20
93
Mar 28
95
94
Apr
1
$4.80
397a Feb
15
46% Jan
7
16% Feb
K2
144
.
Mar 15
18% Jan
11
Pittsburgh
11
6874 Jan*
3
75% Feb
19
2
10
85% Jan
10
87a Sep
10
12
7% Jan
10
9
3972 Dec
17
26 % Mar 18
377, Jan
4
34% Apr
-8072 Feb
7
'
Oct
23
4
77 7a Mar 29
81% Dec
7
92%'Apr 27
8074 Mar 12
85
Jan
23
23% Nov
19
357s May 14
23% Feb
27% Jan
16
130
Jan
25
4
135
Dec
28
36% Jan
24
71% Nov
19
60% Mar J 3
70% Jan
15
Dec
31
90
Dec
31
87
Mar 13
99% Jan
15
14
Feb
12
1572 Jan
16
31% Feb
11
37 7a Jan
4
90
13
Feb
155
1
Mar 29
Pitts
Forgings
Mar 12
31% Jan
10
Poor
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
21
Feb
13
22 72 Jan
16
Potomac Electric
55
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
9% Jan
22
I
67% Jan
18
45% Mar
5
39% Jan
29
64
Mar
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
38
Jan
30
35 % Nov
29
407. July 24
37V4 Jan
2
71
Dec
31
88% Mar 29
727, Jan
22 % Dec
26
2672 Jan
30
22
Jan
15
*24% Feb
4
21% Dec
5
2672 Mar 14
22
Jan
7
2374 Feb
4
108
Nov
31
29
8
79
Mar 19
111% Jan
3
Dec
3
8
317b Jan
2
32% Feb
4
26% Dec
11
32% Jan
10
27% Jan
3
29
Feb
4
82% Dec
21
103% Feb
16
857a Jan
14
92
Feb
27
8574 Dec
26
Feb 15
86% Jan
15
92
Mar 13
120
July 25
35% Mar
104
118
Feb
7
89 % Dec
17
Jan
7
95
Feb
22 72 Jan
3
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
29
Mar 28
62% Oct
1
7474 Jan
3
59% Feb
13
66% Jan
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
37% Feb
12
46% Jan
4
106% Feb
"or
footnotes
see
page
15
28
90
1
41
6,100
41%
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1874
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Procter
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1874
Power
Co
Gamble
1874
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150
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150
•148
80
7974
80
797a
V•
28%
7974
3,900
7%
8,700
287s
7,700.
100
78'%
78'%
♦78
79'%
79'%
•78
791%
100
•31%
82'%
♦80'%
82%
80%
8034
*8072
82
8074
8074
200
25'/a
25%
253^
26%
26%
2674
26%
267a
2,400
647b
75
•89%
135
135
•78
136
135
135
135
•78
79
•135
140
10
50
64'%
64%
65%
X65%
67%
67'A
68'A
66%
67%
11,600
91
91
91
x94
95
94%
94'%
•92%
957a
600
15'%
15%
15%
153,b
•157,
15'%
157,
157.
; 33'%
33%
33%
34%
34
34 %
3374
34i%
3374
34
3,600
27%
27'%
28
28
28
28
28
28
2774
2774
1,200-
21%
21%
21'%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2174
2174
2174
4,200
48 3/4
497b
48%
49
48»%
49%
48 7a
4874
48 ya
i
10
"
2
15'%
9 7a
9
65
657a
10
43'%
43 7a
42'%
43
of
Indiana—No par
38'%
38 3a
387s
38%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
100
25
25
100
Inc common..5
preferred
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Serv
Co
3%%
4.32%
4.16%
Pub Serv El & Gas
com
—
preferred —
4.30% preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lfc Co
Pullman Inc
lThe)
NQP&r
80
♦78
23 3A
9
4874
10,000
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
9 74
4,000
*64'%
66
6474
6474
65%
657a
110
43 7,
43 'A
43'A
43 3m
43%
43'%
2,200
38%
38%
38 7a
38%
38'/a
38
2,500
•78
80
80
*78
80
78
150
23%
*23
23%
24
*23%
24
700
*22
23
*22
23
*22
23
•114
119
114
114
•113
118
23 3A
23
•22
•114
119
♦114
119
2374
78
166
31%
:
32
31%
313A
31%
31%
3174
31 %
3174
31'%
17,600
27%
273A
27 Ya
273A
273%
27%
2774
27%
27%.
27'%
3,800
86
86
907,
90%
*85
86'%
♦85
867a
•907,
91
*907,
91
100
10
*91 Va
93
•91%
93
No par
»
100
100
900
23
*23
*22
common.No par
91.40 dlv preference
4.08% preferred
4.18%
*78
15%
,
66'%
cum
Oil
1874
*146
9'%
Pirr*
1874
•146
30
150
148'/a
66%
Public
18 74
92 %
148'%
•146
No par
Publlcker Industries
94.75
18'4
41%
92%
5
r
Co
&
18
4174
587,
7972
56'%
1
preferred
41
26%
SO
27
1
300
40%
407a
27
2.50
6
2
94
41
140
20
Aug 10
•92%
♦135
(The)
Apr
May
94
100
Co
convertible
$3.50
16
^
94'%
•92
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
38% Aug 20
10% May
•92'%
94
25
4074 Apr
74
26%
94%
25
25
15
2774
100
23
27
2674
94
77b
,
10
*9274
25%
2874
1
1,200
94'%
793/4
10
94
2674
56
10
*927,
94
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt..
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittston
>
94
*92%
150
3.50
>
•927*
94
*921/2
148%
Metallurgical Inc
*92%
28,900
94
18%
23
31
4174
1
94
♦95%
94'/a
*146
Jun
7% Dec
.
94
*14774
Jan
63% Dec
Co..
♦92
No par
No par
1
22
45% Nov
10
com
(conv)
81 Chic Ry com. 100
guaranteed preferred
100
7%
30% Jan
,
Co
Pitts Pt Wayne
6
•52% Feb
;
;
Consolidation Coal Co
21
17
7 7a Feb
preferred
Feb
9
150
Pitts
common
convertible preferred
Jan
146
Jan
146
10
132
Pitts Cbke & Chem
1
21
Jan
78
Petroleum
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Jan
67b Feb
9674 Apr
preferred
867a Feb
88
247b Feb
74
•
•
45'%
No par
Transportation.!
When
*85'%
87
'
4,700
8174
73
128'A
_■
Distillers Corp
Patlno Mines &
•112
12 3A
27%
48%
43
114
12%
100
17%
95
40 7s
16 y8
1
Packer Rust Proof Co
18
3% Feb
26
81
24%
100
Paramount
49
44%
*85'%
17%
27'%
47'%
♦112
12 34
4,000
42'%
•91
27%
477s
471%
113
1274
87
X433/4
""
16
.
No par
3
Mar 27
*851/2
24%
.
,_l
preferred
Apr
3
45'/2 Mar 29
Park
27'%
Line—
Common
4%
4774
1287b
Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc.
East
28
112
12%
100
Pacific
51% Apr
10
87
100
1672 Jan
I
47
112
121/a
25
preferred
8
24
95
46%
10
12
41/2 Jan
17%
•91
•111
12%
25
22% Feb
.
21
37
4
46%
111
1
Corp
42% Feb
567a Nov 26
Jun
% Apr
Aggregates, Inc_5
common.
4074 Jan
'
40 % Jan
94
&
Co
preferred
Panhandle
Dec
*171%
95
2774
x42
98%
•14
No par
7
2
1774
*91
28
30
.
12,000
95%
No par
3314 Jail
131% Mar
28
•17'%
93
27%
1,70038
39%
5
8
28% Feb
1774
*91
16'/b
611/4
No par
5
1287 b Jan
427b
"
38% Mar 29
123% Jan
9
42 74
300
987a
15
4374 Apr
507b Jan
12
42 72
*17'/a '
'
*
100
...
common
1
152% Feb
427a
27%
3874
10.600
84
38 74
51%
3
Jan
43%
16
84
38'/a
X50%
5%
142% July 16
42'%
16 »/4
84
38 y8
51%
9
18
37%
•98
84
5174
2674 Jan
54
29
122% Sep 28
128 ' Dec 26
111
1
6.25
18
Apr
38'/a
9974
*98
16%
Feb
35% Mar
37 3A
*15%
*1674
Pacific
48
99'A
16%
2
237a Jan
*97%
*161/4
Jan
12
99%
99%
75-%
24
16
150
80%
27
Jan
1013/4
451/4.
5
53% Mar 28
•iooy2
73'/2
12
40 :
35% Nov 29
101%
80%
Feb
*
1017,
1
Co
preferred
Paper
102%
43%
.:
Owens-Illinois Glass
4%
♦10174
6.25
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Oxford
3U
1023A
8373c
Corp
•
Overland Corp
84%
No par
.
Outlet Co
15
16% Jan
1574 Feb
27
4572
100
Oliver Corp common
*4%% convertible preferred
Jan
953A
*837,
Corp—
Common
Conv preference 1951 series
y
94%
84'%
93
27%
3
83% Mar 21
97'A
84'%
'•
17%
*91
7.50
23
23% Feb
•171/2
100
Gas
>4
11
85
..
97'A
86 74
42% 1
10
series
Natural
50'A
98
8574
167+
38%
20
Preferred 4.24%
50'%
9774
8454
387«
preferred
Oklahoma
50'A
997a
86%
*101'A
*98
84%
com
507i
503j,
9972
5
Co
50'4
98%
*
100
Co
Oklahoma
*98
50%
*84%
102%
No par
preferred series A
Oil
5074
85%
*10174
100
50%
99
*84
I100
„
Match Co common
Ohio
99
100
preferred
4574 Apr
73
Nov
90
preferred
50%
89% Jan
13
31
July 23
17
"59
35
13
Apr
13% Jan
12
95 %
-
113
3
79% Dec
3
50% Jan
12
50% July 26
10.
98% Dec
7
common
preferred
4.44%
Ohio
Co
Oiln Mathleson Chemical
62% Aug
2
15
28 74 Mar
130% Aug
-
Jan
97
11
29
May
4
3
13
20
16'A Sep
5
Jan
Feb
Nov
77'
14
4
Jan
$0%
,
3.90%
4.56%
18
1772 Mar 25
4
Edison
1
43% Apr
93
May 28
.'40% Feb
7« Mar
26
Nov
33 % Feb
447b Jan
26
48
80% Dec
85
11
14
Jan
297. July 16
3
105
11.
14
357a Feb
Ohio
29
99% Mar 25
38
July 10
19% July 13
97% May 29
23 Va Jan
Jan
1
33% Jan
1
89
103% Mar
Feb
347, Jan
7
101% Mar 18
94
July 17
17% Nov
2
10
23
43
51% Jan
2
Jan
21
83% Dec
12
4
28 3A
28%
•61%
61%
61%
38%
39 y»
38'%
28 3/4
•91%
93
*85
9074
*9274
86
*85
9074
*9074
.
86
91
93
92
92%
23%
2874
30
30
20
283%
28%
28%
28%
62
62 7a
63
62'%
62%
6274
637a
1,800
403%
39%
40%
3974
4074
40
40%
25,000
28 3A
4,200
f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1652)
Monday, April 8, 1957'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoo#
'
31
33% Jan
35% Mar 7
Feb 20
May 28
130
Nov 21
36% Mar 15
2
Jan
4
131
153
138
33 % Apr
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
21
14
72% Jan
Quwker Oat* Co
LOW
.
STOCK
Monday
7
2
Jun
24
18% Jan
P«f
(The)
17
9
35%
135%
common
36.
36
v
I
137
'
*
36%
2'j.-,
?&-„:>
362-
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Apr. 4
/
Apr. 5
Shares
27
.
36%
'36%
36
*13o%
20 %
'
4
35%f..36%
36%
1 jd'%
136*2
'1Jo'2
183
'27.:,
.
1
I. 27'
27%
7b
70% Nov 27
87% Feb
15% Dec
4
20% July 11
17
53% Jan
23
28% Nov
29
59% Apr 12
44% Aug
3
48% Feb 11
26% Mar 22
34% Jan
16% Aug
13Apr
20 % Jan
16
12
Dec
13
July 19
27
19% Mar
.
16% Mar 15 :
31% Feb
14
37% May
31% Feb
37 V2 Sep
24
44% Jan
37
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
33% Feb
33% Jan
Dec
31
30% Apr
11
40
4
20Va Jan
11
Jan
15
11% Dec 26
5
12
.Feb
Banco
Mar 22
34% Jan
;
Bayonter
Nov
15
10% Mar 14
27
Feb
23
11
Reed Roller Bit Co
28
28
15% Jan
8
18% Mar 14
14%Feb
3
30% Apr
13
27
Jan
18
64% Apr
43 % Jan
4
58% Apr
3
23% Feb
61
28% July 19
30
3
25
Feb
32% Jan
12% Jan
18
Inc
Ac
2
50c
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
34% Dec
31
45
Apr
24
30%-Apr
2
35% Jan
30
Mar 12
26% Jan
2
28% Dec
27
10
21
convertible
14
10% July 26
13
85
Aug
3
49 % Mar 19
Republic
Steel
9% Feb
8
10% Jan
4
5
60% Jan
2
Reynolds.Metals Co
3
1 & Apr
5
42% Jan
2
Rights
4%% pfd series
27
49
Oct
1
54% Jan
3
70
Apr 26
70
Apr
26
69
Jan
2
69
Jan
2
Sep
89% Jan
16
80
Mar
8
82% Jan
22
99
4
*14%
15
*14%
29%
*28%
*58
60
100
1
58% Mar 19
Mar
21
11
92% Jan
37 Va Mar 15
17% Feb
11
21% Jan
20
3% Apr
Rheem
23
29
42 % Aug
29
23% Jan
71% Jan
4
?33% Jan
4
Riegel
25% Mar 28
Bitter
21
25% Jan
29
Apr
30% Aug
2
27% Fee
13
Feb
27
28% Jun
27% Dec
25
35
Feb
9
10
362% Dec
19
510
Nov
28
105
Apr
Jan
22
351
Jan
2
16
31% Dec
21% May 28
29% Mar 20
15
25%-Feb
28% Apr
13
24% Feb
11
;
36
3
406
Jan
i
6%%
Rohm
4
30% Apr
12
10
Trust
Ac
4%
Controls
11
Apr
13% Jan
2
Feb
11
47% Jan
2
Rotary
39% Feb
12
48% Apr
5
Royal
Dutch
Pet
36% July 16
30% Jan
2
37% Mar 23
Royal
McBee
23
38% Apr
5
28
Feb
26
30% Jan
11
Ruberoid Co
28
13 Va Apr
26
9% Apr
3
Ruppert
14
71% Dec
17
89% Jan
2
■afeway Stores
97% Feb
; Dec
10
29
27% Feb
9
29
Dec
8
Nov
50% Feb
8% Mar
8
4
-.
' 9
'
'
9
■
2,500
2,500
•
V
31%
31%
23 V'a
>
6
6%
■-
a
23 Va
10
10 V«
10
51%
-
52%
75
96%
*96%
18 %
»
18
17%
97 V
'
3
27 V4
24%
6%
*24%
6 V'2
28%
28 Va
28 Va
...28%
*35 %
36
35
28%
29%
29 V.
.
.362
362 V2
100
*93%
-29%
29%
1
11,900
21,400
31%
32%
23 Va
23
23
23
"
10%
1V#
46
55%
56
1
&
*45%
46
4
4
10,200
81%
81
97 Va
96
19'a
19-a
3 Va
700
9o Va
19%
2%
27%
6%
,
64
2,200
2,lUO
24 %
6%
28%
28
58,200
6414
4
*24
6%
6^8
12,600
28.
28
28%;
24%
160
»
3
3
64%
64%
*24
28 V'a
200
75
*t»5
81V#
.13%
65
836,100
,
56
55%
56 Va
75
43,'jOG
f-
*96Va
24%
9,600
'
32
1
46
81%
27%
a
a
*65
3
*; 6%
28%
28
100
>.;
7
•
16,400
6,800
T#
100
*35V4
36
*28 V4
28%
28 "2
28%
28%
28 V3
1,100
29'%
29%
29 Va
29%
29 %
29%
4,100
29 %,
367
*93%
28 3
25.500
„
;/1
64 V'2
281
52 %
31%
.
54 V
27 %
^
5,200
52 V#
53
101#
56%
*24
6,700
12%
54%
13%
v
8,300
1
6:V#
: 12 V 4
*35%
36
*35
36
'
362
96
1
.;10
28%
x281a
29
:
35
-
28 Va
.
900
:
29%
fr
6Va
12%
IOV4
96%
V
6
10 V
81%
64
27%
28%
26%
28'A
y53
96%
6%
-
300
A
a
40%
2%
64 %
'
...
18%
28 %
.', 6 %
59 V
8
31-Ve
75
?
4
24 Va
'25
*58
.
1%
56%
3
63 Va
300
293a
4
*65
18%
2%
143i
52%
10%
55 V
♦81 Va
v
63%
5
t.
56%
27%"
;
20
56
„
*12
-
23 Va
;
*46 j
81%
par
common
43%
*65
59 V'a
*
,12%
53%
45%
:jv
.
14%:
29%
-v-
32%
'
6
2yVa
14Ta
*58
53 %
*81%
■
25
No
Ronson Corp
35
31
17% Jan
May 28
35 y8 Nov
2 6'.a
'100
41%.
6
14-a
;
28%
52 %
56%
...2%
1
com
Axle Co
Co
Haas
28%
52%
81%
5
preferred series A
48% July 31
Feb
34
V
:""
9
-6
*28%
58%"
12 %
75
10
;
Copper Min*#-;-—.
44% Dec
12
^
20V'4 '
•40
26%
8%
;
6%
46%
96%
■
•
12%
10%
56%
No par
s
Rohr Aircraft Corp
5
41'
v
34Va
,.34%
'
28 Va
*65
5s
preferred—*-
conv
•'
'
'
*5%
28%
58,Va
>
*81 Va
1
1
Rockwell Spring Ac
93% Mar 13
93% Mar 13
Antelope
60
15
28%
30V#
•
-
52%
*45%
,.100
Rochester Gas Ac El Corp
5
29% Mar 27
10
52 Va
*14%
v?
•29%
27%
23%
Co
Paper Corp
Company
Mobertshaw-Fulton
Mar 28
29% Mar
a
23 Va
100
Richfield Oil Corp
1
2
37% Apr 26
26
90
19
19% Jan
13
12
21% Jun
27
62% Feb
271/4 Apr
Roan
2.300
*
!
"
26%
"•.
6%
32%
50
Selection
6
5
28—a
35
67,400
19V«
32%
*1
6
23 V
.31%
1
series
5
Apr
13%
32%
*87%:
V'r
9
*12%
52',h
common
Manufacturing
15
7
19
38 Va
•
52 %
51%
1
series
6% Feb
84 % Apr
66% Jan
31% Nov
18% Jun
>
:
12%
10
Rhodesian
8%
15
.
*58
0%
12%
5
Common
4
105% Jan
5
28
6
f
.
10
Tob class B
Reynolds (R J)
18
2% Feb
Dec
17% Dec
91
2
27%
50c
-
_10
A
Preferred 4,50%
12
7
9
.6
3,700
32%
'
■
&
Preferred 3.60%
57% May
8%
6,900
1378
"VV. *40 4
41%'
/
28%
13%
*34%
;26%'-^ 26-%
6
r
6%
'29%
2.50
41 % Dec
81
V;/'-
*6
5
Retail Drug Co
51% Feb
46 % Mar 29
*40
'
28%
13 Va
17%
35%
41%
600
28%
32 Va
.
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38 Va
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12
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14
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7
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13
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5
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Bcovni
7
13
8% Dec
7
7
102
13
7
19
Mar
34% Mar
:
21%
1
Co common
.
95 V4
'
*15%
1.4c
■
-
39%
*941{»
5
•
195
f
>23%
20
663 i
t
92 %
*144
41%
23%
;
663a
92'4
*67%
249
'
39
66%
144
41
20Va
*176
10
-
V4
-70
*231
•
65 3i
92%
.144
23%
20
10
Inc
•3.40 preferred
,
11
26
" July II
7
Jan
70% Nov
22 % Nov
4
Mar
86
Schick
16% Feb
23% Jun
'
Bcott Paper
30% Feb
75
_
29
28
28% Dec
3% Dec
Jan
.
31% Mar 20
25
Dec
12% Jun
Jan
79
19
«
5
57% Feb
75% Mar
23%
100
Gas Ac Electric Co
Bangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
BchenJey Industries Inc
Bchering Corp
!
41
-*67%
5
t
3
16 % Feb
44% Feb
57%
22% Mar
100
100
preferred
noncum
29
17
May 28
ion
-
92%/;
144
41,
No par
5°t"
Feb
96
18% Jan
18
A
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5%
12% Jun
15
earimn
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
29% Jan
16
10
;
66 />
-
92%
*141
6t L San F Ry Co common—No par
Ti>rt
28
65%
10
Light Ac Power
Joseph
■>
23% Jan
Oct
•
100
4.306b
5
20% Apr
18
common
preferred
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
4%
3
48% Jan
*
4
12
93
46% Mar
22
205
13
Apr
38% Feb
Jan
24% Feb
;
Mar 29
68
j*xar
bo.
150
12%
12%
11,700
*
30 •"
'
30 Va
70
"69Va
•
-
270
30%
18,400
-
"
30 Va
-
Number 5627
Volume 185
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1653)
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
36% Oct
2
30
6% Dec
Bt&ndard
37% Jan
2
40% Feb
1
26
77 Vs Jan
4
82 y2 Feb
13
91% Jan
12% Jan
6
61/2 Jan
2
Oct
22
11% Jan
10
12
3
9% Jan
Brands
Inc
38 >%
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
80 '%
Standard Gas Sc
11
Standard
Oil
Electric
of
29
58 V* May
4
431/4 Feb
12
49% Jan
23
62 'A Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
31
65
Aug 14
62% Apr
9
501/4 Mar 26
49!/2 Jan
53% Feb
60
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
50
48
Feb
11
57% Jan
7 87%
Jan
18
94
55% May 15
May 28
100 V4 Mar 23
4
Standard
8
.
of
Ohio
15% Aug
2
14% Jan
2
17 Va Jan
11
13 Vs Nov
17% Jan
3
1414 Jan
2
17% Jan
14
4
62 % Jan
21
Mar
3
73% Jan
11
Starrett
Vie Jan
19
81
Aug 15
61
Jan
18
741/2 Apr
5
Stauffer
13 '% Dec
28
15
Jan
25
13
Feb
26
13% Jan
2
25'% Nov
28
31% Nov
7
4
Sterling
20'% Sep
14
27% Mar 12
51
25% Feb
15
27% Jan
20
25
23i/a Jan
Feb
•
391/2 Apr
3
31% Feb
13
38
Mar 19
31
21% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
18
Feb
4
17% Dec
11
17% Feb
26
19% Jan
2.7
17% Mar 26
18'/a Mar
31% May 28
37% Dec
36
22 % Feb
9
291/2 Aug 24
5 V* Oct
19
Feb
8
2514 Jan
3
27% Apr
39%
79%
80%
7%
8%
8%
83S
12 '%, ' 12%
12%
12»%
*12%
12%
12%
12%5
47 V*
48%
47%
483B
48 'a
48%
48 Vs
48'%
48 3/8
41,300
51 Va
52%
521%
53%
53%
54
53'%
54%
53%
53%
26,500
57V
57%
571/4
57%
57%
57%
571/4
57%
57 %
57%
62,600
51'%
52
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
3,100
94
94
*94%
97
*94%
97
1
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
16
16%
15%
16
16
16%
16
16 %
16
16
7%
S
8
-
~
No par
*68
69%
123/a
.123/a
5,000
48
51 s/8
51%
97
96%
100
15%
16 Vs
3,900
15%
16
3,700
*93
69
69
73
73%
731/4
74
731/4
74%
131%
*13 Va
13 Va
13'%
13'/a
*13%
13%
27%
271%
271/4
27%
271/4
27%
27'%
27%
9,900
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
211/4
4,300
37
371%
37% ' 37%
3,400
17%
17
18'A
18
;
18%
18
18
*
18 "
27 %
>
.
,
-
*•
*68
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
17%
*171/4
17%
17'%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
18%
•17%
18
♦173/4
16
;
171/2.
17%
%
37%
*17%
1
■
2C
*17%
No par
Broadcasting
4,600
13%
,
5
prior preference
Storer
8%
13%
5
common
Stone & Webster
3
280
7 7/s
73 %
20%
5%
51%
*94%
7,100
80
72%
5
;
69
8
<
1
15
Inc
*68
8
•
-
39%
38%
*791/4
-
10
Co
new
Drug
3
,
L
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5
40% Apr
39
80%
,80'%
*13%
27%
31
17 V'4 Nov
22% Aug
8
20'% Jan-26
12
39'/4
100
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_
1
18% Dec
Feb
(The)
Chemical
Shares
38%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
11
30 'A Oct
31
Co
the Week
Apr. 5
Apr. 4
*79%
7
Sterchi Bros .Stores Inc
65 Vie Dec
43% Jan 23
•
80%
common—10
12% May 29
28
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
391%
^25
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
i
88V2 Dec
39
PRICES
80%
6.25
Jersey
3%%
Oil
SALE
•Apr. 3
39
1
Indiana
New
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 2
5
Co
California
of
4
„
com
AND
Tuesday
APr-1.
No par
121/2 Mar 27
12
Monday
Par
-
preferred
•3.50
48 '/a Jan
43% Nov
LOW
STOCK
-Exchange
Highest
441/8 May 14
28
9% Jail
NEW .YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
11V* Nov
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Co
*17%
.*18
■
•
18
t-
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
403,8
26%
1
Corp
„
.
27'%
26"%
271/4
27%
27%
1
68%
68%
69
74
74%
300
17,200
300
400
17 »/a
1,200
500
'
'
39%
39%
39%
393/8
7,400
27%
-
27%-
27%
273/a
8,300
'
■.
32
J 3
81/8 Jan
\
50
1
29
6% Feb 12
46
Feb 12
Aug
615% Mar 15
,131/2 Mar 7
25
Studebaker-Packard
501/8 Jan
»4
Sunbeam
16% Jan
10% Feb
V'b May 28
17
Dec
28
7
88% Jan
16
31
82
27
72% Feb
13
79
22% Jan
23
301/a July 31
6
26% Jan
1011/4 Jun
Nov
2
24V4 Mar 13'
39
Feb
6
34V8 Apr
5
38% Jan
Mar 22
66% Feb
13
Dec
19
78
6% Dec
26
10% Mar
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
30% Apr
35Va Nov
/
29
July
38"
Dec
Feb
Dec
26
81/4 Feb
Jan
30
1,420
9
9
24 %
11
27% Jan
12
391/4 Mar
6
22% Jan
"
/
1300
Superior. Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
2
35% Feb
1270
50
231%
i
>
35%
7.50
411/4
42%
Swift &
55% May 10
99
May 7
39% Feb
11
461/4 Jan
9
82
Jan
16
861/2 Apr.. 2
11% Jan
2
I31/4 Apr
Sylvfcnia Elec Prod Inc
com
$4 preferred
Symington
3
3,000
93
*903/4
93
*903/4
93
76%
Gould
No par
,1
Corp
*851/2
*903/4,
6 3/4
7
23,000
93
753/4
76
76
76'%
763/4
763/4
2,700
24%
24%
24%
24%-
24%
24%
15,900
24'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
1,300
343/4
34i%
34%
34%
343/4
341/8
34 »/8
1,800
721/4
71%
72%
': 7
72'%
72%
72%
72%
7
1325
*23%*
6%
1290
24
37%
24'%
5
351%
,
-
24%
-
...
6%
6%
1320
*23%
1270
24
1,700
36%
2,900
253/4
300
36 '/a
5,500
,.42%
42 3/b
7,300
36%
251%
25
25
35%
35%
35%
353%
36
42V2
42%
42%
86 %
*86
12%
13%
13
88
42»/B
" 87
*86
-.
131/4
13
*85%
13%
'
1,140
24%
36%
35%
36 5%
.,42%
3,800
*24Va
37
.
1,500
7
1285
23%
,
36%
*24»%
86 %
;;
1280
241/4
u;-~ 42
12%
6%
1320
23%
37
87
12%
7
24'/8
k
CoT
-
14
1,100
13%
i
7
•
35%
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.18%
ro
121/4 Dec
23%
37
241/4
29
42% Jan
48%
13%
i
1310
25
271/2 Jan
48%
14
24%
<r
37%
24%
21
48%
13%
'
5
34% Mar 22
7
6 3/4
48 3/4
14
72%
7
25
.
34%
72%
7
.
24%
.
351/4
721%
lOo
■
7%
48%
,
481/4
14%
24%
24%
34%
"
!
24%
*24
Superior Oil of California.^
2
4
-
76
12.50
Sunshine Mining Co
3
50 Vb July 26
9
81 «:
7% Jan
2
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Mar 20
74
8
52 Vie Mar 16
13
42
18
1,210
Jan
2IV2 Feb
Dec
1,300
27V'4 Feb
21
6% Mar
2
27% Jan
*90%
77
'
7
114
48:%
3
93
Sunray-Mid-Cqnt Oil Co common__l
4 V2 fo preferred -series A
1
5 '% % 2nd pfd series of '55
30
12
22% Jan
28
14
16 V*
No par
-—
7%
7
48%
14
.
*90%
4
'
'
22% Feb
7
34% Nov
940
Co
Sun
22% Nov
66
Oil
V
49
14
4
Jan
7%
*48'%
;Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred____No par
* Feb,14
93
70y4 Jan
89
\
1
Corp
50
87
13
'
13%
8,600
T
May 28
6% Dec 31
18
12% Jun'
Feb
45
8
14
15% May
13
SO
1
11
Tennessee Corp—s,—
Feb
12
601/4 Jan
12
65 »/4 Mar 26
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
28% Apr
5
183/8 Dec
15"% Feb
12
51
16
(J»mea%
TelAutograph Corp
Temco
54% Feb
5
33% Oct
11
31
8%
7
37% Oct 31
25% Jan
<
U
Dec
62
69% May
11% Jan 27
19
12
53% Nov 29
28'% Dec
6
6'% Feb
4
181/4 Dec
Jan
183/s Jan
19% Mar 14
18% Feb
143A Mar 26
21% Nov 26
Talcott Ine
28
30'% Dec
Feb
32
4
Jan
34
Texas Co
5
5
34% Apr
39% Jan
.
Texas Gulf
10% Jan
9
7% Jan
9
182% May
6% Dec 21
•
20'% Oct
1
150
4
3
4.48%
2
Sub share ctfs
8% Mar 15
Pacific
Texas &
Feb
12
9
443/b Apr
Texas Utilities
16
14% Feb
11
21% Jan
Textron vine
16
160
21
183/8 Mar 22
Jan
4
20
29% Apr
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
19% Feb
54'% July 10
473/4 Jan
28
49% Feb
13% J lily 31
11% Jan
15
12% Feb
The Fair
.4
11% Jan
25
3 43/b Mar 21
44
July 23
51
Mar 28
44% Jan
25
10% Dec .19
14
26
10% Jan
2
Nov
1
69% Feb
12
Feb
13
Jan
.
48% Jan
80
Dec
19
104
33
Jun
23
231% Nov
-
23
86
27
23% Feb
13
62'/4 Feb -17
1023% Dec
14
■„
.Jan
90
7
32 'A Feb
87% Feb
12
38% Jan
.
:
13'/8 Dec
5
13% Jan
4:
43% Nov
27
51% Nov
7
401/4 Feb
34% Oct
1
45% Apr
30
35% Feb
16 Va Nov
Nov
29
25
Jan.10
52% Apr
Oct
393/» Mar
8
Trans
15'% Feb
13
15
24% Feb
2
31% Jan
61
Jan
30% Jan
11
551/2 Jan
11
273/8 Feb
25
62 V'4 Mar 13
51% Feb
26
29'A Apr
12
22 % Feb
8
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
16
% Feb
27
17
Jan
Apr- 25
52
'Jun
-7
48
Feb
20
50
i4'/b Jan 18
7
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
13'% Feb
9
Nov
15
26
Preferred
Twin
14
Jan
2
5%
10
Twin
303% Jan
18
TXL
15
25% Feb
12
163/4 Mar 19
133A Feb
12
15% Mar 18
Mar 27
233A Feb
12'
30% Mar 11
35'/4 Jun
>
31a/4
35%
conv
Oil
Inc
A
(conv)
31%
32
32
32%
34 3A
34'%
35%
34%
34%
34
34'%
34
9,700
34 3A
34%
34
*7%
8
154
7f
73A
155
43%
4,500
10,300
*1531/4
'43
43%
73A
73A
157
154
8,700
143% - 147/a
14%
143A'
143A
14%
14,100
18%
18%
400
19'%
1,200
*18%
18%
19
491/2
*48%
48%
*48
48%
*48'%
48%
12
*11%
12
13%
*11%
13%
13%
49 'A
*18'%
187/e
18%
18%
19
18%
12
*11%
12
*11%
-133%
14
133%
137/0
49%
49%
-
49'A
49'A
*49
49y4,
*483%
11'%
♦111%
11%
*11'%
*49%
49:,A
*11
11%
79'%
79'A
33%
33'%
*91
13%
,
«»47
*93
91'%
48
■>"
■
ni
80'A
94'%
*
92
-
80'%
79i%
4,100
150
'
-
11%,
81
■
-1
„
12,300
343A
35
9,500
25'A
25'A
25'A
1,300
93%
93 V*
.13%
35'A
251/4
35
*25%
94'%
35
34%
.13'%
81'A
140
11%
*93
94'%
92
*
13% ,
49'A %
.48
133/4
25%"
-.
25%
xl3%
*
80%
*93
34'%
-
.91
13%
"
j
813A
253%
-
500
443%
14
79
1,100
43'A
18% ■».
18% '
.
48 Va
liy2
7%
154
433A
'
14%
18%
18%
,
73/4
154
43%
143A
49
*7%
155
42%
14%
19
7%
*153%
43%
93%
93'A
94i%
135%.
•
94i%
-
-
4,200
13 %
*47%
48'%^ 49VA,
*93
13 %
13%,
48
48 'A
3,000
38
38%
22,400
15%
15%
5,000
5,100
.
38%
38%
38%
39'%
38%*
39Va
38%
48'A #
38% ?
5
15'%
15%
15%
16ya
15%
l(j'%
153%
15%
30%
29:,A
*55'%
31'%
313%
31'%
31
31'
30
295%
29%
29%
30'%
56'%
56'%
56'%
55'A
55'%
700
27'%
28'A
28'%
28J/4
28'A
28'A
/' 1.200
■
1
50
..
.30'%
■
29%
*55%
28'%
1
50
*55
'
*29'A
*52'%
25'%
30'%
55
(The)
,
56>%
28'A
*54
59
25»%
*53
58
*55
29'A
55
25%
'
29 'A
—*52%
25%
16%
,
30%
29%
28%-
29
60
29%
30%
29%
56 *f
-
293A
563%
29'A
*52%
29%
53
25%
29'A
29
*52%
55
*16%
16'%
50
7'%
*48
7"%
->-25%
263A
25%
25%
50
7'%
1
Co
50
163%
•
•
1
prior preferred
Corp
*31'/2
19,;.
City Rap Transit com—No par
Coach
'
2
Airlines
series
*
25%
Tung-Sol Electric Co coinipon
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__5G
20th Century Fox Film
1
V4 Mar 27
IOV4 Jan
Mar 15
43,500
25%
lL-2
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
9
30
8
31,200
21 ?/4
94'%
:—No par
S
$2.70 preforred
2
54% Mar 25
211/8 Jan
46
29'%
20%
...
25% Mar 12
r
34%
28'%
20 3/4
*93
333%
-+
19
36% Mar 12
34'%
29%
20'%:
*11
Transue; & Williams Steel.—No par
26
1
34%
293A
20%
L
Trl-Continental Corp common
491/2 Nov 21
27
_50
5
64
Dec
34%
303/«
19%
34%
14
3
33% Nov
17
5,200
30
u—1
29
57
<
1
34% ' 35
*48'%
*11%
Jan
31% Apr
11
52 3/4 Jan
20,400
633A
*18%
«'183A
~
30% Apr
12
26% Feb
July 27
59
World
2,400
64'A
52'%
64%
—,10
Transamerica Corp
4
28% July 23
9
52
No par
at
20% Jan
52i%
63'A
53
64%
25
12
52
64%
52%
30'A
73A
No par
common
(The)
Co
,Trane
53'%
52%
64%.
19%
14%
preferred
Tiniken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co/(The)
2
6,800
30
,
154
,,100
2
30'% Oct
31
Jan
24% Feb
Jan
1,200
6%
M9%
1
IB
Products Inc common—#
Oil
6%;
16'%
631/2
34%
*
,
153/4
52%
34%
19'%
*19
6%
15%
19y8
50o
common—;
49% Apr
28% Mar 21
29
20
Mar 29
$1.20
_„:13% Mar 20
5l
15
27
19
63A
15'A'
53
42 Va
preferred,
Tidewater
4
Feb
101
2
.473/4 Mar 26
4%
5
•
31SA
(J R)
Thompson
Feb
26
15
24% Jan
813/4 Mar 27
94
„
18%
6%
L 15%
34%
100
Co
Thompson
15
30'%
No par
-.
5
11% Mar
ex-distributlon
Ry Co
Co
common—£
$2.50 convertible preferred
50'A Mar 21
;
18%
6%
.
.
.
.19
—No par
Thermoid
18%
6%
15
30
10
$2.40 conv preference.—:
14'% Apr
20
18%
6%
15
,
64%
,
34%
—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—S
10% Jan .23
Hi/4 Jun
*18%
6%
15
Trust-
$1.25 ponv preferred—
Jan
20% Dec
47% Aug 21
Oil
Coal &
Land
.
03 %
_
preferred series A—29
conv
Pacific
Texas
38% Jan
•
53
,,
3%
No par
19
6%
14%
—2.50
-25
Sulphur—
42% July 27
10
18%
.
Teras Instruments Inc common—1
29% Apr
23
34% Feb
,
_1.
uu
———
——
Texas Pacific
150 i'« Jan
J
_1
Oprp
Texas GUlf Producing Co_*
10
33
Mar 14
2V> '% Mar
14
45% May 17
40% Jan
.213,4 Apr
5
Aircraft
*48
26%
.
.
253%
*57
V*
163%
•
253/4
293%
*
7,'A
253%
40,300
800
55
25'%
16%
*48
16%
J,100
,
293%
25'A
*16'%
50
7'%
25'%
7'%
,
58
*52%
•
25'% ■•'
*48
50
7'A
60
25'A
16'%
16'%
*48
7'A
V-
50
*
7.
25%
6,700
500
71/4
3,600
25%
21,500
u
20%
5'% Nov
44
15
"31'% Feb
26
Nov
8
5% Jan
23
73/4 Apr
353% Jan
32% Feb
12
100% Feb
12
12
471% May
28% Apr
2
20'% Feb
Jan
25% Dec
5
27
112
81'% Oct' 13
93
.
9
243/8 Mar 25
Carbon
No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
29'A Mar 19
Union Elec Co common
—10
21
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
24'
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
17
26'A Jan
9
94i% Jan
2
Jan
11
80% Jan
11
82
76'% Feb
21
79'% Jan
Union Carbide
2
100'% Jan
Jan
2©
91
Feb
15
83'% Nov
30
104
J an
5
88
Feo
d
89
Jan
10
65% Apr
2
51% Feb
12
61
Jan
3
313A Jan
Oct
1
39'% May' 9
2 7'A Feb
25
8'% Dec
11
10 Vs May 10
8 'A Jan
2
Apr '30
27 3A Feb
28
Oct
29
36
1
29'% Mar 27
96'% Dec
613A May 25
17
Preferred
72 y» Mar 11
9'% Mar
30% Jan
33
Union Tank Car Co^
Union Twist Drill Co
8
United
2
113'A Jan
23
166
Dec
18
137% Feb
11
152
Jan
103'% Oct
10
121'% Dec
18
106
Feb
13
115
Jan
2
43'A Jan
4%
14
4
35 % Jan
23
44% Dec
17
27% Apr
1
26
Nov
20
323/4 Apr
20
26'% Feb
12
93
Dec
Feb
24
96
Jan
23
14
28% Apr ' 9
19'% Jan
28
15'A
15 %
15'A;
15
15
15'%
15%
700
281/4
27'%
28
27%
28'A
28'%
28 3/4
12,200
7'%
7%
7'%
73/4
7.3/4
7%
73A
4,100
33'%
33%
33'A
109'%
109'%
109%
*23'A
28%
29
97'%
29%,
97
29'%
97'A
98
85
,
.
-
34 V*
22 3A
23
29
22i%
28%
29'%
34'A
110%
22'A
,
34'%
110'A
110%
110
23
*82
23'%
33'%
33% "
1103%
23
.
73/4
29
34
110
34'%
7,400
110%
21,500
22'A
22'A
.2,100
28%
'
29
12;200
98
97
97
460
85
*82
85
77'%
*76
78'%
'
*82
85
*96'%
'
97%
97%
85
*82
*82
20
71 Vi Mar 26
58% Feb
11
69 3A Jan
41'% Dec
27
62
'41% Feb
9
73'% Jan
23
-6'A Jun
20
6
Dec
14
21
Jan
17
99
Aircraft
Corp
;
*88
23
,—10
-10
28
No par
29
,5
com
preferred
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
conv.
53'A
9
100
8'%
29%
76
*130
78'%
*77'%
90
*88
90
77
90
*88
54%"
*88
543%
40
27%
28%
28
90
*88'
90
543A
54'%
54%
x53%
54'A
12,800
28%
53 %.
54
77'%
77'%
78>%
27%
28
27'A
273A
34,600
8%
8'%
8%
8%
8%
8'%
8'%
8a%
8'%
11,100
29 'A
29'%
29'A
29'%
29'A
29'%
293%
29'A
29%
29%
29 3
29%
29%
29%
29aA
293A
1,000
77'%
783/4
18,400
28'A
29%
29%
144
108
108
•135
145
♦108
4,800
'
78'%
108'A
108'A
108'%
7 7 3A
140
*130
140
♦130
78'%
77'%
77
75%
76'%
8
108 3A
*130
140
108
108
:90t)
100
107'%
Air Lines Inc—
—10
United. Biscuit of. America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Bioard & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co_
No par
27%
28'A
27%
29%'
29'%
30
29'A
30
29'A
29%
25,000
28'A
28'A
281/4
28'A
28'%
28'%
283%
28%
28'%
28'%
1,400
4%
25% Mar 13'
48 »/4 Jan
107
15'A
27'%
7%
*77'%
United
29% Mar 14
20% Dec
7
15'%
28'A
73%
No par
series
Union Pacific RR Co com
4% non-cum nreferred
8
4
Mar 14
90'A Jan
$4
Union Oil of California.,
*
6
15 'A
27'%
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
22
Jan
52
&
*
'
Ncv
78
1
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
ft
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp__6%
2
3
Jan
30
92'% Dec
-
11
115'% Jan
3
8
29
21
Apr
133% July 17
10
108'A Jan
•
Udyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Mar 21
8
*97%
*98
101
.
*98
101
*23'A
233A
23 'A
65 V*
65 3
66
a
101
•233A
24
65'A
"
*98
24
101
*23%
66'%
65%
*98
24
66
101
•
*23%
66
23%
V*
65'A
65
,
400
2,900
Unlted-Carr Fastener—
133/4 Jun
4
78'% Jan
8
Jan
3
63% Jan
11
7
Jan
5
6V'8 Feb
11
93% Jan
9
18
28»% Mar 12
16'% Aug 20
55
Mar
35
Aug 14
41'% July 30
12
7% Jan
6
19% Feb 29
1% Dec
31
28»% Jan
23
39'% May
203A Aug
9
28 % Oct
£*21/4
5
3% Mar 26
9
24
Nov
29
77
Aug
2
Dec
3
181
Feb
1
153/4 Dec
27
155
22 % July 19
35
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
44'A July 20
19'A Mar 22
42
Nov.15
4-9'% Mar 16
For footnotes
see
page 20,
79
Jan
Mar
4
35'% Jan
12
16% Jan
11
2
47% Jan
9
32
Feb
14
343% Jan
25
36
Mar
5
38'% Feb
19
5'% Apr
13y« P eb
2
11
6% Jan
11
15'A Jan
9
1
y2 Feb
13
l%Jan
2
33
Feb
13
36'% Jan
14
23 % Jan
2
28% Jan
8
51% Feb
15
Jan
7
8% Apr
2
156
29
Mar 19
5 8'A Jan
11
Jan
24
17'% Jan
-
7
162
36
Jan
7
14'% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
.43'% Jan
7
44V* Jan
16
*
40
41'%
100
*78'%
1
6%
7
6%
7
6%
7
Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
Electric Coal Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry
#
Fruit Co
No par
Gas Corp
10
Gas Improvement Co
13»%
6'%
6%
6'%
6%
6'%
1
29'%
29'%
29'A
United
United
United
United
United
United
11
137% Feb
44'A Jan
♦41
41
41
42
*41
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
11
21
36% Dec
20
■5'%
May
(Delaware)
No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com__30o
1
5% Jan
7
28'% May 11
35'A Jan 23
14 ya Dec
45'A Feb
2
23
12
Nov
5
4% Jan
82
8
433% Dec
39'A Mar
3
Mar 21
4% Jan
United Industrial Corp_I—
.—— United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)
1
U S & Foreign Securities
1
US Freight Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
4
7% preferred
100
US Hoffman Mach common__82'%c
5% class A preference
50
US Industries Inc common
1
iV»% preferred series A—
80
4%
4%
43A
4%
4%
79
*78'%
79
'
41
*40
4%
43A
43A
43A
78'/a
*78'%
78'%
78'%
*78%
41
4%
700
3,900
79
10
7
36,500
'
„
6%
•
'■
7
7
7%
7
*
8%
'73%
28'%
28i%
18,000
29'A
29%
14%
14%
141/4
14%
143%
14%
14i%
14'%
143%
14'%
47ya
47'%
47'A
47'%
47'%
47%
46%
47'%
46-'A
47
10,400
34%
33%
34%
24,000
36»%
36 3%
36%
5'A
5'A
53/8
5.700
14'A
14'%
14'A
12,000
3,800
32 34
36'%
5'A
5'A
36'A
14
1%
36'A
29'A
v-"
33%
•36
29%
333/4
36'%
36'%
5'%
5'A
5'A
5%
5'A
13%
13%
13%
14'%
"
1334
33%
32%
33'%
36'A
29%
"
li%
9 Of;
3,700
500
'
1%
1'%
14
1%
1'%
♦
1'%
1'%
1%
34
34'A
34
34%.
33'%.
341%
33%
34
34'%
34'%
24'%
25
24%
25
25'A
25 »A
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,600
54
54%
54 3 8
55'%
543A
55%
54%
55'A
55i%
55%
10,800
158'%
158i%
20
242,700
1%
*158'%
8%
*30
160
10%
31
*158'%
83A
30
160
10'%
30
*158'%
9%
*30
160
10'%
31
-
*158'%
160
9%
10
10
10'%
*30'A
31
31
31
15'%
15%
15'%
•15%
15"%
15%
153%
*44'A
45'%
*44'A
45'%
*44%
45'%
•44 V*
15%.
451/2"
15%
15'%
"*44'A
45'%
3,200
200
10,100
-—
25
Die Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
26
r——
NEW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range tor Previous
Vear 1956
NS W YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Monday
V
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
H
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
11
Jun
15
IV a1/a
14
-
8% Feb
2
66% Mar
1
35% Jan
26
17% Dec
Jan
4
v
«•
Dec
23
Nov
19'/t Jan
2
Mar 25
64% Jan
11.
28
17
17% Feb
10
52:
69
28
51% Jan
30
343
12
Mar
■
17
Dec
33% Dec
28:
32% Jun
20
19% Jan
27
>
16
Feb
10
38
7
Feb
20
Dec
20
26
38% Feb
V7VV Jan
129
Feb
2nd
(
3
Unlveraai-Cyclops Steel Corp
Apr
3
Universal
4
8%
12
25% Jan
10
69
Feb
15
28
71 % Jan
28 % Apr
8
Jan
40% Feb
12
50y2 Jan
Leaf
Universal
4%%
Pictures
&
Co
Inc
.
9
Van
Norman
2
28% Jan
15
Van
Raalte
11%'Jan
2
14% Jan
11
9
4iy2 Feb
28
4-61/4 Jan
7
Vlck
Chemical
Co
Vlcks
Shreve
Pacific
58% Mar
1301
Feb
2
128
7
Feb
20
Corp of America
Industries
5%
Sc
25% Jan
18
28%
A|pr
3
Victor Chemical Works
Dec
28
94% Apr
24
33% Apr 18
78
Va Jan
15
84
Mar
6
20% Feb
3%%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
6
109% Apr
5
47% July 26
42% Jan
105% Jan
21
21% Nov
13
105 % Dec
20
38'A Jan
10
304
Dec
18
116
Feb
13
93
Oct
30
103
Feb
13
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Jan
128
103% Feb
Dec
31
46% Jan
11
-28% Nov
9
33% Jan
>
Feb
12
90
Mar 27
9
98
Mar
93
Mar 13
Jan
18
11
76% Jan
preferred
preferred
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred
i.
12% Dec
31
11% Jan
7
27
14% Dec
27
14
Jan
3
17% Mar 29
74% Nov
28
83% Jan
3
4
13 V* Dec.
19
Feb
10
,
Vulcan
5%
13% Jab
4
3oy2 Jan
2
70% Feb
12
75
15% Feb
12
18% Jan
11
13% Apr
6
29
75
Mar 20
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
13'A Dec
12
7
r
Co
a
Walworth Co
1
15% Jan
25
95% Jan
24
16% Jan
2
38% Jan
29% Dec
•r 28% Jan
3
3
Warner-Lambert
9
49 % Aug
9
1
40 ?/2 Jan
25% Feb
9
12
9
37J/Z Feb
12
38% Mar 23
34% Feb
26
36% Jan
37% Aug
8
28
Feb
26
32
Mar
3
27
9
8
27% Dec 14
26
Jan
43% May 10
^44% Nov 26
20% Feb
25% Jan
29% Mar 15
52% Feb
1
44% Feb
41% Jan
21
44% Dec
3
2
.
Dec
44
16
48 % Jan
53% Apr
30% Mar 26 >'•
,5
39% Jan
47 V4
5,600
9%
10 V*
8,800
27%
27 Va
27*4
11%
11%
111%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll3*
43%
43%
43%
V4
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
*123
26% Feb
99% Jan
27
"3
105
91,
Jan
14
95
Jan
27
90
Jan
14
93
Feb
Apr 18
47% Jan
•82
22%
46 %
*109%
110%
109%
110%
400
46%
45%
46 %
45%
45%
6,700
•106%
106 %
106%
112 % Jan
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
108
13
40
Apr
5
Jan
12
103
Jan
29
18% Jun
20
25% Dec
31
21
Feb
27
15% Dec
13
16% Dec
5
14% Feb
14
93
Dec
28
105% Feb
47
27% Jan
90
*86
93
93
93
92
*90%
.
71V*
30%
30%*
13%-
13,%
'•*13%
14'
113%
36%
16%
17
17
*16%
100
71 V* '
-71%
y 13%
13%
33%
13%
29%
29%
29%
No par
72%
73
72%'
73%
73%
17%
xl7%
17%
17%
Mar
50% Nov 29
82 % Dec
5
12
52% Feb
65% Mar 20
12
4
83
4 Jan
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
49%
50
v
Pharmaceutical—1
30
30 V*
Co
—
130
129
Feb
T
'
53% Feb 12
69 % Dec 31
Jan
26
*25%
31
47
51 Va
52%;
4
<i\
31%
31%
32
32
5
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto
Supply Co
preferred
68% Jan
23
28% Mar 14
50% July 24
44% Feb
12
50% Jan
2
White Motor Co common-—
95 y4 Mar 29
100% Jan
7
preferred
White Sewing Machine
Prior, preference
$3 conv preferred
'36% Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
102
Jun
8
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
9% Mar 28
25y4 Apr
40
30% Jan
"30
12% Jan
23
45% Feb
12
Dec
17
4
19y2 Dec 1 5
4% Dec 26
10 y4 Jan
72
Jan
4% Jan
21
Dec
31
25% Jan '• 4
18% Feb
37 y4 Feb
30% Feb
127
Oct
18
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
127
23
Jan
4'
Wilcox
2
Wilson & Co Inc
Jan 31
21% Jan
Mar
131
6
27% Mar 22
50% Mar 19
22% Feb
31% Jan
6%
45 y4 Jan
'
8
16
42% Mar
1
52% Feb
12
88
Jan
23
'
98% Mar
83
9
Feb
13
88% Jan
3
7
Feb
26
8 % Jan
8
•
7y4 Dec 31
26% May 24
10% Jan
34% Aug
Jan
19
36% Dec
83% FOb
8
131% Dec
24
f
20
Jan
16
-
4
27% Feb
12
30% Jan
14
12
31
Feb
12
35% Jan
2
10
99
Mar 12
123% Jan
2
7
.
.
29% NoV 28
25% Feb 12
26
*25%
25%
31V*
*30%
31
Wisconsin
Tale
&
*30>/4
*46
,
-
v
V
30%
47 Va
Stores
97
92
*90%
92%
Towne Mfg Co
27
104
23
4,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 V*
15%
15%
15%
1,100
98
56%
*75
57%
56%
*96
98
*96
98
60
57 y2
57 Va
58 Va
76%
*75%
76%
57%
37%
5,900
690
57 %
76
56%
57
40%
104%
*74%
57%
*75
40
*103%
98
*96
98
57%
57
76
40%
104%
57%
57
3,100
57 Vb
2,800
18%
18%
18 y4
18%
18%
18-%
18%
18%
18%
18%
11,100
29%
30 VB
30
30 VB
30
30%
30Vb
30%
30 VB
56%
57%
29%
56 Va
11,300
46,100
*89%
90%
200
56 Va
11,600
55%
56V'b
*90
55%
91%
*127
*90
56%
91 Va
55 Vb
55 Va
56%
94%
94%
25%
25
25 %
*61%
,
.
*
56%
90
90
*127
*127
94%
80
55%
„
91
*90
*127
57 VB
25 %
b6
56%
56
95
93 y4
94
94
25%
56%
*94
25 %
25%
25V4
.
69
*63
69
28 %
*27%
28%
.70%
*61%
69
28%
46 Va
*27%
28%
46%
46%
46%
46%
96%
96%
96%
95%
96
*61%
56%'
*127
,
-
*63
i
240
25%
7,900
94
69
'
20
28%
l
46%
*95 Va
1
9%
25%
25%
40
a
10
9%
28 %
9%
10
*25%
26 y4
40%
49%
9%
9%
26%
13%
*26
*26
40%
40%
14
46%
*96
*40%
27%
9%
10
*73%
75%
75 %
*73%:
*15%
*15%
16%
•15%-
16%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
»26Va
74 V*
16%
75%
16%
•73%
*15%
10c
l
21
21
10
32
32 V«
•127% 130
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
43%
56%
-
85%
*85
7y4
32y»
102%
26%
27%
102%
104%
■4%
31%
92",.
32y4
16%
31%
127 %
43%
29%
75y4
4%
31%
*
7%
29%
130
*127%
130
22%
22%
22%
27%
27%
27%
27%
127V4
22%
27%
43%.
43 y«.
2,000
7%
29%
32%
11,200
43. ■
57%
43%
43
43%
57%
57%
•91%
91%
*91 y4
57%
91%
85 Va
85 V4
7%
28%
32y4
27
3,100
58%
•
.
29%
32%-
,
103%'104%
26%
27%
.
;
■
7y4
85'%'
7%
-28%
29
*32-
32%
103% 105
26%
*2,800
27%
32Va*
.
10
•
27%
7Ve
-85%
5,300
22y4
91%
43%
57%
*91%
92
-
-22
6,900
:
127%'
85%
-58y4
102%. 103%
26%
*127%
130
22%~
28%
.
13,600
.
21%
27%
101%
*15%
1;6003,900
^
21%
27%
10
*73%
>
.
41
51
200
-
ia%"
21%
27%
7%
13%
21%
lo
.56%
5
,49
-
21 %
*22%
43%.
*40V/2
-
14
6^500
21
22%
9iy4
'•84%
-
49
13%
80
lO
26Va
21%
22%
; 55%
41
49
49
.14
400
2,500
97
21
10
if
49
46%
-
*96%
26%
137/s
"73%
-
27%
46
46%
96%
49%
—
210
~30
92%
22%
105 %
40%
,
15,200
97
23
40%
104%
41
40 %
14
Corp
1,000
*90%
49%
com
30%
23
25
100
(P W) Co
30%
26%
104
*94
40
Inc
7,000
*103V4
*94 !
*103
96%
13%
Inc—
70
52 V*
'
49
-
900
47
52
1
■N
?ig
Nq par
-
Service
r
23
_50
.
30%
*46
•
.52.
.31%
27
26%
2,100
.1
30%
51^
400
1,600
2%
2 V'sf
\
22%
Young (L A) Spring Sc .Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet Sc Tube—No par
Youngs town Steel Door
Jio par
28% Mar 15
2%
10
■
Co
Public
31
,
*104%
42
94
Worthfngton Corp common—
10
Prior, preferred 4%% .series—TOO
Wrigley (Wm). Jr (Del).
i..No pax
Wyandotte Worsted Co
§
"
83% Nov 30
*25%
j,
No par
-
common
preferred
Woolworth
92% Mar 15"
.
1,200
22^/8
26
Woodward Leon Co
58 y2 Apr" 3
99% Jan 24
29 %
105 %
41
54%
common
Wisconsin Elec Power. Co
Mar 19
22
29%
;
27
92
5
100
preferred
Winn-Dixie
6
32% Mar 20
22
Co
Windsor Industries
60y2 Nov 15
88% Nov 29
$4.25
Oil
Wilson-Jones
9
'
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
19
41 Ve Jan
-
Mar 22
22
29%
22%
56%
10
,
5% Jan 21
14
20
Jan
75
8
26
18
19 y2 Jan
7
30yeSep
20
14
Feb
.•■15% Jan
16% Mar 19
9
10
29% Jan
59
13
13 y4 Feb
14% Jan
69
13% Jan
.
92%
par
ay4%
47
1
Mar 28
MaylO
61
M6% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5 preferred ;
No
Whirlpool Corp common.
414% conv preferred—;
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
:8
2,200
*29
104
*94
98
61% Feb 28
15
103
96%
*92
77
27 y4 Jan
80 % Feb
9
26%
27
104V4..
57
31J/2 Jan 18
2
26% Mar 22
400
36%
*i04y2
57
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
69% Jan
96% Jan
38%
36%
42 %
*75
28% Feb 23
16,100
50 Va
*38 VB
36%
22%
15%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12 %
3.80 %
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
51
51%
38 y2
36%
104 y2
*94
8
13
27
104%
.
.8,600
42
22%
100
_
21% Jun
23% Feb
92%
22%
104
Western
4
■
*94
96'
92%
Western Pacific RR common-No par
Mar 25
27%
105
*94
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred100
20
1
27
*104
noncum
28
Mar
:
5j
com
Jan
93
'!
l
Sep
24
,!1
3.800
50%
47%
51%
'i 51%
%32J'; 3$/
'
pfd_—100
10
14%
.38%
«
30 >a
*46%
46 V4
53%
4%%
1,300
94
;
22%
i VJ
30%
46 %
Power
5,000
.
.
13%
*92%
13%
'
'
*
52
preferred series B__—100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
fl
4%%
preferred
IOC
.'f
3
1 *45%
46
Jan
f,w
}!
"94
103
2%
2%A
,
l
3
92
*93
500
"
50
preferred
Ihdles
4.20%
4
129% Feb
38 Va
*38
""
:
11
58
A
com
13%
23
5
30%
4%
13%
94
14
jji *29%
4
20% Jan
307/b Jan
»
2
Feb 17
99% Jan
27
128% Jun
63% Jan
1
11
13%
,
2.50
86
Feb
17%
13%
31 Va
29
54
17%
13% i.
25%
58% Nov
26 y2 Feb
17%'
13%
94
31 %
4.80%
'18
17%
r
13%
13%
•93
25%
Western
5
1,800
13%
25%
2
9
73 V2
13 Va
31%
76% Mar 26
May
800
73V'a
94
2%
58% Mar 28
22% Mar
29%
13%
30%
2
400
•13%
*93
2%
15
72.
•
29%
73 V2
*13%
Inc
Snowdrift
*70
13%
13%
30%
11
800
i3%:
13 Va
*25%
Feb
1,400
16%
29%
93%
1
Jan
800
14
16%
70%
13%
8
Feb
36% July 17
70%
a
13%
1
71
26% Nov 29
•.
29
49
50
■/', 1<100
-74%
3034
_J 14
"•
100
,
*29%
.
93%
28%
91
r
:
30
17
1
i
28 %
23
14
'
92
,
74%
••■v
V
100
.
28 J/4
May 10
82% July 20
93
73%
17%
'■?
28 Vb
17
92
74%
240
90
;
*90
:
*13 Ve
73%
17%
jr.:-',
29%
281«
13
17% Nov 21
71%
71V4
•
13%
29 Va
6
Feb
Apr
72
*70%
■13.%
•29%
common
Motor
Penn
:
*16%
36%
2
98
14
■.
17
52 Va
68% Feb
67
'
*85
,
31
*30%
,14
93
19,400
106% 107
•
92
73%;
30%
38 Va
West
3
-I.,.
73%
30 Vi
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co—a
West Penn Electric Cd_Li4*
30
16% Jan
-73%
49%
104% Mar 20
V
72%
30%
4
90
:
•90%
92
*90%
92
■71%.-:.
;•
36%
Mar 20
24% Jan
107
106 Va
107
38%
4.8%
23 Vs
23%
111%
46
*86
-
22
22%
97
1
:
109V2
90
71%-
1
84
46%
107
*90Va
/r
6,400
22%
*93
*30-
'if
••
114%
*85
.
•
•
46%
97
-
—L—
——
27*4
*82
22%
22
'
•
27^8
84
*82
84
36'%
Sc
-
1
27%
22%
46%
106%
~
*82
'
"
■
—.
27%
28Vs»
-
1,200
5,100
2,100
:
*109j/2
23%
113
*110
84
*82
84
28
36%
Wesson Oil
*123
*123
;
*123
28
i
50
11
26
Dec
9% ;.
•123
'123
—
27%
36Vj.
18
Nov
92
.
9%
'
123
'
*123
27%
38%
28
10
97
43
36%
West
4
2
Mar 20
29
25'% Jan
104
:
'. :
47%
27 Va
49%
1
1
47
9%
27%
38%
23
2
48%
9%
27%
Weibilt Corp
29 i
19
47%
9%
27%
,•
•2£
1 34%. Jan
•-
463i
47%
50
3,300
9%
46%
:
vii-4 oyt
30'A Oct
:
90
preferred
Waukesha
4
17
7
25% Jan
' 2
32% Mar 27
Jan
4
2% Feb 28 ;-t'v 3
6
\
28%
;;
27 Vb
9%
27%
Washington Gas Light CO—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
17
'
4% Apr
71%
27%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
38% Mar 28
Jan
Baking Co
5%%
25% Jan
'2% Dec
Ward
'
24% Jan
*19'A Feb
-
•
*70%
27%
25%'
27%
123
28-
W
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
20
25%
71%
27%
,
-
Mar 18
35 JA Dec
j25%
*70%
27%
2.5C
&
13% Mar 29
37% Oct
'j 200
*25
71%
__1()
92
1 52% Apr
'
25%
27%
:—NO par
Feb 28
;
V 1,400
153%
*70
71%
27
-
prelerred
.
Apr 30
4
"
-.16
20
22% Apr
42 Vs Feb
1
4,800
61
*152
*24%
-23%
.
,
*93
com_
106
26
45 %
.
26%
*123
25
15% Nov 23
17% Mar 12
*70
800
43%
100
Wabash RR 4% *
7
Mar
*25
70%
7
15
*3535%
-
153%,
*86
common
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
Jail
25
27
■
60%
35%"
*152
60
82%
T:.
*14%
61%
35%
36
153%
*152
*82
14%
60
62%
35%'
35j/2
153%
1,500
7
100
Waldorf System
11
9
33
60%
60 "a
'
v
1,100
73i
-
23
14% Jan
29% Sep 26
64
Nov 29
59
*35
14%
7%
82
7
1*14%
14%
100
35
14%
7%'.
82
82%
*6%;-,.-..7
*14J4
-..143/4
*152
353%
7
•
_100
W
77
.
58
35
•
*82
82 34
*6%
45%
No par
com
preferred
24
;
*14%
27
5
„
Materials
conv
Jan
70% Apr
13 Ve Jan
82%
14%
17%
*34
11%
100
$4.20
17
26
16
81%
%
,1-9%
Ry com_100
common
$4.04
1
Dec
'22
7%
*27
.
14% Dec
iV.
7%
70%
6%
div
partlc preferred
100
Virginia Elec Sc Power Co com
10
$5 preferred
100
9
111
66% Feb
29% Jan
85
17
8
Jan
46% Mar 20
Mar 27
90
79% Nov 27
120
11
88% Jan
6
25% Jan
1
32/ Mar 11
16% Jan 23
40 3A Feb
7%
25
noncumulatlve preferred—100
34% Mar 26
27
-7%
2.50
26
95 Ve Dec 17
7%
57
10
12
10%
7%
35
2,50
Inc
Sep
■
14%
.
"
Co
25% Dec
82
Inc
1,600
35
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
9% Mar
17%
58%
17%
'•
Vanadium
13% Jan
25y2 Jan
2,400
*14%
152
1
2
1
6
72,800
*17%
i*'
3
60%
146%
*34%
.
12 80
4
600
60 V*
146%
58%
17:%
1
com
58 Va
61
14%
*34
35
709
2,900
2,200
54
147
58%
35
6%
*
,54
60%
17%
17%
-
8,200
19%
146%
"
14 %
81:%
__l
Co_
147
14%
17%
*34
94%
61V*
59
60%
60%
"
147%
59
.58%
147
86
41
.
>
8,400
31%
19%
54
.54,
-
14%
100
Light
54
17%
•14
100
preferred
Power
52®u'
14%
com_No par
preferred
Utah
5
Tobacco
53
r
.
100
^
151
19%
-
34'2
7%.
14
;
1,19%
19%
66
150%
41
17%
1
com-
preferred
151%
19%,
58%
r-
*65%
40.y2
151%
19%
V*
*92
152%
152
24
94
40%
52%
58%
*92%
;
41 %
34%
r
_i
12% Nov 28
20
323
155
23% Feb
14
B
Feb
36
8
Wallpaper Inc
Class
94"
•14%
25,
17% Jan
4
40'if Dec
:
2
United
v..
52%
•58'4
No par
55% May
21
21
12%
62% Apr
12
Co common
;7% noncumulatlve preferred
Stockyards Corp
37% Apr
9
De c
25% Nov
;
Dec
23
24
82% Mar 29
12
70
22
Jan
144
29% Mar 12
23% Dec
24 % Nov
21
Jan
81% Jan
4
6
24
65
167
52 "a
86
40%
19%
}
59%
87
Jan
19 Vt
•83y2
*83%
*92%
V
152 %
:146%
81 % Mar 15
47% Feb
Dec
39A Apr
7
18%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
7 % Jan
32
V152
151%-
59%
4
15
32
40%
147%
Jan
7
86
•65%
40
„587»
8
9
31%
*83 »/2
346%
18
6% Jan
32
-100
United
13% Jan
31%
16%
5
3
32%
31%'
32% '
151
"T
.-50
-
;
15
26Vt> Aug 15
65%
24%
:
95'/a
22
26
65%
24%
66
86
Jan
9
66
23%
•65%
*83%
7% Feb
Mar 23
12,100
*92%
,Jan
.
8 Tobacco
24%
40%
18
:
24%
95%
15% Feb
•
300
24%
24%
86
100
1
com..50
Mln
-
87b
3934
Corp common
preferred
32 V,
*8%
•92%
36
13*% Dec
9
Steel
31%
8%
•83%
1
10y2Aug
12
8
7%
&
32%
*8%
5
5
99
Dec
Smelting. Ref
7%
preferred
32 V*
8%
100
preferred
S
32%
8%
-_10o
Shoe Corp
D
0
JUst
noncum.
32%
8%
'
common
4,400
32%
66%
31%
4
Mar
17
10% Jan
30 'e Dec
U
l
,
23%
f
•65%
33% Mar
17
41% Feb
8%
10
Shares
-
32%
8%
23%
Apr. 5
Apr. 4
Apr. 3
8%
33%
8%
13% Jan
14% Apr 23
27
137
32%
common
Rubber Cc
U. 8.
25
31
1
*
2
155%, Jan
Dec
6
.
S
<.
73% Jan
2
145% Jan
Dec
7% Dec
82
Jan
61
57% Mar 25
31
Jan
*
2
57% Jan
9
73% Dec
16.9
D
24
71% Sep
,
\ 4
Jan
19% Sep
156
Co
Lines
preferred
D S Pipe Si Foundry Co.
D s Playing Card Co___
U 8 Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
?
3%% preferred series B
93 Vs Mar 29
49% Jan
27
Jan
2
145
1
Feb
170
17
56
58
;
90% Mar 27
S
Apr. 2
Apr. 1
4%%
4
39J&, Feb
67% Mar 14
U
4
Mar
87
% Mar 13
84
2
July 18
128
29
.,142% Dec
.
30% Mar
90% Mar
31
4
12
51 % July 18
26
4
Jan
29
Dec
27% Jan
63
32% Nov
42% Nov
7
22% Feb
35% Aug
70
81% Dec
24
8% Jan
1
11
28
92
37% Jan
6
2 j Ve Jan
61 % Dec
Jan
EXCHANGE
12
11
31% Feb
9*4 July 13
36% Dec
23% Jan
the Week
'Friday
'
'
Highest
Lowest
Highest
/
Low eat
;
Monday, April 8, 1957
(1654)
Wi
*
84%
7 V*
28%
'7%
3,600
32%
107%
27 Vs
26%
111%
112%
700
1,800
29%
105
50
,
-
*32
-
6400
85
500
,
28%
10,700
2,700
•
t
101
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refunding 3%s
1982
ref
mtge
3%s
1983
7stref
mtw
3%s
1985
&
*90
fan-July
...
"
*
—
90 %
88%
u
__
92%
June-Dec
April-Oct
—
:—
.
—
90
91%
91%
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.
Number 5627
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Thb Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW
(3659)
BONDS
New York
Phillips
4us
Stock
subord
Mills
debentures
debs
Sale Trice
s
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
3%s
Inc
Last
Period
£
debs
1972
or
Bonds
Sold
94 'A
No.
High
93%
no3/*
94'A
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i)
110%
110
June-Dec
565
New
J
ser
Standard
95
4V4S
112'A
83
101
!
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General
mortgage 3%s
*82'A
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nod
Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965-_Jan-July
96'A
Cnem
100%
3s
debs
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
1st
mtge 3%s series A
1967—
First
1984
general 5s series
general
Plantation
3 Vis
C
Line
D
2%s
debentures
Public
3s
Electric
debentures
&
*90%
89 Vi"
1972—
2%s
Corp of
102',i
95
95>/«
-
99 3 a
45
95 Vi
*92%
21
102%
America
3Vis
Rheem
173 Vi 173
*87 Vi
98
92%
92%
debs
Jan-July
86
94%
assented
94%'
June-Dec
1995.-May-Nov
April-Oct
-Feb-Anp
1946
—
mtge
7s
mtge
6s
1952
96%
94
94'A
97'A
8
94
95
429
92%
97
81
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82
3
72
82
91%
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84
91 %
87
91
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—
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AConsol
6s
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Rochester
•
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1952
6s
—
General mortgage 4Vis
1969
St
Lawrence &
Second
St.
Adirond'k
gold
ASecond
1st
B
ser
debs
4s
Second
bond
St
Paul
&
St
Paul
Union
,
,
V
Duluth
'
1st mtge 3s
3%s
s
*71 '2
__
first
gold
f
debentures
7
May-Nou
Shell
Pipe Line
*92
Union
Oil
§ASiemens &
2 Vis
Halske
6Vis
Socony-Vacuum
&
North
Oil
9 7'A
■
Ala
debentures
debentures
:
1986
3'As
1976-,
Ry
Gas
281
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96
101
99'/a
105%
83'%^
81
1970—
—.'A.
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85%"
":85
4Vis
1969
-
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—
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89
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8
1981
87
San Fran Term
Southern Pacific
1st mtge
RR Co—
A
87
98'A
"
107%
1
series
E
2%s
series
89%
85%
First
1st
;
v
?
135
*64 %
—"
"
H
1983
New Orleans &
Joint
33As
Southwestern
3 Vis
Bell
debentures
Tel
97%
97
97
debs
5s
Standard Oil
;
Products
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil (N J)
debentures
2%s
3Vis
4Vis
V*
•99
conv
debentures
77
77
first
I
series
".,/
85%
150 »A
108
152
105
56
112
101
82'A
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88
9 8'/a
1980—
1966.
90
91%
5
91%
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91 Vi,
•
99'A
85
85
85
92
.
90
102
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102*
82
93%
93%
75
—
85
5'As
debentures
Pacific
76'A
3'As
Co
RR
Westphalia
67
97'A
,
.
101%
95
101%
mortgage
6s
5
;
100 Vb
53
62 VA
65
61
64 %
01
6 2'A
49
97'A
15
95 7A
97%
95
95%
95%
103'A
25
103'A 103%
103%
96
98'A
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63'/a
97
97
103'A
88
38
*
99
85'A
99
99
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88
97'A
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Mar-Sept
85%
7an-July 1
1953
A
ser
1975-
debs
Co.
first
92
97
Winston-Salem S
83
86
Wisconsin
May-Nou
——:
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&
100
*90
61
88
88
94
2
,
United Elec Power Corp—
conv
Wilson
59
98%. 100'A
29
90
62 %
02'A
——May
1971
76
88
56%
5
100
•
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
^Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—
Jan-Juljf
110%
147%
57 'A
88
96
1981—Jan-July
1984—:
85
5s
99%
Apr-Oct
A
ser
74%
86
*83
100
__Jan-July 1
debentures
income
1979
1982
a
2
90
56%
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
A
ser
76'A
75'A
76'A
75'A
*87%
i debs
s
1980
first
Centr&l
4s
April-Oct
1960
*90 Va
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1958
B
"■
Ja
—
127
106% 107'A
95
122%
88'/*
92
<IQ
QQ
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;
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94
103'A
5
91%
93%
101'A
99%
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n-July
93 V*
88'A
14
91
91
#95
107
•\
100%
Co—
RR
72%
77
1
66 %
71
91%
93%
9 6'A
106
115
116
109
10
4'As inc ser A
mtge
Electric
Wisconsin
First
Power
1979—
Service 3'As
Public
1
2029—
1976-
69%
69'A
69%
—Jan-July
Jan
2%s
mortgage 2%s
Wisconsin
109
106
mtge 4s series A 2004—
Gen
15
69%
31,..'
I.'1'
73'A
*69 'A
—..Mar-Sept
l971—
Jan-July
72
70
90
82%
84
92
92'
94
—
"
74
*85 V4
--May
June-Dec "
—•
92
,
'
109%
116
107
29
107
Y
Yonkers
*97
ff
82%
tm-wi
*87 %
'
■
Light &
April-Oct
83
123'A
87
Jan-July
year's
range,
n
84
Included
87%
not
92
66'A
83
•Companies
in
the
included
in
119
142'A
5
84
88 %
•Friday's
86%
91 %
A
95
2%s
'
1976_Jan-July
—
,.
,,
—
,
•
•;
year'i range,
d Kx-lntere«t. e Odd-lot aale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year1* range. rOain «a*a
included
In
the
§ Negotiability
119
87 Vb
*89'A
—
25
120% 124%
87
•
not
85
83
801/4
sale
87%
87%
Power
delivery
79
-A-
*83
April
Deferred
a
•
,
Electric
the
the
year's
Bankruptcy Act.
Bonds
range,
y
Ex-coupon.
Impaired by maturity.
reported as being In bankruptcy,
bid
securities assumed
or
and
asked
prices;
no
by
sales
recelverahip, or reorganised under Beetio* 11
such companiee.
being transacted
during
current
•»
week.
flat.
selling
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEAKLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
April 1, and ending Friday, April 5.
It is compiled from the report of the American
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during current year.
RANGE
Friday
Stock
Exchange
Week's
Range
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products Inc
common
Low
1
1
ENDED
APRIL
High
Low
400
10%
10%
3,900
25%
10%
4%
25%
50
_4%
9'A
25
Apr
Jan
Mar
American
Stock
Jan
'Air
Associates
11'A
Jan
30
Feb
Ajax
Alabama
Way
Inc
1
6"*
6%
6'A
300
532 Mar
6%
Jan
7 %
7
7%
2,800
6% Mar
10%
Jan
Alabama
1%
2
2.300
1% Mar
2%
Jan
Alabama
Power
7%
7'A
7%
200
7% Mar
8
X8V2
X8'*
1.900
5% Jan
common
oaee
35
5
9
"8
Feb
10% Mar
Alan
5%
Gas
Wood
J)
Inc
Ltd
Great
2
Manufacturing
(N
Industries
Petroleums
1
For foorrotc<
Last
to
Southern
4.20%
Steel
cumulative
preferred
Co
preferred
Sales
Range
for Week
3
50c
•
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
Feb
11%
Jan
1,900
3'A Mar
5 Vs
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
8
3%
\h
30'
High
Low
High
1
2
Corp
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Air
1
Ainsworth
intended
Sale Price,
Exchange
High
5%
Inc
Aero
is
5
Manufacturing Corp_
8upply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Aeronca
and
Friday
Range Since Jan. I
beginning Monday,
include every security
Stock Exchange for the week
Exchange itself
Stock
STOCKS
Shares
4%
10
Industries
WEEK
RECORD
the American
for Week
of Prices
FOR
on
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
.
101 %
'
—Jan-July f
Jan-July > '
guaranteed 2361—
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3'As series C
1
76%
106
1971—May-Nov
1974
3'As
4s
29
71
*107
115%
—
1982
162
79
132 VA 150
107
1975—Mnr-Sept
••%/■
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s
65%
.
76'/.
*93%
June-Dec
2%s
160
;
.
Jan-July
2013
84 VA
,
April-Oct
90%'
105
..
71
^Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1967
conv
*
June-Dec
1958-;
83%
135
83
76%
May-Nov
gold
Coil
84 Va
Va
1982—
80
180
95'A
83
1985—April-Oct
1983
ASpokane Internal first
Standard
84
1957—May-Nov
4s
—
125
99
94%
May-Nou
23As
160
162
3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov •'
3'As 1974-.—;
May-Nou;.-
Electric
Northeastern RR—
1977
80
90
»—
Mar-Sepf
H
ser
83 Va
*
67 Va
138 %
98
1996—-Jan-July
mortgage 2'As series G 1961—Jan-July
mtge 5'As series
1969—
88
10
109 V. 110%
138%
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
- Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
97
80
Ja n-July
2%s ser E
2%s
5s
mortgage
Shore
87%
__
-
110%
F
1986
101%
97
mortgage
Penn Power
1st
27/es
mortgage
98
99%
6
99'/a
;
Co—
Penn
112%
84'%
82
*84
.
Mortgage
First
5
95
Co—
Western
—
*81%
A '75—June-Dec
ser
-Art-.First
RR
Wet tern
1977——Mar-Sept
3%s
95'/a
12
101'A 101'A
mtge Income
West
--4
—
May-Nov
(Oregon Lines)
87%
I"/,
98
June-Dec
-
1976—
Power
mtge
West
89%
84%
600
—
*100
—
May-Nov
4 Vis
87%
97'A
mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981_
3%s
4%s
07 'A
•
„
-
90
93%
.98'A
June-Dec
;
gtd 4s series B
consolidated
General
111% 112% " '
112'A
*
Jan-July
First
*92
*81
•:
April
4'As series B Jan 1991—-April '
3'As series B 1971
—Fcb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aap '
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—_.,.Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
99 v.
88%
Jan-July
Gold.
•
1951
mtge 3'As ser J
West
1973—June-Dec
Gold
* '
80
99
90
,
——Jtme-Dec
1951
Gen
Southern Pacific Co—
,
ref
ref
SA 1st
conv
4
——Jan-July
Gen
85 'A
aLW
1
'
:
-Feb-Auy
1994
4 Vis
88
99
7'
>
1951—June-Dec
1951
C
debs
subord
RR consol
Electric &
Wabash.
95 Vb
Co—
2%s
Co
89
-86.
,.74%
/
B 1995_
—May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
102 %
10
{■•
*93%
;
Jan-July
debentures
Indiana
Natural
91.*:
84%
'■'Ski/l
.
.80%
85%
89Va
v
80/80
Virginian Ry 3s series
93
96
'
■
Jan-July
Edison
1947
and
&
First
'
103
-
92%
97%A-
s>
„June-Dec
:
,92
>,
Jan-July
A
series
;
».88 /..
.
89
4
86%
,
98
83.
__
—
80%
J
Mar-Sept
1981—.June-Dec
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July.
96 Va
93'A
94
•
•
*89
-
April-Oct
and refund mjge
1st
'
1985
convertible
Southern
100
*
*85%
June-Dec
—
1987
Southern California
Southern
2
i--.
RR
debentures
2%s
'r
68%
100 Ve
83%
1982——April-Oct
1971
April-Oct
1979
2%s
series
6
88
May-Nov
Corp—
A 1947
series
97%
*90%
■
Aprll-Oct
Apr-Ocf
—
First
80 Va
64%
—
97'A
''
gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co—
3s
73
104% 104%
June-Dec
1951
2Vis
1973
"v.,W
'
debentures
,
.
Mar-Sept
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Skelly Oil 2V4S debentures 1965
South
24
82
96
*93
May-Nov
debs
93Va.
93
2
5
96 Va
92
__
93'A
,
arid refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—JM«e-Dec
First
I
s
96
96 %
%
92%
85 Va
First
86
*101
_June-Dec
3.20s
96
,—
91%
First
91
75%
^
Service
Virginia
83 Va
'
100% 100%
1968-June-Dec
1977
•
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I
1989-Jan-July
1974
42%
•<
.
conv
79%
67
65%
1980
95 Va
38-
97%
June-Dec
—
3'As
Vandalia
82
84 'A
74'A
66%
(Jos E> & Sons 2Vis 1966
3s debentures
1967
assented
88
Co—
series B
90
79
85%
1976
Corp of America—
conv subord
debentures
Depot
RR
—
sinking fund, mtge series C
93
9
—
74%
__Mar-Nov
4s
58
42%
*86'A
'
.
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968—.
r
cons
95
*94%
__
—Feb-Aug
1975—
May-Nou
debentures
assented
71%
75%
—
2022—_May
1989—
88
»
41%
<
1972
3%s
1972_
2%s
debs
90
,
•.
*89
New
&
1970
*'
:
.
,
sinking fund mtge series A
88
*91%
—
83%
Ry—
95%
'
Vanadium
83%
2006
certificates
Seaboard Air Line
Seagram
152
—Mar-Sep
Jan
94
V
3 Vis B 1971—_April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
;
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Scioto
debs
Steel Works
3'As
152
Jan-July
A Jan
ser
A
'
•
87
*90'A
First
1997
85%
111
111
1
10
95%
■
Co.—
A
bond certificates Nov
inc
4s
5s
1980—
ser
St Louis-Southwestern
First
Ry
series
4s
4s
income
gold
86%
'
•
94%
94.1/3
41%
...
'.—
4'As
1st
mtge inc 4 Vis
mtge
5s
*~
s
April-Oct
Francisco
mortgage
2%s debs
3'As assented series A
—
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
1996_
6s
Louis-San
1st
I*0;:,'
S
_
99%
'
82
85
June-Dec
1980
trust
debentures
6'As
Mar-Sept
■
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
82
'87
I960—Jan-July A
April-Oct
4s
1960
sinking fund debentures
Rubber
S
2%s
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3'As series J
General
1977
96
12'
111
May-Nov
27/8s
>
series D
June-Dec
1982
coll
&
f
s
3%s
'
—April-Oct
3'As
mtge
3'As
__Feb-Aup
.
1955—
1974
.___-April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—.June-Dec
1961
.u-Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3'As
6Vis
«
May-Nov
Electric Corp—
&
Jail
debentures "1976
4%s
U
Jan-July
May-Nou
:
,
3%s
Pacific RR—
6'As
1950—__1
mtge
99
82%
29
97
95'A
1971—_Ma?/-Nov
coll trust 2%s 1975_Aprif-Oct
!
_May-Nov
1968
mtge & coll tr
—Jan-Juiy
Direct
§hCousol
95%
87
111
1986
Oil of California
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§hDirect
89%
82 %
102
%
*82 %
2-
June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973——Apri(-Oct
United Biscuit Co Of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
i
;
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Ja?i-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
—:
—Jan-July
93
93
2
91%
81
1973
1946
82
96
Missouri 3%s
mortgage and
2%s
96%
93
92 'A
A
93
93%
—•
Electric Co of
debentures
United
sinking fund mortgage
*
'■84%' '84 Vi
Corp 27/Bs debs
Union
87'/a
82 'A
Union—
3'As
89
"I
'
90
Oil Co—
and
1st
173%
87 Vi
*96%
*95
1980
conv
3s
5s
debentures
1st
164%
■'
—
93
1964—
*99
97
April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
E
ser
refunding
income
Union
Vi
93
»A
*86
1983—April-Oct
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Rheinelbe
7s
Tobacco
J)
f
s
First
120
Apr-Oct
debentures
89 Va
98
Pacific—
R-y first
Ohio Cent ref
3s
92'A
'
*111
June-Dec
.
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D
(R
Ave
3%s
Orleans
New
Water Associated
3%s
1st
Reynolds
RR of
Adjustment
1st
Radio
M
Pacific-Missouri
tAThird
Q
Oats
C
Union
102
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Jane-Dec
refunding mortgage 3'As
90
95
86
u
102 Vi
May-Nou
debentures 1975
Quaker
series
3%s
and refund
Tri-Continental
Mar-Sept
and
3 Vis
891/2
Co—
1963
debentures
101 Vi
{
\r_.
1970
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
&
May-Nov
1981—_
Gas
First
and
and refund M
Texas
1977—Feb-Aap
_Ja«-July
First
1st
B
Tol &
refunding mortgage 3V4S 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
LJan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
3%s
•31:'%'•
—
~5
9 7'/a
*
RR—
First
9?
97
101%
Orleans
series
Tide
—Mar-Sept
and
First and
New
and refund M 3'As
Texas
First and
First
&
*101% 104
106%
100%
89
—
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May-Nov
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1984
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96 Vi
10
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June-Dec
1970
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and
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July *
Jan-July
Corp 3s debentures 1965
97
104 y4
100
105% 105%
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^
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St
Texas
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High
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1966
1973—
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102Vi
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1977
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97
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1972
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-
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1962
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*
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass
100%
101 Vi 101%
101 %
or
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1982—^_Jart-July
1973_
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99 Vi
100
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Swift & Co 2%s debentures
100
1
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(Ohio)—
fund
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Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981-
100
98 Vi
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101
100 '/a 100'A
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sinking
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Last
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110
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1964_May-Nov
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1963—Feb-A«p
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Interest
BONDS
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guaranteed 4'/aS
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APRIL
ENDED
Friday
Range
Friday's
Low
2%s
Petroleum
conv
Pillsbuiy
WEEK
FOR
Week's
Interest
Exchange
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
%
19,700
29%
30'A
1,400
29'%
34% Jan
Feb
50
154
88
160
Mar
100
Jan
10
100
27%
27%
500
26% Mar
84
Feb
Jan
92'% Mar
;
31%
Jan
89
Jan
The Comrnerciah&nd Financial
Chronicle..
Monday, April 8, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
3%
LOW
1,100
•
25
5
3%
5
5
5%
500
4%
.10*
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
4'A
4%
11,300
3%
3%
3%
4
2,100
9%
It
preferred
1
stock—1
30
<Mich) common.
f
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Ve
3 Ve
8%
300
9 >A
Corp
Allied Products
American
American
Electronics
Hard
coot
American
pfd—It
1
19%
Feb
61/2
Jan
38%
Apr
56%
Jan
21 %
21 Va
22
1,400
21V2
Feb
24 Va
Jan
—1
1
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
Petroflna Ine clam
2
American
•
Jan
12 Va Mar
12%
1,200
Jan
>13% Jan
Jan
60 Ve Mar
50 -
Mar
3,900
xll
Feb
14
Jan
400
35 Vt Mar
42 Va
Jan
1,600
Mar
30%
Jan
28%
28
%
"9%
"9%
10.300
I
—
32%
33
Jan
11
.31 '/a Mar
1,300
33%
Feb
31
14%
11,900
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
15%
15
•
15 V2
2,200
14 Ve
Feb
17%
Jan
4%
1,500
4(4
Jan
21%
21%
22%
400
100
14
4
4
Jan
Jan
21
23% Mar
10%
7%
Feb
5,700
4%
Feb
5% Mar
1 Va
Feb
2 Va
14%
14%
600
13Va
Feb
15%
15%
15%
14-
2,900
Jart
15'A Mar
17%
Mar
8%
8%
Jan
10 Ve
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4% Jan
7% Mar
9,100
8%
500
96
97 Va
390
37%
36%
39
31,200
33
6% %
Co
Ltd
22
22%
11,000
20
4
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Atlantic
Canadian
Marcopi
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Co
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Canadian
Petrolina
Canadian
Williston
Ltd
Minerals
Canal-Randolph Corp
Capital City Products common—:
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Ltd—
Carreras
American
Carter
dep rets B ord
5%
4%
3,400
6 'At
•
Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
Coastal
Co
Caribbean
Oils
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Jan
Colonial
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
5 Va
Jan
Sand
103% Feb
Jan
Stone
20%
20%
21%
5,300
19 Va
Consol
2%
1
4
1
Jan
9%
Jan
Consolidated Mining
5%
Feb
2%
100
4
Jan
Jan
St
3
Jan
4 Va
Jan
Continental
Aviation St
Continental
Commercial
19'A
19 Va
200
16% Jan
3
40%
40 Va
100
40 Va
46
Jan
Continental
Uranium
St Varnish
17%
17%
18%
21%
16 Vt Mar
19,000
Is
3
;
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800
14%
Feb
16
300
14%
Feb
16%
3
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>
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.
2'A
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,
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40,900
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;.,i2% Jan
30#
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15%
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3%
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14%
1
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dep rets ord
reg
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,
7%
700
7%
400
21%
Feb:
28%
Jan
25 %
Feb
31
Jan,,
1,700
3%
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4
4%
1,500
4'A
Feb
150
9
7'A
5'A
Feb
2
2%
11.600
1%
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Vt
'7,500
7%
33'A
100
8
8
Feb
14'A
Apr
17%
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25%
26%
500
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27'A Mar
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;
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200
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200
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7%
7%
7%
7%
6,800
5%
1%
Jan
7%
"A"
Feb
10'A Mar
7%
Feb
Atlantic
Sugar
50 Va
7,700
1%
1%
Cuban
Tobacco
common
45%
45%
Feb,
Day
Investment Co—
Jan
7%
Jan
Dennison
Mfg class A common
7%
Jan
debentures
8%
2
Feb
47% Mar'
Mar
Jan
19%
19%
23,400
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16 Va
16%
4,900
15% Mar
18
18%
18%
19'A
1,200
16%
11%
11
12
19 Va
19Va
Jan
6%
Feb
800
18%
Feb
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Detroit
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9%
1,000
8% Mar
3
3
1,300
2 V*
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7%
19'A
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Diners'
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Jan
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Jan
10
10
23
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10%
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8%
Jan
5%
Jan
8
—%
20%
2.50
16'A
19
;
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20%
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16%
4
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3%
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200
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11.100
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3
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13%
14
15.200
50
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5
27%
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6.300
500
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50
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13
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4'A
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4
18
•
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3.200
18
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1,150
■
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17
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7
7
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2'A
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10s
•
1
•
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30
"
1
4% Jan
100
3'A
50
30%
1%
25.400
6*2
4,200
41% "42 "4
24
24',2'
1,700
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6
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29 '
-
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14%
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of
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stock
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
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4
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1
5
100
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Feb
17%
Mar
35%
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1 Vt M a r
2
5%
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7>'a Jan
Mar
36%
Jan
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Feb
24
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
177%
Feb
Mar
162 »2
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Jan
14
Eastern
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series
Mar
5ft Jan
28
.
Jan
59% Mar
Jaii
5%
4% Mar
12.000
50
25%
81V«
14%
Jan
Feb
Jam
Mar
4,400
12%
Jan
4%
Jan
6
14,000
14%
55
5'A
11
19%
!
Jan-
7%
7
12 Va
43
60
St
Insurance
25
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
5 '
Feb'
ft Jari'
87%
,1%
Drilling St Exploration Co_
5% Mar
Jan
U Mar
15%
86%
.,.1-87%
12 %
ord reg
Corp
DuMont (Allen B)
4V«
Apr
Ltd—
Duke Power Co
77.000
4 %
31%
Apr'
10%
7,900
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery LtdDraper Corp common-
Duro
10s
16 %.
Mar
11% Mar
117.800
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan1
1.000
2'ft
Jan
7
9%
4 %
23 Vt
ft
1%
7,800
45%
%
4
4%
2%
4%
4%
2,500
i
^
20%
Jan
%
t„
212
3% Mar
11,400
1
Jan
18% Mar
ft22%
$2
Driver
—3s 6d
Jan
Feb
400
■
-1
Textile
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
100
1%
15
y 600
103/4
"5%
25c
Tar St
Jan
400
Jan
Jan
'Vt
1,900
Inc
Steel & Coal
7%
3%
12
Ltd
Dominion
3% Mar
8Va
Feb
,
"6%
7% Feb
;
2.100
Oils
(The)
100
10
Mar
6%
Apr
39 Ve
100
8
Club
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—
10%
Feb
16'A
10%
13
America-.—.
Dome
9% Mar
3%
common
&
American dep rets
Apr
6%
13%
7 Va Mar
8%
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd
Co
600
'
~7V4
12% .Jan
*> 8
1%
1,900
>5%
-Ju.
Gray Iron Foundry
Development Corp of
Dominion
9
Jan
*
5
150
8'/a
.
Jan
9%
ft 5% Jan
4
Manufacturing
Detroit
Mar
Jan
8%
*
Dayton Rubber Co class A—*
Durham
Power
Inc—
Mines
Dejav Stores common
1,000
%
45
.\io%
—1
Inc
Brothers
Davidson
Apr
4,100
7,600
100
-
","5%
;
1
2.50
Jan
I6V2
6%
1%
7%
•
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Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Mar
W
25c
Aviation
class
Co
Daltch Crystal Dairies
Devon-Palmer
6Va
•
—2.50
common
43
17V4
Jan
7,800
12
%c
vtc
Manufacturing
31
43
300
47 Va
Feb
5%
4.200:
--
50%
1%
400
1%
9 %
*
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8
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1—5
common
Feb
6%
Jan-
16'A
50c-
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6ft Jan
48%
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30
Feb
5%
-
2-5°
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Feb
Mar
15%
Febv
l'A
•
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Cuban
Oil
Jan
8%
5
■
25c
45 'A
28
7.50
preferred
preferred
partic
common
Cuban
Lighting Inc
14%
26%
200
5%
45
Jan
40
-
10%
"7%
Jan
6%
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4
31'A
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Jan
15%
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5
common
32 Va
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1
—
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5,100
15%
,
1
1.
(Md)
Curtis
8,800
.26 Vi
7
5
Petroleum
Cuban-Venezuelan
4
39%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
Mar
7
6% Mar
1.000
8%
#
common-
Crown-Cent
Jan.
Jan
10
dep rets ord shar
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dep receipts
Creole Petroleum
43
4
37
15%
Ltd—
American
Cork
20
9
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Courtaulds
ft:
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39
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Drug Co
5Va
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1,400
•
Crystal Oil & Land Co
29%
36%
14%
1.50
Crown
200
Jan
Feb
14'A
—1
common
Crown
19 Va
„50c
(The) Company—
Burma Mines Ltd—
Reynolds
St
Jan
1,200
8%
14%
8
preferred class A
Beverage Corp
Jan
•
Bunker Hill
$1
Jan
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2.50
preferred
Corroon
Cott
4'A
32
Jan
Jan
12
„-.7%
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Jan
2%
„
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45%
——
48%
32
10*
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1
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———1
Budget Finance Plan common
Buell Die St Machine Co
Inc-
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Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Coro
Apr
Jan.
Jan
5%
10
60
Jan
8
Mar
9%
>
3,300
—*
14%
16
10
32
—
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•
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preferred
voting
Jan
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Jan
•
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Feb
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4% Mar
Feb
100
l'A
Crowley Milner & Co_
Mar
Jan
Jan >
%
8 % Mar,
2,100
200
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
—,1
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B__
A
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Feb
12%
Jan
7%
—1
Distillery Ltd—
Jan
12
j,.
Feb
9%
*
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6% Mar
200
14
14
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common
Bruce
Oil
23%
%
6 Va
5%
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Co
,
1
ret
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
cumulative preferred
Fire
21% Mar
5V2
10c
5%
9% Mar
10i
common—
C St C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products
Inc
3%
2«A
1,600
*
American dep rets ord
reg—„——£1
British Columbia Power
common
•
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Consol
200
2.300
11,900
73/4
10c
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17%
46
1,500
10%
•
common
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets okd bearer
•2.50
Jan
5%
1
Apr
14
9,100
46%
10
Inc———8
Breeze
3
46
10%
•
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1
Brad Foote Gear Works
Inc
20a
Brazilian Traction
Light St Pwr ord—•
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81%
11%
1.25
Corp
3 V* Mar
100
14%
46
prior cumulative preferred. 100
Chemical Company
Camden
Mar
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1
4%
3%
1
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American dep rets
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10% Mar
54,400
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1
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Jan
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10%
5%%
83.OS
73
lO'a
10
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
5
10%
10%
16
80o
I$ar
6 Va
3%
10 Vt Mar
,,
11%
common
Feb
<3 'A Mar
Jan
2ft Feb
10%
B
Jan
17
16
/
6V2 Mar
Manufacturing Co
Paint
Corby
Mar
16%
__
—
Calif Eastern
Apr
300
Jan
10%
Ltd—:
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Carp
California Electric
14%
4
33 Vt
Engineering—1
Industries
Apr
St Oss
Corporation
American
Jan
8
3%
'8'A
50c
Smelt
21% Mar
•
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—28
Belock Instrument Corp
Mo
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Blckford's Inc common
1
Black Starr St Gorham class
A
*
Bisuner's common
3
Blumenthal (S) St Co common
1
serial
12%
5% Mar
Feb:
2
10c '*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continerrtal Air Lines Inc
3%
100
2%
Diesel Electric Corp
Consol Electrodynamics
Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
6
7 Va
300
Beck (AS) Shoe Corp
6%
900
-
%
9
20c
Corp
Jan
4V2
6,000
5%
Jan
4%
50c
Petroleum
Jan
78,100
8%
5'A
Mar
"
Cuban
Feb
5%
7%
5'A
Fetr
12
19%
Jan
23'«
>
1
Connelly Containers Inc
4%
4 Va
8%
5
~5'/4
700
74 Ve
4%
v
10
Vtc ext to 1965
Jan
Jan
86
Feb
.
Machinery—
Jan
26 Va
Feb
Jan
8%
1
1 Va
Feb
Feb
1
Co—
46 Va
Jan
1
St
•
30«
Community Public Service
39
73
2-?a
14%
>
4
•
Commodore Hotel Inc
98
Jan
V
22%
10c
Farm
3%
400
Jan
^
40,900
74
'
vtc
2%
800
25
5%
14%
4
Co
Feb
shares.
convertible
14%
5
Manufacturing
10,100
.
Jaq,
13 '/..Jan'
7% Mar
1
Products
JSn
24
600
28'A
Lambert
5%
Mar
25
v.-'-
23
Hosiery
5 % Mar
Feb"
3ft Feb
11
'
27 Va
2 Ve
510
1 Va
.
3%
28'A
Aluminum
Jan
3ft
'fX 5 Vi
'
3%
23
Corporation—
8%
700
ll'A
-
22V4
Stamping Co
Manufacturing Co
2.600
40 Va
24%
11
—4
Mining
2%
1
Banff Oil Ltd_——
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
60c
5%
1
300
102
24Vt
4%
Jan
23%. Jan
18% Mar
1
45
1
12,800
81
ft
1
Jan
39 Va
10,400
11'A
5%
-
6 'A Mar
67
5
32'A
10e
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
.
->•"
Olark Controller Co
6,300
100
5,800
ft"
3% > 313
'
11
City Auto
Consol
10 pesos
Baker Industries Inc
B
24%
•
•
Apr
44'/a
40%
Apr
'
^a Mar"
5% Mar*1'
t co
18%
6V4
Jan
41%
Feb'
■"*
Jan
>'4-,*
"
Products Inc
Brown Rubber Co
'
4 Va
700
8
St
Jan'
Jan"
106 V2
ft ft Mar
100
1,000
7%
Club
Apr,
9
36 Vt
Jan
4%
"ft
Clayton
Jaif
29
Feb,
19 %
x4% " 4%
-
31«
ll'/a
—2.50
common
Consolidated
Jan
4Vs
5(4
Va "
-10
—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
J*n
3%
>
4%
,
5
10
15
4
104%
—2
preference
Cherry-Burrell
19 Va
.
7% Mar
10
Feb
.is
80
'
Jan.
7
2ft Mar
3 ^ Fbb
Mar
31'A
'"'At
6% Mar
27 '
800
'7%
Jan
Jan
1,3UJ
Jan
8
3Va
r.
Jan
118
Mar
Jan
27'.
Apr
Mar
•
Electric Co common————10
Claussner
-
1%
pfd——100
Chamberlin Co of America
Clary
4
6
100
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Feb
X
Inc
British Celanese
%./6% .;■<
,
• v,
Century Investors Inc
13%
2%
.
18%
1
preferred
Central Power St Light 4%
Chief
Feb
2% Mar
/•.
Jteor
-
2ft
8%
1
Mar
"
200
-
.
■*'
Apr
8ft
2o
Feb
35%
5 'A
1
3.50%
17 Va
2Va
29
?
Feb
Jan,
%
25 ;
17,100
4
-
•
Maine Power Co—
2,200
ft
2ft
Feb
8% Mar
3 V2
11,000
105% 106%-
:-4%-->~
10
preference $1.50 series
1,400
8
2
1
100
Jan
1
2,600
,
34%
—1
.
14%
•
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Jan
28
•
IV
Convertible
3,200
2J;i
.
;35%
1
19 Va
2Va
Class A
Amer
2s 6d
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Century
6%
•
r2,800
.
3 ft
6%
1%
X
-106%
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central
"3,100
26 Va
*
2%
8»A
Cenco
Conv
75,500
3VB
28
'
*
Corp of America
14
2%
Co
Bourjois
x31
...
(J W) Co common
18 V2
_1
Jrumciics
Basic Incorporated
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Jan
Mar
5 Va Jan
.
31,700
U
1
5.50
(A M) St Co,
Catalin
25
V
,-.213
Casco Products common
Castle
Sft
"2ft
3%
.
HI
•r
"
5/
Carnation Co
common.———
Carolina Power St Light t5 pfd
28,300
iy%
3%
-v
1
Producers Ltd vtc
.
*
1
Canso Oil
ft
7i;i
pl'd—10,. >26
Sc^. >:: 212
1 >
6
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Cook
Bcillo
partic
7%
j«
.
"
'
1
Continental
Borne
2
.
Vt
2'/a
2%
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
(H C)
Ltd
ft
>
7
-2
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Homestead Oils Ltd——10c
Compo Shoe
class
14
Feb
-
28
"r"7%
vtc.l
Christiana Oil Corp
101
Jan
95 V2
21
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Bohack
Ltd
Canadian
Cockshutt
of
Oil
,,,
9% Feb
26
Canadian
44 Va
—
Bell an ca
16,500
20
24Va
Feb
5%
participating
Steel
Lit
12 %
*
common
preference
Canadian
19
Mining A*
Development Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11 %
•
Canada Southern Petroleums
14 V.
Atlas Corp option warrants.
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Barium
Low
11%
Shar*.
39
Jan
22
4%
T»1—
Barry Controls Inc
for Week
Feb
4 Ve Mar
%
96%
lOo
America—
Associated Oil Ac Gas Co
American
"ft„
Ltd—1
Clarostat
•
Foofo Stores Inc
Bailey At Selburn
Sale.
Rang.
of Price.
*
Mines
Ltd
Co
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
1
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg—
Atlantic Coast Lins
Atlas Consolidated
Cement
Jan
12,400
4%% pfd—100
Corp
•
Ar
Canada
Jan
34 Va
Jan
Associate
Automatic Steel
33% Mar
8 3'a
Productions Inc
Devices
% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
1%
Equipment Corp
Audio
Va Apr
32 Va
5%
Armstrong Rubber Co elaas
A
28
8,700
*9%
28Va
ift
.4.71
4.72% preferred
Armour St Co warrants
dlass
Jan
71
11%
40 Va
71
8%
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power As Light—
Atlantic Coast
76 Va
50
11'At
5
2.40
As"ociated Tel
Jan
j%
1%
Power
Laundries
Jan
40
71
Vi
11
2
shares
Associated
.-l'A
1,100
5%
Angostura-Wupperman
Associate
9Va
,
•
Products
Artists
Jan
23%
Mar
*T'A ~1%
"i%
3
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Assoc
88 Va
Feb
9
20e
Lead Mines Ltd
Aro
Jan
22
100
12'A
•
Writing Paper Common
Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
AMI
"A"
83 Va
500
14%
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
Appalachian Elec
350
9%
9%
pfd—29
American
Post
88'/a
21
com
Co
Anchor
>« ft
9'A
87
'At
20
American Maracalbo Co
Ana con
Feb
7
'
12.50
Rights
—*
American Manufacturing Co
28% Mar
1,800
100
Co
Laundry Machine
American Meter
Feb
10 V2 Mar
9,400
12%
Inc
Rubber
Jan
Mar
4V2 Mar
9%
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American
4 Va
14
can
Feb
44%
>A
(RX).
%%
Filter
Jan
26%
.100
Goods Manufacturing.
Air
5Ve
38'/a
Aluminum Industries commc
Ambroofc Industries Inc
Feb
■
preferred.
•3.75 cumulative
Bread
Feb
25Va
V*
Aluminum Co of America—
Aluminum
6
41
26
Allied Internat* 1 investing cap
Paper
Jan
Apr
1J llZ
~iy*
28 '/a
Apr
3V2 Mar
1,900
4
A Fisher common -
Alltod Artists Pictures
Allied
Par
Campbell Chilbougamau
Canaaa
Week's
Last
•ale Price
titytt
4% Jan
3% Mar
1,200
3%
Friday
STOCK*
26'/a
25
26 %
Corp
convertible
5
American Stesk Kxchange
,
Algwmene Kunstsijds N V—
Amer dep rets Am#t sh*rss_
AB American Kngineerin* Oft—
•%%
APRIL
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
Low
3%
-
Ino_
Airlines
WEEK
for Meek
of Prieeo
•sic Pries
r'
FOR
RANGE
Range
Lut
•TOCKE
Sales
Week's
Tri&Aj
Mar
Malleable
Iron
-
•a
preferred
serle*
150
A
174'A
B
159
I
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Volurae"l85
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
*
WeeVs
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American
Sales
Range
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
of
Par
(1661)
Prices
ENDED
WEEK
•
Low
Bond
& Share
8
2 8 %:
28%'3 28/a
Intex
Jan
15%
Feb
17 4
Feb
11% 112(4
3 4'? 3%
8,800
9% Mar
12 4
Jan
5,200
2%
3%
Jan
13 v
13
2,700
114
11
jJ 14(8
Pipe Line common;
13
40 4
94
34
1
$1 or 25c
10
'"I
k
74
Co
"
Fire
Sterling
Firth
Plsbatan
Plying1
Ford
•
Tiger
Line
Class
B
104 4
A non-voting
Class
•
Pitt
For
-
;
64-
Jan
;
74
3 L
4,400
)43
Luxe
TV»
Fresnlllo
| 8%
*044
223«
*
,
Jan '
1,000
54
Feb r
Fi b
Fuller
::
104
t
6;'h
3? 6 ' -i"
6 '/a .$ 6 %
30.900
-8%
84.3 8%.a
Co
(Geo A)
5
16
„
-
i
-
common..—___•
Co
Power
Gatlneau
29%
13%
11
Alloys
General
Builders
'
Corp
(4
5
*
6%
General
25
General
Flreproofing common..
General Indus
Enterprises—:
General
14
£1
5
dep rets ord reg
10
112%
• *
■
7%
15
Feb
28
Jan
31
Mar
105
200
200
3%
1
Feb
6
%?L44
~
2%
3
50
16
Glenmore
Globe
49%
1,200
'
,
4-0% ••
394
100
.16%
!
Gobel
(Adolf)
83
5
Jan
19
12%
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Co
Industries
18
.
384
& Chemical
Oil
1%
Jan
15
,
6 4
10
12%
Feb
134
Class
Feb
33%
-
14 4
Hall
Lamp
Feb
300
\ 24
9%
Jan
10%
2,400
16%
Jan
Organ Company——
Plywood Corp-.———..
Harbor
Mar
2
64,200
2%
(A Mar
150
Hartford
Investors
Harvard
Hazeltine
Heller
fW E) &
nreferred
4««,
Henry Holt &
Gallon
Hercules
Hoe
.
Class
14
80
574
2%.
Ball
Border's
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
132
Feb
4 4
34
Horn
As
tfh
Bearing
4
34
•
Jan
75
77
9
Inc
11 "4
3,400
44
85
pref...
Chain..
64
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
14
Feb
2
International
Breweries
International
Clear
Inc
Public
Tire
&
(J
Co
Inc
W)
(A
Metal
44
20%
Johnson
Co
see
paae
300
4
2 A
~
"-2,400
Jan
6% Jan
64 Mar
"294
-
Apr
5
3% Mar
200
6Va
39 4
Feb
212
Jan
19%
40
Jan
-
-
Iron
Mar
I
Co
*•
13%
5%
£1
Metal
Corp
56
—
—
Feb
Feb
304
3 4 Mar
$2
"4 4 Jan
2% Jan
..
7%
34%
Feb
25
4%
Jan
154
Feb
8%
Feb
10
20 l
600
44
10%
Jin
2%
Feb
Feb
14 Mar
1.500
3%
Feb
200
26%
Feb
,
Jan
Apr
24
Service
common
Ltd
(Can)
Corp
15
Feb
14 Jan
5% Jfcn
17
Feb
32
Mar
Jan
28
_7
Jan
33 4
Jan
13%
2,300
-Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
11,400
374
Feb
Mar
35%
35 4
2,300
30%
364
2,100
33 4
6%
6%
10,500
6
12%
200
12
15%
164
44,700
39 4
;
42
74- Jart
134
Jan
Feb
164
Jail
35
Mar
57%
13%
300
Mar
13%
8,100
Feb
164 Jan
3,500
17
23%
194 Apr
1,100
-
354 Apf
37%-Mar
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
44% Jan
Jan
354
4
Jan
7(4 Mar
15
Feb
34
400
14
4
Jan
64
14
334
Jail
Jan
194
21'4
17%
17%
4
44
4 4
200
4% Mar
5>
74
9
2,300
74 Mar
9%
Jan
1%
2
700
1%
Feb
2
Jan
9%
Jan
4
9
4
k
io
10
10 4
500
13%
13%
14 4
600
84
84
5,600
8
1
4
20% Jan
Feb
13
174
Apr
Jan
§%
Mar
8(4
Mar
104 Mat
Jan
t
•'
8%
8%
8%
-19%
19%
2,700
54
5%
54
900
Jan
>
Clemens
6%
44 Apr,
314 Mar
Metal
50
16%
17 4
101
Mount
Vernon
Mills
States
Mountain
Tel
Tel
Feb
214 Mar
17%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Fling common
Muskogee Co common
1174
Jan
Muter
29%
25
~
20%
,
.
Jan
54
Jan
34%
Apr
,
13%
12% Mar
Jan
21% Jan
,104
1004 Mar
5,200
13%
Mar
1A
14
22%
12,000
4
924
60
l
Jan
,1%
Feb
25
Jan
Jan
1
6,100
20%
20% Mar
854
A
21%
-
-
Jan
90
Jan
92
Mar
95
Jan
87
92
Jan
88
Jan
2
2 4
184
Jan
Feb
2(4 Apr
300
450
4
18
1504
414
90
158 4 159%
159
2.50
100
Inc
&
Jan
.*
16%
400
17%
.101
13
13%
•
4
preferred
cumulative
Feb..
5
32 4 Mar
1
Products..-:
184
-
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
7
400
19%
Feb
284
Jhn
.26
Investors participation pfd—•
MoodyMt
-
14
124 Mar
preferred series B..100
-4.50%
preferred series C
»___100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—_•
57
100
1244 12434
1224
Jan
i*«
Feb
22(4
Jan
-
-
it
%
4,400
%•
Mar
17
159% Apr
44
2%
19
Jan
Feb
Jan
,125% Mar
1%
Jan
Apr
120
1#7 '
Mar
Feb
2,200
464 Mar
19
100
1
Inc
Company
common
-504 Jan
Nachman
128
Namm-Loeser's
t
4Y8
200
4
4
Jan
I
9%
100
9%
Apr
10%
13% U4 4
'2
2.300
11 '/s
Feb
154 Mar
National
Bellas
700
204
Feb
24
Jan
National
Brewing
Jan
5 4 Mar
National
Jan
Dehydrating
^56
12%'?,12:4
9.300
.52 le Mar
100
11% Mar
19%
17% ,19%
2% -i 24
3.500
98%:993„
1,350
500
2,500
5
6
824
Jin
Jan
Jan'
15%
Jan
24
Jan
90
8 4
Feb
5!?, Mar
,594
CoT
Co
common
(Mich)...
National
Jan
National
National
Feb
National
944 Mar
National
19%
Apr
2%
Jan
99Tb Mar
—
394
Feb
94
414
35%
Jan
National
Feb
10
9%
4
1
1
4
3%
Chr
100
4,200
Ltd
4 4
2%
18 4
21
National
Unlbn
Electric
Meter
Mur
Co
Apr
Jan
11%
Jan
44
Jan
2%
Jan
10
21
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
13%
184 Mar
1.9%
600
3(4
Jan
100
9%
Jan
-10
Jan
54 Mar
11
Mar
Jan
22% Mar
Apr
324
1.800
17(4
(4
100
X27 (4
23
23(4
1,200
22
Mar
26% Jan
27
27
50
-26
Mar
274 Mar
20 4
21
x27 4 x27
-
8 4
8%
54
Corp..—- .30C
234
2%
...5
28''2
74 Jan
46r300
8%
54
common
Jan
15,400
4,
24'
_1
Jan
12 4 Mar
4
54*
common
Le
IOC
.11
Jan
Apr
3
44
Jan
2%
100
10 Va
35%
144
.3% Mar
200
Feb
Apr
.84
10,900
284 Mar
29
Feb
3
1,000
10
———
—a.
Jan
13%
44
20 4
5
Associates
common
Feb
13%
...
Steel
Feb
24
2%
1
1
—25c
Presto
Industries
Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch
Products common—1
National Transit
Nestle
4
32 4
-
3
184
Weld Machines.
National Telefilm
.
"4 4
9%
200
10
35%
24
Mig & Stores common
I*etroleum Ltd
Neptune
Feb
10
~3
*
Hess
Electric
12 4 Mar
64
400
3,900
10
A.
National
21,400
-5
2.50
10
50c
1
Inc
Alfalfa
Milling
"*
:/f
5!,(
264 Mar
Corp
110
2,100
277/i#
Feb
2.201
Feb
Vd
27
1
Corporation
13%
~ Jan
.604
TV
♦
i
15 4
2,100
cumul
16%
75
Jan
::
Jan
17%
1
Molybdenum Coxp
Murphy
j90H
—
Jan
Jan
214
1
Muntz
'
96%
8%1 9
14%
144. 154
•
pfd..—100
Canada
&-Light 5%
Public
4.80%
J an
-
preferred
20 4 Mar
240
9
400
40%
—50c
common
20% Mar
99%
,
1,100
6%
50c
Jan
...
5
16,800
16 4
•
shares
a*.
Jan
300
534
5%
16%
30%
'
14/8
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred——100
Mar
2%
'27
common
11
234
541
Feb
12 4
1
12
1.000
•
4%
5
37%
.5
11.500
4
Feb
36
Co—
—2.50
1
10
—1
12.300
130
.4
12
of
Pwr
Molybdenite
Jan
54
Co
Corp
Minnesota
Missouri
-
64. Apr
Jan
1.2(H)
a
Feb
34
5
convertible
Mining
..
18 4 Mar
800
Abrasive.-
*4%
Jan
3,800
'*31
Jan
1
$1 conv preferred..*
Products—
'
9-4 Jan
21% Mar
24
7%
94
1,400
25c
Piping Cb
Wo hi
Miller
'
1,400
1,500
2,306
1A
14
1
—...
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9%
-<14
•
dividend
non cum
Midwest
Feb
23,300
■T.
50c
1,500
17
Feb
11%
£1
Corp
Petroleum
States
Mid-West
•7"..5%. Jan
Feb
2.300
85
1%
14 Mar
16
4
common—
Thermit
<fe
Steel
398
£1
164 Mar
94
Xl4%
1
Midland
tiVz
109 4
4
Jan
32
1
Apr
16% Mar
1204 123 3
4
74 4 Mar
104
16
*
1
5
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
8%
preferred
MiCfomatic Hone Corp
Jan
-
9%
15,000
Jan
14%
675
10
9%
304
5
•l__;
Ltd
Co
ds
204' \20Y4
44
163'a
—-
70
Marine
Ltd
Co
Metal Textile
Feb
t'53 4
97 4
i,
16
—.
WW
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■
k
~5 4.
Refrigerating Co
—1
Peroleums
Ltd—..—.—1—1
2%
4 '29
28
"
Oil Corp
94
194*^20 4
19 Is $20 (4
*
capital stock..*
5
For footnotes
35
J a-n
17(4 Mar
55
Jan
38
•
Mfg Co
Midland
67
> 4'h
57 4
123 4
A
4%
*
1
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Co
&
Jan
Feb
18' " -.18
15
—5
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29,300
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common
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G)
58%
Jan
9,500
1
Feb
14% Jan
60
2U
1
10c
50c
Rubber
International
Communication
Jan
Jan
f2
•
*
6
Jan
9%
1
:
Co
Service
Middle
12%
1%
common
Inei
Jan
114
Inc.
warrants
Jan
624
| 9:i U
( 5
108
Machinery
Feb
8%
Apr
Merrill
Mar
864
14
Indianapolis f»wr & Light 4* pfd__100
Industrial Enterprise^ Inc
1
International
10%
Feb
5
900
16
447'a
6
16%
Exploration..
-2.501
Publications
Feb
.
*4
.
2.800
29
Hardware
Mfg COInsurance Co of North America
]00
384
pm~m
(The) Co
39%
14Mar
80
(27
Co—
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*144
7(4
9%
Mead
Apr
Feb
100
25%
10
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit A Ireland
5(4
44
'
10
Truck
McDonnell
Jan
1,300
|18
30 %*
reg
54
— -
30c
&
National
ord
7,900
Apr
McKee
I
rets
■■
—'
39
.5
National Casket Company
dep
77/a
Jan
Mays
»■
Jan
36%
55%
150
114/12
2%';. 2%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
Jan
11%
—
2ft
rr.>
•
Massey-Harris-Ffcrguson
Jan
Jan
Jan
36
..
1,300
24
.2.50
.
—
4
10%
Menasco
Jan
3% Mar
20%
Securities.
'
Jan
10(4 Jan
100
12
***.
15%
6'/a
...10
Merchants
104
4,300
5%^
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64
154 Mar
2i)%
30 (4
Jan
34
2%
00c
.
Jan
Feb
Jan
105
Feb
500
25c
Refining capital
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Feb
27% Mar
9%
J*n
|l5'4
"4%
common
(Harvey)
-
26 ('4 Mar
10
Feb
34
V 400
?67
154
9%
_IIZ
5 4
500
Jan
Apr
64'Feb
Jan
300
19
•
Jan
300
-t
83a
:
17%
—
4
30 'A
7%
12%
24 Jan
200
$221 a
8
974
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Apr
3,500
j34%
224
4
Hupable Ofl &
Hydro-Electric
f
j
67
•
Hardart
Hyd'rometals
|
''.
89%V <91 (4
100
preferred
Hubbell
Feb
9%
24 Mar
.
Feb
13.300
6V4
14% 15«
44 5 43a
8 4
224
20
Co
& Co.
Hardart Baking
&
Horn
.
19 %
&
1% Jan
180
3%
6%
Inc
—
10c
Maine
9%
5
(Geo A)
'
2%
1
Mages Sporting Goods.
Magna Oil Corporation
Apr
127 .,:
8,200
234
3%
J
1%
B
Hormel
5%
214
14(4
900
7
157/a
.
Macfadden
Mar
10
3%
"34
1
Hotpe Oil Co Lut class A
Hoover
2%,
174
—
Jan
Jan
•
600
42
3
Mangel Stores common
Manfschewitz
(The
B)
6
400
1
Inc
54
25c
preferred
Jan
184
384
1
Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Hoiophane On common.
Class
4%'
6 4
__10C
Holllnger
5%
15 Va
29
12
■
7%
_
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
.2.50
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Hofmann
54
28
——5
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Jah
**
163
300
| 9%
1)485
1^81
.5
A
9,600
14%
:
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27
6,500
~24'f 3%
85
1
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54
...
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79%
1,100
ao%
9%
4
"—100
pfd__
& Co Inc common
(R)
"3
.
•
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500
"
4%
28
10
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Jan
Feb
15,500
10 ;
9%
"
„—25c
Electric Co—
Mfg Co common—
Hlgbie
Jan
54
174
,
214
294
Mack
Jan
1494
250
244 2%
64. < 7 -
2%
7
common
Hevl-Duty
(R
Feb
8
275
£30%
130
lCc
Co common
27
Jan
27
A.
—.
29 Vz
Mansfield.
$39 4
574 (57%
—
—
5 4
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Corp
"
54*
'
21
60%
Marconi
104
_•
Co
Jan
46% Mar
Jan
130
10c
—
Jan
8%
Feb
100
Jan
__2
Rubenstein
Helena
4
Feb
—.
'
•„
214
5
25-./
800
_
Apr
5%
6,900
34
1604 1152
1
Mining Co_.
Heel a
•
Corp
x3%
600
6
——
*
65 Vz
+.
1,100
Hazel Bishop Inc.
Jan
104
2,700
6
1%
114
134
:
12%
1,200
3%
x3%
16%
7% Mar
12%
Lithographing Do..—
23
12%
11%
x3Va
Jan
Apr
Mar
224 Mar
49%
24 Mar
162
25
Inc
.
Havana
13%
Jan
14
2,000
2%
34%, (354
Co
Mig
Hastings
Hathaway Bakeries
lft Jan
13%
i
16%
48%
j 2(2
24
13 Va
Inc.-
Feb
12
100
14
8%'ii 83a
—
354
4
'
12 4 Mar
2,400
16%
200
10
Light
Electric
1
2,800
*
124
13%
Jan
49%
100
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
14
1A
124
13%
—__l■c
common
Land
i 8T«
—-1
.
6%> Feb
3(4
'
Co
Refineries
•'500
*
*
Hammond
4% Mar
M
20% Mar
3,000
.
51
8%
—2
Co
14,500
Ue
—50c
Jan
Jan
H
:
4%
1
Delaware...
Realty
Steel
Mesabl
$4.50
preferred
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne—
2% Jan
44
Apr
10%
M'a
1
!
Feb
24 Jan
l
Ltd
cumulative
Lynch
Industries—
&
B
Feb
2%
12 4
334c
*
common
Lunkenheimer
Jan
29 4
AflO
Grocery
Gulf States Land
174
1,200
Louisiana
Jan
1,150
69
Griesedleck
Guild
19% Mar
500
4,400
5
Extension University
■>. 25% A5%
9c
Company
—-1
Stores Products common
5
Films Company
Inc—;
10c
Jam
18% Jan
1*4 Feb
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) -Co^_^*._.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co........l
Jan
18,000
2
1
Co..
Jan
3 4
1
Corp
of
Industries
Locke
Jan
£3%
194 '204
*
100
Leases
Feb
12
2%
5
Common
Mar
974
i%2 Yb
4
194
50c
Freehold
15 4
500
2,400
.<
Feb
28,4
-
*
Great Lakes
GriaoU
24% Mar
4%
8
Loblaw Groceterias second
•
Greer Hydraulics
19
75 pesos
Petroleums
Litton
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
11
10c
stock
Non-voting common
7V 1st preferred
Jan
214 Mar
2(/2
^
A
Mines
Tourneau
5 %
"
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
1
Ltd
234
2%
2
20c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
Jan
T4
x4% Mar
31
5
Inc
Co..
Corp
Sessions
Inc
Leonard
.Jan
100
1
1
,
300
11%
50
4"
1
Co
common.
Salle
Liberal
53 V* Mar
Feb
1,100
.
10
Mines
Consolidated
18 Vz
.
4
3,
1
.7.50,
S
Foundry
Lefcourt
7% Jan
Jan
j 5 (a
1
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
5 Vz
8%J! 8(2
12VZ32VZ
a
10
Inc
Goldfleld
Great Amer
5
;f)6
-
•
Gorham
Gray
250
1
Goodman
Grand
1
Inc
Co
13,200
124.^44
95"
class B
Distillers
Shores
Lear
Le
29%.32-
*
Union
14%
19
34 Jan
984
1.200
16%
14
Jan
15
Feb
Feb
3,250
23%
25%
16 4
Feb
24
~
Feb
'
•
Co
Consolidada
&
La
Jan
Jan
Feb
Gladding McBean Ss
Glen
Alden
Corp
234
10c
Lanston Industries Inc
Jan
2 4
5%
Jan
common
Jan
Apr
'
—•
——*
Co
5
95
20
V
22 3 4
2.50
Stores
Corli
Feb
Feb
13% Mar
600
8%
(A C)
J an
2%
Apr
124
1,100
23%
g
CO_____
Minerals
Lamson
Mar
Jah
92 4
Gilchrist
Mar
14
...lit Feb
6,100
238
98
25%
_5
*
Gompany
Products^
Lamson
Mar
Feb
75
Gilbert
4%
103,100
134
2%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Alglori Apparel Inc
La
Jan
,t
1
5
5,900
Georgia
Power $5 preferred.
$4-60 preferred
Giant
Yellowknife Gold Mines
(Del)..*
Inc__^._j_:
&
13
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Coa..*
Jan
.2
144
Corp
3
Feb
16%
105-
—25c
Transistor
134
500
25c
Co
(Walter)
Lakey
100
-
20,100
General
2%.
(3
98 i'
Company..^
Chemical Co
KoBacker
■
•
294
Corporation
Stores
Jan
94 Mar
4jg Mar
Jan
•vl4
IGeueral
44
2
50c
<S)
Dept Stores Inc
Klelnert
(I B) Rubber Co
Knott* Hotels
Corp
Jan
8
200
10 •;
6%
Jan
'
,174 '(47%
104
Corp
4%
pfd.rlOO
Drug
Lake
.
Corp
& Company;
Electric 44%
&
Klein
Feb
120
Jan
—1
Plywood
(D)
-
Gas
Klrkland
r
2,600
5 (4
471/4
4%
2}£
__4
common
»Kirby. VenSyn - Petroleum
•
Jan
Apr
common._t.56o
convertible' preferred
20
5%
Industries
Kingston
6%' Apr
9% Jan
.100
43 4
1
15c
Co
Ltd
Kin-Ark» Oil
Ltd—
Co
Electric
American
Glass
Oils
Kennedy's
1
"!•
Jan
5%
f
24
com„l
Supply Corp
convertible
preferred
ft Jan
Kawneer
'
Apr
44
fj 2 4
4 2(4
2
20,800
Kawecki
Mar
'
54
warrants
Co
it
Katz
"
Acceptance
General
7/«
Kansas
-Ma r
.
900
; ,-s—•'
;—a——1
Gehman Mfg Co common
General
'It
Jan
Apr
13% Feb
Jail
54
J am
Jan
79
2 4 Mar
•Kldde*
Jan
64 Mar
29%o29%
**•'
..160
preferred
3,900
;
Apr
Feb
"25
Mar
33/4
1,300
154^16
•
V
11,600
415
6%
-
2%
*
8Feb
109
4%
'•
2%
r
Mar
-74
74
*■
4%
1
2 4
Kaltman
Jan
-3 *
45 /,
.
214 Feb
4,100
64
Company_____—
(The)
11,800
_ioc
vKalser
Apr
84 Mar
IOV4
200
800
1.25
Inc
54
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
10%
8
6(4
11%
Feb
500
Jeannette
Jan
Feb
414 Mar
.
111.500
1
Sales
Beer
75
1,600
Jupiter
14
64 Mar
600
._._£1
Inc
40
94
1
_i
Feb
.
-•
"
Industries
-
5%
Jan
7% Mar
■
Apr
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Amer
Fort
Co
114
124
•
79
124
Jan
,16%
1
fa Mar
104
voting...
Motor
79
79
94 Mar
2 4 Mar
7%
4
8
.
Ford
1,300
84
.
Jan
•
400
-
22%t;22%
''
12
2
8
2,500
2 Vz
Jan
7% Jan
Feb
16
8(4'
104
Jan
5%
11%
„
.Feb
%
3,000
- v
c
j. ferael-American Oil Corp
.
•
11%%3%*
Inc
t
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Inc
42%
Jan
6 % Mar
5
120
.104.110%
224
class A—
Canada—
of
Motor
500
42%
Co InC
Stores Ltd
'■
53,700
124
Inc
(M H)
Fltzrimmons
"400
42 5a
(Phila).
Association
Manufacturing
55
4%
2,900
1
High
Jan
'/a
Ironrite
'
6% f
Financial General Corp.
54
24
pfd—100
Irving Air Chute.
'%■
17 4
3.90%
43%
6%
5
10
10 Vb
1
—
Low
19,500
'
8
-A
55
Range Since Jan.
High
52
5
33 4c
Public Service Co
Fireman
Shares
Low
55
Israel-Maditerranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
'
Feb
4
104- Jan
30,400
2|H 244-u l 5%<- 138,400
44
Ltd—_——.—:—
Oils
rmtgv
16
213
18
Company
Royalty
for Week
12 Vm Mar
.
F6b
„
7%
i
600
Iron
''
1
7'/#%.
17
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.:—
40
(4,900
,
\ ! li?4 14
15
4/15 4
-J
(Mix)
250
8
;• 11 (a
6%;? 6%
; 6(4'
v
102
Feb
11
Feb
16.
Feb
9,700
404i 40%
~6%
Jan
1.300
3%
-.7%!
'••74
Apr
95
class A—_
"atrehttd Camera A Instrument..
Factor
Feb
11%
f
34
3 Vz
,
.
Eureka
Iowa
29% "Mar
.
Ltd
•
264
>
Oil
Investors
Jan
400
20c
pfd—100
1
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp common
—,—,
10c
$2
convertible
preferred
1
Brie Forge & Steel Corp com
10c
6% cum 1st preferred
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
-1
Esquire Inc :
1
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5*
Corporation
f
i7«
ft Feb
9,608
3(4
Eureka
Jan
9
4
11%
America
Inc
244
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
304
Jan
300
1644 16 3
5c
Electronics
18
Jan
7(4 Jan
Week's
Last
Exchange
Jan
19%
1.100
-
J-—1
1
common
El-Tronlcs
100
8%
Friday
Stock
Par
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co..
10c
High
24
8%
1
1
3
common
Electrographlc
Corp
Corp of
*{ 24
30
preferred
Corporation class A
Elder mnM Limited
Electric
24
lnt—1
$2
Edo
5
STOCKS
American
Eastern
8ugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
'High
Low
FOR
RANGE
Shares
.
.
'
-
284
28%
500
•44
"44
200
9%
Jan
3%
200
2,600
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
2(<*
Feo
2%
Jan
Feb
32
Jan
44 Mar
5
Jan
28
'
■
33
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34
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STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
RANGE
Friday
"
•
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Low
Par
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co
50c convertible preferred
New Idria Min & Chem Co
New
New
ii
%
16,200
2^
2 Vb
2%
19.000
2%
■
2%
2U
9,800
ft
131%
Jan
1,900
Vi
Feb
ft
Jan
1%
1,000
1%
Feb
1%
20,700
IV*
Feb
1%
39%
41
5,800
38% Mar
47%
1
15V*
14%
15%
3,600
13%
Feb
Oils Ltd
20c
i—1
1%
Mil
MS
VA
19,300
1%
Jan
'
f
New
Park
New
Process Co
Mining
,
Superior Oils—________—
Auction
Co
New
York
New
York
/
A'-v IVb Mar
2ft
Apr
12%
Jan
13%
64
275
55%
Jan
78
11%
200
10Vh
Jan
11% Mar
3%
39,300
3%
Apr
5%
3
3%
4,900
2%
Feb
5%
1,400
4%
Feb
6
3
3»A
20,400
ft,
10
9%
10%
16,600
Norfolk Southern
10%
10 V*
10 %
600
Inc_,——1
4%
4%
5
2.100
25
——1
5 ft
5
m;
9,500
5ft Jan
•6%
Feb
7%
7%
8
6,500
7% Mar
10%
Jan
76%
78
40
75% Mar
88%
88%
40
86
8ft
8] jj
«i.ri
51,100
Railway:
Class B
Royalties
American
North
Oils Ltd
North Canadian
Airlines
Northeast
North
RR
Penn
Northern
Warrants
Class
A
~8ft
Ltd—_—1
Mines
ft
6%
—
____—
*
a%
2%
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Jan
30%
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25%
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83%
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2
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500
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600
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Jan
*
—
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101
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90c
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3ft
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Silver-Miller
Jan
2,800
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Creek
Silver
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
8%
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—
3%
9
20% Mar
Jan
—1
common
16 V*
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Feb
60
80
common—X
25
Old Town Corp common..———1
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7
Oils
Olcalta
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2% Mar
13'A
125
61%
100
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preferred
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900
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Co
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18 %
14%
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18%
100
3%
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20%
21% Mar
Jan
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14'%
*
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7% Mar
Jan
:
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4% preferred
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Apr
Jan
~8%
5
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Jan
20 Va
1
,—
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Apr
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9% Mar
Feb
X
Oceanic
78
91%
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3ft Feb
19%
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7%
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Shawlnigan Water & Power
5% Mar
Apr
—
19%
19%
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—
of America
Leather
Seton
Jan
Mar
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—
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78
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37
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Mar
11
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13'4
11 Va
8
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preferred
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Servo Corp
10% Mar
Feb
x40
50
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Pub
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7%
9% Jan
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10
Cement class A
American
North
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Sentry Safety Control
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3%
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3
200
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5
3%
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21%
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3 Va
1
21%
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Jan
Feb
8'A'Jan
100
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—1
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19%
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Feb
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20
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1
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2%
12%
17%
11%
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New
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Mar
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Sale Price
Exchange
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Feb
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118
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New
5
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2%
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100
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British Dominion Oil Ltd
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New
WEEK
Friday
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of Prices
Sale Fricc
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Stock
FOR
for Week
stocks
American
Monday, April 3, 1057
Apr
Feb
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preferred
25
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redeemable
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22%
23%
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97
97
93
Jan
97
Mar
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Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
114
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6%
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Feb
15%
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14%
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8%
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Aluminum
Feb
17%
Canada ordinary-
of
+
Ltd—,
Mines
Corp
55
.
1
1
common—
class B—
Uranium
15 VB Xl6
xl6
-ft Mar
.
Vl. i
Talon
,
U
1%
Jan
11%
ft
■
Apr
1
Electric
Rlchwell
Jan
Coft
.
RIce-Stix
26 V,
49%
10%
Apr
11%
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Feb
16
Feb
Oil
Reiter-Foster
Remington
14%
&
(Robert)
'A
1%
Jan
Apr
Thompson-Starett
400
47 %
48
1
preferred
15%
25%
»
common
Co
Pump
15%
Jan
1 %
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Thiokol
Co
21%
51%
(A)
Texas
R
(The)
Feb
Feb
Feb
6
Jan
13 Vb
Jan
1,500
Texas
■
.
Co.
Electrotype
5%
400
Jan
13,900
Thew
Rapid
24%
Feb
1,700
4%
61A Mar
Jan
x24
—
Jan
16%
64s:Jan
.ft
35,900
Shares
Texam
Power
5%
•
Jan
93 %
Jan
15%
•»
Quebec
Jan
Apr
—
3
com
common
i
Feb
3%
%
Standard
Sunset
3% Jan
1%
5%
Jan
Jan
•
j:
,
;
3,000
6'ft
Colorado—■
of
cumulative preferred-
Puget Sound
■
5%
23 V*
*
Company
Service
4 Vi%
2
5%
23 Vb
1
America
Co
~1%
1%
5%
23 V*
•
common
of
Dome
Jan
Jan
23 %
2.50
common
Ltd
6
5%
200
1
Co
Inc
Pressed
4,300
x7%
20c
common
Royalties
7
6%
x7%
25c
A
of Canada
Oil
&
♦
75
Mar
Yb Mar
1
Jan
Jan
13 V*
1%
Standard-Thomson Corp
Sterling
.
52%
Products
Stein
'5%
5%
%
*
common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del*
10c
Stetson (J B) common
•
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp
5
Stop & Shop Inc
—1
Stroock (S) & Co common
•
Stylon Corporation
———1
1
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp__—
1
1%
800
..
Jan
,t.
1
Inc
Co
1,100
100
700
%
19
Parts
lft
1%
6
~5%
Steel
91%
1%
6
18%
Steel
1%
8%
65
"5%
Jan
90%
5%
13%
Mar
12 Va. Feb
,,1% Jau
18%
13%
17, r
4
700
900
~5%
Feb
91%
•
700
10%
1
a
14
10% Mar
:
4%
13%
9%
1
20
1
(Ky)
Standard
Starrett
4%
1%
Stanrock
Feb
13
9%
-*
Convertible
3%
Mar
11%
•
13
Packaging Corp
preferred
Standard
7% Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
6
Feb
2%
l
Co
2% Mar
Jan
9%
1
,
Telephone Co
Corp
Jan
Feb
l
common
Powdrell <fc Alexander
19%
1%
5% Mar
lo
Prairie
Feb
1
;
4% Mar
Jan
23% Mar
'
Jan
51%
Oil
58%
10c
Corp
class
Feb
23 Va
Jan
21 %
1%
Industries
Standard
Mar
Jan
21 'A
600
52%
Standard
Jan
'
21%
1,300
10
1
10
Jan
-7
>
Jan
900
22%
50c
Jan
9%
10 %
18%
16,100
5%
2
Corp
Forgings Corp
—
Standard Gas & Elec rights w
15%
'
53% Mar
300
2
5%
common
Products
Jan
4%
1
Pneumatic
Mining
Feb
24%
22%
21%
1
—
Standard
Factors
23
22
22
1
5
perferred
convertible
$1.60
5%
50
Rico
Jan
Jan
14%
10 pesos
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd-
Poloron
4%
62%
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Porto
Apr
Jan
3%
22%
22
1
5
Co
Royalty
22%
Corp„2
2
Stahl-Meyer Inc
—
Standard Dredging Corp common
100
2.50
Minerals
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Polaris
Jan
5%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)~_20
Perfect Circle Corp.
2.50
Scale
1%
15%
1
:
Governor
12% ; Jan
5%
2
:
Co
Aircraft
Jan
H Jan
57
2
&
12,000
3%
8'%
15%
Corp
Peruvian Oils
3%
Feb
40,800
2
___
Ltd
Traffic
39,900
l
class A_
Canada
11%
4 1%
1
l
Class B
of
150
Southern
Mar
41
Jan
25
Pipe Line
1
-
1 Bol
Motors
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pierce
Petroleum
Southern
Jan
10%
le
Patino
Plasecki
California
Jan
3
10%
2 Bol
Corp_
park Chemical Company
Penn
Jan
91
Jan
»
vtc
vtc
Parker Pen Co
108
Jan
2%
90
_100
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount
Jan
84%
97
.___
pfd
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Oil
104 %
320
3,200
23%
Ltd
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Israel
590
2%
1
Power
4.08%
38%
25
preferred—
cumulative preferred-
90%
2%
Petroleums
Jan
106%
2%
Pacific
23%
90
•
l
Pacific
Jan
106
0
preferred-
Northern
&
97
96%
Airlines
Pacific
Pan
96 V*
*
pfd
dividend
$4.36
preferred——♦
cum
dividend
$4.75
93 Vi
preferred.
.>,
Feb
Jarr- "
United
Yards
Aircraft
Asbestos. Corp
--'Unfted
Cuban
United
Elastic
United-Milk
Omaha
Products
Oil
Inc
20
common—50c
—1
6
—_—10c
....
3.000
ft'.f v, .t §<r\
1
35
"
-4%
35
-
'
4%-ft"
200
Mar
Feb'
,
1
'30
-
Mar
Feb'
^309— —--4VA-Fet?-
Jan
Mar
.9%
Feb
5VMa5.
14.200
1%
'
5%
lo.oOt)
6''a
6
1
Corp—
-*
commoTi———.3 "
Products
22
.
6'V
:.
Jan
8*4
—4
Co
of
66
*
7
77
5% Mar
1,200
—5
Jan
24% Jan
.
6%;Jan
,7%.Mar
:"1% Jan
,
...
35% Mar
5
-Jan:—-
Number 5627
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(166:1)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Stork
Molasses
Co
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
•V; 1
5
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
United
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American
,
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American
Stock
Intend
Amer
United
N J
United
RR
Profit
10%
&
Canal
Sharing
Foil
class
United
Stores
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
(The)
Cons
2,300
n
3Ve
400
1
33%
33%
33%
2,400
.50c
4%
4%
4%
300
_10
37%
1
44,100
Munlc
7s
1947
Feb-Aug
$136%
4
June-Dec
4%
7%
5.700
6%
Feb
9
$157%
21,000
1%
Jan
2%
48
Feb
58 %
Apr
58%
17%
16%
22%
v'22%
23^8
4%
1,000
4.Va
18
'
15%
a
4%
Jan
Jan
25%
4%
1,800
common.
.
:
5
100
5;
de
of
Janeiro
Denmark
X80
warrants-
3%
1,500
35%
Feb '
Ce
4,600
2%
Mar
3
1
3
II8V2 121
950
-
1
5%
4%
5%
value,
h
Webb
&
Webster
.
5%
5%
5%
1,400
L__Ii
A)
2s
West
ctfs
3%
.'4%
g
preferred
Co
(not
Under-the-rule
n
•7%
500
3%
Jan
4%
900
4(4
Jan
4%
50
100
2%
16
16
16
27
29
1%
;,99
4%
Inc
(Del)
100
15%
rTrane-
^
traded flat.
25%
listed
'**
<•;.
*
1%
Jan
1%
48,200
1%
Feb
280
130%
Feb
•
1st pfd
on
ord
&
shares
'
March
Jan
~6%
Co
C)
&
Grade
Rails
Rails
71.47
168.00
92.36
90.29
89.66
;. .90.45
.89.61
<
Lt
~V/e
[— ■
-
"""
Feb
54
Jan
68
Feb
40%
25
25
23%
Jan
92.29
168.63
92.31
90.33
89.70
90.37
71.61
169.08
92.15
90.33
89.83
90.35
90.67
April
4
477.43
145.21
71.66
168.92;
92.21
90.46
89.83
90.37
90.72
'474.98
143.76
'
71.53
38
Apr
10
:
23%
Jan
4%
23%
89.10
2
89.33
Wed.
Apr. 3
Apr. 4
700
10% Mar
12%
10.100
22%
Jan
450
5Ve
Jan
Fri.
26% Mar
7%
x23 (4
Thurs.
8(4 Mar
7%
"3%
2%
3%
4.000
2%
Feb
4%
15(4
16%
825
14%
Jan
16%
96%
Feb
15
500
'
100
Mar
Low
:
.•
89.72
i
'6%
rets ord
.-2
reg
16%
16(4
1634
400
16 Ve
72%
71%
73
800
69%
15% Mar
,'
Feb
8
Feb
High
Low
preference
—
Wright
Hargreaves
Zapata
Petroleum
...
...
.
-
1%
16%
Vftfr m*
6.500
2,900
16
16%
10c
Corp
5ft
1ft
"l%
Ltd
■C
/ :
*
>.
7o°.
lft
.
Feb
T<
groups
current
,
Stock
Week's Range
Last
Interest
! ■"
Period
Exchange
or
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1998—
1
series
1970
June-Dec
89
A
Chicago Transit Authority
Delaware Lack &
94%
3%s
1st
mortgage
series
4s
1993——
B
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger
Line 5(46 conv
Guantanamo
Western
&
—
89
89
4
88%
90%
85%
5
81
86%
61 Va
66
RR
1961
debs 1967
4s
Valley
National
64
60*
;
$54%
4%
53%
Sharet
55
90%
94
86
16
91%
86
New
England
3(4s
Power
1976
(4
Ohio
due
1953
extended
1st
mortgage
Power
to
97%
v
•
»
.
97
104%
10.
97%
96
...
199% 101%
97%
97%
April-Oct
1968
*~m:.
■
187
—April-Oct
98
95%
2,307,850
3,761,000
Southern California
3(48
series
3s series B
2%s series
A
&
Edison
4,522,000
C
3%s
F
series
Southern
3,352,000
309,000
Fri.
Apr. 5_
1,828,440
3,308,000
185,000
9,740,943
$18,326,000
3 (4s
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
Webb &
Water
1970_
Power
1970
i_
1973
A
1971
3s
3 (4s
1963—
3%s
1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
;
97%
97%
r~
Feb-Aug
,
Jan-July
,,
76 "
168,154,048
131,128,607
14,193,624
$200,000
$70,000
$215,000
Foreign
$1,093,800
1,7~2~4~000
42,000
12,349,550
15,221,000
Railroad and Industrial
18,326,000
23.013,000
253,578,300
285,713,900
$24,937,000
$266,039,850
$301,246,900
Shares
Bonds
U. S. Government
International
Bank——
$19,419,800
Total
•'
97.0GO
>•
——
471"
99
95(4
""'89
mm—'
75
——
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
90%
89%
—-
971/2
96
1
'97%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
88%
93
72
77
100%
94%
Stocks
Foreign
(Number
103%
98%
Domestie
of
"
June-Dec
'
'
491%
98»/4
76
6
76
"98
—June-Dec
2
——
4103% 104 %
J.
1956
1957
1956
1957
9,740,943
of
90
9OV2
98(4
490
__
,,
Jan. 1 to Apr. 6
82
88
1—
:
;
.
496 (e
.-Feb-Aug
$19,419,800
$1,093,800'/
86
80
89%
.497
__
3,661,000
3,493,000
Week Ended Apr. 5
•
85%
.
94%
490
:
.
-Feb-Aug
(Calif.)
& Electric
1-
97%
__
—
Salet
*
/ 187%
—Feb-Aug
:
Southern Counties Gas
Washington
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
*
84
91%
40
95V4
90
1981:
Gas
94%
183
■
,
92(4
136
80
1
93
.•
Gas
128
__
80 %
100
a
California
Southwestern
80%
185
-
1979
G
•
185
Jan-July
1976
series E 1978
series
94%
Mar-Sept
.
.
•„
Bond
Bondi
263,000
1,819,840
96%
91
4
90
.—Feb-Aug
1973-
1973
3(4s series D 1976
y 3s
3s
•
3s 1965
-
•
__
2
91
129
180
: 129 '
Qas Co 6s
TatnJ
Oovernment
170,800
2,160,510
87
91
91
129
1970
326.8
:
3,931,800
4,785,000
Apr. 2—
98%
82
196%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-JuZp
3 (4s
274.8
$3,549,000
Apr, 3—
Apr. 4
Btocks—No.
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 (4s 1964
/
$166,000
$3,383,000
Wed.
98V4
—
—
'
United Statet
Bondi
Bonds
IO2V2
24
98%
151.6
j
Exchange
Bank
Foreign
Tuee.
98(4
100
1176(4
—
.—L/an-July
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Public-Servioe Electric
ifiscel.
Bond»
Apr. I—.
Tetal—
Jan-July
1963
3(4s
>
.
30
102% 103
102%'
Jan-July
May-JVo®
1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
6%s
and
1,624,303
Men.
;
94
$86
383.2
int'l
Number of
117
102
57
90%
llq tr ctfs—
__Aprif-Oct
1963
Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
286.1
161.5
0.8
+
Transactions at the New York Stock
98'
Research
RR
/
V
325.5
58%
95
14
106(4 107
106%
"
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
58%
1
98
98
569.4
'.,425.2;
353.0
—0.2
,
341.8
344.6'.
.
500.8
"
"
—0.1
'
281.3
.
437.6. V
+ 0.6
158.7
280.8;
.398.6
"
Thurs.
1970
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
J62
$58(4
287.6
+0.1
158.5
:•
.
123%
85 %
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
r +0.5
.//
.
97%
121 Ve
|
1993
A
4s series
mortgage
439.6
287.9
.}•
Service;'.
Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st
91%
ier—■
■1
*
•.
57%
52
16
1127%
Jan-July
1978
and
Mining
High
414.6
387.6
468.6
441.9 V
-.i.—j.
Low
319.0
366.2
.(•.
-
Transportation
Low
— M
94%
94%
+ 0.4
+ 0.6
.
if*-.
416.9 «
Durable Goods<_$i'$——i-4/4 ,• 389.9
Utility
Trade,. Finance
••
Jan.1 1
No.
High
56
154%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
Bold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
-
Range Sines
328.5
329.9
•ift/vNon-Durabla.Goods
K-'tMV* rtti
-.v
.
Bonds
Friday's
Low
AA-mer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3(4s 1970
Bethlehem
1956-1957
High
Change
Mar. 22, '57
Mar. 29, '57
Manufacturing-
;i8% Jan
»>9
-!
Composite
;Jan
15% Mar
/
•
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
year are as follows (1939=100):
v.
f;5% Feb
,
.
....
Friday
American
3
78.87 Jan 23
i SEC Index of Stock Prices
16% Jan
■
5—89.64.
The SEC index of stock prices based on
79% Jan
V
.,
•
B O N D 8
Range for 1956
94.00 Aug
Percent
5 ft
5s :
£1
-
85.25 Feb 13
•
89.58
stocks for the week ended March 29, 1957, for
.
11%' Jan
Apr.
■
Jan
14%
i
Jan
16%
^
,
'*
Jan
11(4
25%
11
A»—'»
-
100
.-1
Inc
1
Apr.
Jan
.•
1
■;
Apr.
Tues.
Jan
7,3%
400
Range for 1957
Closing
~Mon.
Jan
Feb
Averages
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
-Date-—
Jan
Feb
9%
400
_3%
90.68
(-35 Stocks)
Jan
22-
"3%
-
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
•
~3
1%
11,200
9:%
9%
90.73
167.99
71.42
145.21
29% Jan
"l%
90.56
'
90.66
144.43
Jan
;
90.33
478.31
Feb
35
"2
Bonds
477.55
•
(4 Jan
..
50
600
25
.
22
pfd
4% %
%
3,500
40
1
Petroleum
common
(F W) Ltd—
dep
40
ities
Jan
57
'
10
-
Machine
Industries
Amer
Util¬
1
137% Mar
35% Mar
5
—
Industries
common
&
144.05
'Woolworth
•
Totial
10
.
3
r
25
1
a
.
Pwr
Woodley
-
Grade
trials
ities
2
7% Jan
.
474.81
-
1
Co
Newspaper
29—.
Mar
25
10c
Corp
Corp_„
Brothers
"Woodall
Indus¬
Util¬
roads
trials
Feb
2%
91
38
1
common-
preferred
Wood
Second
65
Stocks
Rail-
Indus¬
April
Jan
57
'
'Wisconsin
First
April
Apr
20
Jan
5% Mar
800
Ve
Ve
'•%
38
*
5%
10
13
;
10
Oil
Wickee* (.The)!
.r5% ~6%
/
1%
142
126% Jan
Is
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
WilsoH
-Bonds-
Total
20
April
Mar
2
Feb
2
86%
* :
20
^
Inc
500
100
Stationery eom
preferred
(R
•
V,
;■
Ltd—
Coal
River
Williams
•
-
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Date
32% Jan
19% Mar
100
2 (8
2
2
100
_•
Invest
19%
19%
19%
1.25
j
1-Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
; White Eagle Internat Oil
.
: .J
t
the
are
30
Jan
17
Feb
7,700
136% 142
'
rets
•Western Tablet
5%#' conv
• *'•
••
Stock andBond Averages
v
Below
Jan
3%
'
„
Feb
2,900
1%
1%
1%
5
.
4.40% -pfd_
Maryland Rv 7%
Wichita
year's
dividend.
Jan
104
Apr
1%
•
Western
j
in
range).
ft.
,
6"% Jan
2% Mar
1.000
2%
28%
10c
Western Stockholders
.
included
(not
,.1 >;;
Jan
;
Feb
1
Inc
Leaseholds .; Ltd
Stores
transaction
'cum," cumuli-trUst certificate#;
Jan
5%
1
'Western
White
40
delivery transaction (not included In year's range).
d Ex-lntereat,
included in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stoc*
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-llquidating
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being
Jan
3Ve
99
2%
30
Inc
common
Utilities
.Westmoreland
51%
Deferred
a
Jan
7%
13%
Jan
5% Mar
7,200
3%
99
.1
Manufacturing-
Amer-dep
40
Jan
Feb
4%
~6%
6
6
•
ext
Inc
Westmoreland
51
53
49%
40
51%
$39
2012—Jan-JuZp
101%
53
'
Investors
Texas
51(4
51%
101%
55%"'
10
preference—
•Wentworth
♦
$52%
Jan
125(4
•
100
Knapp
series
$6
.
$99% 101
-Stocks-
voting
Waltham Watch
.
$65
June-Dec
Jan
4%
>
11(4
Co__
•
Tiernan
&
54
Mar-Sept
———Jan-July
(Plan
Ex-principal,
$Friday"s
"
:Wallace
54
$65
action.for cash
1
Bond
&
71(4
$53
—April-Oct
42% Mar
117% Mar
4,000
2
;
Co
cumulative
$2
52
70(4
1972—
W
Waitt
131
52
Jan
61/4
83
Jan
42%
40%
40%
Co
Corporation —_1_
Wagner Baking
7 %
preferred
155
111%
59%
2008—!
1997
1
stmpd
5s
2 (4s
A)
transaction
dividend,
Jan
5% Jan
4% Mar
5
preferred
Steel
Petroleum
Aircraft
High
126
__
SReported in. receivership..
5'!'
1
Virginia- Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing—
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
Corp
Waco
Low
$73%
——May-Nov
.
Bank
Odd-lot
a
18
Apr
Jan. 1
No.
—
$53
•No par
Apr
31% Mar
20%
3,900
Feb
29%
62,000
Range Since
Bold
$160
stamped (Plan
(Republic of) —
Apr
56
May-JVou
(Prov). 6%s 1949^,—^
Feb-Aug
(Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
stamped (Plan A) 2 (4s 2008—May-Nou
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
Jan
2%
(City of) Germany—,
(20%. redeemed)
(issue of,. May 1927). 1947
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
.
Peru
Jan
7%
:
Parana
34% Mar
2%
57%
2
common
Jan
A7s
.
Mortgage
Apr
3(4 Mar
Feb
1947
.City
A?s
;
Feb
1&
6s
Bonds
High
Mortgage Bank.of Bogota-r-
41% Jan
y
,
27%
ALima
.
..'
1939
Maranhao
Feb
2%
secured
AHanover
Jan
.
Jan
2
..15
Co
37
12%
f
34/,; Apr/
$1 Apr *
672,900
32
Feb
.7%
-14
_
34
45%
..
Jan
.2%
.
.25c
Oil
Norman Industries
Vinco
1%
Apr
7s
Jan
14%
f
AHanover
Jan
1%
.10% Mar;
1
Jari
2%
Sugar
Venezuelan
1%
ft Apr
208
,•34 % Apr
1%
;;v v
Van
300
2%
Corp
Corp
770
12/
36%
Insurance
convertible
34%
1%
—1
Universal
Vanadium-Alloys
40%
Corp!
Consolidated
Products
34%
Jan
10V2 Mar.
12,200
—1
Corp.
Universal
Universal
41%
12
_10c
„.
I
Universal
34%
1.
common
Unitronics
40%
AS
5
,
1% Mar
.
Co_,
Vitamin
$4
300
1
States
Valspar
~1%
"
B__.l.
United
Utah-Idaho
~1('8
'
40%
—25
—i",
Reclaiming
Rubber
8
—25
—
'Rights
200
—'
,
United Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U
5A Feb
—10
United Shoe Machinery common
U S
100
5ft /
^100
—25
common
preferred
*•; Preferred
5^
Bid A Asked
Low
A German
_10s
Bale Price
High
Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Last
Period
Exchange
'
*
Week's Bangs ?
or Friday's
•
5
73
'
77
Mon.
Government
'
Bonds
Bonds
8hares)
904,735
Foreign
Total
Corporate
Bonds
~
Bonds
$1,000
$30,000
$3,000
2,000
37,000
.$29,000
5s
i960
June-Aug
„
.
'
Western Newspaper
498
__FVb-Aug
Union 6s 1959
Wed.
101%
4102
"
99%
102%
100
101
'
—
Friday
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
A
Baden
A 6s
(Germany)
..A 6s
A
7s
of German
series
series
A
B
1951
Jan-July
State &
or
1952
Feb-Aug
Danzig Port A Waterways
Bid & Asked
1952
14,000
7,000
38,000
15,000
7,000
Apr. 5
967,905
18,000
19,000
67,000
60,000
37,000
$163,000
$51,000
$17,000
$231,000
High
5,264,640
-J&n-July
$23%
—
.
Bold
NO.
Jan. t to Apr.
Week Ended Apr. 5
Jan. 1
Low
Stocks—No.
High
of Shares-
120
91
1956
1957
Foreign gc*vernmeht_
Foreign corporate
6,702,550
56,897,713
65,067,819
$163,000
$325,000
$3,060,000
51,060
46,000
581,000
$3,417,000
3,405,000
17,000
3,000
488,000
487,000
102
21%
23%
Total
5
1956
5,264,640
Bonds
Domestic.
105
$132
$103%
32,000
1,010,085
19 57
$176% 190
April-Oct
6%s
46,000
1,078,205
—
.
Range Since
Friday's
Prov Banks—
1951
1,303,710
Apr. 4-
Week's Range
Low
Central Bk
Apr. 3
j
Total—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
Tues.
Fri.
Traction
.Atr. 1
Anr. 2
Thurs.
West JPenn
$231,000
$373,000...
$4,129,000.
$7,309,000
35"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1664)
86
Monday, April 8, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Sale Price
APRIL
5
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Friday
WEEK
FOR
Siiares
watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range Since Jan. 1
,'•••
■
...
Members
'
.
•
Low
Par
*
American Motors Corp—___—
American
Sugar
Tel
American
Anaconda
Boston
Boston
&
Pers
Maine
RR
Service
Cities
Eastern
Gas
4%%
cumulative
adjust
pfd
#
Electric
Island
Creek
Lone
Coal
—
*
r'
58
37%
345
215
33%
81
68%
Jan,
Feb
42%
Jan
Feb
35%
Jan
I
Jan
62
Jan
STOCKS
57%
550
54
Jan
2,775
52%
Feb
59%
170
40%
45%
3%
Mar
Apr
46%
3%
52 %
Jan
128%
Jan
35%
81
409
102%
Feb
172
34%
42%
Feb
32%
Feb
i
Mar
Apr
Company '
Budd
5%
RR
_1
Narragansett Racing Assn
National
New
N
Service
England
E Tei
&
Tel
H
&
m.'"-
20
System.
100
Co
13
9c
134%
40
116
10
9c
16
16
I
118
13
.m#
1
Companies
Electric
118
pfd__l00
cum
12
13 % Mar
Jan
12C
Apr
17%
6C
500
17
4,548
16
134% 135
222
Jan
131
Feb
132
Mar
,__5
_____
Continental
Motors
4
753
4%
Feb
20%
232
34%
Feb
40% Mar
1,151
64%
Jan
16%
Jan
39%
73
73
16%
17
46 %
'
.
Feb
Jan
17%
73
0
Jan
5
3%
476
39%
46
46%
1,536
7%
575
6%
-
•
Apr
;v •'
£'
-:
High
3
2% Mar
1,400
20%
,_10
665
76% Mar
17% Mar
45% Mar
49 %
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
476
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
39%
Jan
"
ZIl
______
Low
2%
19%
25
—
—_________
Consumers Power common..—.u
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
/■•
•'
Paper
■
m-'m
—5
Burroughs Corporation
Consolidated
Shaies
■
■
;
.
Jan
137% Mar
Jan
__i
Manufacturing.
McLaren
Brown
for Week
of Prices
Loio
m';
Electric
Jan
Feb
3%
10
3% *;
Par
Jan
Allen
Sales
Range
Sale Price
59% Mar
59%
Week's
Cast
Jan
52
PONTLAC
Exchange
Friday
Feb
57%
33%
V'--
Detroit Stock
11% Mar
47% Mar
KALAMAZOO
Feb
1 %
Jan
7%
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
81% Mar
80% Mar
46
526:-;
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jan
Mar
DETROIT
Building
.
Chrysler Corp
Central
Maine
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
/
Jan
Feb
Mar
70c
80
r
Jan
28%
50
50%
19%
40
14%
34%
500
10%
Feb;.
Jan
Feb
15%
50
1
60
'/■"
44%
45%
112% 118
•
■"
Corp__—^ muz 10
Cement
314
44%
,-;m* ;'5'
50
Co
5.
•
_______1
Copper Corp
Star
61%
Ford
Jan
54
55 %
■
58%
1
_
Bakeries Inc
Kennecott
mm
_______5
—
12%
60
■
''•'mm
—.—.
Co
Gillette Co—_
Hathaway
-
»
Co__
Motor
General
37
79
49%
•mm
100
_
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
34
14
12%
10%
100
73%
Apr
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Feb
136%
49%
1,026
16%
1
_____100
5%
133
37 %
81
100
—
Mass
cumulative pfd class B
Feb
Jan
57%
77
51%
32%
6%
865
36%
Assoc
pfd____„__
St Ry Co
cum
Eastern
Jan
170%
3,663
65%
61
—
Stock
178% Mar
12%
'
.
______10
Fuel
&
122%
16%
'
Co
Feb
37%
—
Inc.,
Co_:
Range
Copper
Jan
114%
49%
50
»
common-
Prop
5%
15
134% 135
.
25
Calumet & Hecla
151
63 %
■
100
:_i,
American
8% Mar
7%
176% 178%
my*
50
—___
Boston Edison
Boston
1.7
Exchange
York Stock
New
■
_100
Tel
&
Company
Albany RR
&
High
121% 121%
"ZIIIIoo
Retining__
Low
High
'
7%
7%
t
.
j."
Bros
Davidson
_:—___
1
—
6^8
.
1
N
Y
N
Norbute
Hartford
Corp
RR
50c
:
,
16%
16%
.^m
^100
_______
3
•.
50
3
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Chemical-
Detroit
Edison
Jan
Detroit
Gray
127
50%
Jan
Detroit
488
Jan
Ex-Cell-O
10%
Jan
Federal-Mogul
20
10%
40
9%
Oil
Stone
Co.
Webster
&
7
J,)
(N.
Twist
*
47
"IIII25
183
18%
450
25%
2,776
29%
2
46%
——
*
A
Co
40%
25%
-
IIIIIII5
Drill Co
Fruit
■
39
29%
—
■
United
•
■
58 %
18
41
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
Union
57
47%
Shoe
Mach
Corp
U S Smelt,
Refining & Mining
Systeni • Inc
Waldorf
Electric Corp
Westinghouse
50
Co
*
'
9-'—
■
56%
12.50
36
40%
Feb
40%
20%
Jan
27%
Jan
29% Mar
32%
Jan
44
47%
Jan
Jan
Apr
867
40%
Apr
45%
Feb
83
/
39%
Feb
49
Jan
52%
52%
57
Apr
63%
13
13%
162
13
Apr
14
Feb
55%
57
797
52%
Feb
58
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Jan
Sale Price
Par
Aeronca
Trailer
Fruehauf
Aluminum
Industries
*
Piano
Baldwin
Brev/ing
Carey Manufacturing
■»
$4.50 preferred
Gas
Cincinnati
Gas
&
&
General
Drug
',1
116
28
Mar
Hall
Paige
Lamp
26
26%
303
23
Jan
26% Mar
18%
18%
129
18%
Apr
24%
23%
20
22%
Jan
25
Jan
98%
98%
9
95%
Jan
98 %
Apr
28%
28%
438
26%
Jan
29% Mar
88%
87%
90
83
87%
Jan
96 %
44'A
444%
88%
8%
'88%
8%
44%
90
'
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8%
80
44
57
58
49%
50%
231
48%
47%
49%
Printing
1,354
—
»
common
7%
161
2
37%
25
25
37%
10
37%
Feb
'
,*
"
9
Jan
47%
Stores
American
—
Airlines
American
1
American
Tobacco
64%
___50
Armco Steel
Avco
__
177%
25
Anaconda
Ashland
__
Cyanamid
i_10
Telephone & Telegraph—100
American
_10
Oil
Manufacturing
&
Bethlehem
*
_
__
25
Cities
10
25
Service
Elec—
Jajn
■"
.
Federated
Department Stores
240
£ord --,~zrr-r.
General Electric
Davis
Parke
General Motors
43%
43"%
5
40%
Feb
44%
Lorillard
Mead
Tel
&
Tel___
17%
18%
225
17%
Apr
24
(P)
(The)
__
__
61%
77%
78%
75
66%
Feb
79%
446
170%
Jan
89
72%
Feb
Montgomery Ward
77%
National
Cash
National
Dairy
National
Ohio
Register
66
58
Feb
71%
56%
163
51%
Feb
65%
Distillers
16%
17
245
16%
Feb
18'A
7
220
6%
5%
Jan
7%
nEnu
48%
__
—
__
12%
15
12%
Apr
14%
* 571/8
59
39%
Sinclair
Soceny
__
33%
__
__
543/4
__
__
__
_io
—
__
•
__
5
Southern
Co
Standard
___i5
5
—
__
__
21%
Brands
__
™S?a.i
SK Km
<
25
21
43 %
Feb
46
43
43%
120
41% Mar
46%
61%
5
59%
70
Jan
72%
72%
50
61%
61%
89
48
Feb
64%
Jan
24
58%
20
56'A Mar
180% 180%
55
177% Mar
58
35%
76% Mar
42%
Feb
-
49%
Jan
36
67
Jan
192%
78
30%
Feb
38
Jan
30%
Mar
30%
30%
123
28%
Feb
553/4
571/8
32
54%
jan
58'A
59
159
52%
Feb
59%
£
Westinghouse
39%
881
38%
Feb
44
Wool worth
(P W)
16y4
20
32%
33%
17
35%
35%
48
38
38%
5434
37%
10
For footnotes
—1993
44.
Apr
1%
314
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
26%
1,937
25%
Jan
.
27%
Jan
7
100
7
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
500
1% Mar
1%
412
•
3
14%
2%
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
1,000
16
Feb
3
Jan
9
100
9
Apr
9
Apr
10
150
10
Apr
10
Apr
2%
100
2%
Apr,
3%
Jan
3%
3%
3,333
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
26%
200
26%
Apr
49%
50%
1,087
42%
Feb
531/8
__
135/8
—
60%
__
43%
11
10
420
8'A
1.858
9%
50%
11
Jan.
11
9%
10
28% Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
,
Ml
Apr
Feb
10%
10%
395
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Spring & Axle—.—_—__—5
Rockwell
29%
29 %
29%
364
26%
Feb
29% Mar
__1
12%
12
12%
600
18
18
Dillon
Scotten
Sheller
common
10%
12%
Feb
Jan
Jan
<fc
—-—
20
150
18% Mar
20%
5
125
4% Mar
5% Mar
8
8
515
7
8
19
Feb
Jan
Mar
—1
15%
15%
162
13%
Feb
15% Mar
_____—40%
40%
40%
146
40
Jan
40%
Apr
%
400
1% Mar
1%
Jan
.
class
Co
17% Mar
19
5
1
—
B
class
Tube
150
19
1
___1
________
Inc__—
Products
10
—
Manufacturing
'Sherman
A
1
1%
___1
Midwest Stock
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions onlj
A
Week's
Last
--'V'-
1
Sale Price
.Par
Laboratories
Acme Steel Co_____
Admiral Corp
Akron
Brass
Alleghany Corp
(Un)
Allied
*
American
Airlines
American
42% Mar
32%
Feb
38%
500
10% Mar
14%
1.000
7% Mar
9%
33%
32%
33%
11
7%
11%
11%
7%
11%
100
11%
Feb
12
Mar
6%
6%
300
5%
Feb
7
Jan
26
Feb
39
Apr
38%
Apr
6%
10,900
200
Jan
Jan
Feb
37%
__
10
________1
_
35
17% "
39
38%
38%
___20
Manufacturing
High
Feb
800
200
__
—1
Corp
Paper
Chalmers
Low
37%
42%
7%
__50c
Allied Laboratories
Allis
'
5
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan, 1
High
42%
__
—1
+—;
Aluminum Castings
Shares
11
___10
Advanced
for Week
of Prices
Low
;
5
Abbott
-
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
42%
55%
Jan
33 %
17%
35
18%
3,700
32 % Mar
35
Apr
1,400
17%
Apr
24
Jan
Broadcasting
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
-
American
Can
Co
Cyanamid
American
Investment
1
*22%
22'A
22%
300
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
12.50
43%
42%
43%
700
40
Feb
43%
Apr
—
76%
78%
1,700
66
%
Feb
78
%
Apr
15%
16%
400
15%
Jan
16%
Apr
35%
36%
7%
17%
150
1,100
31%
Feb
36%
Apr
3.300
16%
Feb
(Un)_
(Un)_
14% Jan
16%
Apr
120
30%
Jan
33%
Apr
9
153/.
jan
17%
Jan
American Machine
34
Mar
36%
Jan
American
Motors
Corp
116
36%
Feb
39%
Jan
American
Rad
Stand
5434
50
48y8
Peb
54%
Apr
American
Tel
37%
80
36%
Jan
38% Mar
American Tobacco
American
&
&
Co
&
(111)
1
Foundry
-
7-
*
5%
8% Mar
Jan
5
San
Co
6
24%
Feb
27%
Jan
50%
26
48%
Feb
51%
Jan
62
30
62
Apr
20
Feb
22%
Jan
Anaconda
44%
Feb
53
Jan
Armco
70
38 %
Feb
46%
Jan
20
57'A Mar
63%
Jan
Atchison
547/3
55
44
48
Feb
55%
Jan
21%
21%
22
21
Jan
22%
Feb
38%
39
28
37%
Jan
40%
Jan
Athey Products Corp
531/8
50% Mar
53% Feb
61%
Jan
Atlantic Refining
58
110
135
59%
Jan
Automatic
52
74
47% Feb
57 %
Jan
Avco
177%
900
170%
Jan
179% Mar
' 74%
74%
76%
1.000
72%
Feb
78% Jan
34%
34%
34%
300
31%
Feb
37%
5%
5%
200
25- |
Ashland Oil & Refining common
61
16%
177% 178
18
-
Jan
Jan
63 % Mar
200
16%
100
(Un)
Corp
26%
50%
7%
5
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25
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Viscose
10
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26%
2°3/a
201/2
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46%
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40%
61
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60% 61%
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85
Oil
Amurex
Co
class
A
67/8
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131/4
Feb
101% Feb
57% Mar
8
13% Mar
113%
Jan
72%
Jan
56%
70
52%
Feb
58%
Feb
43%
43%
83
42% Mar
45%
Jan
53% $2,637.50
4% Mar
5% Mar
63%
65%
1,000
57%
Feb
72%
Jan
56%
1,400
51%
Feb
64%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
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Feb
18%
Jan
*
(Un)
55%
1
29%
29%
29%
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28% Mar
29%
Jan
10
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Steel
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24%
24%
600
22% Mar
26%
Jan
700
50
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53
Mar
58
10'
10
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17%
19
45%
4
10
19
10
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45%
10
Apr
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Apr
1,200
14%
Jan
19
Apr
500
41%
Feb
47%
Jan
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1 %
Jan
7
Jan
—1.50
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%
1
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3
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7
6%
7
4,200
13
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12%
,
Jan
6
Jan
56%
53%
5
common
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Jan
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Bastian-Blessing Go
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Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Binks
5
70
35%
35%
400
50
Jan
Feb
Feb
73
Feb
36%
Jan
62
Jan
-
33%
58% Mar
58%
59%
200
*
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1%
1,800
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Mar
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42%
44
5,200
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Feb
27
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27
50
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450
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Mar
Jan
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12%
70
35%
10
Bendix
New
page
18%
Feb
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Paper
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see
17
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Rudy Manufacturing
59 % Mar
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Cincinnati Transit 4%s
451
Jan
62
52
12%
—
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Apr
Mar
Jan
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26%
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10
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Feb
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Jan
2%
Jan
46
17
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50
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Feb
3%
17%
2%
__
Jan
12%
Feb
5
Phillips Petroleum
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6%
3%
100
1,625
Jan
31%
12
Illinois
1,800
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Jan
6.25
Edison
Owens
6 %
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5
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10
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Feb
68
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Jan
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177
178%
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10
Co
Feb
Jan
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American
International
160
Jan
16%
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29%
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Jan
4%
26
26%
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&
Feb
58
5
43%
Jan
1%
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39%
153
5
Apr
3%
7% Mar
17%
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Murray
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36%
110
2.50
Jan
38%
800
165
5
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8,644
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7%
39%
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Clemens
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28%
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Mar
17%
5
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Jan
•
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25
29%
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Apr
Mar
4
3
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Jan
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7
24
7%
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Apr
29%
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EU
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common
—
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So
Feb
38%
—_____—_2%
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50%
5
Columbia, Gas
&
6%
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Columbus
Industries
Jan
46
13
Ohio
Steel
16%
3
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Baltimore
__
1
19%
22
1
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43%
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2,477
21%
39%
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Hoskins
Walker
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59
21%
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Stocks
Unlisted
Jan
Jan
60
Mar
45%
Jan
90% Mar
Feb
54
Jan
50%
Feb
40%
114
57%
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56%
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-
Feb
85%
203
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40
281
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1,204
56%
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Jan
23%
10
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Chemical
&
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30% Mar
28%
•
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28%
23%
'
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44%
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38
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Jan
28%
__
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Procter
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100
pfd
Plcher
Gibson Art
U
Apr
10
4%
Elec
21%
Apr
Feb
258
44%
——1
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High
7
10
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Cincinnati Telephone
E'agle
Low
50
8.50
—_•
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Apr
44
36%
17%
44
38
1.66%
L—.
Motors Corp
Graham
Masco
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
5% Mar
219
17%
1
Goebel Brewing
Leonard
26
*
Cincinnati
Dow
Shares
7
17%
44%
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Gar Wood
(S S)
Heater
Lansing Stamping
28%
8
;
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Cincinnati
7
Feb
Kysor
for Week
of Prices
Jan
3%
—
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Low
__1
—
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Range
37%
400
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Bower
Co
Motor
Kinsel
Week's
5,558
4%
Corporation
Houdaille
Cincinnati Stock
39%
4%
Apr
Feb
24% Mar
1,954
58%
17%
1,819
41%
52%
40%
*
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55% Mar
39 %
4%
.
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Iron
■
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39%
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30
Jan
1
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73
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common
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6374
200
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Feb
17%
Jan
National Standard Co
500
174
Feb
274
Apr
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31%
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2974
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60
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46% Jan
5% Jap
26 %
Jan
Jan
29%
2074
1,600
1174
1234
300
11
29%
Apr
Feb
23%
Jan
Mar
12%
Apr
20 V#
1374«. 137a
100
13*4
Jan
14*4
30 74
100
2874
Jan
32% Jan
3874
100
37%
Jan
59% Jan
1
6%
6*4
100
48*4
4874
48%
1,100
43%
53%
5174
54
1,900
50% Mar
62
Jan
Jan
7
(Ohio)
Railway
30%
3874
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57*/#
57%
57%
6,900
53%
59%
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10
5% Jan
Corp
Feb
5174
5174
100
48% Feb
56% J*n
16
16
16
250
15% Jan
17%
3774
37%
37'a
200
32
Feb
38
1
1574
15%
15 74
300
13
Mar
16
1
674
674
7%
800
674
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5
2474
25%
900
24%
Jan
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Tool
&
1
Oempany
25
7.50
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Light (Un)—
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)_,
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kropp Forge Co
3974,
41'
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Co
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*
5
2574'
38%
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300
38 V#
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39 *4
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26
600
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800
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200
14%
,
114%
44
25%
'
41 %
44
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128%
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25 74
2474
25 74
550
35%
36
900
34% Mar
42% Jan
42 %
42 74
100
40
Feb
44% Jan
55
Feb
65
22%
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4
Libby McNeil & Libby^
Lindsay Chemical Co common..
7
113 4
11%
1174
1,000
11%
*
5972
59
60
1.350
5574
15 /•
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Marquette Cement Manufacturing—..4
Marshall Field & Co
33%
34
500
3174
Jan
3574
_*
3574
400
31%
Feb
39%
41
300
3974 Mar
Jan
0
6374
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1,100
50c
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147#
14%
100
147# Apr
15% Mar
26
2674
300
2474
Feb
27% Jan
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2674
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13 3 4
400
1374
Jan
2
3874
38 V4
387#
300
35%
Feb
1
174
174
174
1,500
Jan
Mar
1
3074
Tri
-
Continental Corp
20th
208
(Un)
Corp
Radio
(Un)
Film (Un;
Century-Fox
So
La
Salle
St
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
Mar
39
1% Jan
1% Jan
Corp
__
3074
30*4
100
26%
Jan
30% Apr
1
25%
2534
100
227#
Feb
26
a
6374
6374
40
62%
Jan
63% Jan
10974 110*4
1,000
Mar
4474 Mar
4
15%
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Jan
Union
Carbide
&
Electric
Oil
of
Carbon
Corp
no*/*
28%
Calif.
1374
Jan
United Air Lines Inc—
Jan
United
Corporation
States
10
—
(Del)
(Un)
1
Gypsum..
4
U S Steel Corp
-16%
101%
2974
7
5574
—
2874
29*4
900
26%
537#
25
62
3574 Mar
•
(Un)
Union
United
Feb
Feb
27%
Feb
25
Inc
Power
Union
-
Jan
Mar
42%
Jan
Jan
'
_8.75
27
36
Transamerica Cprp
6074
39*4
39
—
Kansas Power &
Mar
8% Jan
Jan
4574 Mar
45
600
49%
5
Sylvania Electric Products (Un)
Feb
1,000
6% Apr
Feb
I
Equipment—
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Apr
5074
Jan
Feb
Feb
33%
49%'
Jan
33
Sundstrand
2974 Jan
31%
49-74
Jan
56
25
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Stewart-Warner
Jan
367#
107
43%
1
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2074
300-
Feb
Mar
42%
4,000
43%
55
28
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Jan
33V2
10
Jan
*
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of
33 %c
com
25% Mar
5
,
Brands
Jan
Oil
257* Mar
400
,
29
2074
2
common
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50
217#
4%
1
——_50c
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1,200
5574
30
437#
1
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2174
•
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Apr
26 74
6174
5474
2874
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Jan
2 *2'
61
55%
5
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Rand
.
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Alum
Fab
1
'
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M
Jan
29% Mar
3
1
(Un)
i—
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Thor
Kaiser
58% Max
.
21
1.40
;
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10% Jan
2674* Feb
13
3.50
Feb
29 %
5
72
20%
•
Jan
3574
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,
Jan
—
Pacific
1774
39'2
(Un).
3374
35%
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Jan
36*4?
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300
54%
59%
5534
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&
36%
Apr
Swift
International
Jap
36
24%
Co
Lathe
w
Southwest
'
International
Jan
40%
600
1174 Mar
International Mineral & Chemical
5
International Paper (Un)__
:_7.50
6574
Feb
800
350
Harvester
Feb
38
5674.
650
*
6074
400
25%
72
•
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200
4074
5574
1174- -12
—I
—
63
38%
2474
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Strapping
Southwestern
1674 Mar
400
1674
,
10
RR
Indiana Steel Products Co
6174
5574
18
2%
63
2574
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Southern
Feb
Apr
Oil
Rights
Jan
Mar
96
15
2674
1
Jan
_*
11%
10
common—
37 V4
2.50
18%
.
-
600
(Un)„10
„——
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Southern
274 Mar
"
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;
70 '
'
25
Inc
3874
5
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South
Sperry
*
Houdaille
38%
10
*
&
&
Steel
Standard
'iHeilntaii (G) Brewing Co_
38%
•
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*
preferred
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~2
—1
.
■
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Shell
Jan
24%
'
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57%
5
;
-
Louis Public Service
Sears
Jar.
7574
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22% Mar
51 %
4674 Mar
4474
3574
77%
Jan
Feb
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Mar
1
5
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Industries
Serrick
4274 Mar
50
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Apr
1874
43
5
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Schwitzer
Feb
54 74
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x._j.__a_a
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46%
2,000
5
Schenley
Apr
Feb
3874
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Great
Apr
900
51%
(Un>
St
Jan
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Great
46%
2274
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St
Feb
14%
52%
200
Rexall Drug
2474 Jan
—10
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Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
100
46%
2174
5074
v
674
10
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
42
10
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-Gray
Jfca
46*/4
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15%
.
2% Mar
1.100
10
._
(Un»
Jan
22%
51%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Sinclair
Glidden
25%
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2274
Co
1774
Jan
19% Feb
900
2174
974
Products Co_„
GWlette
Apr
20
1
(Un)
of
Company
Co (Un)
Oil
Quaker
59% Mar
Feb
2%
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16
Feb
1,100
13%
—
Jan
4,800
674
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(Un)_
Jan
54'/a
6-74
17%: 17%
i—2
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22%
700
Jan
9074
Apr
84*4 Feb
170
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21%
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1
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1
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General
100
2074
33 74c
Pfizer
Feb
36
*
General
22*4
2074
46%
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1474- 1574
—
1.25
1
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4
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.
39 %
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9
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1074
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'General Contract
,
121
32% Miar
17 % Jan
Jan
13%
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f
500
33%
41% Jan
Jan
Apr
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,
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Mar
Mar
Feb
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16
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874
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j
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37
100
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,
Mar
200
16%
30
11%
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1
27% Mar
16%
_1
1,200
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•Ford Motor Co..,.-
1
39
Feb
35% Mar
42 74 Mar
2,900
of
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<
Feb
24%
300
«
102 7/8 Mar
Apr
9%
Eastern
.
9% Jan
30%
500
;
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■
3874
6% Mar
700
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1874
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3
29%
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2074
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26
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2%
3574
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5
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5
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24
2874
(Un)
51
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
;
150
100
35%
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Cudaliy Packing Co common
-Controls
J
5%
5% Jan
3074
(Uai
Jan
16%
,100
\ 28 74
Feb
3% Feb
3% Mar
24%
37%
26%
33
5
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Consumers Power Coj
4174
1,400
1,200
v
35%
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68%
Feb
118%
»
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Pacific
States
Ohio
Mar
7/64 Apr
39 *4 Jan
2,800
100 7/a 1007«
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.—
200
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Feb
874 Mar
1674 Mar
2,400
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3974
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preferred
43 74»
474
40
J*i1
48% Mar
3
.
Feb
36
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41%
1,200
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18
37* Jan
1,000
.
3774
-
1
RR
58% Mar
200
*
7
7
27
—10
,
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Central
Ohio
1674i 17%
17
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;
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43
.
4
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Jan
30% Feb
Mar
■
72%^ 74
61% 61%
&
(Minnesota)
3774 Jan
Jan
674
1,800
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•
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500
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;
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:
1
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38
4
3
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5
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3474
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100
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■*„
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53%
100
5274
28
2974
7
7
300
600
28
6%
114%
Feb
69% Jan
42
Apr
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Jan
29Y* Mar
Jan
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*
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7
Mar
54
55%
900
59
6174
2,800
57 y« Mar
73%
2,800
874 Apr
18% Mar
974
Jan
20%
Jan
52%
Feb
57%
52
Feb
58% Jan
Jan
3574 Mar
*
Martin
<
(Glenn L)
Medusa
Co
(Un)
1
Portland Cement
41
56%
450
51%
Jan
34%
35
300
3074
Feb
12.50
20%
20%
400
19%
4
137a
137a
200
13%
15
56%
4674
Jan
57%
Jan
*
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&
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r
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;
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Chapman & Scott (Un)
Brick
Inc
3474
Feb
Feb
35
Apr
21%
Jan
15%
Jan
W^bcor
Inc
Western
Union Telegraph.
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger
Wieboidt
Stores
Wisconsin
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
Middle
South
Minneapolis
*
Missouri
Portland
(Un)_^
10%
10%
32%
200
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
774
7%
600
6%
Jan
7%
1,000
-58%
$4.25
Electric Power
Wisconsin
Woolworth
Public
(F W)
Service
Co
6474
5474
68%-
Feb
9
874
18%
18 74
56
5574
57
5
-
pfd__
(Un)
35*4
100
33%
Jan
87%
Feb
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
5474
5574
900
54%
Apr
6574
Feb
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,
-
-
_,
——
317#
10
—10
200
2,000
Jan
22
—
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Corp
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;
25%
200
24
Feb
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79%
79 %
87
79
Jan
81
317#
32*4
850
30 y#
Feb
32% Mar
22
22
74
400
21%
Jan
23
437#
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800
42% Mar
Jan
45% Jan
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113%
4
Feb
Mar
25%
*
—
9
68%'Apr'
35*4
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12.50
44.
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1
2.%
—127a'
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10%
10
—
Cement--
see
Jan
32%
1
footnotes
page
For
1274
—10
—^
Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuei
Feb
1
Utilities,
Brewing
10%
250
.....
300
9974 M*r
121
Jan
108% 113'%
400
9274
113%
Apr
Feb
/
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, April 8, 1957
(1666)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
APRIL
ENDED
5
Week's
]
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Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Aeco
————----1
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Corp
Mining Co
Juneau Gold
--
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Aluminium
Bosch
American
Can
American
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
3,767
24
293
20%
Jan
25 Vb
40%
Feb
42% Mar
76%
11%
11%
•'H
7%
Bankline Oil
Co———
Barker
Corp
Bros
% % \ preferred'
Instrument
Oil
Chica
preferred
235
Apr
38
Apr
38
22%
235
20
Feb
23%
685 "
52%
Feb
65
Feb
16%
15 %
327
24%
24%
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43%
3,322
9%
Apr
4%
5%
525
4%
6%
7
5,975
Apr
Jan
12%
12%
Hilton
41%
Feb
47
4%
Apr
221
4%
3,915
8
8%
2,467
13%
925
7%
Jan
"
1%
41
Feb
43%
36
Apr
40
24
Apr
30%
57% Mar
62%
Jau
252
1,700
42%'
44
11%
Oil
1% Mar
47%
Feb
13 %
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13c
16
278
15%
Feb
18%
49%
47'/2
49%
1.711
Mar
60%
4%
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5%
5
10
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22%
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45
307
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11
2,108
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38%
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5
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33%
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Kern
20
202
Feb
23
826
38
Feb
43 y»
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121
13%
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14%
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1,025
6,033
2%
2%
2%
100
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34%
34
34%
385
30%
1
2
2
2
250
5
6
'
Apr
2
'
14%
150
14% Mar
16 V*
1.707
86%
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96
782
15
Feb
17%
Jan
10 %
10%
300
10 %
Feb
11%
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28%
28%
295
3%
1,060
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240
59%
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35
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Monsanto
Feb
68%
Jan
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65
Jan
59 %
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68 V*
Feb
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67% a(»8%
160
Feb
69 y2
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Jan
37%
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1_
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35 y2
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38%
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103% Mar
107 Vm
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107 %
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424
1.300
47%
50%
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95
820
41c
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35%
-
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9% Mar
11%
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45c
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327
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49
Jan
590
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•
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Power
Diablo
Co
National
Auto
Biscuit
National
City
National
Distillers
31
Jan
35
Apr
Jan
National
Gypsum Co
17%
Apr
19 V*
Jan
class
I
35
265
2,153
17%
17%
100
40
100
40
Mar
41% Mar
44%
45
774
44
Feb
45V2
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1.261
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Feb
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13 %
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257
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10
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34 V* Mar
516
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41
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1.654
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67
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Jan
40
Mar
44 V*
45
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Jan
18%
195
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22
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70c
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100
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30
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17%
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40
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50
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27 V*
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Apr
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7%
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30%
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283
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414
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32
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91 %
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329
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12%
32
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28
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14%
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Decca Records Inc
DuMont
43%
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11%
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Lockheed
21%
7
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Feb
23%
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Loew's
39%
8%
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37%
220
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10
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Oceanic
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25.415
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Apr
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Curtiss-Wright Corp com
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43%
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&
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35 y2
25
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8% Mar
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713
Co
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34 y2
123%
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Kaiser
Lehman
32%
7%
—
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Cuban American
Feb
Feb
2.50
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(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Jan
10
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Jan
16% Mar
Jan
108%
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preferred
Lear
402
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33%
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190
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39%
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42%
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219
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12.50
31.800
,
36%
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Feb
7%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
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1,200
25c
13.000
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16%
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155
1%
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29V*
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29%
165
5.950
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Champlin Oil & Refining
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2.60
325
56
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410
33
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44
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12
57
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16%
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Co
105
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Feb
52
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58
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58
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Feb
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71%
53
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Jan
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355
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Southern
Canada
70
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67
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70
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41%
10.871
1,191
—
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1
Intex
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11,000
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39%
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100
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34 % Mar
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105
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42%
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36
41%
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International
Jan
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41
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5%
37
41
Hotels
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Jan
14%
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24
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12%
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Home
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Jan
7
16%
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Holly Oil Co
Jau
6
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preferred
Hoffman
Jan
Jan
15%
Hupp Corp
6
518
59%,
.
47
11%
Feb
10%
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Feb
Feb
150
Calif
Aircraft
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Holly
Jan
26%
227/« Mur
275
9%
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.
Hertz
Jan
13%
$1.25
43%
16%
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Hancock
Jan
16V4
Hawaiian Pineapple 4.
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57%
9c
Industries (Un)
Corporation
Burlington
Burroughs
38
38
3%
.
Co
Jan
12%
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6%
72%
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Corp
Bunker Hill
Feb
3%
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57%
7c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd
1,922
3%
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Borg-Warner
65%
1
2
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Bolsa
Jau
14 %
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Borden Co
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-
Low
27%
56%
Jan
61%
22%
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,
Range Since Jan. 1
29%
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Duquesme Light Co___:
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.
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Jan
96
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Curtis Publishing Co__
Jan
48%
48
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.
Jan
60 3 4
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,
33%
.
Jan
114'%
High
33%
Feb
8%
Feb
Sales
Electrftr/ Storage Battefy_1l_T,________J.0, ' ?
42%
Apr
Feb
125
Shares
Ford
-
57 %
7%
for Week
10% Jan
1
Jan
100
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Campbell Soup Co
T7%
Feb
45
54% Mar
Range
29"
4
Jan
Mar
102%
"
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Low
preferred_i_/:—___50
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49
50c
(Un)
$2.50
Jan.
Apr
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51%, Eeb
,
8,753
20c
•
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Feb
Jan
65%
Mar
43
700
113%
10
75
55%
a
High
Mar
16c
of Prices
Sale Price
.
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Baldwin-Lima-^Hamilton
1% Jan
21% Mar
Feb
103
a
Last
.
Co
Baltimore Transit Co
Jan
4c
Apr
113%
26% Feb
102
4%
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,
Feb
58%
768
48%
Jan
48% Feb*
1
300
a
a
Tel
Electric
48
Mar
%
19
2,575
10%
49%
220
330
Friday
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1
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21
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55
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&
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27
50%
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Arundel
Atlantic
10%
a
Steel
Stores
16% Mar
16%
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.
Sunray Mid-Continent
Wood
American
68% Mar
58%
27
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Apr
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3c
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771
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:
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64%
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47%
38%
25
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5
of
Feb
25
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Co
39%
32% Feb
151
•
43%
43
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125
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40
21%
7-
<Un)_______.
common
STOCKS
789.;
21%
43%
37% Jan
15
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480
.
17,300
Low
53
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
'
29% Jan
34% Mar
1,195
lli
15
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Oil
"
390
20%
20c
.
Feb
25
common
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25
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47%
38%
26
18c
20c
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29% Mar
21%
2
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Petroleum
Standard
Feb
40
•_____
Pacific
Jan
21%
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28%
5
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Jan
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26
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Feb
63 %
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High
5434
Apr
405
45
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Low
Mar
1,300
35
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58
.2,419
35
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Calif
1 %
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Shares
Feb
93c
35
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Inc
57%
tor Week-
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com
Youngstown Sheet &,Tube (Un)_
Zenith
Radio
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Jan
19%
463
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Basin
Worthington
Jan
1
Apr
54%
Jan
64%
29%
Co
73/b
64
28%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Southern
18
1
Woolworth
92c
92C
28%
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Shasta Water Co (Un)
Sinclair Oil
105
1
Co—
&
5,610
Jan
23% Mar
51% Feb
812
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Servomechanisms
1%
19%
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
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59
22% Mar
425
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713
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52%
Jan
.
16% Jan
200
26%
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48%
6.589
23 %
29%
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1.047
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23%
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Lead
52%
20%
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Feb
52%
1
Aeronautical
Jan
(Un)
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Petroleum
5%
Co (Un)
_______
Dutch
237
Wheeling Steel Corp
31 %
Feb
52%
1
class A
24%
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Range
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Par
Apr
20%
Feb
21"
23%
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Axle
&
380
6
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of Prices
Last
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31% Jan
52 %,,
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Spring
28%
6
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Riverside Cement
Rockwell
I
28%
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,
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5
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
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for Week
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FOR
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Jan
7 Va Mar
_
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Feb
Feb
30%
Jan
Feb
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46
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of
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21
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94
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94
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5.827
110
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4%'%
Apr
Jan
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46
46%
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50%
25
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410
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Apr
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Feb
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Canada Cement
Feb
54 Va
Jan
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59
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Canada
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47
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260
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50
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1
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preferred
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Telephone
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High
a23 a23%
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6
Anglo Canadian Pulp
Argus
19%
100
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
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8%
5% preferred
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Steel
4%%
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common
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Aluminium
33
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Sugar
Prices
Low
common
preferred
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for Week
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Apr
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55
Mar
101
23
Mar
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39
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Comrriercialjind Financial Chronicle
(1668)
...
Monday, April
8; 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Range
...
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Par
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Canada
preferred
5%
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,_io
10
92
Jan
35
37
1,787
29
Jan
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"
48
49'4
49
500
11%
Breweries
55%
$1.75
series
Jan
Jan
Southern
Canada
16
Jan
Steel
of
Jan
16
Jan
Steinberg's
Jan
30
Jan
24
100
25%
Feb
225
13
Jan
13
13
1,275
13
27%
28%
29%
15%
15%
15
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1,750
3.50
3.50
50
3.50
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1
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17%
100
17%
22
28%
30
Canadian
Petrofiaa
Ltd
12
12%
6
Corp
8,116
25
24%
25
1.126
29
29%
360
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_____—________
69%
69%
70%
125
;
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8
16%
16
16%
•
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Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining k Smelting
Consolidated
7%
•
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11%
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8
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18
22
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29*4
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5
19
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Jan
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8
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325
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Feb
15%
205
28
15%
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28%
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2.95
2,863
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Mar
3.80
12,160
2,421
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26%
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FOR
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Friday
STOCKS
Canadian
Jan
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Canadian Stock
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11%
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Jan
2.50 Mar
3.50
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Apr
STOCKS
T'-Last
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*
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.
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Co
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28
Mar
15%
563
14%
Feb
14
14
15
450
14
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46
18
18%
28%
12%
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24
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8
Feb
Canadian
Gen
26% Mar
31
Jan
Canadian
Ingersoll Rand
Apr
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Power
Paper
Mar
1.00
51
Jan
19%
Feb
23% Mar
Canadian
43%
45
1.005
39%
Jan
45
Apr
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11
Feb
12%
Jan
8
Jan
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7% Mar
7.60
Leduc
Anchor
Feb
9
19
preferred
Amurex
,
High
35% Jan
24
80c
American
Jan
/
Feb
22% Mar
1
American
t
37c
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Dredging Gold Ltd——
Gas
Phillips
4-4
v15c
1
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Petroleums
Pennbec
4.00
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412 '/r
30
———50c
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Jan
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175
480
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VISA. Jan
Apr
69c
20,260
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Mines" Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Cons
98c
16.450
i.40
Rare
Eartridge Canadian
Pato
3,800
loo
5,270
23 »/4
560
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38c
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1.86
•
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20 V2
95C
4.00
•
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2.27
34
23
8
Ltd—,——'
Pacific
Aluminum
Jan
2.08
Feb
37'/2C
■.
55c
'
■
'
16 Ve Mar
1,100/
98c
1
Asbestos
30c
100
*40c
Low
32%
I9V2
Uranium
Aluminium
•
2.10 Jan
: -1.20 Mar
2.40
1
——
Opemisce Explorers Ltdl
Opemlska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan
.4{38c
,
98c
-
Ltd
Ltd
Uranium
Obalski
Feb
500
1
Lui
Nocana Mines Ltd
North
13
78.725
1
Vinray Mines Lld_i__<_
New
Amulet
300
#.55
s—
New
Rim
45'',
40c
Santiago Mines Ltd————..50c
Spring Coulee Oil &-
Nickel
Feb
1.40
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
————
Explorations
b'/r
-
Jan
80
Jan
'1.50
16,|G«h
Ltd—— 6
Minerals- Ltd—^
35c
12,800
1.05
—1;
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Coal
13,200
Shares
19
——
Mines
Algoma Steel
Jan
Mar"
42c
Ltd—6
Ltd.——i—
73
15
_*_25c
New
200
,#1.80
1-
23c
/
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Jan
27c
8
Petroleums
Alberta
1.70 Mar
Feb
38c
1.43";
,
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——_1
Monpre Uranium Exploration
——1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1
National
1.50
Feb
15c
—_————100
,/Voting trust
"Jan
IIV2C
*
1.65
—
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Feb
7V2C Mar
38c
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Mill City Petroleums Ltd—
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Moglador
1.34
14c
1,400
80
-
:
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Petroleums
Ltd_Y
_1
Mining Corp of Canada
500
-rl
79
-
23c
Apr
40c
Island
Merrill
2.093
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Jan
2;83 Mar
19'A
Mining
Algom
100
17c
,3
1.30/31,80
Mclntyre-Pofcupine Mines Ltd__
5
Merceoes Exploration Co Ltd———1— 1
Merrill
41.55
8c
Jan
*
Mines
Alberta Distillers
Jan
"f
Mar
Jan
54c
6
Acme Gas <fc Oil
Apr
8c
9c
11c
FebJ
1.90
Jan
2.35
for Week
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41
Mar
Sales
Range
23
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Aconic
6
Sugar common
A
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
2,600
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Atlantic
Class
Alba
5,500
2.70YS2.80
8c4
Ltd——_/Y/—l
Corp
Acadia
"
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Y, 1-7Jan
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of Prices
Low
33%
25
——
Akaitcho 'Yellowknife
1.35
17c
&
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AJax
200
Loqvicourt Goldfield Corp__————_1
Oil
54c
Feb
6c
33% Mar
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Last«
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Jati.'Y.
5,500
1.55
Majortrans
•
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200
Jan,
'
22c4 "Jan
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a
12c| 13c
1
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"
Apr
22c
Jan
15c
Jan
3.3a
15,800
Jan
i-v '4fic
1.35:41.35
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34c
Jon/
16c
35
Sale Price
Apr
23c
Apr
Y 16c
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6.95 -Jan
Mar
1.80 Jan
1.00
Abitibi Power & Paper common
:- Jan
65c
ll'Yc
-
12,600
5.50 Mar
11c
35
Friday
Jan
26
37c
II,500
;
33c \ Jan
95c
CaaaOlaa
21 Va Mar
10c
50
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34c
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f
29c
300
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30c
35
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11
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;
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18'A Feb
231,212
5.80
Apr
2.50
Mar
19c
63,900
_1
2.20 Mar
3,000
6
18c
21c
99c
Westville
Jan
56cv
34c
48,000
*
Westburne
Jan
7.507
Apr
4,100
Apr
13c
26
Mar
1
Western
5.60 .Apr-
28c
62c
Uranium Mines-——r=-li—_t——l
11c
Jan
,V
Indian
,
5.10 Mar
Mar
>/24Vi
Jan
42c
-41,000
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-30c
•
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20.500
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30c
Jan
39c
Jan
22c
16c
1,325
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13c
Mar
Jan V
2,000
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10c
34c
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3.00
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Jan
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111,800
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26
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v
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6c
200
57c 1
Jan
25c
14c
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4.00 Jau
Feb
16c
2.50
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Feb
11c
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5.60
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Gunnar Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
43,650
1_-~~~~--11*
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Uranium
Ltd
Can
Age'Mine's. Ltd-,
Grandines
22c
10c
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General
19c
3.35 Mar
Jan
30c
18c.
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Gaspc- Oil
21
12c
26c
;
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Wendell Mineral
.
Feb
30c
Jan
5.45 Mar
28c
2.40
^
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'2.83 Mar i
Feb
?
Jan
Jan/
4
4:05 Mar
42%
Apr
2.60 t 2.62
17%
Jan
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;
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6,100
39c
Asbestos Corp Ltd
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Montauban Mines Ltd_
Jan;
Mar'-
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1.75
3.15
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80c
Y
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6.^59
.
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Jan
22c
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12c
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72c
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Mar
5,000
2,900
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83c
9c
97,000
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Jan
Apr
15c
35c
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1.70
8c
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40c
2,000
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6.773
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70,700
4.50*
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6.90
80c
1
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1,000
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24%
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12 Vic
:" 13c
2.5o0
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3.65 *
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,71c
500
13,000
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t
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3.30
6.50
6.50
1
—
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1.70
3.25
1
——
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High
1.70
—50c
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Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp_
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd———
27c
5.50 Jan
v
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200
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6.30
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1
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1.06
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24c 24 %C
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Duvan
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for Week
Low
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd_
Feb
Feb
28c
Jan
2.90
: 3.70
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10c
92c
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Jan
4.20
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29.600
1.06.
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27c
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2.65
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Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
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8c
2,500
12c
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Jari
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Range
Far
May
4
6.75 Jan
Tf
I,000
3.05
:
7.50
11c
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of Prices
Last
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v 6c
7.300
10c
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100
8.40/
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Cbipman Lake Mings Ltd——*
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Consol Central
6c
6%c > 7 Vac
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7.65' "7.6S
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5%c
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WEEK
for Week
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FOR
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Last
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1
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6
80c
9 %
3.805
75c
80c
15.600
9%
9%
22.329
3.75
70c
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Feb
MarJan
Jan
Feb
Jan
5.45 Mar
95c
Jan
9% Mar
41
42
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Sale Price
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of Prices
Briiund
Mines
Britalta Petroleum
British
Columbia
45%
20
Feb
45c
50c
18.400
42c-
Mar
66c
Jan
3.25
91.250
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48
46
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11.946
100
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50
;—50
63%
93%
93 %
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43%
-
3.25
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80
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79
80
155
79
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48%
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44
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30
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84
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Jan
11%
12
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15
15%
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25
43%
43
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43
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Class
British
0
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Broulan
Bruck
Telephone Co
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——
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&
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Canadian
Red
Bunker
10
A
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13c
6%c
7%c
33
34
1.08
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7%'
5%
Feb
6%c
Apr
160
29%
Jan
240
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Jan
4
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5%
30
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1.08
;
11c
4.000
10c
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51c
42,300
26c
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14%
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11%
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1.90
400;
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11,000
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11c
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20c
20c
18c
Feb
26c
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22Vs
24%
83,230
12%
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24%
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14
16a4
37.540
5.50
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16%
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3,500
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
28c
18%C' Apr
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Feb
35c
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152.162
70c
5.960
3.40
3:50
50c
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2,500
1,240
1.38
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28c
Feb
15c
Apr
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3.70
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Jan
40c
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3,658
81.162
25%
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25
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4.30
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Jan
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8,305
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1,500
42c
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58c
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18c
21c
6.000
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25c
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11c
21c
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9,200
9%c
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16c
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98c
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21,724
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10,867
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Feb
1.32
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24c
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if
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8c
15c
•
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25c
7,500
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1.20
200
10c
4.80
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Peak
Consolidated Red Poplar
9,369
40c
15c
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1.57
77c
1;
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3.10
^—.——_2
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Jan
50c
2.90 Mar
5.25
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Feb
87c
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Mar
36c
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45c
6.120
3.15
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28.098
50c
44c
18%c23%c
24c
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59c
47c
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3.10
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warrants
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Jan
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28.300-
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Mar
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Feb
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East
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Apr
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Jan
13c
5.756
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Mar
45c
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67c
2,500
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Fenimore
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Feb
10
1
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Jan
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Feb
,
15.915
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36 Vac
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18c
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3.00
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1.07
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18.000
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11,015
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9%c
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Buffalo
Buifalo
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8%c
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46%
35c
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Warrants
Feb
46% Mar
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6 % Mar
13,500
.
15%
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4
2.25 Mar
12c
1
Mines
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Brunswick Mining
80c
100
7
2.25
10c
10c
Jan
100
7
2.25
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11.000
98c
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80c
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26c
Centl
Consolidated
-
British Columbia Power
18.750
Oil—13c
Caliiman
Cordasun
Consol
16% Mar
15%
Columbia
British
2.20
10%: 10%
140
-
Gammajhu——16c
Beta
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
15 W
Forest Products—,—*
British
2.00
Corp——
Bellekeno
High..,
Low
__
_____——*
—
AlleDbee
Consolidated
Feb
50
46%
•
Range Since Jan. i
High
2.15
——
Development
Consolidated
Shares
Low
'
'
for Week
2.50
Mines
Key
Conro
95% Mar
Jan
40
44
V
t
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
——__1
Mines
Consolidated
5
',"■
•■■■',.•-■
■■
National'-^:——
Coniaurum
Jan
47%
Feb
"
•
Coniagas Mine.s-
M
—
5','c preferred
4VzVc preferred
2.60 Mar
'
Conduits
Feb
Jan
2.75
preferred
preferied
Jan
15%
2.93
Oil
4%
43
100
—i
American
'
150
19%
'
■2:
High
45%
45c
—
Eriri.sh
4% %
Low
45
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan, I
High
——1
Ltd—
*
STOCKS
Shares
19%
45
——50
———2.'J
preferred
G)
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
Low
Bridge <fe Tank, preferred
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1.27
1.22
Jan
1.05
1.12 Mar
Feb
1.89
.
Cabanga
.
Calalta
Petroleum
Calgary
&
Consol
'I100
Oil.
Cement
Canada
Iron
5.50
Jan
5.40
5.40
5.40
25
5.10
Jan
6.25
Jan
26%
25
26%
24% Mar
30
Jan
26
26
15
26
29
;Feb
;*;• 8
8
200
6
15
50
52
24
24
4.90
4.65
4.00
3.70
4.00
3.75
3.60
3.80
»
Canada
Steamship preferred
Canada
Wire
Petroleum.™
Cable class
&
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Bank
of
Celanese
12
270
11%
225
16
16c
17,113
14c
Mar
24%
58c
32.499
40c
Mar
58c
7.50
7.05
7.95
37.382
48%
47%
49%
2,263
3.55
3.80
27.500
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
455
70c
78c
49,570
:
Resources
Preferred
Devonian
Canadian
Gas
7%
1.61
1.31
1.75
—3
6%
Dredge
&
Canadian
Canadian
13%
Jan
13
—
14%
Jan
7%
,
Jan
75c
2.290
7uc
70.500
80c
Jan
7.70
8.35
86,194
6.330
Jan
Jan
'1.75
Mar
1.65
Jan
9"
1.30 Mar
73c
Jan
1«
30
Jan
27%
Apr
5% Mar
Apr
7V4
85c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Food
Products
8.35
v
Apr
10
10
300
10
Mar
18
18
18%
300
18
Apr
2.40
2.50
20,924
6.65
6.00
6.70
7,860
5.10
Jan
7.25
3.26
3.25
200
3.25
Jan
3.50 Mar
8
8
200
*
common..-
o
_
Oils
2.15
2.30
29,193
19
18%
19%
12,225
11
ioy8
11%
3,190
6.00
9%
11
5,763
8%
Feb
22
22
22
100
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
n
1.75
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
2.15
2—1
.—I""!*
___.
10% Mar
„19
Feb
10c
Oil
Warrants
8
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
3%
Oil
-
Feb
2.30
12% Jan
___Z~
Gold
Inca
Cos
Apr
19% Mar
Daine
1955
800
3,379
30
6.573
100
warrants
!___•
ZZZZZZ"
100
10
12%
12%
12%
1,080
1__
4.90
6.00
16,885
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Railway
4.30 Mar
25
32%
32%
33%
25
23 %
25
—
Canadian
Pipe Lines and Petroleums
1
3.10
Canadian
Thorium
l
nc
Canadian
Canadian
Tire Corp
Vickers
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Williston
Canam
Copper
Canadusa
Oil
Erin
Can
Candore
Gas
Oil
B
Cariboo
Ltd__
;
Explorers
Central
Leduc Oil
Central
Pat
Steel
Cbeskirk
Chimo
Gold
Chromium
Jan
12% Mar
13%
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Mines
Class
Cobalt
30c
Feb
36c
El
Gold
Sol
Falconbridge
Jan
Famous
Jan
Mining Corp
2.00
2.00
155
;
4.00
<•
7%
Equipment
4.00
Jan
Federal
45c
6.851
1.65
1.11
Federal
i35p
Feb
Fibre
Jaii
Fleet
Apr
3.30 Mar.
Apr
J
Mines
2.00
Mar
Feb
4.75 Mar
Pete
^
see
page 44.
2
Products
Canada
Jan
—
9%c
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
10c
30
5,100
1.11
1.10
1.20
20.025
4.55
4.50
4.65
4,810
33c
31 %c
35c
14.100
3.60
3.05
3.70
67,013
4.75
4.75
235
"
—
35%
—
Jan
1.46
Feb
Feb
30c
Jan
5.25
1.10 Mar
4.10
Jan
Jan
50c
Feb
4.10
Jan
4.50 Mar
8%
Jan
2.90
393
35%
Feb
34
39
Jan
Jan
25
25
Mar
27%
340
50
Mar
58
32c
8.500
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
'25c
500
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
30c
32c
150
50V->
25c
—
26
50
29c
26
32c
34c
51,466
30c
Feb
59c
Jan
Jan
38c
49c
708.190
Jan
21c
21c
4.500
16c
Jan
39c
67%
69
57
67%
Apr
73
* 43
43
43
90
43
Feb
-±
19
19
90
19
Apr
89c
88c
1.03
125,200
53
67c
60c
91c
23,700
54c
Feb
2.9c
Jan
82c
21c
67%'
45c
24Vic
Feb
Feb
"
Jan
47%
"/
19
Apr
103
Feb
28c
30c
10.400
28c
Apr
91c
35
35%
•5.327
33 %
Apr
Frobisher
16%
16%
Jan
16%
Apr
20
18%
20
2,133
17%
Feb
20
Apr
"2.70
2.60
2.78
193,120
1.46
Feb
Ltd
15
685
18c 19%c
5.100
29
80c
18,190
23.805
122
1
-
—
'
:_
'
28
-
28
-—
26%
J
6.60
1
54%
15
*
A
*
*
80c
6.75
100
103%
605
2.74
2.61
2.75
21.925
—
70
.
*
;
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
22c
Feb
1.10
Jail;
lie
Mar
Feb
'
Mar
2.50
70
7.40 Mar
56% Mar
Jan
-.
Mar
28% Mar
120
80
Mar
Jan
100
22.800
29%
Apr
%
4.25
5.90
1,204
17c
28%
25
51%
1,100
11 %c
33
70c
11,962
54%
Jan
" Jan
28c
4.00 Mar
2,500
53%
5.00
Jan
Feb
14c
100
*
29
_100
:.
75c
6.45
-
15c
101
'
:___*
common
4.00
1.95 Mar
Feb
26 %
II,500
16c
4.00
2.93
2.85 Mar
18c
35
-
26 %-
15c
*
Debentures
Jan
1
75c
class
Jan
42%
Feb
16%
49 Vic
'
Feb
35%
~
1.80
Mines
Feb
Apr
107 %
Feb
21c
Jan
34
Jan
2 3.10 Jan
Jan
80
-
38c
-
75c
1,725
Feb
53c
Mar
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co^
Jan
Jan
Gaitwin
Exploration
Jan
Galkeno
Mines
17c
Feb
Gatineau
2.14
Jan
1.45
7%
964.350
—
40.500
1.29
...
pc
Jan
8%
Apr '
3.65
pvpk
Feb
•
16c
4.35
Power
;
6% Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
General
Bakeriea
.»
.
100
Z.
*
35c
4.050
1.20
35,926
29
464
27
Jan
,30
101% 101%
-20
100 -/
Mar
.105
101% "
16%
1
,
Mar
20c
1.10
28%
18c
1
5%-
18c
18c
1.16
28%
.__1
common..^
preferred. ,2--^,—
Oeco Mines Ltd_'___,
'
900
100
7%
Jan
1.21 Mar
59c
3,492
7%
.
'
Jan
lie
26c
5.00
Companies
Mar
"4.10
Jan
1.56
Corp
11c
4.00
19c
4.30
(U St__
Canada
Francoeur
Fraser
Co
33c
9%c
13,050
Manufacturing
4,500
'
22c
common
10.040
*
Jan
20c
1
40c
1.29
Jan
21c
20
7%
1.37
1.75
Jan
Jan
73c
1.67
2
7%
9%c
95c
Jan
14 %
Feb
14
Jan
37c
Mar
20c
5.900
4.75
Kirkland
11 %e 12%C
1'
1.45
J_____^._25c
Tungsten Copper,
class A
35 %c
1'
:
275
1
Grain
1
Copper
41,000
14%
30
*
2
Mines
1
Mines
24c
14
^
Preferred
Jan
73
Feb
4.00
105
42c
1
2.00
20c
135
Jan
*
Ltd—
of
1
For footnotes
4.00
1.34
Jan
Apr
Mar
*
-
Canadian
Uranium
Ford
—«
common
Yellowknife
3.65 Apr
;
Nickel
Players
Oils
55c
Jan
133
1
*
Warrants
28c
Feb
2.85
30
25
___—
Farmer Candy
Fanny
Faraday
Motor
74c
133
Apr
25
1
Alliance
Jan
Ford
62
Jan
Mar
Florida
80
Jan
9%
40c
1
insurance
Explorers
Mar
Feb
1.665
12%
Jan
*
Refineries
Jan
71.050
Feb
8
10
—;
Corp
4.25
69
11
I,300
115
1
Mines
Excelsior
4.25
1.34
2,800
8%
133
1
common,....;
:
Eureka
Feb
3.25
Ltd
3.30 Mar
Jan
69
11%
Jan
Mar
23,400
*
preferred
2.40
1.10
46
30
1
Insurance...
Life
2.65
3.15
Jan
44c
20
^
Glacier
Life
2,800
o
Commonwealth
Jan
27,305
1.22
39
30
10
Oils
Pen-Rey
3.00
Coekshutt
Coldstream
El
'
3.15
Trust—
—2
Mines
3.15
1.10
Colomac
Mar
Eld rich
2.98
*
1,454
40c
*
Co—
Mines
2.80
»
46
1
Ltd—
Products
Match
2.93
j
23%
1
Paper class A-
Elder
3.00
A
Gold
30c
26
1.35
1
Smelting
&
Eddy
l
...
Knitting
.
15% Mar
Feb
30
40c
—1
Eddy
2.27 Mar
1
11%
Apr
Apr
—1
Mines
Jan
49.825
:
7 Mar
1.00
..1
Gold
Jan
,
3.65
,
Jan
99
1,45
Investment
,_75c
Mines
Farm
Economic
3.20
13,300
Mining & Smelting
Reco
Jan
Farwest
35c
Mining <fc Smelting
Consolidated
Lake
26,
Fargo
Jap
31
Feb
Mar
1
Ltd———
Metals 1.7——_I—1_
Eastern
Apr
1
Cody
Amphi
Jan
26c
26% Mar
66c
121
25
22V'a-
—
"
Co
Oils & Minerals—.—,—
Apr
8,200
Jan
Jan
8%
22c
B__——0
Mar
ll'/4
—
——1
■.
Apr
32%
Feb
8%
100
2.68
21c
Apr
19%
11%
-
—*
Apr
96 %
1,623
15'%
"J
Jan
Mar
28 %
4.256
r.
1.15 Mar
6.30
25
43%
common—V
1.42
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
5,254
46
Mudge
Copper
25
—
20%
Brewery
5.00
Cochenour Willans
Coin
&
^
21%
common—
class
Rope
5.39
,
—
-
35 Vic Mar
Jan
4.65
112,891
com_—_—1
—
Steel
7.00 Mar
,
——
25c
125
1.00
Coal——-——'
Preferred
Donalda
30
97%
75c
14%
*
Textile
Eastern
3.50
Feb
—;
Invest
&
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
27%
97 V'2
95c
15
*"-■
Stores
8.95
25
Bar
Magnesium
Scottish
Dominion
Feb
32c
2
100
—2—_____
Dominion
Donald
29:%
97 V*
Foundry <te Steel common—*y
Rights
Mining
l60%
Jan '
25c
Jan
Jan
3.50
29c
Feb
9.25
Jan
7%c
Jan
12%
1.25
5
Jan
20c
1,705
3.35
44.200
60c
Mar
20,923
6.65
13c
Feb
9c
13%
1,000
3.75
42c
19,000
11%
41.100
11c
17,200
14c
12%
63.220
3.75
52c
12c
' 12%
————12%
2.39
30 %c
46c
Jan
3.50
Mines
8.95
11c
Apr
Dome
3.70
3.75
2.50
Dome
2.05
30'/ac
600
5,050
8.25
.1
3.50
29
12%
3.70
____1
;
1
2.50
Jan
Mar
10
28%
Eastern
8.50
,
Apr
28'Vi
i__—
Jan
57c
'
8%
Seagrainsi_^_—______L_——2
Exploration _Z,
—2.50
249
.
780
47c
51.500
g rjg
10
I
Chrysler
Circle
7
,55c
'
9
16c
.
254,855
Oildlil,
2.00 Mar
Apr
8%
Feb
15c
;
Sullivan
46c
Apr
Mar
2.68
3.70
3.40
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau
6.50
Jan
26c
12c
—
Malartic Mines
1.02
3.00 Mar
100
1
i_
Ltd——
Mines
_____
East
3.25
Mar
9c
29.400
2.38
1
Mines
Mines
East
16
,
74.600
12%c
«
preferred
Mines
Chesterville
20
Jan
6.437
13c
33c
^ 2.66
1
...
Gold
Charter Oils ___1^
Chatco
800
34%c
30c
12c
14c
v.
——-■__;——
East
32%, Jan
Feb
5,675
Feb
Jah
28c
—
Mines——— 1
14c
Feb
100
42c
36c
-
47c
—'*
1
—
-3.20
Jan
6.70
Jan
12c
1
—
—
Estabrooks
3.25
Feb
Mar
28c
54%
__1
Jan
100
Apr
30c
8%
1'
—
i__——,—_1;-'
—
Feb
v
6.50
22c
Mar
____3__[.___25c
Mar
3.10
27%c
_^_
Corp
Mines
30c
g 50
27%c
Jan
1.80
Mar
16c
47 V'4
Apr
4.25
'
Jan
18c
Palmer
Devon
Diadem
3.492
100
22c
34,000
__
Distillers
Equitable
ZZl
.
pfd
139,350
21c
Jan-
110%. Mar
Jan
•
Invest
38c
18c
15c
•
112,528
Jan
7.40
Mar
6.30
Feb
45c
8c
5.70
60c
39c
1.50 Mar
6.30
21.850
1,075
2.80 Mar
200
I—*
35c
6,430
2,365
1.50
32c
Producers
Rio
73c
65,500
54,600
3.00
1.50
—
34c
Del
34c
55c
15c
3.00
'
Feb
67c
48c
9VaC
11c
,
Jan
2.69 Mar
-
Jan
35c
7.90
Feb
12c
Emerald
54c
1.90
70c
Empire
44c
13,575
9,000
Jan
7.50
2.65
9,450
Jan
46(;
2.56.
Jan
5.10 Mar
4,000
85c
7.55
2.62
1.09
15c
-
14c
70c
*
Jan
29c
69c
1
Corp
Jan
4.25
1.05
Feb
1.30
9c
6,875
12c
Mar
1.84
2,020
18 %c
Apr
li
2.30 Mar
2.111
Feb
6,600
10c
1.00
18c
10,257
80c
87c
—
65c
1.90
Jan
1.03
1,200
3.15
14
1
74.865
1.75
Feb
1
75c
3.00
J 2
——___—1
Mines
23c
1.75
440
979
Delnite
3.00
3 00
'Jan
4.90
,
Jan
16
10c
83c
__
Mar
5.20
Feb
33,000
Gold
D'Eldona
70c
1
32c
3.25 Mar
4.60
83c
Jan
14%
4.75
„1:
—.50,
65c
800
48
33% Mar
15% Mar
600
14
Apr
Jan
.
Apr
1
Athabaska
Canada
175
13V*
30,918
.
2..;
18c.
Brewis
23c
*
Trethewey
Cayzor
Central
28%
Jan
.;
,
Ltd—i———1
Horn
Deer
Duvex
,
Feb
405
14c
63,091
25c
4.00
15%
1
——
3.60
73Z
1
„
Quartz
Central
3.00
1
_
Ltd
Asbestos
16
"
Producers——
Gold
Cassiar
30
16
Feb
47 "4
Warrants
Duvan
,13% Jan
Mar
28%
Jan
35c
15
_1
Mines
Decoursey
aJrt
101
Feb
95
16
l
Gas
Mines
9 %c
120
28%
6c
—
—_
Mines—
Canso
2.30
7,600
20
Vi7c-
Exploration
Captain
87,430
11c
110
Jan
1.23
16V'2C
36c
Feb
3.20
6.25
3.000
23c
Minerals
Class
ADr
Feb
23%
2,448
%
9%c
»
Nat
Coy
Na-tural
2.80
28
6.70
48
40c
Feb
108%
*
& Gas
Canso
Castle
Corp
5.801
Jan
Fab
40c
3.70
Mar
Feb
51c
38c
j..
40c
5.25
310
9,050
25c
Jan
4.25
5
70c
3.85
—
30
Ajir
26% Mar
t
preferred___lO
Ltd
5.175
6.70
67c
15%
_i
Leather class A—
Davis
28
'
10% Mar.
6.00
6.25
3.50
'
Mar
38c
98 %
36% Mar
5
-,—.1!
Mining
12
Mar
30c
40c
100
warrants—
27c
30c
38c
28%
#
12% Mar
Jan
—5
D'Aragon
li
•
■
Mar
30
\
common
preferred
1953
«
Jan
>,
———
common
Daering Explorers
Dow
22
Mines
Timber
Pershing
Donnell
Canadian
Jan
9.20
27%
6.70
——*■>■
Canada—-
Mines
Cusco
Apr
2.40
1.65
20c
4,450
5,922
0
Zellerbach
Crowpat
•
6.50
23,790
36
—1
'
Preferred
1.65
30c
A
Husky
Jan
5%
»
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Jan
27%
78c
___i
Dock
Homestead
26 V4
Feb
8.30
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Apr
1.45
10
Jan
3.80
23% Mar
41,100
<
Apr
56
■
Feb
614
*
.
'
Feb
1.65
i
_
warrants
Petroleum-,
7.95
23% Mar
110
3,085
Jan
53c
«10
8
Jan
20
.
Feb
3.00
2.300
"
13.
12%
Feb
45
2,6" 1
30
8
Drawn Steel preferred
Canadian
Canadian
14%
13
29
"
Ltd
;
Decalta
14
25
Pete
Collieries
Canadian
14
*
Chieftain
Canadian
Canadian
70c
*
common
.
Jan
*
Chemical & Cellulose
Croinor
Crown
Jan
45c
Feb
5.95
29c
11%
34 %;
18 Vic Mat
7.85 Mar
18%
«
Canadian
Jan
12
10c
A
;___
5.00
23c
10%
24c
Luj.
Warrants
Mar
_25
Oils-.-
class
$1% preferred
2,640
Feb
3.C5 Mar
3.80
:
Canners
94
Feb
14 %c
20
common.,
Empire
37% Mar
Mar
75c
Jan
2.28
1
—
—————
Crestbrook
Jan
12
—;
British
7.50
Jan
91
39%
18%
Commerce_____
Breweries
19,005
Apr
of
Crestaurum
2.85 Mar
35%
•it.;,25
7.15
Jan
36%
90
92
1.75
Mines
Warrants
Jan
15c
—2
—
Preferred
165
37
—
Rights
37
•7.15
I
Oils
Atlantic Oil
4.625
9%c
35%
—*
Mining —;
Oil
Cree
4.20 Mar
4.50
3.00
___12.50
Cournor
5.00 Mar
Jan
6,886
54,202
Imperial
'
Lead
Zinc___i._——i——__l;-v
Coulee
24% Mar
2.46 Mar
17c
2.50
1
—
Mines
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A.
Cosmos
Jan
Jan
2.30
B_—_
Minerals__
Canadian
55
1.42
92
l
Jan
Jan
3.20
2.70
36%
—100
warrants
Corby
Mar
2 Mar
107% Mar
47% Mar
Exploration
Copper-Man
Copper
1£
23
Mining
15c
2.31
Peroleum—11 %
of Toronto...———10
Gas
Coppercrest
40
4,295
2.90
preferred
100%
16c
2.35
Copp Clark Publishing—_—__9
Copper Corp Ltd—__—-~A
Feb
21.423
36%
36%
Mar
141,445
•
2.55
_*
Southern
4.95
8 *
Feb
35
40
I
Apr
Jan
13%
214
24
A
Canada
Canadian
210
50 %
____
Canadian
103 106%
1064
*
.___
Southern' Oil
Canadian
2,250
—r'
Safeway
Canadian
205
40
100
;
Canada
Canadian
15
37
__26
,
Canada
1,331
40
Warrants
Class
26
___10
common
Conwest
Apr
13 %
Explorations
Astoria
Feb
Feb
Feb
Lands——#
Canadian
103
4.35
.
Ltd
West
Consumers
9.15
0
common
class
Consolidated
900
Warrants
B
Mar
Tungsten
Apr
Apr
0,542
0
Foundries
Packers
99
Consolidated
31
5.50
—1"
Basin——__1
66%
11%
—
Oil
67
103
Feb
11
:__
preferred
Class
102
1.25
5.10
common
Preferred
Canada
Mar
103
-20
Foils
Canada
Feb
62
0
Crushed Cut Stone—
Met
24
985
.—1
_
■'Preferred
Canada
3,835
11 Vi
common
Malting
37.265
31
66%
1
Canada
4V«.%
1.45
28
65
Z—1
__________
Canada
Canada
*
30%
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake_
Canada
1.30
23,100
66 %
Edmonton
Calgary Power common.
5% preferred
Calvan
2
2.50
•"
16%
5
5
7.297
16%
5
•
•_
50-
"
1.01
114%
Jan
Feb
> 80 Jap...
,
1.30
—
j
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17V4
Jan
5.50
Jail
>
-
Number 5627
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
-.
(1671)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
'Friday
•
•.
STOCKS
T
I
,
Range
Par
.
General
Dynamics
General
•
Motors
—-
General. Petroleum. Canada
Scientific
Geo
common__l
5.60
Giant .Mascot
Low
61
2,992
38
"
1,00
—z!~—_1
Mines.—
Gold
Glenn Uranium Mines
Goldale
533
Gold
5.60
2,860
4.50 Mar
24c
2,400
20c
Ffebt-
86c
Feb
15c
Apr *
3,100
1.10
'15c
21c
4.95
2.580
46c
Eagle
Tire
8%e
8%o 9tic
i._—
175
195
46%
6Vs
15 Vic
46%
6*8
15c
47 V2
7
9,800
9.00
100
16c
16c
18c
17,150
3.75
3.75
4.00
42
41%
42%
726
8%
9
9,215
_1
_5
___!!!_
—
-1
•
j—i..*
1
common-.,
Preferred
9-
!—__50
Warrants
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Great West
Coal
41
41
4.45
4.85
41
43
——
class A
—
1.35
1.25
1.45
*
—
7
6%
i-—__
„
*
:
Freehold
;
67c
2.10
Martin-McNeeiy
Jan
32 %c Mar
175
McColl
McKenzie
27 %c Jan
■
43
Feb
1.02
6%
Apr
/
36c
/ •
-
Gulch
Gulf
Trust
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
10
—
1
Mines———
Mines
Jan
<67c
Feb
Gold—
_1
—_
Gypsum Lime & Alab-
!
*•;
;»9'b'49c
Feb
.•<'>*>; 19c
18
Feb
hv.V:2l% Mar
__
94,720
23 Vi
1,945
10%
Jan
9c
Jan
•
Mines
Hamilton Cotton
Harding
Hard
Rock
Mar
26%
22% Mar
Mines
Jan
Headway
Red
Gold
Lake
J—.
.Mines—.
...
&
Dauch
Co
Class A
Min Ore Mines
—4
Hoyle
——
Mining
Jan
15c
Jan
Monarch
Mar
62c
Apr
Jan
27c
Apr
lie
10c 11 Vac
11,500
9%c.Jan
14c
Jan
80c
80c
86c
10,550
75C
Feb
1.07
Jan
MUlti-Minerals Ltd
13c
12 %c
13c
11,100
13c
Jan
18c
7%c
2,000
7c
Jan
12%c
Jan
Feb
39c
Mar
Imperial Bank,_l—
Imperial Oil _!
1
10%
Jan
19%
Apr
Nesbitt
Labine
41
Jan
18%
19%
16,717
35
237
5.70
6.20
9,050
85'4
81*.2
!!■''' 30c
6.20
_*
86*2
1,420
30c
1,700
32%
32*2
698
r,r
46% Mar
65
57%
12
11'2
12
4,823
5%
5%
100
__
5%
45
common—_——ii
4.25
19-
9V*»
20-•
7V
15'
Warrants
15
5.00
-1
comm'on^^—_*
*
525«
5.00
7.995
82c
12,060
39
70
Mines
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kroy
Oils
Lake
Lake
1 La
Osu
Jan
■57%
Apr
Feb
2.20
2.60
Feb
4.65
Feb
Mylamaque
Newnorth
84,567
19c
' Apr
Jan
62c
138,950
28c
1
53c
51c
55c
22.700
46c
Mar
73c
Jan
16c
16c
17c
16,600
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
78c
76c
81c
23.005
62c
Feb
1.05
Feb
2.60
15c
2.55
1
2.32
12c
*
lie
12c
62,915
80,500
15's
4,914
7,060
49c
2.25
2.35
985
76c
90c
10,900
15 tec
L07
15'!c
19c
16,975
1.07
1.07
1,000.
15V2C
15 "zc 16 tic
5,500
20c
92c
88c
18%
18%
19
19V2
19y4
193,4
L,
Jan
98c
Jan
15c
Feb
26c
Feb
67c
*
Jan
1.60
Jain
1.85
Jan
10%c
12c
12.700
10c
Mar
15c
17c
3,500
4.35
5.00
15,809
16c
16c
1,000
3.90
4.00
800
3-00
Feb
2.40
800
2.10
Feb
18J,V
Mines.
Mines_i.
___i
:
1
.
11
__
;
405
11
275
90c
nc
IOV2C
13c
34c
1
Petroleum
181?
11
85c
-
•
•
20c
35c
14c
3.75
pfd_
Loblaw Coy preferred
"
Class B
6,000
JOc
Feb
14c
Jan
lie
Feb,
35c
2.85
Apr
Apr
3.10
Feb
93,600
10,150
655
41
475
41
16 Vi
17
744
16
Mines
17
4,250
8%cll%c
33,333
69.000
16%
17
13c
19c
Feb
14,000
234,900
29
41%
10c
19
Mar
2.85
18c
4.00 Apr
2.55 Jan
2.20
Jan
1.85 Jan
Feb
27
Mar
Mar
30
Jan
43%
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
17%
8c
Mar
13 %c
Jan
13c
Apr
20c
Jan
16
.
1.12
Feb
Jan
Goldfield
1
1.70 Mar
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknile Gold Mines
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
•
!—
•
1.51
1.58
87,075
1.15
1.25
14,500
80c
Feb
16c
16c
17c
4,900
14c
Jan
42c
40c
45c
18,800
40c
Feb
80c
Jan
9C
9c
1.500
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
__
see
page 44-.
192
1.86
1.95
5,690
1
Expiorations
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
47c
47c
50c
18,800
1
12V2C
1
' 1.10
12V2C 12 %c.
1.1O
1.12
.
'
1
1.49 Mar
23c
Jan
6,500
9,775
J 72
Feb
—
Oils
Ltd-!,.—
North Canadian
Jan
24c
•
16 %c Feb
49,300.
5,166- i! 22c Mar
19c
Jan
5,075
28C
Neb
28c
.
486'
ilaii
326
-Mai'
14,890
12c
Jan
25c
Jan
16c
82,200
65,000
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
45c
30c
Jan
51c
97c
82c
98c
10.000
80c
Mar
*
49c
45c
50c
109,150
37c
Feb
13c
12c 13 %c
17,300
10c
Jan
.
Jan
1.34 Jan
52c
Jail
20c
Feb
12c
Jan
20c
I
Feb
8c
8c
9c
3,000
8c
Jan
15c
15c
17c
24,000
11c
Jan
9%C
7%c
12c
37,080
7c
Feb
12c
Apr
2.40
2.15
2.55
16.758
Feb
2.55
Apr
3.45
3.35
3.50
#,400
3.35
Apr
5.00
Jan
2.97
2.85
2.97
8,625
2.55
Feb
3.35
Jan
11c
13c
37,000
10c
Jan
15c
Mar
45c
Jan
1.85
Jan
30c
30c
34c
18,200
24c
*
51
49
52%
32,725
47
Feb
57%
Jan
28c
30c
15c
Feb
30c
Apr
28c
Mar
Oils
25c
25 c
28c
2,700
122,900
1
8%C
8%c
8%C
8,000
*
1
5.10
4.70
5.15
1.39
1.27
1.44
6,249
176,816
42c
50c
4,750
32c
Feb
51c
540
4,525
50c
Mar
5.20
5.35
4,590
4.90
Jan
5.90 Feb
3.50
3,040
2.45
Jan.
3.50
1
52c
_*
„r
5.25
common
12c
...
Jan
8c
Feb
4.25
13%c Jan
6.95
Feb
1.09 Feb
1.59
Jan
Jan
65c
..
,
Mar
85c
Jan
Feb
North
Inca Gold Mines, Ltd
Being exchanged for
Canadian Nortli Inca Mines Ltd
for
One new
Northland
North
e.ach
seven
old
65c
5,500
48c
Mar
1.33
1.42
105,010
99c
Feb
8:i5
7.90
8.40
53,479
5.35
Feb
9.00 Mar
6.30
6.05
6.55
.16,390
5.80 Mar
6.80 Mar
*
13
12%
5%
13%
1,976
5%
5%
1,160
50
39%
38
39%
535
3.80
I
3.80
135
6,050
1
Northspan Uranium
Class A warrants—
North Star Oil dommon
.
60c
1.40
20c
Oils Ltd—
Rankin
!:
Warrants
Preferred—
!!
1956. .warrants-
-I
Northern
—
Canada Mines—
;—
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern Telephohe
Northwestern Ufihtles preferred
Ltd—!
Wood
Gold
Okalta
20C
1,500
34C
"6,750
'ZZ*
III
!
7% Mar,
Feb
.
25c
44c
9
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
8 %C
12,500
7c
Jan
lie- Mar
63c
16,250
50c
Feb
73c
Feb
10c
12c
8,000
10c
Mar
23c
Jan
18C
122,967
14c
Mar
20c
Jan
40c
23,300
32c
Apr
80c
2-83
2.55
2.87
32,780
34c
31c
35c
35,050
;
..20
1.95
2.05
24,395
79C
._10
71c
80c
18,520
8%
8%
9
556
common
Jan
2.40
79c
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
25
263,925
8c
Apr
200
25 *%
Apr
28
Jan
200
22
Feb
25%
Apr
25
Apr
25
Apr
26,700
Feb
15
Apr
.100
25
25
25%
22
2.75
2.75
2.75
Hi
53c
31c
35c
-4
40C
40c
48c
r_—
Apr
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
47c
8
_♦
_*
1.95
60c
Jan
12c
8
15
Orange Cnish—
28c
2.85
8c
25%
25%
25
P
2.34 Jan
25%
8
-10
12
Ormsby Minerals-
Jan
>
8c
13 Vs
!
17%c Feb
Jan
4.00 Apr
83
Jan
58c
1
Gold
2,10
30
8%
Opemfskb Copper
Orenada
79% Mar
30c
;
Feb
Feb
Apr
2.05
'
—
Jan
4.00
15c
."
Debenture—.,
18c
27
Jan
4.85 Mar
Feb
,8c
9c
8%c Jan
1.35
.
Jan
Feb
.
-90c
—
Products
3.20
6
32C
Rights
Ontario Steel
13%
40
16c
Class B preferred—
Ontario Loan &
11% Mar
4.40 Feb
37% Mar
Jan
34c
—
:
Mar
1.48
60C
,
10c
O'Leary Malartic——
Ontario Jockey Club common
Warrants
200
84c
-4
Mining—!__
,1.,^
Preferred—
15
19c
T
Oils
80
32C
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals
8Q
19c
—
Mines
Oil Selections
2,058
33V2C
♦
Spec
Obaska Lake MinesO'Brien
30
4.10
*
!_
Nudulama
Oakville
80
1.90
29%
4.00
.100
1.75
29 %
1.75
1
Norvalie Mines
Mines
*
I20
1.95.Ai>r
1.21'J^n
Feb
Apr
14c
Warrants.
Jin
Feb
2.00
1
—
—
65c
1.05
Jan.-
Jan
Jan
24c
3.15
■.
Mining Corp
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd—
Norsyncomaque Mining
Feb
45c
1.09 Mar
1.50
-
Feb
39 %C
13c
39%
1
Preferi ed
1
Macfle
For footnotes
1
1.55
1.16
1
Warrants
I
Mar
2.70
♦
Jan
11
28
1
Jan
Feb
,
92c
2.55
.
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums--
5.75
19c
Jan
2.41
*
18c
Mar
2.55
.
Jan
16c.
9
2.74
16'4
,
73c
28%
•
Jan
17% Mar
30
50
Class A
Jan
Mar
15c
—*
—
A
Jan
21%
J7<;
*
19%
Feb
1.05
4^5
..3
class A.
Jan
Feb
10V2C
3.90
Jan
1.25
Jan
15c
.
Apr
_l
Normetal
Jan
1.25
20c
13 %c Mar
1.35
Mar
1
—i_
Norlartic Mines
Jan
95c
2.00
Jan
21.699
*
_____i<
Gold
Feb.
61c
Jan
1.33 Mar
48,589
7.917
Jan
69c
29c
c
—1
1
Corp
Norgold Mines___
"
42c
Apr
36c
Jan
Feb
15,e
Jan
Jan
2.60
_1
Ltd-
—
Nordon
.
54c
Jan
2.40
56c
1
—
Mines
Northcal
90c
Feb
Feb
19c
•
Mar
—1
—
Noranda Mines—
Jan
90c.
14,950
1.80
,.
Vi
Mines
Mar
23 %c Mar
-,
Jan
67c
__1
Nor Acme Gold
Feb
1.00. Apr
2.80 Jan
,
2.30
1
17
Jan
'
Nickel Rim
Apr
18
1.39.
20,000
15c 15 %c
23C
11 %c. Jan
—1
-
Superior Oils
Nisto
Jan
1,493
1.20-
29c
■>
__
Exploration
Senator Rouyn
Nipissing Mines
Jan
18% Mar.
1.16
1
;■
18c
,
1.581
1,68
1
Mines
Gold
16,155
1.20
.
1.
Mining,
Acceptance
1.01
Mar
1.30
15% Mar
l.Op
__
1
34c
Jan
55g
1
—,
10c
l53a
1
1
!_
1.68
85c
90c
1
10%c
1538
'
—_i
Mines—
Uranium
2.60
67c
22c
22%c 24%c
Feb
III
j
—
Rouyn Merger
New
Mar
20c
61c
%c
15c
Mines—
Gold
!
•
III
—1
j.—
New
1.55 Mar
24c
66c
65c
5.05 Mar
1.85 Mar
65,460
2,550
34,500
28c
22
r
1.78
35c
Jan
Mar
__1
-4—-,—.
Minda-Scotia
New
Apr
1.10
New
Jan
23c
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
Lorado
41c
Feb
15c
Laura Secord Candy—
Louvicourt
Apr
47
Jason Gold_^__
New Manitoba Gold
Apr
19c
Leitch Gold ——!
Liberal
26c
52%
21c
1.05
67c
__1
Mines—,
Luz. Mines
Lencourt
Lexindin
Feb
Jan
6,000
Lamaque Gold Mines.Laurentide
110% Jan
94%
42%
15,985
—
New'Kelore Mih,es__;
Newlu'nd Mines-!!—li-
22c
lifines
Shore
Wasa
New
Jan
5,378
1.40
,___l
Xake Lingman Gold. Mines
Lake
Apr
90c,
•
3,790
9,400
4.65
(John)
Ltd.;:
*
Labrador Mining & Exploration—!
Cinch
2.60
14c
1.25
Labatt
Lake
2.40
12c
Explorations^-
New Harricana_
41,. -Jan
4.00
,,
Lake Dufault
2.42
—I'
New Hi'ghridge ^lhjng__——_ ■—
Jan
—
,50c
!
5.00
Feb
47c
Ltd
12,275
31c
Feb
I
24,856
35c
65c
11,700
2.22
35c
30c
20c
Bay
70c
2.09
35c
26c
4,141
—
65c
2.22
1
Nqw Hosco Mines—
21c
Townsite
69c
.40c
30c
1.25
1
.Kirkland Minerals
—1
i
24c
4.30
1.07
.
30c
Miries_
Jan
*
Hudson
Mar
^50c
.19%
20c
Copper
Feb
8c
56c
9%c
28c
1.01
Warrants.
13c
8,270
8,200
>,45c
8c
__1
7,198
1
17,000
50c
15 %c
7,050
1
—
13c 15 %c
9c
.—I
Apr
Jan
!
14c
47C
New Goldvue Mines
96c
Gold
-
Jan
Feb
Mines——
Feb
2.00
Jan
Mines———
90c
1.70
Ltd—1
Co
Jan
1.85
62c
—;
54c
—1
54c
Mines
27,245
Gas
86.100
^_T
80c
New
23,525
1
74c
Apr
69c
Ltd_^
Jan
Feb
75c
49
Feb
4.30 Feb
28c
Feb,
3.30 Mar
Jan
3.35
15,190
37,100
37
27%
4.10 Feb
194,300
-61c
Jan
28 y2
18c
1.30
Jupiter Oils _——!
Kirkiand
..
Jan
26*/8
Jan
1.40
ip% Apr
63c
14c
1.08
6% F<?b .,-
Feb
25
95c
14% Mar.
Feb
39c
5,500
1,250
17,400
15c
6%
Jan
12
27
1.33
..»*
Jan
11
Jan
16c
16c
i
84c
9% Feb
10%
14c
1.03
Jan
1.16 Mar
3.80
1.35
32c
»
Feb
X
1.40
__1.
51C
1
Jan
L
Apr
Mar
Delhi
19 %c
;
60
74c
Fortune Mines—
57 V4
34c
49 %■' Jan
Dickenson Mines_
26c
26c
12,500
4,000
New
1.30
26c
Mar
Mar
New
4.00. jfeb
Jan
80c
17
New
523/4
,
50C
4.50
Feb
Jan
Feb
—
1
Jonsmith Mines
Kirkiand
52"a
1.00
24 y2 Mar
66c
Jan
28c
1
Mines__
'Jowsey Mining
Lake
497«
60
95c
Jan
15
50%
57 >4
*
(1939)
Gold
Kilembe
10010134
1,850
56'/4
>
13,375
25%
45,100
Minerals
Joliet-Quebec
Kerr
.
New
Exploration
Jan
102
80c
16%
Jan
1
Mining—
Jacobus Mining Corp—
4.50
4.50
73c
16%
Apr
r_5
.1
Waite
Jan
Mar
16
Jan
Jan
Feb
43
2.410
39
101
International Petroleum
'
Feb
6% Jan
Feb
2.05
1.25
24c•
11c
23,963
.
.
13
47%
1.670
9»^
1514-
75c
—
International Nickel Co
19%
Feb
x23
4.591
3.60^
75c
*
4.90
12%
Mar
11
Mar
25%
New Concord Develop-^.—
J?ew Continental Oil of CanadaNew Davies Petroleum-
Jan
12
Mar
15c
Mines—a_:
Ndw Chamberlain Petroleum
Jaft
50% Mar
49
Kenvllie
British Dominion Oil
171
,
45.
Joburke
Bristol Oils——
New
13.061
,
Jellico
New
50
10O
21c
4.15
'New Calumet
54
12
Apr
.—1
Bidlamaque Gold
51
Mar
22 %
4.50
Jan
11
.^_1
Athona Mines
49
45c
155
—1
Alger Mines
New
50
Feb
10,842
50
III
Uranium—
New
53%
15c
Jan
18c
11,170
<■
New
Feb
24c
Mar
'..26%
t
Apr
Jan
12
80c
~25c
Jan
35
25,400
Jan
17c
2iy4
11%
12
1.55
«
—.
7.00
46c
28c
25c
Apr
3.80 Mar
3.25
Apr
23%
-20
!i
86%
Feb
k
15%
1.41
o
Car
Feb
Jan
29c
32
160
Jeanette
National Petroleum
Feb
4.65
75%
—
Hosiery Mills class B
National Steel
32% Mar
9%c Mar
6,160
40c'
Jan
23?/4
60c
Mines—
34 %
2,800
17
4.20
Nealon-
:
1.45 Apr
2.50 Mar
475
Apr
__
12c
15%
4.10
Apr
19%
100
4.10
19%
»
107,206
2.50
50
26
-
1.61
3.65
26%
Feb
15.656
Preferred
15% Mar
,
Feb
3.30
26%
Feb
2,336
19%
National Drug & Chemical
,
Apr
Jan
26c
80,200
11%
26
18*2
3,575
——
Apr
40c
57e
23%
24 *2
45,328
Isotope Products Ltd
2.02
47c
National Grocers preferred—.
49
....
Feb
100
Feb
2534
;
1.20
29c
5,600
166,510
755
Jan
49
Ltd
Apr
2.02
10
66c
15,440
12
23V2
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay
Mines——
3.95
1.90
11
44
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common.*
25%
!" 5 y2% preference
50
49
; : $2!4 preferred,
i.—50i
49
Ingils (John) & Co—.
'
4.45
.Inland Cement Co preferred'—1— 10, ..!!
International Ranwick
Feb
11
Jan
13c
——^
2.95
62c
Feb
lie
International Metal Ind class A
10,877
11
39%
8%
11c
Inbplraaon Mihing -i!
3.95
98c
National Explorations Ltd—
1
^
1.70 Mar
3.65
55c
Jan
?
———!
Jan
10%
37c
10
Gold..—
1-23
11
Jan
.
!
42,158
11
26 %c
26
Feb
Jan
i5% Jan
48
Jan
24 %c Jan
,
1.65
.—5
85c
19%
17c
2.08
:
Jan
1.44
—1
—
25c
National
Feb
Feb
46%
26,800
common. —5
49,500
70,600
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary .5
6%. preferred——4.86%
Jaye
(Creek Mines——;
34c
1.24
550
1.50
13
Mar
199
60
31c
11
45c
61,165
1
——
30c
1.25 Mar
20c
•
Jan
14
4.50
1.07
42*2
120
16%
32c
11
6,595
48
26c
1.45
_—1
33c
42
14,320
15%'
Apr
23%
common—
1.10
____20
.Inland Natural* Gas
Nama
Knitting
1
__
1.79
15
Feb
4.50
10
Jan
7!aC
42%
1.61
45c
Feb
1.29
Moore. Corp common
37,000
278
18,500
11%
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
34c
42c
Jan
Feb
3.15
1.52
10c
Feb
38c
Apr
3.90
—
15c
,
112,460
;
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class A
Jan
32c
1
22,550
4.50
12
64,364
1
44c
3.80
71%
:
10
—
25,500
1
——
Jack
A '
499,400
*
Smelting.
]Huron & Erie Mtge
Preferred
Class
.
27c
„*
,
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
30c
38 %c
15C
14c
,
common
20c
28c
62c
_*
Paper
Feb
Jan
HV2 Mar
1.50
common
Mc
*
——5
Gold-
10c
:
Containers
13c
Ltd—
Indian Lake
7%
8,540
58 V«
Mar
86% Feb
1. 89c" Jan
Mar
11 %c
44c
*
—
Smith
Jan
Jan
15
Mjar
13c 15 %c
16%
13c
—1
Class B
Howard
6
Mar
I
20c
—:
Canada
Consol
Home Oil
Jan
14
26c
52c
1,632
7
Feb
2.50
46c
_!—„♦.
Drilling—!
Hoi linger
110
Jan
3.50
23 %c
1
-
—
Tower
410
Apr
21c
1.72
Uranium—
__1
___
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hi
15
6%
81%
2,150
Feb
82
37c
1
Heva Gold Mines
Hhide
__
3.00
Jan
3.00
661
25c
"■«
2.02
1
___
of Lakes Iron
Heath
*
,_1
Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
1,000
14
—
Gold
3^00
6%
common
Carpets
Harrison
3.00
81%
Brick
Modern
Hallnor
71%
75
Mljl City Petroleums—
Mar
15c
69%
39c
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
29,956
12.699
15 %c Jan
29,950
common
Mindamar Metals Corp
!>")--14
21
15c
22%
23
1
...
Mar
10c
13%
'
59c
40c
I
^
16c
13
Jan
'2.08 Jan
24c
Gas—i—
9,680
12c
15c
Feb
lie
7
5,885 *■
"■
•'
71%
,,
21,500
19%
13%
—
Gwillim Lake
Feb
55c
81%
;
Warrants
Lake
1.33
Jan
1.31
Midwest Industries
MilJiken
135,525
6,700
55c
36%d Jan
55c
18c
Milton
Feb
456
18c
Feb
20c
15c
6%
47%,;
Jan
8,700
8%' Jan
Jan
Jan
83%
48
18c
-
Apr
10c
Fe|>
Apr
83
—1
—
Mining
7
19c
4,250
Jan
1.79
34c
6%
15%
Mid rim
"
''
6%
4.45
Mexican Light 8c Power
Jan
13c
:
265
;
Jan
51,925
"
Jan
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
2.05
ll%c Jan
83%
x*.
_—
1.99
12c
<*
100
L25
Petroleums-
lie 12 %c
-1
20
1.70
1.30
10,385
251,160
26%c 27 %c'
13c
16c
16c
—1
466
10c 10 %c
—1
com
Midcod; Oil & Gas
Apr
V2
416
—1
210
J>->t
7
43c
—1
Jan
Jan
34c
Lake;
21
21
1.50
27c
1.80
—
21
__
——1
J
Warrants
•
III
I •
_>
1.35
29c
preferred— -50
Meta Uranium Mines!_
—1
7% Feb
9.60 Mar
Ap6
Mersey Paper 5%%
l*.'5.50 Jan
.
6%c
—I
Merrill Petroleum
Jan
8%
Apr
6%
4.75 Mar
8c
27c
Exploration 8c Development 50c
Merrill Island Minings—
__1
Feb
1.85
-6%c
10 %c
-
Jan
Jan
7c
32% Jan
.35
Feb
7%c
Mentor
4.85 Apr
43% Mar
Feb
1.60
23,700
50,000
Lake—
Red
Medallion
Anr
Apr '
3.40
375
9
5,260
8%c
McWatters Gold Mines—
43*% Mar
Jan
38
McMarmac
5.60 Jan
-
Feb
Red
1.75
8c
'■
__1
;
Mclntyre Porcupine
Jan
1.65
—
common
Jan
,
Guaranty
Frontenac
19c
Mar
7
—1
—
11
28
:
——
Maybrun Mines
2,183
1.45
,Mine«_—.
Preferred—
47% Mar
7% Jan
31%
High
Mar
28%
"
—__Z
Massey-Harris-Fcrguson Ltd
Apr
28
8c
^
4
Jan
41
671.886
10
.--10%c, Jan
common
Apr
5%
150
10
Marigold Oils Ltd
4
Maritime Mining Corgj
3.75 Feb'
100
57c
60c
———9c
Jan
15%c Feb
800
6%
4.75
15c.
-
55
1.72
—1
—I
jLtd^-!-
Mines
9
58,290:
7
6*2
4.75
*
——
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Marcon
6% Apr
1,835
1
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines___
15c
9,962
43
:
Feb
Low
30
—I
:
Jan
Jan
38
Mines!—I
Ltd—
71c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30
:
29c
Jan
45
60
4.75
Develop
Uranium
Shares
31
Goldfields^.-
Maneast
Feb
18c
142
6,460
1
l
—
——-
Great Plains
Gridoil
*
,
Malartic
Jan
for Week
Low
T__—
1.24 Jan
1.30 Feb
560
16c
9.00
50
Jan
i
.
.
I
-
Mines——
9
1
7%e»Feb-
,
Consolidated
Majortrans
5.80 Jan
Jam
A...."
;
—
.
Magnet
27c
-
V
Jan?
lie
•
285
*.
Gas
20c
B
,
Madsen Red Lake Gold
34c,
r;
Mar
40c
j
4,100
4,600
25c
——
Granduc. Mines
Class B
20Vie
5,000
1.41
170
__
Great Lakes Paper—
1.33
20V2C
Mines
Northern
1.40
,_!__.—_1
Gordon Mackay class A
:
Graham-Bousquet Gold———
Grandines
-
common—170
(Canada)
preferred
Great
10,150
1
Granhy Consolidated—
.
3,000
12c 13*'2c
"
Class
6.00 Jan
a
4.55 Feb
113,012
20Vac20%c
Mines—
Uranium
Goodyear
u4%
56c
il
12c
j_l
Gold.—
■Goldfields
50c
1
1
class
6.25 Jan
5.00 Feb
3,300
6,122
4.75
Bloedel
'
41% Jan
Mar
5.80
' 92c
.
4.95 r:
——l
———
Golden ^Manitou
37
Par
Macmillan
Apr
Sales
Week's
Range
ef Prices
*
Last
SalePrico
High
61
Jan
5.2Q
15c
.
1
Mines
Goldcrest Mines
53%
22 Vic
—
Mine__'_
Yellowknife
Friday
STOCKS
High
*
Giant
5
Range Slcee Jan. 1
5.20
_l
Prosp_
37
.
5,70
Ltd—
Mines
56*2
37%
^—__1
.nClass A
Genex.
60%
1
1%
—
APRIL
"
Shares
Low
.
.
ENDED
far Week
ef Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
-Week's
v
Last
5,
300"
68,700
16,810
8
9.35
Mar
2.50 Jan
186
26<?
Neb
Jan
9%
17c
Mar
3.15 Jan
37%cMar
50c
J&n
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1672)
44
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
;
v:
.
Eastern
Rights
Western
Pan
930
4.60
5.00
18.937
42c
42c
1.234
42c
43c
40c
45c
,109.100
21c
V;V; 9C
9c
10c
14,500
9c
7c
9c
14,100
7c
Mar
54c
Jan
5
Jan
4.75
-
—-*/>
Porcupine
10c
Oils.——
Low
107 108 Vi
21%
107
——-
Pamour
High
48.289
Tubes.
Hersey
Friday
22%
—1
•_
5
STOCKS
16,500
,
22%
APRIL
9c
Feb
16%
Feb
100
Jan
121
Tip
Apr
Tombill
Gold
Mar
22%
Jan
Torbrit
Silver
Top
Apr
Toronto
Toronto General
Jan
46c
Mar
Toronto
13c
Jan
10c
Jan
5.00
Dominion
Iron
Range Sirce Jan. 1
High
Low
...
10
Feb
10
Feb
37c
40c
19.600
19c
Jan
40c
Apr
„1
36c
36c
40c
6,500
34c
Feb
47c
Feb
.10
44%
44:,4
45
1,792
42%
Feb
49
Jan
.20
Bank
—
Trusts
34%
34%
34%
95
32
Jan
35% Mar
Works
common
Feb
25
Feb
25% Mar
24
—
10
24
"10
100
22%
'
1
Mines
Paramaque
Mines
Parbec
__:2———I'.
■
■.
Amalgamated
Parker
88c
94c
.—A
Drilling
Uranium
Pater
River
Pembina
60c
56c
64c
24,800
20c
18 Vic
20c
8.270
12
12%
11,370
66
71 Vi
3,020
46 Vi
46%
125
preferred——/-_:r—-.-100
92
92
92
9
2
3-70
3.55
3.90
——«.—1
54c
43c
54c
234,200
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
preferred
Oil
<fc
Mines—
Oils
1.91
Petrol Oil & Gas___i—-
Phillips Oil Co Ltd__
Pickle
Gold
Crow
1.06
1.70
1.83
1.15
1.20
1.26
1.30
9%c
Placer
Oils
Ponder
Powell
Power
Corp
Oil
Prairie
Premier
President
1,285
64C
10,100
66 Vi
67%
Warrants
4.75
Trans
Mountain
Jan
Transcontinental
1
7c
8c
88
:'.V.
25
»;
2,300
67 la
Oil Pipe
Jan
Trans
Prairie
Jan
Triad
Oil
Jan
3.90
Apr
Jan
63c
1.20
Jan
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
Union
Acceptance
Feb
1.37
Jan
Union
Gas
Union
United
13%
Jan
United
Corps
15c
12
Mar
55c
Mar
3.95 Mar
7c
130
1.66
Jan
2.73
Feb
2.57 "Jan
8,316
75c
Jan
United
Estella
Jan
United
Fuel
82c
Feb
Class
B
6,400
21c
9,052
17
31,506
——1
68% Mar
United
Jan
United
5.00
13c
88
;
22c
Mar
56c
Feb
1,625
20c
Feb
33c
Jan
142,303
26c
Feb
74c
Apr
I
Oils
1.30
1.25
Apr
1.50
9,175
6.75
Jan
8.70 Mar
8.25
11,770
6.50
Feb
3.40
3.70
7,600
2.50
Jan
3.95 Mar
Vanadium-
1.30
1.33
2,300
1.16
Feb
1.50
Jan
Vandoo
3.25
2.85
3.50
648,020
1.70 Mar
3.50
Apr
Ventures
Jan
18c
Jan
Vico
Feb
2.34
Jan
Violamac
Jan
Vulcan
—____——
Ltd.
—
*
*
12c
*
Ltd——
12c
600
1
1.35
1.33
1.42
11c
16.650
—
1
87c
85c
89c
9,950
—
Gold
—
Labrador Develop
1
18 Vic
Lithium
Corp
1
9.70
Manitou
Mines——
1
A
III
wii
565
20c
5.90
22%
16 %C
.50
■
100
15c 16 %c
Jan
Universal
Upper
1.25
Products
Canada
Uranium
17c 20 %C
136,900
9.50
10
60c
1,000
81c
5.235
60c
—Zi
Miners
155
57
Apr
60
Feb
59
175
39
Jan
59
Apr
5.70
5.75
744
14c
15
15c
2.98
f" 14c
3.40
14%
22'/«
4,900
!
_T_
Explorations
Roche
17c
Jan
1.73
Jan
3.40
Apr
Apr
16%
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan
85c
Jan
Grey Trust
&
-10
Mines
—
t
25c
3.50
29,800
5,661
23c 26
Vac
Feb
11c
Ja*
8.00 Feb
54c
Mar
1.25
28c
Oils
24
24
1.85
Waite
Feb
Walker G
Amulet
Feb
26c
Apr
Watcrous Equipment
16
15%
16'%
14,110
14%
Feb
19
Jan
25
*
x—
Royal
St
Werner
Lake
Apr
Wespac
Jan
West
Malartic
1
1
15C
12c
15c
36,200
37c
Jan
1.56
Jan
12c
Apr
Products
Mar
Western
Canada
Breweriesi
2.10 Mar
Western
Decalta
23c
285
97,330
19%
19%
15
22c
20c
24c
156,200
16c
Jan
35c
Mar
Weston
46c
35c 46 %C
436,384
21c
Jan
46 tic
Apr
Class
717
50c
Mar
1.00
Jan
Preferred
Feb
60c
18
10% Mar
Western
Grocers
75c
Jan
Western
20
Jan
Western
Naco
Mar
16%
17
12,215
16%
Feb
10c
15c
52,600
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
14c
18c
64,950
9c
Jan
18c
Apr
18
class
I
Cement
35c
31c
35c
3.80
3.75
3.95
17,595
40c
47c
8,600
25c
27c
10,900
33 %c 37 %c
'
.
!
i
f'.I
64 % Mar
72%
Jan
Winchester
16
Jan
20
Jan
Windward
1,500
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
12c
2,000
He
Apr
Jan
Wood
„*
16%
16
Vi
16%
4,240
Mar
15% Mar
15 7/8
18%
Jan
97
98
65
36c
40c
52,700
26c
60c
60c
62c
4.935
50c
,_l
15 Vic
15c
16c
12.600
1.67
1.31
1.70
56,410
69
70
750
65
Jan
80
Jan
15
15
100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
___
69%:
—*
Jan
98
Mar
40c
Mar
Mar
68c
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
Feb'
13c
1.27
Jan
1.82
10c
Apr
35c
54c
Jan
20c
Feb
35c
Jan
16 %c
Jan
37 %c
Apr
28,559
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
1.40
3,400
18*4
550
26
26
30
2.94
2.78
2.95
99,274
;
|
Feb
145,516
1.35
1.40 Mar
1.12
Feb
17
Mar
18%
Jan
26 1
25"
Jan
1.85
1.35
34
5.75
3.00
3.25
1.35
Apr
36%
Jan
5.00 Mar
100
.
Jan
34
50
-
6.50
Jan
'
?
--
3.10
»
23%
1,00
93,687
20%
24%
24%
7,313
92
Jan
18%
9,785
20%<
5
.100
—,_1
-
92
92
2.32
;
A
2.22
2.39
1.50
1.55
700
14c 15 Vac
16,800
1 5jc
1,
8y2c
l'
13 %c
—L«
8%C
9C
125,000
15%
15%
6,665
3.55
3.55
.3.55
Jan
2.90
Feb
1.84 Mar
Feb
Mar
lie
Jan
Feb
12 %c
16c
Mar
•
8c
3,500
13 VaC 14 %c
'15%
Feb
1.00
10c
Apr
Apr
92% Mar
Mar
2.20
16,270
"
3.25 Mar
24%
19% Mar
89
Apr
24%
Jan
•
23%
;
Apr
46c
105,700
34
5.75
Feb
Feb
2.95
'
1.06
1.31
*
Mlnes__„
Alexander
Feb
3.95
2.75 Mar
11c
10c
17%
Larder
Gold
Jan
81c
Mar
28c
25C
Jan
15% Mar
10% Jan
'
—
—
Woodgreen Copper' 1_1
Wright-Hargreaves
50
1.05
1.28
____*
1.15
1.26
"
1.15
16,400
Jan
Feb
2.60
Jan
Feb
75c
25,630
-
1.30
3.60
1.60
Jan
Feb
3.25
-
Jan
97
37c
54
34c
.
•
1,662
13
,
1.50
5,030
1,050
'
25c
^
1
1.1%
13%
'
18%
T__
17%
13
|
—
70%
>J17c
'.':
? 1.40
Wiltsey Coghlan
11
lie
9,700
:_*
1
1
Warrants
2.95
-
_!___—_5
£
—
T
4
1
A__—
;
J
16%
*
l_:
18%
i
69%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
—
Jan
—iT_____>_*
17
__
_
17 J/2
A
11%
13
—
215
Petroleum—_*
(Geo)
B
class
70%
1
j-
18
1
Leaseholds
-r."*' •
Gold.%
Jan
18
4
Willroy Mines
60c
—*
—
Jan
<18
—
Apr
Feb
9%
50c
17
10
common—
Jan
71
——T
L
10
70c
'
Debentures
Warrants
Jan
%
61c
1
A—
4.05
13%
____*
T
*
class
Jan
Feb
Feb
Petroleum
79c
Apr
10%
1
Westeel
17c
Antonio Gold
Saskatchewan
12,817
Feb
70c
67%
Ltd——————*
Mines.;..
a
West
15c
£
f
Bridge
69,825
2,200
Feb
1,478
i_i
Feb
2.05
"
3.50
50c
1,241
Ltd
Jan
23c;
3.30
:
10,700
11%
Nickel_I:
—*
i.
—
Corp
preferred
Sarnia
72c
1.90
Apr
1.93 Mar
*
it
—
Cement
River
65c
1.70
14c
1
Industries
Lawrence
Sand
100
_*
JUlchael Uranium Mines Ltd—-—_i
San
107,100
67c
1.78
19 Vi
Mines
Mining
18c
1.93
Jan
2.00 Mar
70:,4
Maygill Gas Oil
14c
1.93
25%
Jan
11%,
Petroleums
1.90
50c
;
Bank of Canada
Oil common
5%
St
Jan
1.05
Feb
13c
——
Lawrence
1.20
Feb
1
:
St
Mar
69 c
Royalite
Ryanor
70c
80c
9
Lac_——
Oils
Russell
1,300
18,970
67,865
1.35
70c
'
3.35
;
■__*
Weedon
1.05
1
Mfg $1 pfd-±
Consol
1.49 Mar
1.84
_1
_
Mines
Roxana
Feb
80c
—
-
1.00
95c
1.66
•
._*
1
.
A
18,500
88c
,-1
Uranium———
Pete Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
80c
1.31
63c
1.30
9,100
*
Knapp (Canada)
Pyrite Copper—
1.70
-_i-—1
Ltd
class
Rocky
Roe
—
——
—
1.20
Apr
24
29c
69%'
^
1
—
__
—
Long
1.25
Jan
Feb
70%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd^
*
18 %c
Jan
Jan
-11%
W—
&
70c
|
;_1
J__l—
17c
2.87
3.55
23c
41
;.__—*
Mines
36,050
Feb
'■>-
-,-i
Wainwrig^t Producers & Ref
Jan
26c
1.79
Jan
Feb
'
Mar
10% Mar
80c
21 tic
Ltd————
,
1__.
3.00
15c
3a% Mar
199.064
24
1.72
Jan
69c
9,500
17c
35»/4
.1.73
__i
—
■
9,300
33
^34%
21
579
;
15c
17c
1
-_1
23c
1
_,
Uranium
Rockwin
Feb
Jan
14%
80c
3.50
¥
—.
_—i
11.651
Ltd
Explorations
Robertson
.lie
6.40
290
22%
76c
5.50 Mar
358,388
15
——
Alloys
Explorations Ltd
Ltd
2.10
Mining Co Ltd
Silk
Feb
20c
58%
T_.
Mines—
1.95
Mines-j—>1
Mines
Athabasca
Jan
Feb-
24%
55
3.40
2.00
——_
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
Jan
12 %c
Feb
Jan
6.95
57
f5.75
Consol
Webb &
Riverside
19%
Feb
24c
*
'
—1
Mining
Rexspar
Mar
5.50 Mar
7,460
22%
75
Jan
18c
6,000
'
5.50 Mar
Jan
62%
57
^
25
J.
3.85
1,110
12,000
:
'
preferred
—
—"
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines—
Ricliwell
t
8.35 Mar
3.50
74
20c
Steel Corp
8.30
5%
5.60
22 %
Mines
Montauban
74c
%
fc 5.80
«
United
63c
5
72%
—1
x.
Hill
United
1.25
—
Mines
Jan
9.00
18.880
'
class
Jan
8.00
Quebec
Reef
Jan
23% Mar
50c
5%
class B_^
Mar
Apr
Jan
7.95
Quebec
Renabie
Feb
Apr
22c
74c
1
Mines i___—
Inv
Keno
1.30
Producers
Earth
30c
Apr
7.25
'
32c
.V.73%
'
8.10
Quebac
Rare
Apr
Apr
.130
20 %c
50c
„1
preferred,.—
8.25
Copper Corp_—
Rayrock
Feb
26c
—1
Ltd
46%
1
Quebec
Rainville
104
8.80
'
Radiore
Jan
1.20
23%
common.......
Mining Corp
*
—
—
—
Chiboug«mau
Quemont
Jan
43%
2.00
21c
$
40%
54,642
22%
-1
Feb
Apr
99,381
7.50
Asbestos
Jan
86
117
Jan
23c
-
26c
Canada____l_
of
Jan
Apr
7c
Jan
2.55
Feb
Feb
:'|23%
Shawkey Mines_L___
Jan
1.26
55
2.73
20
12c
2.23 Mar
Mar
Feb
Jan"
2.30
2.37
———
1.40
50c
40
Resources
1.15
38%
36%
585
2.70
Pipeline^.
Ultra
95c
913
41
129 %
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—_________
Trinity Chibougamau
Mar
37%
40;,4
—1
Linei___,
Apr
27c
36%
41
/
2.55
99
Victoria
Quebec
AO
Ltd—.
47%
2.30
170
3,000
—
71%
11,500
88
'<
59c-
Explorations
92
Apr
25
15c
36%
._*
—
45% Mar
'
1
Dome——
Minerals
Purdex
Apr
750
—
Airways
Gas
12%
Mines—__£———1
Electric
Uranium
Prospectors
Feb
211
4.50
^—-——100
;—
East
Preston
Pronto
19,175
41 Vi
Gold
Trust
69c
40
Roy——
Border
Premier
9
7,353
59c
41%
*
——1
____—_————__—■0
Gold
Rouyn
60c
63 tic
*
—-—.—
Ri\er
Powell
Empire Oils
50
A
—
Trans
2,600
12%
————*
Development
class
Trans Canada
28,000
12%
Finance
Jan
Apr
25
13c
—__1
preferred
Jan
800
9c
12
9c
——--1
Uranium
5%
95c
51,300
1.75
1.20
Traders
Jan
24c
182,880
1
-—.
Gold of British Columbia——1
Pioneer
Pitch-Ore
Provo
2.02
1.00
.—-*
—
Mines,
1.91
1.00
-1
Minerals
&
6
x
i—
Exploration
Feb
56
2,900
'
1.05 Mar
A
18c
176,565
70%
5
Pipeline common
Credit
Peruvian
12%
1
Gas
Preferred
Peoples
220
1
—
Nat
28,009
5 %
1
Ltd
Mines
Consol
Paymaster
Peace
Mines
95c
5%
Pardee
Class
Towagmac
High
10
40c
Mines..;
Jan
Feb
Shares
10
Mines———
53c
Apr
for Week
Low
Tailors—,
Jan
4.60
Sales
Range
rar
High
11 %c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
9c 10 %c
r~---1
_
Petroleum
Pacixic
Page
Low
Par
Pacific
Shares
1957
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
Monday, April 8,
Jan
1
2.75
2.70
2.90
50e
320
2.92
3.30
77.015
2.50
Feb
3.65
4.60
4.05
4.65
28,200
3.60
Jan
4.65
85%
1,117
&
Zinc__
Canuck
Yellowknife
Mines
Zenmac
Metal
30c
-20c
—
Bear
Yukeno
Zulapa
1
Oil-——
Mines
£
Mines
31c
lie
12c
13C
4.600
Mar
37c
Jan
9%c
Feb
15c
Jan
r9c
Jan'
13c
Jan
1.35 Mar
1.80
Jan
28c
22,000
'
10 %c
1
9'ac 10%c
1.49
7,000
-
1.38
1.52
24,700
9c
9 VaC
1.466
7c
Jan
10 %c
Feb
—1
-1
Mining
30c
28 c
31c
35,300
23c
Jan
52c
Mar
—1
.
52c
52c
52c
750
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
Apr
85
Lead
Yankee
Yellowrex
Jan
Security Freehold Petroleums—0
Shawinigan Water & Power coinmon„*
Yale
Rainbow
Scurry
Class
A
Sheep
Oils
—
Ltd
preferred
Sherrrtt
47
47
35
1.26
1.05
1.26
5,211
___L_1
Horsey
Preferred
6.60
6.50
7.00
30,389
*
10%
10%
10%
945
25 %
25 %
275
Sicks
Breweries
Voting
Silanco
25
common
trust
I
Silverwood
Simpsons
S
K
Ltd
Valley
Stadacona
Oil
Starratt
of
&
9c
Jan
6,204
75c
Mar
37c
Feb
*
10%
10%
10%
1,090
10%
Feb
11
Jan
17%
17%
18
1,970
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
72c
81c
19,225
66c
Jan
84c
Mar
4.00
4.00
100
A
23c
55
135
45c
37 %c
45c
8,900
35c
Mar
8%
8%
1,562
8
Mar
Corp
l
Ltd
Corp
25c
Co
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging
3,034
11c
Mar
15c
Feb
30c
Jan
Canada
Jan
55
Apr
Canadian
Bronze
60c
Jan
Canadian
General
Feb
Canadian
Industries
47
9%
Dominion
&
Sugar
2,768,700
21c
Feb
78c
Mar
Canadian
Marconi
21,066
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
Canadian
36%
37
155
34
12
12
200
11% Mar
4.20
4.60
8,266
3.15
Mar
Jan
37 Vi
13
Jan
Mar
5.50 Mar
Coast
Taylor
Pearson
Texas
Texas
Consolidated
i
1,430
Jan
21
24
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
3.40
3.55
1.000
Feb
4.00
Jan
40%
40%
100
40%
5.00
5.00
10(1
36
-Jan
4.00 Jan
7.00
Jan
37
36%
37%
777
36
Mar
39%
Jan
38c
33c
20c
43c
__
22*%
23%
Apr
Jnn
V
_*
!_5
-
_
-
—
Oil
3.40
'
•
*
•
__
__
Mar
Dominion
Bridge
94c
Apr
Dominion
Glass
3lc
Apr
DuPont
62
61%
63%
3,264
24
Jan
26%
7%-c
8 tic
12,000
60
Feb
71%
Jan
20VH
19%
20%
20.601
7Vic Mar
10 %c
Jan
International
5,15
4.95
5.25
Paper
;
7.50
18.475
17%
21%
Jan
International
Utilities
5
56%
Mar
59c
Jan
Intel-provincial
«
19
Jan
15c
Feb
Loblaw
3.00
151,369
1.680 -
43c
Mar"
27% Mar
...
.
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan
51
Jan
56%
Apr
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
Vic
*
26% Mar
Mar
31
5.05
*
i
8
37c
37c
44c
29,600
12c
13c
3.50
8,100
30c
9%c
Feb
Hayes
of
Inc
3.40
3.40
3.55
3,858
3.25
Feb
4.10
Jan
4.75
Minnesota
4.50
5.00
800
4.50
Feb
5.50
Jan
1.35
1.35
1.50
Ogilvie
380
1.35
Jan
1.95 Mar
*
*
4.05
4.05
250
18%
18%
375
7c
7c
3.85
3.85
4.00
1.325
1.38
1.38
1.42
15,321
18%
3.60 Mar
17
4,500
7c
Mar
Feb
Pato
,
._L
common
Canada
Steel
j
40
~
10 Vic
IIIIIIIIIli
—
'4.05
Apr
Pend
Apr
Price
Third
Canadian
9tic Jan
Apr
5.50
Jan
Yukon
Jan
1.72
Feb
18%
-27%
-27%
27%
93
95%
55
56%-
1.225
19
19%
1,357
Gold
Gen
Inv
40%
10c
13c
—
—
n5
38
Jan
10c
Jan
16c
Mar
•8.000
35c
Jan
50c
Mar
Jan
10
42c
42c
9%
10
315
1.65
1.61
1.76
25,380
1.60
Jan
1.95
i
4.00
3.20
III"~25c
4.15
5.150
3.00
Feb
4.90
Jan
66c
64c
68c
23.100
61%
61%
164
91c
96c
4.600
Co
25
IIII—I
~
*
III" 1
95c
20c
46c
23c
19% Mar
64% Mar
70
30 % Mar
Jan
32%
Jan
35%
28% Feb
Jan
4.55
Feb
5.20
2.65
2.90
1.950
2.75 Mar
3.40
53%
55
120
-
5%
600
50c
57c
12.000
27%
-
__
27'a
50
5%
—
FOOTNOTES FOR
Feb
»
Mines.
Jan
Feb
53
59
,
5% Mar
50c
23%
5Ti Mar
58c
~
Jan
27*%
Apr
Jan
Apr
———'—
——
Apr
Jan
Jan
;
41% Mar
32.000
10%
53%
—1
*
—
Jan
56Vi Mar
6,745
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Jan
103 %
Feb
5.20-
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Cofp
210
325
•
29"
Mar
47%
2.80
-
Trust
Gold
300
32
Mar
91
-
4.95
1
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67%
32%
32
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26
25
208
31
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~
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—
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1.10
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3.85
56Vi
18%
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Ontario
Oreille
SGVi
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com
Utilities
—
&
Flour
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•
Securities
Products^
18%
~~~i
common
23%'
28
—1
Paper
Dalhousie
»
,
4.35
15% Mar
Jan
Mines
Tiara Mines
Jan
75
Feb
_
Thompson-Lundmark
3.85
792
Feb
—IIIIIII50c
Calgary
848
440
10c
IIIIIIIIIl
Teck-Hughes Gold
4.25 *
Apr
18
60c
common
Temagami
Mar
29
200
*
.•
Feb
17
27 Vi
Copper
_»
Mines
33*/4
14% Mar
28
285,670
common—
Taurcanis Mines
34
525
23%
„
Tandem
Feb
Feb
75
16
17%
998,824
Ordinary
Tamblyn
29%
30
32%
26%-
25
_
Gold
Jan
29
94c
I ~~i
Industries
Jan
17%
31c
common
Gold
Feb
39'%
10%
*
*
Westinghouse
IIHl
Supertest Petroleum
2,398
34
6
'
8% Mar
4.15
*
common
25
I ~
Mines
-
32
23%.
67c
IIIIIII*
Mines
Apr
—*
:
Investments
34c
4.20
High
Jan
31%
15%
„
L*
common
76c
.
Low
4%
185
2,470
Jan
20c
31%.
__
5
Range Since Jan. 1
205
6c
36
8%-**
8%
__
1
10,300
*
33%
•
:
—
32c
12
8%
•
,
,
Shares
High
6c
31%
__
British American Bank Note.:
65c
36%
~
22 %c
(
Sylvanite
Asbestos
:_5
for Week
6c
*
L
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
L*
90c
Warrants
Cons
National Corp
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
31c
Goid
Cons
12c 12 tic
4.25 Mar
Week's
.
Par
_
Andiari
_I
~
Propane
Jan
34c
—III 1
III—II*
_
Sullivan
Jan
—1
Gas
Gold
Superior
Jan
69c
<■
Contact
Switson
Jan
54 %
*
Canada
Inlet
3.00
12c
_!_»
1.07
63c
Last
Sale Price
Brown
25c
_~_l
—
Steeloy
Surf
76C
*
55
Mines
Bros
Sudbury
8,000
15c
STOCKS
Jan
36,700
rand*
Friday
FebJan
4.55
85c
_III_*
Materials—I
*
&
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon
River
22%
22
61c
£
class
Olsen
Stedman
Mar
4.05 Feb
50c
,£__,
Oils
Uranium
Stanwell
Feb
20
350
__l
,
Oils
&
Uranium
Stanrock
21
260
4.20
80c
Services
Radio
Stanleigh
• 15
21 %
*
Paving
Standard
22
21
_
Mines
Standard
22
4.05
11c
_„
Canadian
.
15c
Cnrh Section
-
Jan
Feb
»
Union
Air
Mines
Steel
A—.
_____
;
Spooner
25%
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
84c
Oil
Spartan
810
10%
11c
Roi
Southam
Southern
Apr
9% Mar
*
class
Manufacturing
Souris
6.50
53c
.
Van
1.35 Mar
1
Ltd
Slocan
Jan
48% Mar
Mar
4.05
1
89
Mar
90c
50c
Mines,
Dairies
Mines
D
22
2.95 Mar
43
21 %
1
;
Mines
Standard
Siscoe
*
—1__
:
_
Mining
Silver-Miller
Silver
<
;
Sigma Mines Quebec
Feb
24%
common
*
Jan
80
47
—50c
Gordon
Shirriff
85%
———50
GoldJ
Creek
2.10
5,850
248.075
9
50c
Feb
58% Mar
85c
18c
Mar
Mar
98c
Apr
•No
par* value.
a
Odd lot
*
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Jan
•
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61%
Apr
e
1.25
Jan
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Jan
r
36c
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price;
sale
«
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Ex-HquW»tlng
dividend,
(Un) Admitted to taUJatod
wd When
_
(not Included
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-
-
,
CANADIAN HARKETS
AND
t
(not Included In year's
delivery sale
year's
OUT-OF-TOWN
.
_
(not Included In year's range).
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trading privilege*.
delivered,
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*1 *?*** Issued.
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Ex-dividend.
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Ex-rights,
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Ex-stock
dividend.
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Number 5627
Volume 185
.
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The Commercial
.
an^Financial Chronicle
(1673)
45,
NATIONAL LIST-OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
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^notvrepreseni -actual transactions.
bought (indicated, bythe
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asked )
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Association of Securities -Dealers,^Inc. and other -selected sources. They do
aguide to the range within which these securities could have, been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
time of compilation. ^ Origin* of any quotation furnished on request. The^NativiiaT' listJis comoosedof^ securities
v.
v
-which have a. wide national distribution.
intended
are
at^the
■
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as
,
Industrials and Utilities
:
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Par
>•;
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Aerovox Corp
Products
American
Engineer
Inc
Co
1
American
36
Amer Hospital Supply Corp
i. American-Marietta Co
4
A- M
P
Arden
Farms
Co
26'
common
Arkansas
Missouri
Co
Oil
Gas
&
2C%
33 V -
35%'
1
•
21 V
23
Bates
Co
Mfg
'■4
—__1
Co
•
10 '
;
6%
*
Bell
Lomb
&
&
Optical
7
6%
.10
11%
Beneficial Corp
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc —.5
Beryllium
Corp
;
_
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
Mfg
Steel
Bullock's
297«
17%
18 V2
24%
26'/4
S1"Q
1
Castings
3734
10
39%
—i__l
14%
California
Water Service Co__25
Wat
Canadian
Telephone
A
Delhi
Ltd
Co.
Ceco Steel Products Corp
Cedar Point Field
Central
Electric
Central
HI
Central Louisiana
22...
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Electric Co—5
Co —10
Maine
•
Power
Public
Soya Co
Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub
Chattanooga
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Corp:
Radio
B
*
Co
!
17%
•
6
5%.
14 V
15 V
<
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: 14 V
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_ll
A
33.
21%
16%
cl A__33V3C
15%
9 V
8%
_1
Inc
24
.1
com
common
Stores
24%
•
20V
1
Clinton Machine Co
Class
36 Va
'v. 22%
24
25V
24 V
77 V
5
25 7
Light A Power Co.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp_
l'
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Cutter Laboratories com
Common- Ltd
Delhi-Taylor
vtg
Oil
Delta Air Lines
34'V
15
161
60-V
1
„
Corp
8
185»
_3
Inc
17%
24
25^a
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2'/2
17V
18V
Detroit & Canada
.
14%
15 7 «
1
18%
20
Bridge Co___^l
17 V
19 V
Tunnel-Corp_5
Detroit Harvester Co
Detroit
Internat
Di-Noc
Chemical Arts
Disney
(Walt)
Doeskin
DuMont
Dun
(R Ri
&
A
Bradstreet
Bush
1
■
__2
„_
America
.
Paso Electric
State
Fairmont
Oil
Foods
Fanner
Co
1
167b
:
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25V
4fi 7,-i
8V
8
23 V
•—<_«—
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1
i
25 V
9 V
10
62 V
66
53
56 V
18
19'4
19' \
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Packing Co
•
;_i
V
2pV
•45 V
43
Paper^lO
Co
Garlock
35 V
44
Foote Bros Gear A Mach
Corp_2
Foote Mineral
Co_____1
Frito
97b
33 V
24
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Wayne
17'«
(Texas )~L*
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Ft
115b
16 V
V
"30'.,
17 V
183«'
33^4
?6\'h
2* V
23 V-
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
General Controls Co
_5
38 V *
407a
21
General Crude Oil Co
2V
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
22';.
38
5V %
Giant
10.
.
preferred
Portland
20
Cement
Co
_l
Giddings A Lewis Mach Tool
.
Co_2
Great Western
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(A P)
Financial
Fire
Corp_l
Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
•
22'
•20 V
217«
28
30 V
38V
5
24 V
26V
Leaseholds
Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustln-Bacon
Class
B
16 V
7V
8S«
20c
8 "4
9a«
•
9V
ioc
6V
Mfg Co new__2.50
Hagan Chemicals
A
Controls—1
Hailn Mines Inc
Haloid Company
Hanna (M A)
15 V
25c
7V
30 V
33
34V
4
4
V
53 V
Engineering:.—_l
20 V
/ 23..«
33%
35%
Western
White
Manufacturing Co
26%
40%
43
1
13%
14%-
lOo
11 y»
5
16%
17%
29
32
25%
27%
Natural Gas Co
Eagle
Oil
Co
Whiting Corp
6%
Williams & Co Inc
2%
67 V
8
6%
8%
Wood Conversion Co
1
7%
Wurlitzer
Topp
Wisconsin
Pow
A
Light Co_10
12%
17%
Fibers
Blower
King
States
Petroleum
1
Corp
Nat
Corp
Industries
3
Co
Gas
Inc
6%
19
—25
—
Zapata
6V
334
1
30 V
32
64
67 V-
361
Co
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Corp
Loan
Star
Ludlow
Co
Steel
Lucky Stores
_—
America—™1
of
Corp
Inc
7 V
*
-"
4
Bank & Trust
V*
Par
39
a
—1
32%
13 7b
14
*
40 V
Bank
3413
IV
——
Sales Co—.
Mf2 &
43
—1
32-V
1
48 V
23V
18%
19%
14-3b
15%
36
38%
Inc—1
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc.
1
1
Maryland Shipbldg 6c Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W
McDermott
McLean
L)
(J
Corp
6V
3
Industries
10%
lc
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
11V
'■*
21V
Trust
100
Co
;__l
...1
22-->
27%
18
19%
15 V
16(4
19'8
5
20%
5
25
27 V*
...1
8%
..10
to «-
9V
27 V
Aluminate Corp
& Oil Corp
Class
B
National
2V
File
Norfex
Oil
5
24%
Meadow
26V
36V*
38%
Brook
Freeport
Natl
(N
40%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
51%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
55
48
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
39
42
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y)—.100
318
332
Bank
(N Y)._10
Southern
&
Phila.10
of
National
(Savannah)
Trust
Co
Continental
111
Bank
,
National
Bank
of
260
National
Bank
of Westchester.5 t
Detroit
10
57 V
National
62
73 V
39%
Natl
Trust
(Albany
Newark
N
A
(N
Y)
Co
Essex
Co
(Chicago)
County
County
33Va
N
84
87 V
Natl Shawmut Bkof Boston. 12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 V
45 V
48 V
46
49%
10
30
32 V
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
36%
39%
New
——
& Trust
Bank
(Paterson
York
26 V
28%
Co
Jl—
Trust
Y)
(White
Co
Plains N
1
5
Northern
Trust
Tr
Co
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal
N
Co
Trust
174
—50
Peoples
183
First
(N Y)
25
65
68
(Chicago)
Co
100
435
458
Natl
Bk
Tr
A
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Newark
83%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
70
74V4
Provident
60
34V
Republic Natl Bank (Dallaa).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—25
First Bk
33V
35%
Rockland-Atlas
14
First Camden
(Hackensack N J)
Stk Corp (Minn)
Natl Bk & Tr
10
Trust Co
10
10
(Phila)—10
Natl
Bank
10
20
21V
National
(Atlanta).10
32%
35V
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
-5
13V
14%
First Natl Bank of Boston..12%
64%
67'/2
Rye
Water Co $4 p(td_*
Indiana Pub Serv Co—*
64
38%
68%
First Natl Bk
41
First
Natl
Bank
Corp
Coal
Ber.
6%
—1
Corp
9%
7%
50
Louis...20
59V
66V
15%
&
x7
Trust Co
St
(Phila)
7%
Franklin
6%
31%
33%
Square
70c
22
Indus
10
42 V
35%
23%
25%
13 %
1
State
(Franklin
Y)
N
14%
Girard
Bottlers__l
12%
13%
Guaranty Trust Co
11V
2%
12
Pioneer
Pepsi-Cola
General.
Natural Gas
Plymouth
Polaroid
•
Coke Co
&
27 V
29%
5V
5%
1
Corp
Portland Gas
2%
2
Co
Co
Rubber
134 %
19
„
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of
,
America
5
Producing
Properties Inc
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
140
39V:•
42
25
-
10c
36 Va
Harris
Tr &
Hudson
County
18%
Natl
43%
Tr
Co
440
1
30%
9%
74
78%
Street
Trust
20
of
64 y4
67%
10
Phila
29
3ay2
47 V
50%
29%
32 %
10
Tr
49 y*
38
42
10
19 %
20%
20
A
46
25
Albany
Bk
45
48
Co
Bk
A
.
Co
Tr
Bk
A
(N Y)
Tr
Co
Trust
469
Co
New
of
32 >/2
Trust Co of
51
59y2
Union
Bk
8
16
17%
Union
Tr
Jersey
2%
10%
11%
(N Y)__5
26
28%
(Cleve)_ 10
Amer
No
City)
(N Y>—10
Maryland
Trust
44
47%
10
42%
45%
10
of
22 V
Co—
(Boston*
35%
32
Com
of
Co
States
25%
34%
19%
4%
23%
76Y2
17
Bank
(Union
of Com
38%
73
20
(Phila)
United
Bk
35%.
33V*
4%
of
Natl
30 'A
10
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
135
19%
Corp of America—1
Chemicals
.1
Bank
Trade
68%
41 %
10
Co
56%
Co
Y)
—23
Tr
59 V
53 V*
51%
66
—20
(Chi)..100
Sav Bk
Natl Bk &
Hartford
Industrial
17%
16 V*
36%
-5
Products
...—
..
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
2
12%
16
22V
Rice Mills
17V
footnotes
Bk
United States
10
see
32%
«
Tr
Co
35
9%
64%
67 V*
28%
30%
preceding page.
We
18%
Roadway Express class A
Inc
25c
•
55
59
Robertson. <H Hi
—1
70
74%
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rocktfeil Manufacturing Co—2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
17%
19
44
12V
13%
17
30%
2
42V
45%
1
12%
13 V
7V
22V
24%
2
28 V
30%
8mith, KUne & French Lab 3ftV3C
60%
63%
Markets in two out of every three of the
18%
28V
maKt
46%
Robbins & Myers
Co
9%
Industrial &
National
System
Sebright
Searie
Skil
(G
Oswego
D)
&
3
Falls
Corp
Co
Service Corp
Pacific
Corp
Inc
Power
Co
list
Utility Stocks quoted in the above
of
Over
-
the
-
TROSTER,
2-
2400
Securities.
Counter
Your orders A inquiries are
HA
invited
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
24%
(N Y)_20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arts)-5
of
I
24%
Inc—3%
Riley Stoker Corp
Brand
R
17%
3
Natl
Providence
For
Metals
River
48%
Bi_15
York
of New
Bank
Industrial
16%
Mexico
Alegre Sugar Corp....—1
Purolator
Exch
(N Y)
393k
15%
New
Serv Co of
Punta
Corn
56
9
Mass)
Tradesmens
Hanover
7%
7
.5
26%
.
Trust
25%
2
Trust
Natl Bk
Sterling
(N
Pickering Lumber Corp
__3%
Pigeon Hole Park Inc < Wash)_l
(N Y)
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(NY).
45
32 V
5
Bk
Natl
Union
(Boston,
23%
•
38%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
10
Rochelle
New
Bank
Bank-State
Second
Second
First Westchester Na41 Bank
of
Pan, American Sulphur Co
Louis
63
63%
6t
54
of
15 %
14
(Jersey City)—25
Bk
29%
Tool
35%
Bk
14%
Pendleton
33V
National
15%
36%
23%
315
Natl
27V
Light Co
of
305
Natl
5
Power &
^100
Dallas—.10
First Natl City Bank (N Y>__20
First
Pennsylvania
Banking
5
Pabst Brewing Co
Chicago
First
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Pacific
of
6V
Firfet
Otter Tail Power Co
—
Bk
18
17
•
N J)
.
of
Boston
(Camden
Production
56
*14%
5
Co
Northwest
52%
64
30 V
J)
First
Northeastern
29%
59%
'
16
—
27
25
8%
Gas Co
*
22 Vr
62
Bank¬
14%
Corp
Coal
American
56
;
55 V
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J)
ing
18%
-
20%
Commerce Bank A
Trust
78%:
36%
25%
17%
52%
58%
Co_12ya
&
68
63 V
of N J.23
Tr
59%
37'/4
245
23
Bank &
110%
106
&
Y)
(N
34%
—10
State Bank
Commercial
"
50%
12%
13 %
20%:
38 lA
Bk
Exch Bk
80
23%
24
42%
,
18%
8
47>/4
19%
22%
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Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark*
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
32%
11%
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1
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Pub
37 y4
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National Gas
18%
34 %
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109
1
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17 V
32 y.
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City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) ^25
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50
27%
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62%
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Kings County Trust Co
Chem
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37
30
National Homes
16%-
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y).12%
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2V
Publishing Co....
5
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5
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37'A
20
Camden
11%
McLouth Steel
Shipping
41%
Companies
Industrial
35V'8
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New
Trust Co
Central
61%
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Mississippi
38%
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A
Broad St Trust Co (Phila>
6%
58
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11 y*
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30%
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& Co
of
Boatmen's
51%
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49 y4
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35%
46
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of
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Bank
Macmillan Co
Automo
Off-Shore
10%
20%
1
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Lau
10
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
9%
8%
1
17%
16
8
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Landeis Frary & Clark
Sierra
High
16%
Western Lt <te Telephone Co—.10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
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9%
35 V
25%
129 '
43
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16-3b
122
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56
35 y«
24 V
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39% '
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Jet
63 '
5%
1
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8
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126
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29%
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27
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10
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5
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15 %
20%
15 V
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35 7»
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13%
19 V
24%
8 V
33 V
25%
22%
20 V
6V
5
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5
2.1%
37
Pipeline Co.l1
Gasoline
48%
8
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34%
,
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32V
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20 V
6%
Keystone Portland Cem Co.—3
41V
Gas Service Co
..1
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71%
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32
9 V
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:
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Federal
,
9-V
1—
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Empire
27V
10%
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Co
25%
8%
68 V
97B ;
34 V
Northwestern Pub Serv Co——3
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
l
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24-"'..
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8%
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of
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22%
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10
1
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Broadcasting Corp
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;
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Donnelley
Inc
1«
Transmis
Natural
45 V
32 >A-
60o
Corp of America.
Warner
12%
17%
Inc
16%
Wagner Electric Corp
27 V
12%
10 ya
Time Inc
it
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25 V
1
1
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38%
8:l8
8V
6
27%
•
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30 Vb
15
7%
39%
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36:V
19-V
8 V
50 %
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Nat
28 V
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
47
1
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9
33%
1
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29%
2%
34%
2%
Gas
Co
Texas Industries
a
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18 V
4%
3
:—10
Kentucky Utilities Co —i
21V
■
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Connecticut
36%
III
12%
31^
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Gas
Texas
Corp
3iy2
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"
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19 V
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x32
preferred
25
Commonwealth Oil P.ef Co Inc.2c
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81V
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Texas
36
16
26 V
—___i2V
25%
24%
1
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Gas
3%
50c
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Mallory VP R»
14%
22%
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com
17
32 V
30 3 4
Tennessee
33'V
Gas_5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
1
Corp
20 V
Texas
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22%
37%
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West Point
50%
1
Corp
Inc
25%
47 V
233(»'
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30%
21%
10
a.—
Common class B
Colonial
/
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6
34
Utility Corp. .—6
Central
Central
23%
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24%
21
Universal
5
Corp
Corp
Refining
Tampax
38 V
13%
5
Central
Central
19*4
v
8
54
23%
22%
34 VB
Thermo
Lone
13 V
8
11V
50V
21%
1
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At
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1
United -States. Truck Line* Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
21V
10%
21%
18 1
Public Serv Co
Co
Lithium
35%
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Co
19 <*';>
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5%
Gas
Gas
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United
32
25
Greene
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8%
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41
35
34%
.<
18%
36%
Kellogg
Kendall
Liberty
12%
.
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Central Indiana
Sutton
5
Kearney & Trecker Corp—
36
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Gas
23
2131
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15 V2
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural
42
10c
Paper
42%
.
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Petrol
Stubnltz
Suburban
16%
Co—15
preferred
34
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Carpenter
Collins
14V's
35
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Oregon Power Co..20
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7%
13 V
Inc.
California
Calif
6%
7
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Co
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Burndy
42 V
6 V
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Brush Beryllium
Buckeye
24 VH
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3
28-
preferred__25
$1.20
83 y4
32 V
28
Inc
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
b
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21%
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20 %
—10
Products
Wells
7%
20%
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7%
'
28 y2
1
Gas
38%
2%
28 V
1
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Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
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36%
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30%
9%
22%
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15 7
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39
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5
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9%
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Black Hills Power & Light Co
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany Mills InC
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Statler Hotels Delaware
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
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Gas
13 V
1
City
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l1
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Steel
i
$1.46
15
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Struthers
Corp
Kaiser
14
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Power
,12 V
5
12%
,
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Tracer lab Inc
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E), Mfg Co
Stanley
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Jessop^Steel Co
22%'
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Gossett
Sys-_1 '
Service Co
Jefferson
7
-
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common
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Jack & Heintz
'
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A
-
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Securities Co
Investors Diver Services
19%
-18%
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48%'
45 %
1
69 V
13 V
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Towmotor Corp
12 Va
Southwestern States Tele
45%:.
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19 V
10
66
10
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15%
11%
—
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2 V'
39 V
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15 y4
51 y»'
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22% .*
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20%
14 y4
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Avon Products Inc
36 7«
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Interstate Eakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
24 V
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47%
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26
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29%
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Arizona Public Service Co
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27%
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27 %
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Husky Oil- Co
35 V.
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Hugotofi Production Co
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Ask
33 3 4
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Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A commoE
31%
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1
American Window Glass
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%
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Bid
,
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South Shore Oil
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
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The Commercial and
46
Financial Chronicle...
(1674)
Monday, April 3, 1357
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
April 5
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
f*T
Mstu«l Funds—
Fund
1.59
American
Mutual
Fund Trust—
Development
4.05
Investment
Fund
Resources
of
Co
5.08
Aetna
Casualty
1
9.08
9.92
Aetna
Insurance
10.16
11.10
5.63
6.17
Fund_l
a20.82
lc
Inc
America
8.99
1,65
Johnston
.
Boston—1
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1.50
•
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Atomic
Investment
•
of
Trust
Mutual
(The)
Aetna Life
<fc
Surety
10
Co
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
69%
Equitable
—1
16.12
"A" Inc—.1
Fund "B" Inc_*5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.57
Corp lc
10.16
11.04.
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
8.59
9.37
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc___l
Bond Inv Tr of America.
•
11.28
12.26
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
12.21
13.32
American Re-insurance
20.91
22.48
S-l
15.37
16.78
American Surety
1
15.55
16.81
S-2
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
11.43
Fund
Mutual
Inc
Fund
Boston
Inc
General
17.31
18.89
American
10.12
11.05
Amer Ins Co
9.62
10.40
23.16
12.66
13.88
6.97
13.43
14.52
—_1
19.91
21.53
Ltd
Inc
Fund
Venture
1
1
11.43
30%
33
35%
27
29 Va
27 %
29%
Lawyers
Life
•
Fund—•
5.14
Equipment shares.lc
2.45
shares—lc
3.85
lc
3.53
lc
3.88
139
9.90
1
10.75
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Mutual
shares
Automobile
Metal
Industries
shares
shares.
Paper
.
2.70
,
4.24
k,
3.89
Employers
'
Fidelity
..lc
3.04
3.35
Fire
Inc
10c
Investors Trust
7.15
7.84
11.09
11.99
10.43
15.29
Massachusetts
13.68
14.79
Mass
16%
18
Petroleum
shares
Transport
Manhattan
shares
Fund
Bond
Massachusetts
18.97
Mutual
Inc
Fund
Invest
14.54
Mutual
71V2
1
10.65
11.70
Diversified
Growth Stk Fund__l
12.85
Investment
Fund—I
8.84
9.69
9.45
1
20.51
————2.50
25c
2.65
2.91
Inc—————1
8.96
9.74
E
Series
Dividend Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
17.85
Coru——1
Bond
10.38
Globe &
7.09
New
10.99
7.34
15.84
17.36
1
3.30
3.59
Industries Fund Inc——1
14.06
15.37
Corp.———1
Investors Trust—
1
12.09
13.07
7.12
7.74
Inc
Futures
Gas
6.97
Capital
General
General
shares
Aviation
8.61
11.76
12.83
11.29
12.36
lc
7.00
7.68
lc
Fund
5.74
6.30
lc
(The) Stock Fund.io
Common
Ulectronics
6.68
9.44
shares
Chemical
11.72
6.09
lc
lc
shares
Automobile
Electrical
&
Canada
Nucleonics
shares
>Fully
administered
9.50
8.67
shares—lc
—lc
7.99
8.76
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
14.69
16.08
General
shares
bond
RR
shares
shares
Steel
stock
Tobacco
shares
shares
Utilities
11.72
12.83
2.53
2.85
6.12
6.71
9.59
10.51
17.57
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lo
lc
.
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8.84
9.69
1
15.31
15.77
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
..1
16.65
17.16
Series
Inc—
H-C7
Electronics
.10c
10c
Series H-DA-
a4.13
1
—1
a23.39
2.47
2.70
33
9.81
10.72
Incorporated
8.54
9.33
Income
Fund..
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1
Gver-TUe-Counter
Fund
9.66
Philadelphia
Pine
Street
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
34 V8
83
88%
36
38%
3%
4%
10
York
New
North
5
5
Fire
Fire
15%
26
28
36%
38%
7 %
8%
12.50
73
10
88
94
10
55
59
10
56%
National Life
Insurance
(Minn)
—
Pacific
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity Co
29%
5
—i
1—
Northwestern
27%
397'a
2.50
*
—*
Northern
Peerless
49
36%
3.33 %
River
66
46
10
Northeastern
62
14%
2
Casualty—
—
—
Phoenix
Insurance Co
20%
lo
74%
78 V4
10
19%
21%
2
11%
13 Va
10
50%
55
6.25
53%
57
*
89%
Reinsurance Corp
10
42%
45%
Republic
57%
60
19
5
60%
35%
37%
91
94 V2
Insurance
Paul
St
(N Y)
Fire
Seaboard
&
(Texas)
Marine—
Surety Co
Corp
10
—5
>„
—
10
64
lo
33
35%
10
47 %
50%
-10
59 V*
62%
49%
53
Springfield
34
36%
Standard
17%
33%
41
Title
25%
27
&
Accident
Marine
—
Travelers
68%
19%
5
Fire
—
Guar
&
Trust
(N
a
20
21%
5
80%
83%
Guaranty Co__ 10
72%
75%
Y)
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Fund
(T
Fund
Inc
Science
&
Fund
of
Co
Home
Scud.der,
14.39
31.15
City
Amer
5
98%
102%
6.41
12.36
6.93
11.53
Oct
—
1957
17,
Sept
3.70s
16,
47%
—
1
Fund
30%
:
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32nds of * point
Bank
Land
1,
May
July
1%S
100
Oct.
Bid
Bonds—
1957
15,
99.31
100
1957
1957
1,
Ask
100.1
100.4
99
99.8
'100
100.4
100.3
3%s
Feb.
14,
100.5
2%s
May
1,
1958
98.28
99.6
100
100.2
2%s
Nov.
4,
1958
97.18
97.26
ICO.l
2%s May
1,
1959
96.30
97.8
'
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2V4S Feb.
1,
1960
95.22
96
;
1958
99.21
3%s Sept 3. 1957——
3%d Oct.
15, 1957V-
100
3.80s
100:
99.31
Feb.
15,
Sept.
i
1, 1971
3%s
100.3
May
4%s
99.25
June
3%s
1,
I960.
96
96
1972-1967
97
102%
100
1972
15.
96.10
102%
101
100.1
a23.20
Federal
1957
20,
1957
100.2
100.6
Sept.
20.
1957.
100.4
100.8
Jan.
Feb.
4.10s
13.76
12.04
38.30
Mor.
10,
1953
99.6
100
—
wi
100.2
100
1958.
100.2
13.35
40%
1958
20.
10,
100.1
13!16
37%
99.31
15.08
1
Fund-
20,
4s
9.26
1
Investors Inc
Mortgage Aasn—
May
2%s
100.2
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4%s
1967'.
1.
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3.35s
Nov..
12.08
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28%
3 90s
8.56
(Edson
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Fire
more
or
3%s
100.1
99.31
wi
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Federal
a35.11
11.17
Smith
27 %
100.2
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2s June 1, 1957%
„
49%
—1.25
Southwestern
27%
25%
100
1957
1957
100
99.30
-
1957—
1957-—*-
15,
Ask
Central
12.53
1
Inc
Shares
Araer
26
2
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N
of
3.30s
1957—
15.
3.70s
13.43'
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Selected
3
Insurance Co in the
Westchester
Clark—
&
Fire
S
43%
73%
U S Life
2%s
*
Stock
U S Fidelity &
U
77%
Clark.
&
Stevens
164
Banks—
Loan
15,
June
15.64
30.84
1
Funds
Fund Inc
Scudder,
19.03
1
.«»
of Canada
Stevens
North
15,
3%S July
21.94.
-1
—
Nuclear
40 %
37%
157
Stock
Fund
Scuckler
10
.i—4t
-
May
3%s
17.44
—1
(Geo)
14.15
21.72
2.50
Growth
Puritan
10
-
Bid
11.17
1
Inc-.
Rowej
—
Obligations of Government Agencies
•
Fund Inc-*—.
1
12.19
State Street* Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
U29.02
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-l
11.07
11.71
Television-Electronics Fund
11.78
12.84
Sovereign
Investors..
1
Templeton Growth Fd of Can
Texas
Fund
Inc.—
22%
1
8.29
_1
—
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
United
(J. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
24 %
9.05
Certificates
11.09
1
Canada
9.83
10.68
10.76
16.65
18.10
Treasury
t%s
2s
1
Value
Line
10O
1957
24,
1,
1957
14,
—
100.2
1958.
100.3
100.3
99.31
99.29
5.94
Notes—
May
■J 2%s
Aug.
6.49
Van
Strum
Fund
&
Towne
l%s
Oct.
1.
Feb.
%s
April
not
1
99.17
99.19
3%s
May
15,
1960
1957
99.8
99.12
l%s
Oct.
1.
1960
1 %s
10.71
7.01
7.68
April
1.
94.28
-
100.2
93.28
1961
96.2
95.4
100.4
64.11
92.26
93.2
91.26
92.2
91
91-8
11.67
_1
Anril
Oct.
1%S
3.04
96.28
95.26
1960.
1,
97.24
97.10
96.20
1QRQ
April
99.13
97.16
1,1959
IV2S
Ask
93.24
97.8
1959—
99.29
98.16
99.11
1958
99.28
—
6.10
2.78
—
1958
15,
l%s
5.53
1
Fund
1
10c
Income
Inc
Inc
2%s June 15,
1957
1,
point
Bid
99.26
1957—
1957-
15.
a
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s April 1, 1958
1
,
Line Special Situations
Fund
32nd« of
more
or
Maturity—
99.27
15.
Aug. 1,
1%S Oct.
'
1
Indebtedness—
one
1%S
11.76
1
Ltd
Feb
June
Ask
8.77
1
Income Fund Shares.l
Science Fund
Funds
Oct.
3%s
12.05
8.02
Fund—1
Bid
of
3%s
3V43
Continental Fund
1.
1961
1,
1962
-
Stock
Inc
9.74
11.19
lc
10.49
11.47
Growth
Fund.lc
10.88
11.91
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
6.93
7.59
Whitehall
Fund
Inc.,
Institutional
Insur
Fund. —lc
12.73
13.93
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Institutional
11%
class A
Corp
Hampshire
—5
.
3 20s
Inc
9.01
'
Wall
.
Fund
New
Figures after decimal point represent
12.91
Iric
10.23
Inst Foundation
10%
31%
41%
10.5(5
10.21
1
Corp—
Securities
—1
Bank
-
Insurance
Securities
Inc
Peoples
Fund—-lo
Institutional
Nationwide
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
35
1
Inc
Shares
Value
—
58
4
—_5
Co
National Union Fire
New Amsterdam
39%
&
Value Line Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc.
1
Haydock Fund Ire
40%
32
54
,
85%
7.50
—
3% April
4.56
4.17
Fire
Ins
2.50
Republic
Federal
United
__
Life
10
Md
4
21.79
United
Funds
61%
Corp—5
Newark
of
6.69
20.16
United
Hamilton
38
29%
5
Assurance,.
Manufacturers
Monarch
84%
58
*
F)
American
Home
4.48
4.08
lc
....
Industry Shares Inc
Merchants &
l
5
Bonding
Fire
8.90
X6.12
1
Fund
X8.14
1
Ltd
19.22
lc
!
shares
Growth
9.69
lc
Bond
Railroad
11.12
8.84
lc
shares
equipment
Railroad
8.90
10.15
lc
shares—lc
Bond
shares
Petroleum
8.54
lc
lc
Institutional
Merchandising
shares
Mining
Casualty
207
8.89
1
Series—
Chemistry
Common
Equipment shares
/food
(S
York Capital Fund
9.77
10.70
lc
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth
8.92
Maryland
X199
6.24
_1
Stock
Putnam
Securities—
Group
10
4.64
xS.13
4.21
6.70
13%
Lincoln National Life
11.07
X6.38
X4.25
1
Series!
Series
England
XlO.13
1
1
Series
Growth
of
10.03
Great
—
-1'
Stock
New
8.24
14.47
.
Series
163.99
3.84
a
1
Corp
Series
Stock
7.58
81
1.25
Philadelphia
Fund
Reinsurance
Gulf Life
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
Income
15.11
5
Hartford Stearnboiler
5.41
16.76
83%
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
21.97
15.50
Co
Hanover Fire
23.19
13.98
116
10.58
6.84
Fund Inc.——
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock
series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
111%
20.08
162.35
Fidelity
5
9.79
4.95
—1°
20c
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc...
Energy
Co
18.56
Investors
20.55
Investment
251 :
Wide Securities Co Iuc_l
Nation
21.69
--——1
1
Corp—X
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Electronics
of
13
3.59
Preferred
Howard—
&
78
242
3.30
Dividend
Eaton
2
10
of beneficiul Interest——_—1
National
15.74
Assn
Glens Falls
14.08
Diversified
Diversified Trustee Shares-
35%
Life
of
16%
Security (New Ha vent—
Mutual Trust Shares
Shares
(Va>_5
100%
4
Denosit
&
General
Units of beneficial Interest—1
14.39
—
96 Va
—
Firemen's
Fund—
Life
68%
Fund
29%
92%,
_10
Franklin Life
33 %c
X
Delaware
18 Va
27%
Reinsurance
Fireman's
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund Inc
X
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
26 %
33%
11.28
18.46
Qe
23%
Corp
Inc
Proviaence-Washington
Federal
16.62
Do
J)-10
Co__117%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)*
Employees Group Assoc
v
3.10
16.99
7.26
58%
Ins
Casualty
3.58
—1
6.63
Life
General
Continental
2.81
9.72
13.50
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
X
54Va
Crum & Forster Inc
5.66
3.25
8.94
12.42
Inc
Natl
39%
20%
(N J)—5
Assurance
lc
1
1
Fund
18%
Amer
Continental
Special Investment shares—lc
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
4 Va
29%
4.27
,
Managed Funds-
General
of
Ins
Ask
12%
Massachusetts
3%
(N
Assn
Life
Connecticut
a42.34
lc
Loomis
6.16
Electrical
Fire Ins
Bid
35%
34%
96%
Merchants
5
Colonial
10
1
39%
10
Ins
T
20
29%
6.25
Life
Stand
Ins..LO
Ins
35%
27%
Co_,
Camden
5.93
5.45
5%
-
Title
Companies
28
1
C)
D
Insurance Co
Columbian
Fund Inc—1
Stk
Insurance
8.45
134
Inc——
Commonwealth
Beneficial
14%
13%
'• 5
5
(Wash
Mercury
Boston
6.65
6.07
Co-5
Assurance
(Newark N J)—2%
Life
Life Insurance Co of Va
National
10.28
Priced
Home
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
12.49
9.41
(Low'
24.43
7.73
—
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Lexington Venture Fund——>■-[
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Amer
13.01
(Speculative
Heritage Life Ins-—
Flat
,——1
(Jacksonville
10.62
12.03
S-3
S-4
5.62
■
Preferred
9.73
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker
Fund
1
22.60
.
15.87
17.16
50c
com__100 12,700 13,300
Securities
Christiana
Com Stk)—1
Com Stks)_l
13.53
Lite
Growth
————1
'■
B-4
Amer
7.62
1
Century Shares Trust.—
Chemical
Fund
Itic__
Colonial
25.96
Priced Bonds)——1
(Discount
Bonds)
1
International
Canadian
Fund
23.80
(Low
Fund
(1954> Ltd —
Canadian Fund
Inc
Capital
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
B-3
6.05
X
Inc
Fund
California
B-2
3.99
21.42
Bowling Green Fund———10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd———1
Canada
25.79
8.70
3.65
Blue
24.71
8.00
AKe-Houghcon Fund
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Science & Elect'nics
$1.25
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)_—_1
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N
12.48
14.76
-
P»r
Jefferson
%
28
10
Assur——5
Fidelity & Casualty _5
conv
preferred—,—^
5
72
184
177
10
—
Companies
Ask
133
129
10
American
17.58
Bid
Par
4.65
X8.22
Shares
1
Fund Inc„_l
American
Intl
3.79
Business
1.75
6.28
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Fun da—
5.81
*—-—25c
—1,25
Inc
Affiliated
Ask
Street
Investing Corp
Washington
Investors
Mutual
*
1
9.48
12.87
14.03
11.55
12.49
1
Wellington Fund
8.67
.1
Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
■
1
Fund
5.12
5.54
Bate
■
'
Dated
Bid
Due
Ask
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
3 20%
*
8-
1-56
5-
1-57
100
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.625%
9-
4-56
6-
3-57
100
100.2
3.875
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.1
100.4
1-50
7-
3.75 %
99-30
Recent
(Sends—
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%s_1987
Burlington Industries
Capital Airlines 4V4S
4V48.1975
1976
Ask
103%
103%
76
85%
101%
1974
101%
101%
Commonwealth Edison 4V4S-1987
101%
101%
Ohio
Co
Sheraton
Eiec—
Co
of
Commercial
Ferro
Credit
of
4Vis_
Corp 3%s
1975
83
84
1975
3%s
93
1976
Frueliauf Trailer 4s
90
118
102
Hilton
Hotels
Bell
4%s
1967
84%
101%
102 y4
4V28
1970
102%
Textron Amer 5s
Underwood Corp 5%s
United
Gas
Minn Power &
121
123
1977
102
102'A
1970
106
110
77%
78%
Lgt 4%s——1987
104 %
104%
Tel—
_
Can
1976
5s
2-53
99.30
100.1
United States Treasury
Bills
94 %
74%
Bid
Bid
99.975
99.979
May 31. 1957
99.551
99.566
April
1957
99.917
99.922
June
1957
99.499
99.519
1957
99 853
99.868
99.797
99.807
June
99.737
99.750
June
13,
May
2,
May 9.
1957
1957—
Jure
16,
1957
99.678
99.694
Jure
May 23,
96
1957
99.619
99.631
July
May
•
k—
Ask
1957
April 25.
«
Dollar Valaa
Ask
April 11,
6,
13,
1957—
99.439
99.457
99.380
99.396
24,
1957
99.346
99.363
27,
J 957
99.324
99.343
99.247
99,257
20.
5.
1957
1957
Stocks—
Arizona Pub Serv 4.30%
&
Mueller Brass 3%s
England
I-
Sons—
Tel
4%s
100
1-57
Dollar Value
1971
4%s_.
Industries 4%6
Universal Match
98
99.30
4-
86
73
Western Maryland By 5%s_1982
4V4S-1988
2-57
3.80%
10O.3
102%
1971
102%
&
Mountain States
National
4%s_1977
101
(M)
4%s
New
Trans
102 %
Telephone
12-
100.3
100
102%
102 Va
—
Eastern
1931
Bowenstein
1-57
100
3-57
102%
Am
Southern Calif Edison 4V4S_1982
Southwestern Gas & Elec—
4%s
1987
U S
Ilinoi3
3-
1-57
9-
101%
Texas
4%s
3.70%
8-
1-56
102%
101%
Public Serv El & Gas 4%s_1977
84 %
South
Serv
100.3
1-56
12-
10-
As*
102 %
Pub
ioi y3
&
Bid
1982
Okla, 4%s_1987
77
1937
Columbus
Bonds—(.Cont.)
Potomac Elec 4%s
lOO
11-
3.75 %
Security Issues
Bid
1-57
3.75%
5s
1988
4.64%
102%
103%
Illinois
pM—50
90
94
1976
102
105
Potomac
101 %
102
Texas
Electric
Pow
&
Lt
55 y4
FOOTNOTES FOR
59
Light—
•No
preferred
100
Pacific Power & Light—
6.16%
pfd
-1975
Power 4%s—..1987
Central
10O
101 Va
par
value
tEx~lG0%
stock
tEx-2-for-l
100
2.44%
pfd—50
4.76%
pfd_10O
105
50%
102
106
'
50%
104
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
dividend
d
split,
value.
to listing on the-Now
Exchange
x
York
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
ji
Ex-rights,
t New
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
r
Number .5627... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
(1675). 47,
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
liminary figures compiled-by
of the country,
with
a year ago.
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 6, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
11.1% above those of the corresponding week last year.
against $20,655,966,907 for the
at $22,947,031,144
there is
the week follows:
'
At this center
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 18.5%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1956.
same
TNirrf Federal Reserve District—Pkltadeipbla—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
York
New
Chicago
1956
Vc
Lancaster
Philadelphia—:
1.114.333,132
Philadelphia
Boston
1,176.328,607
1.263,090,G00
-
1.330,000,000
'
—
Reading.
Scranton
■
York
St.
Louis
San
—
040,438,495
+
+
347,800,000
+
30,441,661
—43.8
+24.7
+
9.561,072
237,820,081
458,269,907
41,898,400
five days
Total
413.521,162
Total
all cities,
All cities,
+
574,140,203
—
day
one
3,989,940,640
$22,122,223,495
_
$15,891,988,140
4,324,013.245
five days
all
$19,861,528,780
824,802,649
for
week
Complete and exact details for the week
in
our
issue of next week.
We
+
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
covered
them
,+
the
we are
elaborate
able to
March 30.
4.9
5.2
44,736,200
.+
7.6
8,679,275
235,965,049
450,753,543
44,744,300
8,296,832
9.9
9,578,072
10,959,133
530,596,599
+
9.2
403,100,079
392,676,331
1,464,685,908
1,371,115,062
+
6.8
1,171,186,744
1,152,502,108
8,136,516
+ 38,4
11,386,778
(7 cities)
Virginia—Huntington
19,008,370
+
2.9
19,122,000
16,914,000
180,416,059
+
5.3
155.858,546
167,069,967
3,181,561
+21.3
7,333,526
6,350,271
+ 15.5
5,935,004
5,506,743
Maryland—Baltimore
358,682,654
272.173,217
313,896,486
Columbia—Washington-
122,192,042
289,869,751
118,213,116
+ 23.7
District of
3.4
113,187,837
107.114,817
(6 cities)
701,541,693
617,039,128
+13.7
570,176,623;
614,907,482
26,831 009
110,864 701
333,900 .000
+
4.3
25.050,905
+
4.8
103,152,460
91,448, 132
+
8.7
325.700,000
311,200, 000
1.1
6.345,782
3.9''
by the foregoing will
as
appear
the week
not available at time of going to press.
has to be estimated.
cases
4.405.469
3.900:019
3,858,151
19,568,4l6r
189,906,904
.
Richipond
South Carolina—Charleston
+
+11.1
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
+
.+
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
27,997,783
Nashville.—
ends
1,193,975,147
12,397,344
485,798,344
Virginia—Norfolk
8.9.
+10.9
$20,655,968,907
furnish
cannot
15,814.750-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
2.2
+ 12.0
794,040,127
$22,947,031,144
.
cities
>
1.0
Total
Total
—
543,016,893
11,259,012
13,626,636
+ 14.1
526,472,785
$17,798,215,250
days
11,776,738
265,253,027
278,372,854
571,435,656
48,146,800
~
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
Other cities, five
12,680,814
5.8
365,773,000
Ten cities,
7,338,786
1,233,624,309
4.5
3,751,709
13,311,733
1,069,525,618
3j739,484
5,974,830"
13,617,063
Youngstown
1.8
636.542,325
471 850,493
Baltimore
10.3
+19.7
11,248,351
^
:
Columbus
4.8
531,924,737
:
+
5,364,391
11,985,476
1,333,638,244
cities)J—
(11
Cleveland
7.9
370,172,327
673,467,000
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
4.4
5,916.270
Cincinnati:.,
5.0
354,030,000
.
Francisco
7.1
6.7
+
5,308,852
1,134,000,000'
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
690,859,499
City
+
—r
4,023,738
1,892,206
1,929,663
5,070,338
1,176,000,000
3,757,195
6,180,523
;
4
4,119,054
6,817,817
14,351,579
17,114,467
Delaware—Wilmington
Mansfield
Kansas
3.292,570
7,289,652
„■
'
+ 57.6
27.5
1,823,817
1,649,899
1,503,889
1,317,034
—14.3
+
*
$
33.5
1,317,880
6,799,072
'4,200,000
*
+
1954
1955
or
+' 0.4
4,607,191
3,527,665
;
_
Wilkes-Barre
Ohio—Canton
5.3
387,777,648
,
998,000,000
Inc.
Dec. %
+ 10.5
$11,945,229,741 $10,076,572,236
_—
1,729,775
1,473,284
2,076,582
3,949,125
1,272,000,000
Chester
Total
1
$
1,737,394
1,966,090
Bethlehem__„.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1957
1956
$
Hew Jersey—Trenton
f
;
Week Ended April G—
Week Ended March 30
1957
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
116,175,216
Georgia—Atlanta
362,800,000
Augusta—.
5,900 704
—
21,325, 772
4,961, 713
5,838,667
5,676,850
5,649 569
0.5
6,422,197
3,746, 555
Florida—Jacksonville-
252,923,2170
169,703 707
+ 49.0
172,320,607
161,058. 825
Alabama—Birmingham
213,689,320
171,343 389
+ 24.7
163.819,472
126,918. 890
Ma cor.
+
'
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
was
increase of 6,9%, the aggregate clearings for
an
the whole country
having amounted to $22,518,877,406 against $21,066,711,300 in the
week in 1956.
Mobile—
10,797 124
12,547,144
10,682 813
9,622.779
+ 16.2
503, 019
491,999
542, 831
9.4
515,281
214,443,526
188,538, 265
+ 13.7
162,645,924
162,159,
1,212,583,775
1,024,071,299
+ 18.4
975,595,407
894,005,538
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Orleans
—
819
Outside of this city there was a gain of 10.9%, the bank clearings
same
this center showing an
at
Federal
Reserve
Districts
increase of 3.5%.
We
group
in which they are located
the New York Reserve District (including this city)
and in the
improvement of 6.8%,
serve
note that in
we
the totals record
a
gain of 3.7%
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
18.4%.
13.7%
and
the
in
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an
21.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.6% and the Minneapolis Re¬
District of 6.3%.
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are larger
by
"2,400,000
Indiana—Fort
trict of 3.5%.
In the
following
we
furnish
a
summary
10,919,748
10,264,649-
+
+
OF
BANK
+
3,628,983
133.659,029
130,232,924
Week End. March 30—
$
12
Eoston—
1st
.——10
3rd
Philadelphia
—11
♦th
Cleveland
cities
S
807.744,340
817,979,03.4
Dec.
—
%
Haute
i
Moines
.
6th
7th
6
Atlanta
10
,
Chicago
9th
1
4
.
7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
Uth
_17
-
Ith St. Louis
City
9
Dallas
12th Ban
C
Francisco— i.;
10
109
Outside
New
We
week
York
5 >.
700,244,555
<«
742,279,129
12,103,756,168
11,676,006,631
+
3.7
| 10,502,416,430
11,396,354,176
1,333;638,244
1,069.525,618
+
24.7
1,233,624.309
1,193,975,147
1,464,685.908
1,371,115,062
+
6.8
1,171,186,744
617,039,128
+ 13.7
570,176,623
614,907,482
1,212,583.775
1,024,071,299
+ 13.4
975,595,407
1,479,357,157
1,221,959,565
+
21.1
1,298,545,616
1,249,630,663
664,904,928
654,530,185
+
1.6
589,881,754
595,064,228
525,138,622
494 154,810
+
6.3
586.374,844
542 253 840
+
7.1
•«
€«
««
<•
H
464,212,385
March
30
554,752,606
542,328,050
477,878,153
+
6.0
373,286,926
421,009,196
1,100,198,005
+
3.5
1,022,702,646
965,849,921
22.518,877,406
21,066,711,300
+
6.9
19,456,626,001
10,820,279,800
9,760,150,011
+ 10.9
9,333,807,571
9,311,657,177
four
-i
1,049,111
4,748,870
12,976,374
+
4.990,942
5,216,014
1,479,357,157
(17 cities)
1,221,959,565
11.5
1,480,647
1,720; 095
28.2
979.409,673
922,924.394
16.7
5,684,860
5,206,983
12,026,264
+
9,205,510
—
+
•4
4.2
12,147,473
16.0
8,852,774
7,5:5,883
4.3
4,853.067
4,872,991
+21.1
1,298,545.616
1,249,630,663
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
360.200,000
347,400.000
3.7
218.300,000
327,400.000
Kentucky—Louisville——
186,293,560
191,401,235
2,7
366,594,016
161.628,620
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy-
116,041,003
113,551,425
2.2
102,864,613
Missouri—St.
Louis
Total
2,365,365
2,177,445
8.6
2,123,125
104,017,664
2,122,744
664,904,928
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
654,530,105
+
1.6
589,881,754
595,064,228
8,721.561
337.354.830
+
5.7
6,393.387
+
6.4
311,833,489
6,582.016
295.291,522
119,805 691
+
6.9
117,073,536
112,327,959
District—Minneapolis—
;
9,221,750
———
—
Paul
358,839,318
128,098.833
7.507,127
6,457,593
+
16.3
6 696,745
5,80*1,818
3,640,022
+ 14.5
3,764,075
3,401,647
5,584 010
+
1.2
5,111.704
11.653,034
12,591 103
525,138,622
494,154,810
Dakota- —Fargo;——
Dakota—Aberdeen
4,167,115
5.651.445
North
Eouth
Montana—Billings
—
Total
—
_—
.——
—
cities)———
(7
Tenth Federal
Reserv^ District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
1956
1957
-
$
■
Inc.
S
Dec.
Maine—Bangor
1,006,140
782,021
—
%
$
$
Omaha
5.875.139
6.263,466
670,185,548
702,204,294
2,930,072
3,029.530
1.708,616
1,307,440
7.8
2,238,466
2.252,333
6.2
5,934,534
5,232,340
4.6
578,463,897
3,151,642
2,993.858
1,074,403
136.699,894
Kansas—Topeka-
9,508.087
8.432,263
,
25.604,016
St.
City
Joseph
346.185,387
12,219.218
—
23.351,962
379.387,982
11.620 327
4,716,150
5.404.639
,
7.4
+
13,334,449
6.3
—
4,641,087
12.739,971
464.212,385
440,786,014
912.776
680,545
7.7
8,017,573
8,841,120
3.5
139.361,861
153,'796.398
+
River
Lowell
New Bedford—
9.6
24.072,514
20,414,844
357,894.901
333,397,714
5.2
11,238.311
11,198,464
+
+
1,027,963
+
Colorado—Colorado Springs
——
—
Total
—
cities)
0.4
3,450,662
3,461,158
+
0.5
12,541,787
10,578,770
10,431,074
+
9.0
10,038,037
7,872,540
31,243,405
+ 30.0
37,269,051
42,398,065
Galveston
16,856,894
+ 29.0
18,743,600
17,577.640
Wichita
31.402,400
—
7.1
+
2.887,771
(a)
542,328,050
554,752,606
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
2,902,027
13,629,991
40,631,047
Hampshire—Manchester
542.253,840
3,403,109
4,410,627
12.7
ta)
580,874,84.4
cities)
(9
21,751,238
__
(a)
.
11.366.365
Island—Providence
(12
—
Pueblo
2.390,084
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
—
13.700,780
Springfield
Worcester
6,796,115
7,963,384
—11.3
'+. 9.7
■
Massachusetts—Boston
911,970
880,659
—22.3
—11.0
—
622,665,317
3.3
+ 30.7
598.086
7,879,318
.—-—
—
Missouri—Kansas
2,446,518
532,007
141,426,333
i
'|-
2.636,493
Portland
1954
1955
or
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
Total
15,023,079
20,208.691,652
<4
Clearings at—
Mew
43,236,079
15,495,592
10,678,222
Minneapolis
Week Ended March 30
Rhode
46,243,378
1.9
+
874,117,107
7,274,814
New
5,050.276
—11.1
13,525,818
Hastings
Fall
120,702,403
5.845,085
1,169,552
_
St.
506,520.574
• <
for
3,215.379
107.142,599
1,120,079,096
i
Decatur
440.786,014
1,138,131,153
««
—
3,515,979
2.6
834,005,538
<•
««
i
13,824,321
+ 12.8
1,152,502,108
701.541,693
«<
add.our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
now
ended
1
8,086.614
08,468,009
7,547,973
9,085,550
+ 10.5
+
5,543,160
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Helena
Total
5,915,550
47,863,796
14,088,322
—
City—
—
7
Ith Richmond
3,218,331
6,536,060
42,546,491
Rapids
Springfield
$
$
1.3
8,662,489
64,343,000
1
1954
1955
Inc. or
6,294,247
1.6
Terre
CLEARINGS
1956
1957
15.231,821
1
7,382,022
4.2
7,895,447
2,468,180
16,378,0281
6.4
68,892,000
8,020,798
Roekford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
15.1
71,779,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Total
SUMMARY
2nd New York
"■
2.023.400
7.5
+
+ 38.0
-
Peoria
r/-
7,886,642
+
Wayne
Bend—
Sioux
16,419,547
10,884.752
South
(owa—Cedar
2,233.372
18,905,184
Rapids
Lansing
—
7.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 6.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand
Des
of
(10
Indianapolis
1.3%.
in the Richmond Reserve District of
Atlanta Reserve District of
increase
this
Philadelphia Reserve District of 24.7%, but in the Boston Reserve District
the totals register a loss of
an
the cities according to the
and from
Total
25.417,600
2.666,558
2,246,845
807.744,340
817,979,084
+ 23.5
24,992,900
24,122,900
+ 18.7
2,345,571
2,096,245
1.3
700,244,555
10 280,941
11,833.323
—13.1
7,252.677
9,223,924
433.105,605
404 148,996
,+
7.1
314,539,878
360,363,805
37,921,841
35,661,072
+
6.3
26,522,482
28,297,319
—'
7.6
—
3.4
6,099.213
6.124,998
0.5
12,811,676
11.365,050
Texas—Austin
Forth
WorthIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-
6.725,000
7,278,000
6,642,284
Falls
6,373.246
5.684,100
6,021,000
11,844,903
11,783,511
+
506,520,574
477,878,153
+
6.0
373,286,926
421,009,198
—
2.3
Louisiana—Shreveport
742,279,129
Total
cities)
(6
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Yakima
Hew
York—Albany
Bingham ton
Buffalo
25.810,034
(a i
25,613,004
138.223,284
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford—
•How Jeraey—Newark
Hcrthern Hew Jersey
133,150,794
2.090,523
Kralra
+
0.8
24,027,762
(a »
2,484,291
171,366,461
3,971,710
+
—
4,391.300
3.8
137,834,842
113,462,438
15.8
2,371,535
2,243,953
2,840,495
2,951,298
3.0
2,246,635
11,306,560,389
3.5
10,122,818,430
35,892,216
8.9
30,734,936
159,058,400
+
4.2
5,127,478
+
9.4
156,022,809
4,433,780
139,313,061
+
17.7
72,133,544
82,267,392
+ 14.7
21,985,659
18,380,660
+ 14.6
13,106,730
1.0
14,287,041
522,742,019
12,575.134
10.2
559,256,868
18,877,348
5,406,438
2.7
9,464,645
7,817,766
+
3.5
1,022,702,646
965,849,921
+
6.9
19,456,626,001
166,694,548
152.414,831
City
86,154,658
73,204,622
Beacn
27.901.462
608,396,366
24,334,724
15,732,340
602,479,185
24,054,722
21,219,831
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
18.027.463
Pasadena
San
Francisco
10,897,034,475
39.097,944
—
2,015,742
11,698^597,606
180,622,034
4,343,153
461,321.127
4,524,080
135,201,202
Washington—Seattle
(10 cities)_
+ 13.4
29,150.763
—
21,637,679
20,105,101
26.875,640
26,439,185
1.6
70,890.126
53.509,982
+ 32.5.
77.687.837
69.300,371
+12.1,
12,103,756,168
11,676,006,631
7.6
18,116,137
18.074,435
*22,500,000
•24,000,000
69.435,040
64.458.372
10,502,416,430
11,396,354,176
(10
1,100,198,005
22,518,877,406
21,066,711,300
10,820,279,800
9,760,150,911
a
cities)
(
Grand total
Outside New
*
+
3,7
+
—
4.974,668
65,156.237
68,359,403
Total
6,082,544
10,764,736
1,138,131,153
Barbara—
6,703,711
10,472,941
Santa
(109
York
cities)
City
-
Total
+
Estimated,
tat
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
+10.9
9,333,807,571,
20,208,691,652
t
9,311.657, 177
.
+
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 8,
(1676)
48
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Section 522
requirement of
the
to
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
FEDERAL
MARCH 29,
RESERVE
1957 TO APRIL
BANK
TREASURY
Name of Company
ACT OF
'
Financial
1930
General
Fund
Fireman's
Rate for
Buying
Transfers
Cable
Insurance
&
Rubber
First'National
March 29
Argentina,
\
pound
achilling
Austria,
Belgium,
British
Finland,
France
India,
.325066
.325100
1.040406
.208883
.208850
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.237908*
.237908*
.208900
Pram
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261225
.261350
.261360
.261350
2.760519
2.760829
2.7G0210
2.757858
2.760055
.140080*
peso
.496950*
.
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
of
Frasef
(L.)
.0349000
.0349000
sterling.
.193330*
Frito
.233229
.233325
.233325
2.775030
2.777708
2.778019
2.777397
2.788125
2.788437
2.787812
Co.
•Nominal
Sialemenl of Condition of the Twelve
securities
"other"
Ltd.
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease ( —) Since
April 3,
March 27,
1'.57
1957
ASSETS—
certificate
account
Redemption fund
for
F.
R.
April 4,
1956
20,774,392
-
notes
850,086
reserves
583 404
+
21,624,478
+
2,061
—
4,913
Borrowings
R.
gold
Other
certificate
of
notes
other
banks—
■
_
cash
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
427,626
advances
S
+
588,317
+
19,741
+
504,220
+
+
476,422
8
+
+
Bills
304,705
394,295
_
Loans
'
___ __
Notes
;
'■■ ■':
11,362,199
'
'
■
429,500
+
8,571,413
,
2,801,750
—————
Loans
547,295
227,500
+ 202,000
206,500
+
t
U.
Total
Due
from
Govt,
cash
23,267,567
+ 202,000
securities
24.412,533
+ 706,912
banks
__i;
4,516,203
_
_!
-
assets
+
for
+
11,438
89,433
55,997
25.192
—
for
loans
U.
Government
S.
Treasury certificates of
Treasury
U.
bonds—
S.
Other
+
1,163,058
with
1,424
—
Banks-
vault_____
in
Federal
with
Reserve
13,038
+
Federal
Reserve
notes—
U.
bank
+ 845.101
609,079
Time
deposits
acct.
360,016
U.
Government
;
249,308
78,189
+
403,715
+
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
297,823
Total
deposits
__
__!
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
—
20,101,770
3,604,705
17,744
(Section
13b)
to
gold
deposit and
ances
Federal
390
From
F.
—
+ 1,053,289
R.
11,181
35455
+
.The
+
.
5 ','o
cor¬
62,542
+
1,956
condition statement of
of
the
shows
the
ended
Federal
3,607
+
18
—
20,189
482
—
March
27:
weekly reporting member
Reserve
following
System
principal
Decreases
in
changes
of
$284
leading
for
the
;
million
in
cities
*n
Dallas District,
in
cording
industry
to
the
San
Francisco
appear
in
.Loans to brokers and dealers
for
Government
individual
and
million.
other
and
loans
another
increase
an
District.
Changes
press
purchasing
securities
or
of
ac¬
release.
carrying
decreased
items
loan
1,054
—
and
shown
are
+
deduction
after
L.)
(H.
5%
—
found
a
B
115
—
118
+
valuation
4 V?. %
called
under
&
Co.
44_44—
were
OF
RR.
3 Va%
New
general
redemption,
fund provisions.
Co.
(N.
due
Reduction
Date
American
5.90'.-7
5%
Co.
cumul.
Atlanta
&
First
Page
*
REDEMPTIONS
General
Tire
43<%
First
Gas.
Y.)
Gas
due
,
Resistoflex
due
Nov.
1984
—May
1
*
...May
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
1212C
4-10
4-15
5-15
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
4-
1
*
5-
150c
25c
5
1
4-30
4-10
4-19
'
3-15
4-19
3-15
6-15
5-25
9-16
8-24
12-16
11-25
4-15
3-25
37,,-c
4-15
3-20
5-
1
4-16
25c
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-19
5-10
4-25
C
5-10
4-25
4-15
3-25
5-
4-15
2
1
4-15
3-
6-10
5-20
9-
1
Ltd..
9
8-19
10c
4-11
3-29
6-
3
5-
1
35c
4-22
4-
5
25c
of Canada,
5-
Ltd
(quar.)—
10'^
<quai\)__4__4_
(quar.)
H-C7_
60c
1
4-15
5-15
4-15
4-lb
4-
5
—
75c
5-15
5-
6
181.25
—
pfd.
5%
5-15
5-
3
15'.2c
4-30
4-
?
2
15c
4-
6-28
6-20
62V2c
(s-a)
4-30
25c
preferred
4-30
4-10
Refractories—
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
4-19
40c
L'ght
(quar.)
5-
4-
5-20
72c
50C
Electric
(quar.)___^__
Marx
&
(<fuai\)
Co.
Corp.
.
5%
4Va% pfd.
Ltd.—
of America,
Electric
Co.,
(quar.j
4-15
1
5
4-26
y4-l5
D
(quar.)
preferred E <quar.)_.
5Va% preferred F (quar.)_
Hayes Industries
(quar.)__
JCo.,
Kebiz
i
preferred
(H.
J.i
—
4-15
4-
21'4c
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
4-
1
25c --
30c
4-25
5
5
4-10
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-10
55c
j
(quar.)
4-30
10c
93'%C
:—
common
5
4-16
45c
:
—
<quar.)__
Co.,
4-
1
27 >/2c
—
(quar.)—
common
5-
25C
.
_____—
1
5%
Hecht
56 '4c
25c
i___
B (quar.)
Preferred C (quar.)—
preferred
—
7*
preferred
(4%
1
1511
5%
1971
due
—May
pfd.
stock
'
1
May
1
*•
*
1153
April
T
1515
1958
May
1
1517
1973
May
1
f. debs, due Feb. 1, 1962__M"ay
1
15-year 3%
debs
1,
due
Corp.—
43+% bonds due March
s.
ISSUES
Rys.
of
1981
'—May
4 10
3-22
mortgage
Corp
♦Announcement
5%
in
*
conv.
issue.
preferred
preferred
Date
stock.
iquar.)
Powder
B,
Page
and
___May
Apr.
Electric
Higbie Mfg. Co.
1
1044
'
1280
(initial
Co.
&
(Edward
&
Dauch
Co..
Holyoke
5%
Holt
Home
A
&
Hoover
Life
4-25
5-
1
4-
5-
1
15c
5-
1
5
4-15
45e
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(stock
Co.
Co.
Insurance
Ball & Bearing
Co.
4J
6-25
5-31
4-10
3-27
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
3
5-
1
3-39
1
3-30
5-
5
51
>
5-15
4-17
50c
—
(Okla.)
145c
37r2C
—
dividend)..
(quar.)
5
30c
(quar.)
12-
25c
:
5
12-16
50c
(quar.)—
69-
30c
Co.
6-15
9-15
45c
—
(quar.t
Power
Insurance
4-16
5-15
45c
Lumber
preferred
(Henryi
1
5-15
53: sC
30C
1
paper (Canada 1 Ltd. (quar.)
1
class
Water
State
s-a)
.'
Hinde
5-
SI.25
(quar.)
Co., common
Common
Hoa
35c
;
pfd. Jquar.)
preferred A
<quar.)__4—
Hilo Electric Light
Common
Home
11
5%
Co..
Holly Sugar Corp.,
America—
gold bonds, series
60-year gold bonds
this
1517
CALLED
5%
cum.
•
Products, Ice.
Hershey Chocolate, 4Vi%
Hines
1,
'
Central
60-year
Galion
Hevi-Duty
cumulative
debentures
7%
Hercules
1963
Co.—
Co., 3%%
mortgage
first
*
1
SI.25
:
(quar.)
Co.
5%
Schaffner
33i %
1
1
Company and Issue—
5%
.
May
-
4-
5-
$1.25
i——
Mfg.
Oil,
Extra
Rv.—
ENTIRE
First
Page
4-19
Hartfor,d Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance
5
Oil
&
Farms
debs,
Line
bonds due
Corp
Rubber
mortgage
International
Date
iJun
4-10
4-25
12'tc
!
preferred
H-DA
Hartford
3-15
4-25
00c
(quar.)
iquar.4
Harbison-Walker
i%.
3-30
3-29
4-12
40c
:
Series
Hart,
4-15
4-15
37 Vic
(quar.)—
common
Funds
Hercules
bonds
mortgage
&
subordinated
Seabrook
stock
1973
Co.—
Morrell & Co.,
National
due
subord.
Air
3%%
Plywood
General
(John)
income
Charlotte
first
of
debentures,
Indiana
74%
Co.
"
preferred
Georgia—
conv.
5-15
—
mortgage
Central
2
Discount
capital
&
Armour
$4.50
!_
(quar.i
Co.,
Hat
11
Apr
_
'
Inc.,
Co.,
-
(quar.)
dividend
Hawaiian!
1987
Company and Issue—
Air
*
(quar.)__
Cotton
5%
bonds,
4-15
1
10%
preferred
Hancock
last date for mak¬
Jersey—
mortgage
1
6-
30c
Bros.,
Hamilton
for
"
9
Y.)—
(quar.)
Lime & Alabastine
Stock
2nd
4
of
4-
7 "'
$2.40sconvertible
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Central
(N.
(quar.)
Insurance
,
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
1
1
5C'2c
(quar.)
Co.
common
Trust
Gypsum,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the- location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
4-
5-
50c
pfd.
Company—
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
corporate bonds, notes,
or
1
125c ' *
—4_____
Hamilton
sinking
4-16
5-
125c
v-
Hamilton
The date indicates the redemption
5-15
125c
(quar.)
;
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5 preferred (quar,):
$5 preferred (quar.)_
re¬
______
Quarterly
called
4-17
15c
(quar.)__
dividend
Series
list of
_____
(quar.)
Life
Stock
gross.
stock
common
4-30
75c
convertible
42
Notices
be
8
4-17
$2.50
Insurance
Telecasting,
"Class
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred and
including those
8
4-
-$0,578 '4
(quar.)_
..4-^4
Gulf
56
.
4-
1
4-30
56'4C
:
Co.,
American
Extra
Gross
243
+
—
330
of
1
5-
45c
<quar.)_
(quar.)___
Halle
$152
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $446 million and
holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased $346
million, reflecting retirement of tax antici¬
pation issues on Maxell 22. Holdings of U. S. Government
banks
to
PARTIAL
lion in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $137 mil¬
lion at all
reporting member banks; the principal
changes
were
decreases of $119 million in New
York City and
fin
261
—2.053
76
—
5-
1
35c
(quaf,)_
Co., Ltd., class A
Quarterly
1,449
week
adjusted, $826 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $399 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $232 million in
demand deposits
adjusted,
$759 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and $138 mil¬
$19 million
loans
Below will
.1%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
—-—
of
1,163,058
accept¬
commitments
451
4-16
40c
4
(quar.)
53.981
+
507,345
—
Banks
Reserve
1
115c
(s-a)
(quar.)_—___
A
Great
20,633
lia¬
note
on
purchased for foreign
loan
+
+-
+
+
Borrowings—
•Exclusive
&
Grand'Union
51
—
138
—
5-
181.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
seriesi
common
Guaranty
1,476 :
——
-—
3-15
3-
$1.30
pfd.
(quar.)__
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
134
+
46.5%
liability
—
4-24
4-18
$1.12'2
com.
(1955
A
Green
759
—
3-25
22'/2c
___
(quar.i—
Class
deposits—
others
1,004
+496,030
+
respondents
Industrial
From
246.603
combined
Contingent
266,001
51,526,713
—
capital accts.
certificates reserves
Ratio of
bilities
+
27,543
and
banks
—199,212
—
2,481
,—___
—
5-10
tSl.25
_____
(increasedl^
common
344
+
47
+
4-15
0-
;
,
Co.
Class
7
232
—
r;
10,244
383.963
747,593
accounts
liab.
deposits—.
demand
+
330,899
7)__.
(Section
capital
S.
Interbank
618,057
+
50,174.075
._
Government
S.
4,471
serves;
in
Surplus
Total
77,361
1,652
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Other
143,284
95,535
—
Foreign
Deferred availability cash items__
Other liabilities and accrued tiivs.
'Total
—129,857
—
U.
except
23,067
5
1
Indiana—
Mines,
Co.,
preferred
Grafton
49
+
—
49
55,472
adjusted
deposits
5
4-
5-
110c
(quar.)
common
Canada,
&
preferred
Gricscdieck
+
19,194.623
reserves-
4-
4-26
87»2c
(quar.)
H.i
Pumps,
5%
LIABILITIES—
26,449,856
Demand
Member
4-23
4-15
62 '/2c
common
Rubber,
Goulds
.
Deposits:
4-23
1
37»2c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preference
1
654
:
30
2,584
.bank*
1
5-
50c
preferred (s-a»
Goodman
Mfg. Co
—1,356
—
399
991
domestic
4-15
5-
933ic
of
Gold
preferred
4^8%
293
,
53
+
4-30
4''2C
______
5%
501
—
Bros.,
Goodall
—1,662
54
,
-
50c
;
(quar.)____
Co.
of
preferred
4'a %
480
+
33
—
4-19
75c
(quar.)
Co.
(P.
146
+
20
—
7,609
banks—-—
to
Cash
Balances
LIABILITIES—
18,570
________________—
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Glatfelter
—2,831
346
+
1
1
tlVaC
;)
(interim)
Ltd,
new
McBean
399
+
446
—
:
'
826
.
4,862
—
securities
Loans
415
indebtedness..
811-
40c
___
(quar.)____
Wares,
Gladding,
766
—
10
+
—
1
8-15
SI.25
A
preferred
Tire
$4.50
c'4
—
6
—
1,317
—
—-4—------!,_•
notes
2
—
10,874
securities—total-^_„_
—______
152
—
25,164
—-—
bills
Treasury
—'
1
—
8,740
,
Reserves
+507,345
1,670
5-
5-15
11-15
25c
(quar,)
common
series
preferred
Gimbel
21
3,458
+3,746
I
1
1,146
loans
estate
+
137
+
3-30
27'2c
-
(quar.)-
Telephone
5.20%
pur¬
securities______
purchasing or carrying
carrying
or
loans
Other
311492
117
+
—
51.526,713
—
dealers
and
284
—
431
-—
securities
Real
144,121
+
94,908
—
75,768
.
340,795
-—
Other
.■-'Pi—"'
22
«
items
premises
Other assets
Total
securities
and
foreigh
Uncollected
Luntt
S.
loans
31,012
loans
loans
brokers
to
chasing
Total
industrial
and
—
—
—1,143
—-
23,040,067
Held under repurchase agreem't
adjusted*——
adjusted*
Agricultuial
582,500
85,604
52,831
investments
4-29
15c
(quar.)
Giant 'Yellowknife
(in millions of dollars)
Commercial
'
Certificates
Bonds.
and
Loans
outright-
4-15
(quar.)___
_
Telephone Co. (Ky.j—
General
1956
1057
1957
ASSETS—
1
1
"'-preferred
5%
Mar. 28,
Mar. 20,
Mar. 27,
8,372
securities:
Bought
General
Decrease (—) Since
122
7 00
+
1
4-
5"
10c
r
—
(quar.)___;___
Telephone Co. of Calif.—
General
Increase ( + ) or
■
787
23,375
,
4-
4-15
Corp.
preferred
$2
45,792
—
4-15
1
*
follows:
banks
ber
1
6c
(quar.)
Steel
4-
$1.25
L__
5% preferred
General
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
87,390
—
1,120,804
;
Acceptances—bought outright
U
2,061
26,977
—
380.650
General
$53 million.
Loans to banks increased
A summary
Total
F.
Banks decreased
others increased $56
3-29
+30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Corp.,
pref.
4-
4-15
5
Ltd.—
preferred
Shoe
r
SC
4—___
Corp.
Inc.
$5 preferred
Reserve
Federal
from
$330 million and borrowings from
million.
Mills,
C' 4
•
25c
___________
Co.
Motors
$3.50
1
4-20
10c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
General
S3.75
3-25
$1
A
dep. receipts ord.
Genefal
5-20
4-15
;T~^
v-
(quar.i.
class
General
$47 million.
creased
4-li
5-
"
(quar.)
Electric,
Amfer.
12-20
■
___—„____
Electric
Genefal
6-20
9-20
•
,4-26
125c
(quar.)
Dynamics
deposits adjusted decreased $113 million in
New York City, $81 million in the Boston District, and
$79 million in the Cleveland District, but they increased
$87 million in the Chicago District.
Time deposits in¬
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
divi¬
(quar.)__
Bakeries,
Ltd—
Baking Co., common
Demand
3 (ic-
i
General
$33 million, respectively.
and
3-11
1
1-1-58
held—
,____4-
General
million
$54
decreased
10-
$1.25
(quar.)—*
v
General
of
3-11
1
10c
Corp.
AA
Gamewell Co.
and
V7-
-
5%
(stock
-—4
—
Brush,
General
6-10
'
4-10
6-14
(quar.)_—_—______
Froedtert
Fuller
Class
bonds
4-j9
6-30
(s-a)
share
.
Quarterly
2.785437
a
1
-4-10
$1.25
Quarterly —'
..193330*
.233320
pound
5
4%
ST .25
a-;
-
Realty
.0349000
.193330*
2.777241
Africa, pound
4-
1
Ltd.
Funds—
Companies,.
.0349000
.233237
3-29
4-
4%
___
each
;
.193330*
2.787656
franc
Kingdom,
'
-
Telegraph Co. (s-a)
Friedman
2%
__
(quar.)
preferred a
series
.193330*
of South
B
—
for
(quar.)
.0349000
escudo
class
_■
Canada,
Custodian
Franklin
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
shares
Co.
Corp.
Utility
1
.140080*
.
T
1
5-
$1.75
(stock dhinend)
(quar.
Common stock series
.0800560
.261237
4-15"
5-
:
Co., Ltd.—• /..%
nine
Franklin
.00277912*
.0800560
Islands,
dends
"
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Motor
Foundation
2.787812
2.788437
2.788125
and
com.
class A
Foreign Power Securities Corp.
.208830
2.785437
____
—
Ordinary registered (final)-!
.237908*
.208890
2.787656
—
Ford
.00285500
.237908*
.208775
on
Flyinjg Tiger Line, 5%
•'
.00285500
krona
United
;
<
4il?
4-20
70C
preferred (quar.I
Fluor, Corp., Ltd.
(quan)__4._:___
.325066
1.041750
.208900
.324866
1.044156 ;;
...
C5c
(quar.)
5%
'
.00435401'
guilder,;
Switzerland,
Union
.0198725
.237908*
Zealand, pound
krone
Philippine
.0198703
1.043125
Norway,
Portugal,
.0198750
.208925
pound
Sweden,
.0198700
5':o~ preferred
.0385356*
.208750
Deutsche mark-,
Japan, Yen
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
New
.0385356*
.325133,
rupee
Ireland,
.0385356*
1.045703
__
markka
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany,
.0385356*
dividend
(^ock,.dividend
Flemfr.g Cop, 5^
preferred
.208866
dollar
rupee
45c
„
Y.
N.
Clas3, B
2.221364
.0198750
Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada,
Ceylon,
.0244832*
.0335356*
,
franc
Sterling
Stock
.0555555*
.0244733*
2.221862
4-12
1
5-
V—
Fran
(qver.)
of
Fitzsimmons Stores,
.0555555*
2.221613
2.219471
2.221239
„
56UC
"
.0244733*
.0247671*
.0250000*
Auftralia,
ejj Rec.
5-1
7 }2C
•
...
Inc.—
s
$
Co.
Bank
7% -preferred
(quar.)__
Fischer & Porter, Co. (Pa.)—
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
(San
April 4
April 3
April 2
April 1
S
pe«o—
Official
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
City
Firth
Friday
(quar.)
common
Holder*
Payable
Share
•
a_-^—--I™——41—a
Firestone Tire
(Value in United States Money)
New York
in
•
(quar.)_____
Quarterly
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
-V
'•
Corp.,
$2,25 preferred A
' '
"
*
"When
Per
*
'
.
(Continued from page 14)
the different
on
TARIFF
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
1957,
4,
TO
1957
5-
4-
45c
9-10
1
1
8-15
25c
4-30
4-15
50c
5-
1
4-18
Volume 185
Number 5627
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
49
(1677)
5
'
•
'
s
Name of
Finance
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
Holdera
of Rec.
COc
.—_
Class
A
common
common
Class
A
common
B
Class
4-15
3-30
3-30t?
3-30
Lock
Long
4-15
5-17
'
Hubshman
Factors, class A
Class
A
:____
6.40%. preferred
Hurt! Lock & Mfg.
Hussjnann
Huttig
Class
'.'5io
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(qUar.)'
I-T-E
$20c
Breaker,
Head
:
pfd.
Mills, Inc.
$1,25 preferred
(Mass.)— r*
Development
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
6%
Ingram & Bell Ltd.,
Natural
plef.
(s-a)
Shares,
Institutional
3
6^21
20c
?" $3
10-
3
" 9-21
income
7,-
5%,
(6c
14c
Manhattan
Mansfield
"" 6-
1
1
" 4-15
4-30
6 %
*3-29
4-15
Breweries,
5-1
class A
50c
'
International
Common
6%
Bronze
$12c
.
Ltd.— ?
Powders,
(interim)
V;
'.
50c
4-15
Holdings, Ltd. (final)
Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Telegraph (quar.)
70c
4-23
Interstate
Department Stores
Interstate
Engineering' (stock
Investment Foundation,
(increased
(quar.)
6%
4-
5-317 !«. 5-
Southern
4-15
\
6-.
&
&
1
Stock
iquar.)___
44c
6-
preferred
(quar.3554c
6-
1 "7 5-15
Ironrite.
Inc.,
.4,^'"
Jervis
*
Central
Tea.
■
Powei
preferred
Jewel
pfd.
133/4C
(quar,)--
'
/' "
(quar.)__7___
(quar.)_
Corp.
.
convertible
.
Light
&
Co.—
:
5-
15c
^4-15
4-15
$1
*
7
.2:4-10
(quar.)i^
50c
5-
Ltd., com.
Ltd
(quar.)
Kansas
City
3.80%.
4%
preferred
preferred
Light—
(quar.)
$1
6-
6-
1
6-
1
preferred
4%%
$1.12y2
6-
1
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% preferred (quar.)_.
Kayser
(Julius)
Kearney
(J.
& Co.
R. 1
-i
50c
4-15
.54-10.
Custodian
Medium-Grade
From
Bond
Common
From
Monarch
Stock
4-15
4-10
-3-31
4-15
'A-
8
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
4-15
4-
4
Montrose Chemical
5-15
..5-
4
6-15
6-
4
Corp.
1
income..;
S-3—
4-15
4-15
.-*3-31
4-15
5c
19c
6-20
7c
4-15
_af4-
—_
$1.75
5c
15c
5-
1
Mount
7%
4-10
B
1-10-58
12-27
6-
1
*r5-
6-29
&
Lamson
*6-14
9-30
4.75','<f
convertible
$1.80
$1.20
preferred
&
5','r
12-16
Gas
Northrup
&
Corp..
Stores
preferred
Sons
Corp.,
Co.
3
(quar.)_
Co. 3.85%
pfd. (quar.)
common" (initial)
common
A
Quarterly
Lock
Manufacturer &
4-30
4-15
Common
4-30
4-15
$2 preferred
4-30
4-15
$2.50 preferred
$1.25
6-12
6-
9-12
8-31
12-12
11-30
30c
15c
4-30
4-15
4-25
4-10
4-25
1
31 */ic
4-25
>4-10
4-10
96'7»c
*5-1
4-15
I2V2C
4-
9
3-29
4-15
3-29
5-
1
6-17
4-19
,^
5-15
-
5-
1
(quar.)
Stock
Bond
Growth
National
Shares
4-10
7-10
National
Steel
1
10-10
National
Tank
50c
4-10
3-30
$1.25
4-10
3-30
(quar.)
convertible
Pacific
5%
Co.
4-30
4-10
50c
4-15
4-15
3-26;
4- J,'.
4-15
4-
Power
&
1
4-16
6.16%
preferred
4-16
5
4-19
5
$1.09
55-
$1.14
1
1
4-15
is
Corp.
(quar.)_
3-20,
40c
4-10
$1.29
4-10
3-3d
3-3d.
4-15
Park
Chemical
$1.13
5
5%
conv.
preferred
$90c
4%
4%
7'/2c
(quar.)
3-25
5%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)______
75c
7-
1
6-14
5%
conv
75c
10-
1
9-13
Parke-Davis
&
Co,
Parkersburg-Aetna
Common
Paterson
4-11
1
4-11
$1 preferred
50c
4-15
3-18
$1.30
4-
8
3-
$1.32
$22 Vbc
6-
1
4-12
$$1.18
6-
1
4-12
8
Common
$1
5
$1.30
37 Vbc
4-12
3-29
$1.32
4-30
4-15
4-15
6-20
6-
Ltd.,
3
4.25%-
4-15
3-20
6c
4-15
3-30
37 Vbc
4-15
3-30
$1.65
9-16
4-30
4-
6-1
5-1
5
4-10,
3-6
4.24%
Power,
pfd.
5-15
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
7-
6-10
1
4-25
25c
8-15
7-25
32Vbc
8-15
7-25,
33c
8.-15
7-25
$35c
$$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
(quar,):—
(Balance of undistributed net
Penobscot
Chemical
Common
voting
5-15
4-12
5-
1
4-1
6-
1
1
5-15
6-16
5-17
$1.06
$1.06'/4
1
4-15
Peoples
Gas
5-
1
4-15
Perkins
Machine
5-15
5-
1
Permanente
4-22
4-
1
Perry-Fay Co.,
4-15
3-
5
4-15
3-22
4.25%
Fibre
Co.
Income)
15c
5-
4-15
(Me.)—
•.
20c
Light &
(quar.)
Coke
Gear
&
Cement
—
(quar.)
5-15,
3-21
$2
4-15
5-1
4-22
4-30
4-12
25c
3-30
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
1
50c
(quar.i——_
common___
preferred
1
6-
13%c
Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co..
6-
20c
(quar.)
non-voting
5-
4.30%
6-13
Corp.—
58c
5-
1
4-15
25c
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-29
pfd.
3.80%
(quar.)
j
95c
3-23
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-16,
$1.07Vb
5-
1
4-10
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
4.68%
$1.17
5-
1
6
(quar.i
:
Trenton
&
100%
4-30
4-10
$2.50
4-10
4-
75c
4-15
3-27
97Vbc
5-
1
4-15
$1
5-
Phillip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (ouar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
5
5
25c
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
Pierce
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
4-24
4-
5
4-24
4-
5
4-24
4-
5%;
(quar.)
& Stevens Chemical Corp.
Petroleum
Co.,
Brewing
convertible
Pittsburgh &
Pittston
Co.,
4-24
4-
4-
Plastic
5c
4-24
4-
Pleasant
35c
4-24
4-
Plymouth
$3.50
cohv.
Wire
prior
4-19.
1
4-19,
Cable
Wine
(accum.)
Co.,
$5
3-29
Portland
General
Electric
$37 Vbc
4-15
3-15
Portland
Transit,
common
30c
4-12
4-
35c
5-15
5-
1
4%%
60c
5-15
5-
1
6%
Corp.
1st
7-
17Vbc
5-1
4-1
of Canada
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
62 Vbc
5-
1
.
4-10
4-15
4- 5,
4-23
4- 8
4-20
4-15
3-30
4-15
4- 8
65c
6V2c
$1.25
4-18
4-18
4-15
3-29
3-29,
4-15
3-30
12Vbc
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1,
30c
Co
4-15
preferred
7-15
4- 5,
30c
(quar.)
Light
4- 1
87V2c
20c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
5-6
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
(initial)
preferred
Valley
6-1
SI
(s-a)
4-12
$1
preferred
18c
62Vbc
(quar.i
common
&
(quar.i—__
(quar.)
preferred
Cordage
Power
1
5-
v
Lake Erie RR.
12c
\
3-13
5-
Co.—
Employees Stock
Portland
4-15
25c
preferred
$2.56
1
$1.25
(quar.i
common
1
4-15
12Vbc
Quarterly
4-24
In
:—
,
4-
4-
5-
4-10,
dfv.)
(quar.)
RR.
1
.
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc. (stock
4-15
$1.50
|
12-16-
50c
•
—
(quar.)_
preferred
Pennroad
1-2-58
33c
^
common
preferred
4-30
1
32Vbc
______
<quar.)___
(increased)
Penman's
4-30
5-15
25c
(qUar.) ;
;—
preferred (quar.)________
preferred (quar.)_____
4-
3-29
1
20%
dividend)
preferred
4-26
$6
(stock
(quar,.)
preferred
5-10
8
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
7-
2Vb%
___________
Paper
Telephone
1
5-
5-15
* •
dividend)
Parchment
Peninsular
5-
3-15
.10-
45c
;—_
4-10,
5-
8
2Vbc
2V2C
—
(quar.)
Corp.—
(stock
$1.50
;
4-25
6-15.)
4-
2Vbc
—
(quar.)
3-30
3-29'
$1.50
(quar,)
4-
preferred
3-30
4-10
4-15
12V2C
—
(stock dividend)
common
4-10
$1.50
dividend)
(stcck
Co.,
I.
(quar.)_____'
4-10
18c
—
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred, (quar.)—r
3-20-,
3-20
4-15
4-15
$1.25
4-20
requested.
Ltd
3-20
4-15
71
$2
23c
jiaid
3-2Q
4-15
—
20c
—
distributions
3-25
4-15
7
(initial)
American Sulphur
4-15
4-15
(quar.)____
Pacolet Mfg.
(quar.)_7____
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (increased)
Pan
4,-15
$1.18%
——
preierred
(quar.)__
Packard-Bell
Electronics
Economic
1
5- 1
60c
(quar.)____
6%
4-
5-
$1'.69
(quar.)
Light/common
1
4-
1.
$1.25
29{Jc
(quar.)__
$1.12V2
$1.18%
preferred
5-
42c
—
Series
Corp
Car
5
1
-
—
(quar.)
5-
26c
—
cash
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
1
5
4-
preferred
Pittsburgh
Series-
gains
unless
1
com.
$4.75
______
Stocks
capital
•hares
8-
Telegraph,
5-16
30c
Series
11-
&z
preferred
Pioneer
"
■
4-15
$1.10
$4.75
Corp.—
—.
Series
5-15
(quar.)_______—
11-15:.
Series—
Stock
Preferred
Balanced
Electric Co,
35c
—
Series
4-15
$$1.75
J___
4-15
Lighting,, $4.36 preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Series
Dividend
5-15
4-25
Gas &
Phillips-Jones,
—
Series
Income
4-
J25c
(quar.)___
Stores—
Research
&
5-1
4-26
20c
Pacific
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)—_——
Securities
National
3-29
6-1
50c
Finance, 5% preferred
iDreftrred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
$5c
Machinery
4-15
50c
25c
B
$13%c
t$3
2
4.44%
L
A
National Securities
35c
(quar.)
Pacilic
Philadelphia
preferred
3-29
10c
$4.50
27 Vbc
:—_—
(s-a)
Rubber
National
6%
5-31
(s-a)
8-16
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—,
A
Terminals
8-31
12-
Co.,
National
Class
4-
4-15
(quar.)
1-2-58
Lead
35c
Telephone
Co.
4-2
4-13
6-14
Inc.
(quar.)__
Fisheries,
American
Coast
preferred
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
National
3-30
35c
preferred
Brewing
30c
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
$4.40
6
Quarterly
5%
2
4-30
3-29
4-15
(quar.)—_
B
common
5-16
9-
3-30
Co.,
4-
5-
4-20
I
5-17
Ltd., common
5-31
4-15
3-29
50c
4-15
15c
4-10
4-15
1
(s-a)—
56V4c
1
Quarterly
Lincoln
6
10-
...4- 2
Wayne)
-
6
5-
$5c
4-15
Above
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort
12-
5-16
7
4-15
40c
^
12-20
6-
4-15
$1.12Ms
(quar.)
tquar.)
30c
$1.06%'
4-
4-30
6-
Extra
2
45c
30c
(quar.*
9-13
7-
31 '4c
(quar.)
new
preferred
Salt
Co.,
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Pacific
9-30
Paper
Pacific
6-14
$5c.
$1.25
1
Corp.
6-14
6-28
4-10
.
$1
Oxford
(quar)
A
$1.25
(nuar 1
Tire
L
1
4-30
4-;
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class
130c
(quar.)
5-
4-
7-15
1
50c
(quar.)
30c
Ltd.—
Co., $5 preferred
1
5-
5%
——————T__——-
Fuel
Class
[
.
,
Mfg.
593,ic
(quar.)
f
Corp.,
6-
4-12
56 %c
(quar.)
4,
3
tl5c
preferred (quar.)„
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)____
Common
(quar.)
4r
6-
J5c
-—
(quar.)___.
Products Co.,
25c
pfd.
4-12
>
1
(s-a)___
common
7%
Welding Machine Co.—
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
4"2 %
Leslie
&
(Jamesi
Lehman
Leriier
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
5"t
Lees
115c
—
—
Register
115c
preferred
Rubber
Leeds
National
(quar.i
preferred
$5
Lee
National
;
Acceptance
Lawrence Investing
$5
Quarterly
9-16
A
3-30
.
—.—
common
Chemical
Electric
12-16
A
B
9-I6
Co.,
National
9-30
com.
4-20
Telegraph—
&
4
S1.06V4
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Quebec Ry.
Pennsylvania
J,
(quar.)
115c
Liiurentidc
Class
7
•'■■■:
(quar.)
National
12-31
Bakeries,
Ontario Steel
8
(stock dividend)—
Cash
115c
'quar.!
4-30
$3.50
..
4-
5-
(quar.)
convertible
&
$25c
(quar.)____——1
Biscuit
115c
preferred
United
preferred
Class
'
Sessions—-
Langer.dori
5-31
5Vb%
Ontario
4-
(quar.)—
Inc., common
National
7
tquar.)
Otis. Elevator
1
25c
Telephone
preferred
Natco Corp.
i.
B
4-10
4-29
——_—,———-
preferred
4.64%
6-14
6-29
115c
77__
1
45c
(s-a).
States
National Casket Go.
7
tl5c
(quar.)___
4-
5-'
$1.05
—.—
_______
Narragansett Electric, 4V'2%
6-27
^9-27
tl5c
.(quar.)
A
3-29
4-16
5
tquar.)
Mills
Vernon
National
;
<quar.)_
Partic. class
4-16
preferred
15c
Mills Ltd.
Rice
preferred
6%
-3-27
7-10
10-10
10c
<quar.)_
A
A
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)____^
Mutual System,
'
(quar.)
class
Royal
Quarterly
,
B
6%
5-25
———1
4-12
4-23
20c
3-29
5-31
(quar.)——_
——
4-10
4-23.
,
$1.06
—
Co.
4-16
4-19
(quar.)
& Co.
Inc.
Mountain
4-10
15c
Ltd._
'
4-15
-
4-20
15c
Inc.—
(John)
Mount
1
15c
Pgrtlc. class A
4%%,
3-29
.7:6- 7
University (inc. quar.)
Mines,
common
(quar.)_
,(quar.)—
1
4-30
50c
Jockey Club Ltd.,
15c
(Henry) & Co.. Ltd., com. (incr.)
preferred
(quar.)_——_____—
Morgan
3-31
62V2C
7
Gold
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$6
5-
4-30
20c
^
(quar.)
Brewing
Ontario
$20c
:
—
preferred
Olympia
1
4-15
$1.25
7
Quarterly
(Alfred),
$4.20
Motorola,
51c
series
Power
Montana
B-2—
(quar.)
Extension
-.4-
4-10,
45c
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
1
—
(accum.)__.
4-15
!
income
Fund
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
class A
6c
scries
4.50%
4-15
10-
convertible
•
5-
—
(quar.)____
6c
Corp., class A
;
Kroger Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Kropp Forge Co
Class
Mills
—
___________———
25c
Knox
Partic.
(Irreg.)
Morrell
Fund
investment
net
Kir.g-Seeley
Class
(irreg.)____—
A
(quar.)—
(irreg.)—
4-20
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
Lambert
A
Monon Railroad,
Funds—
investment
net
Growth
Lamaque
Barge Line Co.
Railroad, class A
31'/4C
Monthly
Keystone
Salle
—-
22'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-30
10-31
4%%
3-29
Palestine
20c
common
4-25
40c
Valley
Pacific
Class
3-29
4-29
—
(quar.)_____;———-—
Missouri
2%
Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.(_
Kerr Income Fund, Inc.
(monthly)
Monthly
La
Power
Mississippi
-L
(quar.)——
A
pfd. '(quar.)
4-10
5c
Co.
(quar.
Mathieson
Chemical,
4.52%
preferred
4.56%
5-15
dividend)_____
Corp
Inc.,
preferred
3-29
Electric,
$1.10
Paper—
& Light—
1,
40c
&
$1.22'/2
(quar,)—
5-15
_fi-15
class
Inc., 4%%
Class
(stock
—
4-10
5-
15c
^
Gas
56 V4C
preferred
4.36%',
'5-15
.
(quar.)
1
15c
(initial s-a)
Pacific
6c
Kennedy's.
$1,25
;5-15
,
1
$1.05
4-20
12'/2c
—
4r19.
1
5-
,
25c
'.J.
12V2C
(quar.)
1
t25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
4.24%, preferred (quar.)__7
30c
(quar.)
5-
25c
'
Co._^
Pabst
Ontario
&
Mississippi
1-
Ltd.
preferred
30c
—
3-23,
4-19,
5j. 1.
5-
25c
.
common
Films, Inc.
4%.
Co.—
Manufacturing,
Miller & Rhoads,
$1.08%
35%
Miller
Minnesota
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar)
:
4.20%
4
t.
3-30
3-30
(quar.)
com.
B
4%
—
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred (quar.)
:
4-15i_«
6-
3-20
8-16
4-15
95c
3-20
4-15
11.15
10c
4-15
20c
28%c
$25c
Oklahoma
4-15
8-31
10c
(quar.)
Industries,
Official
11-30
.•
$1,04
4r15
3-26
3-15
$1,121/*
(quar.)
&
9
4-15
\
par"
3-293-29,
3-29
7
Class
?
4-
3c
common.:——.
"$100
4-15
.4-15
—
(quar.)
No^cema Chemical,
$1.12 */a
(quar.)___
Power
4-
30c
:
preferred
4.90%
••
4-15
•
3-29^
—
Extra
$50c
—
—
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co —
4.40%
.•v.
common
Northwest
4%%
7-18
,'7''
B
4-10
'
3-29
4r15
25c
3-18
1
: M
,
,.,>90c
$1.02
$1.02 Vg
.
Extra
4-10
.
4-20
—
$40c
—
&
.
Inc„, common
(quar.)__j
Engineering, class A
4-15
4V2%
4-15
A
4-20
6
6-
1
Airlines
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Scott—
Corp.
3-29.
4,
L
..
22V2C
Extra
1
5-31
s3-22
partic, class
4-
$1.12 V2
1
•
4-25
11-30
4-29
10c
preferred
4.60%. pref,
56 % c
4-15
Kaman Aircraft, class B
$4.16
4-10
1
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4Va% preferred "$50 par"
(quar.)—
4'/2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Joy
8-
6-14
5-
15c
(quar.)
Stern
5- fr,
4- 5„
4-25
4- 4
4- 4
$1.02%
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
preferred "$50 par"
Journal
—_
6-30
4-17
6-20
935-
93^40
Publishing (Ottawa) (quar.))20c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
7
60c
I
preferred
8
$$1
on
4-26
(Minn.)—
$4.1L
4.
75c
4Vst%
7
,
(quar.)_,
preferred,, (quar.)
Michaels,
5-15
,
Co,
4-17
4%.
—
Corp.
Window
Miami
4V2%
1
Power
3-29
1
-
-,^4-15
,
iquar.)
common
Messenger
'
20c
33*%- preferred,
3?)%
4-30
.
Inc.
Helntz,
Jersey
4%
55c
.
&
States
4-30
5-
Olin
,
Jack
Northern
4-15
20c.
(quar.)-I
&
5-15
,_
(quar.)________—?
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
$4.08 preferred
(quar.)_________
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
lie
___—
1.,; 15-15
4%%
3-29
(quar.)___„_i,
Okonite
(quar.)_——___—
dividend
25c
45c
J40c
(quar.)
4.15
37 Vbc
(quar.)___
Mines,
Co.
Mfg.
5-15
Northern Quebec Power Ltd., common
(quar¬
Co
Quarterly—Quarterly
Quarterly
5-16
v
.
Co.
Northern
Oilgear
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
4?
5-15
.
3-29
$50c
—______
Porcupine
4-15
100%
4rl5
$17 Vbc
common..—
Oil Co.,
4-15
$1.06
1
50c
)^._1—
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
1
preferred
Pacific Ry.
■
interest
Zinc
4-15
(Seattle)—
Gas
3-22.
1
$1.13
4-15
$30c
(s-a)I____7—__—
A
McKinney
,?
$1.70
5-
50c
——-—
Co.,
3-15
4-
125c
20c
preference
McQuay-Norris
7...
Oklahoma
30c
income *■_—
Hegler
$3
Corp.
Mclntyre
4-10
32c
net
3-15
*
4-15
7'/2c
._
4%
1-3-15
„
.
Northern
4-12
3-22.
5-
-
:
4-15
4-26
5r 1
$1.66'/4
dividend
1
Corp.—
beneficial
15c
$1.25
(quar.)____.
5-
5-10
22c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.50
—
___________
McColl-Frontenac
-
4-15
$75c
preferred (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
preferred
Class
—
dividend
Class
1
$40c
preferred (quar.)
Funaing Corp. of N; Y.—
V2 %
4.22%
Co.—
Exploration
of
Co.,
McCall
5
$60c
convertible
4
4-15
Northwest
3-29
3-22
.,
'■
quar.)___
6',jr„ convertible
Iowa
v;
5-
4-25
:8Vbc
income)-.
semi-annual
Factor
Max
t3-22
4-15
4%
preferred
5c
_3-la
4-15
dividend)
V-% %,
Fund, Inc.—
(quar.)
from
Stock
Maytag
* 4-15
62J,bc
Ltd.—
3-19
;
$$1
_______
4
5rl5
62 Vbc
(quar.)__
(quar.)
terly
^3-19
;..
45c
Extra
Investors
Oil
Matthiesscn
(quar.)
International Telephone &
3-15
'Massachusetts Investors Trust—
4-12
4-15
Harvester
International
3-15
;
■
4-15
Northwest
Rubber
—J
Works
,425c
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)_^
Maryland Casualty (quar.)—.—
,,3-29
4-15
(quar.)"___
1
4-15
$1
7%
1
tl5c
International
International
Common
5-
37Vbc
____
partic preferred
5-
Engineering
Illinois, Gas Cq., common
preferred (quar.)___;
Northern Indiana Public Service—
5%
15c
Trust
Certificates
(quar. 1
irli
3^15
Northern
8
,
4- L,
(quar.)_______
t$1.25
_____
5- 1
4- 8
Refractories
Northern
4-
f
•
93%c
4-15
3-29
1
4-15_
3-30
4-15
4-10
40c
3-29
5-
1
$1.50
50c
4-22
$1.06'A
—-
5-
■
25c
1
$1.50;
£0. (quar.)_____
Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Common
•
:
4-15
4-15-
(Ohio)
American
North
5
-
$2.
25c
& Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
American Aviation
(quar.)_T*.
North
4-22
4.-15
50c
Midland Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Ltd—
pref
2-28
1
5-
;
30c
.1
Cominon
(quar.)
Increased
4-1
Fund—
'* 15c
62 Vbc
10-23
5-
4-15
.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Norfolk
1
4-15
Stock
Marine
'
Interior
shares
investment
preferred
Maple
;
20c
Income
Telephone
*31'/4C
—
pfd.
5%
preference
Tire &
Common
secu¬
(5c from securities profits and 10c from
r, investment income*
Insurance Co, of North America (quar.)—__
11-
•,
3-26
3-2#
4- L>
8-16,
4-15
4r10
4-15
9? 3
common
Cloth
'■*
3-2S
3-2#.
•
•
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
&
Bond
(From 'net
In-
from
from
7-23
18c.
—
(quar.)
priority
convertible
Maracaibo
Fund
and
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
Mallory (P. R.)
Manufacturers
profits)
Institutional
1
Ltd.—
Growth
,vestment
7-
$25c
8-
Natural Gas,
Jersey
Co.
6%
4-23
J25c
(quar.)
(qu.ar.)__
Corp.,
Convertible
?" 4-12
4-10
4-2
_______
1
„
.'"u-
'
preferred
Mailman,
4-20 7?.
4-15 "
.
5-
422 Vac
:u__
Forbes,
Mading Drug Stores
5-
____$15c
(quar.)
Wire
V
Holdings Ltd.—
participating preferred
6%
Ltd.—•'
Co.,
iquar.
Institutional
rities
preferred
60c pid.
Gas
Dock,
York
$3.50
A
3-22
20c
,*
York
New
1
27 Vbc
pfd. (quar.)
M.) .Co., Ltd.(quar.)
4.-19
*
12Vac
37V2c
!
New
4-
31 %c
Macy (R. H.); So,Co. Inc.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)_____
4%
preferred B (quar.
1
4-
1
4-15
"V".'/:--:;"■
common
New
3-29
60c
Lawrence Power, 4V2%
MacAndrews .&
3-19,?
31%c
Corp.,
1
.;
4-12
4-15
$2.50
(quar.)__
Participating
12-18 4-12.;
4-15
5-
12c,
(quar.)
Common
,'.
35c
R
5%
9-18
-
1
4-12
57 Vbc
(quar.)__
ij
Telephone Corp., eommon___
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.).
Industrial
5-
*'45c
1
4-17
& Carton
•
4-15
$15c
(quar.)
Northern Life Insurance
M
-
12-30
25c
"
4.30%
6-18
5-
4-10
■
25c
New Hayen Board
$1.75
_____
common
(s-a)
(Walter
5-15
6-20
$1.75
Lucky Stores,? Inc. (increased quar. 1,7——
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.
3-29
9-30
'.»/. $1.25,
Lowney
.
Common
1
1
4-18
6-29
$1.25
_
i.
Lower St.
4-10
,
$1.25
Milling Co.,
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
5%
preferred
<quar.)____
5- 1
*
.
.
Indiana
5%"
^3-15
(quar.)__________
IllinQis Brick Co.: (quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund
Inland
3-15
4-15
preferred
New
1
$1
(quar.)
Telephone
6-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)
Rice
4-
Light
Co.L Ltd. (quar.)
England pas & Electric Asso.—
Newark
(quar.)____
State
Brunswick
.
preferred
7%
3-15
4-15
'■?<■
"
(quar. J
Press
Circuit
Indian
4-15
$40c
___
(quar.)
,
7-15 |
7-15
15c
7
non-cum.
Louisiana
New
30c
___:
non-cum.
Los
4-15
20c
(quar.)
7%
4-15
1
30c
Co.
(quar.)
4-15
Bedford Gas & Edison
7-
$1..
(quar.
preferred
1
New
4-15
10c.
-
(quar.)__
non-cum.
1
1
5-10
25c
Lighting
preferred
Baltimore Hotel—
58-
!
ll%e
8%
7%
1
.__V.
Island
5,
.
?
Pipe Co.,
5-3.
5-
25c
common.,
(quar.)
Joint
Lord
r
6-10
(resumed)/L_r____7_____
Brick Co.
Hydfo-Electrxc Securities
Hydraulic
5
t$1.25
A__:
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Door—, *"
&
5
7-
$0,006%*
(quar.)
Refrigerator,
Sash
7-
7-15
12Vbc. "j-, 8-
I,/,
7%
110c
Ltd.,
'Jj.
Class B
7-15
12V2c
Bay Mining & 3meltlng Ltd.
Hughes-Owens,
5
5
$0.006%
___
_
(quar.)
C'ldss B
Hudson
__L
(quar.)_
44-
50c
(quar.)
Cl4ss B (quar,)
4-15
4-15
50c
.
(R.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
Holdert
Payable of Ree*
Share
6-
•
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
75c
Looniis-Sayles Mutual Fund
.
50c
1
(quar,).
A
Preferred
3-30
€-10
Co.
Finaaca
Class
40c
(quar.)
common
Local
4-15
$1.10
L
(quar.)
4-20
1
4-15
(quar.)
B
Link-Belt
$1
Houston Lighting & Power (increased quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse
Cold Storage
Class
5-
4-20
30q
_
L__
(quar.)
1
Share
■
Holdert
When
Per
Name o1 Company
93%c
(quar.)
com.
5-.
10c
__
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
When
Payable
•,
3%%
4.40%
Per
Share
HoteUSyracuse iN. Y.)
4 %,
pfd. C (quar.)
Household
•"
Company
4-10
3-29,
56c
75c
4-15
4-15
3-20
3-29.
.
4- 8
4- 5,
-
*
SO
Holaen
When
Name of Company
^
President
Price
.
Ltd.
Co.
&
Gardner, Inc.
Procter &
Public
$4.20
Co.
Public
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3.35%
4.50% ' preferred
Service Co.
Common
A
partic. preferred
•*
Colorado
4.72%
(quar,.)._—-
com,
1-
4-12
;
59c
5-
1
4-12-
■
27«/aC
6-
6
5-15
Southern
Nevada- Power
6-
1
5-15
Southern
New England Telephone Co. (quar.)-
$1,-12%-'"
preferred
Company
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
25c
5-15
4-26
84c
5-15
5-15
2"c
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
6-17
6-
h
4-26
$1.12%
i—;
3
—
j:
Indiana
4.08%
Gas
5%
4-26
———i
quar.)
—'
preferred
1st
$5
Southwestern
Quebec
4-
3-
45c
(quar.)
4-20
35c
—■——-
25c
(quar.)-—
common
—
87 Vac
—
1st preferred (quar.)—
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc
5c
8
preferred
4.40%
1
4.60%
4%
6-10
4-15
4-
4.25 % :
r
Rcdu
Reece
(C.
(qu&r.)—
4-15
5-10
4-15
4.36%
5-10
4-15
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
5-29
4-11
Spalding
7-15
40c
4-10
4-
50c
Special
Reliable
Stores
3-21
4-26
4-12
3-29
4V2%
5-
1
4-15
50c
5-
1
4-18
Quarterly
5-
1
4-18
Quarterly
30c
iquar.)
4-17
4-29
Spokane
U.
Renold
(Canada),
Chains
Ltd.
(quar,)-
5-
1
4-18
U.
S.
5-
1
1
4-18
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
Standard
Dredging,
(Canada),
cl.
Ltd.
'
1
4-15
Standard
Fire
1
4-15
Standard
7-
1
15c
________
6-141
Class
9-13
Standard
B
i 3%
pfd.
(N.
U.
U.
(quar,)
(quar.)
J.)
3.
7-20
6-20
$2.50 ; 10-10
(250 1-10-58
J—
"12-20
4-18
U.
U.
S.
-
Shoe
7-
1
12-13
6-
6-14
/,
Refining
Corp.
Leaf
Products
Stock
3-25
4-15
4-
8
3-
7-
1
6-14
4-10
3-25
50c
3
r
$2
6-14
5-20
25c
4-15
3-29
25c
4-15
3-22
4-15
3-22
17 %c
4-15
3-20
20C
5-15
4-30
(quar.) —
$1.50
5-15
4-26
(quar.)—„
50c
5-
1
4-12
40c
4-30
3-29
87 %c
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Tobacco,
5-15
5-21
1
37 %c
common
(quar.)——-.
-
——
4%
15c
4-10
4-10
3-26
Van
4-15
3-29
4-19
4-10
common
3-29
4-19
3-29
4-19
3-29
20c
—
Co.,
5-
.
4-15
3-26
15c
Sugar
4-12
20c
10c
dividend
Utah-Idaho
4-16
4-15
1
6-1
22 %c
Mining, common
&
Lfnited Stores Corp., $6
5-20
1
5-
3
6-
30c
,—______
Universal
2
4-
*
(quar.)
Vitamin
S.
1
(Bait.)—
J.), 4»/i%
Universal
9-13
4-23
50c
156 V+c
U.
4-3
5-
50c
(N.
(quar.)
Stockyards, common
United
12-
3
1
i_,—_
Co.
preferred
4-15
2
10-
4-
5-
(1.12%
(quar.)
Guaranty
(quar.)
Smelting,
4-15
1
3-25
5-1
37V2C
—
(quar.)
&
Freight
S.
2
4-
3-25
4-15
'
62 Vac
(quar.)—
cofunon
9-20
'
4-15
$10c
(quar.)..^—
pfd. (s-a)__„
U. 8. Plywood, common (quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co., 8 'Jo 1st pfd. (quar.)—
4-18
5-
40c
—
3-20
Chemical
&
preferred
Lines Co.
1
30c
(quar.)
4-10
$2:50 -i
—
(quar.)
Envelope
S.
-1
30c
$1.60
Insurance
Borax
7%
Ltd:, 4,/*% pfd. (quar.)—.
Holding, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Standard
6-14
7-1
5
56 %c
Fuel Co.
128c
A ' (quar.)
Extra
55-
S.
Fidelity
Quarterly
4-18
.
4-15
30c
tl5c
—
Machinery,
preferred
S.
5c
-v
:
110c
Reitman's
6%
U.
27'/ac
preferred (quai.)
International RR.
(quar.)
8
(2.50
—:
RR. & Canal
50c
Inc.—
(quar.)
convertible
9
3-
'
1
27 'Ac
Common
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)—
4-11
20c
9
4-
4-15
15c
4-18
5-
.v.
4-
5-1
75c
:
Shoe
1
$1.15
(quar.)-^
(stock dividend)
5-1
"
Mines'Ltd.
Hill
9
10-13
11-1
40c
—
United
5-
5-
(quar.)—
G.) & Bros,
Investments & Securities,
25c
A.)
7-18"
87 Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)—_—
Co.. (quar.)——!
Keno
7- 8
$1.06%
—
(A.
30c
America
of
(quar.i
Class,' B
■
4-15
1
3-29
>
$1.10
50c
—<•;
(Mass.), 5% preferred
Co., class A (quar.)
Corp.
Reed
•
Co,
1
8*
'
8-15
4-30
$1.03%
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
*
Investment Trust Co.
Pump
5-
87 VaC
common
Quarterly 1
4V2%
—«.
—
—
5%
:—-
(quar. )_i—i-
2nd preferred
Real Estate
8-
81 VaC
,
15c
Jersey
United
92 %c
preferred
3-18
1
9-13
*
91 Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-29
7-
r;%
-
'
5-15
40c
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
5%
dividend—
stock
dividend
common
preferred
Tool,
Holler*
8-31
10c
,
5-15
-
5-15
$1.25
——
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
fir,-
1
6+14
■
Reading-:Co..
New
50c
i
3.70%
4.15%
(quar.)—
$3,50
Electrotype,
Fruit
United
25c
Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Public Service—
Southwestern
3-22
4-15
Stock
United
4-15
6-14
25c
(quar.)——
com.
Life Insurance
3-22
.
&
■
Payable ol Ree.
Share.
' >.
(quar.)
3-20
,
1
5-
.
25c
(quar.)-——
Corp.,
Drug
preferred
4-20
Rapid
4*15;
$1.20
pfd.
(quar.)—
5-24
America,
500
Drill
Preferred
4-10-
L
%
~
,
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
$1.50
of
5-
convertible
$3.50
United
6
Electric—
&
5%
•
Mexico—
435c
Corp.
5-
-
25c.
-
(quar.)_^^^.—
preferred
(quar.)
Railway Co., 5%
Southern
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)————
8% preferred (quar.)„——————.
Radio
5-
59c
i
2nd
.
•+
Clgar-Whelan,, common (s-a)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—,
$3.50 convertible preferred (quaT.)_—_—,
J
—
6-
4.72%
Southern
(quar.j
Power Co.
Mining Co.
3-29
—
5-15
ftamtnf Company..
;
United
3-20
—-.——
—
4-12
1
Southwestern
Quincy
4-15
4-15
When
Per
*
4-19
,
17J/aC
►
1
Southern
5-15
t$1.50
-
(quar.)—
Power,
preferred
162Vac
6-
Hampshire-
New
(increased
preferred
3-25
6%
Southern
Share
< 7
(quar.).
com.
'
(quar.)
of
4-15
5
Ltd.,
$1.05
(quar.)
Public
5-15
Power
5-
__1——
_
4-
1
'
Company *•
Canada
45c
;—
—
of New
Common
1
6-
Southern
$1.06t4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.-)
preferred (quar.)
Service
5-
$2
preferred (quar.)_—_
fquar.)_.__
preferred
4%%
5%
$75c
<25c
Name of
,
3-22
When
Holder#~
Payable ot Rec. ?■
Per
,
Payable oi Rea.
4-18
(quar.)__
Colorado,
of
preferred
■
Share
V
(quar.)—iu
Gamble, 8%
Service
4%%
*
V\
Ltd.___„———
Electric,
Bros.
Prince
April <5, 1957
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday*
,-(1673)
Camp
Sea
Van
Sclver
(J.
Van
Waters
&
Food
Co
—
1
■
>,
Class ' A
127c
(quar.)
Extra
Republic
(quar.)-
10-
1
10-
1
9-13
1-1-58
12-13
Inc.,
4-23
3-20
4-25
4-10
4-
3-18
Standard
15c
4-15
4-
8
1
Riveiside
Cement
$1.25
partic.,
$1.25
partic.,
Rochester
Steak
Quarterly
class
4-19
1
4-19
5%
5-
1
4-12
Steel
Co,
Parts
$2
5-
1
4-16
8-
1
7-15
;
(N.
Corp.
II
I
Aircraft
Royal
McEeo
4V»iv
Corp.,
preferred
A
4-
5
Strawbrldge
4-22
4-
5
Sterchi
5-15
Stone
6-
1
5-15
Suburban
$1.18%
$1.23%
6-
1
6-
1
6-15
; 5.20%
5-
1
4-22
Sullivan
35c
4-30
4-10
Sunrise
35c
4-15
3-29
Super
iquar.)
4-15
3-29
Superior
4-15
3-29
Supertest
4-15
3-29
5%
$1.50
4-15
3-29
Swift
5c
5%
—
5-
1
4-
4-
4-24
1
Steel
Corp.
Safety
Industries—
Lawrence
St.
Louis
$5
:
$5,
St.
San
Francisco
Paul
San
Marine
Insurance
Gas
Electric,
&
preferred (quar
preferred hquar
common
;Sanborn
Map
New
3
Teck-Hughes Gold
12-16
12-
2
Tecuaiseh
4-10
24c
4-15
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
&' Co.(
common
4-15
$1.09
iquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
Co.,
$4
preferred
3-30
4-15
4-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.,
3.65%
Finance,
._
Oil
common
Co.
1
51
5-
1
4-16
$1
5-
1
4-16
Banknote
Storage
(stock
Time
(Wash.)
3-21
4-10
3-21
4-10
3-21
25c
6-14
6-
3
4%'
4-25
4-
2
20c.
(quar.—
4-30
American
vestment
Shareholders
Sheraton
30c
4-26
4-22
4-10
7c
_
4-
7%
preferred
-
Simon
Sisco
614
(H.)
&
Mires,'
Superior
Skyland
Smith
5
Co.
Solar
O.)
South
Aircraft
Coast
U'/aC
$1
Stock
Southern
-
pref.
Calilornia
*S7(
pieferred
6%
preferred
3-29
5-
3-25
3-29
preferred
preferred
,
*
1
G- 1
.
4-15
5-17
quar.)_
(quar.)
Bank
common
5-
tl5c
4-15
class
Building
—
...
6-15
A
Corp.
10c
4-15
4-
Transcontinental Pipe Line,
$2.55
preferred
(quar.),
$4.90
preferred
(quar.)
Tranter
Mfg.
Trinity
&
4-
6-
Gas
$1.25
(Calif.)
Universal
pfd.
Insurance
(quar.),.
$1.14
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-12
5-
20c
5-15
4-
1
3
4-15
Co.
Tuckett
of
New
Tobacco
Co.,
(
Ltd.,
7%
pfd.
4-30
4-12
4-15
4-
Union
Acceptance
3-2J
eoc
4-30
4-
5
Corp.,
(initial)
5-
1
5-
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
5c
4-15
4-
2
31 %c
4-15
4-
5
5-
4-15
3-30
37'/aC
4-15
3-30
United
Aircraft;
5-24
5-15
8-26
8-15
11-25
5-15
4%
preferred
(1955
4%
(quar.)
20c
1
25c
6-
1
5-15
"
$0.2656
6-
1
5-15
1
34c
6-
1
5-15
-
Oil
United
United
$4.50
Air
Canada,
(Calif.)
Lines
87 Va C
4-15
4-15
10c
4-15
(quar.)
f$1.75
4-15
4-11
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
preferred
Biscuit
(1955
Co.
preferred
:
1
4-1
of
Co.,
common
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
87y2c
Western
Tool
Western
4-
9-16
8
4-15
3-20
6-
$1.20
5-20
1
*50c
4-15
3-15
f35c
4-15
3-15
5-
4-15
1
7
20c
6-15
6-
9-14
9-
6
4-15
2-
4
•
a7%%
<fe
Stationery Corp.—
60c
_;——
—
(quar.)
3-26
4-15
1
6-10
20c
4-26
&
3-29
25c
4-15
3-22
12 Va C
4-30
4-12
4-33
4-12
$1.4334
5-
1
4-12
4-12
Stamping--————:
Telegraph (quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.,' class B__—
Westminister
Wheeling &
1,
Lake
Erie
+
Ry.—
Common
(quar,)—
prior lien
(quar.)
''■4%
7-
$1.25
—.——:r——
Union
________
$1
5-
1
50c
5-
1
4-19
75c
5-
1
4-19
—________
White
Sewing Machine Corp.—'
prior preference iquar.);
$3
preferred
Whiting Corp.
—
(quar.)
$5
preferred
&
Co.
Inc.,
Common
$1.25
common
(quar.)
5%
Public
preferred
Inc.
1
3
4-
5
4-
1
5
5%
5-
1
25c
8-
1
7-12
25c
—______
—
5-
25c
—
11-
1
10-11
1
4-12
4-30
4-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
$1.26
5-
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)—
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
(Wm.)
5-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)!
—
—__ —
(monthly)
4-15
4-15
3-29
25c
(quar.)
Co.
!
Jr.
1
25c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Wrigley
4-
4-19
Co.-—
(quar.)
Common
4-15
5-
25c
—.—_______—
Chocolate
(accum.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
Wisconsin
,
—
(quar.i
Wilbur-Suchard
5-
1
4-19
50c
1
4-19
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-20
25c
;—.—I—_
5-
25c
25c
Extra
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Yellow
(quar.)
5-15
4-20
J35c
5-15
4-20
5-
4-
1
—;
Cab
6%
Co.,
preferred
Yellow
Cab
Co.
8-
1
7-19
4Va7r
:
(quar.)_
preferred
4-13
50c
4-15
+
3-29""~
5-
f30c
(quar.)
•Transfer
5-15
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
resident
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
America—
a Less
4
x
Less
date
books
in
not
closed
Canadian
tax
British
15%;
4-
5-
56 %c
1
4-
1
1
1
record
this
dividend,
Canadian non-resldenta
15%
tax
tax
deductible
7%.
at
the
tax.
source.
Wo**
tax.
Income
published
and/or
for
funds,
resident
income
Jamaica
y Previous
4-
4-15
1
5
4-10
4-15
1
5-
(increased)
5-10
$1
5-
(quar.)
Door
6-15
$1.12%
4-10
50c
:
4%
$1
4-30
Machine—
&;
common
7-10
7-31
20c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Foundry
1
60c
(quar.)
37 %c
*—
4-10
4-30
100%
Francisco)
dividend
Ltd.,
37 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Youngstown Steel
Zeller's
preferred
(San
County Gas
IPayable
series)
4-19
1
Trusf,
Investment
(quar.)
preferred
Youngstown
$1.12 Va
dividend)
(quar.)
8
1
4;
$1
series)
1.
55-
3-28
(quar.)
(stock
10-
5c
UOc
5%
York
Ltd.
50c
1
25q
—
-
Tablet
Common
11-15
Corp.—
6-
Union
(final)
4-15
1
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)
of
Stockholders
5.04%
,10c
92 %c
Co.
6-15
$2
Insurance
4-17
25c
preferred
Gas
5-25
A.'
_22^_
Williams-McWilliams Industries,
Stock dividend
$3.70
Union
4-15
6-10
7-
13c
(accum.)—
Wilson
$3.50
5
4-29
75c
50c
3-20
3-29
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5
3-31
4-15
3-29
preferred
4-
3-31
4-15
$1.05
4-15
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
4-
4-22
4-15
$1.12%.
4-30
$4
4-30
4-25
4-23
2%
3-29
8
$4.50
4-30
5-10
1
4-15
Life
Stock
28 Vac
4-25
Power Co:—,
4-
Ltd.—
„
4-15
5-10
(quar.J——.
4-12
Co.—
(quar.)
4-
5-1
15c
;
Coal
1
50c
(quar.)
Electric
4-15
50c
$1.02%
A
Western
6%
Corp.
40c
$1.12%
—_—
iquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-15
15c
Jersey City)
3-29
_————
5-
25c
Jersey
4-15
common
1
50c
Temper Corp., new preferred
4'/2 %■ preferred (quar.)
50c
.
Co.—•
5-
50c
True
Union
3-29
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-19
Supply, 4.80% pfd. iquar.)—
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar,—
7% preferred (quar.)
!_—:
Western Insurance Securities—
:
Class
5-15
1
63 %c
^
Co.,
4
5
$1.22 Va
Quarterly
Quarterly
Udylite
4-15
(quar.)
common
Co.—
Products
Oil
;
3
5-
Auto
Western
9
4-27
(t3WT\—
;
5
4-
—
3-18
30c
(quar.)—
Airways, Inc.
(increased!
4-26
4-
4-22
-
5-31
4-10
22 Vac
Caribbean
Class
1
4-15
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
5-
(stock dividend)
7 "ac
—
75c
iquar.)
$2
3-29
4-15
:
Western
Western
30c
10c
(quar.
Tranaamerica
3-30
15C
*
3-29
25c
—
4-28
preferred series B (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)^.—
4.20%
5-31
$1.06%
(quar.)
1
preferred series C (quar.)'—
:
1
4-12
$1.06%
A—
Asso.
6-
6-15
IT'/ac
—
5-
30c
1
common
'preferred
preferred
preferred
conv.
4.10%
3-29
35c
(quar*.
1
1
30c
—
Transportation
Corp.
Kentucky
W'cst Penn
v
4-10
$1
(quar. )__^.
(quar,)—
Trust
&
Co.
4-30
1
4%
4-10
12'/ac
(quar.)
4-
4-
(quar.)
common
common.
1
4-15
4-15
20c
62'/aC
10c
Glass
Inc.
preferred
Co.,
Ltd.
preferred (quar,)(Mass.), class A
Corp.
Bros,
4-
4-15
2 Vac
(quar.)___;V $1.06%
4%:
(stock dividend)
preferred
4'/%%
,
2 %c
62 %c
2%
Welbilt
3-15
6-15
3-15
—
,—
(cjuar.)__
&
3-29
5-1
4-26
4-15
30c
Light,
convertible
West
■5-7,;
3-29
Co.
Gas
A
1
-
"4- 9*
1
5-20
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4% ,conv.
4-15
6-
30c
3-13
—
—
Pictures,
V.Class
6-14
»'
4-
25c
dividendi_
(stock
Weeden
4-24
6-15
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
King Corp.,
Watson
4-24
5-15
20c
3-29
A____—-
Trust,
$1.20
*
37 Vac
5-15
,,.
4-
4-19
Washington Natural Gas
Waste
^
4-24
6-28
20c
(quar.)
(quar;)—,
Co
™
-
3
$2
—
common
preferred
Traders
$1.12%
J
com.
5-15
100"/
4-15
—■
Wisconsin,
of
convertible
84.25
9-3
6-
class
Inc.,
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
$4.50
11-29
27c
i5c
Investment
Fibre
28c
(quar.)
'quar.)
I.)
~
(quar.)
Water,
(quar.)
Trade
4-15
Gas—
(quar.)
a
California
preferred
5.44%
4-10
10%
(quar.)
4(4 %
1
4-15
(quar.)—_
(initial
(H.
Common
com.
1
'5-
10c
$4.50
Worts, Ltd.—
&
(quar.)
Industries
Warren
"
_____________
Acceptance,
25c
(quar.)
pref.
Southern
5-
quar.)
1
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg., tquar.>_„_,_—
Tower
12 VaC
(initial
710-
20c
4.25%
Tore
Trico
'
4.43%
4.56%
150c
com.
%
3-25
1-1-58
25c
preferred
con/,
preferred
6-15
153c
,
(quar.)
General
Products,
Oil
6-29
Co.—
Edison,
4 \'i %
Trust
j.
4-18
4-10
TreeSweet
5
125C
-
2
4-15
4-15
4-18
1
\
5-
1
4-
Ltd.—
;
Co.
4-26
Co.,
3
4-30
Warner
.
4-10
5-
1
4-
1
4-15
1
125c
new
4.56%
Southern
7
4-
——
(quar.)
California
4-10
5-
4-
70c
Mills
Water
Sugars,
1
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
5-
5-15
4-10
4-15
(quar.)—,
Corp.
1
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Southdown
common
(quar.)
Paper
5-
5
1C0%
—
Pittsburgh
4Vz %
4%
130c
__
common
Corp.
3-29
4-
7 Vac
(quar.)_,
preferred
South
——
(interim)
Ltd..
(Howard)
Common
$2
Co.,
1
;
Ltd
Sons,
Ltd.
4-29
175c
4-20
5-
Edison,
Trane
5-
+$1.75
(increased)
preferred
(A.
Smith
(quar.)
com.
Bros.
■
10c
1
Warner
$1.21
3-29
15c
(quar.)-
dividend
(N.)
$2.12
interest
Life Insurance Co. (Charlotte, N. C.)
Stock
Slater
ben.
(quar.)
4-10
1
Finance
Trans
America
(Canada),
Lighting
1
In¬
________
(Boston),
of
(from
Inc.
_
Trust
Corn,
Sherwin-Williams
Silvray
Shares,
income)
4-19
1
Tidewater
Toledo
Co.
Walworth
Ward
5-
preferred
-
5-14
'
Selected
4%'
4-16
dlv.)
4-15
5-
common
1
$1.25
(quar.)
$3 preferred
4-15
3-18
2
5
——
'
5-1
25c
preferred
B
5%
preferred
Walker Mfg. Co.
■
4-16
$1.14
Thompson
Thompson
1
$1.18%
—,
—
Airlines
7-17
5-
(quar;) ———.-L-
Western
4-17
4-10
1
Laboratories
Class
;
Thompson Industries, Inc.—
6-
25C
4-12
50 c
(quar,)—
4-16
7-17
(annual).
(initial)
common
4'/2%
(H.)-Gooderham
Walker
4-17
5-
Co,,
Co.,
Washington
ts-a)
1
1
J75c
5-28
5Cc
Ltd.; (Toronto)
85c
i
(quar.)
1
4-24
$1.19
Canadian
91»/4C
_
(quar,)_
$5 sinking fund preferred
Seaboard
1
8-
———
pfd.: (quar.
preferred
Seaboard
5-
—'
5-
6-11
preferred
Third
R.R.
35c
Ltd.
58-
4-19
(quar,);
& Light Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.^
Inc.
4-12
;
4-30
(quar.)_.—
Materials
25c
Power
$4.76
$2.50
27'/2c
(quar.)-
preferred
Seaboard
Texas
Therrnoid
27 "a C
—
Vulcan
J6c
——_f
3-20
4-15
17 Vac
2
37 %c
Wagner Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)__
Walker & Co., common
iquar.)
preferred
12 Va C
(stock
Tlierm-O-Disc,
2
4-19
25c
_
Wabash
$$1.25
Mines,
4-
5-10
3-29
65c
—
8
3-25
4-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Products
3-12
4-15
25c
____
4-16
4-11
67o
65c
(interim)
8-31
12-
37 %c
5-15
4
25c
(quar.)
$3
(s-a)——_
4-16
Corp.—
Common
New
A
A
Security
25c
.
;
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Security
3-29
3-29
15c
5%%
$4.75
4-15
4-15
RR.
Pacific Ry.—
:
70c
preferred
(quar.)_
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)_—
5
25c
dividend).——
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line-
$4.84
—
G%%
$3.40
$1.
3-29
"
(quar.)——
(Ed.I
Schvvitzer
Scovill
4-10
Massachusetts
5-15
4-
Walker
—
3
22c
9-14
12-14
1
(quar.)
common
&
5-
3-29
.(quar.)„
(quar.)
9-
*
Schleld Bantam
$4
B
6-
!
Power—
(initial).
common
Scott
Class
9-17
,
&:
Vicksburg, Shreveport &
9-30
12-31
6-10
4'/(,
preferred (s-a)„
Taylor & Penn Co., common f^UEr^—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
6-17
(quar,)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)__—
Scbenlcy Industries (guar.)-——
Schuster
3-29
•3-29
30c
_
Co.
Electric
Savannah
>
3-29
Co.,
6%
$1.25
preferred
•
4-
50c
$1.25
—
3-12
Vermont
1
;
22 VaC
(quar.)
3-30
6-15
4-15
Co.' (quar.)_——
$1.25
■
15c
6-29
7-
_
Diego
5%
_h—-i—
y
h—ir—-iv--——C
iquar.):
Fire &
4%%
4.40%
3-25
4-25'
12-10
20c
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
preferred
;■
4-25
4-25
1$1.25
9-10
$1.25
3
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
125c
(quar.)._
common
(cfuar.t—
A
preferred
$5
25c
________
Ltd.,
Corp.,
preferred
5%
$1.25
—_—
56c
(quar.)f
Talon, Inc., class A
St.
——___
(quar.)
JOc
common
Petroleum 'Corp.,
preference
&
(q uar,)
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Calif, (quar.)
of
1
preferred
5%
2-for-l "split
11954 series)
Supermarkets
3
6-
5 %
Y.)__
(N.
pfd.
(ouar.)
Gas
pfd.
5-
6-10
(quar.)
3-30
(quar.)„
Traist
after
(quar.)..„_.
Corp.
Corp.
America
3-19
25c
conv,
pfd, 11952 series)
Consolidated Mines. Ltd.
Mold
of
Corp.
4-15
7 Vac
——————
Propane
conv.
$1.25
-
.
iquar.)_...__——
dividend
5.20%
&
4'/2%
com.
Stores
5
4-15
;
(quar.)-f
Eank
Container
$1.37»/2
$1.12%
(quar.)..—
Royalties Management Corp.
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corp.—
Stock
5-15
(quar.)_______________—
5%
———_
(quar,)
Clothier,
&
Bros.
preferred
40c
Z
Inc.
quar.)
6-1
_
preferred E iquar.)—-.:
preferred C (ouar,)_D
(Initial
5%
$1.25
—
new
5-14
4-
Vapor Heating Corp.—
4-12
10c
Textiles,
Corp.
4-15
(quar;)----
5%'%
preferred
Stern
Vanadium
3-20
1
$1.25
iquur,)__
Motors
National
&
Stouffer
90c
.
id.;
common
4-11
$1.02 ¥2
:
(quar.)—
4-25
5
$1
(quar,)
A
Stern
4-15
40c
(quar.)_
iquar.»
class
Sterling
4-
3-30
25c
,
common
3-20
4-19
4-16
3-29
50c
3-20
4-10
4-10
Vendo
Corp.—
Brewers,
4-22
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
Electric
4-15
$1.25
(quar./
7 Vac
(quar.)»
(quar.)
Canada
dividend
$1
iquar.)
K
$3.GO
Itoiir
Stock
Sterling
15c
40c
—
Coal
iquar.)—
of
A
25c
(Del.)
(quar.)
preferred
class
$1.25
4%
B.>,
Rogers—
dividend
5-
15c
(quar.)-
Lithograph—
preferred
Sterling
Y.)—
(quar.),
Electric,
preferred
6%
1
5-
F. iquar.)—..—;—
preferred
4.95
5%
5-
.30c
i accum.)
Co.
<te
preferred
4% %
Rogers
Traung
preferred
3%
preferred
4.10%
5%
17V2C
93%c
(accum.)
A
—
Gas
Steelier
Mfg.
Stock
25c
-
15c
Equipment
Shake, Inc.
n
(quar.)
iquar.)
Railway
Steel
Pittsburgh
Button
Rochescer
5%
4-11
dividend
Rochester
4%
1
______
Insurance
Plywood Corp.
Stock
4-
5-
181.19
B
93 %c
-
(quar.)
A
class
—
&
1
5-1
593,8C
(quar.)—__
Co.—
American
Rochester
Roddis
pfti.
Class
,
25c
State Street Investment
(quar )—d„
Mills
Rice
Standard Radio Ltd., class A
75c
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Brand
93 %c
_
2%
Reynolds Metals Co., 4%%
3% %
(quar.)—;———
'
Racing Assoc; iquar, >
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4% % ■ preferred /ifquarv):-^'idA_--i-i_--;dd-
Rich's,
(Ohio)
Products
..
Reynolds
River
Oil
preferred
div.)—
Revere
:
3%%
Standard
(quar.)
iquai.)
(stock
Gas
&
128c
—
(Calif.)
Supply
Oil
Reserve
,
Corp,
Steel
Republic
15c
i—-i—
A '
Class
tax.
date
date
was
is
lncoirect.
Indicated
The
here.
corrected
pajmefe)
■.
Volume 185- Number 5627
;
■
■■
The Commercial audjFinancial Chronicle
...
;
■
r—
~
underwritten
General
Corporation and
\
the
to
Dillon,
Read &
Reynolds
C.
In the previous year sales were $51,646,612 and net income
a share.
In January 1957, a quarterly dividend
a "share
was
paid; a quarterly dividend will bfe paid
April 4 to stockholders-of record March 12 in the amount'of 40
share.
share."
per
■
v-rv
'
*
*<■
',
"
"•
•
<•
*
'-J*
* —
x'*: '
'
-,V
v.
-r
EFFECT
GIVING
completion
.*•*
T
,
^
Common
W
.
stock
Class B
■
conversion
of
of
class
underwriters
stock
•
•
i
• ••
•
i—v--'.
Co.
Burge
G.
by
-
this
t*Of
shares
of
1,478.305
<fc
class
of
B
common
to
reserved
are
the
cover
for issuance
reserved
stock. '
exercise
of
J.
conversion
upon
.250
Cp._.
.625
W,
Cabell
Branch,
Alex.
.
&
Brown
&
.IToVbe/'reduced: ;bv
reflect
appropriate
corporate
action
to
Brush,
to
1,755,025
(a) the conversipn by the underwriters of 241,020 shares of class.
Stock into common stock; '(b)"the conversion'by the-.voting
of
trustee
which
are
under
this
Revson
he
§To
public
in
in
B
stock
common
charitable
(t).—V.
stock,,
common
being sold to the underwriters
the earlier conversion by Charles
<c)
class
for
into
stock
common
and
the
by
185,
conversion
1230. h
p.
into
education
the
&
Courts
Lester,
Ryons
Irving
McCormick
E.
subscribe
stock
common
of
one
for
$1)
(par
additional
an
$42
at
914,078
share
per
shares
the
on
share for each eleven shares held.
new
'
&
United States Foil
outstanding
subscribed
of the
Co-
stock
common
for
and
shares iwill
27,308
&
Co.,
Inc.
below).
The
is
subscription agent,
\<PROCEEDS—The
with
the
in
;
its
43 Exchange Place,
of
rated
New
15,'N.
New York
'
•'*
.
Y.,
182,500 tons per annum,
to increase
and
estimates
company
the
it will cost approximately $150,000,000
increase its sheet fabricating capacity "and
Hill
common
of
bonds, series C, to Institutional investors and
000
from
sale
The
banks.
the
of
bonds
the borrowing
and
the
Such
ccrsfmay
business
exceed
conditions-
construction
may
Sales
additional
will
the
of
be
used
for
require
/
The
developments
changes
sale
GIVING
estimate, "and
EFFECT
changes
table sets
proceeds
such
In
due
from
referred
A
Series
due
B
1957,
and the
under
to
and
adjusted as of Dec.
transactions:
1931
the
<4,.»<v
B.
<b>
C
bonds
sale
the
and
Due
1958-1960
«4%
borrowing
.
Liability
Advances
Agency
by
United
(ECA)
"V
-
-
'
.500
Booth's
wines.
a
Walker
H.
Werthelm
Winslow,
Net
i
Common stock
<par$l>—
♦Exclusive
$392,400
v
tBonds
mortgage.
of
of
purchase
additional
series
.
,
'
'
V
2,000.000 shs.
-
.
"
800.000 shs.
&
&
784.000 shs.
mohey notes' due
issued
may- be
1957-1964.
subject
to
it
was
of
183,
tExclusive
of $18,500,000
due within
one
year.
the
shown
amounts
future
include
$1,962,343
provided'by the ECA
as.
accrued
portion of principal of $656,800 and interest
arid
interest
repayable only In primary
are
*®Exclusive
of
$100,000
within
due
one
interest
and exclude
agreement,
of $127,340.
--
The
for
Tilford
&
Park
of
year.
laws
Tilford
&
also
and
cancellation
these
of
,*1271,010 shares
Stock
Purchase
reserved
are
Plans.
for
issuance
under
Stock
'
<•
.
•
Option
•
and
March
of
the
Nickel
Empress
been exercised
the
Pa.—Registers
filed
company
2.9,
1957,
a
covering
With
Mr,
'«
Kogan
represented by
was
her husband.
James
by
to
the
Ferroggiaro,
San
Francisco
Schenley Industries,
Rosenstiel, Chairman
S.
Lewis
fill
Director Named to Board—
A.
of
caused
vacancy
banker,
President.
of
'taking
over
organized
^
in
the
-
company
incorporated
was
manufacturing
business
of
in.
Delaware
United
in
Carl
a
major
producer
of
primary
States
aluminum
in
also
with
.-
_
$2.09
1955,
continues
he
executive
the
and
to
serve
committee
electric
Gifford,
about
of
earnings
should be
year,
new
Schick
been
this
Byolr,
Co.,
•
as
member
a
other
and
of
that
the
aluminum;products
aluminum
mately .'81 r'c
industry.
4n-dollar
semi-fabricated
is
the
amount
actively
engaged
company?s
was.derived
net
in
sales
from
the
most
for
phases
1956
sale
of
of
approxi¬
aluminum
and
-aluminum, and 3%
-
and
Of
$216,979
it will
Varsity,
reach
who
men
for
fabricated products,
16')
from sales of primary
from"miscellaneous sales. Including sales of alumina.
EARNINGS—Total
consolidated
revenues
of
Reynolds
Metals
during
"1956 amounted to $409,186,237 and net income of
$41.239,902,' compared
-with, revenues
of
$336,534,535 and net incorr.e of $34,306,521 In
-UNDERWRITERS—Bet
underwriters
who
have
-
forth
below
"severally
are
agreed
following respective
practicable
in
the
..the
to
names
of
purchase,
percentages,
the
1955.
185,
t.4
on
huge
a
said.
are
Aprilr5.
on
youth
He
added
potential
now
•;
,
nearly
as
the
shares
of
Jan.
market that has
that there are
of
users
the
new
Feb. 28,'57
Nov. 30. '56 Feb. 29,
dollars)
$52,203,031
$49,740,387 $52,102,079
sh. (U. S. dollars)
$45.06
"■
•
184,
•
(Canadian
$42.76
$523,096
430.
p.
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Earnings Off—
Year Fnded December 31—
tevenues
before
income
from
taxes
1956
$18,479,768
604,159
2,213,897
taxes-
taxes
308.000
special
gains befor Federal
1,124,000
252,114
taxes
1,170,412
63,000
293,000
$485,273
$1,967,369
956.801
774,102
$0.51
$2.54
special gain—_—;
on
-1955
W
.
$18,766,483
r
Federal
Federal
Earned
V.
and
special gain
outstanding
shares
share——-
per
184,
p.
of
—
—
—
—-
Great Southern Trucking Company
contracted to spend more than
made
at
1,
The
N. Y.—V.
15,
1.
May
on
Feb.
due
tures
be
(formerly Deerfield
company
deemption
next,
185,
Packing
Corp.) has called for reits 334% sinking fund deben¬
of
$166,000
at 101%,
Marine Midland
plus
1962
accrued
Trust
Co.,
Interest.
1957—4 Wks.—1956
'
.
The company on March 21
covering
to
shares
60,000
stockholders
(with
—V.
on
of
the
filed
Exchange Commission—
a
182,
The
letter of notification with the 8EC
non-assessable
basis
of
one
oversubscription privilege)
an
underwriting.
proceeds
to
are
stock
common
share
new
for
go
to
capital
to
each
at $5 per share.
156,858,137 143,685,411 467,377,587 434,623,783
Insurance
and
Corp.,
St.
Louis,
Mo.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
1957,
filed
covering
cumulative,
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
•.
Offer With
.*
_
'
This
1,
no
1916.
p.
Ground
of
i
'
this
broken
been
has
company,
which
for
the
produces
new
Westbury,
electronic
L.
...
.
and
I., N.
Y., plant
electro-mechanical
subsystems, computers and components, it was announced on March 29.
Gerard
Q. Decker, General Manager cf the company, Subsystems
Group,
said
the
factory
new
would
be
utilized
for
the
design,
devel¬
and manufacture of complex electronic control equipment,
primarily for the aircraft and missile fields.
The
building,
scheduled
for
completion
this
year,
will
occupy
55,000 square feet of floor space on 10% acres of land.
Facilities will
be
provided for expanded engineering, laboratory, model shop and
precision production machine and assembly facilities for the Subsystems
opment
Group.
comoar^
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering 850,000 shares of its $5 par common stock. St.
,
According
feet
in
facilities
and
to
addition
The
Regis Paper Co;—Registers Exchange
St.
held
surplus.
paid-in
4>
a
registration statement with the SEC on
1,250 shares of class C preferred stock, $57
non-convertible. .These shares are not outstanding,
and are to be offered for sale by the owner thereof. R. M. Realty Co.
The public
offering price is to be $97 per share, with a $2 commis¬
sion to the underwriter, Yates Heitner & Woods.
The issuer will not
receive any part of
the proceeds. R. M. Realty Co. is listed as "the
owner
of
5,130 shares of the Class C preferred.
27,
offered
be
share
There will be
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Breaks Ground for New Plant
$
s
York
New
......
.
.
—Files With Securities and
1957—12 Wks.—1956
$
will
Payment
Broadway,
120
85.
p.
Security Savings Life Insurance Co., Montgomery, Ala.
(& Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
1158.
Louis
-
Seabrook Farms Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
346.
Securities
1
'
; i
parent
—
1390.
1955.
in
' '
r
income
Net
93.7%—
has reported 1956 net earnings of $1,511,530. reflect¬
$
p.
*56
$41.71
31,
This, corporation,
April
of
C.
,<;-
.
85.
p.
assets
net
—V.
.•
.
——
March
principal
as
qf
Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Net Assets Increased—
Income
Rental spent ornew
equipment and
for
n.
185,
St.
•—
185,
Kenneth
men,
young
announced
Gifford
Mr.
young
185,
especially
President,
and
As of—
$0.62
$1.50
1957.—V. 182,
—
—
outstanding
Truck
Ryder
With
par
board,
committees.—V.
already running ahead
through the introduction
increased
designed
tapped,
11,000,000
Federal
1956
'
cated
,
corporation,
further
shaver
Chairman
shaver.—V.
Ryder. President, citing the nearly doubled net
to-"the new year with confidence," saying,
A.
Sales
fabri¬
was
Schick, Inc.—Introduces Young Men's Shaver—
Sales
registration state¬
additional 50,000
1928,
Foil
and
on
He
Ferroggiaro
Operating
—
•-
v
1919.
,,T-he.company is,
the
to
announced
was
and
death
the
by
Inc.
•
—V.
BUSINESS—^The
R.
;
,
1520.
an
1758.
183, p.
1957
shares
352,000
Period End. Mar. 23—
JIExcluslve of 5,250 shares in treasury but inclusive of 2,250 shares
Acquired for distributiQn under the company's additional compensation
plan.
by
terms
Mills, Inc. (& Subs.)—Net Lower—
Safeway Stores, Inc.
.
>
franchises
"
j.
re¬
distribution
for
alcoholic beverages.
Pacific
.250
leading business ki the United States."
—V.
to
Mrs.
Kogan,
Fred
of
directors
2
elected
looked
$10,900,000
aluminum,
reacted
Tilford.
&
Nathan
and
election
April
2.250
—
Stetson--
facilities in 1956 for its carrier
subsidiary and its nation-wide leasing division, according to Mr. Ryder.
advances
anti-trust
Park
.250
—„-
Co
&
increase over the previous year's $780,153.
Gross revenue
amounted to $37,683,630.
net earnings
were
equal to $2.50 a common share corn-
year
James
and
of
imported and domestic
Bank of America
The
Total
Philadelphia,
investment
on
! -Ryder System,. Inc.,
payable in
the current
Federal
the
franchises
valuable
-1.125
Ltd. holds u 35r'c Interest in
learned on April 2.
drilling will be completed within
truck
-
§Ebtclusive of $3,255,995 intended to be repaid within one year.
HThe
violated
1954,
of
of certain
Park
America
earnings of
"that the
accumulated experience of Ryder System coupled with its superb equip¬
ment
and facilities place it-in-the fore of the common carriage and
/
she
p.
of £250,000 has
1956.
'
1956,
them
and
Si
1862.
p.
in the Fund.—V.
share
per
1P-56
Dared
>.
the
of
terms
In
Schenley will accord Park & Tilford stockholders the right to tender
their shares to Scherley at $43 a share, the same price paid to the
Schulte interests in 1954
a company spokesman
said.
—
on
„
the
The
-
February,
Exchange Commission—
SEC
The corporation
for
in
stockholder.
.625
L.
Co
Cohu
rights
income
ing a 93.7fc
§§10,963,936 shs,
brought
.250
R.
Dann
Si
Co
&
Weld
Ryder System, Inc.—Net Profit Up
1112,500.000 shs.
-
•
-
-
.
suits
Tilford
&
Co.——
.875
Co.—_—
&
Wheat
C.
for
1504.
P.
two
Park
Petition for approval of the agreement ratified March 28 was filed
in Wilmington on March 12,
The law firm of Richards, Lay ton &
Finger represented Schenley in the case, and William Duffy, Jr., was
of Canada
program
Fund,
units
'-Net Income
**1,000,000
settles
a
is a director of the U. S. Leasing Corp.; GeorgiaCorp,; Kaiser Industries, Inc.; Lucky Stores, Inc.; ;Henry J.
Kaiser Co.;
Allied Properties; Willys Motors, Inc.; and several other
companies. Though he retired as Board Chairman of the Bank of
.500
Corp.———
_•
'
fill.240,101
1,200,000
Kogan,
before
*3ased
14,287,033
payable for purchase of
real-property, due 1958-1967—
Cum. preferred stock <par value S50
per share* issuable in series!,—-,• •'
Series A preferred stock (43i% >
28
March
suing Distillers Company, Ltd. and others in April, 1956.
Installments
*
-
.
allegation referred to the cancellation in 1955 and 1956
franchises to serve as Import agent for Vat 69 Scotch,
London Gin, Martell's brandy and Harvey's port and
sherry
Common
*
-
whiskies.
these
.250
—
operating revenues (net)———,—/$17,302,346 $14,427,860
provision for income taxes
447,114
1,049.348
income taxes—
230,135 '
521,252
and
Provision
§23,011.005
Vice-
/
«
latter
board
.
2.250
Inc
——;
Six Months Ended Jan. 31—
Income
;
26,267,000
(4%)
Company,
Common,
White,
claims,
that
River Brand Rice
15,000,000
"
of
Gov't
due 1959-1970
Nickel
and
the
with
Sales
2,000,000
15.000,000
States
The
Incojne
15,000,000,'
proceedings.
Park Si Tilford's
Named
Philadelphia
This
120,500.000
,
'2,000.000
by
deliveries
(1959-1962 i_.__a.___
the U. S.
scarcely
few months.—V.
participating
'•
court
.625
Co,
total
joint
•
of
D.
December,
in
.250
Day
a
in
———;
Tucker,
J.
for
spirits.
District Court and
S.
alleged
.375
Fox
$155,000,000
15.000,000
payable
bauxite
♦
&
Co. of Canada,,Ltd.—African Affil¬
Mining Co.
Tinto
exoected
next
ment
^Outstanding
80.000,000
1958-1961. (4%%
Due 1960-1962 (4%%,
Rio
Empress
Rittenhouse
!
Due
.625
Securities
&
Anthony
.875
Rhodesia
distilled
of
Chancery Court of the State of Dela¬
gins,t.
action
Marjorie
counsel
.625
Tinto. Mining Co. of Central Africa Ltd., under
with Mrs, M. M. J. Leslie, former owner.
Securities
the
60,000,000
)
The
by
Morford
.250
Co.—
———
American
mineral
of the
settlement also provides that Schenley, through its own facilities,
with Canadian whiskey and imported and
Net asset value per
V." 100.000,000
Due 1959-1961(3:b7.U^--^
Meyer
Co.-
.625
purchase.the
to
importer
Wright of the U.
supply Park & Tilford
last
Southern
Rio
is
the
been
,
,
It
pay¬
of
60,000.000
J-,-!--
The
will
.500
Co.—
Spencer Trask
.
major
a
agreement
packaging of
.625
2.250
banks
100.000.000
)
&
——
.250
Co
Si
Swiss
1.125
<fe
.625
Co.—
Co.-
Webster
&
t
Co—t—
.375
Co.__
Co.—
&
&
.250
Co
.875
Co.—
&
Sutro
——__
Labouisse,
.250
1519.
p.
in
these
the
series
proposed
$155,000,000
i.;Series C due 1981 (434*<
Nofes payable to.banks:
,
Stroud
G.
r
agreement
an
The
31,
(a)
payable-to
notes
Authorized
-
1980
due
of
»d.i
series
•
.
&
Corp.
«&
Staats
R.
Vietor,
&
1.125
Scribner—
&
Brothers
.250
&
option
An
by the
"Proceeds.'/'-;- '
bonds:
mortgage
Series
«
•
24,
stock
common
banks
tFirst
'."I
FINANCING
increase by $1,021,805 of liability
bauxite .< 1959-1962 > of which. $877,719 had
able, (y deliveries of
incurred through, March
Frank,
Stone
.250
1.125
iate Expands—
from
(<5 V the
1958-1961. (4%%
Weil,
185,
mines
as.
$1,000,000
Stern,
Rio Tinto Mining
forth, the capitalization of the company and
1957,. by
.250
2.250
.250
•
D.C.L. will supply fine Scotch whisky in bulk to
Schenley will provide funds and facilities for the acquisition
T and
and
.250
Co.—
Si
&
Smithers
S.
Weeks——
&
Hutton
E.
—V.
construction
in.,March.( 1957, of $24,400,000 first /mortgage bonds,
additional
W.
of
PRESENT
)956 to give effect to the following subsequent
f.he increase in March,
Co.
Inc.
Son
Fay
Hutton
F.
of
following
Si
Friedrlchs
E.
in
Any
used
TO
Stern
.375
~"V
.
28 approved a settlement in the suits
stockholder against directors of Schenley
of the settlement pave the way for P & T
terms
as
the
P &
.
the completion
to
plans.
not
stock.
common
William
Co.——
&
Hilliard Si
Howard,
purposes.
Its^ wholly-owned subsidiaries outstanding
Sale
of
F.
.500
.875
Co.__^—
there¬
years
\
Key factor in the settlement is compromise of a suit by Park & Til¬
against Distillers Cq., Ltd., a principal British distiller. The com¬
a
prior
the
in
stock
common
general-corporate
CAPITALIZATION
the
less than the
be
or
other
or
from
expenses,
Smith,
.375
Brothers—_
B.
J.
Hornblower
the
borrowings from
&
Herrman &
Hooker
of $15,000.-
pinks are scheduled to be made during the first half of 1958, pursuant
to and subject to the terms and conditions of
agreements with respect
thereto, Including, among others, the condition that the company shall
have
received
Jeast $35,000,000 proceeds; before deducting under¬
writing-commissions and
Hague
.625
Co._
.625
issued
Inc.—Two Courts OK Settlement
.250
Hutzler
Agnew
.J_—
Co.—
sixth
and
will
shares
be
to
that Schenley's purchase of approximately 70%
of the outa
standing stock of Park & Tilford from the Estate of David A. Schulte
.875
Barney
Si Co.— 1.125
Co.,—.250
Richards
Hill
J.
&
fifth
Regis
450,000
shares
promise provides the
sulted in loss
Co.
Smith,
.375
&
Hammill
2.250
Co
fourth,
St.
exceed
in
.375
Stringfellow—
Si
Co
Noyes
Hentz
Henry
stock, the to finance such cost
first mortgage
?lumina capacity, and proposes sale, of $100,000,000 by the sale of the
dditional
Stone
Hemphill,
&
to
400,000
.375
Co.__.
&
Deane
&
effective,
not
exceed
1
&
Singer,
& Co
Sulzberger
Miller
H.
Bros.
.375
Si
.250
——
Rothschild
Shuman,
&
56%
.875
&
.375
Sons—
Hayden,
that
plant and
Sachs
.375
Renshaw
Inc
Si Co.,
Hayden,
fabricating
It is contemplated
capacity by approximately-120,000 tons per annum.
the reduction plant will begin operations in the
spring of 1959 and
will reach full-scale operations during 1960.
^
/
to .construct
Reid
of
ford
.250
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—Schwabacher
&
Co._i
F.
The
.
role
approved
domestic
&
Salomon
Shields
Inc.-
.875
Co.—
Gardner——
&
Shearson,
Co.,
Co.,
&
&
Hughes
Mosle
.250
&
1.125
L.
Fleming-
Hibbs
&
„
.625
Co.,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
that
The
Si
Jackson
Inc.——
Chapman & Co.—
Nolan,
Hallowell,
1.125
Co.—
Scott
Hallgarten
sheet and plate
its
E'vans
Si
Co.—
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
its
resume
Federal Judge Caleb M
ware
.625
a—:
basis
.
Lumber
March
on
.500
.375
—I—
the
on
the
Tilford
&
Chancellor William Marvel
—
&
&
.250
Gregory
to
Park
a
,375
&
Shepard
Rodman
.875
declared
to
the
industries,
Industries, Inc.
,
2.250
Inc.—i_
Co.,
Corp.—
Co
Granbery,
capacity of 100,000 tons of primary aluminum, to
for the production of alumina by approximately
facilities
Co
Goodbody Si Co.—
Marache
'
&
Pressprich
Reinholdt
The
of
by Park & Tilford Stockholder—
.500
Fen-
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reed, Lear & Co
.625
Co.,
share
.
Judges of two courts
.375
W.
Riter
is
not
during
Lynch__
—a
—.*•-
B.
W.
com¬
Lumber
each
offer
of
Co.k. Inc.
&c
Webber,
Co.,
for
826.
p.
brought by
Inc.
Se¬
Co—
Si
&
Goldman,
plans to construct an aluminum reduction
York, on or near the St. Lawrence River,
Co.—
j—
Folger,
&
of Suits
.375
Pierce,
Moseley
Ohio
Prescott,
Co.-.—.—2.250
Si
A.
Farwell,
Co.
Foil
&
Securities
Fulton
r
company
State
annual
an
increase
States
&
Curtis
.375
.875
185,
.375
,Beane--__-^-^:
Raffensperger,
^c._
Union
Si
-Inc.
Co
Co.^____——
Company--—
Leonard
Paine,
1.125
Eberstadt
Clement
&
&
.500
R.
the
balance
installments
.375'
.375
DomlnickTi^a.__
Po.—-2.^—> .250
duPont
Estabrook
.875
Co.——
.250
event
the
Schenley
.375
Co._
Company———
^an-
Si
Co..
Equitable
"/'•^
Chase Manhattan Bank,
plant
United
also
(see
&
Elworthy
be
&
Cook
.500
Dillon,
curities
F.
shares of the offering is underwritten by a group of in¬
vestment bankers headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and
Reynolds
I.
Co.—.
Newhard,
.250
Co._ri'—-
Co
Eastman
Corp., owner of about 3%
stocks The remaining 450,866
common
Si
&
&
three
The
.250
Francis-
by Reynolds
outstanding
Co—.vo
&
&
Robertson
Drexel
47.7% of the presently
owner of
Si
the
stock,
after.-^.
.250/
Co——
Co
Dickson
Doolittle
scription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 16.
Of the offering, 435,904 shares will be subscribed for by
S.
.500
Doininick
basis
This,sub¬
F.
&
Tuiben
Moore,
.250
coast
S.
&
.250
.375
House
Dewar,
R.
:
Merrill,
Co.
Davis,. Skaggs
of
exchange for shares ,of the
In
Tacoma
Co.--——-.250
Inc._i-__1__
Lynch,
.375
ill
.375
&
Podesta
Davenport
—
Merrill
Brothers,——,rr„
Curtiss,
Reynolds Metals Co. — Stock Offered
The company
is offering to its common stockholders of record April 2
McDonald
ner
its
Cqrp,r*-at<-i 1.125
&
Masten
.875
In
of
2.250
Co._i.tJ--
and
stock
promptly thereafter Issue certificates for
.875
&
.
Paul
Regis
Company
The offer is to be made to holders of the 15,000
outstanding
shares of Lumber company stock;
and the St. Regis stock is to be
issued
In
exchange for -the Lumber company stock in installments
over
a
period of six years. The exchange offer will be declared effec¬
tive
if 95'J'
of the outstanding shares of Lumber
company common,
is deposited for-exchange (and
may be declared effective, at the option
of St,- Regis,
if not less, than 80%
of said shares is deposited*. St.
offer.
;
,
St.
St.
holds written options from 30 holders of. a total of
approxi¬
mately 53%
of the Lumber company stock,
providing for the ex¬
change of such stock for St. Regis stock on the basis of this exchange
.250
&
Mason-Hagan,
.500"
—
«S5
of
of
Regis
2.250
Inc.;i._„_
Marks
M.
.250
Inc.—
Co.
&
.250
Inc.
Co—
Co—2.250
Lundborg
Laurence
A.
Co
Cullman
^
;
rights to
Inc.
Co.—
Weedon
Ciuttenden,
shares
-
,
Si
Collins
Crowell,
2,480
>
:
Co.
&
Colllngs & Co.,
julien
purposes.
of
'
C.
C.
stock
common
Clark
W.
E.
shares
and
1,475,825
to
Note
B
the
of
donated
reduced
to
class
offering;
shares
675
then
be
referred
of,
included
not
of
which
shares
2,480
Slocumb
Republic Co. (Inc.i
Clark, Dodge & Co———
&
to offer this stock
proposes
stock
Brothers^-^--——2.250
.250
Central
common
&
Higginson
,
B
.500
^,...„Il4iS'l.i25
.875
—
Sons
Co,,
Co.,
Loeb
Lehman
Co——>250
& Co
&
&
C.
Lee
.375
—.250
Bradford
C.
Co.—
Miller,
Peabody
Langley
Lazard Frer'es
Co.—.375
Simmons-^—
&
&
Co.
.
".875
Blair
&
Ladenburg, Thalmann
.375
Inc.—
and
.250
Kidder
M.
Kuhn,
Blyth & Co.; Inc.—-— -2.250
Bos worth,
Sullivan & Co.,
1,184,495 shs.
51
stock.
.375
Space
Lemon
Kormendi
Inc.——
Co.
Ellis
Blunt
§1,478;3$5 shs."
be
to
are
Regis
.250
.625
Kraus—-375
Co.
Inc.^
Inc.
Kidder,
&
Co.,
Mellen
A.
Co.——
&
William
'
Joseph,
,625
,
shares
10,500
amount
and
pursuant
mon
Lane,
.375
Inc.
options,
rights
Inc,__
Johnston,
Co.—'—,
&
Becker
Blair
-'v
•
Outstanding
Co.,
..
.250
—
Si
Illinois
Co^,
&
Batemam Eichler &
*5,000.000 shs/
(par $1)
of
i
Johnson,
.875
.250
&
Earth
J.
;
,
j
0.750
—
—
Bleichroeder,
Weeks
Ball,
12,000.000 shs.
(par ,$li_
common
'-
-.
stock
common
Authorized
....
■
.
B
S.
&
Whipple
A.
Aftef
exercise
The
6.750
Inc
Co.,
Strudwick
Baker,
-
* >■.
PRESENT: FINANCING
TO
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Bacon,
cents
CAPITALIZATION
,
upon the
stockholders:
—
Eache
was.$3.655,950,!or $1.37
cents
&
AYnhold
Inc.
on
issued
to
Inc._2__
Co.
Allyn &
Anderson
(Continued from page 12)
37!'2
ntit
offer
*.">'
A.
of
stock
company's
shares
Investment
per
(1679)
—
;
Mr.
Decker,
because
expansion
company
Hawthorne.
of
to
the
building plans
constant
meet
also
allow
problem
for
a
70,000
Its
growing needs.
other plants in Westbury.
operates
Calif.
It recently
leased
square
Servomechanisms faces
additional
space
-
.
«
.Y^
in Gjirdeh
Island. It has two wholly owned subsidiaries. Servomech¬
anisms (Canada), Ltd.. in Toronto, Ontario, end Industrial Electronics
of
Canada.
Ltd.
Co^nanv
v"*dquarters are at 445 Park Avenue,
City,
Ne *
Long
York
„
City.—V.
185, p.
1158.
52
(1680)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
■
i.
and
sales
Wet
&
•Costs
—-
income
Federal
for
Gar-
8,039,3-6
Gas
Inc.,
Electric
and
which
oaVnon
(4LOOO
694.201
In
addition
Gas
it
as
not
purchased
the
stock
all shares of
common
stockholder
of
will
sell
by
others
by
income
Shares-of
Income
Wet
share of common stock
per
share
dividends paid—per
Cash
'*As
2.299,270
Si. 14
outstanding--------
stock
common
SO.50
/.
Standard
to
185,
1561, L
p.
This
With SEC—
decline
the
of
To provide Industry with an efficient and systematic method for:;
checkings and calibrating gage blocks to maintain precision measure¬
ment
standards in
manufacturing, this company's new Eli Whitney
Oil's
Standard
plan.—v;
185,
in
Plan,
which
the
stock
capital
with
together
issued
be
may
1,286,863
share
1158.
p.
the
1957
each
of
1955
and
for fixtures
and
filed
28
letter
a
.
inventory.
substantial
Winthrop
first
expansion
the
in
treatment
of virus
research
which
Research Institute,
into
t.he field of
time
Shumway Uranium Mining Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
The
$1.25
The
share,
per
proceeds
1380.
V.
through
Winslow,
used
be
to
are
Commission—
March 26 filed a letter of notification
company on
-
- •
Cohu
Stetson,
&
general
for
corporate
will
of
program
biologicals,
diseases, was announced
March
on
27 by
for the
New York, N. Y.
purposes.—V, 182,
Institute,
located
Rensselaer,
at
N.
the
is
Y.,
medical
Sales
of
this
to
have
company
James
J.
"Increased
accounted
sales
lor
Chemical
all-time
an
high
in
coupled
with
sales
continued
improvement
in
operations
and
"Simplicity"
with
its
600,000
net
sales,
higher
other pattern magazine, as "an indication of tnc
our
company
enjoys in the home-sewing field."
The company's
financial position was described as "strong" with
aggregate dividends paid in 1956 amounting to $551,922.
Year end
■current
assets
ratio of
a
"393,
Of
4.5
$7,187,054
with current liabilities at $1,600,661.
i. The working capijal for this company was $5,586,-
were
to
increase
an
of
be erected
The
cals
$264,156
the
over
shown
amount
the
at
end
1955,
sales
1956
and
ably
in
"show
1957
for
the
to
the- immediate
present
least
"that
first
operation
1957
our
six
of
foreign
consolidated
Shapiro
told
stockholders
the
comparable period for
is likely to continue
believe," he concluded,
subsidiaries will contribute profit¬
over
that
are
months.
our
Mr.
increase
an
indications
the
future,
this
trend
also
We
results."—V.
170,
Reiter-Foster
Oil
Corp.
above.—V.
p.
Reiter-Foster
Oil
Corp.
above.—V.
185,
vaccines
meeting
a
Issuance
of
transferable
stock
common
of
piring at 3:30
the bearers
of
part
thereof
holders
also
20%
the
1
of
at
of
at
the
at
rate
stock
common
have
basic
of
Time
SEC
held
per
are
now
General
the
of
the
proceeds
shares
In
for
the
of
Board
E.
authorized
holders
April
3,
the
its
of
1957,
ex¬
for
each
record
10
shares
of
sale
stock
since
and
date.
Warrant
privilege of oversubscription to the extent
subscription right. See also V. 185, p. 1390.
of
newly
a
Mr.
Directors.
created
Tweedy
been
His
office.
elected
office
Assistant
will
be
of
Fov.ler.
to
located
the
the
in
York.
New
the
This
is
is
From
With Securities and
.
The
SEC
covering
April
of
company
l,
1967
Lincoln
ceeds
baaik
$300,000
are
to
be
(Neb.)
to
be
26
of
6%
offered
and
used
filed
Antonio,
at
letter
sinking
face
Beecroft,
for
a
loans.
&
of
fund
amount,
Cole
additional
Tex.—Files
The
notification.
capital
through
Co.,
working
with
debentures
First
Topeka,
capital
Act.
co#ering
($10
for
This
Kan.
and
Trust
The
to
the
due
Co.
pro¬
reduce
Offering by this company to holders of its outstanding
stock of rights to subscribe for additional com¬
which expired on April 2, has been oversubscribed,
and it will not be
unnecessary for the underwriting
group, headed by White, Weld &
Co., to purchase any
common
mon,
under
the
stockholders
initial
subscribed
offering of
one
to
share
133,321
for
each
shares
three
held, and to 66,986 shares under additional subscription
privileges described in the prospectus.
1431.
See also V.
185,
p.
Standard Gas & Electric
Co.—Offering Made to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering to its common stock¬
holders of record April 2 the
right to subscribe on or
before April 24 for 540,651.75
shares of common stock
ino par) of Pittsburgh Rys. Co. at $6 per share on the
of one Pittsburgh share for each four Standard
basis
shares held.
the
in
progress
human
vet¬
and
per
,
income
1
t
method
16
cents
of
«
t
share compared to $1.95
per
1
Book
to $35.19.
year
•
inventory
share.
per
r
•
iu
W
-
filed
20
of
letter
a
class
A
of
notification
stock
common
without
underwriting.
The
and working capital.
costs
"'
1
*
*
*
*
to
the
with
at.J
offered
be
proceeds
be
to
are
'
'
Amityville, L. L, N. Y.
market
at
<
on April 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of class A stock (par 10 cents; to be offered
(about $5.50 per share), without underwriting.
The pro-
6,500
ceeds
to
are
to
go
holder.—V.
183,
Tennessee
Period
Amos
Treat'
&
Co.,
1520.
p.
Inc.;
Central
who
V
'
is
the
selling
1 <
-
stock¬
Ry.—Earnings—
End. Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1954
Railway
oper.
revenue,..
$352,730
$448,181
$803,502
Railway
oper.
expenses.
300,419
325,039
632,029
673,2961
$52,311
$123,142
$171,473
$256,727
"12,826
40,077
27,221
91,809
Net rev.
from
Net
railway
ry. oper.
inc...
oper.
135,
$930,023
*
1323.
p.
Fund, Inc.—New President—
William
T.
to
replace
Assistant
and
&
Carter
William
Ls
Carter
Building
it
has
where
stage
Stinnes
will
General
receive
offer
to
proposes
of
the
part
no
bidding.
of
First
shares
of
Boston
Texas
distribution
late
is
Corp.
Gulf
Government
the
as
Hugo
Stinnes
182,
property
operated
vested
March
on
of
Gerfnan
subject
has
Corporation
25.000
shares
sharei,
per
filed
18
of
the
to
outstanding
988,890
of
1956
whole
a
as
corporation
and
was
April
on
1955.
over
He
resented
a
share of
dends
of
stock
The
ing
$1.66
was
Investment
Co.,
director
a
of
Vice-President
Gibralter
Savings
Co.—Secondary Planned—
and' associates
this
Co.'s
week, it
plan
offer
to
about
stock
common
learned
was
in
as
Wall
a
1.200.00»>
secondary
Street
circles
;
bankers
the
of
name
coincides
Gulf
sponsoring
the
huge
distribution
will
sign
Registration of
Commission,
it
Is
(April 8i.
seller
almost
not
was
exactly
Sulphur owned
announced,
with
Gulf
by
Oil
but
the size of
1,215,611-share
a
Corp.
of
as
Dec.
the
offer¬
of
Texas
block
1956.—V.
31,
1&>,
1432.
p.
Period
Ry.—Earnings—
End. Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue.,
$271,454
$253,486
$539,559
Railway
oper.
expenses.
178,008
1 74,938
378,148
347,859
ry. oper.
$93,446
$78,548
$161,411
$133,679
inc.__
22,220
18,683
32,019
28,323
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
185,
ooer.
$481,529
1324.
p.
Texas
National
This
company
Securities
stock.
Act
iants.
Class
of
$i.7o
versus
total
shares
statement l under
of
exercise
upon
its
of
$1
the
capital
par
outstanding
war-
in
public
class
labor
propane,
the
year
fig¬
1955
rep¬
Divi¬
1955.
who
she
share.
of
the
the
the
the
by
Irving
the
of
of
for
what
at
made
However,
its
also
Marvin
Allen
of
dto
sale.
times
the
specific
no
such
any
officers
statement
Koerner,
partners
shares
and
has
company
certain
registration
families
thereof.
proceeds
war¬
plans
for
will
proceeds
funds and used for such corporate
purposes as its management may determine, including further drilling
and development
of its proved properties, exploratory drilling of its
nonproclucing
properties
and
acquisition
of
additional
oil
and
gas
leases.—V.
company's
to
res
The
shares
37,500
members
exercised,
of
to
30.000
per
for
the warrants and/or
known to what extent
not
be
may
added
be
$3.25
offer
is
utilization
at
warrants
various
may
it
for
warrants
B
and
Since
rants
C
also
clqss
Carton
rev¬
the
$2,444,242
during
registration
91,540
issuable
A
Issued
a
exercisable
in
of
covering
are
issued
the
Increased—
below
Co,, Houston, Tex.—Regis¬
a
at
that
costs
1933
shares
filed
29
be
stated
earnings
of
These
March
on
to
with
are
increase
earnings
net
Petroleum
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
185,
$1.20
per share, however, remained constant.
further stated that because of constant increases in freight
Suburban Propane is studying
the possibilities of supplanting
Mr.
Fund
offered
$33,000 below 1955, they were
highest in the history of the company. Income
second
common
rising
net
that although the
decrease of approximately
this
appointment
understood, will not be necessary.
Co.,
5%
a
President,
"but
the
reduced
explained
nevertheless the
per
Anton,
satisfactory,
very
particularly freight,
ure."
Corp.—Revenue
announced
2
Mark
of
an
warrants for 29.500 shares, exercisable at $3 per share,
June 1953
to
the principal underwriter in connection
offering of stock at that time by Texas National (for¬
merly Johnston Oil & Gas Co.), Class B warrants for 61,540 shares,
exercisable at $5.25 per share, were issued to underwriters of a public
offering of stock by a predecessor company.
The predecessor
also
notification
common
Gas
accepted
19J 7.
p.
4.
expected
with
With SEC—
letter
a
capital stock to be
underwriting.
The proceeds
inventory and working capital.
Propane
Carter
182,
President
has
Washington.,
the necessary underwriting agreements today
the
offering
with
the Securities
and
nationals
supervision
without
land,
elected
who
in
majority
a
2836.
p.
of
Sulphur
time
some
April
on
It
Jr.
Realty Sales Co. and
Association.—V.
Texas Gulf Sulphur
The
been
Defense
,
States
been
has
FYancis,
President
director of
a
III
H.
Secretary
981,
p.
Alien
equipment,
for
general
"
385.
p.
'
.
Anton
transportation with barges and/or
Supercrete Ltd.
This
SEC
tankers.—V.
185,
Texas and
Period
386.
p.
New Orleans
End. Feb. 28—
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Months—1956
corporation
covering
April
on
$1,000,000
filed a legistrtaion statement with the
convertible subordinated debentures to be
of
for
public
sale
through
an
underwriting
group
headed
by
Blosser & McDowell. The interest rate and underwriting terms
to be supplied by amendment.
Proceeds
will
be
$200,000
ities;
tile;
used
follows:
as
for
the
for
SI00,000
facilities
and
acquisition
$25,000
revenue..
$11,461,292
$11,366,958
$23,294,868
oper.
expenses.
8,246,360
8,685,934
17,057,789
17,544.626
ooer.
$3,214,932
$2,681,024
$6,237,079
$5,163,583
inc.—
873.919
773,502
1,530,578
1,447,457
l
offered
are
oper.
Ra.lway
(Canada)—Registers With SEC—
Straus,
for
for
$550,000
of
the
for
additional
manufacture,
miscellaneous
reduction
equipment
and
for
of
and
184,
Net
ties
and
The
SEC
and
March
on
filed
29
a
tronic
is
control
process
tilation
engaged
equipment.
to
program
in
design,
equipment
Sale
the
reduce
the
of
the
amount
and
manufacture
industrial
common
and
cost
stock
of
and
Railway
oper.
with
and
is
sale
Net
elec¬
commercial
ven¬
the
first
step
in
borrowing
and
will
place
be
reduce
them
available
the
receivable
reduce
substantially
for
volume
have
to
working
of
the
on
company's
a
capital
advances
from
been
30-day
and
a
will
payable
net
trade
basis.
enable
The
the
1957).
$180,000
the
For
in
accounts
balance
company
to
factor
against which accounts
balance of $418,000 during
In
program,
the company expects to borrow some $300,000 to be
this purpose and for additional
working capital needed to carry out
be
905,638
1,594,058
inc.—
1324.
offered
The
($10
for
Cf
the
24.04
net
balance
supplied
be
primarily
necessary
for
the
of
by
of
$1
SEC—
statement
of
6%
par
tinder
convertible
stock,
common
underwriting group headed
offering prices and under,
amendment.
line
$104,417
land
added
available
shares
primarily in the warehousing and distribution
to a lesser extent in the manufacture and
and
proceeds.
will
registration
a
50.000
and
casing
of
filed
through an
The public
Co.
&
be
goods
tract
acre
sale
public
engages
tubular
shothole
29
covering
and 50.000 shares
pari
to
are
company
of
1933
of
Beismer
terms
steel
of
March
on
Act
stock
Morouey,
oy
Thermal
the
to
be
to
used
in
the
acquisition
of
a
the
company's plant, and the
capital of the company, to be
increased
raw
steel
inventories
working
provide
to
pipe.
will
adjacent
operation of
the
newly acquired
Tappan Stove Co.—-Earnings Show Decline—
Earnings for the
for
Consolidated
the
sales
year
1956
previous
were
were
,$2.68 per share, compared to $3.30
year.
virtually
Benjamin
of
Board
vote
C.
Carter
Directors
of
&
Engineering
from
nine
Mr.
Carter
is
Chemical
Mr.
to
Corp.
to
11
at
their
which
has
owns
100.000
been
K.
tube
mills.
Corp.
Lombard
Research
annual
members
Executive
purchase
Lombard
William
and
Thermal
of
stockholders
creased
options
unchanged from the previous-year.
Research
Two
—
New*
Directors Elected—
by
share
S3.730.579
$13,705,309
1957
secured by
a
first mortgage and to obtain from time to time such
short-term financing as may be
necessary or desirable.—V. 183, p. 2012.
per
$3,270,793
p.
preferred
to
assigned
(average
addition, the company plans to spend an estimated
for
a
plant expansion adding about 18,000 square
feet of manufacturing
space needed for its expanding Autronic Division,
March
$1,866,067
847,947
a
by
to
$350,000,
9.974,739
$1,618,971
431,896
corporation
sale
of
10,175.027
Securities
the
amount
and
4,834,845
Tex-Tube, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Registers With
This
carry out a proposed plant expansion.
Net
proceeds thereof, estimated at $540,000. will be added to the
general funds of the company
and applied first,
in an estimated
company
$13,445,820
4,838,546
railway ooer.
185,
1957—2 Months—1956
.
$8 700.912
expenses.
the
of
short-term
1957—Month—1956
$6,457,517
from ry. oper.
rev.
writing
the
Ry.—Earnings—
revenues
669
p.
oper.
Net
statement
Pacific
and
End. Feb. 28—
Railway
—V.
registration
oper.
$22,708,209
1324.
p.
Period
ry.
of
covering 30,000 shares of its,$l par common stock, to be offered
public sale through McDonnell & Co. The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Swartwout
railway
Texas
bank
Exchange Commission—
company
fr.
rev.
—V.185,
facil¬
promotion
purposes.—V;
Net
Swartwout Co., Cleveland, O.—Registers With Securi¬
for
The
Federal
company
covering
scientific
and
research
own
biologicals for
the Institute to
Attorney
United
corporation
shares.—V.
acoustic
Spokane Natural Gas
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
shares.
the
the
corporation
loans;
San
Exchange Commission—
March
on
Co.,
con¬
;
Railway
of
.
Acceptance
The
the
time
of
Enemy
common
tank car
Chairman
Production Co.,
Southwest
new
Property Custodian and his successor, the
Attorney General of the United States, acting through the Office of
Alien Property, Department of Justice,
pursuant to the Trading with
rates.
a
partner in the Denver, Colo., law firm of
Tweedy
1950
through 1956 he was a director of Southern
Ire. and now is a director of The Offshore Co., a sub¬
sidiary of Southern Natural Gas Co.—-V. 185, p. 1323.
&
medical
of
Hugo
competitive
1943
that
States.
sale.
at
of
control
or
the
Tweedy has
United
September
used
Southern Natural Gas Co.—New Official—
John
of
March 29 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its S5 par common stock. These shares
outstanding, and are to be offered for sale by the Attorney
Suburban
the
on
out;
during the
730,
p.
i
chemical
the
out
manufacture
production of biologi¬
the
and
increased
Stramit Corp., Havre, Mont.—Files
1957, entitling
share for 92,500 shares
the
on
work
to
scale
Institute's
number
ex¬
covering 530,712
The
April 23,
on
warrant
one
to
shares
share;,
Texas Mexican
SEC
1520.
directors
business
year
of
$1.31
,
by
Telechrome ^Manufacturing Co.,
,
(Hugo) Stinnes Corp., New York—Registers With SEC
189,
warrants
of
price of $11.25
a
the
the
1957,
close
Eastern Standard
p.m.,
stock
3,
subscription
record
to subscribe
common
April
on
for
Exchange
the
the
as
A
be
This corporation on
enue
held
said.
site
large
research
reflects
well
as
Hill
Mr,
in
diseases
also
product development building
new
a
70-acre
erinary use have been developed by
they are now ready for clinical testing.—V. 185,
Southeastern Public Service
Co.—Financing Approved
At
year*.
the
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covers
p.
184,
March
on
for construction
were
Skelly Oil Corp.—New Mexico Oil Venture—
See
expansion
virus
par
185,
Institute's
will
1537.
p.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—New Mexico Oil Ventures—
*3ee
in
field,
and
into
that
at
treat
interest
'
Looking
the
on
Institute's
to
this
magazine
than any
by far
position
laboratories
research
panded. Additionally, he announced
1956,
who reported that they
increase of 7% over 1955 wlien sales
profit picture for 1956" stressed
Mr.
Shapiro. Net profit for the fiscal year, ended Dec.
31, 1956,
amounted to $1,038,469 after taxes, an increase of 16% over 1955.
Mr.
Shapiro pointed to the growth and acceptance of the com¬
pany's
pharmaceutical
and
required for the economical,
pharmaceutical products.
President,
an
healthy
the
reached
Shapiro,
the
were
-
first
increased
1954.—V.
used
Mr.
research
Mr. Hill reported that major increases are
slated in the Institute's
biological research facilities which are devoted to chemotherapeutic and
physiological studies of the action of new medicinal preparations.
processes
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
totalled $16,383,765 reflecting
amounted to $15,383,265.
in
in,
totaled $1.40
year
29,375
per
as
the
for
James Hill,
for all Sterling subsidiaries and divisions.
Present plans call for
substantial addtions to the research laboratories and a 50%
increase
in scientific staff.
will
•according
the
corporation
covering
Sterling-
the
bring the company
including vaccines,
.
.
which
provision
the year
for
stock
ol
($10
,
with, the SEC
to be offered at
(par 50 centsi
(last
earnings
par
Chairman of the Board,
Jr.,
The
•covering 200,000 shares of common stock
LIFO
share
for
•Deficit.—V.
center
—Files With Securities and Exchange
in
improvement
quarter of 1955.
additional
1955,
of
early
quarter
final
future.
the
$1.50
Texas
with
notification
of
the
most
plant
eine Production—
A
the
*3£C covering 15,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at
$11.50 per share,
through First Southwest C6„ Dallas,
Texas, and
Minor, Mee & Co., Albuquerque, N. M.
The proceeds are to be used
March
on
final
in
during
sharp
T. E. C. Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—.
-The
SEC
Sterling Drug Inc.- -Plans Expansion Into Virus Vac-
Exchange Commission—
corporation
the
for
reduced
,
The
the
cents
in
case
in
or
Dividends
Laboratory
Securities and
during
49
to
the
applicable to prior years reduced 1956 -earnings by approximately
per share;
Similar provisions are not expected to be required
value
#
defense
.
.
cents
lK
Standard-Thomson Corp.—Sells Hardware Business—
at Dayton, Ohio, is making available a com- *
See Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co, below.—V.
185, p. 656.
service, it was announced on March 25,by Louis
"...
for checking and callb/ating a complete variety
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
of gage
blocks usually employed in most precision manufacturing
Period End. Feb. 28—
1957—Month—1956
1957—2 Mos.—1956
operations, will be performed by the company's staff of metrology
$522,292
' $526,808
$236,674
$257,284
Railway oper. revenue
(specialists. The laboratory, said to be. the
world's most complete
268,300
247,660
556,861'
510,711
Railway oper. exi>enses_
private facility outside U. 8. and foreign government standards :,
bureaus, is equipped to calibrate all types of gage blocks
to light¬
Net rev. Worn ry. oper. '
*$31,626
$9,624
*$34,569
$16,097
wave
standards of precision.
•
^
1
Net railway oper. inc.—<
*104,479
••Sheffield metrologlsts pointed out that the new laboratory contract
;• *59,305
,*181,136 •'; *119,792
service was developed to make it possible and convenient for manu'-Deficit.—V. 185, p. 1323.
t*ctarers to obtain regular year-round checking and calibration of all
types of gage blocks.
i'i-V'.
'-:Y. •
■
' : ;■
(A.) Stein & Co.—Profits Show Gain—
Most
manufacturers, lacking their own facilities for checking the
accuracy of their own gage block dimensions,
The company on April 3 reported a
have, in the past, relied
net profit for the year 1956
of $821,010, equivalent
solely upon the U. S. Bureau of Standards to assist them in preserving
^o $1,75 per share on the outstanding common
dimensional accuracy. Growing precision requirements in industry have
stock. This compares 10 $1-59 per share for thtf year 1955.
A.
J. Freiler, President, stated that aggressive national advertising
placed a severe burden on U. S. Government laboratory facilities and
resulted in long and often costly delays,
on
both Paris and Pertna Lift products is planned for 1957, and the
it was explained. The new
•contract service offered by Sheffield is
extensive demand for the products is expected. ;to continue,—V.
designed to ease the burden
181,
on government
facilities and to give industry faster service, it was
p.
1605.'
V':': '--U
•
1
•:>:
stated.—V. 184, p. 2786.
'
* /
decline in
_'
Angeles
to
way
loss
a
Los
the
important
earnings
was
at
started
an
compared
evaluation
11;
the
•
•
,
pyehensive contract
Poll:, President.
The new service,
Shop Rite Foods, Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.—Files With
in
Provision
shares
to the
pursuant
...
,
subsidiary operated at
action
solidated
a
designated
billings having offset
■
in
company's
contributed
in
company
■
I.—
earnings Ls attributed to the highly competitive con¬
ditions in the appliance industry, particularly cn the West Coast where
20
and certain of its subsidiary companies on April 1
registration statement with the SEC covering $60,000,000 of
Interests in the Stock Plan for Employees of that company and the
filed
commercial
r
■
The
taxes
subsidiaries
Metrology
work.
Corrective
Standard Oil Co. of California—Registers
O.—New Contract Service-
Sheffield Corp., Dayton,
the
in
increase
an
As
1800.
184, p.
year-end audit.—V.
adjusted to
$2,616,958
2,263,212
5i.it>
'Uoo
S2.616.134
——
—
to
pursuant
purchase offer. Standard
Shares, Inc. its remaining
the
7,026.25 shares of said common stock at $e per share.—V.
Ket
Standard
.
covered
shares
Co.
of
purchase
to
a
purchase at $6 per share all shares of said
to
are
the
Electric
&
agreed
to
"
'
to
45.59%
of
has
Co.,
offered
stock
Co.
stock
holder
the
Electric
&
common
purchase offer.
la^'oni
taxes
&
common
24o»o01
amortization—:——————
and
Pittsburgh
a'nia'w
10,238,05o
'w
__i
Sharrsj
Standard
of
1^1(^307.„. ,'!^,7a
.
income
other
i
Provision
28—
(excl. of charges set forth below;
exps.
jTlftili-'*t*iriii
Depreciation
Feb.
Ended
Months
Standard
Subs.)—Earnings-
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. (&
Three
Monday, April 3, 1.957
.,.
by
<fc
50,090
shares
additional
associated
The
amendment
Vice-President
added
were
E"ngineering
meeting.
of
by
the
Food
of
to
the
Corporation,
Board
In¬
was
By-laws.
Machinery
Thermal
stock
&
and
shares.
with.
Thermal
since
1949,
and
he
Number 5627 ...The Commercial-arid Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
fcas
Sales
and
Vice-President
been
the
since
company
'
.
as
hvdrodesulfurization plant has been placed in
company's new Delaware refinery south of Wilmingion,'it was announced on March 29.
Another important
link in the manufacture of the highest- grade
petroleum products., the desulfurizer purifies these products by remov¬
ing .corrosive sulfur compounds. It is the seventh plant to go "on
world's
The
nolds & Co., Inc.
largest
refinery.
explained,
odors
objectionable
removes
the burning characteristics of all fuels, including gaso¬
fuel, kerosene and domestic heating oil.. It also decreases
line.
jet
formation - in
gtimt
by
Designed
Universal
sists
total
feed
•••
stock
trom
coming
"
/
day.
a
otntr
various
•'
■
simultaneously with
Each unit processes
operate
can
barrels
88,000
of
capacity
982.
185,' p.
which
units
separate
feed
different
.*
•
Braun
&
Co.
from a process developed
by
Tidewater's hydrodesulfurization
plant con¬
F.
C.
heating oils.,
Products,
Oil
five
of
gasolines and
•
' ;
'
N.
Securities
The
and
Corp.,
;;
\
'
'
'
,
_.
is
Y.,
from
letter of notification with the
EEC covering $250,000 of 6%
convertible debentures due April 1, 1967
to
be offered in
$100 amounts
and in multiples thereof. They
are
convertible on and after Oct. 1, 1958 into 100 shares of common stock
March
on
tor each $100 of debentures.
ere
be
to
for
used
fil?d
18
incident
to
mining
proceeds
182,
operations.—V.
1382
p.
such
7'><
1957—Month—1956
$1,240,265
$1,243,866
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
263,063
389.148
735.875
777.276
from ry„ oper.
$251,000
$224,859
$507,991
$462,989
$614,007
the
additional
of
of
Net
rev.
inc.—
railway oper.
V.
185.
'/
1324.
p.
148,386
163,799
72,363
79,310
"■
•'
transferred
Reynolds
during
Reynolds
Foil
Foil
to
Metals.
period
of
sole
SEC
covering
•fctock
The
World
offered
be
to
at
($20
par
share),
per
Twentieth
to build
without
and operate
Century-Fox Film Corp.
•■•
,
Film
rentals,
•••
including
Dividends
Total
income
Amortization
to
110,494,351
932,094
Film
————8,399,151
—
9,380,763
122,251,864
120,807,208
68,953,920
67,892,856
8,083,447
31,129,068
.———
film
—
i——„———
costs
distribution
9,138,510
administration
and
Depreciation of
31,051,401
expenses
plant and equipment
employees' retirement plan—
Interest expense
————i—_——
Lv
United States income''taxes——_1—'
Contributions
670.560
income
1,258,259
681,724
297,830
2,200,000
1,600,000
-
Foreign
581.035
431,680
property,
to
2,875,650
3,939,674
$6,198,419
$6,025,039
$2.34
$2.28
taxex_——
earnings
Earnings per share of
stock—.—
common
v
rights
subscribe
to
shares
common
also
of
stopk
A
stitutes
96%
p.
1957
presently expected to total
are
2490.
share
a
cents
17
versus
in
first
of 1956.—V.
quarter
filed
corporation
184,
1957
28,
covering
$25,009,000
statement
of
interest
with
ol
issued
pursuant
the
to
plan.—V.
185,
which
common
1433.
p.
United
Air
"650"
Lines,
magnetic
Finance and Property
addition
the
tc
Inc.—Leases
drum
has
computer
($1
Administration
company's
line-up
leased
and
payrolls
Subsequent
tasks
ployees.
.studies
in
aircraft
development
This
and
Fall,
United Air Lines
of
ning
par
planned
of
practicable
the
to
who
In
the
the
for
tariff
development,
C.
A.
&
Co.,
Allyn-&
Anderson
inventory
in
of
Denver.
Ar
deliver
reservations
185,
These
300
on
* "
1433.
p.
"•
machines
daily
two
for use
will
flights
keep
for
This .corporation
29.
debentures,
issuer
The
by
due
stock.
mon
1960,
The
through
public
an
offering
offered
accounts
the
for
underwriting
Net
proceeds
common
portion
thereof
dated
the
March
purchase
held
by
The
with. the
Weeks
Ball,
&
Co.--._-_
offered
Becker
G.
Elair
&
Co.
William
&
Sullivan
shares,
common
of
the
shares
are
and
100,000 for the
Eberstadt is also the principal
company
offering; and the public offering price and
thereof are to be supplied by amendment.
company
shares
be
will
from
amount
applied
issued
to
.the; eomps-ny
to
retire
The
to
the
of
sale
debentures
approximately
an
Corp.
in
and
$14,100,000.
outstanding
Pickford
the
the
of
4%
stock-.interest Jn
A
debenture
connection
the
with
company
PiCR'ford
'Corporation. The debenture was originally SI.has been reduced in principal to $925,OuO. An addi¬
the proceeds may be used to pay a long-term note
Alex.
Cabell
Brown
Brush,
W.
C.
&
Clark
net
bank
a
to
will
proceeds
marily for
be
jamin.
selling
mon
used
be
to
and
and
be
to
to
$2,500,000.
The
additional
remainder
working
independent
of
capital,
are
Crowell,
board
who
sold" to
chairman.
100.000
will
the
B.
producers
Krim
They
shares
convert
public.—V.
propose
of
these
185,
and
for
class
shares
p.
Robert
the
pictures
to
B
sell
S.
in
Ben¬
100,000
States
stock
.250
the rate of
pire at
one
share of additional
shares held.
3:30
p.m.
(EST)
The
April
underwritten by
on
common
stock
subscription offer will
16.
Of
the
for
ex¬
offering,
701,074 shares are
an investment bank¬
ing group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Rey¬
to
.375
&
Co.
Co
&
&
Co.—V.
135,
The
Reinholdt
Union
Se-
Co.,
Definitive
Co.
&
Barney
Smith,
Hague
.375
Co
.250
Frank,
At
Swiss
American
.375
At
Tucker,
Co.—
.250
At
Son
.250
——
.250
Fay
Weeks
Weil,
1.125
—
G.
;
At
Walker
White.
.875
Co
J.
.875
R.
L.
At
Winslow,
.625
1.125
Co.—
Co.—
At
Co
Cohu
.250
2.250
Stetson—
At
,250
1324.
p.
United
States
Hoffman
corporation
of
$1,052,701
diversification
statement
by
arrounttd
the
to
Mr.
Hyman
43
now
turn
one
As
Marcus
which
has
cnts
have
of
Machinery
for
sales
Corp.—Sales
the
amounting
despite
other
Marcus,
costs
adverse
Chairman.
ol
a
Up—
Earnings
shares
the
common
in
outstanding
the
that
seven
195f
was
companies
divisions,
of their
European
17
one
and
to
acquired.
domestic
own.
and
gx-owth
The
a
share
three
foreign
%
in
1956
by
to
$4,117,184, to
$36,794,476.
/
convertible
at
presently
and
subordinated
Guaranty
Trust
outstanding
debentures
Company
temporary
of
securities
bidding
99.706
of
the
Commerce
issue
Stuart
the
Salomon
run-off
a
by
sale
Halsey,
for
a
bids
coupon,
hour
an
99.771,
for
of
deben¬
&
Co.
later,
again
for
dead¬
noon
Hutzler
Ai
the
syndicate
Inc.,
the
at
Bros.
3%s.
named
syndicate
Baxter
The
Halsey,
33/4S.
certificates
subject
arc;
authorization
to
by
Commission.
certificates
EARNINGS
Period
is
to
be
secured toy
FEBRUARY
FOR
End. Feb. 28—
AND
FIRST
1957—Month—1956
TWO
MONTHS
1957—2 Months—1956
oper.
revenue.-
$5,050,109
Railway
oper.
expenses-
2,273.908
2,076,704
4,712,980
4,144,760
from ry. oper.
$2,776,201
$2,400:802
$5,614,967
$5,109,327
1,512,218
1,252,844
3,048,275
2,669,861
Net
rev.
railway
185,
inc.—
oper.
$4,477,506 $10,327,947
$9,254,087
1433.
p.
Vitro Corp. of America—Stock
Offered—This corpora¬
April 3 issued to the holders of its
on
additional
(par
50
cents)
the
at
share for each five shares held of record
1957,
rate
of
April 2,
on
The
(EST)
stock
common
share for 178,646 shares of
per
stock
common
on
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
April 16, 1957.
The offering is being under¬
written by a group of investment firms headed by Blyth
&
Co., Inc.
rowings.
'
/.
net
■
will
proceeds
be
•
-
•:
•
used
bank
reduce
to
bor¬
'
Lake
through
City,
is
company
the
Utah,
engaged
in
the
production
chemical
and
other
processing
activities.
available
uranium
of
uranium
of
company's expansion and capital investment
expected to require up to $7,000,000 in excess of
at
ores
in
1957
expected to
program
cash
from
current operations and amortization and deprecia¬
The company's
activities,
carried
on
principelly by
seven
operating divisions and by several minor subsidiaries, include:
design, engineering and construction
management;
engineering and
construction of oil refineries and natural gasoline and petro-chemical,
tion
charges.
plants;
operation of laboratories
and
tile year
EARNINGS—For
sales
net
759,797
of
products
1955.
in
ended
earnings
Net
for various
Dec.
services of
ana
$617,515
were
of research,
types
1956
31,
the
$40,688,181
in
.
reported
with $29,-
company
compared
1956,
after
special
a
charge of $552,607. as compared with net tarnipgs of $418,280 in 1955.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRFSENT
TO
Authorized
"4%
first
Unsecured
notes due
stock
Common
"Due
50
ip?,r
228,988
to
July
$432,200
228,983
3,350.000
1
1.071,875 sps.
j2,006,000 shs.
cents)..,
quarterly
$17,250
$432,200
,
—
1961
notes
short-term
.
Outstanding
5,COO,000
note—
mortgage
unsecured
3 Vs.' Vc
1963.
1,
XIncluding 42,000 of the authorized but unissued shares of common
reserved lor issue upon the exercise of outstanding stock op,ions.
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
underwriters
named
acting
below,
through Blyth & Co., Inc., as representative, have entered into an
underwriting agreement with Vitro whereby they have severally agreed
to
purchase
shares
such
the
to
Vitro,
from
the
of
in
percentages set fortu be.ow,
not subscribed for pursuant
the respective
common
stock
as
are
offer:
sufcsciiption
%
Blyth
Co.,
&
curities
E.
Union
Co
&
*
—
Peabody
& Co
Ai Co.—
White,
Weld
Francis
I.
Ju Pont & Co
Co.
&
Sullivan
Bosworth,
5.00
Inc.
5.00
5.00
5.00
Barney
Weeks
•
R.
Staats
&
A: Co.—_
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
Singer,
3.75
Stephenson,
Noyes
Hogle
Ai
I
Curtis
-
Ai
Co.,
Ai
Inc.Co
3.75
2.50
Co
p.
2.00
2.00
2.00
Scribner..
Leydecker
Ai
2.00
Butcher & Sherrerd
—.
Kay, Richards Ai Co
Moore, Leonard Ai Lynch--.
L.
-
185.
v.
Ai
Co
3.75
R.
Day
Bache ' Ai
2.50
Red-
Co
Dexne
2.50
2.50
1324.
1.50
LOC»
Arthur L. Wright Ai Co'., Inc.
Ai
Anthony
Tucker,
Boelteher Ai
2.50
2.50
2.50
Co
Sutn & Co
Auchincloss. Parker Ai
path
A.
Co..
&
—
Co.—
—_
F
S. MoseUy Ai Co
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Hemphill,
J.
2.50
Goodbody & Co
Hill Richards Ai Co
—
Lesler, Ryons At Co.———
Wilhani
3.75
■
2.50
—
Blunt Eilis & Simmons
5.00
Co.—_
Ai
Baker,
10.00
Se-
Co
&
Iluttcn
Kidder,
Smith,
!
Inc
Dillon,
for
dur¬
comoany
subsidiaries. Which
in
For
come
Penn
on
the
of
the
assist it
in
West
8,448.000
the
8.976.000
the
$2.07
on
Electric
12-monthx
the
For
subsidiaries,
subsidiaries.
of its plan to strengenen its management and to
equal
1.00
1.03
previous
adjusted
of continued
were
In
specified
entire
West
out
and
six Diesel-electric
road-switching locomotives and 500 self-clearing hopper cars, estimated:
to cost not less than $6,165,379.
accelerated
according
per
to $1.30
for
3%%
33/4S.
and
Interstate
Reynolds
$90,882,516
greatly
best,
$6,393,350-.
by
available
identical
a
deadlock
re-bid
Schwabacher
to
factors,
compared
year,
number ol
additional
domestic
has
1956
and
nine subsidiaries
which
part
in
average
pointed
eight
four
record
program
based on the
stock split.
ing
had
the
for
Issuance
W.
,250
Co.—
At
previous
increased
rose
4 V*
now
group
entered
90.67 "with
broke
.625
&
—
Weld
the
657.
p.
undewriting
first
Eastman
-
Dann
At
$500
are
—.500
—
At
Wheat
C.
.500
;
.625
—_
2.250
-i
H.
.250
Fox
Inc.-
Co.
Common,
.250
Co
&
Corp
At
worth
exchange
185,
aJso
.375
Day
Werthrim
Co._
At
.625
—
Co.
Labouisse,
At
Co.—
Securities
Anthony
in
99.607
.625
&
Co.
.250
Trask
Victor,
,
,
The
had
.250
—'
Co.—
Spencer
—.250
.500
Co
Company,
At
capital
net
2.250
Co.
Co.—:
_u__——
Stroud
Sutro
Co
.625
Meyer
.250
At
.875
Webster
At
Corp.
.625
——
Co.^_—
Scribner—
&
1.125
Co
.6°5
&
the
.375
Co.—
Staats
R.
of
excess
$4,800,000, are priced to yield from 3.55% to 3.75%, ac¬
cording to maturity. The initial issue was awarded to
the group on April 4 bn a bid of 99.771%.
.875
&
&
At
Brothers
Stern,
.250
&
&
Smithers
S.
Stone
.375
-
Co
Agnew
William
Stern
2.230
CO.—
Hutton
F.
.875
At
Hilliard
185.
Smith,
Co._
1.125
—
Deane
2.250
_
1.125
Co.——
Co.
Co
Singer,
.500
&
At
Herrman
Hutton
&
Shuman,
in
& Co. and Ira Haupt & Co. on April 5 offered
$1,200,000 of 3%% equipment trust certificates, series F,
maturing annually April 15, 1958 to 1972, inclusive. The
certificates, first instalment of an issue not exceeding
.250
Co.—-
HammiU
.375
—
.375
—.
—
Stringfellow——
&
.375
Co
At
&
12%
or
Virginian Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
bo
Hutzler—
&
$64,343,293,
Baxter
is
.259
&
&
Stiver
.625
&
Brothers
Friedrichs
Scott
Shields
Inc._
Co.,
Noyes
At
Bros,
Shearson,
York,
1976,
concentrates
.375
—
to
$5,429,008,
were
and
$100
1,
Salt
.875
Co
&
Rothschild
F.
.250
Co
Sons__
Richards
Saunders,
.250
<fe
Sept.
New
.375
Renshaw——
Schwabacher
Co
At
Salomon
Co,,
Co., Inc
Miller
Hentz
L.
.625
.625
—
&
&
Mosle
.375
—
Corp.
Fleming-
Stone
due
.250
Inc.'
—
Inc.-———
Kotan,
Earnings Rise—
The
Gardner
&
Co
rose
working
its
and
.375
Robinson-Humphrey
Rodman
.875
Pierce & Co.,
&
1955
in
company's
.875
Lear & Co,——.250
Riter
corporation
BUSINESS—The
——
The
the
PROCEEDS—Tne
—
Reed,
Co._u
&
—
;
Definitive Debentures Ready—
Co.,
Rauscher,
.625
of
.500
1.125
—
&
of
Presi¬
is
the
of
$23,562,840
&
.375
Co.—
Co.__
.375
.
Jackson
.875
Co
&
-1.125
—
Sulzberger & Co.
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hemphill,
Inc.
Co.—^——— 2.250
Marache
Hallowell.
E.
2.250
.375
Co.
Shepard
Johnston
America,
corporation
earnings
one
.500
.250
&
E'vans
&
Hayden,
.503
R.
1.125
&
Webber,
Mr.
of
H.
the
of
Director
a
1433.
rights to subscribe at $16
.375
Inc.
Co.—.
&
.
tion
Lynch—
Inc.„
Co.—
<fc
Moseley &
Ohio
p.
.375
—
*—
Co.,
&
and
per share orf^fche present number of shares which last year
Increased moderately by the conversion of debentures and by the
exercise of options by officers and employees.
*
\
.875
W.
Pressprich & Co
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.—A
,—
Co.,
duPont
Karrlman
—V.
&
Bank;
President
$4.31
.375
Fen-
.250
—
&
S.
Prescott,
Pan-
&
Co
Hallgartan
F.
Turben
Leonard
Curtis
.250
Co
Dominick
&
F.
.503
——
&
Hibbs
Howard,
Moore,
.250
Granbery,
E.
Merrill,
.2 50
State
Fla.,
Edward
and
is
was
—V.
—
Company-.
Pierce,
Beane-——
&
ner
&
Lynch,
be¬
Mr.
1952
to
,
Gibbs
Association
.375
—
Lynch,
1950
.250
Co.———
Co.——_
&
year,
each seven
Net
1.125
Co.-
Co.—
&
Director.
a
previous
record
high volume of $57,346,677
achieved
in
1955... Net
earnings after all charges and taxes
amounted
to
$5,945,970. The
figure represents $4.72 per share on 1,258,820 shares of capital stock.
2.250
!
.500
Reid
B.
Merrill
As
McDonald
.500
Ai
As
—
—
Nolan,
B.
Henry
Maste'n
E.
McCormick
,,875
Inc.
Paine,
A.
Hayden,
A.
Marks
Florida
Y.,
from
Johnston
A.
Mr.
Jacksonville,
Picture
Y.„
N.
Haddad
and
Stabilization
directors.
N.
in
1956 celebrated
the
50th
anniversary of the
business by lifting sales and earnings to the highest
levels in its history. This is cited
by W. C. Keeley, President, in the
annual report to stockholders.
Net
Earnings Down—New Officers Elected—
(par SI) at $28 per share
This
founding
2.250
,
M.
Green,
Plains,
senior member
.875
Corp.Brothers--—-——
.375
Dillon,
Gregory
"
,1.125
Ryons & Co.
Lundborg & Co.__„
Co.
&
Chapman
shares of class B
at
Watch
.250
Higginson
Lester,
haa
StahL
Ardsley,
of
DiSalle,
Committee
Price
of
White
E.
Railway
———_
Lehman
of
of
Cnarles
Bank
V.
Vanadium Corp. of America—Sales &
Co.—2.250
Lee
.875
—_
Podesta
I.
FoI«er,
J.
Co.
&
W, C. Langley & Co.~.»
Lazard' Freres As Co
Irving
Inc. — i— I—.—
Hill
Loeb
Company—,
&
Farwell,
Inc.——
Co.,
Kuhn,
Cook
Eberstadt
J.
Ai
.250
Lac'enburg, Tnalmann &.
Kewhard,
&
earnings
stock
Gruen
The
com¬
1433.
Co.—Stock
common
the
and
Co.
National
Michael
Executive
elected
Motion
Trust
First
Board.
Inc.,
and an
otiicer or director of many other leading
corporations, including tho
Bank of America and United Air Lines,
as
well as the recipient of
several
government and civic honors; and Mr. Weitzen is President of
Co.—— 2.230
The
criMes
H.
Kormendi
Ai
.375
Inc.
.500
,
Inc.—
Co.,
Peabody
.259
&
Doolittle
Francis
Co.
Miller,
.375
-—-i—
Offered—The company
is offering to its class A and class B common
stockholders
of record April 2 rights to
purchase an additional 746,270
Foil
the
the
of Toledo.
Gibfcs, Jr., Eric
Mayor
Airlines
Stuart
,250
Kidder Ai
M.
Kicider,
.250
Robertson
Drexel
&
.250
Dickson
8.
.375
and
Inc.
A.
2.250
Co.,
&
Skaggs
Dewar,
•Hill
Lemon
Mason-Hagan,
Co.
Inc
Space
■
Mellen &
Laurence
House
W.
Co.,
Lane,
.250
Brothers,-
The
United
the
ship-builders,
dent
of
firm of DiSalle,
law
Director
been
Corp.,
of
the
Director.
a
George
have
National
of
behalf
common
into
iormer
a
County
of
of
S.
addition.
Gibbs
Inc.—.250
Johnston,
Co.,
Co
Weedon
Cruttenden,
W.
Arthur
is
In
line,
Co.—————_
Collins
Courts &
pri¬
company.
others.
underwriters
of
provide
financing
the
by
president
shares
amount
stockholders
of. themselves
the
the
production
distributed
The
to
in
as
pursuant
.625
r
&
&
&
Hoinblower
by
nearly
shares
rights
Inc—_
Co.—
tional
of
principal
.375
Sons—
Collings &
Julien
F.
Illinois
Co.,
Co.——-
Ai
Slocumb
Hooker
portion
the
"
,
Co
&
Sachs
250,000
v;
of
.250
Bradford
C.
&
the
1
.
The
.375
Co.——:
Inc.-—
Goodbody
com-,
exercise
Johnson,
.875
Inc.—
Inc.
J.
on
by
of
.250
Simmons----
Co.,
Bosworth,
Co.
&
Goldman,
par
sale
Ohio,
U
was
Weitzen
the
oi
and
Chairman
Chairman
as
common
Outstanding
.375
Inc..—j—..—
Blair
$1
public
the
FINANCING
names
.625
Co
&
Fulton
its
of
for
of
360,000 shs.
.375
Ai Kraus——
Co.—-,—--—_
Eateman, Fichler Ai Co._—_
&
SEC
Toledo,
tures.—V.
5,610,156 shs.
Joseph,
Ai
C60.000 in amount,
held
6.750
Burge
Barth
subordinated
convertible
shares
350,000
be
to
350.000
account
the
1956,
by
6%
shares,
'/r
—.625
Ai
Securities
stock
will
8,
with
are
selling stockholders.
terms
to
250.000
the
the
the
of
together
statement
of
their
shs.
the
the
upon
Bleichroeder,
Elworthy
underwriting group headed by F. Eberstadt Ai Co.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
Of
certain
of
underwriter
$10,003,000
of
;
PRESENT
TO
are
.250
Estabrook
registrtaion
a
debentures
amendment.
be
to
filed
covering
1957,
below
.250
S.
Equitable
United Artists Corp., New York—Registers With Secu¬
rities and Exchange Commission—
of
360,000 shs.
.875
run¬
a
of
stock
5,230,844
outstanding.
stockholders:
to
Inc.—
days: in
100
which
stock
common
own
6,000,000
Inc.— —
Baker,
J.
RAMAC
'
"
stock
Inc.—6.750
Whipple
Clement
March
forth
issued
offer
Co.—
&
ccasi
United'?
at
(of
outstanding
severally agreed to purchase, as
following
respective
percentages,
the
Co.,
Bacon,
DomfnRk
control
will
value)
par
Inc.
Eache
Eastman
will
IBM
Foil
EFFECT
Strudwick—
&
Arnhold
R.
inventory
the
of
additional
$
not
Dillon, Read & Co.
Reynolds
latest
company's 20,GOO em¬
giant
"brain"
include
46.5%
'•'=
state¬
the
holding stock
Corp.
have
the
stock
company's
Davis,
utilization.
previously announced.
center
as
for
non-voting
UNDERWRITERS—Set
Davenport
the
by
IBM
financial
prepare
Memory Accounting Machine) units
service
advance;—V.
17,000
schedules,
manpower
as
(Random Access
customer
for
process
from
ei°ctronic machines.
or
The-computer will be used at the outset to
ments
(SI
stock,
value).
Cullman
IBM Computer—
been
of
stock
(except
Authorized
stock
common
Curtisx,
A
owning and
Reynolds
preferred stock and 06%
GIVING
common
E.
on
participations in
its U. S. sub¬
or
the Savings Plan
for Employees of that company and
sidiaries, together with 50,000 shares of Union Carbide
be
SEC
the
for
nas
Corp. and small percentages of stock in other
ownership of common stock of Reynolds Metals con¬
its total assets.
A
C.
Corp.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
for
common
Republic Co.. (Inc.)
Clark, Dodge & Co.—a-—,
Union Carbide & Carbon
may
B
Central
This
March
the
and
Pie
CAPITALIZATION
Branch,
..
time
Foil's
share,
first quarter of
of
owns
thereof,
56.7%; of the
owns
&
cents
the
.
class
and
Eskimo
Ellis
,,
exchange
After giving effect to calculations to adjust
holdings, Foil's holdings of Reynolds Metals
stock would apapunt.to approximately one share for each share
intercorporate
Blyth
Earnings for the
of
caused by rapid expansion, the corporation
echelon changes, effective immediately.
President
President
DiSalle
class B common stock.
Blunt
75
Pend¬
companies.
Metals
subscribe
to
such
"Not including depreciation of $1,294,065 during 1956 and $1,121,215
curing 1955 absorbed in production costs.
The earnings for the fourth quarter (13 weeks) ended Dec. 29, 1956
amounted to $3,016,320 equal to $1.14 per share, compared with $1,578,188 for the fourth
quarter (14 weeks) of 1955 equal to 60 cents per
;
other
subsidiary,
Reynolds
for
A.
Net
to
stock,
underwritten
S
'
112.780,869
__
film rentals.,
Participation in
Ended
Dec. 31,'55
29,'56
$
television—.
—
of
\i. *•
.
stock.
common
Attev the issuance of such additional common
Metals and exercise by Foil and
Reynolds Corp.
underwriters
——-i.-——1,071.844
-
operating 'income-'
Other
'
r
former
53
top
contirus
Vice-President
Jr.,
issued
Corp.
will
own
327,698
shares/ of Reynolds Metals
the percentages of ownerships remaining unchanged.
Reynolds Corp. also owns 08.800 shares of Foil class A common stock
and will own, after exercising its subscription
rifehts, 272,770 shares of
53 Weeks
Ended
t.
Dec.
V
for
pay
be
pursuant
Reynolds
Class
basin.
52 Weeks
,
to
to
company.
common
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
Metals
therefor
that
consisted
certain
in
Co.
since
underwriting.
yacht
a
15,
receive
to
problems
several
Marcus
Sales
Class B
used
be
to
expects
Foil intends
Reynolds
subscribe
Metals
War IIi
and
and
stockholders
its
on
proceeds are
York
stock), together; own 50.7',4 of the common stock of Reynolds Metals.
Simultaneously with the Foil's offer, Reynolds Metals is offering to
companies.
March 25 filed a letter of notification with the
10,000 shares of 7% cumulative participating preferred
corporation
Foil
stock.
of
to
business
majority-owned
53.5%
owns
Reynolds
Its
Metals
its
and"
Foil
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Mr,
BUSINESS—Company was
incorporated
in
Delaware
in
1919.
It
engaged in tne business oi manoxacrure tu .tin, lead, aluminum
and
composition foils until 1928, when its manufacturing operations
of Foil.class
Resort, Inc., Panama City, Fla.—Files
Island
Treasure
rights
its
which
common
stock
common
exercise
the
rmnourced
comes
proceeds
net
Foil
Net
New
net ptoceeds to redeem all of "the 6,771 outstanding shares of its
cumulative preferred stock.
Any of such net proceeds nob used for
purposes will be added to the general funds of Foil. '
and
1957—2 Months—1956
Railway
$614,063
Place,
these
rights
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR. Co.- -Earnings—
Feb. 28—
the
Exchange
ing receipt of such net proceeds Foil has arranged for an interim bor¬
rowing to cover the purchase price of such shares of common stock of
Reynolds Metals.
Foil also intends to use approximately $745,000 of
Reynolds
End
(see also
meeting
and
43
agent.
of
shares
upon
Bank,
the offer of Reynolds Metals to the holders of its
that
"
Period
of
sale
the
Foil
a
No underwriting is involved. The
expenses
subscription
435,904
the
a
Commission—
Exchange
corporation
Reynolds Corp.
was
Spring, Md.—Files With
Silver
for bv
be underwritten
not
becon.es
Manhattan
PROCEEDS—Out
were
Ores
Titanium
will
a
plants-—,
reunerv
-
a
Chase
The
to
improves
sna
V.
officials
extraction,
Sulfur
barrel-a-day
130,000
the
at
The remaining 45.196 shares of class B
will be subscribed
stockholder and
a
Reynolds Metals Co. above).
operation at this
stream"
stock
common
Co.—New Plant Starts Operations—
Oil
Tidewater
of
Manager
iplil, 1956.—V. 184. p. 2489.
(1681)
scares
Co.—Earnings
period ended
Penn
shares
Feb.
28.
Higher—
1957,
consolidated
net in¬
Electric System amounted to $2.18 per share
then outstanding and to $2.06 per share on
outstanding
at
the
conclusion
of
the
financing.
immediately preceding 12 month period, share earnings
the smaller number of shares.—V. 185. p. 1433.
were
&4
The CommerciattHid Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 8,
(1682)
?
•
-
,
.
' J
,
.
1957
.
to
Offered
—
Salomon
99.2236%
bid
Hutzler
&
Bros.
the
lor
The issue is
300
covered
hopper
estimated
cars,
•prich
&
Pollock
the
Co.;
offering
primarily
ation
FEBRUARY
FOR
FIRST
AND
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expense6_
TWO
MONTHS
The
$5,544,215
$4,209,525
$9,206,180
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
V.
—
3,107.075
3,152,481
6,433,742
6,282,805
$1,437,140
$1,C57,C44
$2,772,438
714,368
1,970,254
bids
Competing
Corp.
Boston
^-Tke
frbm
bid
to
to
par,
received
were
■'
at
optional
redemption
of
revenues
$26,206,169
equalization,
and
completion
provide
Pacific
RR,
Dillon,
■
$2,600,000
Pomeroy,
Bache
Baxter
—"V.
&
&
F.
inc.
oper.
—-
E.
Granbery,
words of
The
will
Circuits
the
97
a
substantial
Mr.
to
used
by the United
network
wire
carrying
in
and
157,000
March
27,
1957,
bentures
and
to
these
offer
$1,000
of
covering
440,000
$400,000
shares
securities
debentures
registration
a
of
for
and
of
statement
Canada
Mexico.
and
world
the
Sports
will
be
center
Yale
gathered
by the
news
equipment have been installed at all points, ready for
in printed page form for editing and immediate
state and financial news is transmitted over
hundreds
thousands
of
of
words
are
handled
capitals.
Union's exclusive
Western
stories
addressed
to
network
press
number
a
of
in
series
public
sale
common
534%'
stock.
common
1,100
B
The
This
1,
Acti.
135,
it
company,
in
bank
amounts
thereof
to
are
exempt
be
used
has
2,
from
exceeding
are
construction
1957
April
on
borrowings
not
which
borrowings
Proceeds
announced
was
make
to
1958,
of
$643,000
500,000
company
the
in
to
Yale
/-/
metal
Towne's
&
time
to
$2,357,000
from
to
the
received
time
in
in
See
Yale
to
to
materials
de¬
Walter
that,
proposes
in units, each consisting of
shares. The offering price is'
Co.
G.
the
had
merger
Seeger,
Chairman
proposed
been
upprovcu
became
into
merger
handling equip¬
will begin,
this
on
company
on
stocitnoJd,er,s,of
April 1.
of
ootn
29
March
30
by
than
more
will
hand
be
the*
tracks
end
company's mater* Is
iactory
follows
Belgium,
Research
Italy,
Center
185,
has
Japan
Yale
in
&
States;
(111.),
Lenoir
and
"of
United
(Calif.);
Batavia
locks
City
and
(Tenn.),
being
built
Franklin
Park
one
located
it
and
Spain,
at
the
products—at
also
are
Germany,
iaeility
in
Chicago
(Mich.)
metal
plants
in
in
Canada,
licensed
and
two<
manufac¬
Australia.
The
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, services
1092.
p.
A.)
Young;
corporation
Spring & Wire Corp.—Acquisition—
announced
March
29 that
it has acquired li¬
patented Neg'ator constantapplications.
Vice-President,
said
L.
A.
Young
will
on
manufacture
and
spring
in
high
automotive
Thomas
Couper,
tops.
announced
volume
General
undertake
in.
use
deck-
the
to
program
a
hood
and
sell
automotive
sucn
research
parts
mechanisms,
as
and
test
the
windows,
car
brakes,
throttles
spring
t
tracks,
se
convertible*
and
'
simple
a
b£ uncoiled
with
to
increase
no
roll
any
of
metal
desired
decrease
or
tape,
the
extension
in
applied
constant-force
to
or
force.
maximum
spring
length
full
of
its
The
force
the
spring
is -effectively maintained throughout the return stroke.
obtained license rights to the Negator constant-force
spring, from Eastern Metals Research Co.;■- Inc., of New York City
Electric
corporations.
powdered
Yale
cne
to
"Tnay
Birtman
Yale
the
(Pa,),
Springs
rights
rear
March
depot
on
structure
of
at
17i,h
as
Philadelphia
lorce
Mergef—
the
ny
effective
Board,
in
and
'plants.—V.
This
:
the
of
the
oe
located
are
Berrien
(111.),
France,
Resembling
on
hardware
1
new
lines
cense
below.
Corp.
complete
will
plant
plants
C.l;
Towne
immediately
Whirlpool-Seeger
repre¬
"/
plant will have
being manufactured
and
Britain,
in
the
(N.
Addison
at
(L.
prior
Company
pay
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.—Proposed
It
domestic
,-r- ■
the
summer,
handling—at
tTenn.),
Great
all
part of the cost of
estimated
at
$3,609,000.—V.
program,
wilJ
the growing
field.
SEC
1433.
p.
•
Monroe
and
185,
addition
(in
Holding
pro-
Arkansas—
$4,000,000
the
wood
and
business
into
window
-
and
;■
hardware
Y.,», and one is being built at San Leandro
hardware—at Stamford
(Conn.);
Salem
(Va.),
Gallatin
turers
Wheeling's
subordinated
window
hard¬
accessory
metal
jalousies,
hardware operations,
.
this
for
now
The other
materials
Yale &
700,000
SEC
builders
new
of
(N,
handles
also
newspapers,-—V.
hand hoists,
Towne.
1325.
p.
authorization
the
Thomson
said.-
"production
Tbq/'Forrest City
by edi¬
to newspapers from their own staff and special correspondents
every¬
where. and from their bureaus at cities such as Washington, D. C. and
state
W.;
and
equipment plant in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Removal of
these manufacturing
operations
to
the Forrest City
plant will not
only increase the company's capacity for hand truck and hand hoist
production, but will also increase its capacity to produce cowered Yale
industrial lift trucks and Yale electric hoists at the Philadelphia plant.
national,
wires, and
opera¬
Gilbert
by
other
casements,
35-acre plot, the new Yale
feet of operating area.
-
a
square
of
oi
Division's
manufacture
:
addition
the
of
and
manufacture
L.
Tae
A.„ Young
—V.
J85..
1325.
p.
'
e
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Alabama
Bond
(State
Maricopa County, Gila Bend High
School District (P. O. Phoenix),
of)
Arizona
Bond
purchase
of
Hospital
bonds.
$4,000,000
Industrial
Dated
approved
p.
April
1,
Le¬
3957. Due serially in 15 years.
gality
bonds
by
v.
bonds
No.
185,
24
Bond
March
&
Mayes,
:
p.
Beck
983
&
I.
College
O.
Secretary
noon
of
the
Board
of
(MST)
on
April
the purchase of $2,500,000
tory
until
Offering—Lynn M. Laney,
gents, will receive sealed bids
til
gents,
Tempe), Ariz.
.Bond
revenue
1956.
T996
Due
inclusive.
terest
Oct.
1
Re¬
un¬
19
for
dormi¬
from
Principal
1959
and
to j
in¬ j
will
3
Oct.
Ely,
(P.
a
City. Legality approved by Chap¬ I
Cutler, of Chicago.
1996
on
of
April
on
Oct.
inclusive.
19
$2,200,000
bonds.
Dated
1
from
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust
Co., Tucson,
gality
Dean
on
price
$80,000,000
District, Alameda
Offering—Jack
or
his office
at
10
a.m.
in
(PST)
April
1957.
Blue,
Oakland
clusive.
(M-N)
on
Principal
and
the
at
office.
Legality
Cutler, of Chicago.
District, San Mateo
after
Thermalito
Irriga¬
(P. O. Oroville),
18 for the
terest
inclusive.
of
there¬
Sept. 1,
and
re¬
pur¬
semi-annual
in¬
payable at/the State Treas¬
office,
at
or
the
office
Treasurer,
including the one in
New York City. Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of' Sao Francisco.
As
noted
in
v.
Treasurer
185,
p.
Button
1434—
has
dis¬
brochure
containing
data covering the State's economy
and
a
at
details of
3-month
coming
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Coronado
Unified Sch. Dist., San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing
bonds
offered
April
2—
v.
185, p. 1434—were awarded to
Schwabacher
&
Duarte School
District, Los Angeles
of
duly authorized agent of the
$235,000 irrigation bonds,
it is reported.
$80,000,000
intervals
"
year.
bonds
during
the
Alta Lama School District, San
Bernardino County,
Calif.
$35,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 1—v. ;185,
i
California
Bond
(State of)
Offering—A. Ronald But¬
Co.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at his
until 9
the
on
a.m.
office
Dated
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
in
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
prospective sales of
of
1958
payable
County, Calif.
Offering
Paynton,
to
and
at
building
1957.
the
1972
Due
in¬
interest
County
office.
El Monte,
Bond
1,
Principal
Treasurer's
Angeles,
April 30 for
$15,000
June
from
Los
on
'
Clarksburg Union High Sch. Dist.,
Yolo
Sate—The
are
:
chase of
CALIFORNIA
Bond
as
and interest (A-O)
from
Bonds
1978.
approximately
Offering—Bids will be
ceived until April
tq~ 1983
callable
are
California
Bond
1
of-Aug. 1, 1972.
as
1959
Principal
tributed
District
Aug.
inclusive.
Bonds due in .1979 and
State
Co., Inc.
tion
on
1977
ap¬
Bond Sale—The $155,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 185,
p.
1434—were awarded to Blyih
at the Chase Man¬
Bank, New York City. Leapproved by Chapman &
from
urer's
County,
of
30,000,000 State School Building
Aid, Series N bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1
County
County, Calif.
Butte
Due
to
callable
any
&
purchase
follows:-
as
due in 1973 and thereafter
interest
cisco.
Belmont School
for the
bonds,'
un¬
of
payable
24
April 15 for the purchase of $393,000 building bonds.
Dated April
$50,000,000 Veterans, Act of 1956, 115, 1957/ Due on April 15 from
Series L bonds. Dated June 1, ; 1958 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
1958
G.
April 9 for
$21,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1957.
Due
on
May 15 from 1958 to 1963 in¬
purchase
bids
and
hattan
a
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her| rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
O.
sealed
(MST)
1956. Due
to
to
33As, at
basis of about 3.64%.
School
Treasurer's
receive
p.m.
1,
1959
payable at the Valley Na¬
tional Bank of Phoenix, or at the
&
to
Refsnes,
Company.
| lor the purchase
dormitory revenue
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
man
28—v.
awarded
of
;
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
on
til
Bond Offering—Lynn M. Laney,
Secretary of the Board of Re¬
(P.
Bond
the
Tucson), Ariz.
ARIZONA
State
March
were
—
composed
Sterne, Agee & Leach, jointly.
Arizona
offered
University of Arizona
and
a
awarded
as
County, Calif.
&
Sale—The $164,000 build¬
185,
group
29—
Inc.,
Beck
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
bonds
1434— were awarded to
p.
Hendrix
Ely,
Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ing
$355,000 gen¬
public improve¬
offered
Refsnes,
100.25,
group
Maricopa County School District
Sale—The
obligation
ment
by
a
&
Alvarado
bids
Florence, Ala.
eral
983—were awarded to
Company.
White, Brad¬
ley," Arant, All & Rose, of Birm¬
ingham.
-Bond
Sale—The $164,000 school
March 28—v. 185,
offered
headed
Witter
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 23 for the
1434--were
p.
Charles S.
Calif.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
until
8
p.m.
;
/»
handling
transmitted
various cities.
daily to provide the condensed news accounts the publje receives.
The new network is, of course, separate from Western Union's nation¬
wide press wire network over which millions of words are flashed daily
<fc
with
1
the
of
'
New Plant in
When -completed
broadcasting stations in
broadcasting stations in
65
and
tors
Nuclear
filed
the
hardware
accessory
Chapman
device-for
corporation
April
consists
windows,
the
Towne's
&
Lo^ate4*on
arrive
Foreign,
other
be
private
newspaper
throughout
Press
and
news
use.
Corp., Rawlins, Wyo.— Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—^
^
>
This
Hardware
-manulacturing plant, and mia-continent parts
immediately in Forrest City, Ark,/ it was announced
Elmer F. Twyman,
Vice President.
Whirlpool Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Western
Yale
To Build
1563.
p.
of
sents
daily.
newspapers
agency's bureaus in
news
facilities will
Union
25
serve
and
nationwide and
the United
by
Western
J,
City,
March
Co
Division
manufacturing
and
on
operators"
in
-."...,,."
•.
acquisition
Construction
sports news
network
York
cities
73
800,000
Co.———.
1,*>o.,,u„9
—
&
Marache
the
Yale Lock
business
awning
for
849,239
~
other tools. '*
and
naraware
announced
was
components
as
including
markets
948.347
machinery
transfer
the
of "roto
line
broad
a
used
extend
471.211
12,000-mile "closed-circuit"
a
i,ouu,ouO
_____
it
patents,
Tnomsou
will
to
Hardware
1957—2 Months—1953
.88,004,723
.
President,
inomson
of
and
Ohio,
Va.,
the
the
ol
Corp.
Vandalia,
Salem,
at
acquired
business
$8,220,606
1325.
1,000,000
Inc
Co.
and
jected ,-windows.
6,498,171
New
Co
Co.
has
company
..
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
$1,596,557
Inc...——$1,000,000
Hulton
1.200,009
1,000,000
Inc.:.
Co...—
<w
185,
Weeden
1,200,000
Co
&
Reynolds &
Putnam
Hallgarten <fc Co.——_
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
/
Towne
&
from
sales
Wheeling Electric Co.—Bank Borrowings Approved—
Co.
261,043
The
6,386,818
60,000
ranging
receding from
purchasers named below have severally agreed
respective principal amounts of the
Blair ■&
11 *,029
Tne
■.
81,033.788
syndicated
Union
Securities & Co
lot,890
1325.
y.
Chapman,
Co.—Earnings—
$ 517,179
bonds set forth below;
Eastman
204,o56
lay,
plant
purchase from the company the
series C
$1,014,122
ware
1957—Month—1956
ry. oper.
Effective April
had total operating
adjustment for hydro
after
3,950,416
$723,503
This
approxi¬
3,150,128
for
$*,964,538
<4,381,250
inventories
purposes.
$.",64,779
510,697
p.
...
S5.i74.oJ
$518,962
from
Standard-Thomson
the
o»
3,055,242
Press
company
income,
net
for
facilities and to
related
for operating
used
expenses-
185,
:
;
,
1957—2 Months—1966
$2,477,773
1,958,811
Yale
Western Union Telegraph Co.—New Wire Network—
of $3,841,515.-
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
the
1956,
RR.—Earnings—..
195/—Month—looo
$2,593,81$
ment
BUSINESS—Company is a utility engaged in the business of gener¬
ating/transmitting and distributing electricity in contiguous territory
comprising approximately 1,450 square miles in the western part of
Massachusetts
having a population of about 378,000.
The company
serves at
present approximately 132,509 customers located in 55 com¬
munities, including the city oi Springfield,
year
townsite and
be
to
company
oper.
railway
capital
of
snares
$491,391
tions
$3,967,307
Net
td
amendment
an
2,102,421
V.
--
iacil-
$4,020,021
—V.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be applied
prin¬
cipally to the payment of temporary bank loans incurred in connection
with
the
company's construction program.
It is estimated that the
company's construction program for 1957 will cost a total of $12,142,000.
the
Central
sales,
prices
par, and at special redemption prices
plus accrued interest in each case,
EARNINGS—For
the
funds of
from
St.C
railway oper. inc.-1
Net
the
End. Feb. 28—
rev.
the
200,000 additional
ry. oper.
Net.Lev.
Equitable
from:
.
redeemable
be
related
revenue--
Higginson
4'/2S.
as
and
oper.
Corp.
I jointly I, 100.477, and The
Weld & Co. (jointly!, 100.4399. Blyth
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., bid 101.7099,
101.77
will
bonds
106.43%
101.43%
coupon
townsite
a
Railway
White.
and
bonds
the
4%%
a
Lee
and
Corp.
Inc.,
for
for
for
Railway
Net
with
filed
29
765.
p.
Railway oper. revenue!Railway oper. expense's.
sale of the units together with the balance
company under its term loan agreement will be added
$500,000
Period
*.
^
(near
of
to the
Western
185,
End. Feb. 28—
/windows,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and associates
on
April 3 offered $12,000,000 of first mortgage .bonds,
Series C, 4%% due April 1, 1987, at 101.426% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield 4.29%, Award of the bonds was
won
by the underwriters at competitive sale April 2
on a bid of 100.614%.
1
March
on
'
-
Wisconsin
Period
recently concluded a private financing which will
to the company oi $4,369,500 for the purpose
has
company's mill,
rC.-
-
statement covering
$1),—V.
(par
—
proceeds
general
corporation
registration
stock
Co.—Bonds Offered—
Massachusetts Electric
Eastman
Securities
mill
proceeds
the
"
,
Fund, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
entered,
providing
total
mately
both
has
company
available
to
185, p. 1533/
Co.,
it
financing the construction of its mill,
ities.^;• /../• :• v.
/-V.// /•?.>.'
1,496,971
inc.
The
its
-
unexplored properties, and the explor¬
development of such properties. More
of
$2,189,233
999,203
oper.
ry.
oper.
Western
First
acquisition ol
when merited, the
oxide
provide
$8,472,058
Net
Net
the
-
.'
for
responsibility is confined to the purchase of a limited amount of
uranium
oxide, but only if produced and delivered by the company.
1957-—2 Months—1956
1957—Month—-1956
End. Feb. 28—
*
1092:
p.
'
financing,
of
program
185,
Whitehall
into a
contract
with
the
Atomic
Energy
the
construction
by
the
company
ol
a
Jeffrey City, Wyo.), the processing by the
company of its own ores and the ores of others and the sale by the
company to the AEC of uranium oxide produced at the mill.
The AEC's
Hutchinson
McMaster
Shearson,
Inc.;
EARNINGS
Period
and,
uranium
Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. PressNew York Hanseatic Corp.; Win. E,
Haminill & Co.;
Co.; and Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.-
&
in
recently,
are;
Co.;
&
Freeman
Co.,
&
entire
—V.
the
Nuclear
Commission
in
its
with
Whirlpool-Seeger' Corporation^ of which
II is President, will continue as tne ollicers and directors
tne'.merged corporation, tne name of wnich will be Whirlpool Corp.
ol
Corp. (formerly "Lost Greek Oil & Uranium Co.")
was
organized in 1955 for the purpose of engaging in the acquisition,
exploration and development of mineral lands as well as the operation
and mining of such properties.
Since its organization, it has engaged
$4,312,500.
Associates
connection
by
underwriter
the
to
the offering and sale of the units.
Western
cost
to
in
considered
are
compensation
adequate
represent
deoenlures
of
ElishaJ Gray
underwriter
subordinated
A
rendered
services
Diesel road switching locomotives;
300
and
cars
to
including
the
secured by seven
be
to
hopper
The
The-officers and 'directors
unit.
series
company
also
certificates,
per
Co.
&
and
ness
certilicates tie subject to the authorization
cf the Interstate Commerce Commission.
and sale of
$1,011
Sullivan
April 4 publicly offered $4,185,000 Western Maryland
By. Co. 33/4% equipment trust certificates, series V,
maturing annually May 1, 1958 to 1972, inclusive. The
certificates, scaled to yield from 3.50% to 3.80%, ac¬
cording to maturity, were awarded to the group on
April 3 on a bid of 99.26%.
Issuance
be
The offering is to be underwritten by Bosworth,
is
not
receiving any direct
com-,
pensation, except that its reasonable expenses, including counsel fees,
ar«r
to
be
reimbursed
by the company. The fees it received in con¬
nection with the private placement of the company's senior indebted¬
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Western Maryland
(PDST)
on
May 6 for the purchase cf $100,-
County jSlerk, will re¬
ton, State Treasurer, will receive
ceive sealed bids "at his office in ; 000 off-street parking general ob¬
sealed bids until
10 a.m.
Woodland until 2*p.m. (PST) on ligation bonds, it is reported.
(PST)
Volume. 185
Number 5627
The
...
Commercial andLFinancinl Chronicle
(1683)
\~T i:
Garden
Grove Union
Blair & Co., Francis I. duPont &
High School
-Orange /County, Calif:- .Co;; Gregory- & Sons, Ira Hatrpt &
Sa(e^-'lhe $loOyOoO build¬ Co.,. E. F. Hutton &
Co., Roosevelt
ing bonds offered April.2-—v. 185, .& Cross, Stroud &
Co.; Inc., Rob¬
p.
1434—were
awarded 1 to "the ert W. Baird &
Co., Inc. j
Bank of America National Trust
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
& Savings Association, San Fran¬ of
Chicago, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
cisco, as 4s, at, a price of 101.25, Ginther & Co., Kean, Taylor &
a basis of about 3.87%. *
<Co., National State Bank, of New¬
ark, New York Hanseatic Corp.,
jHan ford School District,
King* •>
H. E. Work & Co., J. C. Bradford
'
County, Calif, ■ *. v&
Co.; Byrne "and Phelps, Iric.,
Bond Sale—The $498,COO build-
White & Co.,' at a price of 100.01,
.net interest cost of about
3.82%,
District,
a
Bond
follows:
as
$50,000
.
5s.
Due
1958 to
J
•
1964 inclusive.
11966 to
1969
Collins
$50,000 5s.
-
Due
1958 to 1962 inclusive:1'
>
40,000 4s.
120,000
Due
.~.r
-
April 15 from
on
108,000 3s^ Due
1967
to
300,000
1973
,3YjS.
inclusive
-
^
-'
Van
'
-
in
Thornton, Mohr & Parish,
Alstyne, Noel & Co., Robert
indio, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
-
1434
p.
awarded
to
a
group
com-
i
Bond
bids
&
at
interest
of 98.28,
price
a
of
cost
about
the
follows:
as
.
$685,000 4%s. Due
1960 to
360.000
Due
on
to
1987
April
1
from
inclusive.
and C.
Jefferson
1
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds
bids at
awarded to Schwabacher & Co.
10:30
his office
a.m.
in
(PST)
Fresno, until
April
on
16 for;
Marin
the purchase of $193,000 building
bonus. Dated May 1, 1957. Due 011;
May
from
inclu-
1958
to
1974
Countyr Municipal Water
(P. O. San Rafael),
1
.
,
;
" \
.
La Habra School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—The $145,000
Bond
Bond
Offering—B. J. Brusatori,
Los
School
Districts,
Angeles County,
\
1957.
1,
on May 1 from 1962
at the Chemical Corn
()r
Exchange
»ale
Bond
1564
Witter
&
Principal
ings Association,
co,
a
3 V4S, at
as
.a
&
Sav-jCity
the
made
price of
prices to yield fram
addition
the
to
Bank
the
sealed
April
on
$975,000
improvement
bonds,
Dated June.l, 1957. Due on June
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.'Interest J-D. Legality approved by
Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfeld
&
turity. '
In
(PST)
purchase of
] municipal
to 3.20%, according to ma-
America N. T. & S. A.
for
101.139,115
public re-offering of
bonds at
2.10%
receive
Francis- i bids until 8 p.m.
of San
basis of about 3.1623%. The syn-
dicate
Clerk,/will
|
syndicate
included
the
following:
First
National
City
writing
M
San
.
Jose
Lindo School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$68,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 185,
1202—were
Dj
.
Bai^, and Bankers Trust Co., bot
New
orl^ B
& Co., Jnc.j
First Boston Corp yt Smith, Barney
;
& Co.,
U1
:
the
j
b
d
on
May15 from 1958 to 1962-ln-
county Clerk, will receive sealed
at his 0ff[ce jn Oakland un-
of
American Trust Co., of San
Francisco
change
Chemical
Bank
Northern
of
Trust
Co.,
?'?'
Corn
Ex-
N7P J0?'I
of Chicago,
j
DeJm
Fynch, ]Pieice,. iSn~
?.er ^x?e^IieV Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, Seat^
d-
*
tle-First National Bank, of
1Q
(psT)
chase
Dated
cjusjve
of
Reynolds & Co., J, Barth & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Nuveen
of
&
Georgia,
&
Co.,
at
Co.,
Trust
Atlanta,
Due
interest
and
payable
;
,in2ton
&
Sutcliffe
of
San
Fran-
y
bids
23
until
for
Bond
bonds
School
100.53,
4V4S, at a price of
basis of about 4.20%.
a
Walnut Creek,
Option
Exercised
County, Calif.
$176,000 school
1434—were
April
awarded
1—v.
to
a
185,
p.
public
parking
system
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May
I
from
1958, to
1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
group
250,000
of
limited
bonds,
Co.,
Wm.
obligation
4V2S,
as
Union
Angeles
bids
at
until
to
his
9
at
(rev¬
price
a
1977
Jose
School
District, Marin
County, Calif.
$53,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 185,
p. 1434—were awarded to Bailey
Sale—The
Bond
& Co.
'
;
-
Rafael
San
School
'
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $36,000
Bond
Marin
build¬
ing bonds offered April 2—v, 185,
p.
1434—were awarded to Dean
II
April 23 for the
purchase
of
$120,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1,
1957.
Due
(PST)
a.m.
on
June
1
clusive.
on
from
1958
Principal
(J-D)
payable
1973
to
interest
and
County
the
at
in¬
inclusive.
Union
School District,
Sale—The
Bond
fiscal
agencies
in
City and Chicago;,v ' "":
York
clusive.
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(M-N)
interest
County
Treasurer's office.
Colorado
(State of)
Offering — Secretary
Livingston announces
Warrant
Robert
that
E.
the
State
Highway Commis¬
sion will receive sealed bids until
11
(MST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
Highway Fund
tion warrants.
Jan.
on
and
est
1
24
$8,000,000
for
State
anticipa¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
from
1958
Warrants
thereafter
1,
April
on
revenue
are
to
1972
in
due
callable
1968
as
of
1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-J)
payable
the
at
State
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 185,
p.. 1564—were awarded to a group
Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
Bank of Amer¬
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
sociation,
Dean
Witter
&
Co.,
City, at the option of the holder.
composed of the
Manhattan
for
offered
about
3.88%,
as
of
New
Denver.
Note—No
the
bids
warrants
on
Jan.
April 15
,000 5s. Due on
1958
to
1964
when
15—V.
April
on
Connecticut
Bond
15
1977 inclusive.
Sunnyvale,
nicipal
fered
Sale—The
Calif.
improvement
March
v.
$2,260,000 mu¬
28—v.
bonds
of¬
185, p. 1326
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
San Francisco, Dean Witter
Co., Lawson? Levy & Williams,
j Inc., First Western Bank, of San
Stone
&
Youngberg, and C. N.: Francisco, Weeden & Co.r William
Sale
—
(State
The
Greenwich-Killingly
Revenue
Bond
p.
388.
CONNECTICUT
15, 1965.
Due
1966 to
originally
185,
The
first
two
issues
sold
were
the whole route extending across
from the New York
-
Connecticut
State
line
to
the
Rhode
State line. However, the
000
remainder
bonds
is
to
the
of
be
Island
$197,000,-
authorized
issued
to
finance
only the western part of the Turn¬
pike from the Connecticut River
the New York State line.
to
western section
of
estimated
Turnpike
The
will provide 94%
will
the
of
revenues
and
account
for
only 88% of the costs.
The
well
Turnpike,
toll road
and*
construction,
a
in
advanced
designed
all
an
as
purpose
highway to relieve the congested
U.
S.
Route
the heavily
Parkway, and
promote
economic
development
along the route. The full length
of the Turnpike, with certain ex¬
ceptions, is scheduled to be open¬
ed on or before Dec. 31, 1957. The
Turnpike in its entirety with all
lanes,
and
1
Merritt
traveled
and
ramps
bridges
is
f
ex¬
pected to be completed by Dec. 1,
1958.
Debt
is
service
authorized
000
estimated
the
on
$397,000,-
Expressway bonds
to
be
covered
ap¬
proximately 3.45 times.
Interest
from
on
the bonds is exempt
Federal
income taxes
under
existing statutes.
Included
are>
blyth
Stuart &
in
the
-
V
offering
group
&
Co.
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane;
Phelps, Fenn
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; B. J.'
Van
Ingen
& Co. Inc.;
White,
Weld
&
Co.; A. C. Allyn and
Company Incorporated; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co. Incor¬
F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; HornWeeks; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Shields & Com¬
porated;
blower &
pany; Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Incorporated; Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Coffin &
Burr
First
Incorporated; Cooley & Co.;
of
Michigan
Corporation;
Hallgarten & Co.
1
Ira Haupt & Co.; A. M. Kidder
&
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.; Lee Higginson Corporation;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.John
Nuveen
&
Co.
(Incorpor¬
Co.: L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Chas.
W. Scranton & Co.;
an
bonds
&
of)
$50,000,000
Expressway
April 2—
offered
185, p. 1564—were awarded to
underwriting group of approx¬
imately
225
members
headed
jointly by Lehman Bros., and First
Boston Corp., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.6886%,
as
follows:
$26,650,000
from
3%s.
Due
on
Jan.
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
1
/
ated); Putnam & Co.; Reynolds &
can
inclusive.
33/4S.
authorized issue
an
$397,000,000,
& Co.; Dean
from
7,000 4%s. Due April
104,000
submitted
were
[follows
$3)
York
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Sherman and Howard, of
interest
--
of
Bank,
Nagle,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
& Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Co., at a price of 100.02, a net
cost
current financing in¬
$250,000,000 the bonds
to
"
COLORADO
Jan.
$142,000 build¬
and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
inclusive.
•Stratford
Principal
(J-D)
fuel
Co. Inc.; Halsey/'
Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
Willowbrook School District, Los Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Harrimanr
Angeles County, Calif.
Ripley & Co. Incorporated; Smith,'
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, Barney & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
County Clerk, will receive sealed Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; C. J. Debids at his office in Los Angeles
vine & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 23 for
Securities & Co.; Equitable Secu¬
the purchase of $12,000 building rities Corporation; Glore, Forgan
bonds. Dated May
& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
1, 1957. Due
& Co.;
on
Freres
&
May 1 from 1958 to 1969 in¬ Lazard
Co.;
Merrill
Due
Treasurer's office.
office in
motor
for the purpose of financing .costs
of the Turnpike generally along
County's
New
San
High Sch. District,
County, Calif.
by
and the average f
cost of the borrowing has been ac¬
complished at 3.03%.
a.m.
interest
the
posed of the American Trust Co.,
of San Francisco, Blyth & Co.,
&
&
exer¬
Bond Offering—Harold J.
veny
—were
tion,
•
95.00.
County
by O'Mel& Myers, of Los Angeles.
tional
Andrews
Taylor
—
Company, of Beverly Hills,
fice. Legality approved
composed of Bank of America Na¬
Savings
»
Los Angeles,
(PST) on April 30
for
the
purchase
of
$1,235,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1958
Company
Tru^t
Calif.
p.m. (PST) On April
purchase of $550,000
2
receive
District, Alameda
Sale—The
offered
Dean
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
will
the
from
Newark
to
Thomas,
sealed
Clerk,
Shearson,
& Wells, Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Bacon, Whipple &
school
195?
Seattle,11 inglon & bulclllie- 01 ban 1 ian
CISCO.
Bank, of Los Angeles,
Bear, Stearns & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
Hammill
15
9 for
at the County
! Treasurer's office.
Legality ap■ provecj
Orrick, Dahlquist. Her-
i
California
John
$18 (K)0
M
Principal
(M"N)
April
on
awarded
Witter & Co., as
Los
Kings County, Calif.
School
Dean
Valle
Whittier
Pomona, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
Bond
•
Mameda County, Calif.
Bond .offering-Jack
G. Blue,
to
Francisco.
Wallace, of San Mateo.
of
the under-
awarded
enue)
Calif.
Trust
to
Co,, as 4y4S, at a price
a basis of about 4.19%.
100.20,
*
National
1—v.
$10,000 school
April 2—v. 185, p.
were
The
outstanding of
of
Sale—The
($10,000,000
America
April
awarded
were
pike.
creases
.15
$13,000 water
offered
offered
—
May
on
The
—
June
on
bond acceleration fund.
secured
are
tax receipts of the State, in addi¬
tion to toll revenues of the Turn¬
was
J Bank, New York City. Legality' Witter & Co.
$20,000,000 approved
by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
City
School j Harrington.-' & Sutclilte, of San Simi Valley Unified School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
and $10,000,000 City High School
Francisco,
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
District) offered April 2—v. 185, i
:
/.y
,
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p. 1202—were awarded to a syn-!
; Merced, Calif.
dicate
headed
by the Bank of j
Bond Offering—A. H. Groesel, bids at his office in Ventura, until
Bond
bonds
15
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
tors, will receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on April 17 for
the purchase of $2,200,000 Series
A improvement bonds. Dated May
build-.] 1, 1957. Due
:
bonds
inclusive.
1977
June
cised their option to purchase
$1,-
.
Angeles
1965 to
May
May
j
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 185,1 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds due in
p. 1434—were awarded to Blyth
1978 and thereafter are callable
& Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a price of as of May 1, 1977.
Principal and
101.71, a basis of about 3.55%.
interest
(M-N)^ payable at the
American Trust' Co., San Rafael,
Los
on
1965 inclusive.
15,
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Secretary ot thfe Board of Direc-
payable at the County Treasurer's
offipa
were
California
I
1
2
District
!
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
April
1958 to
from
Dated
County, Chowchilla Water
Bond
offered;
until
June
and interest
_
District (P. O. Madera), Calif.
Sale—The $60,000 water
County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
and certain other monies
on
Due
—
;
a
Three Rivers Union School
District,
Tulare County, -Calif.
Brown,
25,000 school bonds. Due
-
N. White & Co.
Madera
Sch. District,
Union
Fresno
L.
Fresno
1435
p,
'
the
paid into
Dean Witter & Co.
p.
T from
City
Bond
in
$15,000 school bonds. Due
enhaus & Lernbo, Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., Arthur L. Wrght & Co., Inc.,
inclusive.
4s.
1982
April 1 from
on
1981
Bank
J.
—
follows:
oi Salt Lake city Doll
&
Isphording, Inc., Ellis & Co.,
Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.,
First of Arizona Company, Glick-
net
a
4.21%,
Mayer, Continental
Trust Co
Offering
his office
at
185,
of
a.m.
(PST) on April 9 for
purchase of $40,000 bonds, as
,
Na-
Pierce,; Carrisch, Wulbern, Inc.,
&*Kenshaw, Seasongood
.Lombardo, Inc; Allison-WilInc.; and E Ray Allen
Co.,
interest
County
and
the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bank, of St. Paul, Folger,
Nolan
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co„ Inc., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
liams Co.,
&
Principal
County, Calif.
public Co.,.Chicago; Stubbs, Smith... Rodman
&
June 15 from 1958 to 1976
on
inclusive^
tional
posed of Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
uv'
Due
10:30
.
were
lla.m.(PST) on May 7 for
the purchase of $1,650,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 15, 1957.
.
$1,045,000
Co7Faheyr'ciark'& Co!
works^revenue bonds-of- |~. First cleveiahd Corp., First
April 3
v.
18o,
fered
til
bonds
at
15,
on
bate—- ine
works
callable
are
15,
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
•
bonds
They
Due
,
The
.
June
on
Tehachapi, Calif.
Bond
>
bids at his office in Ventura, un¬
& Fox, Stubbs, - Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Sutro Bros. & Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Fred D.
Blake & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
bacher & Co.
water,
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Nash¬
1
15,
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
.
i
Jan.
on
1,"
1965 at an initial redemption price
of 105, and will also be redeem¬
able beginning July 1, 1962 nut of
1969.
3.45s.
from
-
V
*
Due
June
on
Due
360,000 3Vzs.
,V
■*
i
toV Schwa-
awarded
360,000
Oxhard Union High School District,
:
Ventura County, Calif.
3.65s.
June
on
240,000 3.40s.
Due
,/
1970 and 1971.
,
ay, Kalmaii' & (J-J,)> payable
at
Co., Inc., "Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Treasurer's office.
$i 15,000 school Northwestern National Bank, of
Pined ale School District, Fresno
April 2—v. 185, p. Minneapolis, Stern, Frank, Meyer
offered
1434—were
Due
1968 and
bondsy.it is reported.
jphis; .Hck>ker{,&
School District, Y&nturu-
r
Jan.
on
State's election beginning Jan.
1966 and 1967.
Sate—ine
Bond
bonds
Bank
15
on
Due
240,000 3.35s.
chase of $1,550,000 airport revenue
-National Bank, of Mcm-
County, Catit/^-'yc;
/
National
June
19,200,000
Due
1991.
revenues
3Y4S.
3.30s.
240,000
Bond Offering—Bids will be re-,
ceived until May 15 for the pur¬
&
Winthorp & 'Co., Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons, Cruftenden, Podesta &
Aprils 15
Due
from 19 <4 to 1982 melusive.
Hueme
ville,
April 15 from
on
Third
r
Due
1965.
May 15 from
on
Ontario, Calif.
r
& Trust do., of
Cincinnati,
Shiimaii,. Agnew &. Co., Stone &
Youngberg.; ;"■.'-j-'
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
•
as
from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
1970 to 1982 inclusive.
: ;-
Bank
April 15 from
on
3.51%,
-1990 and
from 1992 to 1997 inclusive.
$700,000 4Y4S.
inclusive.
91,000 3 3/4s. Due
Co., Kenower,
MacArthur &*Co.,. Lawson, Levy
p. 1564—were awarded to the Se-r.
&
Williams, Irving Lundborg &.
curity-First National Bank- of LosCo. - McDonnell
&
Co.,„ Wm,; J.
Angeles, at a price of 100.22,- a
Mericka & Co., Provident
basis of about 3.26%j
Sayings
jas follows:
about
•
.
J ulien
of
cost
35/8s.
4,150,000
follows:
.
ing bonds offered April Z—v. 185,
& Co., and Hooker &
price of 100.0004, a net
a
interest
May 15 from
on
Staats
R.
Fay, at'
7,000 3%s. Due May 15, 1965.
*28,000 3^s. Due on May 15 from
;
-
'
•
.
55
Spencer Trask
Witter & Co.; Ameri¬
Securities Corporation; Bache
Stevenson & Co.;
&
Co.;
William
Blair & Company; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Central Republic Company
(Incorporated);
Dick &
MerleCo.;
Barr
Bacon,
Brothers
Smith; R. S. Dickson & Company
Incorporated; Francis I. duPont
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.
&
The Illinois Company
Incorpor-
„
Kean. Taylor & Co.; Laird,
Bissell & Meeds; W. H. Morton &
ated;
Co.
Incorporated;
Cross
Roosevelt
&
Shearson,
Incorporated;
t
*
The Commercial and Financial
(1684)
56
due
&
callable
;V.;
Hayden,. Stone & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Company;
King, Quirk & Co; Incorporated;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Wm.
offered
1
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Gold¬
Sachs & Co.; Marine Trust
Western New York, Buf¬
falo, arid W.H. Morton & Co., as
3s, at a price of 100.28, a basis of
man,
of
Sale—The
Bond
Jacksonville
Haven, Conn.
(P.
general public
York
New
The
Inc.; First Boston Corp.;
F. S. Mosley & Co., and Chas. W.
Scranton
&
Co., as 2.60s, at a
by
100.47,
basis
a
of
about
«&
-
Simsbury (P. O. Simsbury), Conn.
Bond
Offering — Donald H.
Shaw,
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
bids
the
at
will
re¬
office
of
the
will
receive
bids
at the office of Day,
Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until
noon
(EST)
on
April 16 for the purchase of $240,-
school
1957.
bulk
The
Due
school
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1958 to
bonds
to
&
Co.,
as
10
the
of
revenue
Dated Jan.
in
due
after .pre
inclusive.
1996
1.967
callable
1
Jan.
of
as
1966.'Principal and interest
Trust
Co./
1,
sold
3
and
/
the
to
was
State Bank,
Henry
as
Antioch
the
building
(CST)
purchase
bonds.,
purchase
of
building
on
Dated
May
inclusive.
interest
16
for
$1,100,000
bonds.
Due
1977
April
on
(M-N)
1
by final decree of
County Circuit Court
21, last, the State's At¬
for
decree.
1,
$Y,5UO,000 bonds
April 3—v. 185, p. *1435'—
storm
Jan.
due
(EST)
1968
.2,500,000
of
bids
(First
May 14,
1.958.
for
$31,240,000
notes
Caldwell,
until
16
1957.
1
the
Jan.
due
Due
on
to
highway improvement
$250,000
due
on
5s,
1, 1959; $450,000 3.30s,
Jan.
1959;
Jan.
5s,
due
1968
500,000
Mitchell, of New York City.
from
and
1
sewerage
1958
traffic
from
'
on
in¬
from
&
provement
Bond
2
Township bonds offered
v.
185, p. 1435 — were
Demotte State Bank,
—
awarded
to
2%s.
as
Pierce,
Building
Corporation
(P. O. Demotte), Ind.
4..
&
Fenner
Sale
Bond
—
The
3.40s,
1963
$305,000
1
elusive;
from
'
on
—
Mishawaka
"
ration
$410,000
April
100.02,
of
cost of about
3.62%,
as
$425,000 3V2S. Due
first
due
Bond
on
1
1974
desta
as
&
County School District
(P. O. Moline), III.
Bond
Sale—'The $855,000 site
and building bonds offered April
2—v. 185, p. 1565—were awarded
to a group composed of Northern
of
cost
about
&
1959
50,000
3s.
1965
Due
Due
to
New
1975
ing
and
1963
to
Jan.
1
inclusive;
►
due,
1967
on
in-
water
fered
were
works
April
a
■
1
"
1
Co.,
of¬
March
1327—
p.
group
-ii
t
.•
-
'•
\
from
'.I
1,
•'
$177,000 build¬
April
2
were
composed
group
Corp.;
and
as
of
Indian¬
Share
&
April
3
Inc.
v--.
■.
to
a
185,
a
Bank
price of
$440,000
bonds
Offering
George W.
—
Secretary
the
of
Board
Education,; will receive - sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
10 for
the purchase
of $310,00Q
school
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
1976 inclusive... Bonds due in
to
thereafter
and"
Nov.
callable
are
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, cf
Chicago. ■ / ■ •> -''
• " '•
of
as
Urbandale
1967:
1,
Sch. Dist.,
Indep.
the
Secretary of
mons,
Iowa
Offering—Wanda L. Tim-
Bond
of
Board
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8
the
(CST)
p.m.
Dated
Nov.
1
April 8 for
on
of $83,000 building
April 1, 1957. Due
purchase
bonds.
1958
from
1976
to
in-
elusive;
KENTUCKY
Hazard
/
.
'■
Bond
Indep. School District, Tex.
Sale—The $129,000 school
building
Merrill
Beane.
April
bonds offered
1—
1565—were awarded
185, p.
v.
Lynch,; Pierce,
;
r
-
-
~
Counties
Jefferson
and
to
Fenner <Sc
Metropolitan Sewer District (P. 0„
Bond
Offering
Ky.
M. H. Carter,
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
will
(CST)
a.m.
on
for the purchase of $8,sewer
from
1
:
Co.,
•*-
-as
1,
1978
Callable
1956.
Due
Nov.
beginning
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1996
to
able
the
at
New York
Bankers
City,
-
'J bonds.
revenue
1966.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
Trust
Co.,"
the Citizens
or at
Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., Louis¬
ville.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
University trf Ktt.rtbtn.ky ~fP.*0.""
Lexington), Ky.
first
composed of
f
Nov.
Dated
Bond
offered
1327—were
p.
group
.
t
v,
Indep. School District, Iowa
of
Corp.;
Raffensperger,
4s, at
revenue
185„
v:
—
Cownie,
Lemars
Building Corpora¬
Orleans), Ind.
O.
-
April 23
1974.
Corporation,
Sale—The
26—v.
'
offered
sealed bids until 11
Indianapolis Bond & Shard
Corp;," City Securities Corp., ond
i
V'
1565—were awarded to Becker
Louisville),
the
t
'
'
p.
from
1
Jan. 1
CoMfi R^ffen'spergerr; Hughes
Witter &
■ '
(P.
awarded
com¬
District,
Sch.
&
basis of about 3.91%.
mortgage
posed of John Nuveen & Co., A. C
Allyn & Co., Dean
L'
a
School
Bond
bonds
.
.
000,000
School
offered
to
a
Orleans
revenue
to
1 from
Jan.
Due Jan.
Hughes & Co.,
$3,673,000
./•
•
Sale—The $375,000 school
Bond
man
4—v, ;185,
awarded
Jan.
inclusive.
1973
Bank
100.58,
The
—
on
Securities
Trust
&
15.
1976.
Sale
3.93%,
American Fletcher National
from
Dec.
on
on
Sale—The
bonds
apolis
inclusive.
Due
on
to
Co.,
assessment
boknd's to
Iowa
bonds
pav¬
bonds
of
Po-
Indiana
Anderson, Ind.
Bond
to
Haven
Bond
City
& Co.
were
100.17,
inclusive.
1968
100,000 3y2s.
3.1.9%;
15
were
& Trust
Community
inclusive.
1963
to
1969
Dec. 15 from
Dec.
price of
a
510,000 4l/gs. Due
inclusive.
on
1974
3j/4s.
775,000
on
1964
1
improvement
Quail
Klemme
'
special
sev/er
Louisville
to
awarded
to
—
composed
Cruttenden,
Co., at
1964
.
follows: ;
$30,000 2%s.
and
405,000 3%s. Due
Co., Chicago; Braun, Bosworth & Co., and First of Michi¬
gan Corp., at a price of 100.70, a
interest
1327
p.
group
follows:
40
Trust
net
a
offered
Sh^rq.Corp.; RaffenspCry
1960
as
185,
v.
to
$255,000 4YsS. Due
Rock Island
No.
$25,940.63
April
follows:
as
•'11,449.25
on
bonds
net interest cost of about
a
from
inclusive.
1977
to
—
Ind.
$1,270,000 first
revenue
Shumaker
follows:
Jan.
Mishawaka),
Hughes'& Co.; Kiser, Cohn &
ger,
Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds:
on
offered
City Securities Corp.j'Indianapolis
Beane,
on
275,000 33/4s. Due
2
awarded
interest
net
a
O.
Sale—The
mortgage
to
Jan. 1, 1959;
bonds
School Building Corpo¬
(P.
Bond
tion
on
3.40s,
—11
2
185, p. 1435 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
& Share Corp., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., jointly, as 4%s.
White-Phillips Co., jointly; at
price
The
—
offered
awarded
1968
Sch.
on
-:;
•
,
Lynch,
sealed
(CST)
City, Iowa
Sale
bonds
Bond
Indiana
j
April
vCentralia), III.
Bond" Sale—The $700,000 school
bonds offered April 3 — v. 185,
p. 1565—were awarded to Merrill
and
receive
p.m.
bonds.
Iowa
Sturges,
Marion, Clinton, Jefferson and
a
will
until-"7:30
April 8 for the purchase cf $40,000 general obligation street im¬
ap¬
Ice
/ Bond Sale—The $114,000 School
INDIANA
1962
to
Jan.
1
due
control
3.30s,
1960
and
'
interest
Township (P. O. Demotte),
The
Washington Counties Schooh
District No. 135 (P. O.
by Rogers & Dorweileiy
; "
'
Clerk,
bids
in¬
National
by
and Civil
1435.
p.
from
Legality
Guttenbergy Iowa
Offering ^- W. J. Cerny,
Bond'
Town
De¬
1967
to
Principal
and
the Citizens
.
ap¬
—
'
Due
Keener
mu¬
bonds
revenue
185,
inclusive.
$155,000
FLORIDA
1,
1962
to
$1,800,000
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
3.30s,
1960
$40,000 5s, due
.
to
bonds:
sewer
due
$900,000
1
clusive;
Feb.
1960
on
sanitary
$300,000
"B").
from
Jan. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1968
3,000,000
p.m.
pur¬
1
inclusive; and $1,500,000
re¬
Legality approved by
Marshall,
Trimble
&
to
$.900,000
inclusive.
on
1962
an¬
Clearwater, Fla.-Certificate
Offering — Frank
Abernathy, City Treasurer, will
1960
and
Jan. 1 from 1963
on
3.40s, due
preliminary
Series
from
bonds:
•
April
on
1
inclusive;
—
sealed
1,- 1957.
June and
on
at
Keener
sewer
Jan.
on
3.40s, due
Columbia
Searles, Jr.,
that the Agency will
syndicate
a
improve¬
$150,000 5s, due
1959; $450,000 3.30s,
1,
1962
COLUMBIA
R.
April
from
1
improvement
Miller,
Chapman & Cutler, of
Lansing, III.
Offering Canceled
Due
inclusive.
of Des Moines.
(CST)
purchase of
Chicago.
Bond
approved
p.m.
Ross, McCord,
of Indianapolis.'
)pay¬
Legality
the
for
Dated
proved
bonds:
Land
John
to
ment
Redevelop¬
Agency (P. O.
Washington, D. C.)
Offering
Executive Di-
nounces
ceive
awarded
$1,500,000
to
Note
•
the
Wilmington. Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
of
lower
jointly by Lehman Bros.,
and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
jointly, at
a
price of 100.06, a net interest
cost of about 3.41%, as follows:
aware,
ment
the
of
headed
proved
OF
review
a
Bond Sale—Tne
Farmers Bank or the State of Del¬
DISTRICT
matter of routine, had
the
State
Supreme
a
and
at
proved by
annually
Miami, Florida
1958
Principal
purchaser.
15
3:45
Bank, of Evansville. Legality
satisfactory to the District
the
of $37,000
33/4S,
and
1976
City.
until
school
payable
Duval
| requested
school
payable
(J-J
banking institution
a
to
Iowa
April 2—v.
the
10
May
able at
bonds.
3l/2S
as
D.
validated
was
the
from
Principal and interest
Co.,
(CST)
of
.
Sa*e—An issue
general .obligation /sewer, bond^
was,
sold
to
the
White-Phillips
receive
p.m.
purchase
Altoona, Iowa
j-
Bond
Katherine
;—
and
(EST)
until
in
*■''
.
improvement
clusive.
inclusive.
1973
-a*
ry.;.
Secretary of Board of
Trustees,
will
receive
cember
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
to
BarifyCof
?«i'.
•
IOWA
State Bank
bids
bonds.
Offering—:Semple S. Scott,
1964
f
ings
semi-annually
County School District No. 37
(P. O. Box 81, Ingleside), III.
from
State
Iowa
$300,000
Lake
Bond
First
Ind.
April
on
$394,000
-
»
•
Sears,
building
Offering
School
sealed
May
on
of
the
Legality,
approved /by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Ortmeyer,
,
for
the
Evansville,
Bond
Community
Consolidated Grade School District
No. 34 (P. O. Antioch), III. —
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
14
at
Po,rter.,
State
_A..-
.
ceived until 8 p.m.
able
Due semi-annually
1, 1958. to Jan. 1, 1970.
Principal and interest (J-J^.pay¬
$14,491.38 special assessment
Vz s.
LakeUCounty,
(CST); Oti
July
1958
Bank, Plainville.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
of $28,000
curbing bonds
-
April 1, 1957. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1958 to July
1, 1965 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
atthe
Henry, Illinois
sidewalk
will
1:30
for.
school
Farmers
issue
•
Dated
ILLINOIS
Sale—An
until
20
$15,000
Mit¬
.
Trustee,
bids
April
on
Calvin
—
County Seat. Although
prospective 1957 bond issue
were
rector
sealed
Nev^ York
.by/;Cald-
Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
Offering
Township
City. Legality approved
Bond
^ :7
Bond
(J-J)
well,
April. 1,, 1957.
were
—
Bogard Twp. School Twp. (P. O.
R. R. 1, Odon), Ind.
1
the
offered
District
4.33%:
payable at the Barnett National
Bank," Jacksonville,
or. >at
the
Guaranty
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April 15 for the purchase of $47,OuO school building bonds.,,Dated
to
Cer¬
there¬
and
Offering—Harry C/Jbcfrs,
Township Trustee,
will yecreivg
offered
John Nuveen & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane, jointly, as 4%s, at a
price of 100.51, a basis of about
$315,000
1, 1956. Due on Jan.
1435
p.
Township School Township
(P. O. Beverly Shores), Ind.
Bond
and Merrill
certificates.
1959 to
tificates
awarded
April
on
purchase
dormitory
from
(EST)
a.m.
185,
v.
—
first
basis
a
Pine
v.
a.m.
<
until
for
April 3
$600,000
bonds
revenue
April
receive
■
18
Sale—The
tion to sell $1,125,000 water works
court
bids
ihelusive.
'■ -.':
revenue
will
1957.
payable
1
(P. O. Brazil), Ind.
Bond
price of 100.34,
a
of about 3.71%.
from
Dec.
on
1992
.
Village rescinded notice of inten¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
City
Consulting Engineers.
Tax
•'.
ville is the
a
*...
the
in
Dec/.l frbm
Due
mortgage
Special Sch. District, Del.
Offering — Wilmer Shue,
Bond
traffic
to
Duval County, of which Jackson¬
DELAWARE
<
bids
State's 2 cent Constitutional Gaso¬
Co., and Wm. E. Pollock i ori Feb.
3Vss, at a price of 100.09,1 torney, as
basis of about 3.11%.
Newark
of
Authority's •/ bonds * • are
by toll revenues, also by
portion of the proceeds of .the
a
comopsed of Glore, Forgan
Co.; Stroud & Co.; Spencer
Trask
will
The
'
$1,510,000
April 3—v.
offered
be
it
follows:
as
on
1966 to
mortgage
-
The
—
that
3%s.
from
net interest
a
3.88%,
1965 inclusive.
3,293,000
O.
Secretary of the Board of
State Control, will receive sealed
tually
Court
&
(P.
Florida
pepper,
and
line
1435—were awarded
p.
14,
escrow
secured
group
Dated
of
Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering—J. B. Cul¬
>
tions of the
bonds.
on
Sale
Bond
chase
9
adequately
the present and anticipated
volume
inclusive.
loan
April
in
1958 to
:
Certificate
accordance with the recommenda¬
Wilton, Conn.
.
■>
to
of
will
order
serve
Legality approved
by the above-named attorneys.
to
placed
about
,
1
will
&
a
University
$70,-
scheduled
on
of
f
in
Berry
&
the
price of 100.02,
$385,000 41/;«s. Due
Mid-
and
r
.
Treasurer,
sealed
&
Inc.;
Co.
Tolland, Conn.
Offering—Mabel F. Cook,
Town
«;
Co.,
Securities
tion, will feceive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on April 10 for the
purchase Of $130,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
inclusive.
Bond
185,
of
issue
be
however,
1977
validity
bond
a
1950.
Cook
derson
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., Rand
and Wachob-Bender Corp.,
& Co.,
Davis & Co.; An¬
the proceeds,
employed by
the Authority in making exten¬
sions to the Expressway required
1.967
600
of
pending
the
retirement
of the
outstanding balance of the original
$28,000,000 bonds dated
Oct.
1,
April I from 1958
on
cost
E.
Supreme Court has af¬
brought to market
1957,
July 9 for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due
at a
&
Issue—
July 1, 1992. Part of proceeds
of the bonds, to be dated Jan. 1,
on
to
Hig-
Chas.
due
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street, Hartford, until noon (EST)
;
Validity
Bond
syndicate managed jointly
by Smith, Barney & Co., New
York
City, and Pierce, Carrison
& Wulbern, Inc., of Jacksonville.
The offering includes'$10,000,000
Serial
bonds, due annually on
July 1 from 1961. to 1977 inclu¬
sive, and $60,000,000 Term bonds,
2.51%.
■,
State
000,000
Co.,
of
$70,000,000
firmed
be
price
O.
Coming
City; Harriman Ripley
&
Expressway Authority
Jacksonville), Florida
High Court Affirms
totaling $1,650,000
offered
April
1
were
awarded to a group composed of
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of
bonds
improvement
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1957
to
1986
inclusive.
from
.
:
New
purchase of $3,000,000
Tax
improvement bonds.
beginning Sept. 1, 1961.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
office
of
the
City
Auditor
and
Clerk,
or
at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved ' by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
' * '
April 2—v.
about 2.94%.
Lee
Corp.; Hirsch & Co.; King,
Co., Inc.; Goodbody &
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Quirk
Veeder,
J.
434S, at
Hughes & Co., Wm. Blair
&
Co.,- Inc., First
of Michigan
Corporation, Wm. J. Mericka &
Brazil,,School^ Building Corporation
Callable
Inc.;
Co.
Offering —W.
;
Dated
1564—were awarded to a
composed of Blyth & Co.,
group
Dominick;
ginson
South
Florida
Lauderdale,
for the
Excise
Canaan, Conn.
Sale — The
$1,030,000
bonds
p.
&
Shelby Collum
17
New
18^,
,
Dominick
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
Tripp & Co., Inc. and R. D. White
& Company.
•
school
1962. Prin¬
1,
Beane;
Weigold & Co.; Byrne
and
Phelps,
Inc.,;
Hendrix f &
Mayes; Frank B. Bateman, Ltd.;
Bond
Riter & Co.;
& Company Incorporated;
Bond
Aug.
and
Fort
E. Pollock & Co. Inc.;
Stroud
of
as
are
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
Ira Haupt & Co., Raifens-
perger,
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City, y
Incorpor¬
ated.
Dated
thereafter
and
the
tion,
interest payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
cipal
Incorporated; Geo.
Co.
&
B. Gibbons & Company
1963
in
of the
syndi¬
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Merrill
1 from
inclusive. Certificates
1957 to 1991
Phelps
dredge
1956.
series of
certificates,
members
cate: Harriman
on
Aug. 1, 19o6. Due on Aug.
Incorporated; Clark,
Co.;
Courts
&
Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill Incorporated; Eland
Other
1:30 p.m.
April 22 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 utility revenue
(EST)
Co.; Weeden & Co. Incorpor¬
ated; Wertheim & Co.; Lincoln R.
Young & Co.; Andrews & Wells,
Inc.: Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Byrne
&
Docige
bids until
receive sealed
Noel
Hammill & Co.; Van Alstyne,
Chronicle... Monday-, April 3, 1957
Sale—The
mitory
April
sold
2
to
—
v,
the
.185,
1
i
:
>
:
-
':"4 ^r"
Housing
Agency,
-'i
"
offered
1327^were
p.-
Federal
Home Finance
7.
$1,131,000 dor¬
bonds
revenue
:
?
as
i
and
234S.
it
' /
y
Number 5627.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 185
*
>
system
LOUISIANA
(P. O. Take Cftarlfs), La,
27.
>
District' No.
designated by the successful bid¬
due in -1972 and thereafter are der, Legality
approved. by Miller,
callable as of April 1, 1971. Prin¬ Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of
cipal and interest (A-Q) payable Detroit.
at a banking institution
desig¬
Pinconhing School District, Mich.
nated by the successful bidder.
Bond Offering — Fred Ellery,
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬ Secretary of Board of Education,
,
IJepd Sale^The ^lSpjOOO
v
;
awardedtb Barrow^'Leary - & Co.
t
(P: Ol THibodaux),
District "No? 1
"'V
*•
Louisiana
Bond JSale-^The
*
ConsolrSchool
Parish
Lafourche
"
V
'
'
troit.
" :
.
>■
'
.
-*•
awarded
1203—were
185, p.
Co;; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Nusloeh, Baudean
& ' Smith,;
ArnoldCrane;
;
Flushing, Mich.
v
group
:a
New/iah,Brown &
composed of
_
to
(EST)
fered March 28—v.
were
185, p. 1437—
awarded to McDonald-Moore
Schweickhardt & Co., arid Steiner,
House
&
Co.;
'^v ;*•
MASSACHUSETTS
•
Boston,.Mass.
Olfeting-rJames
Note
-
r
Gildea,
.City Collector-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
noon
ceive
'April 8 for the pur¬
$5,000,000 notes. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due Nov. 8, 1957.
"(EST)
chase
on
of
Dudley, Mass.
Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
*
July 1 from bonds offered April 3 — •v.■ 185,
j 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
; ■, p. 1566 — were awarded to the
First National Bank of Memphis."
15,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
32,000 4^4 s. Due
1
*
inclusive.
Bonds
due
in
of
.
*
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
;
65,000 33/4s. Due
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
r
Wolverine Lake
(P.O. Walled '
Offering-^John
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
of Detroit.
Port
& Stone,
,
Hope Community Sch.
Michigan
Dist.,
road
C." Fin-
and
paving bonds. Dated
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1, 1958
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Village
Jan.
and
1959.
Treasurer's office.
1974 and
tion, will receive sealed bids until
thereafter are callable as of July
8 p.m. (EST) on April 18 for the
1,
1967.
Principal and iitferest
purchase of $275,000 school build¬
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
tution designated by the success¬
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1983
ful bidder. Legality approved by
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968 and
of July
and
Brown
Counties
Joint
Indep. Con sol. School District
No. 74 (P. O. Jeffers), Minn.
Bond
will
Offering
be
Clerk
received
until
7:30
—
Sealed
by
the
District
(CST) on
p.m.
1984 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1979 and thereafter
of
callable
are
Feb.
1, 1969. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
as
-
Note Offering—Sealed
Be received until
bids will
a.m.
(EST)
11
purchase of
$150,000 tax anticipation notes.
Due Dec. 15, 1957.
April
on
^
8
the
for
Hampden County (P. O.
.
ft-*''
o
Note
Of f ering
—
sealed
bids
of
as
July 1, 1967. Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at
bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
:
"
until
noon
Howard
and
District No.
*'
April 10 for the pur¬
loan
Due
Nov. 1, 1957.
'(EST)
on
chase of $500,000 temporary
notes. Dated April 10, 1957.
on
Massachusetts Housing
Authorities
(P. Oi Boston), Mass.
-
a
Daniel M.
Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
receive
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
Fillmore
Twps. Sch.
1
(P. O. Holland),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $120,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 185,
p. 1566—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Ionia and Mountcalm Counties Sch.
Note Sale—The
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Palo), Mich.
$3,342,000 Stateaided project notes offered April
Bond Offering—Wm. E. Adams,
2—v. 185, p. 1565—were awarded
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
a$ follows: To C. J. Devine & Co.,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
at 2.19%, plus premiums of about
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 18 for
$16, issues of $168,000 Beverly.; the purchase of $50,000 school
$310,000 Maiden; $527,000 Bropk- bonds. Dated April 1,1957. Due on
line; $258,000 Milford; and $189,- May j from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Waltham.
Sale
Bond
bonds
The $30,000 water
offered
April
2—
-purchased the following issues at 2.19% interest,
plus premiums of about $18; $626,000
M&rblehead;
$615,000 New
Bedford, and $649,000 Worcester.
May 1, 1962.
Principaland interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
-
Bank
_
Middlesex County
(.P. O. East,
Cambridge), Mass.
'?
Note Offering—Timothy J. Cronin, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive. sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
(EST) on April 9 for the purchase
of $350,000 notes. Dated April 15,
1957. Due April 1, 1958.
callable
as
of
Bond
Sale—The
$23,000 build¬
ing bonds
offered
March 28—
v.
185, p. 1437—were awarded to
Walter J. Wade, Inc., of Grand
-
Muskegon Public School District,
Michigan
ing loan bonds offered April 2—
v.
185,
a
1566—were awarded to
group
p.
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ley. & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; and Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson, as 2.70s, a at price of
,109.04,
a
basis of about 2.69%.
the
First
Paris
Twp.
Bond
Springs, Mich.
Bond Offering — Charles
Herman, Village Clerk, will
ceive
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
April
until
8
O.
re¬
of
Bond
,
of 100.23,
(P. O. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
Offering—Fred
S.
Darl¬
ing, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
April
16 for the purchase of
Inc.
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school
,•
building bonds offered April 1—
V. 185, p. 1328—were awarded to a
composed of First National
of Minneapolis, Baxter &
group
Bank
Sal/ —'The $1,500,000 $375,000.3%s.
building and site bond's
April 2 — v. 185, p. 1566
awarded
to
a
offered
—
Due
as
on
follows:
May 1 from
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
& Co., and Lucas,
Waeckerle, jointly. Dated
March' i, 1957. Due on March' 1
1958
to
inclusive.
1977
In¬
Louis.
St.
..v;.;■
■
Louis
School
sant
District No.
Bond Offering—V.
Superintendent
receive
sealed
(CST)
'
County, Ferguson-Florist
of
R-2,
Schools,
until
bis
Mo.
C. McCluer,
will
8
p.m.
April 24 for the pur¬
$800,000 building bonds.
on
chase
of
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
St. Louis Union
Trust Co., St.
Louis.
"■
' ;' : '
MONTANA
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $11,472 Special Improvement Districts
bonds, as follows:
$2,840 No. 692 bonds.
2,688 No. 693 bonds.
2,520 No. 698 bonds.
3,424 No. 699 bonds.
The
bonds
1957.
.
May
dated
are
,
-
A
'
1,
.
Fallon County
High School District
(P. O. Plevna), Mont.
Sale—The
Bond
$80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 3—V. 185,
1328 — were awarded to the
Statei Commission on Lands and
'
' "
1
p.
Investments.
*
were
220,000 3.90s. Due
group composed of
1979 to
John Nuveen & Co., Barcus, Kin¬
1987
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Hill County School District No. 26
(P.
dred &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur McLeod
County Indep. Sch. District
& Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
No. 38 (P. O. Silver Lake), Minn.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Shannon
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
& Co., and Allan Blair & Co., at
building bonds offered April 2—
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
v. 185, p. 1437—were awarded to
cost of about 4.03%, as follows:
a
group composed of Piper, Jaf$280,000 4% s. Due on July 1 from
fray & Hopwood; J. M. Dain &
1958 to 1966 inclusive. Co.; The Northwestern National
500,000 4^4 s. Due on'July 1 from Bank, of Minneapolis; Allison1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Williams Co.; and Mannheimer495,000 4s. Due on July 1 from Egan, Inc., at a price of par, a net
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
interest cost of about 3.87%, as
O.
Rudyard),
Mont.
Bond
Offering—Wayne Duncan,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
15 for the purchase of $60,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
1957.
Amortization bonds will be
the first choice
will be the
serial bonds
and
choice of the
second
School Board. Interest J-D.
Liberty County (P. O. Chester),
Montana
'
225,000 3% s. Due on July 1 from
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Sand Creek
'
Bond
er,
follows:
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Offering—Rachel L Pray¬
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
callable
of July. 1,
1967. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
as
150,000 3.90s. Due
.
Rapids), Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
school
$42,000
building bonds offered March 26—
v.
185, p. 1437—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Townline School District
,
Feb. 1 from
The
bonds
bear
to
Feb.
additional
Offering
—
,
Wm.
Kramer,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on April
16 for the' purchase of $258,000
sanitary
sewer
improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
1974.
are
callable
as
of
a.m. (MST) on April
purchase of $80,000
hospital bonds. Dated June 1,1957.
17
the
for
Missoula
County,
Feb.
1,
Hellgate
School
(P. O. Missoula),
Mont.
in¬
1, 1957
Truman, Minn.
Bond
bids until 10
District No. 4
1
1, 1958.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
until 8
p.m.
(MST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $50,ceived
000 building bonds. Dated July 1,
1957.
Plevna, Mont.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Delphine
Hoenke, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $57,500 sewer
system bonds. Dated
July 1,1957.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
a
NEBRASKA
banking institution des¬
Nebraska
ignated by the successful bidder.
Local
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
Debt
(State of)
Statistics Compiled
—The Wachob-Bender Corp., 3624
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
Farnam
of St. Paul,
ing
a
St., Omaha, is distribut¬
revised edition of its "Sta¬
tistical
(P. O.
MISSISSIPPI
Information
of
Nebraska
1566—were awarded to the
improvement bonds offered April
of
2 were awarded to Allen and
as
Bond
p.
on
terest of 1.60% from Aug.
Rapids), Mich.
Sale—The $125,000
Michigan
Bude, Miss.
school
building bonds offered April 2—v.
185,
i
Bond Offering—Aileen Greiner,
Clerk of the Board
of County
Municipal Subdivisions," contain¬
ing in condensed form statements
of the assessed valuations, bonded
debts and tax levies for each of
the local subdivisions in the State
Grand
First
...
1978 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds
Tallmadge Township Sch. District
No. 8 (P. O. R.R. No. 5, Grand
/
on
100,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1977 inclusive. ;
Bonds due
are
*
,
Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
*
will
in 1968 and thereafter
"t
$110,000 3.60s. Due
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
Chi¬
$45,000 special assessment bonds.
Dated
March 1,
1957. Due on
supply March 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
p.m.
16 for the pur¬
$110,000 water
Bank
cago, as 31/4S, at a price
a basis of about 3.23%.
MICHIGAN
Berrien
National
Co.,
Lincoln County Indep. Consol. Sch.
District No. 65 (P. O. Ivanhoe),
about 3.84 %,
Sale—The $500,000
school
building bonds offered April 2—
v.
185, p. 1437—were awarded to
Bond
1437—were awarded to
p.
Allison-Williams
,
receive sealed bids
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 11 for
the purchase of $575,000 school
Moline Community School District,
site and building bonds.
Dated
Michigan
April 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
Somerville, .Mass.
Sale—The $900,000 fund¬
the
;
are
Rapids.
Bond
185,
v.
i
Co., First National Bank of St.
Paul, Harold E. Wood & Co., and
Royal Oak Township Sch. District First National Bank of
Ivanhoe,
No. 8, Fractional (P. O. Hazel
at a price of par, a net interest
Park), Mich.
,
M cost of
of Detroit.
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
hattan
,
Chase
Man¬
000
The
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Bros.
Billings, Mont.
-
.
Stern
Eisen &
Jeff ers, Minn.
works
Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
3% %
schbol bonds was sold to
bids
April 25 for the purchase of $270,000
general'
obligation
school
building and garage bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1959 to
MISSOURI
School District,
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
MINNESOTA
Cottonwood
Mississippi
-
Afton
from
\
Lester'Ender,
—
\
Sale—The
$125,000 gen¬
obligation road bonds offered
April 1 were awarded tb Ran-'
kin County Bank, of Brandon.
~
layson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $18,r
■
Bond Offering
',
eral
Lake), Mich.
>
.
Bond
JRankin'County (P. O. Brandon),
Bond
1
inclusive. Bonds due in
as
;
000 special Assessment District No.
designated by the
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Forest School District No. 6 (P. O. tion, will receive sealed bids until
Forest Road, Route No. 2, Lansing), 8 p.mtr; (EST) on April 8 for the
purchasb'of $240,000 schobl build¬
|
,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Betty Linhart, ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due orr July 1 from 1958 to 1983
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
callable
.
trust company
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co.,
jointly.
are
;
.
July 1 from
on
July 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
&
thereafter
on
on
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
1,
1967. Principal and interest Stone, of Detroit.
Riverdale School District, Mich.
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
the Merchants National Bank of tution
designated by the success¬
Bond
Offering—Wm. Watkins,
Boston, as 3.60s, at a price of ful bidder. Legality approved by
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
100.41, a ■* Basis of about 3.54 %. Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
cation, will receive sealed bids
Stone, of Detroit.
Grafton, Mass. ~
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 17 for
the
.Bond Sale-—The/62Q,000 schpol
purchase of $55,000 school
Haslett. School District, Mich.
Bonds offered April 3—v. 185, p.
building bonds. Dated May J., 1957.
Bond-Offering — Noel Miller, Due on
1585—Were awarded to Goldman,
April l from 1958 to 1968
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ inclusive.
Bonds due in 1963 and
Sachs. & Co., and Dwinnell, Harktion, will receive sealed bids un¬ thereafter are callable as of
ness
& Hill, jointly, as 3.20s, at
April
til 8 p.m. (EST) on April 17 for
a price of 100;44, a basis of about
1, 1962.
Principal and interest
the purchase of $850,000
school
(A-O) payable at a backing insti¬
3.14%.
building and site bonds. Dated tution
designated by the success¬
Grafton, Mass'.
'* -v;
April J, 1957. Due on July 1 from ful bidder.
$75,000 school
project notes offered April 2—
v.
185, p. 1565—were-awarded, to
Note
July 1 from
on
1958 to 1962 "inclusive.
8
1968 and thereafter-are callable-as
purchaser.
Sale—The special assess¬
bonds totaling $52,900 of¬
Bond
ment
1986
.
1
until
Bond Sale—The
$34,000 build¬
bonds offered March 27—
St. - Bernard ( Parish; School District ing
v.
185, p. 1437—were awarded to
No. 1 (P. O. Chalmette), La.
Bond .Sale-^The $500,000 school Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
bonds.off^red,April 2—v.
bids
sealed
to
(P. O. 7400 West Grand River
/
;
receive
A ve., U. S. 16, Brighton), Mich.
Carl Birkenstock School District
Ladd
/
-
Chickasaw County, Okolond
Municipal Separate Sch. Dist.
(Pi O. Okolona), Miss. '
.
follows:
as
$13,000 4V2S. Due
April 16 for the
purbhase of $1,240,000 School site
and building bonds. Dated April
1, 1957c. Due on July 1 from 1958
'
Dirikins & Co.
will
p.ni.
^875;db0 J)uild-
awarded to
132Jr—were
p.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., joint¬
ly,
•
ing bonds offered,April 3^-v.'185;
;
1957.
1,
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
building apd-yequipment bondsoffered
April Z ~ vj *185;
1203~/we^e
-
bonds.
Dated sive, Principal and interest (M-S)
Due On April 1 payable at a banking institution
revenue
March
Calcasieu Parish Sch.
Si
(1685)
Corp.,
and
Bond
Sale—^The $18,000 street
Co.
of Feb.
1, 1957.
This informa-
58
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
(1686)
tive
study
able
to
should
dealers
invalu¬
prove
Co., of Newark; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Boland, Saffin & Co.; Roosevelt
&
Cross; Byrne & Phelps,. Inc.;
municipal securities.
Nebraska
Neb.
City,
$600,000 com¬
bined electric, gas and water util¬
ities bonds offered April 3—v. 185,
for
a
3.67%.
1567—were awarded to John
& Co., Kirkpatrick-Pettis
p.
Rippel & Co. The group bid
$2,135,000 bonds as 3.70s, at
price of 100.28, a basis of about
and
Sale—The
Bond
J.
N.
District,
Offering—Frances Peirce,
Bond
Corp.,
Co., and Wachob-Bender
jointly, as follows:
School
Westfield
Nuveen
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$161,000 41/2s. Due on April 1 from
V
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
83,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon -(EST)
on April 16 for the
April
Dated
bonds.
school
$1,850,000
of
purchase
Due
1957.
1,
April 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
1 from
356,000 3%s. Due
on April
1977 inclusive,
1968 to
(A-O)
Bank
HjZ///
NEVADA
Valley Water District,
Nevada
%as Vegas
//..'■>
'
payable at the Peoples
& Trust Co., Westfield. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Proposed Bill to Curb District's
YORK
NEW
Bedford
rejected a proposal designed to
place the District under the juris¬
ate
Opponents of the
it
measure contended
stitutional
constituted
also
and
uncon¬
was
a
threat to the District's outstanding
$8,700,000 bonds.—V. 185, p. 1095.
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
Village Fire District
(P. O. Bedford), N. Y.
diction of the Nevada Public Serv¬
Bond Offering—William J.
School District,
New Hampshire
Hampton
Offering—Mrs. Viola Gil-
Bond
Chairman,
man,
bids
sealed
National
The
c/o
Bank
Shawmut
receive
will
of
Boston,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
2
p.m.
April 11 for the pur¬
$150,000 fire bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
1957 to 1971
inclusive. Principal
(EST)
on
chase of
(A-O) pkyable at the
National Bank and
and interest
North
Mill-
District Treasurer, will re¬
more,
Kisco
Mount
Mount Kisco. Le¬
Trust Company,
gality approved by Vandev/ater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Trust
Corning, N. Y.
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Bond
(EST) on April
purchase
of
$97,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1957.
highway
Due
National Bank & Trust Company,
ton, until 11 a.m.
the
for
9
May 1 from 1958 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and interest
on
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
by
proved
Palmer &
NEW
JERSEY
Asbury Park, N. J.
Bond
Offering
^
.
Acting
—
City
treasurer J. .Oliver Armstrong an¬
nounces that the Mayor and City
will
.Council
until 5 p.m.
the
sealed
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
sewer
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 19.77 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
Asbury Park - and
Ocean
Grove
Bank,
in Asbury
the Empire Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Park,
at
or
Offering—Robert
Z
Dated
2.20s.
March 1, 1957.
Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1961 inclu¬
interest (M-S)
payable
at
the First
National
Bank & Trust Company, of Corn¬
sive. Principal and
ing. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
New York City.
way, of
(P. O. Saranac Lake),
York
Harrietstown
New
Offering
Bond
E.
La-
will
until
bids
sealed
ceive
James
Supervisor,
Town
Pan,
—
3
re¬
p.m.
April 11 for the pur¬
chase
of $66,000
airport bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on May
(EST)
on
from
1
1958
to
inclusive.
1966
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
Adirondack
the
at
National
Company, of Sara¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bank & Trust
Lake.
nac
Er¬
Clerk,
until
bids
(EST)*
noon
County Sewer
tary Districts)
1, 1957.
purchase of $30,500,000
bidding in hi» office
in the Municipal Building/ ; f
bonds
monies
with
made
pension
in
sinking
and
water
and
system
1957. Due
on April 1
from 1958 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Boardwalk
National Bank, of Atlantic City.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
bonds.
Dated
Delafield
&
sewer
April
Wood,
1,
of
New
York
least
3%
per annum.
"The sale
lic
of
at
V
the pub¬
to
in
New York
-
Bond
:
Offering—Paul Lundelius,
Treasurer,
will
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $190,000 road bonds. ? Dated Match 1,
1957.
Due on March 1 from 1958
2Vz%,
the Comptroller said.
The proceeds of the
April sale
required for the
Acquisition of Sites and the Con¬
struction
of
School > Buildings
($21,000,000), for Alterations and
AdditionsZ to
School
Buildings
inclusive.
1967
to
Principal and
payable"" at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity / approved : by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City. s /
/ • - ' /
interest
(M-S)
Heckler &
New York City.
Curry County Municipal Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Clovis), N, Mex.
Offering
—
Bids will be
chase of
$275,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
of
Galloway,
(P. O. Clark Mills), N.
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale
—
offered
1438
March
were
—
The
Y.
Offering
Peter
.
*'i"
»
fire
28—-v.
185,
awarded
to
the
ton
Central School District No.
Sale
The
$2,141,000
building bonds offered March 28
—-v.
185,
p.
1438—were awarded
to a group composed of B.
J. Van
1438—were awarded to the En-
p.
dicott Trust Co., of
Endicott,
3s.
as
Wilna, Champion, LeRay, Rutland,
Denmarkf Croghcm, and Diana
School
'Central
(P.
District No.
1
^
O. Carthage), N. Y.
Offering
Francis
Cabarrus
reinvest
to
in
the
new
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
shorter term ones, because $49,- &
Washburn, of New York City.
932,000 worth of obligations ma¬
Rotterdam (P. O. Schenectady),
turing May 1, 1957 will be paid
New York
from cash presently set aside for
that purpose in the city's sinking / Bond Offering—Helen Barney,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
funds.
bids
New
York
(State
10
of)
proposed
creation
Authority
of
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1958 to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Mo¬
hawk
National
Bank,
Schenectaidy. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
1957.
a
failed
of ap¬
proval at the recent session of the
Legislature.
bill
The
Harriman
year's
the
as
Govtefhbr
aftermath
of
a
the Governor's
the Marketing of
by
study
Committee
intro¬
was
duced at the request of
on
Bonds, headed by State
Comptroller Arthur Levi it and
B«nd
Bond
District
Weeks,
ceive
sealed
April
on
9 for
$560,000
will
p u
the
b lie
Kies,
until
2
p.m.
the Marine Midland Trust Co.,
at
New York
City. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina
awarded
S.
R.
con¬
pool.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
a
1438
p.
—
were
composed of
group
&
Co.; The First
Michigan Corporation; Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce, "Fenner
&
Beane; Vance Securities Corp.;.
of
Citizens
and
Southern Bank, of
Atlanta; J. Lee Peeler & Co., Inc.;
Carolina Securities Corp.; Breed
& ' Harrison,
McDonaldInc.;
Moore &
Co.; R. H. Brooke &
Co.; and R. S. Hays & Co., at a
price of
net interest cost
par,
a
3.11 %,
about
follows:
as
$780,000* 6 VzS. Due
;
r
May 1 from
on
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
1,140,000 3s. Due
^
May 1 from
on
1980 inclusive.
1969 to
710,000.2%s. Due
1980 to
1984
/
,
May 1 from
on
/
inclusive.,
Durham, N. C.
interest
and
(A-O) payable at the First Trust
Deposit Company, of Liver¬
tended that the Authority's bonds
to
Diekson
$2,630,000
offered
bonds
rill
of
and
The
—
building
April 2-—v. 185,
improvement
Principal
Sale
school
Dated April 1, 1957. Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
clusive.
/
County (P. O. Concord),
Bond
(JEST)
a.m.
on
of
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
receive
purchase
B.'
will/re¬
Clerk,
bids
April 11 for the pur¬
$270,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
bonds;
on
proceeds to purchase obliga¬
Legislature
Supervisor,
(EST)
chase
of
Liverpool), N. Y.
sealed bids until 11:30
tions of local school districts. Pro¬
the
on
Offering—Fred P.
Town
including Beardsley Euml, Elliott
V. Bell and Cusftman MeGee, the
latter being a partner
in R. W
Pressprich & Co., New York City.
The Authority would have been
empowered to issue bonds and use
of
Due
Salina (P. O.
School
the
until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
the purchase of $127,000
for
construction bonds.
School Bond Authority Rejected
—The
Bond
»
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
sealed-
bids
at
his
will
receive
office
in
Ra¬
-
by the State's credit nor
could they be purchased, under
existing Federal statute, by com¬
mercial banks.
"that
Mr.
the
"It is not
MacKenzie
result
net
Sullivan, Lincoln, C axe no via,, Lenox,
Manlius and Cicero■ Central School
District No.
the
school
of
financing
Bond
taxpayers of the
(P.
O.
Bond
Glens Falls),
Sale
N.
Y.
the
bids
10
state."
for the purchase
school
New
—
Co., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
3.40s, at
a
price
of
100.41,
a
basis of about 3.36%.
Bond
Sale —The
offered
1438—were
v.
a
185,
—
The
gan
&
&
Hughes
man
$23,500 fire
to
the
curity Trust Co., Rochester.
Se¬
(M-N)
April 2—
Marine
Midland
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; Baxter
Lauer
&
Co.;
Co.;
a
Stern,
Co.,
Inc.;
Gordon
Bruns, Nordea
price cf
basis of about 2.86%.
Onondaga County
Bond
Offering
County
New
York
by
proved
—
Carl
Auditor,
J.
payable
Trust
City.
and
at
-
ap¬
Merre¬
from 1958
1
1
from 1958 to
previously
noted
:Details
—-
As
in—v.
185,
p.
1567!—the City is asking for sealed
City Comptroller, until
on
chase of
April
16
and-Head-
quarter's building bonds. Due.
on
Feb.
1
from
1958
to
1976
inclusive.
incinerator
400,000
on
Feb.
1
from
bonds.
1958
to
Due
1974
inclusive.
Feb.
1,
1957. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
for the
noon
pur¬
New York
by
&
City. Legality approved
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City,
North
Note
State
Carolina
Offering
(State
—
Treasurer,
$1,728,000 bonds. Offering sealed bids until
consists of:
1976 inclusive.
Fire Station
300,000
Dated
Offering
in¬
to 1985
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
Utica, N. Y.
son,
sewage^ treatment
and
disposal plant bonds. Due on
and interest
Bond
to
300,000
Police
Headquarters
building bonds. Due on Feb.
Sykes,
City.
bonds.
1958
clusive.
the
Legality
from
inclusive.
Feb.
Company,
Vandewater,
sewer
1
950,000
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
(EST)
will
Principal
/ bids, addressed to Thomas J. Nel¬
(P. 0«
Syracuse), N. Y.
klein,
of
Raffensperger,
& Co., at 2.90s, at
100.39,
inclusive.
Feb.
on
1973
Due on May 1 from 1958
1S86
interest
composed of Glore, For-
Co.; Hallgarten &
$1,252,000
Bated May
1, 195T.
$2,064,000
1438—were awarded to
p.
group
April 1—v. 185, p.
awarded
Sale
Graves & Co.; and
house construction and equipment
bonds
Bond
of
building bonds.
to
York
building bonds offered
The
$1,150,000
school bonds offered April 4—v.
185, p. 1567—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., George B. Gibbons &
as
Offering — J.
I. Graves,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
sanitary
Due
(P. O. Chittenango),
District
plan
to
100,000
New York
concluded,
of
1
improb¬
would be to increase the over-all
cost
inclusive.
1976
backed
1
Mount Morris, N. Y.
Bond
>
(P. O. Vestal), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $156,000 school
site bonds offered April 1—v. 185,
bonds
3%s.
-
JlidgefieId School District, N. J.
:/
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Moreau, Northumberland and Wil¬
Heins,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
15
for the
purchase of $15,000
equipment bonds. Dated May 1,
1957. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Hud¬
son County National Bank, Jersey
,'City.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
••New York City.
—
&
>
Vestal Central School District No. 1
.
Niagara Falls City School District,
Bond
approved * by
($5,500,000), for the Payment of
Rochester, N. Y.
Judgments, Clainlis and Awards
: Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
($2,500,000), and for the Repavton, City Comptroller, will re¬
ing of Streets ($1,500,000). '
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
p.m.
The bonds will be dated April
(EST) on April 8 for the pur¬
15, 1957*and the principal will be
chase of $1,295,000 notes, as fol¬
payable in annual installments of
lows: ■
•/. •,, /
$3,100,000 yearly from April 15,
1958
through
1962;
$1,600,000 $700,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due on April 15, 1953.
yearly from 1963 through 1967
and
430,000 bond anticipation notes.
$1,400,000 yearly from 1968
Due on Feb. 15, 1953.
through 1972.
Gerosa said this public sale will
165,000 capital notes.
Due
on
provide an excellent opportunity
April 15, 1958.
for present holders of long-term
Dated April 15, 1957. Legality
able,"
$25,000
Hayes National Bank, of Clinton,
as
Guttenberg, N. J.
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes, • Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
,
-
Bond
office.
.
Sykes,
'
received until June 1 for the pur¬
receive
City Treasurer,
Kirkland, Clark Mills Fire District
"
'• "/•/
t
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
interest
an
<
County (P. O. Carmel),
..
County
fraction less than
a
Putnam
/
bonds
of
resulted
has
cost
been
bonds;
on
could be sold at a much lower
leigh until II a.m. (EST) on April
way, of NeW York City.' •
will receive
interest rate than obligations cf
16 for the purchase of $3,150,000
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Stony Creek (P. O., Stony Creek),
bonds, as^ follows:
April 23 for the purchase of $386,- many of the State's school dis¬
New York'
tricts. This view was rejected by
000 general improvement bonds.
Bond
Sale—The $22,000 town $700,000 water bonds. Due on Feb.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April William H. MacKenzie, Chairman
1 from 1958 to 1985 inclusive.
storehouse bonds offered March
1
from
1958
to
1966 inclusive. of the Assembly Ways and Means
26—v. 185, p. 1438—were awarded
400,000 street widening, exten¬
Committee,
who
pointed
out,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
sion and improvement bonds.
to the Emerson National Bank, of
other
things,
that
the
able at the City Treasurer's office. among
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to
Warrensburg, as 3%s.
Authority's bonds would not be
Legality approved by Vandewater,
sell,
City.
'
from 1958 to" 1984 inclusive..
;
465,000 Series B public imprdve-
-
the city's
funds,: the
have
interest rate would
Due
-
000
•
-■;1
rrient bonds. Dueon Aprit" 1
Dated May
May 1 from 1958
s • from 1958-to 1972 inclusive/*
to- 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
500,000 -Series -G public improve¬
ment bonds. Due on April 1
(M-N)
payable' at • the
At the
same
time Gerbsa re¬ interest
Chemical- Corn Exchange "Bank,
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
vealed he had already sold $301
of New York City, or at "the op¬
303,000 Series D public improvemillion worth of such securities
tion of the holder, at the First
ment bonds. Due on April 1
during his administration which
from 1958 to 1962"
will result in the saving of $9% Trust & Deposit Company, of Syr¬
inclusive.";
acuse./
Legality - approved
by- "Z The bonds arte dated "April 1,
million in interest cost to the tax¬
Vandewater, . Sykes, /Heckler & 1957. Principal andinterest (A-O)
payers over the life of the issues.
Galloway, of New York City.
Had
these
investments
been
payable at the City Treasurer's
23 for the
ponents
Bond Offering—Oscar A. Good-
11a.m. .$460,000 Series A public improve'menft 'bonds. Due on April I
9 -for. the-"pur¬
(Public Works Commission Sani¬
April
on
April
en
chase of $4,420,000
serial
School
Kingston, N. Y.
M.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $170,City
nest,
to the First
of Corning, as
Brigantine, N. J.
Bond
equip¬
and
ment bonds was sold
bids
April 9 for
$386,000
machinery
sealed
bids .until
ceive; sealed
York'City, N. K.
Bond Offering—City Comptroller
Larence E*
Gerosa will
receive
will provide cash
Autonomy Killed—The State Sen¬
ice Commission.
New
Ingen & Co.; Fidelity Union Trust
in
investors
and
Monday, April 8, 1957
...
11
of)
Edwin
will
a.m.
Gill,
receive
(EST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of $15,-
Number 5627
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
!
and
12,080
plant construction
bond anticipa-;
school
000,000
improvement
tion
1953.
of
notes
(1687)
:
Dated
water
Due
-
supply line
Nov.
on
1
from
1964 inclusive.
April
bonds.
1958
*
to
Cleveland County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No, 2 (P. O. Moore), Okla.
185,
v.
1568—and postponed to
p.
the above date.
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 build¬
18, ;195?: Due on Oct, ;48, 1957. -.43,450- water supply line bonds'J ing bonds ;offeVed April 1—v. 185,
Principal and interest payable at
^f)ue on : Nov. 1 from 1953 to P; 1568—were awarded to R. J,'
a bank or trust company specified
•1.--1965 inclusive.
Edwards, Ine;, and First National
100,120 water supply line bonds. Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City,
by ',the purchaser. Legality ap-;
'
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to. Jointly.
proved
by
Mitchell, / Pershing,
;
'"
"1967 inclusive.
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New. York
Creek County Indep. Sch. District
City.
''•
i;~\'i:~" 2,670 ditch improvement bonds.
No. 56 (P. O. Shamrock), Okla,
\ Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
Bond Offering—James H. Foun¬
St. Mary's Junior College (P. O.'
; 1960 inclusive.
t «■' >
; • .,
] tain,; Jr.,^ Clerk of the Board of
Raleigh), N. C.
V
~ .>
< Dated
May 1, 1957r. Prinqi pal Education;' will receive sealed bids
Bond
Offering —* - William C
*
V
Josephine County School District
No. 7 (P. O. Grants Pass),,Ore.[
Bond Sale—The $540,000 build¬
.
ing
,
bonds
185,
v.
.
the
*
of
offered
April
1439—were
p.
United
States
Bank
Portland.
Oregon (State of)
Bond Offering—H. C. Saalfeld,
Director of Veterans' Affairs, will
-
Secretary,
Guess,
receive j
will
;,
and interest' (M-N) payable at the
bonds. Dated
1956. Due on March"; 1
March
Delaware -County Dependent Sch.
District No. 46 (P. O. Jay), Okla.
Bond Sale—-An issue of $5,000
1959
Le¬
inclusive.
1996
to
gality approved by A. L. Purrington, of Raleigh. ;
*
v;
:
ing
Bond
Offering
Director
of
Da vies,
April 22 for the purchase of $635,000 '*
special ^ assessment - street
follows:
as
$529,000
bonds.
Due
bonds.
106,000
The
bonds
r v
■
Sept.
on
Due
1
Sept.
on
1
dated
May
office
of the
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
payable
the
at
Director
Finance.
of
Local
Beavercreeh
School
(P. O. Xenia),
Bond
Sutherland
'
Co.'*
to
Ryan,
•
.
Bedford, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Director
of
sealed
19
B.
Morris,
will receive
Finance,
until
bids
April
F.
—
noon
(EST) on
the
purchase
of
$38,982.21
special
assessment
sewer improvement bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
•
1958
to
t0
for
•
Sale
Bond
J-D. Legalitv approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Brook Park, Ohio
Bond
185,
Trust
Co.,
of
&
Co.,
New York, C. J.
Stone & Webster
Securities
Corp.,
Fifth
Third
Union
Trust Co.,
of Cincinnati,
and
sanitary
bonds. Dated April
Dec.
1
from
1, 1957.
1958
1967
to
Ohio (State of)
Offering—Ted W. Brown,
Bond
Secretary
of. State and Secretary
Sinking Fund, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 1 for the purchase of $60,-
000,000 Korean Conflict Compen¬
sation bonds. Deted May 15,
Due
May 15 and Nov. 15 from
on
1958
inclusive.
1972
to
and_ interese
State
the
1957.
Chase
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
Manhattan
Bank,
Cent^al
or
at
the
office;
City; Nfrthern
Chicago;
Cleveland,
Principal
New
Co.,
Trust
National Bank,
at the Ohio National
Columfms.'
Bank,
proved
Legality ap¬
BHcker,
Ma'rburger,
of Columbus.
by
&
Barton,
Richfield Twp:i(P. O. Akron), Ohio
Offering
Bond
sealed
ceive
(EST)
Donald
—
Township
D.
Clerk, will re¬
i^bids
8
p.m.
ApHl 19 for the
on
pur¬
of
$25,000
1958 to Aug.
Delaware, Ohio
Offering — Kenneth
until
receive
,
sealed
(EST)
until
special
sewer
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
bids
clusive.
April
from
1
assessment
1,
1958
Principal
1957. Due
1967
to
in¬
interest
and
(A-O)
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Delaware. Legal¬
ity
&
approved
by
Sanders
Squire,
&
Dempsey,
of
)
Adler Local Sch. District
(P. O. Plain City), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Gilbert Kirby,
Clerk of the Board
of
(EST)
April
on
of
Dated
Feb.
\ 1
$85,000
L
1958
from
30. for
Due
1972
to
pur¬
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Farmers National Bank, Plain
Legality
approved; by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus,
City.
Lucas
000
noon
E.
on
t|e purchase of $27,-
system
sewer
(EST)
Dated
bonds.
Feb.
15,
from
1958 to 1862 inclusive. Prin¬
195|.
Due
Citizlhs
the
on
Dec.
15
payable
(J-D)
interest
cipal and
Savings
Bank,
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer4& Williams, of Cin-
cinnati.
Yorkville, Ohio
Offering—John Olszowy,
Bond
Village Clerk,' will receive sealed
until
bids
on
(EST)
on
1,
special
,
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
of
by
May and Nov. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Legalitv aoproved
Peck,
^
water
line
supply
Now
on
1961
inclusive,.
1
>.
"
No.
■:
Cleveland
District
-
County Dependent Sch.
No.^yO (P. O. Moore),
Oklahoma
as
fol-
Bond
ing,
v.
Sale-J-The
bonds
185,
p.
from
-
bonds.
1958
to
^
J.
1
offered
$13,000 build¬
March
25—
Inc.,
and
First
National Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
homa
the State,
published
interest-paying
after
able
at
fice.
Legality
the
State
Treasurer's
of
of¬
Win-
by
Portland. '•
sealed
$8,000 building bonds.
1959
to
1962
Due from
inclusive.
transportation
bonds.
ment
Bond
equip¬
and
Due
from
19o9
City/jointly.-
SOUTH
Secretary,
in
1959
and
1960.
Kay County Indep. School District
No. 87 (P. O. Tonkawa), Okla.
Bond Offering:—R. B. Brining,
of
the
of
Board
Due from
1959 to
1869 in¬
Mihalic,
will
receive
bids
improvement
sewer
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
the
at
interest
and
Woodlawn
Trust
of Aliquippa. Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruff in,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
*
works
1967
the Board
of
bonds
offered
April
2
v.
—
185,
1569—were awarded to Merrill
p.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
as 3s, at a price of
100.03,
about
of
Beane,
a basis
2.99%.
of
Education,
Bond Sale—The
$35,000 school
building bonds offered April 1—
v.
185, p. 1568—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. S3 (P. O. Pharoah), Okla.
Bond Offering—Glan A. Elam,
Clerk of Board of Education,
receive bids until 7:30 p.m.
April
10
for
ally from
1959
will
(CST)
purchase
the
$71,000 building
of
bonds. Due seri¬
1972 inclusive.
to
Sequoyah County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Muldrow), Okla.
Bond
Offering—Clyde Bearce,
of the
of Education,
Board
(CST)
April
on
10
the
for
purchase of $8,000 building bonds.
from
Downington, Pa.
$200,000 water
Bond
and
Sale—The
system
sewer
Feb.
26
bonds
awarded
were
offered
to
Kidder,
2%s, at a price
Peabody & Co., as
100.26, a basis of about 2.72%.
Erie, Pa.
Bond
Offering—Eugene Graney,
Clerk,
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
Bond Oifering—Gladys J. Wil¬
liams, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
until
1959
to
1966
inclusive.
Welch, Okla.
Sale—The $25,000
Bond
extension
28—v.
bonds
185,
awarded to R. J.
p.
water
offered
1957.
(b)
April
are
1972.
able
Trust
by
of
callable
of
as
Principal and
May
interest
until
8
the
1,
1958
p.m.
(PST)
purchase
building
1957.
to
on
April
$200,000
bonds.
Due
1977
of
on
Dated
April
inclusive.
1
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
.
Note—»The foregoing bonds were
originally scheduled for April 8—
June
from
1
Bids
are
J-D.
Sioux
1,
1958
and
June
on
16
asked
bonds
callable
Legality
by .Danforth &
proved
1,
ap¬
Danforth,,
Falls.-
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
at
the
Security-Peoples
Co., Erie. Legality approved
Townsend,
Elliott
&
Munson,
$3,500,000 elec¬
tric power revenue
April 2
185,
v.
—
awarded
to
Equitable
a
bonds offered
1439 — were
composed of
p.
group
Securities
Corp., Salo¬
Jiutzler, .JBeaf,
Co", Alex. Brown &
Sons, Lee Higginson Corp., Dean
Witter & Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
Baker, Watts & Co., RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., F,; Brittain
Kennedy & Co., Dempsev-Tegeler
&
Co., and Newman, Brown &
Co., as follows:
<
Bros.
Steafns
&
&
$518,000 3V2s. Due
1959
to
1962
on
1963
to
1982
on
to
1986
Sullivan
July 1 from
inclusive.
492,000 3.10s. Due
1983
July X from
inclusive.
2,490,000 3s. Due
July I from
on
inclusive.
v
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
1,
pay¬
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 high¬
bonds offered April 3—v. 185,
1331 — were awarded to the
way
p.
Trust
Company
Georgia,
of
of
Atlanta.
Philadelphia.
TEXAS
Lower
Merion Twp. (P. O.
Ardmore), Pa.
Bond Offering—Evan L. James,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 17 for the purchase of $700,000
Due
bonds.
on
improve¬
May 1, 1957.
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
Co.,
Bryn
proved by
Borger, Texas
Bond
Sale—The
Principal
1958 to 1967
and
interest
Mawr.
Legality
ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
to
missioners'
Office,
will
receive
(EST) on
bids until 8 p.m.
April 16 for the purchase of $325,000
general
obligation
funding
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May
1
First
Southwest
District
(P.
from
1958
to
1967
inclu-r
callable
of
May
O.
Sale
Bond
Co.
Bruceville),
Texas
Bonds
totaling
$122,000 were sold to M. A. Hagberg & Company, as follows:
—
$115,000
schoolhouse
bonds,
4I2S, 41/4S and 3%s. Due
as
on
15 from 1957 to 1994 in¬
clusive.
7,000 refunding bonds, as 4s, Due
Dec.
on
15 from
1962
to 1969
inclusive.
Dated
J-D.
Dec.
Call,
1956.
15,
Legality
approved
Parkhurst
Interest
by
Crowe,
&
Mcof
Dallas.
Calhoun
County
sive. Bonds due in 1963 and there¬
after
park
Bruceville-Eddy Rural High School
Dec.
sealed
$169,000
improvement bonds offered April
2—v. 185, p. 1569—were awarded)
obligation
general
ment
Lycoming County (P. O.
Williamsport), Pa.
Bond Offering—Joseph A. Lon¬
don, Chief Clerk, County Com¬
OREGON
Daflbd
non-callable
Interest
bids
April
on
June
on
inclusive.
bonds
1964.
sealed
(CST)
bonds.
Due
(a)
on
receive
p.m.
1977
1439—were
Edwards, Inc.
will
8
building
to
sealed
on
payable at the Bryn Mawr Trust
-
County School District N<t,
(P. O. Elk Point), S. Dak.
sive. Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
1960.
land.
County, Tripp Indep.
(P. O.
Tripp), S. Dak.
mon
16 for the purchase of $2,650,000
obligation
improvement
(CST) on April 9 for the general
purchase of $8,000 transportation, bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due op
equipment bonds*
Due on 1959 May 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclu¬
April
and
suit¬
a
TENNESSEE
p.m.
from
Principal
School District No. 2
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
for
April
July 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
interest ,(J-J) payable at
able banking institution.
Sale—The $300,000 gen¬
obligation street improvement
bids until 11
15
on
Bond
eral
Clerk
bids
(CST)
p.m.
1, 1957. Due
of
City
March
8
purchase of $8,000 water
system bonds. Dated July
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Logan County Indep. Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. Crescent), Okla.
Bond Offering—H. A. McNeer,
works
until
8 for the
for the purchase of $155,500 school
of
clusive.
Due
DAKOTA
cation,
Education,
p.m.
(CST) on April 8 for the
purchase -<of
$208,000
building
p.m.
of
(EST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $350,-
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Clark
by
Bockius
Eden, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Edwin
Jaspers,
Town; Clerk, will receive sealed
3
Offering —John
approved
&
Union
Company,
Grady County Indep. Sch. District
No. 131 (P. O. Chickasha), Okla.
Bond Offering —W. E. Bailey,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $6,000
transportation equipment bonds.
on
Legality
Morgan,
Lewis
Philadelphia.
sealed bids until 6 p.m.
on
inclusive.
1962
bonds.
clusive.
Aliquippa, Pa.
Borough
Darby
000 street and
follows:
Clerk
awarded to the Upper
NatT Bank, Upper Darby, as 3s.
Dated April
1, 1957. Due on
October 1 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
Sale—The
PENNSYLVANIA
bids
obligation bonds offered March 28
Hutchinson
Silverton, Oregon
$175,000 water
filtration
plant
bonds
offered
April 1—v. 185, p. 1568 — were
Bond
(P. O. Medford),
receive
Yeadon, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $37,000
general
to
approved
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of the Board of Edu¬
will
municipal
143^—were awarded to
Edwards,
numerical
of
prior
any
and
on
Offering—Virgil E. Rich¬
to
option
days'
on
Oklahoma
.
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $12,000 bonds, as
Due
date
V;
185, p. 987—were awarded to
Fox, Reuseh & Co., as 5%s.
\
1,
County Dependent School
District
4,000
notice,
April
1970. Call¬
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc.
Franklin
Bond
,
Beaverton, Oregon
Bond Offering—Alice B. Martin,
.
Due
1960.
30
Dated
in regular
the
at
upon
a.m.
pur¬
Veterans'
April 1,
on
par
10
the
2
(CST). on April 8 for the
purchase of $12,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due in 1959 and
Shaffer & Williams, cf
|
R.
$5,020
until
Cincinnati.
April
$163,340
bonds,
assessment
lows:..
bids
City Recorder, will receive sealed
felder, Clerk of Board of County
the
sealed
1982
Commissioners, will receive sealed
for
receive
p.m.H
i^irchase of $275,000
OKLAHOMA
Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
bids until 10
will
order
for
April 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
3.70s.
as
April
disposal
bonds. Dated
1957| Due semi-annually
sewage
April
nopn
the
for
19
Ohio
,18
Locust
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
County (P. O. Toledo),
Bond
of
bonds.
at
until
$10,000,000
Due
able
after
ujitil
bids
April 12 for
noon
the
building
1957.
Bank
Dewey County Indep. Sch. District
:
No. 3 (P.O. Leedey), Okla.
Bond
Offering
Floyd Fox,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
and
Villag| Clerk, will receive
Spears,
sealed
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
chase
the
to
bonds
Okfuskee
Washingtonville, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Marearet
Leetonia.
Jonathan
equipment
,
_
;
at
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
t, 1960 inclusive. In¬
Sanders
Squire,
Cleveland.
noon
April 11 for the pur¬
$82,826.38 water and san¬
on
chase of
itary
will
Director,
general purpose
Legality approved by
terest F-A.
R.
of
bids
April 18
_
tional Bank, Cleveland.
Finance
Grove,
of the
building bond$\ Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due semi-anmially from Aug. 1,
Rachtel,
sold
was
ard, Clerk
Co., and Joseph, Mellen &
Miller, Inc., as 3s, at a price of
100.04, a basis jof about 2.99%.
chase
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
,
chase
in¬
on
Welfare
and
„
cation,
Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
Co., Inc., Cruttenden, Po-
&
inclusive.
Bond
building
lock
desta &
Vowles,
on
1961
"
J. C. Bradford &
$266,589.07
Due
$3,000,000
composed
Evatt
sewer
The
—
■"
"
1330—vfrere awarded to a
of The Bankers
p.
Offering—Cyrus E. Mc~
Govern, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on April
23 for the purchase of
storm
clusive.
1959 to
—
-building bonds offered April 3—v.
'interest York
inclusive
inclusive.
1967
-7
Ohio
z!'
Ohio
awarded
&
,'^~v
Middletown City School District,
'
Sale—The $288,000 build¬
1438—were
Due from
District
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 185,
p.
Bos-
Braun,
101.76,
Devine
1,
1957. Principal and interest (M-S)
are
by
Company, at 3%s, at a
a basis of about
of
group
1962 inclusive;
from 1958 to
Y
v
,
1967 inclusive.
1958 to
from
y
„c
&
price
.
bonds,
headed
group
3.56%;
Finance, will receive
until noon (EST) ,on
bids
sealed
»'
John
—
$780,000 build¬
offered
March
29—
bonds
worth
Akron, Ohio
-
;
Sale—The
185, p/T330-^ were awarded to
a
'
District
School
v.(Pi O. Route* 1, Troy), Ohio
: Bond
v.
OHIO
Local
East
'
•
from
bonds.
sealed
(PST)
1957.
revenue
1,
receive
April 8 for the purchase of
transportation
equipment
$9,500
Miami
April 15 for the purchase of $200,000 ' non
tax-exempt
dormitory
mortgage
until
..
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, "of Cleveland.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
v
were
:
'
Throop, Pa,
*
Bond Sale—The $46,000 general
obligation bonds offered Feb. 27r—
1—
awarded to
National
59
(P.
O.
Lavaca),
Texas
1,
Bond
1962. Principal and interest (M-N)
manent
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Saul,
fered
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬
delphia.
posed of the First National Bank,
are
as
were
of
Sale—The
$1,000,009 per¬
improvement bonds of¬
April 2—v. 185, p. 1331—
awarded
Dallas,
to
a
group
Equitable
com¬
Securities
SO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1688)
Corporation, Municipal Securities
Corp., of Dallas, Eddleman-Pollok
Co.,
and
Dewar,
Robertson &
Pancoast, as follows:
$354,000 4s.
Due
Jan. 15 from
on
48,000 3Vis. Due
Jan. 15, 1967.
598,000 3V2s. Due on Jan. 15 from
1968
on
street
sold
M.
A.
inclusive.
1957 to
15 from
Dec.
on
Hagberg
4Vis. Dated Dec. 15, 1956.
pany, as
Due
bonds
was
& Com¬
improvement
to
J-D.
Interest
1971
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Dallas.
Crowe, of
Comal
(P. O. Fischer), Texas
000
school
sold
to
building
M.
Dewar,
Allison
E.
1968 to
April 1 from
v
inclusive.
bonds
Due
April
on
dated
are
A-O.
proved by Dumas,
Boothman, of Dallas.
1
April
1,
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
sold
improvement
to
Dallas* as
Dated April
1 from
bonds
Pierce
Rauscher,
of
was
4s, at a price of par.
1, 1957. Due on April
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
County (P.
improvement bonds offered April
County
ardson,
ceive
on
chase
of
Judge,
bids
sealed
(CST)
price of 100.20,
of about 3.24%,
cost
will
until
3V4S.
3,969,000
from
1969
Due
May
on
1
1987.
and
Other
"
First
Co.; Shields & Co.;
200,000
a.m.
from 1973 to
The
tax
NOTICES
$100,000 airport
bonds offered April 1 — v. 185,
1440
p.
—
awarded
were
Securities
the
of
to
Corp.
County (P. O.
Sale—The
$5,400,000 road
April 1 — v. 185,
1331—were awarded to a syndi¬
p.
I
AMERICAN VISCOSE
CORPORATION
offered
of the First Na¬
City Bank, of New York
City; First Boston Corp.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
F. S. Smithers & Co.; First South¬
west Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; An¬
composed
tional
follows:
as
$730,000
Dividend Notice
from
Directors
Viscose
regular meeting
1957,
of
declared
fifty cents
share
the
on
payable
on
from
their
Bond
dividend
(50ft)
common
April
on
Offering—R.
P.
10
a.m.
on
1958
1969
to
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Moore State Bank, of Llano. Le¬
April 17, 1957.
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
& Gibson, of Austin.
WILLIAM H. BROWN
Vice President and Treasurer
McQueeney Consol. School District,
Texas
Bond Sale-^-An issue of
f
^
NATIONAL
AIRLINES
$50,000
school building bonds was sold to
M. E. Allison & Company, subject
to
an
election held
on
April 6.
that
announces
bids will be received until
(CST)
a.m.
April 16 for the
on
3.36%.
School District,
Town
Chester
Vt.
Offering —Ellsworth
Bond
L.
Chairman
bonds
offered
April
the
to
3
were
National
First
Chicago, and Robert W.
Co., jointly, at a price
of 100.13, a net interest cost of
about 3,40%, as follows:
$180,000 3Y4S. Due
1958
on
1969 inclusive.
to
145,000 3Y2s. Due
bonds
on
dated
1957.
and interest (A-O)
May 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
1963
terest
tional
Bank
Principal and
payable
in¬
First Na¬
Boston. Legality
the
at
of
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
approved
Bond
County (P. O. Fairfax),
Virginia
Offering — Chairman
Keith
James
Supervisors will
Board of County
chase
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
of
the
that
announces
until
2
p.m.
April 11 for the pur¬
$2,900,000 sewer bonds,
follows:
as
$1,511,000 series C bonds.
1,389,000 series D bonds.
callable
are
of
as
July
First
the
at
National
1,
1966.
pay¬
of Richmond,
Bank,
or
Chase Manhattan Bank, of
at the
New York
by
of
City. Legality approved
Hawkins,; Delafield & Wood,
New York City.
Note
The
foregoing supple¬
report published in our
issue of April 1—v. 18p, p. 1570.
—
will have a sinking fund calcu¬
lated to retire the entire issue by
maturity.
ments the
It
WASHINGTON
County, Kennewick School
No,
17
(P. O. Prosser),
District
interest
and
in United
States
,
is
offering
expected that the public
of the debenture issues
will be made later this month by a.
nation-wide group of investment
the
as
cities
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria, will use the proceeds
outstanding bank loans
and for capital expenditures. The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
which
presently operates from
to' repay
North Vancouver north to Prince
George,
the
to
bank
to
will
apply the proceeds
repayment of outstanding
loans incurred mainly for
of
Dawson
extensions
Creek
and
north
Fort
last
:
public
sale
in
the
United States of Province of Brit¬
ish
Columbia obligations was in
June, 1956 when three instrumen¬
talities of the Province sold
total
a
of
Cutler, of Chicago.
Kenosha
Province.
County (P. O. Kenosha),
St
\
The
,
un¬
the
/.
_
Wisconsin
Offering
Richard
H.
Lindgren, County Clerk, will
MANITOBA
re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(CST)
—
until
2
April
16 for the pur¬
chase of $450,000 County Home
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May
1
on
1969 inclu¬
(M-N)
1958 to
from
sive. Principal and interest
payable at the Kenosha National
Bank, Kenosha, or at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
James Sch. Diet. No.
St.
p.m.
7, Man.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
bonds,
Gairdner
Co.,
&
$330,000
sold
was
and
to
Oldfield,
Kirby
& Gairdner, Ltd., jointly,
5!2s, at a price of 98.45. Due
as
Dec.
on
from
1
1977
1958 to
in¬
clusive. Interest J-D.
NEW
BRUNSWICK
Fredericton, N. B.
Bond
Milwaukee, Wis.
Offering—Virgil H. Hur-
less, City Comptroller and Sec¬
retary, will receive sealed bids
until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on April
16 for the
purchase of $22,200,000
bonds, as fol¬
general obligation
lows:
$4,000,000 bridge bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Bond
Sale—An
issue
000 improvement
of
bonds
$375,^
sold
was
to
a
group composed of
Thomson & Co., Ltd.; W.
Nesbitt,
C. Pitfield
&
Co., Ltd.;' Winslow &
Winslow, Ltd., Gairdner &'Co.,
Ltd.; Greenshields & Co., Inc., and
Cochran, Murray & Co., as 5*4$,.
at a price of 98.27. Due on April
1
from
1958
Interest
A-O.
to
1977
inclusive.
;
.
clusive.
2,750;000 harbor bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
ONTARIO
clusive.
Benton
Principal
be payable
dollars.
July
Merchants
and
to the payment
interest by the
Province of British Columbia and
Chicago.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
as
and
$40,000,000 in debentures
conditionally guaranteed by
inclusive.
1991
to
1961
principal
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
from
are
payable at the
Jefferson County Bank, Jefferson.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond
VIRGINIA
Fairfax
Great
John.
April 17 for the purchase of $27,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
on
of
construction
April 1 from
inclusive.
1970 to 1977
The
April 1 from
April 1,
1957 and mature on April 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
Due
Pacific
Company.
Each of the debenture issues is
be guaranteed unconditionally
by endorsement
such
Sale—The $325,000 school
&
a
of
Railway
.
of
of about
Eastern
1982
purchase of $950,000 storm sewer: banking firms managed jointly by
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1957. Due Morgan Stanley & Co., Harris &
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬ Partners Limited, Inc., and Burns
clusive.
Principal
and
interest Bros. & Denton, Inc.
(M-N)
payable at the Kellogg
The Power Commission which
Citizens National Bank, of Green
supplies electric power to a large
Bay. Legality approved by Chap¬ area of the Province, excluding
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
the
more
densely settled area3
Baird
p.
Bonds due in 1967 and thereafter
until
Centen
A.
sealed
Bank
1440—were awarded
Stuart & Co. Inc., as
price of 100.31, a basis
185,
Halsey,
1
bids
Bond
ford
Commission,, and
sinking fund deben¬
due
will
Bay, Wis.
V
Offering—City Clerk Clif¬
awarded
McWil-
on
at
of
15
inclusive.
1977
(CST)
April 10 for the purchase of
$50,000 road bonds. Dated April
10, 1957. Due on April 10 from
stock,
the close of business
inclusive.
1963
Due
to
15
"
Jefferson, Wis.
Sale—The $275,000 school
Bond
1.977
Green
Bond
sealed
per
record
1964
»
liams, County Judge, will receive
May 1, 1957, to
shareholders
to
April
on
Llano County (P. O. Llano), Texas
April 3,
on
a
at
1958
4,670,000 3%s.
of the American
Corporation
Due
of
1958 to
from
1
inclusive.
construction bonds offered March
receive
5V2s.
as
of the Board
of School Directors, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Beaumont), Texas
Bond
callable
are
Bethel, Vermont
Benson,
Texas.
bonds
June
VERMONT
3.40s, at
Bond Sale—The
Wells,.Inc.; Fridley, Hess
&
Frederking; Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City; and Blewer,
Glynn & Co., at a price of 100.03,
a net interest cost of about 3.45%,
AVI SCO"
bonds
:
on
April 15, 1967.
to
Hereford, Texas
cate
pur¬
E.
Sons;
Columbian
(CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $1,600,000 high school building bonds.
11
April 15
1976 inclusive.
Due
3.10s.
tures
to
be received until 2 p.m.
Power
$20,000,000
WISCONSIN
on
and
covering
an aggregate of $45,000,000 prin¬
cipal amount of debenture issues
of two
instrumentalities of the
The
proposed
issues
$25,000,000 sinking fund de¬
bentures due 1987 of British Co¬
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Bond Ottering—Sealed bids will
Due
Securities
Province.
1207—were awarded
185, p.
the
Commission
are:
VIRGINIA
Young, Moore & Co.
28—v.
Harold
Co.; and Ellis & Co.
&
Ed¬
Wood
as
April 15 from
on
1972 inclusive.
1962 to
Mayer; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.;
Breed
&
Harrison,
Inc.;
&
3.11%,
■'c,
&
wards
about
of
550,000 3s. Due
,
Frederking;
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Seasongood
a
cost
$200,000 5s. Due on April 15 from
1958 to 1961 inclusive. :
Cross;
Provident
Savings
Trust
Co.,
Cincinnati;
Edwards
price of 100.27, a net
follows:
Co.; Underwood,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter &
Weeden & Co.; Roosevelt &
Laidlaw & Co.; Francis I.
Pont & Co.; Fridley, Hess &
Co., at
interest
drews &
I
composed of Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago; J. C.
& Co.; Austin, Hart &
&
syndi¬
Southwest
&
I—v.
to
Parvin; and William N.
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;
Bank
4—
1440—were awarded to
p.
F-A.
Preston,
with
3
Charleston,
W.
V a.
lumbia
Sale—The $3C0,000 public
Bradford
.
.
the
of
members
April
group
&
inclusive.
1985
to
offered
bonds
185,
v.
a
468,000 0.25s. Due on May 1, 1986
re¬
10
April 8 for the
$125,000 unlimited
OIVIDEND
Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
house
by
Exchange
(
WEST
1440—were awarded
185, p.
Interest
approved
April
1972
from
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
Waco Indep.
net interest
as follows:
inclusive.
Feb.
Dated
1
attle.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
a
1968 inclusive.
1958 to
^
Rich¬
$500,000 sewer
to
O. Kountz),
Offering—Fletcher
Sale—The
Bond
2—v.
Texas
Bond
Port
1986
Legality
Bond
Texas
Waco,
185, p. 1331—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
a
to
4%s.
Feb.
improvement bonds offered April
to a
at
as
on
Gibson, of Austin.
3—v.
Jefferson
Hardin
1.
Improvement bonds offered April
Co.,
&
1958 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
McCall,
of
County, Houston Ship Chan¬
Navigation District (P. O.
Sale—The $7,000,000
March
dated
are
Company,
1957. Due
McCail, Parkhurst & Crowe,
Dallas, and Gibson, Spence &
by
Newhard, Cook & Co.; A. G.
$150,000
bonds
payable at the American National
Bank, Austin. Legality approved
of
,
Bond
•
1 from
&
1,
Sept.
Principal and interest (M-S)
1957.
approved
& Gibson,
on
1992 inclusive.
to
Houston), Texas
du
Daingerfteld, Texas
<
Austin.
Harris
Legality
Spence
Gibson,
Co.;
>
1979 to 1989 inclusive.
Interest
'
bonds
was
Co., and
Pancoast,
April 1 from
on
1978
4Vis.
from
The
$390,-
1967 inclusive,
1958 to
office.
urer's
cate: Drexel &
on
104,000 4s. Due
240,000
of
follows:
as
$46,000 3%s. Due
The
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
&
&
Robertson
jointly,
1957.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
1988
$2,563,000 6s. Due on May 1 from
County Rural High School
District
413,000 5s, Due
1957.
1,
on
nel
Chillicothe, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
April
April 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive. Principal and interest
inclusive.
1977
to
Due
by
1966 inclusive.
1958 to
Dated
bonds.
road
Monday, April 3, 1357
Essa
5,500,000 Series A sewer bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1977
inclusive.
r
j
Township, Ontario\
Bond Sale—An issue of
$80,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd., as
6s. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
.
Travis
County
(P.
O.
Texas
Warrant
Johnson,
ceive
Dividend No. 21
The
Board of Directors of Nationol
Airlines, Incorporated, have this day
declared the regular cash quarterly
dividend
of
twenty-five cents (25c)
share on all outstanding common
stock payable on April122, 1957, to
per
;
stockholders of record April 11,1957.
R. P.
Offering
bids
Tom
—
E.
will
until
10
re¬
a.m.
April 8 for the pur¬
chase of $135,000 road and bridge
on
warrants.
Due
on
Dated
March
(M-S)
1,
Principal
payable at
Treasurer's
office.
and
the
building bonds
interest
County
Legality ap¬
at
a
price of
King
District No.
NATIONAL
offers
RADAR-
SMOOTH flights to Florida
Cuba
on
Water Control and
Improvement District No.
9
(P. O.
Austin), Texas
and
all 4-engine service.
Bond
500,000
and
general obligation bonds was sold
to the State Finance Committee,
as
3 V2s,
at
Kirhland
(NATIONAL
Of
the
a
price of
Local
Sale
—
water
revenue
An
works
bonds
issue
of
$1,-
system
tax
was
$130,000 41/£s. Due
1962 to
ttTAHS
sold
to
on
387.74
Sept. 1 from
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Sale—An
4V2%
sold
April 1,
to
Wash.
of
improvement
Grande &
Co.
1957. Due April
1,
$171,bonds
Dated
000
Sale—An
water
bonds
was
and
bonds.' Due
Interest
J-J.
clusive.
;
bonds
are
dated;
Fergus, Ontario
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
May
1.
Bond
was
sold to
J. L. Graham & Co., Ltd., as
5%s,
at a price of 99.80. Due on May 1
from
payable at the
office,; Or at the Guaranty Trust
terest
interest (M-N)
City Treasurer's
Sale—An issue of $200,000
improvement bonds
1957. Principal and
1958
to
1977
inclusive."
"
;
issue
sewer
of
CANADA
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
$275,-
revenue
sold to Chas. N. Tripp
British Columbia
(Province of)
Million Deben¬
tures With. SEC—The Honorable
W. A./'C. Bennett, Premier and
Minister of Finance, Province of
British Columbia, announced that
a registration statement was filed
Registers
?45
In-*
M-N.
-
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
1974.
White Salmon, Wash.
Bond
inclusive.
*■<*
.
QUEBEC
%
~
f
Chicoutimi, Quebec-
Bond Sale—An issue of
issue
Interest A-O. Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Sept. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
952,000 4%s. Due
'
on
Bond
par.
Improvement Dist.
1977
1977 inclusive.
5,250,000 street improvement and
The
Washington
was
James C. Tucker & Co., as follows:
At rtUt N E
Woodinville School
213 (P. O. Seattle),
Sale—An issue of $92,000
Bond
4,700,000 Series DD school bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to
construction
par.
No. 96,
County
sold to the
County,
Miami, Florida, April 1, 1957
Travis
was
State Finance Committee, as 3V2S,
1957,
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
Foreman, Secretary
000
March 1 from 1958 to 1970
inclusive.
''Washington.
;
-
Bond Sale—An isssue of $300,-
County Judge,
sealed
(CST)
Austin),
4
5
$400,000
sidewalk and road bonds was sold
to
A.
E.
Ames
price of 90.36,
&
a
Co., Ltd., at
net interest
a
cost
of about 5.93%, as follows:
$256,000 4^>s. Due
*
on
April 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
144,000 5s. Due.
1968
Dated
A-O.
on
April 1 from
to 1977 inclusive.
April
1,
1957.
Interest
@FedFRASER