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MONDAY
ISSUE
uKoliY
v
OF MICH'GAN
APR 9
1956
3USIHSS AKMISTMIIM
lIBiiUf
Chronicle
Reg U. a Pat. Office
Volume
183
Number 5523
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Monday, April 9, 1956
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Acorn Adhesives Co., Inc., Los
Angeles,
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Calif.—Ea^ns.
the
aircraft
general
office
plant in
industry
and
located
are
Chicago,
in
shares
stricted
stock
of
allied products.
Its factory and
Angeles, Calif., and it has a branch
111.
for
Stock and Bond Quotations
Adams Express Co.—Asset Value
Higher—
As of—
•Net
Mar. 31/56
;
value
asset
•Based
International
$33.52
$30.00
New
York
Stock
New
York
Stock
Corp.,
cluded at net asset value at both dates.—V.
American
183, p. 401.
Boston
corporation
March
on
filed
26
a
letter
of
notification
with
Stock
Cincinnati
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc., Cambridge, Mass.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Stock
Detroit
is
Los
the
of
covering
class
A
without
„
shares
stock
common
underwriting.
advance
-
12,000
in
of
(no
The
connection
class
B
proceeds
with
be
to
par)
the
stock
common
offered
for
are
and
at
1,200
$17.50
an
Agricultural Equipment Corp., La Junta, Colo.—Stock
Offered—The company on March 16 offered
publicly
120,000 shares of 6% preferred stock (par $1) and 30,000
shares of common stock (no
par) in units of four shares
Exchange
34
Exchange—
of
preferred
$4.50.
unit.
per
shall be
mon.]
stock
100
and
share
one
[The minimum
1,
3'/2%
offering,
1S56,
per
and
annum
thereafter,
and
date,
stock
OFFER
Its
TO
present
and
„
as
shall
to
be
the
or
any part
dividends.
balance
of
com¬
stock¬
cumulative
option, from time to time,
whole
accrued
to
the
of
as
the
to
described
as
Nov.
7,
1955.
original
above.
Additional
stockholders
The
on
shares
of
of
was
3:30
March
15,
Foreign
and
The
general
business
incorporated Dec. 5,
was
of
the
corporation
marketing of devices for the burning of
that
may
with
heat
be
used
for
or
devices
or
desirable
in
other
for
used
in
the
varied
the
control
purposes
or
is
including
the
GIVING
In
Combined Condition
Common
—V.
stock
183,
(par
(no
$1)
not
Reserve
PRESENT
Outstanding
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
income
Sales
"
Net
from
Net
ry.
-—V.
railway.
railway..
oper.
183,
p.
income—
taxes
with
stock
shares,
1955
1954
1953
$499,969
$458,194
$403,477
$509,206
129,552
126,961
81,362
186,830
'40,734
51,822
34,149
Materials,
83,442
900,056
806,419
1,016,114
263,710
242,144
144,688
368,642
86,719
93,230
54,408
155,544
1361.
Wages
and
$500,000
the
U.
value
(par
possible
S.
774,246
..A
Government
value of
.
300,000
com¬
144,512
15,085
2,892,446
2,719,888
,
(8,354 shares and 18,404
Dr32,162
Z)r70,854
$6,176,995
$5,507,435
—
—
1669,
p.
A.
Puryear,
H.
Laclede
Gas
46
Gas Corp.
Reid
Jr.,
has
been
Derrick,
Co.
Mr.
will
continue
as
director
a
of
to
of
Alabama
effective April 30.
Mr. Puryear has been Executive Vice-President of Alabama since 1953.
—V.
46
The changes
elected President of this company
resigned to become President
has
who
Derrick
183,
are
1225.
p.
Alabama Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
The company has called
Clearings
series
45
plus
$1,754,000 of its first mortgage bonds, 4%%
1983, for redemption on May 1, 1956. Payment, at 102.06%
interest, will be made at the Chemical Corn Exchange
due
accrued
15, N. Y.
;
J.—Earnings, Etc.—
of
services
inch
$144,435
past
and
and
2,483,288
2,463,165
105,279
contributions
and
$139,235,
current
4,289,057
119^748
37^250
purchased...
to
amortization
32,986
value of investment in
subsidiary
Income
with
Earnings
At
the
Ltd.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 46,900 shares etcapital stock (no par) was
made on April 3 by The First Boston Corp. at $121.25
per share. It was oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 1609.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Partial
U.
S.
possible contract adjustments
Government
454,000
paid
per
in
increase
cash
common
in
975,000
$434,994
annual
$576,127
295,076
262,436
share
meeting
on
authorized
$1.49
April
26,
common
1955
stock
Hanover
The
earnings
Dividends
the
.
stockholders
from
300,000
.}.*■-
•
,
24,000
taxes and
the
1
pen¬
expense
carrying
See
Aluminium
respec¬
service
Corp.^ Equitable Securities Corp. and Drexe! & Co.,
March 25 announced termination of the account with
offering of $14,000,000 30-year first mortgage 3Va%
details in V. 183, p. 1469.
on
the
to
bonds.
$8,460,347
Securities
managers,
respect
1954
3,945,184
Offering Terminated—
amount
due
ment,
$2.05
at
interest,
approved
shares
of
tures
to
2
Wall
Bank,
Aluminum
1970
the
will
have
made
St., New York,
trustee,
Co.
been
sinking
be
as
of
fund
for
First
Y.—V.
Ltd.,
37/b%
redemption
redemption
at The
N.
Canada,
called
that
announces
price
of
National
sinking
on
May
101.25%
City
Bank
182, p. 2013.
Sullen d£imitcd
"
he ^Jorotito
C-hxchancje
Etoch
200
TORONTO, CANADA
Mat Street
Offices:
75
Broch St.
'
KINGSTON, ONT.
*
150
>
PRESIDENT
Bruce -A. fjorris
5 A Rose,
-
he investment
VICE-PRESIDENT
dissociation
ieleph one
Cheap side
John C.
(Canada
EM 8-4731
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
X
ML
Q. X. Mams, J. V. Eroohs, R. JC JtaJey, Q. W. Wiichiner
^bouytas WJcVittie, philip J4. Jdawher, Christopher HJahfroth ffr., Slrthur IV. Stricbtand, Pic hard ^4. YVJothersitl
DIRECTORS:
Redemption—
$2,500,000
i„
1,220,197
contract
$1)
of par
excess
625,893
300,000
and
197,226
577,190
-
succeed
1955
and
salaries,
fund
for
the
(Branch
1
Alabama Gas Corp.—New President—
$7,479,731
supplies
Adjustment of
1,002,678
Wemt ers:
>v
$5,507,435
expenses
respectively)
181,
R.
46
—
Net
from
1
$6,176,995
520,763
received in
Union
Depreciation
From Jan. 1—
Gross
501,500
$1,000,000
and
Treasury stock at cost
as
Interest
1956
railway
railway
37,180
75,700
Earnings retained and employed in the business
51
Banks
FINANCING
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
from
59,771
582,168
bank
taxes
income
for
Bond
tively,
Gross
to
amount)
Bank, 30 Broad St., New York
sion
February—
33
to
stock
mon
necessary
205.
p.
33
other application
only the machines
150,000 shs.
par)
1,357,345
3,075,238
Statement of Federal
Aircraft Radio Corp., Boonton, N.
TO
1,425,222
-
payable
sundry
Amount
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
thereof.
EFFECT
payable
Common
Cover
......
Year Ended Dec. 31—
stock
which-
other combustibles
Authorized
Preferred
nominal
adjustments
1
33
manufacturing
or
market,
or
in
11
Rates
Colo¬
any
gas
weeds
application of fire, but all equipment
the application
CAPITALIZATION
of
Exchange
The Course of Bank
1952,
1954
$536,171
3,670,670
cost
average
——
Accrual
44
...
Averages
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
1956.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used
for the
general purpose of expanding the facilities to
produce and
market products now
being manufactured by the corporation and to
produce and market certain new products.
BUSINESS—The corporation;
43
Dividends Declared and Payable
..
rado.
Section
General Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings.
common
p.m.,
at
(at
Accrued
—V.
closing date of the above stated
original stock subscribers
the
Miscellaneous Features
common
ratio
a
time
1955
Total
on any dividend
outstanding pre¬
the
$363,463
and
prepaid
expenses
allocable
operations, and special deposits
Accounts
6%.
said
at
LIABILITIES—
Notes
40
c
Bond
stock
31
|
Total
to
of
of
as
and
Patents
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—_ 33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
33
corporation recently offered to
preferred stock the right to subscribe for
proportionate share of additional stock of which
their
offered
to preferred
offer to the
dividends
made
Stock
DEC.
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stdck Prices.
STOCKHOLDERS—The
holders
were
are
the
stockholders
purchase
they
stock
i
redeem
at par and
first
was
Dow-Jones
the
of
subsidiary not consolidated
buildings, machinery and equip, (net)—
Land,
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
at
be purchased
amount to
non-cumulative
The corporation
may at its
payment
ferred
stock
common
shares of preferred and 25 shares of
This
which
holders, is not underwritten.
Jan.
of
value
SHEET,
lower
future
37
-
Exchange
Exchange—Curb
is
Investment
38
Stock
Stock
market
-
Insurance
34
Stock
Stock
re¬
the
outstanding and unexercised, and 13,000 shares
options.
The option price in each instance
the
...
ever
36
Toronto
grant
embraced
granted.
Inventories
Stock
Toronto
to
33,000 shares
amendment
receivable, incl. $861,558 (1955) and
$1,136,100 (1954) from the U, S. Government
34
Exchange—
Exchange
This
Accounts
Canadian
share,
per
working capital and
new
headquarters.
company's
aggregate.
future
of
ASSETS—
Cash
34
Exchange
Stock
the
were
for
more
was
29
Exchange
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
shares
or
option
13
Exchange
Angeles
Midwest
available
35%
25
Montreal
SEC
$1) and empowered the directors
to key employees to the extent of
in
BALANCE
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock
Stock
19,950 shares
were
Page
Dec. 31,'55
outstanding. The company's holdings of
a
majority-owned subsidiary, is
in¬
2,643,960 shares
on
American
share
per
(par
options
stock,
company
8,000
shares
subject
to
option
granted prior
to
the
amendment.
During 3 955, options for 18,000 shares were granted, 50 shares were
purchased,
and
an
option for
6,000
shares
expired
by reason
of
termination of the optionee's employment.
On Dec. 31, 1955, options
In This Issue
other
Los
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
500,000
corporation on March 26 announced earnings, after
taxes, of
$4.36 per share for the year 1955, as
compared to $2.21 in 1954.
;
The corporation manufactures
Wilhold Glue and a line of cements
for
a
Corporation and Investment News
The
-
$1.25
principal
fund deben¬
1,
1956.
plus
of
Pay¬
accrued
New York,
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1750)
<-t~
I*/
•;
;
*
■
'
rities
called for redemption on May 1, 1956, $10,000 of
its outstanding 5.90% capital debentures, series 1953, due May 1. 1973
at
has
company
100%
their
of
American
principal
Co.,
due
May
Coupons
usual, manner.—V.
N.
made
be
will
C.
liable
Net
value
asset
Chares
—V.
Higher—
Mar. 31,'56
outstanding
183,
$20.50
1,876,000
______
~l—
401.
p.
Standard
&
if
-De-
Corp.-
Sanitary
regard
to
a
to
not
183,
378.
p.
by
Co.—Earnings Higher—
quarter
of
1955.—V,
182,
corporation filed
SEC, covering
value,
par
of
convertible
on
of
amount
The
its
by
and
is
The
of
crude
The
of
share
record
company
share
constitutes
sidiaries,
tirely
within
the
States.—V.
177,
Ann Arbor
for
The
at
100%
in
the
in
the
option
received
warrant
stock
at
stockholder
not
to
Inc.,
registered
the
corporation first
of common stock
subscription
$3.50
for
Co.
a
purchased
by
not
These
offered
to
common
taken up
used
be
Dart
stockholders
proceeds
follows;
as
Direct
the
will
Mail,
For
Inc.
the
from
loans
and
to
sale
of
Arrow
Graphic
and
further
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1953
$658,112
166,392
103,160
$664,875
88,517
$644,062
118,469
8%
convertible
32,222
33,089
53,618
8%
cumulative
preferred
income—
Common
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
183,
1,323,296
187,752
77,240
52,226
38,833
724,719
issuance
Graphic
The
(a)
Uranium
Apache
(Nev.)
Co.
—
Offered
Stock
The
—
.
on
PROCEEDS- -The
pletion
mill;
of
production;
net
for
and
proceeds are to be
•
-
EFFECT
BUSINESS—Company
At
the
„
organized
was
Nevada
in
time
present
the
company's
Aug.
on
is
business
State
chiefly
and
Net
for
Lambert
It
Tom
These
approximately
All
claims
located
are
miles
12
south
at,
or
west
and
the
near,
of
Bishop,
top
Calif.
Arkansas
the
issuance
Dec.
Louisiana
Securities
14,
of
to
:
pany
Act
to
In
of
that
cash .from
which
Gas
had
entry
would
and
to
pany
Hne
Co.
Co.,
sell
and
the
(3)
City
the
Bank
problems
and
it
New
of
Louisiana
by
stock
common
Investment
to
(1)
of
Com¬
Arkansas
of
of
Fuel
be
gas
newly
new
com¬
of
a
Louisiana.
the
interstate pipe
public offering, the
Stephens Investment
Arkansas
Louisiana
common
about
$19,700,000 from
the
Corp.
including certain
spin-off of the productionInvestment Co. abandoned its plans
to
obtain
new
and
release
a
from
Its
to
renegotiate
company to
loan
with
the
the
Corp.,
bank.
dent
into
The
approximately
stock
common
Arkansas
was
Co.
paid
and
the
45%
e.
stock).
of
$1,000,000
Louisiana
the
ox
holdings
approximately
$2,500,000
$1,000,000
additional
Arkansas
(i.
Louisiana
In
cash
out
stock
addition,
which
of
by
and
the
it
of
23%
had
was
first
Stephens
the
of
Arkansas
the
Mississippi
loaned
given
River
right
from
Investment
Co.,
Fuel
Corp.
Investment
to
the
Louisiana
outstanding
Stephens
the
profits
total
receive
sale
Union
of
an
the
Secu¬
ry.
and
publish
the
oi
to
from
ry.
Feb.
on
corporation
enter
may
arts field;
books
apply
and
of
magazines.
the corporation
electronic,
in
various
ways.—V.
183,
p.
its
and
*
offered
1
American
tp
Canadian
and
and
and
its
the
under
6
(a)
Section
Under
the
6
Section
6
of
(b)
the
6
the
fair
whichever
(b)
initial
under
either
of
the
the
Plan,
offering,
(a)
plan,
made
the
of
the
market
is
is
price
the plan or the
of
employees
subsidiaries
the
of
the
right
to
Plan
at
price
determined
the
is
$24.28
per
purchase price
time
the
share; under Section
is $28.56 per share,
stock
is
allotted
or
Shares
tion
in
of
an
will
the
date
offering,
amount
provided
as
allotted
be
the
sale
of
Plan,
the
are
subscribers
at
the
expiration of three
options.
In the event of oversubscrip¬
allotment to each subscriber will be reduced
the
to limit the total
in
the
be
allotment to the
amount
proceeds
offered
used
for
CAPITALIZATION
to
GIVING
received
be
under
general
the
by
General
corporate
EFFECT
the
sink,
20-year
3%
3%
sink,
Serial
notes
debentures,
sink,
fund
notes
interest
3%
fund
fund
debs.,
maturing
debs.,
due
due
due
1971
1965
PRESENT
and
pfd.
sink. fd.
Not
series
of
designated
Common
stock
(without
ry.
3,127,000
♦4,203
21,608
681,202
632,313
741,595
56,055
121,596
*16,008
'35,362
81,886
./
183,
ry.
—V.
138,949
38,656
1362.
p.
Line
RR.—Earnings-
income.
,
1955
1954
1953
$15,145,674 $13,502,635 $13,849,133 $14,757,053
3,218,428
2,634,676
3,766,773
3,035,775
855,922
766,422
954,194
586,451
__
__
railway-
,'
'
'
'
}.
.
30.276,635
27,110,672
27,502,112
30,147,357
raiiway___.
from
Net
'
■
*8,894
1956
oper.
from
6,058,158
4,866,933
6,765,951
6,128.091
income.
1,770,779
1,678,290
2,285,861
1,733,081
oper.
183,
__
13t>2.
p.
Birdsboro, Pa.—Stock Offered—This
com¬
pany announced on
April 6 that it is offering to its stock¬
holders of record April 5, 1956, the right to subscribe for
92,636 shares of authorized but unissued capital stock
(par
$1)
the
at
of
rate
one
share
new
for
each
two
shares
held, at a subscription price of $11 per share. The
subscription
offer
expires
at
3:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 20, 1956.
tion
subscription offer to stockholders carries an additional subscrip¬
to purchase, subject to allotment/ any shares not sub¬
privilege
scribed
The
that
for
under the
PROCEEDS—Net
stock
will
the
is
primary offer.
company stated that the offering is not being underwritten
firm commitment to purchase the shares has been made.
and
no
be
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
additional
capital
added
initially to the general funds of the company.
It
intention of the company to apply one-half of the pro¬
present
ceeds
(or
approximately $500,000 if all rights are exercised) to increase
working capital of New York Factors, Inc. and the other half to
the
the
acquisition
of
control,
/
BUSINESS—The
voting
under
the
furtherance
or
nesses.
securities
of
York
New
B.
stock
S.
of
present
control,
78%
owns
of
of
various
busi-
the
outstanding
Inc., with the remaining 22%
addition, B. S. F. Co. owns 21% of
Factors,
Co.
F.
of
j
at
company
to
contract
common
In
American
Hardware
Corp.—V.
183,
106.
p.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Exchange Offer—
In their first daily
Bank,
old
exchange
convertible
The
&
B
bonds
for
The
4V2%
4y2%
O
is
income
debentures
exchanging
equal
an
report to the railroad company, Chase Manhattan
has advised that 246 holders of the railroad's
agent,
convertible
of
bonds
a
total
2010
points
amount
payable
out,
since
Jan.
had
principal
of
the
and
1
exchanged
amount
$54,710,000 principal
for
new
of
$2,960,000.
of
amount
its
income
debentures.
exchange is advantageous to the
railroad
holders
debentures
new
July
1,
while
of
the
old
contain
the
old
bonds,
fixed
the
interest
income
bond
are only payable annually, on May 1 of each year, contingent
earnings of the preceding year.
The railroad is now paying
contingent interest account of 1955 ($45 per $1,000 bond)
coupons
upon
annual
will
and
pay
on
13,340,000
16,869
690,408
income™
railway..
debentures
July
1,
the
first
those
to
semi-annual
who
exchange
fixed
interest
($22.50
coupon
$1,000
per
on
the
debenture)
1956.
The
company
formation about
their
fixed
is
inviting
the
income
holders
exchange offer
status.—V.
183,
of the old bonds to request in¬
which will restore to such holders
p.
1610.
1,000,000
150,000 shs.
115,215 shs.
949,560 shs.
300,440 shs.
$1)
$7,500,000 shs.
for
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 29—
1956—Month—1955
Railway oper.
scrip.
revenue—
$1,760,877
Railway
"
to series
♦Including 1,241.2 shares issuable
7,000,000
"
par
1952
(par
.-65,623
*12,019
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$5,598,000
7,000,000
as
1953
$363,745
,33,747
payments
(without par value)
stock
1954
$307,749
•
railway
Outstanding
5,000.000
value) issuable in series:
$1.50
from
Net
the
FINANCING,
3,000,000
1971,
pfd. stk.
2nd
.
the
Option
1957,
beginning 1958
$5 cumul.
Cumul.
$7,000,000
from
Stock
'
15,000,000
1970
1956
2%%
due
the offering
company
Restricted
purposes.
TO
Y.
59,405
railway
coupons
Authorized
3%%
of
Plan.
shares
to
to
the
of
N
1955
income
oper.
from
greater.
from
15,
$326,938
30,206s
railway.-!
Atlantic Coast
issued,
Under
the
initial
offering, rights may be exercised at any time
during the period from April I, 1956 to May 1, 1956, when the options
expire.
months
New York
1956
under
alternative purchase price determined
whichever is or becomes applicable.
on
Feb. 1, 1956, the purchase price
alternative
value
purchase
Bank, 70 Broadway,
$327,886
railway
B. S. F. Co.,
seek
impulse,
subsidiaries.
subscription
Hanover
February—
Gross
:
to
electrical
1610.
officers
The
at
Deficit.—V.
The
Feb.
on
$10,077,957 $11,342,514 $21,047,428 $21,400,997
*,<34,b2d
*,o4o,8„6
9,272,059
9,348,504
oper._
income..._
oper.
Net
management
opportunity
ry.
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
railway......
from
Net
graphic arts equip¬
Street, :New York City,
New York 10, New
the
1,433 Vz shs.
From Jan. 1—
Net
Avenue,
states
commit¬
production-extraction
Accordingly in October, 1955, new agreements were
among Stephens Investment Co., Mississippi River Fuel
First National City Bank of New York, Union Securities
Corp., and the President of Union Securities Corp., pursuant to which
Stephens Investment Co. sold to Union Securities Corp. and Its Presi¬
entered
produce
PROCEEDS—Net
conditions,
Net
Gross
five
of
Option Plan for Employees of Ashland Oil & Refining
The
number
of
shares
any
employee may
for
and
the subscription
price per share are set forth in
the Certificates of Option issued by the company,. The
subscription
price has been determined in accordance with the Stock Option Plan;
The First
proposed
it
.or
of
natural
non-affiliated
a
means
changed
the
Stephens
stock
the
a
company to
the stock of this
York.
reason
to
off"
that
$2,500,000 borrowing from Mississ¬
a
loan of
a
anticipated
,
share of
-
corporation
intention
company
Section
Arkansas
to
of
one
subscribe
or
Co.
"spin
properties
through
necessary
the
River
York
of
New
properties,
sell
Mississippi
Rock,
company, had changed its plans
the 19o4 order.
At the time of the
of
Stephens
and
incident
bee?me
to
Little
Utility Holding
utility
basis
purchase
principally
Subsequently,
extraction
Inc.,
and
from
from
Employees—
Co.
exemption, the Commission
which in 1954 purchased for
the
of
Fuel Corp.,
distribute, by
stock
common
1954
National
Co.,
Public
the
Fifth
514V2 shs.
2,500 shs.
181, p. 1550.
Net
.
•Restricted Stock
-
of
Co.,
its distributive share
financed
in
ment
order
51.5%
public
a
order,
ippi River Fuel Corp.
tax
the
Mississippi River
of
had
stock
Co.
Arkansas
(2)
company;
shares
of
Investment
production-extraction
organized;
Investment
3(a)(4)
■
com¬
subscribe for and purchase 100,000 shares of cumulative second
pre¬
ferred stock, $1.50 series of 1952 (convertible prior to June 15, 1962).
Such
subscription rights are evidenced by nontransferable Certifi¬
cates
of
Option
issued pursuant to
the provisions of
the General
1
1954
cause
oil
Stephens
previous
Service
furnished
the
of
the
Stephens
Cities
Louisiana
R.
the
possible
■company
1935.
modifying
found
it
W.
Section
service;
is
The
Modified—
Exchange Commission on March 30 announced
decision modifying its exemption order
granted on
to
pursuant
Co.—Order
from
years
\
Feb.
..
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
con¬
and
a
1954,
Ark.,
Gas
.
operates
West 33rd
46
210
branch of tne graphic
every
manufacturers
approximately 1,000 tons of mineralized material, containing silver
lead in undetermined amounts, stockpiled.—V.
183, p. 206.
The
.,
and advanced mechanical principles to the graphic arts field.
corporation will work towards the development: of such equip¬
have such equipment built to its order, buy newly developed
equipment from manufacturers or integrate the equipment of many
company plans to confine its early operations to the Arcturas
Mining Claim where some of the exploration work has been performed
and
•
The
The
and
of
and
$150,000
2,000 shs.
1226.
p.
made
be
Gross
of
ment,
*
•
foregoing claims are unpatented mining claims, each
taining approximately 20 acres.
share
one
Mt.
of
•
the
of
corporation
office,
$150,000
1956—Month—1955
1956-r2 Mos.—1955
$44,061,278 $40,638,207 $91,061,173 $81,613,018
33,983,321
29,295,693
70,013,745
60,212,021
February—
optical
No. 1, Lambert No. 7, Artie, Storm, White Cap, Iceberg
mining claims also located in the County of Inyo, State
Snow Bird
and
licity
Mining Claims located approximately 9V2 miles
west of Ibex Springs, 2% miles northwest from Arcturas
Mining Claim,
formerly known as Old Ibex Silver Mine.
California.
the
main
fr.
oper.
Net
12th Street
its
charter
every
Rusty pick Lode
The
East
at
'
Outstanding
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings-
corpo¬
acquires, in New York
organizes or
oper.
183,
—V.
the
including the purchase
and operation of printing, typesetting, engrav'ng and
photographic equip¬
ment, create, design and render advertising, public relations and pub¬
is
and
it
p.
rev.
ry.
will
'•
completed
was
FINANCING
There have been called for redemption on
May 1, 1956, $149,000 of
first, mortgage 3%%
bonds due Nov. 1, 1963.
Payment, at 100%%
of the principal amount
plus accrued interest to the redemption date,
■
-
corporation
preferred stock
which
corporations
-
each
leases 'on
located approximately six miles
westerly from Ibex Springs, 2y2 miles
easterly from the Rusty Pick Mine and is approximately 55 miles north
'and west of Baker, Calif.
of
unit,
per
the
of
- '
units/each unit consisting
cumulative
!
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.—Bonds Called—
50,000 shs.
affirmed
group
the
Bemidji in connection
PRESENT
119,720 shs.
have
three
1955,
TO
purchase
;
20,
is located in
EFFECT
par value)__
($100 par value)
1226.
expenses.
Net
—V.
$70,000
purchase
V
within
<
Sept.
stock
9,600
subsidiaries
35
as
The
the following mining properties:
The Arcturas Mining Claim located July 1, 1940, and situated in
Ibex Mining District, County of Inyo, State of California.
Said claim
The
of
$5
York.
an
company.
holds
company
exercised
be
previously been operated under
had a varying interest.
A
stock
revenue—
,
iNew
elsewhere.
at
well
as
of
must
bar value 8%
at
to
share.
per
offering
stock,
Through
Nev.
that
holder
reserve
Drug Store.
GIVING
Railway
securities
,-
follows:
are. as
.,
or
ment
1955.
10,
the
OFFERING—On
through subsidiary
'
15,403,500 shs.
Street, Las Vegas,
$4
management
kept in
store.
new
preferred stock ($100
20, 1956.
The sale of this issue left 50,000 shares of the corporation's preferred
stock and 75,000 shares of common stock outstanding or subscribed.
BUSINESS—Corporation was chartered by the State of Delaware on
May, 3, 1955.
It will act as a development corporation and operate
for com¬
Outstanding
25,000,000 shs.
is located at 519 Carson
exploratory mining
The
1
at
warrant
an
common
FINANCING
Authorized
(par one cent)
Its business office
PRESENT
TO
>
Each
shares of $1
-
GIVING
entitles
the
warrants
1956.-
menced
work; pay lease payments prior to
working capital and general corporate pur¬
for
used
CAPITALIZATION
warrant
PREVIOUS
exploratory
poses.
Common stock
used to pay loan
(b)
>
10,
March 10 publicly offered 1,425,000 shares
of common stock (par one cent) at seven cents per share,
without underwriting.
company
to
the
stockholders
the
be
re¬
$2,000
on
May 15, 1946.
This store
of Osmon Drugs.
As of July 1, 1955,
of the business known as Larson
Grand Forks, N. D.
'
*
>'
Atchison, Topeka &
public
Corp.
5,000,000 shs.
and
warrants
of
stock
common
<
directors
to
it
capital
sto.es;
name
the company
of
Corner
Period End. Feb. 29—
Outstanding
50,000 shs;
$1)
various
the balance
$16,000
which
operat.ng
Crookston
Drug Store at
office
Johnson
Railway oper.
FINANCING
Authorized
(par
cent)___
features
Each
PRESENT
store
for
.e
acquired certain assets
main
the
-V.-183,
Development,
—$70,000
stk.
one
100.000
of
ration.
1470.
p.
(par
WARRANTS—The
1,429,394
375,240
172,618
1,276,481
267,473
1,495,475
income—
oper.
stock
TO
7
-
...
From Jan. 1—
Gross
EFFECT
debentures
56,954
railway-
1954
t
incorporators
at
operated under the
Common
acquisitions.
GIVING
1955
railway—
oper.
CAPITALIZATION
1956
$754,254
the
5%
_
'• February—
approximately
Forks
in
a
for
,
use
Grand
and
interest
Authorized
allowed
the
all wholly-owned subsidiaries; to pay balance due on
outstanding capital stock of Screened Copy, Inc.;
capital
the
departments
sinking fund debentures
subscrip¬
new
Automation
plus
1961
1,
preferred
be
to
the
for
to
These stores had
which
acquired
CAPITALIZATION
one
or
Feb.
accrued
,
expects
approximately $30,000
6%
for
will
offered
N. D;
in
was
Torgeson
with
by other stockholders.
be
store
company
and
to pres¬
all
working
at Grafton.
has been
":.•
net
use
some
,
and
into
purchase
warrants
Stockholders
fixtures
to
of
and
holder
after
or
100%
;
corporation
new
partnership
retail
at $3.50 per share.
rights
three
every
presently holds.
April 5, 1956.
on
large.
are
RR.—Earnings—
of
of
on
at
opening
callable
issuance
from
years
100%
callable
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Minnesota on Dec.
26,
1945 to purchase a group of drug stores which had
been operated by
the original incorporators of the
company.
These stores included the
Johnson Corner Drug Store,
Bemidji, Minn.; J & b Drug Stores at
Thief River Falls; Parkins Corner
Drug Store, Thief River Falls; John¬
son Drug, Fergus Falls;
Fargo Drug Co., Fargo; and the Grafton Drug
:
50,000 shares
expired
five
at
redemption.
expansion
The
issue;
of
and
also
in payment of short-term notes;
for the purchase of a store or
prin¬
stock.
choice for subscription rights
York),
2126.
first
date
1961
purchased;
the
and each $10 face amount of the debentures
first
at
payment
cently
No underwriting
from
years
1,
are
PROCEEDS—The
-
.•
of
Feb.
interest to date of
debentures
the sinking fund.
acquisition or disposition
the securities or assets of
of
before
or
accrued
any
offered
STOCKHOLDERS—The
common
the
10
rights
of
•
mature
time at the
any
PROCEEDS—The
p.
on
'
f
the. Commission deems that an %
filed with respect thereto, such
were
tion
in 1930 and, together with its sub¬
integrated oil corporation operated en¬
fully
a
United
TO
of
shares
organized
was
company shall have the privilege of
redeeming the debentures
a
whole or in part on
any interest payment date on 30 days'
notice.
Such redemption shall be at the price of
103%
if redeemed
a
^
$11
common
Stockholders
holders
for the
2-for-l
at
of
stockholders
Shares
its common stock
April 30, 1956.
on
share
OFFER
reserves.
splitting
is
company
each
convertible
ent
to
additional
pf
at
Marcn 23 of¬
on
as
'.
corporation
key
.
The
Offered—Mention
to
are
to
granted under
were
.
Falls, Minn.,
either
proposed
p.
debentures
debentures
the
one
working capital for use as needed in the expansion
improvement of plants and in the exploration and development
added
be
sut>4ec
Corp.—Securities
Graphic
$10 for the last five years;
conversion
the
be
is involved.
a
privilege and to comply with anti-dilution
provisions. The offering date and the proposed yield on the preferred
stock are to be supplied by amendment.
The underwriting group will
be represented by Glore, Forgan & Co., Chicago, 111.
The net proceeds of approximately $10,000,000 will be used in part
for payment of $3,500,000 of sncrt-term bank debt, which was incurred
for
use
in
expansion of the company's properties and the balance
will
would
658.
183,
shares
„
transaction
cipal amount in multiples of $10 each.
With SEC—
registration statement
cumulative preferred
or before May 31, 1966, together
common
stock, to meet possible
200,000
indeterminable
an
Louisiana.—V.
convertible
April 4, 1956
shares of
on
the
exercise
which
individually, with respect to
directly or indirectly, of any
him,
all such
iss-.ance
.
bie^ut-ns xMvos«meht'- Company were
11
the
and
of
by the stock¬
Jan. 16,
1956,
on
for
183, p. 990.
any
was made in our issue of April 2 of the offering to the
public of 50,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) '
at $3.50 per share.
In addition, $70,000 of 10-year 8%'■]
410.
p.
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—Registers
with
engage
then Arkansas Louisiana or Stephens
the case may be,- shall give the Com¬
days'1 written notice of such proposal/ and,
15
made
be
Arrow
two
full
would be "substantially higher" than that for the
quarter of 1956
first
$50
Act
respect
1956.—V.
approved
meeting
reserved
were
conversion
on
outstanding including
Associated Drugs, Inc. (Minn.)—Debentures Offered—
R. Olson Co., Fergus
transaction will not be con¬
unless
and
until
the Commission permits
it;to. be con¬
A
similar requirement has also been imposed on W.
R.
Arkansas
Although the only complete figures available were for the first
first
stock,
1954
Louisiana
than
less
will
summated.
higher in January and February, 1956, than in the corresponding
of 1955, said Paul M. Hahn, President, on April 4.
This
not
Stephens,
months, Mr. Hahn added that he was sure that net income for the
*.
proposes
annual
stoch
issuance
no#
Option Plan
the
W.
of "
Holding Company Act if Arkansas Louisiana
registered holding company,, or. if Stephens
to engage in any -transaction regarding its
a
Arkansas
summated
months
with
of
in
for
above.
as
1958.
modification
unit sales of cigarettes, and net income of this company
Dollar sales,
were
Co.
in
filing
a
-'-•■v/;.1
American Tobacco
require
Stock
at
cu.nmon
19,
offered
fered
upon
receipt of any such notice
application or declaration should be
to
orously.—V
14,
Dec.
Personnel
Jan.
on
reserved
are
p.e.erred stock
shares
company
of
and options
the Plan
since the entry of the
that the public interest
consumers
if
at Pittsburgh
today attacking the merger with Mullins.
all legal aspects were carefully considered before action was
complete the merger. We are confident that the merger does
violate tne anti-trust raws.
We expect to defend the merger vig¬
Justice
Key
the
the
publicly $150,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures,
consent of Stephens Investment Co. •■"•
due Feb. 1, 1966, at 100% and accrued
the Commission has now entered a
interest on a best
order so as to provide in effect that
efforts basis. ;
;
;
to
in
...transaction which
proposes
the
to
Holding Company
mission
However,
taken
than
personnel
of
registered holding
company,
Investment Co., or both, as
.
of
the
the
Louisiana
subsidiary
interest
suit filed against the corporation by the United
States Department of Justice in connection with its recent merger with
Mullins Manufacturing Corp.:
v*' •, •.... •;
'
'
"Inasmuch as the action is a complete surprise to us, we have not
had any opportunity to consider the charges filed by the Department
in
modifying
subject
investment
made the following state¬
Joseph A. Grazier, President, on March 30
ment
and
Stephens,
order,
a
later
no
distribution
a
Accordingly, with the
individually,
R.
Arkansas
were
investors
of
contemplates
changed circumstances
the Commission stated
of the
order,
interest
Co,
holdings
stock
Louisiana
light
be
Investment
Stephens
order.
would
fends Merger—
the
of
W.
new
Radiator
American
Lnder
Farther,
and
snares
the
that
default.
1952 second
shares
306,000
the
and
the event of
in
1,128,361.5 shares
shares of
holders
exemption
and
$18.49
1,875,500
share.——
per
Bank
promissory
Arkansas
In
1954
Dec. 31/55
the
National City
treasury
Corporation has now become jointly and severally
notes with Stephens Investment • Co. :' T e
Louisiana shares previously pledged as security continue to
pledged.
its
American International Corp.- -Asset Value
As of
of the
bank
the
purchase
the
tOf which
President.,..,. Mississippi
River Fuel
loan agreement cond ue and it is
Stepnens Investment Company promissory
latter's
tne
on
Arkansas
be
the
under
Securities
Union
the
be detached and collected in
and
to
from
notes
.
1.
p.
obligations
obligated
the
at
-
should
1956,
1,
182,
Payment
amount.
Charlotte,
Trust
Corp.,
Corp's
Georgia—Redemption—
American Discount Co. of
The
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
.
.
expenses.
1,174,723
oper,
1956—2
Mos.—11955
$1,199,604 ' $3,405,458
$2,396,140
1,035,309
2,225,878
1,997,791
$586,154
$164,295
$1,179,580
$398,349
354,498
137,220
701,785
328,943
752,145 shs.
______
*5,433,532 shs.
.Net
Net
—V.
rev
ry.
fr.
oper.
183,
p.
ry.
oper._
income
1362.
Volume
•:
183
Number 5523
Barber Oil
The
net
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,
Corp.—Reports Profit—
income
of
'
corporation
and
its
to
$14,537,407.
the
for
This
liquidation
1955,
includes
.
with
•
Broad Street Investing
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
dealer's discount of
a
75
cents
Refractories,
It
to
Basic,
of
25%
a
i,
the
i
which
is
3.
Both
on
March
new
in
the
1,250,090,
of
%
658.
p.
to
the
cash
will
'
number
of
record
dividend
of
be
payable
"
\
<
reflects
the
broader
manufacture
and
markets
1106.
the
per
holders
of
the
on
in
distribution
the
glass
•••
.
of
building
chemical
and
Eendix
„
Aviation
shares
of
A new
material
of
industries.—V.
stated
183,
...of
'
.
stock
Corp.—Engineers Reveal Quick New
;
time
30-to-l
and
N.
Y.,
'f
Period End. Feb. 29
Railway
Railway
1.
oper.
$1,396,631
1,644,322
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
$2,662,987
2,911,632
*$255,807
*$248,645
*22,515
385,062
stock
new
which
of
12,
t
was
now
created
of
.s
few
He
222,730
,
steel
1955
from
steel
weeks
warehouses
Mr
Wenrlf
condition
lengthened."
has
but
snirl
:
prices.
•*
sales
as
of these
again
During
the
Wendt
become
said
that
filed
the
difficult
more
and
626,990
Electric
&
Gas
Co,—Registers
registration statement
a
Plan.—V.
stock
common
with
182,
2678.
p.
the
SEC
under
the
-
_
N,
Y„
and
its
plants
be
•
,
share for
one
subscription price of $51.50
a
per
em-
subject to allotment. Rights will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) April 19, 1956.
Union Securities Corp is heading the
underwriting group, which
company
includes Lehman Brothers;
Allyn & Co., Inc.
PROCEEDS
White, Weld & Co. and A.
Net proceeds from the
sale
of
the
new
Feb.
stock
common
impart the company's construction
a
ended
C.
i
uf J to
includes
program
1956.
100,000 kw. generating unit in East Peoria, 111.
,; EARNINGS—The company
reported earnings of $3.70 per share for
the year ended Dec.. 31, 1955 and
$3.95 per share for the 12 months
29,
CAPITALIZATION
">
■
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
-
"First mortgage bonds—
3»/4% series due (April
Outstanding
1)
1963
$9,376,300
12,500,000
series
due
(Dec.
ll
1979—
314%
in
Kitchener, Ontario, had an
insurable value
approximately $14,500,000 in excess of the stated value
of $2,842,171
carried on the books at Nov.
30, 1955, the end of the
firm's fiscal year.—V. 182, p. 2015.
to
Employee
.
(no par) on the basis of
2%%
equipment
and
April
stock
common
.
Tonawanda,
With
on
Shares not subscribed for will be offered to
latter
"in
1,567,344
471,627
v
943,211
Exchange Commission—
which
States
1,023,594
each 10 shares held at
nrHers
were
United
1,501,950 \
804,5o8
Illinois
Purchase
.
Mr.
-: y- -.
value of the firm's
the
North
higher
deliveries eased
this
estimated
at
1,432,054
ployees of the
business
7,29(5,858
Central Illinois Light Co.—Stock Offered—This com¬
is offering to holders of common stock of record
April 3 rights to subscribe to 100,000 additional shares
of"
„
1471.
p.
6,528,812
pany
growth
states and
12
291,782
6,980,505
income
share.
serving
224,198
7,245,266
>
1953
-
1363.
offices
50
396,009
railway
p.
provide for continued
to
..Operates
Chairman,
383,107
covering 40,000 shares of its $10 par
by the company to eligible employees
offered
Stock
754,833
1954
-
1
company
1056,
$3,572,987
523,961
railway
oper.
183,
This
$3,233,942
677,4o8
income
Securities and
<
class
new
a
during 1955 the scarcity of steel products, the
purchase
item, forced the buying of considerable
largest
of
deliveries
*$202,066
135,020
creation
Wendt noted that
company's
1362.
p.
the
company,
Mr.
2,195,738
*$247,691
183,
the
Navies were also
good, he added, as well
products for American passenger and
cargo ships.
$1,993,672
1,129,886
is
from
ry.
1935
$3,377,701
710,239
1—
..Central
-
r,, •
amendments
Gruers received by this
company during
the first four months of
fiscal 1956 have been
"excellent," Edgar F. Wendt, President, announced
on March 30.
X <■.
last
oper._
ry.
on
1956
oper.
frcm
Net
—V.
re¬
Buffalo Forge Co.—Reports "Excellent" Orders—
mor.t
$874,079
Gross
engineer and
"CalientJJe.
7956—2 Mos.—1955
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
per
underwriters headed by Blyth
Co"
share. Rights had expired On March 27.
p. 1362.
r
Territory of Hawaii.—V. 183,
Buffalo,
Net
12
and Canadian
RR.—Earnings-
1956—Month—1955
March
for powerhouse
r
fans
fans-which-have met 'with' "excellent
which have met
with
.industrial response."
Sales of fans and
pumps to the
-
costs
Lake Erie
&
record
designated as serial preferred shares.
Offer,-President, and Albert Behr^tock, Board
S.
amounts
Bessemer
2786.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,592,498
railway
railway
From Jan
;
t.
per
Contributing to the increased
March 29.
on
182,
Net
the
addi¬
an
.
can
reduce
surveying and
15-ti-l,
according
to
a
joint
announcement by this corporation's
Computer division of Los Angeles,
Calif., and the engineering firm of Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, of
Syosset, L. I., N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1470.
engineering
with
from
be
that
the
,.
•
.
and
highway engineers which ended in Albany,
Preliminary tests indicate the method
to
Charles
products,
speedy system for solving engineering problems in high-,
.way construction through the combined use of aerial
photography and
electronic
computation
was
disclosed
at
an
inter-state
meeting
of
•
of
.v
Included in.the approved
r ;, •
Basic
Method for Road Surveys—
■*--
stockholders
See also V..183
the
:•
filed
covering
$1..—V.
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—New Stock Created—
;,.v Ihe stockholders, recently approved-the proposed
amendments to the
articles-o.f incorporation. .
share
record
additional
diversification
and
30
statement
par
Net
•
cents
to
.
expansion
March
on
stock,
c
Subscriptions—Of the 395,096 shares
recently offered for subscription by
stock
common
Inc-> at $20.75
,
April 3.
25
18
company
registraiton
capital
of Georgia
from
-
March; i8 by. Ihe-
•;
the distribution
previously declared by
was
payable April
.*■
company*
authorized
of
its
of
at $19
share, 370,527 shares were subscribed
for, and the
maining 24,569 shares were taken up and sold
.
permitting
which
April 16 to holders
dividends
name
and
p.
to
dividend
been declared,
27.
183,
to
Gross
Net
was
i.
'The
into
.
650,000
addition
voted
'
increase
an
stock
payable
in
has already
April
?
«
and
from
common
directors,
This
Inc.
shares
common
below.—V.
Ma«h'27CaroS SSS&Mto
/;
•name
Inc.
investment
Budd Co.—Stock
share,
per
common
Basic
also
York
amendment
1,200,000 shares
made
was
share.
per
New
an
tional
completed
See
Central
February—
t
of American
ing of 18,825 shares of common stock (par $1)
on April 3 by Lee
Higginson Corp. at $20.25
3
The
company is building a modern, two-story office
building in the
of Mount Royal,
Quebec, to accommodate the
expanding eastern
regional marketing office.—V. 183, p. 554.
'
subsidiaries
This
Basic,
(1751)
Town
this
according to its annual report, amounted
a
profit of $14,160,761,'after taxes, from
Republic Corp.—V. 183, p. 1362.
V
^
series
due
(Dec.
1)
1981_
(par
$100)
tPreferred
stock,
cum.
•'
8,000,000
250,000 shs.
414%
preferred stock
—111,464 shs.
Common stock (no par value)—
1,500,000 shs.
1,100,000 shs.
"Not limited
(A. M.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Tne
the
<
corporation
SEC
lfal,
March
on
covering
$1).—V.
filed
2d
additional
an
r.g miration
a
40J,000
shares
o,
J.
stat.m.nt
with
stoc.i
(p_r
common
>
.
643.
p.
elected
and
.
!,
"
been represented by an outside sales
representative.
The Nissho
company, a leading Japanese
-•
importing,
See
exporting
and
-
carry out campaigns for sales of Boeing 707-120
220 Stratoliners and Boeing 707-320 Intercontinental
jet transports
in Japan.
•
The
Nissho
also represents such U.
company
Manufacturing Co., Armstrong Cork Co.,
Chalmers
V.
..
■
Investment
*
PROCEEDS—Net
Corp,—
America,
and
Boston, Mass.—
1074.
provide
to
its
Exchange Commission—
share
sion
■'
corporation
of
Board
its
and
This
facilities
this
President,
outlay
is
almost
March
on
double
year's
expenditure
of
■
*■.
in Washington,
River-front
W.
Va.
This plant is being built
with ample space for expansion.
site,
has under construction
Ana,
Calif.
on
$13,000,000
Ihe
Byron
car
Net
in
1955
a
new
high of $41,075,084,
$24,460,075, equal to $3.27
with
the half-million dollar
passed
mark
for
$552,192,430, compared with $380,317,341 in
earnings
since
year
the
&
Maine
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
the
first
1954.—V.
oper.
fr.
rev.
ry.
r—V.
pfd.
ry.
dend
stock
in
of
British
M.
S.
time,
Jan.
firm
'»
and
ucts all
$2,993,143
and
cable
He
showed
stated:
increases
"Although
not
have
f
have
been
maintained
improvement
j
;•
]
v
yet
877,584
Co.
Allyn
shares
shares
at
high
a
level
to
isued
.
j
■
showing
Noelke No. 1 well
wells
County,
?J- day on
Wyo.,
an
producers,
jj-3;'
A
-or
County.
Mr.
a
which
flow.
In
completed
were
The
of
one
open
produced at
was brought in
completed
on
were
all
^
•
produced
640-acre
at
the
two
oil
Lea
County,
and
Canada
on
a
that
block
wildcat
will soon begin
processing facilities, which will
on
unit
at
the
new
Montreal
100,0J0
over
2,500
at
Clarkson
barrels
:
R.
in
San
-
per
Juan
Mont.,,
in
this
area
also
are
refinery
on
ResuLs-
durin» the
being
new
drilled.
crude
oil
more than double present capacity, and
reforming unit.
A new catalytic reforming
refinery is now in operation.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
Dana
(Telephone
post
oflice
Canada,
NOTE:
at
$63.00
On
Seibert
STate
President.
2-0613);
New
per
account
York,
year.
of
1
N.
CHRONICLE
Published
Countries, $67.00
fluctuations in
(Reg. U.
twice
week
a
the
per
rate
of
excess
Directors
share
per
of $115
per
from
may
plus
share
time
in
and
gas
of
steam
and
in
rural
cities
22
hot
water
and
has its prin¬
Peoria 2, 111., and
and
areas;
sale
the
towns;
for
electric
of
purchase,
and the
heating
dis¬
pro¬
in
purposes
ally,
to
purchase,
the
percentage
of
writer
issuable
to
pursuant
below
named
have
severally
and the company has agreed to sell to them sever¬
set forth below opposite the name of each under¬
shares
such
underwriters
of
the
the
additional
company's
stock-
common
offers
to
as
shall
not
stockholders
and
;
—_
be
em¬
ployees.
Union
Securities
Lehman
Corporation—
Brothers
—
C. Allyn & Company,
A.
183,
42%
-a-——_——a—
White, Weld & Co._
\
Incorporated.,
20
20
—
■.—
18
1471.
p.
Central RR.
Co.
Period End. Feb. 29—
of New
Jersey—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
1956—2 Mos.—1955
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$4,891,483
$4,311,355
$9,939,070
Railway
oper.
expenses-
3,855,025
3,479,969
7,844,534
7,196,562
oper._
$1,036,458
$831,386
$2,094,536
$1,677,658
income—
335,738
216,033
672,967
383,804
$8,874,220
named
the
below,
W.
E.
shares
have
Lehman
2,000
Lester,
Co.
Inc.
from
ry.
As
Read
Co.,
California;
of
Goodbody
&
Hallgarteri* &
2,000
17,000
4,000
Co._:—„
Corp.—
4,000
Co.—J—
15,000
&
&
p.
Smith,
Weeks-—
10,000
1611.
2,000
.
71,574
1,843,000
1,812,000
451,607
362,839
430,766
351,061
126,102
48,301
152,375
79,125
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings-
Net
1956
1955
1954
1953
$576,407
$571,789
$577,014
128,906
151,527
153,985
120,706
59,514
72,889
81,760
1,416,518
1,163,469
1,102,997
1,172,881
railway———
448,979
269,433
253,365
308,441
Income—
216,145
128,423
125,873
165,938
Income
oper.
ry.
10,000
2,000
—
Co.,
&
4,000
6,000
Inc
—*—
Agnew
Barney
2,000
Co.—-L._
6,000
Co.__\_
$717,421
251,780
.
&
Co\—15,000
R.) Staats
Webster
&
lCo._
4,000
Securities
15,000
Co
—
2,000
Walston
Trask
&
Co.
6,000
Walker
H.
&
Co
6,000
6,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
4,000
White,
Weld
&
Co
-15,000
Dean
h
Co.,
Witter
&
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
183, p. 1363.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
oper.
Net
rev.
ryi
—V.
fr.
21,794,402
oper..
$9,948,875
ry.
Income
oper.
183,
1956—Month—1955
$31,743,277
expenses.
5,670,995
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$25,334,686 $63,671,118 $51,849,166
18,038,390
44,088,918
37,048,701
$7,296,296 $19,582,200 $14,800,465
4,579,302
11,138,462
9,212,180
1363.
p.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
February—
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
1956
railway
railway——
income
oper.
1955
1954
1953
$19,587,839 $17,882,163 $20,255,219 $20,823,561
4,377,496
3,708,194
6,021,539
6,267,142
1,966,884
1,626,758
2,678,890
2,512,985
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway,
railway
income.
oper.
183,
p.
39,446,832
35,465,047
40.303,553
43,079,372
8,960,698
7,550,241
10,966,591
13,132,438
4,007,751
3,246,682
4,755,860
5,313,028
1363.
4,000
&
William
&
from
Gross
Net
Hopwood
&
Co
Stone
G.
Fay———
Hornblower
57,321
183, p. 1363.
February—
Gross from railway.,
Net from railway
2,000
4,000
Co
&
Schwabacher^&._,
Spencer
2,000
2,000
*1,900
1,697,000
17,000
10,000
——
Shuman,
10,000
Co
:—
Co
Co
Inc.
10,000
&
Co
&
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Corp.
'Sutro &
Herrman
194,856
36,026
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Net
15,000
Co
&
Reynolds
The
4,000
Co.—
4,000
Pierce,
Jaffray
15,000
&
Co.—
Curtis
Co.———Co.—
2,000
Beane
Cook
Ohio
Co.-—
Noyes
&
4,000
Corp.
Michigan
Forgan &
Goldman,
Sachs
183,
Newhard,
4,000
First
&
&
Stanley
10,000
Boston
2,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Co.
railway-,
railway——__
4,000
2,000
6,000
from
Period End. Feb. 29—
Co
The
Co.
&
&
2,000
Co.—-„—
&
6,000
10,000
Moseley
Putnam
Pont
Co.——
Milwaukee
S.
Piper,
First
Hooker
The
F.
17,000
Chapman
Hemphill,
Inc.
a
Rhoades
Lynch,
10,000
du
Co.
1 963
$909,000
183,184
i5,000
&
Loeb,
Fenner
Inc.—
&
First
Henry
Merrill
2,000
—
Lundborg & Co
Co.______—:—
I.
Elworthy
Farwell,
&
&
1
Co
1954
$924,000
152,916
were
10,000
Corp
Ryons
M.
& -Dominick—_
&
Francis
&
1955
$837,000
1,845,000
income—
oper.
Net
17,000
Co.
McDonald
6,000
10,000
ry.
1956
$904,000
204,138
railway——
common
Brothers
Morgan
&• Co,
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earningsrailway
From Jan. 1—
Net
Co
&
Higginson
&
Co.
from
ex¬
Co
&
Loeb
-2,000
&
1363.
p.
from
Gross
divi¬
made
of
shares
Hutton
Kuhn,
Lee
2,000
oper.
183,
Gross
Shares
Simmons-—
Co
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Carl
Sons.—__
ry.
serin
stock
a
1,764
500,000
McCormick
&
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
...
Irving
&
Net
Inc
Co
—
15,000
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
1955
$2,945,984
$2,736,157
$2,633,380
$2,851,353
662,015
502,596
500,862
638,104
313,107
301,350
278,244
313,9G0
5,944,813
5,687,149
5,375,768
5,813.378
1,312,422
1,177,676
1,017.008
1,328,366
638,204
691,857
538,427
654,270
1954
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
183,
p.
income
1363.
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y
REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert Editor and Publisher,;
Tevery Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices. 13S 8. La sane btreet, unicago 3, a in«■
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class
^^ter February 2b, 1942, at
e
3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in Dominion oi
year.
exchange,
to
.
1913,
cities.
Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
Y., under the Act of March
Other
the
of
6,000
?THE
of
to
2,000
Weedon
Drexel
—V.
towns
natural
UNDERWRITERS—The
Net
None
*8,876,787 shs.
combinations,
are
prior to Sept.
1, 1956.
2,000
Dickson
S.
The
and
of
sale
Central
225,000 shs.
oucstanding
payment
Co.—
&
Glore,
Alberta.
Co.—
Co.———1—_
Dominick
being carried out in
in
&
Dillon,
excellent
County,
&
Dodge
j
hour.
an
catalytic
East
of
equivalent
6,009
Crowell,
Washakie'
both
another
acres
may be drilled
wells in Alberta
in
wells,
are
several wells
Three
season.
of
|Construction
also
of
companys No. 1 Montana well in Carbon
rate in excess of 500 barrels daily.
to date indicate
summer
lease
rate
Mexico,
New
in
flow of 30 barrels
a
Eeringer reports that seismic operations
western
jf
with
6,000
Co.,
Co.—
Eichler
Republic
Courts
B-As
&
Slocumb
Clark,
same
•
Corp.
(Inc.)
In the United States, net crude oil production exceeded 25,000 barrels
the production of natural gas averaged 40 million cubic
Three
Brush,
are
The company has been active in
Oklahoma, Texas, Montana, Wyoming
New
Mexico during
the first quarter.
In
Irion County,
Texas,
'
in
6,000
&
Bradford
Central
a satisfactory
period last year,
$115
of
excess
not in
of
-
proper
time
any
54,009
Inc.—
&
Baird
Brown
the
.
Co.,
Whipple
W.
Ellis
C.
Alex.
of
Per day and
feet daily.
Inc.——
&
Co.—_.
Barth
Blunt
and
j •
in
underwriters
purchase
Securities
Bateman,
•
2
sale
and
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
2,000,
and
results
Co.,
&
Bacon,
J.
in
.
cities
90
and
Net
presentation
certificates
Inc.
first quarter of 1956.
operating results for the first quarter of
fully assessed, indications are that earnings
operating
C.
Robert
Ltd.—Earnings Up-
in
tribution
duction
FINANCING
225,000 shs.
:
upon
'
Bsche
for the
on
the
over
controls.
rate
certificates,
scrip
commitment
&
433,157
not
Board
company, organized in Illinois in
office at 316 South Jefferson
Ave.,
executive
—V.
hydraulic
the
as
February—
stock—
value)
par
Issuable
full
31, .1956,
American
the
been
and
dividends,
engaged in Illinois in the generation, distribution
energy
producer of earththree
divisions:
(1)
value):
dividend
fractional
for
A.
$2,367,786
142,150
on April 2 announced that
production, crude oil processed and sales of refined prod-
1956
on
"
largest
100,000 shs.
($10
shares
for
Blyth
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$1,074,080
Oil
dividends
wheel types:
pipelayersi; <2) diescl engines and
graders, including bulldozers, scrapers,
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
totaling
183, p. 767.
513,918
American
oil
'
paid
to
the
The figure lor shares to be outstanding May 2, 1956,
be increased by the number of shares issued pursuant to exercise
options under the company's restrictive stock option plan during
the
period from Feb. 1 to May 2,
1956, both inclusive.
Beringer, President and Chairman,
crude
has
31,
equal
during
of
J.
net
company
1914.
paid
outstanding.
equal to
share,
1362.
p.
will
Dec.
$34,773,000,
Dividends
country's
preferred
1954',;;which,
changeable
a
$1,531,217
oper._
were
GIVINQ EFFECT TO PRESENT
stk. .($100
designation
certificates
$6,261,438 $14,280,007 $12,993,108
5,187,358
11,286,864
10,625,322
5,519,595
income
oper.
183,
$7,050,812
expenses-
ended
year
Shares
1956—Month—1955
revenue—
stock
new
and
motor
plows,
RR.—Earnings-
Period End. Feb. 29t
the
stock.
The
stock:
Boston
the
will
reached
compared
1954.
Sales
,
for
share,
a
for
undetermined
industry.
income
$5.17
•
of
Australia.
♦Including
addition
to the three domestic
projects, the construction of a
$11,000,000 plant of Borg-Warner Ltd., at
Letchworth, England,
being financed in Britain. This plant s highly modern manufactur¬
ing facilities will produce automatic transmissions, semi-automatic' overdrives, chains and sprockets and otner components for the British
motor
,
Net
common
is
(3)
cumulative
Common
is
1
sale
the
company
shovels
snow
£?erial
Division
new
-
and
4.20%
In
*
is
agreed
the
liquidation
on
determine.
cipal
nationwide
Authorized
electronics plant and iaboratoiy in San.a
multi-million-dollar
Borg-Warner Research Center is
A
every
CAPITALIZATION
being erected in Des Plaints, 111.
.
and
Cumulative
new
a
payable
accrued
company
Brazil
riant
322-acre Ohio
a
224 7.
p.
has six plants in the United States located in De¬
catur, Joliet' and Peoria, 111., Milwaukee, Wis., San
Leandro, Calif.,
and York, Pa.
Wholly owned subsidiaries are maintained in England,
brings to approximately $157,000,000 the funds the corporation
has paid out for these
purposes since the end of World War II.
Most of the 1956 expansion funds will be allocated
to three projects.
One is the Marbon Cncmic l
Division's new $10,000,000 chemical
,
rippers,
The
28.
last
of
share.
per
(tractor
sets;
wagons,
and
*
the
-
the
on
stock
electric
approximately $25,000,000 for expan¬
Roy C, Ingersoll, Chairman of the
year,
said
182,
moving equipment.
Products
are
divided
into
tractors, Including crawler and heavy-duty
off-highway
Expand Facilities—
plans to spend
of
$1.60
common
from
portion-
a>
$523,893,000.
were
per
traxcavators
Ihe
amounts
accrued dividends and redemption prices
BUSINESS—The
share.
per
BUSINESS—Company
•
Borg-Warner Corp.—To
Inc. below.—V.
company's capital requirements,
approximately $190,000,000 during the ijext four years.
be
totaled
year
Tnis Fund'on Marco -29- filed a registration statement wi.h the SEC
covering 100,000 additional shares of capital stock (par $1)—V. 181,
p.
position
America—Proposed Merger—
proceeds
EARNINGS—Sales
1955,
of
to
used
estimated
Allis-
as
Philco
Vice-President, has been
who resigned as President
with another company.
Drastrup,
except as set forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
tThe articles of incorporation of the
company authorize the issue of
preferred stock in series of equal rank
having such dividend rates,
plus
Reichhold Chemicals,
$4.04
Trust
Registers With Securities
>■
,* ■
firms
and
B.
executive
666. "
p.
(par $10); at $68.75
be
-
1362.
Bond
f
183, p.
S.
A.
an
banking syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and including 65 other underwriters, made a
public
offering on April 3 of 500,000 shares of common stock
and
.
succeed
accept
Executive
investment
distributing firm,\ will
,
formerly
•
> Caterpillar Tractor
Co.—Stock Offered—A
has
company
to
to
Cat ilin Corp. of
agreement has been signed between this company and the Nissho
Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan, making the Japanese firm sales
representative
for Eoeing commercial
transport airplanes in Japan, it was announced
on
March 29 by J. B,
Connelly* Vice-President and General Manager
of Transport Division.
This marks the first time in its
history that the Eoeing
President
183,
Jr.,
time
An
.
Byers,
director
a
—V.
Boeing Airplane Co.—Appoints Japan Representative
::
Byers Co.—New President—
Frederic
remittance for foreiga
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
(1752)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Chicago Great Western Ry.- -Earnings—
,
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
f»r
1954
1953
$2,639,005
$2,549,209
$405,678
874,655
833,068
753,024
•184,205
income—
329,432
309,482
291,000
*129,578
west
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway——
5,675,638
5,388,874
5,209,725
1,724,554
1,570,058
599,483
income-—
•Deficit.—V.
183,
630,826
174,161
to
Beatrice
Denver
1363.
p.
1955
1954
1953
$669,997
319,272
$623,498
$431,293
$577,089
railway-
182,193
*56,708
95,450
income—
153,111
71,072
n08,611
44,371
1,354,685
1,317,796
968,316
1,164,866
railway——
from
ry.
o2,,207
411,496
*40,607
151,930
income—
303,777
155,381
*151,214
39,962
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
.
ry.
oper.
of
tract
183,
basis of
build
Natural
1956
1955
1954
$1,906,349
$1,707,493
$1,677,096
February—
from
from
Net
ry.
railway-
railway
panies
1955
have
1953
hope
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
183,
406,925
397,269
state's
141,775
183,423
164,561
of
3,630,287
3,435,862
598,527
3,322,536
758,135
328,963
■■
706,270
159,105
v:
income—
278,385
764,105
315,063
Pacific RR.—Earns.—
&
1955
1956
1954
start
to
railway___- $19,248,449 $17 ,581,999 $17,778,575
railway
2,257,817
2 ,577,765
2,368,757
from
ry.
income—
oper.
from
Net
ry.
246,635
pipeline
With
622,297
$20,356,840
4,217,925
380,037
1,524,907
The
Net
ry.
April
Net
George
income—
*2^7,724
1 389,998
*403,612
2,749,670
ry.
183,
1363.
p.
1955
1:>jo
income—
*2,313,540
*501,248
*907,669
*110,430
railway—
29,079,220
28,750,992
27,708,107
30,697,927
*288,9/1
2,453,358
1,792,379
be
income—
183,
*4,127,720
*860,689
*1,542,231
429,068
1363.
p.
preference stock
price of $55.50
Dec.
of
50
The
31.
cents
on
of
the
outstanding
shares
of
$3
on May 31 at the redemp¬
69,156 shares were outstanding
A total of
also
the
on
stockholders of record
all
for redemption
share.
a
directors
share
a
declared
the
regular quarterly
stock.
common
It
14.—V. 180, p.
June
is
payable
dividend
July
2
to
1974.
10
Montreal,
is
to
its
(CST)
April
on
12 receive
will
from
secured
be
by
Nov.
1,
to May
1956
equipment
new
1,
Its office
at
111., bias for the purchase from it of $2,880,000
certificates, series Q, to be dated May 1, 1956, and
$120,000 each six months
Thev
equipment
to
1968,
costing
mature
inclusive.
approximately
$3,860,780.FEBRUARY
February—
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
AND
FIRST
2,751,804
income—
TWO
1955
1956
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
183,
1,195,320
1,248,027
30,401,622
28,480,110
6,154,388
29,325,489
34,422,092
6,204,728
6,524,951
11,194,613
2,383,443
2,622,160
2,516,186
Net
ry.
1956
railway—
filed
1955
.
1954
made,
not
shares
of
Net
state
to
oper.
Net
from
ry.
the
ry.
—V.
183,
Gross
Net
ry.
Net
Net
ry.
The
current
Mr.
about
Net
Net
ry.
176,087
183, p.
684,246
451,103
655,849
*843,405
income—
*301,914
*427,962
30%
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1955
1954
* '
$3,246,325
1,003,782
1,213,741
1,297,834
563,556
557,487
575,351
618,759
6,673,913
6,652,791
6,726,801
7,468,166
1,856,616
2,464,211
2,213,452
1,089,909
977,899
1,180,082
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
of
common
net
worth
stock.
share.
a
said
a
Mr.
Coleman
research
equipment
both
the
in
a
liabilities
sales
of
the
Mr.
in
the
period
same
Coleman
$1,277,850
Earnings in
or
$3.04
1954
new
by
the
that
a
York
New
permanently
enjoining
relating to the
the
with
State
of
New
to
believe"
the
offering
cause
in
York.
that
company and the notification
behalf of the company and
on
statements
(a)
of
material
facts
the
for
statement
property,
that
whereas
property
of
the
that
and
in
within
1,000,000
of
stock¬
derived
company
the
company
was
any business relating to the
from New York State, and
and
Friedman
&
Co.,
Inc.,
firm
had
terminated
its
quarter
last
of
1956
the
to
in
capitalize
home and home
will
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
1954
1953
$1,073,598
$1,009,214
$1,180 381
272,945
194,456
345,778
108,428
78,628
2,285,693
2,085,504
were
extensive
both
heat
running
2,442,711
469,516
593,626
411,402
program
182, p. 2127.
Co.—Expansion Planned
242,288
164,793
a
First
Boston
transmission
horsepower
will
be
lines
and
installed
six
at
new
other
compressor
compressor
stations.
stations.
will also increase its daily delivery
capacity of naturai
350,000,000 cubic feet to Beatrice, Neb., to Natural
Gas Pipe¬
line Co. of America which will
transport it from there to markets in
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa. These plans were outlined in an
gas
company
by
operates
third
transit
a
months ended Dec. 31,
of
revenues
1955 the company had
and net income of
$39,487,000
W.
Hutton
E.
&
Co
900,000
McDonald & Company
600,000
Riter
600.000
&
Co
1.350,000
L.
1,350,000
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
300.000
Wood. Struthers & Co.— 1,350,000
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.
1,350,000
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Expansion Plans—
Albert Woods, President, on April 5,
will spend $10,000,000 during
production of methanol and petrochemical
informed
the company
profitable
New
stockholders
that
the coming year
derivatives,
to expand
of its more
one
of business.
areas
construction
...
•
will
expand the Sterlington, La., methanol plant,
additional facilities at the Terre Haute,
Ind.,
plant to process the company's basic products into
upgraded chemical
derivatives, Mr. Woods said.
will
Net
also
provide
earnings
for
1955
$3,451,813
were
$1.31
or
share
a
of
common
stock,
compared with $2,668,342 or $1.01 a share in 1954. Net sales
increased from $51,608,349 in 1954 to $56,623,754 last
year.
The
company's new nitroparaffin facilities
went. into
production
during the last quarter of 1955. Full scale output is anticipated
during
the current year.
.
Biochemicals
by
materially
CSC's
research
Production
short
under
time
their
and
cycloserine
trade
at
be
position
the
the
to
be
last
developed
effective
in
the
diseases.
end
and
it
is
marketed
by
(Lilly)".
"Seromycin
during
antibiotic
new
proven
other
year's
will
of
name
was
certain
underway
was
their
Cycloserine,
laboratories,
treatment of tuberculosis
a
Improved
Woods announced.
Mr.
year,
expected
Eli
Lilly
that
and
in
Co.,
Mr.
at
in
Woods
reported that the North
Nitro-Chemicals
Ltd.
plant
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, the
building, of which was started
July, 1955, should be completed late in the current year. Commercial
Solvents
42.7 %
owns
of
will operate it under a
the
equity
stock
this
of
new
and
company,
long-term management contract.—V. 183, p. 1228.
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co., Tulsa,
filed
company
registration
a
statement
Okla.—Reg¬
with
the
SEC
on
March
28,
1956, covering
70,000 shares of its common stock.
The
company is negotiating with an underwriter who will offer the stock
for public sale.
Terms of the public offering and
underwriting are
to be supplied by amendment.
Net
proceeds
to
which
will
expand
it
is
be
its
able
used
business
to write.—V.
primarily to put the company in a posi¬
by increasing the amount of insurance
182, p. 2355.
:
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Convair, a division
Electrodynamics Corp.
Ry.—Earnings—
Consolidated
1954
1953
$219,910
124,072
$309,163
106,488
72,251
51,606
147,572
46,861
33,759
57,934
670,556
553,771
459,094
291,165
614,368
193,740
163,785
122,824
275,530
83,585
82,424
107,727
income
income
W
i
f
r
•
i'
• ■
f.
of
Corp.—Licensing Agree't
stated
company
connection
with
in
debentures.
Underwriters'
Commenting
estimated
the
of
April
the
4
at
forthcoming
bids
Current
on
on
for
the
earnings,
sales
the
issue
issue
will
Stuart
of
of
be
M.
that earnings for
meeting
$40,000 000
opened
April
of
10.
Chairman!
Crocker,
to
earnings—amounts billed customers
refund
the
upon
settlement
of
with contingent earnings of 27c
1955.
Mr.
Crocker
stated
that
the
favorable for heating for the first
time
compares
stantial
business
new
higher sales.
added
was
Also, rates
are
now
certain
rate
share
per
31,
weather
in
cases.
reported
this
several
This
at
General
This
corporation
the
SEC
was
Also
sub¬
during the year which resulted
slightly higher.—V. 183, p. 1611.
in
stock.
The
shares
proposed
are
maximum
being
1956,
shares
offered
filed
of
Proceeds
are
to
be
similar
used
to
by
by
the
the
those
a
its
registration
-
corporation
corporation
which
statement
($1)
par value common
price
is
$4.50
per
share
offering
holders.
the
in
only
to
making
corporation
its
stock¬
additional
now
has
in
mortgage loans, real estate, stocks, bonds and
other securities includ¬
ing the common stock of Columbia General Life
Insurance Company
Ihe
company lists,
as
of
Dec. 31, 1955,
total cash in investments
of $756,584.
*
Columbia-Southern Chemical Corp.—Plant
Completed
Catalytic Construction Co. of
Philadelphia has completed construction
of a new multi-million
dollar titanium tetrachloride
producing plant at
Natrium, W. Va„ fojr Columbia-Southern
Chemical Corp., it was an¬
nounced on April 5.
application
T.
Ellwood
gineered
started
time
to
and
in
limit
built
April,
the
1955,
specified
begin next
few
Webster,
month
months.
The
new
titanium
in
President
planfc,
was
the
with
of
said
Catalytic Construction, which en¬
Catalytic's portion of the project,
completed
on
contract.
Partial
March
16,
1956
production
within
is
tetrachloride
plant
Columbia-Southern's large chlorine
—V.
182, p. 609.
is
located
caustic
on
soda
the
the
scheduled
capacity operations planned within the
near
will
be
missile
"183,
used
and
extensively
aircraft
in
revolutionary
shock
applications,
1472.
p.
•
.
■
dy¬
testing electronic
according
•
,
.
;
to
•
.
Mr.
.■
<
t
March 10, '56
March 5, '55
$174,434,293 $151,686,529
4,402,349
2,116,433
—
Operating income
Non-recurring
taxes
prof,
from
sale
of
cap.
assets
1,024,000
Profit before Federal income taxes-.
Federal income taxes
$4,402,349
Net
$3,140,433
2,096,781
1,353,357
$2,305,568
$1,787,076
1,564,050
profit
Common shares outstanding—,-.
Earnings
«
1,286,951
.
share
per
$1.29
j.
Corp., Houston, Texas
Exchange Commission—
and
29,
100,000
for
36 Weeks Ended—
Sales
this
*For
Investment
March
on
covering
Convair's
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Up—
cents
Columbia
Corp., and Consolidated
licensing agreement whereby
market
and
Dec
winter
years.
a
gas
the 12 months ended March
31, 1956 would
be about $1.35 per
share, as compared to $1.20 per share
reported for
the year ended Dec. 31, 1955.
The estimated
earnings include approxi¬
mately 30c per share of contingent
subject
manufacture
device
new
equipment
Lancor.—V.
natural
bidders'
Dynamics
concluded
■
System, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
this
General
shock-testing machine. CEC's Consolidated Vacuum division in
Rochester, N. Y., will manufacture the Instrument.
The device, which accurately simulates shock
experienced by equip¬
ment
in
actual
use,
opens
a
completely new area in the field of
environmental testing,
according to Joseph H. Lancor, Jr., Consolidated's
Engineering Vice-President.
"Wnere
present
shock
testing
devices can apply but limited ranges of
accelerating and decelerating
forces,
the
Convair
hydraulic
instrument
is
capable
of
applying
widely varying forces for controlled periods of time," he said.
The
}
will
of
have
namic
1955
$291,840
signs point to the continued increase
officials
ex¬
E.
Additional
The
1956-1957
totaling $116,000,000.
Mueller, President, said the proposed
expansion includes nearly
miles of main
W.
12
operating
J.
323,237
$321,120
Columbia Gas
All
'
company on March 30 announced a proposed
record-breaking
new
construction program of $76,000,000 for
1957.
The program
de¬
signed to bring natural gas from Canada and the
Rocky Mountain'area
to midwest markets, constitutes the
major portion of
pansion
Columbus, Ohio,
company
773,031
129,700
1363.
p.
Investments
This
800
public utility providing
population estimated at
a
around
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
to purchase from the company the respective
principal amounts
bonds set forth opposite their names:
and
10%
S.
per
period,
common
next
Ohio
River
producing
plant.
normal
operating income
Non-recurring items
share.
was
*$1.06
equivalent
accounted
for
to
61
45
cents,
earnings equal $1.06 per common share, as adjusted for
the
stock dividend paid by the
corporation on Oct. 31, 1955.
M.
Kennedy, President, pointed out that this year's
total
earnings
included operation of Ocoma Foods Co. from Nov.
22, 1955 to March 10,
1956 but stated that sales and
earnings do not yet reflect the
recently
announced addition of
Piggly-Wiggly Midwest Co., supermarket chain.
The effective date as of which the
operations of this grouo of retail
supermarkets becomes
part of Consolidated's
operations
is Feb.
5,
1956, but the consummation of the transaction will not
take
place
until approval is secured from Consolidated
stockholders at a special
meeting to be called for April 26, 1956.
Mr. Kennedy indicated
management felt
west
Co.
continue,"
west
Co.
increased
results
Mr.
is
This
proval,
sideration
Liberty
L.
was
is
a
has
a
207
the
net
profits
addition
further
and
Piggly Wiggly Mid¬
transaction.
of
are
expected
to
Piggly-Wiggly Mid¬
factor "toward
important
1228.
agreed
Inc.
Snead,
given
183, p.
and
"The
provide
assumed.
Freightways, Inc.—Continues Expansion
Lines,
S.
was
approved
sales
said.
to
earnings."—V.
corporation
approval
already
both
Kennedy
Freight
J.
such
have
in
expected
Consolidated
Motor
that
that
stockholders
"Favorable
Colorado Interstate Gas
with
and
,
1956
oper.
183,
with
heating and air-conditioning
presently favorable conditions in
modernization markets.—V.
new
tion
railway
railway
These
an
operating
Ohio
in
area
subsidiary of the
Corp.
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
183, p. 1611.
142,499
2,373,460
—Registers With Securities
year.
continue
and
This
62,474
from
ry.
—V.
of
the management of the
company
in 1956 of $7,000,000 in civilian
sales
on
A
an
in
areas
an
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
said
company
development
order
two
Ohio.
in
is
company
in
includes
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of
under¬
$1,164,900
219,832
income—
used
be
underwriter
was
907.
Southern
&
will
improvements.
$6,646,000.
*
this
city
largest
and
500,000
selling
the
p.
income
oper.
Net
were
of $22,542,665 and a
ratio
3.28-to-l at year-end.
of
first
further growth
said
and
1955,
business
and
system in Columbus and suburbs.
and
advised
promoters
and
did
not
represent
the- mining
claims, (b) the failure
filed on behalf of the
whereas
180,
railway
railway
from
2,652,549
1,053,008
'
$2.92
ahead,
the
share.
per
/
been
bonds
including th= payment
stock,
From Jan. 1—
$3,675,080
1,304,433
Military business will decline about $3,500,000, it is
estimated.
of
offered
23,
in
appointed
D.
from
held
400,000 shares
This
—V.
1953
$3,467,748
income—.
planned for
L.
has
"reasonable
from .engaging
1
$3,370,155
income—
ahead
all
securities
that
February—
Gross
&
service
1953,
to
was
Colorado & Wyoming
*155,569
1363.
1956
Coleman
of
1363.
p.
from
company reported
assets to current
Looking
has
or
BUSINESS—The
order
common
$1
the
additions
1956
The
3,
of
program,
for
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.—$1,425,000
The Ohio Company
1,425,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
1,350,000
Schlesinger of
organized in 1906,
from
1956
oper
183,
5,378,557
were
$1,234,338
enjoined
Dec.
issued
circular
railway
railway
from
4,988,953
of
the
Aug.
incurred
were
hear¬
for
sale
construction
program
contemplates expenditures
for
improvements to its electric properties of
about $26,000,and $28,000,000 during 1957.
;
and
913,000.
A
necessary in order to make the state¬
the circumstances under which they were
of
for
practices
it
which
electric
with
M.
company,
that
and
over
from
5,099,332
greater
on
offering
sale
oper.
*217,423
March 30
share
John
has
untrue
value
railwayrailway—j.—_
from
Net
*161,004
all types of consumer goods
manufactured by this company
in 1955 than in the
preceding year, it was reported on
by Sheldon Coleman, President and
General Manager.
The net gain in civilian sales offsets
a drop of more than
$6,000,000
in aircraft components
produced under defense contracts.
Consolidated net sales for the
year were $42,014,966
compared with
$41,792,695 in 1954.
Earnings after taxes
were
turned
from
5,072,753
Coleman Co.,
Sales
on
of
value
Is
complied
of
by
were
receiver
a
Colorado
Gross
1611.
p.
1933
suspension
and
particularly
agreement.—V.
*218,101
railway
railway
oper.
the
securities
writing
199,804
railway
from
Net
the
company,
it
been
light of
the
statement
241,479
from
Net
of
the
on
Regulation
a
Act
presently outstanding series
from
proceeds
-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
announced
was over¬
Union
EARNINGS—For the
opportunity
an
market
on
the
behalf
facts
offering
the
company's
during
electric
for
engaging
that
not
on
stock
for
or
the
*406,572
railway
oper.
the
were
permanently
283,971
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Net
and
in
that
12u,930
February—
from
at
will
history, total¬
885.
p.
Securities
the
of
within
asserts
has
A
fraudulent
Net
Gross
feet
capacity
Of¬
competing bids were: Halsey, Stuart
Higginson Corp. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Securities Corp. and Glore.
Forgan
&
Lee
and
101.18. '
loans
additions
000
$2,536,412
railway
railway—
from
ry.
In
.
against
misleading,
in
holders
from
$2,449,869
income
*Deficit—V.
183,
whether
asserts
issued
was
securities
common
shares
$2,444,845
from
Net
system
time
33/4S,
the company's construction
on
bank
The
total
a
increase
Colo.—Offering Susp'd
stockholder
purpose
material
consideration
•—V.
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
provides
indirectly
of
by
state
to
$2,525,806
railway—.
oper.
will
sales
of
Inter-
From Jan. 1—
Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
Ry.—Earnings
from
The
also
Regulation
omit
1471.
February—
Net
first
feet.—V.
estimated
an
Electric Co.—Bonds
simultaneously redeemed.
to carry
gas
102.04;
PROCEEDS—Net
permanent.
offering circular filed
selling stockholders contain
4,845,218
from
the
for
question
and
Gross
Gross
the
ores.
Commission
or
sale
or
circular
2,344,097
income—
p.
Annual
as
101.30;
(jointly)
are
165 million
billion cubic
expand Colorado
miles of lines with
3,700
under
order
February-
railway.
oper.
by
will
sources
5,476,977
railway-
from
Net
com¬
area.
mining
the
Commission
that
of
1953
$17,0 J3,786
3,412,680
in
directly
purchase
From Jan. 1—
Net
100
Commission, it was
temporarily suspending
principal
injunction
Supreme Court
from
(c)
$14,517,194
3,034,305
993,917
MONTHS
1954
railway- $14,636,280 $14,009,982
railway——
oper.
two
deliveries
will
daily transmission
mark
order
at
and
order
purchase
EARNINGS FOR
Net
than
cubic
made
or
permanent
such
will up to noon
in Chicago,
trust
The
Exchange
on
Canada.
engage
In
made,
company
remaining
market
horsepower.
The
Ohio
The bonds are redeemable at the
option of the "company at redemp¬
tion prices scaled from 105.74 in the first
year to 10o%> after March 31,
1985.
They are also redeemable under a sinking fund at
prices scaled
from 102.46 in 1961 to 100% in
1985, and are redeemable as a whole
at the option of the company at
101.90% during the 12 months
ending
Sept. 1, 1970 if all of the bonds of other
to
area,
offering of stock by this corporation, and by the
M.
Schlesinger, Melville Boyd, Azamat Guirey,
Robert Reed,
and L.
D.
Friedman
&
Co., Inc.,
cents,
President
ments
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids for Ctfs.—
The
certificate
market
inaugurate
corporation filed its Regulation A notification
the public offering of 299,000
shares of
State
April 4 called
on
vacated
Inc.,
bonds
(Jointly),
John
request,
value
par
The
on
FPC
an
Midwest
value 10 cents, at $1 per share; and Colorado
Mining Corp. for
selling stockholders filed its Regulation A notification on Aug. 23,
1954, proposing the public offering of 300,000 shares of common
stock,
3,350,451
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Calls Preference Stock
tion
to
The
facilities
more
feet
an
Roberts,
stockholders.
the
Co.
&
the
The
railway
convertible
For
par
1953
1954
$14,077,330 $13,569,198 $14,639,038
1,148,748
836,090
1,358,123
*414,472
directors
require¬
the 20-year con¬
proposing
it
The
for
its
to
time
in
Denver
registration
E.
should
railway.— $14,401,022
oper.
issued
for
selling
ing,
upon
•Deficit.—V.
cubic
Southern
cost to the company of 3.6356%.
This
and the books closed.
total
company's Western gas
cubic feet daily, including
Interstate's
public
corporation
7,900,943
from
to
and
from
41,003,756
railway——
from
Net
the
the
the
1,348,000,000
a
to
3,416,834
From Jan. 1—
Gross
has
2,
35,276,123
oper.
for
feet, almost 50% of sales in 1955.
delivery capacity of 350 million cubic
dav
exemption
5 ,287,088
February—
from
from
160.000
Securities
The
Net
and
reserves
gas
cubic
billion
approximately
36 ,044,848
from
Beatrice
proposed
system
Colorado
the
3,848,653
Chicago & North Western Ry.—EarningsGross
full
estimated cost of $78,000,000.
an
into
the
peak
a
Beatrice,
38,460,706
•Deficit.—V.
of
respect
railway
oper.
from
construction
facilities
110 billion
railway——
from
Net
of
&
subscribed
in
Colorado Mining Corp., Denver,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
River
Green
1957.
delivered
be
be over
1953
from
Net
between
development
already has applied
facilities
approximately
3,449,094
1363.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Net
the
and
ing 1,048,000.000 cubic feet. The proposed project will put system peak
daily delivery capacity from both transmission and field systems to
February—
Gross
will
about
railway
p.
Canada
Co.
Pipeline
part of
Completion
356,275
the
providing
feet
141, 8j0
railway-
oper.
and
This will be of inestimable economic value
capacity of 265 million
for delivery at Beatrice.
a
feet
$1,722,393
From Jan. 1—
Net
Columbus
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and The Ohio Co. headed
an investment
banking group which offered for public
sale on April 4 a new issue of
$12,000,000 3%% first
mortgage bonds due April 1, 1986.
The bonds were
priced at 102.738%, plus accrued interest, to
yield 3.60%
to maturity.
The issue was awarded at competitive bid¬
ding on April 3 on a bid of 102.0799, or at an interest
North¬
sales."
Gas
latter
336,188
income—
oper.
Basin
Pacific
trillion cubic feet under
Pipeline Co. of America, our large gas reserves
supply to all of our present customers on the
Gas
28.3 years
to
additional
cubic
outlet for
"After
principally Chicago, at
the
1363.
p.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—EarningsGrass
Juan
already authorized
ample
Wyoming.
added:
Transmission
Net
San
approximately 21/,
with
equal
are
Natural
railway-
♦Deficit.—V.
filed with
was
by
area."
ments
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
line
provide
and
Mueller
Mr,
1956
from
Net
from
the
plus
will
Colorado
to our
Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
&
February—
Net
that
furnished
Mountain
in
Gross
Corp.
be
to
gas
adjacent to Its pipeline in the Green River Basin in Wyoming.
"This expansion program also will prove of great value to the
Rocky
area," Mr. Mueller said.
"Construction of our eastern line
552,060
Chicago
includes
Intermountain Gas Co. from the Wind River Basin in Central
Wyoming.
Interstate will also secure gas supplies from the Table Rock
2,684,993
1,793,792
696,588
oper.
Pipeline
the construction program
today.
Commission
supply
field
railway——
from
Power
Western
Colorado
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Federal
The
$2,780,005
oper,
certificate covering
a
the
1955
1956
railway——
from
Net
•
"
February—
.
.
as
common
of
Jr.,
a
to acquire all capital stock of Libert
Secaucus, N. J., contingent on ICC
ap¬
President,
announced
on
March
27.
Con¬
maximum of $2,000,000 cash.
carrier
of
general
commodities
serving Massa
Jersey, Delaware
chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and
Missour
It has an annual gross revenue of
approximately $5,000,000.
Principal
terminals
are
located
in
Boston,
Pawtucket,
Syracuse
Volume
183
Number
-
5523
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1753)
Rochester,
Euffalo/ Philadelphia,
and
caucus
Peoria,
f
Pittsburgh,
'
..
#
will
It
continue
under
present
merce
»
Commission
approval of purchase,
would
be
in
Mr.
y1
retained
said.—V.
Snead
most
in
cases
183, p.
/
after
the
...
position
Se-
1957
Com¬
employees
$100
they now hold,
'n >v
•
»
.
Fund, Inc., Jersey City, N. J.—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Registers
This
'tion
filed
corporation
statement
March
on
covering
300,000
30,
1956
shares
with
of
its
the
$1
SEC
at
with
abroad
selection
as
of
capital
securities
for
by
made
United
their
States
cf
State
the
Maryland
on
This
corporation
<$5
ments,
to
companies.
plus
a
value
be
Management Co., Inc., and the remaining'
fund.
The company was incorporated in the3
Jan. 4, 1956. '•
;(50c
The
This offer
share.
per
to offer the
proposes
and
employees
The
class
President,
which
the
SEC
be
Dick,
made
through company
and
employees of
is involved.
ofiered
to
President,
they
each
received.
is
to be
are
for
be
to
to
that
persons
class A shares for public
underwriting
not
Hudson
shares
proceeds
credited
is
the
might
share
Cash
the
and
designate,
class
of
in
the
in
amount
the
$200,000
for
of
capital
the
organization
stock
and
the
and
expenses
balance
selling
of
account, of
surplus
sidlary.
Ihfs
and,
of
in
Equity
Life
Insurance
from
Net
ry.
Co.,
r
from
fy.
its
sub--,
York
City,
corporation
covering
1
Net
Co.—Debentures
1956-
$6,526,422
1,140,164
11.177,375
4,205,134
3,818,444
5,217,327
2,249,372
1,983,483
2,291,684
13,311,801
and
19 filed
Marcn
on
$235,200
nctes
and
2,940
letter
a
class
of
of
RR.—Earnings—
:1955
-
'
A
4%
ry.
5a,0.9
207,857
1,440,913
*""■ 782,333
3,528,004
1,306,726
642,910
York,
N.
Y.,
The
and
proceeds
for
are
land
and
building,
Shore
Line
1956
■
railway....
Corp.—Signs New Contract—
Eritalta Petroleums
Ltd.
above.—V.
182,
402,209
income.
RR.—Earnings—
The stockholders of this corporation,
1953
profitable
the
expansion for
is
company
for
375,119
333,514
419,380
105,802
-
110,670 :
__
This
and,
its
he
"the
added,
98,474
189,545
the
Large quantities of
if
markets
to
are
we
Creole's
1955,
net
oil must be discovered
new
maintain
production,
3 954
cf
number
for-one
income
shares
split
was
and
$3.35 per share, in
or
1955.
comparable figure for
the previous year was $2.50 per share.
Creole's payments to the Venezuelan Government for royalty, income
and other taxes on
1955
operations will amount to $288,403,000, an
of 21%
increase
participation
Venezuelan
income
the
income
frcm
1954.
over
in
its
In
profits
tax
accordance
the
of
law,
this
oil
with
the
industry
is
equivalent
operations.
Venezuelan
principle
to
equal
of
forth
in
the
company's
its
of
the
lan
Government announced
the
ern
"have
granting of new
entered
indication
no
grants
equity
as-to
oil
the policy considerations^
concessions.
"Creole, as
when
this
to
response
invitation,
government decision
a
Venezue¬
which would gov¬
others,"
but
he
said,
yet there is
specific concession
on
be
for
acreage
and
reserves,
will
1945.—V.
new
we
successful."
exploration
hopeful that
are
No
concessions
new
in
our
search
concession
our
been
have
to
net
the
find
Atlantic
below.- -V.
Corp.
183,
23
filed
letter
a
stock
common
Horner
3.
Delaware
Hudson
&
RR.
of
of
notification
$1)
(par
be
to
with
$4,595,364
Net
*■
Net
ry.
$4,039,571
$3,848,717
$25
Dodds,
p.
1473. '.
in
New
to
the
"
.
at
!
Fund,
$1
value.—V.
par
21, 1927, between
York
be
underwriting
trustee,
as
dated
May
discounts
V
,
share
a
of
the
on
stock
common
1956.
In
181,
1,540,638
1,122,531
044,035
1,108,938
628,641
329,843
1,
and
the
1956.
company
a
supplemented
as
The
conditions
price
the
to
to
are
be
d
by
sup-
Proceeds
of
of
additional
one
record
holder
each
privilege.
at
the
of
The
share
close
for
of
warrant
a
subscription
each
business
is
entitled
offer
will
1956.
approximately
$9,000,000
the
from
sale
of
the
from
the
of
financing in part the cost of its continuing con¬
struction program.
This program for the years 1956-1957 is estimated
to
cost
$99,000,000
for net additions to the
electric
system.
The
offering of the common stock will not be underwritten. The company
is
purpose
engaged
mission,
Section
primarily
in
distribution
of
North
Duluth
Gross
the
and
from
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
'
—V.
163, p.
February—
from
Net1 from
Net
ry.
1,530,427
Lackawanna
.•
-
.
.
Gross
oper.
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
7,767,736
production,
electric
purchase,
in
^energy
183,
992
pp.
the
and
2,117,651
549„444
1,409,395
income.^.
&
Western
RR.—Earnings—
1955
1954
Gross
$6,242,244
$6,296,501
$3,794,618
1,212,771
' 1,087,200
1,078,149
railway
436,153
551,327
741,319
1
railway
14,132,882
12,801,963
13,026.814
14.238,703
2,335,563
2,278,695
3,147,724
917,617
1,115,890
1,544,663
p.
income...
1,034,357
K
1364.
ry.
oper.
Range
Delaware Power & Light Co.—To Incr. Investments—
and
its
subsidiary, The Eastern Shore Public Service
Co. of Maryland, have joined in the
filing of an application with the
SEC
for
an
order
authorizing the sale of additional securities by
Eastern
of
Maryland to Delaware;
and
the
Commission
has
given
company
interested
Eastern
persons
of
until
Maryland
April
9,
1956,
to
proposes,
from
time
request
to
a
time
hearing
during
thereon.
1956
and
of
and
preferred
maximum
purchasers
from
have
stock
indebtedness
presently
the
named
the
company
below
have
following
severally
respective
prin¬
bonds:
new
$5,405,000
&
Co
Blunt Ellis <fe Simmons.
—V.
Inc.
183,
Clark
W.
Co
&
$550,0000
& Parke
1,100,000
Moore, Leonard <fe Lynch
Singer. Deane & Scribner
Adams & Peck__
Stokes
2,75,000
Co
&
825.000
Sutro Bros.
825,000
Coburn
550,000
275,000
Co<_
Sr.
&
!_
275,000
Middlebrook,
Inc.
„
220,000
—
1612.
p.
Eastern
Harold
Corp.—Plans New Mill and Financing—
Holden,
President,
March
on
26
announced
now
operated in conjunction
Eastern's
with
This
new
mill
This
new
bleached kraft pulp mill will cost
to
build.
said,
As
the
New
will be
part
of
from
will
to
capable
its
corporation
England.
Coupled
be
plan
that,
following
mill there.
construction,
long-term
the
of
debt,
mill
extending
and
the
Mr.
Holden
loans
totaling
located in
both
company,
junior or equity financing,
later, the proceeds of these
the
details
loans
to
of
be'
will
refund
the
maturity.—V.
183,
"
..
.
Sault
the
conclude
insurance
construction
long-term
Electric
Privately—The
finance
to
an
paper
tons of pulp per day.
approximately $10,000,000
175
with
the
667.
Edison
to
and
announced
$3,500,000
of producing
expects
bank
a
finance
Co.—Preferred
has
Stock—Placed
placed
privately through
Dean Witter & Co. and Smith, Polian & Co., 24,000 shares
of 4%%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
(par
$25), it was announced on April 2.—j-V. 179, p. 2247.
company
Edo Corp., College Point, L. I., N.
Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
corporation
the
SEC,
These
March
on
covering
shares
30,
1956, filed
shares of its
160,000
to
are
offered
be
registration
a
class
sale
for
"A"
to
statement
stock,
the
$1
public
by
underwriting group managed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
If
the
shares
unit
of
$10
will
be
used
company's
share,
per
to
at
the
the
proposed
aggregate
maximum
of
sum
offering
price
approximately
par
an
per
$1,600,000
finance
expanded production and distribution of the
commercial
products and
the
addition
of
new
products,
founder
the
for
sold
are
existing
commercial
Osborn,
to
Earl
liquidate its indebtedness to
the company, and also Chairman of the
of the purchase price of the shares
of
unpaid
.♦
The
Dodge
Board,
the
balance
the SEC
181, p.
of
from
Net
ry.
ry.
*1,592,160
*1,425,7:7
Net
*1,734,534
*1,572,801
Net
ry.
652,873
661,854
*2,256,819
•3,537,200
*3,014,105
*2,483,830
*3,777,036
*3,265,7-td
*
1955
Light
$4,378,460
*1,054,253
1,455,545
355,482
2,775,511
*1,658,569
income—
the
indicated
accrued
offering
was
5,290
20,948
*61,352
76,513
r
<•
SEC
8.957,355
income
183,
7,246,783
7,532,971
9,236,887
2,775,511
*1,749,377
3,272,413
991,028
*2,882,842
790,547
1364.
p.
Erie
769
1,041,458
43,079
173,448
127,649
and
81,591
*19,108
59,614
Gross
28,
company
filed
covering
1956,
Co.^-Bonds
coupon,
were
reoffered
and
1953
1956
'
1955
1954
$13,474,990 $11,848,445 $12,196,017 $13,659,540
3,530,277
2,846,260
2,425,§86
2,528,809
1,478,471
1,068,146
990,220
1,006,375"
railway
raiiway
oper. income
from
ry.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
railway—..
railway
from
ry.
oner,
26,897,444
24,032 266
Co.
The
bid
at
101.871%
This
102.1199
bonds
redemption
March
101.84%
and
Corp.
(jointly), 100.0999.
White, Weld
Glore, Forgan & Co. bid 101.7025, both for the
3%s.
as
104.88%
Securities
be
will
prices,
redeemable,
in
whole
or
in
part,
at
together
to
1985,
$25,000,000
from
of
5,080,042
7,559,687
1,995,692
2,127,692
3,223,739
from
totalling
the
sale
will
be
..
4'/2%
being
are
have
advised
been
used
to
Redemption—
subordinated
that
drawn
by
debentures
due
principal
amount
lot for redemption
$100,000
through
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Partial Redemption—
Holders
notified
of
25-vear
that
3V4%
debentures
due
May
1,
1977
are
being
debentures have
on May 1,
1956 at par and accrued
interest.
Redemption may be made at the
principal office of The Cha.,e Manhattan Bank in New York or The
been
drawn
Cleveland
$1,600,000
Trust
of
Holders
from
tures
on
finance
these
debentures
have
Morgan
of The
been
May
&
Co.
Cleveland,
Co.,
the
company's
notified
being
1,
principal
drawn
1956
at
be
Ohio.
V,
20-ve:.r
par
made
Incorporated
Cleveland Trust
these
the sinking fund
debentures
due
May
1,
1961
$315,000 principal amount of these deben¬
by lot for redemption through the sinking
that
will
of
amount
for redemption through
by lot
are
approximately $28,000,000 in 1956,
$25,000,000 in 1958.
The company's largest
convertible
May 1,
of the de¬
the sinking
fund on May
1, 1956, at par and accrued interest.. Redemptions will
be made at The Marine Midland Trust Co.,
trustee, 120 Broadway,
New York,
N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1364.
1975,
bentures
fund
proceeds
expenditures
in 1957, and
28,446,029
4,810,597
1,929,299
Evans Products Co.—Partial
Holders
after
100%.
PROCEEDS—Net
construction
general
with
accrued
interest,
ranging
prior to April 1, 1957, to 100% if redeemed
and sinking
fund redemption prices ranging
if redpemed
31,
24,930,364
5.369,530
income
underwrit¬
interest, to yield 3.40% to maturity.
quickly oversubscribed.
Equitable
registration statement with
shares of its coipjabn
RR.—Earnings—
Net
Offered—An
a
300,000
1560.
p.
from
Net
1364.
181,
February—
1,272,222
-
166,814
■
investment
March
on
Net
1,086,640
Competing bids for the bonds with a 3'/i%
coupon
came
from:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,. 100.3499; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Union Secu¬
rities Corp. and A. C. AUyn & Co., Inci
(Jointly), 100.343; Drexel &
Co.
355,241
.
2,877,540
647,225
railway.
railway
oper.
$621,167
51,841
ing group headed by The First Boston Corp. on April 5
offered
publicly $20,000,000 of
first mortgage
bonds, due April 1, 1986. These bonds, awarded to the
group on April 4, at competitive sale on its bid of 101.09%
and
1953
$3,593,044
1,267,758
—V, 183, p. 1364.
Duquesne
1954
1955
$3,520,856
Equity Fund, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Registers With SEC
1953
$535 694
120,259'''
1,237,888
221,063
pp.
statement
registration
1956, covering 200,000 Trustees Certificates.
1,443,018
from
Net
183,
With SEC—
a
From Jan. 1—
Onrs
stock.—V.
1954
; $563,532
68,243
Deficit.—V.
filed
company
1956
This Seattle
115,176
♦
of
9V.,2n$
1956
income.:..
metal products.
during the week
$4,446,323
railway
railway
from
*1,186,638
Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings-
railway
in the design,
development and manu¬
electronic equipment,
military
aircraft
investment
March 28,
on
oper.
*1,052,569
1364.
railway
outstanding bank
general corporate
1560.
from
from
1951
income...
oper.
for
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—-
$552,401
$635,490
from
Net
reduce
asd
military sheet
expected some time
is
February—
1954
railway.,
railway______
oper.
to
1954,
purposes,
specified
offering
York
—V.
$395,104
from
ry.
New
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
*3,300,596
.
p.
in
Elfun Trusts, New York—Registers
This
Gross
*3,034,484
.
..
183,
him
capital
engaged
floats,
other
and
with
1955
February—
from
airplane
This
public
April 23.
the
Gross
of
*1,464,038
.
is
company
facture
components
$374,912
743,317
income...
•Deficit.—V.
bonds
This
bonds
The
stockholders is $200,000,000.
purchase
•Deficit.—V.
railway
railway
from
Net
&
*
6,600.000 shs.
275,000
*1,613,301
.
income—
1,493,899
577,078
indenture.
Robinson-Humphrey
Net
1956
from
Net
for
1953
$7,033,962
mortgage
1.220.0C0 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
275,000
trans¬
Piedmont
1228.
From Jan. i—
8,724,291
1,182,749
1,213,719
railway—2,335,033
oper.
183,
"
--1956
-
railway..—
railway...^'
From Jan. 1—
Net
'
1364
Delaware
Gross
8,274,215
2.231.719
3,038,988
...
incorhe...
oper.
$164,000,000
1,250,000 shs.
1,100,000
$414,833
railway
oper.
of
Carolina.—V.
Iron
&
of
business
sales
South
and
Missabe
from
Net
752,481
9,270,766
railway....
first
Outstanding
t
cum.)
st^ck,
together with proceeds from the sale of $30,000,000 first and refunding
mortgage bonds, due 1986, will be applied and used by the company
From Jan. 1—
Grpss
PRESENT FINANCING
!
value,
par
before.
year
1954.
series.
by
Taylor
value.
From Jan. 1—
-"
in
550,000
,
,
of
basis
held
addition,
subscription
May 21,
on
Gross
1953
$4,332,933
842,409
income...
oper.
of
indenture
the
3,
Net
1854
from railway.—
from railway.
TO
operating
an
the
$15,881,000
Irving Lundborg & Co...
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
the
offerrd
Mason, Inc., Lynchburg,
Sr. of the Rome Bank &
on April 2 filed with
the SEC an amend¬
statement
covering
an
additional
21,068
interest
Co.
additional
an
expire
Corp.—Earnings—
iQ^fi
Febiuary—4
Grpss
had
$81,074,000
1955,
2,500,000
p.
&
B.
amendment.
Net
p.
industrial.
—
used
Co.—Registers Stock and Bonds— J.
Duluth South
Securities
Sugar
Trust
and
May
to
;
applica¬
Interest
37%
Light
E.
which
granted since
Co.* -Bankers Acquire
Sugar
by
817
Carolina Securities Corp.
272,163
183,
company
Power
shares
on
182, p; 2127.
Cuban
to
Ttiis
by
price
as
be announced."
Referring to the decline in Creole's
concessions, Mr. Haight declared, "It is essential that
acquire
additional
See
in
the
may
in
company
tions
bids
1956,
about
2,500,000
€ 31,062
Julius
February12,
Jan.
on
replaced
of
purposes.
Capital expenditures for the year came to $82,672,063, compared with
previous year.
Haight told the stockholders that
and
with
EFFECT
bonds
($50
company
acquired from
loans made for working
$91,000,000 the
Mr.
be
2,500,000
691,368
Scott,
registration
beneficial
of
net
set
as
w.ll
area
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co._^
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Wertheim & Co
202,388
The company also filed on March
30, 1956 with the SEC a registra¬
statement covering 367,478
shares of its no par value common
to
be
offered
to
its common
stockholders
at
a
subscription
for
to $275,465,551,
an
Duquesne
in
GIVING
tion
the 1954
three-
$17,880,000
The First Boston
215,618
relunding mortgage, dated Dec.
plied
25
a
in
amounts
1,574,071
.•
approved
1955,
contrasted
stock
year
1955.
in
commercial;
31,
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
800,008
Ga.—V.
investment
to
public
>
the
over
,
Stockholders
issued
1,425,002
March
on
account
supplemental
1
world's
amounted to $292,943,913, or $3.78 per share,
$239,650,741 or $3.0., per share (based on the
Dividends paid amounted
The
increase of 19%
an
*
outstanding).
now
May 20,
on
the
competitive position.';,.
purchased royalty oil, during
averaged 980,147 barrels daily,
whereas
in
our
plus
figure of 821,798 barrels daily-.;
Net income for the year
sold
and
28%
Dec.
outstanding
tUnllmited
217,200
through
Rome,
Guaranty
serves
best evidence of our confidence in the future; The challenge of
period ahead," he continued, "will be to place ourselves in a posi¬
to play a full part in helping to meet
rising energy requirements.
the
equipment
electricity
($10 par value)__:
authorized by
1,507,094
750,678
company filed on March 30, 1956 with the SEC a registration
statement covering $30,000,000 Ursi and
refunding morlgnge tonus, due
1986.
The bonds are to be Issued as a series of an issue under
a first
that
fact
program
the
as
tion
Common stock
1560.
;
Higher—
investment
mortgage
present
share,
Duke
by Harold W. Haight, Presithat "the year 1955 was one of
enlarging
sales;
totaled
$10,000,000
income...
Co..
sharse
Venezuelan affiliate of Standard
report
company,"
our
substantially
sells
Authorized
First
$779,481
1364.
p.
corporation
ment
Oil Co. <New Jersey), on April 4 were told
dept, in the company's annual
associated
exchangers.
,
1954
$696,974
This
Creo3e Petroleum Corp.—1955 Net
and
heat
$88,758,000,
■^Preferred stock
with
^
of
income
mill
1955
„
2017.
p.
Pitts¬
forestry and engineering studies extending over that past
the company has completed preliminary plans to build a bleached
kraft pulp mill at
Lincoln, Me
replacing the bleached sulphite pulp
Dodge & Cox, San Francisco—Registers With SEC—
p.
Crescent
and
CAPITALIZATION
451,349
$754,563
•
$824,957
1,646,519
per
Va.,
'
^
and
power
from
detailed
covering 2,890 shares of
Trust
machinery
working capital.
boiler
reactor
residential
Net
1,161,002
par)
sold, in units of One $800 note and 10 shares of common to
stockholders of record at $1,000 per unit, through Wiiliam B. Wilson,
equipment,
building
nuclear
miles
3,995,476
Dixie Aluminum Corp., Rome, Ga.—Files—
the
with
the
25
100,000 kilowatt plant, which will be tied directly into the
system, will differ from conventional power plants
steam
EARNINGS—At
revenue
Co.,
318,186
3,310.102
714,794
Toledo
&
oper.
183,
$3.50
(no
from
1953
$2,019,078
? 643,283 '
'
383,416
.1,367,032
-V
$1,682,726
707,594
7:
334,427
railway.—
railway._
from
Net
cumulative
stock
common
is
station
about
embracing Pittsburgh and surrounding municipalities Jn
Allegheny and Beaver Counties, Pa., with an estimated
populat on of
1.5oo,43o, oi which 676,806 reside in Pittsburgh. At
year-end 1955, the
firm's electric
operating revenue was derived in this manner; 32%
The
"'1954
'
$1,682,692
3,797,917
from
The
noU.ication
subordinated
10-year
shares
central
Pa.,
Kean,
1364.
oper.
ry.
—V.
convertible
an
period
full-scale
miles
square
2,583,516
1,052,452
11,379,502
'671,569
income.
1956-1958
first
Shippingport,
general
the
atomic
been
1,954,055
"
the
at
BUSINESS—Company
(.
$1,911,242
railway!
from
Net
Placed
be
See
> "
income. £-• *
p.
that
an
In
nation's
erected
The
company's
in
V
1953
$5,451,801
2,212,343 '
| Net from railway.
SEC
and
1954
-
railway.^ !L
February—
Crar.dall Corp., Warren, N. H.—Files With SEC—
New
RR.—Earnings—
1,150,376
4,228,099-
project
the
be
*The
From Jan. 1—
issue of $3,000,000 5%
debentures due March 15, 1966.
to
equal
:
12,154,985
income J;
Detroit
Gross
by the issuer or its subsidiary
life
investments qualLied as legal for life insurance
Development
burgh.
cipal
railway-
oper.'
to
year,
either
Corpus Christi
The
Commission
the
to
Privately—This company, it was announced on April 3,
has placed privately through De Pontet & Co., Inc.,
income
the
and
$5,626,791
2,158,104
2,181,668
railway.
—V.;i83,
Gross
SEC
require¬
estimated
are
plant
-
•1955
1,130,733
oper.
Net
companies.
New
(in
'
-
inccme.
railway-.--..!
from
ry.
Net
is necessary in order to meet the surplus
in
any
new
life
insurance
company.
The
will in part be deposited in Louisiana banks
insurance, company in
1957.-
Western
,1956
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway..
s
invested
part,
plant
construction
operating of
issuer's
$6,105,911
from
Net
to
proceeds
necessary
the
construction
construction
and
Delaware;
Delaware
Grande
__
oper.
Net
contribution
requirements
balance-
Continental
Rio
&
from
Gross
.
-
.
irpl
to
the
February—•*
;
$300,000
s
for
reimburse
until April 9,
1956, to request a
Virginia proposes
from
time
to
time
be necessary to meet its cash require¬
of
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
50c
commissions,
paid-in surplus account.
The purpose el" creating a paid in
to
allow the company
to contribute said paid-in surplus
reimburse
oper.
Net
J
for
,,
■
to
persons
may
sell
v~y. 183, p. 1364.J*/
paid to officials and employees of the two com-1
stock.
■.<
1
;
the
sale
of
the
40,000
class A shares
will
be
of
payment
-
Vice-
of
used
expended
$1,750,000
shares of its
From Jan. 1—
Gross
but'
and
and
as
to
railway,..
railway.—.:
from
ry.
proportion
sold
Virginia
Eastern
from
Net
'
officials*
Forbis,
stock
A
commissions
G.
B.
to
Net
on
public,
of
1957
issue
Denver
Continental
general
$3,801,248 for
February—
sale at
who sell class A
Net
after
with
used
"i Gross
•
off.cials
No
are
W.
to
B
cash
share
panies
the
shares
to
or
class
two
per
B
issued
be
is
through
Equity Life Insurance Co.
of
statement
be
future
property
(1)
treasury for moneys previously ex¬
pended for construction requirements and to provide funds for future
construction requirements. Proposed property additions are estimated
at $400,000 for 1956 and $1,328,100 for 1957.—V.
183, 1364,
.
'
■■
company
$12.50
will
registration
a
/'
par).
and
filed
for
exceed
(2)' 17,500
proportions), not to
">exceed (1) $575,000 of its 3Vz % promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1973 and
(2) 5,750 snares of its $100 par common caphal stock.
Proceeds w.ll
covering 40,000 shares of class "A" common capital
and 80,000 shares of class "B" common capital stock
par)
and
its
to
will
previously
funds
to
interested
broad
a
28; ,1956,
stock
given
thereon.
1956 and
Continental Equity Securities Corp., Alexandria, La.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Mdroh
1956
Proceeds
moneys
provide
Eastern
during
offering price, 4%. of the offering price being
charge by the underwriter for the shares of the
to
paid
also
hearing
Continental American
being
by
investors
of
up
asset
net
of
company
provide
to
portfolio
a
principally
sold
are
is
purpose
the
sales
a
issued
fund
of 5%
retained
fund,
the
primary
investing in
of
means
investment
management
whose
securities
of
premium
diversified
a
type
a
cf
Shares
1%
is
company
open-end
for
to
additions
$3,994,074 for
has
The
and
Proposed
stock.
requirements, to issue and
not
1973 and
l,
Power & Light Co. and its subsidiary, Eastern Shore Public
Service Co. of Virginia, have also joined in the
filing of an applica¬
tion
with
the SEC for an order
authorizing the sale of additional
stock.
the
capital
common
cash
proportions)
Delaware
registra-
a
value
par
equal
issuer's treasury
ments.
Continental American
(in
promissory notes due Oct.
par
the
to meet its
necessary
Delaware
requirements
r,
.
be
may
to
pf 3V2%
r
—
as
sell
.
which Liberty
same
1
Chicago,
-
pending Interstate
1612.
1
•
Cleveland,
.
.
management
5
in
Co.—V.
and
accrued
either
New
at
the
York
183, p. 1613.
inte-est.
Redemption of
principal office of J. P.
at the principal office
or
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1754)
Florida
195D
1953
1954
,
National
Insurance
Life
$3,394,848
$3,307,804
$3,533,705
935,241
1,061,906
1,037,422
495,513
529,919
585,895
7,000,274
6,940,556
6,427,955
1.771,854
2,136,507
1,834,097
2,355,042
Net
ry.
income™
1365.
796,878
1,003,670
878,180
1,155,918
company
March
on
filed
23
Net ry,
income—.
oper.
From Jan. 1—
V.
oper.
183, p.
at
covering
$50
Power
Co.—Bonds
Light
Offered—Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. on April 4 headed an investment banking syndicate
which offered $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%%
series, due April 1, 1986, at 101.% and accrued interest to
yield 3.57%. This offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed. Award ox the issue was won by the under¬
writers at competitive sale on Apr. 3 on a bid of 100.369%.
Competing bids for the bonds as 3%s came from: Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., 100.06; and First Boston Corp, 100.029.
Blyth & Co., Inc,
and Lehman Brothers
(jointly) bid 102.059 and White, Weld & Co.
bid
both
101.1999,
The
1S86
for
334s.
will
bonds
series
104'/
be
to
redeemable
and
par,
at
general
redemption
redemption
interest in each case.
plus accrued
to par,
at
special
by the
company
and
1957
for
other
construction
corporate
It
purposes.
is
estimated
that
its
1956-
will approximate $89,500,000, of which ap¬
proximately $43,500,000 will be expended in 1956 in the following prin¬
cipal categories: Electric-generating stations $13,100,000, transmission
and
distribution
and
other
program
$28,640,000;
additions
gas-production and distribution
improvements $1,500,000.
and
$260,000;
the electric and gas utility busi¬
ness, with about 93%
of its total operating revenues derived from the
sale of electricity.
The company supplies electric service in most of
the
territory along the east coast of Florida; the agricultural area
southern
around
anc{
area,
service
is
and
central
of
portions
Lake
eastern
Okeechobee,
and
north
the
lower
central
coast
west
Florida.
supplied in 452 communities, the largest of which
Electric
are
and
to
few
a
customers
the
EARNINGS—For
of
revenues
net income
$93,069,000 and
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
year
of
EF*ECT
GIVING
total
public
FINANCING
1986
3'/4%
series bonds
Outstanding issues
Common stock
(no
'Not limited
bonds,
they
have
Merrill
principal
amounts
to
purchase'
are
&
munications
tion,
not
M.
&
Pierce
R.
Beane-—$2,290,000
Co.
Loeb,
Marks
&
1,300,000
H.
&
&
& Co.,
Hentz
&
McDonnell
1986
which
Co.,
1,100,000
Sons—
880,000
Inc
880.000
Co
&
660,000
Co
600,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
1,300,000
■=?Vrl83, p.
bonds
Moseley & Co._
Brown
Stroud
Jackson
Curtis
S.
Alex.
&
1,300,000
Webber,
Dickson
S.
F.
Rhoades
M.
Co.
Pajne,
series
Inc.
—$1,100,000
Gregory & Sons__^_
1,100,000
2,290,000
—
Laurence
1986
follows:
as
200,000
1613.
Florida Telephone Corp.—Stock Offered—This corpo¬
is offering its common shareholder's of record
April 3, 1956, rights to subscribe to
shares of
of
common
the
scription rights will expire on April 23, 1956. Officers
and employees of the company who have been in its em¬
ploy continuously for two years or more, will be offered
the privilege to subscribe for a limited number of shares
of the additional stock
(not exceeding 3,000 shares)
not
by Kidder, Pea-
body & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
PROCEEDS—Net
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
State
of
Florida
and
expenditures
of
approximately
$10,000,000
is
public
a
utility
of
Sale
operating
wholly
within
renders
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
Series A due Feb.
Series C due Feb.
1, 1971, 3%%
Series D due Feb. 1, 1971, 3 '/a %
offering
an
circular
properties
of
WHFM,
/%%.'
'.V."
••
:.v.
•'
Electric
General
Co.—To
registration statement will be
&
Exchange
The
among
The
details
issue,
written
by
by
which
of
nationwide
a
company's
working
have
retirement
expected
is
that
in
to
183,
Sloan,
board
Jr.
succeed
H,
of
Mr.
elected
Sloan
will
remain
Curtice
the
Committee,
will
continue
President
as
corporation.
G.
Donner
'7
elected
was
Chairman
succeeding Mr. Bradley, and
Sloan
Policy
will
'•
continue
Committee
and
director,
a
as
of
Chairman
as
tions
Policy
George
the
board
elected
and
appointed
Administration
Mark
will
continue
T.
Ragsdale,
Motor
President
whose
Division
of
General
appointment
recently
was
Motors
and
726,000
Sloan
7:
The
of
the
Alfred
P.
member
Part
of
Sloan
Foyndation,
1952
series
due
4V2%__
1,1972, 5%_™
Feb.
1970,
Cumulative preferred stock
1951 series, 5V2%
1954
series.
Common
♦After
5V4%
stock
giving
400,000
44,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
$10)
to
1,000,000 shs.
the
issuance
and
stock
in
sale
in
of
names
of
the
required to be issued pursuant to the
the
"Offer
Certain
to
Officers
severally agreed to purchase,
Kidder
Merrill
connection
are
set
several
-Offer
and
to
underwriters
common
offered
em¬
the
sale
and
not
a
mon
Central
Frank
10.0
Hourwich
Grimm
which
they
The
mon
Co.
(Inc.)
&
10.0
5.0
Eateman
The
5.0
corporation
sembly
Redemption—
FOR
Febiuary—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
railway
railway__
oper.
FEBRUARY
income
AND
FIRST
1955
TWO
MONTHS
1954
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—Y-
railway
oper.
183,
railway-
p.
$1,669,444
$1,720,939
Income.
280,811
by
plant
Santa
Clara
RR.,
of
site
.
is
six
and
the
when in
with
shares
in
Motors
262,792
466,368
is
expected
within
90
that
shares.
General
approximately
County,
will-be
plant
It
for
This
corporation
59,272
229,325
303,989
3,511,145
3,483,977
3,600,337
4,067,638
common
gether
with
May
779,358
643,834
931,824
1,261,491
284,236
207,370
430,506
547,464
the
SEC
1971.
l,
built.
with
into
of
San
will
such
V.
see
p." 1613.
183,
j.
.
1955
1954
$579,792
$637,383
88,567
75,526
38,692
28,256
1953
$743,747
115.519
105,238
1,385,801
186,687
156,911
1,331.487
62,582
46,269
1,542,832
249,563
210,536
1956
income
.
„
63,543
1—
-
1954
1956
131,7
7
$808,087
182,343
$801,523
143,631
1953
$730,838
1955
$850,407
railway^
railway..
323,878
♦29,268
*45,907
*50,681
75,535
railway™..
1,721,3:7
1,667,368
1,523,519
1,659,073
railway—___
382,257
350,382
372,029
660,229
*15,732
*97,590
*111,782
150,246
Shops of America, Inc.—Stock
Sold—It
income.
oper.
Jan.
from
from
ry.
1—
income
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
Gob
com¬
As¬
183,
p.
1365.
&
miles
was
an¬
April 2 that all available shares of common
on
have been sold by Bruns, NordeA total of 299,000 shares were
Co., New York.
publicly offered in November last year at $1 per share
on a best-efforts basis.
See V. 182, p. 2687.
•
Curtice,
-i-.«
miles
'
,
'
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Unit to Expand Plant—
northwest
B.
of
Work
approximately
the
Goodrich
F.
Hoover,
5,000
-"
plant will
be
sent
March
29,
the
1956
of
SEC—
registration
a
ccfnvertible
shares
as
are
debentures
may
he
necessary
to
at
the
Lake,
Avon
announced
on
March
Ohio plant of
by John R.
29
will
commence
in
early
June
and
is
also
1957.
increasing
laboratories.
a
Co.,
National Cylinder Gas Co., will act
according to B. F. Goodrich Chemical
and working under the supervision of
engineering division.
'
division
of
building
specifications
design
company's
that
Hoover
said
Avon
Lake's
increased
Geon
-
additions
devoted - to
contractor,
Chemical
Mr.
cover
new
be
development
basic
double
offerirrr
business
will
general
the
due
covers the shares of
initially convertible to¬
the
on
Girdler
the
Co.'s
statement also
debentures
was
A major portion of 'the new
manufacturing facilities for
various types of Geon polyvinyl resins and plastic compounds.
A new
boiler plant will also be constructed and there will be some additions
as
statement
program
Co.
expected to be completed by March,
to
With
expansion
Chemical
its President.
expansion
_
of
$8,000,000
An
77
.
992.
$53,000,000
additional
1,500,000
Co. 1,500,000
Pressprich &
W.
1365.
from
ry.
Jose.
^employ
construction
p.
registration
which
R.
750.000
76,157
p.
Net
will have^a normal annual capacity
Corp.—Registers
on
covering
The
stock
filed
900,000
1 200,000
Jackson
group
40
Harlow H.
adjustment in the conversion rate.
The corporation is
the holders of its common stock of record at the close of
any
to
Telephone
details,
&
500,000
Paine, Webber,
& Curtis
1,200,000
Inc.____
Space
Lane,
and
Co.
Laurence M7 Marks & Co.
1,200.000
Co
&
Inc.
Co.,
.
railway
oper. income___
From
property have been signed with the
the
site, for the 200-acre plot on
plant
183,
Johnson,
Co.,
1,529,463
Net
Public
"
bids
Stanley
railway™.
from
Gross
and
Securities
these
approximately -three
operation.
days.—V.
purchase,"
interest:
February-
The
6)1,424
&
...
oper.
Net
com¬
Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac
Calif.,
100,000 passenger cars.
It
out
Morgan
accrued
$727,743
Jan.
i83,
Gross
to
Jr.
the
to
respect
Clara
miles-northwest
full
bv
and
175,419
of
assembly
located
32,212
30.
owners
1,500,000-square-foot
persons
of
purchase
47,655
$545,574
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
administered
The
General
of
filed
new
Santa
14,766
29
stock of this company
in
$104,110
ry.
—V.
Foundation as a
and represent
the
Sloan,
P.
holdings
Sunnyvale,
March
on
ultra-modern
The
110,368
for
in
Francisco
Pacific
the
The
plant
San
revealed
Options
Southern
$1 995 057
1265.
of
$130,262
200,8of
1953
$1,686,831
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Division
southeast
President,
441,464
$50,845
railway ______
nounced
its
500.861
from
of
investments.
build
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$631,123
.
the
to
retaining 949,937 shares'of General Motors
will
all our divisions for
quarter are up an
217,887
Net
To Build New Plant—
5.0
Co
company has called for redemption on
May 1
1956
$417 000
of its
outstanding first mortgage, 4%,%
bonds,
series of 1982
'due
May 1, 1982, through operation of its sinking fund
operation at 1013/4%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at J. P. Morgan & Co
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York 8, N. Y.
EARNINGS
is
its
among
first
of
satis¬
highly
$268,7"2
railway.™
from
man
Republic
Denver Ry.—Partial
projects
institutions.
Alfred
Mrs.
Foundation's
from
the
remainder
the
been
RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
Foundation
stock
which
&
the
of
for
Net
Motors
view
in
offering is expected to be made about May 1 by a nation-wide
of investment firms headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co.
The
183, p. 1473.
Fort Worth
approved
received
being
of
investments
7
stock.
have
& Co
B.
shares
death
for
A
registration
statement
will
be
Exchange Commission this week with
below:
32.5
the
recent
portion
for
have
1956
5,585
Co
iUrther
Gross
General Motors Corp. shares.
non-profit
corporation
organized
charitable
and
stock
$49,516
March
&
Georgia
of
a
support
scientific
are
the
only
the
stock
of
&
Gross
Common Stockholders"
Employees,"
forth
32.5
Fen¬
Eeane
Bache & Co
—V.
with
to
%
Peabody & Co.
Lynch, Pierce,
&
ner
shares
1955.
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
♦386,755 shs.
657
percentage of the shares of unsubscribed add.tional
educational,
result
is
financial
its
diversify
holdings
Foundation
provide
be
528,000
500,000 shs,
—
(par
effect
substantial
Sloan
to
by
368,000
600.000
(par $10>
ployees pursuant to subscriptions received
of common
present
preferred
RR.—Earnings—
101.375%
Illinois Co.
For
announced
Inc.,
its
1,
The
the
Its Holdings—"
600,000
series due Feb.
Courts
ry.
1,000,000
The
of
1956—Month—1955
oper._
Baird
Dodge
Net
600 000"
1950
year.
Sales
183, p. 1473.
750,000
Administration
the
of
1,000,000
to
of
holders
all
profitable results
the
income
on
W.
from
400,000
Foundation
of
to
company
sold
Net
a
April 3 the proposed sale of 1,278,833 shares of General
Corp. common
stock.
The
shares
are
being sold pursuant
1934
fr.
the
Vice-
elected
was
on
the
if
quarter
February—
decision
1980, 334%_____
of
Estabrook & Co
Mr.
of
manager
384,000
1980, 3Vi%
oper.
oper.
ry.
Clark,
Rus¬
to
reporting
400,000
1,
anticipate
we
30%.—V.
rev.
Robert
:;-
•
.
400,000
1,
first
the
ry.
Policy,
Mr.
400 000
of
that
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$2,500,000
,
400 000
Dec.
out
257,150
and
member
a
1979, 4V4%
due
pointed
for
associates at
Com¬
-
.
1978, 4%_
I
also
results
From
Trustees
warrants
$12,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage. 3%%
bonds, due April 1, 1986, which were publicly offered
Vice-President
succeed
general
as
anounced,
a
Foundation to Sell
shares
or
value,
of
Opera¬
Financial
to
Comptroller,
as
.
Edward
stock either
amount,
and
principal
has agreed to sell to them severally,
in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate
Financial
elected
the
Treasurer
Russell.
Buick
to
provisions,
par
;
Georgia Power Co.—Bond Underwriters—The under-,
Executive
Policy,
as
77"
Committees.
elected
was
also
to in-
permit* modification
and also gives the
writers named below have severally agreed to
Policy
Salary
,
Dontier
was
of employees
:'..7%-77:;'7;;v.;;.:7.'-777.
aporoval
equivalent
71,093
the
—y. 183, p. 1365.
executive
the
of
Financial
Mr.
He
of
amendment1
of
their cumulative preferred
equivalent
$306,666
Net
to
an
and
Committees.
•
7,
:
an
to bring them more
other securities, and
salaries
'■
/■;.
"The
expenses.
Net
.7"..
Bonus
the
succeed
Staff.
directors
and
Gerstenberg
C.
to
Financial
of
of
member
a
Administration
was
Policy
C.
Ralph
remain
the
of
Operations
sell.
and
Russell
charge
of
of
Inc.
will
'v.;
■
2,-
were
Revised—
.
provisions
company's
for
1955
these
Issue
7
7
outstanding
the
revenue..
mittee.
Bradley
stock
of
31,
of
7
revise
program
Railway
the
of
Financial
member
a
the
to
said:
stock
preference
remainder
and
chief
.-
the
7
restrictive
Georgia & Florida
■■■*"
Directors
also elected
was
stock's
the
V
-
75%
Co.—Stock
Railway oper.
for
part
1,
Series
the
Vice-President.
Mr.
President
debentures
factory and
"v.
:
of
and
'.7'
of
other
for
it
estimated
financing
member
Honorary Chairman.
'
Chairman of the Board
in
incurred
(2)
Dec.
on
Over
(
Commenting on the General Tire outlook
f 1956, Mr. O'Neil told the stockholders:
jointly
7■■
elected
was
preferred
framework
option to receive for
an
loans
and
April 3 approved overwhelmingly
;
a
operated
States.
incorporation
Period End. Feb. 23—
* (%77
(1)
the
to
will
remove
the
cumulative
preferred
stock
frcm
the
capital structure, thus making General's present preference
stock its first and only preferred outstanding..
The elimination of the
outstanding shares of senior preferred stork
•" ♦nore » 'he company's
capital structure;,without the reduction of working capital.-
7
'*
7
.
O'Neil,
of
bank
programs,
7V
on
of
general
O'Neil
Mr.
Sloan.
Mr.
Harlow
officer
been
Bradley
'
,
advances
company's
Atfril 2 accepted the resignation of Alfred
on
Chairman.
as
has
and
Albert
in
a
convert,
Corp.—Bradley to Be Chairman—
directors!
of
;7',""%
temporary
purchase common stock,"
long-term financing the company
short-term borrowing from time to
seasonal
United
revised retirement
profit-sharing plan,
certain
to
/
Motors
board
"
com¬
a
used
be
under¬
will
in
loans..
bank
1613;
7"'/;
General
used
by
will
short-term
Rubber
&
company.
be
headed
settled,
1957
debentures
and
subsidiaries
a
cumulative
rank
will
part "toward
expenditures
and
in
of
addition
require
p.
%'%'
The
been
be
capital
of
program
will
and
continue
not
of investment firms
Goldman Sachs & Co.
capital
time.—V.
P.
elude
holders
;7.
group
Stanley & Co. ard
proceeds from this issue
The
will
<
•
in
cumulative
the
subordinated
course^with the Securi¬
'
Morgan
the
filed in clue
Commission.
sale in 1956 by
corporation and
the
in
securities
senior
the
to
financed
construction
i s
the
and
Tire
articles
of
of
l: «'
public offering, scheouled for later in the spring,
the largest debenture offerings
by
an
industrial
1955
1365.
p.
stockholders
the
"Our
$425,000
Debentures:
183,
William-
$300,000,000 of Deben¬
tures
John D. Lockton, Treasurer, on April 2, an¬
nounced that the company is planning long_-term financ¬
ing through an issue of $300,000,000 of debentures.
ties
through
purposes.
telephones
approve
the
"rX;; ••/*' :*-i
their
of
stock
the
of
in
of
payment
the
corporation
The
to
Sell
1,
due Feb.
the
the
and
WHAM-TV,
and
sale
Profit-Sharing Plan Voted—
and
The
WHAM,
the
investment
for
with
General
Stromberg-Carlson to the
N.
Y.,. was
announced
Feb.
Series H
The
547,952
shares
Series G due Feb.
Series F due
and
corporate
dial.—V.
by
includes Stations
sale
26%
common
permanently
from
additional
programs
General
of
be
proposed that approxi¬
financed through
permanently
methods.
proceeds
make
Buffalo,
of
additional
will
is
It
be
subsidiaries
approximately
of
these
loans.
will
telephone
by
balance
of
net
general
7
Corp.,
sup¬
portions of the remaining $75,500,000 will
bank
$75,500,000
System,
connection
.
Television
be
telephone subsidiaries for use in connection with their 1956 construction
regula¬
requirements of
or
deceit upon
through
1956
the
to
Robert C. Tait, President of Stromberg-Carlson,
Dynamics Corp., and David C. Moore, President
transfer is subject to the .approval of the Fed¬
Communications Commission,
%•
' — 7 ■
V' -
division
Outstanding
800 000
in
the
The
FINANCING
$750,000
—
use
to
are
to
Substantial
that
Committee.-
PRESENT
Authorized
1, 1971, 3'/t%
to
645.
p.
broadcasting
April 2
.
mortgage
failure
sale
bination
Dynamics Corp.—Sells Broadcasting Props.—
the
jointly on
central
CAPITALIZATION
First
and
181,
the
rate
v
close"
$133,000,000,.' Such construction con-'
improvements and replacements includ¬
amounts
the
ox
subsidiaries
cause
has not been and
of the securities as
circular not meeting the
did, operate as a fraud
interest
and
the
at
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Web¬
and
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton are
additions,
of
initially
within
Richard
local and toll service in
eight coun¬
Florida, four of which are served solely bv the
company."
Tctal population of the
eight counties served increased from 182,112 in
1940 to 249,490 in 1950, a rise of
approximately 37%
ties in
"would,
General
Mr.
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added
the general funds of the
company and it is the intention that these
funds will be available for
construction, expansion and modernization of
facilities.
The company estimates that its
construction and improve¬
program will involve
the next three years.
that
offering
1956
such
regulation, or an offering circular not meeting the
the regulation has been and is being used.
The
purchasers,"—-V,
to
over
required by the
as
an
expire
whose underwriting discounts or commis¬
supplied by amendment.
additions to telephone plants of subsidiary com¬
to approximately $110,000,000.
Gross
construction
sources.
45%
outside
was
offering circular
to offerees and purchasers
asserts
the
of
Fre^p^ic
subscribed for through the exercise of
rights, at $16 per
An underwriting group headed
share.
ment
further
use
regulation
additional 77,350
an
stock (par $10) at S16 per share on the
share for each four held.
Sub¬
additional
one
securities'
the
for
raised
the
complied wita.py t.Us com-,
oe^n
t
a
Commission
with- the
either
that
delivered
being
order
It
ration
basis
filed
not
(d)
and
required by the
requirements of
A
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
Carl
of
nas
offering of
the
(a)
Price
will
gross
amounted
internal
be
—
of the several underwriters of the
names
the
agreed
Lynch,
Fenner
6,000,000 shs.
except as set forth in the mortgage.
and
Regulation
r
\ ■
it has. "reasonable
that
rights
be
to
principally
mately
physical properties of the stations.
Joining with Transcontinent in the acquisition of these properties is
the General Railway Signal Co. of Rochester, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1473.
9,500,000
20,000,000 shs.
•
stock.
v*iue common
pa/
such
ing conversion of additional exchanges from manual to dial operation
and
installation
of
operator
and
customer
toll
dialing equipment.
It is estimated that $57,500,000 of the scheduled
gross additions will
be
provided
through
use
of
depreciation
reserve
funds,
salvaged
material, - materials and supplies on hand and cash available"'from
commenced and
securities sold prior to t.ie time peimit.,e.< by too Regal tion,
(bt tne
offering of
the
securities was made
and securities were
sold
in
jurisdictions ocner ih.in tbo •; se.
.oral
K its Notification under
the regulation,
(c) the offering of the securities was made by com¬
that
in
362,500 shs,
value)™——
UNDERWRITERS—;The
series
believe" that
pany
The
500,000 shs.
•
par
its
In
eral
15,000,000
$10,000,000
2oc
01
offering circular,
order, the Commission asserts
pany's
$109,663,000
sinking fund debs, due 1972|—_
preferred stock ($100 par )
sha/s
1,900,000
Paine,
Corporation:
1955
scheduled
sists
promoters
of Transcontinent.
Outstanding
Outstanding series
Cumulative
of
offering
also
are
panies
on
from
and principal stockholders are Vernon Gatling, South
River, N.
J.,
President of the company, and Alvin Gatling, South
River, N. J., Secretary and Treasurer of the company.
The business
of
the company
'"is the exploration, development a d operation; of
uranium
and
vanadiufn
mining properties" according to the
com¬
The
a
PRESENT
Authorized
mortgage bonds:
operating
$13,755,000.
TO
announced
was
Issued
Transcontinent
had
Commission,- it
Exchange
and
<f
1956.
7,
amount7
right to subscribe is being given
rights are required to subscribe for
of
debentures.Rights are" evidenced
23
underwriters
principal
During
Miami,
in
Holly Hill.
1955, the company
has
30,
exemption
Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Miami Beach. Hialeah and Daytona
Beach.
Gas service
is supplied in Miami, Daytona Beach and Lake¬
land
the
Securities
sions
•^
v
May
on
plied by amendment.
an
order temporarily - suspending a- Regulation
registration under
the Securities,. Act *of 1933
with
respect
to a pumic onering 0. stoc c-oy: t..ls company
wmch
is located at 115 Albany St., New Brunswick, N. J.
The order pro¬
vides
an
opportunity
for hearing,
upon, .request,. on . the' question
whether the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
Tne company filed
its Regulation A notification on Jan. 28, 1955
and
amendments
thereto on March 3 and 21, %1995p proposing the
A
is
BUSINESS—Con,pany is engaged in
Securities
March
to
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be applied
toward the cost of additional electric and gas facili¬
business
of
:•(
•
of the principal
One
and
$100
principal
amount
subscription warrants and
by
Gatling Mining & Development Co., Inc.—Stock Offer¬
prices
PROCEEDS—Net
ties
1501../:
p.
ing Suspended—
&
prices ranging from
declining from 101%
181,
debentures.
held
share
each
shares
capital.—V.
working
the
for
each
ster'
The
Florida
•
the'
with
of common stock :(par $10), to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used to
6,000
share,
per
Increase
Grfcss
—
SEC
notification
letter x>t
a
7,094,227
Net
from'railway
from railway™—-
The
1,219,046
450,510
railway—
from
Net
thereol
for
.
1956 rights to subscribe at 100%
April 18,
on
Miss.
Co., Jackson,
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— -
$3,521,781
railway
from
Franklin
Ry.—Earnings—
Coast
East
19 oo
Gross
Monday, April 9, 1956
the
■
new
facilities,
when completed,
will almost
present vinyl resin production. It will also mean
for the area.
A smaller expansion in specialty
employment
resins
was
increased at
completed at Avon Lake in
that time.—V.
183,
p.
1955.
1110.
Steam capacity was
.
Volume
183
(H. W.)
Number 5523
Gossard Co.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Profit belore
Provision
income
for
Feb. 29,'56
taxes
income
taxes
95,753
$80,418
$0.39
shares
-
85,297
$85,462
profit
profit per
—V. 181,
$165,715
$0.37
share
the
same
will
be
applied by
gurate
A
such
Co.—To Inau¬
announced
to
the
provide
to
expectation
that
capital
base
dividend
a
time
from
for
would
be
the earnings of the company warranted such action.
The board
directors, at a meeting March 29, determined that the payment of
of
the
for
•
is
pany's
10
capitalize the
8,
based
year,
March
on
share,
per
formulated
and
conservative
a
will
earnings each
cents
June
which
directors
The
:
.
of
payment
dividends
.
warranted
now
28
dividend
cash
undistributed
the
on
declared
payable
dividend
a
June
25,
market
1956,
823
be
should
'•
held
to the
i from
be
capitalized
by
the
May
articles
to
-the
23,
of
to
such
order
incorporation
of
Y
payment
1955 earnings
of
lVu.%
a
to
vote
upon
The
of
by
2Vi%
the
stock
dividend
1956.—V.
(Canada) —Reports
Bell, Ltd.
will
be
182, p.
1955.
of the
Bettinger Corp.
the
In
sales
of
12-month
Profit—
'V'Y,/.. Y
by the report,
:
covered
which resulted
$1,833,723,
taxes accounted for $11,000 for
in
profit
net
a
'''
the year.—V.
$23,391.
of
15, .1984
;
100,000 shs.
value
in
first
the
bonds
issuable
are
the stockholders,
mortgage
indenture
in
and
subject
the
to
the
the
of
when
limitations
the
Jan.
Income
February—
Gross from
f
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
Net
from
ry.
$4,999,000
039,000
,..1,075,826
1,193,870
Y- 353,773
657,709
668,253
10,520,000
9,480,000
9,541,000
,858,000
1,788,261
,037,673
641,287
907,311
,other
-
1,910,364
'•'*99,644 ?
'508,012
railway-:—_
1,786,776
income.:—
oper.
183,
-
of
1110.
p.
March
28
was
Anson
on
B.
Nixon,
to,; succeed
Mr.
elected
Chairman
who
retired
Granite City Steel
all
Co.—Expects Record Profits—
used,
to
will
remain
Nixon
indications, this company will have record sales and profits
'during the first quarter of 1956, John N. Marshall,
-Board
v>'
and
This
President,
said
March
on
immediately after
($116,293,657) and profits after
of
comes
stock)
common
Marshall
Mr.
located
added
the
across
all
broke
its
that
29.
year
a
taxes
1
-
previous annual
this
"
Chairman
out
the
of
very
1955,
Marshall
Mr.
sales—"the
Before
pointed
highest of
depreciation,
The
is
company
out
that
company
we earned 31%
any
started
now
1,080,000
in the
pleted
of
tons
net
next
steel
per
two years,
10.8%
earned
company
1955
the
This
year.
he said, at
will
be
Great
Northern
Offer—Salomon
Ry.—Equipment
Bros.
&
Certificates
Trust
Hutzler
associates
and
April 4
of
the
issue
less
is
awarded to the group
were
Associates
and
Stroud
the
certificates
are
Commerce Commission.
to
than
of
sale
Interstate
The
not
and
be
secured
by
in
the
Co.
33/as.
r
-...
cars,
offering are—Drexel & Co.;
183,
-
estimated to cost
Union Securities Corp.
the
TO
PRESENT
in
354,000 shs.
incorporated
was
Aug.
on
16,
1955
Februaryl—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
claims
included
in
the
mining claim purchase
19 claims located, assessment work
Period End. Feb. 29—
$377,682
$363,102
$358,880
$355,236
105,147
145,113
120,588
-138.523
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$23,752,812
31,666
44,796
45,636
52,021
Railway
oper.
expenses.
18,066,325
income
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1—
Net
737,616
183, p.
692,041
698,409
637,909
197,236
229.895
206.010
254.138
50,767
railway
railway
63,579
67,211
91,369
income
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
The
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on March 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $21
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents
completed.—V. 183, p. 668.
-per
It
into
tenders
to
March
on
share.
per
directors
$30,757
For
was
Gulf Mobile
Co.
•1956
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
ry.
—V.
$6,307,887
$6,596,196
$7,321,141
1,593,916
1,722,982
1,651,675
2,345,612
income.
in
Feb.
544,838
674,353
660,302
12,830,555
13,584,969
3,358,845
3,403,7 i9
3,521,624
1,151,578
1,362,251
1,360,593
the
Indian
1,826,516
the
Head
4%
3,
March
sales
of
$4,475,000.—V.
May
1956,
Robison,
E.
James
for
the
2Va
month
net
loss
of
$468,000
year,
a
period
Mills, Inc.
183,
Gulf Oil
Union
-
Corp.—Buys $120,000,000 Debentures—
Oil
Co.
of
California
below.
.Sales
and
*
98%
28.
March
on
of
v
p.
expected
of
to the merger on Feb. 19, 1955,
showed a net profit of $39,000 on
1366.
all-time
Supply Contract Signed With Europa—
Gulf
tire
rayon
Oil
Corp. announced on April 5 it has entered into a
long-term contract with Europa Oil (N. Z.), Ltd. Under terms of the
contract, Gulf will supply
all of Europa's requirements
for
motor
gasolines
in
New
and
a
Zealand,
Gulf
New
of
its
requirements
of
other
petroleum
products
has
Hayden
high
is
plant
of
uses
in
this
B.
Kline,
operating
are
at
The
level
during
the
first
major
and
importer
the
and
signing of
the supply
in
concern.—V.
Hawaiian
of
on
record
before
tional
12
capacity
of
nylon
filament
yarn
being
the
bonds
to
are
and North Hempstead, in the
1366.
p.
-
Preferred
—
&
is
*
smelter
a
and
primary
of
Acme Alumi¬
secondary
aluminum.
will
expand
primary aluminum
already the nations
the
plant,
capacity
largest,
of ita
by
55
,
facilities at Chalmette
scheduled to ba
are
the summer of 1957, D„ A. Rhoades, Vice-President and
stated on March 30.
'
* ' Y
*
,
.
183,
p.
marketer
of
petroleum
products
ouarter of 1956
said.
Sales
installed
on
about
reached
sales
intended
schedule
Covington, Va., and production
183, p. 1366.
million
one
requirements of these expanded reduction facilities will
new alumina plant to be built at Gramercy, La.
This
caustic-chlorine plant.
a
plant was originally designed to produce 200,000 tons of alumi¬
annually. Its capacity has since been raised to 2201000 tons a year
to reflect current production
rates.
The ninth line will bring Chalmette's yearly capacity up to 247,500 tons—nearly half a billion pounds.
I—V. 183,
558.
p.
Kansas City Southern
Period End. Feb. 29—
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
'
oper.
revenue—
$3,854,001
Railway oper.
expenses-
2,165,787
$3,513,853
1,947,247
$7,639,983
4,407,628
$3,966,564
3,945,341
oper._
$1,688,214
$1,566,606
$3,232,355
$3,021,223
650,502
650,738
1,274,114
1,251,964
Railway
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
ry.
183,
1367.
p.
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Evans Becomes
The
l
of
board
Board
directors
the
accepted
Chairman
resignation
of
Chairman
W.
Evans,
continue
will
and
15
of the Board of the company, effective
President, was elected Chairman of the
serve in both capacities.—V.
183, p. 1111.
as
1956.
March
on
O.
Gill
F.
April 30,
to
Oklahoma
$378,887
222,245
$874,540
506,028
$724,916
oper._
$185,853
$156,642
$368,512
$276,293
112,110
55,822
174,886
88,936
revenue
Railway
oper.
ry.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
1956—2 Mos.—1955
expenses.
oper.
Net
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
&
1956—Month—1955
$440,068
254,215
Railway
448,623
183,1367.
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—Sales
Net
of
reported
$1,189,735
of
sales
and
$690,321
is
at
on
and Earnings Gain—
$51,465
of
March
for
the
deficit
operating
the corporation
by
profit
and
$164,671
a
1955,
against
previous
year,
sales
were
29.
'
T.
James
as
of
not subject to
months,
few
a
to
a
center
in
the
described
President,
Jr.,
"excellent," with
refund on
an
operating loss
is
Within
J.,
Duffy,
$61,684
by
poration
corporation's
current
loan outstanding and reserves in¬
1944-45 Pennsylvania income taxes. By
carry-over
from prior years, the cor¬
no
Federal income taxes for 1955.
the
company
will
move
i
Merchantville,
and production,
from
research,
design,
engineering
Pa.—V. 180, p. 1106.
modern
Horsham,
Kendall
an
for
the
planned
pounds
tires
in¬
and
nylon
company's
to
in
start
The
a
July
from
General
April
on
Co.—Acquires Cade Plant—
company
the
The
has acquired
family
Abney
Manager
2.
The
of
the Julia
interests,
the
purchase,
company's
made
Cade plant at
Albertville, Ala.,
H. K. Hallett, Vice-President and
Cotton Mills Division, announced
lor
cash,
included inventories.
plant is a producer of print cloth yarn
fabrics, operating 26.000
600 looms, and employing 300 people. Operations will be
continued without interruption as an
integrated unit of the Cotton
Mills Division.
In addition to supplying a large part of the fabrics
in
the contract marks the first time
of bulk petroleum products to a
1366.-
International
Telephone
March
20
Gross
March
noon
common
Co.—Stock
offered
1,
to
its
Offered—The
common
com¬
stockholders
1956, the right to subscribe on or
April 9 for 241,693 shares of addi¬
stock (par $10) at $14 per share on the
on
Great
from
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
$2*895,199
-Earnings—
1954
$2,450,759
1953
$3,038,516
523.766
income
405,940
366,655
495,642
236,998
222,026
railway
5 145.881
5,077,670
6,326.299
1,018,195
814,558
736,286
1,110,506
oper.
income—
1366.
461,738
442,095
560,229
the
company's
Laclede
•
consumer
of
quantities
markets.—V.
183,
p.
grey
product
goods
and
lines,
this
textile
division
specialties
sells sub¬
in outside
1232.
255,431
5,819,345
for
stantial
1—
railway—
183, p.
RR.
1955
$2,502,649
-287,859
railway
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
oper.
Northern
1956
February—
.
a
Kline
$21,000,000.
initial
an
of
sale
the
in 1887 and serves a territory with an
in an area of approximately
the Borough of Queens, City of New York,
reduction
alumina
be supplied by
announced
President,
year.—V.
Net
pany
almost
tenacity
for
from
spindles and
engaged
Zealand,
were
dustrial
Zealand.
Europa is
New
certain
high,
by
is in addition to Kaiser Alumi¬
recently announced primary aluminum expansion projects,
other
reason
High Level—
divisions
to
Equipment
year, of high
supplied
be
from the sale of common stock,
presently outstanding, which were
and to defray part of the cost of
loans
Jobbins, Inc., Aurora, 111,
,
.
a
to
are
founded
facility also will include
"
Petroleum
The
public
which include a new reduction plant at Ravenswood, W. Va., and additions to the corporation's Tacoma and Mead, Wash., plants.
.
N.
-
at
registration statement with
par
value common stock.
no
Manager,
position
approximate $20,000,000, Mr.
quarter of 1955, a year In which
fourth
the
and
capacity,
- -
continued
are
..
in
textile
corporation's
than
more
a
the
Enlargement of the Chalmette plant
num's
ended
sales
on
prior
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Sales at
The
received
additional production
creased
1366.
to
annually.
in operation by
$17,500 on sales of $4,997,000. Mr.
last year are complicated by
Inc. with Naumkeag Steam Cotton
1—
oper.
the
with
Mills,
showed
months
Head
of
payment
whose common stock is wholly-owned by
La.,
pounds
General
Net
1955. Last
,
on
.
ended
Naumkeag
For
4,719,083
income.
February of
1, 1956, of
fund.
Letters
requesting
to preferred stockholders
mailed
were
comparisons
Indian
of
.
payment
sinking
net profit of
that
19,. J955,
former
;
•
stock
fund
quarter
a
the
and
the -proceeds
Period End. Feb. 29—
15,205,491
183, p.
See
';-,
.
$1,394,000.
916,596
13,512,424
railway-
frcm
Net
1953
railway-
J°n.
from
Net
1954
-$6,439,300
railway
oper.
From
Gross
railway-
1955
sinking
stated
authorized
30
preferred
first
•the--.merger
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
&
February—
29.
the
confer
Y
March
the
the
Inter¬
of
statutes
to
in part of
corporation
The
Mills, Inc.—Tenders—Earnings—
on
President, reported
Robison
Gross
p.
Kansas,
Green Fire Brick Co.—Secondary Offering—A
stock
upon
construction,
was
company,
million
1365.
Indian Head
(A. P.)
$5,606,527 $10,591,561 $10,754,141
2,130,487
3,804,648
4,145,246
2,034,934
v"
1366.
capital
California
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—To Expand Plant
1956—2 Mos —1955
$22,263,793 $47,323,512 $44,438,653
16,657,266
36,731,951
33,684,512
$5,686,487
oper.;_.
ry,
income—
oper.
183, p:
that,
part of the Towns of Hempstead
Murray
From Jan.
;
finance
Inc.,
—V.
1956—Month—1955
railway
railway.!.
oper.
the
and
in
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
1953
1954
of
1614.
agreement, there have been
completed, and location notices filed at Hawthorne, Nev.—V. 108, p. 668.
& Western RR.—Earnings—
1955
to
Alloys,
Net
Green Bay
approval
num
FINANCING
Outstanding
15
for
The
EFFECT
corporation
the
to
of
them
on
bank
short-term
183,
shares
50,000
(par $1)__
addition
for
..
GIVING
option
1613.
p.
of
sale
Washington and was organzied principally for the purpose of ex¬
ploring for and in the mining of metals, minerals, rare earths and
fissionable.. material.
It owns mining claims located in the Fitting
Mining District, Mineral County, in Nevada.
subject to the authorization
1,000 fifty ton
the
from
;Y~-v'.'VY.'
<•;
In
Inc.—V.
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
as
proceeds
par
a
construction.
The
exploratory work, purchase of drilling machine and
corporate
Common stock
$8,287,000.
&
other
net
for
CAPITALIZATION
its bid of 99.337%.
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 99.18% for the certificates also
Issuance
for
used
with
International
The proposed merger will
holders of mot less than
the
shares
price
is
to be
with
num
solid-propellant rocket.—V. 183,
new,
'
••
3.30% for all maturities, and
on
be
to
stock
company
The
PROCEEDS—The
are
of
of
proposing to merge or con¬
with certain statutory provisions,
the
also filed
—V.
1614.
on
April 5 offered $6,600,000 of 3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually, Oct. 1, 1956, to April 1,
1971, inclusive.
The certificates were priced to yield
stock
directors
.
.$15,700 to approximately 16 individuals, all of whom re¬
side in the State of Washington (during the period of
Oct. 1, 1955, to Dec. 31, 1955).
ingot ton.—V. 183, p. 668.
as
Interna-
outstanding
of the State of Illinois.
Navyl and Grand Central Rocket Co., Redlands, Calif.,
Mines, Inc. (Wash.)—Stock Offered —The
company 011 Jan. 10 publicly offered 34,300 shares of
common stock at par ($1 per share), without underwrit¬
ing.
It has previously sold 15,700 shares of stock for
com¬
of
of
Co., Inc., also of Aurora, on
April 4 offered publicly 21,000 shares of preferred stock
at $15 per share.
This offering is limited to residents
carry
as
a
treasury
of
miles,
Holiday
comparatively low cost per
a
The
Chalmette,
sales dollar."
expansion
to
shares
present
shares
population in excess of 550,000,
on
of any size in the steel industry.
on
disclosed
beyond the fact that it will be
p.
a third
major expansion program
to its present open hearth capacity
on
{designed to add approximately 30%
of
the
firms
.
substantial
order
backlogs-! and expects to continue capacity
operations for at least the first half of the year.
i ■
v - «
Commenting on Granite City Steel's financial performance during
•
'
two
participants in the earth satellite project by the
U. S. Navy,-and The Glenn L. Martin Co., prime contractor for Project
Vanguard.
•
.."T" *!
' ••'
.•
;
■
Design details for this third stage rocket have not been disclosed
437-acre plant is
Mo., presently has
Mississippi River from St. Louis,
the
of
par
three
into
their
capitalization
of
boards
vote
Stock Offered—Schwanz
one
as
a
..
square
and
and development of the third and final stage rocket
Project .Vanguard—the earth satellite program.
Ballistics laboratory, near Cumberland, Md., operated by
Hercules for the
were
shares
the
April 3, 1956
shares of its
on
28,000
and
(William F.)
selected
been
surviving
with
corporations
County of Nassau.—V. 183,
design
.'••'Allegany
records.
company,whose
the
engine, for
i
■
when the company's net sales
($12,610,820 or $6.05 per share
has
company
the
converted
hold
488,975
40
•
member of
a
be
cash.
proceeds
repay
The
under provisions
as
be
to
The
of
Delaware
of
date
together
incurred
Earth Satellite Program—
'This
The
filed
covering
.
the board of directors at the request of Hercules' board.
Mr. Forstgr, was ,also re-elected President of the company..
•;
that
outstanding
in
company
offering
net
*be
Board
the
of
of
stock
corporation., The
right, upon compliance
appraisal of their shares
company
';
From
the
The
,i
!
„
will
continue
consisted
1,000
stock
common
surviving
estimated
Forster
E.
Directors
Yof the H?rcules pension plan.
1365.
p.
183,
will
Sunset
be underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.
April 3, 1956 with the SEC a registration
statement covering $3,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series F, due 1981.
The bond yield and the offering dates are to be supplied by amendment.
Y..
■
- 'Y.
'
Hercules Powder -Co., Inc.—Forster Elected Chairman
Albert
railway—
♦Deficit.—V.
countries.—V.
1956.
outstanding common stock
consisted of 678,788 shares, with
will
application also states
future
f
that
(Los
Commission
24,
the
$267,2171
the
affirmative
Sunset.
The
1
,254,429
157,123
1—
from
Net
,
$4,773,000
1,099,034
income—
From Jan.
Gross
$5,411,000
railway*.
railway--—Yv
oper.
1953
of
of
of
the
! amendment.
company in cooperation with RCA Communications, Inc. furnishes
radiotelephone _service to and from the radiotelephone and connecting
qfyAmieriqan Telephone & Telegraph Co..and its connecting
Y companies throughout the United States and to telephone systems in
1954
authorized
the
corporation.
including
value
SEC
The
Islands
•/systems
1955
the
certain
Co.
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
RR.^Earnings-^-
and
April
appli¬
an
to
Oil
share.
of
the
This
the
company is. a public utility furnishing telephone service on the
of Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai, Territory
of Hawaii, and radiotelephone service between said islands and certain
ships at sea, and also record communication service by radioteletype
'between the Islands of Oahuj Hawaii, Lanai, Maui, Kauai and Molokai.
180, p. 2594.
filed
respect
consummation of the merger,
the surviving corporation will concentrate on the acquisition, develop¬
ment, and exploration of oil and gas properties.—V. 183, p. 1474.
The
_
has
Sunset
proposed
shares
1955,
of
1955,
shareholders
require
The
;
The principal business and executive offices
located at 1130 Alakea Street, Honolulu, Hawaii.
are
value
31,
the
and
the
appraised
Y
Grand l^unk Western
to
'.
31,
stock
surviving
a
require
solidate
set
29,\t*1954.
company
$1
two-thirds
which
tOf
is
share
International
application states
upon
convertible
of
the
national
authorized
same.
shares
3,
with
of
on
Sunset have taken the steps required
proposed merger by applicable statutes.
the
Yalso
1,475,158 sns.
sns.
series
securing
for conversion
reserved
were
1,750,000
$1 0)Y_—
hearing
it
that
Each
Dec.
stated
of
Dec.
stock,
of
The
100,000 shs.
(par
April
order
merger
International;
for
5,000,000
•.
at
common
of
at
common
,
150,000 shs.
41,535 shs.
(cumulative)
stock
of
shares
2,500,000
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
aggregate
Ytional
100,000 shs.
effective
had
company
1,000,000
2,500,000
150,000 shs.
Yof
V
-y
•
the
an
.
provides
be
(which
shareholders
100,000 shs.
first! mortgage
time to time by
Sunset
shares
2,500,000
2,500,000
with
application,
share.
a
5,500,000
1,000,000
,
and
application
shall
$1
1,000,000
BUSINESS—The company is a corporation existing under the laws of
the Territory of Hawaii.
It was incorporated under the laws of the
Kingdom of Hawaii on Aug. 16, 1883. The name of the company was
changed from "Mutual Telephone Co." to "Hawaiian Telephone Co.,"
1911.
Graham Bell, Ltd., is the Canadian affili¬
,
period
of
of
1,000,000
150,000 shs.
stock then outstanding.
^
ate
value
$3,000,000
(cumulative)——
from
position of this company has been strengthened materially
backlog of orders is approximately $1,500,000. P.
Bell, President, stated in the company's report for the 12
months ended Sept. 30,
corporation
5,500,000*
1982_—
proposed
a
on
exemption
an
to
the
to
announced
was
for
into
the
agreement
merger
Outstanding
(cumulative )iYi.
41,535 shares
current
Graham
According
1,000,000
15, 1981
it
SEC
Calif.)
Antonio, Tex.—Pro-
.
incident
scheduled
San
7
merged into International, which will become the surviving corpora¬
tion under the name of Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.
The
FINANCING
5.1%
Y forth
payable
has
-
$3,000,000
1,000,000
.
'The
sales
the
'
15,
314%; due Oct.-
C,
the
with
Angeles,
for
4;
314%, due Aug..15, 1978
vtCommon
to
amendment
increasing the authorized capital stock
$1.50 par value capital stock.
Sub¬
the stockholders and the approval of
to stockholders of record June 15,
Graham
1256,
23.
incurred
Series Df 514%
Series E, 5.3%
.
authorized
board
April
proposed
a
loans
Mining Corp.,
corporation,
cation
stock
common
of facilities for the
bank
Authorized
-
-
J, .3.4%, due Feb.
Preferred stock (par $10):
record
the
PRESENT
TO
A,. 4.8%,.(cumulative)
Series B, 5% (cumulative) convertible
of $304,dividend,
stock
'
EFFECT
Series
shares of
215,000
authorities,
June 30, 1956,
The
in
authorization
regulatory
and
1956,
'
Series
of
of
•
GIVING
15, 1980
Series
200,000
ject
%
of
payment
Series I,
stock
dividend
cash
stockholders
to
subject to appropriate stockholder authorization.
a
special meeting of stockholders of record as
;
annual
sale
mortgage bonds:
Series F,
1956.
The board determined that the undistributed
V
and
the
to
or
Series G, 314%,.due July
Series H, 3 %"% ilttue Uuly
.•
calling
portion of the comprice of the stock.
semi-annual
a
policy
the
Series C, 3%%*,; July 15, 1964
Series E, 314%, due Aug. 15, 1975
k
,
when
dividends
from
purposes.
'First
-
development
inaugurated
expanded
policy
retaining
of
time,
proceeds
the company to the construction
CAPITALIZATION
,i
stockholders
strong
a
This
transactions
net
services
of
Dividend Policy—
a
policy
with
extension
•.
earnings
International
posed Merger—
.
are
;•
Government Employees Life Insurance
f
new
PROCEEDS—The
1561.
p.
share for each five shares held
(with
An additional 25,000
privilege).
being offered to the company's employees at
price.- No underwriting is involved.
one
oversubscription
r an
Feb. 28/55
$i8i,2l5
Net
Net
basis of
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Three Months Ended—
.
(1755)
522,391
'
657 shares
Gas
cently offered
or
90.4%,
Co.—Stock
Subscriptions—Of the 202,stock (par $25), re¬
of convertible preferred
were
to common stockholders, 183,229 shares,
subscribed for, and the remaining 19,428
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1756)
shares
taken
were
Lehman
Maine
headed by
by the underwriters
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
up
Brothers;
Fenner &
See also V. 183, p. 1367.
Beane and Reinholdt & Gardner.
Central
Operating
Operating
Superior
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
&
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Prom Jan.
Gross
Net
*136,549
ry.
*151,002
*119,744
•Deficit.—V.
97,106
85,144
116,796
*243,390
*254,728
*215,973
*274,305
Net
1367.
183, p.
company has announced the purchase of a 3'/4 acre site for a
warehouse in the Millsdale Industrial Park, South of San Fran¬
The
Blvd.
has been set
warehouse
new
Northern
will
Park
one
the
and
start of construction.
for
replace
California
out of the Millsdale
int.
at 1525 Bayshore
Northwest will be serviced
located
now
Pacific
facility.—V. 183,
February—
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
ry.
$414,807
$366,862
9,045
33,236
32,009
$300,371
$190,518
$448,043
$398,871
109.836
114,372
223,011
and
229,953
1953
1954
$254,697
$255,561
$256,214
69,514
89,592
79,871
83,638
12,656
income—
28,674
23,711
29,097
collateral
m.
p.
trust
bonds,
—V.
the
22,087
51,900
50,560
59,477
income
1367.
principal
April
30,
bonds may be
1953
$479,121
$511,923
$598,308
9,857
21,705
72,439
87,983
income
railway
38,227
70,708
112,768
anticipated
opinion
ments
Gross
old
of
230,824
time,
but
186,956
tion.
As
will
RR,
Net
from
Net
ry.
-Earnings—
1956
$5,016,213
$4,961,926
$5,661,063
1,067,331
787,301
779,418
income—
449,409
301,701
220,394
712,950
in
11,159,466
10,291,343
10,168,758
N.
1,871,274
1,635,379
1,361,994
2,853,664
692,236
646,176
233,886
1,518,643
railway
income—.
Y.,
Copper
Co., Tucson, Ariz.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
corporation
filed
registration
statement
March 30, 1956,
stock, par value
10 cents per share,
to be offered for public sale through George F.
Breen, New York, N. Y., on a best effort basis, at a public offering
price to be supplied by amendment.
The company intends to use the net proceeds for exploration and
evaluation of its leasehold properties, to construct roads, adits and
raises, and to purchase equipment, establish and run a large scale
milling pilot plant.
The balance of the proceeds will be used for
general corporate purposes.—V. 182, p. 1699.
with
the
SEC,
a
covering
100,000
shares
of
on
common
as
March
on
program
for
30
Ewart plant
The
new
expansion
a
new
foundry
Indianapolis, Ind.
in
foundry
will
the
latest
raised
expected
The
also
of
and
replaced with new manufacturing facilities which are
completed about midsummer, 1958.
plant is the largest single unit of this company and Is
to be
Ewart
of the
one
largest plants in the world devoted to the manufacture
transmission
power
equipment.—V.
183,
chain
and
Lit Brothers—Partial
The
of
has
company
its
called
outstanding
March
1,
1970
at
sprockets
and
V
1111.
p.
4%
100%
and
the First Pennsylvania
Walnut Sts., Philadelphia
handling
redemption
Pa.—V.
30,
interest.
195G,
$78,000
debentures
will
Payment
be
due
made
lid,
1584.
p.
in
proct-eas
construction.—V.
183,
be
to
are
used
to
bank
repay
loans
incurred
for
of
sinking
February—
Gross
ment
of
From
Grross
Net
Net
Jan.
from
from
ry.
$2,111,018
$2,258,062
920,744
782.397
947,704
464,028
432,416
470,606
4,583,485
4,337,388
4,293,650
4,514,781
1,923,373
1,957,997
1,656,005
income
oper.
89o,888
980,9j€
863,189
875,840
—V. 183, p. 1367.
SEC,
of
three
and
it
corporation
and
years
announced
was
this
Boston,
$6,000,000
bearing
3%%. thereafter
to
March
on
issue
and
principal
interest
an
29,
sell
amount
rate
of
has
to
issued
The
of
for
order
an
First
National
debentures,
3%%
the
due
first
in
year
to
maturity. Proceeds will be used to pay shortpresently outstanding in the amount of $5,700,000
and to pay for capitalizable expenditures or
to reimburse the company's
treasury therefor.—V. 183, p. 1112.
%$3,243,264
paid
common
stock, which
4;767 shares of
were
ties
than
and
corporation
time
$3,000,000
New
Robert
Division,
Authority
for
128
Tyson,
Jr.,
buses
new
said
for
contracts
delivery
have
of
been
100
Transportation
Corp.,
dyne diesel engine buses.
Tyson
the
Quinn,
the
deposited in exchange for new
plan has become effective to
the
closing
date
said
delivery
on
event
after
the
of
the
of
New
Manager
wit.i
engine
York
t..e
of
Chicago
buses,
for
28
Mack's
the
25%
net
of
EFFECT
shall
the
not,
and
the
20-year
EXCHANGE
As
of
cured
by
carril
de
of
1965;
1912.
The
sugar
drafts
The
to
9,
be
option
estate
locatqd
lands
being
sugar
mill
Net
the
of
assets
in
bonds.
all
notes
holders
the
located
and
with
Mack
Bus
the
Thermo-
the
Chicago order
York order start
will
begin
during the
in
the
fall
summer.—
Gross
the
the
the
of
ments,
materials
estate.
The
a
crop
notice
at
company,
single
any
in
1964
each
the
and
mill,
days.
also
season
the
latter
Compania
in
New
company
of
certain
are
Puerto
Co.),
de
which
three
of
York
is
the
raw
Camaguey),
their
of
has
The
leased
are
company
to
cane
153,552
148,254
income
1475.
p.
in
1954
1953
$2,502,524
$2,268,162
$2,489,351
620,545
149,166
*284,570
*144,743
274,433
*36,860
*443,820
*379,463
6,622,187
5,215,056
4.601,266
972,233
459.447
*564,084
*229,609
389,880
96,862
*916,884
*666,309
income..
oper.
railway
railway
income..
oper.
from
Gross
Net
from
ry.
183, p.
water
sugar
RR.—Earnings
1954
1953
$443 332
156,935
73,541
$316,750
33,314
20,540
651.997
831.893
670,424
936.988
111,183
313.474
114.416
3^3,690
89,434
191,778
75,583
Manati,
a
S.
S.
A.
small
A.
the
about
Port
of
(Manati
44
166,673
to
las
de
Agricultural
In
a
(Port
In
the)
lands
growers
and
Manati
of
property
are
Island
from
the
Cuban
of
It
railway
p.
others
the
Port
corporations
of
(2)
which
is
Manati.
and
all
which
has
from
Net
ry.
turn
it
;
i
1956
1955
1954
1953
\
$5,649,202
$5,698,331
$7,133,757
1,346,291
1,295,364
11,083,339
2,294,720
491,896
507,788
389,245
927,110
11,715,411
railway
Jan.
11,255.186
2,364,723
900,802
11.656,228
2,121,139
780,978
13 975.938
4,050,365
RR.—Earnings—
■
,
1—
from
Gross
income
oper.
From
railway
2,418,097
railway...
765,942
income
oper.
1,603,321
183, p. 1368.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Net
1—
railway
railway
from
Net
rv.
—V.
2,677,032
income—
.
1,727,529
1,271,329
32.759.488
6,924,058
3,521,236
34.215.650
,
2,200,137
Jan.
35,152.350
from
Gross
,,
1953
$17,395,160 $16,060,879 $17,070,480 $18,922,643
4,150,162
3,411,160
3,164,802
4.113,608
railway—
oper.
From
:
<
1954
1955
1956
February—
Gross
i83,
8,053,082
4,830,855
income—
oper.
6,091,972
2,424,536
38,680,355
,
7.884,770
4,185,806
1615.
p.
(John) Morrell & Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
operation
1958
at
of
its
100%,
.
has called for redemption on May 1, 1956, through
sinking fund $653,000 of 15-year 3% debentures due
company
accrued
plus
First National Bank of
interest.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
Chicago, Chicago, HI.—V. 183, p. 559.
•
has
arrangements
Acceptance Corp.—Stock Sold—Mention was
our
issue of March 26 of the offering to the
Murdock
made
in
shares of common stock (par $5) at
share by Equitable Securities Corp. and
Bullington-Schas & Co. and associates.
It was over-!
public
of
$16.50
per
50,000
subscribed.
;
PROCEEDS—The
working
in
62,230
$5,951,573
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
of
Cuba.
company
income—
1368.
February—
from railway
junction
Landholding & Townsite
at
-
length,
Tunas;
Co),
30,498
railway
oper.
183,
136.527
income
Gross
of
Ferrocarril de
miles
Manati
Victoria
at
RR.
townsite
mentioned
located
leases
—V.
$399,338
32,993
1—
from
from
ry.
1955
1956
$322,217
railway
railway
Jan.
Net
in
in'
250 Spanish pounds each.
railroad,
from
Cuba
capacity
pounds
(1)
5 141,846
,
1368.
Illinois
oper.
From
and
each,
of said mill
1951-1952 when
of
crop
»
1—
Missouri
sugar.
production
the
Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1955
$3,446,357
railway.^
Jan.
from,
Sault
1956
railway
ry.
growing
sugar
raw
present
a
Spanish
250
largest
public
a
the
corporations
assets
63,274
295,424
April
on
consisting of a
land
(of
which
of
acres
Manati,
sugar
was
estate
of
Manati,
owns
69,090
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
se¬
landholding company, owning about 12,000 acres of lands, of which
approximately 4,000 are under cane cultivation, and some are occupied
by dwellings; ana
(3)
the Compania Terrateniente
y
Urbanizadora
del
$344,605
Net
fixed
such
of
the entire capital stock of
RR.)
the
line
Agricola
$354,713
fr.
from
Gross
% of 1%
bonds
company's
therefrom
1,356,920 bags of
of
owns
(Tunas
through
$154,842
Net
of the sinking fund, the
amount redeemed to and
the
of
141,000
The
$640,029
,
In
consist of a sugar factory and
Oriente, Republic of Cuba (certain
Central
bags, of
100
grinding
main
$168,831
ry.
and
case.
of narrow
(97 miles
gauge
and
trackage), rolling stock, tools and Imple¬
supplies
and
other
accessories
of
a
sugar
produced the equivalent
with
oper._
Net
prices
gauge
900,000
of
347,372
from
From
at
railroad, lines
sugar
season
$702,035
Net
securi¬
company
of
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
146,748
Net
old
after April 30,
incorporated
Province
703—37th
$301,590
from
of
President.
be
174.810
from
ry.
Province
in
andard
s
will
$343,641
Net
Net
marketing
on April 4 by H. E. Martin,
moved
to
new
quarters
at
be
it
expenses.
oper.
Net
approximately
private
of
will
where
Minneapolis St. Paul &
drafts
approximately 41.000 are under cane cultivation), with a deep
wharf, warehouses and marine equipment," buildings, workshops,
miles
acquired the Glenn Co., Oakland, Calif., makers
sources, welding
wire feeding devices and
revenue
rev.
prop¬
business
production
facilities.—
announced
February—
The
and
days'
30
on
These
of
manufacture
the
pipe
shipping
1615.
p.
183,
—V.
and
and
and
oper.
of all outstanding capital stock of Ferro-
was
muffler
warehousing
aggre¬
thereunder.
of
interest
principal
gold
program.
increase
the company began in
The program, which will
oper.
ry.
—V.
outstanding. ~
redeemed
substantially
principal
and
Oakland,
183,
Net
secured by a pledge with Bankers Trust Co.,
$5,494,100 principal amount of first mortgage
fund
demand,
power
was
facilities
Period End. Feb. 29—
interest
bear
$1,320,000
1956
to
of-
operation
the
$1.60
to
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
442,660 shs.
to
are
amount
accrued
through
company
Cuba
principal
voltage
Glenn
—V.
X
outstanding
the
redemption
if
504,589
on
compared
operated as a manufacturing sub¬
sidiary under the name M & T Welding Products Corp.
In
announcing
the
move
Mr.
Martin
said
it is
expected
that
applications for the constant voltage power source will be developed
in the electroplating,
metallurgical and electronics industries—fields
in which Metal
& Thermit is already active—as
well as in welding.
Outstanding
A.
and
cane
in
will
double
share
per
$1.84
2689.
p.
Avenue,
the
%
issuance
the
Yr.
Record
t
loans
with
of
be
of
of
\
in
expansion
and
Profit
was
"
rise
mid-1956,
by
60%
1954.
in
outstanding
continued
a
$1,500,000
a
by
constant
The
•
March
on
to
at
by pledge
S.
BUSINESS—The
30,
stock
other products, it
$2,184,300
and
for
subject
2%%
and
Tunas,
1954
Gross
will
outside
Just
the
4
were
bank
reserved
sinking
mortgage on
roof.
plant,
OFFER
§700,000 shs.
annum.
$801,535
to
common
...
indenture,
one
overseas
1954.
over
'
182,
of
;
retire¬
$5,000,000
notes
7%%
first
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Acquires Glenn Firm—
1937
of
the
to
1961, the premium declining thereafter to
ended April 29, 1965.
bonds
new
under
$4,that
and
new
net sales were $24,645,695 for 1955 compared to $21,and consolidated profits after taxes amounted to
compared
of
Net
be
company's
the
1954,
completed
V.
how¬
fl$2,184,300
1965
time
29,
of
.
ex¬
in
operation
earninngs
TO
value)—
redemption
year
extending
Transit
late
thereof, to¬
the date of such
company,
years
sink, fund bds.
maturity,
April
of
in
capacity
date,
drafts
are
under
be
Marchant's
1954.
7 be
paid off out of the sale of pledged sugars; $84,300
is produced.
The exchange offer will have
to
shall
of
Anticipating
sugar
bonds
before
or
Said
a*d of toe buses under the New
V. 183, p. 1112.
signed
propane
of
and
In
amount
annum, to
Feb.
1, 1957
per
intervening
ranging from 104V2%, to 100%%
on
will
operations
16%
some
shares
'V: '- '
director
a
of
$930,913,
'
company
a
Vice-President
Surface
Mr.
$3,000,000 Orders—
receipt of orders totaling more
for
transit
systems in Chicago
York.
W.
C.
the. principal
said
GIVING
amount
favorable."
remain
construction
Germany, has been
Consolidated
Railway
Railway
shares
prior
that
company
273,345
Wall
J.
company.
HThe'new
any
B.
February—
be
465
Tunas, S. A.
April 4 reported
on
from
accrue
by
the
after
or
dedicated
per
as
the
on
the
of
to
The company
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Receives
not
reorganization
par
4%
approximately
offered publicly on Mar. 17,
at $55 per share, were quickly sold. See V.
183, p. 1615.
This
on
In
and
whole "could well be even better than
Jessup, President,
"providing national
a
as
Edgar
conditions
This corporation has
event
after
the
($1
off
70
Macco Chemical Co.—Stock Sold—The
will
$100.
at
Cyril
firm
surrendered
agreement
warehouses,
1956,
year
$24,500,000,
rise
7
bond
outstanding,
term bank borrowings
30,
the
tenders,
therefor
interest
which
of
and due
March
old
on
St.,, New York,
sum of $2,500 as their
^
rate
of
The
company
promptly
entitled upon
1956
30,
determined
estimated
gate principal amount of drafts
exchange offer will have no effect
effect
company
has announced 1955 consolidated net sales in excess
marking the best year in its 78-year history.
Howard
E.
Wolfson, Chairman of the Board, reported that both
consolidated net sales and consolidated profits after taxes showed a
offer.
the
bonds
bonds
stock
molasses
Bank
of
bonds
in
20-year 7%%
such
be
the
the largest first quarter sales volume in
stockholders were informed at the annual meeting
reported
Jessup
The
of
by such
this condi¬
the
are
bonds
new
as
loans
be
present
at
but
advances to Becerra and are
p. 1232.
Maremoiit Automotive Products, Inc.—Had
V.
tlssuable under the company's 1956 Sugar Financing Agreement with
its banks, the aggregate amount of notes and drafts whichi
may
be
outstanding thereunder at any one time being limited to $5,000,000.
Lowell Electric Light Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
authorizing
old
$5,500,900.
erties in Cuba
railway
dis¬
principal amount is pledged as collateral security for
the 20-year 4%
sinking fund bonds-due Feb. 1, 1957 of the company
and such principal
amount will be pledged as collateral security for
the new bonds offered as above, $6,800
principal amount is outstanding.
to
and the
to acquire addi¬
The landholdings,
company
Becerra
completed, stockholders were told. Pro¬
duction equipment is now being installed, and manufacturing operations
will begin at an early date.—V. 183, p. 1368.
1
•5,494,100
the
latter
company.
achieved
the
Construction
1957.
Common
1,842,537
1—
railway
April
to
the
•
collat. trust bds., due April 30,
Bank
the
profitable enterprise,
a
added
administrative
debt, has reduced the total of bonds outstanding by $3,316,300.
remains
outstanding $2,184,300
of bonds maturing
in
1st mtge.
than
Calculators, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
for
Hamburg,
now
The
$2,085,851
943,603
439,195
income
oper.
on
which
of
receive
Promissory notes
1953
$2,262,851
railway
railway—
from
ry.
1954
the
and will
they
Authorized
for
1955
Mr.
agent
including April 29,
-Earnings—
1956
from
Net
Net
Ry.
old
with
fund,
the
Arkansas
in
waive
date,
made
which
than April 30, 1956.
to Georgeson & Co., 52
exchange
all
to
connection
There
other
000,000 plant in Oakland, Calif., will be started around June, and
when the full facilities are in use all manufacturing, engineering
from
presently outstanding bonds of the company were issued in
premium
&
assist
may
expiration
to
interest
solicitation
entitled
and
§Excludes
1111.
p.
bonds
exchange
Corp.,
of
their
amount
to
The
company
has
filed
a
registration statement
with
the
SEC
covering 120,000 shares of preferred stock, series G, $100 par value.
Blyth & Co., Inc., The First Boston Corp. and W. C. Langley & Co.
will head the group of underwriters
offering the issue.
Louisiana
into
corporation
Results
later
pay
the
Old
no
net
the
not
will
any
The
stock from the
has enabled
provided
sources
45-year history,
Y., is the exchange
exchange
company
the
exchange is to be
-Interest
of
for
be
bear
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
date
surrender.
ever,
in consideration for which
stock and King Ranch pur¬
Becerra
During the past year, the King Ranch
to 50%, their ownership in the stock of
held on April 5.
3:30
accrued
any,
N.
15,
the
to
the
after
with
holders
changes
Banking & Trust Co., N. E. Corner 15th and
1,
the
together
to
shall
at
April
on
subordinated
iund
accrued
tendered
so
new
fee
Under
Redemption—
for
sinking
at
materials
if
basis to
agency
New York
gether with interest at the rate of 4%
6%
incorporate
techniques
and
mechanization in foundry practices. Ground will be broken within the
next few
weeks and
it is expected that construction will
require a
year.
After completion of the new foundry, the present foundry will
be
at
at approximately
company
inte/est,
announced
was
and
whether
CAPITALIZATION
by this company
manufacturing facilities at its
the
by
or
discretion
depositors
respect
Link-Belt Co.—To Expand Facilities—
$3,500,000
been
practicable
event
a
surrender
has
breed
well adapted
and King Ranch have each advanced Becerra $838,000
31, 1955. It is expected that within a few years this
December
Marchant
.
Securities
February,
A
from
develop
This
the company,
is a director, and Hallgarten & Co. of which firm
Leonard D. Newborg, a director of the company, Is a
member, have
been retained by the company, for fees of $'2,500 each, to advise It
The
of
thus
company
to
its
of
bonds
Gertrudis"
"Santa
high grade of cattle
a
bonds.
plus out-of-pocket expenses
with
Lewisohn
dealer
a
new
sole
as
company
Union
11,807,371
—V. 183, p. 1367.
on
surrendered/
any
The
fee
1—
railway
the
effective
buc
1,341,851
its
exchange,
the
$5,654,777
oper.
lands
The
up
will
or
commissions would be paid
However, if it becomes necessary in
company
may enter
into arrange¬
the
Co., 46 Wall St.,
have
in
announce
to
.
were
including 1,532 acres of lands leased, now consists of about 40,300 acres.
discounts
no
company,
such
any
soon
coupons
1953
1954
1955
the
Trust
bonds
1,183,917
120,463
140,613
railway-
from
expires
agent.
The obligation
of
the company to make such exchange is
subject to the condition that not less than 66%% in principal amount
1.051,218
-
1367.
oper.
offer
The
1965.
and
such sales.
any
persons
of
Bankers
3,517
913,071
24,256
187,914
Lehigh Valley
ry.
30,
sold
thereof
that
with
of
with
position
56,319
1,081,300
income
or
Is
152,487
1—
From Jan.
tional
The company has no existing arrangements, by con¬
otherwise, for the disposition of any such new bonds and
connection
the
1954
1955
1956
$539,192
February—
Gross from railway
Net
and
1956.
tract
the
from
April
due
amount
in
Issue
Net
tons
The
and
purpose,
of
25%
from
purchase
cash
international
exchanges of old
p.
by
year,"
173,232
railway—;
183,
increased
this
for
25%.
remaining
and
525,956
oper.
50
\
and
activities
productive
breed.
75%
received
last
167,250
from
from
ry.
the
Becerra,
(EST) on April 27, 1956 unless extended by the company.
The
will pay a fee for solicitation of tenders.
of the new bonds now being offered which are not issued on
527,986
February—
from railway..—
from railway
Net
of
Becerra
to
company
168,492
Net
Net
capacity
a
company's
been
about 30,000 acres of land of the company were
1952,
September,
company
additional
March 26 offered to holders of its $2,184,300 out¬
sinking fund bonds, due Feb. 1, 1957 the privi¬
them
for
an
equal principal
amount
of
67b
on
516,218
Gross
Gross
have
the land of
mill is cul¬
on
the
Sugar Co.—Makes Exchange Offer—
company
135,106
oper.
length,
~™
"
King Ranch are continuing to make
receiving no income therefrom.—V. 183,
it
ry.
in
feet
not
Gertrudis"
"Santa
interests
the
the
diversiiy
developed by King Ranch as
In tropical areas.
transferred
$168,918
have been delivered to
cars
land or
supply at
-'.*•••"
own
cane
''
conditions
the
exhibition.
on
the
and
519,329
From Jan.
placed
$225,032
to
Such
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Net
and
50
are
railway
—V. 183, p.
all steel box
250 new
RR.-
standing 20-year 4%
lege
of
exchanging
1—
oper.
to
chased
$76,146
$190,535
—
their
on
of
M*
lands.
heretofore
had
the
been
1232.
This
order
In
railway—
from
Net
1955
$254,400
railway—
from
Net
$181,473
12,584
■
1475.
p.
1956
oper.
From Jan.
$287,767
etc.—
cars
Manati
railway
income.
Central
i
from
61,336
feature doors that
are
nine feet wide, thus providing the means of
loading large, bulky materials which cannot be handled in other cars.
They will be used by the railroad for loading of high grade mer¬
chandise, such as finished paper and paper products.—V. 183, pp. 1368
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
125,718
72,124
income
These
This
No date
111,004
cane
35%'
such
on
to utilize lands
not used in the
planting of sugar cane, the company, in conjunction with King Ranch
of
Texas, formed a Cuban corporation named Compania Ganadera
Becerra, S. A., for the purpose of raising and developing beef cattle
In
which
389,023
83,521
28,266
Dr)__
The first of the
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—New Warehouse—
cisco, Calif.
552,492
63,667
31,968
income
Maine
new
365,426
oper.
income
Rentals,
*244,264
*282,531
*267,139
3,130,591
(net Dr>
(net
ry.
Cross
125.247
*243,424
income
$4,073,530
3,486,852
of
Net
Other
1—
railway
railway—
oper.
rents,
Joint fac. rents
*108,566
*133,448
from
from
Net
$48,916
*123,507
*135,554
income
$4,637,279
1,554,854
196,468
tivated
$56,371
$40,522
$59,487
*119,034
railway
railway
oper.
$2,044,602
1,694,432
growing
Approximately
growers
others.
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$2,443,280
expenses
——
Equip,
1953
1954
1955
1956
cane
-February Earnings Higher1956—Month—1955
■
revenues,.
Taxes
Lake
February-
RR.
Period End. Feb. 29—
Monday, ApsiJ.9, 1956
.; 4
sub¬
practicable,
with
of
its
but
business
Company
intends
to
in
the
the
add
the
net
allocation of such funds
company intends to use
them
Specific
funds.
area
it
now
serves.
proceeds
to
its
at present is not;
for the expansion
Pending the time that these
Volume
lunds
183
be
can
fully
reduction
the
Number 5523
In
used
current
of
BUSINESS—The
this
bank
company
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
manner
they
will
be
in
Tennessee
in
organization.
lines
activities,
of
and
insuiance
The
is
that
with
and
Inc.,
The
address.
Inc.,
Insurance
Agency of
Model Service,
Continental
American
CAPITALIZATION
*
,
Collateral
•
capital
Agency
GIVING
Insurance
EFFECT
'The
($5
of
than
Credit
PRESENT
*
$5
§250,000 shs.-/
The
the
varying
Aug. -1,
1957,
1962,
and
convertible
May
into
preceding
the
subordinated
debentures,
date
to
series
year
and
the
of
1959
at
the
at
and
of
notes
the
are:
The
to
series,
without
of
least
at
then
subsidiaries
will
51%
the
amount of capital
of
the
notes
In
company.
the
redemption
said
of
SIncludes
is owned
the
ticut
by
purchase
such
prices
of
amount
consent
such
the
of
has
the
of
the
acted
pursuant
action
thereunder
this
to
in
the
purchase,
the
the
from
underwriters
their
opposite
This
by
such
stockholders
times,
in
designate.
may
immediate
said
and
severally
the
—V.
Jan.
Bradford
C.
Mid-South
Herman
James
Co
do
not
shares
of
y
have
V.
to
Goodbody
&
The
Using
N.
at
The
Y.
The
Co.__
and
net
the
of
to
are
179,
from
from
Net
ry.
Jan,
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
be
used
is
of- notification
stock
(par
-
Securities
with
Corp.,
York,
—V.
182,
1955
1954
358,848
1,336,793
1,450,568
682,894
toward
per
Placed
redemption
of
share
called
for
redemption
183,
Co.
of
New
York,
trustee,
.■
This
SEC
tional
York
New
an
Investors
amendment
1,500,000
to
its
shares
of
140
New
York,
N.
registration
stock
March
on
statement
(par
filed
30
covering
$1).—V.
183,
Corp.—Stock
p.
* nd
for
expansion
and
proceeds
general
are
to be
corporate
to repay
the
6aid
Audio
parent
On
Dec.
27,
Lang-Worth
its
and
pany's offices
&
are
at
1954
Feature
Video
Products
subsidiary
730
Fifth
the parent
Programs,
A-V
Ave.,
Tape
company
Inc.,
entered
which
was
The
The
by
com¬
Y.
into
contract
a
assigned
to
the
with
com¬
-i
company
has
an
exclusive
lease
for
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock,
A
—
value
(par
$10)
issued
are
company's
and
shares
yet
of
series
classified,
with
existing series but may
price and liquidation price.
UNDERWRITERS—The
percentages
to
the
of
purchase are
names
nf
unsubscribed
follows;
as
of
term
of
the
sale
and
-
agree¬
Miller
McDonald
&
Co
shares
Plan
the
directors
dividend
be
which
the
each
a
re¬
■
■
,
shares
out
on
rate,
-
and
have
stock
shall
-
Cook
Burge
been
Feb. 26,'56
$827,347
92,346
$o.49
adjusted
registration
a
80,000
to
include
$0.40
the
10%
Heights, S.
statement
shares
shares
with
of
Its
$5
to
be
offered
are
Capital
$1,353,000.
for
to
make
of
par
stock
C.;
the
Dan¬
With
SEC
for
on
stock.
common
to
to
of
public
sale
is
and
sewer
outstanding
The
issuance
purchase
May
drain
will
to
be
The
con¬
improvements
authorized
are
in
pipe
750,000
365,800
the
to
the
in
to
the
manufacture
and
fittings,
at
750,000
shares
con¬
which
$12.40
for
31,500
Stock
Option
issuance
entitle
share
per
authorized
include
Restricted
reserved
warrants
shares
The
of
authorized
pursuant
purchase
such
1968.
1,
and
1956
engaged
shares
warrants.,
resources,
systems.
has
stock
cash
additions
for
61,740
purchase
other
Key Employees and 54,435 shares
exercise
the
stock
company
fibre
duct
stock.
common
sale
with
expenditures
bituminized
reserved
together
The
now
its
outstanding
and
underfloor
for
from
company
of
the
warrants,
which
will
shares
the
at
upon
holder
time
any
Prudential
has
thereupon
will
outstanding warrants
remain
held
by
be
cancelled.
reserved
for
Thereupon,
only
issuance
upon
nominee
for
20,000
exercise
of
Prudential.
selling
stockholder is E'ddy
Bankers Trust Co., as
Bradley and
Bradley, which trust now holds
standing stock.—V. 183, p. 1617.
&
Co.,
Trustees
under
Will
Sara
of
Gibson
respec¬
61,512
shares,
16.8%
or
William
of
the
C.
out¬
,
Penn Fruit Co., Inc. —
Secondary Offering — A sec¬
ondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on April 5
by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. at $23.50
•
per
-
share, with
—V.
182,
p.
a
dealer's discount of 50 cents
2023.
per
share.
|
Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Co. — Debentures
$15,000,000 3.45% sinking fund debentures,
due April 1, 1981, offered
publicly on March 27 by Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co. and associates, was quickly over¬
Sold—The
subscribed.
See
severally
%
t
Prescott,
Inc.
offering in V. 183, p. 1618.
Shepard
&
'
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Expansion Plans—
The
Co.,
Federal
further
Power
Commission
was
asked
on
March
30
to
approve
3.55669
a
Co.——
1.42268
bring
First
Corp.
also
&
Curtiss, House & Co.—_
1.42268
21.34016
Co
H.
The Colorado Interstate Gas Co.
applied for FPC certification of a
$76,000,000 construction program which includes a 30-inch
pipeline
307 miles long between Idalia, Colo., and
Beatrice, Neb.
Up to 350 million cubic feet of gas, a day would be delivered- at
Kraus—__
&
Clark
Fahey,
Sec
183,
12.80410
Lawrence
The
other
-
Collin,
Inc.
'
of.the
such
determine.—V.
Miami, Fla. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
61,740
facilities
of
warrants
None ,'
preferred
to
as
17.07213
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
,
funds
for
or
time
The
Insurance
Co.
of
America,
agreed to sell to the
company,
upon
issuance of the shares being sold
by the company (and at a purchase
price per warrant to be supplied by amendment),
34,435
of
such
12,000 shs.
series
underwriters
29.57746
Co.-L—
&
have
34,435
company
shares of
'
421,740 shs.
the
the
which
differ
the
general
capital
a
be
must
1956.
20,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
incorporation
other
the
to
___
available,
plants.
The
12,531 shs.
700,000 shs.
articles
issue
the
be
of
and
under
not
to
new
authorized
a
first mortgage trust deed, dated
1927, and eight indentures supplemental thereto. The
aggregate
bonds which may be issued under the first mort¬
trust oeed is limited to $15,000,000.
create
time
29,
126,417
covering
acquire
will
duit
12,000 shs.
12,000 shs.
'
in
working
notes,
debentures
July
due
amount
such
Feb. 25.'56
filed
shares,
amount
.,
20,000 shs.
—
placed
from
due
the
recently.
1956,
existing
1,
tive
to
struct
.
12,000 shs.
to
$1,509,000,
$750,000
in
underwriters
Proceeds
Outstanding
26,000 shs.
—
may
note
of
of
as of March 19, 1956, acquired five new
units, which
operating and will be profitable immediately.
The new
80,000
The
—
note
are:
28,
the
used
value
B
be
4%
additional
as
share
corporation
balance
share)—
class
parity
the
company,
holder
1,800,000
to
of
by
the
issuing
company
and
18,260
by
a
selling stockholder. The public offering price and
underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
Smith, Barney & Co. is named as
the principal underwriter.
$2,752,000
(cumulative, par
will
the
share—
issued
through
$15,000,000
1,600,000
therefor
Ended—
per
already
This
FINANCING
1982
the
laws
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
subscrip¬
1,
Bell,
pany.
the
at
Nov.
30,000
the
is engaged in the life
insurance,
business.
Its activities are con¬
Charleston, S. C. (2); Charleston
ville, Va.; and Burlington, N. C.—V, 181,
p. 208.
note
conducted
Inc.
are
prior
%
Libraries,
N.
the public
due
Hayden,
theretofore
New York,
reoffered to
retire
directors
per
Co.)
series,
power
the company expects
part of its reserves
a
under
$1,119,517
locations
purchased from the company
were
1980
the
constitute
chartered
and
for the purchase of
insurance companies.
life
used,
(after taxes)
♦Earnings
by
1,
demption
purposes.
Corp.
surrendered
Nov.
tUnder
996;
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in New York on Feb. ,14,
1955, to assume the background music service operations of its parent
corporation
waived and
was
due
gage
addi¬
$30,000
to
♦Earnings
$11,391,703 $25,241,518 $23,535,522
9,584,783
22,825,419
19,342,229
bonds
bonds
will
Texas.
of
used
Months
thereof
stock
time
so
Sales
1956—2 Mos.—1955
principal amount ol
Offered—Wagner &
used
&
series
will
was
1950
to
other
not
insurance
One Hour Valet,
Inc.,
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
&
series,
agreed
net
31,
health
time
from
are
1617.
Five
23,321,970
9,384,962
8,183,366
Aug. .1,-1965
Feb.
Co., New York, on March 27 offered publicly as a specu¬
lation 300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at
$1 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
which
preferred stock, class
4V2%
preferred stock—
4 >4%
preferred stock—.
of
Musitime
24,688,488
due
the
National
11,314,999
4,3o3,592
series,
tFuture
which
proceeds
be
March
5%
-
an
the
the
$
55,766,988 127,214,878 114,332,505
44,451,989 102,526,390
91,010,535
27/8%
Y.—V.
with
of
to
1956—2 Mos.—1955
1476.
p.
and
pel
from
assets
the
as
p.
Ohio
preferred
of
which
shares
company
by the company
purposes
price.
5 %
rights
1956-60
company
MONTHS
Authorized
on
Broadway,
company
capital
and
3%%
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
investment
TWO
1956—Month—1955
stockholders)
♦These
:
Boston
including March 26, 1956 and 39,566 shares (the right
Common
National
i
FIRST
the
affected;
$
i
3,875,455
subscribe for
S100
by
subscription
corporation
dividend
183,
stock
subscription
for
held
Jan.
used
*
314%
996..
p.
AND
be
1956—Month—1955
oper._
CAPITALIZATION
See
shares
offered
$750,000.
Under
the
loan
agreement
relating
portion of the net proceeds from the sale of
1,293,481
mortgage
nine
March
balance
property,
will
route
FEBRUARY
V "
•
*2,187,250
May 1, 1956, $67,000
principal amount of its first mortgage 4%% bonds due March 1, 1973.
Payment at 102.10% plus accrued interest, will be made at Guaranty
Trust
assets
State
be
capital
subscription"
not subscribed for
by exercise
The subscription
price, record date
supplied by amendment.
Old Southern
and subscription agent.
used
Jan.
and
the
to
each
statement
value
par
for
be
and
The
on
no
of
$4,193,293
National Gas & Oil Corp.—Partial Redemption—
has
Texas
to
44,284
registration
a
its
offered
for
are
additional
such proceeds,
in
policies.
be
share
shares
agent
force
to
representing the proceeds of the company's 4%
June 29, 1956, and its
4V2% .serial note, due
and
$2,416,099
♦First
Sold —Of the
31, 1956, the company acquired all the
outstanding capital
stock
of
David
Bogen Co., Inc.,
manufacturer
of
audio
amplifiers,
intercommunication systems and other
components of public address
sound systems
and components for custom built
high-fidelity sound
reproduction systems. It made a cash
begun.
790,798
derwriters
The
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
28,.
1956
covering
$1,400,000
of
convertible
subor¬
debentures, due 1966, to be offered for
public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Bache & Co. and First
California
Co.
The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms
are to be
supplied by amendment.
during the subscription period and
resold by them at the subscription
price ($32 per share).
The remaining 13,456 shares were
purchased by the un¬
March 27 by Baker,
on
and
them
of
This
$4,500,000.
1957.
leased
of
has
$825,000
$1,806,920
Preferred
corporation
of
of
'914,534
Cook
Co. —Stock
payment
switches
on
savings
$1,347,067
rence
materials.
dinated
by the underwriters (headed by Hayden, Miller &
Co.;
McDonald & Co.; Merrill, Turben &
Co., Inc.; and Law¬
stock.
preferred
$7
associates, were quickly sold.
.details of offering In V. 183, p. 1616.
The
work
cper._
and
936,300
processed
rights.
be
may
in
accident
on
<
ry.
tion
Co.
&
miles
1
income—
fr.
:
Olympic Radio & Television,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
shares.
11,110,537
oper.
partially
are
one
to
are
transfer
extent that
life
and
V
$12,457,604
to
Inc.—Notes
invest
Of
1,847,411.
660,995
.
the
for
registration
a
common
expenses.
rev.
of
the
date
proceeds
insurance
to
Telephone Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
Of the 70,290 shares of common stock offered
for sub¬
scription by common stockholders of record March
15,
1956, a total of 17,268 shares were subscribed for up to
461,385
626,164
shares
rate
of
any
1s
Co.
Net
life
'
revenue—
National Finance Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—The 44,000 shares of 68-cent cumulative preferred stock, pub¬
Simonds
'
oper.
Northern
6,477,192
1,333,409
these
subscription
expiration
fined
oper.
ry.
or
Electric
and
Trust
1476.
p.
1953
888.569
5,849,578
&
the
at
primary
and
Connec-'
of
apply to
State
Railway
$3,217,827.
282,581
licly offered at $12.50
FOR
saving
Central's
200
income
oper.
183,
Net
5,672,897
material,
3,824 of such
stockholders
exercising
of
issue
Railway
2469.
p.
lOO.UOO
$
'■Deficit.—V.
779,069
used
the
Period End. Feb. 29—
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
295,625
were
record
To
*'
annual
September,
'
.
44.284
The
Privately—
corporation has placed privately, through Chace,
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc., Boston, Mass., an issue
of $5,000,000 4V2% notes due March 31, 1976, it was an¬
nounced on April 5.
proceeds
of
in
New York, New Haven
,
be
The
The
the"
by
Boston.
and
produce
■
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
for working capital.
purchase and resell mortgages
to
•
of
Norris.
"high purity" rare earths used
primarily in
by various universities, government
agencies 'and
in research activities.—V.
183, pp. 1233 and 774.
engaged
stockholders
the
to
New
•
Research"1
snares
are
Net profit
Net
1,000
cents)
10
$2,903,494
Co.,
ordered
to
11,797,580
5,889,715
Casket
been
expected
RR., * some
certain
National
as
$6,0j9,000 centralized traffic-
a
and
ry.
letter
raw
of
stock.
1.000
666,853
income
Albany
1,500
a
from
company
filed on March 29,
1956
the
SEC
covering 48,108 shares
with
Connecticut,
filed
company,
covering
announced
50,434,951
1369.
p.
the
mortgage
Co.,
of
Sam
This
the
RR.—Plans Improvements—
62,232,531
$2,804,622
railway
oper.
183,
to
construction.
of
business
With
said*
for
new
Insurance
State
assets'and
Old National Insurance
Co., Houston, Texas—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
loan*
aoquire
purchase
.a,
expenses.
653,752
railway
to
''
*
•
revenue—
1—
from
'
*
oper.
$2,903,310
income
oper.
From
Gross
or'"
share,
4%
a
Inc.—Acquisition—
the
North-
of
per
on
acquired
Chemicals, Inc. is engaged principally in the
separation of
Oklahoma Gas
.
Privately—This
for
1,482,320
298,479 shares of common stock
recently offered for sub¬
scription by stockholders, 296,590 shares were
subscribed
for and the
remaining 1,889 shares were taken
up by
officers and employees.—V.
183, p. 1617.
On
'
"
oper.
1956
railway
railway——
$10)
*
'
29
Railway
Stuart
Chattanooga &
February—
Maren
Period End. Feb. 29—
Net
Net
for
Sold
the
investment
on
Railway
2371.
p.
bt-C
2,000
common
corporation
i
April 3, has placed pri¬
'
2,000
filed
21
the
of
control*
$135
at
order
Travelers
f
Memphis Securities Corp.__
A. Saunders & Co., Inc.
through
proceeds
properties.—V.
Gross
in
incurred
and
Co.______
&
&
*1,989,312
*
companies
company's construction program,
The
Co.
Co._____—
Wilder
M.
Shares
share,
of
Nashville
the
Gordon Meeks & Co—:—_**
3,500
March
is
EARNINGS
,
1,286,661
laboratories
mortgage
2,500
.
1475.
on
per
business
value
accrued
available
loans
2,000
Rader,
3,500
295,000
$1
bank
rehabilitation
tracks
Albany
Co.—:
Sternberger
&
corporation
covering
acquire
111,
and
Corp..
on
—
4,000
Co
p.
183,
fdrth
set
'
*
Leftwich & Ross
4,000
Co—
Completion
Mutual Investors Corp. of New York—Files With SEC
offered
of
have
track
,
Net
SEC
paid
become
applied to
expected
to
sell
to
stock
of
'
-
agreed
Shares
&
Reddoch
also
(par
Chicago,
Co.—Bonds
Central
is
886,289
by
research
•
'
materials
project
initial
an
agreed
York
Some
The
j.
3,199,213
Burbank, Calif., in exchange for 22,222
stock, it was announced on April 5
A
products,
also
This company on April 3
control'installation between
any
.
.
below
has
at'
not ■!
*231,302
1370.
has
finished
to
(Canada)
_r
1956,
and
contemplate
'
-
named
>
11,500
Co
&
Securities
Bensdorf
N.
See
used Id
stock
of
announced
of
the
or*
have
25,520 298
3,381,849
the
1701.
p.
646,168
of
class
earths
rare
a-
offer¬
t-
1616,
Insurance
to
with
182,
New
11,
amounts
directors
company
the number
names:
Securities Corp._ 11,500
&
af
Co. :
public
financing, capitalization of the company con¬
bonds; $9,000,000 of common capital.
approximately $2,900,000 of surplus.—V. 170, p. 2516.
statement
that
prepayment
on
such
The
future.
underwriters
company
respective
Bullington-Schas
J.
time,
purchased by
Life
Toronto
to
Shares
Equitable
Co.
interest
m
debentures
183, p.
Inc.,
Research
Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd., Toronto, Can.'
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—•
agreed
*219,647
22,682,388
3,691,466
corporation
Nuclear's
underwriting
an
companies
Water
were
effect
and
713,218
25,245,165
:
President.
stock,
New York
♦
authorization-and
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
at
on-. '
primarily those engaged in
connection
the
company
proposes,
from Woodstock Corp. 33,266% of'
Woodstock
to
p.
$9,000,000
of
577,566
27,916,245
income—
oper,
This
'
to
reserved
directors
SEC
common
This
;
1,414,694
1—
railway..
Chemicals,
^
holders:
parties
further
the
-Bradford
,
1953
706,385
i
companies,
this
capital
the
by
payment
bonds
stock,
first"
notes,
notes.
employees
by
as
to
time
183,
General
sists
,
■
for
•
Insurance
9,,1956
the
Giving
<
inden-*
trust
capital
consent
company
apply
capital
shares
5,000
principal
The
shall
5%
written
written
Agreements.
restrictions
the
unpaid
andthe
additional
any
obtaining
of
Credit
same
issue
not
first
outstanding
Revolving
In
the
proceeds will be
The
-
subordinated
-
it
other
will-be
to purchase
equal
Haven
including
month
relating to the serial subordinated debentures, series B and in
Revolving Credit Agreements dated Dec. 23, 1955, the company has
that
C.
share.
.-.y
M
,
througfi
per
B.
$85,000 principal
consolidated
agreed
.
class a
J.
and
with
vately through Chas. W.. Scranton & Co., a
of
$2,067,000 general and refunding 3%%
bonds, series G, due April 1, 1986.
•
specifically i
are
serial
Brothers
Offering
1956,
shares of
from
may,
New
in
equal
the
its
of
public, sale
1954
1,665,386
900,000 shs.
holding company organized under the laws
a
company, it was
'V,
notes
price
a
close
capital
notes
such
statement
offering price of $20
insurance;
Jan,
on
deben¬
$70,000
offered tor
31,
amount
an
they
mature. May
ry.
1955
1,948,648
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Outstanding
•
per
Jan.
from
from
Net
FINANCING
sns.
less ah amount equal to
any dividends paid thereafter
of purchase.
The remaining net proceeds will be used
acquisition of control or substantial interest in other
com-' "
.
will
maturity
company
The
1960,
and
Net
date
amount:
1965.
to
stock
trust
and
and
of
Dec.
company.-^-V.
same
From
Gross
;
siock,
which
such
of
to
made
four
serially
the
1954,
1,
prior
common
collateral
in
1964
conversion.
of
the
additional
certain
the
of
mature
field
plus
an
$140,000
party.
PRESENT
1,000,000
-
Lehman
100,000
American Accident
utilize
at
be
proposed
the
1965.
1,
amount
May
stock
common
value
book
B,
by
principal
1963,
1957
1,
Dec.
series
$60,000
in
dated
are
reduced
on
to
1959,
following
The
are
$80,000
notes
After
$50,000
time.
1,
the
commit t the
and
automatically
written notice'
prior
railway
oper. income—
of
prior
to
3%
to
either
registration
800,000 shares
a
covering
value,-to
proceeds of the
substantial interests in
^
cur-v"
sold-
notes
by
EFFECT' TO
cent)
one
The
Revolving
has
4,/2%
Dec.
be
Agreements
from
the
trust
of
until
will
debentures,
maturities
capital
1959.
the
with
that
at
Other
and
UThe
of
credit
the
notes
Agreements
rate
extended
of
Under
company
Credit
effective
an
amount
the
collateral
of
Revolving
at
subordinated
maturing
matures.
1955,
amount
credit
termination
serial
mencing
The
the
of
aggregate
until
face
23,
179.063 shs.
trust-
renews
Ohio.
It is
presently engaged in the business of holding,
and. acquiring controlling or substantial interests In otheri
companies, primarily engaged in the field of insurance. «...
»
:
at t.ie date of
therefore be greater
may
collateral
and
seeking
'-
outsiand.ng
hereby
forth.
given
GIVING
filed'
headed, by
State
'
in
1964
ry.
1956
$13,901,459 $12,404,706 $11,424,760 $12,172,230
Nuclear Corp. of
America,
1956,
30,
par
9
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
from
1369.
The company is
i
30svs.
outstanding fluctuateis
amount
offered
*'•;
31,
ing is. expected about April 19.
v
81,600-
*
5,000 shs.
(par
corporation
group
-
*'1600,000
V
notes
The
Dec.
interest
pay
amount
JThe
ture
Co.
$6,461,000
200,000
trust
set
dated
companies.
to
full
the
This
Outstanding
-
'
securities
amount
$1,000,000
of
company
An
stock
183, p.
Net
Nationwide Corp., Columbus,
O.—Registers With SEC
March
FINANCING
$600,000
value
business.
the
Agreements
aggregate
insurance
1961
Ai-V
,j.
'.r
,
,
r
rently outstanding bear interest at annual rates
with rates of 4% and 4y<% predominating.
tures
—V.
:
-
Insurance
■
5%
year
'
are:
is
Authorized
Common
,
'■
value)
par
collateral
of
course
($100
par
delivery of the
less
time
These
Dec.
consecutively unless six-months
in
Jackson, Inc.; The- *
Little Rock ./Insurance*.
v;
debs.,'series
first series—1
notes,
pfd.-stock
amount
normal
the
office
expires
year
to terminate
CAPITALIZATION
of
Co.,
TO
notes____;—/Tl-iJ.—-
stock
Common
1,
branch
Authorized
trust
cumul.
the
Union'
to
from
Net
agreement
intention
Memphis
following cities: Jackson,
Tupelo, Miss; and Little
subsidiaries.
.
serial subord.
43A%
or
400
in
of
maximum
v.>
the
at
'lennessee, inc.,
Inc., Universal Security
Life
The
writing
from year
office
second
a
and
wholly-owned
seven
Insurance
115%
located
branch
maintains
Meridian
the
Northern Pacific
February—
Gross
-
■
(1757)"
selections
to
installations.
activities.
are
principal
It
Jackson,
General
Agency,
6%
company
its
undertaken
financing
its
financing
*
has
company
General
-
has
of
musical
contained in the Lang-Worth
transcrip¬
permitting transposition of selections at the
company's
tapes for
background
music
only, with the company's
duplicates to be subleased in the United States and
Canada only for
wired music operator service, FM
background music service and spot
automobile
Ark.
The
justors,
and
it
its
the
of
the
the
'
library,
expense
Nov.
on
business''since
other
branch office in each of the
a
Nashville, Tenn.;
Rock,
into
subsidiaries
offices
at
Memphis and
expanded
connection
Memphis, Tenn.,
located
also
has
through
in
executive
Avenue.,
and
also
ment to
tion
incorporated
4,
1938,
for the purpose of engaging primarily
sales
finance
business.
It
has
engaged in
such
It
toward
applied
debt;
was
'
&
Co
3.55669
Cleveland
*
3.55669
___•
V.
3.556C9
183,
p.
1617.
L.
Norton
&
Emerson
&
Co.,
Inc.
Field,
.71134
Richards
&
Co.—
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.
.71134
.71135
40%
Beatrice
filing
more
to
Peoples Gas
applied
for
in
Natural
Light
FPC
the
natural
Gas
&
pending
into
gas
Pipeline
Coke
approval
Co.
of
an
plan
of
the
the Chicago
Co.
cf
Natural
Peoples
America,
Gas
$80,000,000
Gas
system- to
area.
a
subsidiary of
Pipeline
expansion
Co.
on
Feb.
The
14
project related
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1758)
plan,
Interstate
Colorado
the
to
and
will
which
Natural's
Increase
crued
present transmission peak day capacity by a total of 435 million cubic
feet per day.
Of the total 435 million, Colorado Interstate will supply 185 million
located
cubic
feet
basin,
daily is
be obtained from other present
to
in
New
from
gas
the
the
to supply 100
to Colorado Interstate.
approved early enough, construction by Colorado Interstate and
Natural
Gas
Pipeline is expected to start in
1957
with
the
first
Juan
million
cubic
feet
Mountain
of
December
W.
E.
"This
our
Interstate, stated:
under contract is more
and
increase
of
three
trillion
the
total
8.6
two-year
a
will
cost
project to
lines,
total
The
will
set
program
$116,000,000.
He
for
up
said
this
is
1956
is
the
major
and
the
1957
largest
part
which
of
increase
the
on
the
Peoples
horsepower
Interstate
expansion
proposed
provide
17,800
Colorado
projects,
Gas
for
system.
four
together
system
with
other
with
present
increased
sup¬
gas
widely separated sources, which already include the Texas
and
Hugoton fields and the Texas Gulf coast;
For the
first time Rocky Mountain gas will move to the Chicago area.
A spokesman lor Peoples Gas
said this program will provide sub¬
in
quantities of natural
and
Chicago
supplied
are
by
other
the
Pepsi-Cola
residential
communities
system
where,
waiting lists for
on
for
gas
in
in
the
all,
Bottling
Co.
of
six-state
than
more
this service.—V.
heating service
space
183,
Long
Midwest
200,000
to
Island, Inc.—Earn¬
when
they totaled
stock
unrestricted
all
stock
issued
Earnings
to
as
and
would
be
and
37.62
dividends
outstanding.—V.
180,
63.56
♦Based
1,642,000
on
The
SEC
to
will
The
net
$3.25
per
of
proceeds
and
used
$18.47
adjustment
183,
for
the
1113.
p.
share.
Co.,
C.
Allyn
B
of
notification
stock
common
Osborne
&
with
Thrulow,
New
the
cents)
50
(par
York
City,
used
to
for
pay
inventory
Corp.
Pioneer Telephone Co.,
The
to
company
March
on
27
covering 3,000 shares
be
and
offered
at
of
($100
par
Johnson-McKendrick
proceeds
to
are
be
used
letter
a
cumulative
share),
per
Co.,
to
Waconia, Minn.—Files—
filed
5%
Inc.,
notification
Dominick—
525,000
through
M.
Pitney Bowes, Inc.—Registers With
This
with
corporation
the
stock
to
Stock
The
SEC,
be
March
on
covering
offered
Purchase
to
employees
manufactures
company
1956
filed
shares
48,299
which
Plan
30,
has
H.
Bishop
&
of
under
the
in
been
its
$2
Pitney-Bowers
effect
since
postage meters.—V.
183,
;
,
common
Employees'
December
1929.
> "
1114.
p.
Corp.
Corp.
Nolan-W,
Hibbs
&
125,000
900,000
900,000
100,000
Forgan & Co.™
3oldman, Sachs & Co.__
Blackstock Co.
Ripley & Co.,
Hancock,
Harriman
Inc.
900,000
—
125,000
375,000
"125,000
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
J.
Hilliard
B.
J.
Hornblower
W.
183,
Son
200,000
900,000"
125,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
S.
Securities
Walker &
Union
375,000
G.
375,000
Co,,
&
H.
Weld
White,
Year
Ended
Dec.
Railway
31—
$8,624,862
900,000
125,000
900,000
Corp._
Co
Co
&
200,000
375,000
Dean
$150,000
expenses—
6,318,518,!
accruals—
tax
5,844,913
1,004,828
56,358
;
■
directors
assets
station
Railway
Other
operating
income
and
income
$1,301,516
deductions
$1,404,890
net—
Cr2,337
£>r84,550
$1,303,853
$1,320,340
429,883
467,582
$873,970
$852,758
250,000
250,000
the
a
available
for
fixed
charges (interest
Net
on
charges—
funded
debt)
Net
applied
income
Earns,
to sinking
transferred
Earns, per share after sinking fund
Dividends
As
of
requirement
$2.80
$2.05
$1.98
$2.00
31—
$2.00
1955
Working capital
the
in
$590,710
transmitter site
cash.,
and,
acreage
of
purchase
in
assets
both
In
the
all
of
In
instances
Baltimore was included. Both con¬
the Federal Communications Com¬
B
Inc., through wholly-owned subsidiaries, has been active in
broadcastoing since the purchase of WMPS in Memphis in 1945.
1953,
Marshall
WJJD,
a
Field.
have
In
proven
1954
50.000 watt station in Chicago, was acquired from
the opinion of management both of these opera¬
quite successful.
2,554,880
1618.
3,119,832
Net investment property and equipment-,.
debt
Long term
50,576,279
11,765,500
Shareholder
42,257,083
42,083,601
138.55
137.98
1,576
723
744
711
of
equity
Equity
share
per
Number of
Number
shareholders
of
,
employees
:
Charles
J.
Graham, Chairman of the Board, and R. N. Shields,
pointed out in the report that "due to nonrecurring losses
applicable to 1954, no provision for Federal and state income taxes was
<•
President
made
such
in
that
loss
showed
factor
occurred
increase
an
instead
year;
of
credit
a
in
1955,
$906,000
over
of
$253,000
resulted.
Since
Net
ry.
and
state
income
183,
p.
taxes
1370.
and
assets
of
this
reached a new high in 1955 while
stock, after preferred dividends, of $3.60
150%
greater than $1.44 earned in 1954, the latter
figure being revised for comparison purposes to eliminate non-recurring
capital gain and to reflect preferred dividends and common shares
earnings on
per share
were
the
company
common
outstanding in 1955.
Nineteen hundred and
fifty-four earnings as
reported, including non-recurring profits and on the smaller number of
shares outstanding at the end of 1954, were $2.58 per share.
Nineteen hundred and fifty-five coal sales were reported as being
35% greater than in the preceding year while production of 8,058,129
tons
lion
was
J.
of
over
P.
higher against an industry increase of
hundred
one
barrels
18%
25%
petroleum
products
the preceding
Routh,
thousand
ninety-five
were
and
also
two
sold
in
19%.
hundred
1955,
an
Forty mil¬
forty-nine
increase
of
letter
to
year.
Net
from
Net
ry.
Eoard
and
President,
in
his
stockholders
stated, "With the strong coal demand of the steel and
utility industries and the export market under present economic con¬
ditions, Pittston's coal subsidiaries, with additional production facili¬
ties,
1955.
will
mine
Other
indications
over
10,000,000
operations
point
profits."—V. 183,
Plantation
to
p.
also
another
tons
are
this
year,
or
25%
greater
than
in
continuing at capacity levels, and all
of continued growth and improved
year
1114.
Pipe
Line
Co.—Debentures
Offered—An
underwriting group comprising 64 investment firms and
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. placed on the market
on April 4. a new<issue of
$25,000,000 30-year 3V2% sink¬
ing fund debentures, due April 1, 1986, at 100% and ac¬
shares
rates
led
the
directors
to
reduce
has called for
first mortgage
The
The
has
SEC
Power
Potomac
Potomac
Co.
issued
to
Edison
Light
will
order
an
sell
authorizing
additional
The
and
000,
'
common
this
company
shares
sell
Potomac
to
for
a
••
A
both
The
of
notification
offered
be
proceeds
to
are
to purchase vending
at
be
with
and
stock
common
to
b
used
th
10,00
($5
par
for
machines,
to
Edison
1955
pe
oper
etc. i
1954
$8,925,493
1,851,496
1953':
$9,142,660 $10,439,76
2,285,271
2,209,31
1,103,888
1,157,795
1,162,81
22,801,044
18,369,729
18,981,453
21,989,9(3
5,355,709
4,062,284
4,509,485
4,946.94
2,292,464
2,243,085
2,352,479
2,480,11
Chemicals,
merging
this
agreement
merger
subject
Upon
will
for
each
holdings.
The
of
name
Reynolds
and
their
the
of
corporation
surviving
meetings
the
approve
stock
of
to
will
both
merger.—V.
com
retain
the!
by
be
Reichholt
and
997.
p.
Offered—Luckhurs
Co., Inc., New York City, are offering publicly 40,00
shares of common stock (par $1) at $6 per share as
speculation.
J ,!PROCEEDS—The
and
other
corporate
to
Dec.
County,
County,
2,
1953
Colo.,
Colo.
the
proceeds
other
to pay for exploratio
to be used
are
property,
for
or
working
capital
properties of Reynolds Minerals Corp.,
incorporate
In
Clear
The
York
New
and
in
the
general
State,
Frand
type
its
of
located
are
Island
in
Cree
Mining
District,
Boulde
the exploration fo
is
business
mining of silver, tungsten, lead and zinc and related pursuit
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
—V.
p.
183,
from
Fredericksburg
railway
from
826,729
1953
$2,284,34
816,67
235,8"
278,753
133,666
4,654,408
4,383,273
4,479,666'
4,886,63
1,649,966
1,274,185
359,378
"1,419,411*
1,817,17
income—
railway
railway
income
oper.
183,
$2,095,759
546,222
$2,294,365
RR.—Earning
1954
$2,137,516
681,116
1955
247,260
1—
Jan.
ry.
—V.
Potomac
&
1956
railway
from
Net
190,000 sh
776.
oper.
From
Outstandin
500,000 shs.
$1)
(par
Richmond
557,324
509,299
576,86
1371.
p.
a
'4i
Rittenhouse
Philadelphia,
Fund,
Pa.—Registers Wit
Securities and Exchange Commission—
j
Fund
filed
181,
with
covering
p.
an
the SEC, on March 30, 1956,
additional $826,800 participating
a
registrati
units in
1677.
v*
■
Rochdale
The
additional
Edison an addi¬
consideration of
of
Cooperative, Inc., Washington,
corporation on
SEC covering
March
underwriting..
for
28
filed
The
be offered
to
proceeds
equipment
are
of
at
par
notification
stock and
common
($10
per
.'X
C.—File
D.
t"
with
10,000 sh"
share 1,
for payment on mortgage,
working
and
letter
a
10,000 shares of class C
preferred stock both
loan,
will be used by the two subsidiary companies for
necessary property additions and improvements, plus the payment by
South Penn of
a
$50,000 open account advance by Potomac Edison.
—V. 177, p. 1052.
To
or
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
on
net
acquire
South
of $1,400,-
tj*
voting tfus'
Reichhold Catalii
a
&
parent,
an
botl
Chemicali
received
in
botl
of
of
merged
will
be
Catalin
183,
Corp.—Stock
Minerals
of the
placed
be
Cat(alifl
directors
Reichhold
of
stock
will
Execiitiv
of
stockholders
stockholders
the
of
exchange
Am^fiQ;
of
the
of
the
by
common
Catalin
amount
on
Corp.
President
the
of
stockholders
merger,
Stockholders'
to
executed
approval
share.
the
Inc.
called
be
RCI
stockholders
u.;
Merger—
Catalin
Chairman
Krehbiel,
Harry
been
shares
into
Reichhold,
the
substantial
A
Industries,
will
has
to
the
receive 2.8
Reichhold
corporation
Henry H.
Reichhold, and
of
•I
Inc. below.
by
statement
$250,000.
The
letter
a
class
Catalin Industries, Inc.—New Name-
Fund.—V.
cash consideration
and South Penn will issue and sell to Potomac
50,000 shares of its $5 par stock for a cash
tional
manufactured
friore than doublin
increased facili
as
well
as
higi
1,185,113
corporations,
Co.
issue
of
stock,
2,795,279
income
for
Committee
This
I
Potomac Light & Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
Penn
be
to
to provide
recorders
<,.'*>4 fv
announced
Net
and for other corporate purposes, he noted.*
redemption on April 27, 1956, all of
bonds, 3Va%
series, due 1976.
Pay-ment, at 103.08% and accrued interest from Jan. 1, 1956 to April 27,
1956, will be made at the Bankers Trust Co., trustee, 46 Wall St.,
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 183, p. 1618.
company
outstanding
first
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Proposed
Plans
were
ry.
its
Judicia
1371.
Reichhold
Gross
program
recorder—the
$11,352,627
income
Reichliold
See
Net
The
api
Voice
new
1—
p.
a
struction
23 filed
March
common
railway—
oper.
183,
proposed bond issue from $16,500,000 to $3,350,000, according to Charles
H. Gueffroy, President, who
also said plans for a refunding of out¬
interest
the
are
underway
now
on
B
railway
from
in
finish,
Victor's
"
Net
trend
tape
1956
Jan.
from
Gross
14,000 shares of its $100 par stock
of the
Chairman
Proposed Financing—
upward
mahogany
RCA
to the Cambridge plant,
is
railway
railway—.
oper,
From
Gross
standing bonds have been canceled. The $3,350,000 new first mortgage
bonds to be sold will provide funds for the company's natural gas con¬
Federal
the prior year."—V.
recorders
space,
February—
no
Pittston Co.—Profits Up 150%—
Sales
net
Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
$19) was made on March 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$36 per share, with a dealer's discount of 65 cents per
share. It was completed.
The
Victor
RCA
20,000
class
from
Coke
&
first
from
Net
and
Gas
Portland
in
Reading Co.—Earnings—
50,657,200
10,962,500
$279.95
"features
iy the next few weeks.—V. 183, p. 1478.
costs,
purchases will be financed with $500,000 from working capital
and bank borrowings of $600,000.
As has been its policy, management
plans to retire bank borrowings from cash inflow from depreciation
and
earnings generated in radio broadcasting operations.—V.
183,
These
p.
J
line of RCA Victor tap
Cambridge, Ohio plant, th
"Legislator"
(Model
7TRC1J
new
three-speaker portable high fidelity instrumentfollowing its introduction earlier this year, Mi
new
floor
of WCAO,
case
$602,758
$2.87
share
per
Dec.
$623,970
-
for
a
Plough,
tions
to surplus
sinking fund requirement
share bef.
per
fund
Baltimore
Boston,
announced
mission.
raido
income
Income
in
company
RCi
%•
up
corporation
pany
contract to purchase the
Mass.,
for
$457,500
in
cash.
approved
story building in downtown
are
subject to approval of
tracts
Income
Fixed
in
include
27
WCOP
the
22
WCAO
assets
five
March
station
of
March
On
the
a
corporations.
on
b;
30
the
,
the
at
said,
Toney
February—
100,000
200,000
200,000
Plough, Inc.—Another Radio Station Acquired—
The
$7,306,161
of
RCA's
at
named
without underwriting.
ating capital and surplus and
Inc.,
1955 „1954
revenues
of
covering
shares
100,000
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Financial Data—
Railway operating
Railway operating
been
loud
three
March
on
Manager
900,000
1477.
p.
begin
—V.
Witter & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co._
Space &
Johnson, Lane,
Co., Inc.
—V.
&
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
F.
B.
Inc
Co.,
200,000
—_—
& Co._
Barney & Co
Smithers & Co.—
William R. Staats & Co.
Stein Bros, & Boyce
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
Stroud & Co., Inc
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co._
100,000
jlore,
featuring
announced
General
proposed
a
has
Mr.
consolette
was
and
Rajamac Sales Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del.—Files—
Gross
Smith,
900,000
Michigan
of
will
900,000
Shields
150,000
——
Boston
First
Inc.
Pomeroy,
& Co.,
Evans
Inc.
bani;
(approximate!?
for
the
manufacturing of the tape
"Victrola" phonographs.
Shipments of the new consolette recorders to RCA Vitcor distributor
200,000
Inc.
Co.,
200,000
Co
&
150,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
375,000
.
Estabrook
Co.,
statement
value
par
900,000
Co
thai
The Robinson-Humphrey
,
Securities
Hayden. Miller &
?
SEC—
registration
a
&
of
production
share),
Co
&
is
Division.
into
go
7TR3),
The
Co.—
&
the balance
pay
ties
200,000
Riter
Corp.
instrument
An extensive addition
SEC
Reynolds
Drexel
recorder
cabinet
"Victrola"
and
to
present
375,000
375,000
200,000
share'
5,000
170,000 shares
fidelity
Jackson
Curtis
&
375,000
&
the
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
100,000
Co
&
Equitable
the
series E,
Webber,
Paine,
tape
Vice-President
been
375,000
—_
Co
&
outstanding
of the
to provide working capital.
roll-around
stepped
Toney said.
The
100,000
100,000
100,000
.
Co
&
Dodge
Folger,
with
both of Minneapolis, Minn. * -The
additions, etc.—V. 178, p. 572.
for
pay
of
preicrrtd stock,
900,000
200,000'
Norris & Hirschberg, Inc.
The Ohio Company
125,000
900,000
Dickson & Co., Inc.
R. S.
The
200,000
100,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
F. S. Moseley & Co
200,000
Co
-
Childress
equip¬
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
McDonald & Co.
Securities
Carolina
First
SEC
RCA.
Sons
&
plah
owing by the corporation on the conditions
1956)
fidelity
a
Toney,
Production
525,000
900,000
Inc.,-
Co.,
presently
to the sale
plus interest, then to
recorder"
(Model
200,000
Weeks &
&
Brown
furniture
Switch
which
permits adjustment to the best recording an.
play-back characteristics for either voice or music. This increases th
quality of each type of recording."
*
Lee Higginson Corp
Co.,
&
I
the
rearranging
Music
has
100,000
Baird
W.
Clement A.
and
capital.
severally
100,000
Corp.
Robert
Alex.
"The
to them
aggregate
Brothers
of
the
to
and finally
consolette
900,000
375,000
Lehman
Masor
machines were obtaine<
guaranteed by the two principal pro.
Colin E. Richardson), advances made bj
It will be
nationally advertised
$289.95 in light rift oak finish.
sell
&
Oct. 28, 1955
plant in
Pulask
on
shall
Radio
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
W. C. Langley & Co.—
Securities
and
high
M.
Second
12,750,000
an
work
A condition
in
new
James
recorders
have
below
Horner
■ covering
machinery and equipment purchased by 4t
acquire and install additional new machinery at an estimate!
to
200,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
Brothers
Almstedt
American
Dominick
shares.
be
working
letter
a
class
these
Maintenance
&
12,750,000
named
company
Scott,
by
Virginia laws
and furniture
furniture-making
loans
subscription
of $75,000,
new
underwriters
the
and
o:
contracts
then
A
5,000,000
has agreed to
severally, in the respective amounts set forth below,
of $25,000,000 principal amount of debentures:
Clark,
SEC—
filed
of
to
are
for
Service
23
shares
20,000
underwrite
ment,
after
1956,—V.
With
March
on
35,000
at
per
purchase
to
SEC
Such net proceeds will be used first to repay short-term
speakers
.
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
Blyth
Dec. 31,'55
$21.47
outstanding
March,
Equipment
company
offered
in
Pa.—Files
covering
be
$100
Courts
Petroleum
15,000,000
1958—
value; stated
share)—127,500
(no
the
Radio Corp. of America—New Recorder—
$40,000,000
25,000,000
payments to June 30,
Inc.
.
shares
distribution
Allentown,
share
share on
of America—Asset Value Up—
share
per
bank
Stanley
and
Victor
PRESENT FINANCING ;
Authorized
Outstanding
TO
1970 $40,000,000
25,000,000
s
stock
value
EFFECT
f debs., series due 1986
notes due in equal semi¬
Bank
annual
Baker,
Corp.
value
stock
2%%
Common
per
per
Mar. 31,'56
asset
100%
cents
cents
sales
years
f debentures due
s
30-year 3%%
1805.
p.
As of—
♦Net
2%%
20-year
A.
an
$124,134.
on
Petroleum
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
(headed
under
veneer
the
additional
of
(Fred A.
men
$815,000.
(New
the
agreed
1955 earnings, after Federal and State income
increase of 90%
over
the previous year
$235,185,
be
five
with
acquire from the promoters for 75,000 shares oi
capital stock, the plant purchased by the promoters from RCA.
Net
proceeds of the financing are expected to be approximate^
1951-1955 operating revenues
company
have increased from $12,172,847 to $26,232,478 and
gross
income before interest, income taxes and income deductions
increased from $4,938,522 to $14,729,845 in the same period.
the
EARNINGS—During
of
the
out
carry
company
cost
Morgan Stanley & Co.—$2,200,000
The company reported
Co.
to
capital stock.
the
companies.
petroleum
leading
region
ings Increased—
taxes,
Oil
Standard
by
owned
is
operate
$125,000
these
of
company
and
$50,000 at March 8,
customers
997.
p.
Va.-
V
organized
was
acquiring
moters
North
into
and
Carolina
South
and
and
statement
registration
a
underwriters
the
loans of $125,000
facilities,
natural
Pulaski,
The
and
plant
from
Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky) and Shell Oil Co. which holds
27.13%
and 24.04%, respectively, of the company's 127,500
(outstanding shares of common stock.
The company's customers in-elude
the
three
controlling
stockholders and a
number * of other
compressor
Panhandle
stantial
Georgia
present
its
is
Tennessee.
BUSINESS—The
expansion
from
plies
present
■
■
Corp.,
been purchased by its promoters from Radio Corporation 9
funds
with
which
to begin
operation of the venee.
America.
to Helena, Ala. 1 Total cost
estimated at approximately
system extends across Louisiana,
equipment
acquire
which had
La.,
Rouge,
company's
to
sale
pipe
parallel
will
which
the
18-inch
from
327-mile
a
to
Jersey),
be undertaken in the company's 29-year history.
plan includes nearly 800 miles of main transmission
new compressor stations with a total of 35,500 horsepower,
six
a
stations
The
Alabama,
of
present expansion program has been prompted by an increas¬
ing demand for petroleum products growing out of the industrial and
economic development in the South.
over-all
The
and
expansion
about
products
Baton
proceeds
the
use
filed
Galleher & Co., Inc.
company
48.83%,
customers on the basis of 1955 sales."
Mueller said the proposed $76,000,000 project
Mr.
of
petroleum
incidental
and
will
construction
the
and
line
The
company
for
from
lines
pipe
this
Carolina
requirements
present
Furniture
&
1956, covering 170,000 shares of Its $5 par common stock, t
for public sale at $5.75 per share with a 75c per shar
commission
over
and one-quarter trillion cubic feet under the
with Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America,
are equal to about 28.3 years' supply to all of
two
reserves
gas
of
refined
for
main
Mississippi,
than
feet
cubic
Veneer
corporation
Inc., and
100%.
The
beginning of 1955. after providing in full for
20-year contract
large
line
by
at the
approximately
new
our
possibly
users
Colorado
owned
net
a
that
means
of
President
feet,
reported
reserves
Chicago
$25,000,000.
supply
gas
cubic
for
year,
Mueller,
total
"Our
trillion
of
next
delivered
gas
area
at
debentures
This
offered
be
and including April 1, 1961 and thereafter at
the principal amount, and are redeemable for
to
to
fund
the
of
If
Rocky
103Vz%
decreasing
at
sinking
PROCEEDS—The
day
per
Pulaski
and
March 28,
prices
Corp., which receives its
Mexico, and from Canada, is
Pipeline
oversubscribed
was
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
pany
Pipeline.
Gas
Northwest
offering
The sinking fund for the debentures provides for annual payments,
beginning in 1960, calculated to retire more than 97% of the issue
prior to maturity.
They are redeemable at the option of the com¬
most
Natural
on
Pacific
San
the
million
tional 85
sources
for
This
Monday, April 9, 195i
.
the books closed.
and Oklahoma sources, and 165 million from
part in the Rocky Mountains.
An addi¬
day mainly from Texas
a
fields
interest.
..
on
capital.
with©"
a
.
ban
-0>
proceeds
Precision Radiation
Instruments, Inc.—Stock Sold Pri¬
vately—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., in
March placed privately, for the account of Leslie M.
Norman, President, 22,222 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) at $2 per share.—V. 183, p. 1371.
Rollins Fleet Leasing—Acquires Three
Companies—^
Three
acquisitions,
totaling $1,400,000,
concluded
on
April 2»1
Wilmington, Del., has made Rollins Fleet Leasing organization ft"
major factor in the vehicle leasing field, it was announced by Joh
Rollins,
W.
of
Long
and
the
Mr.
in
the
President.
Island
City,
The
N.
Harrisburg Auto
Rollins
stated
acquired
firms
are
Waters
Y.,
Viking Transport Corp. of
Rental Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
that
these
company's continuing
acquisitions
expansion
(Continued
on
are
program.
page
49)
Co
Equipment
Bronx,
another
N.
Y
<«»
major
ste
Rollins offers servi
Ktijj*
\Tolume
183
Number
5523
,
.
I
*rt$i>}«»i%<um
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1759)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
General
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
ables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends anlounced
during the current week. Then
"I
,
erdeen
Fund
tribution
of
Steel
me
Share
r
($0,007
$0.01
plus
from
special
a
realized
7%
American
Book.
\merican
Co.
4-13
2
3-19
4-15
3-31
new
(initial
com.
87 M2C
—
5-
junior
\merican
Viscose
30c
4-30
3-31
(quar.)
Hanes
preferred
preferred
Fund
(capital
gains
and
4-27.
$0,144
from
$1.12%
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
9
;
investment
4-
15c
2
*6%
$6%
A
Mfg.,
$2.25
i/G Foods,
Class
A
3aldwin
Rubber
payments
the
on
lirtman Electric
this
7-
1
6-15
4-16
Kaiser
Gas
5-25
4-20
17MJC
Power,- 4% %
1
1
4-16
6-
1
4-30
4-
$1.19
4-16
40c
Bank; (quar.)____^~_^
L
4-17
55c
Pneumatic Tool, common (quar. )'•_■_'
preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on May 31 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)
50c
guaranteed
7 'A'
guaranteed
(quar.)
(quar.)___"___
ly
ji,
Bottling: (St. Louis) (quar.)____L
lolqnial Fund (from investment income).
.L
Colorado
Oil
Gas, $1.25 pfd.
Pictures, $4.25
pfd.
Columbia
Bolumbus
414 '/c
4.65
&
&
Southern
preferred
'7c
7%
preferred
Consolidated
New
Consolidated
$1.16
L___Z
*. 5c
•
J
;
'
f 15c
Z'
*
'•
_%
-
new
'
$1.50
r
3-25
*
4-16
6-
4-16
4-
4-
8%
2nd
5-16
a
Oil
Co.—
each
dividend
13
Pan
of
»
;
Y,
from
gtd.
(Increased):
Quarterly '
(quar.)__
jn.-rton,
Class
5%
D.
B
C.),
JlOc
;
Gas
B
;iorbesJ&
ituehauf Trailer,
,
|.H
|
.
4-18
4-
1
55-
1
5- 1"
30c :
:
•
-
4-27
65c
;
4-16
25c
(quar.)
4-
7-
1
$35c
5-
1
(quar.)
class
Stock
dividend
Stock
Stock
Stock
dividend
dividend
$1.25
Scarfe
4-16
9-10
$1.25
12-20
12-10
•••
3-31
4-
5-
1
6-
1
;
6-
1
5-
5-
1
4-19
1
12 Mac
5-25
5-
20c
5-16
5-15
5-
4
10c
5-
1
1
7%
5-10
,
30c
Norristown
RR.;
Class
Co.,
B
*
'
30c
-20c
(quar.)__
35c
~
4-26
Sibley,
45-
1
4-30
__
-
4-13
6-
$1.25
•'
5-18
'•* '
Ry.
4
4-20
•
-
(quar.)
65-
$1.25
90c
5-
5-
1
Ansul
6-
1
2%
Z~ Z
,
L___ZZ__"ZZ'"~"
9-28
2%
12-28
'
5-14
6-29
2%
ZIZIZII
Simms
4-16.
5
Electiic
Refining,
com.
$5
Atlantic City
$1.50
$1.50
55-
1
4-18
4.35%
$1.16
5-
1
4-18
4.35
6:
class
4-10
7
Southern
.
'
Southern
12-7
,
Fire
&
&
(quar.)
6-18
Atlantic
preferred, (s-a)
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)_
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.,
5V»% pfd. (s-a)
101.06 y4
25c
6-15
4-17
64-
6
A
Atlas
Finance,
40c
4-25
4-
5
Atlas
Steels,
25c
4-16
4-
6
Austin,
5-
4-14
120c
(quar.)
1
Curr
(quar.)_
5-
1
5-
1
4-13
4-16
$1.20
4-14
40c
25c
Haven)
4-
Ayers
'
preferred
4-25
5-
5-
Casualty
Power
Co.
(quar.)__
-2%' 3-29-57
$1"
3-
8
"
6-1
Southwestern
-
5-14
$5
1st
Drug,
preferred
prior
prior
&
(quar.)_-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Co,,
5-14
4-16
3-15
5-1
4-10
30c
,
$1
-
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
$2.50
(s-a)—
5-10
4-25
933Ac
5-
1
4-3
t55c
6-
1
5-15
80c
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
4Mi%
4-15
3-31
5-1
-
4-2
preferred (1947
30c
5-
1
4-20
series)
30c
' 4-30
4-16
$1.12Mi
4-30
4-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
4-30
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
4-20
4-13
25C
1
Axe-Houghton. Fund-"B" (from income)
35c
4-14
B.
M.
I.
Corp.
3-30
25C
5-
50c
5-15
4-30
$1.25
4-16
3-30
1
7c
4-16
■
6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
50c
4-11
3-30
4-30
4- 6
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)
6%
4- 2-
4-10
10c
—
Corp.
Baldwin Piano, 6% pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
4-23
20c
-
Backstay Welt (quar.) _J.____2
4-26
10c
8
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiton
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
S.)
5-14
4-27
Co.—
4-16
5-15
conv;
(L.
6-15
5-14
1
125c
&
4Mi %
2
40C
(quar.)
$1.60
-5-14
6-15 '
Ltd.
Nichols
3-23
"
6-15
Co.—
non-cum.
Atlantic
1
4-14
6-15"
"
-
$1.0834'
4-20
RR.
5-18
6-
,
4-20
Line
4
3-30
$1.02»/3
1
Coast
<
1*
$1.0834
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
'
"
'
5-
5c
Nevada
common
5-
5%
4-
'
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
2nd
"3-28
4-15
6-
$1.25
Ry.
90c
110c
(New
Smith-Alsop Paint <fc Varnish
8
9-
Electric,,
4-10
3-29
37MjC
Fe
25c
(quar.)
Foods
S.)„ $1
Santa
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%' preferred
(quar.)__
17 MaC
1
&
*
4-16
60c
4%
<quar.)_
7-
Topeka
1
4-13
,4-15-'V4r;if4-16
2%
<quar,)__
preferred
(quar.)____
Atchison.
3-26
3-29
25c
25c
preferred
6-12
4-25
Co
(increased)
dividend
6-12
9
5...
56MiC "
Hegeman
4-16
$1.19
;
&
4-20
4-
25c
&
Oil
Stock
7- 3
1
15c
_____! w -''~
Arrow-Hart
5-15
6-27
4-10
4-20
156'Ac
(quar.)
Ashland
4-25
6
6
Ltd.—
$70c
4-11
45c
7-
4-24-
Co., (increased)"\40c•
Ltd.___l_____:_____2__^""
130c
Equipment, common
4Vi% preferred
(quar.)
(accum.j
(quar.r
Lighting
(T.
Chemical
7-
3
5-15
45c
Mills
Aro
50c
(s-a)______
A
125c
t$1.50
1
5-
3-12
75c
& Paper
(quar.
Anthes-Imperial Co.;
Argus Cameras, Inc.
-
10c
4-10
6-1
$2.25
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4Vz% preferred
(quar.)___
Ansonia Wire & Cable_
net
I
(s-a)
4-11
■•-
3-30
4-
$2.25.
Co._
Pulp
$2.80: preferred
5
4-
1
$1.17 Ma
common
Anglo-Canadian
4-13
>
4-10
4-30
5%
Cable
5-18
1
4-15
&
1
1
40c
:—
4-
t
,
Wire
(quar.)
;
.
7
5-15
•
$1.75
class
Ltd.,
Lindsay
Silvray
;
5-24
/ ;
dividend
Hocking Glass Corp.—
Common
(increased)
;
'
.
45c
$1.75
Anchor
Co.
(quar.)_.
Shedd Bartush
* 4-16
4-14
'40c
20c
1
—
preferred
Stock
.
6-11
Smelting & Refining—
(quar.)
American Telephone &
Telegraph
4-25
6-
(quar.)
Quarterly
American
1
$1.10
;
5% non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
American Security & Trust
(Wash., D. C.)
4-13
7M2C
:
(quar.)
Security Insurance
9
j
933Ac
$3
1
•
3-30
6-20
9-20
(quar.)
&
4-10
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
A
4-13
3-30
(quar.)
Power,
class
4-27
4-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Ltd., 4(4% pfd.
(George D.) Corp
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.
(quar.)
Sargent & Co.
(quar.)„
3-31
4-13
75c
25c
75c
15c
Lines,
preferred
Roper
-
•
(quar.)_
;_I
_T
3-31
B
4-16
4-16
4-12
preferred
Holland Paper Co.
;
3-31
4-13
4-13
1
(quar.)
A
\
dividend
I 4% preferred (quar.)
4-13
$1.25
Corp.,
Class
j
;
22M2c
(quar.)
common
Rogers
6-15
1
non-cumulative
partic.
preferred
1'
5-
4-26'
non-cumulative
$1.50
4.75%
5-
-
5%
(quar.)
A
-
1
5-21
5%
Northern
Cement,
Light &
1
4-20
6-20
3
B
5-10
preferred
-"4-17
(increased)
1
Riverside
55c
t2c
(quar.)
6-
Rockland
3-15
.
President
A
$1.12 Ma
4.65%
(Washing-
...
B
*
1
6-
37'/2c
;
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred
4-16
1
$3
•
Phenolic
(quar.)
(s-a)
Anaconda
4-9
2
$3
(quar.)_
5-
common
5-10
■>
4-12
'
American Natural Gas,
5-10
^
5-31
7
4-20
5-
4-13
5-10
Gas
3-30
' 5-1
3-20
1
Natural
.4-14*
30c
5-1
6-
Republic
$1.25
3-30
7-
J25c
Grip & Batten, 'Ltd, common
6%. preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile
(Increased)—.
"4-16
6-11
30c
■
6-30
»
Class
Rapid
7
4-16
5-15
87M2C
3_~~
Light
>
4-20
4-20
~
"i 25c
4-14 '
-
4-13
Airways
investment income)
4-13
5-
7-5-
4-16
American
(s-a)-^
Edison,
3.60%
pfd.
preferred B <quar.)_
1
25c
30c
..
6c
6-
4.70%
3-14
3-14
4-30
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (from
^
3-20
1
12MiC
12Mic
i
-
9
9
20c
'6-1
Potomac
3-31
44-
-
$1.12'/2
$1.01
preferred
'
4-10
25c
$1.25
pfd.
4-30
•
97 VsC
_
8-31
11-30
(quar.)
92 Mac
Co., .7%
v"5-15
1%
4'/2%
5-31
^
9-15
25c
>
3-26
25c
Pneumatic Scale Corp. (quar.)
Portland Gas Light, $5
pfd.' (quar.)
j
3-20
1
t
4-14
$1.25
&
(quar.)
preferred
$1.17Ma
&
.
12-15
5c
&
preferred D (quar.)_
preferred E (quar.)_,
Germantown
.
e-15
Class
Ry. (quar.»_-„
Pittsburgh, lYoungstown & Ashtabula
^
6-30
$1.50
"
Chemical Corp.—
Wallace,
Stores
4-30
4-
Machine
American
Quarterly
4-12
7-31
15c
1
' >4-16
.100%
...
(quar.)_
Phila.-,
4-14
♦
5-
>5-4
►
4-12
(quar.)__
Cement
,$0.33056
American National Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
1
■
t" \
.
divi¬
—
preferred C
Piedmont
4-14
125c
-(quar.)__Electric
preferred
franklin
1
10c
(quar.)
!?ood Machinery &
j 3%f'c
5-
4-30
"T
22M.C
A
&
1
10c
(quar.)!..
preferred
5-
137 MiC
(quar.)
5%- preferred
?itchburg
>
6-15
.4-11'
t40c;j
1
Finance Corp.
class A-(quar.)
preferred
5-16
r
5-31
%
Co.
(en¬
May..
on
this
(monthly)—
(Texas). *
3.70%
Permanente
and
_
Services
j
4-25
(quar.)
Insurance
$1.40
4-10
6-29
Ltd
income
,J
Ltd.,
-1
4-16
20c
(quar.)__
Hampton Electric Co.
Engine & Airplane.
farmers & Traders Life
"5-7
4-27
$2'
6-
4-14
1
4-19
4-30
preferred F (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
-
(quar.)
Inc.
4
7
4-17
*
6-15
5-
37 MaC
B
3-27
;
$1.50
4.50%
i
"
(quar.)__!
Co.,
common
6-
5-
*
earned
preferred
4
World
series
Products
American Metal Co.;
Ltd.,
American Mutual Fund
effect
(S.
4.70%
7
200%/"
common
Linoleum
6-
10c
(quar.)_^____^_^^-
5xeter.&
?ederal
5-
4
6
4-20
5-15
20c
4.05%
•
4-16
6-
7MiC.
dividend)
Ltd.,"
Industries,
Grain
4-30
$2
.
___!
I
a_—__
Ssquire,
federal
25c
35c
•
j
1
4-
:
50c'
redemption
6% preferred (quar.)
American Nepheline, Ltd.
C.>, 40c preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
y
5-
1
20c
Co.
Ry.
25c
Foundry—
<quar.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)
American
Marietta,, common
1
5% preferred (quar.)
4-20
...*>■
'California
Chemical
Parker
,
A
of
American
•Park
held.
now
American
4-19
5-
5c
(increased)
Paddock
stock
a
for
Indemnity
3
3-27
5-15
,
Semi-annual-
shares.
1
Slastic" Stop Nut Corp. of
America
(quar.)
Jmhart
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_J
:
Jrie & Pittsburgh RR., 7%'
r
into
6-
Co.
Home
American
4-16
3-15
4-20
1
(quar.)
2
______
?airchild
put
common
7-
N.
<3c
convertible
to
the
$1.13
net realized security profits)
Dopnacona Paper Ltd.__
II
Sagle Stores,
common-.;.
1 6% preferred (quar.)_
I 5%
Quebec
Outlet
American
5-
4-12
20c
4-16
5-15
6-
4-16
'
-
1
•
4-16
3.90%
4-16
25«
_
Theatres
20c
4-16
4-12
3-23
1
4-30
(St.
Distilling_(stock dividend)
Casualty (Orlando)—
1
4-23
5-
50c
Fire &
1
4-16
4-20
12V2C
(quar.)
share (plus
to
May 2
convertible
1
'5-1
3-21
75c
(quar.)__
.
preferred
5-
58c
3-15
4-20
25c
common
per
5-
-
4-13
30c
Arma,
5-
'
1
4-10
6c
American Hard Rubber,: common
Stock dividend-:
i
15c
Ontario
*
>
.
"
Hampshire)
pfd.
4-16
$1.06 y4
T__
1
) 7c from
lastern
Shoe
&
-
5-
$1
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
American Furniture:(quar.)
American Hair *& Flrit,.common,
i
4-16
25c
1
preference
&
(quar.)
6-
(initial-semi-annual
Fabrics,
Fund
split of
(New
5%
4-16
•/.
4-13
Corp.
$1.20
Co—
6-
35c
convertible
Dreyfus
RR.
Co.,
Quarterly!.—
Quarterly
Quarterly:
Railway Co.—
by the Interstate
Commission
Sugar
56M.C
-
12 Mac
preferred
com.
$103.50
American
authorized
was
two-for-one
Northern
$1.12 Ma
"J
1
4-13
4-13
5
50c
5-1
'
1
5
(quar.)
5-
$1.10
(quar.)
4J/4%
Corp., common______^_
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
>$1.09 '•
i.
25c
3-30
approved
Corp-, of
Dominion
Illinois
Company
t
,
,
2
shares
1
5-
5-
5-
investment income)
(quar.)
issue called >for
at
4-13
1
5-
__.
Co. (quar.)
Cyanamid Go.—
American
■
$1.14
•
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
Inc.
1
-
(quar.)_*_:
(quar.)
common
Dominion
;
4-11
2
stock
(quar.)
Hardware Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
New
1
7-
Dictograph Products
Dieboid, Inc. (stock
►
5-
7-
common
Discount
5%
-
4
4- 2
5-
'
10c
Can
dend;
4-11
4-11
15c
debenture
Detroit
1
$1.04
(quar.)__
6-4
5-
Nunn-Bush
(quar.)_
1
150c
Commerce
2
1
7-
f
convertible
Northern
;
,
2
4-16
:
4
4
Northern
5
25c
6-
4
New York Merchandise (quar.)
Niagara
Share
Corp.__.
;
tire
1
4
;
5
3-31
7-
4-13
27!/2C)
net
convertible
4-15
»
6
9
4-30
'
3'V2%
i
6-
4-
3-25
5%
$1.11%
6-
Confectionery
arrears).
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
Payable of Rec.
V
.
Common
American
the
Holderi
27V2C
(quar.)
Automobile
6
10-%
.
(quar.)
6-
in
When
Inc.—
Petroleum
5-21
1
Co.,
Stores,,
Amerada
4-16
1
Marcus
4-16
1
40c
Corp.
Amalgamated'
6-27
1
England
all
:
(quar.)
(Quarterly from
Allied
6-15
7-
Neiman
25c
4-25
7-
New.
(clears
Addressograph-Multigraph
5-1
7-
f
4-
50%
6-12
95c
Airlines,
Theatres,
5-
7c
'
._
:
25c
preferred '-(quar.)__
Monongahelk Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)l____i___________
;
4.80% preferred (quar.)___*._
Narragansett Electric, 4ya%
pfd.
(quar.)_
National
4-20
4-16
being given
A
Broadcasting-Paramount
%
these
(quar.)
Affiliated Fund.
5-29
97 MaC
•I
4-10
i
.
$1.25
-
class
American
(quar.)___
- ■
1
4-30
Share
Corp.,
preferred
Adams-Millis
4-16
96M»c
f
5-
1
4c
•
Bosch
dividend
National
Steel
$1.08%
-
week,
Alloys; Inc.-=-
$1.10 preferred
5-15
4-30
preferred
preferred
50c
:
_
Louis)
1
preferred
5-15
.
.
~
Extra
American
(quar.)
9
4-
6-15
preferred
3.85%
3i80%
5-14
5- 1
:
American
(stock
9
25c
preferred
looper Tire & Rubber
a
Dennison
Mfg.,
common
;
3.90%
.
Company
conv.
35c
4-
'
1
25c
f 4-
5
5-16
:_
4-25
4-24
6-
(quar,)
Transport, Inc.—
dividend)
Edison, 4.45% pfd.
this
•
-
Petroleum
Aluminum
$1.10
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
-4;64%
i-.r
Continental Casualty Co.—
I Stockholders approved a stock dividend of
f one new share for each four now
held.
| Voting
Stores
1
5-15
income__
May
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—;__L
preferred (quar.)_
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd—.
•
.
Acme
4-15
$2.05
RR,
:
price
——
4-16 *;
4-
on
$1.12 Mi
$4.16
preferred
three
;
t
Aberdeen
(all
(quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 convertible participating preferred
Continental Assurance
Stockholders
preferred
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
$4.52
1;
Inc.—
preferred
Consumers
$4.50
.
■
4-15
$1.75
dividend)
■___
Participating
10c
$1.50
___
5-
%
*■
6-15
10c
4-16
$1.50
1
20c
'i^4:36%
'
!
7-16
1
(s-a)
4-16
■
,
60c
____
quar.).
Products (quar.)
Metal
'
7-
announced
Name of
3-15
Acme
redemption
1
6-
75c.
•
Per
5-31
5-31
dividend)
A
>""4:56%
v
1
;4-16
5-1 Z
'P
(quar.)________
Extra
:
"
(quar.)
(stock
"
invest¬
(initial
Consolidated Royalties,
5-1
1
2
6-15
$1.25
dends
J
Stock
-
•
5-
8-
4-
$1.20
being redeemed
6-
$1.20
.
5-10
35c
:
•
4-10
r
.
1
593/sC
V Mississippi Power & Light-^
4-ir
5-15
/
(quar.)_
6-
2
>
7
4-18
;
■
(quar.)___L_____
Laundries
common
.
1
>1.06%
—
A
;-
1
5-
$1.06
Fund " (from
4
5-
11
5-10
4-20
A.
20c
1. preceding table.
3 '
4-13
L
\
"
(quar.).
"6% preferred (quar.,)-___
Boncord
Fund,
Inc
Bonn (C. G.), Ltd., common..!
preferred
-
4-16
50c
Metropolitan
.'
t 5-10 i-
r
'.y
1
4-
Class
•
:
1
31'Ac
(quar.)__l
Stock-
'
v,;- 4.16 v
1
6-
4-16-
5-
4-30
1
Electric—
ment income)
__L
a.
Boncord Electric, common
6%
.
'
•
5-
1
$1.12 M2
(quar.)__^
MengeL Co. / (quar.)___
4~ 16
t
1
4-13
1
4-16
Meteor Air
-i
6-
30c
<
(quar.)___-_
(quar.)____L____
preferred
commonwealth
Ohio
50c
87y2c
87Mac
poca-Cola
5-
•
1
6-
25c
Mercantile
"<"■
5-31
5-1
5-
(quar.)
Nashville
(£)uar.)__
I
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and riot yet paidl The list does
not include divi¬
5-
I
22 Mac
unrevealed
1
we
G5c
<___
35c
yet
4
5-14
50c
Below
J
as
investment
50c
•
5%
9
4-
6-
4
9
4-13
;
.
31M.C
(quar.)
com.
4-
4-16
'
Lynchburg Gas Co.
<
'6-14
2
5-
5-23
4-30
$1.50
pud.
(quar.)
Machine.' eoi*p.—
Quarterly ^from
4
4:35%
Stores» Corp., ,commonL„^__________ '
L'Z 35c
4V»'^ convertible preferred
(quar.)_____L. $1.06Vi
SI. 06'A
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
•
■
3-26
/
7-
*)■
1
3-31
1
6-
,.$1.20
1
4-20
6-
•
4-15
25c
(s-aJ
RR
$2 prior' preference (quar.)__
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.— >•
4-13
9
4-
at
guaranteed
White Sewing
1
6-30
1
4-13
-
...
Ehioitic
6%I-special
4-
Louisville
9
5-15
f' 50c
conv.
45c
t
quar.)
Electric,
Jersey; &
Auto-Supply, .$4.80
5-
4-30
8C
25c
Western
5:
4-13
$1.25
A;_
Western
Chemical—
unconverted shares
3-31
L_
i
$1
4-30
in¬
(quar.)
1
..4;.:
Seashore RR.—„I
)
7 14
net
..
(quar.)___
S. A. Amer.,
&
Corp.,. class
t
$1.10
4-13
12c:
i
4-11
Gas
(from
6
A'jO
plus this
'
WelSbach
6-30
12 Vi%:
4-13
3-30
4-30
net
$4.80. preferred
6-30
20c
&
Fund
6-30
7-14
(from
4-2 7
4-14
3oC
8c
Continental
4-
7-14
4-13
4-30
income)
7-14
933Ac
l_,
1
25c
2
■>
5-
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Fund Snares
4-13
>
30c
28c
60c
v
(quar.)
4-
-$1
.
.5- 4
■'
4-30
20c
'•
,
.
•
Crosse
29'
5-11
*
2
20c
r
6
(quar.)__
pfd.
3ity-
a
4-
>
2
4-
5-25
Line >Fund__i___:
West
.>.
(quar.)______i_
I
preferred
preferred
Louisville
4-14
"
liiji
4-
-
18c
6-18
5-
4-30
4-30
4-16
(quar.)__
Corp.*
Continental
Value
shares-
9
7-
40c
Bjiicago
;
4-
:A 16
25c
4-13
Telephone Corp.
(quar.)___
Lake Superior &
Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance 57c
pfd,
(quar.)
2
15c
-
1
(quar.)
Consolidada,
La
;
3-29
3-
9
95c
•
5-
5-
4-26
(quar.)_»
vestment income)
Telephone Co. of: Kansas, Inc.—
Abilene, Kansas) 5% preferred, (quar.)
> U. S. Envelope
Co., new common (initial u__
3-20
1
5-15
12 Mac
United
op-
(Increased)
Stores
4-12
4-14
4-
20c
Warehouse, class A
Manhattan
6-11
6c
at
(quar.)__
Products
.La
4-16
15c
(quar.)
Kansas
5-
40c
;
2
10c
Aluminum
Kingston
1
(interim)
4-
Co
; Kobacker
27M-C
3-20 :
Utilities—
Jantzen, Inc.
4-27
1
preferred
(quar.)___,
lentral
$3
9
;
.___
Co.
Mfg.
4%%
quar.)
3-20
2
$1.25
—
(quarl)-.
convertible
Jacobsen
dividend
(initial
4-16
2
4-
72c
Jamestown Telephone, common
; *
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
6-
15c
Tobacco
&
$1.40
'
6-
4-26
4-
1
31Mic
Funds, Inc.—
United
50c
9 "
5-
Inc.—
A
Inc.
Co.
investment
United
50c
stock
or
I
;
(increased
Common
and
3-31
15c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_
Common
4-13
1
United
3-31
4-13
(quar.)
.
(quar.)_
Rand
International
4-13
(quar.)__:______
Electric
;
4-13
4-30
c
1
4-13
$1.60
preferred
4ya%s
time.
lentral
Jhase
15c
4-30
Brockton Taunton Gas; common___________
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)—
iurdines, Inc. (quar.)
3urger - Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Jentral
4-13
5-
the
common
jlraniff Airways
Bridgeport
Hydraulic
Paper
4-30
37MiC
(quar.)
British, American
4-13 •«
56M4c
11-
Mfg.
4-
4-12
Manufacturing Co.—
Therm-O-Disc,
Towle
5-15
3
25c
preferred
Transainerica
4-20
5-
40c
(quar.)
$2.40 convertible preference (quar.)
>
invest¬
net
—
Interchemical
"
4-30
25c
omit
$2
>
1
4-16
t2c
common
Glass
5-
5dc
Ltd.
Instruments,
4.48%
1
t$1.50
-
—
common—
ia- cash
Co
preferred
18%c
common
at
new
.
4-16
—__
(quar.)
Co.—
declared
Corp.,
larpenter
Mfg.
$1.25
4-13'
(quar.)___
;
Co.
to
(quar.)
\
20c
decided
8
■
vr
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Transit
4-30
""
15c
common
Directors
usually
24c
15c
(quar.)
common
Jaltimore
J^iystate
income..
(quar.)
preferred
9
6-
5-
•
-
(quar.)___!
conv.
4-
6-25
■
$2
(quar.)
Bay -Co. (Interim)
-Mowa-Illinois Gcas & Electric
(quar.)
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
(Mass.)—...
■
(quar.)—
preferred B
>!$1.5C
preferred
4-30
10c
Hudson's
.
—
A
8%
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Houston Light & Power, $4
pfd.
L
:
(quar.)
preferred
toco
investment
common
div.)
(s-a)
of l holder
Ingersoll
Banking;
5-15
Texas
Thatcher
10c
Knitting,
'
payments from
Class
H.)
(payable
ition:
4%
3 26
4-20
5-10
31,; 1956.
Both
(from
Finance, common
preferred
(quar.)
>'
of
16c
covering period
of
six. months ending
Dec. 31,
1955 and
quarterly of 8c for period ending March
f."
6-15
B
"
—.
Fund
Household
Semi-annual
Automobile
(P.
HcttTick
from
.tomic-Development Mutual Fund-
■"t
1
60c
$1.10
Symington-Gould
1
5-
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Sunrise ^Supermarkets (quar.)
;
3-27
5-
15c
9
$1.12 Ma
___
Mutual
Special
"-■r
LI—
($0,131
5-23
4-10
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
4-12
—L__l—
Shares
4-20
5-23
1
5-15
4-17
4-26
2%c
Products
1
,
(
(quar.u_____
(quar.)
Trust
America
preferred
(quar.)
Hartford Electric
Light
4-18
50c
,
4^2%.
North
5%
3-31
5-
I2M2C
——
Clayton &• Co. (quar.)—__
Ippaluchian Electric Power—
Vssociated
4-10
50c
Vnderson,
%4.50 %
of
5-15
6-
5-15
income)
Class
.
Sirutners-Wells,
t$3
ment
4-19
4-10
30c
;—
American Sumatra-Tobacco
Uhey
4-19
31M<c
•
quar.)
4-20
6-11
1
15c
~1—
Co.
Guardian
Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-15
25c
Extra
4-27
1
Stadacona
$1.50
Liquidating
Guarantee
t
5-17
5-11
Mines,
When
Holden
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
..
5-21
$2.50
Rubber, common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber-(quar.)
Government
Employees Corp.
(stock
Government Employees Life Insurance
Greeley Square Building (liquidating)
5%
<■'
Company
5
6-
10c
•
'
preferred
$1.20
5
17MiC
-'
_
3-29
5-
4-
20c
(increased)
•
Distilling,
erican
$1.25
4-25
10c
—_
(quai-.)___-.
1st
Per
"Name of
5-11
Southwestern Electric Service, 4.40%
Springfield Gao Lignt (quar.)
40c
•
.
5
6-11
50c
(quar.).____
corp.
Brick, common
preferred (quar.)
Globe-News
Publishing
6%
Holder$
7 Mac
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Control Co. (quar.).:—
;
Utilities
Glen-Gery Shale
Payable of Rec.
$0,017
profits)-
(extra).—
.
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)_
lerovias Sud Americana, Inc.—
Mlied
Ti
dis¬
ams
Public
6-
100%
Goodall
When
Per
.
Name of Company
90c
Advertising (quar.)
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
5c
date.
ayment
quar.)
dividend
General
second table in which we show the payments previa
usly announced, but which have not yet reached their
^
Stock
When
Share
(increased
General Outdoor
follow with
we
Foods
11
4-12
3-30
7-13
$1-50
-
$1 50
1-15-57
12-81
The Commercial and Flfiancial Chronicle
\ (1760)
12
When
Per
.Name of Company
Baltimore
Ohio
&
*%
non-cum.
4%
non-cum.
Bancroft
Barium
divid.
(This
—
paid
be
also
The
of
dividend
31 »/4c
Bausch
March
on
28
—
Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
Optical, com. (quar.)
—
Lomb
&
(quar.)
$3 prior pfd.
preferred (stock div.)
Telephone
Belmont
...
(quar.)—,—
(quar.)
—
Beikshire
Gas, common..
preferred (quar.)..__—
Foods, Inc. (quar.).
&
Saco
Hats
Class
Ltd.,
Starr
A
&
Gorham,
W.)
Co.—
Blue Ridge Insurance
Quarterly
Bondstock
Booth
(from
Corp.
Fisheries,
4%
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
American
Borg
deposit
(George
Bostitch,
Corp.
class
Boston,-Edison
(initial)
(quar.).
—
—
preferred—
5%
.
—
-
preferred
plus
—
dividend)-
this
Cordage,
(interim)
Bristol-Myers
leceipts
(interim)
Old.
British
Columbia
Columbia
(quar.)
Ltd
Power.
3
t$1.75
4-16
3-15
34%C*
6-
Steel
Buchanan
Steel
Products
Castings,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1
7-
1
6-20
4-
1
3-20
Dow
$1.50
7-1
6-20
Drexel
Bullock's,
Inc.,
Hill
Gold
class
A
City
4-9
4-6
Clinchfield
25c
5c
25c
6-30
5-21
5- 1
6-15
4-20
4-16
Colgate-Palmolive
1
4-16
Common
Mines,
4-16
receipts ordinary (final)
(quar.)
5- 1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-29
9-28
12-28
4-19
7- 1
Combustion
10- 1
4-13
4-9
5-
5-1
partic. pfd.
80c
2nd
Ltd.,
(quar.)
partic. preferred
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd.
Electric
California
California Oregon
7%
preferred
preferred
$4.70
preferred
California
Packing
Corp.
(quar.)
Camden Fire Insurance Asso.
3-28
4-16
3-28
Continental
4-30
4-13
Continental
4-12
Corn
1
Continental
9
\
-
7
Crystal
4-13
$1.12
3-
1
4-13
3-20
4-20
3-31
Cuban
4-16
3-31
Cudahy Packing,
$1.12
Cuban
7%
3-31
3-31
preferred
5-15
4-
2
4-
2
5-
1
4-10
Class
Class
A
due
Curtis
7-
3
10-
1
Canadian
5-
1
1
Co.
Two
-
(stock
shares
of
to
to
Carolina,
Carolina
Catelli
effect
a
3-for-l
3-29
4-13
Products,
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
4-23
4-20
4-10
5-1
4-6
$12c
5-31
5-16
5-16
Class
A
(quar.)
113c
8-31
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Caterpillar
4.20%
Celotex
5%
Tractor,
preferred
Corp.,
Aqulrre
Central Canada
57*
common
(quar.)
.common
preferred
Central
$25c
(quar.)
8-31
8-15
$12c
1
11-30
11-15
$25c
11-30
11-15
45c
5-10
4-20
$1.05
5-10
4-20
60c
4-30
4-
6
(quar.)
25c
4-30
4-
Sugar.:
35c
4-13
3-30
6
4-16
150c
A
1
6-30
6-
1
5-11
9-
4
3
4-
8
9-28
4-16
4-
—
for
&
Chicago
each
Light,
33Vi
com.
$2'/2-$31/2
&
Detroit
Diamond
$1.50
Disher
$1.50
&
Match,
9
4-
shares
pfd.
7-
2
5-31
6-15
6-
62 %c
12-15
12-
Dixie Aluminum,
36c
preferred
A
4-25
4-10
4-16
4-10
45c
net
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
4-
6
Ltd.—
preference
(from
3-21
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
inc.)
137 %C
5-
1
4-13
2c
5-
1
4-10
common
5c
4-15
4-
5
(quar.)
9c
4-15
4-
5
9
preferred series A
(quar.)
$$2.50
7- 3
6-22
6%
-
3-29
4-
2
4-15
4-
2
4-15
4-
2
5-
1
4-13
4-23
3-31
$25c
10c
62 %c
4-10
3-
shares
25c
6-20
Beneficial
shares
25c
9-20
9-14
&
Cox
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
4-30
25c
4-30
4-16
25c
5-
1
4-23
$1
5-
1
4-23
(quar.)
(quar.).^
4-
6
3-21
I2V2C
5-
1
4-16
4-30
4-16
15c
,
(quar.)
4-20
62 %c
4-16
4-
6-
1
5-10
$1
5-
1
4-16
15c
5-
1
4-16
55c
5-10
4-10
50c
4-25
3-18
(quar.)
Co
1
common
(quar.)
*7
4
Ltd.—
ordinary
Trust
(interim)
4%%
4-17
2-28
6c
4-20
3-30
5-
4-10
(Boston)
75c
(quar.)__
Inc.
1
Corp.—
$1.25
(quar
Wares,
Corp.
4-
2
1
4-
2
5-
1
4-12
4-30
4-16
37'/2c
87'/2C
4-30
4-16
4-16
5-
1
4-
1
22 '/2C
—
(quar.)
common
5-15
t$ 1.^25
Ltd.,
5-
1
4-
6
50c
5-
1
4-14
4-16
3-31
tlOc
(quar.)
$1.30
(quar.)
(stick
1
5-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
5-
933/4C
(quar.)
Utilities
Telephone of California—
preferred (quar.)—^—:
Co.
4-30
4-14
60c
(quar.).
the
Southwest—
55c
5-
5%
4-16
4-
35c
4-25
4-10
$1.12%
4-25
4-10
2%
4-15
3-31
15c
4-15
3-30
35c
4-20
4-
div.)
Bros., Inc., com.
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
conv.
(quar.)
(Calif.), com.
preferred B
(stock div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glatfelter
preferred
4%%
(P.
H.),
preferred
4'/2%
(quar.)_
1
4-10
2
(quar.)—
—
Fund—
6
56',4 c
5-
1
4-16
57{;!C
5-
1
4-16
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
pref.
Gordon Foods,
Inc.
Gould-National
4%%
$50c
(increased quar.)
Batteries,
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-13
4-10
12 %c
4-13
4-
42 %c
5-
1
4-20
56'4 c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-20
Goulds
57c
Pumps,
Inc., com.
preferred
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
6
on page
46)
4-20
3-31
25c
6-14
Dodge
5-15
10c
*
Gladding, McBean & Co.
4%
(quar.)
investment
3-29
4-20
(quar.)
common
receipts
Steel
Gilchrist
Given
5-15
50C
(quar.)
4-20
4-16
40c
Public
4y2%
$4.50
4-10
4-16
25c
(quar.)
common
class
Shares
1
4-20
7-
4-17
1
Co.
preferred
Gimbel
5
25c
(quar.)
-
5
$1
4-17
1
3
62V2c
(s-a)
4-11
1
6c
General Telephone of Indiana $2 pfd.
General Telephone Co. (Ky.)—
4
4-10
4-
4-27
5-
8c
Telephone Co. of
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
4-30
5
5-
$1.25
common
preferred
5.20%
~40C
4-20
25c
(s-a)
General
held)
1
+20c
(quar.)
preferred
General
'•
one
(increased)
5-
32'/2C
Ltd. (quar.)
Investors
5%
Louis
(quar.)
Construction
conv.
5-
4-20
4-13
$1.75
i
dep.
General
RR.—
St.
&
(s-a)
Mfg.
preferred
Dividend
4-10
45C
Products
Steel
4-10
4-25
6s
Canada Tunnel
Steel
4-25
1
$0.2156
(quar.)
Shoe, new com. (inltial-quar.)
$3.50 pref. series A (quar.)
4-11
40C
Edison
Detroit Gasket
(quar.)..
General
4-27
5-
4-
5-
Funds, Inc.—
Dynamics
$3.75
4-12
5-15
35c
(Partial distribution of
Y.,
1
4-27
3-30
4-20
class A
Mills,
$5
3-29
10c
$1.25
4-16
65c
40c
Corp.
General Motors
5
30c
Mines__.
Denver Union Stockyards
Detroit
4-15
7
10c
General
4-10
4-
1
65c
Ltd
;
General
4-10
1
20c
preferred
Detroit
1
5-
4-16
50c
N.
Transit,
5-
4-
30c
Canada,
Realty
preferred
Amer.
,
(quar.)—-
(L.)
General Electric,
4-10
$1.12
6-26
4-28
4-13
series
preferred
General
Co.
stock
1
93%C
(quar.)
Power
5-
$1.06
:
pfd. A (quar.)
Specialties, Inc.—
stock
General Electric
7
$1
(quar.)
7-
1
2
3-29
quar.)
Co., 5% convertible preferred
5%
7
12-
4-
4-30
.
Gardner-Denver,
7
12-28
4-15
4-12
(quar.)
common
preferred
General Baking Co.,
50c
1-31
10c
(increased).
Telegraph
Gamewell
3-30
6-
of
of
Gamble-Skogmo,-
4%
9-
6-
4-16
90c
Mfg.
Gabriel
pay-
(quar.)___.
1
6-12
17c
Francisco)
series
Brush,
Fuller
other
1
2
2
6-
45c
preferred
Class AA
,
6
5-
44-
6-12
20c
4
4-
2
JlOc
Franklin
Fuller
9
6-28
A
$4 pfd.
Co.
Fram Corporation
Froedtert
9-14
4-15
4-11
4-16
Quarterly
3-20
11-
4-16
40c
Y.)
Machine,
Quarterly
8-10
12-
4-
1
4-16
(initial)
(San
(N.
7%
Inc.,
&
Friedman
6-15
28c
4-16
5-
4-26
20c
(increased
City Bank
Fraser Companies.
4-16
„
2
2% :
(quar.)
Common
"
9
9-28
Consolidated
Rubber
Ltd.
Utilities
3-31
5-15
$2
20c
class
& Light,
Insurance
Franklin Custodian
3-28
4-
3-30
50c
convertible
Foundation
;
3-21
11-
50c
quarterly
Vilbiss
5%
(s-a)
11-15
3-30
4-16
2%
quar.)..
New
England
Gear
Bros.
General
Corp.,
Fund
Sterling,
53/.'i%
1
Beneficial
Investments, Ltd.—
preference
8-
50c
$2%-$3%
■
$1.25
27'/2c
5-31
B
«- 1
8-15
(quar.)
share
4-3
$25c
A
the
(quar.)
Denver
(quar.)
Class
quarterly
and
common
(quar.)
Delaware
B
Glass
5-15
dividend).
(quar.)
com.
Fluor Corp.
15.
Stock dividend
3-31
Class
Class
15
(quar.)_
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
so
Cincinnati & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
& Light, coin. (quar.)_
two
Jan.
preferred
De
3-16
5-15
4-27
8-25
25c
preferred
DeBeers
be
Power
Food
3-30
4-30
split-up
1
$1.75
Corp., 3%%
Class
3-30
4-14
4-16
9-
(quar.)
Power
com.
par
3-15
$2.25
(accum.)
Water, 5% preferred
Bros.* Inc. (quar.)_
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)—~
Dayton Rubber, common
5
4-14
$37y2c
stock
4-16
4-14
Davidson
dividend)
changed to $5.50 for each share held
as
4-
$15c
common
3
Firth
3-23
15c
Davenport
4-10
$933,4c
Cos., Ltd.
Vickers, Ltd
Carnation
April
Danly Machine
4-16
5-
$iOc
Oil
Canadian
3
28c
pfd.
4'/2%
Dana
3-15
$27'/ac
common
4-
Inc
common
$4.24
9-14
6-15
$18c
Industries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
4-25
28c
covers
due
Curtiss-Wright
12-14
J$1.25
Extra
35c
4-
(stock
Quarterly
3
1-2-57
4-16
First National
8c
Ltd. (quar.)
pfdi common (quar.)_
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
Publishing,
Dallas
$$1.50
3-27
$2.50
Sugar
one
A
4-30
$37%c
Investments, Ltd
4-17
4-16
4-
4-16
25c
Extra
(quar.)
payment
»ments
4-n
4-16
Firestone Tire &
17c
Co.,
Sugar,
Atlantic
Initial
(quar.)
General
Canadian
7% %
preferred
Above
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
6%
American
4-11
$50c
7-27
4-15
4-10
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foote
& Land,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-16
jioc
6-15
1
$2.50
Oil
3-15
45c
2
$1.75
(quar.)
8%
Co.
of
8-
Insurance—
Seal
5-
+10c
Canadian
&
Fund
7-
$1.31%
Ltd
4-16
jiOc
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
9
4-15
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Field (Marshall), (see Marshall Field).
4-14
1
4-16
Federated
5c
(reduced)
8-10
11-
Stores
1
Electric—
Forster,
1
(initial
1
$2.50
Cork
1
(quar.)
Dept.
6-
1
&
9-
12-
5c
Mortgage Assoc.
common
6-
5-
5-
4-16
New
2
10c
Crum
8-10
15c
dividend)..
Paper Board,
Preferred
4-14
4-13
4-16
1
10c
2
1
4-13
1
9-
$26c
preferred
National
7-
5-
4-13
5-
common
Federal
7-
4-20
1
6%
(stock
Federated
1
4-10
1
Special
6-
10c
1
A
3-31
15c
$1.25
Special
:
4-20
2
40c
5-
9
Class
3-30
7-
17%c
5-
3-23
4-12
20c
Co.,
t$1.30
(s-a)
Package Mfg. (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
Class
Co.,
Fireman's
(Ont.)
preferred (quar.)__
Investors Ltd., class A
Bit,
9
4-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Federal Insurance
4-16
5-21
5-
Creamery
4-13
5-
60c
1
4-16
150c
Crossett
1
5-
4-
Ltd.—
Brewing (quar.)
Farrington Mfg., common
5
7 17 %c
4-16
4-30
Printing
&
$1.13
Quarterly
Craig,
5-
4-
5
4-30
5c
Fairbanks
4-16
4-25
5
4-
75c
(s-a)
$1.13
Cott Beverage Corp. (quar.)__
Counselor's Investment Fund,
.
5-15
$1.04
(quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
A
$1.12%
.
Common
3-31
6
55c
J.
(quar.)
Cosmopolitan Life
3-22
(Max)
4-
4-16
-
60c
...
Co.,
Federal
$5.25 series A
4-
9
4-
16c
*(quar.)
Insurance
Cornell-Dubilier
4-30
4-
1
5-
20c
9
5-15
4-20
42'/ac
(quar.)
ft *
Refining,
preferred (quar.)
4-14
$15c
4-10
Mills, Ltd.—
Motors
4-
2'/4d
5
4-24
Textile
6-20
4-16
5c
5
4-
II.)
preferred
Class
10c
$10c
Ltd
(quar.)
Factor
4-20
2
(quar.)..
(quar.):
A
4.16%
1
$1.25
A
preferred
(T.
3-15
57-
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
Fabien
Co.—
Life
5-
Special
(increased
Gas
Products
7%
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
" (quar.)__
preferred
5-10;
1
1
5-
40c
Y.), $5 pfd.
(quar.)
Can
5-
Y.)
Associates
$5
'
4-28
Falstaff
common
preferred
3-28
4-
preferred
5IV2C
(s-a)
preferred
3-28
5-
(N.
Heating
Estabrooks
5
52 %c
Watery class A
preferred
4-16
4-30
(s-a)j.
4-
1
&
$5
1
3-23
150%
(N.
Power,
4-16
37V2c
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian Bronze, Ltd.—
5-
12-
v
Coppermines
preferred
Consumers
4-16
Campbell
;
50c
dividend
Consolidated
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Special
4-16
47 V2C
■
Cement—
Textile
3-28
(ouar.)
12-15
50c
9-1 7
9-15
138c
preferred—
Consolidated
4-27
Common
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
Erie Railroad,
S5 preferred A (q.«ar.)
1
$6'Ac
5%
1
5-
5-
Trust
4-13
10c
6-
6-1
$1
Empire
14c
(quar.)
Employers Group
—
(quar.)
V2 %
Millwork
1
$1.65
(quar.)_____
.7
:
Empire
6
4-13
$1.19
(s-a)
6-15
(Toronto)
(quar.)
4
Phonograph
6
4-
1
Corp.—
Enamel
preferred
$4.50
&
& Abrasives
1
preferred
$4.52
$1.12%
4-
1
55-
«*.
50c
1
5-
$1.50
....
1
Natural
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Soup
3-29
Radio
Extra
5
45c
(increased s-a)
3-22
5
3-28
(accum.)
E'merson
5
50c
(quar.)
Special
1
4-
$1
California Portland Cement
4-13
5-
4-
4-16
preferred B
5-
$1.75
6-
Ltd
Royalty Oil (s-a)
$1,171/2
.
4-27
50c
4-
4-16
3-31
(accum.)
5-
Consolidated
$1.50
(quar.)
9-20
3-2tt
1
5- 1
4-16
(quar.)
Corp.—
A
New common (initial quar.).
Elmira & Williamsport RR., com.
1%
preferred
(s-a)
1
$1.50
States
Electro Refractories
1
$4.16
$$1
participating preferred
3-21
5-
5%
3-16
5-15
Consolidated
*
4-16
3-30
$2.09
4-16
9-27
$15c
Ltd
Ltd.—
4-12
$2.06
4-9
Mines.
Bakeries,
6-15
9
4-16
3-29
6-28
10-10
4-16
5-1
1
4-10
7-10
12 %c
4-10
4-10
1
6-15
12»/2c
4-30
10-10
6-
12%c
-$7 preferred
$6
6-30
♦
7
$5c
3-
5-1
4%
3-26
4-25
5-25
6-15
.
(quar.)..
Sullivan
Eastern
4-16
3%
3iy»c
50c
4-30
5-
40c
(quar.)
4-16
51c
$5c
(quar.)
1
55c
$1.75
Power, com.
(quar.)
6%
5-
J37c
75c
(quar.)
4-16
(quar.)
$20c
(s-a)
4-25
(quar.)
$37c
Power, $3 pfd.
6-14
1
preferred
$20c,
Fund
East
Eastern
5
Co.
1
America—
2%
6-1
5- 1
01".
'
(initial s-a)
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-25
5-
4-16
37 y2c
;
(quar.).
$1.37%
4-10
5-
Eason
4-19
5-
pref.
conv.
(1956)
(stock div.)
$1,10
$1.10
45c
10c
preferred
Dynamics Corp oi
6-11
75c
(quar.)
-
6%
10c
California
9
6-30
3-31
5-
•
Co.—
5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison
$1.75
(quar.)
5
preferred
Stock
Gas
convertible
$1
4-10
$5
(quar.)
3-29
2%
com
64-
3-31
4-13
-
25c
J38c
Consolidated
this
(quar.)
1
4-20
$2.04
Crown
Mills,
preferred
„
40c
(quar.)
3-28
*
5%
Natural
$5
(s-a)
Electric
4-16
9%c
Linen
Ohio
4-15
4-20
1st
4-20
4-20
4-10
4-30
t933Ac
(quar.)
30c
Insurance
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd. (quar.)
$2
preferred (quar.)
3
25c
$1.50
6-20
7-
4-25
0
Securities, Ltd.—
100%
shares—
Quarterly
4-3
Canada
Products, common.
4l/2% preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-2
6-11
$12'/2c
Manufacturing Co., 4Vi% convertible
preferred (entire issue called for redemp¬
Caldwell
2
5-15
$2.20
Bush
plus
7-
(quar.)
or
Ekco
Quarterly
9
share
4-16
10c
(quar.)
Commonwealth International Corp.,
9-16
4- 2
4-30
5-15
$1.12'/3
Edison
4-26
7
: i.
two-for-one split
a
Engineering
j
Is 6d
—
Commonwealth
1
87'/2C
.—
Southern
5-
75c
Semi-annual
&
5-15
4-10
Common
42'/2C
—
(quar.)
Ltd. (Ord.) (interim)
approved
common
50c
100%
(quar.)„
Pictures
Columbus
0
Byers (A. M.), 7%
the
of
6-16
7-
dividend)
$1.50 preferred (accum.)...
:
Duro-Test, common (stock dividend):
40c
(monthly)
Columbus Mutual Life
3-29
10-
at $26 per
Duquesne
$1.50
quar.)
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.—
Columbia
3-27
3-29
7-30
1
3-16
4-16
4-20
i
preferred
(quar.)
"
common
Confederation Life Association
5-15
4-30
4-19
10-30
Co. .(stock
7'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply
5c
Compo Shoe Machinery, common
$15c
Terminal
3-26
$1,12%
Concord Natural Gas Corp.,
$15c
tion on May
dividend),
Co.,
preferred
Stockholders
12-14
Quarterly
(quar.)
6
.
(initial
$3.50
3-5
4- 2
4-11
6-13
4- 2
4-10
6-15
9-14
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
common
Corporate
American deposit
4-
20c
dividend)
Colon Development Co.,
Ltd.—
Burns & Co., Ltd.
10-15
35c
(quar.)
(stock
30c
.
1
30C
(quar.)
Coal
15c
trating Co. (quar.)
Burdine's, Inc. (quar.)
11-
$1.75
Preferred
preferred
$5c
preferred (quar.)
Sullivan Mining & Concen-
4-16
Illuminating, common
Chemical
15c
Mines
4-10
1
$1
(quar.)
4-25
$i.i2ya
1
5-
(quar.)
Electric, com. (quar.)
4-
8IV2C
5-
(increased)
3-23
4-16
1
de Nemours—
$3.50 preferred
Pont Co.
5-18
4-13
10c
(E. I.)
1
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 6
$4
5-
U2'/2C
(quar.).....
Co.
Furniture
Pont
Du
Corp. (reduced)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Clorox
preferred
Chemical
1
RR.—
preferred
Electric
&
5-
Products
&
7%
t25c
87'/2c
—
Molded
Baking,
Tar
t$l''
$1
.
—
Cincinnati Gas
(quar.)
com.
(quar )
25c
(quar.)_
Chicago
15c
4%
&
du
A
$2
5V2%
Ry.—-
convertible preferred
5-1
30c
70c
4
$1.50
class
Co., Ltd.,
Chemical, Ltd., common..
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., common (final).
7.%
preferred
(quar.).
•
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
(quar.)__
$1.25
—
Dominion
(quar.)_
10c
17Vic
——
(quar.)
5-
Glass
preferred
(quar.)
5-1
4-9
4-16
5- 1
7- 2
4-16
7%
(quar.)
Dominion Square Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd—
preferred
$2
3*3;:
25c
—
6% preferred (quar.)—
Budget Finance Plan, common
Ankerite
.
(s-a)
common
5-15
preferred
Dominion
3-30
30c
15c
—
4-15
8c
'/2%
preferred
preferred
Cleveland
28c
45c
60c
4-12
3-23
(initial)
common
3-23
5-1
1
$1.12 ya
Unadilla Telephone—
preferred
(quar.)
4-15
5-
5-
4
&
Consolidated
Borough Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
4.40%; preferred B (quar.)—
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Bush
2
4-
4-
4-10
4-16
7
—
$30c
4.40%
Burma
4
4-
4-16
1
1
investment
net
Chicago Corp. (quar.)„
Chicago &■ Eastern Illinois
■
(quar.)
Brooklyn
Bunker
4-
t30c
(from
$$1.19
Telephone
preferred
Buffalo
3-15
1
(quar.)
55-
20c
(increased)
Elec.
&
Inc.
3-30
7 Vi %
British
60c
3-29
4-25
Gas
Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd.—
2
50c
20c
(s-a)
Utility
Fund,
17'/2C
—
Clary
5%
__—;
Columbia Forest Products Ltd.
5%
3-29
4-16
3 Vi%
dep.
Tobacco,
Final
7%
4-16
4-16
Public
4- 6
4-10
3-23
$$1.12%
$$1.12'/a
(quar.)—
93%c
preferred
American
3V4%
Co.,
British-American
6%
J35c
U7'/2c
Hudson
Conlon-Moore,
preferred (quar.)
Vi %
preferred (quar.)—
Buckeye
3-22
Coke
&
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ltd.—
4Vi%
43/4%
4-15
Coal
Lines
Chicago Great Western Ry., com.
68 %c
20c
$10c
——
Extra
Brantford
British
4-30
$
:$1.12'/a
Transport
4 10
1
Oil
8
$6
on
Bowling Green Fund
Braiorne Mines, Ltd.
4
4-30
5-15
4-lo
t5c
share
4-30
5-15
t20c
$4
preferred (entire issue
May 15 at $42 per
$2.75
Inc.,
redeemed
be
to
5-25
*50c
4-25
4-20
4-15
87Vic
(quar.)
A
RR.,
5 '/o ' preferred
5%
._
(increased)—
(quar.)
Maine
Bourjois,
$10c
Engineering Works (increased s-a)
Colonial
receipts
W.)
Inc.,
&
Bridge, Ltd
Dominion
5-
9-
$6
4-11
5- 4
4- 2
4-zu
4-20
3-30
3-30
3-15
4-13
$1
—,
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3V'z%• preferred
(quar.)
Boston
Dominion
12-
Chesapeake Industries
Consolidated—
Boiax
8
12- 8
New
10%
4-16
9-20
New
-
4-30
12-20
Central
—
income)-
Investment
common
dividend
Stock
(North Carolina)
25c
12-20
$4.50
-
6
3-30
$1.25
4»/2%
50c
$1.25
4-
4-30
$1.25
50c
—„—
Domlnguez
l
4-16
;
$1.25
Central
Inc.—
(increased)—,
common
(E.
8
5-
25c
$17%c
(quar.)
(quar,
Fields (monthly)
(quar.)
30c
ccmmcn
9-
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
$10c
(quar.)
A
Class
Bliss
Water
—
9-20
Products,
Mines.
(quar.)
125c
Bltidelord
Biltmore
—
Dome
B
Chenango
$50c
50c
20c
17Vic
$1.25
Doeskin
9
5-15
A
income)
(7/12ths of 1%)
(Canada)
Works
Iron
Watch
—-
9
6-
40c
preferred
Chemical
5-1
6-
6-20
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
Share
preferred
Central
6-1
4-16
5- 1
5- 1
5-1
5-1
4-16
5- 1
5-1
4-16
4-16
6-20
$1.25
When
....
1
7;
$1.25
Centennial
3-30
4- J
+50c
$1.25
'
.
5%
4- 9
$75c
25c
75c
$1.50
$17 %c
"7
__7
5%
'
preferred (quar.)—
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Black.
4-13
4-16
Company
5%
amount of
the
in
1st
Best
f"?,
*9c
2oc
Name of
Dodge Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
3-29
per
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
5%
4-15
Per
Payable of Rec.
preferred A
preferred B
5%
4- 3
b- /
4- 2
a
Bathurst Power &
Benrus
•
4-20
6-30
4-20
j*"2,?
the addi¬
April 16 in
on
on
share).
•
Bates & Innes, Ltd., class A (s-a)
7%
°-l5
9_17
Share
Company
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
25%. stock dividend, and
on
the present outstanding shares.
common
stock
will
be
quoted ex-
payment
Beil
*1
$*
10c
60c
45c
3%
(quar.)
will
tional shares to be issued
$6
Name of
.
Monday, April 9, 1956
H older»
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
70c
Y.)
(quar.)
Refractories
Basic
(resumed quar.)..
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Bros,
r-
—
com.
(N.
Co.
Steel
Bartgis
(quar.)
Sons
&
Electric,
Trust
Bankers
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Aroostook RR.
Hydro
v
.
RR.
(Joseph)
Bangor <fc
Bangor
f
...
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.
.
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.
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FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range tor PtitINI
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lewnt
37% Oct 28
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
46% Jan 18
53
Range Since Jan. 1
Higheit
18
Jan
7% Mar 23
Lewest
48% Jan
3
39% Feb
NEW
Highest
10
Feb
1
106% Apr
6
45% Apr
109% Feb
16% Jan
27
13 % Feb
9
14% Jan
Aug 25
62% Jan
23
67% Jan
111
71
79
Aug 25
23% Sep
70% Feb
19
76
14
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
4%
Jan
5%
14% Apr
4
17% Jan
6
35% Sep
20
30% Feb
13
33% Apr
Acme
25% Nov
30
22% Jan 23
Adams
34% Sep
20
26% Mar 21
32% Jan
4
30
Jun
3
77% Jan
21
130
Dec
30% Mar 22
9
30% Jan
4
-
108
Jan
/
138
19
~
20% Nov
1
12% Oct
14
27% Mar 14
6
22 % Jan
8
14% Jan
13
44% Apr
5
36% Feb
9
107
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
Feb
9
165
155
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
Jan
27
163
6
Jan
20
3% Jan
3
26% Mar 30
20% Jan
23
2% Nov 29
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
8
80
•
Jan
3
v
7% Jan 26
209% Jan
122
117
Aug
9
116
11
July 12
Jan
27
83% Apr
9% Mar
Jun
24
135
117
Nov
11
114% Jan
6
20% Aug 26
16 % Jan
27
18'/a Jan
12
106% Feb
14
127% Apr
25% Jan
6
35% Jan
12
56% Jan
4
Jan
20
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
22.
122% July
25% Dec
-40
30
63% Jun
7
98
Jan
61% Oct
133% Dec
51;
11
27
81% Apr
13
160% Apr
134% Apr
11
131
15
113
Sep 26
1
41
88
34% Aug
Jan
65
6
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov 16
5
Sep
Sep
95% Mar
May
.
-
>
2
Jan
97% Jan
23'
Jan
24
19
23
14
126 Va Apr
9
2% Feb
24
125% Apr
3% Jan
13
6
37
Jan
125
13
17
30% Nov
4
28% Jan
30
91% Jan
Oct
11
91% Feb
20% Jan
6
29 % Jun
8
139% Jun
13
Jan
6
Nov
16
100
Feb
1
36
Sep
110 ;
71
23
Apr
Jan
3
3
79
22% Feb
9
14
126
3
36
34
103
Jan
Jan
:jan
9
26% Mar 16
31
108
Mar 19
Feb
7
Jan
26
27% Mar 15
32
Nov
14
27% Mar
8
31
Jan
9
65
72
Nov
21
66
8
70% Jan
9
Jan
14% Jan
33% Jan
100
Jan
2
6
22% Mar 30
6
42% Dec
107% Sep
19
16% Jan
14
12
Mar
39% Jan
104
Jan
23
22% Jan
18
33% July 15
24% Jan
18% Jan
17
21% Mar
8
20% Jan
9
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
6% Feb
14
38 % May 16
48% Nov
30
43% Feb
14
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
47
59% Dec
71% May
7
23 % Mar 17
27% Mar 14
91% Sep
48
27
Mar 14
140
Apr
106
Mar 15
44
Oct
12 % Jan
42% Dec
4
11
~26
Jan
46% Sep
33
Nov
3
38 Va Jan
33% Dec
9
17
69% Dec
22
Jan
24
150
52% Jan
31
6
27% Mar 21
lO
26% Apr
13% Jan
18
17% Mar 20
American
37% Apr
6
44% Mar 12
American
Enka
American
Nov 21
65
Jan
11
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
17
52% Dec
130
Dec
Nov
13% Sep
par
10
Sep 16
Sep 13
35% Feb
10
56% Jan
20
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
28
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13 % Jan
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
7% Apr
557/a Jan
12
25% Mar
Mar
44%
44%
43%
44
44%
44%
44%
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
57%
57
57
56%
57%
56%
56%
56%
56%
29%
29%
29%
1,800
29%
30
30%
32%
34
36
29%
8,600
29%
29%
29
29
28%
28%
29%
29%
1,100
100
Co
10
com
preferred series C-100
Distilling Co
20
"when
issued"—20
Tiling—
1
5
Corp
Foreign
Power__No par
& Electric
Co
Leather
&
5
10
com
50
1
No par
Ice Co common
noncumulative
1
preferred__100
Corp new_l
60% Sep
23
38% Apr
11
28% Feb
Oct
27
35% Feb
9
6
53% Mar
111% Dec
3
Jan
21% Mar 14
5
27% Jun
18
7
179% Jan
5
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
9% Jan
3
37 % Feb
9
72% Apr
95% Jan
11
170
Jun
60% Jan
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39 % Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
58% Sep
172
Apr
21% Feb
172
46 % Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
4
147% Nov
16
12
20% Jan
42
172% Jan
13
62% Feb 21
130 % Jan
20
26% Jan
13
120
Mar 12
69% Mar 23
59 % Mar 20
Amer Smelt &
174
Feb
21
7%
preferred
American
7%
No par
100
Refg com
preferred
preferred
American Sumatra
10
Jan
30
American
Jan
17
187% Feb
6%
5
Viscose
Corp
Water Works
29
26% Mar 27
14
23 % Mar 13
American Zinc Lead
47
83
Aug 26
65
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
83
Mar 20
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5Va%
10
4
13% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
29% Feb
15
For footnotes
see
page
24.
107
'Jan
12
Co
Anaconda
Anchor
2
25
Co
30
92%
92%
91%
91%
*91%
22%
*174
7%
34
65
56
166
39%
69%
116
23%
177
7%
34%
66
56%
168
39%
67%
*104%
*30
117%
22%
*174
7%
34
64%
55%
X165
54
53%
40
39%
39%
67%
66%
104%
104%
*104%
31
*29%
68%
119%
23
177
30%
36%
118
223/4
♦172
31
3,300
30%
30%
303/4
303/s
36%
36 5/a
37%
37%
30%
38%
118 Va
114 V,
119
23%
177
.
115
23%
*165
23%
23%
166%
172
115
233/a
172
8,600
3,500
16,300
3,100
35,400
10
73/4
7%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,200
34%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
2,500
65%
56%
165
433/4
128
43%
533/4
64%
55%
165
643/4
56
166%
43%
43%
127%
*127%
43%
433/4
42%
53%
533/4
15%
15%
153/4
*15%
153/4
182%
183%
182%
1833/a
80%
55%
127%
15 %
183
65 %
165
*43
53 %
•101
139%
15
182%
66 V*
64%
56 Mi
55%
165%
163
43%
433/4
128
65
55%
165
43%
880
20,200
500
600
•127%
128
60
423/4
43
7,100
53
2,400
43%
533/8
52%
101%
101
101
140
140
1403/4
15%
15
183%
182%
15
183
800
1,240
2,000
37,954
22,200
79%
79%
79%
80%
1393/a
139%
139 y4
140 VA
139
139%
850
43%
9%
42%
43%
423/4
43%
43
433/8
41,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
II,800
141
26%
26%
26%
♦26%
26%
26%
26%
*26 Va
26%
*26%
21%
223/a
21
213/4
21V4
79%
81%
79%
80%
783/4
80
79%
813/s
9%
21%
50
793/4
26%
22%
No par
31
27,900
140%
9%
17%
7 3/8
102
9%
•293/4
18
130
4,800
17%
102
9%
31
163/4
27%
62%
139%
43 Va
*29%
8,000
61%
103%
79%
27%
I,600
66%
61%
140%
182%
27%
39%
106
61J/4
103%
140
66%
*104%
73/8
140%
80
39%
67 %
110
7%
103%
77%
27%
39%
106
93
5,300
7%
141%
140% 140%
45%
44%
39%
66%
106
105
26%
Wire & Cable
1,800
93
•103%
*26%
21%
Jt
15 %
93
..
105
25
27
26%
26%
74
74%
74
74
72%
73%
X723/4
73 V*
42 %
42 /a
41%
42
41 Va
41%
41%
413/4
27
*26%
80%
27
500
*
80
21%
793/8
~
26%
21
80
7,700
42,000
72 Mi
73%
350
41%
41%
2,300
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
40% Mar 13
Anderson
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
35% Mar 19
16%
700
102
94
♦103%
25
&
15%
*93
39%
105
Smelting—1
series
Common
$4
com—5
series
70% Apr
2
25
100
10
42% Apr
100
common
17% Feb
20
16%
♦101
15%
27,500
54
preferred
26% Mar 23
Jan
16%
102
16%
102
141
Tobacco
3
55% Jan
15%
29%
1
American
32% Jan
•101
;
15%
4,100
13%
103 %
com—100
100
Co
13
103
16%
102
200
113
16%
59% Jan
51% Jan
1
15%
•13
28%
43%
4
7
♦101
112%
13%
103%
44%
T®1 & Tel Co
3
13%
29%
45 % Mar 20
Tobacco
Mar
111%
13%
28%
43%
American
44% Jan
111%
13%
1,000
4,700
34
29%
♦127%
7%
113
111%
34
4%
28%
43%
common
35
110
28%
129%
Co
American
58% Dec
16%
*33%
3%
28
♦103%
43%
Snuff
6%
1
11»
15%
56%
110
3%
900
29%
*127 %
43 %
American
3
19
102
37
57%
110
1,100
105
-25
2
27
11
14
3%
4,000
|
*103%
28%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
46% Mar
25% Jan
7
B—No par
Amer Rad &
6
Sep
cl
Std Sany common—5
100
Safety Razor—
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
24% Mar 20
177
84% Feb
44% Oct
113%
56%
110
3%
36%
145% Jan
32% Dec
15,500
*34
57%
110%
31
1
103
\
3%
30%
Co
Chem
6
8
56%
56%
110
36%
Co
&
27
14
16%
16%
70,300
67%
Potash
23
Feb
15%
39,700
16%
31%
Optical
Amer
16
36
*101
15%
22
16
36%
114%
News
American
16% Jan
63% Feb
16%
41%
21%
16%
31%
American
9
Sugar Refining
20
15
*13%
♦40%
21%
-1
29
40% Jan
Stores
Sep 21
102
37
41%
16%
No par
32% Feb
,
American
Jun
112%
14
*101
3%
*34
114%
14
58%
111%
3%
35
41%
21%
61%
American
72
112%
57%
111%
3%
41%
21%
*40%
61%
19
40
35
58%
114
6,000
62
16
6
16
38%
61%
Co
Gas
Mar 22
33% Mar 30
15%
37%
61%
Natural
29% Aug 16
52% Jan
20
15%
39
60%
American
Jan
Jan
20%
15%
38%
25
62% Mar 15
28% Aug
30% Jun
6
42
19%
15%
39%
7%
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
Jan
40%
20%
15
3,300
39
16%
108
Jan
41%
20
17%
273/4
146
9
*40
17%
7%
4
10
40
17%
273/4
75 % Feb
11 % Jan
39%
17 %
*16%
138
8% Oct 27
40%
17%
7%
29
42% Apr
40
2,000
54
27
17%
16%
Feb
10
17%
27%
179% Jan
55% Nov
17%
7%
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
15
Dec
17%
54
26%
27%
Co
Corp
139% Apr
Mar
17
54%
27
*16%
com
convertible preferred
145
23
149
54
27
7%
19
5
149
300
54%
16%
Motors
39% Jan
14% Mar
150
29,800
28
27%
Molasses
American
129% Mar 20
6
147
53%
*27
7%
American
3
10
89
148
54
27
16%
5
20
52% Apr
146
53%
27
1,100
110
75%
210
54%
3%
92
♦203
27%
58%
92
74
210
27%
114
92
75%
*202
27%
27
Jan
18
Nov
46
6
146
92
73%
74%
5
Jan
5%%
com_
Products
Apr
125% Jan
31
14% Jan
58% Feb
21
146
94
202
1
Metal
8% Jan
6
Apr
146
73%
43%
202
20
American
18
36% Jan
Feb
♦90%
74%
31
13
56
92
210
*29%
Ltd
preferred
16
27
46% Jan 23
73%
*202
2
4% %
Jan
Feb
163
.
106
8% Feb
6
92
74%
210
68 %
31% Jan 23
16
137% Jan
2
Mach
94
*104%
5
Apr
7% Apr
21
22
20
preferred
—100
& Fdry common__7
preferred
100
prloi
30
6
38
67
International
29 %
94
72%
*200
144
54
100
Mar 16
200
48%
No par
2
6
8,600
15,800
1,500
48,800
48%
No par
30
27
6%
Amer Metal Co
28
26 % Oct
20%
6%
Amer Machine & Metals
8
46% Jan
28%
*20%
6%
71% Mar 19
108
6
1
27%
20%
6%
40% Mar 21
104% Jan 24
20% Mar 14
28%
*20%
6%
48%
21
68 %
27%
20%
6%
48%
106% Feb
41% Mar 16
27%
*20%
6%
44
American Investment Co of 111 new_l
108
27%
20%
6%
48%
American
5
27%
♦20%
7
44
3
21
400
48%
3
25
106
43%
17% Jan
Oct
27
*106
48%
15% Apr
45% Jan
80
43%
17
27% Jan
68
49%
20
104
*66
43%
No par
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
3.90%
66
48%
16% Feb
Mar 29
28%
43%
44%
57
*29%
13% Jan
93
110
*28%
12.50
2
3
66
700
1,000
28%
20%
15
Jan
68
300
34%
106'/a
27%
18% Dec
90
*28%
35,100
20%
6%
6%
5%%
28%
34%
*106
3,300
25%
121
25%
1
conv
American
106 Va
107
121
1
Corp
16% Nov
29% Mar 22
34%
♦106
25%
125%
*34
105%
7
10
♦123
34%
106%
21
20
*66
25%
125%
721/4
106'/a
30
24% Jan
66
28%
71%
*105%
31
103% Jan
28%
66
72
400
106%
11% Jan
7
28%
68
♦106
25%
21,500
*104 Va
27
4
28%
107
26%
400
119%
117
105%
Hawaiian SS Co
6
28%
*66
106
34 Va
29%
105%
Hide
94% Jan
106%
34%
71%
41
*28%
120%
*38
100
American
35% Apr
106%
34%
25%
*123
34%
;72
i
29%
3,500
American
107% Feb
26%.
126
34%
120%
38
22,500
American
11
25%
♦123
71%
118
19%
9
18
26%
126
73%
*28%
41%
12
13
71
118%
38
29
41%
17% Dec
Sep
73
121%
19
30
23% Oct
120%
19%
4% Jan
6%
*28%
41%
preferred series B_100
common
American
28%
121%
41%
131% Jan
88% Nov
72%
39
19%
13% Dec
103
28%
119
41
.
19%
4
9
*39
*3%
41%
25
5
100
41%
Jan
2
6,400
19%
&
Mar
300
36
19%
European
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
14% Mar 21
118
35%
42%
American
100% Mar
118
35%
19%
American
115
120
35%
,
41%
6
Jan
*116
36
42%
5
99
200
16,200
20%
84% Jan
2
95%
71%
148
19%
33% Jan
16
Aug
par
Apr
35% Mar 21
70%
♦138
41%
3% Jan
15
105
Cyanamid
Gas
95%
71%
1,400
Apr
60% Mar
118
35%
96%
148
38%
22
23
118
71%
♦140
38%
16% Apr
86
*95
9,700
*28%
42
47% Jan
96%
142
2,100
29
1
10
9
'
71%- -72
120
900
—
39
50
23
8
54
33,200
13% Jan
3
35
51%
43,300
17% Jan
5% Apr
1
38
Mar 30
96
3
34%
52
3%
No par
Encaustic
35% Jan
25%
34%
51%
122%
prior preferred
27
20 % Sep 22
16
Mar 30
*25
34%.
118%
Co
56% Dec
Sep 29
% Sep 22
25%
34%
10,600
3%
Cable
&
202
'15% Jun
127%
121%
common
27
3%%
125
25
Co
23
New
1,200
125%
116%
10
American
17
52%
96%
27,500
3%
Crystal Sugar com
5
16%
34%
142
36%
17
~50
41%
120
5T%
145
35%
145
4iy4
*117
123%
American
12
25%
■;
.
*140
*2%
120
119%
10
Apr
25
150
36,900
500
3%
Colortype Co
59% Jan
17
123
*219
121%
American
conv
"
50
9
500 !
Corp com—2
Radio
&
Jan
3
28
Can
4%%
17
2,000
85%
117%
preferred
3%%
97
72
41%
8%
100
2IV4
3%
preferred
Jan
Jan
1
American
American
25
v,.
'
♦117 %
124%
21
*83%
9'/a
*140
42%
♦117
-
36%
8%
120
*140
120
85%
20
Cable
5
9
21%
5,600
16,800
121%
preferred
American
4
71%
21
*84
85
115%
120%
6
Apr
36%
*96%
'*•
21%
117
3%
Apr
75 % Apr
52%' ' *"
97
♦115%
121%
Chicle
6
34%
52%
72%
3%
22%
115%
116
117%
Chain
14
25
34%
52%
145
165
3%
22 %
3%
American
Feb
25
34%
-
*155
3%
22%
124%
American
Jan
25%
52
71%
165
3%
22%
150
17
34%
*96%
*155
3%
*219
123%
3,200
29,500
1,600
122
5
34
17
125%
12%
121
Mar 23
100
17
122%
122
'■
v
1,200
10,700
165
22%
«
800
*
:
44%
164
500
41%
44
164
*219
*117%
12%
44%
*
119
Jan
5
42%
12%
44%
19%
3%
46
3
145
120
19
164
*140
-
19%
26%
30%
138
125 %
67
Apr
8%
,l
26%
30%
137%
-
126%.
36
28% Apr
9
500
136
*3%
27
92
*117%
-
*84
26%
30%
136
com—No par
Co
convertible
7%
42
-
21
85
7,700
5,100
120%
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
5%
145
43%
21 'A
13,000
113
common
Arma
Shoe
61
15
7
7
4%
156
*115%
14%
33%
1
com
—50
176
40
21
2
45 Va Mar
1
8%
*219
17%
*118
10
preferred
126
3
Jan
American Bank Note
Bosch
21
*83%
116
25
*140
_
8
Nov
3% Nov
49 Va Apr
17
120%
100
preferred
*115%
120
20
common
21
54
62% Feb
5
U
7% Mar 12
*145
41%
*117%
25%
Brake
116
100
14%
33
12%
44%
165
3%
22%
73
15%
19%
162
•
♦71
4,100
11,900
_No par
Sep
109 %
34
40
Apr
20% Jan
3%
22%
125 Va
American
28 %
3%
22%
73
f-*30%
•
12%
%
*155
165
3%
23%
1
Amer
*155
43
800
64%
33%
26%
30%
162
63%
26,700
14
63%
%
13%
32%
137%
19%
12%
44
3%
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% cum conv preferred
100
9
7
165
13
161%
22%
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
7
13
43%
500
1
19
161%
9
No par
convertible preferred
6%
13%
19 %
Shares
45%
106ya
14%
26%
30%
19
44%
*219
1
26 %
135
162%
*155
"
...
26%
30%
135%
106 %
14%
*70
33
v
30%
85
9%
100
America
American Airlines
12%
43%
162
:
26%
135
19%
1
Cement
135% Dec
19
12% Aug 17
,
19
-
26%
30%*
137
21%
54% Feb 29
27% Feb 21
6
17
100% Jan
23
43% Mar 29
16
6%
21% Mar
109% Mar
30%
100
Dye
convertible
43% Mar
3-
24
26%
135
83%
No par
of
70% ' :
14% ' 15
32%
21%
5
Co
14%
33
5
Co
Alpha Portland
14%
32%
*115%
No par
70%
15%
32%
100
;;
75
15
44%
,
"*106% 107
;
,
31%
100
Amalgamated Leather Co
121% Mar 23
110% Feb
■;
14
May 31
10
1:
Aluminium Limited
.
3
30
10
*71
100
common
Aluminum
2
Apr
75
*73
—100
—-
Allied Chemical &
4.08%
3.
39
23
105% Jun
Mar 12
38% Jan
63
107
the Week
Apr. 6
44%
Y 14
No par
common
1951 series
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3 VA %
convertible preferred
2
99% Feb
14
31
3
10
Feb
14%
63%
1
Allied Mills
Mar .14
Feb
13%
63%
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4% preferred
100
75% Mar 12
148
14%
—1
preferred
Allied Kid
106%
65%
1
Allen Industries Inc
t..
106%
14Va
—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4
82
■»
Oct
102
2
106%
64
Co
$4 prior preferred"conv
117% Mar 27
23;
25% Jan
70
% Apr
5
35% Jan
13
3% Mar 29
3
18
43
Mar
23
119% Sep
39
23
151
33% Feb 27
9
Apr
;
26
23% Jan
:
July 22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
Jan
6
Jan
106%
43%
66
Corp
/
.
43%
65%
2.50
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
3
Jun
Inc
42%
14 %
10
preferred
'4%%
6
170
7
82
1%
Aldens
23
326
4
34
88 % Jan
Inc
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry^
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco ^Products Inc common
19
23% Mar 22
3
Jan
110
117% Jan
'
Mar 14
14% Jan
93
13
23
30
104
16
-
Stores
pfd
43%
14
25
common
Co
Express
4.50%
42%
Friday
Apr. 5
107
50
Air Reduction Inc
^
43%
Sales for
Thursday
*
1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
6
PRICES
Apr. 4
100
Admiral
Mar 14
4% Feb
2
-7% Jan
■
Apr
Y 23 % Jan
31
20% Jan
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
■f
-
Wednesday
Apr. 3
42%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
3
12% Feb
•
Steel
Adams-Millis
6
18% Mar
15% Aug 24
4iy4 Dec 21
-•
Apr
ACF-Wrigley
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 2
5
common
preferred
19
HIGH
Monday
Par
preferred
21% Oct
'
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
25% Jan
•
YORK
EXCHANGE
Clayton & Co
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
*105
106 %
37%
38
68%
70 A
33%
33%
105
105
♦105
106%
*105
106 %
•105
106%
37%
373/a
363/4
37
36%
36%
36
36 Va
3,000
68%!
69%
68
69%
67%
69
67%
68 %
15,200
*33%
33%
33
32%
33 %
*323/4
33%
400
*32%
70
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Monday, April 9, 1956
(1762)
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
Highest
UVMt
3
14
31% July 5
6% Jan
4% May 19
Oct 11
3*6
May 12
29
0% Jun 14
Mar 15
21% Mar 29
15% Feb
7
18
'17
6
25% Apr
B •.80
Jan
7
22
5
-
8% Jan
"3
Artloom
13
16
20
27% Jan
30% Mar 29
10
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
35
30
Feb
14
104
Apr
6
69
May 27
55
121% Jan
18
162
Nov 30
137
Jun
15
62
27% Dec
13
30
96% Oct
13
41% Oct
10
101
28
9
61% Feb
9
Dec
68
10
14% Jan
4
Jan
11
5% Oct
27
.
7%
96
•18%'
,7V4:
-'
>.
•19%
30
30%" '
30-''
34%-
34%
7,100
38 %
19,500
'.
34%
; 19%:
21%
>
;
36%
7%
43 % Apr
.
45% Mar
' 106%
64
105
'■,
•64
64%).
76% Mar 13
13
i,
34%
106
11% Jan
27
Jan
20
6
Jan
5
7% Feb
24
44% Mar 19
49% Feb
24
Conv prior
27% Mar 15
::
30'A
.'•'30
•:>•'.3u
100%.
ioo
; ioo
7%
14,700
V,
30
19 V#
.'29-/8
19%
30
7,000
;
19%
30
34%.
%o
5,200
29%
.
19'/#29 V#
„•
'
34'A
104
63%
*62% :
63% '
■<
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%
07
97 v<
.
56.100
"
5,200
5,600
1
*-
106
64 %'
•
200
'900
£4 %
' f\
74%
•
75%
42%
10%
10%
17%
♦17 V#
/
26%
27%
27'A
8%
47
47
10%
..
'
6%
7%
*46'/a
r
60%
100%
96'
97
•>.
74 «/2
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43%
■
-200
:
54»%
-•41%
■; 96%.
43%
96%.
44 V#
74%
74% ;
10%
*17V#
:
46%
10%
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.
17%
6%
,
*
2,800
,'V> 7,300
26%,
26%
6%
•*45%
570
2,900
74%
17%
27;
26%
.49,500
*
43%
74
10%
*10%
■;*i7%
10,900
r
42 »A*
"96%
44
...
.
'
54%
42 V
.
6%
:>
46 Vs
,27
2b%
99%
"96%
'
17% v-
*17%
: /.
3,400
'3,000
100%
30%
99 »A
54-;;
...
r io%*
10%
10% -f
17%
59%
30%
"
;
7,100
,
59 \
30%
.;-.*9ft
.
74 Va
-
161%
-160%
60%
.30%
44%;'*
44 Va
f
.7
-
5;3% rs4% f
41% 5 42 'A •"•:
„
27%.»
*
r'.V'
162
? 60
.
'*•
3U*,4-!
-
*100 ~
44%
74%-. 75%
."*17
*
-161
i
161%
t"30
-,97%
44'/# '
44%
,■; 44%
.w
-v"-41V4
42%
41
—10
100
•'
%
60 V#
160
'
'
54%*
.,54%
55%
54%
pref
60'A
30 V#
No par
common—No par
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer——5
Avco Mfg Corp'(The) common
3
t
82.25 conv preferred
—No par
9
17% Feb
400
7%
7%-
34'A
34%
*105
4106
105'A
63 Vi
...
162%
60'A
61
♦100
Nichols
Austin
8
19
/
60%
•
5
Powder
18%
29%
35
105 »/4
-
64
.
461
162%-.
160%
,
-100
r
Preferred $3.75 series Bj
iHao
96
18%
'
•105
Atlas Corp
6
36%
9o
'
•t,.
Santa Fe—
Refining common
Atlantic
5
99% Feb-20
/.
51,500
36%
7%v
29%
<•?
30 V# '?'■
.
2,400
36,100
-
i
..10
RR
',*•
21
•
,
-
96Va
'"19
19
A
58%
.-
36%
r
*95
-
.,
29%
30
20 Va
^
26
*
*
57%
21%
36%
'?
19%'.
26
*
-57%
57
Id-it -* 19%
.
26 Mr
26
21*
TV#
30-y.
34%
40 V2
3o V2
95
.
29% r30
200
v
40%
29%
-7%
29%.*.
20
r
,
39 %
19%
V
Shares
-5%
40%
57%
-36'A
>
„*o%
6
■>
'
37%
95 V:
20/.*
Apr. 6
.
39%
26%
4
20%
-
"
•93
->
•-
i
36%
36%
J
.
7%-",
•
21J/1#
19%
100
Line
Coast
Atlantic
55% Mar 29
.
23
Mar 30
54
,
.
26%
20*,#
-
v
y
39%
-
56 V*
—
preferred
-.'4%
Feb
18
8% Apr
26
Oct 20
20
16% Jan
;10
27% Dec 22
Mar 21
19
•
35
v
26
*5
the Week
Friday
Apr. 5
39%
39%
35%
•
; 6 V#
6
.
57%
r
29
50
Preferred
i
—50
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
Common
2
Feb
101
4
48% Mar 31
18
94
20
•'."
.
galea for
.
laursday
-
Apr. 4
'
30% Mar 13
5
Apr
*x% Feb
47% Mar 14
42
.
35% Jan
20
16
3
96
40% Sep
July 18
Jan
61% Jan
,
1
23
101 % Apr
16% Nov
6
96% Feb
15
6
162 % Apr
;
Apr
43% Jan
34% May 17
38% Sep
23
59
8
9
96% Sep
Jan
Mar 17
■-
37
1
.preferred
5.25%
'
r
Aug 11
Oct
3
59% Mar
,
94
V/
Goods Corp—
Dry
Atchison Topeka A
58
36
•18%
1
Associates Investment Co.
Mar 14
67
Jan 23
1
21%'
2,50
Common
26
56 V#
21 %
preferred $1.50 series—No par
2nd
"*
'
•
8
•2% Feb
Inc
39^V<
35%
26%
Inc
35%.;
'
6%
:
•
39%
.
57%
Oil & Refining com
Ashland
Mar 29
Co
Carpet
Industries
Arvin
31% Mar 15
11
Corp
Constable
Arnold
6
Jan
28% Feb
Aug 15
113
8
34%
26%
55%
—1
No par
5
1
preferred
83.75
2
Associated
37% 8ep
26% Mar 14
39%
•5%"
.
1
10
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
15% Jan
10
Jun
Apr
18% Mar
17
Jun
38%
Argus Cameras Inc
Armco
Steel Corp
Amour & Co of Illinois
29% Jan
12% Jan
104% Feb
6
94
102% Apr
19% Sep
24
Argo Oil
5
19
22
Jan
3
8% Feb 17
34
Nov 28
11
15
Dec
IB
6
2<% Oct
6',
5
5-
27% Mar
58% Apr
35% Apr 28
13% Jan
•6% Aug 30
•5%
Corp
39% Apr
9
9
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
.
Apr. 6
*
No par
46% Feb
27% Jan 23
6-
55% Dec
Apr. 2
...
.
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25% Mar
3
24% May
»'
Tuesday
■
Pat
-
Co InC
11 V Products
40 % Mar 14
10
*=.
*
6'A Mar 19
18
Monday
.■
EXCHANGE
■Ighest
Feb
37
43% Feb
*0
Jan
4
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
LMTMt
-
AND
LOW
8TOCK8
imi« f»r rmlni
Year 1955
100,100
6%
,
*45%
100
V
45%
B
'
'
6% Jan 26
6 V# Jan
6
Feb
14
133 Va Apr
6
6
95
Mar 24
114
18
Jan
10
8% Feb
6% Aug 18
66
-
•
5
44% Apr
Jan
24% Mar 30
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
35V# Aug 12
33 V# Jan
10
35 Va Feb
7
113% May
107'A Apr
5
113
Feb
2
105
5
Jan 12
100 % Jan
5
104% Feb
29
7l%
108
6
10
Mar 31
14
Jun
08
69% Mar 28
19
20% Jan
23
22% Apr
15
39
Jan
6
48% Feb
14
26
Sep
45
Sep
33% Jan
72% Mar 29
17
Feb
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
103% Jun
13
107% May
14
38% Dec
1
18
29% Dec
30
25 V# Jan
23
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88% Jan
9
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
20
19% Nov 23
22 Va Mar
Nov
24
85
:•
49
4%%
106% Jan 20
37% Jan
91
Beck Shoe
Jan
16
Beech
29% Jan
Beech-Nut
14
Mar 29
27
23
Apr
Feb
Jan
Bell
28% Feb
14
98
Feb
29
101
Jan
Bell
49% Jan
19
58% Jan
14
18% Jan
30
20% Mar 13
Dec
12
30
Mar 14
35% July 25
31
43
Jan
7
56% July
44% Jan 23
101% Jan
6
2
Jan
2% Feb
172
Nov
9
7
18
Sep
Apr
14% Feb
78
Jan
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
33% Oct
11
40
22
32% Feb
Sep
31
Aug 17
25
26
28% Mar 15
64% May 18
•
16% Jan
10
28% Jan
25% Jan
23
39 y# Mar
30
34% Jan
3
31% Sep
69% Jan
23
34% Apr
27
4%%
9
Bliss
(E
Bliss
&
2
82 V# Mar 29:
Jan
23
29% Apr
3
39% Jan
3
25% Feb
28
29% Jan
16
Jan
3
12
19% Jun
22
9% Jan
01
14
Dec 30
43% Nov 28
11% Jun
,
Mar
15% Apr '
7
11% Jan
14 V# Mar 14
3
17
3
12% Mar 16
S
58% Feb
14
64
Jan
12
38% Jan
17
soy# Apr
5
98% Feb
10
100% Nov 13
100
100
1
pid series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co—
(Delaware)
Co
W)
10
-
1
2.50
5
Co
Inc
Co
Airplane
Bon Ami Co class A
5
No par
;
No par
Class B
1
Inc_
Stores
Borden
12
6
61% Sep
16
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
19
Mar
1
29% Jan
3
3
64% Sep
19
43% Mar
1
61% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
18% Mar 28
20
147/a Jan
31
Apr
5
54% Jan
11
57% Mar 19
May 10
66% Jan
6
28 y# Jan
_28
49 V# Dec
13% Jan
19
45
Jan
5
53
56% July 20
54
Jan
9
57% Jan
24% Jan
99
23
Sep
21V# Jan
88 Va Jan
9
11
9
Mar 21
24 V# Apr
126
19
6
Mar 26
36 Va Mar 22
85
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
14% Jan
6
82
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
33
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan 20
26
42 V# Mar 26
a
28% Feb
14
37% Apr
100 Va Apr
25
95 Va Jan
4
36% Feb
10
32% Jan
23
J4% May
17% May 17
111
July 25
31% Feb
43
14
30
103% Jan
33% Apr
Brown
Budd
1
13
25% Sep
21V# Aug
12
92% Mar
71
Sep
30
80
76% Jan
3
22% Jan
6
6
20% Jan
19
1
14% Apr
5
6
11
23
Mar
8
Bulova
Burlington Industries Inc
19
77% Feb
8
9
22% Feb
17
9% Jan 23
85 Va Mar
38
31% Jan
12
6
Mar 22
16% Jan
9
5
Mar 19
11
36% Feb
3
26
Jan
30
32% Jan
3
99% Jan 26
103% Jan
4
99
Jan
11
103% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
7
48% July 28
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
63A Aug 15
15% Mar 3
0% Nov
15
37% Oct
14
26
Jaa
87% Jan
9
_
12% Jan
20
6% Jan
3
11
Nov
14
17 Va Dec
13
28% Jan
% Feb
42
26
17
5
11V# Apr
44% Dec
6
14% Sep
91% Jan
y
16
Feb
July 15
92
Mar 22
100
10
64% Feb
12
40
20
47%
47%
25,100
64
64
51%
17
2
Feb
7
28% Mar 14
59
52% Jan 20
31% Feb
Feb 21
page
7% Jan
24
14
98
64
3'
47%
65
65
64
64%
preferred
*51%
51%
300
66 "/a
87 Va
66%
66%
3,100
22%
22%
22%
22 %
42 Va
42%
48%
49 %
18
18 Va
22 Va
43
43
48%
48%
18
18 Va
-
52%
31%
21V#
14%
76V#
*66
*827/a
36%
21 Va
1
147/a
76 V#
*66
83%
37%
15
76V#
76
83%
37%
*15Va
23%
16
237/a
*15%
23%
10%
27 %
101 Va
10%
'27Va
101 Va
10%
21 Va
101
44 %
57/#
15 V#
44%
44 %
5V#
15%
100
100
100
_5
1
Co
Butler Bros
28 Va
:
Butte Copper & JSinc—,
15
5
No par
participating preferred
100
Byers Co (A M)
common
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
__l.Rn
Campbell W & C Foundry
1_15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred—«
No par
31
Canada Southern Ry Cq
100
33lA Apr
6
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
36% Mar 16
Canadian
Cannon Mills
Pacific
Ry
25
_No par
~
"
;r
6
15%
*
67/# '7
67/#
41V4
41%
40V#
52
53% / :
52 Va
I6V4
16% *
161/#
*92%
94;'
•
*92%
63Va
63%
1
63Va
31
31%
*303/4
353/#
35%
35
56 V4
56V4 ''t.'56 :
300
120
42%
48%
49
4,300
18%
18%
6,900
51%
600
*51
52
52
51
140
*125
135
*105
105%
*130
105%
*105
105%
52
135
*105.
-
25
25%
28 V#
29
20%
*46%
28%
6,900
90%
10
21'A
21%
6,800
46%
46%
110
28%
28%
21%
47
♦46%
28%
31,600
29%
♦89
90%
20%
47
25%
28%
29
28%
20%
25 V#
25 Va
25%
*89
90 Va
*89
28%
29
4,700
13
12%
12%
12%
127/8
1,400
23%
23 Va
23
23%
23 V#
233/8
10,700
31%
32 %
32
32%
32%
33%
3,600
*12%
98
♦96
98
*96
98
*96
■
14.200
57
56%
55%
56
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20 %
20%
10,000
2 Va
17/b
2%
85,300
2 *
2Va
2
33 Va
51%
1657/a
160
161
161
37%
,
50%
1,900
164%
165%
43,500
161
163%
15%
50 %
166%
160
160
51
50%
164
*80
15%
15%
61
82
38
38%
15%
15%
81
38%
38
130
1,700
33%
38%
;33V#
29 V#
29 %
38
38
80%
81%
60,700
28%
34 Va
33%
600
12,600
15%
83
*81
28 Va
5,600
27%
1,070
14,200
33%
28%
28%
29
37%
37%
38%
38%
<-
79 Va
80%
79%
81 Va
fy-n
287/«
29
28 Va
29
27
27%
27%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
133#
780
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153A
8,000
12
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
4,500
59%
60 Va
59%
60
48'A
*
34
28%
49
48 Va
50%
94 %
f!
21 Vt
27%
12
12,400
600
s
<
•
57
'9,000
507/#
49%
22,200
160
95%
•94
55%
56
x55%
60
.59
94
94
95%
56%
3,000
56
3,500
21
213/4
20%
21%
21
21
49%
49 %
49
49 %
49%
49%
2,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 3/4
12,200
50 34
51
51
51%
51
51V#
56%
55%
55%
100
24
23 y#
24 V#
16,800
.114/.
2,200
*55%
,
23%
*55%
563/a
237/a
24
113%
113%
38
38 aA
38 Va
38%
36%
37
35%
37
97%
,
98
99%
99%
333/4
333/8
.114
113%
33 y#
"113
39
X33%
143/B
14%
14%
2,600
38%
5,200
35%
36%
24,400
♦98 Va
100 Va
333/8
33%
5,100
14%
14%
3,500
38%
-
14%
60
100 V#
800
32 V#
33%
32 V#
33%
32%
33%
413/4
43
42
42%
413A
42
20%
16,300
11,100
24,400
•100
100
100 %
100
100 V#
20 %
;
20%
20%
20%
20 V#
♦93%'
94%
•93%
94%
*93%
94%
.283/4
28%
283/4
283A
28%
1,700
31%
4,600
283/4
283A
32
313/4
32
313A
32
31%
21V#
21%
21
21V#
203A
21%
2,600
33%
33
33%
33
33%
51%
31 Va
98Va
34 %
141/2
*100
100%
31
32
43 %
44 Va
20%
20%
*93%
94%
32 Va
21%
*41
*
*130
22
28%
1,200
52%
66 Va
*22
50
50
13Va
137/a
51'A
517/a
*55%
56%
..
23%
23%
114% 115
5
com
-
Terminal
56% Apr
.
•-
110
66%
*51%
57
32
Jan
6
46%
9,700
55%
56%
28
1
53% Apr
17V# Jan
7
94%
8
10
62% Feb
20V#
California Packing Corp
16 V# Mar 20
47%
12'A
1
Inc-.
preferred
4%% second preference
Burroughs Corp
-
7 ft
44%
20%
Callahan
*343/4 Jan
7
Co
3 Va %
Bush
31V#
42
6
3
63% Dec 30
104 Va
46%
36va
*98
34
~ 14%
14Va
*93%
9
43% Jan
30% Jan 24
see
•103
60%
49 %
96
38'A
10%
5
Jan
23
16
4%
Watch
30
.
par
7Vi Apr
45
Jan
-
32% Aug 29
35 % Jun 16
For footnotes
104 %
567/a
12 V#
10
1
3
81% Jan
5
No
Co
16% Jan
14%
100'A
5
1
Forge Co
5
23
1
Bullard
Mar 20
15% Feb
34
15
Co
Buffalo
Apr
28% Jan
*98
No par
Co common
8
71
827/a Apr
(The)
13
76
19% July 1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 20
100
No par
preferred
Feb
8
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
Mar 18
30
$5
37Va
98Va
34%
1
36% Jan
22
92
Jun
104
•103
35
55%
59%
487/#
*94%
40Vs
36%
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
21% Jan
Mar 13
39%
Bigelow
44% Apr
95
3
2.50
issued"
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
23
Feb
83% Jan
&
Brown Shoe
*55%
227/a
118V#
No par
:
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
25
20
104
31 %
98
22
51
13Va
51%
56%
23Vs.-, /
120
13Va
51 Va
l_3.S0
Co
"when
common
23
30% Feb
Oct
New
19% Jan
Mar 15
107%
2%
23%
5
50
common
Bristol-Myers Co common
38 Va Jan
Dec
34%
*106%
33%
51
50
2.50
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
91 ya Jan
16
34 y#
107%
28%
127/a
23 y2
2
22 Va
34,100
13%
34%
Maine RR—
July 21
27
8% Oct
Feb
&
July 29
78
55V#
20%
14%
14%
14
5,600
107%
46%
33
x51
57
94%
25
Co
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
preferred
23
21
24
15
Edison
05 Va
U
Jan
3
10
47% Feb
23
34% Jan
16
297/# Jan
15
29
Feb
21
21% Dec
2
Feb
Jan
'
27% Aug 17
Nov
100
25% Jan 23
•
100
23
Dec
,
100
preferred
3%%
Boston
59%
49
.15
—
5%
94
Boston
Mar 14
56%
20V#
12% /
60%
49 %
95
57'/a
*;7
5
100
(The)
Common
28% Jan
51% Oct 24
31 %•
*96
100
Co
Borg-Warner Corp common
95% Sep
38
127/#
23 V#
23,800
"6 V#
347/a
90%
20%
2%
12%
1.25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
63% Jan
19
46%
28'A
6
107 Va
29%
162
1657/#
163% 166%
162
162
161
161
-15va
15%
151/# 15%
*80
81
*80
81
36
36'A
37
37%
33%
34% ; ^ 33%, 34'A
29% 29%>' , x28%
29Va
37%
38% ■?#,
*37%
38%
77% 80 %
r: -;,77
; 79 Va
29 %
29%
29
29%
26%
26%
26%
27
*13
13%
13%
14
15%
157/#
15%
15%
(Del) com__No par
Laughlin
Boeing
Bond
3
29
66% May
48 % Apr
20%
12,500
44%
14%
14 V#
22%
33%
51 Va
2
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
1
Jan
Steel
Blaw-Knox
2
20
26
&
38% Apr
Aug 23
29
Black
29% Mar 29
1*
Dec
15% Mar 14
1
33
51 %
1
preferred
7%
11
25
8
20
1 peso
-
<
55
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
13
Jan
12
20% Mar 15
Consol Mining Co
Co
Best Foods
7
84
4
88 % Mar
5
4
Co
Best
&
31
*96
—100
Benguet
5
9
14
Mar
common
Finance
Bethlehem
166'A Apr
5
Nov 28
33% Jun
38
24
172% Feb
9
4
16
24
Beneficial
2
52% Mar 27
160
6
13% Jan
Dec
3
33% Apr
145% Feb
158% Sep
74
Co
preferred
28%
*89
133 Va
43%
34%
•
,9
169% Dec
6
30
1 % Jan
1
1
10
Bendix Aviation
7
22% Feb
1
—1
Corp
Howell
&
4Va%
30
26
Apr 22
59% Mar
10
Co
25%
29?#
89%
20%
47%
28%
13
23 %
31 Va
98
25'A
29va
89%
20'A
*46%i
28%
13
23 V#
50
RR
Packing
Aircraft
*104% 105%
100
I
Belding-Heminway
33 Va Apr
15
18
42% Apr
14
Creek
47% Jan
10
pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
2
Feb
Inc—
4%%
24% Jan
15
17
Oct
(A S)
Mar 29
31
30% Jan
19% Sep
Instruments
18%
52 %
140
130%
44 y«
107 %
*42
-43
48% 49
18% 18%
52'A 52 V4
*130
140
*105
105%
25'A 25%
49%
6 va
132 Va
-42
14%
34% 347/#
*107
108
*103 , 104 %
46% 47%
64% 65%
*51% 53
67% 68 Vs
*22
43%
*130
2.50
1
Inc
Mills
Beckman
*22
*42
48%
18'A
*51%
No par
12.50
preferred—100
100
preferred
Beaunlt
9
31% Mar 19
Mar
6
45
conv
Feb
Jan
-
Co common
prior
3%%
46
22
101
Beatrice Foods
12% Jan
17% Jan 25
8
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Mar 28
27
34% May
28
86% Mar
6
54% Mar 16
6
3
24
Nov
common
9
14
Oct
Jan
26% Oct
38
Brothers
Barker
4%% preferred
Bath Iron Works Corp
130
V# Mar 19
24
12
40
28
104% Mar 29
2
«.
47%
65%
53
68 %
22%
52 %
68 'A
19V# Jan
17
147
13
1
10
10
50
10
54 Va Jan
24
Dec
6
43% Mar 22
Jan
14% Jan
133
4%
{ 126%
xl4
,
•
6Va
124 Va
"6'/#
—
46%
64%
Bangor & Aroostook rr—
Barber Oil Corp
55'A Mar 15
19
38% Mar
48
27 r
9
Jan
60
66% Jan
15% Jan
.
68% Jan
42% Jan
July 14
13
45
Jan
30
48% Nov
.-100
noncumulative preferred—100
Ohio common
&
6
124
a"
. 6'/#
6'/#
127'A 130 -y,
.
.
•
14%
34y#
107% 107%
*103
104%
100
100
Baltimore
„
14V#
34%
'
No par
preferred series C
4%
131
--
preferred series B
4%%
6'A
6'/#
128
Gas & Elec C6
Baltimore
3
48% Jan
63% Mar 21
75% Nov 23
64% Jan
13
41% Feb
1
53% Sep
18
35% Jan
Apr
...
(The)-No par
New com "when issued"-:
—9
Baldwln-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Babcock & Wilcox Co
12
30% Jan
42
1
Inc
T)
(B
Babbitt
*
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
76 V#
76 V#
76%
76
76
76
*66
76
'
*67
76
84%
373/8
16
24 V#
10%
*66
76
83
83
36%
37%
37
37
31%
*15%
16
16
16
24
24
243/a
2 4'A
11V#
10%
103/4
10%
10%
27%
27%
*100%
101 ya
44 V#
*44%
44 s/#
44%
443A
1 "
41V#
52%
16%
94
63Va!
313A
35%
56
5 V#
63/4
"51%
15%,
15%
15 Vs
40 Va
6
6
•
6 V#
6%
407/#
40%
52 Va
■»-'
50%
1 6va
16%
35%'
56 '•
3,100
79,900
19,000
16%
*
90
if
65
65
*32%
33 Va
:: 33 V»
33%
35%
35 V#
35'A
56
56 Va
56%
34%
11,400
22,700
M3.100
93
93
*62%
♦62%
•55 ;
5,800
6%
63A
93 Va
553/4
iva
15%
52
16 Va
'34%
44 V#
6
52 V4
93%
<N'
310
51 Va
16%'
33 &t
2,000
403A
933/4
32
29%
40
93%
65Hkdr
6,100
101 Va
15%
6 34
300
23,700
40%
,16V«
*62 Va
"
44 V#
6%
15,800
24%
11 Va
-
'101
15%
100
82%
37%
16
27%
2 7 Vs
101%
6 t
15%
•
16
23 V*
27 %
140
.
76
82%
*100 3/4
45,200
14%
•"
82%
101%
27% i
-
76
82%
-
5,900
20%
80
'f
900
'•36,600
''
500
!
&
1:
T
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Volume 183
"
Number' 5523
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
15
(1763)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Pterini
:r..p
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest".
„
.
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
6
25% Oct
Jan
23"
7
42% Dec
30% Mar H
112
„
38%. Sep
10
21
>6'/« Api
11
121
Mar 15
26% Jan
41%. Feb
31% Jan 23
6
Nov
8"»
35% Mar
119% Jan
3
23
Mar
.
19 Va NOV
19 >
Jan
Carrier
j.
3
Apr
r
9
2f
Jan
'21% Jan
119
3
Feb
Jan
Celanese
27
13
70% Feo
17
75
Feb
14
43% Apr
6
19% Mar 20
19% Feb
7%
2
5%
38
27%
121
27%
7% Jan
6
37% Jan
18
79% Jan
3
17
Apr 20
11% Nov-30
"
Feb
18% Jan
14
9% Jan 26
4
Central
46-
Feb
2
55% Apr
14
81% Feb
9
86
18
26
15% Jan
6
19
51% Jan
16
% Apr
4
4
-
Jan
11
JunT
24
7
Jan
108
Apr
55% Sep
5
7
"l2
Mar 14
21
Mar 11
30% Sep
107 *
6
17% Mar 22
56% Feb
A Apr
Mar 27
27% Jan
113
5
Feb
1
23
27
69
29
2
36% Dec
la
13 % Oct
4
8 % Jan
•)
22
10
Apr
4
17% July 21
37% Mar 14
66
23% Mar 14
Dec
Feb
16 '/a Jan
30 % Apr
6
301/2 Mar
9
Cessna
4% Jan
3
Chadbourn
Oct
5% Sep
20
3% Feb
10
43% Jan
57% Nov
18
54% Jan
9
22% Jan 23
27% Feb
4
28
66% Mar 19
-
Apr
5
65% Nov
30
59% Jan
31
Dec
6
09
Feb
3
104% Jan
5
29% July 19
6% May 17
48
Feb
16
36
Feb
9 % Feb
25
7
Jan
6% Jan
10% Mar 24
71
Dec
17
104
117
too
Oct
8
76i/4 Mar 13
108
8% Apr
2
Checker
3
15
9V8 Jan
72
Mar 20
43
Apr
New
4
17%
241/4 Jan
16
31% Jan
4
Mar
7
27% Apr
5
Chicago Corp
Feb
9
9
Chic
27
Dec
9
23
18
44% Dec
5
37
■
631/4 Mar 14
102
.<■84%
42 % Mar
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
6
29% Jun
22
21% Mar 28
26% Jan
74% Sep
1
19
60
9
71 % Jan
24% Feb
14
31% Feb
1
48
16
35% Mar 21
46% Feb
1
Jan
30
Mar
39% Jan
108% Jan
11
42% Mar
Jan
30
42'/2 Dec
30
38% Feb
10
9% Feb
14
14% July 27
72% Feb
1
10% Jan
42
25
42% Dec
4
8
53% Mar
3
7
18
17
1
44% Jan
3
128
30
50
51% Feb
36% Dec
30
37% Dec
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
■if"'
50% Feb
9
17% Jan
LOT
-
27
26
Nov
42% Feb
Oct
54
13
91
111
Aug 30
4
DcC
22
Sep
11
4
39% Mar 14
23
Jan
47% Jan
13%
13%
12%
64%
64%
65
283%
27 3/4
27%
27%
28
4
_io
*66
16 J/2
12 J/a
7,860
54,300
28
28
29
29
30 »/8
27%
28'/a
28
28J/a
28
28%
33/4
3%
33/4
3%
3%
5,300
*65>/2
66%
*65J/2
66 J/4
\
'
■
4,100
3%
2/%
3%
66%
3%
66
t
200
66
Jan
78
104% Jan
Apr
'
9
105
Apr
101% Feb 20
34% Jan 26
106
4
7
103
111
Apr
Jan
5
Jan
60
Jan 23
44% Jan
3
2% Apr
7
3
8%
8%
8%
*77%
40
61
30%
ZI_1
25%
25 %
25%
263/a
26%
273/a
42
42%
40%
41%
40
ftl
40%
40%
403/4
403/4
40 y2
23
Del_50
122% Apr
3
1
131% Mar
15
!
5%
No par
pfd
5
com
preferehce__No
Cotton
Copper
Oil
58%
*170
par
4%
10
13
28% Jan 20
33% Mar 20
30
47% Jan 23
Mar 29
45
9
491% Apr
5
51% Mar 12
75
May 27
62% Mar
2
65% Apr
2
4%
14
59% Feb
16
4%
9
24%
64
*63
77 %
x
22% Apr
3
4
82% Mar 26
Ilium
Elec
68
20
*104%
343/4
21%
5
100
100
.99%
20
•194
7
6
23% Sep. -1
52% Aug
5
7
18% Feb
27% Feb
36% Jan
33
10
7
3
Mar 16
H% Dec
tl
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
.
1*2
106% Aug IT
101% Oct 28
Mar
6
Jan
10
Jan
109% Jun
104
e
90
.
Dec
July
10?
July
For footnotes
see
page
•!
71%
70%
72
69%
72%
46
46'/a
46
46 >/a
46
46'/a
46
46%
*2%
3
*2%
3
2%
3
*109
124'A
443/4
45
138
115
*109
115
122 J/a
125 J/a
137%
138
*109
115
45
45
138
124
123 'A
V
*110
123 J/a
124
451
45 %
Feb
104'
Apr
39% Feb
Jan
'
583/4
58%
59 J
90%
*950
'
— —
58%
58%
58
92%
93
18%
18%
32%
32%
92
91
91
193/a
183/a
19
33%
32%
32%
—
57%
583/4
32%
19%
*950
__
58%
18%
♦90%
93
19%
j
*950
*950
*950
32
32%
420
♦49
49 «/a
90
65%
*64%
65 >%
400
*57%
58'/a
*57%
58 %
273%
26%
26%
26 J/4
26%
26%
2534
26'/a
25%
26%
49,300
11,000
15%
15%
15%
16
64,400
22%
23
22%
22%
84
84
84
84
49
noneumulatlve 1st pfd—100
noneumulatlve 2nd pfd
100
64 J/a
65'A
64 »/a
64'/a
64'/a
64%
*64%
*57%
58%
*57%
58 »/a
*57'/a
58 »/2
2.5o
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
2.50
27
27%
27
27%
26'/a
15%
16
223/4
23'/a
*83%
833/4
System—
49
16
15%
22%
23%
22%
23
82%
-82%
82%
823/4
-56 >/4
55 J/a
56'A
55
55%
54
553/a
54
55'/a
5,000
33%
33 %
333/a
33%
33 '/a
33'/a
33%
33%
3,400
87
893/4
No par
15%
5
55%
5
33%
34
l
90
91%
550
8,700
88
87
88'%
5,100
49 «/a
49%
493/a
49%
9,900
20%
21 >/a
21
21%
20,800
25
42%
43»/a
42%
43
413/4
423/4
42%
42%
423/4
43
14,900
Publishing Co
No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleuhi-Nairtrlnc
No par
Consolidated' Cigar Corp
•
Consolidated Coppermine* Corp...5
7%
Consol Edison of N Y
Conde Nast
4
12
11
Jan
$5 preferred
Electronics
163/4
22%
22%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
X21«/4
21 >/a
21%
22
21%
22
13,900
48
>/a
48'/a
48%
48
48%
14,700
31%
31 »/a
31%
22%
21'/a
22
48%
48%
4
8'A
48%
No par
108%
108%
Xl073/a
107%
1073%
107%
<107%
107%
107%
1
32%
33%
33'/a
333/4
32%
33%
32
32%
32 J/4
32»/2
5,000
1.33%
17%
17%
173%
d73A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 J/4
17%
3,600
31%
32%
31'A
31%
32'%
32%
33
37%
3634
37 «4
36%
37 J/a
361/2
27 »/4
26 J/2
26'/a
*26'/2
*26»/2
10%
10%
10%
27'A
10%
ind Corp
Corp
32%
37
26
10%
10%
pfd
—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated. Textile Co Inc—
9
10c
36%
*26
10%
10%
Q
Q
9%
103 %- Jan
-
1
-
.
20
45% Apr., .6102 % Mar
-
4
36% Jan 18
1106% Jan
.
5
#4.52
Container Corp
Common
4%: preferred
Continental
t...
$5.50
50
107
108%
107 J/4
107'A
102 J/2
101
50
50%
107
1073/4
108
•
►101
lo
preferred
preferred
:
i
78
$4.16 preferred
-
48%
1063/4
No par
.No par
No par
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50
of .America—
preferred
,
'
,
Baking Co
—
1
Continental Can Inc com
$3.75 preferred
1.800
31%
32%
21%
36
9
4,700
16'/a
22%
25 %
10% Jan
22'/a
16%
22%
31
r
22 «/a
16%
22%
Cossol RR of Cuba 6%
9
9,600
22'A
16%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
Consolidated. Natural Gas
—10
.
16%
22%
2
Apr
14% Jan
163/a
'
16l/2
2
'-Mar 23
4,100
8
7%
8
16%
16 »/a
87% Mar
34
8
8
No par
com
—
Consol
Consolidated Foods
7%
-
22 Vt,
—
20
8
8
8
85%
j
1
48
*
com—,
.
9
^.101
49
33
r
9
9
j/4
1073/4
*107 >/4
»ioi
9
100
*10i'/2
34
5
No par
new—r,-2Q.
No par
105
.
43%
,100
102
34%
105
43%
ioiy4
77
♦101 %
34%
*104»/»
43%
100
79
102
343,4
105 «4
44%
100
78%
102
34
-
107%
102:;
79
'
102
34%
*104»/s 105%
43
44%
'*l00
101
2,000
107%
14,800
7,900
36%
300
27
10%
9
2,300
9
10>/2
3,600
49'/2
49%
108:
;
79
*
59,300
49
J/a
*49
'
32%
32'A
4,400
49'/a
49%
49 »/a
50
16
18%
18%
86'A
Jan
V,
150
94
*92
•
<
50%
16
5
10,200
.
86
16
9
■
58 «/4
20 J/a
79% Jan. 17
104
Jan 11
10
6,500
125'A
124 >/a
124 »/a
4
■-
240
115
♦110
115
9,300
45%
136
133%
138
"
101% Feb
4,900
3
.
44%
138
*49
Commonwealth Edison Co
i
27,100
2%
3
22%
*49
;
■
20,900
45%
26'
^
72% Feb 28
24.
70%
49%
109% Feb
99
22%
723/4
20%
3
5
223/4
71%
50%
107% Apr
T
22%
49%
18% Mar 20
3
Mar 23
.
73'/a
49'/a
Engineering Inc
r"
•
110
7,600
22%
223/4
49
Ohio Elec
21%
20%
1
-
104% Jun
81
44
*49
Commercial Credit Co
51% Mar 13
li2 ; Jan
3
33
*77
*43%
22 »/a
493/4
3
105% Jan: 10
*41 % Sep
8:
22%
493/a
36 % Mar 12
48% Jan 27
7
*43%
•
203/a
106% Apr
101
80
44
•
43%"
49 »/a
common.
}
150
50%
4
28
*77
108 »/a
108
107
21%
109% Jan
,
Mar 22
Jan
106
•
81
43%
43 «/a
109 *
20%
37
:
19
JO.»
♦77
81
43'/a
-
5,700
50 '/a
18
*3
23
*106
108'/4
20
40%
1
22%.Jan
24% Jan 10
«%
*77
44
-
,34%
3
108'A
81
3
par
No par
____.
102
40 3/8
40'/a
453/a
10
__'
102
'
40%
493/a
Broadcasting
105
200
107
45'A
Commercial Solvents
8% Mar 19
6
,
53% Nov
11
*102
40%
49'A
Combustion
Jan
44% Mar 19
16% Feb
27
Jan
107 (
40 J/a
*
10
91% Mar 28
3
10
14
*102
40'/a
50
Columbia
l?
21% Mar 20
3
11
6
31% Oct 19
26% Nov
104
40
137 »/a
Colorado & Southern Ry com
3
54
30% Mar 26
17
*102 J/4
20
2,700
101
*196
lOO'/a
72
No
3
11
107% Apr
29% Jan
99%
10,600
99
23% Mar 19
.
21% Feb 28
tll% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
5
15% Jan
-(*■.
5,800
35%
21
*98
49% Mar 22
•
.
'
5
23% Jan
<
35 '/a
20%
35'/a
99
22%
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc
Jan
46% Jan
99%
21,500
22,000
18
107
21 '/a
200
*43'/a
No par
com
.
*196
44%
com
35
99
'f.
260
2,900
11,900
67%
17'/a
*104 J/a
20%
35 '/a-
*21%
66 J/8
683/4
18%
107
200 '
137%
No par
*104'/a
101'/a>:
99 %
99%
17%
183/a
107
:*196
No'par
■___
34%
21
♦99
*"
67'/a
68%
l
200
*77
-50
35 J/4
.21%
101
98%
1083/4
stock—50
!
*104'/a
'
*196
108 'A
gtd
107
102
200
40%
Corp
Iron
34%
213/a
100
17'/a
20 »/4*
♦99
102'/a
preferred_100
84% Jan
1?% Feb-10
35 J/4
67%
69
18
21%
No par
*
683/a
♦104 J/a
100
40%
1
6
7% Jan
4-
69
203/4
100
—
28%
*101
107
102%
6
10:
28%
102
15
com.
5,300
28%
101%
46
com
2nd
Pictures
28 J/a
101%
283/a
45%
13
16% Apr
1,400
w
74%
46%
preferred series B
B
300
260
47,200
66
7 4'/a
75%
45%
69% Feb
20% Oct 28
24%
*62
66
46%
No par
26% Jan
18% Feb 14
41
24%
74'/a
76
46 »/a
49% Apr
*
24J/4
*62
66 '
74%
46 J/4
Columbus & Southern
11
24'A
24%
24 J/4
♦62
65
76%
45%
56% Mar 29
20
700
46%
36% Mar 22
8% Jan
13
453/a
10
47% Jan
13
*
42
Jan
24% Jan 11
25"% May 26
34% Nov 18
13
41 y4
31
18
13
41 »/a
34% Aug
2
79% Mar 24
14
13
28 J/4
28% Mar 15
38% Mar 14
*123/4
41%
4
9
39,200
101 J/a
Jan
16
41
1803A
28%
48
26% Feb
40 V*
42 J/a
52% Jun -17
57% Jun
40%
102%
44% Oct 11
6
40%
100
5%%
6,600
59%
41
178%
185
28%
No par
(The)
Iriternat'l
Colorado Fuel &
58
583/4
40 J/4
*169
41 »/4
5
guaranteed 4%
$3.50 preferred
57%
57
190
102 J/4
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co—
No par
6
22%
28%
100
Collins'& Aikman Corp.
Class
22
23 J/4
56 J/4
24%
75
22%
233/a
42%
preferred
Co__
cumulative
Class A
27% Dec
1,300
102%
Corporation—
Columbia
85% Feb
40%
42
__
_—_
28% Mar 19
77.
*39%
42%
283/a
102
Louis Ry Co com
100
noncuihulative preferred—100
28% Mar 20
23% Nov 23
40J/2
No par
10
u
Equipment
14
16% Jan
3,000
42'/a
convertible
17
19
106,600
10
common
preferred
23% Feb
15% Jan
27%
41%
*169 >/4
185
*24%
61
76
No {iar
loo
Financial Corp
23% Feb
23
26%
41J/2
Electric—
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive Co
63
25
*165
25
Coca-Cola Co
2
33% Sep
49% D c
19% Jan
58»/a
190
_25
;
Co.
Climax Molybdenum
5
17 % Feb
*40
40%
27%
413/4
57%
Special
Jan~~9
94% Mar
41J/4
56%
convertible
Clevlte"
13
23% Jan
X27
2,800
25,700
13,400
6
54% Jan
400
72
39%
16
46% Feb
30%
37%
Mar 14
Apr 21
Apr 22
22%
30 3'8
38
Jan
Feb
22%
30%
37 J/a
21
57
223/4
38
45% Dec
67% May 27
22%
305/a
363/4
45
3
14
Feb
22%
30%
37%
20
Feb
22
*30
36%
21% Jun
Jan
500
2,900
22%
30%
22%
*30
37%
6
18
1,900
25,600
61
100
100
36%
14
90
15,300
40%
17,700
Jan
.»
60%
61 J/a
9
84
40 J/2
99J%
12,000
62
17% Jan
3
*78
40%
20
8%
23
Coca-Cola
62%
8%
8%
83Va
60%
100
100
8 J/a
8%
99%
61»/a
23
1
July 11
16
60%
61%
100 %
39 J/2
30%
1
160
;
60%
*79
43
41
'100%
61%
8%
83
*79%
22%
50% Jan
Mar 26
55% Feb
42
102
Clinton Foods Inc
145
4
88
41
83/4
8%
8%
*83
*100%
Clopay Corp
ClUett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
6
44
83/a
8%
81
40
100
com
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
3
3% Jan 16
18
May 27
8%
11,500
29
13
15% Mar 14
8%
46 Va Apr
Jan
31
83/a
38
61 J/4
$4.50
73% Mar 29
125
32
8%
73%
27%
Cleveland
80 % Mar 26
.76% Jan 17
14
5
7
8%
*73%
61 J/a
„
6
111% Jan
11
37 J/a
733/4
107
2.8
Clark
13
Aug 26
22% Oct
38
*105%
613/a
4%%
13
41%'Mar
122
22% Oct
37%
C C C & St.
9
17
38%
733/4
107
No par
com;
City Products Corp.:
City Stores c& common.
6
100% Mar
6
37%
74
*105%
273/i
3
5
95% Mar
383/4
74
74%
107
61%
5%%
3
Jan
Jan
Sep
62*% Jan
105%
36%
125
preferred
noncum
City Investing Co
6
23% Jan
109
141
6
105'/a
38%
300
73%
107
36%
*73%
*106
27%
18
35% Mar
9
Feb
73%
*10o'/2
l
par
49%
49%
6,600
107%
107 J/2
108J/4
710
107%
107%
*107'A
107%
100
♦101
102
*101
102
79
79
49%
108
*102
*104
v
44%
100
100 »/a
100
,,
45 J/4
20
104
102
34'/a
104%
33%
30
4,200
79%
79 %
104
102
H•
2,300
64V2
66
28%
3%
700
16%
J/2
•.! 1
>•
12 J/4
13
64%
j
'
9,500
63%
15%
133/4
50
Cities Service Co
Apr
2
20% Mar 29
8
Aug 11
153/8
373/4
400
613%
C I T
6
135% Mar
97 %
15'A
*15
15%
64%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
69
*
18
Jan
Mar 12
49
Aug 20
148% Mar 14
6
38l/2
13 3/4
Chrysler Corp.
4
7
38
5,700
3934
383/8
27 y8
Chile
133% Jan
13
38%
*39
27
l
23
78 % Dec
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
161% Mar
27% Jan.
37%
20
31J/2
61%
3
80% May 2
45% Jan 10
100% Jan
383/4
24%
20
55% Oct
Jan
38 V4
75,500
32
109
31%
23%
$3
3
61
39%
100
26%
10
Jan
39 J/4
Clilckasha
Feb
Jan
Jan
108
39%
13
45"
Jan
*106
109
40
13
24 % Jan
10
♦106
-
39 V*
13
14
Jan
%
392
32
109
393/4
13
16
18
3.000
39%
41%
20% Feb
Jan
16,300
54*2
41
403/4
43% Jan
108
17 y8
54J/o
31%
41%
25% Feb
12% Jan
85
17
54%
31%
41%
45% May 12
27% Feb
85
17%
y54'/4
64
issued"__25
Chicagd Pneumatic Tool
5
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45% Jan
87
xl6%
'106
108
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__Nopar
Chicago Yellow Cab
-Nopar
45
12% Jan 30
104% Jan
0
Sep
Nov
*84 J/2
17
54%
61%
691/2 Mar
5
41
7% Oct
89/....
31%
27%
700
53%'
31%
28
}
*7,000
16,200
'
16%
17%
>55%
25
7
t03
.17
*84%
17%
22%
87
10
94% Feb
17
Jan
11%
55J/2
17%
.
27 y8
3
v*4
20% Apr
Jan
56
11'/a
55
17%
61%
<!au
<
30
92
Jan
11%
55
23%
4%
25
33% May 31
59
11%
55
17%
•
31%
1
1,300
11%
17%
31%
1
| '
3,700
15,900
19 »/2
55 J/2
14%
I
-433/4
11%
65%
_
70'A
41%
V
13%
Common
21"
202 %
90
70 y8
*19 '/a
26%
2
Oct
6
Apr
19%
42
54%
15%
'a
50
60%
4
Oct
14
50% May
70%
19%
117
♦110J/4
1
31%
15%
i
32,100
23
28% Apr
40% Feb- 15
115
Feb
111% Jan
70%
413/a
19%
64%
(The)
series A
102% Apr
3
Jan
990
703/4
117
17%
108
!
500
is y2
100
5%
3
j
10
53
Jan
18%
22,500
Chic & North Western
com__Nopar
5% preferred series A
100
23
25 >
Sep 27
73
104
18%
No par
preferred
Jan
62% Sep 23
l
11
108
'
•
131/8 Mar 13
17
26
1
104% May
191
•
*15%
108
1,130
69
•103 J/2
41 Vi
•
40
100% Jan
30
Jan
38%
1
convertible
Cincinnati Gas &
94
5
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pac
6
43% Mar
9
71% Feb
29% July 15
4
19% Jan
*40
Virginia_IIII7
"when
Great Western Ry
5%
59% Mar 29
180% Apr
20% Jan 20
59
Aug 29
»01% Nov 18
Aug
30
31%
108 J/i
68%
104
*110y4
%
108
lo
18%
15
14%
17%
ll3/a
11%
17
Class A
4
30% DnC
Nov
89
1
Chicago & East 111 RR
3
45% Feb 16
14% Jan 21
30% Jan 13
\3%%
4
15% Jan
12
17%
'
400
1,400
13,300
108
68%
ii6y4
116y4
^
70%
'
•
15%
51 J/2
22%
541/4, 55 y4
*84V2
89
11%
55
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Mar 15
36% Jan
101% Apr
17%
52%
'
4-
■
i
*
19%
X.
*103 »/2
18%
51%
22%
-
108%
68%
104
40%
'
14%
108
68%
18%
70y4"71
55%
Manufacturing
common
17
26
Dec
Cab
13
20% Sep
23% Jan
'
19%
Inc_
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of
9
Feb
Mar 21
33% Jan
100
183/4
40%
No par
3
21% Feb
28% Feb
!7% Mar 25
Jan
15%
109
'103%
*19%
17
$4.50 preferred
_No
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
20
16 % Mar 25
15% May
14%
68%
116%' 116%
55%
—
3
Feb
"
Common
42% Jan
96% Jan
18
29
23
108%
104
167/s
i
9
14
18
:66% Jan
51 y4
22%
5
Chain Belt Co
3
21% Jan
.
51 y4
' 22%
68%
18%
i
-
.
517/s
*223/,
109
'
220
"
*51%
15%
.
X40
Co
Gotham
53% Jan
28
Jan
Aircraft
7
64
27
"1% *7716
6
93% Jan
21,000
19%
Corp
Feb
36
Mar 14
42% Jan
593/4
.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50
104
43
58%
___
Certain-Teed Products Corp
15
60 y2
72%
40%
9.50
Cerro
29% Jun
593/4
55%
Violeta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills
141/4 Mar
691/s Mar 20
Pasco
59%
No par
Central
16
30
de
61 y4
19%
100
56% Jan
7
1,500
40%
Corp
10
7,100
46 ya
No par
preferred
,11% Feb
30
27
48 J/a
20
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J
Central: & South West
5
26 J/2
463/4
__i
—
29% Jan
119'/a
263/4
68%
19%
■10%
i
11,600
15,300
2,400
60'/a
,
104%
Agulrre
4%%
■X
39% Mar 27
14
*
33% Jan
33% Jan
40% Dec. 22
31% /-.pr
42% Mar
23
119 J/a
121
36 J/a
119 y2
108
71%
27 y2
46 y4
109 >/4
117
37%
27 J/2
26%
108
18%
37%
27%
xii9ya
15
No par
36
38 y.
463/4
60%
5i% T5iy4
22% '223/4'
<-103%
37%
37%
27%
27%
15 y4
100
36%
46%
22%
68%
37%
27%
263/a
51%
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Light com
Rights "when issued"
23
i
27%'
15
.
14"% Jan 31
45% Jan
*-
Shares
46%
-
22%
Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
par '
5% preferred series B
100
12% Mar 16
69% May 2595% Nov
J
the Week"
.
38%
*120%
121%;
X27y8
51%
___.l
Friday
Apr. 6
36%
1
-
*
.
37%
.
=—50
—100
common
Apr. 5
273£
38%.
27%"
59%
_--~12~50.
com
Sales for
Thursday
46
43 %
» -t
22
18% Dec 29
38
"
*120%
27%
46
cpnv preferred series A_100
preferred
38%
28%
58%
preferred,
CelotexCorp
36
*
...
Corp of Amer
2nd
4%%
4.20%
37%
121
"
Corp /comm°n_^__
Preferred
Apr. 4
38
Caterpillar Tractor common^;-- __10
5
Wednesday-
Apr. 3
28
.5
.
70% Feb
104
5
18% Fab 10
115% Mar 12
34
new
4%%
preferred
series:
Carriers & General
Cprp
Case (J I)' Co common.*
1% preferred a_
6
£
119 y4 Jan
23
Jan
Apr
18% Jan
r* Mar 19
55 % Jan
2
53% Jan 26
ii
1041
July 20
83
July 26
37% Dec 23
19% Apr 27
27
Carpenter Steel Co
3
108
9
5
'30
.18% J an
4
6" lA
1
14% Mar 20
3
84% D.C.*
72% Dec 21
46% Apr
*2
19
05% May.
26% Jan"
114% Nov 29
27
Dec
127% Aug
10
x»% Ayr
•Jan
51% Mar 12
23 %
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
23
12% MAr
5i% Marl 2
July". 7
49 % Aug 16
17% May 16
.13% Nov
2
116
DiC i2
-
:
*54% Feb 18
Tuesday
'
36
Carolina ,CIincMield.& Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Llght;____No
pa-
9
40% F :b 19
748%oSTl8
par:
-
29% Mar 20
121
5
LOW AND HIGH S ALE PRICES
Monday.
Apr. 2
'•
.
exchange
..
Capital * Airlines* Inc
i
Carborundum > (The) Co
"
_5
Carey ^Philip) Mfg C<u.____I___ia
1
39% Mar 26
25% Jan 23
22
;
.
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
> " STOCKS* " • NEW YORK STOCK
,
.
34%
33%
104%
443/4
45%
100%
;
8,000
290
25,100
150
>
•
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4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
...
(1764)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
14 % Nov 23
19% Apr
7% Dec
6
29
8% Dec
24
7% Apr
6
8
Dec
14
94
Jan
23
36
Jan
2
19
28% euly 27
Sep
July
6
58
July 27
23
% Feb
9% Jan
11
126
70
23
50% Feb
7
29% Apr
52
Jan
Jan
30
59% Apr
54
3
31
33% Jan
19
64
20
87% Apr
5
14
102
Apr
29
30% May
2
183% July
6
Jan
96% Mar 26
99
Jan
19
97% Feb
99
Jan
25
32% Feb
24
May 23
8
20
27% Jan
173
Apr
6
Cooper
23
44% Apr
3
7
7% Aug
1
5% Jan
19
6% Jan
6
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
16
2% Mar
G
21
43% Dec
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
34% Feb
24
98% Nov
15
96% Jan
42% Mar 26
9
95'/4 Jan
17
97% Mar
7
3%%
29% Feb
9
3
Cream
15
60% Jan
10
75
Apr
6
Crescent
15
Feb
13
18 % Feo
28
30
37% Sep
23
33
Apr
2
35'% Feb
23
33% Dec
55% Nov
59 % Dec
30
to7
Sep 27
6
23
57% Mar 21
Crucible
14
Jan
13
18% Apr
3
Cuba RR 6%
15
17% Jan
18
12% Nov
9
20% Mar 17
13% Jan
Jan
3
2
7% Jan
10
67% Jan
4
82
14% Sep
15
9% Feb
9
10% Jan
3
37% Aug 19
3
35% Jan
lg
Feb
13
9% May
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
6% Jan
11% Mar 12
40
11
Feb
23
52% May 23
67% Feb
23
55% Jan
30 % Nov
30
26% Jan
23
116
6
105
Jan
23
Jan
20
59% Feb
4
15% Jan
31
Mar 15
8% Feb
3
9% Jan
6% Oct
101% May 25
23
109
4
33
Mar
Jan
6
18
33% Feb
Jan
27
140
Jan
7
135% Jan
19
136% Feb
56% Jan
7
86
Dec
27
73
Jan
23
106
43% Jan
6
53% Dec
22
48 % Jan
91% Sep
30
36% Nov
95
31
55
Mar 29
6
96
Feu
4
17% Mar 19
5% Apr
6
3
1
13% Mar
4
23% Jan
31
Jan
6
17
48
Sep
20
44% Jan
Sep
15
96% Jan
18
89 % Apr
3
93
Mar
27% Jan
24
91
2
97
99
*Mar 13
17% Jan
17
28% Dec 20
22% Feb
10
14% Jan
6
14% Jan
26
31% May 16
18% July 11
39% Sep 23
33% Aug 20
35% May
16
Nov
Jan
25% Mar
4
30
Dec
17
41
36
12% Mav 17
Steel
41'A
41%
41
4 l'A
28%
28'A
28%
28'A
28'A
3,600
63%
60%
62%
60'A
61%
61
62%
61%
62%
13,900
29%
29%
29%
29'A
29%
29%
16,000
*50
53
59%
58%
59
58%
59
*59
59%
1,900
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
3,000
83%
12,200
84 %
85%
85 %
87%
86%
87'%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
*97%
98%
*97%
98'%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
*97%
98 %
10
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'A
31%
17,200
*174%
176%
174%
174'%
*174%
175%
*174%
175%
174%
230
44%
44%
44%
437 3
44'A
44
6
6
6%
2%
2%
2%
2%
41
*96
41%
41
29%
29%
29%
29%
291/4
29%
29'A
29%
29%
29%
69
71 %
69 %
71'%
69 %
70%
70%
72'A
70%
75
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
33 %
33'A
33'A
*33%
33%
33%
33%
400
03%
69
69%
68%
69%
68
68'%
18,000
33 %
66%
68
68
No par
102%
102%
102:%
102%
102%
103%
240
25
54%
57
55'%
56'%
55%
56%
54%
56%
55%
56%
22,200
100
17%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
*17%
18'A
17%
17%
1,360
15%
16
11
11%
Amer
of
noncum
15%
10
100
5
$7
preferred
;
Prior preferred
Curtis-Wright common
2.50
1
No par
No par
1
Class A
11%
81%
7%
Inc
Corp common
preferred series A
10
10'%
7%
7
107%
7%
107
108
56'%
*56 %
56%
56%
56%
56'A
56%
900
30%
30%
31%
31
31%
31
31%
25,300
1,900
33%
33%
33%
>135%
139
104
104
34
139
>135%
139
105
104'%
106
103
53
104
34
54
54
54%
53%
543/a
53%
53%
94%
*92%
94 %
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
34%
15%
*92%
15%
16
5%
5%
5%
*13%
13%
*13%
24%
25%
46 %
47
47
5'A
5%
*5
t
-
*5
*13%
13%
243/4
24%
46%
46%
*46%
89%
47%
-
15%
21,500
400
5%
*13%
24%
46%
3,400
94
*5
13%
25%
25
52%
52%
5%
*13%
13%
25%
25
4,700
13%
25
3,300
46
46%
1,300
*91%
91%
90% "
*90%
91%
91
91
3.75%
series
B
100
*90%
92
*90
92
♦90
92
*90
92
*90
92
3.90%
series C
100
*95
98
*95
98
*95
98
95
95
*93
95
89 %
90%
Dayton Rubber Co
50o
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24%
50c
15
15%
15
15%"
14%
15'/a
14%
Deere
X24
580
"l64
24%
23%
24
5,800
15
14%
15
7,300
30%
33%
88%
88%
5,600
3
18% Jan
27
24% Mar 29
Delaware
Lack &
50
23%
23
23%
23
24'A
23%
24
23%
23%
14,400
37% Feb
9
Delaware
Power & Light Co
**
Ah-' '
j£3%
5*%%
39%
393/a
39%
39 %
*39%
2,000
41%
42%
41%
42
34%
40 % Jan
42% Feb
23
8c
7%
6
14% Feb
36 % Jan
79
Jan
23
3
26
Co
'.
10
common.
Western
41%
42%
20
34%
35
34%
*76%
77
*76%
!
Detroit Edison
9
18% Apr
2
9
35
5
De
20
38 % Mar
8
43 % Jan
31
56% Apr
5
Devoe & Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co common
Feb
10
32% Jan
26
Feb
1
108
Apr
Apr
4
44%. Apr
35 % Jan
17
129
18% Mar 26
15
*39
Detroit Steel Corp
18%
31
31
2
*36
1
10
4.40%
cumulative preferred
Diamond
Match
common
$1.50 cumulative
100
16% Feb
Diana
50 %
120
38%
51%
121%
77
28,700
900
39%
39%
39%
41%
18%
18%
31%
32%
*36
38%
51%
122
53%
124
34%
34%
77
*76%
42
41%
41%
7,200
34%
34%
34%
24,900
34%
•
1
40%
42
x41'%
43%
34%
X33%
33%
18%
18%
18%
18%
35
34%
*76%
18%
77
18%
36
54%
56%
130%
34%
54%
*128%
♦129
16,700
18%
34%
36
129
*33%
18'/a
77
55%
42%
34%
2
18
X34%
,
38 %
53%
129
*76%
18%
18%
33%
*36
25
.
preferred-
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Stores
18%
15
Vilbiss Co
20% Jan 30
30
-
Detroit Hillsdale 8c 8 W RR Co_100
Jan
34
19
13.50*
,
.
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.rJ<> par
26% Feb
13
34
*36
2,400
100
37
55%
14,100
130
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
34
33%
34
34
34
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,170
18%
10,600
'V 800
900
7
13% Jan
3
50c
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,000
Sep 23
36% Jan
27
39% Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
38%
39
37'/2
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
10,800
9% Jan
24
10% Jan
3
Divco Corp
1
10
10
9%
10
10
10
10%
10%
10
10%
1,700
No par
preferred series A
50
*
1
56
56%
54%
3,100
*70
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
30% Apr
1
49
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
■I '
10
47 V* Oct
11
64% Apr
23
57% Mar 16
26
52% Jan
30
Apr 29
38% July 25
65% Jan
24
71% Mar 21
30% Mar 14
31% Jan
27
11% Oct
21
15% Jan
11% Feb
9
37% Apr
12% Apr
13% Nov
16
79
3
18% Mar 31
14
Jan
Dixie Cup Co common
5%
conv
Dobeckmun Co (The)
2
Dr
16% Mar 21
9
Corp
5
Pepper Co
Dome
93% Dec
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
60% Dec
30
57
Jan
10
71 % Mar 14
67% Mar 13
Dresser
No par
Dow
36% Jan
No par
Ltd
Mines
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
3
Douglas Aircraft Co
Chemical Co
Nopal
5
,
55%
56%
553/4
54%
55%
*69%
71%
*683A
69%
68%
68 %
35
35'A
35%
35%
35%
353/4
36
37-%
36%
36%
7,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
73
15'A
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15'A
83
80
80%
80
81%
80%
813/4
80%
82 %
19,600
67%
68%
68%
69%
68 %
69%
68%
69%
30,900
64%
65
64
64%
63%
65
5,100
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
20'A
2,100
11
10%
10%
*10%
15%
17
54% Dec 27
49% Jan
23
50c
65%
65%
65
65%
12
24% Jan
3
19% Jan
23
21% Feb
3
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
14
15
10% Apr
2
11% Jan
17
Dunhill International
1
10%
11
11
11
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
Mar 29
11% Jan
17
Duplan Corp
No par
(E I) 8c Co-
9%
4
9
du Pont de Nem
249% July
6
214% Jan
23
Common
124
Apr
12
6
6
Preferred
$4.50
Apr
12
5
99% Jan
3
Preferred
$3.50
33% Dec 29
38
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
49% Apr
53% Apr
27
22
48% Jan
12
53
Feb
18
51% July 22
55
Nov
4
Jan
20
35
Feb
28
47% Jan
19
50
Feb
27
51'/a Apr
5
53% Mar
49 % Apr
3
52% Jan
18
51
2
54
Feb
29
9
52% Jan
12
54
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
33
July 25
53% Mar 30
Apr
50 % Mar
NOV
9
52
Jan
13
17
15
Jan
3
14
Jan
6
17% Nov
27
6
Jan
6
40'A Nov
2
36% Feb
17
47
Mar 23
35% Jan
6
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
53
Mar 23
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
26% Feb
17
333/8 Mar
21% Jan
18
34% Dec
14
29 'A Jan
23
87% Nov 15
753/4 Jan
23
91
Apr
6
169
Jan
8
42% Maf 27
2
10
Jan
31
164% Mar
61 % Nov
30
51% Jan
23
623A Mar 29
35% July 29
27% Feb
14
30
Nov
4
90
Sep 29
May 27
104
15% May 18
23'A Feb
35% Mar 14
53
Mar 15
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
31
50
Jan
3
Feb
28
105
Mar
1
40% Jan
12,400
28,600
234%
233%
235%
233%
2363A
116%
117
116%
116%
116%
117
95%
£5%
94
95%
94%
95
34%
34%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
47%
48
*46
47
52%
*51
51 ¥4
51%
51%
51%
51%
120
50 %
49%
50%
49%
49y8
1,200
*50
52
52
52
common
50
*47
48 'A
50
*51
52%
50
50
50
50
51
51
*50
52
49%
49%
49%
*50
52
51
233%
X116
x93'A
34%
*46
237
233%
235 »A
116%
115%
115%
93 %
93%
93%
1,900
34%
34%
34%
8,600
47
*46
2,200
100
47
20
51
*50%
51%
*50%
51»A
220
52%
*51
52%
*51
52%
*51
52'A
140
8
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,400
—
-10
45%
1
51%
52 3/s
51%
31%
32%
*31 %
Steel Corp
10
5
41 %
41%
41
41%
10
88%
91
89%
90%
100
*1643A
168
164%
164 ¥4
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
62%
623%
613/4
62 ¥4
62%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
l
273/4
28
27%
273A
*27%
50
EaglerPlcher Co
Airlines Inc
Eastern
Eastern Corp
Eastern Stainless
Eastman
6%
Kodak
Co
common
preferred
4 'A %
Ekco
preferred
Products
100
Co
30
21
14
413A Jan
5
Electric Auto-Lite
3
3
Electric 8c Mus
27% Feb
4% Jan
34'A Feb
23
32
Jan
6
17
39% Apr
3
Electric
15% Jan
20% Oct
22% Feb
25
15
Jan
31
17% Mar 20
Elgin
31% Feb
17
21% Jan
25% Mar
Elliott
47% Dec 28
43% Nov
3
20
53
Feb
28
46'A Mar
58% Feb
17
44% Feb
39% Jan
6
54% Apr
11
43
Apr
5
49% Feb
7
El
29
Dec
19
27
Jan
16
36% Apr
6
Emerson
16% Feb
2
13% Jan
conv
Paso
45
43%
44%
43%
43%
3,100
50 7A
51%
50'A
50 5/8
49
49%
16,400
31%
32
31%
31%
317A
32
39%
407/a
39
403/4
38%
39%
9,900
89¥8
90
89
90%
89 3A
90'A
12,800
46
*91
93
46
463/4
*103%
106
*165
167
19%
193A
19%
20%
38
383/8
4%
37A
39
50
62%
61
62
2.600
28
27%
27 Vb
1,800
46%
93
45 7A
*103%
93
463/g
106
*91%
84
45 3A
*103
20
193/4
19%
19%
2,800
20 Vb
38 3/s
.
20
46%
106
37%
38
37%
37%
37A
3%
4
37/a
7,300
16,200
4
24,700
10
-15
39'A
39 ¥s
38%
39 ¥a
39
39%
39
39%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
3,500^
10
24'A
24%
24%
24 ¥a
24%
24%-
23 7A
24%
24
24
8,700'
♦48
50
*48
59
*48
,
.
6,800
50
*48
50
50
46%
46 3A
46%
46%
47
47
*47%
48
47%
47%
1,400
3
44%
44%
44%
44%
435/8
44%
43
43 ¥4
43 ¥s
44%
27.500
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36 %
35'A
36
353A
36%
6,300
10,400
50
2nd preferred
Natural
39%
3%
167
61%
93
37 ¥8
4%
*165
27%
106
19 7A
39'A
4'A
167
62'A
46
33%
*165
4.300
23
*91
*103%
8
preferred
5%
106
44%
52%
32
1
(The)
common
5%
30
48% Mar 12
47
*103%
45%
Ind Amer shares—
Storage Battery
National Watch Co
Co
91
46%
100
preferred
.Elastic Stop Nut Co—
3% Mar 21
91
46
2.50
common
4%%
36% Feb
51
*51
■■■.
51
16 % Jan
Jan
1,300
9%
52%
2
50
9
51
15
6
9%
51
10
10
9
53%
Aug
7
9%
*52%
5% Feb
3
9
50
10
Mar 15
9%
11
230
5
■«.
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred..
DWG Cigar Corp
9
*10%
8,800
10
series
237
9%
15%
No par
No par
series
101
115% Apr
93% Apr
Apr
121% Feb
5
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
200
70
68%
21
Industries
54%
*68
81
15%
19% Sep
Apr
55
67%
10% Dec
3% Nov
139
104%
30%
40 % SeD
52
33%
*135'%
33%
33%
♦135%
139
103%
104
33%
37% Jan 28
99
70
56%
89
22% Nov 30
107
14,300
108
30%
12
6
>106
200
7%
6%
108
33%
Dec
14
38%
30%
Decca Records Inc
35% Feb
3
Sep
*106
34% Jan
10
Jan
7
6%
7
108
9 CO
2,400
10
88
6
82% July 22
9%
*38%
33%
Feb
36
7
9%
38'%
29%
77
103
9%
56%
10
Dayton Power 8c Light common
7
Preferred 3,75% series A
100
preferred
22,800
31
20
convertible
7,600
11%
30%
2.50
Davega Stores Corp common
17'A
79%
56%
5
Daystrom Inc
16%
*38%
39
*106
7'/a
108
bu
1
11
*77
11%
11%
10%
*38%
16%
16
*'<
9%
38'%
103
103
103
7^
38%
100
Mills Inc
ft
10%
33%
1
3%%
11%
81
38%
"135%
No par
11 VB
10
100
pfd
Inc
16 %
15%
*79
30%
•
1
Cutler-Hammer
16
10%
80
5
common
preferred
102%
88%
10
Mar 14
8,400
30%
11
24 % Mar 15
1,400
14,200
33%
13% Jan
45
11,000
98
87%
34% Apr
175
*95
♦33%
34% Jan
26
4,400
41
40%
•
30%
31% Jun
Oct
l'A
98
*95
98
89%
7
163
4
40%
41
40%
33%
50% Dec
Mar 14
10,500
2%
87
4
13
67
4,100
6%
2%
33%
16
54
44%
6
2%
30 %
35% Apr
9
44%
6
2%
87
3
28
44'A
6
2%
*95
98
44
173
30
6
6
*2%
41%
*95
98
86
30%
28
51% Sep
86%
_
33
42% Feb
50% Aug
53
*50
53
84%
32 % Jan
18
29'A
53
58%
*50
53
33
1
Jan
29%
58%
30%
11
157
29'A
*50
1,500
-20
Oct
Sep 26
41%
28'A
120
100
Feb
61
41'A
28%
126
16% Mar
5
21
120
41%
28
125
33
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
5 °>"
8,200
118
41%
28
33
Cuneo Press Inc
Dana
120'%
123'A
41
124%
97%
No par
Cudahy Packing Co
Dan River
119
19,900
Corp
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
4%%
123%
1,200
4,900
7%
preferred
34
Apr
7%
Delaware 8c Hudson..
22
111
7%
7%
7%
8
Preferred
Feb
27% Jan
Mar 29
24
17% Sep
7%
7%
58
89% Apr
»
38 % Jan
Jun
57%
14
33
Nov 29
43% Sep
7
57'A
76% Feb
29% Apr
5
37% Jun
12
56%
57
29
90
Aug 11
Jan
66
56%
2
(The)
preferred
''
33% Jan
57%
57
Preferred
Jan
97
100% Nov 22
87
3
95% Mar
14
18
4
48"% Feb
96
90 % Mar 27
May 11
95% Feb
51% Jan
Jan
cl
13% Mar 15
7
13% July
32% Mar
42% Jan
23
6
10
28
$4.20
Cushman's Sons
21
Apr
Jan
7% July 12
4% May 12
14
13% Jan
93
Mar 17
16% Oct
13% Nov 30
1
35% Mar 13
31
135
11% Oct
2
26
18% Mar 29
6
Feb
3
Feb
73% A./r
6
6% Jan
59
69% Apr
53% Jan
104
11,900
9%
83
common—2.50
Common
46% Jan
23
26%
9%
5
$2 preferred
Zellerbach
162% Apr
57 % Dec
*26%
9%
1
Seal
&
3
9
5
26%
9%
25
Corp
Cork
Crown
29
May
32% Jan
26%
9%
WO
Crown
102
26%
9%
36%
1
Corp
of Wheat Corp
13
30% Jan
26%
9%
58
100
1
preferred
30
Sep
74
26%
9%
*50
1
Crane Co common
Apr
33
23
26%
9%
5%
22 % Sep
7
45% Feb
45,700
27%
28 %
5
Corp
Internationaf
Coty
13% Mar 30
28 3A Jan
15%
50
preferred
Petroleum
15%
62
3
Jan
15%
28
5
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common-10
Cosden
35% Jan
Jan
15%
40%
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
7%
15%
50
Corp
Shares
15%
122
5
5
Electric
the Week
Friday
Apr. fi
9%
8
series
Dubilier
Cornell
5
5
6%
Preferred
Sales far
v'*
■
26%
14
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
*
16
8
Co—
Range
r
15%
7%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp—
180% Mar
2
of
-
16%
58
Delaware
Continental Oil
,r
A nr. 5
15%
56%
Continental Steel Corp
Mar 20
Apr. 4
Machine—1
new
5
Motors
5
9
Mar
Apr. 2
'
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. S
1
Continental Foundry 8c
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Tuesday
Pat
Continental Cop 8c Steel In# com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
3
Apr
41% Apr
30
9
24% Jan
2
73% Jun
28
Oct
44
Apr
3
40% Mar 12
28
24 % Jan 25
26
25% Jan
5
100
175% Dec
58
37% Nov 30
Mar 14
12
26
9% Mar 22
23
52% Sep
July 19
Jan
27
53
54
98
2
14
29
95 % Jan
27% Apr
3
28
18
21% Mar 29
50 '/a Jan
15
7% Jan
44% NOV 25
35% May 18
48% Apr
22% Feb
I0o
25% Mar 14
20 % Jan
2
14% Feb
2
Jan
70
16% Apr
23% Nov 25
51% Sep 28
May 12
14
52% Feb
10
12% Feb
BALK PRICES
AND HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, April 9, 1956
Gas
*48
<<
50
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
21
3
113A
11%
11 ¥4
11%
ll¥s
3
11% Apr
115/8
25% Jan
Mfg Co
4
Emerson Radio 8c Phonograph——5
30% Oct 20
28% Jan
13
9
Empire District Electric Co
10
29%
29 ¥4
29¥4
29%
29%
293A
29 %
30
30
6
30Vs Mar
29%
28% Jan
35% Dec
8
33
Feb
9
Endicptt Johnson Corp common—25
-34%
34%
35%
34%
2
34% Mar
34%
96
29
34%.j
34%
34%
34%
34%
Jan
5
95
Mar 16
100
*95 %
96 ¥4
95'A
95'A
*95%
95%f>s:
95%
95%
*95%
95'A
28% Sep
24% Apr
23
25% Jan
11
27% Feb
8.50
26%
26%
26%
267A
26%
26%~_
26 ¥a
26 3A
26%
26%
20
20'A Jan
23
23'A Mar 29
No par
22%
23%
22 3/a
22 3A
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
22 ¥4
16,500
84%
84%
*83%
84%
200
70%
70'A
20
19
Feb
25% Apr.
4
20% Jan 18
76
Jan
ea % Oct
il¬
4
100
83
73
70'A Mar
_Por fnntrnte*
qgp
8
rinep
24.
Jan
5
3
~T
87% Oct 31
July
98
Jan " 5'
5
86
Feb
2
703A Jan
26
4%
Electric
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erifi
—
RR common—
K«>
preferred surlw A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
100
:
50
Xll%
11%
*84
84 %
*70%
72
11%
84
*70%
II3/4
•
84
*83%
84%
72
*70%
72
*70%
72
1,500
1,600
70
•
'
8.500
1
Volume
Number 5523
183
. .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
YORK STOCK
lowest
Highest
Oct
26% Sep
10
25% Jan
21% Feb
9
15% Jan
20
20
62% Jan
23
83% Apr
6
20% Sep
72 Ma Dec
13
30
19 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6,000
Ex-Cello Corp
3
79%
81
79%
81%
78%
80%
80%
81
79
83%
6,500
2
Fairbanks Morse & Co
40%
41 VB
3
50
Jan
45
i7tf
75 Mi Mar
preferred series B
6%
13
50
*52%
57
*52
57
*52
56
*53
57
*52
57
49%
*49
49%
*49
49%
*49
49%
5%
conv
Corp
pfd
cum
2
5%%
11
36% Mar 29
Federal
Mogul
16
Mar 22
Federal
Pacific
28
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
1
35
32% Feb
13
8% Jan
3
31% Feb
13
Jan
Mar
53
9
100
Jan
Feb
20
53
11% Sep
Aug 29
19
10% Jan
36% Jan
17% Feb
13
25
Feb
28
126
96% Nov
30
100
102
2
51
Feb
13
109
Feb
13
97
Jan
82%
16,900
79%
5,900
Corp
4%%
Jan
3
27
Feb
7
(The)
Flintkote
$4
3
•
(The)
No par
preferred
Power
Florida
Power
&
$4.20 div
100
3%%
Mar
Motor
1
21% Jan
3
Foremost
40% Mar
9
Foster-Wheeler
24
10% Apr
6
Francisco
14% Jun
6
12% Jan
23
13% Mar 12
98% Nov
28
85% Jan
27
97 % Mar 20
Freeport
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
Fruehauf
Trailer
25% Jan
27
24
89
Feb
14
7% Jan
23
9% Dec
8% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
104% May 24
113
Jan
25
Jun
22
94
t
9% Jan
34% Mar 14
112% Mar 21
39
Feb
10% Mar
10
45% Jan
11
20
47% Mar 13
9
30% Mar 19
35 % Mar 14
51
Dec
20
46
Jan
46% Feb
25
38
Jan
23
Jan
4
25% Oct
45
Jan
60
23
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
9
9% Mar
Dec
28
24
Feb
Jan
13
15% Mar
4%%
54%
54%
15
p9%
100%
100'/a
10
65%
67
66%
67%
138
138%
139%
99
98 %
98 %
97%
98%
97%
97%
*97%
983/4
90
59%'
58%
59%
58%
59 %
58%
59
58V4
583A
77,600
19%
18%
19VB
18%
19%
18%
19'/a
28,500
38%
37%
38%
37%
"38%
37%
6
General
General
104
Jan
23
106% Mar
5
29
66
Jan
27
70 % Mar
6
Dec
11% Jan
9% Jan
21
148% Jun
3'
137
3
Mar 19
142
v'
Jan
23
29% Feb
8
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
23
30% Apr
2
13
63% Jan
10
77 V Apr
Feb
16
36% Jan
18
67% Dec
5
30
89% Apr
24% Mar 15
38% Dec
13
31
45% Jan
130
Aug 17
16% Nov
•13
2
Nov
2
140
July
48% Feb
9
46% Oct
27
4%
conv
4
Jan
13
?*% A»r
6
17% Jan
3
Mar
7
12% Feb
14
13% Jan
7%
57% Feb
9
66% Jan
3
7% Oct
28
68% Jan
6
120
Mar
43% Oct
7
ij
Mar 19
123
5
50% Apr
6
New
Feb"23
8% Feb
9
20
bo'/2 Feb
9
118% Apr
6
10 % Mar 20
General
14
120% Apr
5
124% Feb
Jun
30
98% Apr
6
IO-V4 Mar Id
35 % Nov
9
Feb
1
9
102
31
49 % Mar 20
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feo
10
2
71 % Apr
19
45% Jan
23
53% Feb
$5
3
5"% Dec
2
4% Jan
11
Jan
3
Mar 17
6
13% Oct
31
33% Dec
21
15
35% Jan
10
14
61% Feb
14
17% Mar 24
ii% Ftb
9
17% Apr
4
34% Jan
4
43
39% Sep
79
Dec
38 Va Nov
26% Mar 26
35% May 25
31
Nov
21
101
Jun
29
*o% Jury 11
38
Jan
23
3
39% Jan
3
29% Feb
Jun
29
100 % Feb
7
101
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
54% Feb
10
91
Nov
16
98
13
92% Jan
12
82
Jan
7
86% Mar 23
82% Jan
4
Jun
3
Apr
General
Realty
3
8
General
2
General
Apr
Apr
32% Mar 13
100% Feb
General
4 %
7
Corp
106
Jan
2,3
36
Jan
23
Georgia-Pacific
40 Mb Jan
3
50% Mar 21
Gillette
(The)
Jan
18
29% Sep
8
23% Feb
14
27% Mar 20
Gimbel
Brothers
90% Jan
17
99
Aug
8
95% Apr
6
36Mi Oct
11
44% Mar
2
37 V4 Jan
23
11
4% Apr
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
153
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
25
22
6
Mar 14
Jan
3
97% Mar 21
4a% Mar
5% Jan
155
Apr
23% Mar
y
25
4%%
conv
$4.50
Goebel
Co
Goodall-Sanford
&
131';
9
70
*120
46
121%
*99%
37
1
52
1
47%
4%
5
..1
10
2.50
com
100
1
Co
1
5
No par
10
.1
100
Co
10
Inc
*
'
37%
73 -
Feb
14
33% Mar 15
Gould-National Baueries Inc
4
*32
44% Jan
16
50% Mar 13
Grace
1
48
2
Jan
Apr
30
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
35
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
83
Mar 21
Dec
7
9
Mar 14
21% Dec
23
100
34% Jan
5
47% Dec
21% Jan
3
33% Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
17
5
27
Feb
16
45
Apr
2
99
18% J an
13
94%
Jan / 5
M^r
14
1
18
44% Sep
19
39% Jan
20
24% Feb
9
21% Jan
3
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
153
May 26
77% Dec
142
Apr
3
71% Mar 29
2
& Co
Graham-Paige
Motors
No par
Grand
39
25% Feb
5
Granby Consol M S & P
95
46
14
Rubber
20% Mar 16
9
20% Mar 22
35% Jan
2% Feb
10
(B F)__
34
Feb
30
74
13
34
Feb
Jan
3
Union
5
Granite
Jan
3
Grant
Feb
17
20% Feb
17
44% Apr
49% Mar
6
37% Mar
9
107
Mar 21
46% Apr
23% Mar
City
(W
3%%
Steel
T)
Co
$2.25
conv
3
1
Great
11
79% Jan
10
Stores
7%
Green
Western
Ore
com
Ry
No par
Co
Sugar
25
—No par
com...No par
preferred
100
Bay & Western RR
100
1
80% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
30% Feb
3
33% Mar 12
Green
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
30% Feb
9
36% Apr
2
Greenfield Tap
13% Jan
16% Mar
14% Feb
9
15% Apr
2
ureyhound Corp (The) common
96
3
93% Dec
to 1
a
28
99
lootnotes
a
May 31
see
page
93% Mar
24.
j
2|0
Jan
100
1
Prop__No par
Paper Co
Great 'Northern
149% Jan
2
preferred
Iron
Northern
5
common
preferred
Northern
Great
12.50
common
Grayson-Robinson
Gt
5
—5
(The)
Co
(H
L)
Co
Inc
128%
131
130
32%
32
%'
73%
123%
128%
■
4,600
32
.
% "
15%
16
13
13%
'■*12%
61%
60
61%
60%
61%
X59%
G4%
61%
63%
61%
62%
61%
500
£9%
61%
49,900
61%
63
68,400
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,100
93
93%
94%
95%
95%
98%
98 %
100%
15,100
49%
49%
50 Va
47%
;4
47%
__
9%
71%
121
46%
121%
99%
37%
52%
48%
4'%
38
300
440
16%/
12%*
60%
V-
860
1,400
5,300
16%
12%'
62%
I,200
14,300
130
ley*
16%
~9%
9
8%
71%
71%
*119
120
8%
8%
71%
71
120
x69%
120%
*119
9,100
8%
8%
3,500
70%
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69%
5,100
120 %
118 %
9
45%
44%
45%
45%
45%
121%
121%
121%
120%
121%
45
120%
119
45 %
45
120%
121
90
168,200
2,200
99
99
98%
99
93%
93
1,900
37
37%
36%
37
36%
37
37
37 Vb
2,400
51%
52
51%
52
52%
54
53%
54%
5,700
47%
48
47%
48 Vb
46
47%
46 Vb
4%
4%
4%
4%
37%
80
38
77%
75%
7 6%
76%
46 Va
7,500
4%
27,900
38 V4
4%
38
8,000
76%
5,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,800
42%
42%
42
42
42 Vb
43
2,500
26%
27
<76%
26%
27 VB
27
27'A
',44% " 45 Va
44%
44%
44%
45
132%
32%
32%
32%
32%
27%
26%
45%
32%
32%
*100
103
100
100
32%
92
64"%
115
64%
100
100
103
66%
100
5,800
19,700
1,300
103
*100
63%
64%
100
*98
21,300
80
92%
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93%
150
118%
119%
121%
117%
118%
2,200
64,700
92
92
*90
115
*90
*100
103
63
62%
62%
113%
4%
37%
43
44%
*98
4%
99
17%
42%
*100
99
33
37%
38%
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46%
47%
47%
51%
49%
52%
50'A
51%
49%
49
49 %
49
49'A
48 VB
48%
6,100
25
49%
25%
24%
24%
9,000
97
97
95 Vb
95 Ve
39%
40%
5
155
25%
X24%
97%
*95 VB
96%
39%
38%
39
47/o
5
*153
25%
25%
*96%
*153
23%
*22%
4%
5
*153
155
39 Va
5
155
*22%
23%
86 %
23%
*22%
87%
39
6,700
4%
5
14,400
155
155
23%
88%
12,400
19,600
88%
88%
73%
73%
74
72%
74%
72%
73
32
32
32%
32'A
32%
*32 Vb
33
32%
48%
74%
32%
48
%
47%
49
2%
2'A
47%
48%
2%
2%
2%
2%
510
Va
87'A
*22
75
47%
89
300
38%
87%
1,100
48%
49%
13,500
2%
2%
21,800
2%
17%
2%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17 Vb
18
31%
32%
31%
32%
7.500
32%
33%
33
32%
32 Vb
32%
42%
43%
44 »/8
43%
43%
43%
44%
44
44%
31,400
40%
42
40%
41%
41
95
95
95
95
43%
43
95
42%
95
19%
20
*49
49%
30% 30%
104% 105
46%
46%
21%
21%
142% 142%
*71% '73%
40%
96%
*93 Va
96%
90
19%
19%
19%
6,900
49%
80
19%
19%
19%
49
49
49
30%
30%
99
104
30%
30%
102
100
49
30%
100 %
*49
30%
100
31%
100
46 %
45%
46 %
45%
46
21%
1
3,000
40%
*93%
19%
30%
103
6,700
40%
49%
19%
*49
21 %
21%
21%
21%
143%
143 Va
46%
46%
45%
21%
21%
21%
142%
*142%
73%
*71%
73%
*71%
73 Va
*71 Va
32%
32 VB
32%
32%
33 Vb
36 %
36%
36
36
14%
15
4,300
2,100
17,200
73%
32%
142
*71%
32%
32%
32%
36%
14%
36%
15%
36%
32%
36%
3
14%
15
100
93%
94
& Die Corp..No par
prefprrt>rt
32%
'12%
62
62%
90
99
*90
92
114
114%
46%
47'A
49% 49%
25
25%
*97
98
39%
40
5
5
153
153
*22%
23%
86%
89
30
17
32%
16%
27%
27'A
45%
46
*32%
32%
*100
103
3
3
138
*32%
3,606
9%
12%
42%
42% Jan
21
*137'
69%
138
*137
13%
42
8
30
32%
138
16%
76%17"%
30% Dec
Sep
137%
32%
*137
IO6V2
*13
17%
89 % Mar
3% Mar
137%
*47%
__
75
23
131
16% ,16%
23
34% Dec
9%
128%
27
5
69%
9%
129%
Jan
6
*105%
69%
9%
32%
Jan
11
106%
69%
9%
77
75
1% Nov
*105%
69%
77
60
(W. R)
1§6%
31%
7
12 Mi Jan
32%
4,300
80
30
27% July
138
28%,.
33
66% Jun
55% July 25
9%
£000
4,300
28%
9%
7
6,200
15 Vb
69 %
9%
9%
33 Va
15
*105%
69
68%
,
*32%
87% Dec
41% Mar 14
.>
T
7%
7%
33%
*75
6
2
99
%it%
1
43%
*.
32%
32%
18
Apr
28%
15%106%
69% Jan
Goodrich Co
15%
15V4
7%
80
common
Goodyear Tire &
15%
*105%
50% Jan
23
34
*32
com
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
Gold
9
33%
*75
10c
(The)
6
34%
106%
*74
100
1%
preferred
Ghdden
34%
7
32%
Co
121% Apr
52% Apr
45
7%
34%
76%
Corp
preferred
Plywood
19
8,100
44
*33%
32%
100
97
45
57%
45%
76%
100
23
20
35%
56 Va
56 %
.
33
preferred
43% Sep
1,000
76%
preferred
45% Sep
2,100
58 Va
91
100
118% ,Tun
27%
30%
common.No par
11
26
27 Va
♦57 Va
91
10
24% Mar 14
27%
7 7%
29%
10c
38% Oct
103% Sep
27%
30
..No par
Rubber
&
200
27%
27%
91
preferred
Tire
46
46%
30 «/a
3%%
•
47
*45 Va
90%
4%%
Apr
92% Apr
3,900
46 Va
29%
Corp
Corp
10%
30 VB
com
new
Telephone
Time
%
General
66% Apr
100
Shoe
10%
\
90%
General Refractories
46
10%
29%
Utlltles
28% Mar
500
10%
10%
90%
Signal corn.No par
&
9,100
110%
8%
30%
No par
Utilities
Public
General
33%
110 Va
8%
90%
Equipt Corp
General Railway
2-
7,000
33%
111%
8%
33
29%
General Public Service
3
8%
33%
111%
8%
33 Va
90%
No par
Precision
180
1,100
244,000
30
1
preferred
General
91%
90
Corp
Corp
36
91%
29%
preferred
Motors
35%
92 %
89%
issued"—No par
"when
37Vb
92
—100
50
Co
Corp
35%
No par
com__No par
Corp
3,400
15%
7%
15%
32%
5
.
com
General Portland Cement Co
3
38% Mar 28
80
a
933/4
*15V4
44%
£8%
138
93%
15%
7%
29%
9%
95 %
15
46%
*105%
5'
3,100
93%
7%
8
69
4,900
58%
15%
68%
10%
13%
10%
27%
15%
•
9%
13%
111
■,*46 Vb
47
29%
1
Preferred $3.75 series
24
4% Jan
33
*33%
General Outdoor Advertising.No par
38% Nov
39% Jan
Corp
Instrument
General
16
37% Apr
55% Jan
o
Foods
com
5%
42% Feb
3
7
Electric
General
l
14
Jan
20
50
preferred
General Mills common
2
Nov
Aug
98
General
54
29% Jan
119% Dec
56%
7%
18 %
93%
General Finance
6
iuctr
56%
46
45%
18 %
92%
9
*/*
56%
46%
2
.1
com
(Delaware )_1
No par
18% Jan
100 % Apr
July 11
_5
Inc
63%
9
11
127
27%
60%
30
71% Apr
*46%
28
..5
Jan
17% Jun
47
27%
56%
13
18 Mi Feb
85
*46 Va
7,400
9V2
13%
8
32%
10%
50
38
9 ■?
35V4
111
No par
.
10%
10%
1,120
93
33
7%
136
136
138
15
*92%
111
111
10%
100
52% Jan
27
*
11,100
95%
*95
33 %
32%
32 Va
111
20
66
64%
66%
8,500
101
13%
9
14%
5
preferred
5
96% Dec
Jan
111
100
7%
7%
7%
32%
common___l
Inc
Co
47% Apr
75
93%
*100
13%
9
131/4
33%
93%
2nd preferred
Cigar
30
23
32%
93
Corp common.—2
6%
series preferred
10
General Dynamics Corp
1
5
Mar 29
19% July
13% Jan
33%
92%
General Contract
17
65
33%
No par
General
135%
15
common____l
Corp
138
96%
14%
preferred
6
80
57% Dec
95
15
100
Transportation__2.50-
5
128% Apr
''
95%
15
1st preferred
7
138
95
America*^ Investors com__l
Amer
138
55 Va
54%
55%
101
65%
9%
*9
54%
67
32%'
42%
42%
*100
66
■■••:
13%
(The)
4%
27
Oct
21% Mar
37%
9%
13%
General Baking Co common
$8
3
97% Feb
93
38%
*9
13%
common
General Cable Corp
36% Feb
6
19"%
38%
1
General Bronze
7
Jan
83% Mar 18
19%
19
$4.50 preferred
26
15
59
13%
a
34% Mar 13
29% Jan
*98 %
10
Acceptance
General
9% Mar 16
9
134
49
42%
42%
43%
42%
100
convertible
19,400
54%
100%
1
Industries
42%
800
54%
preferred
(The)
Corp
Wood
29% Mar 27
14% Jan
25% Jan
71
8
Gar
14,200
*93%
convertible
Garrett
23
35
>
8
49Vb
54%
2
(Robert)
Co
19%
49
43%
1
Gardner-Denver Co
Mar 20
47% Mar 22
v
3
30% Sep
28
136% Dec
31
5%
Gamewell
19
99%
10
Inc
50
-
19%
49%
*18%
54%
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
22
107% Mar
1
29
67% Jan
9% Dec
1
17% Aug
5
29
105
6 '
1
Mar
9
9% Jan
102
102
103
43%
(The)
Inc
*102
1
No par
Co
103
♦102
103
*102
104
*102
2,000
19
Co
Sulphur
Co
15,100
491/4
Corp
Sugar
Co
2,000
40 Va
19
Dairies Inc
$4.50 preferred
25% Feb
18
30
15% July
Gair
3
19
11%
39%
49
preferred
Gabriel
3
28% Jan
107% Jan
27% Dec
25% Dec
4%
5
41% Jan
21
5
Mar 29
30
July
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
9
37 % Apr
27
Oct
11%
40%
49%
Corp
94
11%
39%
19%
Franklin Stores Corp
28% Dec
111/4
39%
.5
23
6
11 VB
38%
100
Feb
88% Mar 30
57%
11 VB
39%
preferred___100
8% Feb
14
57%
11
48%
Co
33% Jan
16% Mar 23
57%
11
38%
57%
19%
common
4
56%
56%
57%
11%
39%
48%
preferred
Ford
63% Mar 12
50
Co__No par
Light
convertible
57%
106
19%
cum
3%%
56%
78%
*104
11%
1
pfd ser of '51
Machinery & Chem Cory
Food
67% Apr
139 J/4 Apr
80 Vb
104%
33%
7%
Food Fair Stores Inc
80%
104%
48
Corp
Feb
82
84
80 Va
105Va
105
19%
Florence Stove Co
Florida
5
50
25% Dec
.
*57
79%
80%
r
104
81%
82%
81
83%
80
104
5
No par
21% Mar 12
81
80%
106
5
common.
11% Mar 14
;
'104
Carpet Co
Co
x79%
100
preferred
First National Stores
Firth
6.25
com
87%
83
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
12% Apr
6
900
Filtrol
16
11
29
91/4
Mar 29
14
Jan
6,800
11,700
9%
"
4,800
28
68
9%
4,400
7% Sep
13% Nov
35 %
*9%
58%
6
18
34%
34%
9%
38%
20% Oct
Mar 31
34
34%
*9V4
57%
29 Mi Oct
r
34VB
34%
9%
37%
102% Mar
99% Apr
26% Aug 22
9%
34
35%
57%
46% Mar
3
34%,
5
Co
34%
9%
37%
56
21
34%
34
34 VB
X34%
V
:
9%
56%
13
Sep
341/4
25
37%
27
Jun
35
34%
58%
36% Feb
21
34%
37 Va
50% Jan
July 15
5
100
3,000
10,700
58
7
61% Sep
151/B
37%
■
58% Apr
99
105
Jan
46% Jan
36
14%
59
14
July
35%
15 VB
38%
16
69% Sep
36%
14%
Corp
49% Apr
3
41% Feb
40
357/b
15%
59
105% Mar 14
14
!
36%
15 VB
37%
61
6
12
11
36
15%
59 %
12% Feb
48 % Apr
Oct
36%.
15%
38 %
41
26% Jan
32
36%
58%
19
29
18% Mar 11
(43% Mar 15
49%
36'A
15%
37%
3
17
May 23
*49
36
49%
1
80% Mar 26
35% Jan
6
7,300
25,300
2.50
new
14,500
6%
13
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins NY new_5
106% Jan
Mar 27
Apr
38%
6%
12%
Ferro
10
104
102
38%
7
13%
Mar 26
23
68
3
106
39%
6%
12%
15%
Co Inc
Mfg
38%
7%
13
1
50
Co
Stores
Dept
Tarrant
67/s
12%
5
series
Bearings
Electric
6'/B
13 VB
88
62
23
Feb
1953
Bower
39%
38%
38%
67/B
12%
6%
.
61
46% Feb
9
26
&
A
ser
38 VB
38%
38%
39 % Mar 23
30
Mar
108;
Aug 17
36% Sep
Felt
9
common
Paper Board
Federated
7
62% Jun
26
federal
2
10% Jan
82 % Sep
18
Sep
Apr
pfd
conv
37% Mar 14
67% Dec
18
54
49% Apr
2,200
75%
12%
23
35% Jan
*71
75
1
13% Feb
104
*71
2
31% Jan
Mar
75
*70
75
2,950
88,900
5
43% Jan
56
19%
24
Metallurgical Corp
4
26
19%
24
r!2
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
3
38 Mi Apr
19
24
%7ff
Farwick
29
5
*70
75
*70
50
19
24
Fansteel
Mar 29
55
4)
3
13 % Mar 29
12
common.
April
r
5
39% Apr
7% Jan
3
Jan
5%
7
Apr
28% Jan
24%
23%
12
.
Corp
(expire
17% Jan
Feb" 23
19'/a
24 VB
19
23%
i7<r
Finance
Rights
24
13%
Xl9%
18%
23%
6
Co
Jun
d% Nov
2,700
19
2
27
35,600
14%
32
Mar
Sugar
12
41% Sep
14%
14%
23%
Feb
31% July 21
6 390
14
14%
18%
6% Mar 22
51
40%
14%
14%
1
31
4
40%
14
14%
.1
31
Jan
40%
14 VB
*14'A
Family
37% Nov 30
22
40%
13%
14%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
va
% Mar 21
Jan
57
Dec
41
13%
14%
25
10% Jan
47
40%
13
19% Mar 23
70
3
11,300
18%
G
49% Feb
14
Jufy'l
8% July 12
Shares
18%
% Mar 20
13% Jan
the Week
24%
24%
18%
23% Mar 21
9
19
25
1
23
16% Jan
24%
Apr. 6
Eversharp Inc
Mar 23
14%
7
Nov
24%
13%.
7
5% Mar 14
24 %
41%
7
Friday
Apr. 5
25
14 Vb
17% Mar
S
24%
13
25% Dec
26% Jan 25
25 %
24%
5
Apr. 4
41
28
74
Co
Sales tor
Thursday*
Wednesday
20
13 MB Mar
26
Apr. 3
No par
12% Feb
Sep
Products
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 2
Fajardo
7
18% Apr
68
Evans
20
Monday
Par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
30
21% Feb
May 16
V-
;
14% Mar 16
41 Mi Dec
1
22% Mar 14
STOCK
8
6
12VaNov
13% Dec
YORK
Io '/b Jan
Mar 22
39
24% Jan
15
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
29
May 11
13 Mi Jan
43
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
21
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8TOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
(1765)
*93%
95
4
95
144
95
143
36
143
363
14%
*
15
14%
15
94 %
95%
94 Va
94%
5,200
70
II,300
1,300
48,600
60
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
J2% July 19
45% Feb
22
8% Apr
6
6
61% Mar 14
44% Feb
937/s Sep
18
38% Nov
105
Jun
3
9
J5% J?u
10
Jan
Jan
31
96% Oct
Aug 26
101
6
3
Jan
23
96
Jan
4
83% Jan
23
Sugar—
Gulf
Oil
Corp
23
3
Feb
6
105% Feb
23
108
Mar 27
105
Jun 10
104% Feb
15
46% July 12
41% Jan
5
697/s Nov 25
58% Feb
10
68% Mar 20
Halliburton Oil
45% Aug 10
20% Feb
5
31%
6%
'6%
6%
6%
38 ]/a
38%
38%
38%
90 Va
9o-/2
101%-102%
2
*96%
lU2%
va
97%
101%
98
102»%
39%
39
40%
39
40%
102
*...
•102
102 Va
•'».
*103
104 Va
*104
107
*104
107
*104
Friday
the Week
Apr. 6
Shares
32%
31
31%
21,100
6%
6'Va
7
38%
38%
7Va
38%
6,200
38%
P6%
96%
97.
97
102%
106 V2
-
39%
*103
..
31%
39%
102 %
*lo2
105
102
*103%
:
,
Apr. 5
32 Va
39 Va
*96%
100
100
100
Hall
107
9
.
6
100
No par
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
dividend
$4.20
28
103% Feb
31%
Co—
Utilities
Common
42% Mar 20
Jan
35
•t
No par
25
preferred
Gulf States
101% Jan
31%
Sales far
Thursday
,
6%
38%
$5
6
3$
%
Mar 14
111 % Apr
Apr. 4
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 3
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
6
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 2
.
31%
Guantanamo
39% Mar 23
98
,
1
1
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
13
7Va Apr.
5% Jan
36
7
109% Jun
104% July 13
104
Dec
8
Apr
Par
EXCHANGE
35% Jan
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
„
Highest
31
2
4
23
31
23
5% Dec
1
Uweit
Monday, April
.
EXCHANGE' STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Bmugt tor Previous
Year 1955
..
106%
39%
5,300
800
111%
52,200
39%
6,000
39%
*102
102 %
*
104Va
*103 Va
104 Va
*103
104%
107
*104
107
*104
107
.
*
lv4
lo-
4J
/A
H
Dec
41
44
10% Jan
6
24 % Sep
14
22% Mar
18% Oct
13
7
25 % Feb
4
19
Jan
24
2d
79% Oct
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
11% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
35% Jan
19
48
Jan
23
54% Mar 20
6
55
Dec
6
114% July 25
143
Nov
10
40 % Nov
17
18
Jan
36% Mar 14
9
146-j Feb
39% Apr
20
34 Va Jan
141% Jam
3
31% Feb;
•42
6d%
68
21%
21%
No par
"24%
43%
'
68%
44
44
68 Va
68
68%
67%
68
3,500
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,300
24
24 Va
24%
24%
2,900
23%
25
21%
24%
100
94
96%
96%
96%
96%
97
Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Apr... 4
42% Mar 29
Apr
43%
67 Va
42
42 Va
42
42 %
41 la
42
52%
53
53
53
52%
*142%
146
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com
97
14
43%
5
v
43%
68%
21%
*43
25
Well Cementing—5
Water
Hackensack
5
Apr
-
preferred
convertible
A%
Hammermill
Paper
preferred
100
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
Harrts-Seybold Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
2.50
1
6%
15
j6
3
143
-
38
32%
32%
t
;
24
-
143
*143
24
.97'
*43%
97
2,500
53
53
53%
54
54%
-2,800
146
"
42 Va
143
143
38%
39%
39
39%
32
32%
31%
32
34% Mar 28
33%
34 Va
33%
32%
33%
32
33
39
Mar 29
Hart Schaffner & Marx
38%
38%
'V 38%
38%
38%
38 Va
38
38
1
5
10
33%
6
30 % Feb
8
Mar 27
of.America common—.—1
4 % % preferred
50
Havag Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist
5
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
*35 Va
36
*35%
12
16% Oct
15% Jan
18
6
20% Nov
3
Jan
17
34
Jan
5
27% NOV 21
13% Dec
6
18 Va Jan
23
27
15% Apr
4
17% Jan
7
20% Jan
23
21% Jan
6
20
Dec
24% Mar
36
Mar 15
37
j
Mar 12
3
Hecht Co common
34% Mar 27
26% Mar 14
36 V2 Sep
23
29% Feb
84% Jan
91
20
87
Apr
2
89 % Feb
27
60% Sep 29
53
Feb
9
60
Jan
9
24
39% Jan
3
Sep
■
5
Jan
101
4
104 Va Feb
7
97% Apr
22% Jan
6
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
4
26% Mar
5
36% Jan
3
38% July 25
37
Feb
13
38 Va Jan
17% Oct
11
22% Mar
17% Jan
30
21 Va Mar 15
10
152 % Mar 29
2
127% Jan
30
17
148
Nov
128% Aug 11
126
May 19
122% Jan 30
19
49% Jan ,16
86
Jan
Helme
51
Mar 14
Dec
Jan
53
124
Hercules Motors
Hercules Powder common
New
24
5%
Jan
11
32% Apr
5
13
54% Mar 18
25
11
34% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
31 % Mar 18
43 Va Dec
29
37% Feb
14
46% Mar 14
"20% Mar 19
Apr
6
3
51% Aug 24
42% Feb
14
47% Jan
3
Hilton
28
5
11
5
12% Jan
30
2
3i% Jan
10
21% Feb
14
25% Mar
7
Hoffman Electronics Corp—
28
16% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
Holland
6% Mar 23
8% Jan
17
Feb
14
79% Aug
3
73
Jan
6
98 % Dec
30
93
5
89% Jan
3
34% Jan
6
10% Nov
20% Nov
Mar
77% Feb
-
12
Oct
6% May 12
2
8% Mar
'
19% Feb
25% Jan
7
20 % Apr
4
32% Jan
20
3
30% Mar 14
13
48
Jan
3
34% Jan
10
40
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
56
Feb
16
70% Mar 29
28% Jan
31
44% Jun
27
35% Jan
30
100
Feb
29
6
100% Jun
3
Feb
14
13
Apr 28
$4.25
Apr
4
8 Va Jan
23
29% Mar
19
12% Feb
10
37% Jan
6
27
17
4
Dec
27
16% Sep
Jun
103% Mar 16
21% Jan
8% Dec
26
-
84% Jan
Hooker
Apr
5%
2
28
34
Aug
3
25% Apr
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
92
Jan
20
104% Jan
6
100
Feb
23
23
105
Feb
28
105
41% Jan
3
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
98
8
14
47
Feb
14
Feb
7
149% Dec
15
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
23
143
3
3
15% Mar
i4
27% Dec
8
21% Jan
15
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
12
7% July 18
22% Jan
12% Apr
Jan
Nov
30
9% Feb
6
13
33
11
3
7% Feb
10
31 % Jan
4
17
64
.
*9%
bcp
.
5% Apr
32% Feb
4j.
Howe
2
9
2
,
*53%
30
Hunt
Jan
13
42
Apr
203/4
20 Va
303/4
31 Va
37
37 Va
36 Va
36%-:
36%
36%
70
70%
68
69 Va
67 Va
68
44
46 Va
45%
46%
45%
46 Va
*101%
102'/a
*101%
'
.
20%
31%
102%
0 Va
6 Va
6%"
26
27
15%
15%
6
9,400
••-*72%
21,100
73%
_
93%
250
46 Va
46%
6,500
12%
;
-
12%
1,200
237/e
24 Va
13%
13%
13%
6%
*6%
21
31%
21%
2,100
31 Va
*30%
800
„
700
....
36
36%
36
36%
673/4
68%
67%
68 Va
4,200
44%
45%
44%
45%
14,000
*101%
102%
*1013/4
102%
40
6 %
15%
,
6 3/8
6Va
26
15%
21
203/4
5,400
2,700
7
26
6 Va
26
4,000
63/s
10,700
26%
500
15%
*26
6,000
15%
15%
38 3/4
39
39
39
39Va
1,200
26 Va
26%
26%
26 3/a
253/4
26%
25 Va
26 Va
8,300
96
96
96
943/4
95
95%
95 Va
330
*100
101
*100
101
101
100%
100%
*103 Va
105
*104
105
*104
■
155/a
*94%
*39
49%
50%
49 5/a
160 Va
160%
160%
1603/8
143/a
14%:
14%
25%
25%
160
J.
2
160 Va
160
ieo3/a
8,200
493/4
160%
10,300
160%
14 Va
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
2,500
24%
25 Va
24%
24%
17,400
2%
8 Va
8%
69%
69%
35%
*34%
♦2
8%
693/4
35%
*35%
1
50
5%
0%
5%
A
383/4
38%
*373/4
38%
*37%
Co
5
41%
41%
*41 Va
413/4
41 Va
6
49
25
35%
35%
40
105
*104
49%
*2
2%
*8
•
105
49
69 Va
8%
101
v
49%
'
15%
*39
,
14%
25 Va
2
.
24%
14%
243/a
39Va
49%
50 Va
5%
oOO
19
"24%,
*30%
V
s.
26
26
6.66%
Hussman Refrigerator
Mar 13
20 Va
31 Va
"
42
133/a
63/4
31 Va
103
32
18%
6%
13%
6 3/a
100
:
31%
93
12 Va
20
1,400
53%
42
~
46%
-
*12
m
3,100
•
5134
233/4
13%
7-
21
69%
series
423/4
46
:
24
'"23%
13 3/4;
30 3/4
69 Va
Inc
"
;
46%
v.12%. ,12T%
..
24%'/'
7
94%
Z
46 ;
/
.
12% ,V:
1
pfd
conv
93%
V
46%
:.
49%
*53
94
13%
8
323/4
42
■■'■•/-
1,000
;
124
51%
53%
31%
32
20%
preferred—100
13%
;
49%
*122%
-
*f3
05
24
7 Va
2
49%'-'
52
73%
13%
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
5%
54
148
124
-
•
*72%
.
1
Hudd Corp
52
73 Va
243/4
105
noncumulativi!
5%
'•49%
*72%
'
100
1,200
147%
73 Va
12
101
Co
2,000
149 »/a
147%
19 Va
46
*103%
Manhattan com
350
18%
,183/4
13%
(Del)—25
38%
183/4
43
95
*100
Corp
25%
33
19%
19%
12
96
Co of Texas
25%
38%
19
*42%
243/a
_100
100
100
Power—No par
25%
38%
.18%
46 %
95
com
170
19 Va
*72-
95
6 Va
97
31 Va
11%
*26
*96
42 Va
46
1023/4
2,300
97%
*122 Va
31%
10
55
18%
■*
73%
*7
%
88
55
30%
19%
1,00J
*85
253/4
%
'
52 Va
*53%
54
*06
122%
.
7,900
56
50%
52
523/4
1,000
,
88
54%
42 Va
31
43%
38%
Hudson Bay
39 % Mar 27
•
;•/
54
50
122%
124
52%
•
*15
149%
*149 Va
50% "
♦122%
•
26 Va
tHudson &
.
150 Va
-
52 3/a
15%
Sound
2% Feb
37% Jan
•
6
18%
50%
51 Va
124
25%
Howard Stores
3
72% Mar 19
6
37% Apr
18 3/8 -
150
38%
Houston Oil
Mar 16
9% Feb
20
Jan
27
71% Sep
6
2
26% Mar 19
V
1503/a
3
preferred
4% preferred
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting &
28
-18% Jan
23
1% Dec
•3% Jan
Feb
161
Jan
19
50
Inc
3%%
Mar
50% Apr
14 % Apr
38%
19
'
'
•
Finance common-No par
$2.25 convertible preferred
102% Jan
105 % Feb
100
96
25 %
38 >'
*93%
No par
1
25
America
preferred—
conv
Household
28% Jan
2
25 Va
*72
30
preferred
Houdallle-Industries
Mar
26% Oct
25 Va
38
25 Va
*37%
19 Va
common—5
Co
88
97%
3C%
12.50
10
—
32^8
97%
*42%
10
Hotel Corp of
31
16% Mar
39
Corp
Electrochem
3
4b '/a
39% Nov 28
17
13% Mar 14
Honolulu Oil
32%
98
*53%
5
& Sons
(A)
323/4
98
52 Va
5
Co—
Holly Sugar Corp common
V 5% convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
16
Feb
9
34% Oct
106
Furnace
323/4
98
50 Va
5
1
50c
Corp
(Charles E)—1—
Hollander
4
29% Feb
32 % Mar
Hotels
Hires Co
21% Mar 23
3
.
Jan
99
33%
55'/a
♦122%
*
3
x33 Va
55
150 Va
5
12 Va Jan
20% Nov 16
Jan
20 %
*85
183/4
2,300
15%
20%
55
25J/a
3,800
31
15%
20%
88
38
30
16
55
•
30%
20%
*86
j;\
—_
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
30
*153/4
55
18%
100
36%
16
87
25 Va
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
15% May 12
71
34%
*37 Va
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Hertz Co (The)
1
53% Mar 20
54
4
common
preferred
*35%
31
34 Va
*96%
No par
2 1/12
36%
21
54
No par
2
•
Feb
•1% Jan
Oct
(G W) common
7%
15%
21
34 Va
7,400
7,700
7%
20%
16
20 3/a
87
noncumulattve -preferred—25
7%
'
51% Apr
46% Mar 21
40
preferred
3.65%
3
86% Aug 15
(H J) Co common—.
323/4
38
7%
♦35%
34 Va
100
25
—100
10
preferred
3%%
Heinz
V
16
16 Va
21
4
31%.
*37%
.
23,700
2,900
7%
36
30
32
16 Va
20 3/4
5
—15
Glass Co
Hazel-Atlas
3
*35%
36
31%
32 Va
31%
—1
Industries Inc
Hayes
30
39%
32
% July 5
8% Jan 14
39
Jan 20
5% Mar 25
144
38%
31%
31% Apr
t
*142%
38%
;
32
39% July 13
Hat Corp
240
42
12
jo
97
42
Mar 11
31% Dec
10
*95 Va
200
41%
■/
31% Jan
-
44%
32
38
36%
.
21%
8
800
2
8%
1,200
69%
69 3/8
3,800
35%
*34%
8%
69%
7%
69
5%
2
2 Va
34%
5%
38
38 Va
37%
38
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
V
.
53/4
600
34%
5%
38
25,300
5%
r
1,000
1,100
I
87
Jun
21
57% Oct
11
47% Jan
33% July 18
68% Sep 19 /
27% Feb
10
32
58 Va Jan
23
69% Mar 22
57
Sep
Aug 22
49
5
52
Nov
9
48
53% Nov
10
51
50
12
.
Jan
Illinois Central RR Co
Mar 28
No par
55
52% Mar 28
Jun
8,
*52%
53%
X53
-50
50
*52%
53%
-i*52Va
53 Va
*52%
53 %
*51%
54 Va
54 Va
*52%. 53 Va
*51%
4.70%
52% Feb
13
51% Feb
1
26
15% Jan
4
28
3
24% Mar 15
31 Va Aug 31
Jan
15
54% Apr
53
4.42%
-50
50
*52%
cumulative preferred
-50
50
*51
52
*51
52
15%
15%
*15%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
25
28%
28%
28%
29
*6%
8 3/4
*8%
Electrica
6
10% Nov 28
8% Jan
9% Jan
19
9
8 A
48% Jan
50 y« Jan
162
c
Jan
71
4
21% Jan
100 pesos
19% Jan
18
Jan
103
11
450
29% Oct
11
14
01% Mar 21
69% Mar 20
9
23
11
27% Jan
,
2
41% Jan
84
8
92% May 26
3% Mar 18
30
35% Apr
Insuranshares
Interchemical Corp common—.
6
38% Feb
174
4
Feb
23
4% Jan
31
7%
;
32 Va Jan
88
3
Jan
87% Jan
6
127% Dec
29
141
Jun
12% Jun
16
17
Jan
3
82
12
117% Sep
23
108
108
12
103% Jan
20% Nov 15
15% Feb
7
18% Apr
89% Feb
24
100% Apr,
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
Jan
10
78
Jan
23
126 Va Jan
6
11% Mar 28
Jan
31
4
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
114
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
8
42 Va Jan
9
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
35
''Jan
23% Jan
34
48% Mar
16
'
18,300
28%
3,300
*8%
8 V4
8 Va
8 Va
700
48 Va
48%
48 Va
48%
5,700
66
65%
65 Va
5,300
8%
11
38 Va Jan
29 Va Jan
4
37% Apr
Jun
2
38% Feb
7
45
Mar 23
43% Jun
3
38 Va Jan
30
45
Mar 23
15
34 Va Jan
19
39% Mar 16
45
40
12% Jan
3
15% Aug 29
13
30% Jan
26% Jan
3
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
35% Dec 30
-31
3
Sep
Feb
20% Apr
20% Mar 23
84
6% Mar 14
91% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
~fl5
6
0«() 26
34% Jan
5
2624 Jan
23
27% Jan
10
47% Mar 19
Jan
24
130
Feb
7
6
31 Va Jan
24
38% Apr
3
31
34% Jan
4
47-% Apr
6
Jan
6% Feb 13
97% Aug 15
59
Jun
90
14
May 10
Mar 27
46 Va Jan
101
19
Jun
31%
31%
29%
♦84
29 Va
b4
b4
5%
5 Va
92%
129%
29
85
29
94%
12%
36 Va
165 Va
166%
31
30%
30%
600
283/a
29
28 Va
29%
30%
40,100
4
«*b4
94 Va
-
5%
5%
94%
129
130
12
5%
■
93%
5%
5%
94
923/4
12
6,400
'133
134%
133%
135
17,500
12
184
105
*102
18
"
♦116
118
116
120
43 Va
43%
a
64
373/4
*36
36
36%
35%
36%
44%
44 Va
44 Va
25
•44 Va
443/4
1
37%
37%
3.50
133/4
5
cum
conv
new
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6
64
64 Va
<t
•36
373/4
*102
104%
preferred
6
5
507/e Jan
105% Feb
35 Va Feb
3
3
27
',46% Mar 26
9% %
Johnson
&
Corp
new
com..
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
6%
Joy
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
64 Va
64
64%
3,900
37%
*36
37%
77,500
36%
37%
36%
37
43%
45
44
Va
44%
44%
44%
4434
44
'44 3/4
♦44 Va
44%
44%
44%
36 V2
37%
36 %
36 Va
36 Va
36 Va
*36 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21
21
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*27 Va
27 %
27 Va
27 Va
27
27
27
27
44%
45
43 V?
44
43%
433/4
43%
43%
1
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
4,600
443a
*127
129%
*44 4
4
.
♦127
'
-
129 %
*127
9%
*127
129 Va
100
5
12%
10
100
1
42%
"92%
*91%
*100
92%
51%
52
513/a
*100
102
9%
92 Va
52%
102
90 Va
52%
*100
129 Va
20%
32%
27
.
37
43%
•127
700
900
13%
2,300
21
2,900
32%
.
2,500
-
2,500
1,500
27
45 Va
10,900
129%
9
11,200
8%
•
.
9%
8%
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
900
45 Va
9 Va
Jewel Tea Co Inc
>
43
-♦36
37%
94% Mar 14
Mar 21
42%
64%
65%'
55
Co
600
43
37 Va
1
JL
530
119%
119
119
42%
38
85
5,400
99 Va
*117
45 "2
58% Apr
18%
98%
*102
3J Va
*
37%
L)
300
18%
100 Va
43 Va
43%
(F
104%
r 18%
99'/a
116
38%
(Jacobs
1043/4
18
•
10
Power Co
Corp
66 '
130
50c
preferred
Dept Stores—
Interstate
64%
43
43%
*36
1,340
131
11%
98%
43%
13,000
129 Va
12%
173/4
118
14,400
12
133
12 Va
.
93
5%
93%
5%
94
100
89
*84
5%
640
129
137
■>.' 105
•29Va
•
130
12
12
35%
85
*84
85
43%
102% Feb
35'%
130
1293/4
135
37,500
35%
166
98
25
2,000
*30 Va
'
17%
eoinmon
497
*
165 Va
-
36
1673/4
97%
No par
7,200
495
31
35Va
,167%
"
17%
-—No par
90
32%
32
32%
498
*30%
/
168 »/a
9%
9
31%
36 Va
31
42%
23
24
35%
168
38 Va
43 % Jan
spp
4
169%
97
•
2,400
54%
102%
..
'
t
36 3/8
36
168%
17%
Shoe
-
100
24
53%
*101%
54%'
102 Va
32%
498
<
*23%
24
*23%
323/8
9%
Mar 14
4,600
494%
44
103% Feb
footnotes
-
494%
; 38%
8ep 23
30
32
.
9%
107 Va Nov 22
38 Va Dec
.
*38%
Mar 22
1
*
5,700
65
53%
96 Va
Intertype
>
89 Va
63%
*101%
105%
$1.40
*
88%
65%
53%
17%
Interstate
4
89
e4
101%
1
67% Feb
27
'
10
166
166
88
-
53%
.
*163
*163
-.
64
24%
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
100
10% Mar 19
47 Va Mar 16
54 %
33
-
101%
499
f
-
96'/a
7% preferred
:
25
International Telep & Teleg__No par
International Utilities Corp com__5
10
33 Va Jan
125
15
-
32
,
> *23%
54%
102
495
33%
499
'495.
•63%
24 Va
53%
102.
65%
*89%
105%
—
International Silver
22% Mar 15
13
13
85
For
4
Feb
*23%
-tf
.05
-166
89
—No par
common
/-
3
12% Sep
Mar~15
33% Nov 29
14 Va Jan
89
104
Mar 10
Sep 21
9
64 Va
Iowa-IUinois Gas <fc Elec Co—No par
70% Mar 13
34% Jan
13
32% Mar 14
98
130
10
Mar 13
63%
"'
139
International
5
62% Feb
100
International Salt
16
9
6
26
5
20
31% Sep
36
No par
*
44% Feb
:
24
48 Va
1323/4
$4 preferred
52
16
28%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
100
5
*49%
16
29 Va
7.50
106% Mar 13
6
18
common
Paper
52
10
"50
16
*163
-
653/4
32%
No par
International Packers Limited
•International
2
'
32 Va Jan
27% Jan
Apr
53
283/4
64%'-
...
90%
_100
A„No par
Machines
—
14 % Mar 13
139
28
Mar 15
Jan
2
-
Mar 27
74% Sep
39% Nov
34% Mar 15
181
94% Apr
132
■65
163
89%
54%
preferred
64%
163
102 Va
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada coin__No par
Preferred
100
121% Mar 13
Jan
87% Aug 26
f
53
*51%
16
48
-48%
-
53%
preferred
4%
V
'
*101%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—_5
6% Mar 16
■;<
—5
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
9
48 >4
.
90%
24
1
preferred
• Iron
Corp
Int'l Harvester
28
32% Mar 12
30
Inc
Interlake
Int'l Business
6
Feb
4%%
/
Mar 26
*51%
53
29
8%
8%
65
20
7
Ctfs
3,300
•'BtDO
15%
89%
No par
6
34% Mar 21
4
84
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
6
Feb
500
165% Apr
28% Apr
3
-
61% Jan
103
26
30% Jan
Feb
24 Va Mar 13
•
Jan
6% Nov 21
3
69Va Jan
23
373,
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
166
Inspiration Cons Copper
21% Jan
18
65
*163
Inland Steel CoJ—
23
62
100
13
13
165
48%
—No par
Feb
47%.Jan
6
Apr
48 Va
1
*
Jan
100% Jan
28% Nov
Mar
Industrial Rayon
53% Jan
8
41% Jun
,.165% Aug 16
50% Mar 13
78 Va Feb
Mar 29
33% Sep
6
85% Oct
163
Sep
14
4
59
15
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
7
19
249
29
68
26
37% Jan
96% Jan
Dec
91% Nov 28
6
Feb
46
169% Jun
20
68% Mar 14
35% Jan
.
58% May 23
6
Va
53%
28 3A
\
41
.
2,800
"4,800
Mexico
De
:
—
*
49
53
-
*49%
52
*51
16
Illinois Terminal RR Co—.-
2
Industria
8% Dec
55%
—5
10
29% Jan
cumulative preferred
53%
4.20%
3
Feb
16 Va Mar
,
.
>
55 Va
•48%
*48%
53%
'
55
67%
.,.*52'/a
48'/a
9
Mar 11
49
*<53
48%
*52%
Jan
Feb
*48%'
48%
55
15% Oct
55%
53%
53% Mar 14
63
X55%
48 Va
4.26%
55
54%
*52%
5
12
66%
..50
50
19
17
32
67%
..50
50
Jan
Apr
Jan
313/4
67
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
51
j 53
13% Apr
•1
313/4
68
55
55%
49 Va
11
Jan
68 Va
32
*31%
31%
67%
32
67 %
55%
55%
Co common—No par
Illinois Power
'
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
32
68%
4.08% .cumulative preferred
55% Mar 28
23
313/4
31%
68
10
Idaho Power Co
2
.
46%
46 V4
47 Va
24,200
*90'/a
913/4
X90
91%
90
52
52
52
102
•100
200
1,600
52
•100
52 %
102
102
26,000
51%
52%
52
53 %
53%
55%
56Va
58%
57
57%
79%
793/4
80
80
79
73%..
78%
79
77 Va
77 Va
2,600
50 Va
49%
49%
41,800
48%
105
433/4
v
50 Va
49%
.;
104%
44%
.: 42%
105
50%
105
44 Va
49 %
104%
42Va
49 Va
50 Va
105
^
43% %
t_
105
43 Va
105
105
43 Va
'
42%
105
433/8
.
680
7,900
9
1956
.w
(.
..
».
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>
,
Number 5523
Volume 183
•
^
M* J\'
»
v-M' *
»•-»
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1767)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
B*n«rft for p-rrtout
L«WMt
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Apr. 3
Apr. 2
Sales far
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 4
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 5
Shares
Apr. 6
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
35
14
Feb
Nov 30
94
Sep 30
i5% Mar
4
100% Mar 23
105
107% Sep
Nov
43
25
9
105% Nov 28
104
Jan
10
105
84% Apr
48% Jan
9
84
6
4%
Apr
10
22% Mar 27
21
Kayser
Feb
14
36% Mar
Jan
23
23
32
113
.i
27
Mar 27
9
8
7
>
Kern
6
■56
Sep
10
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
29% Feb
38% Dec
27
56
Jan
25
63% Mar 16
Feb
16
102% Mar 19
> 52% Jan
31
4%%
f.59% Mar 15
69
60
88% Jan
92 % Mar 18
100% Jun
s
,
23
32
Jan
55% Feb
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
60
4
Sep
J
Jan
14
3
;
22
Feb
.
1
:
4%
preferred
Jan
10
4
•;
Kresge
29 % Apr. 3
> 52 :
Mar ? 9
15% Feb
(S S)
Kroger
4
<
22
Dec
16
'
5% Jan
25
18% Dec
Mar 14
6
T 25
20% May 10
.,
'■»
28% Jan
6
86% Aug U
11
6
34% Sep
29
Laclede
20% Feb 10
11
97.
13% Jan
10
16% Mar 29
72% Jan
23
83 V Jan
25% Apr
ft
1% Jan-" S :: 2 3/4 Sep
26
17 % Dec
22
t
3% Jan
*
40% Mar 14
16
22
Sep 30
19% Jan
-
64% Jan
'23
3
13% Jan
24"% Dec
47
*
*
22
16
66
Sep 20
56
Jan
73
Dec
20% Oct
11
139% Dec
7
45 % Jan
77% Jan
9
'
24
*
fr-h
U
100% Jan
12
Apr
2
Jnn
->
27
64 % Jan
23
10
31% Feb
7
9
1193/4 Apr
5
Jan
6
35
2l3/a Mar
1143/4 Mar
104
27
58
903/4 Dec
16
*
197/s Apr
Mar
84
106
Jan
•143% Jan
22 % Mar 14
313/4 Dec
6
233/4 Apr
51% Jan
3
42
26% Dec
% Jan
6
27% Feb
48 y4 Jan
0
0133
-
19
03
28
215/b Jan
23
43'% Jan
20
49 % Jan
Mar 28.
19% Jan
6
140
11
1413/4 Jan
-
32% July 27
26 y8 Mar 14
95
Jun
6
13 % Jun
8®/i Jan
6
12% Feb
16
563/4 Jan
23
643% JaD
.
«-■
122
6
Jan
18
,
47/s Dec
Sep
41 Ye
Jun
21
578
8% Apr
4
4
685
16
5Ye Nov 25
34% Jan
17
28
Jan
6
353/8 Jun
21
16
Jan
7
6V4 Mar
11
11% Feb
75/8 Sep
20'/4 Feb
6
5% Mur 21
10% May 18
May 18
27
28
V
Mar
35Ya Jan
9
9
3
13
33 V* Jan
4
16% Feb
18
Feb
7%
(P)
preferred
Louisville
1
Jan
11
25
92
37
Apr
98
-Jan
38 Ya Jan
Apr
93 Ye Apr
3
44
Feb
4
32% Jan
27
403/a Dec
19
35 y4 Feo
9
6
22% Nov 29
26% Feb
-
16
20% Feb
16
24 Ya Jan
33% Mar 14
44 V4
July 21
405/s Feb
14
Jan
10
94
Mar 28
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
93 x/4 Apr
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
86
25Ye Jan
4
35 y4
July 12
52
Feb
10
20 Y« May 16
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
44
Jan
6
46
16% Feb
29
Dec
45
Aug
1
573/4 Jan
17
•
91
July
58
6
69%
Sugar
Midland
*
Field
4 V4-%
Co
&
preferred
L)
Martin
.*
Dept Stores
Maytag Co
$3
323/4 Mar 15
Feb
24
31
39
95
Jan
25
283/8 Jun
28
20
26
303/4 Apr
12
Sep
88 Va Mar 30
24
Mar
82% Mar 21
245/8 Feb
96
July 21
L12% Apr 22
91
Jan
112
3
54
22 y8 Oct
11
26% Feb
11
18 Ys Feb
7
233/i Jan
52% Aug 26
48% Feb
13
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
103% A
102
93 % Dec
101
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
29% Oct
37% Jan
133
Jan
For
18
or
18
97
1
105
107% July
93% Mar 29
Apr
Apr
25
;
60
96
9
106
Sep
9
38'/s Mar
54% Nov
23
lootnotes
see
page
Jan
M.ir
30 y8 Jan
21
146% Sep
Jan
Apr/
473/4 Jan
7
25
21
102
107%
2
6
2
20
20
40 y8 Feb J.4.
135% Jan
24.
17
993/4 Peb
98% Jan
106
Mar
33
47
Jan
11,400
22%
22%
21,400
105
99
100%
20%
►
„
Mead
Cum
2nd
4 %
139
*138%
57
*563/4
99%
$4
6
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24'A
24 %
233A
24s/a
7,700
72
69 y4
72 y4
68%
70
70'A
713A
70
70%
4,400
30%
30%
30%
12,500
44%
200
*139
145
30
45
?.
327/a
33%
32%
31%
30
303/8
91%
91
10 %
*9%
29%
x90
91
•;
45
32Y4
33'/4
303/4
90
307/a
*44»/4
♦139
145
♦139
'
x293/4
30y4
*44!/4
145
*5%
600
600
44Y4
51/2
53/a
5 3/a
*6%
6%
63/4
93/4
♦38
93/4
93/4
45
45%
45
455/a
53/a
38
38
10
♦573%
600
3.85%
31
34%
341/a
35Y8
34%; 36%
42,200
30
29%
29 Ya
29%
29S/8
9,500
90
90
91
90%
10
lO'/a
90%
10 3/4
lO'/a
4.45%
Miami
6
Middle
5%
93/4
9%
600
20
53/4
6
6,000
53/a
61/2
6 Va
*61/4
38%
*38'%
39%
93/4
10'/a
97/a
IO1/4
8,400
45%
44%
45'%
44%
12,200
6%
6%
*38
44
17Ya
17 Ya
17%
17%
173/4
53 34
54
539/a
53 Ya
*53%
31%
32
36%
37
6,800
54
1,200
31%
31 %
2,200
31Y8
323/4
31%
31 Ya
36%
37
36
36 3/4
937/a
94%
♦937/a
941/4
94%
95%
160
94
33%
345/a
33%
34 Ya
33%
34Ya
34
34Y4
353/4
50,000
435/8
47 34
48%
48%
49'A
48
487/a
48
48%
15,700
32'%
325/8
36
36Y4
48 Ya
300
17%
17%
541/a
33 %
400
9%
39
17%
*937/8
3,800
*5731/4
♦5731/4 605
53/a
373/4
37%
38 Ya
38
1261%
124 Y4
127»/4 128
370
3,500
4,400
4,300
9>/2
■,
21V8
21'/a
21
21
20 Ya
21
443/a
443/4
44'/a
441/4
43 Ya
4 4 3/a
36%
f
„
♦94
95
207/n
:
11,600
„
1,400
44 Ya
44 Ya
4,700
93
*91%
*91% >931/4
36%
21
*207/a
2 07'a
44 Ya
44%
;,
*92
93'%
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333/4
88
♦86%
88
337/a
34
55i/2
♦55
55%
551/4
21
X20%
No par
—
No par
3
...
14 y4
Steel
46%
143/a
Corp
series
common
Inc
pfd
&
Co
Co
Scott
—
625/a
61%
62
88
88
88%
891/2
800
91
91%
89
90%
2,400
473/4
47 5/8
48%
47 Ya
48'/a
47Y4
48
47%
48
3,500
22%
22
22
22
22%
22
22 %
22
22%
2,200
187/e
I8Y4
18 7/a
I8Y4
18 Ya
187/a
19
187/a
19
1,500
797/a
79'%
79%
78 3/4
783/4
1,300
1011/2
80%
101
/
91
Utilities Inc
Prod
8%. 1st preferred
common
—
102
102
102
102
102
101 '/a
90
*88
90
88
88
*85%
32%
32%
32
32Y8
-
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32%
32Y4
97%
97»/a
96%
97%
97%
38
38%
387/a
*38'%
383/4
38 Ya
26
26
25%
26
255/g
28%
291/4
94
109
28Ya
28 3/a
94
*91%
109
109
109
No par
*51%
52%
12.50
Xl93/a
193/4
193/a
197/a
51
51
51
5
*96
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*106
53
30%
453/4
138
97%
105
98 y2
98
108 '
537/a
30Ya
46 Ya
138
52%
♦51
97
97
105
♦103 «/4
45Ye
283A
94
109
-
19%
97»/a
30%
453/4
195/8
18,500
51
*96
1,700
100
97%
105
97
*95
97
♦96%
98
*96%
98
107%
♦107'/4
1C9
*107'/4
109
541/2
54'%
10
105
*95
533/a
136 Y4
300
19%
♦IO31/4I06
105
IO7V2
453/4
300
700
51 Ya
50%
511/4
97
33,400
91%
51 %
19 Y4
51
♦96%
303/4
28%
109
*108%
51%
503/4
97%
1,300
4,000
91 %
•
.
19Y4
*96
39
26
27%
91
5034
♦103%
800
38%
28
109
193/a
98
138
91
51%
98
53%
27%
108%
97
3,200
*255/8
,
52%
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108
*106
30'/a
103
98
*96%
138
28'/a
*91%
♦95
98
*95
53Va
26
323/«
97
38%
26
.97
130
300
88
32
97%
38
*90%
100
79Ya
80
793/4
♦101
97'/a
*96
8,000
62
32 y4
♦103 V4
330
91%
32%
51
81
81
881/4
16%c
5
10
14Ya
14'%
81
62%
25 7/e
5
*80
91
No par
Linotype
8,900
14%
88
No par
common
60
141/4
14%
14%
-
92%
18 Ya
1
1,400
46%
201/4
91
47%
3%
305/a
*45 Ya
79%
62%
22
100
301/a
45%
20%
893/4
92
*88
301/4
45 Ya
63%
92
50
1
600
30
80
89
80
20s/8
30%
46'/a
62Y4
65%
89
101
10
100
79
79%
63%
25
v
3,000
*45%
14%
14'/»
56
20
93%
30%
21
46
46
'
'
*88 %
77
100
—
213/8
305/a
30%
34
793/4
1
10
*55
56
♦21
30%
1
Co
pfd 4.30%
South
21%
5
18
;
common
2nd
56
30%
5
Co
34
21
*55 %
♦453/8
100
preferred
34%
♦55
50
Publishing
Inc
34
50c
common
Copper
Midland
,
605
,10%
9%
54
preferred series
3.80%
2
145
*139
177/a
pfd—100
100
preferred series—100
preferred series^.
„100
preferred series———100
4.35%
3
600
39
10
10 y8
30%
44%
441/4 -;44%:
■ 145
*139
54%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4
400
2,600
87%
Machine
21
573/4
34
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
.
941/4
Mergenthaler
3
220
98%
Ya
333/4
Co
conv
15,300
20%
98
"
20
.
139
343/8
$3.50 preferred
5
57
573/4
'99
983/4
t -—
101%
7%
173/4
No par
common
Shoe
&
19
139
93i/4
preferred series B_-
Merck
9
♦lOOVa
20%
139
87%
preferred (1st series)
Melville
101 Va
99
*92%
Stores
Corp
4'/4%
•100%
54%
5
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
16
*97Va
94
Rioctrlc
McLellan
99%
871/a
convertible
3%%
*97%
20
90
105
♦104
105
•104
941/4
McGraw-Hill
Mar 12
Jan
57
98%
•;
993/4
76%
22V4
24%
100
preferred
iran w
-
58V2 Mar 16
142'
58
99%
75
22%
•93%
McCrory Stores Corp
-
52% Mar 12
Mar 29
*57
99%
139
139
139
58
75
22'A
♦86 Va
Corp
$2.50
.
Mar 26
Feb
97% Mar 16
18
108% May
Jan
20
"
75
*92%
293/4 Mar 15
23
100%
20%
1,200
78 3/4
95
8
445/8 Jan
139
20
4,000
120
•117
.,
12,400
30Ya
30 Va
30'A
1193A'
87%
Co
106 Ys Jan
•
'
119
77
76
773A
77
30
118 3A
93%
common
17
45,700
93%
(The)
56% Jun
221/4
*93%
Stores
7
21Yu
*86%
Mercantile
433/4 Jan
22'A
No par
Mengel Co
Feb
213A
pfd 1947 series—No par
pfd
No par
6
93
34,300
70
1
6
10
48%
*97%
102
*100%
20%
100
47
5
common.
Apr
9
985/8
1
27% Feb
Jun
102
*57
No par
1
,
138%
102
5,900
99
93'/4
preferred
McCaii
97% Mar 12
33% Jan
46
18
'
16%
455/a
*97
46 y2
*104
99
16
45
99
45'A
223/8
22%
16
<46
46%
76%
105 "
*97%
6%
McCord Corp common
91% Mar 2l
~6
99
16
45
•96%
453/4
♦117
80 3/8
'
May
"
21% Jan
*96 V2
:
119
*103%
37%
Co_
23
26Y4 Jan
20
4
Corp
Master Electric Co
29
13
16
463/4
22%
22%
993/a
6%
:
•_
(Glenn
19% Feb
21
16
45%
78%
104
•
*100%
No par
Masonite
23 Va Feb
30% Feb
4,100
16 >
.50
com—
1
77% Feb
"22%
&3/4
pie.erred
Cement Mfg Co
25
21
64%
2,000
47
*117
37%
Corp common
Jan
393/4 Sep
6,100
62
'
1
convertible
15'/a Feb
7
533/8
62
453/4
*98
340
53 »A
62 y4
963/4
104
7,200
533/B
45
80%
-
162
53%
16
119
1,500
26y2
683/4
68%
161%
162
62 y4
96 3/4
77
17,000
64
46%
119
10,200
16%
53%*
963/,
215/b
7,200
96'A
26
x
69 Va
68 7/4
161
20Va
93 y4
10%
26 3/a
26
20
,
;
63
45
6.25
22
60% Jan 21
*
2,100
523/a
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100
I
17
9
69
161
"
ft
18
77% Dec
'26%
46
463/4
No par
29% Feb
1023/4 Jan
687/B
1,000
6,800
533/8
64%
16
•
26%
161
161%
523/4
66%
16
Exploration
23
14
'
533/8
65%
45
Shirt
43'/a Jan
Mar 23
161
53
1
25
Feb
27
10o
Co
45 Ys Apr
Jan
►161%
Co
Mar 14
31
69
162
50
RR
213/4 Aug 11
*
263/4
68%
68 %
93/4
15
-
26%
*26%
.
481%
181/4
is y4
17 Va
95% Mar„.5, ...Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
487/a Mar> 19
McKesson & Robblns Inc—
68
18 Ya
20%
100
3
101
is y4
18%
>
61/2
47Y4
;93%
No par
803/4 Jan
18
6'/a
48'A
38 '/a
J2
106% Apr
6%
473/4
127 %
•
24
2
6%
48%
18%
1,800
16
y4
6%
9Y4
Coal
6
47%
:
37%
Marquette
903/4 Mar 21
18
16.
163A
100
com
13
Aug
16
,
92 3/a
100
Jun
523/4 Jan
8,400
16%
6%
,,
91
101
2 3/a
16%
2>A
15%
20%
';
9
3
21%
2«A
157/B
V
Inc—
23
12
203A
2'A
153/4
17%
50
Feb
Jan
213/a
1253/4
Marshall
16
713/4 Dec
20 Y4
2%
20%
100
47
1
21%
2%
93
(Ky)_No par
71 % Jan
Apr
203/4
2%
17
l'o
15
40
21%
17%
100
13
4
78
16 3/4
No par
Apr
May
77
1
78% Dec
67
77
93/4
4%
3
65%,Apr
77
'
18
2.50
Mandel Bros
i2
Jan
76%
38%
9
Jan
! 16 3/8
74%
u,
128%
56% Jan
83 % Jan
163/g
753/4
20*
25
_—
16Va
923/4
175/s
800
11,300
4,700
9,800
93/4
3
.15
16 Ye
3 7 3/a
34% Apr,
13
981/a
16 y8
933/4
cumulative
21
341/4
*97%
16%
126%
cum
76»/2 Mar 29
8
34
98%
16 3/a
93/4
$3.40
14 y8 Feb
16
337/B
•96%
128 Va
$3.75
45% .T**h
Aug 22
14 y« Mar 14
81
33%
98%
20%
No par
$3.75 preferred
Jan
335/8
•96%
93/8
2
32% Jan
r 33%
98%
38 3/a
4
25
16 3V
I__g
com_>
—
7
46.-
343/8
127%
Manati
24
273/4 Feb
2,700
1
Chef
87% Mar
20 % Apr -
21%
'
com
Garden
55
7
211/4
18%
5
96% Jan
Mar
21%
20
—
283/4 Feb
56% Mar 31
25 V2 Dec
8
21%
93
common
Feb
4
21%
2%
2y*T
16%
10
Feb
97
2,800
21%
•*
10
*
48% Mar 19
99
3
is y4
Mahoning
50 V2 Mar 23
94% May
.
17 Ya
18V2
—
3
99
23!/8 July 19
173/a
203/a
21%
7
000
17 3/a
743/4
^
2%
.
2,700
4
173/4
163/8
76
203/4
82,800
255/e
4
41/4
*4
4%
•5,900
147/B
"
255/8
....
*17%
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)—
Magic
3
24
253/8 Jan
/
217/e
21%
*4
•
*97/a
Marine
23
4lA
17%
-
143A
——
-—No par
No par
6
33% Jan
4%
--"•175/8
16%
75%
10
& Sons
Square
18% Mar 19
22
16%
100
Marathon Corp
Sep
255/e
132
257/a
92 y4
Inc
46% Mar 28
38 V2
15
255/8
25 %
»
20%
preferred series A
Madison
3 5
"
147/a
15
rl/64
%
4%
31
Manhattan
7
15
25%
15
>
1V
45
Maracaibo Oil
317/e Jan
•
14%
253/e
15
26
293/4
9
557/8 Feb
49%
*44 y4
6
363/a Jan
48%
0
3
Mar 21
53
29 %
50%
18%
—.
preferred
Jan
31% Mar 28
July 14
28%
49%
*4
1
Trucks
7,300
49%
29%
50%
88
Wood Working Co
4%%
5,200
5P/4
49%
28 %
49%
'^MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
6%
28%
49%
49%,
29%
49%
28%
50"%
20 y4
Common
M & M
28%
49%
28%
25%
10
Lukens Steel Co
,
6,500
4,500
ft
Co
i.JSi
(M)
29%
493/4
483/8
18%
j;
Nashville
&
29%
49%
49%
15
270
98
♦97
29 %
49%
*96%
D
Co
97%
110
8,900
58%
29
.
28
*34
preferred
series E preferred
Jan
21
*
29%
600
62%
58%
49%
98%
series B preferred
4.35%
97%
97%
29
59%
49Va
..
preferred
_100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
7
59
97%
29%
30
41
37% Dec
97%
77
series
58%
58%
293/a
lOYs Jan
9
58%
•
102
102
101%
No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
6
54% Aug 23
700
62%
63
63
101%
102
77
'
28
34Y8 Nov
„
38%
215/8
Lorillard
Mar 20
24
*37%
30
31
6y4 Jan
38 %
77%
4.25%
3
Jan
38
22 V4
5%
41-. Mar 13
610
38%
29%
6
10% Feb
14,900
76s/a
ID3/, A"r
139
29%
.543/4
2l3/a
Mack
10
97%
'
53%
77%
Macy (R H) Co Inc
23
98
700
54%
62%
i.
5,500
45
53%
29%
6
Feo
59%
29%
46
45%
44%
}
22%
3
34
*38%
62%
58%
\
53%
295/a
13
100 y4 Jan
19
45
76
36% A^r
Sep 22
45
*101%
59%
29%
25%
63
►101%
*97%
45%
25%
102
102 %
58%
44%
25%
10
923/4 Jan
9
63
53%
45
25%
10
31% Jan
Feb
*101
52%
44%
25%
Corp—
Co
4
9
62%
61%
-
conv
27
31
38%
g
10
9'/4 Jan
38%
6%
29 '/8 Feb
3
39
47%
89% Jan
13
7% Jan
Jan
*38%
63/4
26 y4 Jan
35% July 15
88 % Mar 15
'
138
July 22
j
53%
52%
45%
common-
75% Mar 29
•
53%
4,200
17,200
41,500
3,200
51
Cement
:f<
3iy2 Mar 20
3
45%
52%
48 %
M
12% Mar 14
*
*44%
52%
,134%
136%
45
Gas
8
20
45%
52 y4
34%
Products-
1,500
35%
135%
35
35%
35
25%
'
Star
* 100% Mar 26
Jan
*44%
*96%
Oo_—
Lowenstein
39% May 16
51%
51%
52 %
Star
62% Mar 19
,
134%
*337/8
'-«ferred
43/4%
5
10
27
35%
135%
Lone
-
23
83% Jan
35
134
Lone
■
Mar 14
104
"35%
138%
223/b
9
21% Feb
49% Jan
30
Fink
Belt
35
135
-35%'
138%
22%.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
13
6
4,100
19%
213/4
*
15
102% Jan
2
5,100
22%
19%
1*6 %
-*t
"Mar 20
22% Feb
2
253/4
22%
19%
'"47%
Lionel Corp
(The)
Liquid Carbonie Corp
.
5
138% Mar 28
July 27
6
80
100% Mar 27
3
May 25
3
Apr
29
24% Mar 12
993/8 Mar 23
0 1
July 15
25'/» Jan
Jan
16% Feb
4T3/4 Mar 29
,25%
22%
19%
177/,
preferred £
Tulip Cup Corp
Link
28
5
147
Lily
66% Mar 29
Feb
s
4
105
54% Mar 27
i
187/8 Jan
>
7%
25
22%
19%
26
1
—
>
25
•22%
19%
17%
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
*
.
i
POfr
15
21
107% Apr
2
45
1
103 % Jan
7
2
35% .Tan
5
8
Mar 11
28 % Feb
.72% Feb
25%
22%
common_3
Libbey-Gwens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Llbby
J
24%
22%
33
Lerner Stores Corp-
'163% Feb
23
July
Sep 26
100
102
'•>
r
&
4,200
,t
20%
5
96% Apr" 6
18 % Mar 29
.<
3
38 Ya Sep
23
Mar
11
4
47% Jan. 23
7
32 % July
123
5
103% Mar
iq
24% Aug
7
Oct
19
64% Feb
28% Mar 14
20
14
39% Sep
26% Mar 14
Oct
6
»
-
3
Jun
49.Jan
17;
Lehn
100
84
46
25%
(The)
Corp
83%
•44%
84
45%
22%
46
4
Sons Co
84
,♦44%
20%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd—
No par
nonchm
-Lehman
24
2
63 % Mar
500
y
25%
83
46
25%
50%
1st
noncum
103%
45%
5
21% Mar 26
9
25% Jan
156
10
-Jun
Feb
$3
1
19 % Feb
10
1 nn<,
15
403/a May 17
17 % Mar 14
114
9
15 % Feb
21% Jan
30
Dec
74% Feb
55% Apr
31
Apr
19
164% Nov
25% Jan 25
79
I i"
-Feb
1,
48 % Mar 23
4
6
29% Sep 28
723/4 Sep 22
9
>613/4 Mar 14
46% Oct
Mar
31
Feb
8
*
23
16% Jan
-
3
2 3/4 Jan
19
3
43 '/a Jan
3
♦102%
82%
*45
20%
I
&
*102% 103%
83
46
25%
3.85%
preferred
—a.-u
100
Lehigh Coal &- Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland "Cemerit
25
Lehigh Valley RR___
No par
Lehigh Valley.. Coal common
1
.
103%
82
*43
46%
_I_I_1
Gas Co
Lee& (James)
Mar 22
21% Jan
3
19
Apr 22
23
3
149% Jun
4
Jan
57/8 Jan*'
4 *
893/4 Dec
18
2
15% Jan
1
Jan
.
19% Jan 23
1
63% Sep
47% Jan
I
16
♦102 %
103%
83%
100
-22%
i<j
Lee Rubber & Tire—
" :34% Mar 23,
31% Feb
94% Jan
30
Dec
*
108
103%
70
101
*107
26
4.32%
pfd series A wi
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Me*
Lane Bryant common
1
6
3
18% Jan
11% Jan
% Jan
18 % Apr
6
227/a Mar 12*
.
*100
108
50%
.-No par>
Rights
Mar 16
20
82?
*
4
Mar 16
28
15% Nov
.
7
-
25
98 % May
v
Mar 14
53% Jan
Feb
Feb
-4
32
27
4
16% Mar 13
"
'
3
101
*107
45%
100
i
Co; (The)—
"
1/64 Apr
25% Apr
*100
108
46
No par
10
Co
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
101
1
—
Kress
29
♦100
25%
1
95%
♦106%
104%
34%
1
common
1,900
2,900
95%
97
*95%
108
5
prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
97
101
25
(111)
*95%
50%
40%
*106%
•
137%
2.50
com
preferred.
$5
29% Mar 29
97
84,200
47%
40%
*50
J
22%
III__l
2]]
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
40%
-
Nb par
Indus
prior
50%
40%
47%
48%
50
41%
20%
__5
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp..
6
6
;
50% Feb
14% Mar 28
7
98
j
43% Jan
t
Apr
40% Mar 19
3
28% Feb
9
16
-
94
4
20
12% Mar IS
*54% Anr
48 % Jan
30
47% Dec
Jan
14
23
101
23
28% Jun
89% May 81
f46
43% Feb
7
Dec
10
33% Jan
July 26
105% Nov
Jan
39% Feb
Oil
conv
48
49%
25%
8 75
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee
26 % Mar 20
48%
49%
40%
*100
82%
*45
_No par
Co
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
49% Mar 20
29% Jan
•
(Julius > &
Kelsey
147% Mar 14
53% Apr
44% Mar
Mar
Feb
26
15
*95 %
47%
50%
107
*103%
50
49%
41%
41%
101 %
107
IIlOO
preferred
48%
*50
97
*100%
100
City Southern com__Nopar
27
Feb
18
*24
84
4.20%
.
Kansas
5
20
I
49%
*95%
IIlOO
preferred
preferred
Jan
24
'21% Jan
July 15
9
-34% Jan
cum
4.50%
,
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27
50%
41%
45 % Jan
8
38% Nov
50
41%
r
»46% Jan
Corp
46%
2
Mar
71% Feb
Chem
33%
Mar 13
44% Jan
3
27% Mar 14
1
Apr
4
24% Mar
24 %
103
21
29% Jun
6
Mar
107
3
Oct
24
96
Fee
17% Mar 24
44
,
Feb
24
98% Jan
17
&
4% % preferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.Nopar
3.80% preferred
100
20
Jan
100
May
Kaiser Alum
2
Feb
94
105
Oct 31
.
52
,41% Mar 27
7
Mar 10
21V«Jan
49% Apr
..
23
6
9
102% Mar 15
70% Jan
'
38% Jan
99% May 16
105
10
% Mar
4a
39
305/a
46
138%
54%
54%
553/a
20
.
7,300
*
30 %
45%
137
30 3/a
30%
30 Va
46V8
138%
4574
45Y4
.138 >/4
20,200
3,400
~
.
138%
240
19
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20 "
Monday, April 9, 1956
...
(1768)
NEW
STOCKS
Bang e for Frevlew
Year 1955
Range Since Jan.
Nov 30
29% Feb
20
41% July 13
30% Feb
9
36% Jan
21% Feb
29
21
11
35
29% Oct
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
25% Jan
1
50 Ve Oct
17
70
106
Oct
14
117
80
Jan
d
115
Jun
102% Dec
28
107
12% Jan
6
17
13
Jun 20
Dec 30
15
82
19% Apr
11
Oct
Jan
Apr
23
24
58
Jan
102% Jan
11
4
14
80
Mar
27
Mar
35% Dec
Apr
6
88
9
Jan
20
28% Dec 30
33% Oct
31
44% Feb
15
36% Jan
22 V4 Jan
17
5
29% Jan
3
10
33% July
Aug 10
8% Jan
6
73'/a Sep
14% Mar 19
30
31
Feb
21% Aug 12
13
Mar
32% Dec
27
23
8
69% Mar 27
7
100% Jun
1
37% Apr
3
Nov" 29
15% Sep
14
8% Apr
3
49
Jan
0
79% Sep
68% Apr
5
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
15
7
23
7
16
8%
1
18% Feb
19% May 12
24% Jan
14% Dec
79% Apr
6
Jan
5
21% Feb
23
Jan
30
21
21
Feb
41% Jan
11
3
9
23
2
52% July
6
32% Feb
IB
25
Feb
14
28
Jan
22
39% Jan
26
25% Oct
11
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
73% Apr
28
V 18% Jan
43%
37 %
95.%
21%
28%
51%
35%
32%
38%
Mar
Mar
Mar
Apr
Mar
Mar
Mar
85
Jan
23
107% Nov
15
3
21% Apr
25
18% Jan
10
23% Dec
9
20% Jan
20
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
43% Feb
9
23
May 17
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
Feb
14
11
42% Mar
27
3
27
30% Oct
33
Jan
19
,17% Jun
9
-
20
40
Sep
I* 28
16% Apr
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
26
42% Feb
Mar
Jan
45% Jan
42% Feb
50
Mar
18
6
10
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
36% Jan 23
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
114% Nov
9
128
Jan
24
17% Apr
•
Mar
2
21
21%
21%
18%
18
21%
18%
32%
33%
21%
18
77%
105
_100
20%
80'A
20%
20%
80%
80%
*27
47%
38%
9%
70
80%
20%
23%
22
22%
48%
26
41%
36%
77%
*118
120
138% 139%
*104% 105%
140%
138
104%
76%
78
120
"H8
20%
80%
28
*27
27 %
41%
42%
41%
29
29
x41%
*28%
i53/4
157/8
153/8
47%
33%
48%
38%
33%
48
38
33%
14%
14%
13%
38
74%
73%
38
74
37%
29
157/8
48%
38%
33%
14%
75
38%
9%
70
80%
21
22%
22
22%
49%
34%
16,700
21%
21%
21%
4,300
18%
18%
18%
9.100
74
75
75
75
6,500
*118
120
*118
119
150
141
140
141
4,800
139%
♦104'A
105%
105%
50
19%
19%
19
19'/2
10,300
80%
801/4
80%
80'A
140
27
27
136%
137%
137%
41%
33%
33
33%
5,400
13%
13%
14%
3,900
72%
73%
761/4
10,600
38'/a
37%
37%
14,500
70,100
9i/a
8%
91/a
68%
68%
69%
80
791/2
791/2
180
*20%
50%
17%
44%
10,900
20%
20%
20%
5,800
8%
*49'/a
17%
17%
43%
8,100
37%
*791/4
50%
38%
30%
15%
48%
37%
37%
*49
38
15%
47%
721/a
49%
34%
7,600
15%
48%
38
13%
49%
34%
30%
1,400
33
38%
50%
27
50%
34%
30%
37%
4,100
15'A
44%
39%
50%
1
39%
29
48
21%
21%
27%
39%
28%
37%
21
x26%
50
33%
30%
37%
17%
44
40%
90
21
20%
100
27
*25%
41%
*28%
41%
37
90%
22%
*104'A
29
40
26%
22
33%
18'/a
x41%
36%
90
22%
37%
21%
42
37%
90%
19%
-
11,100
33%
37%
32%
26%
80
Shares
37%
36%
8%
*69
80%
20
22%
*21%
22%
47%
26 %
9
*69
♦he Week
Friday
Apr. G
Apr. 5
33%
34%
31%
32
21%
21%
17%
18%
75
76%
119% 120
140
140%
*104% 105%
19%
20
80%
80%
*26
27
41
41%
29
29
15%
15i/2
47%
48%
37%
38
33
33%
13%
13%
72%
73%
37%
38%
8%
9
*68%
70
*79%
80
*20%
20%
22%
22%
21%
21%
?*>%
?°%
48
48%
26
26%
41% 41%
35%
36%
90
90%
21%
21%
25%
26%
49
49%
32%
33%
29%
30
37%
37%
17%
17%
43%
44
41%
42
34%
32"%
34%
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co (The)
No par
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
12
Morrell (John) & Co
_lo
Motorola Inc
Motor Products Corp
10
Motor Wheel Corp
g
Mueller Brass Co
1
Munsingwear Inc
5
Murphy Co (G C)_
1
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
15
26
13
3
12
14
23
7
12
4
11
29
15
16% Mar 14
33%
31%
33%
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
_25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power St Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
1
Mission Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
7% preferred series A
100
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Mohasco Industries Inc
5
3%% preferred100
4.20% preferred
_100
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
Monarch Machine Tool
„_No par
Monon RR class A
25
Class B
—_No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
3
43% Sep
23% Jan
1st preferred
$5.50
34% Mar 14
40% Aug
4
0
Jan
42% Apr
2
30% Jan 16
19
Jan
3
48% Apr
3
40% Mar 26
34% Jan 11
17% Jan
5
81% Jan
5
40% Mar 6
11% Feb 29
76
Feb 20
88
Feb 20
22
Mar 23
24% Mar 15
24% Jan 12
24% Jan 12
51% Mar 19
17
26% Feb
Jan
33
7
7
34% Feb
~22%
Jan
3
Jan
6
Mar 29
Apr. 3
Sales tf
HIGH 8AL1 •* 2 i
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 4
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 2
Par
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3.30% conv preferred
100
Minn Mln & Mfg common—_No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
5
9
Mar 15
141
Apr
5
105
Apr
2
24% Jan
3
19
105
19
93 V2 N ay
7
Jan
112% Jan
15
13
,23%
19%
78%
120
Jan 23
Nov 25
26 %
20
23% Jan
EXCHANGE
37% Apr
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
68%
22%
22%
23
22%
50
2,400
21%
21%
22
221/4
1,800
22
22
22%
221%
1,200
48%
49
48'/a
48%
48,500
26'A
26%
41%
41%
*41
41%
5,300
35%
36%
36
36%
15,600
90%
94%
93
93%
31,600
20%
21 Va
20%
21
*25%
25%
25'A
25%
49%
49%
49
49%
321/a
33
32
33%
29%
29%
29%
29%
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,200
171/4
171/4
16%
171/4
3,200
43%
43%
43%
43%
5,000
26%
8,300
26%
5,200
3,600
4,100
-
16,100
1,900
42
40%
41'A
14,300
50%
41%
*49%
48%
49%
300
N
'
47
Jan
15% Dec
37 % Nov
Nashville Chatt
1
Natco
6
National Acme
11
Louis
& St
75
23
Feb
17
26% Mar 22
National Airlines
20% Oct
31
14% Jan
9
16% Mar 19
National
37% Feb
10
40% Mar 27
National
1
37% Feb
3
39% Jan
National Biscuit Co
14
Jun
28
12% Feb
179
24
Jan
30
9
14% Apr
2
13
44% Apr
172% Mar 29
2
17% Jan
183
.
Apr
7%
City
National
Container
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
34% Jan
30
49% Apr
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
25
National
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
24% Feb
10
19
Oct
11
93
Mar 21
21 '/a Mar 19
6
27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
25
28% May
6
23% Jan
16% Jan
19% Sep
Apr
40% Mar 15
3
20% Feb
10
24% Mar 19
100% Aug
9
97% Feb
9
100% Mar 29
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
19% Feb
3
45% Jan
23
103% Jan
76% Jan
Dec
106
5
Apr
Jan
31
147
Mar
146
Gas
1%
Jan
4
Apr
4
153
14
Feb
23
1J % Jan
5
,13% Mar
6
National Linen
23% Jan
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
45% Apr
2
Natl
16% Jan
20
National
Shares
Jan
20
75% Apr
5
National
Steel
5
38% Apr
6
National Sugar
23
65% Apr
4
National Supply
Mar 22
101% Feb
20
Mar
4
35% Mar
0
51% Dec
47% Jan
38% Jan
-
97% Feb 21
64
14
29
103% May
100
2
3
48
Jan
Feb
10
9
Jan
16
18
12% Feb
13
17
19
6% Jan
9
8% Dec
30
12% Jun
9
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
6% Dec
16
10% Apr
19
15% Jan
20
33% May 4
90% Mar 10
15% Oct
93
July
53% Nov 25
8
14
15% Apr 12
17% July 5
16%
Jan
24
15
Jan
11
33% Jan
24
35% Apr
92% Jan
30
96
20
4
16% Jan
2
94
Jan
5
18
104% Sep
19
1
20% Feb
17
16
Feb
10
82% Dec
6
79
Feb
21
81% Feb
62% Jan
New
78% Mar 30
55% Jan
4
23% Jan
7
33
27% Feb
14
31% Mar 29
48
Jan
5
18
49% July 27
47% Jan
3
New
York
9
63% Apr
5
N
Chicago
4
30% Feb
23
New
York
City
91
17
New
York
30
610
15
400
Jun
15
Sep
94% Jan
6
101
Jan
4
500
475
Mar 16
Jan
$5
9
N
Y
N
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
57
Oct
18
Apr
4
45% Mar 22
2
71% Apr
f,5% Apr
18
21% Jun
18
20
20
Feb
30
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
22
6
Co
Mar 14
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
2oya
6,800
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
29,800
49
49%
48%
49 Va
48%
49 Vb
48%
48%
23%
24 %
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
"23%
23%
25
14,200
38
39%
38%
38%
37%
38%
38
37%
38%
14,100
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
10.400
57
58%
58%
59
58%
59 %
575/a
59%
58
58 3A
19,100
173
173%
149
150
*146
148%
146
146
146
146% '
18%
18%
18 %
18%
4,300
74%
75
74%
75%
74%
75%
11,600
36%
36
36%
38
38'A
38%
3,900
641/4
6,700
Co
16%
1,100
35%
2,000
94'A
Omnibus Corp
RR
3.90%
4.10%
22
18% Jan
30
21% Jan
18
22
33 % Jan
5
42% Jan
20
Nopco
61% Sep
26% Feb
23
60% Jan
1
25% Jan
19
26% Feb
7
92% Dec
22
77% Jan
27
88% Jan
3
86
Sep 27
99 % Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99 % Aug 29
22% Sep 20
16% Jan
0
7
39 % Jun
7
1
54
.43% Jan
i 105%
0
Dec
52% Aug
23% Apr
; 91
Feb
Jan
3
9
t.
5
1
29% Jan
13
1
19% Jan
3
47% Jan
110% 8ep
30
100% Apr
49% Jan
22
10
10
754% Mar
9
5
110% Jan'
4
'
4
100
5
;
104
Apr
93% Apr
Jan
Nov 15
109
Jan
14
105% Apr
4
110
Jan
11
-105% Sep 27
7 30% Sep 20
109
Aug
3
106% Apr
4
109% Feb
10
39
jun
47% Apr
3
18 % Jan
100
Jan
For
28
20
19
20
33% Jan
4
21
34% Jan
10
19% May 17
103% May 13
Feb
1
101% Jan
5
40% Sep
footnotes
page
preferred
Northwest
6
60% Mar 15
preferred
series_j
seriesNorthrop Aircraft Inc.
16
4.6%
Airlines Inc
preferred
Edison
4-40%
•:
i.
;-3.90%
4.56%
4.44%
Ohio
43
44
43
43%
46,200
621%
62
631/4
62
62%
10,100
26%
27
26%
27
27
27
87
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87
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87
101
101
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103%
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500
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500
20
21
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49
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common
21 %
1
22 %
.' 48" ' * 48% *
39
38%
92
19
24
•
Apr
19% Feb
103
Feb
5
29
16
Oklahoma
4%
preferred
*425
525
87
*82%
87
♦88
90%
100
96
95
210
95
100
—
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95%
*99
101%
Elec
Co
com—10
21
20%
21
20%
20%
203/4.
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
383A
39%:
2,400
66%
66%
66%
66%
66'A
66%
66%
66%
7,900
26%
25%
25%
♦25%
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84
81
81%
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109
85%
87
86
17%
17%
inn%
101
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24%
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27
26
57%
57%
53%
105%
105%
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94 y4
941/4
106 ya
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45
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102
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106%
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107
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109
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84
85
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57%
44%
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84%
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>
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107
100
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108
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81%
20
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3,600
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57%
107
100%
-
66 %
17%
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509
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101
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91
95%
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92
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33%
4,100
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38%
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92
10,300
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91
85 %
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38%
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49
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8 81/2
87
♦88 %
19
100-
38
38%
20%
481/4
49
21%
,
96
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91
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20%
21
48%,
84%
87
19
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x86%
20%
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.
32%
84%
100
-
Preferred 4.24%
525
33%
19%
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&
*425
"90
102
33
44%
100
Co
Gas
*101
92
*88
'
38
101
33%
33
33%
1,600
87
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101
21%
*20
39
*89
90
*
21'A
*20
86%
J.00
preferred
preferred
preferred
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19%
25
.
preferred
Oil
44%
61%
*85
43"%
common—10
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Ohio
43 Va
61%
1
100 '
series—;
series
1
preferred
preferred
$4.11
14
28% Jan
,$4.10
44
27
39'/a
5
$4.08
16% Feb
3
20
20
31% Jan
$3.60
'-
.
102% Jan
•
-
com—10
Common
101 % Jan
2
Co
4,500
61
43
^_50
'
Co
20
4,100
27
87
81%
Pacific Ry_—1
No par'
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—.
21
103
31%
21 %
1^
—L
preferred
25
Northern
6
24% Feb
„
30
Sep
107
Feb
31%
57%
31%
27%
20%
37%
60%
*25 %
,_25
'
Corp
5%%
'
-95 % Jan
—
i
lo
26% Jun
31% Feb
i
39% Jan
1
Capital
9
92%M*y 9 7 ."85% Apr
5
103'A May 11 7, ".99 " Apr
0
103
Jan
4 * :i 09%.-Mar 29
103% Apr 20" '
09% Mar 26
25% Nov
Ry common
preferred :
Gas
18
,
Western
Ry
90% Mar 27
311/4
6,200
81
62%
*99
2
American Aviation-
Natural
20
31'A
39
*89%
33%
*82%
*86%
C?%
5
Central
19
31%
*20
1
Co—
Northern
70% Jan
-
Chemical
7
1
H
31%
22%
_100
T ^Northern
18% Sep 21< 'M'6% Jan
.
Jab
31
*80
81
*80
81
3,200
18%
56%
49%
Niagara Share Corp
38% Jun
64% Jan 18"- S3 % Jun 2
57%
22%
100
7
16
57%
48%
preferred
110% Mar
57%
100
Pwr Corp com_No par
9
5
57%
102%
100
106% Apr
58%
500
100
Northeast
58
*101
Corp
120
18%
59%
*425
100
16
1191/4
18%
18%
18%
80
No par
14
121%
18%
18%
*80
90
18,400
17%
981%
80
Hartford
series A—J
103% Apr
20% Jun
17%
19
50
Co
&
18%
95
*96
98%
120
120
119
120
17%
17%
*S6
98%
*96
98%
82
No par
preferred
118%
120
27%
*85%
No par
common
*96
*93%
95
*931/2
17 %
17%
17 %
17%
17%
98%
44%
preferred
preferred
6
94%
43%
61%
20
10
preferred
Jan
94%
31%
3.60%
<b
35%
94%
No par
.
Shipbuilding
Adjustment
35%
94%
31'A
& St Louis Co
5%
Niagara Mhk
36
35%
—5
3.40%
108 % J uly .14
■
*35
94%
17
*96
120
18%
*80
58%
100
13
47% Feb
1,200
16%
34%
28
88
4,200
17
23
21% Apr"
3,900
7%
14%
35%
34% Feb
3
15%
7%
14 7/8
16%
91
5
15%
7'/4
147/a
34
85% Feb
16
*14%
15%
7%
14%
7%
17
1
Apr
15%
15%
15
35%
3
42% Jan
7%
90
8,20J
19,900
8%
17
Feb
84
15%
7%
8%
17
Jan
16 % Jan
16%
7 %
8%
17
88
19% July 27
8%
44
17 %
84
91% May 4
46% Apr 20,,
111 *Ji Dec
15%
7%
43%
17
9
3
16%
16%
IV2
101
44i/o
44
8'/a
8
8%
101
14%
1
6
44%
64%
102
*101
14%
July 27
27
43%
65%
64'%
101 y4
14%
Nov
39% Jun
-
8
101%
43%
8
8'A
65%
63
63%
102
43%
18%
18%
14%
87
85% Jan
*101%
44 %
43%
1
7
13% Jan
63%
63
62%
101'A 101%
common—No par
27% Mar 24
1
36 %
1
Fibre
July
Norfolk
140
1,200
13.300
1
Haven
York
North
44
36
$3.75 preferred
-
13%
-
18%
39% Mar 27
67% Mar 14
44%
36%
94
4
146 %
43%
"
13J/a
41%
75%
3
25
Aug 23
47% May 17
13y8
44%
18%
18
6
13%
44 y8
74%
19
18% Jun
13%
45%
36%
Jan
Jan
13%
18%
Jan
98%jJan
13%
44 %
75 %
91
103
13%
45%
130
18%
Inc
48 % Jan
_
13'A
45
10,600
,
74%
32
18
146%
173%
30
97%
173%
13'/a
96%
174
300
105
96%
98
174
*;
100 %
173%
97
174
37% Jan
94% Jan
♦103%
90
100
8
100% Mar 19
103%
103%
105
97%
14
3
*103%
103%
100%
*172%
Sep
13
103%
105
101
r—4 O O
101
97
Nov
Mar 14
>
173
82 %
t
*103%
24
95
36 %
93% Jan
49,200
*100%
45
100
8,000
23%
23 y»
100'A
97
Feb
23%
23
23%
100'A
5
92% May
101 % Jan
22%
23%
23 Vb
23%
100%
8
87 % Mar 11
23 y8
22
23%
4,300
23%
26
5
22%
22
22%
38% ~
*99%
Jan
Mar
22%
22%
21%
-
5
91% Mar
Oct
31,200
49 %
30
38
23,200
443/8
4f%
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No par
N
14
43%
.
Harlem
New
Preferred
New
13%
43%
27%
No par
Co common
r
14'/a
44%
20%
5
Central
non-cum
&
Y
13%
43
42
(The) Pa com—10
Dock
102 % Jun
Mar 10
14%
43%
__io
New York Ah- Brake
23
90
240
13%
42%
Electric System
54% Feb
Jan
*173
14%
28%
Pr & Lt Co 4%
33% Jan
Mar 22
174%
173
174
No par
Corp
(J J)
England
Y
14'/a
14%
21
Cast-No par
preferred
26% Apr
86
173%
_1
Inc
24
29
173%
._1
22
Jun
Steel
Ref
Dec
103
Corp
Corp
33% Feb
59
23% Sep 27
80 % May 16
175%
1
pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp.—
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%% preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
Mar 20
7
31% Jan
172'A
14
1
New Jersey
24
125
41% Jan
22
174
*170
1,800
10
Co
Bros
3%%
8
88% Jan 20
Tea
Newberry Co
19% Mar 29
Mar 15
Dec
12,400
5
Corp
Neisner
5
16% Feb
&
Vulcanized
Mar 13
69% Jan
75
373A
100
Theatres
Nehi
17% Mar 12
97% Feb 14
Mar
Feb
37%
100
National
17% Mar 19
8
18
37%
100
Natomas Co
3
Jan
9
101
37%
.
27%
common
B
National
5
37% Mar
5
37%
preferred
National
Mar 29
8% Mar
97% Dec
18
"37%
.
"
Co
Service
Malleable
4%
3
6
Jan
Mar 19
19
43% Apr
37% Jan
13
t
Mar 12
preferred
156
42 % Mar 25
37%
1
preferred A
6%
9
21
21
37 %
..5
pfd series of 1951
11% Jun
77 % Sep
38
•;
20%
common
National Distillers Prod
3
179
1
3,000
37%
23
100
4
39%
105 % Feb
23
25
15%
39 Vb
11
Mar 29
Jan
15%
39%
National Gypsum Co common
1
54.50 preferred
No par'
National Lead Co common
5
173
16 % Apr
24% j
15%
39%
National
July 22
33% Jan
15%
39%
4
183
58
15%
39J/a
21% Mar 12
Aug 29
;
15%
39%
59'A Apr
175
90% Nov 28
15%
39%
41%
Inc
Co
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
Fuel
9,900
24%
15%
1
Register
conv
4%%
24 y8
24%
39%
42%
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
'
23%
25%
15%
3:»%
25
National
28 % Apr
$1.25
1,200
1
Cash
24% Jan
30
Lines
24
1,500
75
I_g
National
20% Mar 21
34% Feb
24%
18%
73%
s-
>74%
.
10
19% Jan
10
73%
24'/a
70
137
18%
18%
73 i/a
15%
<
100
Corp
14
Feb
18%
74 %
10
common
24% Nov
47
20
18%
*73%
5
Corp
26% May 10
11
21 % Sep
*18
24%
74%
1
Inc
preferred A
National Can
137
18
74%
74%
1
Aviation
138
♦137
18
17%
1
Co
Automotive Fibres
14% Mar 14
33% Oct
-
136%
138
i7s/g
5
23
Dec
*137
100
Corp
Jan
45% Mar
8
10% Oct
Mar
46% Nov 23
,
10
'173% Sep
140% Mar 26
1
27% July 25
29
33% May 10
'
118
21
62
70
0
20% Mar 14
;
Sep
46%
36,800
:-'37%
37%
7,000
.
.
;
19
-19
*100'A
102
T
200
/
Volume
Number 5523
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Banffe for Prolans
Year 1955
"
**weet
21% Sep 25
.
25 % Apr 25
T«vc*t
Highest
23% Jan
3
27% Mar 21
Oklahoma
64% July
8
51% Jan 23
61% Mar
26
6
94% Jan
10
31% Jan
6
47
Sep
20
40 y8 Feb
3
51% Mar 20
84% Oct
19
99
Jan
14
81% Apr
16% Jan
2
90
135
July
18% Sep
8
114
Jan
30
12 y4 Apr
4
Apr
17% Jan
9
89% Mar 28
22
107% Jan
9
112% Sep 22
33% Feb
16
Jan
3
16% Dec
20
67% Jan 17
98
Jun
Nov
71% Dec
34
Mar 14
•4
Feb
3
17
6
139
23
80
35
Jan
27
100
Apr
4
...
Apr
102% Jan
2
•
convertible
Elevator
26%
58%
58%
59%
26%
58%
125
26%
61%
124
Shares
Apr. 6
26%
127
26%
26%
15,400
61%
60%
128
the Week
Friday
Apr. 5
59%
601/2
82,400
126 Vz
128
12%
126 Vz
123/a
1,000
12%
12%
12%
90
12%
12%
12%
12%
90
20,100
90%
89%
90
413/4
89%
90 %
90
90
42%
630
45
13,200
12%
-491/4-
*16%"
48
44%
44
44%
49%
49
49%
84
75
*83
...
85
83
17%
*16%
17%.
130%
131%
75%
74
75
47 %
•100
46
101
*16%
46 Vz
100
49
.81%
*16%
17%
137
220
82'/a
100
17%
75%
5,800
9,100
45
45%
4,700
100
100%
160
39%
5,800
74%
46%.
100
5,300
49%
139
138
74%
45%
100
44%
.
83
132
.
75%
463/4
100%' 101%
43%
48%
130%
129."
76
463/4
*
83%
17
131%;
-.-75
5,5
44%
49%
49
83
17
Xl30y4
IIINopar.'
X42%
49%-
~-/81%
j
CorpI"Is
JI6.25
H
26%
Bale* far
Thursday
90
par
^
■
26%
123%
100
83 %o
(Thwl
$5 preferred
59%
123%
6.25
Owens-Illinois Glass Co_
Oxford Paper Co common
13
27
123%
1
preferred
L.
L____No
•
Apr. 4
26%
5
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Mar .9
Wednesday
Apr. 3
Chemical Corp—
Overland Corp
6
Apr
750
Outboard Marine & Mfg.
Outlet Co
6
Mar 26
4
48
»
4%%
Otis
Tuesday
Apr. 2
1951~serles__Il00
6
Jan
Gas
Conv preference
Oliver Corp common
4
Apr
-
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
17
45
61 y4 Jan
22
1
14
88% Jan
7
57
128
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Common
5
Jan
13% Jan
Natural
Machieson
umi
49% Mar 14
114
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlffheat
100
r
33
Mar 14
93
Apr
22
9% Oct
26
39% Nov
124
37% Jan
-r-
128%Jan
.
•
.
6% Nov 16
37% Nov
8% Apr
2
28
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
;
•
98% May 17
0% Sep 26
36
Jan
40
Nov
6
29
9% Jan
10
40 % Mar 26
•
126
...
10% Mar
Pacific
Coast
Co
10
26 y4 Mar 29
29
38% Feb
5
152% Aug 22
12
Jan
Mar
3
23
-9% Oct
Jun
88
Apr 18
2
Jan
Jan
•
12
44% Apr
6
;54v Jan 12
3
141-
<
145%, Jan'' 3
;
9
Jan
9
Feb
Mar
Pacific
9
9 % Jan
16% Jan 27
12
104
Jan
3
15
Nov
25
44% Jun
3
47 % May
21% Mar 20
34% Feb
9
51% Apr
12
6
" 17% Sep
11
7% Jan
14
38
,5
64% Feb
Q
Jan
87 i
103
18
30% Jan 23
21
i 4% May 27
44
Oct 11
10
100% Feb
5
,10% Jan
Jan
Feb
.7
;
Jan
38
4
5
;
'
"
Feb
Park
36% Jan
22% Dec
10
27
27% Mar 17
27% July 28
82
Jan
11
44% Mar
25% Jan
29% Aug
14% Dec
9
6
15% Dec
44
4
58
May
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
103% July
22
2
7
38
Jun
Nov
Parker
3
parmelee
4% Feb
8
6y4 Mar 12
8
37% Jan
3
4
6
% Apr
-.22% Jan
53y2Apr
- 5
27% Mar
7
3
26 V2 Jan
92% Feb
2
23
30 y4 Jan
23
6
14% Jan
3
28
49% Feb
29
46% Jan
24% Mar 26
17
49% Dec
5
113% Apr
108% Apr
20
30% Jun
13
53
Jun
19
25
28% Mar 27
101
Jan
Jan
9
35 % Feb
29
15% Mar 14
54
Penn
14
28
44% Oct
28
17 % Oct
28
22% Apr
11
16% Mar 27
19% Jan
13
29
14
33%
16
26% Mar 26
31 % Jan
13
35 % Feb
6
33
Dec
21
38
Sep
45% Jan
July 21
33% Jan
146
Oct
19
173
Mar
4
147
52
Jan
25
97
Nov
3
91
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
102
2
Sep
29
6% Nov
22
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
106% Jan
5
Jan
Mar
86% Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
Jan
37% Jan
24
6
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
12% Jan
6
Jan
43
July 25
26% Mar
7
115% Apr 19
102 y4 May 2
107 y4 Apr
1
111
19
Mar 30
59
,
26
160
7
96
23
48
Feb
102
.Jan
4
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
3
20 % Jan
18 y2 Mar
11
23
6
4
54% Jan 23
38% Jan
16
24 y2 Jan
76% Mar 19
3
Jan
5
95% Apr
5
103% Mar 28
107% Feb
1
17
Jan
31% Feb
28
97
Jan
4
87% Feb
21
48% Sep
19
85 y2
Apr
3
14
93
Dec
16
91
Jan
30
94% Mar 12
6
92
Dec
30
88
Jan
12
91
14% Jan
16
15% Jan
95% May 13 ' 100
Dec
29
82% July
69% Jan
6
10% Dec
30
46% Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
6
6
98 y4 Mar 12
83% Nov 23
78% Jan 23
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
61
Dec
5
49
104% Feb
14
15
17
52% Jun
84% Jan
.
13
83
Jan
6
15% Mar 14
158%
'
Jan
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
62
Mar 14
6% Oct
,
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
45
Jan
3
59
Feb
3
120
20
22% Feb
9
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
90% Jan
6
93
Jan
3
13
16% Feb
8
30% Sep
21% Dec
8
166 % Aug 12
Jun 10
173
49
92% Sep 23
74
96% Apr
Jan
10
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
6% Feb
10
8 Vs Apr
24% Feb
9
34 % Apr
84% July 28
81
Feb
7
843/4 Apr
96
July 26
88% Feb
9
Jun
3
26
153% Dec
19
29
40% Dec
7
14
159% Dec
6
16% Feb
8
27% Dec
29% Jan
6
19% Jan
ft
91
8
0
Feb
5
13
108% Jan
19 y4 Mar 15
Apr
37% Feb
Jan
27
153% Jan
13
36% Jan
24
146% Jan 24
93
155
Feb
7
25% Jan
4
30% Jan
23
40 y» Apr
22
23
19
24% Sep
8
21% Jan
31
Sep 13
94% Jan
30
108
Jan
common
Phila Electric Co
•k
$4.80
St
&
preferred
Consolidation
Co
convertible
Potomac
Procter
Co
Co
39%
39%
39%
39%
397/a
104
105
96
105
*107%
21
32%
33%
31%
85%
85%
♦85%
45%
45
45%
44%
*91
*86
93
*91
90
♦86
93
*91
90
*86
14%
x&5%
96%
39%
6,700
500
25
190
112
•94%
95%
95%
•102%
105
109
*24'/a
•111
1
104%
•102%
104 %
•106 %
108%
♦107%
21%
31%
32
*85%
87
32%
87
45%
44%
93
*91
90
•85
*14y2
15
14%
•14%
15
14%
*98%
100
*98%
100
*98%
100
*98%
96%
101%
98%
99%
97%
99
98%
45%
32%
21,300
85%
T
13,600
31%
•
21%
85%
44%
45
♦91
92%
90
•85
14%
*14%
15
*98%
100
100
98%
100
90
210
99%
41,900
12
12
12
12%
12
12
700
50%
50
50%
49%
50
50
52
7,500
99%
100%
•99%
101
56
*112
25
*95%
No par
new
100%
*99
18
164%
56
*99%
56%
110
58%
*112
253/4
25%
95%
♦95%
100
44%
18%
164
*99
44%
18
•162%
164%
162%
100%
57
58%
♦112
25%
25%
95%
♦95%
100
44%
99%
43
18
17%
164
♦162%
164%
162%
*12
57%
44
17%
27%
26%
05%
95%
•95 Vs
99
99
99%
43%
'
43%
42%
17%
80
101
57%
2,800
27 %
30,100
•112
26%
27%
95%
57
58 V*
•112
100
*99%
17%
17%
95%
43%
5,900
17%
2,400
164
*162%
164
•162%
164
30
162%
♦162%
165
•162%
164
70
47
48%
47%
48
47%
48
48
49
48%
48%
9,500
10
91
94
91%
96%
92%
94
92
93%
92
923/4
8,900
'
1
7%
8%
8
73/4
21,600
333/8
32%
33
32%
32%
32
32%
32
34%
34,000
843%
•83%
84%
84%
84%
83%
83%
84
84
90
90
♦89%
90%
♦89%
90%
•89%
90%
89%
32%
10
32%
893/4
31%
31%
100
*83
100
100
100
*148
44%
l
*170
100
160
45%
180
77/a
31%
*147
44%
•172
32
160
45
182
7%
31%
♦147
x43 %
*170
7%
31%
160
43%
180
7%
31%
•147
43%
175
7%
7%
30%
32
160
•147
43%
44%
175
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29% |
29%
36%
36%
37
36%
38%
38%
♦170
29%
36%
39%
24%
10
23
109%
9%
24%
23
110%
93/a
24%
22%
109%
24%
23
110%
24
24'/a
24%
22%
22%
22%
109%
109%
109%
*29
38%
.
43%
180
700
33,100
25%
3,100
22%
22%
4,400
109%
109%
5,300
25
25%
23
110%
71
71
45
44%
45
Indiana—No par
100
38%
39
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
38 3A
*87%
89
86
87%
85
85
25
*25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
__25
*253/4
26%
25%
25%
♦24%
of
&
100
Gas
4.08%
preferred
22 % Jan
3
27% Mar 26
64% Feb
9
74% Jan
3
Pullman Inc
41% Apr
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
31% Jan
30
7
Quaker Oat|
common.No par
preferred
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
115
115%
115
115
*84%
85%
25%
*25%
26 %
26
*24%
26
116
115%
115%
*25%
.
24%
•115
15,000
40
5,800
12,900
100
26%
800
24%
300
115%
500
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
8,300
30"%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30 %
30
30 %
5,300
*102
102%
*102
102 %
100
*101
103
*101
103
100
*105%
106
105
10
86
10
30%
100
—
♦115
9%
9%
34 %
com__No par
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
♦85
10
29%
71
9
5,600
7,500
40%
44%
9%
71
80
300
160
•70%
Co
30
800
100
44%
105%
270
101%
102
102
102%
*100
101%
101%
101%
150
105%
♦104%
105%
•103%
1053/4
280
8,000
•104%
•100
101%
•100
101%
Co
-preferred
26%
26%
26%
26%
69%
703/4
70%
70%
70%
70%
69%
70%
69%
703/4
5,000
5
(The)
26%
26%
No par
(The)
Quaker State
280
14,500
921/2
9%
div preference
Oil
60
21
44%
El
270
109
21%
21%
preferred
Serv
1,390
18,200
*70%
4.30%
39%
25,400
69%
9%
4.18%
24.
39%
♦25
69
45%
15
page
69%
6%
70%
15
see
69%
400
—- —
41%
O O sW
9%
16
For footnotes
69%
70
100%
45
4.20% preferred
6*
68%
69%
41
•
707/8
Feb
20
413/a
101%
71
106% Feb
Feb
40%
100%
45
103% Feb
32% Mar 16
41%
100 %
44%
19
35% Mar
39%
100%
400
31,200
6,500
4,200
21%
*70 %
Colorado
of
17
153
6%
6%
40%
102%
10
Serv
$1.40
21%
21%
100 %
86
No par
preferred
Co
101% Apr
103% Jan
3
6%
6%
•100
102%
No par
cum
Serv
100% Jan
16
6%
215/8
541
preferred
$4.75
8
Apr
30% Jan
*100
22
235/s.
♦52%
I-
40
333/4
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
5
148
6%
*
102%
233/8
23%
53
100
85%
10
Power
10
1
6%
'
21%
;
12
preferred
Gamble
323/4 Jan
July 15
♦100
22%
53
94
2.50
class B
Electric
&
4
33% Sep 14
102 %
21%
23%
5
24
31% Aug
*100%
23%
"•53%
5
Apr
154
25%
*53
94
94
*92
50%
common
32% Jan
6
393/4
23%
53%
<
33%
100
Coal
(The)
118% Mar 20
Mar 15
70%
24%
94
12
Metallurgical Inc
10
30% Mar 30
6%
403/4
100
23%
*92
50
(conv)
Jan
26% Jan
22
93%
12
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pub
102 y4
93%
♦53
300
1,900
'
44%
2
preferred
148
25%
53%
5,000
34%
159
493/4
L RR
3%%
11
39 %
'
24%
.
158%
25
common
$4 preferred
4.16%
9
693/8
5
4.32%
11
e%
9934
No par
Inc
30
Oct
*100%
94%
*343/4
34%
159
33,600
No par
Mills
26% Mar 14
104
/
1
Hosiery
88% Mar 29
32
53
100
com
Petroleum
26% Jan
66% May
263/4
..
100
6
27
16%
26 S/8
3
preferred
18
23% Dec
163/4
27
5
series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
10
6
17
26%
100
24 % Apr
21
163/4
100
preferred
84 y2 Jan
Nov
17
27
22
25% Jan
105% July
16%
27
109
5
105
17
27%
21%
C
7,800
56%
16%
26%
♦107%
6
18
57
57 %
17 y4
27%
22%
27
100% Feb
563/4
17
27 %
108%
common
340
230
265,200
273/b
21%
Corp common
preferred series A
5,300
105y4
27
*107%
Public
103% Nov 22
57
'
27%
1
39% Mar 13
35 y4 Mar 22
56%
210
109 %
27%
■f
100
20
30
57%
27%
105
Jan
7
57
26%
*i033/4
37
9
27%
97%
23
10% Mar
57%
26%
97%
Public
33 y4 Apr
104
Jun
563/4
28
98
12
1
27%
97
Mar 15
3
105
100
Jan
18
106
100
73
19% Mar
105%
preferred
46
20% Jan
105%
preferred
13
26% Jan
'
105
25
28
114
106
47%
111
27
125% Sep 14
34% Nov 16
105%
25
Feb
112% Nov 15
I05y2
105 y2
Xlll
Feb
Aug
109
47%
25%
43
27
109%
47%
112%
69% Jan
26% Oct
109
No par
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
Pitts
*53%
54
47%
109%
25%
Poor & Co
2
53%
53%
47%
109%
No par
„
233/8 Mar 23
53
477/8
109 %
12.50
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
25% Mar
110% Apr
52
47%
109%
111%
23
89% Jan
5,800
52
47%
110%
25%
May 19.
11
1,200
473/8
523/4
471/2
112%
Nov
Mar 21
54%
523/4
-110%
-
*111%
81
24% Mar 15
23,000
112
47
84
20,800
15%
112
2
25% Feb
32
15
100
15
43% Jun
95'/a
315/8
15
,100
common
28
36% Nov 15
95
32%
14%
No par
Corp
Oct
9
97%
32
15%
40
37% Feb
3
95
32%
15
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l
preferred (conv)
100
69% Dec
12% Jan
97%
32%
2nd
5%%
293/4 Feb
35% Mar 18
25
Dec
96%
32% j
15%
21
Pillsbury
60
97%
of Amer new___"__l
Pittston
Mar
28%
15
Co
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
47% Mar
187
*273/4
10
5%
323/4 Mar 29
28%
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Mar
♦273/4
94,700
—
23%
31%
*162%
41% Dec 22
28
—
23%
97
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
__100
16
23
♦273/4
rf<r
23%
15%
18% Mar 28
Jan
28
r%
23%
.
31%
44%
163% Jan
*27%
24
28
973/4
1
170
V
1*
♦23%
♦27%
45
Pitts
9
%
24%
28
341/3
44% Mar 23
9
24%
♦27
600
3,300
96%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
Mar
39
1
4
Mar
383/4
1
27% Apr
95 y8 Apr
162
39
28
Pitts C
162
383/4
28
Pitney-Bowes Inc
4
2,900
523/8
5%
28%
3
5
3,100
5%
52%
13%
28%
Mar 26
Apr
133/a
5%
53
5%
273/4
Feb
100
%
13%
700
273/4
preferred
Phoenix
57,200
28
/
39
Pfeiffer
Phillips
120
38%
13%
,
23%
3.9%
100
53%
53
13%
___33%c
3
3
13%
39%
%
•
*93 y8
2
Feb
*273/8
34%
18
102
13%
52%
273/4
158%
Philip Morris Inc
110
«
41%
•35
52%
34%
5%
10,400
41%
158 %
4%
333/8
273/4
34%
3%%
333/8
523/8
158 %
Philco
97,000
27%
34%
Phelps-Dodge
15 %
53%
158%
4%
12,600
102 %
%
158%
59% Jan
99% Mar 27
*35
..
79
,43,800
143/4
■'
27%
*34%
101% Apr
123A Jan
»
13%
x52
34 %
Pfizer
78%
19%,
•101 Vz
■
33%
158%
4
6
Oct
16
V^'v-
341%
Mar 27
16
124
5
99% Mar 14
32% Feb
Feb
21% Jan
115
Mar
793/8
15%
158 y2
Corp
120
400
9%
19%.
:
102%
14%
33%
100
Co
*
5,700
16,600
48
40
4.3%
Feb
27%
39
common.
3.8%
46% Mar 19
79
; *101%
v
47%
*9
20%
100
Milk
v
9%
19%
-v:
-
50
4
36% Mar 13
54%
•27%
39%
24%
2,540
1
;
7%
*
52%
*
39
28
7%
49%
•9
5%
»27
147
8
47%
41%
*35
44%
138%
146%
/
9,700
"./l.SOO
39%:
44%
138%
•
100
24
91
,
146 %
7%
.
'
53%
100
Feb
28
33%
33
5%
*23%
500
2,400
9,300^
.
'
14%
53%
Hill
Jan
2
43% Feb
145%
38%
;
44%
138 %
79%
5%
No par
102
10
38
"
39%*
44%
102%
*
53%
com
106
223/8 Mar 29
78%
,13%
,
No par
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
109% Jan
39
i, 138%
9%
5%
Corp
13
14
86% Dec
26 y2 Mar 14
5%*
39%
53%..
No par
1123/4 jan
23
16
40% Mar 23
'?■•*
53
20%
•101%
.
,
33%
38
1,300
25
39
53%
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Petroleum
3
14%
25
39%
5
3
43% Jan
80
101%
14
32%
'
38
5
78%
2,100
■
25%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
4%%
106% Jan
32%
•
*9
53%
Corp
(The)
Pepsi-Cola Co
10
*
24
53
49%
20
"
*32
'
9
20%
101%
141/*
23%
25
Corp
Pet
98% Mar 27
:
-
102%
*
14
48%
52%
preferred
1
37% Feb
79
-102%
49%
19%
40
10%
25%
147%
8%
8
9
20
124
10%
39
.
138% 139
:
147%
48%
9 '/a
13%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas
3
7% Mar 12
49%
"
39
52%
Pennsylvania RR
Mar
22% Apr
-
*9
78y4
.
.
1
4.40% series preferred
Jan
9
8
19%
__25
Sand
54
18
40%
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:
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common
& Light
preferred';
$1.60
146%
8
'
-
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39%
139'
138%
'
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105
Jan
111
,
39
*45%
„
27%
Enterprises
Power
4%%
17
22
85% Jun
3
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21
Dec
Oct
Mar 15
Jan
45%
46
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26
.
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9
43% Jun
-
Mar 23
39 %
39%
46
9
24 y2 Mar
31
30
Mar 29
&
Telep
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Penna
29
39%
;';,'45.,
3q
•
; ..138%
"52%
preferred
Pennroad
2
Feb
53%
51 %
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
3
109
53
---27%
$1'preferred
ffL32
5
6
Oct
■;
•
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3
39
53%
Rights
:
48y4Jan
Jan
22% Feb
Peninsular
112% Mar
108% Mar 20
105
13
*25
39%
2.50
Co
Transportation
Mines
24%
25%
No par
Proof
Penick & Ford
Mar 22
,29% Jan
19
6
Patino
4
41% Mar 12
1
Rust
24%
53
1
Corp
Parke Davis & Co.
9
14% Feb
49% Jan 30
29% Feb 24
29% May
106% Dec
54% Apr
30 y2 Jan
3
13
24%
25%
.lOttv
23
24%
♦120
10%
39
Consolidated Corp____i.
12% Jan
10%
26%
-59v«
38%
124
10%
39%
«...
No par
1
24% Feb
•120
10%
53%
Teleg common_100
paramount Pictures Corp
& Tilford Distillers
27
24%
39
38%
122-'. 122
10%
24%
10-39y,
No par
World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
4%
preferred ——1—„
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
3
39%
39
125
10%
24%
26'A
Pan. Amer
•,
,
6
15 '/a Apr
36 y2 Jan
:
27
40% Jan
Feb
39%
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10%
04 %
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4r'...'i
4% preferred
19
'
74
Tin
"39%
393/4
125
191/4
25
Corp
& Electric
•"*
50% Mar 26
23
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Pacific Telep
6% preferred
•
9
,-9.
6% Jan 23
41.
Gas
Pacific
391/3
123
5
25
-i.Pacific Mills
Mar 27
152% Feb
jPacific
.
"
100
common
preferred
Pacific. Finance
16
'
No par
Inc
5%
53% Mar 28
40
132% Jan
^
5
22
40
4.38% Jan 20
8
52,
24
48 y8 Jan
Aug 29
Aug
com
preferred.
Fisheries
23% Feb
42
Inc
conv
Amer
25% Mar 27
53
cum
Pacific
6
44%Jun
:
Products
4%
2
26% Nov 29
..
Pabco
Mar 20
Feb
-56Dec 15
7:
.148% Aug 24
142% Mar 10
.
.
7
Jan 23
20
37% Jan 25
.
'
33% Mar
110
17
25% Nov 29
17
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'S- 17% Jan ft
17
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
,
Nov
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
50%
50%
51%
50%
51%
46,300
common__5
100
Oil Refining Corp__10
26"%
_
,
32%
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31%
27
33%
26%
32%
150
147
32
32
27
33%
148
32%
32%
32%
147
147
32
32
33
148%
32
33%
148%
32
32%
149
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33 %
149
32%
5,000
200
1,700
..
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
...
(1770)
Monday, April 9, 1956
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Tear 1955
'
,
18
7
47
Feb
32
Sep 26
2
82% Mar 27
5
8 Ye Apr
July 25
OOYsNov 16
9% Feb
10% July
12
'13% Sep 26
25% Apr
37% Jun
Oct
11
Jan
5
*34% Jan
7
30% Jan
S
19% Mar 23
13
'MKT 8
7% Jan
3
10% Sep 20
4
12% Feb
47 '
42% Jan
15% Jan
23
*19% Mar
14
30% Mar 2 9
4
44% Jan ■' 3
Apr
36
38% JUly 27
42
Mar 8
27% May 22
33% Jan, 4
20% Jan 11
3
13% Feb- 27
25% Apr
*
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
Belt
&
Jan
27
18Y« Mar 14
23% Mar 29
61
33
15-
15% Aug 23
14
Jan
30
15% Jan 10
64% Sep 12
42"% Feb
13
49% Apr
Republic
§4
Jan
6
84
Sep 15
lOYsJun
8
604 Sep 12
69% Jan
10
9% Feb
14
88% Apr
6
10% Mar 19
13
47% Mar 28
•60% Apr
?
49% Mar 19
7% Mar 14
10
48
Oct
40
Mar 11
51
Mar 14
82
Jan 26
101
Jan 26
,32% Sep 20
91% Apr
1
5% July 26
«4% May 12
21
Dec
2
12% Jan
6
26% Sep 27
34
Oct
7
41% Jan 13
24% Jan
6
257
Jan 19
100
Jun 17
21
Oct 11
Apr
64% Apr
*
45 Ys Feb
49% Mar
4
43% Jan
3
7% Mar 21
5
54% Dec
Jan
3
8% Jan
16
2
54% Jah
1
10
Nov
91
May 11
85 V* Apr
6
101V* Apr
5
32% Apr
89%
34% Jan-
38% Sep
2
8% Sep
8
6Ys Jan
9
66 % Jab
47% Mar
18
Dec
23
82
33% Jun
9
9
40% Jun,
8
17% Sep
5
Feb
84 Ys
25
Feb
31
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3
5%% conv preferred
Rochester Gas & El Corp
7 47% Mar 21
391
9
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4
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10
105
1
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3
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35
9% Jan
6
29
Jan,
33% Apr
9
6
2
16
Apr
'
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26% Jan
-
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10
17% Jan 11
Ronson
18
44% Jan
Rotary
12
44% Dec 29
79% Jan
97% Apr
23
88% Sep
9
Jan 18
32% Dec
48% Jan
15
3
27% Feb
9
33% Mar 12
33% Feb
17
38% Apr - 5
15% Mar 21
11% Apr
3
50 Ye Feb
14
94Ye Jan
3
Feb 13
122% Jan
3
,19
•
35
11
Oct
Sep
31
27
42% July 21
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9
103 Ye Jun
40
Jan
58 Y4 Dec
27
98% Feb
28
Dec
27
112
12% Feb
8
Jan
3
'97% Feb
3
57
17
126
6
55
Jun 22
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26
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22
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16
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20
33
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81
265
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IS
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155
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5
155
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9
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101
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20
22
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17
14
10
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13
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27
6
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88 Y4
7
105
Jul!' 13
19 Ya Sep 22
102 Ye Jan
29 Ya J:n
.17
19
32
*
14% Feb
17
13% Jan
3
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65
78% Jun 20
Oct~19
101% Oct 13
33% Jan
6
85% Jan
4
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107'
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sa
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7
103
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14
103
40
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v
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7,300
31 Ys
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300
100
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460
1,100
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5
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'
97
116Ys
87
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Schenley Industries
53%
53 Ys
53%
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100
preferred
3,800
108,800
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100
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:
32
12
31 Ys
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32
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25
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>
105
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100
47,100
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.
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Royal McBee Corp
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Ruppert (Jacob)
,
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21 Mar 23
7
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11,900
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63 Yef
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Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
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100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
.1
38 Y4 Feb
14% Sep 28
43% Dec
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Robertshaw-Fulton
34% Jan
2
v
,23 Ye
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5
48% Apr 20
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8
410' Dec 30
27
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,
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Rhlnelander Paper
28
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47
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Richfield Oil Corp
6
23 Ya Jan '
19
38%
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10
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Rheem Manufacturing Co
9
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23
5
100
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;
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45% Feb 14
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11
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47 % Sep 10
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18
13
36 Ye
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36
50
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50
50
5
-
41
31
May 16
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
6
*
*
39 Ye
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
81 convertible preferred
Dec 30
60
1
56 Va
-
6
5
15 ;*Jan
50 Ye
.
8% *
10YS
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1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
-
-
47 Ye
784 -
-
galea fee
PRICES
.
Apr. 4
47 Ya
48%
84-
«Ys
«
11 Ye
..Reading Co, common
'
4% noncum 1st preferred
-4% noncum 2nd preferred
Real 811k Hosiery Mills
6
8
8%
-No par
1
5
—
9
37% Apr
38% Mar
18
Jan
11
\
Wednesday
.
'
47%
83%
8%
' *■.
8J%
48%
83%
.1
t
Rnybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
.Raytheon Mfg Co
5
14
40 %
■■
RKO Theatres Corp
6
,
Apr. 3
48
.
Mar* 7
-
3lYrFeb
.
AUg 11
18% Aug
9
12, Jan
58% Apr,
14
Feb
36
1
31
3
53% Jan 23
5
15
39
41% July
87% Feb J.4
'
Apr. 2
Radio Corp of America com—No par
63.50 1st preferred
—No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
50% Mar 22
41Y« Jan 31
88% July 27
85% July
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE
'
10% Jan
El%Jan
5
0% Oct 11
t % Mar 14
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
,
Highest
Uvwt
Highest
towNt
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range tmr Previses
;
39%-
'39%
6,300
50
88
,
"
; 84
17Ye Feb 20
6
32% Jan
8% Mar 15
20% Dec
16
•% Nov 17
Nov 10
61YaJan
5
49 Ys Apr
6
34% Dec
28
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Mar 12
19% Feb 29
20
s
18 Ye Feb 29
31 Yi July 18
40 Y4 Nov 16
Jan
16
4
.
Seaboard
(seaboard
Oil
Mar 29
20
*
Co
Co.;
23 Ye Mar 26
Sears
3
Roebuck
81 Ys
80%
81
52
38
Oct
11
23% Jan 18
9% Mar 14
23
Nov 16
Oct
18
23% Jan
6
9
54
13% Nov
10
Jan 23
5% Jan
3
11
39 Ys Jan
4
49 Ys Nov 29
39 Ya Jan
9% Feb
9Y2 Apr 26
56
11% Jan 31
36 Ya Feb
60 Ya Mar
10
Servel
18 Ya
18 Ys
I8Y4
19".
18Y4
19
18%
19
64%
66Y1
63 Yi
64 V*
63 Y4;
64 Y4
63
63 %
20
19 Y4
19%
500
21 Yi
21 Yi
20 Ya
20Y?
20
33 Ys
33 y2
33%
33 Ys
33 Ys
33Ys
33 Ys
34
33 Ya
33 Ys
54,200
U6Ys
16%
16 V*
16 Ya
16 Ya
2,800
10% Apr
3
26
3
Sheaffer
62 Ys Jan
10
82
Apr
30% July 12
19 Y4 Jun 22
25Y'a Feb
9
29
Mar 19
13 Ye Feb
14
25% Dec
23
21% Feb
7
49% NOV 14
45YsJan
19
63% Nov
7
55 Ya Jan
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Ja,n 23
57% Jun 15
•
52 Ys Jan -24
35% Mar 26
59% Feb
71
4-
;
29
3
36% Mar 28
3
32% Jan
65 Ya Dec
28
61 Ys Jan
16
9% Feb
4
210
Jun 23
12% May 23
16% Sep 26
19% Mar
81% Dec 30
26% Dec 19
37% Jan
Mar 14
40 % Nov
25
44% Jan
17% Jan
18
7
28% Jan 17
54
205
3
Feb
Jan
79% Apr;
22% Jan
14
10% Jan
3
205
Feb
:
9
14
53 Ys Jan
25 Ya Apr
2
28
17
3
35 Ys Mar
1
40% Jan 17
23
20% Mar
Jan
6
10 %
lOYs
10 Ys
10 %
24
24
24
24
80Ys
81 Yi
82
80
28 Y4
28 Yi
28 Ya
28 Ys
28 %
14 Yi
Xl3Ys
14Ys
13 %
14 Ys
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50 Ys
49 Ys
50
67 y2
67 Ya
68
69"
_5
25
64 Ys
66 Ys
66
67%
69Ys
70%
69 Ys
70 Y8
55Ys
56
56 Ya
36
36
36
36
28
26 Ys
77%
76%
j
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36
23
Southern Co
34 Y2
56Ya
33 Ys
122Ys
6
112
Dec
13
6
98 Ya Jan 20
<•
38% Jan
124 Ys Apr
5
Southern Railway common_,rNo par
52% Apr
91% Jan
4
62% May 31
50 Ya Jah
87% Apr 14
93
6
90
28% Oct 11
29% May
24% July
5
8
26% Feb 17
18 y4 Feb 13
18
4% Jan 19
Dec
18% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct 21
•9
Feb
7
90
77% Dec 16
98% Sep
16
103 Ys Nov 30
16% jun
2
Feb
Aug 31
23% Aug
63
5
103% Nov 14
17 Y4 Nov 18
7
61%
3.
89
3
4
•
10% Feb U
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Apr
10% Jan 31
9% Jan
3
18
6
3
3
83% Jan 17
68
Apr
6 '
43% Jan 13
BlYi Jan 26
12 Ys Jan
6 '
11 Ys Mar 12
l
Standard Brands
4
.
2
i_No par
No par
55 Ys
54%
36
36
27
26%
21 Ys
77%
77%
20Ys
20%
21
preferred
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.Standard Coil Products ,Co, Inc,
l
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"68Ys' '
'
78 Ya
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36
-
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11 Ya
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700
68,000
6,800
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2,900
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36
36
,
26%
27 Ya.
77
77%
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20%
39,400
7,200
11
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11,900
19%
19 Ys
-
3,700
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7,300
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19%
•
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.
19 Ys
52
26 Ya
36 Ys
36 Ys
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36 Ya
34'/s
34 Ys
33 Ys
33 Ya
122Ys
5lYs
56%
33
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35
56 Ys
;
200
27 Ys
7,800
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36%
51%
■
51 Ys
51%
517/s
4,700
22
21%
22 Yd
24,900*
31 Ys
30 Ya
31 Ys
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34 Ys
34 Ys
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327/s
r
35
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.
400
21%
22%
31 Ys
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51 Ys
21Ys
31 Ys
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♦52.
34 Ys
-
55 Ya
.
123 Ys
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35%
56 Ya
55 Ys
55Ys
33,000
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337/s
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32,100
124 Ys
123 Ys
10,100
.
123
123 Ys
52
51
51 Ys
90
,89
89%
89%
26%
26 Ys
26%
26%
20
19%
19%
1,100
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4Ys
74
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65 Ys
123
51 Ys
102 Ya
21%
22%
28 Ys
29 Ys
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4%
74
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65%
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f
11
25 Ys
57 Ys
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52
52 Y8
52
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3,100
52
2,200
90 Ya
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8,900
74
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62 Ya
63 Ys
102 y2
100 y2
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21 y2
21 Ys
23
29 y8
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28 Ys
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6,800
10
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28Ys
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61
62Ys
41 y2
42
90
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89
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14 Ys
15
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,
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20,000
126,000
'
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4
$3.50
Standard Gas 8c
69
52
'
—3
com
67%
..
25
Ine
69 Ys
26%
•
19 Ys,
;
67%
50 Ys
26 Ys
—
•'
31%
18%
preferred
69 Ys
20 Ys
22 Ys
26 Ya
$4.50
67 Ya
76%
51 Ys
1
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred.
Square D Co
.
66 Ys
26
5lYs
51 Ys
50
.100
,
2
16% Jan
'
.
25
102 Yi Jan
Jan 23
39% Jan
2
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
79 y2 Mar 15
41% July 27
20% Mar
73% Jan
Feb 14
94 % Nov 22
Jan
103 Ys Mar
.
99% Apr
6
14% Jan 23
July 27
65 Ya Dec
63
.No par
Southwestern Public Service Co
17
67 y8
50Ys
31%
Spalding (A G) Sc Bros Inc
.1
Sparks Withington CO
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd.
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
d
4.20%
preferred :.
100
Spencer Kellogg Sc Sons.
1,
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
3
Jan
5 % Mar
4
24
Jan
21
17% Feb 14
5% non-cum prefened.
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
5
28
Jan 25
62% Apr
21
66
4
31
100 Y4 Jan-
8
29% Jun
Jan
66%
26 Ys
32
(Del)
68 Ys
50
'
"
*35Ys
22 Ys
3lYs
Pacific Co
50
68%
,
52
52 Y8
22 Ys
Southern Production Co Inc
2,800
50
.
,
*
19 Ys
22
51 Ys
5
South'n
31%
31%
32
30%
30Ys
257/s
-
___25
587/s Mar 23
6,800
900
68 Ys
*215
*51 Ya
52
Southern Indiana -Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Mar 27
13%
13Ys
26Ys
U%
19 Ys
26 Ys
52% Mar 23
Edison
135/s
13 Y4
.50
55
20%
11 Ys
~
'
19Ys
25 Ya
25
(The)
3,800
69 Ya
36
-
>
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19% Jan 11
Mar 16
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5,400
'
41 Ys
5
...
20
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-
50
Porto, Rico'-Sugar com.
-
77%'
pfd.-lOO
preferred
'
27 Ys
-
27 Ya
68 Ys
50
,
*
10
s_.
9,100
10 Ys
68 Ya
,
-
10
Corp
29
Jan 31
•
8OY4
66Y2
56 Ya
!
1
49 Ys Jan
30 Ya
32
50
7
Aug
31%
32 Ya
32%
1
..No par
24
80%
28 Ys
28
10 Ys
24
81Y4
81 %
14
..-50c
10 y8
24 Yi
10«/s
*24
28 V2
1
South Carolina E'dc G Co com.4.50
South
10 Yi
♦23 Ya
-
79
21% Mar
72% Jan
July 11
10 Ys
23%
34
54% July 25
48% Jan
•
____No par
1
Pen Co
8% preferred
Southern California
23
10% Oct 27
44 Y4
South Amer Gold >& Platinum
16
3
32
Mar 22
44 Ys
Solvay American Corp 4%
12% Jan 24
51% Jan 27
88
45
.1
33 Ys Jan
Sep 14
10% Jan
5
08% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
35% Nov 18
44 Ys
Solar Aircraft Co
4
100
45
5
5
2
44 Ys-
73 Ys
38% Apr
Nov
45 Yt
5
65 Ys July
21
44 Y4
15
36% Nov 29
Oct
45 Ya
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc_i__
11
18
Jan
26
..No par
44 V*
19,000
12,000
6
12
7
18
•1
47%
Smith-Corona Ine—
33% Mar 16
35% Feb 10
21% Jan
46%
27 Ys
17% Jan 12
50 Ys Apr' 4
Feb 25
47 Ye
Sinclair Oil Corp
(A O)
10
26Ys Apr
174
46 Ys
.No par
Smith
50 Ya Feb
24% Jan
7
19 Ye Mar 21
410
46
01mond8 Saw & steel
59
1
33% Jan
7
60 Yi
45 Yi
Oil CO
64% Dec
27% Feb
60%
46 Ys
Simmons Co
Skelly
25% Jun 27
July 19
Feb 24
60 Yt
45 Ya
7.50
70% Mar 29
20% Jan 25
18
60%
46Ys
61
45%"
1
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co..
4
37% Mar 14
20% Nov
2
149% Jan 18
6 Ya
60 Ya
Sheraton Corp of America
Mar 16
;68YsApr
6%
60%
Sheller Mfg Corp ;
6
8,500
6Ya
6Y4
6OY4
61—
-No par
Shell Oil Co
3
15% Jan
(W A)
6 Ye
6%
6Ys
Ya
6
6Y4
6Ys
_
16
7
16 Ya
I6Y4
16%
16Ya
♦60 Yi
1
common
Sharon Steel Corp.
Shattuck (Frank G)
Feb
16Ys
1
4,500
21 %
*21
—.3
;
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil Sc Gas
3
7,300
18Ys
67
Co
Rubber
Inc
/*
18%
1
20
46% Oct 28
-
Selberling
15
5
39% Jan
Jan
6
3
Mar
6,80Q|
67
Co
47% Apr
45% Apr
18% Aug 17
44
•
63
Jan' 19
23
29
7 Ye Mar 14
11
Jan
21 Ye Feb
80%',
1
*
-
V 80Ys
,
1
5
&
79 Y4
81%
79 %
new
Seagrave Corp
36% Jan
;
82 Ys
:
Finance
68'
%
14%
B°Ys
felYs '
-80%
-
61%
140
100%
15
15,000
390
80 Ys
-62 Ya'
^
41 %
40%
89
90Ys
12%
9,500
90 Ys
12 Ys;
,5,500
41%
"
."11%':
ii%;
*'
12%
11 y8
;
1
llYa' ; 11 Ys;
160
*
23,400
,2,100
Volume 183
Number 5523
...
The Commercial and Financial Vhrohitle
(1771)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Prerioaa
.
STOCKS
-
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
J Highest A
Lowest
73% Jan
18
Lowest
y
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
98% July
42% May 18
42
50% Sep
Highest
87% Jan. 19
8
53% Jan 24
99
8
Aug 19
% Jan < 6
16% Oct
•
47 % Jan
*
Mar 28
2
Standard Oil of California_i.-Na par
Standard: Oil of Indiana
25
4
66
99% Jan
10
15% Dec 22
13% Feb
14
22% ret) 14
15% Apr- 4
102
25
11
42% Mar 14
24 y* May 12
29
30:
4
Feb
Jan
13% Mar
50
,
5
;
23% Jan
6
38% Oct
18% Jan
6
23% May 23
16% Feb 23
21% Aug 24
19 ys Jan
21
4
21
115,
Jan 27
25 y8 Feb
.
33% Feb
9
39% Apr
21% Jan
35
5
Aug 26
15% Jan
4
8
Oct
11
41% Jun
7
32
12 % Jan
4
9
107%
61%
62%
61%
60%
61%
60
61%
61%
62%
65%
657/a
64%
*100
65%
64
65
64%
65
101
Warner Corp_.
•
L S.
Co
Chemical
*100
100%
14
14%
14
14%
16
16l/4
16
16%
1
,
B
.
.
101
•47
f
48
48
48
67%
67%
66%
14%
*14%
-
26 T
'Jan.
25% Apr.
<
14%
56%
57
57
27
26%
26%
—5
37%
38%
38
39%
s
19%
19%
19 y2
19%
19%
19%
19 y8
Stone & Webster
4...
Storer
*
*
■■
20
20
33% * 33%
23%
23%
.No par
Broadcasting 'Co-
17% Aug 12
Dec
27
11
80% Sep
30
21% Jan
6
27% Jun
15
25
105
% May 12
•
8
-1
97
Jan
70'A Jan
StudebakCr-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
—10
Corp
,_i
Sun Chemical Corp common
i
-$4.50 'series A preferred
-No par
6
15"% Mar 15
-
Feb
26
101
31
80
28
22% Jan 23
8
<
Apr
8un- Oil. Co1 common.
5
40% July 2£
87 % Sep
1
36 »/4 Jan
9
39
Feb
Feb 10
78
8% Nov 22
12% Jun
8% Apr
2
6
6
-
10% Mar
6
Jan
6
1,080 Dec
8
964
Jan
10
18% Feb
8
33% Sep
15
24
Jan
23
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
45
Jan
6
22% Jan
4
27% Feb
45% Feb
23
48% Jan
31
\ 44% Oct
26
Mar la
41
49% Jun
91% Apr 15
6% Jan
6
99
17% Jan
25
V
42
1,220
Feb
3
30 y2 Apr
2
521/2 Mar 16
Feb
9
921/2 Jan
9
8% Feb
9
18% Feb
6
July 26
21
9% Sep
20
19%
19 y8
20
i
19%
19%
33.
33
23%
24%
24%
25%" :
: ?
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
78 y4
27%
27% * 27%
27%
27%
27%
28
26
26%
25%
25%
25'A
37%-'
37%
37%
33
3d
38%
74%
74%
74%
74%
72%
74%
72%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
_25
19
11
Oct
17
38% Dec
,12
Jan
6
25% NoV
10
25% Nov
1
19% Mar
4
18
Jan
13% Jan
174
15% Nov 28
Nov
45
25
53
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
150
2
1
Jan
23%"Feb 14
12% Jun
*
4
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co—
2
Apr
4
1-
Corp1
24
11
-13y2Feb
8
14
19
60% Mar 24*
-48% Jan
23
7
75% Dec
22
3
39% Oct
28% Dec
6
18 y« July 26
48% Sep
35'/a Jun
6
44% Jan
22% Oct 28
18% Jan 20
12
23
8
»
22% Oct
11
55% Dec
14
60
25
Mar 15
51
.
25% Dec
Feb
33% Apr
59% Apr
Aug 26
24% Dec
31% Jan
16
14
7,300
12,600
96
96
96
96
*96 '/4
97
97
97
70
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11
21,400
20
*19%
19%
*19%
9%
176
6
Mar
7
14 y8 Jan
33% Jan
.
18
14
28 Va
*28 >/8
28%
100
40%
41%
40%
41%
41%
43
41%
42%
43.800
37%
9%
9%
9%
9»/a
9%
9%
0%
*170y8
177%
9%
4,900
300
26%
27%
26 %
27%
60,500
26%
26%
26 %
26 Vi
26%
26%
27 y4
26%
27
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 y4
16%
16%
16%
4,700
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51V*
51%
51%
51%
830
—No par
12%
12%
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
13%
14%
14%
14%
51
51
jy
176
176
•
176
178
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—-1
13%
14
13%
14%
*49%
51
*49%
50%
*13%
14%
*13%
14
13%
67%
*100
68%
66 Va
67%
66%
3
♦51
67%
:.
Water Associated Oil
101%
♦100
,
i14
56
2
39%
26
90
45%
17,500
.26y8
26%
73
74%
5,200
9,000
71%
72
73%
14%
14%
14%
15
56%
57
56%
57%
56%
56%
40%
39 V4
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
25%
26%
22%
22%
22%
27%
27%
28
57%
58
*57%
58
25%
26%
:
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j
25%
1
i
27% »•
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22
57%
27%
14%
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56%
39%
.
.
39%
25%
*21%
28
58
58
14%
*
26 y8
*21%
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22% V
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'
8,000
101%
70%
26%
300
07
45%
71%
27%
-
101 Va
*100
14%
70
*22%
-
101%
190
14
26%
45%
25%
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66%
700
14,500
45%
45%
71%
14
67%
■
26%
100%
46%
26
14%
56%
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14
66%
14
50%
45%
100%
45%
26
70%
13%
50%
'*13%
7,400
/
26
101%
46%
26%
14%
<
25%
22
27%
57%
27%
57%
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:
5,600
5,000
29,500
10,100
100
58
27%
30,700
700
28
26%
27
27%
26%
*54%
34%
57%
*54%
57
*54%
56%
54 y8
54«A
♦53%
55
200
,35%
34.%
35
34%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
5,300
59%
59%
59
59
60 %
60%
60%
61
60%
1,000
25 %
25%
25%
22,400
27
1
-50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
._1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
20th Century ;Fox 'Film—i
—I
Twin City Rap Transit cora__No par
5% conv prior preferred.:
50
Twin Coach Co...-—
;
.1
TXL Oil Corp
;5i
45%
-5
2
—
50%
26
com—10
—25
Co -(The)*
'■
176
9%
26 Va
Preferred series A (conv)
Mar 20*
Feb
28%
26'A
/
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
-26% Mar 12
10
28%
26%'
26%
Corp common——1
$2.70 preferred—.
50
2
28*
*28 Vs
26%
Transamerica Corp——
Trans World Airlines Inc_
62% Mar 13
40% Maria
28%
26%
Trane
36% Mar 12
25% Nov
13%
*28%
47%
26
50c
$1.20 preferred —i-
2
17% Feb
13%
12,600
U
5T
36%
14
41
10
19*
37
13%
176
Jan
Jan
36'/a
13%
Toledo Edison Co (The)——
58%. Mar 12
21% Jan 30
15% Mar 27
37 y8
13%
40%
23
48
36%
13%
41
Tri-Continer.tal
19
37
54%
133 Va
40%
Transue & Williams Steel-—No par
18
46%
54%
132
40%
3
14
48
Timken Roller' Bearing—-—No par
21
Fe}) ' 7
46 '/o
56
133 %
39%
Tide
6
Mar
135
51
55
preferred;
50
Thompson (J ftL—1—
—15
Thompson. Products Inc common—5
r
4% preferred y—^'—-—100
Mar 29
Mar
56
133 y4
44%
41%
No par
$2.50 convertible
26
32
54%
131%
J
41
.——100
Thermoid Co common.
63
55%
133 y4
41%
4
57% Apr -4
42% Feb 29
"
55%
132%
41%
2
Feb 13
28% May
!
55 %
13o %
133
10
3
Jan
*23%
Pacific Land Trust-
Coal & Oil
The Fair
Mar 28
Jan
54%
•
41%
Pacific
Jan
20 yB Jan
-
50%
28%
Apr
60
4
48%
50%
*28%'
40%
23
15% Aug 16
18% Mar
800
48
50%
28
28
46% Aug 17
9% Nov,, 2
2
23%
48
50%
13%
9
52 'A
U*
23%
47%
50'/8
36%
reo
28% Feb
*
23%
47%
50 Vb
13%
Jan 31
25
14
23%
47 %
51 %
24
37%
52% Jan
2
24
47%
50%
13%
55% Jan
29
63 %
Mar 14
2,100
47%
36%
24%
.
3,200
,
*23%
No par
20
18
May 16
18
50
Nov
47%
51%
common—1
13-
.15
*22% Jan 23
24% July 13
28% Jun 15;
'
11
74% Apr
10
38% Jan
29 y8
47%
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatoher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
' 5
28% Feb
4
7
14
140
28%
,
24
Sulphur—
Instruments Inc
Textron American Tnc common
47% Mar 26,
IT
Feb
58 % Jun
37% Mar 14
*
11
104
23
62% F<sb'
*1091
48
Sub, share ctfs ex-distribution—1
68% Mar 29
Mar 27
25% Apr
1115
51%
47
Texas & Pacific Ry CoTexas Utilities Co—
5
Apr
14% Apr
43% Oct
5
48%
45
9
7,
13
11V* Jan
.
29
48 Ve
1100
47%
23
Texas
<
17% Mar 27
51
Jan
5
Mar
27% Apr
r
10
13% Jan
Apr
27y2Apr:
23
48
28 y8
49 V4
'23%
——2.50
—
4.48 V. couv preferred series A
42 % Mar 26
10% Jan
26% Jan
29
49
45%
Texas
52% Jan
Jan
29
49%
43%
Texas; Gulf
20
33
29%
49%
Producing Co——3%
Mar 20
Feb
100
29
49%
Texas Gulf
*
...-.r *6
44% Jan
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
1100
30%
49
1,700
13% July 25
17
1100
28%
1,100
13,200
4,700
14,500
148,100
38,300
14,400
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
Jan
1,700
14,000
30%
1
24
8%
1110
13%
6
100% Sep 27
8%
19%
11 y8 Jan
30
8%
13%
Jun
43
4,900
72%
30 %
182
15% Feb 28
50
38 %
72%
13%
10% Jan
14
July 12
1115
6,700
38%
72%
30
-43
23
23 % Feb
.1115
25% * 25 Va
38%
13%
,28% Mar 22
23
-
1117
25%
30
Aircraft
14
5
,34% Jan
28
,
1117
'
38
116,500
13%
(James)
Telautograph Corp
Temco
od%
8% Feb 21
13
Nov
25%
"
3,500
27%
30%
9
3
,
Texas
Oct
25%
78%
27%
13
51
25%-Jan j.6
Oct
V
'
10c
preferred..
•
40
78
1
20
8
9
98%
78
$4
9
Janr
Apr
135% Apr.
11% Jan 27
35
*97%
*30
14
143
98%
13%
38% Feb
115% Jan 27
33% Jan
3,600
*97%
30%
12
8
1,600
15%
8%
20%
30
Dec
98%
42ya
15 Va
13
45% Dec
37
98%
42
15%
30%
121% Dec
11
99%
100,800
9%
42%
15
20
6
28y»Oct
*98%
9%
"*■
8%
41%
.
13%
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6
15 Y«
,
32
83% Jan
28% Jun
15
1L100
20%
56
10
15V4
.
24%
13
14
24% Oct
15
■'
500
4,900
24%
*
19%
45
34% Feb
41%
33 V4
31
3
28
41%
19%
.20%
33
1
62% Jun
21
8%
15%
99%
8%
42%
8% *
42%
5.100
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33%
25 Yt
5
17
16% Jan
' '
8%
19%
20 Va
33 y«
25
9
41% Jan
44% Jun
19%
19%
*20
20%
*20:
Talcott Inc
20% Mar
14% Jan
11
16,400
1,100
10%
35
11
19%
95%
29
10% Oct
39%
19%
10%
16
36% Oct
38%
19%
95%
27
25
12,200
39%
1
Feo
Feb
4,300
26»/a
S9
19'A
^
2,500
No par
12% Feb
July 25
56%
26%
19%
38%
.
'
1,300-
-
1
29
6
56%
26%
57
26%
39'A
~
,
Symington Gould Corp
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
10
300
56%
-26%
56%
56%
26%
.
~
•
26%
Mar 15
27
11 Va
14%
48
9,000
6,900
11% Mar 13
,
Sep
25% Jan
♦14%
14%
33 Vz
9%
•98%
Superior Steel Corp
;
—50
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co ibf America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co——25
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
52'A Mar 22
98
65"%
14%
.
77%*
Superior Oil of California—
7
Mar 30
20
49
65%
66%
14'A
32%
42
15%
No par
Sunshine Mining Co
2
41% Nov
48 Va
66
5 Va % 2nd pfd series of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc..
12.50
Mar 22
72
15 y8
gunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
-4%% preferred series A
1
5
26% Jan
25 y4 Apr
Aug
8%
41%
•
Mar.23
1
28
32% May 11
75% May 17
740
1
Jun
Feb
13% Jan 23
»
67% Feb
95
10% Feb 29
42 V2 Apr
Mar 20
14 y8
15%
47%
.
•-
9
32
14
15%
47%
66%
14%
57%
26%
9
,
<
300
14%
15%
14%
16
47 '
66%
67%
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—1
187,900
6,500
14
14*
15%
-
52,900
61%
62y4
65y4
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*
—.No par.
10
•
100 "
100
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5 fe prior preference2C
.
41,200
64 y2
♦99%
109
61 Vn
Stew art-Warner Corp.
Stix. Baer
Fuller Co_
3;
20% Jan
31'/a Mar 21
22»/8 Feb
110%
62%
62 y8
Strerung
Drug 'I lnC__
A
Stevens (J P) 4 Co Inc——,15
.
6
19% Jan, 16,
July 14
30
109%
.61%
59%
Stauffer
4
29% July
107%
63 %
Starrett Co (The J
-
Shares
Apr. 6
107%
108
the Week
Friday
Apr, $
105%
,
"
-
33 y8 D£C
28% Jan
6
20% Sep 26
Sales for
Thursday
-
62%
totapujy
6
t
Wednesday
Apr.*
•
Apr. $
63%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
20% Jan,
Feb, 13
105
Tuesday
.
62
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
27 % Mar 12
9
•
..
Jan 25
58% Jan
18% Feb, 10
118
.
67% Mar 29
5
104
■-
,
Standard .Oil of Ohio common—10
,3%% preferred series A—100
14% Jan A3
51 Ms Jan, 19
Mar
Monday,
Apr. 2
'
Standard Qil of New> Jersey new__7
Mar 20
-17%-Janv 3.'
52% Mar,l3
T4J% Jan: 23
36
13% Jan
5
i
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,
t
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
50
40% May 26
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62% Apr / 5
48% Jan 23
13
/
.
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63% Apr
49% Jan- 31
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NEW* YORK STOCK
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RECORD
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15%
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-28
27
25%
25%
,
16
16
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15%
51
51
,
25%
25%
25%
•
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,
25%
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16
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16
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16
16
16
49
*
5,000
49
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51
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50
800
20
11%
11
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24,300
32,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
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28%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29%
30%
29%
30
1
No par
15%
16%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
2,800
41%
42%
40%
41%
41%
43%
41%
41%
12,800
6
7%
7%
7%
7%
7Va
4,900
20,500
(The)
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
33
4
43% Jun-23
11
Jan
4
May
6% Dec
1
13% Feb
9
Jan
30
6% Jan
15
31
35
31% Feb
20
Jan
103% Jan
26
31% Jun
6
27 y, Jan
6
30
23% Feb
14
113
Nor
1
lUO
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
12
Jan
AP*
7
July 27
104% Mar 29
45%. Sep.. 26
Feb-
205
Jan
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
48% Sep 26
52
3
74 %' Dec
63% Jan 23
<49% July ?9
35% Jan 23
Mar 15
33 Va Sep 22
28
408% Feb 15
17% Jan
3
27
July 25
44% Jan 1857% Nov 28
98
Union Oil of California—
50
4 %. nop cumulative preferred.
50
Union Tank Car Co-No par
Mar 26
4Yo
Aircraft Cqrp
conv.
United Air Lines
32 y2 Apr:
6
Feb 24
United biscuit of America—.No par
$4.50 preferred
—-4—No par
United BoartL& Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co_^——
No par
14
Jan
27
107
22% Jan
27
28
48'/Wan
20
Apr. ■ 6
71% Mar 26
.
110
94
*92
94
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94
*92
94
91
91
90
91
*89
91
*89
91
*98
100
98
98
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99%
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99%
50
64%
63%
64%
46,100
182%
181%
182%
6,600
X63%
65%
64%
64%
182%
180%
181%
182
49 %
49%
49%
49%
50
50
49 Va
50%
3,200
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31
31
3l»/a
HO
69%
71
69%
70%
69%
70 Va
5,100
10,100
49%
31%
41%
31%
♦102%
71%
127
42%
31%
105
24%
25%
66%
67
■
69%
♦120
♦122
127
41%
*119
128
41%
42'A
41%
42
,
127
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40»A
42
127
41%
14,800
32%
9,300
30%
31
30%
31
31%
•102%
105
•102'/a
105
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25'/4
24%
25
25
25%
26
28
5,100
64%
65
64
64%
64%
64%
65
66
5,100
57
57
31%
31
*102'/a
*24%
105
.
105
United-Carr Fastener—
.
4% Apr
44% Feb
1
10
4%.Feb
~57%.Aug 24
6% Jan 12
34% Jan 20
9
62'
(Delaware)-^4
Mar 21
4%,Jan
*57
—No par.
30c
4%
United Cig-*Whelan Stores com
3
•
6
7
Jan
8% May 17
Jun
27
15% Feb
6
11
129
21
60
2
14
39% Mar
6% Aug
9
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
8% Mar
Jan
177
Dec
78
*.12
Dee
40% Jan
13% Feb 14
Jan
Jan
27
Mar
55
Mar
36
Feb
35% Jan 23
-
37% Feb
6% Jan 20
.*
5
3
2% Jan 23
9
28% Jan 23
54
65% Feb-23
.
Nov
25
64% Dec 29
£2
184 Va Feb
54% Jan 23
176% Mar
15
39% Jun 28
V
16
90
Jan
.<16% Mar
5
3
30% Feb
.
2
13
78 % Jan. 18
3
44% Nov 28
For footnotes see-page 24.
Jan 23
15% Feb
44
Jan
14
5
19% Feb 29
.
t
53%
31%
32%
36%
<
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U
3
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Mar 16
49% Mar 16
r
Freight CoGypsum Co common
7
4%%-.-preferred jseries A
149%
148
*
17
25%
7
6%
*
15%
17%
143%
150
145
150
8,900
100
7
12,600
26,700
1,200
16%
150
2,700
24 %■
14%
15%
15,500
53%
52%
53
20,700
30%
42,200
53
53%*
52%
Pl%
30%
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30%
52%
30%
36%
7%
15%
800
4%
24'/a
15%
36%
6%
7
16%
55%
78
15%
15%
7
78
24%
15%
36%
4%
4%
24%
15V4
15%
54%
55%
79
24%
24%
25%
•78
6%
18 %
30 y4
,36%
36%
30%
7
7
30 %
36%
-
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6%
7
37
6%
18%
1,700
4,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 Vs
34%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36«/8
35%
36%
No par
60%
60%
59
59
*59%
60
59'/a
61%
59%
59%
71%
12,200
18%
,1
50
18%
69
70
*175
4.
—
Inc common
6%
7
17%
4%
4%
78
1
1
preferred
—100
Hoffman' Machinery com—1.05
4 % % preferred:
100
—
7
6%
54
57
*.
1
*
179
18%
*
18%
170
39%
*86
*
'
87
85%
18%
17%
17%
49%
49
49
•48%
"
3%
71
179
38%
39%
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.»
86 y4
17% *17%.
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18%
18%
fc
: ^0
39%
85%
"17%
"
•176
69% '71%
*176
40%
39%
S
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„•*•
36%
4%
78
79
17%
149-
♦55%
4%
4%
*78
20,800
17,200
12,100
1,200
Park City Mines Co (The)
Foreign Securities
1%
U
-No par
—10
13%
——.
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.
United
41% Mar 27
90
25%
52%
»
United Gas Corp.—
United Gas Improvement .Co
1
19% Mar 22
148%
15%
U
72% Mar 20
Feb
7
18%
13%
T United Industrial Corp
3% Mar 26
2
181
25%
4%
United Fruit Co.
367/8 Apr
16% Jan 23
141
—5
58
79
United Engineering & Foundry-—8
5
7% Jan-. 6
6%
17%
—
24
7
$3.50 convertible preferred-—100
United Electric Coal Cos
2
,15%'Jan' 3
23
.
*78
United.Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
.7Ye -preferred
100
154% Mar 13
30% Jan 23
5iy4 Jan
-
,
3
*■
6
62
,
Sep 26
1
17
Mar 16
7
23*
4% Aug
36% DcC
6
61% Dec 29
19% May
2
Jan
'78-
23% Jun
9
27% Oct 11
35
Mar 31
May 9
36% Oct 31
Sep 26
9
15% Apr
5
Feb 28
5
51% Feb
Dec
17
34% Dec
6% Feb
22% Dec 30
13 y« Mar 14
30
73% Jan« 23
38% Oct 27
150
25
66
Jan
7% Feb
78
72% July 18
70
64%
69%
.
109 «/a
110
22,800
181%
•120
10
Inc*
28%
110
131
65%
31%
5
com
28
124%
125
124
*92
98
49%
preferred —,—100
44% Mar 20
26% Feb
-105
.
United
73% Mar 26
129
-
28
28%
-
181% 183%
63%
29
Union- Pacific RR Co common
32% Jan -27
.
113% Jan 23
103% Jun 29
No par
,52% Feb "21
4
0
220
94
65% Apr
2
187% Mar 26
10
34% Jan
109 %
91%
5
22
18,100
*109y8
*91
Jan
128% Dec 22
,
6,800
28%
28%
*92
104
7
27%
28%
Nq par
No par
Mar 20
5
27
28%
28%
Preferred $3.70 series
49% Apr
Jan
27%
28%
109%
Preferred $3.5j0 series,
Preferred $4 series.
30
27%
28%
11
171% Feb 16
4
27%
109 y8
15
Jan
27%
29%
Feb
42%
42%
124%
109%
Jan
41%
42%
•41%
122%
28%
91
41%
42%
123%
109%
93
7
7'/a
7
42%
Preferred $4.50 series—.—No par
28
>
7%
122%
Union Elec Co of Mo common—10
Carbide &
15%
43
7%
42%
9
Union
Mar 23
52
15%
41
'
122%
9
29% Jan
92
98
121%
2
Jan
-
42
Paper Corp——.6%
28% Apr
5
Nov
113
Bag Ac
Carbon-—No par
Union Chem 6c Materials Corp
10
112
7
Jan
Union
6
87% Jan 19
Nov 25
32% Jun
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Apr
Mar 26
,
59
17
139
(The).
Underwood Corp -a——-
42% Mar 20
131
lo9
S
92
92
v
28 Va Apr
31% Apr 26
6
108% Mar 22
Udyllte Corp
Mar 27
7% Mar 16
10
Sep
116 %
80% Mar 14
16% Mat 19
44
49
3%
71 «A
*176
38%
*84%
18y4
10%
3%
3%
70%
72%
179
•176
86
17.%,
49
49
177
12,600
38%
♦84%
39%
17%.
3%
.
39 Va
86%
20
17%
18%
46,500
1,100
*49
49 Va
23,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
(1772)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
6
5
8'/a Jan
J7
9% Feb 14
8% Jan
9
16
23 Va Jan
11
25% Nov
Sep
21V2 Oct
11
28
66% Jan
21
75 % Mar
6
Jan
35
84 % Mar 21
97
19
Jan
44
37% Feb
12
20
86
Jan
49% Mar 23
9
101
Jan
23
V/A
2
53% Dec 23
41% Jan
23
18
162% Apr
Feb
Jan
4
68
Mar 16
1
65% Jan
19
69
Mar
23
168% Nov 14
19 •/« Aug 24
51% Jan
23
61
Apr
3
Jan
20
19% Jan
16
10
172% a un
18
4 5 "4 Oct
11
60 %
Jan
11
40% May 16
56
62% Sep
23
1 iU
4
5
1
3
36% Jan
3
38
Feb
15% Jun
2
12% Feb
8
14
Mar 26
9% Dec
17
30
14% Apr
21
9% Feb
10
Jan
27
100% JUil
14
1% Nov 11
IS
May 26
3% Jan
3
12% Jan
91
159
Feb
95
99
16
4a
% Feb
9
32
Mar 23
2% Jan
3
Feb
24
U S
29%
29%
70
69%
69%
47%
48%
47%
9%
48%
29%
*69
100
100
89
89
89
89
♦90
*117
120
*117
120
*118
122%
5
60
59
60%
59%
60
58%
166
163%
162%
163
162%
60%
166
163%
165%
63%
64
62%
63%
63
68
68
68
59
.
—100
60%
60
160
16%
♦89
120
121
161%
160
61
160
59%
64
750
58%
10,800
520
163
63%
69
63%
*68
160%
40
121
60%
59%
160%
15,600
91
119
68%
300
48'A
91
63%
67%
162%
47%
*89
67%
&
_
60%
60%
91
17,700
70
*68%
63%
3,400
400
69
60%
59%
60%
187,300
159%
159
159%
160%
2,900
18%
5,600
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
36%
37
*36%
37
*36%
37
36%
36%
*36%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
1,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,100
97%
97%
United
9
Co
common
convertible
$6
Corp
Stockyards
preferred—No par
Wall Paper
55
Mar 23
3ji
May
Jan
3
39
Apr
6
170
Feb
18
159% Jan
6
167
Feb
24
23% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
25% Jan
27
29% Mar 12
Universal
23
91
Feb
3
77
Feb
21
82% Mar 29
4%%
51% Dec
28
49 Va Feb
28
52% Feb
8
Utah
28
38% Feb
9
50 % Apr
5
Vanadium
10% Mar 7
39% Feb 11
14% Feb
10
17% Jan
3
Van
34% Feb
21
37% Apr
6
Van
7
Jan
4
8% Jan
24
52
Jan
30
Universal
22
p
53%
98
*162%
com„_1
27%
100
preferred
Power & Light
*81 %
2%
2%
2'A
*20%
21%
♦20%
No par
51%
54
82%
51%
Co
97%
2%
21%
27%
Inc
Co
97%
2%
*20%
54%
34%
—100
8% preferred
Pictures
97
2%
22
com_No par
Tobacco
Leaf
2%
50
1
pre/erred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
10
98
Inc common—_2
convertible
4%
27
41% Mar 14
29'A
70
100
25
1
23
77 % Nov
28%
\
14,700
30%
*9
9'A
*9
29%
70
48%
noncumulative preferred
37% Oct
4
9%
Shares
No par
Tobacco
1%
30% Feb
3
*9
the Week
27%
27%
47%
Corp common
preferred
159 % Dec
56% Mar
*69
9
27%
27
47%
Steel
7%
29%
70
27
26%
Apr. 6
preferred
100
Mln com—50
50
1st
noncum
9
9%
29%
26%
Friday
Apr. 5
47
common
Smelting Ref
preferred
United
11
Mar
8
*9
28%
*69
26%
Thursday
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
9
10% Jan
9
1% Jan
20
Aug 16
26
Apr
18% Mar
8%
Apr. 4
26%
Sale* far
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. S
26%
10
5
10
1
Co
preferred series A
preferred series B
Rubber Co
7%
S
Card
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 2
__1
_
_
Plywood Corp common
3%%
U
common.
preferred
Playing
U S
U
Co
AND
Monday
>
Pflf
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
3%%
9
38% Aug
3
17% Jan
35 % Mar 17
Lines
U 8
1
Feo
169
156% Mar 14
U
Mar 23
60% Apr
70% Dec
39% Mar 14
U S
2
90% Mar
4
Sep
6
Jan
8
4%%
24
9% Feb
9
93% Sep
110
U
5
30% Mar 23
70
Mar 13
68
3
Sep
157 % Jan
61
27% Apr
11
22% Jan
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Jan
19
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Loweaw
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Prevlooa
34%
35
165
27
*81%
54%
54%
54%
34%
♦162%
166
*27
27
82%
81
51
51
14,000
100
53%
2,100
39
37%
3,000
*80
51%
*160
162%
20
*27
27%
400
82%
27
81
2%
22
*52%
36%
180
98
2%
*21
27
162%
27%
51%
51
36%
165
2%
100
37
*97%
97%
22
54
53
36%
35
*162%
18%
*80
82%
%-
162
51%
10
52
51%
•
2,500
V
35% Oct
47% Apr
10
13% May 13
32% Jan
4
6% Jan
8
47 % Mar
127
15
Jun
2
Feb
20
3
34% Mar 26
92% Mar 12
94
Jan
11
90% Jan
26
51%
Mar 29
32 Va Apr
6
33 % Oct
122
Jan
122
7
146 % Apr
Nov
33
128
♦36
8%
8%
8
8Va
8
2.50
63%
63%
53
6
Jan
6
45% Mar 16
&
Ry com_100
3%%
dlv
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
No par
33%
34%
33%
partic
preferred
122 Va
800
44 Va
43%
44%
43%
43%
4,800
♦114%
115%
114%
115%
*99%
100%
*99%
*99%
100%
13
$4.04
preferred
100
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
100
100
25
25
103% Feb
31
11
6
17
16% Feb
13
Feb
1
15% Jan
19
18% Dec
5
28% Apr
5
31% Feb
24
74% Jan
19
12% Jan
3
28
17
63% Mar 27
33% Jan
39% Mar 14
preferred
Ry
Co
3
30
5
7 %
*122%
125
122%
♦122 Va
123%
122
124%
100%
100%
*99%
100%
*105
106%
*105
106
105
105
♦103%
105
*102%
104
*103
104
♦103
104
*103
104
'103
170
'103% 105
*99%
"40
104
63
62
62%
60
61%
61%
62
62
63 %
33%
33%
33%
33
33 Va
32%
33
32%
32%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38V*
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,500
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
4,500
*28
29
*28
29
♦28
29
*28
28%
28%
28%
10
100
preferred
62%
32%
10
20
(The) new
Visking Corp
123
5
common
preferred
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
22% Apr
Mar
$4.12
Virginian
6%
16
15,400
114%
Feb
31% Feb
33%
43%
106
46% Jan
6,200
93
114%
103
6
32%
32%
44%
4
30
31%
32%
♦91%
33%
115%
12
May
32%
33%
93
43%
Jan
33
*128
*91%
93
115%
Jan
34% Feb
11
*128
32%
44%
99
49% Nov
6
Jan
4,300
115%
104
101% Jan
37% Jan
53%
43%
13
May 23
52'A
53
2,500
122%
Feb
lo3 % Aug 22
13,200
115%
116
106
8%
100
9
16
1,700
8%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5
preferred
inn
10
27
34
15%
37'A
8%
32%
32%
43,900
49%
15%
35%
♦128
32%
*91%
49
15%
♦128
*128
100
50%
37
15%
*128
*128
32%
38% Jan
Feb
*128
32%
preferred
Va-Carollna Chemical com
6%
63%
63%
32%
113% Jan
Dec
63%
32%
6
101
64
*127
13
100
8
15%
15%
5
44% Dec
22
8%
*127
noncumulative preferred__100
5%
Victor Chemical Works common
117% Jun
113% Dec
30
38% Jan
7
Mar
37%
Pacific
Feb
128
87 Vz Sep
*37
Shreve
130
37% Jan
48%
36%
Vlcks
7
28% Nov
49%
48%
15%
| 36%
Co
20
Feb
49
15%
37
Inc
Inc
Co
Chemical
26
129
128
47%
16
36%
Raalte
Vick
Feb
24
21
47%
15%
10
Industries
Norman
9
58% Mar
47%
2.50
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
29% Jan
133% Jan
1-3 % Jan
14
Oct
130
4
65% July 21
10 % Apr
1
Corp of America
*76
79
*76%
78
*76%
78
*76%
78
•.
4,700
l.oUO
w
83% Jan
78% Mar 28
85% Mar 25
19
14% Jan
9
30
29
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
14
% Aug 31
69% Feb
14
75
Mar 20
17
Apr
3
32% Nov
81% Sep
Aug 10
10% Jan
5
12% Jan
30
24% Jan
3
16 Vl» Jan
4
Oct
14
101 % Jan
4
16% Apr
6
15
-/2
6
3
11% Feb
14
27
16
106
13% Jun
18 % Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
30 % Mar 14
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
65% Jan
Jan
20
5
71%
Dec" 23
42% July
1
38 % Mar
41% Sep
2
36
Jan
28
12 Va Jan
11
23% Feb
23
May" 12
32
Feb
19% Mar 16
29
38% Dec
2
17% Mar 12
106
9
23% Feb
42
preferred
Waldorf System
30% Feb
27
7% Jan
4%%
RR
13% Jan
66% Apr
15% Nov
Wabash
9
15% Dec
27% Jan
100
3
1
24
45% Mar 23
48% Apr
*88
2
Apr
6
40% Jan
9
9
38% Mar 23
11
Walker
(Hiram)
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32
*31%
32
31%
G
W
&
32
72
72%
72
72%
71%
71%
'71
72
71 '
72
No par
2.50
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
17
Corp
Pictures
17%
11%
11%
17
16%
*
H O rH £
16%
18
11%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*101%
102%
♦101%
16%'
102%
17%
•
16%
14%
14%
900
2,500
•
3,200
35,500
16"%
18
17
11%
11%
11%
16%
3,200
11 Va.
•
101V2
16%
17%
16%
16%
101%
16%
11%
11%
16%
16%
103
17%
t
:
11%
3,900
4,700
20
R
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
Warner-Lambert
Pharmaceutical—1
44%
45
44%
45
43%
44%
44%
45
44%
44%
12,000
Warren
&
new__2.50
46%
48%
47%
48%
47
47%
43
47%
41%
43%
25,600
83%
84%
88
88
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
1,500
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
5,800
Bros
Foundry
Warren
Petroleum
Inc
17%
Xl6%
102%
1
_
16%
'101%
1
Ward Industries Corp
Warner
16%
1
100
preferred
Wardell
78
*76%
No par
i
Co
Pipe
3
Corp
Washington Gas Light
Co
*81
<
83
*81%
•
83
No par
39%
39%
39%
37%
37%
37%
81%
37%
39%
37%
■„ ,
81%
39%
37%
•
39%
No par
Washington Water Power
'
•
*
8,700
500
'
21% Sep
20 % Aug
27
9
31
30%
29%
30
29%
9
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
1
21%
22
22
22%
22%
23"%
6
Webster
5
*18%
19
18%
18'/2
*18%
4% Apr
6
Welbilt Corp
Feb
23
3
8
24% Apr
Jan
6
19
18% Nov
10
18
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
17
3% Feb
10
33% Apr
4
40% Sep
9
36% Jan
6
50 % Dec
30
50% Dec
30
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
23% Mar 14
30%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Jan
19% Feb
6
17% Mar
5
5
9
22
13% Jan
Jan
Waukesha
Mar
25% Feb
7
Apr
21% Mar
20
Mar 29
27
9
3
30% Dec
30
16% May 16
29 % Sep
43
50% Apr v4,, ;
1
Apr
52% Feb
2
22% Apr
6
43% Mar
16 '.
1
29
Mar 20
107% Jun
15
113
Apr
7
107
Apr
2
112 % Jan
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
103
Jan
4
105
Mar
99'% Feb
4
105% Jun
10
102
Jan
3
105
Jan
24% Jan
19
70
Dec
9
46% Jan
9
35
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
1C5 % Dec
19
110
Jun
14
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
27 % Apr
102
Jun
29
31% Oct
Mar 27
104
9
13
2
27
62% Mar 12
58V4 Apr
,■
108
Jan
3
12
Investment
Wesson
Co
1
Oil
4.8%
West
Co
Motor
&
40
50
*51
preferred
Indies
Sugar
West Penn Electric Co
Penn
5
4Va%
Power
preferred
pfd
series
20% Feb
14
23% Mar 13
25
28
Jan
18
37
Western Auto Supply
Jan
25
19
3%
3%
3%
39%
33%
52
50%
52
21
20%
21
20%
21»A
51 %
2J%! '■22%
34%
35%
33%'
34
33'A
36 Va
35%
x34%
•
■
28'A
28%
5,100
107%
107 Va
108%
109
*108 Va
109%
210
*103
104%
103
103
*102
103 %
103'A
*102
103 V*
*102
*102
103'A
*59
57%
*102
28%
60
60
60
58
58
28%
28%
107%
*59
58'A
58
,
1
21%
21 Va
21%
20%
21%
20'A
20%
3,400
*32 V*
32%
32%
32 Va
32'A
32'A
32'A
32 V*
32'A
32'A
900
*104%
104%
104%
No par
58%
60 V*
100
74%
76%
105
12
105'A Feb 23
4.80%
preferred
61% Mar 23
Western
Maryland
17
9
73% Jan
26
63
6
Western Pacific RR common_.No par
67
67%
66 Va
Sep 26
28% Jun
9
5
Western
2.50
20%
20%
20'A
32% Feb
15
10
32%
32%
32'A
32%
32
53% Oct
28
98% Aug
5
127
May 23
49% Oct
56% Feb
83% Feb 15
103% Mar 18
130
11
53
96 % Jan
3
104
Oct
16
97% Mar 27
3.80%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
130
Jan
20
54
99 V. Mar 16
103
Feb
4
17
Mar 20
Wheeling
Steel
Jan
24
26% Oct
27
31% Sep
13
25% Jan
23
28% Feb
23
Sep
27
82
Nov
16
77% Mar 26
80'A Feb
15
27
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
9
31'/a Jan
18
White
Dental
34% Jan
6
51% Sep
2
36'A Feb
1
43% Mar 16
White
Motor
July 25
99'/a Feb
27
95
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
102 V*
12
2
9
July 28
4V\'/o
23
16
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
Mar 10
30 Va Jan
30
43 % Apr
6
23
16 V* Mar 13
Wilson
77
28
82
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6
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5
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15
17
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9
Feb
Mar 16
White
Prior
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&
$4.25
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14 V. Jan
4
17 V* Mar
5
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22 % Apr
6
25% Jan
4
Winn-Dixie
30
36% Aug 18
Jun
14
148% Jan
3
24% Sep
9
35% Dec
23
32% Jan
4
140% Jan
13
21% Jan
140
37% Feb
20
6%
145
Mar 22
9
24
Va Mar 26
Wisconsin
23
31% Feb
10
27
Woodward
45% May 12
52% July 20
47'A Jan
3
43% Oct
59 % Mar 30
41'A Jan
23
11
92% Jan
7
Oct
11
159
86
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52% Jan
3
43
Nov
100'A May 18
212% Apr
103% July
12
Feb
92
11
Mar
159% Jan
7
91
Jan
5
5
99% Jan
24
25
201% Apr
4
5
17
8% Apr
4
6
61% Feb
15
71
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19
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23
27%
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11
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61% Jan
13
52
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25
32% Apr 26
108% Sep 23
24
Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
22
83% Feb
50 V* Mar 15
55 % Apr
48
67% Jan
36% Feb
9
98% Mar
10% Jan
77
9
4
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6
27V2 Apr
5
60
19
5
31% Mar 12
8
104% Mar 21
16
24% Mar 23
Nov
25
20
Jan
142% Dec
27
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Feb
13
Apr
80
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20
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58
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41%
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13
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82
82
82
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24
24%
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36 Va
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35%
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35%
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49
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48%
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49
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49
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54%
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54%
55%
54 Va
55%
54%
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93%
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Woolworth
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94
199
199
96
97
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1
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56%
92
93
199
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100%
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131
133%
23
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102
22%
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5
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4%% convertible preferred
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100
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40
106
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♦105
106
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No par
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59%
97%
130
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Iron
100%
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19
Jan
22
54
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100
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preference
18 % Mar 21
Mar 14
Corp
preferred
preferred
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12% Jan
22 % Jan
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prior
conv
100
100
common—10
5 % %
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75
9% Mar 18
5
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26% Feb
28% Dec
10% Jan
Jan
101% Jan
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6
58%
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Westinghouse Electric common_12%
17
77
Aug
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65% Mar 20
Feb
46
5
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130
July 29
Westinghouse
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105%
13
6
57
21 Va
Feb
33% Mar
55%
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58
21%
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Union
61
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22 % Mar
10
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59
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Western Air Lines Inc
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Figures after decimal point represent
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Highest
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108.28 Jan
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*93.14
98.18
*300.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*98.14
101.10
*101.2
101.8
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102.18
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102.12
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99-10
*99.5
98.18
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98.28
*98.14
98.18
*98.6
98.10
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101.8
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101.12
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101.12
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102.12
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102.16
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93.8
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99.12
99.13
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1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
98.26
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98.31
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96.22
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1961
2V2s
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Friday
Apr. 6
High
100.15
98.2
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1958
103.8
*98.6
1958-1963
Dec 15
Thursday
Apr. 5
Low
*100.13
100.15
1956-1958
95.10
*94.22
94.26
*95.4
95.8
*95.12
95.16
*95.6
95.10
*95.28
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96
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93.12
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1965-1970
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93.14
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92.30
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93.14
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93.22
93.21
93.21
1963-1968
June 1964-1969
2y2s
2y2s
2y2s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2y8s
—
—
103.18
1960-1965
2%s
2%s
2%s
—
—
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1978-1983
2%s
2%s
2%s
PRICES
2 V2s
2y2s
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—
—
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—
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1956-1959
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
SALE
Apr. 4
Low
High
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Wednesday
Apr. 3
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Treasury 2%s
—
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Apr. 2
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EXCHANGE
__
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__
1^7
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the month
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more
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LOW
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10
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,
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108.23 Jan
YEARLY
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—
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1953
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due
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60
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114%
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88
—
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——
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103
103
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1961-
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April-Oct
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1979
1944
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101%
63%
April-Oct
June-Dec
76%
44%
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1978
3.375%)
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14
13
169
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—
1986
debentures
A P
Porto
s
100
~
—
—
i-
Feb-Aug
1964
1980
debentures
Baltimore &
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4'/2s assented 1968
A6s
95%
12
■
June-Dec
....
7s
1st
3'/8s
Corp 3%s s f debs
debentures
2%s
(interest
2008—
6s
f
s
97
99
95
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES \;
19^6—Mar-Sepf
junior debentures 1187—
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Anglo-Lautaro
April-Oct
1968
7s
external
f
s
98%
94
—
2
*98%
1967
debentures
3s
Anheuser-Busch Inc
*40
--
April-Oct
1958
to
oi)
2.125%)
extl
93%
'
19
Power deb 5s 2030—.Mar-Sept
& Foreign
--
3%s
Canada
of
Co
Airlines
Bosch
3%s
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
1957
1963—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
96%
99
*10'A
June-Dec
AND
1979
American
Mar-Sepf
1953
extended to
lAFernambuco
101%
8
-95%
95
*169
Mortgage 3'/2s
America
of
Co
debentures
American
DevelopmentCo Ltd—
loan
177%
97%
„
98% 100
100
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1961
to 1971
2s
18%
Mar-Sept
•'
Mfg
18
—
*19%
--
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
sinking fund external 1957
ApriZ-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
IA Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aup
1953
'26
of
3%s
3%s
8A6s extl
171'A
22
100'/a 101%
99
99
1978_June-D-C *
2%s
Mar-Sept
1959
2008
of)
1961 extended
17%
(Kingdom of)—
6s due
of)6s
17%
2
2%s
4s
t
98
—
*94'A
May-Nov
1958
(City
2%s debentures 1975.
April-Oct
External sinking fund old 4%s
4'/4S s f extl loan new 1965
Oriental
92
27
'v— m
95%
May-hoy
;
1979—
external 7s 1958
assented
f
s
4.80s
1963_jan-july
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Netherlands
159
1946—Feb-Aug
8s
May-Nov
1972—Jan-July
1st
mortgage '3'As 1984
•
—Mar-Sept
Albany
& Susquehanna RR 4'/2s 1975
April-Ocf
Aldens Inc 4'As conv subord debs 1970—Mar-Sepf
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nop
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'As debs 1973—April-Oct
—
sink
to
159
98
85 %
*175
100%
external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
Power First
Jan-July
1942
extl sinking fund 6'/2s 1958
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
conversion
Great Southern
1922
ASecured
?
93%
90
-': —
American
__
to
.'
„
96 %
*
June-Dec
external
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3s
1963_Jan-Juiy
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agree¬
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reduced
—
58%
—
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,
sinking
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18
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173/4
1913
(State)
100
*8b % "•■♦--I
96%
^
1963.—-—:.—„June-Dec
to
(Republic)
(City)
Aluminum
1933
of)
Mar-Sepf
on
coupon
Light Co Ltd—
$ series 1953
Allls-Chalmers
ASmail
(City
*92%
*157
101
—
IA Milan
99 %
'
17%
Jan-July
assented
Minas Geraes
102 y8
99%
*135
98
|
1963_Jan-July
1945
8 ASmail
new
99%
16
1945_Quar-Jan
ment)
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13
34
•
87%
j
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of
11%
—
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101%
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16
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—
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101
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•
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—
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1952
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*10"%
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Quar-Jan
(1922
assented
new
101%
22
*16
168
1
A4s of 1904 (assented to 1922 agree't)
due 1954
June-Dec
A4s new assented (1942 agree't)
1968-Jan-July
A4s
100
'■
—
*100% 101%
*81
of)—
1910
18'A
3%s external readjustment 1984
—Jan-July
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.;
5 ASmail
of
1971
to
RAILROAD
ALarge
IA 4s
12
*175
April-Ocf
_April-Ocf
1961
3%s-4%s-4fts external conversion
6a due
54%
Jan-July
SALarge
new
175
Jan-July
External readjustment 1979
"66%
8 A Small
A5s
18%
fund 6s 1960
May-hoy
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964_-—May-Nov
3%s-4s-4y8s (dollar bond of 1937)—
5 A Large
.
'
123/4
*
mtge
AExternal
June-Dec
1978
(1942
assented
18
'
IA 5s of 1899 due 1945
IA 5s
v
12%
.
185
•166
1968
(Republic
93
123
-
108
~
Mexico
83
18
1013/8
13
92
87
165
106%
Irrigation—
|A4'/2s assented (1922 agreement) 1943—May-Nop
§A4%s small
1943
assented
'27
1
extended
External
116%
83%
2
•
182%
♦184
106
May-Nov
1975
Mexican
ANew
1st
"953
'
,
85
133/4
-Jan-July
extended
1961
4s-4%s-4'/2S
Mtge Bank)
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
to
65%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1964—
1965
5'/2s due 1965 extended
A
June-Dec
1954
extended
loan
due
iA6s
*:>%
653/4
,
«
Co Ltd—
extended to 1981
5 A With March
64%
—
Jan-July
..Jan-July
'
of)—
Tokyo Electric
98
93
18%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-JUiy
r
4'As
of)
f 1971
s
1971
(City
lAUruguay
Mar-Sept
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
7s
1962
IA5s sterling loan of '12 1952—
Italian Public
§ A External
(40-yr)
due
5%s
'•
;
155
65%
—
Jan-July
1947
B
(Union
Electric Power
Tokyo
122
18%
91
155
♦98
Jan-July
April-Oct
ext s f 3s .1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
f 3s 1977.
21%
88
~
83 %
'
of)
s
external
1958
assented
Africa
A5%s
•
113
;
92
.
A5y2s extl loan of
Uay-Nov
-Feb-Aug
(Republic)
30-year gtd ext
secured
B
1965—
Sydney County Council 3y2s 1957
" 129
117 %
82
—
18
,
—May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
Electric, Power Co Ltd—
IA6»/2s 1st mtge s i 1952..,
*——June-Dec
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962——
June-Dec
ASllesia
(Prov Of) external 7s 1958——..June-Dec
5%s
June-Deo
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7'As 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
Italian
series
Taiwan
1968
(State
external
South
-
loan)—
April-Oct
(Young loan)—
90
'
95%
90%
High
•
••
,
(Kingdom) —
Slovenes
&
secured
A4'/2s
1964
paid
Croats
*
,«
'
June-Dec
Dawes
1949_
85
(Interest
—i.——April-Ocf
loan
A7s
66
1930—
of
due
1930
60%
116
•
1
Jan-July
external dollar
A8s
100
95
Low
.
Jan-July
1968.;
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
81%
Jan.
No.
*88
A6s
158%
Government—
A7s
•
80
issue—
International
Govt
loan
*83
80
76%
Hold
*110
Shinyetsu
1972;
loan
bonds
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
'
158'A
Bonds
High
A
—Jan-July
„„ lTr
80
1980——June-Dec
bonds
(extl
gold
5'/2s
"2
76%
*158'A 168
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1953
loan
bonds
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
1936
Serbs
issue
bonds
dollar
Greek
84
♦16%
mrwm
1972—————Apr-Ocl
fund
Conversion
International
German
.
Friday's
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
Jan-July
A7s external water loan 1956
:—
.Mar-Sepf
103
80%
76%
; '
or
(State of)—
f A8s external 1950
47%
47%
101
—
of)—
1972
dollar
8A7s
58%
1936
3s conv &
German
48
102%
•83
May-Not
1969
bonds
Prussian
4s
54'/a
1924
bonds
bonds of
10-year
.
Jan-July
*102
—
May-hoy
fund 1973
(Federal Repuolic
5'/as dollar
;
1967
1953
sinking
External
t
7s
6%s
(Republic off)
German
1
1
Paulo
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
Bid At Asked
Low
Ban
.
Week'* Range
High
(interest reduced to
extended to 1960
April-Ocf
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962—April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3 Vis extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976——Jan-July
47/as
Low
8s
3%)
lAFrankfort
54 '/a
1
lan.
No.
Last
Hale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
(State;—
Stamped assented
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
bold
High
54'/a
Denmark
AEstonia
Bonds
Bid A Asked
.
RECORD
ENDED APRIL 6
Week's Range
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock
Financial Chronicle
1957
May-Nov
May-hoy
•56
603A
—
54
55
California Electric Power first
California
(interest
Oregon Power 3%s
Canada Southern
May-Nop
•56
60
'
—
56
56
Canadian
consol
National
etd
3s
1976
1974—
5s
A
May -Nov
Ry gtd 4%s 1957—— Jan-July
29.
I
97%
June-Dec
19«2
96
106'A
6
97%
94%
97%
3
94 %
106%
35
105%
107%
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8
102
102%
96
106
96
96
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Number 5523
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.
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(1775)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
BOND
RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
Jan.
No.
High
Low
New York Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
1
or
Exchange
Bonds
Friday's
Bid So Asked
lale Price
Low
Range Since
Hold
High
92'A
High
93%
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Ht§m
Canadian Pacific Ry—
Carthage
Case
(J
Celanese
debentures
1960
(1947 issue)
1960
1965
1981
Corp
Celotex
1976
3'As
Corp
1965_T
debentures
3s
3 Vis debentures
45
103
103%
15
*72'/a
-
104
103
Feb-Aup
4s
& Adirondack Ry 4s
I) Co 3Vis debs 1978
debentures
3%s
(perpetual)
Clinchfield & Ohio
Carolina
105%
105'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
consol debenture
4%
104
1073/4
103
105%
72%
—.
91
*__
73 %
91%
94%
94%
96
96%
*—
91%
99%
94%
96%
95
;
97
*98% 100%
First
mortgage
Central
93%
63
63
64
AprfZ-Oct
9514
95%
96%
12
67
95%
123
88
63
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83%"
83
96%
83
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97
83 Ya
97
951/4
94
*95%
1 2020
May
1" 2020
May
_-—Jan-July
1974
3s
Power
York
New
93%
Jan-July
1995
series A
4s
mortgage 4'/2s series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J 3y4s 1987
A Gen
98%
Central Pacific Ry Co—
3'As series A 1974
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
♦100%
1st
ref
&
123%
100%
103
-7
104% 105
16
101%
100 ya
109%
100% 101%
r
A Income
110%
1st
Si-
First
85
94%
1st
1st
90'/a
71%
123%
96%
97
1
-82
82
Edison
4%s inc ser
A2nd mortgage
*73%
April
A Jan 2003—-April
Paul & Pacific RR—
& North Western Ry—
:
Second mortgage conv inc 4y2s Jan
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
1st mtge 27As ser A 1980
4V2s
-•*
income
83%
67%
68%
66,
Jan-JulyMar-Sept
City
first coll trust 4s
st Louis Division
Co—
3s series L 1977
N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 19992%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 2001
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A
1
102%
93%
26
102%
101%
3s series E
3s series F 1981-Feb-Aup
1981
—
May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982—
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3 Vzb series I 1983
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1984
Jan-July
1st & ref 3%s series K 1985
June-Dec
38 convertible debentures 1963
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power (Bait)-—
1st ref M 27/Bs ser T 1976
Jan-July
1st ref M 2%s ser U 1981
April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 23/4s ser X 1986
Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
April-Oct
3Vis debentures
1976
May-Nov
3Vis debentures 1979
June-Dec
refund
and
93
98
95%
84%
in U S
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
2001
dollars)
1975
Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Power first mtge 2%s
Consumers
Continental
Continental
Crane Co
3'As
Can
Oil
3 Vis
debs
3s
s
1976
1984
debs
f debs
74%
98
99
98%
Cuba
Northern
A 1st
Cuba
5
•••■
■
-
.
99%
97%
98
15
(1942 series)
1970
99%
98%
91%
mortgage
4s June
30
1970
102%
AImp & equip 42~1970
A 1st
A 1st
lien
&
ref
4s ser
lien & ref 4s
For
footnotes
ser
see
A
1970
B 1970
page
29.
June-Dec
debts
El
Paso
96%
99
100
102%
13
101'/4
256
118'/a
&
99% 100
debs
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&
96%
•
59
'
96%
99%
97%
99 y4
92'A
98
96
90
90
90%
,
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98%
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100
.
96%
2
15
.
102%
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General
134
10
106
4
106
110
98
97
—
108%
—
—
75%
76%
65
75%
79%
96%
3
96'A
97
■
83%
86
86
100% 101%;-
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29
~
100%
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188
•
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951/4
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103
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99%
99%
36%
101
98
1964
debentures
i
1969
debentures
debentures
General Realty
A4s
2
241/4'
~
24%
23
35%
31
*30
31
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31
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.
„
.
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—
23
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94
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99%
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1
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101% 101'A
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6
—
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127
101
103
104%
104%
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....
175
175
1
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3
92%
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94
1
94
94
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89
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17
103
104
—
103% 103%
1979—
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100%
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37
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debs
■
100 %
101
102%
93%
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19
93 >A
96
96
99
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30
1980
18
99% 100%
104
99%
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100
99% 100%
118
99%
101%
99'A 100'A
128
99'A
96
99%
99%
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103
—
*—
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99%
--
95%
--
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—
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13
95%
108%
107% 109
179
107'A
111%
151
149
151
8
139%
153
*—
118
95%
95%
95%
Company—
Union
Mar-Sept
subord debs 1969
Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973
Northern
General
series
4'/2s
General
1976
D
mortgage 3'/eS
Jan-July
93%
-
Jan-July
113%
115%
13
93%
120
~6
113% 114
—Jan-July
series N 1990
118%
93%
94%
—-
92
General
mortgage 3'/eS series O 2000
2%s series P 1982_
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
General
mortgage
General
AGreen
mortgage
2%s series R 1961
West debentures
certificates! B
&
Bay
Debenture
ctfs A
*93
Jan-July
86'A
87
76%
86'A
89
4
76%
78%
1
94
96%
76%
94
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb
Feb
94
*75%
..
19'A
13
99% 100%
2
19
Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
—
100%
April
2044
April
1980
May-Nov
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s
debentures
1969—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980—
June-Deo
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
May-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
&
ref
M
G
series
3%s
H
2%s 1976
Corp
2%s
1970
1958
—
4'As debentures 1968
IHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957
debentures
A Adjusted
income
5s Feb
!%s
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s
First mortgage
99%
87'A
9
85%
99%
3
99
101%
—
90%
101
90%
100%
90%
—
II
♦92
II
103
103
♦88
97%
98%
93
--
—
~2
103
103
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debe 1970—-.Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-JuZy
Finance
23
86%
♦__
*145
SAHarpen Mining Corp 6s 1949
Household
80%
18
•*
Wkter first mtge
Hackensack
80%
99%
86%
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan
1957
series A 1981
3s series B 1978
—
117'A
116% 118%
119
119
95'A
120
96'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
Feb-Aug
96'A
46%
46%
47%
April-Oct
273A
26'A
29
Jan-July
92%
91
92%
♦—
99'A
_June-Deo
.
94
27
'
General
I
98
96%
100
*__
*103%
30 y4
28%
28 y2
102%
98
101
98
'
'
3'/2s conv
Great
28
100%
87
101'A 101%
98
101%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures 1969
3.30s
92%
Hope
Grand
1st
109%
190 Ya
167% 167%
*180%
'
Steel & Iron Works—
§ A7s s f mortgage 1945——.
April-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3'/2s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
A
105%
190
587
104% 108
105%
Utilities Corp—
Corp
Shoe
General
&
income
conv
3%s
36%
101%
99%
91
91%
99%
99%
1
Jan-July
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1961
98%
98
101
101
~
.
-
1972
3%s debentures 1975
General Motors Corp 3y4s
194%
96'A
95%
91%
\
100'A 100'A
99%
Gulf
*-
"*30
Corp—
Acceptance
debentures
2%s
debs "1976
3%s
1958—
debentures
3%s
104%
'
B 1968
ser
debentures
3s
'
—
84%
d77'A
77%
Jan-July
June-Dec
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1940
1948-
Corp
4s
104%
" -101%
;
__
100%:
134
97
*__
.Apr-Oct
1975.
debt adj ser C 1968—
4 %s
103%
5
101% 101%"
adj
debt
General
103'A
101'A
^
12
102% 102%
101%
36%
100
2
*133'A
96%
76
•
1
5'As debt adj ser A 1968_.
99
100
"73
101
101'A 101%
102'%
108%
1
(Germany)—
debentures
§A6s
'
13%
j
—
106
May-Nov
1982
1945
8A6%s debentures
99%
97%
Corp—
debentures
debentures
8 A 7s
100%
94%
98%
95'/4
96%
—
I
97
Jan-July
1980
Denver Ry Co 4%s
3'/as convertible
92%
7
90%
93%
——
94%
»„
f
4'/aS
Dairies Inc
General Dynamics
Good
91%
*—
—-
91 %
—
97
t
1961
1977
General Electric Co
96
■
•
*—
*
;
1971—Mar-Sept
'
11
97%
„
__
35
100% 100%
100%
,
;
1972
debentures
Foremost
3s
"
—
'
—-
93%
?
r
debentures
3'A
102'A
99
7
'
•
98
•'
97
154
— —
•!
inc 4y2s ser A Jan 2015
April1;
3'As series E 1964_Aprll-Oct
consol
Firestone Tire
3'/2s
—
88
95%
.123'A
♦II
ApriZ-Oct
1965
Ohio Division first mortgage 3y*s
121%
"
100%
80%
105 Va
88
—'
376
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge 3'/aS series F 1990—-Jan-July
f
First consol mtge 3'As series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s Income debs Jan
1, 2020Apr-Oct
1041/4
118% 119'%
•
13
99
91%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
First consol mortgage
104
1011/2 101 »/2
V
80%
102%
——'
1
;
«
82%
146% 149%
May-Noo
Jan-July"V. 149%
&
General Mtge
99
100%
__
101%
*—
v
•
99
*931/4
96
102%
Erie Railroad Co—
101%
96%
98%
*100%
t;——
—
141%
99%
82
103% 104
*87%
(N Y)
stamped
4%s
97%
*96%
99
*78
——
104
;
.'85
*82
June-Dec
May-Nov■V'
I
-5
171%
94
5
10
95 %
1976_Mar-Sept
1982
95'A
100'A 100'A
'
Elgin Joliet &. Eastern Ry
98
100%
101%
*100
*97%
-June-Dec
4s
94
103%
"
136'A
132
136% 137%
137
..
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}
first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-JuZy
3 'Aa 1970
Mar-Sept;
Southwestern first 5s 1965
ApriZ-Oct
East Tenn Va
104%
971/4
91%
*98
Jan-July
June-Dec
gold
debenturesJ1961
2.35s
subordinated
3s
RR—
A 1st
lien
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3yas 1984
91%
105
91%
May-Nov
June-Deo
first
102
1
171%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1995—June-Dec
4s 1995
Dow Chemical
101
.
Ry—
mortgage 4s
1980
94%
90
75
73%
•>•4
•
*97% 100
*104
May-Noo
May-Nov
1977
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3 V»b 1966
1958-
100 Va
90%
'
87%
83%
84
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A 3s cum inc debs (stpd as to payment
Continental
Second gold
102 y4
98
4
98%
98
98%
June-Dec
;
1969—
3V4S series O
Fort Worth &
98%
Feb-Aup
1978—
debentures
Mack
&
103
101%
*100% 102%
—Jan-July
1970
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
120
93
73%
,
ref M 3'As ser G
debentures
ref
&
103%;
100%
13
100% 102
-
1976
K
ser
conv; debs
2%s
98
mtge
First
1st &
-
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4y2s 1961
„
83%
83%
1982_Mar-8ept
1979—Jan-July
931/4
100%
42
94
120
*87
"
103
♦102% 103%
100%
—April
2%s ser J 1985——
3%s
convertible
Detroit
99
97 7A
*101
and
First and refund mtge
-
JFlorida East Coast first 4'/2s 1959
AFirst and refunding 5s series A 1974
April-Oct
.
97%:
—
~
103%
93%
■
84%;
—
—
103%
30
98
♦94%
97%
90%
78
96
.
102
ref
&
Gen
96%
117
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
88
Jaw-July
fixed
interest)
1993
Gen & ref .2.%s ser N 1984
102%
13
96
93%
101%
1
87%
102
3s
96%
101% 102
99
90%
May -Nov
June-Dec
Gen
97
95
102% 103%
refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-ApriZ-Oct
First and refund mtge 23As ser C 1972_June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-ZVoo
3s
94%
*—
101%
1991—Jan-July
1990_May-Nov
mortgage 3s series
First
105%
Edison
mortgage
First
107%
3
13
96
series A
Commonwealth
100%
94%
102% 102%
1977—Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
3y2s debs series D 1979
——Jan-July
3%s debentures ser E 1980
Mar-Sept
3y2s subord conv debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983
—May-Noo
81
102
98
97%
90'A
*81
;83%
99 7A
,
98
91
First
1975
3s debentures series B 1975
3%s debentures series C 1977
First
100
94%
Gas System Inc—
debentures
3s
78
*98% 100 %
•
•
82
78
105% 105%
Illuminating 3s ^970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982-A———
.—June-Dec
First mortgage 23As
1985_——
——Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989
;
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961— April-Oct
Columbia
103'A
1007A
2
85%
Electric
Cleveland
92
92'A
*„
5s
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4y2s series E
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
92
*—
June-Deo
General gold 4s 1993
General 5s series B 1993
5
9
Mar-Sept
Edison El 111
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Cleveland
74
Q9
100
June-Dec
June-Dec
1966
Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
71
78
78
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
56
1
*80%
1994_Jan-July
Jan-July
City Ice & Fuel 23/4S debentures
706
100% 100%
Ry—
1970
3s s f debs
69%
61
71%
94%
91
70%
Q9
I960—
Service Co
74%
71%
RR—
1994
debentures
3%s
Cities
67 %
56
61
Union Station—
First mortgage 3'As series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 43/eS ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23/4S 1975_ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 27/aS 1978
Jan-July
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
Flist mortgage 23/4S series G 1974
Feb-Aup
Oil Financial Corp 2%s 1959
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
86
6 5'/a
224
<
101%
83%
;
125
65%
80
100%
13
67%
Chicago
4s
10
86
65%
1 1999—April
—:—Jan-July
debs 1995—
23As-4>/4s
\
-
(3%
series H
3s
Gen & ret mtge
77%
77%
79%
.84
;
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern
First and refunding mtge 23/4S-4y4S
Income
74%
100% 100%
100%
mortgagees series A 1994
is—Jan-Julyv
General mortgage 4y2s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—'—April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055;.
Mar-Sept
First
75
82
94
*90
3'As
*72,;:
98
7
Lake—
Salt
mortgage
contingent
1%
87
,.82
79%
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97
_9
;>
~9
fixed
(3%
contingent interest) -1993
Income mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest) 2018
125
93%
*123%
80'/a
—
_
May-Nov
1%
Detroit
101%
99%
ser
Western RR—
Grande
First mortgage series A
75%
72%
103%
80%
mortgage
Income
98
101
101%
*98%
& coll tr 4'/2s ser B 1985
Denver & Rio
105%
88%
~9
89%
.72%
97
100
4
80%
:
May
4-6s
coll tr 5s
&
98
101
102% 102%
and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 2 %s 1980
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr 3'/as 1984
May-Nov
mtge & coll tr 3V2s 1985
June-Dec
1st
•95%
96%
*87
'
'
„
A 1985
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Deo
97%
93%
♦II
*—
——
101
100
--
division
trust
mtge
1st mtge
98%
Co—
1993
due
II
♦—
Delaware Power & Light 3s
Denver &
d94%
94%
'
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
-
mortgage
95%
Div
1973—May-Nov
May 1 2042_.
Pennsylvania Division—
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RR—
*99%
—
May-Nov
RR
Western
&
refund M 5s series C
Morris & Essex
103%
96%
95
*—
100'A
Western
&
Lackawanna
First and
103 y2
97%
97%
1997
April
series B 1985_
May-Nov
5s income debs Jan 2054
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982———-May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4y2s Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Milwaukee St.
Lackawanna
York
New
v104V4 106
y111
112
*109
33As
mortgage
121%
102% 102%
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s
First
99
4
100% 103
*110
Mar-Sept
3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
27/eS 1970—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
1990
mtge 3s
101%
20
121% 123%
101
RR—
First and refunding mortgage
101
100%
121%
Zlfar-Sept
1996—May-Not>
1996—Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37/«s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
4%s
1992
_
Refund and impt M 3%s series D
Refund and impt M 3'As series E
First and refunding mortgage
100%
—
97%
General
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
General 4s 1958
10
100% 101
Feb-Aup
mortgage
Chicago & Eastern 111
-
Collateral
3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
First and refund
First
Delaware
1963
extended
92'A
—
'
Jan-July
Delaware
mortgage 4%s series A Jan
AGen
debentures 1977
& Hudson 4s
3 VaS
Central of Georgia Ry—
7
—
,
94%
96
93%
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1878—Aprll-Ocl
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1978
June-Dee
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 7 984
Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 3Vid series B 1985
June-Dec
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
101%
—
282
9
4
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—
—
149
149
113%
120
119
120%
95'A
96'A
100%
101%
103
103%
99
43%
47 Ya
183
23%
30
22
91
97'A
95%
100
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
Friday
Interest
New York 8tock Exchange
Period
Last
Illinois Central
mortgage
3.65s
I
series
3.20s
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3%s
*—
100%
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104
New
New
York
97%
96%
167% 167%
149%
167%
*—
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101
101 %
101%
104%
101 % 102
100
28
100
99
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98%
98%
10
100%
1980
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&
1st
1959__June-Dec
4s
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debs 1975
Afar-Sept
3%s
99% 100
*—
98%
94%
102
102
ApriZ-Oct
100%
94
102
June-Dec
1st mtge 4s 1990__:_
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
1978—
14
94%
102
4V28
103
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90%
95
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„
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1976
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4
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86%
98
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98 '/a
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& Western RR—
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s
f debentures 1973^——
s
f debentures 1974—a.:—
104
subord
Feb-Aug
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_Afar-Sept
1980
1973
1966
—
4.
1979—_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2s
1969—Afar-Sept
First mortgage 27/as 1969
_Afar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Afar-Sept
37/as sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minn
St
Mining & Mfg 2%s
Paul
&
Saulte
Ste
.
1967
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,
5s
4s
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series
series
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B
1962—
103
.
98
'
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series
D
1978
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issues
mtge
4'/4s
series
B
Jan
1
mtge
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series
C
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2005I
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1
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mortgage
mortgage
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90
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1
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103%
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101
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debentures
debs
90
102
f debs
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Corp 1st 3 Vis 1982
National Supply 23/4s debentures
1967
National Tea Co 3'/2s conv 1980
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1961
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3s debentures 1074__
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1981
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—
.
Wabash RR
Gold
—
93%
100%
*92'/2
1
98%
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99%
*__
92%
'
93
—
W
101%
92%
11
154%
303
102
92%
147
98%
98%
98 %
90
90
April-Oct
1970
4%s
91
i
Shore first
97%
98%
1st
90
6
93%
Western
107%
--
97%
98%
9
97%
4
91%
93%
*„
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116
96%
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114%
119%
*—
89%
,
3%s
83%
82
.
122 %
125%
Wilson
77
105%
107%
Wisconsin
May-Nov
May-Nov
104
103% 105
108
104%
103% 105
53
100%
100% 100%
1969
,
mtge 3%s
A '75—June-Dec.
ser
Northeastern
Coil
Standard
Oil
Products
debs
(Indiana)
86%
—
*—
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194
102%
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1981
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;
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87
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*-
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129
3
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RR
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69%
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—■
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1984
first
Co
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88
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9
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—
107
93 y«
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108 'A
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98%
99%
99%,
*100
,_Ap<il-Oct
mortgage 3s 1958
first 4s 1960
70%
69%
100
May -Nov
101
__
246
107% 109%
*100%
~
—
101%
100 %
101
105%
112
8
99% 100
Jan-July
B
Central
69%
69%
104% 104 %
Mar-Sept
103 %
104 %
68%
99%
May
—
98
100%
101%
100% 101
101
-Jan-July
1981-
3%s ser A
1975
99
100%
101 %
102 Vb
Co—
RR
27/as
mortgage
Yonkers
a
89%
May-Nov
.—April
*95%
97%
94%
95%
36
92%
97%
145%
599
114%
145 %
not
89%
*99%
June-Dec
94%
1982—April-Ocf
conv
guaranteed 2361
97%
Jan-July
79%
78
79%
25
81
2
,79%
*91
,
__
83
78
91%
81
99%
80%
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Electric Power 2%s 1976—,.—June-Dec
101
92
—Mar-Sept
1979
140%
140
5
89%
93%
98
-
—
99%
Jan-July
3%se1971
in
the
included
& Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
delivery
In
sale
the
included
not
year's range,
n
In
the
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
sale not included In the year's range, r Cash salt
Under-the-rule
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Beotion 77 «
or securities assumed by such companies.
*
/
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
^Companies reported as
100
95%
Electric Light
Deferred
included
1967
5
*101% 102%
85'/a
94%
May-Nop
April-Ocf
2013
100% 100%
Jan-July
1966
132
119% 119%
I
18
—^May-Moo
1974_-i.
102%
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
3%s series C 1979
Apr-Oct
Wisconsin Public Service
87%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1985
4 Vis
conv
3yas
*86%
nriu.
Jan-July
1
gold
5s
v
A.
,81%
144% 152%
151
Wisconsin
'
'
Jan-July
s
23/4s
-82%' 83
83
1973—April-Oct
•
mtge 4s series A 2004—
Gen
1061%
100 %
RR—
debentures: 1983-
Btandard
&
First
1977—:
first
1st
106 %
103%
103%
100
1
4s
debs
Winston-Salem
1981
Tel
1995
series
debentures
conv
125
Bell
;
145
143
145
143
'
"
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
.—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
94%
258
115% 117
Pacific
income
105 V8 105%
Internal
:
*147%
_April-Oct
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
*
99%
91%
3%s
3%s
2361
mortgage
5s
1071%
91%
■
registered
123% 125%
3%s
*147%
■*163%''i:_
■
Western Maryland
154%
124%
Orleans &
3yas
Power
105%
.
ABpokane
Electric
Penn
West
94%
127
31
*107
--
Jan-July
Jan-July
27/as series E 1986
First
23/4s series F 1996
First
2%s scries G 1961
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Joint
Penn
West
—
-
4s
June-Dec
1963
Mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
New
163%!
101
Mar-Sept
Southwestern
166
161
'
»'•
West
'
•
100
92%
151%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
'
163
*65
1973—June-Dec
1st
"
-
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
100 %
90
•163% 163 'A
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
94%
103%;
90
-
166
•166
i_;
income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov.
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—Map-Nov
conv
San Fran Term
Co—
103%
99
-
103%?
104% 105%
;
__
—92
*146%"—
mtge
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
4V2s
4'/2s
166
April-Oct
(-Map-Nov
Gen mtge 43 income series A Jan
Gen
Bouthern Pacific Co—
Gold
*—
104 y*:
!
1958
5s
w
997/a
—
—'
100% 100%
.
April-Oct
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
First 4Vis
—
105%?
100%
H
ser
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
Co—
debentures
Southern Natural Gas Co
;
-
ref
...
100%, 100%
99
—
:
1*2% in
105% 107
107%
*97%
97
-
&
Virginian Ry 3s series B
101%. 101%
*—"" 115
Telegraph Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1987
Bouthern California
101
93%
mtge 2%s
First consolidated
Mar-Sept
,
5s
1985
6
A
,
June-Dec
1965
1979_
debentures
-W
97
,
■I*-
April-Oct
1976
&
'105
*102%
July
_
-
103%
3
11
•♦
98 y4
103 %
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1
,
102
105%
96%
v
mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Virginia ft Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
•
96 %<■
June-Dec
—
1983
gtd
Telephone
99%
*100
Mar-Sept
1951
?y2s
34
ref
105 y4
•
conv
RR
97
Map-Nov
debentures
Ala
1st
,
—•
&
92
/*:
97%
and
/ 86%>'88yv
: ;
?
•100% 101 ""
*—
101%
100%
1980——Mar-Sept.
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser"I*1981_*_june-Dec
89%
92
100% 100%
& Sons 2'/2s 1966
3s
debentures 1974—,..
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982_,
Shell Oil
2V2s debentures 1971
Soccny-Vacuum
87
*—
Seagram (Jos E)
Corp 3>/4s
,
l989_Pan-July
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
fASiemens & Halske 6Vis
87
1968_June-Dec
1st
Skelly
*„
■
1973---,—Apr-Oct
1—Map-Nov
-
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96%|
95
105%
95%
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,
First
'•■•
6
87 VB
.4
•3%s conv subord debentures 1969
June-Dec
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Virginia Electric & Power CpA"
*
I
!
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99%
-
♦93
St Paul Union Depot 3y«s B.1971
—„—April-Oct*
Scioto V ft New England 1st
gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
Air
■z~
87
May-Nov'
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s
South
86%
__LL_iApril-Oct
Corp—
97 y4
106%-117
10
95
First and refund .mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept'
First and refund mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Dec
Jan-July
2022
_MaJr
—Mar-Sep*
;
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1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
*
—:
Sinclair Oil
95
Oorp '2%s 1970
:—
±-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—L___—Jan-July
.1st mtge & ooll trust 3V2s 1972
iFeb-Aug
1st mtge &-coir trust 3%s i975
May-Noi?
4%s s f debs l972_i-_—
^April-Oct
assented
94y4
:
2
721
94%
•••
97%
•
■
1971—
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence ft Adirond'k 1st
gold 5s-1996_Jan-Ju2p
Second gold 6s
1996-^.
___April-Oct
Seaboard
94%
•115% 117%
94%
116
101%
;
104%
debentures
4
100%
5
101 v»
-
*95
fund
95%
100
98 Vb
94 %
•
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Vanadium Corp of-America—
*103
"
—
95%
April-Oct
s
103%
101
~
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sinking
^7
101%
America 2%$ 1966—April-Oct
1977
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Mar-Sept
154%
155
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97
.
Co of
.
1977__—Mar-Sept
1969——Mar-Sept.
33
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147%
148
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97
99
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,
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101
101
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,
1976i:
debentures
3V4s
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Bt
26%
97
6y2s debs series 'A 1947—f
—i-_Jan-July
3%s assented. series A 1947
—.-Jan-July
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*'•
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^
fli/as sinking- fund mtge series O 1951—iJune-Dec
f
175% ,175'/a
&—
'
mortgage' 4 Vis series D
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*
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73 'A
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i
■
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30%.
.
101
1
United Steel Works
97% --99%
—
85%
29
Map-Nov
'
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95%
81%
29
*„
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2%s deb6nture^ 1967 J__
117%
...
:1946_ti—i-,^—X-1_,_—Jau-July
-General
"
109%
98%
'
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Rochester Gas ft Electric
Corp—,
i "■
450
'
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104 y2
85
1980—————June-Dec
.
Feb-A up
•"
113% 115%
Q5Vz
85%
•
fund'mortgage ?1946_w—— Jan-July.
:i A Direct / mfege:
'i. :■
95 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
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27/as
Car 4J/4s
Biscuit
,3%s
^June-Dec
3 %s series :D
Rhine-Westphalia-Elec
V
1974
.
•7s sinking
-■
3%s
1982
debentures
United
.—♦5 5
98 Ye
135%
102%
17
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
•'
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99%
96
135
8
3
103% 103%
103%
1985~.Jan-July
-
96%
977/a
97%
27/as debs 1961——Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr
27/as
•
jrr
Orleans
Union Pacific RR—
1
Jan-July
Radio Corp of America 3%s conv 1980
3l/4s
New
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
3s conv debs 1975_
f
Mfg Co 3 7/a s^debs
Rheinelbe Unioh-^'.
of
96%
100%
35
102
97%
98%
135% 135 %
977/a
June-Dec
E
ser
99
■;.
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37/as
97
__
102 y2 103
J^4
1
Reynolds '(R jf Tobacco: 3s debs
RR
1st mtge 3'/4s
'
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1984—
Reading Co. first ft ref
M
95
09%
u
3%s
"i.
refund
114%
95
62
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
United
^ *'
and
95
•♦102%
94%
99
113
95
99% 100 7/a
♦—
1990—April-Oct
138%
II
•;
-
96%
94
97
*—
99%
1970—April-Oct
208
-
100 y2 101
93"%
*110
Jan-Julf
3%s series C
138%
96%
,
101
95
99
#
of Missouri 3%s 1971—Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1975_Aprt2-Oct
3s debentures 1968—:
-May-Nov
100%
101V*
-*98% 104%
-
-June-Dec
96%
104%
.
205
1979_June-Dec
92%
104 %
*97
May-Nov
gold 5s 2000
100
98%
♦ioi y4102%
♦130
—
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Oct
Apr-Oct
3%s debentures 1975—
99
Hfph
94%
*95
April-Ocl
3y4s series B
first
Tri-Continental Corp
98%
-
1
90
'104%
Union Electric Co
1963
3%s
r
Pacific
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
94
Gas Co—
&
refund M
Term
104%
June-Dec
96
12
.
96
*94%
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment Income 5s Jan 1960
♦II
90%
Jan.
Low
No.
-
2019
4s series C
refund M
and
Texas
Mar-Sept
1977
and
ft
General
105%
Range Sine#
Sold
High
90
May-Noo
impt 27/as series D 1985
First
102
Texas
*96 y4
impt M
First
101
98%
and
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
100
100
99%
Bonds
Friday's
T
93
100
*—
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
1st and
106
*100
1968—Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037—dan-July
1
100%
105%
9
105%
First and refunding mortgage 3»/4s
First and refunding
<:
Oil Corp. 27/as debentures
Bwift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
2%s debentures 1973
106
Feb-Aug
1984
Electric
debentures
Bunray
106%
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3*/4s
First mortgage 3s 1983—.
Public
90%
Ry—
1970
or
Bid ft Asked
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1966
Jan-July
;
Jan-July
2%s
T^mlnal RR Assn of St Louis—
Mar-Sept
1962
Bale Price
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
;
Btauffer Chemical 37/as debs 1973
100%
105%
4
May-Nou
general 5s series C 1974_
First general 4%s series D 1977
Pipe
Standard Oil
100%
-105% 107
April-Oct
;
Last
Period
Low
—
*106
June-Dec
First
Plantation
98
2
RR—
Ashtabula
B
15
106
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3»/2s
1965__Jan-jalu
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
99
90%
106
1975—April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964.
~
High
96 %
.
98
*102%
Feb-Aug
1964_May-Nov
series A 1970
5s
5s series B
97%
*90
1963_
J
ser
1
Low
V
--
1960
I
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
No.
1957—May-Nov
H
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Week's Range
Friday
Jan.
'
Louis Ry—
ser
RECORD
BONDS
Sold
High
*97
June-Dec
Chic ft St
BOND
Bonds
Bid ft Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2 %s„ debentures 1964__
Feb-Amr
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3V8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996.
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Friday's
or
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Week's Range
the
Bankruptcy Act,
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
*
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 2, 1956, and ending Friday, April 6.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
-••••-
--
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL 6
3^
rrtday
I. ,7
STOCKS. American Stock Exchange
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Co
Alloys.
common.
—10
1
Supply Manufacturing.
;
Range
Salee
for Week
of Prieee
.
8hares
Low
-
.
1
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
Aero
.
Sale Price
Par
Acme
' W«ek'»
Last
!
6%
,
.
6%
30%
10
9%
3
2%
9-
6%
Jan
50
28 'A
Jan
31
Jan
•
.
10
5,000
3,200
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Industries
5
1
Inc
Inc__
-
2%
x8
Ainswortji Manufacturing- common—
Air Way
Alrfleets
8
3
;
_1
•8%
12
;
_12
6%
1_
6 V2
.
25%
•
1,300.1
12
200
7
2,500
25%
<
400
7%
9
Jan
Feb
Alabama
Gas
Alabama
Great
Power 4.20%
Corp
Southern
3%
*:
Jan
Alabama
Jan
Alaska Airlines
Jan
•
Sale Price
,7%- Jan
25% Mar
of Prices
Low
2
50
All
American
Alleghany
preferred
Inc-
Engineering Co—
Corp vtraprante-^
ii
35%
33%
34V2
Shares
Low
21,500
%
Feb
162
-.5%
.
6
.
Jan
■*
102
5%
High
Feb
4,200
33%
10o
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3/*
74
11
Algemene Kunotzijde N V—
Amer dep rcts Amer shares.
13% Mar
•
•
!
__50c
—50c
Ltd
8%
-
6% Mar
23%
Feb
Petroleums
10%
Jan
Jan
AJax
for Week
Range
Par
Jan
10% Mar
Apr
8%
American Stock Exchange
High
1,700
3
8%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
,6%
Week's
*
Last
8TOCKS
High
30%
«
Friday
,
-
» Jnn
'169»/a Mar
Mar
103%
Feb
5% Mar
2,500
6%
Jan
*
-
•.
.He
•B
42%
'
8
' 43
8%
-.-400
1,300
Feb
40
44%
'
~C'A
,
—
6%
6%
22,500
.
Jan
Jan
9%
7% Mar
5
•
37%: Jan J
Jan
v
6% Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE FOR
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Rxehsag*
American Sleek
Low
Per
American
11%
14%
1,300
12% Mar
37%
37%
38
1.000
33% Feb
96%
96
96%
25%
25
25%
11
12
7% Feb
•
Book Co
800
1
—1
IOJ
Apr
Apr
8% Feb
11
30% Jan
% Feb
10,100
1%
n
1
Mar
98%
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
10 Ve Mar
38% Feb
1 %
reo
2% Mar
Apr
25% Feb
35%
Apr
61
2§
SO
Hard Rubber Co
Laundry
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com.
Ji
Co
American
Maracaibo
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
35%
2,000
29%
29%
1,000
27% Jan
31% Mar
31
29
31
1,300
27% Mar
31
10%
11%
34,300
8% Feb
Meter Co
American
33%
29%
35%
39%
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class
20s
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
36%
Jan
14% Feb
16%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
1,100
4% Feb
14%
2,600
13% Mar
16%
19% Mar
22
~7% "7%
"7%
800
7%
4,700
6%
3
5%
Jan
2l| Jan
800
17
7% Mar
7,700
14%
16%
16%
3%
14
3A
1
-4.7S
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
37 %
75
3,350
4%
14%
6%
Anchor Post Products
11% Mar
13%
f
JM
i
Corp
American
16%
Apr
33
700
35
15%
15%
39%
34%
2|
pfd
American
Feb
Mar
8% Jan
7% Mar
3%
Jan
Ltd
2A
2A
7,300
5%
5%
5%
14,300
26%
25%
26%
7,000
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
14%
Jan
13
Jan
17
Apr
$5 pfd
"A"
\
shares
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%> pfd
Arkansas
American
dep rets
Associated Food
33%
4% Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
110
420
33%
34%
14,200
31
Jan
34%
Jan
19%
12,900
18% Jan
20%
Jan
10%
10%
42%
40%
43%
22
22%
10% Mar
43%
Apr
21
17,600
22
108 % Mar
33% Jan
17,100
2.700
24
Jan
Jan
1
2%
8% Feb
600
9% Jan
t43
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd—,
July I '53 & $41 on
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
paid on
Dec 22 '53)—•
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants.
Co
of
1% Jan
43% Feb
20%
21%
—l
11%
11%
12%
18,100
1
4%
4%
4%
800
preferred
non-cutn
Ay shire collieries Corp common
3
Apr
22% Mar
12%
Jan
15% Mar
16%
Jan
9%
Jan
16%
400
9%
11,200
9
400
37
9%
44%
4% Mar
4%
44
Jan
Feb
44% Mar
B
8%
12%
Apr
—1
11%
11%
12%
1
16%
16%
17
Is
Class A
3%
3%
3%
8,800
2%
2
2\l
98,800
7
7%
300
~6%
x5%
6%
19%
19%
20%
76,300
3,500
9%
11%
"2%
2%
3
6,300
2% Jan
3 Ve
5%
5%
200
5% Jan
5% Mar
16%
1,200
15% Mar
Baldwin Rubber common
Corp
41,600
Jan
15% Jan
1,300
3%
Apr
Mar
17
Jan
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
>
Banff Oil
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
•
1
1
Basic Incorporated
Basin Oil Company
20o
Bearings
50e
Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties common.
Beck (A Si Shoe Corp
I
1
16%
1
A
20%
16%
20%
25
50
50
50o
18
17%
Benrus Watch Co Inc__
1
10
9%
Bickford's
1
11%
11%
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Inc
common
9% Mar
Apr
22
8,000
400 <1
,.«v
Mar
ill
5'A Feb
6%
7
19% Mar
900
50%
18%
Bellanca Aircraft common
Jan
1A Jan
7
-
50o
Ltd
Feb
9
20% Jan
M
25%
Feb
49%tWK,
51% Mar
16% 'Jan "
19% Mar
10%
1.200
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Jan
10% Mar
11%
50
10%
Feb
11% Mar
8% Mar
Blauner's
3
6% Jan
*
prior cumulative preferred—100
Co
5
5%%
Borne
Scrymser
Bourjols Inc
1
20o
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc__
Brazilian Traction Light St Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
•
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
•
British American
OH
•
British American
7%
7
7
43%
100%
1,200
6% Feb
6%
8%
2,300
40 % Mar
100% Jan
6% Feb
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,300
1,000
2%
2%
2%
4,000
6%
6%
6%
8%
8%
8%
43,500
6,300
Jan
Feb
102
100% 100%
7%
Jan
Jan
47
20
45%
43
Feb
2,100
6% Feb
•
26% Mar
11% Mar
Jan
*
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
Jan
17%
Black Starr St Gorham class A.
common
Jan
4%
Jan
8% Mar"
8% Mar
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
8
Tobacco—
•
6% Mar
6%
Jan
9 Ve Mar
27%
35%
Jan
34% Jan
7% Jan
10s
6% Mar
7%
——
35%
42%
35%
50
42%
43%
30,500
dep rets ord reg
£1
British Columbia Power common
211
21?
*-*
21?
•
Brown
cumulative
16
15%
17%
23%
23%
24%
1
Rubofr Co commpn
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
8 F Company common
Rights
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan common
20%
Jan
19%
67,600
900
28
27%
28
100
80%
81%
110
9%
1,300
9
Apr
200
16
Mar
18
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10
43
Mar
46%
Apr ]
16%
~lVe
46%
7%
'
18
46%
18
7%
Electric
Power
Vtc
ext
to
9,700
4,100
24%
Feb
34
18
4% Mar
12
12
12
%
1%
100
%
20,700
23%
3,100
8%
500
8
10%
10%
100
10%
10
10%
200
20
19% x20%
4,500
^
12
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% Apr
4%
1
12 Vic
25c
"5%
9%
3
5
600
5%
6
2%
Apr
4% Mar
13% Feb
% Mar
22% 1 Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
7%
9% Jan
10% Mar
11
Feb
Feb
20'A Mar
% Jan
1A Apr
10% Feb
309,700
%
3s 6d
17%
5%
Feb
4,900
5% Mar
6%
Jan
3%
8,000
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
9%
9
Jan
1,500
7% Mar
9%
Apr
4%
1%
1%
1%
49,100
1%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
3,300
4%
Jan
26%
10c
50c
25%
27%
6,700
19%
Jan
3%
3%
13,500
3%
Feb
14%
14%
'
4
14%
7,200
13% Feb
65
50
Feb
53% Feb
5
5%
5i7«
5 IS
9,800
27%
27%
100
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—,_l
Bread Co Ltd
•
26%
26%
27%
29,900
Canada
*
34%
32% .*34%
6%%
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_ 1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
"2%
5
Feb
2%
Jan
6%
Feb
28% Mar
4%
Jan
14% Mar
67% Mar
55
page
33.
7% Mar
6%
6%
6%
100
5% Jan
6% Mar
6%
A
2%
2%
38,500
1% Jan
2% Apr
14%
14%
14%
500
15"%- Jan
83%
80 %
85
13% Jan
75% Feb
23%
23%
4,100
%
%
25,500
900
25%
26%
27%
,19%-Marl
16% Jan
4,900
27% Apr {
5
2,700
4
6%
9,700
6
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58
58
6% Mar i,
Feb
6
6%
5
Marl
10% Feb
*
10% Mar 1
44% Jan
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5% Feb!
4% Apr
400
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6%
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Apr
8% Jan
9% Jan
2,100
•
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1
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17%
4%
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%
1,600
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85
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23
100
19
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6%
19
2,500
26.000
300
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36
34
36%
1,600
33% Mar
37%
24%
24
25%
5,300
20% Jan
25% Mar
8%
8%
8%
6,100
6% Jan
15%.
15%
100
8% Apr
16% Mar
|
24%
23%
24%
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24
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j
9%
9%
1,000
10% Jan
j
4%
4%
4%
8%
8%
9
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25%
2%
2
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13% Feb
Feb
22
,
-
2% Mar i
8% Jan i-
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"
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;•*
lo
1.25
Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Commercial Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
Cook Paint St Varnish Co
l
Class
•
non-voting.
Cornucopia Gold Mines
14
3,600
12% Feb
14% Mar f
36%
1,900
33% Jan
37% Jan
13%
1,300
11%
13% Apr»
11%
11
11%
1.100
10% Feb
I
-
7%
7%
7%
6,900
3%
3%
4%
11,500
2
2%
43
—
dep receipts
Creole' Petroleum
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6%
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17%
41
17
100
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17
17
"a
4,900
% Jan
16%
16 Va
500
14% Jan
17
12%
12%
1,000
11% Jan
12% Mar 1
20%
21
21
Mar
16
12%
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|
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Mar
I
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5A
{
300
19% Jan
7%
1,400
7% Jan
8%
5
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£1
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17
7%
•
(ord reg)
common
8'
-
5
A
3.800
4% Feb
5% Jan i
_1
91% Mar \
A
91%
18,200
66% Jan
7
7%
3,300
6% Feb
10
10%
600
7% Feb
1,700
17% Jan
21%
Jan 4
Jan
30%
Jan
85
86
7
.-1
5
18%
18%
19
partic—•
27%
27%
27%
Drug Co common.
;
—25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—L—*
2%
Crown Cent
Petroleum
(Md)
Crown Cork
Internat'l
"A"
Crown
preferred
Sugar
common
3
1,900
2% Feb
16
900
13% Jan
18
18%
350
17% Jan
2%
50o
common
3%
3%
4%
16%
14%
17%
2% Jan
50,900
®
Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban Atlantic
27
300
15
2.50
Cuban Tobacco
43,700
%c
Feb
8
10% Mar f
3 y* Mar
19
2%
2%
Jan
17% Apr
51% Mar
1% Feb
102,500
2% Mar
Feb
7% Jan
7
2.50
.
4
10 Ve
10 %
400
9 % Mar
5%
5%
200
5
Jan
19%
1,200
14%
15
,
5% Mar
18%
(
12% Jan
5
Liquidating Corp
>
5% Mar
Jan
44
"2%
i
Mar f
13% Apr j
.
13 Ve
•
:
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
W C
*
7% Mart
6
7,300
100
43
12 % Mar
Jan
3% Jan
""%
A
1.50
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co_:
Crowley Milner St Co
—^
C
6
300
6
6
~2%
Feb
Ltd—
American
$1.12
|
13%
.•
Courtaulds
Jan
13%
Be
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
21
Jan
9% Jan ?
-27% Mar |
35%
•
Coro Inc
3.800
5%
13%
•
B
26%
Jan
8% Mar
36%
.1
,10c
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting-
4%
14
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Continental Air Lines Inc
9% Mar
900
3.000
|
Davidson Brothers
1
Mines IncDayton Rubber Co class A
1
~7%
7%
8%
10c
—
Day
debenture
19%
.2.50
Inc
1%
1%
111
Mar
26% Jan
29
200
HI
213
713
8%
7% Mar
50c
5
100
-
"6%
~6%
28%
27%
16%
3%
1
.1
~6%
29%
17%
3%
-2.50
—
26% Feb
40
148
Jan
15
Feb
3% Mar
5%
6
7,100
4% Mar
6
Jan
HI
HI
27,500
1A Jaa
2
Mar
17%
15%
17%
1,100
2% Mar
8%
8A
22
1.5
7AO
«
10,300
23
Mar
1,300
23
Mar
200
12% Jan
15% Mar
8%
100
8% Feb
15%
14
15
4,200
12% Jan
15% Apr
36%a, Jan
32.50
1
~4% "4%
"4%
Brewery LtdDragon Cement Co Inc_.
Draper Corp common
Drilling St Exporation Co
"Driver Harris
•
4% Jan
5%
Jan
31% Jan
35%
Jan
36% Jan
42%-Feb
24
27y4i Jan :
25%
25%
39
25%
3,800
8,200
1
12
11%
12%
60
57
60
33
33%
*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp commonDuval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
11% Jan
8%
8%
5%
5%
6%
4,400
Jan
62% Mar
34%,Mar
8
10,400
'
10s
1
*
1
14%'Jan
44
350
8%
Jan
28% Feb
1,000
1
.29
Mar
31% Mar,
34% Mar
30%
88,700
1%
99,300
5A
Jan
Mar
Jan
500
5i%
1.10
10
Co
Jan
8%
6,000
•
Dow
8% Mar f
Feb
15
8%
Co Ltd common—*
$2 preferred
Douglas oil Company
17% Mar
5% Jan
17% Jan
22%
15
Dorr-Oliver Inc
8%
'■
3% Jan
Feb
15
34%
•
Dominion Textile
Apr
2% Jan
20
j
Feb
17%
10,600
1%
Dominion Tar St Chemical Co Ltd—*
Steel St Coal ord stock
>
29% Mar
155
6
22
Dominion
6% Mar
600
6s 8d
;
Jan
111 Jan
36% Mar
5% Feb
900
Distillers Co Ltd—
1
8%
IA Feb
3,800
155
152
155
1
_25o
19% Mar
16% Jan
33% Jan
Feb
2% Mar
4% Jan
7% Jan
600
19
18%
20
•
45%
47%
3,900
1
7%
42
7%
7%
8,500
10
21%
23%
.
;
Jan
10
3% Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
Apr
24
.'Jan
33% Feb
7% Jan
51
Mar
18%
Mar
18% Jan
28% Jan
2%-
.
14% Mar
"*B
-
American dep rets ord teg.
Diversey (The) Corp_
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Eastern Gas St Fuel Assn common
■
.
16% Mar
425
1,600
3,000
8% Mar
51| Apr
Canada
see
Mar
.50c
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
34
1
footnotes
Mar i
10
2
l
Apr
30%
Oalvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
For
Mar?
95
10c
Jan
33%
Camden
Cement Co Ltd common
83
50#
7%
17% Mar
50
Fire Insurance
Jan
-79
7%
1965
21 %
Jan
-*
$2.50 preferred
Apr}
93% Jan
9
9%
28
1
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Feb
Feb
10c
preferred
t
12% Apr i
Jan
Compo Shoe. Machinery—
Apr
7%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
$3.00
5% Mar
9%'Jan
1
Common
California
4% Jan
26%
1
10
24%
xl4%
7.50
Inc
3% Jan
6,700
12,500
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
Aviation
12% Apr <
4% Mar i
5%
30»
Duke Power Co
Calif Eastern
Mar
8
2%
Service
17% Jan
1,900
2.50
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
7% Mar?
Feb [
19
4%
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray. Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co——
7%
9
convertible class A
16% Jan
12%
5% Mar
6% Mar
1,200
7
Detroit Gasket St
17%
10
Burroughs (J P) St Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
2,000
2%
Commodore Hotel Inc—!
Apr
21%
22%
American dep rets ord shares
6%
% Jan'
4%
17%
7%
—50c
preferred
% Feb
5% Jan
4%
lOt
40 Va Mar
Jan
16%
%
60c convertible preferred
3,700
18%
41/a
Co
13% Jan
36%
7%
__1
Bunker Hill (The) Company
Burma Alines Ltd—
*
A
11
Farm
Dejay Stores common—
Dennison Mfg class A common
17%
—
6%
3%
216,600
47,900
9,700
•
B
7%
2% Mar
Jan
1
2.50
preferred
Brown
Apr
12%
1
Equipment Co.
Colon Development ordinary—..
Colonial Airlines
Li
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
Jan
10
Company
113
5%
—
8%
£1
1
common
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
1 11
10 0
1
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
I
110% Feb
11%
1
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills—;
British Celanese Ltd—
American
Mar
45% Mar
7% Jan
143
6%
——
Co
Community Public
Feb
Jan
123
5%
5
1
Aluminum Products
Jan
10%,
12 Vi
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
.1
Clary Corporation
l
Claussner Hosiery Co—
—
1—5
Clayton St Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common
20
Club
Mar I
12%
.
9% Jan"
40
%
A
4
Daltch
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
113
11%. Jan
'
;
36% Mar
10s
Co
26% Mar
112
113
10
_
3%
250
—5
Christiana Oil Corp
City Auto Stamping Co
Continental
Bailey St Selburn Oil St Gas-
Baldwin Securities
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet St Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Apr
3% Feb
44%
16%
Is
Axe Science St Electronic
9% Feb
1% Jan
54
4% Feb
1
-*
Voting Machine
Feb
18
13,800
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic
150
138%
1
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc.
300
134
M
29% Mar
10
Cockshutt
,
600
—2.50
;
Feb
'l,200
2,3(55
9%
100
10Q
10
America-
Jan
1%
11%
9%
—J
Corp common—
5%
54
11%
10
3%
1%
Mar
2
Mar
53
2A J'eb
4%
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
4
20%
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
1%
—•
16,400
Apr !
Mar
1
Central Power St Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
2% Mar
Feb
2%
12%
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
1,900
107
1% Apr
4%
l
2,000
Mar
Jan
—
Central Illinois Becur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series
9
102
6
1 Ve
_
2%
102% 103
5% Mar
50,000
—
4%
div
arrear
2% Jan
16,700
1%
2A
17%
2%
Tel & Tel—
(ex
39,200
6
1A
2 A,
"6%
8%
Inc.
America
4%
5%
St Co
4
reg_.
of
4%
Casco Products common
Clark Controller
Mar
6% Feb
107
25
107% 107%
—10S
.2.SO
8% Ffb
104% Mar
Apr
Xl04% 106%
10%
Stores
Laundries
Associated
4,000
14%
Industries—
Electric
Associate
105%
warrants.
Jan
4
200
9%
Jan
19
100
19
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
Aro Equipment Corp.
Associate
4%
9
"9
s
Arkansas Power <fc Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour St Co
CI A
1
10 Ve
34,900
14%
4
1
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co.
Arkansas
12%
14
A
2s 6d
Cataiin
*
Jan
6%
1%
4
•
common
Cenco
5% Mar
26% Apr I
Feb
5%
5
19.50
1
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Charts
23
1
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Chamberlin
Feb
5% Mar.
1
Ltd vtc
Carolina Power & Light
Carreras Ltd—
.2
1
;
—
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers
24% Mar
21% Jan
2%
Ltd partle pfd—10
Minerals
60
Canadian Willis ton
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
10c
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
low
—1
...—
Canadian fetronna
Castje (A M)
Shares
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock co xjcu
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Carnation Co
for Week
of Prices
•
common
•
13%
10,300
Canadian Canners
Canso
69%
175
2
8,% Mar
39
Jan
2,000
69%
1%
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
1
65
1%
13%
24% Jan
1,400
1,500
8%
8%
96
Feb
10%
American
Tractor
550
IS
pfd
Bantam Car Co common
American
American
Feb
10%
300
14
_25e
Beverage common
American
Jan
e
industries common.
Ambrook Industries Inc.
Aluminum
(American
Jan
6%
10§
cumulative preferred
Manufacturing.
Aluminum Goods
cony
12%
11 %
Investing cap stock—.1
A
American Air Filter 5%
Jan
14 %
Allied Products (Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America—
13.75
Jan
4% Mar
1,300
3,300
11%
OS
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l
4%
12%
4%
~4% "i
4%
Corp—.
Allied Artists Pictures
5%
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
—1
All©* St Fisher common.
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Bxckaagn
1
Range Since Jan.
High
4%
4%
—1
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Shares
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Monday, April 9, 1956
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Bales
Week's
...
211
Jan
Apr
8% Apr
4%%
'Eastern
prior preferred
Malleable
Iron—
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
25
1
•
•
27%
25,400
15% Jan
24% Mar
84
36
85
600
77% Jan
.36
v37
510
31% Jan.
85
Apr
.38% Mar
21%
100
.,
28%
27
207
-
210
194% 194%
1,200
22%
Feb
-430
135
Jan
25
173
Mar
.29% Mar
213
Mar
197% Mar
-
.
Volume 183
Number 5523
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1779)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
America a
Exchange
"Sale frice
Eastern
■'
oaares
trtucfiClal int.
01
*2 pr el erred
Bond
Elect, roDaca
ii
:
pfd
'■*
700
24%
41,300
28%
22,000
28
18%
14,500
18%
17%
15
20:
Jan
18%
18%
10,500
13%
Jan
7%
40,400
15%
3,800
10 %
14%
31 %
900
20,400
3%
3%
3%
.43%
43%
43%
6%
9%
9%
16,800
'300
8
8%
.
9%
24
850
5%
6
9%
8
l
acquire Inc..
Eureka Corporation Ltd
13%
8'-
__$1 or 25c
X8
-
2ft
1%
Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
2
13%
(Max)
Fair child
Camera
&
•»7 %
Instrument.
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
9%
Apr
Feb
8%
5%
Jan
Feb
700
7%
127,000
\
2 % Mar
ft Mar
1ft iMar
Jan
17% Feb
13
—_
Sterling
1,400
Jan
21%
21%
2}£
195,500
1%
Feb
32 %
33%
800
27%
7%
Feb
2%
32%
Fenestra Incorporated
Fire Association (Phila)
Firth
7
2%
Feb
1,400
-
•
Inc
59%
300
60%
Jan
24% Jan
2i| Apr
.
34% Mar
55%
Jan
63% Mar
6%
6%
Feb
6%
Apr
10%
10%
200
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
25%
25%
25%
2,200
25%
Apr
28%
Jan
6%
23,100
4%
'
Flsbman
(M H) Co Inc
Fitwlmmons Stores Ltd class A—
_
Flying Tiger Line Inc
io y8
..
10
10%
16,500
9% Mar
10% Mar
Ford Motor of Canada—
1
li
L26
•
126
130%
2,800
•
119%
125
138
Feb
Feb
Jan
135
Feb
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
>
Amer
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
(Geo A)
Co
3
Jan
23,700
3%
Feb
6%
15%
15%
15 Va
1,500
30
30%
300
~5%
~5%
~5%
2,100
5
Feb
6% Jan
;.7%
6%
2,500
5%
Jan
8
dep
ord
rets
General Fireprooflng
convertible
6%
I General
.
3%
^
Gold
Apr
1%
class
Globe
Gobel
(Adolf)
5,100
17%
Jan
20 %
3%
5,300
8%
9%
13%
14%
9%
Jan
7%
Feb
Mar
3%
6%
Feb
Apr
Jan
9% Mar
15%
Jan
24
Jan
30
16%
Feb
10%
Jan
21%
1,500
19%
Feb
22
Jan
1%
1%
800
1%
Jan
2
Jan
84
50
4
76
73
76
28%
28
28%
Graham-Paige Motors 5 % conv pfd__25
36
1%
1%
36
Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
1
—5
10c
300
41%
Jan
160
,
42
Jan
110
1%
78
Jan
91
50,200
1
Jan
1,450
56
Jan
81
500
26
Feb
28% Mar
36%
1,050
8%
26%
'
Feb
200
6%
1,000
15 %
Feb
4ya
18,800
2%
Jan
8
Mar
1% Mar
Mar
36% Mar
Jan
15%
3%
3%
59%
Apr
53% Apr
15%
15%
Great Amer Industries Inc
8% Mar
17
Mar
•
100
Sweet
Grass
Company
Grocery Stores Products common:
Alabastine_.
Gypsum Lime &
100
175%
Feb
134% 137
1%
1%
260
132%
Feb
7,700
1%
Jan
2
5%
5%
117,900
4%
Jan
5% Mar
5%
182
189
138
Feb
Jan
>■'
16%
11%
12%
2,600
10
11%
38,600
9
/
11
11
700
11
Jan
11%
Jan
17
17
100
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
'
11
Inc
Co
common
Rubenstein
common
6%
4%
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
4
4%
1,800
Jeannette Glass
Jerry
Kaniiian
Kansas
3%
Feb
7,300
-
23%
14
24%
300
27 Va
27%
2,900
X13%
1
14
22
14%
14%
36%
36%
1
Knott
Kropp
ft
3V2
'
800
3%
ft
21 y8
-.7.50
12%
12%
.33 %C
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
3V2
3%
3%
...20C
Co
2%
2V4
2%
1
—
—
—
Feb
14%
28% Mar
14
,
Mar
19%
Mar
Jan
3
Feb
15%
Jan
38%
Jan
2%
Jan
%
Jan
Va
Jan
13% Mar
15%
Jan
Jan
21%
Apr
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
1ft Jan
2%
Apr
5%
6%
Jan
1,100
19%
300
.
Jan
Mar
36 y4 Mar
100
20%
Feb
2
37,600
14%
-
3,200
%
14%
_
-
Forge
-
5
Stores
(The)
3%
—1
__
_
Feb
25
Jan
17%
225
(I B) Rubber Co
Hotels Corp
Mar
4%
106
Jan
12 Va
5,600
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
20
Feb
21% Feb
2,000
14%
Kleinert
3%
Jan
1%
2% Feb
103Va Mar
v-
3,400
Kingston Products
5%
15% Mar
2,900
2%
12%
4,800
3
96,600
—
Feb
Mar
4
L
Laclede-Christy Company—
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lake
Shores
Mines
8
*_
1
1
Ltd
—
20
6%
Jan
22
Jan
6%
6%
200
5%
Jan
6% Mar
5%
5%
1,500
4%
Jan
6
'
Jan
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
6%
6%
6%
800
6%
Apr
8%
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
5
13 V2
13%
13%
1,400
13'/a
Apr
16%
Jan
31
30%
31%
2,000
27 Va
Jan
3V/2
Apr
13%
13%
400
12 y8
Feb
13 '/a
Apr
10
Feb
10% Mar
~8% ~9%
13,700
Feb
10 y4 Mar
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
La
—10
Monotype Machine Co
Salle
Extension
Lear Inc
Lefcourt
Realty
5
University
13%
5
common
50c
8%
25c
common
4%
4%
8ya
500
3Va
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
Leonard Refineries Inc
3
15
14%
15
7,400
11%
Jan
157/8 Mar
Le Tourneau
1
37'%
37%
38
250
30%
Feb
38
CR
Inc
G.)
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw
Groceterias
class
1
6%
6%
2,100
,10
A
6%
6%
150
•
Locke Steel
Mar
5% Mar
7%
6ya
Jan
7y8
46%
Jan
55
Mar
150
89
Apr
100
Jan
16
Apr
•
;
Class B
89
89
91
15%
16
Jan
Jan
Chain
S
475
14%
Jan
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
1%
1%
1%
3,700
i%
Feb
1
17(4
17%
17%
100
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
1
149%
143% 149%
6,500
92%
Jan
149%
•
38 y4
Jan
43%
Apr
Lynch Corp
2
10% Mar
13%
Jan
43%
11 y4
43%
50
11%
11%
16
2,200
Mar
1%
18
Jan
Jan
Apr
M
Magna
Oil
Maine
Corporation
Public
Mangel
_50o
Service Co
Stores
Manischewitz
7
1
common
(The B)
Co
3%
3%
4%
10,700
Jan
3%
17%
18%
3,700
17
Jan
18 y4
31%
32%
1,000
30
Feb
33
Mar
40
18
—,
•
40
10
38
Mar
40
Jan
3%
Feb
Apr
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays
•
McKee
G)
&
Co
Mfg
"9%
6,400
Co
8%
Feb
17%
19%
1,800
16%
Jan
19% Mar
28%
30%
20,100
24 y4
Jan
32%
*
common
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco
~9
18
30%
33
32%
33%
1,150
29%
Feb
33 % Mar
1
Aircraft Corp
(A
"9%
1
5
Inc common
W)
(J
McDonnell
9%
26%
26
26%
2,600
25% Mar
29
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
5%
5%
5%
8,100
4%
Feb
6%
Feb
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
20%
19%
20%
41,300
11%
Jan
20%
Apr
1
54%
53%
57%
7,300
42 Va
Jan
59% Mar
Jan
14 % Mar
Iron
10% Mar
6%
Co
Textile
Corp common
Chemical Corp
25c
1
Plating & Stamping Co
Steel Tube—
Sugar Co
preferred
2.50
14
13%
14
13%
12%
13%
6
1%
Corp $1
8%
1
common
5%
11
——
10
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
Oil
1
I
common.
—
4% Mar
24%
l
11%
1%
8%
24
! 11
900
9%
4,900
8%
Feb
6
600
5%
Jan
11
100
1%
8%
11
Mar
1%
9,900
8
600
Jan
Jan
15
6%
13
1%
9y4
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
1,100
15%
Jan
27 V4 Mar
11%
16,900
11
Apr
12
Jan
12
Mar
12%
Jan
30%
150
29
Jan
9%
6,900
8
Mar
preferred—*
conv
35
Mar
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Mid-West
•
Abrasive
2
Feb
4%
Apr
Feb
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Jan
4%
Jan
Minnesota Pwr & Light
3
Jan
Missouri
"4%
4%
4%
200
4
2%
2%
2%
400
2% Mar
5%
6%
11,100
Piping
Wohl
Public
5%
Service
9%
5
25%
50c
_
common
5%
50
75
34%
Jan
1,400
22 y8
Jan
i*
13
12%
13
1
pfd
I
100
common..
3,500
40%
Feb
48
Jan
800
2%
Apr
Feb
3%
Feb
11%
Jan
19%
1,300
17%
Jan
20
Jan
18
1,300
16
Jan
18%
Feb
60
100
Jan
104%
Feb
Monroe
class A
73
Jan
77
Feb
26% Mar
Feb
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
•
Jan
Jan
Mt
17%
'
17%
17%
103
103%
75
75
5
13
3%
28
2%
2%
103%
76
70
3
1,800
12,100
*
*
common
-*
*
5%
2,300
33%
500
13%
5%
5%
11
preferred series C.
Loan
Clemens
Society
Metal
com
6
Apr
Jan
x35% Mar
29%
107
Apr
Feb
1,900
12%
Jan
13% Mar
1V2
11,300
1%
Feb
111 Mar
29%
9,300
24%
Jan
30% Mar
97
Apr
102% Mar
Jan
108
4%
Jan
22%
Feb
2% Mar
5%
30
Feb
Mar
30% Mar
3%
6%
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
10%
Feb
10
Feb
Apr
20
Jan
—
60
27%t
1,200
50
800
3,400
5%
300
9%
5
1
*
2.50
50c
53%
10%
8,100
Jan
137%
Jan
24% Mar
27%
Apr
38%
113
5
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
108% Jan
50
128%
Apr
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
10%
20
Jan
25% Mar
11%
Jan
23% Mar
8%
Apr
Nachman
Corp
10
Namm-Loeser's
National
Milling
Inc
Alfalfa
1
Co
170
Apr
177%
Feb
50
42
Feb
44%
Jan
10
Jan
9%
3,300
8% Mar
18%
19%
1,850
4% Mar
1%
1%
26%
134
1%
4%
15%
4%
2,700
12%
2,200
Jan
27 y4
Feb
Feb
12 y8
Apr
Feb
35%
Jan
4% Feb
500
4%
Jan
Jan
10%
4,200
14%
2%
Jan
Mar
31
100
4%
134
26%
9,000
10%
4%
12%
33%
Jan
1% Mar
800
27
10%
3%
20%
125'/a
4,100
33%
12
Jan
18% Mar
250
Jan
3%
1
National
National Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
Starch Products
6%
30,500
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
National
Steel
47%
9,400
36%
Jan
47%
Apr
National
Telefilm
Jan
12%
Apr
National
Transit
8A
Jan
National
Union Electric Corp
Feb
National U. S. Radiator Corp
31%
Apr
Neptune Meter common
5%
Jan
Nestle
12%
1,300
11
97%
10
96
Jan
29%
31%
3,600
23%
Jan
8A
4%
5
1,000
Jan
4% Mar
100
National Presto Industries Inc
4%
Jan
15%
Jan
Le
Mur
1,800
104%
Jan
125% Mar
10
3,900
8%
Jan
10% Mar
New British
Feb
23% Mar
New
21
New
14
Jan
4%
Apr
5% Mar
Co
England Tel & Tel
4
13%
511
6ft
90,500
12%
2,300
22%
23%
29
29%
27%
27%
29
33%
31%
33%
75
3%
3%
3%
6,400
5%
2,200
5
13%
7
10%
600
1
3ft J an
2,700
29%
Feb
13
100
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
17%
'
25% Mar
Jan
30 y8 Mar
24
2,100
Jan
27
Jan
29V4
29
Apr
Jan
33%
Apr
3
Jan
3%
Apr
w
1
6%
Feb
4%
Jan
30c
common
common
4
Jan
22%
5
17%
Jan
3%
11
1
Feb
3%
13%
512
10
1,000
*
common
Ltd
Dominion Oil Ltd
"
12
1
—10
Associates
Bristol Oils Ltd
4
6,900
4
10c
National Research Corp
Rubber Machinery
116% 120
9%
2
National
Car
25c
3%
4
3%
l
Ltd———,
5!»
12%
4%
1
Brewing Co (Mich)
46%
97%
15
1
National Bellas Hess common
44,100
4%
150
43
9%
134
Feb
172%
Dehydrating &
23%
10
Mar
N
„■
Mar
127
18%
119%
*5%
100
3'/a
19
10o
Muter Company common—.
20
31
1%
5
2,500
12%
43
10
24%
"
170
4% Jan
4%
4
common
National
.2.50
10c
I
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
170
•
2.50
•
Inc
Jan
57
TV
4%
15% Mar
18
IMuntz
150
1
Mountain States Tel & Tel..
cumulative preferred..
Vernon Mills Inc
100
100
Products..
Mar
3
6%
23%
6ft
4.80%
'4.50%
23%
46%
Machinery
97
Mount
500
5%
£l
Inc_
27%
98%
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
of North America
28%
cumulative
Jan
104
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10o
Industrial Enterprises Inc
•
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
-50c
nrd.ree
1
preferred
100
cumul preferred series B..100
—
4.40%
6%
I
Illinois Zinc Co common..
1%
13%
5,800
124% 127%
10%
ft
Feb
4,400
47%
48
Ltd
6% Mar
12%
15%
26%
27%
127
*
5
Apr
3%
18%
—>
Humble
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Pood Products.
9%
Jan
6% Mar
15%
129% 129%
129%
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc common
5
CXI Refining capital stock—•
Burd Lock & Manufacturing Co—.—5
3%
Jan
13%
100
6% preferred
5
18
14
—.
15
& Co
9 y4
26% Mar
104
•
21
104% Mar
31% Mar
Monongahela Power Co—
9%
*
Inc
Mar
29%
5,300
45
31
Hardart Baking Co
5
1,900
35%
2%
60c
1
class A
22% Jan
2,500
5%
28
10%
common
B
26
35
2%
3,700
Corporation
5%
29%
10%
44
28%
Holly Stores Inc
8%
25
35
•
2%
27%
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
30%
50o
Co.
Co
10%
6%
3,200
International Cigar
4y* Feb
■
18%
Jan
3%
Co
Feb
2y4 Mar
-
2%
1%
/
3%
International Breweries
:
3%
■
18%
44
25c
Hofmann Industries Inc
Insurance
18
3% 1
2%
3%
2
4%
800
rrrc
16%
•*
18%
1,600
1%
1,600
den
.5
20,800
22% Jan
4%
,
13%
Amr
3%
..2.50
Miller
12%
i
17%
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
2.50
A Hardart
Jan
6%
..
Feb
pfd. —100
-
Midwest
1%
1
—100
100
1
Class A
Horn
Feb
Mar
6%
*
Mar
2
Company
10c
*
Kings County Lighting common—
4% cumulative preferred
—50
17% Mar
3,000
(Geo A)
1
20,800
Oil
59% Mar
6%
A
41,900
^
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark
Jan
3%
Born
1,000
iy8
2%
27%
Feb
10V*
Hormel
4%
1
(Del
13%
9%
Herder's
4%
2ft
1
Kennedy's Inc
Kldde
4%
1
Drug Company
56%
3%
Ltd
Jan
1% Feb
—50c
a
Electric 4Vii%
700
X6%
Co
Feb
Mar
8
Apr
4
,
4
<te -Company^.
1,800
9%
Oil
<D >
Gas &
4,600
3%
Class
5'/a
3,500
2%
Kaiser Industries Corp.—
17%
6%
;
2%
90%
17
Jan
160
—10c
34%
1
1
Heme
1
common
'59%
Eighie Mfg Co common
Hoe (R) <fc Co Inc common
Co
Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
17%
10c
Holly
7
33,700
58%
32
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
i
Jan
Feb
13% Jan
16,200
1%
17%
•
—
(W E) & Co common
bVk% preferred
4%
900
5
25c
—
Hearn Dept Stores
Hecla Mining Co
'•
7%
10c
*
Basel Bishop Inc—
Heller
7%
88
1V2
58%
33%
2
1
10c
Havana Lithographing
Helena
7%
2%
■
5%
Midland
'
4
1
Harvard Brewing Co
Corp
1,300
4ya
Metal
12
1
-1
25
Company
Harbor Plywood Corp
Electric Light
Hazeltlne
3,200
Midland Steel Products—
Hartford
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
2%
I6V2
1%
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
10%
2
Organ
2%
15%
6%
Jan
Mar
H
Hall Lamp Co
Hammond
2%
4%
Jan
>
•"
11%
50c
9c
1
5
-*
Greer Hydraulics
Gruoil Freehold Leases
Griesedleck
180
1%
1
Ltd
Oils
180
134%
1
stock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co—
Great
8 % Mar
Mesabi
4% Mar
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
10% Mar
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
9%
21%
21%
13%
1,700
53%
1
Jan
6%
Apr
12,900
53%
Rapids
2%
108% Mar
10
81%
Grand
1,300
1,350
28%
14
84
common
Jan
105
5ft Jan'
30
5
Manufacturing
3%
Mar
6,800
—•
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Apr
16% Mar
1 % Mar
2%
29%
5
Mines—
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
6ft
1
preferred
prior
Gorham
49,800
2%
15%
8,800
59%
$4 .50
150
~3%
59
Goldfield
*
xl4% Mar
•
class A
Feb
20%
59%
Godcbaux Sugar
r
Class B
7%
48% Mar
10
Inc
Feb
Jan
1%
_2%
9
B
Union Co Inc..
Feb
Mar
39%
15 y4
511
1
Glenmore Distilleries
2%
107
10
Glen Alden Corp
2% Mar
18
400
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Apr
103 % Mar
•
common
Gilchrist Co
Jan
Jan
17
1%
1%
1
Mines
1%
2
75
15%
■
•
1
Yellowknife
3
Jan
Jan
1,700
18%
20%
32
113
2,500
46
Jan
Jan
2%
6«
*
-1
•
$4.60 preferred
Gerity Mich Corp
7
lOo
Apr
16
Feb
2%
45%
rr-i
•
r
29
Jan
17%
~
50c
20
preferred
2%
8
17
5
common
Stores
Gilbert (A C)
«•»—
£1
Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Giant
2
1
i21/4
25
reg
15
110%
1
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
t
-
-10®
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
Apr
1,100
2,500
8% Mar
6%
30%
b%
38 V2
7%
6ft Jan
11,600
5%
General Alloys Co—1—•"
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
American
4% Mar
-7%
common
BfP preferred.
"t
8
7%
6%
B
OeBman Mfg Go common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
t
4ft
23,400
1
Co
Power
Gatlnesu
4%
1.25
Fox De Luxe Beer Sales Inc
Fuller
4%
£1
-
10
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc. la
Kobacker
Class A non-voting__
Class B voting
7%
15%
_
60%
9%
Jan
8% Mar
1%
High
36% Mar
28 y8
48,800
Feb
Jan
7%
9%
7%
39%
Jan
45%
Feb
23,700
22
1
36%
Apr
32% Mar
Jan
21%
•*rgo Oils Ltd
Low
36% Mar
39
14%
3%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
pfd—100
v t c
Inc
Kawneer Co
& Co class A
Low
•
.
3.90%
Manufacturing
Israel-American Oil Corp
Katz
Factor
lOo
Irving Air Chute
42 %
—
220
Ironite
Shares
1
Iron Fireman
Feb
16
Jan
8%
15
Resistance Co
Investors Royalty
Iowa- Public Service Co
for Week
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
international Products
B
International
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
105% Jan
Feb
-500
ft
Feb
9%
•
Jan
4%
x8
r%
Mar
18% Mar
>
102% Feb
15,100
30%
Feb
6
50
3i y4
1
6V cum
1st
preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
<mn
Jan
16%
13%
.
Jan
13%
102 % 105
1
■
Jan
IS Apr
14%
6%
10c
10
com
24%
Jan
800
V
5
Corp
%
Mar
6%
,18 V*
10c
18
23 Vo Mar
17%
l
preferred
17% Jan
150
13
%
28%
"
100
common.
Steel
-
.
Week's
Last
Bale Prioe
Exchange
High
low
^17%
20c
5%
Corp
convertible
&
18
III
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Forge
28%
5c
Millwork
Equity Corp
23 %
"n
i
lac
Empire District Electric
$2
American Stock
Range Since Jam 1
High
18
18
1
common
America
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire
18
6
common
Corporation
El-Tronics
1
1
Share
Electro graphic Corp
Electronics Corp of
Erie
STOCKS
Shares
International Metal Industries A
jq
Limited
Mines
Electric
i
Prices
Low
Friday
for Week
Sugar Associates—
oomtauo.
SiQtr
oi
Far
~
APRIL G
Sales
3%
3%
3%
8,400
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
1
12%
12%
12%
2,700
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
5
32%
30%
32%
1,300
28%
Feb
34%
Jan
5% Mar
6%
Jan
1
——
——
—
2
u*
2ft
134,600
1ft Feb
2 A Mar
40c
2%
2%
212
33,100
2
Jan
211 Mar
100
138%
138% 139%
1,580
134
Jan
139 % Mar
1
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1780)
.
.
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
V.
/rlday
V
Week's
.'
•
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
gale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
New
Haven
oUc
New Idria
New
Clock
&
Watch
2%
1
Co
preierred
conv
Jersey
50c
Shares
Low
2,100
2
Feb
2%
Feb
9%
1,200
8
Feb
10 %
Jan
2%
3%
26,400
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
15,200'
38%
Feb
54% Mar
21%
11,500
16%
Feb
22% Mar
i <r
1%
25,800
1%
Feb
2
Jan
2%
2%
6,400
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
84%
84%
50
Jan
84%
Apr
212
1,900
5J
52 V2
54%
20
19%
Superior Oils
New
York
Co
Nipissing
G1
59
10
12 %
4%
Feb
16
Jan
Jan
64
Jan
450
12
Jan
13%
Apr
4%
20,200
2ft
Feb
4 'A Apr
6%
6%
12%
Corp—
16
10c
12 %
%
10,200
6%
Apr
8%
Northeast Airlines
RR
100
41
41%
42%
100
412
4%
5%
27,800
8%
11%
25,900
101% 101%
30
1
9Va
Co—————50
Feb
8 %
90
Jan
Jan
46% Jan
Apr
4% Jan
—
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
pfd—100
Nuclear Corp of America
—•
Class A
—•
Jan
46%
41%
A—10^
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North Penn
41%
41%
25
class
Cement
B
jg Apr
14%
11% Feb
12,400
12%
41 %
1°
American
Class
15
57%
3%
6%
Noraen-Ketay
North
Feb
300
275
13%
12%
1
-1
Inc———
2
2
16
•
10
Mines
Lites
81
61
2%
common
Honduras Rosario
&
New York Merchandise——
Noma
2%
—
1
—
Auction
New York
1
lj*
5% Mar
14
Jan
Mar
91
Apr
Mar
103% Jan
101% Mar
4%
4%
4%
1,900
4 %
Jan
6%
Feb
2 %
—
2%
2%
3,100
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
0
Company—
Ogden Corp
common
1
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Power 4%% preferred
Oils
Okonite
Old
7,700
16%
35,500
59%
61%
375
106% 107%
2 jJ
2%
80
60%
107 %;
90c
common
Corp
2\}
25
common
82
1
40c cumulative
preferred
Inc
67c
1st
redeemable 1st preferred-.
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
—25
4.50% red 1st pfd
—25
4.367c
red
1st
preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4 .40 dividend cum preferred
—•
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
&
27%
Pan
Israel
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Apr
34 % Mar
Jan
31%
Feb
South
27%
Apr
28%
3,000
27%
28
1,100
27'A
170
105%
R
14"%
14%
1
Materials
Mar
Southern
18
Jan
Apr
110% Mar
Feb
84% Mar
1%
Jan
2%
9%
7%
8%
7%
Jan
6% Mar
13%
Jan
15% Mar
13
2,100
Feb
5%
3,700
800
Jan
15% Mar
East Dome Mines
Royalty
"
$1.60
1,900
56 %
Feb
60% Mar
500
18%
Feb
2» r \
m
4% Jan
11,400
10,300
$1.25
Reda
Reis
1,500
,
6
•
-Jan
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Oil
Electric
3%
3%
24
22
700
3,200
3% Mar
19%
Remington
Rlce-Stix
Arms
107%
Jan
7%
Jan
25%
~2
2ft Mar
x6%
Feb
28% Mar
2 %
'A
2%
22 Va
22%
58'A
58%
100
53
Feb
58%
56'A
56%
5C"fi
200
53
Feb
58
12'A
12 V2
1,600
44
41
46%
17.60Q
8 Va
8'A
7 V
6%
7,800
1,300 !
300
6,500
Jan
Feb
5
2% Mar
Feb
2%
7% Feb
Jan
25','2
;
Feb
22
9
Mar
Apr
Mar
11% Mar
12% Mar
46%
Jan
Apr
3
,-.13,500
18
2,100
14%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
3,500
10%
Feb
Apr
10% Feb
Feb
104% Jan
101% 102'A
73
74
50
200
8 ft
6% Mar
Jan
101
62%
„•
!•
3
Jan
Mar
Jan
75
Mar
18%
700
16%
Jan
18% Mar
32%
34 V*
1,050
27 %
Jan
34% Mar
Mar
30% Mar
10
-1
21
3,600
15% Mar
25%
24
Mar
26%
36%
40
29%
Jan
14%
450
6,900
200
24
24%
1.70Q
31%
3,600
1%
1%
700
1
.—„50c
1%
1%
1%
5,000
1
% Jan
5
44%
43%
45%
4,400
1
12%
12%
13%
16,700
64
64
•
25
1%
50o
400
3
pfd F
1% Mar
Feb
45%
10% Feb
13%
59
65
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
3,600
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
1,900
2% Jan
3%
Feb
94
94%
70
Feb
27%
28%
300
14'A
14%
1.300
15
15%
8,400
common
1.25
Feb
16%
25
Feb
30
12%
Jan
15% Mar
12 %
Feb
15%
Apr
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
5
100
5
Jan
5
4%
5
7,200
4%
Feb
1
33
32%
33%
1.400
30 %
Feb
1
4
4
4%
1,400
3%
Feb
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co——a
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson Si Haynes common
5
1
Company
6 Va
6
6 %
1,600
5%
Feb
35
Mar
Jan
4% Jan
.
•
6%
Jan
1
2.50
_
Ban
Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd
5 (/o
series
Cum
pfd
4%%
Cum pfd 4.407c
Bchick
Bcullin
Steel
Bcurry-Rainbow
Col Ltd
92%
,
3,200
9%
2,900
9%
100
24%
24%
100
80
5%
Jan
Feb
9 % Mar
92%
11
10ta
Apr
Jan
3ft
3
ft
3%
64,400
25c
8%
8%
8%
900
6%
3,700
31,900
1
50c
Jan
24%
Corp———
ordinary
•
6%
6%
32
26%
34
36%
2%
36
40%
1,200
'2U
76,900
2%
21%
Jan
3%
27
7,300
3
8%
—1
Corp
Stinnes
(Del)
—10c
(Hugo) Co CP
Shop Inc
&
New common
Stroock
(S)
& Co
•
.
3'A
3 "/a
32
66 »/2
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
32
Jan
40
Apr
16%
Jan
1,350
.
*
191/4
Feb
19
,16% Jan
Feb
77%
8%
78'/4
.
1
6%
Feb
4% Mar
5%
Jan
31/4
Jan
4% Mar
4%
2,600
.
(
200
Jan
.57%
51/2
Jan
16*/*
79 % Mar
Jan
900
400
A
8%
.
Feb
400
~3 %
3%
"3%
•
2,700
3%
22,100
32
32
19%
20%
53
53'/4
18
9% Mar
18%
18%
18%
Jan
15% Mar
18
Jan
13% Mar
Feb
3% Mar
3% Mar
51/4
3% Mar
1,100
5%
18%
12,500
Jan
common™————•
18%
Corporation
1
Drug common
——-25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.;——™1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
•
5%
5
31
Jan
33% Mar
171/4
Jan
21%
125
53
Apr
62V2
450
18
Apr
20
18%
Jan
3%
Jan
9
53
1
—
Styion
Sun
Jan
Jan
8%
12%
5
i
w
4%
Jan
Jan
56%
1
Common
Jan
6% Mar
18 %
41,100
16%
B)
29
Jan
1,200
16%
.
Jan
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
18V8
Jan
43
Jan
50V4 Mar
400
1,700
Ray
17%
16%
17.%
48
48
41
3.3UO
300
Feb
Jan
Mar
191/2
Feb
5% Mar
Superior Tool & Die Co—
1
7%
6%
7%
31,300
4 Va
Jan
7%
Feb
Swan
5
7%
7
7%.
17,500
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
5
16%
17%
Jan
16%
Jan
Finch
Oil
Corp
Talon Inc
Class
class
B
A
common
common———__—-—5
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
1
common
25c
.
$4.56
pfd_
Thiokol
Chemical
70c convertible
Thor
1%
Co
Inc__
1,4J0
15
Feb
2,o00
24%
Jan
11%
1
17
1,000
12%
18,300
Va
15,600
1
11% Mar
%
common
Apr
reb
Feb
31%
1,400
27%
Jan
33
43'A
42 'A
23»/2
Jan
49% Mar
10c
3%
1
3,600
31/2
Feb
600
11%
Feb
14
Jan
27%
2 81/2
5,800
26'A
Feb
29%
Feb
24V4
100
24
Jan
25%
14
14'/2
3,400
16%
14'A
12,800
3%
12%
24'A
28%
461%
3%
161/2
800
8%
93
1%
69%
81/4
9'A
16,600
98%
325
97
2V2
2%
4%
4%
Apr
19
2>A
2%
2V4
2i/a
2%
Jan
6 'A Mar
x2
Jan
Jan
70%
8
Jan
9%
97
Mar
102
Feb
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
2 7/8
Feb
41/8
2,300
2%
1.25
1
14% Mar
631/2
2,400
4 %
Feb
Jan
1A Mar
100
2%
Jan
161/2
600
•
4%
12
5% Mar
11/2
69 'A
1
Ltd
Mar
12 38
Caribbean Airways class A—10c
A-,
50c
Oils
1%
110%
30%
25c
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Empire
Jan
12%
30%
Realty & Construction,
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—_5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Lux
Jan
1091/4
Tishman
Trans
291/2 Mar
'
*
10
—20
Roofing Inc
Feb
5V8
Jan
1% Mar
39,300
13,200
lft
Jan
2% Mar
2% Mar
3Vs
3%
6,800
3
Feb
12%
12%
44,100
91/8
Jan
12% Mar
—*
31%
3.1
31%
300
291/2
Feb
32
Jan
•
Temper
3%
12%
Corp
Tri-Continental
True
Feb
16
29
1
Corp
Thorofare Markets Inc_
Tilo
12
15%
15%
5
preferred
Corporation
16%
28 Vfl
16
7
common
Calgary Co
Power & Light
Texas
34%
33 Viz
34%
20
311/a
Feb
341/2
Apr
8
Mar
7
Jan
warrants
Corp
3%
Apr
u
Ulen Management Cumpany—
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Yards
Aircraft
Asbestos
United
United
Elastic
Milk
of
Omaha
Products
7,800
49%
300
46V2
9
9»/4
500
8%
T5%
3,500
8 ft
19,500
6%
Jan
35 %
300
31%
Jan
7%
Feb
5
common
6%
—20
1
Corp
7%
10c
common—50c
Corp
Products
2,900
6%
x491/2
4
Co_
7%
5%
*
of Canada
Union
—*
•
5%
8
35%
"5%
7%
341/4
—
Jan
Feb
241/4 Mar
1
5%
Jan
5 'A Mar
5%
—
Apr
50% Mar
9%
Jan
26% Mar
7%
Jan
16
Feb
35»/2
Apr
8
8
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
United
dep rets ord registered
N J
RR
& Canal
Profit
Sharing
10% preferred
United
Feb
41?
10s
*iij
1%
1,500
14%
14
15
52%
52%
54%
37%
37 %
37%
14
14
Preferred
United
9'A Mar
U
S
Air
7%
25
.
Specialities
common
Jan
U
S
Foil
22 %
Jan
32
Apr
U
S
Rubber
36
Apr
41%
Feb
United
States Vitamin
21* Apr
United
Stores Corp
class
.1
B
Reclaiming
Co
Corp
common
18'A Mar
Apr
61% Mar
240
37V8
2%
Feb
Feb
Apr
39%
100
12
Jan
14 'A Mar
2 V4
7,400
2
Mar
2%
Jan
49%
54,200
Feb
49%
Apr
47%
46 %
1
—1
50c
3%
31/2
500
24%
201/2
24%
20,500
4%
1,300
4
Jan
52%
~2%
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
300
10c
2
51/8
230
1
10,000
——1
Conditioning Corp
Apr
2251/2 Mar
1%
Shoe Machinery common—.—25
common
4}?t
100
1%
100
25
10
3% Mar
1% Jan
Feb
18
Inc
Precision
7
6% Mar
Jan
17%
Brewers Inc„
2{* Jan
Jan
4%
16%
•
common-
(J
Stop
78%
5
Corporation
Stetson
Apr
22 % Mar
20 %
1
>
23%
-
Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Mar
22% Mar
20
common.
Oil
9
.-20
1
Co
87%
9%
20
series
Inc
9%
300
1,300
Jan
stk)'
Corp
Co
51/2 Mar
7,800
900
Canada
61/4 Mar
Jan
6%
5,300
com
5%
Jan
17%
•
Apr
4%
28%
5%
17
Jan
5
-
27%
6%
17
Jan
9
16%
4% Mar
200
1,700
18'A
United
series
Bapphir? Petroleums Ltd
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
92
—8
600
5%
5'A
18%
United
s
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Balem-Brosius Inc
5
5%
5%
—
18'A
Jan
Apr
99%
14%
15%
Mar
Xl7%
Trans
3%
14%
Mar
5
17%
to
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
3
*
81
18%
common—
8%
6% Mar
■94
7
Jan
3% Mar
1
Inc
converted
9% Mar
Jan
3
100
Feb
6b
100
Standard
Trunz Inc
Ltd—.
(The F C)
Jan
Jan
3%
27%
Russell
1%
3
Royalite
Ave
25%
31% Apr
1
1965
dep rets ord reg
£1
Rome Cablle Corp common
5
Roosevelt Field Inc
———-1-50
Fifth
Jan
1
Jan
American
Russeks
38%
-5%
•
300
4%
40
Trans
vtc
Co
Feb
21% Feb
7%
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Oil
x23
Apr
15%
Jan
24
28
Jan
40
13% Mar
25 %
Inc
to
19
10% Mar
21% Mar
1%
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
7% Feb
—1
,—20
Rico
Vtc extended
100
14%
38
10
25%
10
1,200
81
4'A4 78
i'"
Feb
Jan
7%
6%
80
7%
14%
18
17%
19
7'A
4%
Jan
300
1,200
38%
Jan
19%
2
251/2
Mar
8 %
of
Feb
300
24
200
Jan
15%
Steel
6% Mar
1,900"
8
■
Jan
24%
15%
27
l.aUO
99%
6%
5%
24%
15'A
25% Mar
2,000.
2,300
105
24%
Jan
1,300
25%
Jan
5
14%
5%
25-/8
44%
4 %
Jan
6%
25%
Jan
39
&
Jan
Mar
1,100
x43 % x43 %
5%
12%
102
43%
13%
(A)
Apr
91/2 Mar
46%
59
Co
38%
28
3%
Steel Parts
Jan
33'A
5% Mar
58%
3%
Feb
14
Apr
4%
4%
Jan
Feb
4%
26% Jan
Jan
9
Feb
12%
Shares
Jan
53
58'A
B
42% Mar
Feb
46%
411/2
3%
(Class
Mar
4%
8%
.
27
5
9,300
-1
Feb'
30
4%
14%
33
Jan
5% Mar
6%
200
1
•2%
Richmond Radiator
27%
1
17%
Inc
53
1
13%
—1
Co
53
27%
(The)
2%
Engineering
5,900
12%
Stein
30
&
38%
Standard Tube class B
6%
Corp—
37 %
3V%
Starrett
17%
preferred
conv
8U0
Standard-Thomson
1
1
Pump Co__
(Robert) & Co
I31/2
8% Mar
6% Jan
7%
"7%
L_—1
common
13 Va
41/8
5% Mar
42
58%
Thew Shovel Co common
Corp
1,200
1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Products Co—1_——1
(Ky)—
Thompson-Starrett
Tube
7,000
,9%
3% Feb
7% Feb
2% Mar
7% ; 7%
2%
'
Quebec Power Co.
Reading
5%
9'A
10
22% Mar
*
14%
•
~5JA
9%
6,3o5
.
50c
Feb
800
60%
22%
5
Corp
4%
~4%
101%
preferred
Factors
Feb
22%
*
convertible
Standard
7
Jan
-1
~5%
1
20
1
—1
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
Jan
Ltd--^— 1
Railway & Utility Investment ARapid Electrotype (The) Co
rta'th Packing Co common—
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Feb
17,200
1
Oil
1%
10
2%
6%
Packaging Corp
3.000
—100
4%
6 Va
•
Dredging Corp common
Standard
22%
com
Jan
"4%
6%
1
Standard
25c
cumulative preferred-;
4%
4%
5
Feb
113
Public Service of Colorado—
37% Mar
Apr
1
Jan
59%
~4%
10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
311/8 Mar
Jan
2
Co
8%
113
•
Jan
Jan
2,400
12%
Corp„2
Company
Shoe Corp
10 %
1%
1
26
351/4
Va.
46% Mar
12.50
Pipe Line
Southland
Spear &
Jan
22
*
2'A Mar
11%
1
Inc
7
8% Feb
„
60
2.50
Feb
*
Petroleum
Co
6
9%
7%
1
common..
Corp of Nevada
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Providence Gas
4%7o
California
Southern
—20c
Producers
•
Southern
Feb
1
Inc
Preston
Feb
2%
shares—10s
common
Corp of Canada
M
101%
Jan
61%
2
Lambert Co
•
Prentice-Hall Inc
common———2.50
P
4.08%
106% Mar
Apr
Feb
&
%
Feb
preferred—_—-25
cumulative preferred
___25
61%
.-.
58,400
30
Edison—
Jan
12%
1
Co
12
cumulative
Standard
15
Pratt
4.32%
Spencer
Co
Telephone
1%
1%
29%
.-1
Mills
Stahl-Meyer Inc
2
Power
Jan
103
425
108
700
Rico
104%
2
45,200
17%
4.48%
97%
2,900
2%
Feb
105
1,350
99
103%
Jan
Powdrell & Alexander
Feb
5% Mar
__
convertible preference———25
100 % Mar
Apr
Polaris Mining
44
Feb
37%
360
1,700
Porto
Feb
4%
1%
original
Jan
common..
34 %
3,400
29%
preferred
25
cumulative preierred—_—25
convertible preference——25
6%
Scale
Apr
_5%
5 %
11,100
4.88%
4.56%
15%
Pneumatic
40%
45%
5%
2'A
6%
28'A Mar
Jan
42 Va
Jan
5%
102
Jan
31%
45
Jan
Feb
•
2% Mar
25"%
22
29%
Feb
1
1% Mar
100
13,100
Jan
?6% Jan
1%
50
50,200
40%
Jan
27%
4%
Ltd
2%
28
16%
Apr
85,700
Mines
1%
11%
Apr
21,700
23%
Jan
37% Mar
4,u00
Apr
58,300
1
43%
Feb
£1
common
California
5%
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
,
Co
2
10c
Jan
Jan
29%
2,900
25%
15%
Gold
Southern
Paper
Oil
2%
Co
105%
12'A
26%
~6%
Pioneer
Jan
Penn
1%
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Mar
39
"5%
20
Boss
78'A
7%
Jan
104
22
27%
16%
7%
Apr
Mar
20
500
103
2%
4%
21%
500
2%
•
77%
117
28
1
500
6%
Phillips Screw
Smith
(Howard)
Sonotone Corp
Feb
29%
Apr
28
97%
1
2%
39
*
26%
105
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
2%
10 pesos
Jan
Jan
Mar
—1
32%
Apr
5
Co
Feb
Feb
43
8kiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Airways Inc
*
2
Tel
Jan
4
1,600
Slick
1%
Minerals
68
102%
36
35-
•
dep rets ord registered
5%
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co
6o0
1,400
Publications—
preferred
300
15 'A
&
25
101/4
1,300
10
500 fr
32%
98 Va
4%
91/2
Jan
Jan
4%
104
Corp—40c
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
•
Pep Boys (The)
1'
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
2'A
61/a
9Vs
2
Slmplic.ty Pattern common.
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
100 % Mar
—.
81/2 Mar
12% Mar
8% Mar
77 V4
4 %
1U4
100% 101%
--2,50
75%
Jan
Mar
21%
104
2
Shares
convertible
lo
Co
4Va
—•
A
37%
1
Oils
class
Precision
1 Bol
Corp
75%
.—1
American
2Bol
Patino of Canada Ltd
2,000
3,100
116
25%
2'A
8%
_9%
112
26 %
17%
8%
~9%
•
—
vtc
B
"9%
*
common
Amer
2,200
-1°0
.
Co
Jan
2
Peruvian
Ltd
Gas
Simmons-Boardman
$3
5%
116
Canada-,—
Apr
Parker Pen Co class A
Traffic
of
33%
27%
103
8%
5%
25
.—
23
Motors Corp
Park Chemical
Company
Penn
Breweries
Amer share
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
"5%
•
400
•
Paramount
Class
5%
25%
100
vtc
(C A)
Jan
..
4,900
27%
26%
1
pfd
common
P&ncoastal Petroleum (C A)
Jan
131% Mar
——
Class B
Apr
18
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
3
Jan
1%
Inc———-—1
35%
—1
Light 5 7c
16%
105
Jan
10
5%
10,300
21%
Jan
7,400
1%
——1
26%
27%
.
Power
400
1,050
6 %
Jan
Jan
14%
8%
1%
of America class A
Devel & Exploration
Creek
19 V4 Mar
1,600
8%
1%
Name chgd to Siboney CarAib Pet Co
(Mltcuve
April 4)
Siboney-Caribbcari Petroleum Co—10c
Silver
141/4 Mar
8%
Shoe Corp
Simca
Jan
1
common
Sherwin-Willams
&
lz%
*
Products
Signal Oil
700
Feb
13'A
5
preferred
Sicks
Jan
16%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Siboney
2%
12%
Mining
Sherwin-Wiliiams
4 %
100
15 %
common
Denn
Sherman
2%
17
13
-————-20c
29%
27%
—
——
6'A
Jan
6%
—
6%
$4.36 div preferred —i
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
2U Apr
% Mar
89
Jan
5% Mar
Inc
High
4,500
1
32%
25
25
Page-Hersey Tubes
Leather
Low
18%
—-10c
Safety Controi—
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America.
Seton
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
16%
Bentinel Radio Corp common
Sentry
Shattuck
Shares
2'/»
•
—
.—
Servomechanisms
for Week
12.50
Inc
Bros
Range
oi Prices
.
Low
17%
1
33%
34%
6%
Pacific
Seeman
Beiby Shoe! Co
Sales
■
Last
Corp General
Week's
Friday
;
1
2626%
1st pfd—20
preferred
17
122% 126%
122 %
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% 7c 1st preferred
69%
12,100
10
16%
1
_
Securities
65 % Mar
ljg Jan
700
9%
Apr
"
gale Price
Airlines
Western
Securities
111% Jan
6%
9%
16%
Jan
52%
1,200
5%
3% Mar
Jan
106 % Mar
7,300
85%
5%
2%
12% Jan
w
1
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
81
5%
——7
Olympic Radio & Television
Omar Inc
3 Va
14%
—•
Ltd
Company
Town
2%
15%
*—100
Ohio
Okalta
2%
50o
■.
Par
Seaboard
Silex Co
Oceanic Oil
*
-
High
23«
8
Zinc———.—-——-25c
New
Range Since Jan. 1
High
New Mexico & Arizona Land-—-—.—-l
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——-—-20c
New Park Mining Co——-——
1
New Process Co common——•
-V'--v *
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
2'/4
2/4
ENDED APRIL G
•
9
--
Mm & Chem Co
Sales
for Week
Range
34Y2
3% Mar
»,
15 %
4
Jan
Apr
4 Va Mar
24%
5
Apr
Jan
Number 5523=.
Volume 183
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
t
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Low
High
2 »/2
2%
25c
2%
Products
2
7,300
67
66
67
500
10
58%
56%
60
11,050
4%
4 »/2
1
Insurance
Universal
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
5
Universal
Utah-Idaho
Shares
Low
Par
common
7%
American
Jan
2"% Mar
convertible
$4
preferred
Steel Co
67
301/2
Jan
32% Mar
411/4
Jan
65% Mar
Apr
4%
3,100
41/2 Jan
5
7%
1,400
6% Feb
7% Mar
Vanadium-Alloys
5
Feb
84
•
33%
Venezuelan Petroleum
34%
5%
5%
Venezuela
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vcgt Manufacturing
5%
36%
95
4,359
9%
17
16%
9
Feb
53/4
Jan
104
Jan
•10% Mar
Jan
8%
363%
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Wagner
17
Jan
1%
6% Mar
$2
ext
Ward
5
200
4% Jan
5%
51/4
5%
900
43/4 Jan
preferred
Co
3%
3%
1,600
20%
21%
2,400
2%
2%
13,100
108
3%
2%
•
136
-1.25
Manufacturing
3
Jan
23
Jan
22 % Mar
1% Jan
&
•
41/8
Stationary
Mfg_
Oil
251/2
26
26 »/2
241/4
Industries
15
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
listed on
6 Jan
Jan
20% Feb
241/2 Mar
Jan
Mar
39
Second
10
Rail-
Util-
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
Jties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Feb
April
April
4—
133/4
1,600
13
Feb
16%
Jan
X201/4
223/a
193/8
Feb
25
7
Jan
515.10
515.91
518.65
516.57
Bethlehem Steel
Edison
6s
A
3^
167,700
143/4
100
I43/4
250
Jan
106
Mar
Jan
14
Mar
20%
100
181/4 Mar
21% Mar
61'/2
3,500
55% Jan
62"%
Feb
8%
Jan
16,500
2)V
Jan
8
200
8
8
Last
Period
~1%
~2i38
Feb
Date—
Sale Price
or
Lackawanna
1st
series
4s
mortgage
Eastern
Gas
Elmira
Water
4s series B
Fuel 3%s 1965
Apr.
96
95
96
&
Lt
&
RR
86%
86%
39
AGesfuerel
6s
Guantanamo
1947
debs
with
A7s
1970
coupon
1940
1
(erfJ'
.i-f
"V
.
1
69%
73
62%
1
61 %
97
1
97
—
100%
~
100%
£94%
115
£160%
£48
96%
109
77
—
54
96%
120
—.
117
—
48%
7-
Mar-Noo
£25
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
100
52%
'
99
A 1st
99
1953
extended
Ohio
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3%s
1970
Piedmont
£176%
Jan-July
1963
to
98%
3
Utility
£98
Jan-July
_,
£97%
99
101% 101 %
June-Dec
1947 coupon I960—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998_jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-JVow
101%
£25
A6%s
ex
1960
Oct 1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
deb
conv
Finance
Mining
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3%s series A 1973
1st
and
ref
M
3s
2%s series C
i
series
1973
B
100%
25
—
101%
1
1976
series D
3s
series E
3s
series
1979
F
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
Terni Hydro-Electric
A6%s with Aug
United
ex
1970
1971
3s
3%s
1970
&
——
——
—
146%
150
——
6
99%
61
97
4
97%
453.3
—1.3
421.2
304.2
432.5
+
0.8
486.2
342.0
349.2
+
0.4
350.6
283.5
382.5
99
Feb-Aug
95
95
284.8
Apiil4
April 5.
Fri. April 6_——
99%
97
101%
Bonds
3,120,630
2.764,950
2,755,394.
2,956,500
2,596,150
$3,931,000
4,460,000
4,969,000
4,390,000
5,263,000
$297,000
284-°8°
375,000
$23,013,000
$1,724,000
88
TofoJ
Bond
Sales
-
,—
r-r—:
*o"Knnnn
$200,000
5'2-nSnS
2™?nn2
—
—
$200,000
$24,937,000
—
460'^°
308,000
Week Ended
5,771,000
Stocks-No.
U
Shares
Of
1955
Government*0"^
S
$200,000
.
$1,147,600
102%
23,013,000
$14,116,600
15,221,000 ' 23,166,300
285,713,900
256,725,70P
12,969,000
$24,937,000
Xota]
$8,000
165,000
97,000
-
{
214,421,957
$215,000
—
1,724~000
TntLoZTnalv
168,154,048
9,432,010.
14,193,624
—-
Jan. 1 to Apr. 6
1956
1955
Apr. 6
1956
Soatfaiidl
125
95
United States
Government
Bonds
Bank
Bonds
14,193,624
Wed.
Thurs.
102%
93%
19
Foreign
Bonds
£25
—
265.6
1
Exchange
Int'l
Railroad
96
104
100%
101%
99% 101%
£112
335.4
—0.8
Number 0/ and Miscel.
100%
98%
103
£99
98%
102 J/2
—
£98
Feb-Aug
—0.4
—1.1
382.5
99%
97
Co—
1
143.6
160.6
160.4
322.9
Foretan
1
324.7
101%
94
"3
£98% 103
Jan-July
93%
90
Tues.
April 2—
April 3——
Total.
95%
98%
£103%
Mon.
100
98 5/s
Feb-Aug
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973
Aug
Dye
3%s
(Calif.)
Electric
97
269.4
453.3
421.2
Stocks
I
-
—
—
93%
£94%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Augr
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1978
97%
357.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
102
102
$95
—0.2
„
103%
97%
_
'
98%
357.4
Transactions at the New York Stock
■
148
92%
LOW
High
Change
350.6"
159.7
319.4
379.5
Service
High.
-1955-1956-
Percent
Mar. 23, '56
——
——
£93
Feb-Aug
1976
3 %s
A6%s
and
101%
mmmm
£140
1962_Jan-July
——Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
29, '56
96
—
99%
£100
1940 coupon
with highs and lows for the
0.2
Shares
April-Oct
1
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Marfch 29, 1956, for composite and by major industry
452.6
___
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct.
7
68.05 Jan 18
415.7
—_
Goods
„
Trade,
101
99
__
100% 100%
_J
April-Oct
I
,
80.49 Dec
——
101%
93%
18
£101% 103
April-Ocf
High
Low
486.2"
—
Goods
Transportation
"New
— —
99
Jan-July
mortgage 6%s 1953—
due
Range for 1955
— —
100
£96
May -Nov
78.87 Jan 23
■
356.6
Non-Durable
——
■
V
__
88.07 Mar 23
High
Low
86.81
Composite
Durable
— —
Averages
Range for 1956
;
86.64
5_—
6
Mar.
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
6%s
98.04
86.74
98%
,\-+i
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3%s 1961
96,30/
groups comiiar&d with the preceding week and
current year are as follows (1939=100):
£100
Midland
99.07
65
£25
1153/4
4—-
stocks for the week ended,
£100
1952
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
New
-
£100%
Jan-July
ex
Nov
89%
'
70%
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
86
V
97
June-Dec
4s
99.56
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Manufacturing
1953
RR
'
w*. t
,
coupon
Western
&
98.15
97.20
The SEC index of stock
98%
62%
1953
May-Noo
1953_
May -Nov
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961——Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
_Jan-July
Now 1
ex
94%
70%
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
96.51
87.04
Apr.
Apr.
65
.
May-Nov
May
_Jan-July
__Mar-Sepf
1956
5s
98.20
99.05
144
16
863/4
Fri.
102%
142
' •
1993
98.30
96.60
99.76
High
100
16
155
.
1993
A
57%
£142
Jan-July
1978
96.73
99.01
97.26
1
57%
5
101
June-Dec
Division-^-
of- N J
mortgage
A 1st
Jan.
Low
No.
100
Delaware Lack & Western RR—=
99.02
99.91
182.27
181.78
87.12
3—„
Apr.
Wed.
Mar
Range Since
Sold
High
57%
Jun-Dec
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
100.03
97.26
Closing
Apr. 2
Tues.
Week's Range
June-Dec
1970
97.40
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
A
Holiday
181.95
181.69
171.41
Over-the~Counter Industrial Stock
Jan
41/2
171/4
Apr
Jan
12%
5—
U Apr
}7<r Jan
3% Apr
1,900
57%
5s
£i
1998_
series
40
93/4 Mar
13%
Interest
Aug 1
23/4$
Total
Bonds
Jan
8%
9,100
1,500
Holiday
172.37
67.41
67.17
171.64
67.14
171.44
67.08
•
4%
131/4
10
First
30
March
3% Jan
1,400
-Bonds—
10
2——
4%
Averages
Total
3—
Low
Boston
(
of deposit ;
trials
April
20%
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994_
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
y Ex-rights,
zEx-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
being
15
Date
April
601/4
Exchange
saies
no
20
Thurs.
Stock
prices;
Indus-
29 3/8 Mar
201/8 Jan
13%
BONDS
included in year's range),
dEx-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
included in year's range), r Trans¬
30
Jan
Friday
American
37 %
(not
10
48% Mar
45
104
•
transaction
-Stocks-
A Apr
Jan
2
deposit receipts
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
asked
Jan
140
12%
1
American
57%
36%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
28i/2
143/4
8
54%
are
Feb
100
Wood ley Petroleum common
Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Below
25%
33/8
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Under-the-rule
Stock and Bond
Jan
11% Feb
"u
1
44
37
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
104% Mar
73/4
_1
56%
§Reported in receivership.
300
4
22
n
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
300
25
pfd
and
11%
131/2
56%
£36%
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
bid
27
"4%
56%
ABonds being traded flat.
11%
•
4 % %
3%
ih]
J1/2
37
10
common
£Friday's
27
11%
1
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt
Ex-principal,
Jan
143
1021/2 Jan
150
3,800
150
24Va
5
Corp
(R C) & Co
Petroleums Ltd
Brothers
48V4
25
Williams
5 %
Feb
1
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
Apr
3
162,900
471/2
__1
preferred
Wickes
Wilrich
&
___10
convertible
Wichita River
1%
%
20
White's Auto Stores Inc
5%%
h
Jan
1351/2
10
137
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
2s
102%
Jan
2,100
com___*
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe
5%
5i39
137
A)
102
£45
Jan
23/a
Jan
100
5%
—
Is
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
Feb
191/4
2
2,500
104% 104%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd. -100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
300
3%
3
(Plan
£60
£102%
Mar
3
151/4 Feb
38,000
135% 137
-100
pfd_.
2%
2
2
preference
Tablet
Feb
11/2 Mar
-10C
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
3%
20
>
100
16
16
._40c
•
& Knapp Inc
Amer
a
Jan
18
1
Baking Co warrants
$6 series
Wentworth
stmpd
43%
£65
-June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1997
43%
£65
June-Dec
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not
Odd-lot transaction
(not
included in year's range),
111% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
30
___1
common—
Wasatch Corp
Webb
Janeiro
£43%
April-Ocf
2%s 2008
1
High
155
A-
53/4 Mar
l
_.
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Watch
43/4
100
:
cumulative
de
action for cash
ctfs
Waitt & Bond Inc
Waltham
Rio
dividend,
•
voting
preferred
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Apr
|% Feb
*
Co
Baking
Peru
Low
155
£71
May-Nov
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Jan. 1
No.
High
£70
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
Parana
Range Since
Sold
£154
—June-Dec
•
Bonds
Friday's
Apr
W
Aircraft
Waco
or
Bid A Asked
Jan
Jan
151/4
9,300
Sale Price
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
A Lima City
(Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
Maranhao.stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—_May-Noo
Jan
4 % Mar
25
300
5%
5%
5%
1
341/2 Mar
14,500
7,709
34%
17
_«
Corp.
10%
4%
36%
__10
Feb
4% Mar
600
96
4%
10
1
88
3,400
95
20c
Feb
291/2
900
1
Vinco
Vulcan Silver-Lead
33%
5'/a
Van Norman Industries warrants
Last
Period
AHanover
A7s
common
Interest
Exchange
Low
A7s
Valspar Corp
Stock
High
551/2 Jan
15
Co
Sugar
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Last
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Sales
$301,246,900
$280,065,500
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
1940 coupon
1947
coupon
1956——June-Dco
£100
+25
1956
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974_
Jan-July
June-Dec
West
June-Aug
Penn
Western
Traction
Newspaper
June-Dec
1960
5s
Union
6s
£104
79%
102
78%
79%
102%
104
103 %
78%
80%
103%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105
104
104
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
104%
102%
30
£102 % 105
Feb-Aug
1959
104%
£100
110
Stocks
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Amerloan
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Fridav's
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
High
Mon.
Bonds
Sold
No.
Jan.
Foreign
Corporate
,
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$52,000
1
High
$T,000
$Tooo
Wed. April 4
Range Since
Low
Bonds
$52,000
1,580,930
April 2
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Domestic
0/
1,214,945
47,000
11,000
2,000
Thurs.
1,249,920
110,000
31,000
141.000
1,115,125
48,000
2,000
50,000
$325,000
$45,000
Tues.
68,000
1,541,630
April 3
April 5—
Fri. April 6__
_
70,000
60,000
—
A
20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
A
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
April-Oct
£80
Jan-Julv
Jan-July
£181
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
£70
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952_-J,
Feb-Aug
86
$373,000
£80
A 6s
series
B
1951
AGerman
AS
f
secured
AHanover
7s
Cons
1939
(City
(20%
Munic
6s
of)
7s
f
188
86
83
86
81
April-Ocf
1952
1947
1947
£78
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
>
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s
£20
22
20
£112
114
124
June-Dec
6,702,550
Total
£125% 128
111%
86
Stocks—No.
25
113%
Shares-
$3,000
Jan. 1 to
1956
1
May-Nod
£76
—
73%
76
1955
6,702,550
3,496,465
65,067,819
77,402,529
Domestic
Foreign government
$325,000
$129,000
45,000
163,000
$3,417,000
3,405,000
55,000
487,000
$4,771,000
3,921,000
1,064,000
Foreign corporate
$7,309,000
$9,756,000
3,000
Germany—
redeemed)™
Apr. 6
Bonds
84
125%
of
,
Week Ended Apr. 6
1955
1956
Total
$373,000
$347,000
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1782)
.
.
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
«
mr
.
Last
STOCKS
Pnr
American Motors Corp
Tei & lei—
7%
; 182%
&i
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
79
81%
588
149%
102
100
—
25
Maine RR—_—.—_
100
—
5%
56'A
Cities
Inc
Hecla
&
Service
Mass
•
cum
6%
cum
pfd
5'/e
cum
Eastern
Gillette
B___—_
Lamson
Corp
National
N
E
Tel
N
Y
N
Norbute
Northern
RR
35
26
9%
Stone
Twist
United
United Shoe
64
Jan
40%
Jan
34%
Jan
114%
Jan
13%
78
78
30
8c
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
134%
Jan
139% Mar
21 %
Apr
28%
Jan
Allen
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
American
108 %
Jan
Feb
Metal
Apr
Baldwin
638
51%
Feb
61%
Apr
Briggs Manufacturing
867
22%
Feb
28 %
Apr
Brown
600
2%
Feb
Apr
Budd
9%
Feb
20% Mar
24%
Jan
141
31% Mar
34%
Jan
50
55 % Mar
63
Jan
33%
55%
55%
26%
3
25
26%
1,641
23 %
Jan
27%
25%
25%
476
20%
Jan
27
52 %
52%
53%
2,663
51
Jan
55 % Mar
52%
52%
—
54%
63%
336
52%
Apr
60% Mar
60%
18
51%
Jan
60%
63%
60
—
50
Feb
Mar
220
56%
Jan
67% Mar
—
14
14%
95
59%
58%
60%
2,229
Apr
13% Mar
15
Jan
56%
66
Mar
Feb
_
Consolidated
Consumers
Ex-Celi-O
Goebel
L?,st
Range
Par
Low
20
29%
8
__
Lurger
•MM.
*
Brewing
_
_
—
Cincinnati
Gas
Electric
&
corn-
HI~8~50
Union
Eagle
.
Kroger
S
Armco Steel
210
734
125
17%
Jan
20
Mar
43%
46%
194
JC/e
Feb
46
y2 Mar
60
266
47
45%
18
18
325
50%
158
43%
Jan
51%
Mar
110%
539
94%
Jan
1103/4
Apr
177
37
Feb
40
Jan
51%
Jan
52
Vi Jan
(new)
~
Ohio
Co
L)
6%
Jan
58
13%
Feb
700
1%
Feb
164%
60
147%
14%
65
14%
7%
15
-
&
Co
164%
16%
36% Mar
62% Mar
45
72 %
Feb
86%
68%
93
55%
Jan
68%
35
35
72
30 %
Jan
35 % Mar
Admiral
15% Mar
16%
Aeco
31%
Jan
33% Mar
Air
32%
Feb
Alleghany
Feb
Allied
Artists
71% Mar
Allied
Chemical
Ward
Co
II
Inc
31%
47
70
69%
69%
234% 236%
89%
90 %
5
■
26%
Jan
45
Jan
20
57%
Jan
95
215%
Jan
236%
48%
Apr
Jan
Industries
American Airway
Pennsylvania RR
Pure Oil
Allis-Chalmers
Apr
Aluminium
&
37
77%
Jan
90%
33%
Feb
37% Mar
American
53
Jan
65
American
Bosch
Mar
Ltd
Republic
Steel
Reynolds
(R
J)
Tobacco
class
Sinclair
Vacuum
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
_
Oil
Oil
Standard Oil
Studebaker
(N
J)
iX
Sunray Oil
Toledo Edison
Union Carbide
""""I
*
—III!
footnotes
see
H3i%
page
43.
3y8
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
33
27%
Feb
33
Apr
3%
Jan
17%
Feb
4% Apr
18% Mar
1,630
4%
43/B
1,602
18%
378
28%
2,419
7y4
500
-
228
93/a
5
153/4
53/4
28
28% Mar
Mar
8
Mar
16 %
-
10%
Feb
Feb
4y8
Jan
13%
Feb
199
53/4
Apr
53i
200
V
53/4
16%
(Un)
.
Corp (Un)
16%
Feb
16%
Feb
Apr
1%
Jan
303
4
-
••
•
7%
16% Mar
Apr
16%
22%
38
Jan
(Un)
41%
43%
&
Tel
Co
(Un)
122
141
101
26
26
548
60
Armour
(Ill)
Apr
Ashland
49%
Apr
53%
Jan
48% Mar
Associated Dry Goods—
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
47%
50
41%
Feb
96
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
67
67%
75
56%
Jan
67%
77%
105
64%
Jan
78'/a
Apr
Apr
26 y8 Mar
Feb
21% Mar
25,
Jan
28
Apr
Jan
48 V4
Apr
63%
Feb
74%
Apr
14% Mar
15 Va
Jan
32
7%
15
a—
8% Mar
Apr
a—
_—
—
23%
674
21%
Jan
23% Mar
56
56 Va
523
50
Jan
57
183
1,203
Jan
186
182%
<
;
179%
Mar
Feb
80
__
446
75%
Feb-
83
Jan
44%
848
43 Va
Apr
51V8
Jan
79V<
•
80y»
43 y8
80 v*
<
81 >/8
480
67%
Jan
85%- Mar
Refining Co
170
71
Feb.
71%
58
57
58
588
47-
Feb
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of Prices
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Feb
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Feb
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61 %
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5
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53%
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Mar
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Feb
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41
257
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Feb
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Volume
Number 5523
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Friday
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Par
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Burroughs
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Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
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87
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Pacific
5%
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78
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230
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12%
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25%
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31%
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64%
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53%
53%
407
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40
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40
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26
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Standard
Standard
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7
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Co
(N J)
Feb
63
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(Un)
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9%
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77% Mar
840
56 Va
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68%
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22
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1,447
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52% Mar
53
53
10
53
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56
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25%
700
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42%
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44% Mar
212
27%
67%
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51%
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34
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34
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27%
145
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25
6%
24
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70%
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46%
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561
32%
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39% Mar
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129
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9%
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Jan
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498
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
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53%
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1,077
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33
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322
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Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)___
Republic Aviation
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Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
58%
58
1,317
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3,257
40
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390
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39
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23%
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Pfizer
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13
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48 Va
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620
53%
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Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Jan
178
265
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39%
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Petroleums
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305
37
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110
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24
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36%
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8,046
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298
32%
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59
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534
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272
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65%
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Feb
50 Va
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45
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18
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
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.
(1784)
Monday, April 9, 1956
out-of-town markets
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Us Angeles
1
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Oil Corp
TXL
175
120
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35
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35
24%
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160
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World
Trans
Transamerica
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Union
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1
1
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(Un)__._
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8
Du Pont
60
26%
Feb
26%
Feb
21%
Jan
26
Mar
16
Feb
19% Mar
104%. Feb
122% Mar
1,530
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355
233
130
353
6%
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53%
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32
439
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York
(Un)
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Corp
(Un)
32% Mar
Mar
59
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38% Jan
38% Jan
'
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29%
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302
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American Airlines
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48%
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48%
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100
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19 Vs
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15%
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20
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Feb
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23
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32
Jan
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79%
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Co
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Lindsay Chemical Co common
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Minneapolis
21%
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Apr
17 %
Jan
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28%
Jan
37% Mar
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Feb
27% Jan
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27
150
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14
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Jan
31%
Apr
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22%
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30
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National
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Lead
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1
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54%
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6234 Mar
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23%
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273/a
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Jan
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Mar
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Feb
41%
400
39
Feb
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64%
132
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93/4
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6% Mar
Jan
Feb
85%
700
55%
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68%
50
30%
Feb
35
43%
Jan
52% Mar
Jan
(Minnesota)
Feb
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
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Feb
45%
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58 y2
Apr
350
77
Feb
97
Apr
150
42 V4
Jan
45%
Jan
11%
Feb
15 y2 Mar
39
Jan
47 y4
2,000
24
58%
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95
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42%
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81
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87%
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40
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Apr
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86% Mar
Jan
42
11,500
18%
Feb
20% Mar
250
71%
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89 y2 Mar
5
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73 y4 Mar
17%
17%
4,100
17
72
471/2
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72%
1,750
65
Jan
22 V4
Feb
Jan
Pan American
2 000
60%
Jan
71%
Paramount
100
49
Feb
51% Mar
T6
76
100
72%
Feb
7B% Mar
Feb
Parker
Pen
Pictures
Co
23%
23%
53 y»
53 y2
600
44%
46%
1,100
26%
(Un)
class
Patterson-Sargent Co
24 y4
Feb
Feb
49%
Jan
54 y4 Mar
34
Jan
46%
Apr
B
26%
23 y8
Jan
27 y4 Mar
26%
60%
58%
61
1,300
51V2
Jan
61
5
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World Airways
43%
4434 Mar
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7.50
Gas
Chem
Electric
49%
23%
53%
•
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49%
800
1
12
Natural
Jan
78%
34
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41% Mar
41%
Apr
21
24 V2 Mar
1
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Co
Co
32%
2',300
Apr
24%
58 y8
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Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison
Feb
16%
28
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
34%
15%
Jan
20 y8
2,100
•
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27%
9 500
Ry
20
350
9%
1
Aviation
Apr
States
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Number 5523
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1785)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
Low
Rights
Pennsylvania RR
26
10
25%
Corp
26
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Philco
Pullman
Oil
Pure
Co
28
Mar
Apr
13
Mar
159
500
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7%
Apr
Feb
24%
1,000
20%
Jan
24% Mar
40
41%
700
37%
Feb
69%
69%
31%
33%
98% 100
600
54%
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Feb
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Schwitzer
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69 %
69 %
100
65%
Feb
72%
Jan
Washington Gas
48%
51%
1,400
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Jan
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Apr
Improvement
36'/8
159
31%
Feb
36 %
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1,124
64%
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33 %
1,000
31 %
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47
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Southern
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27%
800
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Jan
Southern
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12%
12%
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Jan
33
31%
33
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27%
Feb
33
Apr
57
57
50
55% Jan
58
Jan
12%
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47
47%
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41%
Jan
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100
19%
Feb
22% Mar
900
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Jan
28
Apr
Arkansas
2,600
32%
Jan
36%
Jan
Armstrong
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Sunbeam
Gas Co
Harbison Walker Refractories
Home
Sales
for Week
33%
62%
Jan
26
of Indiana
Co
Gas System
104% 108%
52
Oil
Mar
—
—■——*
Natco Corp
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common——2.50
$2.50 convertible preferred
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass i
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.
—*
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
Reymer & Bros
—*
~~%
Sundstrand
Blaw-Knox
Mar
650
Standard
Jan
Apr
*
5
*
8.50
Equitable
600
California
82
108
41%
33%
36%
—
—5
Corp
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
57%
of
105%
Apr
*
12
68 %
500
26%
Oil
75%
1,000
Range
Low
*
com
new
Co
100
26%
common
Jan
1
Oil
Cork
100
Warrants
Storkline
12%
Fuel
32%
55%
Square D
$500
Week's
Par
Steel
Ludlum
Allegheny
80%
12%
26%
Standard
75%
of Prices
Lust
Sale Trie*
30%
55%
Standard
Jan
75%
STOCKS
80%
•
Spiegel Inc common
40%
1,216
Mar
7
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
31%
1
Sperry Rand Corp
Feb
38% Mar
39%
105% 105%
—I960
48% Mar
19%
12%
5
Co
38%
900
39%
Feb
Feb
Public Service
Southwestern
Jan
36%
28% Mar
9%
5
(Un)
35 V8
36 Va
—1975
A
ser
5s_..—
15
Works
18% Mar
80
Feb
Feb
271%
5
(Un)
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
51%
l
Com
Oil
Mobil Oil
Socony
Co
16-/8
70 Va
BONDS
Transit
27%
12%
7.50
Steel Strapping
Signode
351
1,303
1,010
7
Washington Gas Light Co—
1
Shell Oil Co
32
6%
•
Light common
33
3
com
Apr
Apr
35%
19%
United
1
new
Jan
17'/a
71%
78%
39% Mar
5
Co
32%
18%
Jan
1.40
Corp
Roebuck &
Sears
35 % Mar
Apr
35%
1
13 %
47%
17%
12
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jan
Feb
30
77
37
*
Publiq Service class A
lo
31%
5
71%
Friday
St Louis
290
432
30
19%
5
St Louis National Stockyards
17-/8
35
77%
Co
Corp
800
10
.
23% Mar
*
Oil
5
Raisin
Jan
Scranton-Sprmg Brook Water Service.*
United
39%
-2.50
Tobacco class B.
21 %
Bun
Apr
10
(Un)
(R. J.)
36% Mar
1,297
74% Mar
5
(Un)
Feb
23%
36% Mar
100
5
...
31%
17 Va
—
51%
(Un)
Co
1,702
30
*
—50
*
Papier Co__
High
Low
Jo%
34%
34%
com—*
Reading Co common
Scott
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%
31
1
&
Electric
i bares
22%
31%
J
10
Co
Service
38%
5
1
$1.40 div preference common
42% Mar
69%
Mfg
Progress
Public
160% Mar
23%
32%
Rlchman Bros Co
River
Feb
16%
-12.50
—
Republic Steel Corp
Reynolds
Apr
22%
550
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric
69%
Manufacturing
Rexall Drug
5%
6,400
99
(Un)
Corp of America
Raytheon
5,800
17
41%
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
Jan
28
159
(Un)
Company
29
Apr
16%
of Indiana
Service Co
Public
7%
25%
Jan
for week
Low
Par
12%
Sales
Range
High
Mar
23%
1
.—
10
1,900
3
(Un)
Corp
Petroleum Co
18,000
26%
16%
.33 Vbo
,
(Un)
Corp
Phillips
5%
100
People's Gass Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Low
10%
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
50
Penn-Texas
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1014
6 Va
APRIL 6
for Week
of Prices
Par
WEEK ENDED
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
5
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
convertible prior preferred .—25
RANGE FOR
Work's
Friday
Apr
33% Mar
*
*
27%
Apr
27% Mar
16 Va
Jan
21
Jan
43 Va Mar
37
"M
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(17P«l
Monday, April 9,
1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Im Frwclwo Stock Exck. (Coot.)
for Week
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
5
Friday
Sale*
wjy
of Price*
Low
pgr
Low
of Prices
Low
Par
High
21%
21%
120
21% Mar
23
—.
48/4
48%
870
47
Jan
49% Mar
Pacific
Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Un)_—15
—
36%
36%
120
35%
Feb
36%
Apr
Pacific
1
—
7%
7%
150
7% Mar
9%
Jan
Pacific Gas & Electric commqn.
5
119
119
119
110
97%
Jan
10
—
31%
31%
420
28%
Jan
Consolidated Coppermines
N
Edison Of
Consolidated
(Un)
Y
Continental
Motors
Oil
Del
(Un)
common
Continental
Corn Products
Co
5
•
(Un)__
Refining (Un)
—
Mar
119
Products
Pabco
Zellerbach
5
common.
Preferred
Crucible
Steel
102%
America (Un)„25
of
Co
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)—5
Curtis Publishing Co
(Un;
1
Corp (Un)
Curtiss-Wrighti
Abbey
Cypress
2,033
53%
40
102%
33
48%
a55 a55%
11
11
a7
—
30%
1.10
—
2
69%
102% 102%
__
1
Co.
66%
68%
*
Corp
—
11
a7
31'A
1.10
125
10
i
Jan
695A
100
Records
Deere
&
Di
Co
Inc
50c
10
(Un)—
(Un)
Feb
'
,
$4.50
j
red
Jan
153/4 Mar :
30%
Apr
34%
738
—
19
19'A
18%
Jan
193/4
Feb
17'A
18
884
17
Jan
19'A
Feb
64%
52
215
63%
Jan
643A
Feb
48
Feb
52
Apr
preferred
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
—*
•
Dorr-Oliver Inc
(Un)
7%
common
*
—_______—1
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil of Calif
Dow Chemical Co..—————
Dresser
Du
—--5
50c
Industries
Mont Lab Inc (Un)
duPont
deNemours
Air
Eastern
1
Co
&
25
(Un)
(Un)
Lines Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
(Un)
Products
1
Corp
Electrical
Bond &
Elec
Share
Electro Data
5
(Un)
1
Co
Gas
3
20
Capwell Co
Emporium
Erie
Railroad
Ewa
Plantation
Co
Power
Florida
4
(Unt
Co
Corp common
Natural
Paso
_10
;
(Un)
Co
♦
;
14%
14%
404
13
Jan
60%
4%
80"%
4%
280
78%
Feb
200
41%
Apr
68%
68%
394
57%
Jan
a04% a65%
276
—
—
—.
.
68%
—
a8%
—
234
—
2,193
234
v
a90%
a50
a8%
513
a50
13'/a
13%
al8% al8%
43%
—
38'A
43%
V
48%
Jan
58 %
79%
Jan
13% Mar
28%
Jan
285/a
50
14
Jan
Apr
48%
38 'A
1,564
23
23
Feb
38%
195
20%
Jan
23
23
20
885
a42
8
40% Mar
66%
253
59'A
4,323
58%
Apr
63% Mar
2
19
18%
19%
2,548
18
Feb
20%
51%
Feb
663A
Jan
1
—
33%
36
2,249
26%
Feb
36
Apr
General Dynamics Corp
1
60%
60%
61
63%
1,099
57%
Feb
64%
Feb
General
Paint
5
63
61%
•
a98%
a92%
a99
169
92
Mar
45%
45%
46%
5,022
43
Feb
(Un)
com
*
Preferred
Convertible
General
2nd
Public
preferred—
Service
General Public
Telephone Corp com
Gillette
Oo
(Un)—10
Brewing Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(Un)
Hercules Powder Co
Oil
wi
new
com
(Un)
Co
&
new
Chem
(Un)
Corp
new
733A
Apr
50
Jan
25A
Feb
39%
Jan
46 3/4
14%
15
1,950
14%
Feb
15
Apr
•
&
Menasco
Merck
Mfg
&
Co
•
7
•
5
16%c
f
»
com
(Un)_*
(Un)
Y
Park
Niagara
RR
American
Northern Pacific
Sugar
Occidental
Co
com
Railway (Un)
Northrop Aircraft
Oahu
(Un)
Inc
com
Ltd
Petroleum
Ohio Oil
Olin
For
footnotes
see
CorD-I
page
48%
43.
16
Mar
100
213A
117%
Feb
1,028
45'A
Jan
606
20
295
45%
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52
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68%
68%
49%
1,513
21%
275
20
20
136
a29% a31%
a38 a38%
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Apr
19% Mar
Feb
223/4
147
Apr
Mar
53 %
Apr
44
Feb
52% Mar
15%
Feb
18% Mar
67% Mar
72%
53%
Jan
Apr
193/8
Jan
20
*
Apr
176
293/4
Feb
26
36%
'
24 % Mar
20'-%
Jan
30%
>
Jan
1
(Un)_;
138%
Jan
35
36
4,062
32'A
Jan
36% Mar
100
27%
5
a48
175
15%
16
600
5%
__
5
a47%
__
55/3
365
5
Jan
27%
28%
308
23
Jan
a20% a20%
30%
19c
__
95c
__
~~
25
30%
250
20c
157,525
a37% a37%
10
17c
80c
1.00
170,978
25
26
26%
26 %
a41% a41%
_
Mar
53/b
Jan
a__
12%
16%
6
Jan
Feb
293/8 Mar
Jan
213/4 Mar
303A Mar
32%
15c
Jan
23c
30
Jan
373/8 Mar
Jan
Mar
41c
Jan
104
22%
Jan
26
Feb
235
253/8
Feb
27
Mar
40
40 3/b
Feb
42 % Mar
405
83%
Feb
935/8 Mar
9034
903/.
44%
__
5
15% Mar
4^7/°
210
al5% al5%
44%
211
14%
807
21
47
1.00
Feb
348
139
58ya
71/
23%
58V,
73.
175
685
__
Apr
140% Mar
Feb
49% Mar
Jan
21
Mar
a33 % a33 %
a33 %
125
31%
Feb
36
Jan
28
' Apr "
27
28
33 %•
33'A
315
31%
Oil
Co
(Un)
.
7%
196
63A
100
1,255
783A
a733/4 a73'A
150
Mfg
Riverside
Cement
Theatres
Rohr
Aircraft
Roos
Co
__
2.40
41%
16
Feb
19% Mar
495/8
"
10
V 51%
V
34 % r
1,957
83%
83%
31%
31% V
class
A
-
1
—
Dutch
Petroleum
and
S
i
Joseph Lead
43%
St
Louis-San
45 \/l
__
a
San
Mauricio
Schenley
5
(Un)
Diego Gas &
4%% preferred
Elec
;
Mining
20%
Industries
21
7c
-1.40
(Un)
473/4
19%
21
_p.I0
:
Scott
71
20%
19%
Seaboard Finance Co new
Roebuck
Sears,
1
Co.
&
Shasta Water Co
8hell
(Un)
Jan
32%
Feb
Feb"
11 %
Jan
23
Apr
26%
Jan-
44
Jan
42
Mar
81
Jan
33% Mar
—3
Oil
Calif
4.32%
Edison
Southern
preferred.—.
Calif Gas
Co
Southern
Co
pfd
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)
of
Chemical
10c
Mar
19%
Apr
66%
Jan
18
791
72% Mar
111 Mar
32% Jan
260
-
■
4%
Apr
22 % Mar
j
lft Mar
563
Apr
Feb
19% Mar
3 6 3/8
Jan
Jaa
7
.
Mar
80%
40
40
39'/a
Apr.
304
31%
Jan
386
56%
Jan
Apr
63% Mar
775/8
617
64 %
Jan
77%
52
3,470
493/4
Jan
253A
339
25% Mar
26%
119
42%
Jan
43% Mar
Apr
52% Mar
Jan
33
33
Apr
35 %
Jan
21%
22 3A
2,108
19%
Jan
23
Mar
56
56
565/8
2,197
523A
Jan
58% Mar
110
123%
J
N
108%
232
39%
Jan
Aor
-
41% Mar
5.083
87%
Jan
48%
Jan
62%
Apr
62
2,852
50'A
Apr
110
Apr
Jan
62
-
a66
185
48%
Jan
61% Mar
16
100
16
Apr
15%
Feb
57%
Feb
67
Apr
51
Feb
563/4 Mar
8
67
67
-
8%
9%
.
343
a57
30
25
a47%
210
Mar
10%
Feb
Jan
27%
Apr
19
1,957
21%
22%
Jan
21'A Mar
47% Mar
2,658
27%
203A
21%
93/8
26%
5
(Un)
Apr
2,000
a57
1
Sylvania Electric Products
Jan
29
16.
j.u
(Un)
.
27%
Feb
41%
605/s
5
Oil
Apr
24 %
110
a64 %
1«
Corp
26%
1,919
62%
613A
5
(Un)
J?n
150
29
61%
7
I
123%
101 'A
26%
-
104%
10" a64%
(Un)
(Un)—
85
123 % 123%
26s/a
1
(Un)
33
41%
Co—
Inc
33
28
Mid-Continent
Co
Jan
Jan
•
Studebaker Packard
&
4c
64
28%
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp
Swift
Mar
21%
*
(Ind)
Mold
24
a43 a43 %
1,
of California
Sunrav
20 %
347
50c
Standard Oil Co
Super
47%
Jan
Jan
•
Standard Brands Inc
Drug
Feb
18%
21
>
0
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Sterling
41%
Jan
25
A
ser
Co
Southern Railway Co (Un)—
Southwestern Public' Service—
Stauffer
323/b Mar
51 %
25
(Un)
Pacific
30% Mar
253A
51%
25
convertible
5%
51% Mar
56%
'
660
80%
773/8
(Un)„•
com
preferred
4.48%
-
a67%
5
16
Co
14% Mar
F*b
Jan
a65 a675/8
2
(Un)-
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Jan
50%
46%
66,312
;
333A
5%
Apr
33% Mar
333
-
19
80%
80%
7%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
8outhern
335/8
(Un>——2.50
common
Oil Co
-11
97%
251
64,200
rliJ
-
a475/8 a47%
31
46 %
Feb
515/8
695
42%
Feb
al33% al333A
19
119%
Feb
7.50
51%
Texas
Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Taxtron
American Inc
Tide
51% Mar
Warrants
Carbide
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
Sugar
United
Aircraft
United
S
U
S
Steel
Com
Victor
Corp
Bros
Washington
300
Jan
West Coast Life
32 %
Jan
34%
Feb
West
79%
Jan
86
Jan
23
238
20%
a86% a86%
25
71 %
Jan
833/s Mar
24
Apr
29%
Jan
23
Apr
Jan
Indies
Western
Dept
Western
Union
173/4
Feb
"
45c
Jan
2.70
Fpb
3
453
23A
Jan
38
49%
Jan
54% Mar
701
34%
Jan
46%
Apr
1,138
52 %
Jan
60%
Apr
27
Apr
47% Mar
Apr
28 %
26%
26%
300
393/8
40%
3,729
10
27%
26'A
383A
✓
42
Jan
.2
Feb
Feb
Mar
25
21
24%
1,968
Jan
Jan
27"%
Apr
Apr
123A
1,305
9'A
Jan
123A
25%
25%
1,150
22 %
Jan
26 V* Mar
122 3/4
103%
Apr
29%
J?n
65
Jan
5j
■
Apr
633A
65
3.035
52%
Jan
21%
1,320
17%
Jan
'21% Mar
a69 a70 %
713A Mar
312
63%
Jan
41%
914"
36%
Feb
43% Mar
52%
52%
52%
293
51%
Jan
54 % Mar
30%
313/4
1,400
10
of America
(Un)
60
a66
1
(Un)
39% Mar
Feb
453/4 Mar
399
51%
Jan
59%
603A
2,497
51%
Jan
a66
a66
50
58%
Feb
10
42
-
(Un)
14%
Jan
15%
Apr
210
14
fiX)T
3°%
Feb
25
19
Jan
23%
a37% a37 %
69
36'A
J
n
37%
Feb
1.40
Jan
Inc
(Un)
Elec
'Uni
Brake (Un)
Corn
Wheeling Steel Corp
W)
1.30
1.25
1.30
2.895
1.05
Feb
13%
12%
13 %
2,370
10%
Feb
5
a57
a55%
a21
—_1
(Un)
(Un)__;
(Un)
2.50
21 %
10
10
Apr
a21
53 3A
Mar
58
Mar
50
*
1 /
22
Feb
22
Feb
-
k-174
300
20%
Feb
22% Mar
13%
13%
2,125
12%
Feb
14
20%
21 %
725
195/a
a31% a32%
13%
12^.
13%
21
a57
ft*
Feb
A
1
25c
Telegraob
Air
a37%
ft*
Stores
47% Mar
Mar
421
16
1
new
Apr
Mar
15%
1
common—
Mar
153/4
®
Insurance
65
a20% a20%
5
(Un)
com
60
60%
16
15%
20
Power
Jan
373A
59
a48 % a48%
1
Co
30%
170
59
a473/8 a48 %
208
—
lo
53
53%
33% Mar
Feb
65% Mar
46%
Feb
470
49%
223/s Mar
Feb
56%
132
53 %
Feb
30
1,825
60
4j%
59
Mar
47%
Jan
5°% Mar
50 3/8 Mar
33/a Mar
a53 a53%
Jan
40%
16%
Co
Co
Lines
(F
Jan
33%
40%
10
common
Oil
Westinghouse
Woolworth
?43/8
1,317
21%
•
Westinghouse
14% Mar
250
46%
1223A 122 3/4
1
Sugar
Air
Fen
27
45%
a28% a28%
64%
5
(Un)
Western
27 Va
10
!
(Un)
Petroleum
Preferred
38','2 Mar
Feb
•
Water
387
47
(Un)
com
Pictures (Un)
1,564
Westates
25%
12%
Inc
Equipment
Sugar
J an
23%
'
(Un)
Cons
35
1,222
273A
10
25
Co
Rubber
1,805
27
a26% a26%
„
•
(Un)
Plywood Corp
U
Warner
Jan
(Un)
Mo
Corp
Lines
United Gas Corp
58%
3%
of
1
California
of
Fruit
Jan
17% Mar
Carbon
&
(Un)
common
Air
Universal
26%
39%
1
(Un)
37 y4
123/a
Co
Co
United
U S
45%
(Un)
Union
Wailuku
Jan
Corp
Mar
365/8
27
,
2
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Union
Jan
16%
10
125
26%
25
Airlines
Tri-Continental
16
Apr
•
—
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World
Twentieth
36%
50c
Preferred
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—
*
preferred
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21% Mar
8 A Mar
(Un)
common
Water Ass'd Oil com
Feb
Jan
25
4£ji/
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533/4
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,
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25
—
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(Un)
*
~ ~
——
.
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30
135
72%
18
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10
2,445
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141
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500
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1,600
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Mar
230
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110
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14
10
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1,160
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25
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115
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Ryan Aeronautical
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Corp
Feb
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5
com
Corp
,
Mar
7%
100
643A Jan
'
Oil
36
,
Jan
393/8
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Richfield
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Jan-
3an
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5
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i
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240
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48
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Realty—_
&
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Feb
Jan
..
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Jan
56
Mar
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155
46
2% Mar
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Feb
17
22%
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1
Jan
43%
331%
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Feb
1,034
193/4
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Apr
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453/8
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367
50%
,
Apr
483A
Feb
Feb
263
53'A
433A
35
52
37% Mar
a86%
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493/8 Mar
26%
•
12
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302
Jan
1
—
Corp
Standard Oil Co
Jan
j
(Un)
19%
Jan
Feb
1
1
Apr
10
23
__
Corp
37 %
Feb
33
173%
20
Feb
8%
2u6
23 %
(Un)
Oceanic Oil Co
C°
30%
2,780
ai5%
1
Mar
26%
5
•
Aviation
Feb
93 %. MaT
1350
343/4
.
Investment
38'A
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34^
1
Power
American
North
31% Mar
26'A
I__Il
(Un)
Feb
Feb
__
__
~
1
1.30
26%
~
1
(Un)
Mohawk
North
a29%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Mining Co
Central
52
21%
—
5
•
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N
50
5
National
Auto Fibres
National Distillers Products
51%
al2%
•
Electric
650
137% 137%
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Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
(Philip) & Co (Un)
New
17%
1
Co
Natomas
1,268
52
—
18
lo
35s/s Mar
'
68%
•
Inc (Un)
a473A
110
683/4 Mar
35% Apr
79% Man
109%
Jan
650
Feb
Jan
12%
484
Mar
38
Feb
28%
326
9
Apr
15
Feb
40*
103
Jan
1,615
-
.
39c
a24
Southern
386
37%
1.20
Jan
34%
2,813
8%
__
1
Gypsum
36
133
36%
„
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England
36%
•
(Un)
173/4
2T%
•v
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1.30
Sinclair
Mar
Feb
88c
20
a93 a94%
49%
10
Inc
National
35 %
Feb
;
Jan
56%
7,700
133
1
(Un)
Cement
New
35%-
53 %
1
Utilities
1.25
a31% a31%
25
Co
Power
2
1.15
a93%
10
.
25
Jan
35%
262
17%
Inc (Un)
Montana-Dakota
67%
22%
Merrill Petroleum Ltd (Un)
Middle South Utll Inc com
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Mission Develop Co (Un)
Montana
67 %
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17%
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Monolith Portland
70
235
22%
4
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36%
133/a
a—
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1.05
Apr
393A Mar
—
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1,600
36
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Meier & Frank Co
1.20
a—
350
Calculators
McKesson
60
25
al5
—
1.25
2%
Co
a49
2,206
common
McBryde Sugar Co
Feb
a49
101 %
Jan
12%
1.15
67'A
10
(Glen)
Navigation
30%
1,545
50%
Co
Matson
1.15
406
12%
a23% a23%
'
a23%
37%
48%
common
Feb
36
49
Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
Lorillard (P) Company (Un)
Martin
873/4
12%
—
12%
__
357
47%
Lockheed
Marchant
101% 101%
—
2
Feb
a
3,783
Apr
—
49%
Co—
Magnavox Co
Feb
Feb
484
47%
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett &
Myers
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Apr
5%
46%
10
(Un)
(R
60%
30
a2%
com..33%o
Kennecott Copper Corp
Land Co
Co
125
Apr
a2'A
45%
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com
Kern County
Salt
.73%
—
—
33%0
Industries
&
49 % Mar
45%
•
(Un)
Macy
45%
Jan
Jan
1
Harvester
Kansas Power & Light
Leslie
Jan
42%
Apr
Jan ;
27
Apr; "
1.30
St Regis Paper Co
38%
185
4%
10
Laughlin Steel
38 % Mar
377
24%
*
Co
Kaiser Alum
4% Mar
Feb
200
10
6%
Johns-Manville Corp
Kaiser
35%
5
73%
12%
Mines Corp (Un)
International
&
450
4%
International Nickel Co Canada (Un).0
International Paper Co (Un)
7%
International Tel & Tel com (Un)
•
Jones
Jan
Jan
—
50o
1
Corp
Power
Oil
18
19
Jan
436
1
Inc
Idaho Mary
Intex
Apr
Jan
4 %
30
7.50
Company class B
Mining Co (Un)
Foods
Idaho
45%
a48% a49'A
,95c
16%
'
2
4
Apr
17%
28%
25
(Calif) (Un)
Development Co
Hunt
44%
—
37%
14
19
90
580
37%
—
Mar
S
Hoffman Elect
Honolulu
408
19
4%
Jan
49
Feb
30
*
Pineapple Co Ltd
Oil
18
19
4%
—
12%
64% Mar
94%
•
Hancock Oil Co class A
Home
1,287
Jan
a48%
1
5
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
Homestake
14
53%
1
Goebel
Holly
1,848
10
Gladding McBean & Co
Hawaiian
17%
19
5
(Un)
General
18
10c
(Un)
Utilities
13%
*
common
14
*
Corp
80c
138%
4
Chemicals
RKO
1%
(Un)
Coip
Jan
283/4
Jan
a23%
Reserve
Apr
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Foods
29 %
Apr
383/4
100%
1
Raytheon
433/a Mar
66%
General
:
Rexall
58'A
General Motors Com
--100
(Un)—1
Corp
Pictures
Rayonier lncorp
Jan
58%
Electric Co
17%
common
Oil
World Airways
Radio Corp of America
Apr
18% Mar
19
*
5
General
85c
1
105 % a 105%
a
253A
-
20
—50
33 %c
Railway
,
Apr
Dairies
Foremost
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Western
American
Pure
Jan
Jan
a42
—
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Development
Gas
Phillips Petroieum Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Inc capital (Un)
,
Jan
33
a42
-
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12%
Philco Corp common (Un)
8
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co——-P 10
18% Mar
43%
377
19%
10
&
*3,317
13% Mar
Co
Motor
Oil
300
39%
*..
100% 1003/8'
__
Petrocaroon
86% Mar
100
36
__
1003/s
253A
33
39%
common.
263A
25%
Corp
preferred
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Jan
Apr
10
a28% a28%
__
—
10
241
-'■1
26%
preferred
Lighting
Paramount
65% Mar
235
Feb
26%
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan
5'A Jan
703A Mar
Jan
a27% a27%
preferred———
1st pfd
red
Pacific
Apr
853/8 Mar
8% Mar
217
ser
red
Pacific Tel
-
14%
.
30
a88% a90%
—,
51%
20
235
•
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
Ford
—
20
(Un)
Light
&
64%
49
--
,
Feb
Jan
Feb
17%
—
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14%
5
common
A
$4.75 div
302
Feb
28%
Apr
Apr
100
33%
33%
1
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26%
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8
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27%
91
32% Mar
30%
Apr
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11
Jan
53% Mar
Apr
392
Jan
1.60
Apr
32%
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5%
1.00 Mar
34
27'%
'
Mar
39 % Mar
-
Jan
27%
4.50%
4.36%
1,535
'
48%
205
4.80%
Pacific
35%
34
39% Mar
4,160
902
;
30%
__
34%
50
535/8
32%
;
14% .14%
14%
53
17
Jan
27%
;
Pacific
Decca
a38% a38%
Corp (Un)
High
40% Mar
12%
10,996
32%
Feb
Jan
163/a
333A Mar
35
27%
Mar
Apr
Lov
a39
pfd
56
7 % Mar
27
155/8
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38%
preferred
1st
red
104
Apr
Shares
15%
common-
preferred
1st
5%%
Jan
8
.
760
Inc
a
Aggregates
Finance
6%
Apr
32% Mar
6%
Crown
Coast
Sale*
tor Week
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Share*
9%
9T8
25
25
a!02 a 104%
V'
pm
-
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US
-
83/4
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24
Feb
84
Jan
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—
■
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Apr
Apr
101% Mar
Number 5523
Volume 183
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.,.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Week's
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
Lass
Fund*
Par
Friday
Sals Fries
Qt-Puces.
Par
Loto,
Int Hlckel
(or Week
llanga
Share*
■,
Low
-•
—20
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A———*
5fo preferred
100
Algom* Steel
—.
——•
108
106
118
117
119
•
25
121%
25%
120
124
25%
26
51%
51%
52%
48
1,650
Power & Paper common
Abitlbi
preferred
♦<■*•*
41%.
25
pfd
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
preferred —
—50
Anglo Can ,Tel Co 4% % pfd_
—50
Argus Corp Ltd common——-——•
$2.40 preferred —
—50
4%%
-
a23
43
43
21
Bank
of
.
54%
310
25% Feb
26
Jan
51% Jan
53
Mar
47%
50% Mar
Jan
6%
Lang, John A & Sons Ltd
Lauren tide
45
426
41
42
510
49%
50%
6%
6%
/
Preferred
42%
Mitchell
65
Apr
51% Mar
6% Mar
7% Jan
13,355
33
33
100
28
Feb
33
42%
43%
4,809
35
Jan
A%
British
Columbia
Forest
Products
Telephone.
Columbia
Mills Ltd
Bruck
class
A_.
Class B
52
52 %
50
52
50
50
220
48
a92
a92
JO
92
Mar
19
19%
4,590
16
Jan
40%
40%
41
2,537
49%
49'%
13%
50
258
13%
50
19%
*
•
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*
4.00
Dredging
Calgary Power preferred
oaoada
34
30
35%
30%
26
26
36
39
99%
.,-100
99%
pfd—
100
5%
preferred—_50
Commerce—-—10
Canadian Breweries common
*
Steamship
$1.25
h%
Celanese
30% Mar
33
33
33
515
30 % Mar
33
31%
31%
32
625
27
Jan
32
105
20
105
Jan
105
19%
20
34%
20
Oil
5%
Petrofina
28%
24
23
34%
120
25
Jan
41
24%
1,823
20
Jan
104%
Jan
31%
Feb
5,467
26%
25%
-26%
1,843
36%
35%
36%
75
75
7%
7%
2,215
•
17%
17%
120
12%
12%
1,945
12%
preferred
38
33
17%
17%
465
17
Jan
16%
16%
160
16%
56
615
46
3.75
3.75
100
38%
4 442
37%
37%
23%
10%
10%
10%
12
12
a7%
33%
34%
101
36%
15%
r
a23
,
a23
a23
8%
8%
Electrolux Corp
Eraser
Gypsum,
Williams
preferred
Oil
class
Imperial
6%
Tobacco
$4.50
.
Steel
Inglis
-
and
Feb
14% Feb
Feb
30% Mar
102
Jan
58% Mar
64 '/a Mar
100
com
12%
12%
1,335
11%
30
30
30
342
28%
101
102
80
100% Mar
20%
19%
20%
3,200
17% Mar
21
Jan
19
75
16%
Feb
19
Mar
95
95
30
95
Jan
96
Mar
61
61
65%
3,013
4.90
5.70
15%
15 %
15%
17,866
4,320
12%
Feb
15%
30
30
300
28%
Feb
31
80
Jan
92
Apr
Apr
65 % Mar
57% Jan
5.70 Mar
4.60 Mar
43
*
(Geo)
575
Mar
152
Jan
253/4 Feb
10 % Apr
29
Mar
5
28
675
10%
10 y8
100
20%
21%
755
17%
Feb
213/4
50
50
230
45 a/4
Feb
50
57l/4
Jan
21%
140
11%
A
79
77%
79%
2,708
53
53 %
61
44%
8.30
8.30
8.50
7,395
5.55
I6y8
16
16%
760
15%
15%
15%
70
14
Jan
16% Mar
15% Mar
•
71%
70
Jan
80
53 y4
Apr
Jan
8.50
Apr
14% Feb
71%
72%
1,500
75
Mar
*
...
28%
29
600
28 3A
Apr
35
Jan
29
29
200
29
Apr
35
101 102%
90
101
Jan
104
—100
common
•
23%
23%
460
23 %
50
51%
51%
200
49 %
Canadian Stock
25
Feb
52
Par
v
,
Abitca
Mar
7% Mar
34% Apr
103%
44% Mar
22%.Mar
36%
Jan
:
General
Jan
115
Jan
100
14'/2 Mar
17
Jan
5
47
Feb
50
Jan
28
28
50
28
ADr
al.60
al.35
al.60
335
393/4
39%
40
21
Feb
59
59
59
60
54
Jan
62
Mar
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.
*
Dominion Oilcloth
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
26%
25%
263/e
630
22
Jan
263/8
Apr
Apr
&
Co
Dlv
Paper, Corp Ltd
10
Mar
96
Jan
96
Jan
Dominion
42%
Jan
56
Apr
Eastern
65
65
105
54% Jan
66
Mar
15%
2,314
.
Woollens
Steel
Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
14
630
10
Feb
15% Mar
Ford Motor
46%
1,325
40
Jan
46 y<
Apr
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
49
49
49%
250
48
Jan
50
Jan
Hinde & Dauch
69%
69
70
1,327
64
Jan
72
Mar
47
46%
47%
Jan
47% Mar
Investment Foundation 6%
12%
12%
12%
5,804
3,551
36%
com—5
11% Jan
12% Mar
Lambert, Alfred, Inc class A
6%.
6%
3,425
6%
6%
Jan
Jan
59
2,240
51% Jan
81
99% Mar
•
50%
50%
53
50%
Feb
50% Feb
*
10
13%
13%
215
11%
Feb
13%
15%
15%
1,141
a23 a23%
85
59
Mar
101% Feb
Apr
—
21
Co of
Hydro-Electric
21
,
1.20
Jan
8,759
33 Va Jan
250
203/4 Mar
-
>
28
40
Can class
35%
36%
675
343/4
Jan
36 V2
&2.25
a2.25
100
1.75
F*b
2.00
8
73/4
8
2,640
5
Feb
1
23
23
23
25
23
Mar
1.40
1.50
2,200
127 1303/4
*
36%
~
•
1.40
•
127
•
50
1.35 Mar
15%
preferred—25
15
Mar
22 Vz
Jan
18% Jan
23
Feb
8
1.90
&
Paper Co Ltd
Securs Corp
120
Mar
138
Jan
1
50
Feb
55
Jan
56%
56 y2
150
56
Mar
56% Mar
•
pfd_50
a9
a9
12
Feb
93/4 Mar
83/4
a60
a60
10
60
Jan
1
a20
al7
a20
100
13
Feb
17
Mar
•
100
100
100
'75
85
Jan
100
Mar
100
98%
98%
98%
10
11%
11%
11%
22
11
Mar
12
Jan
Mersey Paper Co Ltd—,.
*
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd eom_13.50
210
195
210
280
180
Feb
210
Apr
17
17
216
Jan
18
Mar
MacLaren Power &
McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
conv
Paper Co
Oil 4%
Distilleries
pfd
Ltd 6%
pfd
75
98%
15 Va
Apr
60
100
12%
12%
224
10
1.80
1.75
2.00
300
1.75
Apr
40
40
42
1,520
333/4
Feb
42
40
Jan
49
'
*
Preferred
Mica
of
Canada
Ltd
Corp Ltd common
•
Royal Dairies
•
Light & Pow Co Ltd.10
Northern Quebec Pow Co Ltd com—*
HART
STOCK
Red
EXCHANGI
STOCK
CANADIAN
STOCK
.
|
■
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
1203
5%
Trans
-
43.
6%
class A
•
Oil
Pine
CH1COUTIMI
-
ST.
•
JOHNS, P. Q.
<L E)
Pen Co Ltd
Westeel
Products Ltd
Western Canada Breweries
Hotel
Ltd—...
•
49
200
9%
100
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
43
775
37%
Jan
43
Apr
35
50
29%
Jan
35
Apr
25
523/4
52
52
a70
a71
35
68
Feb
20%
21
485
20
Mar
393/4
393/4
350
35
Jan
40
140
Mar
145
52
Mar
Apr
Jan
73
Jan
21%
Feb
Mar
43
a
Jan
al44
45
140
43
43
425
42
Jan
44%
Jan
48
al44
48
50
45 V2
Jan
48%
Feb
14
6%)
al23/4
14
450
133/4 Mar
15
51%
52%
830
44%
Jan
54% Mar
49%
51%
49%
100
46%
Jan
50
6%
11,905
53/4
al23/4
20%
——*
Ltd
Apr
Jan
Apr
49
a71
•
W'atnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Waterman
2.00
20%
10
Line.;
12 y2
35
40
1
Corp Fund
Mountain
Union Gas of Canada Ltd..
York City, HAnover i-0578
SHERBROOKE
Power
Jan
Jan
42
—
pfd
Trans-Canada
Phillips Square
*
pfd_—100
Ltd
113/4
Jan
9%
49
«...
50
pfd
(Can)
red
Windsor
For footnotes see page
1st
Southern Canada
Branch Office:
St., New
f
Traders Finance Corp
Telephone PL-9501
Local Branch:
s
Power Corp 6% N C part 2nd pfd—.50
Quebec Telephone Corp
common
5
Reitmans
CS9 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Jan
600
50
Newfoundland
MONTREAL
Jan
Apr
23% Mar
50
Mount
TORONTO
Apr
Apr
._*
A_.
Moore
SAVARD
Apr
—1.90 Mar
*
Worsteds
&
Products
13%
100
—
—
50
100
Jan
100
47
1,285
57%
5%
6%
Mar
6%
4,475
58%
30% Mar
6% Jan
16%
11
£1
Apr
47
56
ion
Jan
5%
6%
consolidated
15% Mar
25
28%
163/4
Consolidated
66% Jan
Feb
21% Mar
700
25
47
a95
10%
125
110
53/4
163/4
53
14
25
*
Jan
Jan
5%
a30% a31%
*
Apr
-
53/4
Lumber
32
11
25
a30%
1
Standard Sec clA—*
*
Crain Ltd (R L)
*
Crown Zellerbach Corp
S
Mar
112
•
Ltd—*
Dock Co Ltd
Investments
Paper Inv Ltd
37
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
Feb
28
Jan
58%
Apr
3.30 Mar
3.25 Mar
20%
Apr
Feb
58
930
#Apr
24%
Jan
36 y2 Mar
24%
112% Mar
100
24%
13
Jan
7%
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
*
Feb
110
3.25
24
Mar
Jan
17%
62
1,485
25
3.25
24%
9
12
41%
Power
440
300
22,075
Jan
Canadian Dredge Ac
15% Jan
265
13
24%
Feb
Western
+
5
a9%
13
23%
Jan
Canadian
61
a9%
233/4
Apr
54
Canadian
60
13%
35
23% Mar.
1112% 112%
Feb
39%
22
.
113/4
50
Apr
Jan
11,490
50
Mar
29
13%
25
20
31% Jan
13
41%
23% Mar
1,145
13%
35%
50
.
51% Mar
58%
2,860
8,661-
Feb
35%
14
.
433/4
41%
Ltd
14
265
460
*
Class
35% Jan
,
Jan
14,500
50%
*
Canada
Canadian
Jan
High
1.10
Mar
90c
50
*
Canada Malting Co
Jan
Canadian Marconi Co
.
T.mr
80c
80c
Packers. Ltd class A—
Jan
9
Feb
Jan
83c
Range Since Jan. i
High
B
24
44% Mar
Jan
8..
Shares
50%
1
•
for Week
Low
•
Dominion Sugar
&
anada
a95
-
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
100
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Apr
15 % Mar
•
5
—1
.22
60%
;
Brown Company
.
a23
.
•
*
Ltd common
Belding-CortlceUi
T/c preferred
Feb
Feb
<te. Timber
Lumber
Anglo-Canadian Pulp ot paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Cb
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
10%
QUEBEC- TR013-RIVIERE3
Jan
Feb
Feb
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Mar
13
-
Apr
40
-
45%
OX William
Mar
Jan
*
....
preferred
11
MEMBERS:
Jan
Apr
Mar
*
14
preferred
Jan
45
423/4 Mar
al41
27%
•
class
Limited
43%
al41
27%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co new 2.50
Cement,
Apr
(Jan
•
Corp..
•
International Bronze 6%
Jan
12%
53
46%
;
Feb
•
•
preferred
(John)
Jan
98
Cotton
53
#2.25
Feb
50
50
19
1
14
*
53
1,427
100
Mar
•
Oils
a95
Acceptance Corp common.
111
64%
*
•
preferred
58%
100
*
20
.
*
•
58
62%
•
*
preferred
Industrial
58%
100
Canada
50
Canada
61
100
10
2
of
13% Feb
53% Feb
Ltd
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
123/4 Mar
Co
-100
Hudson Bay Mining
Jan
1,005
3,365
1
Apr
110
_
22%
13
61
;100
9%
110
common.
Jan
13
60
♦
a23
22
100
—100
A
22
22%
13
*
of
27%
30%
Paper
$2.00 preferred
100
22%
Jan
61
common
Jan
30
Smith
Apr
85% Mar
<
13%
Home
Howard
Feb
•
—:
Breweries
Mar
30%
Alabastine
77
52 V\ Mar
9
•
Lime &
255
76%
24
37
General Steel Wares common
85 y4,
Jan
31
35
5%
prefererd
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
85
Apr
17% Jan
100
3
85
Jan
566
9%
36%
,
Jan
68%
1,788
35%7
27%
9
•
—
24
22% Mar
35
27%
Dynamics
101
150
,
27
26%
,5% preferred
5%% preferred
General
24
63
common
31
common
Power
Oetineau
750
493/4
Corp
1,290
common
Ltd
Co's
27%
*
3,130
27%
Canada
27
.*
common
42%
•
of
27
.
♦
28%
9
(T H) 4.16% preferred—25
Players (Canadian Corp—;—l
Co
27%
110% Mar
•
12% Jan
27%
Estabrooks
Foundation
Jan
32
41
1
—
Feb
Jan
1,410
•
—
51%
100
Ltd
Co
8.75 Mar
4,725
41
•
A
5
565
14%
■■,
Mar
Apr
—
39% Mar
27%
6,639
*
Sec com..
class
101
44%
43%
35%
•
64
44
46
hagsliao
7% Mar
2,415
21% .22%
■i
15%
-•
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dn Pont of Canada
.
-
36%
—23%
Ltd
Mar
51% Jan
1,270
63
44
_•
•
Feb
Jan
.
11
50
•
pfd
48
4,180
61%
44
*
Apr
3.75
8% Feb
100
a7%
34%
325
*
Dominion Textile common
eamoue
20
t
17
56
Jan
6
3,030
a7%
22
37
1,100
24
k
Jan
Mar
3.50 Feb
8.45
8.45
101
Ltd—
Stores
Jan
17% Mar
44%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—
Jan
Apr
Mar'
•
Coal
28
44
881
Jan
Jan
100
common
&
Feb
Jan
Ai
*
Preferred
Jan
-—*
1——
Preferred
Dominion; Glass
Dominion Steel
Mar
34
•
:
12% Mar
2,402
Ze'Wi
30%
*
Foundries & Steel com
10
12%
Feb
50%
Apr
355
._*
Dairies
13
a
12
76%
4%%
54
25
100
50
—
Class B
4,980
23%
Corsets
12%
105
100
Walker Gooderham & Worts..
16%
——
Dominion Coal 6%
Feb
50
Weston
33
,
-2
104 %
75
Wabasso
36%
2.50
;
13
Apr
10
"
75
nnited
35%
*
Seagrams
Exploration
Bridge
9% Jan
25%
6,240
Co of Canada common
Jan
17%
Jan
1,645
8% Jan
Jan
Jan
22%
92
Triad
17%
♦
class B—
17
Jan
500
48
34
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Apr
37% Mar
6% Mar
104% 104%
a!3
Simpsons
32%
36%
•
Ltd
86
25%
12%
Southam
26 %
Feb
25
Jan
18
•
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd
Mar
72%
25
2,125
87
1%
36% Mar
23% Feb
30% Jan
2,240
——*
•
106
Olf
Sherwin
24% Mar
30
18
92
Ricks'
Mar
24
17%
27
•
Feb
15
<
Co Ltd common
Lawrence
Jan
Mar
18
3.50 Mar
27%
26
Mar
17% Feb
8hawlnlgan Water As Power common..*
Series A 44 preferred
50
11% Mar.
105% 105%
24
•
•
Bt
Jan
Feb
580
Feb
42
Preferred
Feb
Feb
34%
*
Freres
Feb
21
preferred—10
Ltd
Dominion
BunuJii
25
3,236
*
Davis Leather Co
Red
1,700
22
35%
A
Donohue Bros
27
35
B
Dominion
26
.21%
35%
Crown Cork & Seal Co
«nr>
14
25
Consumers Glass
^
100
105%
Vickers
Dominion
14
—*
Canadian
Dominion
37
22
*
Chrysler Corporation
—
Oockshutt Farm Equipment—.
Ceghiin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
Dome
Mar
9%
26%
2.55
26% Mar
34
preferred
Royallte
..
21% Mar
34
2,570
•
10
Canadian
Aiisuilers
Mar
1,285
11
*
common...
preferred
class
19.
34%
27
common—*
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
curoys
-Class
2,665
34
14
common
Companies
56% Mar
10%
10%
26%
T3V» Jan
113/4 Mar
+
4.90
.Jan
25
*
480
48
Royal Bank of Canada
Mar
105
.
61%
—
Apr
105
35
27
Mar
•
Paper class A
Class B
Apr
31
13
a3.00
26%
50
42
common
Jan
T.479
Canadian Locomotive
CanadUn
13%
125
13
a3.00
27
103% Feb
Feb
;
Feb
9%
413/4 Jan
31%
Rolland
Jan
Jan
33
0
Morse
Industries
anadlan
104
.
100
955
13% Jan
34
Apr
42
Apr
Corp of Canada—
4%
100% Feb
8% Mar
695
49%
49
5
Reynolds Aluminum preferred
Apr
31
Canadian Cottons common
Canadian Fairbanks
39
102
'
;
Quebec Power
Feb
33
Cellulose
&
20,780
preferred J!
Provincial Transport
Feb
:44% Jan
■«
9%
9%
101% 102%
4%
Mar
31
27%
-.-1,682
common
Chemical
36
*
Jan
11
Power
Jan
Apr
y-3*. - Jan
99% Apr
V-370
9V4
Products
Price Bros &
Jan
6,00 Feb
Mar
-
•
Placer Development
Powell River Company
5.00 Jan
56
$1.75 Series
Canadian
•
31
.30,
26 <
Mar
——•
Noranda Mines Ltd
14% Jan
*
—100
common
preferred
Canadian
?
-'TflQ
al2% al2%
12%
-
,183-.
,3>7d
^
Apr
55
-25
Bronze
<-2,459
-
19%
55
preferred
Canadian
a
,
of
wauadian- Bank
32%
48
Jan
*
Ontario
105
Jan
•
Feb
104% Mar
26
38%
5
Jan
41 %
94
—10
95
40-
10
_100;
Ogllvie Flour Mills common
.Jan
Jan
5
Jan
5.50 Jan
8V2
55
:
Jan
4.00. Apr
30
1,985
com
50
Mar
35
a9
a98
Niagara Wire Weaving
Mar
75
30%
Safeway 4.40%
Canada
940
a9
100:
55
52
Mar
25%
Mar
41
Apr
11
;
——
Mar
Feb
20
Jan
'
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
10
•;
52%
48
Jan
15
600
•
47%
National Steel Car Corp
National Trust Co Ltd—.
Penmans
24
590
;
Page-Hersey Tubes
Mar
20
common-.^
Steel
Mar
37% Mar
10%
—
preferred
National Drug & Chemical
105% Feb.
.
36% Jan
50
38
*
....—10
Iron Foundries
Canada
i
4.00
•
preferred
——
Forgings class A
Mar
a6.00
.——20
Canada Cement, common
11.30
Jan
50
al04%al04%
„
Canada
4.00
103
37%
38
5
.
30
568
-
!
.
a5.90
—*
—*
—•
Products
Building
Bulolo Gold
103
51%
52%
50
British Columbia Power
British
103
50%
44
Jan
18
49
Preferred
45
Jan
10%
47
4%%
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
23
26%
Morgan & Co
45% Feb
51%
38%
a98
common
,'i
Montreal Locomotive
Apr
20
B
.
Apr
38%
27%
20
a98
(Robt) class A_.
Class
137
245
39
695
47%
;
Class B i.
Mar
49 %
45
'
Feb
46
Feb
10%
Oil
Moison Breweries class A
Apr
Jan
202
^_100
-I
McColl Frontenac
Feb
28
433
*
.
pfd
•dassey -Harris-Ferguson
"
28% Apr
55% Apr
68% Apr
40% Jan
9,708
-
—
<
23% Apr.
Mar
Jan
109
3,685
a43% a43%
Lewis Bros Ltd
Jan
47% Jan
43%
746
"
*
Acceptance class A
Feb
64
50
100
„
460
Jan
58% Jan
,39% Mar
62'% Mar
.100
preferred preferred
preferred
4V*%
23 Va
25
33
50
23%
17%
42%
preferred
23 V4
(John)
40
2.V") 4
960
*
4% % preferred
•
Limited
Labatt
British Columbia -Electric Co—
4%%
3,045
"1,870
6%
British American Oil common.
36%
Mailman Corp Ltd 5%
■
British Amer Bank Note Co—
35
57% Jan
1,160
————
35%
24% Mar.
68%
42
44%,
__5
—
"
Mar
55%
;
245
50
42%
,
38%
225
21% Jan
67%
63%
36%
240
406
1,071
41%
64
Mar
94% Apr
131% Mar
6% Mar
6% Mar
2
•
—
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
■
137
High
Jan
127
30
a4%
132
134%
38%
Xni*rpiovlncial Pipe Lines
Apr
42
-
—
—
124
67%
.
-—•
Bell Telephone
25
Brazilian Traction Light & Power--—•
Class' B
Jan
100
1,195
10,519
A——*
Bathurst Power & Papey class
Mar
Feb
a4 y2
78%
International Utilities Corp common—5
Preferred
___25
Apr
121
93
50
..10
Nationale
24
106
-
28%
55%
—10
—10
Scotia—
Nova
Canadienne
Banque
Jan
1,506
2?%
28
.
23%
129
4,118
*
International Power
Jan
104% Feb
25
44%
23
50
42% Apr
26%
Low
94%
129
7.50
Range Slnee Jan. I
High
93
5
___
Paper, common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Shares
93
100
Iiuenucnonal
25
Apr
•
common
^
deferred
High
34% Jan
2,696
5,792
,
56
28Tb
Ltd.
—25
"
■
24%
56
'
Steel?
Bailey Selburn preferred
Ban* of Montreal.———
48-
.23%
24%
;
.—•
Asbestos Corp
Atlas
;
48
8,913
1,785
26
r
Aiuixiinium Ltd
42%
.'25
a23
—
Preferred.
Range Sine® Jan. 1
High
42%
Canada
of
lor Week
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Bales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
Mar
6V4
Apr
al3
125
12% Mar
17%
Jan
20%,
325
20
Jan
21
Jan
30%
Jan
35
Mar
40
Jan
47
Mar
5
35
35
35
375
—•
a45
a45
a45
30
2.75
Feb
The Commercial and
40
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 9, 1956
(1788)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
r,cw
Par
Alta
Ltd
Mines
Ltd-.
Mines
Feb
Jan
22c
Apr
3.05
2.97
3.10
6,700
Jan
t^ueoec
60c
50c
62c
46,600
1.80
1.90
.75,400
10c
11c
27,500
40c
40c
1,000
Feb
18c
Jan
Jan
85c
Mar
46c
31c
48c
733,906
20c
Mar
48c
Apr
40c
40c
1,200
40c
Apr
40c
Apr
Sullivan
Mar
Jan
15c
Jan
24c
Jan
19 '/aC
Jan
40c
Feb
1,900
9
Jan
12 >/4
Apr
8.500
3c
Jan
10c
Jan
9c
Jan
20c
Mar
8.000
55 c
53c
57c
10.557
68c
Mar
35c
30c
44c
18,300
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
28c
—
27c 28'/2C
14,500
26c
Mar
42c
Feb
51c
Feb
Ltd———~—__
1.00
1.30
27,650
55c
Jan
15c
20c
27,700
13c
Jan
2ac
26%
2,510
18%
Jan
28% Mar
2.80
500
2.80
Apr
Oils
Oil
*
57c
60c
Ltd
8.25
8.25
Feb
42c
15,500
—2
Ltd_3
800
Ltd—
Co
2.80
Ltd—■_
Petroleum
Admiral
Atlantic
26%
26%
Mines Ltd
Canadian
1.30
1.25
5.75 Mar
Apr
Jan
2.80
Apr
60c
Apr
Apr
Apr
300
84c
90c
6,625
6.20
6.20
300
2.90
Jan
6.20
2.25
2.25
2.25
900
2.12
Feb
1.50
115,900
10%
1.05
1.45
Canadian
Lithium Mines Ltd——
Canadian
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd_
Natural
Canso
Gas
3.20
Ltd
1,00
Manganese Mines Ltd—
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
—_—„
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Castle-Tretheway Mines Ltd
Celta
Gold
Centremaque
Cheskirk
Yellowknife
Colomac
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consol
Copper
Copper-Man
Coulee Lead
Cournor
Del
Mines
Dominion
Donalda
Empire
Fano
Oil
Fontana
Frobisher
Jan
20c
Apr
Feb
15c
Feb
Jan
1.03
1,000
1.03
Apr
1.20
1.30
1.50
23,900
1.10
Jan
1.85 Mar
7.50
8.00
13,200
56c
65c
38,900
8.50 Mar
1.05 Mar
4.95
77c
77c
12,000
77c
Apr
78c
Mar
24c
12,000
13c
Jan
30c
Mar
30c
35c
92,800
Feb
35c
Apr
10
10%
1,500
11 Va
Feb
2.74
100
84C 94 %c
62,835
4
4.95
4.95
4.95
Vic
6.65
41c
8 Vac
1.40
21c
Va
2.95
15%
69c
Ltd
1.15
1.35
33,400
5.80
200
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
14 V4
Jan
15c
2,500
2,400
55c
1.60
44,900
6.25
5.80
1.25
70c
2.45)
6.00
Apr
5c
500
1.90,
6.65
1.20
1,000
1.90
Jan
Jan
19c
1,900
25 V»C 25VaC
Ltd—
Apr
5.85
Jan
27c
500
2.70
94%c
Apr
3.30
600
21c
2.85 Mar
Jan
4.95
20,000
1.40
Mar
40c
5,000
7%c
2.70
9
2.00 Mar
55,300
40c
—
17c
100
5.50
5.50
Feb
44c
Jan
80c
Jan
-
Feb
10c
1.50 Mar
Feb '
26c
3.00 Mar
15% Mar
26'/a
c
Mar
70c
Apr
96c
Jan
1.50
Apr
Jan
5.80
50c
50c
Apr
40c
1,000
30c
Mar
50c
Mar
35c
19,000
22c
Mar
49c
Jan
17c
19c
117,700
17c
Mar
28c
Feb
4.50
4.40
4.50
11,500
34c
31c
35c
63,600
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
421,700
28V2C
Feb
4.00 Mar
26V2C
Feb
4.70 Mar'
42c
Mar
16c
22c
9,500
15c
Mar
27c
Jan
20c
20c
7,000
15c
Jan
35c
Feb
62c
48c
64c
281,350
39c
Feb
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_
13c
13c
15c
11,000
12c
Mar
64c'Apr
21c "Jan
Heva
10c
10c
11c
3,000
Jan
12%c Feb
Goldora
Mines
Grandines
Gold
Hollinger
Ltd
Mines
;
Ltd
Mines
Cons
Hudscn-Rand
Ltd
Gold
Gold
i
Indian Lake
Iso
Uranium
Israel
Jardun
Mines
Oil
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Ltd
Co
;
Keyboycon
Kontiki
Gold
Lead
Zinc
Mines
Kroy Oils Ltd__;
Labrador
Min
&
Exploration
Co
Lithium Corp of Canada
Mines
7V2C
Mercedes Exploration
Merrill
Mining
Corp of Canada
Mogaaor Mines Ltd
Oil
1.35
1.52
1,500
22c
25c
7,600
1.11
1.20
13
Montgary
Explorations
III"
Ltd
Bristol
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
Oils
Abitlbl
Ltd
10
3,500
1.35 Mar
Feb
20c
1.00
Jan
New
Jaculet
New
Jason
ncw
Mines
New
Pacific
New
Ill-
Gold
Mines
Oils
&
Ltd
Alba
Distillers
Alberta
Pacific
Alberta
2.50
2.50
24
24%
950
17 %c
23c
552,750
1.70
1.90
16,225
2.20
2.20
1,700
200
32c
35c
13,600
1.40
1.40
500
47c
51c
37,000
4.80
5.00
5,100
a92
a92
50
30c
30c
9,133
4.15
4.65
Jan
Nu-Age
ooalski
(19451
O'Brien Gold
Okalta
Ltd
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.
Orchan
Uranium
Paciiic
Petroleums
Panel Consol
Phillips
Oil
Mines
I_
1.50
Feb
Nickel
Arcadia
Arcan
Area
Apr
Apr
Apr
2.50 Jan
Ft b
1.45
Feb
45c
Mar
2.35
Jan
81 Va
30c
Jan
Mar
Jan
29
100
22 Va
Jan
14,800
1.05
Feb
1.37
1.40
600
9c
5,500
7%C
3.o0
4.30
1.30
6Vtc
126,795
Feb
Mar
2.00
1.51
Jan
53c
Jan
5.00
Apr
80c
1.85
1,350,853
34c
Jan
80c
Mar
Mar
65c
Jan
44c
39c
16c
1.80
44c
21c
1.90
54,318
39c
Mar
90c
21c
1.85
9,400
14c
Feb
21c
Jan
1.80 Mar
2.10
Jan
1.55
1.55
550
1.55
1.75 Mar
6,679
29 %c
—
17
—
40c
43c
17
43c
3,850
17 V2,
97%
2,767
$4,000
Feb
B
1.74 Mar
IIV2C
4.30
class
2.02
30c
26%
51 %
17 %c
52 %
18c
Apr
52%
6,000
15c
Jan
48c
1.25
2.25
7.05
3.10
31,900
32c
Jan
476,920
71c
Jan
3.05
35c
1.04
2.05
7.05
3.00
12c
11 %c
14c
41,600
16%
1,300
13
1.75
25%
55,700
—
—
Apr
16%
12%
1.56
Feb
Feb
1.22 Mar
22,234
1.55
Jan
2.25
150
5.80
Feb
7.40 Mar
31,801
3.40
Jan
3.00
4.
—
Feb
16% Mar
12%
Feb
13V2
Jan
1.98
Jan
50c
1,900
50c
Mar
80c
Jan
60c
50c
60c
28,200
41c
Mar
65c
Feb
24 24Vt
56 56%
30c
42c
1,725
24V4
56%
40c
38c
38c
40c
13
1
10
13
13
6%
457
200
259,650
-
57,800
525
1.40 Mar
27
Jan
14c
Feb
25 %c
Apr
Apr
1.94
Apr
1.85
21%
Jan
24% Mar
53
Feb
57%
2.30
2.30
Jan
70c
Feb
39c
Mar
52c
Feb
14
Jan
25
.
12% Mar
6
Feb
7
Feb
100
16
Apr
16
Apr
17%
Feb
23'%
Apr
14,280
16,425
13c
Jan
25c
Feb
10,500
12c
Mar
2D/2C
Jan
301,000
8c
Jan
23 %c Mar
36c
Feb
74c
Mar
1,240,550
17 %c
Jan
40c
Apr
2.35
700
2.25
Jan
2.45 Mar
10%
Feb
12 V2 Mar
108,293
*
A———*
1
12
12%
1,045
5
10c
5
11c
5
Jan
10%c
12,500
9c
Jan
15c
11 %c
11c 12%c
105,500
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
1
11%
Jan
12 %
Apr
Jan
28 % Mar
—
—
28%
1,
175
12)4
28%
2.75
55%
67 68%
32c
36c
ll%c
12c
85c
90c
1.31
1.50
17c
19c
13,223
11%
28
2.25
54
1,030
8.80
25
6%
71,500
1.60
Feb
2.75
Apr
2,207
47%
Jan
55 %
Apr
680
58%
Jan
68 %
Apr
Jan
8,640
12VsC Feb
2.42
2.40
2.50
5,100
2.39 Mar
Mining
*
•
•
90c
41c
87c
37c
95c
42c
86,810
77c
Jan
122,950
36c
Mar
16c
10
15c
10
16c
10
64
42
5,000
3.25
250,394
1.25
Jan
3.25
Apr
7
1,610
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
class
Innes
>
*
A
Jan
52c
Feb
39c
Mar
89c
Feb
Bpflttie-JJuquesne
1
42
2.79
70c
Mar
1.25
Apr
Eeatty Bros
"
7
6%
Fob
2.00
15,000
31c
Mar
40c
4,700
10c
Jan
13c
34,350
81c
Mar
21,350
1.30
14c
Feb
2.40
Feb
7.40
Power
&
B
Paper
—
class A
*
—
Feb
*
Feb
1.65
Jan
25c
Jan
16c
Feb
1.10
Feb
61c
Feb
19c
Mar
10
60
9
% Mar
310
62
Mar
64%
303
40
Mar
46
Jan
9c
Jan
15c
Mar
16c
18c
32,000
16c
Apr
1.00
Jan
Jan
15c
Feb
12c
12c
4,000
7.90
2,200
6.90
Jan
7.90
70c
Feb
1.30 Mar
55c
441,425
29c
Mar
55c
62c
75c
1.20
1.25
39c
52c
lOVaC
3,800
1.25
128.600
41c
Mar
1.05
1.05
7,000
73c
Mar
2.75
2.40
2.75
55,200
85c
75c
1.00
302,250
15%
21c
18%
26c
40,500
12,500
1.77
75c
8.50
Gairdner 8
Apr
Apr
Feb
1.05
2.75
Apr
Apr 1
A
Apr
Jan
1.20 Mar
Feb
18%
Apr
Jan
27c
Gairdner &
Jan
17% Mar
I
Feb
17%
17 Va
17%
1,825
12%
1.30
1.46
2,700
1.05
9Cc
1.00
4,400
75c
Mar
25c
Mar
27c
33c
Mar
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Feb
Jan
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian A filiate:
'
20c
60 Wall
544,300
15c
22c
25c
15,100
20c
4.65
182,000
2.00
3.30
2.80
3.30
43,500
2.65
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd_
14 %c
11 %c
15c
43,600
43
■J-
10 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.05
1.10 Mar
4.75 Mar
3.40
15c
CANADIAN
Feb
Feb
Apr
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all oficet
Jan
2.55
Apr
11c
2,000
Jan
1.09
Jan
19,500
Feb
*
———•—
—
40c
13C
Jan
Ltd
—_——
26,100
125,350
14c
Jan
15c
38,800
100
16
16
21 23 %
19c2Q%c
12c
14c
16c
18c
55c
63c
29.000
lie
Jan
24%
198,500
6%
—
45c
1.50
.
12
50c
19c 25%c
1.85
1.94
40c
Mines
Cons
Petroleums
Class
Jan
,
14%c Mar
■■■--.
25
50c
Apr
,
8V2C Jan
2.30
54 V4
67%
33%c
12c
87c
1-40
18c
Warrants
Bathurst
Apr
21c
1-90
—
39c
1.85
Feb
64c
1.57
25%
24%c
Mines
&
16%
Jan
21c
'
50c
10
10
1
1
1
—I
Mines
Bat°s
_
—
Mines
Apr
Apr
Feb
Mar
51 Va
45c
1.12
2.25
& Gas class A
.'
Barvue
Apr
124
Feb
23
—1
-
Metals
Mar
1
common
Barnat
Base
122
100
16
23 Va
20c
13c
17c
60c
Montreal
Co
Jan
Feb
Jan
4.75
*
*
*
,—
Prod1,c+s
Banff Oils
Barymin
10
180
—*
20
*
——1
1
1
1
—
Mines Ltd
Bagamac Mines
Bailev Selburn Oil
Jan
7.25 Mar
1,490
1
Bankeno
Jan
98
5,340
—1
•
Mines
Mar
Apr
Mar
19%
Jan
25
51%
.
Mines———.
Mar
1.40
43c
Jan
16 V2 Mar
—*
1
*
—50
Mines
Mines
Feb
Feh
96 %
124
,
Mines
35c
29
Jan
Mar
50c
—•
1
Mines
Preferred
Jan
62c
120%
25
—
-
River
Apr
8%
10%
"
3,700
50
1
common,
95
Apr
Mar
__
Bank of Nova Scotia
4.65
Mar
9
20c
Jan
7
14,150
5
class
Acceptance
Bankfield
17c
54c
74c76%c
63
41
2.69
3.00
75'
Jan
Jan
51c
———_—.:—
Hardware
of
30c
15J/2C
Apr
—
1
Preferred
Bank
Apr
43,350
121
preferred
Gold Mines
Gold
24% Mar
93
Resources:
Metals Corp
Atlantic
26%
Apr
2,725
Mines
common-
Arjon
2nd
Feb
119
—.
Corp
High
23
*
Mines
Argus
Yellowknife
40c
Jan
1.15 Mar
15 %c
paep
Range Since Jan. 1
8.00
—__—
Atlin-Ruffner
28c
25c
sp*>
Apr
117
Corp
Atlas
2.25 Mar
3:55
fontnorp?
Mar
37c
52c
1
Consolidated
Ann*
Feb
2.10 Mar
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
For
94c
Feb
—25
pfd——
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo Huronian ;
Rouyn Mines
Anthes
Imperial
*.
Fabric
1.60
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Fib
Jan
Jan
118
Anglo
Jan
1.35
1.00
Pitt Gold Mining Co
12 %c
7c
25
112
Petroleums
Anchor
Electric
Feb
17%
Apr
59c
8.00
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
2.00
36c
1.30
Mines
Ltd
77c
140
7,700
20c
Auto
8c
23c
Ltd
Uranium
Co
Ltd—
Apr
3.10 Mar
Jan
Jan
285
25
25
23 23%
15%c
19c
10
Mines
Lead
Auto
9,600
13c
Jan
42 %
20c
50c
Avillabona
1.05
90
Jan
8.10
Feb
7%
Nepheline
Oil Development
2.50
183,000
60c
;
.
33c
Feb
14 %c
9,611
American
23c
1.10
41c
Mines Ltd—
Ltd
Oils
Feb
Low
6,353
7
common
4%
Leduc
American
24 Va
1.00
7.85
Ltd
Feb
1.98
97 V4
7.35
Mines
Feb
30c
—
Mines
85c
50c
34%
42%
10
1
Ltd
Feb
2.02
Mining Corp Ltd
Uranium
F_b
Jan
Jan
44c
*
Co
Feb
1.14
25c
17 Vac
20
Mar
22c
6.50
High
ldc
100
1
4%% preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Amanda
17c
19 %c
-
Aluminium
Aluminum
25
—.
—0
*
Steels
13c
Ltd
npr
45c
Jan
I
Warrants
15c
2.64
14,000
Oils
Shares
7
Algoma Steel
18
95,700
111,533
Ltd
6JC
Mar
-*
•
Oils
Cons
Atlas
'
Oil
Feb
Apr
1
common
debentures
5%
Aunor
7.40
Mines
5.85
for Week
10
Uranium
Algom
Jan
1.25
Vinray
Feb
5.05
■*
ctfs
trust
Voting
43c
1.75
50
20% Mar
Salee
Week's
Range
of Prices
*
common—
Ltd
Explorations
Mar
6.35
Coulee
Jan
Exchange
41 V»
42 Va
_—*
1
*
Albermont Pete warrants
22c
1.60
_
15
Funds
low
•
common
Ajax Petroleums __—
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
24,050
26c
1.00
Spring
Mines
541,500
Last
—
24c
6.40
New
Normetal
22,600
37c
-10
Surpass Shoe
Aumaque Gold
1.20
New
Nocana
86c
22c
--25
Preferred
Aumacho
1.68
New
Northland
85c
35 Vac
,
Acme Gas & Oil
Agnew
Feb
Ltd—
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
44,500
85c
1
40c
25
9c
*
44c
Ltd
Royran
Coal
8c
9c
1
Mines
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
17 V4
1.98
Asbestos.—
Manitoba
New
215,300
Atlantic Sugar class A
18
Mines Ltd
Lafayette
44,400
77c
preferred
4%%
Acadia
13c
300
27c
I
2.85
70c
—
& Paper
Power
Mar
Ltd
2.65
Par
Baska
New
2.85
75 V2 c
Friday
10c
4.oJ
1
1
Sale Pries
11,500
9c
46 %
STOCKS
11c 11 %c
1.37
42c
Canadian
Jan
Feb
25c
29
Ltd—I—I
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpag Mines Ltd
31 %c
Toronto Stock
Feb
l.io
2,500
46%
Co Ltd
Mines
35c
Ltd
5.85
46 V2
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
85c
4.45
Island Mining Ltd
5.40
32c
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Jan
30c
Co Ltd
3,350
——,——*
—
Weedon
19c
'
20%
Jan
7,500
;
19%
46 %
119,500
4.85
Feb
19%
45c
Feb
26c
II
—I
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Apr
52c
Jan
35%
45c
34C
Mackendo Mines Ltd
35c
Jan
32c
200
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Lithium
'ttior
Ventures
25c
1.40
Maritimes
Apr
26c
11,600
Mar
35c
'
Ltd
29c
7,500
38c
48c
26c
—~
36,000
45c
35c
Jan
Ashdown
1.75
35c
40c
35c
Mar
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
'•nuvicourt Goldlields Ltd
Macdonald
29c
35c
60,400
Mar
<■
Apr
44c
30c
*r.—
42c
41c
30
22c
Mar
40c
Feb
Ltd.
25c
Feb
Jan
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
122,000
Mar
9c
20
42c
19c
26c
Ltd
34c
Apr
31c
22 Va
'
Jan
100
1,315
•MM.
13 %c
1,000
53,700
Ltd
Mar
8,000
lie
Mines Ltd
Mines
9c
32
Aubelle
Kerr-Addison
2,000
25c
26c
1.20
12c
8.00
28 Va
25c
Ltd_
Apr
10c
Apr
23c
28
1.40
voting trust
Mines
75c
8.00
22c
I
Mines
Continental
Feb
19c
Ascot
28 Va
59c
Jan
12V2C
24V2C
Ltd
Ltd
3,000
1.60
14,500
44c
Mines
Mines
75c
Jan
7.60
32c
Mines
10%
81,300
nnacon
18c
:
28c
Feb
45c
Amurex
30c
Ltd
(1945)
Feb
7.75
65c
Feb
Feb"
40c
50c
Apr
13 V2C
5.800
40c
6.75 Mar
3.00
5.95
30c
Inc
Ltd
Exploration
Conner
Feb
52VaC Mar
21c
,
Minerals
15%c Mar
9c
94c
;
Ltd
Fundy Bay
Jan
10c
8
Mines
Co
&
Mines
J2c
Ltd
Ltd
&
1,000
15
Mines
Mining
14c
2,000
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_
Metal
Fab
Jan
202,200
Ltd
Asbestos
Eastern
13c
2.74
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
Mar
10%
Ltd
Asbestos
Mines
9c
12c
Mines Ltd
Producers
1,500
30c
Ltd
Zinc
Apr
10c
20c
Mining Co Ltd—
Rio
Dome
&
8,500
9c
24c
.
1.44
838,500
Mar
12c
Mines
800
28c
10%
40c
—
Feb
11c
7.75
Ltd——
Cortez Explorations
14 Vac
13 %c
Ltd
Yellowknife
Mines
Jan
1.03
Easin Mines Ltd—
Consol Mining Corp
Cliff
5c
9%c
14c
Ltd
Mines
Halliwell
Quebec
Cons Sudbury
19,500
10c
1.30
Mines Ltd
Denison
63,000
10c
Ltd—
Mines
1.54
18c
9.10
10c
Jan
32c
60c
Mines
Cadillac
Central
Cons
38c
12c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Mar
55c
Apr
Jan
9c
I
10c
—
Cleveland Copper Corp
Cochenour Williams Gold
1.68
20c
18 %C
Copper Mines Ltd
Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau
30
75c
Apr
1.45 Feb
V/aC
9c
.__
Ltd
Mines
Chib-Kayrand
1.44
Apr
Mar
Feb
28c
1.35
1.20 Mar
26
55c
Ltd
Fields
Ltd
Jan
3.20
23c
27c
Ltd
Mines
1.85
Feb
90c
23,600
Ltd_
—
1.00 Mar
119,000
______
Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines
1.10
1.68
—
Mining Co
Development &
99c
1.50
200
Apr
1.12 Mar
3,700
29 %
Feb
Apr
2.77
500
1.35
1.57
Canuba
Cartier-Malartic
3.20
1.12
84c
Apr
9.95
43c
2.28 Mar
—
1.22
42c
Jan
90c
10%
10%
90c
6.20
——
Devonian Petroleums
Feb
-1
Uddlen Mines Ltd-——:—
—*
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
—if—1
United Montauban Mines Ltd—_—„_1
Westburne
*
Preferred
Canadian
44c
29%
———.
Ltd
Gold
WfRtvillf
Ltd—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——10c
<DunsnuV.r)
Collieries
Canadian
804,500
12c
Apr
8.25
14 Va
1.22
2 x<;
Tiblemont
15c
25c
Jan
1.0J
40c
Trebor Mines
Feb
14c
4,000
Apr
2.04 Mar
Feb
41,000
Apr
2.75
7c
789,000
3.65
Feb
9,500
19c
1.30
Feb
10c
63 c
Jan
2.40
4.50
40c
Apr
1.74
Jan
30c
1.15
3,300
3.85
40c
1.30
23,100
100
14 %c
1,000
2.04
Apr
4.25
40c
166,200
2.65
1.67
17% c
1.30
1.9.9
Feb
9c
1.1/
—
Ltd
Mines
Mines
lazin
3.65
2.60
Jan
1.24
11 Va Mar
*
1
Tacne
Tarbell
1.30
1.99
High
13%
400
10c
Mines
Cons Mines
Lake Mines Ltd
3.05
2.60
Low
1.67
4.25
Mines——
Ltd
Gold
Crest
Sherritt-Gordon
1.30
Mines Ltd
Canadian
tutd
3.55
Mines Lta———
Southern
Canada
11c
45c
13c
52c
Range Since Jan. 1
.
800
5.85
27,500
26,1U0
16c
15c
Jan
*
12%
1.67
*
14c
8c
16c
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Quebec
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd
84c
12%
8c
Mines Ltd—
Ltd-
Uranium
Calumet
Apr
11c
11
8c
—;
Petroleums
Calaia
Mar
1.90
75c
136,500
——•—-
Petroleums
Burnt Hill Tungsten
71c
Mar
4V2C
40c
5,000
39c
11%
Mines l td
Brilund Mines Ltd
Jan
12c
17c
25c
Bonnyville Oil
Bralsaman
Mar
1.51
78c
15c
38c
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd vtc
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Bouzan Gold
48c
Apr
3.40
.
High
11%
12 Va
1
*
i
Siseo Gold Mines Ltd!
rr--;
—1
Boma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd—
1
South Duffault Mines Ltd
1
Souris Valley Oil Co Ltd*
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd—_—_—*
Biandard Gold Mines Ltd——.——
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
10 %C
Ltd
-—^
& Refining Corp
Mines
2.97
Shares
<V
1
Manitou Mines Ltd—1
Metallurgical Industries Ltd—*
Oil Development Ltd
1
Smelting Refining Ltd—-—1
Quebec
Quebec
Mines Ltd——-
Belle Chibougamau
Bobjo
15c
13c
Corp
Mining
Bellechasse
Jan
48.400
1.90
r———
_
Lake Gold
Red
Beatrice
Dc
22c
Corp
Mines Ltd—
Barvallee
3,000
18c
—
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Aumaque Gold Mines.Ltd
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd___—,
Metals
Ascot
12c
—
Nickel Corp—————.—
Arcadia
Arno
20c
Corp.—-
Mining
Anthonian
*
High
11 %c
for Week
Low
Par
Low
20c
Ltd—,—
Lead Mines Ltd
Anacon
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Last
Sale Price
11 %C
_—;—
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Quebec Lithium Corp
Mines
Ameranium
WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Stocks—
Oil
and
Mining
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Jan
Feb
Mar
V
Number 5523
Volume 183
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1789) .41
t
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
Friday
Week'*
Sale*
Last
Range
(or Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
8ale Price
Par
LOW
High
1
Lodge
Uranium
2.10
2.05
2.30
3,950
«
Beaucage
Beaver
Low
Friday
STOCKS
51c
48c
52c
8,000
20
20
560
208,900
1.10
1,200
2.08
7,553
=*
Beaver Lumber Co
—
—
1.90 Mar
Mining
Belleterre
Bell
Corp
1
,.
Telephone
25
Bicroft
7%
7%
7%
1,200
20%
Jan
Cody Reco
l
70c
70c
1,500
65c
Jan
Feb
2.45
Apr
Com
1
13c 133/4C
4,000
12%c
Jan
Apr
20
2.30
Jan
Coldstream
Jan
Gold
Lake
Mines
Copper
1
49%
Feb
lie
Jan
15%c
Feb
Combined
44c
Feb
55c
Feb
Commonwealth Petroleum
Mines
Bouscadillac
1
11c
10c 11 %C
13,550
9%c Jan
14c
Feb
Conduits
National
Mines
Mines
1
2.80
1
20 %c
M,„',
■
•
*
2.35
2.82
25,563
1.40
1.50
980
15 %c
22c
.
51% Mar
2.30 Mar'
13c
Yellowknife
Feb
Coniagas
1.90
Jan
Coniaurum
Apr
1.14
10,900
37c
45c
41,900
32c
Mar
51c
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
11c
13c
50,800
lie
Mar
17c
Feb
Consolidated
Central
13c 18 %c
114,600
10c
Jan
18%
Apr
Consolidated
Cordasun
23c
Mar
43c
30c
25c
30c
3.50
3.00
3.70
1
13c
•
Bralorne Mines
Petroleums
Traction
12c 15 %c
22,700
776,950 1
5.50
»
5.35
5.50
1.30
1.35
2,415^
6%
6%
6%
48%
common-
Bridge & Tank pfd_
11c
3,974
1.30
1
-2.12 Mar
149,500
48%
48%
95
2.85
2.85
2.85
98c
100
3
Feb
18,200
500
_l
38,250
-
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
l
2,850
25c
Feb
32c
_i
61,478
Oils
1.60
Jan
Jan
I
16,371
*
Crest
Iron
Oil
Columbia
British
154,800
3.50
3.35
4.50
45,160
»
42%
42
43%
6,975
1
—
_
Petroleum
American
2.05
1
Ltd-
Mines
Britalta
British
_
16,847
7
1,500
preferred
preferred
preferred
British
Columbia Telephone Co
-
Mines
Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
—
_
Buffalo
Canadian
Building
124,162
16c
32,000
11%C
11c
12c
9,700
11c
1
22 %c
21c
24c
68,200
19c
Ext
Burrard
•
Dry Dock class A
Petroleum
45c
50c
Feb
Consolidated
Mining
1
80c
60c
80c
62,200
52,275
Mar
Consolidated
Petroleum—
•
10.50
9.50
10.50
3,590
—10
22
21%
22%
2,015
•
7.00
6.00
7.50
29,971
1
5.50
5.50
6.60
279,285
♦
2.88
2.50
3.00
1
•
46c
42c
50c
194,885
15,640
39c
33c
40c
97,007
•
17%
17%
440
17
Jan
17% Mar
12
Feb
13% Mar
40
Jan
Consumers Gas of Toronto
17C
Feb
Conwest Exploration
28c
Feb
29
Feb
31
Mar
11
Jan
14%
Apr
480
8
Feb
9
Mar
Callinan
Calnorth
Calvan
1.00
1.30
94,115
26
27
5,015
25 %c
28c
41,800
Campbell
Oil-.
1.00
—
v.
—
Crushed
Canada
Iron
Canada
Met
Canada
5.00
12,364
18%
100
30%
126
31|
Mar
29% Jan
100
25% Mar
25% Mar
38 3/s
Apr
39
35%
38
2,070
34
Jan
39
Apr
Apr
62
58%
60
380
53
25%
25%
105
25%
Feb
1
2.27
2.40
22,278
3.00
4.00
22,680
6,700
58%
*
_•
3.50
1.60
1.50
•
A__
;
_
pfd
40%
40%
warrants—.
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
Atlantic
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
42
90%
100
Copper-Man
70c
70c
2,400
2.95
17,994
98 101%
515
101 %
75
104
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
„' 80c
Mar
2.95
103
Apr
Feb
47c
33c
56c
97,937
25c
Jan
56c
Apr
60c
55c
62c
49,210
40c
Feb
62c
7.95
7.95
8.50
74,003
Feb
8.50
Cournor
Craig
55
Canadian Canners
54%
56%
31
33%
30%
33%
1,784
77c
74c
85c
49,143
19%
19
Apr
100
34
Mar
37
10%
2,095
9
Mar
11% Mar
3
10%
10 %
11
93
85
93
32%
7,830
5
26,855
*
A
42c
55c
6.15
5.54
6.45
24%
25
1,075
24%
*
25%
27
3.50
Apr
14%
Jan
93
Apr
Feb
55c
Jan
6.45
2.90
21% Mar
Apr
25% Mar
Feb
27%
Jan
4.25
Jan
25
8
8
8
356
8
Jan
23%
23%
24
460
23
Feb
■
Apr
3.25 Mar
239
*
Feb
Apr
30c
800
3.50
21% Mar
10%
197,375
__«■
Feb
85
22,600
•
common
common
55c
•
Dock
37% Mar
725
Canadian
Products
Mar
Jan
2,230
10%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
95c
56c
37
10%
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
13
13
1.30
1.40
Crown
Zellerbach
8%
Feb
10%
Apr
Feb
23%
Jan
5.75 Mar
7.50
Apr
3.25
6.60
Apr
21
1.42
Crowpat
Feb
56c
Mar
1.15
17c
24c
b,050
100
33c
35c
12,400
26
26 %
50
24
67
69
1,157
Gen
Securities
class
A
*
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
•
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
.
*
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
34
Pacific
Canadian
8%
9
2,650
34
110
4.30
225
35%
Railway
35
35%
13,720
313/4
Feb
36% Mar
Ltd
preferred
10
26%
25%
26%
4,185
233/s
Feb
26 %
3.25
165,454
2,700
95
25
35%
36%
Prospect
-33 %c
9
Corp
•
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Williston
Nat
4^
Gas
36%
Copper
Canso
Oil
2.74
Feb
4.20
Feb
4.85 Mar
Apr
*
5.40 Mar
Mar
Feb
95
695
30%
Jan
373/4 Mar
260
18
Jan
19
Feb
18
18
4.50
7,000
2.65 Mar
4.50
2.02
10,700
2.00 Mar
3.90 Mar
1.75
1.70
1.75
5,300
Jan
1.80 Mar
Gas
1.70
1.40
1.70
1,883
2.40
2.31
2.70
3,398
75c
Producers
Quartz
Asbestos Corp
75c
500
•
Ltd
_
__
7.85
10%
8,300
Trethewey
Leduc
Central
4.10
4.35
*
Oil
_1
Class
Jan
Mar
28
Jan
53
Jan
69
Apr
Fdb
55 %c
63c
136,850
42c
24c
29c
57,790
19c
_
•
Research
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
4.35
Apr
5.25
500
4.60
Feb
5.75 Mar
4.00
84,970
2.11
Jan
4.00
Apr
1.35
1.48
4,900
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
26c
Warrants
D'Eldona
Delnite
18c
20c
13,100
16c
Detta
50c
Mining
'
■
4.00 Jan
91c
90c
94c
70,187
69c
Jan
1.00 Mar
35c
33c
40c
22,000
22c
Feb
22c
21c 22 %c
55,830
17c
Jan
80c
1,000
2.95
73,450
1.00
88c
1.00
234,275
60c
Jan
17c
16 %c
17c
27,800
15c
Feb
1.85
1.80
1.99
20,650
39c
40c
12,872
2
37%
37%
38%
8.35
8.75
15
15%
1
22c
22c
28c
16
16
12
9%
9%
100
33%
34%
4,078
102% 102 %
35
preferred
Electrochome
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
*
—
•
preferred
Stores
Dominion
Textile
&
Mines
&
8.90 Mar
15
Feb
28
16
Apr
16
Apr
12
Mar
7
27%
100
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
103%
15%
Apr
Jan
52
Mar
22%
12,700
17%
Jan
23
Mar
37
2,085
32
Jan
37
Apr
7,710
12%
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
35
,
14%
15%
8%
8%
60c
70c
23
23%
1,250
34%
34%
Feb
9
Jan
70C
Jan
23%
31
262,410
23
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
8 %
1,553
63c
100
42c
2.50
Ltd
2.30
869,625
1
39c
36c
40c
172,650
18c
1
1.26
1.25
1.45
51,400
1.92
1.91
1.12
Jan
9%c Feb
East
Amphi Gold
1
10 %c
11c
7,500
Malartic
1
1.85
1.80
2.00
47,190
1
6.35
6.00
6.45
13,700
1
1.20
1.20
1.35
7,000
1.20 Feb
Eddy
Elder Mines
Eldrich
El
Empire
Eureka
Mar
Feb
20c
Apr
Mar
40c
Apr
Federal
Feb
2.50
Apr
Fibre
6.20
5.70
6.35
49,056
4.95
Jan
6.35
Apr
Fittings
11,008
1.26
1.50
16,450
7%c Jan
15c
Feb
38c
Jan
48c
Mar
80c
Mar
"
1
Mines.
1.30
1.07
Jan
1.40 Mar
1.29
Jan
Grain
Knitting class A__
Mining Corp
Consolidated
Class
Fleet
see
naee
43.
1.85
Jan
4.25
Apr
Fraser
72%
Feb
85%
Jan
Frobisher
4.75
7,910
Jan
4.75
Jan
85c
Feb
Debentures
Jan
76c
Apr
76c
102,249
52c
Feb
59,190
70c
Jan
1.80 Mar
42,790
70c
Jan
1.80
/
Apr
1.50
1.80
11 %c
11 %c
12c
17,166
9c
Jan
12c
14c
33,700
9%c
Jan
18c
Feb
13c
24c
28c
3,950
20c
Jan
Feb
24c
31c
80
91
199
70
Jan
91
Apr
85%
13c
Feb
53
35
45
Feb
57
Mar
23
55
23
Jan
23
Jan
1.08
2.15
1.96
2.20
480,650
1.05
1.05
1.05
100
36%
36%
38%
5,907
21
20
22 %
3,915
20
23%
23%
170
22
1
1
25c
1
!
23%
-
1.70
1.65
1.79
22,150
2.68
2.45
2.95
23.011
30c
32c
13,700
32c
35%
34%
35%
;
Feb
Apr
Mar
1.65 Mar
1.90
30c
Feb
Mar
29% Mar
Jan
30
205
48c
60c
176,600
4.50
100
7%
7%
7%
100
4
Jan
10
100
9%
Feb
30
10
1.45
1.40
1.60
3.112
127%
127
131
1,294
20c
4.50
100
7%c
36%
35
36%
805
•
4.60
4.30
4.60
Jan
2.95
Apr
72c
31
4.05
Jan
35 % Mar
31%
Jan
60c
Apr
4.50
Apr
7% Mar
10
2.00
15,000
10 %c
Apr
Jan
137%
27
26%
26%
*
Apr
Mar
2.37
Feb
10% C 11 %c
•
Jan
^8%
22%
25
1.30 Mar
120
24%
•
Mines.
1.50 Feb
30%
10
*
29
Feb
Mar
555
•
—
40c
2.35 Mar
4.50
30
50c
*
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
27% Mar
Jan
16c
Feb
36%
Apr
Jan
Feb
4.70 Mar
...
.100
55c
34,070
3,000
40c
Mar
60c
Feb
45c
common-.
Warrants
Apr
Apr
68 %
Feb
1.80
*
Cos
Ltd
7% Mar
37%
Feb
23
—
1
Gold
Feb
62c
*
Francoeur
421
59%
1.50
1
Foundation Co of Canada
23,905
68c
66 %
4
35
205
71c
-20
Jan
20,200
200
67%
68
1.70
•
1.88 Mar
1.50
13,505
6,545
37 %
•
A
2.12
4.25
74c
8
6%
36%
*
common
A
75%
4.75
7%
—*
Manufacturing
74%
68c
1
53
Ltd
Ford Motor class A
--2.95
4.75
Jan
-25
common
—T.40
70c
Jan
7.70
—25
Kirkland
3.05
9
1
class
Products
1.42
•
1.08
5.60 Mar
1
Refineries
74%
__
Chromium Min & Smelt
Chrysler Com
For footnotes
35,150
74 %c Mar
12,851
10
Insurance
preferred
Preferred
9c
223,870
27,100
—*
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten Copper—;
Federal
Feb
85c
6.40
1
-
Corp
Excelsior
1.50
1
—.
Equitable Life Insurance
1.66
41c
Life
Jan
Jan
6.75 Mar
75c
———1
—
Mines
Emerald Glacier
Estabrcoks
Mar
2.52
1
common
trust
Gold
12c
Apr
—1
,
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol
Apr
1.60 Mar
5.60
20
A
Ltd
40c
84c
10
Trust
—
Mines
Voting
El
26c
1.05
class
5.90
Apr
3.05 Feb
*
& Refining Ltd-,
Investment
Paper
14,600
9c 10 %c
Smelting
1.80
Apr
Mar
6.25
—1
Eastern Steel ProdsEconomic
153,825
40c
Ltd-.:
Eastern Metals
224,620
85c
Asbestos Co
Feb
Jan
14
49%
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Eastern
Apr
130
Dyno Mines
Eastern
Apr
3,570
8%
East Sullivan Mines
39 % Mar
15% Mar
17
•
Mines
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
78c
Copper Co
40c
Apr
Jan
5.50
14%
*
1
Duvan
1.99
51 %
1
Dow Brewery
Jan
1.00
20c
20%
————*
common
Mar
Feb
Jan
2.98 Mar
21%
36
•
—
Mudge
Jan
Mar
14
22%
•
com
Jan
47c
23c
88c
51%
*
Chemical
Tar
15%
50
.—
Dominion
102%
•
Coal
&
Steel
Dominion
Inv
34%
100
com
Magnesium
Dominion
Donneli
Ind
—
—
Scottish
37
43,100
16
28c
903
—35
1.48
7,275
15
1.42
7,000
8.45
*
—
Dominion
Preferred
Mar
80c
2.55
(Western)——2.50
■:
Dairies
75c
80c
2.55
1
Dominion
20c
10c
Jan
3.50 Mar
—-—25c
—
Seagrams
Dominion
40c
97c
Apir
12%
10% Mar
35
1
—
Dominion Asbestos
2.50
40c
-1.09
195
4.00
1
Corp Ltd
Exploration
Donalda
Jan
11%
1
Dome Mines
Domion
30c
1.09 1,643,550
11
4.00
.1
Devon-Leduc Oils
Distillers
70c
4.00
1
Ltd
Diadem Mines
28c
Chesterville Mines
Feb
11%
1
——
Producers
Minerals
Dome
LiDO
+•***■
1
—
Mines
2.25
13c
Feb
39c
*
Gold Mines Ltd
Rio
2.26
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Ear
Feb
3.60
18c
...
Oils
Gold
3.80
73c
Jan
*
_L.
B
Decoursey Brewis Mines
38c
_
Chamberlain Oil
Mines
7.85
Feb
37C
62c
Apr
1.41
18 %c
_
Centremaque Gold
Chemical
1,395
Apr
2.70
90c
5.15
Pat Gold
Porcupine
4.35
1.70
Feb
Jan
1.05 Mar
2.05
70c
Apr
3.60
Explorers
Central
7.85
1.25
Feb
7
Feb
28c
26c
i
D'Aragon Mine?.
ll&'Vis Leather "class A
3.20 Feb
91
2.00
18
Gold
Central
Cobalt
4.00 Mar
Mar
4.35
Co
Natural
Canso
Circle
.
2.01
pfd_20
_
Canaduso
Chimo
10
1,170
5.35
Cheskirk
24% Mar
Jan
3,073
95
Charter
65c
Jan
16,925
9%
2.91
Central
Jan
7%
60c
24%
5.20
Castle
Feb
41c
19%
58c
3.20
Cassiar
Jan
9%
5.35
Cariboo
9% Mar
39
23%
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canam
Feb
Jan
Jan
23%
Canadian
Tire
7%
22%
2.35
4.30
Petrofina
Canadian
1.99 Mar
10,194
34
8%
warrants
Canadian
2.27
29c
Apr
6%
Jan
Mar
9%
•
common
warrants
1955
2.02
1
•
Gold
Cos
1953
2.13
10c
27
1.58 Mar
Feb
Feb
East
Canadian
Apr
57c
1
-
Ltd
3.00
Jan
Mar
41c
1
Minerals
Mines
Jan
19%c Jan
6%
68%
Feb
90c
Jan
21c
__5
Feb
Jan
6.65
6%
35c
60c
55c
14,200
10
Apr
5.40 Mar
Jan
Jan
1
L_
——
25c
41c
*
Pershing
1.22
Mar
Mar
4.70
100
1.32
74c
14c
1
Trust
Cusco
13
1
Mining
Crown
Apr
19%
*
;
Apr
Apr
33%
34%
36%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
(Diinsmuir)
56%
33%
19
36%
25
Series
Jan
Jan
34
•
*
common
preferred
44%
30%
30% Mar
11,400
33
5.65
2,220
33
10c
Empire Oils
*
:
Zinc
Bit
Croinor
17
Apr
•
common
Lead
Coulee
Apr
25
Dredge &
95
20
Commerce
Collieries
Apr
1.57 Mar
Mar
2
Preferred
Celanese
Cosmos
Desmont
36% Feb
55c
Mines
Dist class A
Imperial
Apr
42
Jan
100
—
(H)
Del
90%
190
100
2.50
1.90
Jan
—
Coppercrest Mines
Apr
34%
30
100
4.00
1.90 Jan
92c
3.40 Jan
383/4 Mar
505
1,675
2.90
,
l
Minerals
of
1.90"
36%
26% Mar
2.20 Mar
;
11% Feb
*
Oil
Canadian
90%
*
*
Oils
Canadian
35%
20
l
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian
35%
100
Oils
Petroleum
Afct
Jan
26
»*»+.
class
Jan
Tungsten
West
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
10
8%
Min
Poplar
Feb
75
Southern
Class
32
1,080
Southern
Canadian
Jan
35% Mar
9
♦
Canadian Food
Apr
3.95
3.15 Mar
1,254
39
Canada
F
1.14
1.00 Mar
369,961
3.40
27%
Canada
to
28 3/4 Mar
Jan
9
Canada Safewav Ltd
B
5.90 Mar
Feb
34%
Feb
38%
Permanent Mtge
$1%
1,400
40c
Jan
25%
;
Canadian British
15c
38%
Explorations
Canadian
168,325
Mar
27%
B
Canada
32c
*
common
Packers
Feb
Apr
*
Warrants
Class
23c
30%
*
—
Oil Lands
Canada
1.14
2 8 3/s Mar
;
Stone—
Foundries—
Malting
Preferred
Can
27
1.30
Jan
Forging class A
Cut
,'i
B
5.75
Jan
19%
3.40
'34%
20
Canada Foundries &
Class
40c
54c
32%
*
•
common
Preferred
Canada
26%
26%
1
common
Cement
5.70
1
.
—,
Bread
Canada
37c
38c
*
Chibougamau
Can-Erin
26c
1
Oils
Consol
Canada
1.25
26%
Jan
50c
Feb
•
&
69c
1
Jan
25c
Edmonton
Fli.n Flon_
Calgary
Apr
50c
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Corby
Calalta
23,109
64.010
70
9
Jan
5.10
5,625
8%
—
Mar
40c
4.95
11c
Mar
15c
Mar
5.00
35
14c
Jan
26c
—1•
14c
21,800
10c
2,700
Sudbury Basin Mines
29
19c
42,257
1.111
14%
•
Jan
15c
14,950
13
—
13%
13c
26c 27 %c
19c
29
15c
17c
«
14 %C
18c
Mar
55c
30c
405
11c
1.22
Jan
18,900
153,250
15c
Jan
38
17c
50c
8c
14c
15 %c
87c
14c
12c
Jan
15 %c
19c
9,500
37%
Feb
2.04
52c
28,600
11c
45c
1.10
Jan
25c
Apr
1.11 Mar
1
90c
10c
44c
30c
1
Feb
19c
Mar
73.301
158,616
1
66c
10c
30c
1.75
1
Consol
4,750
—
Red
Mine—
Feb
80c
_
_
Pershcourt
14c
78c
_
Consolidated
Feb
8c
11
21,032
1.61
1
Consolidated Peak Oils
Apr
Feb
Feb
6,605
32c
1
Mines
Consolidated Regcourt Mines LtdConsolidated Sannorm Mines
6,700
Jan
1.68
30c
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
38
Jan
1
Mines—
Jan
19c
Burlington Steel
Orlac
34
—1
Mines-
Jan
lie
37%
18c
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
13%
«
2.15
Jan
Smelting
Explor
15c
9%c
2.50
Jan
14
12%
_
Feb
60c
11c
14c
Hill
1.61 Mar
9%c
13%
*
Products
Bunker
Consolidated
2.15
1
Feb
52% Mar
1.90
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake
30c 32 %c
30c 35%c
Feb
14 %c
Ankerite
2
Apr
48
-1
.
...
Mar
92c
Consolidated Northland Mines—
78c
Buffadison Gold
96c
Mar
41% Mar
1
-
Jan
70c
Jan
1
Mines
Brunston
46c
40,875
36%
15 %C
_
5,557
74,650
92c
Negus
1.90
Mines
Apr
89c
Nicholson
660
Feb
4.65
36%
Consolidated
50
87c
Feb
80c
Consolidated
49%
Jan
47c
79c
Jan
49%
5.10 Mar
35%
Apr
_25
Jan
4.05
82c
Mar
5,047
Jan
3.75 Mar
92c
17
41
Mar
47c
Jan
36%
15
40 %
84c
Mar
44c
•
1
20
40%
Power
Feb
30c
Jan
15
*
Columbia
32c
1,500
Mining &
Apr
12% Mar
25
5,375
968,739
Morrison
Jan
100
Jan
Consolidated
95
7,765
Mar
Consolidated
50%
15
Jan
45c
18c
Feb
52
Feb
12%
1.93
Feb
Fee
Jan
Mar
15
20c
77,048
48
19%
15
1.57 Mar
12 %c Mar
19.300
90
12%
19%
_
_
Mar
70c
105
16
85c
3.55
450
20
Feb
1
310
50
65c
*
Mines
50
90
*
.
Marbenor
51
48
90
Mar
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
90%
50%
48
106
Jan
50c
15,030
Feb
51
Products.
Forest
British
Buffalo
4.75
Gold
Mar
50
*
Brunsman
1
Howey
52
50
*
-
Reef
2.60
1
101
100
.
Packers class A_.
Brunhurst
1
Arrow
55
52
.
B
Broulan
1
Consolidated
_
Columbia
Columbia
Class
Golden
527
52
-
4%%
British
Consolidated
Consolidated Guayana Mines
Consolidated Halliwell
52
—50
4% %
British
2.05 Mar
4.30 Apr
45% Mar
Jan
103 103%
103
preferred
preferred
4 %
2.31
35
Lake
Jal
3.60
Jan
<-
14,120
Gillies
4.86
3.25 Mar
35 %c
13,912
1
Mines
warrants
Consolidated
Electric Co—
4%%
5%
1.95
2.00
3.50 Mar
8,175
1
Oil
Apr
11% Feb
8.90 Mar
17,365
-.
Fenimore
Mar
?3c
34c
Warrants
Class B
23c
Jan
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consol
Jan
Feb
East
7% Jan
44c
.Mar
Consolidated
2.85
30 %c Mar
16c
1.40 Mar
49%
Mar
15c
Dragon
Jan
Jan
63c
23c
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
3.50
Feb
32,150
81,170
Jan
2.55
Feb
55c
35,950
Consolidated
Brilund
_
Mar
11
1
,
Consolidated Discovery
6.00
2.50
Mar
5.20 Mar
•
Feb
Jan
48
6%
Mar
—1
Apr
6% Mar
10,965
200
30c
13
Jan
1
Apr
Mines
3.70
Feb
4.90
Feb
2.25
Cadillac
18c
Jan
4.10
Feb
15%c Feb
Jan
100
;
Development Corp
Consolidated
Allenbee Oil
1.00
l
9c
288,550
1,370
5.10
Jan
92c
""
11c
_1
"
Mines
10
12%
5.10
*
16c
Gold
Gold
,95c
2.50
41c
Jan
949,390
12%
Mines
1.05
1.65
2.25
Jan
8%
6% Mar
20c 25 %c
1
1.05
Apr
*
_
1
1.00 Mar
1.80
75c
.*
Conro
22c
Mar
Mines
Enterprises
2.90
1.20 Mar
232,900
Golomac
1
Mines—
Mines Ltd
Warrants
18,950
10,090
Bordulac Mines
Brazilian
77c
10,700
:
Bralsaman
75c
47c
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
Gold
Boymar
77c
l
lie:13 %C
Kirkland >
Bay Uranium
Bouzan
50%
High
1
•
Willans
45c
Bidgood
Black
49%
50
Low
Cochenour
Cockshutt Farm Equip
13 c
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
47c
Uranium
Warrants
2.12
Low
Jan
1
—
Mines
Yukon
Bibis
2.45
,
Share*
71c
Mar
Ltd
Beta Gamma Mines
Bevcon
1.99
2.08
2.45
1
Mines
Quebec
Par
for Week
Jan
48C
*
Belcher
3.40
Range
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
I ast
Range Since Jan. 1
94
$4,000
92
Mar
97
Jan
94
L
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
..
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
(1790)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
—"
Sale Price
Low
Par
Power-Cdmmon
Gatineau
Ltd
Mines
Geco
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
—
Motors
Petroleum
29 %
Jan
32
Ji.ii
Class
Jan
24
Mar
•* Class
6
Feb
•
59%
45%
class
Mackay
Granby Consol Mining
Grandines Mines
Granduc Mines
Lakes
Great
Paper
Utilities com
Gas
Northern
Great
94%
15c
77,645
ll%c
Mar
3.25
3.60
8,550
2.5ft
Feb
5.50 Mar
6.30
Jan
1.12
1.50
Apr
Greening Wire
»
: *
11%
3,265
157,936
19c
Jan
Mines
36c
42c
14,500
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
28c
32c
134,525
21c
Mar
32c
Jan
10c
1,000
9%c Jan
13c
Mar
3.30
5.00
5.00
Apr
35c
39c
15,350
18c 21 %c
490,700
35c
>*
Apr
J n
4
163
166
30
146
51
55
51
Maralgo
57% Mar
Maritime
35c
58,100
1,150
29c
Jan
45C
Feb
18
17%
Apr
18
Apr
64c
48c
64c
479,730
37 %c
Feb
7.00
7.95
11,280
7.00
Feb
53
57
1,060
42%
.
Jan
150
Jan
45%
1,230
25%
5.75
22,160
10
1,200
4.70
300
3.25
45
5.65
10
44
5.60
9%
79c
68c
4.40
Jan
4.70
Jan
1.09
Feb
48c
53,500
Mines
9.00
Jan
11
Apr
McKenzie
Jan
22%
Apr
McMarmac
1.00 Mar
1.49
Jan
McWatters Gold
Jan
Mentor
———1
& Alabastine
Gypsum Lime
14c
17
18
11,325
16% Mar
19%
Jar.
Mercury
10
Mar
12%
Jan
12c
Mar
18 %c
Jan
Merrill
Mar
Meta
3,760
71,100
64%
•
65
Jan
55
225
65
1
Gold
Hasaga
Hi
1.17
1.30
19c
22c
10c
306,300
30
30
125
12c
36,250
>
Feb
22c
2-<
Leo
31
Mill
Apr
13C
City
Mar
B
Paper common.
Preferred
Imperial
Life
Indian
i
Anr
3.00
Apr
Feb
30'A Mar
Monarch
14'A
6,746
10%
Moneta
8,487
10%
16:
175
40
Jan
48
Mar
48%
48%
48%
10
9.60
10.75
216,220
69
45c
70%
53C
11%
58%
Jan
Feb
46c
3.40
Apr
Jan
27%
75
79
' Jan
!i* Feb'
■i 54
485
50
79
75
.
27
11,868
36%
Jan
4,975
11%
Jan
12%
6%
Feb
6%
7%
500
47c
319,830
58%
1,480
100
100
100
49%
49%
49%
55
11%
147/a
Co
1
145
-1.40
190
1.80
18,416
Nello Mines
77c
75c
85c
o
o
o
iv/U
25c
6.00
5.80
6.40
22,950
3,080
'41c
537,035
25c
Mar
41
»89c
19,519
69c
Mar
93c
Feb
31c
:Feb
•
80c
50c
30c
27c
Oils
w
—
Mines
Development—
New
Davies
Delhi
Oil
New Continental
Jan
Petroleum
Jan
New
36%
Apr
Jan
Gas
Explorations
35c
7,213
28c
Jan
"I
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
"""
9c
ml/-
22c
%
Oils
q5
«
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{
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Kroy
4
Ltd
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Jaculet
Kelore
New
I
(John)
Ltd
Mines
Marlon
Labrador Mining &
Lake Cinch Mines
Explora'tion
Dufault
Lake
Lingman Gold Mines—
Lake
Osu
New
Royran
Jan
New
Senator
Copper
Rouyn
49'Ac
Feb
New
Superior Oils
2.79
Feb
New
Taku
i
,
16%
Jan
12 %c
Nib
La
Luz
Laura
~
—
Mines
Apr
Nipissing Mines'
4.70
5.00
20,100
2.75
3.10
32,365
65c
82c
76,875
37c
26c
44c
33,000
2.55
118,675
18'A
Jan
1.10
Nor
Noranda
Jan
3.20 Mar
92c
Mar
Feb
51c
Feb
Secord
Z~~IZ~
Lencourt
Gold
Liberal
23%
24%
5,891
2.10
2.80
4,100
3.00
2.55
Jan
Normetal
4.25
3.15
19%
19%
10%
10 %
15
80c
4,975
.107/
Little
Mines
t
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Long
Loblaw
Lac Gold
Groceterias A
_*
class B
For footnotes
see
page
•
43.
i]c.
73c
20c
North Rankin
17c
Mar
North
38c
-Jan
j
6.00
4.30
Jan
2.65
Feb
Apr
3.55
100
40,200
9%
13%C
Feb
21c
23c
3.20
3.65
5,600
127,355
2.05
2.25
8,500
53
53
10
91
75
20c
Feb
1.29
Jan
47
Jan
89%
Feb
Mar
25c
90 370
20c
Mar:
33c
Feb
Jan
90c
Jan
19c
Apr J
83c
Apr
Feb
-
74c
86c
19c
218,966
300,400
60c
10c
2.
83c
403,700
c
75,800
15c
Apr
14c
7,500
11c
Jan
23c 31 %c
479,000
16c
Feb
7.60
339,645
2.38
Feb
46,594
12,469
8'Ac
Jan
2.15
Feb
..
12c
29c
1
1
—1
1
6.20
6.40
12 %c 15%C
14c
1
2.70
2.84
3.00
Mines
22c
Feb
30c
23c
Max
35c
1
14 %c
12c
,T 15c
633,850
2.70
2.90
3.80
4.20
113,925
124,385
20c
27c
570,950
9c
22,025
51c
.
3,370
28c
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51%
34,400
23'Ac
10c
5,500
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7.60
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1.10
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5.00
2.30
2.40
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16,300
-
34c
4.20
,
Apr I
7.90 Mar
Feb
1.19
Jan
1.75
Jan
v
13c
9c
Jan
77,350
65c
80c
Feb
10%c
Oil
Oka Rare Metals Minlng.
Apr
Okalta
2.60 Mar
1
Oils
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
r
56c
Jan
70c
Mar
r
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50 %o
Apr
[
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31c
177,025
52c
Feb
85c
Apr
.
245,625
85c
66c
r
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
i,
Frb
O'Leary Malariic
Omnitrans Exploration
Jan
Ontario
Beauty Supply commpn.
-
lie 15 %C
68c
Jan
70,405
81c
1.15
t14c
1,600
"■file
r1 85c
1
20c
23c
483,817
8c
23,410
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Jan
2,68
2.15
38c
33%c
6c
5%c
25c
25c
75c
.
87c
II %c
1.78
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j;
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1.15
Jan
Jan
Aor
22c
23c
Jan
"
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1.30 Mar f
1,800
-13c
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\
1.30 Mar j
3,500
47 %C 50 %C-
67C
Selections
Feb
■'
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68c
66c
T.-05
Apr i
9% c 10 %c
50 %c
Jan
14 %C
Mar
147,810
.
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2.40
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1.30
Apr
5.30 Mar
4.50
.1.25
15%c
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Jan
-lie
Gold-
i
Jan
17c
-
Apr
1.17
Mines.
Feb
Lake
Rockland
64% Mar
56c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Obaska
•:
Apr i
86c
1.01
—
Apr
29d
11c
Ltd
Feb Z.
Apr f
Jan
1.30
-
Nudulama Mines Ltd
».
Jan•
1.23
-
Mines—
Ogama
100
v
10%c
O'Brien Gold Mines.,
57%
62%
23 %c
,
Jan v.
Jan
16c
,
Jan
.1
Mines—
Jan
3.65
61
25c
5.00
-20c
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Mar
35c
61%
-
2.90
7%C Jan
.1
Mar
f-
Apr
1,000
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11
*
Apr
17,625
86c
t
15 %c
30c
75c
.
3.00
,
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Jan
I-
Apr
30c
2.57
'
7.60
23c
28c
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Apr
23c
1.37
*
31 %c
'
30c
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Feb
27c
h
Apr '
14%cMar
•
common..
—
Canada
,
Jan
15c 23 %c
58c
,
54c
Feb
'
Apr
1.82
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Ltd.
38c
Jan
Mar»„
33c
73c
_————
Mines
85c
-•
Feb
2.70
863,769
23c
*
21
18% Mar
68c
'
91
Norvalie
4.25 Mar
3.05
Oils
Trinity
Northern
Feb
735
1,400
24c
Northland
"
2,341
•
"
50c
76c
.
15c
>!
North Inca Gold
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
5.35
A—I0i
1.95
13c
25c
1.82
Jan
85c
1
Warrants
3.45 Mar
1,500
3.05
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Mar
&
3.75
27,100
4.15
c or
® J5
'
25
169,720
•
Feb
33c
—1
Canadian" Oils
Apr
26c
5.25
•
Jan
2.10
29c
20c
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Mining
Oil
Norpax
Jan
16c
25c
~i
24
1^
78,900
3,877,643
4.05
Mines
Norlartic
Apr
22% Mar
3.25
13c
1
Petroleum
Loblaw Groceterias
805
04
Gold
Lexindln
23%
9 —
Candy
uiwhooid*—l^ass
23%
50c
'
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f
J 74c
22c
«
Mines
;
Feb i
67c
33c
Gold
Acme
Feb
Mar
35c
44c
.
Norgold Mines
Mar
49c
Jan
Apr 3
■"
Nisto Mines
5.10 Mar
Jan
Feb
2.20
73c
1.60
*
Jan
Jan
41c
'
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
Jan
Mar
*
.
Laraaque Geld
Mines.—
Gold
Yeilowknife
90c
55,225
2.05
38c
1.48 Mar"
Jan
13c
40c
A
l
Mar
2.75
j
Feb
37c
Jan
1.81 Mar
21c
1
Mines
Mar
1
_
~_II
Mines
Lake Shore Mines
59,550
-1
Mines
Gold
60c
39c
J
I
Mines
2.20
1
Rouyn Merger—
17'A
"*•
"
.
Lake
1.91
*
10c
2.32
071/
25,910
2.10
1.00
17,140
25c
1
Gold
Minda-Scotia
2,000
Zr
•
1.90
21c
1
•
1
—
Mylamaque Explor
North
Labatt
1.10
1.81
75c
Mines
14,270
2.40
20o
1.01
1.85
.Apr
1.13 Jan
50c
21,850
1.55
56,000
1.02
1
Mines
12c
32c
33c
23 %c
•
Mining
High ridge
Hosco
65c
3.50
Jan
Jan
74c
18%
-
16c
Feb
Jan
1.30
Apr
Feb
17,716
50c
Feb
.*
35c
129,283
Jan
8c
Mar
39c
62c
17%
.
Gold
14
90c
33c
10 %c
.
,
Copper
125
II,000
Jan
Feb
9'Ac Jan
Jan
14
63c
Mar
New
Jan
9%c
82,200
28c.'
New Thurbols Mines
14
,
1
Jan
90c
22c
Newnorth
2.05
54c
30,125
Apr
28c
Mar
25,200
Feb
47,950
42c
28c
19c
14c
7,969
36c
45c
98c
1.30
25c
Mar
18,500
Mar
30c
New
30c
Apr
85c
25c
New
51c
Apr
2.90
36c
Jan
24,100
101,825
2.08
1
1.23 Mar
Feb
Feb
.Apr
Feb
:
1
52c
48c
1.15
Jan:
22c
Apr
Mar
4.10
Jan
Harricana
New
Jan
Jan
20c
37c
1.01
*
1.75
New Goldvue Mines
1.83 Mar
Jan
1.20
New
Apr
39
34'Ac Feb
Canada
35c
Jan
1
Fortune Mines
'Apr
43%
Feb
Apr
131%
Jan
Mines
Jan
39% Mar
2.01
_1
New Dickenson Mines
Mar
Mines
28%
22c
1.50
1
1.74
Jan
•,
90'Ac
I.
1.16 Mar
Mar
24c
28c
1
Gold
Bidlamaque
Apr
94%
34
80c
18
New
6.95 Mar
30c
15%
Jan
Jan
3.10
25
-
80c
103
Feb
6% Jan
81c
;
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•
Apr
Jan
Feb
5
31c
Alger Mines.—.:
Bristol
Mar
1.47
68c v Jan
27,400
34
15
14
1
New
New Athona Mines
40c
Gold
-
2.15 Mar
Jan-
Feb
Mar r
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Feb
New
Kenville Gold
12
40,480
2.60 Mar
Kerr-Addison
11%
750
Feb
1.65 Mar
3.25
Feb
12,700
1.45
995
13%
Feb
1.60
394,600
68,350
13%
12%
46c
5,145
43c
1.95
12%
44c
6,060
2.65
1.75
12%
12%
Concord
2.20
30c
Feb
New
3.90
2.50
1.27
Jan
2.10
2
12,135
8%
3.65
Ltd
1.35
30,350
2!l5
16c
1.30
1.97
New Jason Gold
1.22
1.30
Mar
Mar
Z 28c
4.15 Mar
14c
49
,2.03
3.85
1.06
Feb
*
Jan
11c
39%
95c
2.75
;4(?p
989
1
Feb
1
49
5
——;
2.65
1
48
1
—
22,760
471,867
48%
85c
3'80
19c
18%
1
Nesbitt La bine Uranium
Ne w
13 %c
90c
Feb
Mar
43
Feb
17
8,500
New
«<>
Jan
75c
460
30c
Jan
\
646
4,450
18
43%
37% Mar
Ltd
43
90c
17 7/8
31'A
16%
12,800
43
82c
17%
86 %C
7
28
Jan
Jan
6'A Mar
43%
13% Mar
29c
40
3.45
Jan
34
27'A
25c
5
30c
540
13
200
27
43%
3,960
9R_
6%
1.00 Mar
Feb
*
14
48
6%
2.90
26% Mar
-10
35%
1
35
;
14
-
Jan
58,745
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Steel
35
•
40c
53,400
•
Trust
"14
3.30
Apr
70c
*
Petroleum
35%
3.10
29%
3.40
Ltd
•
Mills ciass B——*
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_5
3 20
Jan
Jan
26%
Calumet
126%
Feb
5.00
22%
5
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60c
New
14%
2.80 Mar
Jan
42c
3.05
Feb
33
'
Apr
Apr
26%
65c
50%
7,665
8,840
4.15
Jan
44c
Feb
17c
3.30
102%
Jan
39
9,935
28%
2.50 Mar
Jan
'
Apr
78%
130 130%
29%
34,700
Mar
Jan
36%
36,300
28
Apr
4 50
1.90 Mar
410
21c
Apr
1.30
24c
18,675
102%
383/.
4.65
17c
1.09
13,500
20
94%
2.39
4.60
188,625
103
92%
2.26
21c
29c
595
1
Bay
2.30
Feb
Mar
1.60
j
2.08
I,135
Mar
Mar
3.60 Feb
95,340
a
2.90
20,400
Mines
Hudson
44c
1.90
15
Mines
Lake
32c
41c
2.60
1.40
—I— "1
Warrants
400
1.96 ~
36%
(1939)_
Kirkland
2.10
2.60
35
Ltd—
Ltd
Kirkland
81c
•
1.25
jupuer 011s
Kilembe
75c
9,565
1
14%
•
Mining
Mining
Exploration
of
302,620
208,920
1
—•
Works
Chemical com
&
Feb
7
Mar
%c
12% Mar
1.30
New
11
39
18
1.09
New British Dominion Oil
33,974
Apr
22% Mar
■
Jan
4.35
87c
New
15%
Jan
Jan
95c
Feb
8
4.65
11%
4.05
Feb
99
Jan
Jan
15
1.30
Apr
49%
"
Mar
4.15
.•'1.02
85c
15
92%
100
58%
j 2s
•
8
12
Jan
ikv,
common
17
12
Jan
150
103
17
17
Feb
1,37
30c
Jan
11%
25c
104,300
15c
1
_
14,973
39c
51%
8
8
8
'
6%
Mines
Drug
National
Jan
78
47%
36c
Jacobus
Kelvinator
20%
30c
2.55
26%
Newlund Mines
Mines
19%
B
Ltd
National
Mar
12%
57%
Walte
Jonsmith
20%
32'Ac
common
Locomotive
National
61% Mar
''27%
46%
71/.
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Mines
Jollet-Quebec
181,525
National Explorations
6.00 Mar
Mar
69
class
Preferred
47% Mar
5/100
Gold
4.65
1
Knitting
Creek
Nama
Apr
12%
47
12 %
•
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Joburke
4.10
•
Corp
Mtg & Inv
National
Mar
11%
Feb
60
27%
60
v
10
class
Ranwick
Minerals
4.35
Apr
59c
*'■*
Mar
64
8,491
5.50
i00
Mines
Jan
1
Uranium
Multi-Minerals
72% Mar
1,630
11%
5.15
50
10%
8.35
53
Petroleum
Jellicoe
10c
*
Moore Corp common
Apr
28c
.39,700
11
46
Feb
6.95
2,302
43c
69%
42C
preferred
Preferred
Jeanette
2,200
_•
Gas
Porcupine
Montreal
Mar
15% Mar
Feb
46
10.50
«
Preferred
Jaye
15c
25c
Mar
Feb
'
3.00
1
Inspiration Mining
Jack
10c
Jah
—•
_
Ingersoll Machine class A—_
Inglis (John) <fc Co
Products
10c
Feb
38c
Mar
15c
Mar
95% Mar
Jan
80c
•
Brewery
22%
50
Isotope
29%c
14,900
Molsons
100
Bay
13,950
1.02
Feb
200
preferred
Tron
300,040
43c
88c
9
3,635
preferred
International
25c
38c
1
_io
common
International
20c
2.20 Mar
32 %c Mar
90c
*
Mines
Ore
3.00
♦
.
Nickel
23c
Mogul Mining Corp
28%
$2'A
International
5,100
Min
28
1
Gold
Metals
25c
Mining Corp
3.00
$4%
International
34c
Jan
3.00
1
_
Assurance
Inland Cement
35c
Feb
'
common
Acceptance
Jan
Apr
10
Lake
80%
58
28%
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary_5
6%
preferred —
;
1
Industrial
695
85c
Monarch
•
Bank
Glaze
92
1
Metals
National
Flo
90%
47c
5.15
Imperial
91
Feb
8%
Warrants
Imperial
50
Feb
15%
Feb
7% Mar
100
Jan
Feb "
Feb
Apr
54
13%
1.80
6
Feb
Jan
95C
Feb
12c
45%
175
Jan
Jan
70c
14%
6%
80c
Apr
9%
104
1.51
560
15%
2,500
36c
Feb
Jan
98%
3,200
13%
90c
8%
100
41%
259,550
7
80c
.
35
47c
130
645
735
75c
8%
9,254 V
102
155,475
56%
Jan
•
Mining
;
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Feb
9%
2.09
56
19c
50
Hoyle
15c
36c
101
98%
74c
*
Hudson
400,840
30c
9%
49%
34c
48,900
8%
•
-
Apr
49
75c
40c
•
Howard Smith
Apr
3.40
_1
Industrial
Lake
_*
5
A
3.25
Jan
-1
Petroleums
Mindamar
*
■;
Apr
Jan
70c
1
Brick
Milton
Feb
40C
Ltd
Co
5.05
60c
98%
46c
♦
Jan
6a,x50
1.85
56%
38c
2.15
Feb
64,850
36c
•
•
40c
425,975
reb
47c
Jan
*
Mining
Milliken
Jan
Jan
5%c
5.05
32c
3.^.5
Warrants
1.44 Mar
Jan
1.10
25,200
10c
•
10c
Canada
Mfg class A__
Consol Gold
Class
"Z;-
•
1
—
Drilling
Oil
Class
Feb
*
Hollinger
Home
4,000
Mid-Western
1
Dauch
Tower
Holden
Midrim
—1
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
&
Jan
Jan
Mines—:
High Crest Oils Ltd
Hinde
23c
16c
20c
21,600
1.90
17 %c Jan
13 %c
1.22
Mar
12 %c
3.40
——13.50
2,200
1
Jan
47c
Feb
43c
Midcon Oil & Gas
195,080
Lake
37c
4.65
Feb
19c
15c
103
'
Jan
97/aC
Apr
Jan
1.25
13 %c
Feb
17c
Jan
9% Jan
1
;
1.27
19c
14 %c
101
4,500
50c
Mines
18 %c
1.10
Paper common
Gold
12%c Jan
90c
Feb
19c
Mines
Gold
Heath
Heva
200
70,000
1.24
1
Red
Hendershot
17
18c
17
Mar
15
17
14'Ac
20
47c
Feb
1
Light & Power common
1
Mines
Head of Lakes Iron—
Headway
18C
8%
Feb
2.65
41c
Apr
2.G0
Mines
Petroleum
Uranium
1
Minerals
Harrison
Z/Z w:;;
*
Mines
Gold
25c
Jan
3.00
•
Preferred
Rock
Hard
common
Cotton
Hamilton
34c
1.80 Mar
49,375
10c 10 %c
49%
Chipman Knitting
Mining
Mexican
40c
.—100
Merrill Island
11%
1,675
4.80
*
Exploration & Dev
14,370
12c 15 %c
9%
1
common
Lake
Red
16c
10%
9
14c
A
80c
Lake
Red
15c
15c
6,200
172,940
9%
Porcupine
20 %
—
30c
_
i
96
—
21%c Feb
25c
1
—
570
Mar
V. 1.70 Jan
Feb
1,125 "
'"
6%
Frontenac
58,900
15 %c
Jan
__Z
11
22c
1.25
9%
-1
Preferred
Mcintyre
1.40
Jan
Mar
3.10
Consol
Maybrun
Apr
2.45
102
Ltd
McColl
Mar
10
Jan
Feb
1.49
3.25
Maxwell
5.75 Mar
Jan
8
2.20
14,900
—
Matachewan
Mar
54
Jan
4.25
10,325
21c
Preferred
Feb
2.34
1.86
—
warrants
B
Jan
2.26
30c
Martin-McNeely Mines
Feb
3.20
3.25
Feb
57c
48
16c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
3.50
Apr
24 %c
Jan
1.21 Mar
*
Jan
7%
1.51
Mar
40c
Jan
1.75
Ltd
A warrants
Apr
Apr
6%
1,800
6%
6%
aJn
17c
41%
19c
Apr
9.(45
57
90c
■
'
1.40
Mines—_
Mining Corp.
31c
17%
2.30 Mar
47%
35c
Oils
34c
Jan
v
1.25
Warrants
2.30
Feb
14c
'
101% 101'A
22%
Gwillim Lake Gold
47
10c
Marigold
17 %
17 %
10%
47%
Feb
2.50 Feb
7,850
2,130
44c
Feb
Feb
2.10
151,015
1.35
Mines
10
/W-
1
1.31
Mines
Gold
1.05
Mines
1.35
B
common
Marcus
10%
Gunnar
305,190
45c
Jan
'
45,600
54c
Ltd
Feb
8%
100
1—1
21c
Preferred
Mar
170
Feb
22%
Mines
1.51
17c
1.80
Maple Leaf Milling
1.08
Lead
class
Uranium
22%
Gulf
1.30
48c
Mines-
Maneast
Feb
100
—
2.20
Goldfields
1
*
•8,760
2.15
28 %c
Feb
40c
8c "Jan
Goods
;
Consolidated Mines—
10
Trust
Ltd
Gold
Magnet
Jan
36c
At
7
60c
-
Jan
51
4.70
Mines
7,000
20c
Malarlic
68c
Gulch
10c 11'Ac
2.18
7
1.99 Jan
1.49
Red Lake Gold
GreyhawK Uranium
—
•
Gridoil Freehold i.—dd—_9c
Guaranty
14,800
2111,950
Mages Sporting
10c
-—
34c
*.
Bloedel
Macmillan
Mads en
314,050
Apr
1.33 Mar
.
"
55c
Feb
20c
2.35
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
52c
3.00
Feb
Jan
-
46,200
2.20
Mines
Mackeno
15c
10c
31c
Explorations
Macfie
Jan
64c
Mar
Macdonald
2J% Mar
Z,
Jan
•2.15
10c
Mines
Macassa
Feb
3.90
Jan
50C
18,783
Jan
21% Mar
•
6%c
2.17
1
Mines—
Gold
Yeilowknife
Ayr
22 % Mar
70,400
'<* 1.70
Jan
99
Feb
9
—1
——•
Coal
Feb
10% Mar
93
1.45
'
19%
3,526
32,383
31c
Lynx
12 %c
62c
7.30
53
6%
1.55
Lyndhurst Mining Co„——.
36
■-
High
48% Mar
-
46% Mar
1,041
!
20c"
18c
Goldfields
Louvlcburt
-
2,826
-
9cl0%C- V
19c
Uranium Mines—
Apr
50
1.50
10 %c
Apr
735
5.90
23%
6.25
11
1.28
21%
23
37%
94%
5.70
19%
23
4.65 Jan
»
7%
1
Development—.
Oils-———
class A_,
Plains
West
Great
Apr
37%
3.25
Great Sweet Grass
r
9
Warrants
Great
Lorado
10%
37%
9
*
1
•
1
Gold
Bousquet
Graham
;
B
3,450
/Jan
Mar
6.40
Jan
-
-
Jan
7%
*
*
1
5
Mackay class A
4. i\)
65
Feb
20%
_1
—•
.
49
Jan
42%
Lov
47
Loniega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
7%
25
—
Gordon
58
680
•
6.25
6.00
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1,074
*
v.
'
Class
Gordon
195
6.40
—
A-—--——-'——-——6.00
General Products Mfg A_:
*
37%
General Steel Wares common—_
*
11
Preferred
100
94%
Geneva Lake
1
14c
Geo-Scientific Prospectors —;
• 3.55
Giant Yellowkniie Gold Mines
1
5.80
Glenn Uranium Mines
1
1.40
God s Lake Gold Mines
•
52c
Goldale Mines
1
37c
Goldcrest Mines
1
31%c
Gold Eagle Gold
1
10c
Goiden
Manitou Mines
1
4.30
Goldfields Uranium
1
39c
Goldora Mines
J
Goodyear Tire Canada com
*
166
4%
preferred
50
200
60
44%
,
'
*
b.00
59 %
45%
*
6%
Range Since Jan. I
High
46%
*
——*
B
-
Low
—50'
A
17-
Mar
Sbsre.
of Prices
46%
Coy preferred
Loblaw
Jan
1,255
3,900
6%
*-
com—1
(Canada;
49%
43c
22%
31c
Sales
for IVeea
Range
.
'
30%
13,350
~
Pat
High
Low
30
'
—0
Corp
General
General
Range Sinee
*
High
21%
3014
21%
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
38c
1
•
1
—*
3
Gaitwla Exploration
Shares
•f Prices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
STOCKS
ENDED APRIL 6
Sales
Week's
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
■
.
.♦
95c:; Mar 4
'2.70 Apr i!
44c 1 Apr i-
2.70
.
75,050
44c
503,320
6 %C
4^,500
4c
Jan
8%c Mar
500
25c
Jan
25c
29c
aJn
Jan
f-
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Volume
Number 5523
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1791)
i
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 6
.
Friday
-
STOCKS
'
"
•
\
£
Jockey Club
: Warrants
.
,6%
;
class
Ontario
j
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_10
pfd_
&
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-
1.05
12%
12%
12
12 %
12%.
12%
,
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27%
" 15
•
•
,
13
314,962
8.20
-
290
28% Mar
Jan
Feb
18
3.75 Feb
VApr
'
.
4.45 Jan
4
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,
31c
,
•
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r
,
31c
51c
26,700 '
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45c
;
35c
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86c
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l
.
facnic, taswrrn
Pacific
5lc
;
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Panel
•
26%c Feb
41,740
58c
10,800
Feb
87c
_1
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Paymaster Oonsol
•«
Peace River Nat
remains
,
Peoples
I Peruvian
(
Oils
-
35
Y-2.25
2.45
1-68
• 1.49
1.70
1.63
1.49
1.65
1 77
1 77
15'Ac
16c
12%
13%
Rouyn Gold__
85c
59
60'/a
55c
58c
P
1
t
R
Roy
„
Electric
f
58'/2
1
5.75
•
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.
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83c
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35lA
53
10
lwar
2.25
r-c
6.85
6.80
7.00
7.60
7.90
.
3.30
,
Jan
Jan
5.40
3.50
3.00
4.80
331,190
2 03
Jan
3.25
2.85
3.30
61,335
2 60
Feb
3'45
14%c
11 %c 14 Vic
104,500
8%c
Jan
15c
1
\\y2
\\y2
13
9,345
II
Feb
18
Jan
1
1.65
1 60
1 82
136,200
70c
Jan
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
•
4.55
73,949
1
23 %c
Quemont
•
28%
3.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
50c
Reef
182
Jan
5 85
22c
24c
9,057
18c
Jan
29%c
28%
29 %
3,225
25%
Feb
1 59
10,040
1.25 Mar
1.80
2 50
18,033
1 55 Mar
300
7% Mar
4.10
4.50
34,290
3 % Mar
1.95
24,856
170 Mar
2 85
Petroleum
1
Reeves MacDonald
20c
1
I*8"1* Refining
Ren able Mines
,
1
1
Rio
22c
549,200
2 45
1,000
11%
11%
11%
260
8%c
Jan
2 40
1,300
50c
61c
29,400
45c
1.95
_
1.85
2.05
23,104
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
1
29c
25c
29c
1
90c
86c
92c
Robertson Mfg $1
5% preferred
*
21
21
40
40
21
196
16,800
6'A
f
pfd
.
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Apr
40
II
i.2,400
1
preferred
20
1
18c
17c 18 %c
1
41c
41c
43c
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75
l
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i4C
isc
10,083
•
:
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i4c
18c
61
61
65%
5.00
.6 00
5.70
Jan
•
7.85
8.00
54ya Mar
44c
Apr
18% Mar
20c Mar
•
Apr
140
27%c29%c
6,800
61
61
7.00
7.25
2.68
9
Jan
Jan
51
Mar
Feb
37c
Mar
8.60 Feb
Jan
30
Mar
30 %
Feb
23%
Jan
36c
Jan
62
Jan
197/«
26%cMar
1,785
30c32%c
27,200
32c
'
Feb
8.65
50
21%
7.15
1
8
22c
9,175
30 %
21%
__
—•
Mines
25
58
Mar
6.60 Feb
7.85 Jan
Feb
30c
Apr
40c
Jan
.2.62
2.90
152,115
1.65 Feb
2.90 Apr
16
16
14% Jan
16% Mar
1.00
95c
1.00
525
4,500
48c
48c
52c
57,500
__
Explorations Ltd
3.75
4.25
200
46%
43%
47
15,259
Alloys
Ltd
*
v
85c
Mar
1.05 Jan
43c
Mar
58c
3.75 Mar
Feb
47
18c
Jan
35c
Apr
Apr
3.40 Jan
2.65 Mar
75c
67c
65c
68c
7,600
51c
Jan
•
14%
14%
14%
3,974
14
Jan
71%
70%
72%
2,435
•
13'A
13'A
13%
1,300
697/s Feb:
11% Jan
74% Mar
13% Jan
1
•
1
♦
♦
1
5
1
76c
24c
23c
71c
23c
20c
1.6O
20
12c
35
1.50
79c
24c
25c
1.65
20%
13c
35Va
1.80
138,300
22,807
145,600
750
1,365
38,950
11,889
60,890
43c Jan
22c Mar
8»Ac Feb
1.40 Jan
20
Jan
12c Jan
29ya Jan
1.30 Feb
79c
27c
80c
1.65
21V*
15c
35V4
1.80
Equipment
Grocers
Mar
5.50 Jan
35'/a
__1
class
A
,
20
i3c
35
1.76
*
41%
20
*
•
*
100
1
1
1
1
1
35
775
70c
1,000
5,235
1,855
2,987
315
19c
19c
28% 29%
285/e
30
100 101V*
3.10 3.40
45c
66c
13c 13%c
10'Ac
11c
37c
50c
n 11%
1.90 1.96
3.10
63c
13%c
lie
45'Ac
11%
i.96
Jan
Apr
Feb
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
43
34
41
Jan
5.70 Apr
5.00 Jan
70c Feb
15c Feb
28% Mar
1.00 .mn
22c Jan
35% Jan
36% Jan
104
Jan
28% Apr
100
Apr
66
48,710
121,780
22,000
17,000
114,100
2,20g
2,827
Mar
15y« Jan
32% Mar
50
32%
5.70
70c
70c
19c
28%
2»
100
«
41%
32%
5.20
-
5.70
—
SC!lts!y Co&hlan
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Jan
Oil
common
Preferred
1514
15
151/2
30
Industries
•
Ryanor Mining
8t
Lawrence Corp
St
Michael
San
River
Mines
Ltd
Gold
740
13
87
92%
1,578
1.08
43,800
1.05
3.50
Cement
Rainbow
Oils
i57A
1
Ltd
149
4lV4c
10%c
9VsC
28c
11
1.85
.
3.40 Mar
■,
66c
16c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
Feb
13%c Feb
60c Feb
13% Jan
2.50
8,000
.
Creek
2 69
3.85
65,665
751/2
7534
918
10'Afc 10%c
2,850
*
75%
10%c
2.15
2.00
2.20
6,965
1
9.85
9.1010%
130,528
•
10%
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10%
28
271/2
281/2
94
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5 25
1
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f|itVer'^11" ^ln,e®
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Silverwood
Dairies
1.25
131/9
*
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Simpsons Ltd
95sn
21%
Andian National Corp
Ang,lG Cdl* PUlp & Paper
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Asbestos Corp
—
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1
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Southern
75c
—•
•
preferred
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26c
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Apr
22
88
525
»
•
46V2
393/4
46'%
39%
47
40
840
2,480
•
23%c
9,900
•
23 %
21c 24V2c
23 %
23%
53
25c
Feb
41c
Feb
43c
Feb
90c
Feb
2.00
2.20
II,955
3.15
38c
60c
434,000
40c
45c
16,163
40
1,125
57c
•
4ii/2c
•
39%
38%
»
n
n
n
115
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd—
1
75c
70c
76c
8,048
Starrett
1
Olsen
Stedman
BteeJ
(1944)
Gold
of Canada
-
oils
Inlet
Swltson
& Minerals
Cons
Gold
Industries
I
Jan
40
11
Feb
11 %
Jan
89c
Feb
55c
12c
Jan
Mar
2,773
57'A
Jan
80
1
10%cMar
5,000
-
,
Pato
Feb
,95c
18c
22c
13,400
16c
Jan
22 %c
5.25
5.95
29,505
8
8
5e'l
26%
Jan
3.35
Jan
26%
'Third
Jan
25%
Flour
Feb
44%
2,035
80
80
375
98
100
41
42
44%
44
46
110
145
350
6,840
500
615
100
835
44
II
»
2.50
common
•
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Mines
Gold
1
6.50
6.35
1
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4.75
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52%
62
64%
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«
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*
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19%
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.
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750
25%
50
25%
25%
3.05
3.05
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8,035
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1.73
16 %c
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1.38
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10
1.79
17c
10
1.40
30,050
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1.35
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6,800
12'/2c
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2.90 Mar
21
108,034
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20% Mar
-
103 %
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1.22
Jan
,
5%
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Jan
8c
51,230
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V
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6
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60
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,
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Apr
Apr
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Jan
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447/a Mar
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Jan
36
28
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36
134
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42
Apr
52
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5.15 Jan
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Mar
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Apr
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24% Mar
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—
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'
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1.82 Mar
,.
Products
Consolidated Gold Corp
6% Jan
52
40
Feb
Feb
5.90
Paper
Sangamo
Apr
20c
&
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Pend
137/sC"Jan
Jan
61c
Power
Price Bros
Mar
15Va
1
-
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24% Jan
79%
Inc
Minn & Ont Paper new
20%c Feb
30,108
•
Sylvanite Gold
44
34%
343,374
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A
332
5
20
50c
u-*.
200
134
6
Jan
100
Preferred
Surety
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32%
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Mar
3.05
ordinary
32
132
44
^far
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
90
•
34% Jan
24% Jan
34
Feb
30% Mar
109
Feb
38% Jan
75
Mar
86
, Feb
33% Feb
44 - Apr
5.70 Jan
4.00 Mar
50
Jan
12
Feb
5% Mar
56% Mar
67c Jan
650
32
134
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International vtilities
22
•
—
Petroleum
44
•
7%
-
common
Loblaw
25
Preferred
Warrants
;.Supertest
1,315
Feb
*
common
Paper
28
Apr
1
Mines
International
27
43%
Jan
500
19%
1
Propane
Gaspe
Copper
Mines
Haye3 Steel Products
■
27 %
32
15
32
24
Feb
Feb
39
100
200
•
com
36
55c
95c
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Cons
Securities
36
60c
84c
1
1
Sullivan
Canada
45
36
Jan
1,860
al2
of
17c
20
1,165
45
*
Linoleum
Jan
23
all%
*
&
28c
73
.
„
1.90 Mar
Glass
Oilcloth
16 %c
22%
79 %
•
Mines
*
Mar
I2%c 12%c
__
•
Sturgeon River Mines
'Superior
.
23
Steep Rock Iron
1
2.00
Bros
Steeloy Mining
.
51
25
*
Mines
DuPont
Jan
12,900
Standard Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
-
Feb
30,910
•
Stadacona
31c
38c
Bpooner Oils
:
Jan
76c
51%
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
30c
•
Oil
Apr
68c
51 %
Spanish American Mines Ltd
v
Dalliousie
16% Mar
70c
32
15
30%
5%
80c
38c
21%
24%
19
88
Jan
1
15
30'A
22
•
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
46
Jan
33% Jan
Mar
6.00 Jan
53V. Apr
25
Feb
2lVa Jan
10 Jan
52
20%
18V4
27
14Va
28
21%
88
Mar
M&r
Mar
^pr
17Va Jan
1,350
1,460
150
125
100
272
1,710
25 *
5%
Jan
•
Oils
„
8
51
13%
45
11%-Fib
40 I. Jan
1,300
w-
20c
19,000
•
•
•
♦
53'A
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43
5'368
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14
100
6.00
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52c
II,570
i6%
24 %c
__
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Union
73c
i6i/4
241/4
5.60
52
24
19
31
15
30'A
1
Dominion
Siscoe
Slater
23%
5.60
52%
24%
19
Canadian Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
Anr
13>/«
233/4
Canadian Marconi
TaS
20'A
8
50
13 Va
44%
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High
Low
6%
100
550
3,805
1,615
8
49
13 Va
42%
„
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
13'A
■
44
•
Canada Vinegars
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian Cottons eommon
Canadian General Investments
Canadian Industries common
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
r 40 Mar
ton
Var
iow
.5
Bulolo Gold Dredging —
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
Canada «fe Dominion Sugar
Anr
Sate*
for Week
Shares
of Prices
*
5
•
1
Feb
14c
Curb Section
Range
Last
par
-
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Friday
Sale Price
aS?
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7fi3/! aS?
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70c Jan
54c Jan
,
■
STOCKS
Anr
13 y8
131/4
—
•
47,500
1,650
42c
Apr
,
2 69
Jan
13
1.35
»
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52c
42c
1
1
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Mar
43c
1
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class
45c
41c
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155
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13c Jan
3.90 Mar
JTa„
A
2.60 Jan
10V4c Jan
39c Mar
40c Jan
Jan
1.47
19c
Jan
14?
15,200
1.50 Mar
30,500
Apr
Apr
Canadian Fund*
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214
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535
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Apr
77?
900
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—
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SUanco
10 '/a
27%
•
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,
2.00
12c
45c
1.20 Mar
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2.00
x
p
Jan
An1?
175
Jan
2.89
92%
Jan
108
47,915
3.30
1
Gold
fiirs °°rdon
iMrr M-Hor87 Corp
Sicks
Breweries common
1
2.52
3.50
50c
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Sheep
2.52
•
2.70
55c
22c
25c
3.00
14%c
2.85
jan
Jan
200
2.40
Ma?
Ma?
2.07 Jan
Feb
42c Mar
16c Mar
11c Jan
2.09 Feb
25,150
42,500
62,100
140,645
50c
22c
25c
3.00
_•
Yukeno Mines
Zenmac Metal
45c
18c
18'A
Jan
12c
$8,000
15.A
^
22c
197/8C
33V. Jan
Mar
1.05
7,776
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
8bawlnlgan Water & Power com
5 70
15%
1
1
1
•
24c
90c
58,600
15i/4
2.40
*
Feb
Jan
80
19,000
3.70
143
Saskatchewan
Scurry
1.13
i5C 151/2c
_
3.50
*
Anr
65% Mar
"
'
uc
90c
•
8
Jan
4 70 Mar
500
Debentures
Sarnia Bridge
17%c Jan
Jan
12%
14
92
1.05
*
■
28% Mar
i6c
90c
•
Mar
10?
i6c
1
1
Feb
•
Sale, Lead & Zlnc
Ea??kee Canuck 011
ECil0reiX
^ellowknife Bear Mines..^
York Knitting, class A
Jan
1334
__
1
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
26c
,A70c
57%
1,250
1
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
■
1334
1
Ma?
•
Wright-Hargreaves
21% Mar
Mar
14c
205
__
Jan
Mar
36b1'Mar
5,380
30
25
1 90
16c
27,850
•
Feb
32c
22
Feb
21
17,465
•
Rights
Royaiite
Russell
'*
10
Royal Bank of Canada
'i
42%c Apr
46%
372
3,000
30%
28c
50
Wlllroy Mines
Wilrich Petroleums
Jan
215
Jan
2u%
6,284
RoxanaOils
■
7.90
21%
^1
300
50
26c26%c
__
Western Naco Petrol
Warrants
Weston (Geo; class A
Class B
Preferred
Mar
75c
Mar
73c
250
Rockwin Mines
Rowan Consolidated
'
49%
26c
—*
Preferred
Western Leaseholds
Jan
2 45
Mar
23c
91,867
?.
Roche Long Lac
"
Feb
25
21
1
Weedon Pyrite Copper
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Wesfc Malartic
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel Products
Western Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Western Decalta Petroleum Ltd
12 V. Jan
170 Mar
2 30
__
49%
mo
18,125
Aor
27c
Jan
2 30
_
8%
30c
290,700
Jan
10
2 01 Mar
10
61c
1
Rio Palmer Oil
18c
2 43
_
•
Rexspar Uranium
93/,
-
8i/a
*
;
35c
4 80 Mar
1.80
g3/4
4 75 Mar
2.95
2 50 Mar
1.85
8.50
Feb
..
Cbnsol
Western
135
4.40
Jan
4 25
26c
Feb
2 35
1
5.50
100
2.80
Mar
1.45
1
32,733
5
26c
*
Jan
30
2.45
•
8.50
5
2.80
ADr
1
Ltd
8.25
__
—
Jan
*
Co
8.40
1
Jan
Mining
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
1
"
4 85 Mar
1
Mines
8
13c
Violamac Mines
Vulcan Oils
W'aite Amulet Mines
Walker G & W
Jan
1
Grip & Batten
16c
7,470
63,700
Vicoux, Mines
Jan
4.15
68,125
Earth
17c
17%
19c
common.
Montauban
Vanadium
Jan
9.40
6,000
Rayrock
i6%
•
1,670
Rare
17%
Ventures
8.30
2 70
Feb
1
39c
<"
Jan
36c
Vandoo
) Mar
1.76
44%
22 450
Apr
1.95
44
Jan
10c
8,235
44c
Apr
7.25 Mar
.
52'A
•
1
2.14
Rapid
"b
2 45 Apr
2 40 Apr
51
Apr
Feb
6.90
21c
-1.70 Mar
19%
1.56 Jan
1.60 Jan
40c
•
Quebec
•
Jan
49
43c
United Oils
4.50
Mines
Pch
44%
Jan
51%
United Steel Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Apr
72c
Jan
67% Jan
5
Jan
6c
60%
,
32c
Uranium
Jan
•
—„
United
4'oo
Radiore
Jan
45
Jan
941/. Mar
116
25c
42%c
United Kenp Hill
2.00
Rainville Mines Ltd
518,430
42Vk
'
25
Fph
Jan
Jan
;—•
•
Jan
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manltou Mines
•
61,305
31,609
34c42%c
Jan
-
21V,
Anr
Mar
•
Feb
Waterous
•
2.45
2.40
40
•
1.34
39c
4.15
2.25
2.10
53V,
»
Feb
4'oo
4.40
2.38
2.18
Line
18c
,
2.10
Mining
20
125 Mar
Jan
113
13c
1,323
48
United Asbestos
Jan
1
„
44
48
Feo
jiS
22
60
2,000
•
13%
Jan
Feb
1,970
•
162
42%
;
Mar
Jan
58C
44%
350
-
48
^
Acceptance
Union Mining
Jan
Jan
5,750
7.55
22
22 %
Feb
60c
-
JS
36%
50
43
Resources
2nd preferred
Union Gas of Canada
'
f
,2.20 Mar
12% Mar
6,780
1
•
United Corps Ltd class A
Class B
United Eatella Mines
United Fuel Inv A preferred-..
1.72
Feb
68c
2,500
44
22
22
__
3*00
Apr
85c
2,807 "
113% 113%
13c
15c
__
133 Feb
2.00 Mar
'2,600
_..40
Triad OU
ADr
1.65
.
53V? Feb
41
22
22
preferred
* Union
-3.40 Feb
Apr
Feb
.
1.78
275
1 85
-
50
1
*
pans Prairie Pipeline
pend Petroleum
.
Jan
jan
12,297
202,600
«0
•
common..
_—
Transcontinental
'
Apr
Jan \
.
53%
59
39
1.20.
Mar
39%c Jan
»
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
.
37c
40c V
47,875
.
53%
Trans Mountain OU Pipe
1.19 Apr
.
49c- Jan
1
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Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
.
40,300
10,000
39
.
Jan
Jan
1/
I,085"
43
Warrants
-
46c
47c
1.00
6,75 Mar
51
2,000
21c
Feb
45c
52Va
Trans Era Oils
Feb
1.90
Jan
99c
6.90
0 00
15c
Jan
37c
_!
Jan
:
,1.35 Jan
10
Preston East Dome •;
Pronto Uranium Mines
"
Mar
17,985
15c
Jan
Jan
2.25
88c
45c
1 00
5%
2 63
43%c
2.40
53'/2
Toronto Iron Works
Apr
2 15
2.18
„20
Trans-Canada Explorations
pans Empire Oils
—1.53 Mar
23%
10,100
5.75
1
23c
,
7.85 Mar
61,650
-
57%
*
•
.
75c-
II,500
•
—
12%
60%
Corp
3,900
__10
-.
Feb
19c
V
^
Jan
33c
5,180
82c
L6c
r
River
Prairie
10,000
1.10
«u,
•
Traders Finance class A
7
Mar
37c
.
1.10 Mar
57,800
;
.
1
——
Premier
8.25
1.05
F?b
1
Mines-.
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Towagmac Exploration
.
1.99 Feb *
.
Mar
4.75
100
1
«
60c
1.00 Mar
105
2.35
•
Powell
-r
•
com
13c
40-
19
.
86% Mar
~ -?
9%c Jan
11,020
2,295
* 51 51%
,
a
10,200
'
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34
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2 Mar
27c
Jan
204,136
38c
.
:
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29,200
_1
^
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new
Oils
1.17
10%
51%
Feb
580
?
Jf® Mar
A™■'
18
-
Feb
52c
49,200
•
.
34c
19
Mines
Development
Power
7.75
1.08
'
4-_I
Class A
,1.40 Mar
.
77
21,780,
10%
-
r
.
1.58
94c
•
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37c
5
Mineral
&
Crpqr Gold
Powell
-
1.12
10%
_„____50
common
Ponder
,
1.30
common
E?1??1 2*1 & °as
Pickle
Placer
6%
'
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,
6
<
1
Pioneer Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
i
15c
1
_.
55,500
1.25
.,1.38
50c
_
Credit
2l',105
Jan
9
2.21
•
High
10c
1000
'
66,200
13c
1.10
6'A
l
_
Gas
Pipeline
.^Preferred
'
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69,350
36c
13 Vie
Jan
^
Jan
12%
27,068
33c
«,
-
90c
.
I,630
56c
1.13
«
Pathfinder -Petroleums
17,279
1.48
14%c
1-
1,100
33,507
lie
'
12c
;
,
,
85%.
1.20
r
35c
_1
s
17%
52'Ac
* 1.28
Parker Drilling
84%
,
53Vac
.
10c
Parbee Mines A
Pardee Amalgamated
17
84%..
•
Mines
Oils—*
Paramaque Mines
Pater
2.30
7.90
-
2.15
Toronto General Trusts
Feb
Low
17,500
12c
gya
Torbrlt Silver Mines™
.
Apr-
63c-
..
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
Toronto Dominion Bank
57c< Jan
V,
Jan
45c
-
n
1.40
12 % c 13 % c
17 y2
.
•
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Pan Western
r
13 % c
1
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1.35
.
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'
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.
Gold
Shares
2.28
25c
Tiara Mines
Tombill
.
10^c
9%
1
Thompaon-Lundmark
.
Pacific
Mines
Texas Calgary
,
~
.
111/2C
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Osisko Lake Mines
(
Gold
.
hr Wnk
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1
common
Temagami Mines
27
24
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Taylor,
Teck-Hughes
12% Mar
2]% Jan
Apr
365
~
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Jan
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Week's
Last
.
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_
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Jan
52c... Jan
820 r
.
18
410
4.05
-
2.50
9,100
i
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17%
1
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.
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Orange Crush
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98c
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n
1,00
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.
3.15
:
—
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3.00
STOCKS
"
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Low
•
common
tor Week
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1792)
.
.
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Illations tor Friday, April 6
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
Inc
6.69
institutional
Growth
Fuod.lc
11.66
12.75
4.10
4.38
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
7.52
8.23
9.45
10.33
1.63
1.79
-1
Inc—1
Mutua*.
.
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Eidge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Axe-Hough ton Fund
5
1
1
Corp
Broad Street Invest
Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
Inc
}
1
.
1
—1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc———
50o
Christiana Securities com—100
Preferred
109
Colonial Fund Inc—1—1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond <fc Stock
Fund—lc
Inc—— lc
4.62
10.97
10.87
11.88
6.79
7.44
6.71
8.60
9.35
Johnston
4.00
4.37
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
16.59
4
24.91
18.52
12.09
K-2
23.29
25.18
S-l
13.17
14.44
S-2
7.70
8.42
K-l
26.99
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
17.90
19.35
Life Insurance
Loomis
Sayles
E-
Fund
Stock
3.04
3.35
3.69
4.07
—lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
3.62
8.15
8.93
35.88
shares
Massachusetts
Investors Trust.l
Investors
Fund
—1
10.83
*
39.74
1
10.17
Gas
10.67
interest
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
3.63
3.95
20.02
21.65
20.15
3.17
9>4°
National Investors Corp
1
10.08
10.90
-1
1
11.09
12.12
7.01
7.66
1
8.95
1
1
6.42
General
4.91
8.92
1
6.47
1
30%
Corn
Stock
Series
Income
Dividend
7.52
7.79
11.38
15.48
12.44
16.74
4.22
8.00
4.62
8.70
10.49
11.50
New
England
78.79
7.77
Fund
of
Ltd
Canada
Peoples
Fund
Pioneer
Price
20.80
24.20
24.63
14.12
15.35
...
Inc
Inc
Inc
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(T
15.59
19.13
1
2.50
Fund
Fund
•
Corp
Securities
Street
Stock
Growth
Fund Inc.
8.45
1
1
Inc
1
(C-°n)
Fun'1—
1
8.57
10.38
Scudder Fund
9.47
shares
lc
(The) Stock Fund_lo
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
.—lie
13.64
12.79
14.93
14.00
8.11
8.89
Selected
lc
6.31
6.92
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
9.72
10.65
9.94
lc
lc
Fund
Common
shares—
RR
9.07
15.19
9.04
11.75
lc
lc
shares
9.94
12.86
lc
shares
2.93
shares
7.00
—-
32.26
6.77
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Notes—
21 Aug.
15, 1956
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
2%s March
l%s
April
15
l%s May
,
Shares
Amer
1
1
40.75
43.25
a30.92
Inc-l
12.53
Investors
Sterling Investment Fund
1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
Texas
Fund
1
Inc__.
United Accumulated
Fund—1
b3.20
3.05%
2.65%
10-
1-56
b3.20
3.05%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.25
3.10 %
2.95%
3-
1-56
12-
3
4-
2-56
1-
9-
1-55
3-55
7-
2-56
b3.00
2.80%
11-
1-55
8-
1-56
b3.10
2.90%
3 00%
12-
1-55
9-
4-56
b3.15
2.95%
United Income Fund
April 12, 1956—
April 19,
1956
April 26, 1956
May 3. 1956
May 10, 1956
May 17, 1956
May 24, 1956
3.10%
3.10%
Bills
Dollar Taint
—
Bid
Ask
99.985
99.946
99.903
99.859
99.817
99.774
99.730
99.983
99.940
99.897
99.853
99.808
99.764
99.718
31,
May
June
7,
Ask
99.671
99.685
99.623
19561956
99.636
99.578
99.593
June
21,
1956—
99.528
99.542
June
28,
1956-
99.482
99.498
July 5, 1956—-
99.425
99.437
June
1956.
14,
65%
Trust
Bank
12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank.-10
Commercial State Bk & Tr.-25
Cpunty Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
11.76
12.78
9.15
11.51
11.30
12.35
of
Franklin
27%
29%
30
63%
65%
Bank
-20
29
32
5
44
48
17.74
Guaranty Trust Co
-20
6.60
7.21
Hanover
-10
6.35
6.94
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
13.43
14.63
Irving
Kings
32%
34%
11.91
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
lo'
11.47
12.54
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Investors
(The)
l
7.18
7.85
9.20
10.05
Manufacturers
1
27.85
30.35
Meadow
1
12.67
13.70
1
5.63
7.44
Long
Inc
Wellington Fund
Bank—
Trust
<
County Trust Co
Island Trust™.
1
Mutual
Fund
Trust
80%
47%
49%
Insurance
Far
Aetna Casualty Si Surety
Bid
io
119
_lo
71
lo
Aetna Insurance Co
190
_.
Agriculture.*! Insurance Co
Ask
Far
Insurance Co
129
74 V2
35%
24 %
(Greensboro
38
Amer„a
C)
41
137
31
34
125
133
10
2od
20
93
103
44
48
-10
41%
43%
Life
43
46
Merchants Fire
29%
30%
Merchants & Manufacturers
National Fire
-
Maryland Casualty™
Massachusetts Bonding
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
American Re-insurance
1
5%
_5
27%
American
25
96
101
lo
51
56
5
38
40
New Hampshire
New York Fire
Camden Fire Ins Assn (N J)__5
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
10
27
28%
I
Shippers-
Boston Insurance Co—
Ins
2
Connecticut
General Life
Continental Assurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crtun & Forster Inc
122
130
93
98
10
240
178
186
129
135
10
Rtaiployees Group Assoc..
Employees Reinsurance
•
I5
;
4
4
12%
10
;
49
52
■
General Reinsurance
Corp
72
..
I__H
"
~
American
(Jacksonville
^
Recent
98%
96%
Bonds—
Bid
3%s
Power
-1986
Plywood 5%s
1975
13%
Detroit Steel 4%s
10
82
90
Houston Light
_lo
50%
55%
Lear, Inc
10
63%
67
Lowenstein
1970
Fruehauf Trailer Co 4s
4s
5
10
_10
convertible
4.25s
(M)
28%
85
Mich Cons
23%
25
14
16%
Narragansett Elec 3%s
1986
New Jersey Bell Tel 3%s—1995
New York Telephone 3%s__1996
71
79
60
57%
50
53
58%
61%
10
51%
54%
5
77%
1980
Pacific
Gas
&
Elec
3%s__1988
82%
98%
105
94%
100
Nat'l
Bank
'
6c
121
49%
51%,
58%
62%
—17
59
63
25
59
63
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 6c Tr_20
Louis—
Boatmen's
First
National
National
Bank—20
Bank
Trust
Co
Louis Union Trust
20
76%
81%
Francisco—
A__6.25
39-
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
San Diego Gas & Elec
41
Paper
3s
99%
Textron
97%
Tide
tEx-3-for-l
48%
u S Fire
3
U S Life Insurance Co in the
27%
30%
98%
99%
.1971
111%
111%
conv
Net
asset
City of N Y
4
145
155
1971
104%
105%
3%s_1986
100 %
100%
109
111
60
61
101
126
98%
106
Stocks—
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
General
95 %
101
pfd—100
Telephone Corp—
preferred
Louisiana
Power &
4^4% preferred
50
Light—
100
100%
preferred
100
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
4.90% preferred
100
Westchester Fire
2
29
98 %
99
Texas Eastern Transmission—
99
99%
99%
99%
5.50%
b Bid yield price.
tNew stock.
x
value.
Stock Exchange.
99
5s
American
102
split
Ex-dividend,
wiWhen
k Admitted to listing on
98
Water Assoc Oil
100%
♦No par
a
Ask
3%s_1985
100%
value
tEx-100% stock dividend
64
50
Mellon
'
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
61
48
Pittsburgh—
61%
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire As Marine—10
1931
:
Gas 3%s
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lO
Q
(N J)
County Bank & Trust Co
4.25%
28%
58
I
& Sons—
.33 %
104
Bank
Texas Electric Service 3% s_1986
124
31%
96
114
National
Scott
100
80
4%s
__
103
1976
3%s_198G
1970
standard Accident
Travelers
168
Trust—25
10
Detroit
Security Issues
Ask
100%
f_1976
s
—
& Pow
26%
__
•
13%
41%
46
35%
of
65%
24%
160
10
First
San
40
-
59
33
Bank
City—■
Jersey
Bank of Amer NTAS
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
Hartford Steamboiler
""in
55
56
Detroit—
National
43
Albany
5
Fla)l2%
Home
75
51
10
39
of
82
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co_.
lo
69%
_25
Los Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
12.50
Tr
—10
Bank
10%
Providence-Washington
44%
47%
Albany, N. Y.—
State
77
61%
94
66%
&
Co
St
12.50
3.33%
83
67%
64%
Trust
71%
Bell Telephone Co of Penn—
3%s
1996
.
38
33
&
68%
43%
Phoenix
35
30
Bk
Connecticut
-20
39%
40
48
United States Trust
2.50
36
46
Commerce
Mercantile
Alabama
35%
69
10
of
24
Atlas
38
67
205
34%
Indemnity Co_.
Peerless Casualty Co
86
9
44
44%
Pacific
252
16
21
32%
69
40
262
50
Bank
Union
38%
Co
Trust
198
41%
Fire
340
—10
5
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
330
City Bank
Cleveland
St.
lo
Pacific
43%
20%
8
52%
69
5
18%
45
65
~~~4
Royal State Bank of N Y_ —5
Rye National Bank
.—2
Security National Bank of
__10
Huntington (L I)
Sterling National
—25
48%
79
F)
69%
2
Northern
100
200
Bank
336
66%
New Amsterdam
58%
Newark
329
-25
Trust-
43
Fire Assn
Life
-100
York
5
65%
10
2;5o
27
National Union Fire
Fidelity 6c Deposit of Md_IIIlo
Philadelphia
25
106
River-.,
Northeastern
Bk_100
440
43%
60%
260
5
10
5
98
Fire
308
430
Savings
National
Central
Paterson
Freeport
Morgan (J P) 8c Co Inc
lo
Casualty-
302
37
41%
—5
North
Surety
35
5
/.Vsurance
100
Cleveland—
Bank
of
215
National
31%
31%
93
Trust—33%
&
Bank
&
Trade Bank & Trust Co
132
29%
29%
Ask
122
10
29 %
6
118
Ins—
Lincoln
26 %
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
•1.25 conv preferred
5
American Home Assurance Co.5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)__2%
N
Life
Bid
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
37 %
2
of North
Jefferson Standard
201
lo
Automobile
Companies
Trust
39
-10
Co
Brook National
77%
36
New
Fund
National
Harris
Hartford National Bank
-
16.32
Ltd
Bank
National
First
78
90
Connecticut—
Bank—
Square NY
Ask
Illinois
Continental
National
Bank
Natl
National
Bid
75
29%
190
28
Rochelle
New
Franklin
63
27
-20
Westchester
First
47%
and Trust—25
Natl Bank
City
Northern Trust Co
York
New
46%
58
180
Trust—-10
Bank &
Trust Co
National City
First
Par
Chicago—
51%
5
Fiduciary
9.33
67%
49%
10
Empire Trust.
Federation
259
251
1
Canada
10.89 '
Fund
100
York
New
13.28
3.54
Companies
Ask
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
of
Bank
Bid
York—
1
Line
lo
1
Bank & Trust
Income Fund Inc..1
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
Wall Street Investing Corp
Fire
b3.25
b3.25
lit *
26
1
United Science Fund..
Washington
Hanover
56
2-57
Dollar Value
12.18
8.37
Shares.l
10.55
Republic
3.10%
United Slates Treasury
24
10.59
United Continental Fund—1
21.63
&
Ask
10- lr56
2-56
10-
of
11.73
Inc
12.85
United Funds Inc—
9.65
Globe
Bid
Due
3-56
4-
2.95%
New
13.55
20.01
Gulf Life
.
1-
—
14.58
1
.Great
Dated
Rate
Ask
2.55%
46%
12.40
Investors Inc
1
Glens Falls-
94
3.05%
Par
—
Fund
(Edson B)
%»«oroorated
Investors
44%
13.32
10.73
Income Fund of Boston
& Clark—
Stock Fund
Incorporated Income Fund
(8
95.10
93.24.
1961
94.10
12.73
1
2.97
of
1,
96
95.2
3.125%
Bankers
2.72
Fund
April
95.24
94.8
19*0
l%s
96.18
2.60%
Chase Manhattan
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Firemen's
96.10
b2.90
16.15
United
Franklin
1,
97.7
b2.90
13.26
Value
of
Oct.
97.6
97.5
—
1-56
14.74
17.17
Fireman's
1 %8
99.27
96.30
1-56
6-
12.27
17.93
Federal
97.34
1957.
5-
1.25
15.88
Life
98:12
99.25
15,
1-55
8-
10.85
17.39
Natl
98.29
98.27
Bid
Due
Dated
2.30%
10.03
a25.04
Columbian
98.27
97.16
Aug.
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April 1,
1960
99.30
99.26
98.25
Ask
if1"
27/8s June 15, 1958
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
100.7
99.4
98.28
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
a24.27
1
&
98.20
98.4
100
100.4
100.1
99.28
99.18
1957
15,
1
1
Bankers
100
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
l%s April 1, 1958
2s
99.31
99.31
100.2
99.31
100.5
1957
1957
1.
a37.71
_1
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
American
98.10
14.28
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
9.87
16.93
Aetna Life
99.29
7.32
13.21
State Street Investment Corp..•
4.70
Inst Foundation
1956__
1958
Maturity-
Treasury
Stevens
Southwestern
17.96
4.28
9.01
16.44
Institutional
20,
20,
Nov.
2Vis Jan.
Ask
99.29
—_
1957
15,
Feb.
Smith
7.68
lo
shares
Fund
1956
Shareholders Trust of Boston..1
12.74
16.41
Haydock
2%s
1,
•
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Television-Electronics Fund
11.63
Utility shares
Inc..1
14.08
3.23
lc
Gtowth Industry Shares Inc—1
Tobacco
3%S
Treasury
1956
22,
June
2%s Dec.
Clark
Sovereign
_lc
Steel
&
9.43
12.87
10.89
lo
shares
of Canada
Stevens
16.63
lc
equipment shares
stock
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
28 June 22, 1956
:
•
Scudder,
Common
lc
shares
Bond
Railroad
10.86
11.73
7.82
shares—lc
Bond
shares
Railroad
~
„
Chemical
Petroleum
31.94
xll.71
Fund
Science & Nuclear Funds
Mining
97.8
1960
1,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nd« of a point
Maturity—
Bid
14.23
P'Unam
Institutional
97
97.8
9.75
3.74
Puritan
Merchandising
96.10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Shares-
1956
Philadelphia
Pine
Trust
American
Series
;
12.85
Food
98.18
York Capital Fund
North
1
Stock Series—
Growth
New
Series
J*--®9
Building shares
Capital Growth
1956
1957
2.80%
Series
Preferred
15.31
lc
96.2
Shares—
Series
Bond
Stock
14.01
lc
1,
32%
Inc
Security Series—
Balanced
5.43
_1
shares
4,
Sepc
June
22.55
National
8.26
18.66
3.89
Automobile
Aviation
2s
7.07
1
20.86
Invest
beneficial
of
24.19
22.35
3.58
Securities—
shares
Group
97.4
1960
5.37
1
9.74
1
96.28
7.02
Series
Series.—
Trust
7.55
Corp
Investors Trust
97
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
99.29
99.31
98.26
99.25
99.27
1956
1,
98.16
1959
9.78
Mutual
17.03
Capital
General
2.95s
al5.16
13.83
2
Industries Fund Inc
*
11.15
1
Shares
12.62
lc
series
Inc—
2%s June
2.35s June
98.24
1958
1958
42.96
Fund
1
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors Inc
99.26
99.31
99.30
11.71
Life Fund
Inc
11.48
22.63
20.90
4.97
100.2
99.30
100
.
97^2^''97.30
Stock
Growth
Massachusetts
1
1
Corp—I
.—
1,
2%s Nov. 1,
2Vis May 1,
2Vis Feb. 1,
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
38.71
Transport
Mutual
Bqulty Fund Inc
—20c
ftderpted Fund of New Eng—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund.
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common $tock series
lc
Futures
3.86
„
Investment
Bectronics
3.50
3.28
15.03
8 72
3.11
lc
12.62
11.87
2.89
2.81
5.78
lc
shares
65.48
1
5.25
5.43
Metal
14.88
-
Shares
Fund Inc
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
a45.70
»:
4.93
Special Investment shares—lc
.1
Series
1957—
wl__
99.2R.
'•'*
1957-55
1,
2%s May
4.68
17.69
Mutual
Dreyfus
6.79
lc
shares
64.83
Shares—
2.50
.—25c
6.23
4.25
Petroleum
8.02
15,
2 Vis
lo
shares
1
Fund
15%
Fund—*
Mutual
1
Diversified Growth
Stock Fund
14%
shares
Automobile
Mass
1
25o
Stk Fund Inc__ 1
18.31
7.33
Jan.
13.42
Electrical Equipment shares, lc
General Industries shares—lc
—
1956
99.27
1957j
7.21
12.28
20.38
16.36
.1
6.58
Managed Funds—
Paper
49.52
1
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
13.92
15,
12.12
24.97
12.81
Oct.
11.49
6.53
10.49
100.1
100
15,
15.88
11.20
5.96
9.65
99.30
99.29
Feb
l%s Oct.
100
99.30
14.24
14.55
10.53
Knickerbocker
.
1956
1956
Bonds—
19.07
13.05
21.30
142
23.75
17,
13.71
17.48
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks>_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
19.69
16.85
.1
Dividend
11.96
21.14
B-3
13.96
.1
Trustee
10,96
19.38
12.56
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
12.91
21.88
15,
3s
-
100
Aug.
3%s Sept.
20.93
11.18
137
99.29
Bank
Land
2%s May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100.1
1956.—
3.20s
27.86
19.18
17.13
99.31
99.31
16.
3.15s
25.54
23.17
1956
1956-
15,
July
Ask
Bid
100.1
100.1
99.31
3.05s
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
16,000 16,600
June
27.48
14.65
-
3s
32nds of a point
more
or
Federal
1956
J 6,
2%s May 15,
3Vis
a27.98
26.33
13.48
.1
Dlrersified
Mutual Fund.l
(The)
B-3
5%
%
America
B-2
10%
9%
of
Co
April
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
2.50s
5.05
10.04
6.17
15.21
Federal
15.53
Insur
Fund
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
.1
Delaware
14.20
Institutional
Intl Resources
Investment
18.75
Inc—
Fund
Bid
S-4
Ltd —
Fund Inc
Fund
Canada General
Figures after decimal point represent
(Conti—
1.83
6.18
Fund
Fund Trust
*
'Atomic'Development1'•
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc.,,1
Bullock
Institutional Shares Ltd
Ask
1.67
Associated
California
Bid
Far
Funds—
.1.25
Business Shares
American
Mutual
-25c
Fund
Affiliated Fund
Aberdeen
American
Ask
Bid
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
31
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•
ISSUES"
100
98
101%
100
'
Volume
Number
183
5523
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1793)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended March 31
1956
Bank clearings
this week will show
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
1,729,775
1,473,204
Chester
of the country,
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 7, clearings for all
2.8% above those of the corresponding week last year.
1,317,880
Lancaster
4,607,191
Philadelphia
Reading
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
998,000,000
$20,511,811,925 against $19,949,921,580 for the
there is
same
loss for the week ending Friday of 7.6%.
a
week in 1955.
At this center
Our comparative
summary
3,292,570
1956
New York
%
1955
$10,076,572,236 $10,899,001,693
—
,
767,485,441
+ 53.3
Philadelphia
1,330,000,000
910,000,000
+ 46.2
370,172,327
St.
Louis
+
8.0
+
0.5
636,542,000
572,182,483
Pittsburgh
413,521,162
352,049,850
526,472,785
433,370,058
374,140,203
339,836,811
+ 10.1
Ten cities,
five
five
cities,
Total
days
all
cities,
3,858,186,775
five days—
Total
+
west
2.2
5.2
10,904,442
1,233,624,309
13.3
1,193,975,147
956,803,841
265,253,027
9,561,072
237,820,081
+ 11.5
8,679,275
235,965,049
247,793,612
458,269,907
+ 18.5
450,753,543
465,060,820
6.8
417,303,502
1,199,225,114
11,776,738
1
;
44,736,200
$19,750,174,590 $19,216,718,193
+
9,578,072
—15.1
10,959,133
+ 13.1
485,798,344
(7
403,100,079
+ 20.5
1,171,186,744
■+17.1
1,152,502,108
+
3.9
$20,511,811,925 $19,949,921,580
for week
+
Virginia—Huntington
of next
issue
We
week.
cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
3,181,561
District of
are
them
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which
J
For that week there
was
increase of
an
week ended
—
8.3%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a
ings at this center showing
increase of 11.7%.
an
the Federal Reserve Districts in which
ment of 11.2%
they
are
6,350,271
(including this city) the totals record
and in the Boston Reserve District of 18.5%, but in the
Reserve District the totals register a falling off of
13.3%.
5.0%.
5,506,743
313,896,486
337,223,710
4.4
107,114,817
115,282,194
570,176,623
+
8.2
614,907,482
641,923,085
26,831,009
25,050,905
+
7.1
+
7.5
325,700,000
+
2.5
91,448,132
311,200,000
5,900,704
6,345,782
5,649,569
™
10,797,124
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
cities)__
Philadelphia
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
but the
St. Louis
Reserve
/Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.4%.
decrease
of 28.0%
-"
of 2.5%
but in the Dallas
District
enjoys
gain of 11.0%
a
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
Reserve District the totals show
an
increase
following
furnish
we
a
summary
525,477
163,491,762
1,024,071,299
975,595,407
+
5.0
894,005,538
889,098,372
3.8
*2,100,000
2,023,400
16,419,547
16,378,028
+
0.3
7,886,642
7,382,022
+
6.8
10,264,649
8,662,489
+ 18.5
2,468,180
15,231,821
6,294,247
8,086,614
68,892,000
64,343,000
7.1
68,468,000
7,895,447
—13.1
7,547,975
9,597,453
3,218,331
9,085,550
3,515,979
8.5
130,232,924
107,142,599
3,215,379
120,702,403
114,035,525
'
;
Bend
Terre
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Rapids
5,915,550
47,863,796
1955
1956
Week Ended March 31—
1st Boston
2nd New York
3rd
I
Cleveland
6th Richmond
6th
•<
7th
Chicago
8th
St. Louis
Minneapolis
7
10th Kansas City
11th
Total
_
___
Outside
t
New
We
__
_
York
now
add
«
i
'
f
Total
5,216,014
i
9.1
327,400,000
326,600,000
161,523,820
156,617,195
956,803,841
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
113,551,425
102,864,613
+ 10.4
104,017,664
2,177,445
2,123,125
92,838,962
2,008,017
654,530,105
589,881,754
1,233,624,309
—13.3;
1,193,975,147
+ 17.1
1,152,502,108
8.2
614,907,482
641,923,085
+
5.0
894,005,538
1,249,630,663
1,132,836,084
Louis
_
Total
(4 cities)
578,064,174
6.4
440,786,014
455,045,492
Minneapolis
337,354,830
311,838,489
+
8.2
541,130,274
554,752,606
—
2.5
542,328,050
541,087,842
St.
119,805,691
117,073,536
+
+ 28.0
421,009,196
406,197,901
7.6
965,849,921
1,006,966,594
—
Ninth Federal Reserve District— Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
North
477,878,153
373,286,926
1,100,198,005
1,022,702,646
+
21,065,455,362
19,446,626,001
+
8.3
20,208,691,652
Dakota—Fargo
6,457,593
+
4.7
9,311,657,177
9,114,286,435
Total
12,591,103
(7
494,154,810
cities).
1955
$
Inc.
1954
1953
$
or
Dec. %
S
3.6
4,641,087
5,005,022
7.5
12,739,971
12,856,403
6.4
—
3,401,647
7.8
+
5,801,818
3.3
—
—
440,786,014
455,045,492
3,521,999
2,238,466
+
9.3
2,252,333
2,013,133
5,934,534
+
5.5
5,232,340
5,481,066
578,463,897
+ 21.4
622,665,317
3,151,642
3.9
2,993,858
1,074,408
+ 21.7
1,027,963
3,450,662
—15.9
3,461,158
3,353,809
13,629,991
12,541,787
8.7
10,578,770
12,532,544
10,431,074
•
880,659
+ 14.3
912,776
—34.5
680,545
787,486
7,879,318
1.7
9,508,087
7,963,384
+ 19.4
8,841,120
153,796,398
6,796,115
10,073,345
136,699,894
8,017,573
139,361,861
23,351,962
3.0
20,414,844
20,548,787
346,185,387
24,072,514
357,894,901
3.3
353,668,201
11,620,327
11,238,311
3.4
333,397,714
11,198,464
4,281,073
4,410,627
2.9
3,403,109
3,006,871
—
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
City—
Joseph
—
1.9
—
—
—
+
911,970
877,861
129,940,311
8,580,358
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
(a)
cities)
(9
2,887,771
554,752,606
541,130,274
.
—
(a)
10,419,039
—
2.5
542,328,050
3,185,583'
541,087,842
930,487
2,902,027
;
City-
1,006,140
695,189,767
1,307,440
_
+
598,036
Missouri—Kansas
3,029,530
—
—
+
2,710,770
3.9
7,872,540
9,517,734
37,269,051
—16.2
42,398,065
35,018,268
18,743,600
—10.1
17,577,640
12,663,537
1.7
24,122,900
35,513,700
10,038,037
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
16,856,894
24,992,900
2,246,845
2,345,571
817,979,084
690,244,555
+
4.2
2,096,245
1,994,302
+ 18.5
742,279,129
11,833,328
7,292,677
+ 62.3
9,223,&:j
8,980,642
404,448,996
314,539,878
+ 28.6
35,661,072
26,522,482
+ 34.5
360,363,805
28,297,319
346,587,455
31,602,275
5,634,100
I
Dallas
Forth
31,243,405
25.417,600
—
464,212,385
.
Lincoln
702,204,294
_-
New Hampshire—Manchester
13,334,449
Hastings
St.
Haven
5,111,704
—
Nebraska—Fremont
6,263,466
Rhode Island—Providence
3,764,075
5,534,010
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
city and for the
2,446,518
I,
Connecticut—Hartford
6,696,745
3,640,022
Montana—Billings
5,855,723
112,150,833
18,651,163,498
9,323,807,571
6,393,387
8,721,561
Paul__.
South Dakota—Aberdeen
/
cities)
4,927,528
595,064,228
+
_
(12
6,582,016
295,291,522
112,327,953
310,727,984
2.3
+ 11.0
464,212,385
_
Total
+ 36.4
589,881,754
*
i;
578,064,174
1,298,545,616
New Bedford
New
595,064,228
494,154,810
'
2,122,744^.
+ 11.0
570,176,623
975,595,407
Omaha
Worcester
2.6
+
889,098,372
5.9
"
Missouri—St.
1,199,225,114
+
1,171,186,744
$
Springfield
4,154,717
1,132,836,084
+ 14.9
1956
River
4,872,991
1,249,630,663
+
4
Lowell
j.
7.5
5.9
166,594,016
First Federal Reserve District—Bcstcc—
Fall
+
1,298,545,616
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
Week Ended March 31
Massachusetts—Boston
4,853,067
1,221,826,193
(17 cities)
1953
9,758,894,973
|
12,752,967
8,814,968
654,530,105
«
i
7,555,883
318,300,000
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Portland
12,026,264
4.0
1,221,826,133
••
| Maine—Bangor
6.8
+
191,401,235
Clearings at—
•'
+
8,852,774
347,400,000
.
__
12,147,473
9,205,510
1,352,933
814,752,038
....
Kentucky—Louisville
^
t
3,851,187
12,976,374
Springfield
week ended March 31 for four
years:
4
5,206,983
617,039,128
City
our
922,924,394
—16.5
10,026,995,882
U
109
—10.8
5,684,860
i
Helena
,
—29.1
979,409,673
4,748,870
11,396,354,176
M
10
15,045,605
+ 11.2
H
0
Francisco—
41,258,394
10,502,416,430
<•
Dallas
12th San
4,546,073
43,236,079
816,919,117
9
17
5,050,276
8.7
1,024,071,299
•<
4
9th
1.2
+
742,279,129
1,371,115,062
M
10
+
—10.8
+ 18.5
M
6
Atlanta
$
3,086,007
690,244,555
1,069,526,618
M
7
1954
or
Dec. %
8,817,666
11,676,006,631
M
11
Inc.
$
7,435,409
68,451,000
15,023,079
1,720,095
Decatur
*
1,899,683
12,984,454
817,979,084
cltlat
—10
—
Philadelphia
4th
$
12
+ 21.6
1,480,647
City
Peoria
/
—
15,490,592
Illinois—Bloomington
1,049,111
Chicago
ru—••874,117,-107
+
46,243,378
13,824,321
+
5,845,085
Des Moines
by Federal Reserve Districts:
OF BANK CLEARINGS
SUMMARY
i
8,918,244
503,019
162,159,819
Indianapolis
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.6%.
In the
10,682,813
5.3
+
District—Chicago—
Rockford
•
+ 12.2
9,622,779
3,919,393
+ 15.9
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Iowa—Cedar
148,421,986
515,281
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
and the
134,145,352
126,918,890
162,645,924
Grand
In the Cleveland Reserve
161,058,825
4.6
+
542,831
__
Seventh Federal Reserve
improve¬
1.5
—
188,538,265
—
Orleans
in the
(10
80,389,756
322,600,000
6,373,131
—12.0
163,819,472
Mobile
7.0
20,313,271
,•
4,961,713
3,746,555
—
6,422,197
172,320,607
171,343,389
Sioux
loss of 5.9%
5,305,169
3-,325,772
103,152,460
333,900,000
...
169,703,707
17.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 8.2%
larger by
are
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
6.5
;
South
District the totals
7.0
113,187,837
Alabama—Birmingham
note that in
an
5,935,004
272,173,217
Florida—Jacksonville
We group the cities according to
we
18,719,000
617,039,128
Augusta
gain of 4.7%, the bank clear¬
located and from this
161,262,810
110,864,701
Michigan—Ann
the New York Reserve District
4,130,202
16,914,000
167,069,967
113,213,116
(6 cities)
Total
week in 1955.
4,405,469
0.6
+ 15.8
—
289,869,751
Columbia—Washington—
Nashville
present further below,
we
the whole country having amounted to $21,065,455,366 against $19,446,626,001
*
6,769,500
—18.4
19,122,000
155,858,546
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
not available at time of going to press.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
March 31.
a
42,299,600
11,666,017
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
today, inasmuch as the week
cases
3,900,019
19,008,370
Macon
In the elaborate detailed
*
+
180,416,059
2.8
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
a
8,332,063
44,744,300
8,296,832
11,386,778
392,676,331
1,371,115,062
cities).
Georgia—Atlanta
f
41,898,490
8,136,516
II
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
2.8
733,203,387
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
same
+ 23.2
12,397,344
I
Richmond
Total
are
3,200,923
8,152,324
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+
3,666,016,925
761,637,335
Total all cities
we
7,,338,786
12,084,922
+ 11.2
$15,891,987,815 $15,550,701,268
days—
All cities, one day
ends
—21.3
12 ,680,814
Bouth
our
6,915,964
3 ,751,709
15,,814,750
Virginia—Norfolk
Other
in
5,,974,830
2.3
+ 21.5
Baltimore
3 ,739,484
+ 17.9
—
—12.0
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 17.5
Cleveland
—12.4
+128.7
Youngs town
+ 10.2
San Francisco
902,000,000
3,521,830
1,069,526,618
cities)
Mansfield
315,500,000
1,888,090
5,480,841
1,134 ,000,000
13,311,733
Columbus
368,316,376
347,800,000
,892,206
5 ,308,852
13,617,063
Cleveland
592,958,556
-
1
9.1
—15.1
543,016,893
(11
Cincinnati
640,438,495
—3L7
11,985,476
Ohio—Canton
1,176,328,607
Boston
1,303,835
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
7.6
Chicago
Kansas City
1 ,649,899
30,441,661
Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended April 7
t
1,350,670
—
4,119,054
6,817,817
the week follows:
Total
1953
%
1 ,823,817
+ 11.9
3,757,195
5,364,391
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1954
or
+ 15.0
6,180,523
4,023,738
York
for
Inc.
Dec. %
1,503,889
1,317,034
1,929,663
5,070,338
1,176,900,000
7,239,652
Scranton
Our preliminary totals stand
Wilkes-Barre
at
$
*
Bethlehem
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
1955
$
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
45
Worth
Galveston
Wichita
7,278,000
Falls
6,124,998
8.0
11,365,050
4,454,000
5,486,259
9,087,270
+28.0
6,099,213
12,811,676
477,878,153
12.7
421,009,196
406,197,901
159,058,400
148,985,435
4,397,726
158,218,478
69,888,433
+ 20.9
6,021,000
6,873,246
11,733,511
373,286,926
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
—
816,919,117
—
Total
(6
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle—1
Second Federal Reserve District—lew York—
Hew
York—Albany
Binghamton
2.434.291
Jamestown
—
2,870,795
3.4
118,462,438
120,857,513
2,371,535
+
2,243,953
4.8
Utah—Salt
San
+ 31.4
2,015,742
2,062,318
+ 11.7
10,897,034,475
9,536,877,063
30,734,936
+ 16.8
29,150,763
18,074,435
*24,000,000
•22,600,000
Jersey—Newark
cities)
139,313,061
+
1.5
82,267,392
18,380,660
72,133,544
21,985,659
+10.7
15,732,340
13,106,730
1+20.0
14,287,041
602,479,185
559,256,868
7.7
522,742,019
12,575,134
4,974,668
7,817,766
+
17,760,614
12,639,399
565,336,273
15,533,253
5,345,707
8,861,276
6,082,544
18,877,348
5,406,438
+12.4
+20.5
10,764,736
9,464,645
+13.7
..1,100,198,005
1,022,702,646
+
7.6
965,849,921
1,006,966,594
21,065,455,362
19,446,626,001
+
8.3
20,208,691,652
18,651,163,498
9,758,894,973
9,323,807,571
+
4.7
9,311,657,177
9,114,286,433
29,393,669
18,380,965
2.3
73,204,622
Jose
2,246,635
4,433,780
—
24,334,724
1
—
Francisco
10,122,818,430
20,105,101
Northern New Jersey..
City
+17.5
—15.3
156,022,809
21,219,831
Pasadena
San
35,892,216
Connecticut—Stamford..
Lake
.
5,127,478
152,414,831
—
California—Long Beach
Santa
Syracuse
4,343,158
Oregon—Portland
2,513,643
2,951,298
Rochester
(10
171,366,461
11,306,560.389
York
Total
137,834,842
190,377,285
6.6
4,391,300
+
3,971,710
133,150,794
Elmira
New
24,027,762
(a)
Buffalo
New
25,613,004
161,321,127
189,622,034
Yakima
18,116,137
+ 11.0
*22,500,000
+ 17.5
—22.9
65,156,237
64,458,372
54,872,790
+ 11.2
11,396,354,176
10.026,995,882
Total
:
(10
cities)
■
46,189,839
1.4
J
26,439,135
Barbara
Stockton
53,509,982
69,435,040
69,300,371
68,359,403
11,676,006,631
10,502,416,430
+
1
Grand
Outside
total
(109
New York
•Estimated,
cities)
City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
.
,
.»
46
(1794)
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
We give below
countries of the world.
1st
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
4%
Bros.,
Morrell
1956, INCLUSIVE
1956 TO APRIL 5,
30,
Monetary Unit
Country and
(Value In United States Money)
first
March 30
markka
(Metropolitan),
.328133
.327966
.0200458
1.001093
1.001250
1.001250
.210000
,
.210100
.210200
.00435401*-
.00285468
.00285500
.00285500
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*7
.209933
.210000
.210100
.210200
2.803437
2.804375
2.806250
.210100
Netherlands,
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261000
.261050
.261050
2.775474
—f
2.776608
2.773465
2.779393
Switzerland,
pound
Corp.,
Ohio
&
2.793897
2.795765
2.796699
Telegraph
&
2.807187
Gas
&
and
April 4,
notes
certificate
1956.
of
other
845,173
and
Industrial
—
6,504
—
61,564
665
—
17
loans
advances;
,t_,
7'/;J
Acceptances:
Bought
S.
Government
Bought
i
—-
jL
.•!■
—
—-
5,000
—
Total
from
loans
+
5,000
—
36,244
—
24,268,412
securities..
and
foreign
Uncollected
items
cash
—
22
4,205,011
banks
—
Loans
56,080
—
97,178
Other
59
+
8,390
+
3,550
—
—
Real
16,601
50,363,655
-
—291,496
loans
+
36,798
+455,283
Member
bank
18,585,544
reserves..
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Total
deposits
—
—
—
19,717,807
3,338,704
-
Other liab. and accrued dividends
60,785
24,536
8,421
15,983
14,184
+
—312,214
+298,089
35,270
—301,933
—
18,134
557
+
-CAPITAL
7).
(Section
13b)
Other capital
.Total
liab.
of
and
gold
deposit
bilities
211,448
capital
R.
Balances
Time
U.
—
8,341
on
-
10,363
securities—total—__
loan
(quar.)
$2
12-10..
11-16*
preferred
$2
12-10
11-10
B
.
record
the
payment
May
Grand
in
1
being
Union
such
of
with
the
made.
.
19,926
5614c
Y.)
(N.
37Vic
(quar.)
Federal
Banks—
Reserve
32,711
•+
deposits
13,382
banks
867?
13
+1,8751
449
409
—2,152
—
—
—
—
69
+
33
—
Hamilton
46
6
—
Hamilton
—291,496
+536,049
loans
—
____
•
4-25
;
4-14-
6-12
..
5-10
8-17
$40c. 7, 5 - 1
:
•
0-1.
$60c
4-20
25c
5- 1
777 25c
i,
6-
.
4-16
.'4-14
5..
5-
5
5-15
..
75c
$$1.25
4-
5-15
7.1.60c.
preferred .(quar,)
1
4-11
4-16
5-15
10%
Jr
4-16
;
(quar.)
5-
4
Funds, Inc.—
Series
H-C
Series
H-D
13VacJ J
7—
13'/2c
4-30
3-31
4-12
4-20
4-
40c
(s-a)
4-30
$1.50
—
preferred
5%
3-31
.4-30
62 Vic
A
Organ,
55,733
.
—767
143
+
21,618
demand
+1,797
—159
+32
•
+72
+384
1,518
S.-Government
+23
4,534
9,996
U.
deposits
banks
5-14
4-24
Hartford
+88
Reserve
Banks
566
others
loans
loan
banks
items-
and
million,
shown
are
+
130
valuation
,
5%
respectively.
loans
and
"other"
-
.
preferred
>
Co.,
.1%
j
3
4-
5
—_____—
1
5-
4-16
4-
..4-25
5
4-
4-16
: 4-16;.
,
8=
'4-
.
3
4-
2
-4-30
4-
9
4-30
15c
—
1
4-16
4-
9
•
4-30
4- 9
933/4C
4-10
3-247
4&c
4-30
4-30
Heller (W. E.) & Co., 5c preferred (quar.)__
..$1.25
4-16'..
Hercules Galion Products, 7% pfd. (quar.)_ .Ml
35c ,5-1
4-25
i 5-15
Hercules Powder, 5% pfd. (quar.),—$1.25
4-16 7 74^2^-7
Higbee Co.
7— ___—_L—
_i_ —
30c4u16
.5- 1
Higbie Mfg. -___—
1
15c J
6-15
6- 37 J
Hilo Electric Light, common..
40c
9- 8-r
Common
.9-15..
—
40c
12-15
12- 9Common
40c .4-10
3-28<
Hines, (Edward) Lumber (quar.)
&Qc
3%%
Heinz
foreign
4-
4-16
50c
56V4C
2114c
25c
25c
7 30c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
25%
(quar.)
common
Extra
loans
-
B
Industries
Hayes
Industrial
1.—
Insur¬
&
Electric,
preferred D
5%
re¬
Inspection
America, 4V2% pfd. (quar.)—
414% pfd. C (quar.)
of
Corp.
8
stockholders ap¬
:
Boiler
Steam
Hawaiian
Hecht
and
commercial
estate
real
of
98
gross
increased
decreased
+
+235
deduction
after
and
reclassification
million
$25
to
'
—400
936
of
1955,
$318
and
_
subject to
(quar.)
ance
Hat
Federal
(quar.)
dividend
proval
239
—
preferred
Stock
deposits—
banks
5,
6%
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)__—
preferred
(H.
J.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
common
.
1
(quar.)—:
^
-
.,
,
42,353
+
3,280
2,438
+
-
commitments
.
+
6
Redemption: Calls and Sinking Fund
13,733
—
1,085
-
^
,
.
.
.,
Notices
,
-
_
.
Below will be found
Condition Statement of Member Banks
preferred' and
list
a
called
stock
common
for
notes,
redemption,
including those
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
called under sinking fund f provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
shows
ing tenders, and the
ended
the
March'28:
principal
changes for the week
Decreases of $659 million in holdings
following
the
million
at
in
United
States Government
NOTICE
deposits.
million
in
for
apd
purchasing
other
or
carrying United
securities
decreased
porting member banks.
Holdings
States
Government
$296 million
at
all
re¬
.
stock
(R.)
Class
Holly
A
Corp.,
preferred
Holyoke Water
Power
& Hardart
(Joseph)
Gary
Co.
Co.
Page
12
559
:
Corp.
Hotel
4%
7
(quar.).
——
Y.)
C
3-31"
-
5-
1<
3-31
.
-
4-15
5-1
com.
5-
REDEMPTION
Power
Alleghany Corp., 5%
Aluminum
3% %
5.90%
s.
f.
fund
debentures,
Discount
debentures
Co.
of
First
capital debentures due
&
1st
Charlotte
mortgage
Evans
coll.
tr.
ser.
Air
3% %
1983__May
due
~
due
1962_May
May
•
1
.J
A,
Page
-
1
1
1469
50c
4-12. J)
4-
6
4-12,
4-
6
5
10c
r
1970
Class
•
1
bonds
May
—
debs., due Oct.
Lines
1977
1,
1
•
Apr
1
1226
Ry.—
due
4% %
Products Co.,
4Va%
-s.
f.
conv.
Terminal
Warehouse
A
1963__._
Hudson
May
1
-
•
.
(quar.j.
Fund
(from
ordinary income)7."—— ""
ser; A,
debs,
due 1982_May -1--
due
1975
May
1
•
1471
•
class A com.77—_
Hurd
——
pref.
Lock
&
_50c
'50c
(quar.)
-
-
.
11c
"T $20c "
; - -
.
-
'"60c"
_11___
Class B
6.40%
bonds,
sub.
(quar.)..,
Class B
60c
-
(quar.)...
A
(quar.)
4-20
4-20
3-31
3-31:
3-31
i,
!
4-154-15 '
A
-
4-
l>
7- ►
7-13
7- I
4-16
4-
4-16
3-13
4-16-
$4Qc,
4-16
40c
4- *r
7-13
$ 10c
Manufacturing.——15c'-
Hussman Refrigerator
.
;• -
'
B»
-
.
-3-3D
4-14"
4-14
-
& Cold
(quar.)
Class
Hughes-Owens; 80c conv.
Indiana RR.—
mtge.
Houston
1
;4-14
4-14
.
Class
1973
'
(
1
5-
60c
(quar.)...
Finance,, common; (quar.>..n. 30c
3%% preferred
(quar.)
933,4c
4%
preferred (quar.)
$i
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.)0
Storage Co.—
"
-
due
Georgia
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 3%%
Atlanta
mtge. bonds
:of Canada, Ltd.—
sinking
American
.
Co.
1st
2' T,
4-19
4-18
-
...
Date
4y„%
Co.,
4-
1
4-28
■7'. 30c
(quar.)
.
4-13 v.7
4- 5
,5-16:.,
50c
40c
.
(quar.)..
(Indiana)
<N.
preferred
6
I-
,
50c
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
-
Syracuse
4-
5-
37Vic
5%
30c
...
(quar.)
6
4-15'
30c
—
(stock div.)
HomeTnsurance (N. Y.)
Horn
Home
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
& Co.
(Henry)
4-
25c
...
common
.
4-15
1214c_
(quar.).——
common
(quar.)...
Sugar
5%
Holt
Co,
&
Extra
Date
Apr
Company and Issue—
Alabama
Chicago <fe Western
of Treasury bills decreased $67 million in
-
common
PARTIAL
Chicago District, $19 million
in the Boston District, and $15 million in the New York
District outside of New York City, and decreases of $21
million in New York City and $14 million in the Phila¬
delphia District.
Changes according to industry appear
Loans to brokers and dealers
Hoe
Household
the
in another press release.
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.,
increases of $24 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $23
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
were
*
Hotel
Commercial and industrial loans increased $69 million
all reporting member banks; the principal changes
were
current volume
the details
of United States Government securities and $767 million
in demand deposits adjusted, and an increase of $384
number gives the location in
page
,,
.
of corporate bonds,
2
1
"
3-15
.-
3-13
4-10 77.3-27
8-
|
74-18
J
;
-
3-15?
17,
..
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd., 5%
;
9-10
_:
preierred
■
;
.
4-25 +
5-10
5-
.$1.25
common
preferred
4-16
'4-W
-
$1.25
dividend
conv.
2nd
17
+
80c
I
'•
4-10*;
"V
-5-10
7
,
I
4-18-
.v;
if__.
(quar.)
(quar.?
Co.,
Stock
323
88
Bros.
$2.40
764
+
preferred
preferred
Halle
—1,880
4
;
12-
-
1>
.5- -l..i..
..
.-5c
-
5-
; 5- 1
.
.
________
9-1
-
12-10
-
•
25C
(quar.),.7.7 37-Vic
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)___
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
Hagan Corp. (quar.)
_
—4,890
—
2,533
adjusted
individual
serves:
B
$5
+
+ 276
50c
:
(quar.)...-.^....30c
Telecasting, common
Hammond
Government
From
41,153
-
;
-
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Domestic
19,150
preferred
conv.
'
6-1
-.9-10
40c
7C
.
.
5%
3-20
:* 7.6-10 7'
,*40C
(quar.)
Co.,
3-26
4-16
:40c
,,
.___
(H. L.)
4-16
"
7
,
$5
21
+
998
domestic
—
,.r,
(Texas).—.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
179
—126
.
•
7 "
■'/
...
,
.
+
—273
—157
—100
:
;^,;i2V2c:ri
1
—659
-
6
4-30
.
(quar.)-._—.7
pfd.
4Vi%
Co.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
47
—
,
4-
5-15
-
<;
prior to
exchange
■■■<7.
8-17
1
above-5%
the
dividend
connection
American Insurance
Gross
+
837
708
6,524
of
„
5-
$13.16
for
date
8-17
6-15
$25c
31'Ac
plus this dividend)
The
Griesedieck
+
-27,995
Indebtedness
bills
certificates
notes
♦Exclusive
8,068
+
accept-
for
A
Green
—.
.
'
j.
deposits except
S.
$294
correspondents;
Industrial
+
+
46.0%
liability
purchased
.
preferred
Class
—293
1,292
i.
with
Demand
lia¬
combined
Contingent
79-10
pfd. A dividend has been changed Irom
April 10 to April 30 in order to permit
LIABILITIES—
—
50,363,655
accts.
note
$2
+ 5,174.+
carry-
vault..'—
tOct.
F.
(quar.)
share
+2,251
+7,905
'
9)
—
2,436
securities—
purchasing or
loans
wich
in
Cash
certificate reserves
and
B
for
banks
Reserves
+443,035
284
+
27,543
accounts
preferred
5% class A pfd. (accum.)
5% conv. preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on April 6
at
$52.50 per
691
•"■>.•?+
1,375
From
(Section
5-18
9-10
Graham-Paige,
Borrowings—
310,266
693,612
Surplus
6-11
$2
(quar.)
Grafton & Co., class A (quar
1955
8,283
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
$2
8%
Mar. 30,
—858
—203
27,256
to
1,877
+
—299,848
49,120,786
Capital paid in
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
1956
85,631
49,353
securities
Foreign
tances
loans
bonds
S.
Interbank
Total liabilities
B
A
8%
or
Mar. 21,
28,
Other
—142,665
—
302,294
Deferred availability cash items..'
—205,798
3,318
_.+_
503,300
326,669
acct.
;
Other
;
.
dealers
carrying
for
Government
Treasury
Treasury
U.
notes..
5-18
preferred
preferred
decreased
Banks
Reserve
Loans
Reserve
6-11
8%
Note:
515
and
5-18
8%
decreased $221 million in
adjusted*^
industrial
6-11
8%
securities
estate
U.- S.
+536,049
26,046,141
-
Deposits:
to
$2
loans...
Other'-loans
LIABILITIES—
Ratio
8%
decreased $126 million,
_i__
and
brokers
to
Treasury
:
of
Holdings
million.
$100
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Great
investments
adjusted*
Loans
+519,459
—228,401
114,625
assets
7 Total assets
U.
2-17
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
ing
64,330
premises
Federal
9-10
8%
of assets.and liabilities of reporting mem¬
purchasing or
1
Due
Other
$2
1956-
17,244
19,000
securities—"23,608,362
Total U. S. Govt,
Bank
8-17"
11-16'
Mar.
and
Holierr
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
&
Extra
+
v.
When
Share
.
9-10
Decrease (—) Since
Agricultural
.
12)
page
.
12-10
Federal
from
.
$1.50
in New York City and $51 mil¬
was
R.)
"
$1.50
ASSETS—
23,587,362
v
21,000
bought outright...
r
1969—May ,2
due
$1.50
deposits adjusted
A summary
Loans
V
sub debs,
conv.
(quar.)
ber banks follows:
2,801,750
Held under repurchase agreem't
990
27
(quar.)
—184,244
+972,558
—805,558
__—
9,153,913
»
Total
.
million
(W.
offer
4,004
2,109
+
.
10,932,699
-
;
Bonds
..Apr
(quar.)
Increase ( +)
699,000
Certificates
>
due: 1976—
preferred
outright—
Notes
•
bonds
preferred
$400 million and borrowings from others increased $235
million.
Loans to banks increased $276 million.
156
1
Bills
Apr 18
Co.—
3%%
preferred
decreased
notes
Borrowings
62,985
+
501
+
*__•—
securities:
•».
v
6%
banks decreased $159 million.
4,435
+
—
indebtedness
of
Demand
5,278
V
15,003
outright
Held under repurchase agreem't
U.
658'
669*
6%
Chicago, $188 million in New York City, $111 million in
the Philadelphia District, and $90 million in the Rich¬
mond District.
Demand deposits credited to domestic
7,885
..+
2,607
+114,937
2,980
+
381,834
Discounts
Since
—
——
644,382
Other cash
768
6%
lion in the Cleveland District.
1955
—-
293,260
banks...
1
District,
United States Government bonds
+
21,036,161
reserves
1469'
May
1965.
DIVIDENDS
total of $276 million.
Treasury
April 6,
March 28,
1956
20,190,988
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
R.
due
Holdings of Treasury cer¬
decreased $157 million and
City, $50 million in the Richmond
York
a
of which $68
(+ ) or
Decrease (—)
account
4-
Per
of dollars)
ASSETS—
Page
May
B
Co.—
(Continued from
Increase
F.
Date
series
debentures,
Industries, Inc.—4Vi%
S.
,
2.805937
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
*
CALLED
RR.—
2.795454
2.806250
tificates
(In
1116
Apr 23
.0349000
2.804375
New
gold
19701
■
.233350
2.803437
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-
1
May 25
Apr 15
Co.—
convertible
mortgage
Grace
Total
ISSUE
preferred stock,
conv.
Name of Company
certificate
debentures due
tTemporarlly omitted.
•Nominal.
Gold
conv. pfd. stock—1
preferred stock
A
conv.
.193330*
.233350
'
2.792755
—
pound sterling
1
May
1973
♦Announcement in this issue.
.0349000
•-.23350
.233350 "
U.
.496766*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
'
.233350
Africa,
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
"
franc
South
Kingdom,
.495766*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
1
.140080*
.140030*
'
.496766*
peso
krona
due
convertible first preferred stock—
First
2.778155
.140080*
.140080*
bonds
Coke
.261100
.140080*
krone..
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
May
May
__
Portland
.0800560
.261000
guilder
pound
Zealand,
1958
1973
Mengel Co., 5%
2.805937
2.807187
-
.08005C0
; f
994
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund- »7
ing mortgage bonds, series A, due 1980.
May 1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool C., $3 conv.. preference stock__May 31"
Lane Bryant, Inc.. 4%% cumulative preferred stock
May L
.00285500
.237162*
1970
Co.—
series
Co.,
Telephone
Baltimore
.00435401*'.
•
due
pipeline
Cyanamid
12-year 3%%
.210100
.00435401*
debentures due
bonds
convertible subs,
cum.
American
1.001562
.00435401*
Norway,
of
.0200437
.327966
.237162*
peso
United
.0200416
.00285500
franc
Ireland, pound
Union
.0200401
.327766
3V2%
.00435401*
Germany, Deutsche mark—
India, rupee
Sweden,
.0335802*'
.209933
Finland,
New
.0385802*
1.000937
rupee.
American
.0385802*
.0385802*
due
(sub.)
Company and Issue—
2.235806
2.236802
2.236055
.0200446
Ceylon,
3%
ENTIRE
t
! •••'T t
'
-
Associates—
15-year 5%
April 5
.327733
dollar
Malayan
Canada, dollar:
Mexico,
t
mortgage
Coal
1
May 1
'..Apr 30
Corp.—
$
77
$
.
2.234561
.0385802*
franc
Malaysia.
France
'
"■/
t
2.233648
Belgium,
British
April 3
April 4
&
Oil
Stockyards
Varian
Thursday
Wednesday
April 2
«
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Tuesday
Monday
& Co.,
&
Truax-Traer
United
Friday
Gas
mortgage 4%%
Southern National Gas
Cable Transfers In New York
for
Rate
Buying
sinking funas debs,
(John)
1
"
bonds
First
4%
Noon
5%
1
May
4% % bonds due 1982..
Rys. of Central America—'•
mortgage
National
MARCH
May
May
Ry.—
mortgage
1st
Lit
FOREIGN
Denver
Page
Co.—
314% debentures due 1977
3% debentures due 1961—
International
record for the week just passed.
a
Date
Rubber
&
Worth &
Fort
cable transfers on the different
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
certifies daily to
25-year
20-year
Bank
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirement of Section 522
to the
Pursuant
Tire
Firestone
•
Number 5523
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1795)
Per
-Name of
Company
$1.25
Food
Common
1
4-13
(increased)
40c
3-10
Lincoln Telephone &
Telegraph, com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
Link Belt Co.
57 72C
(quar.)—
4-14
4-
Local
2
30c
5-
1
65c
5-
1
4-10
Class
51c
5-
1
4-10
Preferred
(quar.)
5272C
5-
1
4-10
Lock
(quar.)
5374C
5-
1
4-10
Long Island
(quar.)
5574C
5-
1
4-10
583!ic
5-
1
4-10
4.26%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
div.)
(stock
Incorporated
Income
Head
Mills,
Fund
Fund,
5-
from
Income
investment
securities
Insurance
1
Stock
of North
4
&
Longines-Wittnauer
preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
5-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
5-
1
preferred
(quar.)
6-
2
4-
2
4-15
3-29
6%
4-15
3-19
Lowney
9
5-22
Ludman
Ltd.,
Ltd.
(final)
pfd.
&
4-
3
1
4-
3
4-16
4-15
35c
—__
(quar.)
$40c
4-16
3-15
$40c
4-16
3-15
4-16
Mailman
3-22
3-15
5-
772C
and
of
net
interest
41/2%
4-
67c
1
5-
1
4-18
25c
5-
1
4-18
3772C
8-
1
7-18
25c
8-
1
7-18
377ac
11-
1
10-17
25c
(quar.)
i
11-
1
10-17
—
Oil
47c
Field
77c
from
4-13
1
4-13
Matthiessen
133/4C
4-30
4-16
Maul
37 72C
4-15
3-31
Maytag
7-15
1
4-16
50c
7-
1
6-15
$1
5-
preferred
4%
(quar.),
Central Power &
preferred
Jervis
1
&
5-15
4-16
4-10
4-15
4-11
50c
net
(quar.)
common
20c
(quar.)
Investors
Trust
4-16
Macotta
Co.,
$3
(quar.)
1
5-
1
$5c
5-
1
1
6-20
6-
933/4C
5-
1
4-17
933/4C
8-
1
7-18
4%
Publishing
(E.)
Sons
preferred
(Ottawa)
Ltd.
(quar.),,
preferred
4%
pfd.
Series
"B-2"
(from
net
preferred
5%
Co.,
Kwikset
Locks,
Extension
Salle
Mead
3-30
4-
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-2-57
12-15
4-20
4-
6
4-20
4-
6
4-13
4-
8
19c
4-15
3-31
Fund
inc.),
50c
4-15
3-31
$2.50
6-30
6-20
Corp.,
Stock
2
X
i
J
approval
'
held
;
Inc.
5V27o
preferred
4V4 7c
2nd
preferred
for
redemtpion
share
plus this
April
Stock
3-31
4-13
Stock
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-16
4-20
4-10
Stock
Meyercord
Co.
12 V2C
1272c
*4.75%
4-16
(quar.)
1
4-10
1-10-57
$15c
12-14
$15c
12-31
12-14
$6
59 Vic
preferred
(s-a)
—
$3
4-15
4-
5-
4-30
1
5
Bryant, Inc—
472% preferred (entire issue called for
demption
plus
Langendorf
$1.80
May 1
dividend)
United
preferred
Laurentide
$51
Bakeries,
re-
Miles
Minute
$5 pfd.
Corp. (quar.)
Valley Barge Line
Insurance
(quar.)
Natural
Gas
Inc.,
3-31
Monarch
3-31
Moneta Porcupine Mines,
Monroe
4-30
4-13
(quar.)
—
Mills
Loan
$1.25
6-12
6-
1
Montana
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-12
9-
(quar.),-,,,,,,.
$1.25
12-12
12-
1
30c
4-30
4-13
10c
4-25
4-10
&
(quar.)
____
Northrup, voting trust ctfs.
5%
preferred A
5%
conv.
(James)
B
& Sons,
3.85%
pfd.
(quar.)
4-25
4-10
4-25
4-10
31 74C
(quar.)________
20c
317»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
Power,
non-cum
preferred
(resumed)
Lerner Stores,
4%%
common
967»c
5-
1
4-16
35c
preferred
Salt
Co.
4-16
4-
227aC
4-11
3-29
30c
(quar.)
4-15
3-29
$1.12 7a
(quar.)
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
40c
.
11-30
11-15
(John)
Quarterly
Quarterly
class
A
4-16
4-
$1.0674
4-30
4-19
5
1
4-
35c
4-
Morris
quar.)
$15c
5-
1
4-20
6-15
5-15
4-30
Inc.
(see
Philip
of
Inc.
3-29
Clemens
4-11.
5t
1
4-11
4-14
3-19
25c
6
Co.
Extra
3-30
4-14
4-
4
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-14
4-
4
Rice
Mills,
3-31
$1.13
4-10
3-31
$1.25
4-10
3-31
$1.50
4-13
1272c
4-25
4-10
4-16
3-30
4%
7-
1
6-15
272C
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1-2-57
12-14
40c
preferred
(quar.)___
4-30
4-
5-
4-15
(stock dividend)..
$25c
(initial)
10c
com. - (stock
Gold
divid.)
Dredging,
Ltd.
272%
(s-a).
$10c
9
6-15
6-
6-
1
1
,5- 1
5-
5-23
5-
5-23
2
common
2
6-
1
5-15
45c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
9
7
1
6-
8
45c
25c
5-15
4-25
25c
8-15
7-25
33c
5-15
4-25
8 15
7-25
(quar.)
3272c
5-15
4-25
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
3272C
8-15
7-25
$30c
5-14
4-13
5-
3-30
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
33c
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
preferred
$$1.50
Pepsi-Cola
Perkins
General
Machine
&
Philadelphia Dairy
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-13
6-
Co.—
1
5-15
$2
4-13
3-21
15c
5-20
5-10
50c
5-
1
4-20
7-
1
6-
8
10-
1
9-
7
1-1-57
12-
7
20c
(increased
quar.)
Bottlers
Gear
(quar.)
Products—
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
5-10
5-31
5-10
4.3C7c
preferred
4-30
4-16
4.40%
preferred
4-30
4-16
4.6876
preferred
1
$1.0674
4.247c
(quar.)_
Chemical Fibre
5-31
$20c
1
preferred
3c
1
3-30
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
t20c
Ltd
3-20
3-20
4-10
30c
lc
Royal
4-16
4-16
37c
(quar.)____
$4
com.
Extra
Mount
4-13
3-20
$1.1272
Common voting (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
5c
4-16
preferred
4.25 7c
37 V2C
Products,
3-20
$1.32
Penobscot
4-13
3-30
4-16
$1.30
4
1
4-14
$1.09
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_:______
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
6
5-
(guar.)__
preferred
6
56 Tie
4-14
4-16
272C
Teleohone,
Common
7-
4-13
3-29
3-29
$1
4-
1
5-15
$75c
10-
5-
6-
1
4-16
1
Brewing
7-27
4-27
6-15
6-
1
Extra
10-27
7 V2C
(quar.)
Metal
preferred
Diablo
Petroleum
Peninsular
3-30
8
2
5-
semi-annual
Consolidated
~
Morris,
2
6%
Parker
25c
Amer.,. common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
Mount
Increased
9
4-
8
$1.10
of
4-20
1
5-
60c
(quar.)
Drilling Co.
4-30
4-16
5-15
4-16
(quar.)
5-
Inc.)
Plan
Chemical
4-
5-
3-30
$1.183/4
Mfg. Co., common
Pato
4-27
4-14
5-
(quar.),.
$1
4-
$5c
(increased)
common
6%
Parkersburg-Aetna,
5-26
5
4-16
$1.25
(quar.)
5
4-13
6
4-
40c
Economic
25c
(Philip,
Co.
4-20
5-31
4-
4-25
29 jc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tel.
&
4-
4-30
4-27
25c
50c
quar.)
Quarterly
Parke, Davis & Co.
Pearl
3-30
50c
6
272c
Tel.
Penmans,
(increased
4-16
4-16
4-
50c
preferred
preferred
1
$1
5-15
5-15
30c
$2.50
(quar.)
1
1
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Light,
5-
5c
common
3-30
$1
(quar.)
&
4-20
$1.50
3-30
4-15
$25c
preferred
preferred
5-
$1.05
4-15
Inv.,\Ltd. Toronto
Co.
4.367c-
20c
4-30
5-17
tl5c
$$0.1224
Quarterly
6
3-30
1
4-
(s-a)
preferred
Packard-Bell
6
4-10
6-
4-30
(quar.)
Parker
5-
6-15
$1.1272
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
&
Power
4.52%
3-30
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co.
1
4-16
4-16
$5c
(quar.)
Morrell
Mount
(quar.)
$1.1272
15c
Montgomery, Ward & Co.,
Motorola,
preferred
Pacific
4-10
Lehigh Valley Coal—
Lehman Corporation
5%
8-16
15c
Ltd
common
preferred
Morris
—
5-16
21c
1
preferred
$6
11-15
5-31
6-30
$$1.75
(initial
preferred
$4.75
8-31
3-29
4-16
$1.0674
com
preferred
5%
preferred
4.40%
11-30
11740
(quar.)
Society,
4-13
4-30
$5
Co.
5
Finance,
20c
preferred
4-14
$15C
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
57c
4-14
$5
Leece-Neville
4-
35c
& Ontario Paper, new com.
Co.,
$4.20
Lee Rubber & Tire
5-
8c
Maid
(initial)
3-29
1
$1.25
Lighting,
15c
quar.)
Ltd.,
Canadian
Pacific
Park
(initial
pfd. B
Terminals
5
5-
common
6%
conv.
4%
12-
$1.22 72
Miller & Rhoads, 47i7c
preferred (quarT),,,
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing—
474% pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
conv.
4-14
4
4-20
5-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-7-57
Pantex
(quar.),,
preferred
Mfg.
4.75%
$1.1272
4-10
50c
Extra
$1.1272
4-. 4
4-30
40c
47a %
redeemable
Pacific
Pacific
4-
4-12
$1.06
:
40c
4-12
20c
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(s-a)
4-16
Minnesota
(quar.)
Co.
Palestine
(monthly)
common
(quar.)
Products,
1
class A
*
.
preferred
5-
Mfg. Co.,
15c
15c
4272c
(quar.)
Electric,
Corp.,
4-13
'
common
&
preferred
Co.
57a 7®
$1.10
45c
$15c
—•—-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
Gas
Corp.,
(quar.)
Mojud
1
Ltd.—
.
Lawrence Investment Co.,
($100 par)
Electric—
&
45c
___
Corp.,
5-
(quar.)
preference
Mathieson Chemical,
(quar.)
Miller
B
Town
preferred
Missouri
56 Vic
(quar.)
common-
Chemical,
preferred
preferred
Laboratories
Missouri
share
(quar.),,
com.
A-—
B
per
—
(quar.)
Acceptance
Class
Class
at
on
this
Gas
Mississippi
Lane
4-16
$4.50
preferred
4.907c
New
(quar.)
5-
Gas
56 74c
9-14
28%c
a-
convertible
Pacific
(quar.)
9-14
,4-16
5
par)
9-29
5-
12-
3-28
9-29
4-13
20c
12-21
8-16
12-31
5-
3-29
Co.—
(quar)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Otis Elevator Co., new common (initial)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
Oxford Paper, common
(quar.)
5-16
4.407c
25c
7%
6-14
5-31
6-15
4-13
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-13
8-31
6-30
4-13
5-
25c
B
9-13
567JC
15c
5-
25c
common
9-29
56 Va c
6-15
25c
Engineering
A
Coast
(quar.)
4.507c
3-31
Atlantic
(quar.)
Michigan
4-16
Pacific
par)
12-28
3-29
9272C
Telephone Co., Ltd.
Pacific
par)
3-29
3-29
10-13
1
4-20
4-14
5
($50
par)
5
2272C
common
4-
3-30
$1.04
6-14
($50
6-30
$15c
(quar.)
H.), Inc.,
7-14
4-
preferred
Sessions—
(M.
7
preferred
par)
(Minn.)
4-26
4-25
(quar.)
1272 c
($100
5
90c
$40c
Ltd
preferred
172%
($100
5
4-
3-29
172%
($50
4-
4-14
4-14
Pacelot
4% 7c
preferred
5
4-14
$1.023/4
5%
172%
4-
$1.13
$1.06
Co.
Ontario Steel Products,
4-18
30
3-23
4-14
(quar.)
Pabco
5-
3-23
1
preferred
Ontario Jockey Club,
to
6
4-13
1
5-
3-29
Oilgear
per
1 72 %
4-27
5-
$1.0674
Orangeburg
472%
$15c
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
15c
20c
$1.25
4-14
Olin
3-29
3-31
tl5c
+
convertible
Lamson
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4-30
7-21
5-15
4-14
Old
4
tlOc
2
4-
1
4-14
4%
5-4
4727c
25c
preferred
&
5-
8-
6-15
15c
90c
4.24%
Co.—
&
preferred
'Class
$55
(quar.)
Stern
4.50%
Lamson
dividend)
at
dividend
4.50%
B
'
8-17
4-16
$1.02
25c
6-28
A
1
6-
4-12
8-24
$1.0272
Okonite
5-4
6-1
3-31
5-10
2
(quar.)
25c
9-28
Class
18
dividend
7-10
.Class
6-1
4-10
-
$3.50
.__
(quar.)
Oliver
53 %c
Quarterly
Stock
Michaels
quarterly
B
4
$1.0674
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
2
10-10
A
9
5-
25C
12 72C
Class
10-
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
4.60%
,
dividend
127aC
Class
2
6-
100%
dividend
Quarterly
Quarterly
A
9
11-
4-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Class
be
Quarterly
(en¬
7-
1
preferred
Oklahoma
9
2
75c
12-20
(quar.)
class
to
13
4-27
University—
(Alfred!,
meeting
April
011
States
Noxema
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4-16
12).
4-
8-
5-16
5-
-25c
Railway
Airlines,
3-26
2
9
$1.50
-
Extra
3-15
1
4-
6-
Service—
preferred
Class
shareholders
Distillers, Ltd.—
67c participating preferred (participating)
Mengel Co., 57c preferred (entire issue called
Quarterly
Lambert
annual
4.30%
12-30
5c
March
on
at
4-10
5-
(quar.)
Extra
1
5-
3-26
4-16
10c
pfd.
;
preferred
Class
Melchers
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Subject to
April 24):
preferred
(quar.)
58c
America—
25%
4-15
25c
(quar.)_
Pacific
Northwest
4-20
5-
3-25
$4.16
4-20
1
60C
quar.)
on
$2.50
of
common
dividend
20%
redeemed
La
4-16
4-16
6-
30c
Quarterly
377aC
l.
Electric
Increased
5-15
87 Vic
(s-a)
dividend)
4-30
3772C
Mfg.
(increased
Dredging (quar.)
62 72 c
Kroger Co., 7% 2nd preferred
Kropp Forge Co. (resumed)
issue
1
Co.
dividend
Kuhlman
6-
31 74C
pfd.
(stock
com.
Quarterly
Fund—
(special)
Insurance
Co..
Life
.Stock
5-J.5
22 V2C
(s-a),
R.)
Knights
1
8772C
Corp..,,.
Kinney
(G.
6-
50c
-*4-30"^'*
377aC
McWilliams
income),.
investment
Corp.,
McQuay-Norris
5-15
20c
25c
$50c
(quar.)
4-16
$4.11
3-31
377aC
5-15
1
8772c
•Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
King-Seelev
Steel
1
6-
(quar.)
~
17ic
6-
.___
(quar.)_-___.
;
Ltd.
3-26
30c
common
Public
Northwest
A,
Mines,
1
5-
4-13
$4.08
4-16
4-20
1
5-15
$1
50c
gtd.
$4.10
4-10
$$1
class
Porcupine
$1.05
1
Bond
1
1,
6
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quebec Power
Northern
Ltd.—
B
$1.1272
investment
Keystone Medium-Grade
Class
Mclntyre
6
McLouth
(quar.)
(from
Co.,
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
3-22
4-
1
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone (quar.)
Keystone Appreciation Common Stock
"S-3"
preferred
95c
3V2%
Series
4-16
5-
(quar.),
Kearney (James R.) Corp
Kellogg Co., 3V2% preferred
3'/a %
$20c
25 %
(stock
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
tire
47c
7%
Gas,
preferred
Northern
.
47a %
5%
6
5-
5-
7-
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Indiana
Northern
4-16
$5c
6
7-20
2
60c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
472%
4-16
5-
30c
McCali
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Oil,
Illinois
4.22%
4-16
$15c
4-
3-15
Refractories Co.—
preferred
Northern
5-
4-20
-
(quar.)
Engineering Works
4-16
$15c
4-
Ltd.—
quarterly
class A
3-19
75c
4-12
(quar.)__
Insurance
RR.,
4-16
4-16
•4-14
25c
Association—
com.
$3.60
4-30
3-29
$37720
stock dividend
Carolina
3-29
30c
Co
4-14
3-31
Co.—
Star
(quarterly
5c
Zinc
Ry.
Life
American
474%
3-30
4-25
Hegeler
3-31
.___
preferred
American
5%
3-20
4-20
3-31
4-14
35c
Northern
3-20
177aC
377aC
(quar.)
income),
&
Western
North
4-15
4-16
4-14
4-14
5c
*
(quar.)
North
4-15
4-30
2
3-16
10c
(quar.)
(Ohio), 6%
Telephone
&
3-23
4-30
-
2
4-13
35c
40c
Gas,
RR.
adjustment
Northern
4-16
2
Wire Cloth
3-28
50c
4-
4-
|15c
Elec.
&
York
Increased
3-19
18c
6
6
4-
_
Canada,
Northern
43 %c
(s-a)
4-
4-
25c
Gas
Central
North
1
4-16
8c
:
(quar.)
Western
Initial after 50%
4-10
5-
1
4-16
___.
York
3-29
7
7
6-
4-16
(quar.)
Norfolk
4-13
4-16
4-20
9-
12-
4-16
_L
England
North
1
25c
>
Meter,
common
preferred (quar.).,
Newark
0-15
1
5-
$1.50
_
,
4-13
50c
dividend)
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.),
Leslie
6-30
10-
1-2-57
$1.25
__.
(quar.)
Ltd.
New
Y.)—
(quar.)
Tel.,
of
Corp.
New
3-23
9c
Extra
"
Journal
$3
4-13
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Common
3-31
567»c
income)
common
Extra
4-10
15c
Corp.
Kahn's
-
4-15
3
10c
New Jersey Natural
9
5%
Class B
•
Lees
4-
3-30
7-
$1
(s-a)
Co
New
9
15c
Class A
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Jewel Tea Co., common
(quar.)
„33/4%
pfd.
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
-
1
5-
$1
4-
A
Bedford Gas & Electric Light
New Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)
4-10
1
5-
4-2C
4-16
25c
:
Car,
3-30
4-20
$1.0674
(quar.)
(from
preference
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.—
6-30
5-
4-13
127aC
1
$1.50
.
Tank
$2.40
9
5-
$5c
(qu&r.)
New
3-30
$25c
preferred
Casualty
1
20c
4-
4-13
4-13
25c
-
class
Quarterly
Corp.—
preferred
Maryland
5-
3772C
_
4-20
50c
25c
Tel.
5-
(quar.)
common
1272c
4-20
1
15c
Series
Steel
4%
Rubber,
&
B
Series
Neptune
4-13
3-27
5-15
5-
Series—
Shares
4-16
1
5-
$1.50
(N.
4-16
25c
Quarterly
3-23
4-25
Extra
Maritime
$1.09
(accum.)
4-16
6
20c
Machinery
National
3-15
72 7aC
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
$1.06
(quar.)
4-16
_
pfd.
Exploration Corp.
Massachusetts
(quar.)
3-31
2%
;
(quar.)
Midland
Marshall
Electric—
Inc.,
&
common
Maracaibo
3-30
37 V2C
(quar.)
preferred
4-13
4-16
3-31
tl5c
Balanced
Bond
.
4%
Leeds
3-31
Rubber
Securities
Dividend Series
Neon
(quar.)
preferred
Marine
__—
&
Tire
held),
;
non-cumulative
National
Ltd.
shares
convertible
New
17 Vic
;
preferred
Jersey
.
3-31
4-16
3-23
J 5c
National
common
Manhattan Bond Fund
income
income
Ironrite,-Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (accum.)
>
4-23
4-16
4-16
1
Manufacturers & Stores—
National
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
Rhode Island-—
(quar.)
Gas
Heintz,
1
3-
$5c
National
(extra)
Forbes,
Manufacturers Trust
undistributed
divid.
preferred
4-10
&
Corp.,
Priority
Inc.—
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
5-
9
$25c
5%
share
&
A
$2.50
share
preferred (quar.)
Mansfield
(quar.)
from
Products,
Woodworking
M
each
Led
Metal
&
67c
4-13
$75C
cquar.)
com.
1
4-14
M.),
for
Publications, new com. (initial)
Macy (R. H.)&Co., 4iAr7i pfd. ser. A (quar.)
4% preferred series B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
Magnavox Co. (stock dividend)
3-23
2 72c
(quar.)
pfd.
par
each
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
$2
4-23
3174C
MacFadden
3-15
Funding Corp. of N. Y.—
preferred
&
1
5-
45C
Stores
Participating
6%
5-
Corp.
—__—
Participating
Jack
t$1.75
$60c
i
Telegraph
Foundation,! Ltd.,
Mutual.
$4.36
M
(quar.)
preferred
'•■$4.22
Lyon
3-31
t83/4c
•
(quar.)
$25
(Walter
MacAndrews
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50
3-23
4-15
;
Investors Trust Co.
$2.50
4-23
$$1
_i
par)
Ltd.
of
Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg Gas (quar.)
3-15
$60c
4%
(quar.)
4-16
50c
pfd. (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
($5
6-
$1
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.—
from
4-
1
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
1
5-
3174C
(s-a)
5-
60c
common
$37 72C
Department
derived
$1.11
Milling Co.,
(quar.) .rii——__—
quar.)
Quarterly
9
"4- 9
3-31
*
5-
4-13
(Two
A
National
neld. Unconverted shs.
may be redeemed.
.
.
for
4-16
1
50c
2772C*
dividend)
Lead, 6 7o preferred
National Lock Co. (quar.)
2
4-
shares
Chemical
Class
3-29
4-
3-31
-
Common
3-19
preferred
$2.50
5%
4-17
4-16
$3.50
Rice
preferred
20c
30C
.
4-15
.
.
convertible preferred
Investors
State
(quar.),,
Fund
6-
3-20
4-16
57c
National
Light—
Louisville Gas & Electric
(Ky.) com.
5%
pfd. ($25 par)
(quar.)
3-15
4-16
&
$15c
Extra
6%
3-31
4.44%
2
1
Watch
Mutual
Power
common
Telephone
Investors
4-13
4-10
6-20
4-16
6c
-
3772C
(stock
common
Class
shares
International
Investment
1
25c
4-10
Power,
conv.
5-
Cement—
(initial),.
1
preferred
$1.40
Portland
5-
preferred
International
6-20
27 Vic
_■
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
National Fuel Gas
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
5-15
1
4.96%
7-
6272c
-
(quar.)
International
Interstate
1
7-
Holder*
$1.65
(quar.)
dividend)
Casket
National
Lighting Co.—
$12c
Ltd.—
A
International Nickel
(Increased
6-
$1
(quar.)
New
2
When
Payable of Rec.
$3.50
Tel.
common
(quar.)
(stock
additional
5-21
4-
Corp.
National
4-14
6-20
4-14
1174C
preferred
4-13
Holdings,
7%
(quar.)
Pipe, 8%
5-18
Milling Co.,
7%
1
Inc.,
preferred
Natco
4
10%
20%
Harvester
International
5-
Locmis-Sayles
from
International Business Machines Corp
International
5-
Louisiana
13c
International Bronze Powders.
preferred
1
25c
.___
System,
National. Biscuit, common
National Cash Register
(quar.)
3-31
6-
2
$7
(quar.)
—
Breweries,
International
common
($100 par) (quar.)
Holders
have
privilege of exchanging
$100 par v#lue preferred on basis of 4
preference
6 %
I.),
4-10
50c
3-30
cents
cents
America
5-31
4-
5-
77c J prefer red
(s-a)
Mountain States Tel. &
Mutual
3-31
$1.25
Share
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
67c
6-12
4-13
1
$3
profits)!.,
Co.
dividend
Interior
50c
income
(9
4-10
4-10
4-16
4-13
20c
profits.
Inc.
10-10
10c
common
Louisiana
Fund,
7-10
1
5-
c
35c
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional
1
50c
dividend
Joint
New
1
8-
35c
.
(quar.)
A
Longhorn
invest¬
securities
_
(Increased quar.)
1
5-
11-
4.167c
317»
(6c from
from
14c
5-21
12c
—__i
(quar.)
Light, common...
6%~preferred (s-a)
&
Growth
and
2%
common
Indianapolis Power
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
Institutional
—
Stock
4-20
(R.
1
35c
35c
(quar.)
Finance
(quar.)
preferred
inc.
Quarterly
Per
Name of Company
(Washington, D. C.)—
4-16
common
Zinc
Corp.
;
1
4.20%
ment
Service
4-13
(quar.)
Indian
Lincoln
5-
preferred
4.70%
35c
*
______
$1
4.08%
•Illinois
5-
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Mount
(initial)
(quar.)
4.60% pfd.
Breaker.
Illinois Power
4.42%
common
When
Share
,
Common
Corp.—
series B preferred
Brick
New
9-14
12-14
'
.
Insurance—
(quar.)—
Products
5%
Illinois
6-15
9-28
12-28
-
Life
.
series A preferred
Circuit
6-29
Company
National
$1.25
25c
4%
I-T-E
Per
Name of
$1.25
—:
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.
Hygrade
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Lincoln
Brick
Hydraulic-Press
When
Share
.
Huttig Sash & Door —
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
47
4-10
95c
$1,077?
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-10
(quar.).
$1-17
5-
1
4-10
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
*
t
\
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1796)
Per
Share
Name of Company
Philip
$2.50
3.90%
Mines,
3-28
4-15
Gold
Slater
(N.),
Ltd.,
$2.12
Glass
Stevens
&
Amer.
Pioneer
Petroleum
Co.,
common
preferred
Plomb
Tool
Plymouth
Plymouth
Porter
(H.
Portland
K.j,
Corp.
Power
6%
4Vz%
1st
Procter
Public
Gamble,
&
Service
■v
4%
2nd
Reda
Reece
Reed
4-10
3-30
27%c
4-14
3-31
$75c
4-16
3-20
4-16
3-20
preferred
3-26
Southern
New
Southern
Production
5-15
Southern
$1.05
6-
1
5-15
5%
$1.12%
6-
1
5-15
5%
$1.50
4-20
3-22
$30c
(quar.)
5-25
4-15
3-
9
9
(quar.)
common
preferred
25c
—
(quar.)
4-23
3-13
2
6-11
87 V2 C
—
75c
(quar.)
7-
6-
6-12
1
50c
4-12
3-22
30c
*
5-10
4-12
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
4-
4-10
4-
2
5%
(Mass.),
pfd.
class A
Co.,
Southwestern
Life
Southwestern
New
3.70%
Stores
&
Chains
Class
A
Ltd.
(Canada),
(quar.)
—-—-
••
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
("quar.)
i—
Inc.,
7%
preferred A
1st
3-20
4-25
4-10
4-16
4-
2
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-20
1
$1.75
—
7-
1
6-15
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
7%
2nd
Rich's
River
(quar.)
preferred
Brand
Robertson
5%
Rice
(P.
demption
plus
6%
this
(quar.)
Mfg.
April
issue
20
(entire
at
$42
per
called
$21
at
Rochester
Gas
Co.—
&
(quar.)..
1
1
Spalding
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
McBee
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
A
D
(stock
Fine
Warner
3-20
Warren Bros Co.
1
4-13
4-15
3-30
55-
6-18
4-16
3-31
Northwest
6-
1
5-18
70
4-15
3-31
5-1
4-10
1
5-15
Super Mold Corp.
4-16
3-30
Superior Separator, common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
4-16
3-30
5-
4-
5c
2
25c
4-16
4-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2
Inc.—
preferred
preferred
2
(quar.)
50c
4-30
4-13
4-25
3-29
Consolidated
(quar.)
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
22c
4-16
22c
(inc.-quar.)
6-15
$1.25
i***,
$1.25
$1.25
4-16
3-30
A
Schenley
(Ed.)
cemmon
Sc
3-30
4-16
4-
2
Mfg.,
$3.65
Finance
New common
preferred
.
.
(quar.)
25c
65c
5-
1
4-16
Western
Security Storage
(Wash.,
American
D.
Shares
C.)
(from
income)
Shawinigan Water
Ltd
$6c
*
4-17
3-16
Western
(quar.)
25c
(initial)
4-30
5-
Swank, Inc.
20c
4-16
Swift
50c
7-1
&
Power
Co.
Sheraton Corp. of America
Sherwin-Williams (Canada)
4%
B
class
A
50c
(quar.)
Natural
Thermoid
Third
Co.,
5-15
5-15
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
Gas
Pipeline
Canadian
4-17
4-
4-16
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com
25c
(quar.)**
$1
.
6-15
5-1
$1.14
preferred
General
(quar.)
Investment
55-
62Vic
5-
<
1
4-10
I.)
Fibre
Glass
Trust,
4-14
3-30
10c
4-13
3-30
30c
4-10
3-15
10c
4-15
4-
6
10c
(quar.)
4-15
4-
6
4-15
4-
6
5-17
1
5-17
Class
7%
Title
B
(Bait.),
Edison,
Bank
Traders
6-
&
:
$1.75
(Minn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
Building
Trane
Co.
Trans
Caribbean
A
3-31
4-27
4-
6-
5-17
$1.06V4
Association
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
4-10
17Vic
(quar.)*
Trust Co. (New York)
20c
••
$30c
25c
Airways, Inc.
Gas
5c
Pipe
1
5-15
5-
4-16
5-
4-
1
6
1
9
of
1-1-57
12-15
5-
1
4-
Line Corp.,
com.
3-31
4-15
22 Vic
5-
1
,
4-20
$2.55
preferred
(quar.)
633Ac
5-
1
class
B
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22%
5-
1
4-20
,
3-19
4-14
4-
4-15
3-15
4-15
3,15
5-
4-12
Oil
Products, $1.25 pfd.
&
Gas
(quar.)
2
1
40C
Stationery
6-15
9-14
15c
4-16
3-31
4-11
2-
60c
(quar.)*.
4-16
3-20
7-
6-11
6-
1
lien
Corp.—
8
4
:
3
'
$1.25
.
(quar.)*
2
-
(quar.)
31%c
10c
4-13
4-
5-
4-14
1
25c
(quar.)
3
4-16
3-23
$12%C
4-30
4-10
$ 17 %C
Ltd., class A
4-30
4-10
(quar.)
4-30
4-10
$1.43%
5-
1
4-13
$1
common
5-
1
4-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
(1897
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
rr^fT-pd
preferred
1
7-13
1
10-11
6-
1
4-20
Public Service, 5%
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)*
7-31
7-16
6-
1
5-15
32c
pfd.
4-30
V
1
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
*0
$1.25
$1.26
(quar.)
25c
Worcester County Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
8-
11-
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
4-13
$1.50
seriesl
Wisconsin Power & Light
Wisconsin
2
1
40c
*
2
4-
5-
12 %c
(quar.)
4-
4-16
12 %c
(quar.)
4-16
37 %C
12 %c
A
Electric
$1.11
1
Jr., Co.
convertible preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
6%
convertible
(quar.)
37 %c
preferred
5-
1
5-
1
4-13
4-16
3-30
4-13
5-
4-16
1
4-30
4-10
Monthly
Lead & Zinc
Mines, Ltd
4-20
6-
1
7-
2
6-20
25c
;
7-10
1
25c
~_J"L
1
5-
25c
Monthly
7-31
2oC
1
Monthly
Yale
4-10
(Wm.)
6%
Monthly
8-
1
7-20
5-
$2c
5-18
1
4-10
20c
4-30
6%
4-10
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
4-30
4*10
6%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
7-31
7-10
40c
4-16
3-30
$25c
5-1
4-2
$5ey4c
5-1
4-2
Yellow
Cab
Co.,
common**
"
Youngstown Steel Door (increased)
Zeller's,
4% %
Ltd.,
common
preferred
(increased
quar.)*
(quar.)
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
{Payable
in
Canadian
resident tax
funds,
tax
~
non-residents
deductible
at
the
'
-
sours*.
15%; resident tax 7%.
a
Less
Less Jamaica income tax.
British
y Previous
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Ltd.
.
x
Treesweet
6
$50c
-
(quar.)
Investment Trust,
6%
4-20
$4.90
Trico
1
common
held)
4-16
(Del.)—
(quar.)
6
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Transcontinental
4-10
A
(quar.)***:
Insurance
Toledo
$1.20 pfd.
class
(quar.)
preferred
3-22
1
9-15
$2
6%
5.04%
1
6-15
share
Co., common
Wisconsin
4-10
$14c
Finance
&
4-10
1
6-
5-
6-15
1
""
.
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
1
$1.21
5-18
6-
$45c
1
50c
(quar.)
Common
6
$1.14
$12 Vac
6-
7-
10-
25c
class A
Telegraph
Corp.,
3.60%
(quar.)
Tide Water Associated Oil,
Time
B
Wilson
3-30
$1.06V*
4-
6-10
50c
Securities—
&
Union
prior
6%
Co.—
1
$2.50
(H.
9
7%
Common
(quar.)
3-29
3-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)*
(quar.)
4-16
(quar.)
4-13
75c
4-
4-16
40c
Tablet
Whiting
4-26
preferred
1
4-15
25c
.
$35C
preferred
4%
4-26
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Thompson
4.25%
5-
4-25
each
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4-26
5-15
20c
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
4-27
5%
11-30
25c
&
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
4-16
5-25
for
(accum.)*
Wisconsin
Malleable
$4.84
1-1-57
27c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
15c
4-13
4-25
5-10
:
.
Westminister Paper Co.
8-31
20c
(s-a)
Teire
Common
1
25c
Technicolor,
Illinois
10-
25c
Taylor & Fenn Co., common
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Haute
2
1
5-10
$10C
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
$45c
5-
Pacific
*
nine
Stockholders
Class
Inc.,
Class
6-
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
4-
6-1
5-
5
stock
com.
(One
each
Plywood,
Western
Ltd.—
& Company (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
9iy4c
4-
4-14
Co.—
Insurance
3-30
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
for
Common
3-23
4.56%
30c
of
(Final)
4-13
preferred
investment
;
Power
A
Western
4-20
Talon,
6
4-14
$1.12%
._.
share
Common
3
4V4%
1
Class
4-13
35c
;
4-
4-30
30c
(quar.)
4-20
15c
(quar.)
4-16
6-
3-2fi
$1.06 Vi
Western Life Insurance
Co., common
4-12
3-22
4-11
502
common
preferred
4-18
5-
6-15
4-
50c
(quar.)
Grocers Ltd.,
1
4-26
4-10
:
preferred
preferred
preferred
dividend
stock
Western
5-
7-20
25c
3-16
4-16
30c
Co., common
Penn
4%%
Western
1
$1.25
4-15
25c
(initial)**
com.
*
;
West
4-20
&-
4-10
new
Pipeline
held)*
convertible
4-18
4-20
$1.18%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
$5
5-18
25c
(One
Kentucky Coal
1
4
Trade
$4.75
4%
4-30
5-
4-20
3-22
&
$1.40
1
'
4^27
25c
$75c
.
(quar.)
convertible
4-30
1
4-10
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
5-21
5-
50c
4-20
4-12
5-
Co.—
(initial quar.)
4-10
$4.50
3-30
4-15
$1
(quar.)
7-16
4-24
4-
1
4-16
1
4-20
4-10
4-20
4c
1
8-
•
35c
3-19
4-15
85c
5-
(quar.)
3-19
5-10
Nuclear Fund—
(From net investment
income)
Scott Paper, $3.40 pfd.
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
4
Casualty & Surety
27 %C
(quar.)
5-
Western
27 %c
(quar.)
5-15
6-11
4-
2
5
50c
7- 2
25c
(quar.)
4-
4-16
27 %C
common
4-16
4-16
4-16
2
4-12
4-13
$1.25
(quar.)*
4-16
-
25c
Co.,
Schwitzer Corp., 5%% pfd.
5%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4-16
4-16
1
1
$1.05
8
$1.09
Industries
Schuster
Power,
(quar.)
3-30
$1
Electric &
preferred
3-30
4-16
42c
Map Co.
4-16
25c
1
55-
$1.02%
6~
$$1.25
3-30
22 %c
(quar.)
Mines,
of Calif,
Petroleum
preferred
Texas
'
5-
50C
20c
37 %c
.
West
Corp.—
6-
(quar.)
5%
Gas
5-15
3-30
62y2c
$1.12%
12Vic
5-15
3-30
4-16
preferred C (quar.)
200%
common
1
4-16
1
(quar.)*__
preferred (annual)*
Investment
Stock
Corp.*
1
4-16
5-
7Vi<5
(quar.)** "
pfd.
(Increased)
6-
4-16
9
4-28
4-30
;
20c
Motors
6-
3-30
9
3-
5-15
15c
,
3-
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)*
5-15
4-15
17 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
15c
17 72C
4.20%
series)
5%
2
; 4.10%
(1954
Superior Steel
3-26
5-25
preferred
Supertest
3-26
3-24
25c
5.20%
5-15
4-14
4-14
4-10
25c
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
4-
50c
56c
(quar.)
65c
4-10
shares
4%
4-16
5-15
3-31
5-21
4-16
(quar.)
4%
4-6
5-15
4-12
6- 9
37 %C
Corp.,
dividend).
Webster
9-14
(quar.)****
1
(Stock
12-14
series)
1
$4.50
6-15
9-28
3-31
Washington Natural Gas Co.—
Weeden
6-29
6-15
87 %c
(quar.)
common
4%%
preferred
preferred
4-9
$35c
Textiles, 4Vi%
Propane
6-'
$4.25
4-13
12-31
3-26
1
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Washington Gas Light
2
$1.25
4-16
4-12
50c
America
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
-
Inc.
Greene
4-30
Co.
4-10
$1.25
:
3-20
7-
22 %c
(s-a)
(increased)
Industries
1
10c
Stores
6-
Ward
Co.
1
(1952
9
Walworth
5-1
preferred
$1.50
San Diego Gas & Elec., common
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Selected
3-20
4-10
5.20%
$1.25
(quar.)
Seaboard
4-10
5-
4-11
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
4-10
6
4-
3
10c
(quar.)
*
4-20
5%
Electric
Sullivan
4-
conv.
common
5-
-
Corp
Stern
Suburban
Co.,
3-30
4-
3-15
preferred
Scovill
(quar.)
Brewers,
Stubnitz
1
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
5-15
7 Vic
dividend
&
3
5-
preferred A
Quarterly
30c
Canada, Ltd.**
Bros.
3
4-
37 %c
(quar.)
4-16
4-23
4-12
5%
Science &
Stock
1
&
Walker
25c
(quar.)
of
Walker
25c
(quar.)***
preferred
Parts
4-
1
(resumed)
Detlnnlng, 7%
Wabash Railroad,
1
$l0c
(quar ).
preferred
Co.
5-
$6
5%
of
preferred
40c
5%
Steel
1
5-
(quar.)
common
1.
prelerred
6%
Vulcan
3-26
5-15
5c
(increased)
5%
Steel
4-10
B.
ij.
Corp.
3-26
4-10
5c
20c
Chemical
preferred
4-13
56c
$1.37%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
(quar.)*
common
Strawbridge & Clothier,
5%
5%
4.36%
Mfg.
8techer-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
1
$15c
Inc.
5-
25C
preferred
Food
J 15c
.
Investment
6-20
62 %c
preferred
1st
Tobacco,
$15c
class A
Equipment
Ltd., class B__
Shake,
n
/ 7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp..
25c
Co
(quar.)
Street
JO-4V
*
4%%
Corp.
933Ac
pfd. A (quar.)**
Corp. (from capital surplus)*
Special (out of capital surplus)
Steak
4-10
.
pfd.
5c
Ltd.,
$2.50
common
8%
Co..
Leaf
Solver
6%
•
3
15c
-
St.arrett
Stauffer
4-16
5-
12-
15c
(quar.)*.
(quar.)
Brock,
4-23
$56y»c
5
Lawrence Corp. (quar.)
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
Savannah
A
9-14
12-14
A-
(quar.);
Canal
&
Virginian Railway Co.—
6-15
1
4-10
4-13
50c
Camp Sea
Van
4-13
2
50c
(quar.)
1
7-
4-
dividend)
Foods,
Sanborn
J.)
quar.)
(Ohio), 3%%
$1.12%
(quar.)*
(quar.)
convertible
5%
(N.
5-
10-
30c
(quar.)*
A
2
30c
Co., Ltd., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Holding, class A (Increased quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Management
4.50%
56'Ac
1
4-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Stores
Universal
Van
4-13
1
4-10
5-
15c
2__*.
(quar.)
StocKyards,
Vanadium
:
Standard Tube, class B
Class
5-
5c
Fuel
Stanley
4-
4-JC
1
4-13
pfd.
United Transit, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)2__
4-20
4-14
5-Jl
>75c
(quar.)***
Rrt.
J.),
convertible
United
4-20
4-16
5-15
5-
15c
*
common
Vitamin
United
4-20
.
30c
$20c
A
common
Inc.
St.
3%
3-20
35c
class
S.
St.
dividend)**
4Vi% conv. preferred (quar.)
Sponane International RR. (quar.)
tlOc
Paper,
W.
(stock
& Bros,
1
4*17
30c
Smelting Refining & Mining, com
preferred
(quar.)
S.
1
$2
■
S.
70c
4
4-
5-
20c
Rubber
7%
6
4-15
$37c
,
(quar.)*.:
;
;
Shoe
U.
5-
Railway
4-13
87 %c
•*
(quar.)
common
S.
U.
4-16
3%
Ryder System,
&
7- 9
4-l<6
15c
B
4%
7-13
5-
$1.18%
5%
preferred B (quar.)
5V2% preferred C (quar.)
Rudy
U.
40c
*
$1.02%
(increased)*—
Aircraft
Royalties
U. S.
(Dallas)
$1.02%
Stock dividend
6%
5-15
5-
Radio
4-10
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(N.
8-15
$1.10
B
9
5-
_*;
Lines
9-14
$1.15
Class
5-
$1
(quar.)*.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Plywood,
6-15
27Vic
Standard
class A
Specialties
S.
U.
U.
(quar.)
Standard
00c
Extra
(quar.)
Products
4-
*
S.
3-20
2-23
(quar.)
Standard
1
(quar.)*_*
.
Machinery,
Quarterly
4-16
4-15
preferred
B
5-
America—•,
Corp.
preferred
S.
62 %c
Stop & Shop, stock dividend
1
U.
62,/2c
(quar.)
Stone Container
6-
3-31
preferred
Sterling
$1
4-13
preferred
Standard Oil
Shoe
6%
50c
25c
common
1
4-10
5-
4.36%
class
$35c
(quar.)
preference
Jersey
Special
25c
4-20
4-20
United
United
4.60%
Stern
(N. Y.)—
j
Electric,
Plywood
4y2%
6
3-15
4.40%
Sterling
7c
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4%% preferred I (quar.)
Royal
4-
re¬
preferred
Class
1
share
4.10%
Rohr
5-
9-15
4-10
40c
Button
Rolland
4-20
re¬
Quarterly
Rochester
Roddis
4-20
1
share
for
per
Rochester American Insurance Co.
4%
1
5-
lie
issue
April 20
dividend)
on
this
1
5-
4-13
4-20
Sterchl
for
called
dividend);
preference
10-
Ltd.—
Co.,
(entire
on
demption
plus
Mills
L.)
preference
—
(quar.)
$1.75
30C
(auar.)
common
17 %c
933AC
preferred
Inc.,
33/4%
4-13
1
Service—
(increased
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-30
1
5-
5-1
State
$$1.19
$0.5542
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
15c
—
Rice-Stix,
9-14
12-14
25c
(Calif.)
(quar.)
4%%
1
1
62 %c
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
4%% 1st preferred (initial)
Reynolds Metals,
9-14
1010-
1-1-57
4-16
5-
.
$1.75
(quar.)
Insur.
Milling,
5-15
5-15
$2.50
Ne*
$1.06"4
B
Ltd.
lauar. 1
Industrial
preferred • (quar.)
Class
of
2
4-20
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Co.
United
4.25%
Standard
4-20
92 %c
(quar.)
United
4-20
Standard
$5c
Preferred
4-20
1
3-30
5-15
87 %e
pref.
Tool,
3-20
59c
(quar.)*
&
5-15
5-
4-18
$5c
Co.
17Vic
17c
Insurance
Co.
4-16
:
$1.0334
Fir?
4-
UOc
Drill
Fruit
(quar.)
4-10
$28c
(quar.)
$50c
$$1.50
(quar.)
Telephone
4-13
$1.12%
California
4%
convertible
5-15
1
preferred
4-30
$27c
Supply
6-
(quar.)*
Quarterly
(quar.)
Racing Asso.
34c
of
Biscuit
United
4.15%
4-20
A
Revere
5-15
25C
Cigar-Whelau btores Corp.—
United
4-20
1
A
Republic
1
4-
3-29
(quar.)
United Corps., .Ltd.,
4-20
5-
Class
.
6-
Co.
Aircraft,
2
4-16
4-13
(quar.)
Canada.
3-30
4-14
IOC
$$1.75
(quar.).
of
5-15
5-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
5-15
(quar.)
5-15
1
59c
(initial)
(A. G.)
prelerred
United
4-15
1
6-
Quarterly
Class
Republic Steel
1
6-
1
4-16
$28c
—„————
.
5-
$0.2656(4
pfd.
preferred
$3.50
20c
—
7%
Electric
United
'
,
1
4-20
5-
-
5-
1
4-14
3-31
37Vie
*
(quar.)
Public
4-
3-31
4-14
5-
1
—
(quar.)
Extra
5
4-30
4-14
37%c
92 Vic
50c
—
Oil
United
97Vic
Class
Renold
Union
5
(quar.)
30c
Engineering
5
4-
(quar.)
5-
$15c
(increased)
Electric
5-
4-30
preferred
preferred
5-
(Canada),
common
Reliable
Reliance
5-31
3.90%
Standard
Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
Gas
$1.20
preferred
common
Standard
Reitman's,
Union
Elec.
Railway—
preferred
50c
B
5
(increased)
common
non-cum.
$1.25
(quar.)„_—
(quar.)
4-
'
*
England
non-cum.
25c
Corp.
4-30
Fund
4-12
5
60c
(quar.)
Industrial
1
3-22
preferred
25c
Process.
1
4-
preferred
$3.50
28c
—
Gas &
4-16
4-25
$3.70
28 %c
Power,
5-
4-20
2
37 %c*
pre!,
40c
(quar.)**
Co. of Missouri
26%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)*;
Franklin
New
common
Colorado
4.80%
Union
Corp.
3-30
(initial-quar.)
preferred
Indiana
Udylite
4-
.
Southern
3-30
4Vi%
(quar.)
Jersey (Jersey City) (quar.)
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
4-16
(quar*) *_***•_______*.
Southern Canada Power* common (quar.)—
6%
partic. preferred (quar.)
2nd
4-30
Insurance
Corp.,
io^acco
4-16
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
4.72%
Temper
Trust Co. of New
$4.50
preferred
4.72%
True
TucKeti
$4
Water, com.
6-
25c
1st
(C. A.)
Class
4
9c
preferred
Pump
5-
3-26
3-30
Petroleum—
$1.06'A
——
(quar.)
Purina
Co.,
5-15
40c
Corp. of America,
Reading
3-30
$2
common
$3.50 conv.
Ralston
4-20
3-26
1
3-31
(quar.)*
preferred
1
5-
4-30
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)***
Mining
Radio
5.44%
Southern
(quar.)—*.
Quebec Power Co.
Quincy
4(4%
3-30
$56'Ac
Inc
preferred
4-20
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)**
Southern
(quar.)—/?
(quar.)—
6%
5-15
11-15
Universal
4-14
Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)**
(quar.—*
California
preferred
6-15
11-26
$25c
(quar.»_—
A
preferred
4%
8-24
*Oc
Co.—
(new)
California
Southern
„
4-20
g
JS
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Fund,
9
6%
2
9
4-
20C
(quar.)
Colorado
preferred
Quaker Gats,
44-
4-20
Soutnern
Southern
4.20%
Puritan
4-20
4-26
10c
4>A%
4,/a%
2
60 %C
(quar.)
preferred
8%
«-
40c
Quarterly
Trinity
25c
Edison,
California
preferred
65c
(quar.)—
of
Co.
4-14
6%
5c
Ltd.
partic. preferred
preferred
Southern
4-10
Quarterly
3-30
$1
.preferred
2
4-
1
4-11
$50c
Water
4.56%
3-30
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
.
(quar.)
preferred
5-
4-13
5-
70c
—
Sugars
preferred
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
70c
,—
*
California
Share
4-27*
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
When
Per
Name of Company
120c
(quar.)
Co
Pittsburgh
Southdown
$l%c
(quar.)*
Aircraft
Holdert
Payable of Rec
153c
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
(interim)*
(Increased quar.)
Paper Mills
4.48%
30c
—
Corp.
4.24%
4-
$1.50
O.)
2
4-13
$1.37
—
(Canada)
non-cum.
(Howard)
12-28
12-28
62 %c
(Mass.)
Electric
(A.
Investment
2
30c
—
Smith
5
4-
-ll'Ac
(quar.)*
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Inc.
1-17
4-
4-16
17 %C
(8-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
General
South
4-25
4-12
4c
common
Rubber
Solar
Ltd.
(quar.)
Smith
Southern
———?
Stock
4-20
—
—
_
——
Employees
1
$0,111
pfd.
prior
(quar.)
Cordage,
5-
$1
Brewing,
Co.,
5>/2%
$2
18c
$2.50 pfd. (accum.)—_
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Railways —
Pittston
4-20
——
.——
Piper Aircraft Corp., 45c conv.
Pittsburgh
Common
1
8'/2C
—
rets, for ordinary
deposit,
3-15
5-
$1.25
—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Plnchin Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
Pioneer Finance
4-15
20c
(increased)
Chemical
4-16
3-15
Share
com
preferred
Smith
(quar.)
(monthly I
Phoenix
Pierce
1
4-15
4-16
,
Co.—
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
12 %C
(quar.)—
Distance Telephone
Long
Common
1
$1
—
preferred
Philippine
5-
97 V2c
—*
Company
Slscoe
20c
4%
When
Per
Name of
3-29
4-10
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
& Trenton RR.
Morris, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia
Holdert
When
Payable of Reo.
Monday, April 9, 1956
..
.
income tax.
published
date
was
Incorrect.
The
date and/or record date Is indicated hexw.
corrected
payment
Volume 183
Numbef5523 1*, I The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.,
*
of
General
Corporation and
principal
the
Investment News
debentures.
is provided
A
sinking fund for
of
retirement
The company
Pacific
Southern
also announced net profits from operations for the
1956
February^on
from
Gross
Net
year
from
Net
ry.
1955
1954
*
1953
$40,646,181 $37,178,586 $35,803,122 $42,030,730
8,036,915
7,561,618
6,460,931
10,161,30j
railway
railway
2,898,414
3,617,207
71,469,210
11,209,766
4,389,522
86,223,473
3,614,138
3,730,016
income
oper.
49
Co.—Earnings-
for by the plan.
has stated its intention to place the common stock
paying basis upon completion of
this plan.
company
dividend
a
of
amount
debentures
The
(1797)
'
1955
(Continued from page 10)
nation-wide
a
on
basis,
and
operates
States.
48
in
Also,
and
maintains
*
.
and
cars
in Rehoboth,
are
DeL
'lV*P
—The company on April 5 announced that 69,210 shares
or
99.34% of the 69,670 additional shares of common
expired
April 4,
on
of unsubscribed
subscribed for.
were
total
have been purchased by the un¬
headed by W. E. Hutton & Co. The
_•
..
Rutland
.
,
I
,
'
"
A
'
,
'
„
' * ■"*>
vK
».
•
.
RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
'
»
Net
Gross
planned
plant
from
Net
from
ry.
class
•"
'
.
1956
income—
1954
1953
$361,504
$352,345
$468,085
31,732
12,509
*40,661
25,91g
A
and
713,920
79,994
51,494
30,785
183,
*70,032
System,
Sold—The
151,050 shares
of common stock (par $5) offered
publicly on March 30
by Blyth & Co.rInc., and associates at $20 per share were
quickly sold.,;; See V. 183, p. 1619.
v.-
v
•.;
V
,
1956—Month—1955
revenue—
Railway
expenses.
oper.
$311,789
142,315
389,428
Net
■
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
*$77,639
St.
183,
3,469
*128,552
Louis-San
V
Francisco
February—
Gross
from
Net
ry;
railwayrailway-
5%
Jan.
B
from
Net
ry.
.—
income
oper.
183,
1954
1,617,163
1,745,788
995,504
637,221
20,344,616
3,714,082
4,348,599
1,374,902
1,973,442
1,539,912
__
I.
Shields
1,825,156
Louis
Southwestern
Period End. Feb. 29—
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses-
$5,648,312
&
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
3,382,109
-
ry.
Sutro
$9,534,515
6,835,186
$1,920,225
$4,407,341
943,084
762,053
1,863,463
1,393,975
De
corporation
28,
value.
These
writing
1956
filed
covering
shares
160,000 shares
to
are
headed
group
statement
be
of
offered
its
for
with
sale
McDowell
the
SEC
stock,
common
public
by Straus, Blosser &
$1
by
at
an
a
price
The
to
be
use
[the
net
in
will
be
invested
in
to
provide
interim
also
poration
struction
will
be
equip
the
for
general
Is
company
wholly-owned
financing
by
the
corporate
presently
to
acceptance
builders
during
the
funds
Any
company.
in
of
manufactured
for
the
most
$9,000
to
ended
and
3
part
Jan.
bedroom
4
ranging
$40,000
in
excluding
homes
cost
the
for
containing
the
sales
to
1
ultimate
Net
land.
three
the
11
baths
from
31,
largest
than nine years.—V.
183, p.
Paper
Thomas
that
B.
Co.
McCabe,
Debentures
President,
holders
warrant
98.28%
April
on
subscribed
Subscribed—
for
5
$96,990,300 of 3%
debentures, representing 98.28% of the de¬
bentures offered under subscription rights which
expired
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April 3.
company
$98,685,100
amount
the
of
of
had
offered
its
debentures
debentures
at
for each
shareholders
par
eight
on
the
common
rights
basis
subscribe
to
of
$100
shares held
to
issue,
ing
20.
to the underwriting agreement, the unsubscribed
portion of
amounting to $1,694,800, will Joe taken up by an underwrit¬
group
managed
jointly
by
Drexel
&
Co.;
Smith,
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.—V.
183, p.
Barney
Co.;
&
1478.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
February—
Gross
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1954
1953
railway—— $14,145,787 $12,929,935 $12,793,275 $14,202,267
4,053,636
3,705,660
3,604,925
4,222,617
oper. income—2,137,012
2,072,523
1,945,090
2,148,681
railway
183,
.
railway—
28.299,334
8,082,849
income
26,443,217
26,054,818
28,906,572
7,565,649
7,320,662
8,589,399
2,072,523
1,945,090
2,137,012
The company
to, be
held
on
of
upon
April
outstanding
as
on April 2 announced a proposal to recapitalize its
pre¬
by issuance of a 5% convertible debenture.
This proposal
acted
June
dividend to
27.
on
1,
by
the stockholders at
There
which
1956.
are
arrears
This
79,144
the
annual
meeting
to
be
shares
of $4.25
preferred
per
stock
of $1 par preferred stock
share will have accumulated
was
originally
issued
as
a
stockholders. If the companys proposal is accepted
of the common and preferred stockholders, then pre¬
ferred shareholders will be entitled to receive
$24.25 face value of 5%
convertible income debentures for each share of
preferred stock held.
by
a
common
majority
This represents payment
share of preferred.
The
mon
stock
at
the
Co.)
John
and
Works
Iron
the
Mitchell
A.
(Chalrm&u
President)
former
and
organized
management.—V.
183,
have
rate
of
of $4.25 of dividend
new
one
debentures
share of
will
arrears
be
common
and
$20
convertible
-
a
System—
turbo-prop
senger
and
of automatic pilot development.—V. 182, p. 2254.
& Co. on April 5 headed an investment banking
syndicate offering in units, $3,505,000 of 5%% subordi¬
nate interim notes, due Jan. 31, 1962, and 70,100 shares
of common stock.
Each unit, priced at $53.50, consists
of
a
5%%
subordinate interim note
($50 principal
Weld
amount), and one share of common stock, which will not
transferable until June 30, 1956.
Co.——
The
3,500
struction
2,250
2,250
1,750
1,750
mercial
The
1,500
1,500
4j/2%
1,500
1,500
1,500
53/4%
1,500
—i
Inc
1,000
—
,
,
1,000
value,
of
share
1,000
with
the
and
purpose
operation.—V.
in
area
183,
would
which
closely
more
the
R.
the
to
on
carry
its
1372.
p.
.
■
■
'
,
,
'
\
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t
♦
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-
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*
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in
("Simca"), Paris, France—Registers With SEC—
This
company
filed on March 29, 1956, a registration statement
the SEC, covering (1) such number of American shares as may
issued (on a basis of two American shares
for each underlying
capital
holders
holders
of
respect
capital
1,455,713
the
of
in
share)
the
(2»
to
capital shares of Simca and
securities are being offered
1,455,713
shares.
These
of
presently
outstanding capital
shares,
including
American
shares representing capital shares, at the rate
of
additional
share
share)
(or
held
one
on
agents.
proceeds
to
be
received
the
by
will
company
added
be
stock.
units
in
the 534%
sub¬
o? $1 par value
with
shares
200,000
includes
result
a
reclassification
of
are
the
of
names
on
underwriters
principal
of
Bosworth,
Units
the
to
Ingalls & Snyder
17,600
Sullivan
Inc.
&
Mason-Hagan,
Bros. & Denton,
Collins
Julien
Inc.
Co.-;
&
Ohio
Paine,
—
5,000
Co
Jackson
Webber,
Wm.
P.
&
—
5,000
Curtis
Hutton
E.
Co
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
5,000
G.
5,000
Walston
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Harper & Son &
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
Hornoiower & Weeks——183,
Co
&
1.000
1.0?O
Quail & Co
Mosle
Rotan,
Co.
—V.
3,500
5,000
Co.;
&
general funds
of
the
stock
for
and
company
used
each
com¬
$12,125
from
time
to
for
time
&
1.000
5.000
2.0G0
H. Walker & Co
&
Co..
Inc
1,500
777.
p.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
income—
oper.
1953
1954
$2,111,569
$2,487,504
762,263
610.845
944,948
113,583
395,842
436,749
5,045,547
—
$2,354,787
155,046
.
railway
$2,287,826
466.397
railway
from
1955
1956
February—
4,849,343
1,552,281
649,976
4,190,651
4,905,676
1,715,634
825,303
presently intends to
pany
a
program
Simca
is
of
expansion
engaged
in
trucks,
"Aronde
1300"
is
the
"Vedette"
is
the
The
in
France.
car
the
as
production
the
other
and
largest
from
to
com¬
Net
from
finance
Net
rv.
—V.
sale
and
products
selling
largest
as
The
improvement.
selling
24.6%
produced
production in 1955,
determine.
may
such proceeds, in large part,
use
and
tractors
Simca
management
in
of
medium-priced
car
of
in
the
compared to 21.1%
passenger
the
car
in
France.
higher-priced
total
French
class
passenger
in 1954.—V. 183, p. 1619.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
company has called fof redemption on May 1, 1956, $1,075,000
principal amount of first mortgage pipe line sinking fund bonds, 4%
Payment,
at
100%
made
at
The
Place, New
Chase
York
Manhattan" Bank,
City.—V.
183,
p.
776.
plus
accrued
successor
interest,
trustee,
43
545,436
will
be
Exchange
(Indiana)—New Subsidiary—
Co.
Oil
of Chicago, will be President of a new chemical
company to
be formed by the consolidation of three chemical sub¬
sidiaries
of Standard
Oil Co.
(Indiana)
at the end of this
year,
Standard's Chairman, Robert E. Wilson, and President, Frank O. Prior,
said
name
The
1973.
620,675
income—
962,831
1372.
p.
Standard
H.
Jay
on
The
due
1,327,986
railway
oper.
183,
Standard
series
railway
auto¬
Simca
The
France.
5
From Jan. 1—
such
Gross
purposes
1,000
1,500
Company
Northwest
Pacific
1.000
1,000
Inc
2.000
Estabrook
W.
The
1,500
2,000
1,000
Inc.
Murphey Favre,
Co.,
—
Burns
the
purchase from
follows:
as
1,500
ry.
capital
each
American
as
Inc.
Net
The
for
each
sold
be
to
Also
Blanchett, Hinton & Jones,
from
share
for
shares
notes.
White, Weld & Co
Net
capital
share
such
of
70,100
and the units which each has severally agreed to
Gross
American
preferred
to
shares
interim
company
addi¬
April 30,
1956,
together with
certain additional subscription
privileges.
The
subscription price will be 5,500 francs (approximately
$15.71) per
capital share and approximately $7.86 per American share.
Subscrip¬
tion rights of holders of capital shares will expire at the cilose of
business in Paris on June 6, 1956, whereas warrants evidencing sub¬
scription rights of holders of American shares will expire on May 31,
1956.
The subscription is to be handled by a group of French sub¬
one
tional
cumulative
payment
UNDERWRITERS—The
units,
with
be
preferred
Units
Societe Industriale de Mecanique et Carrosserie Auto¬
mobile
share.
per
cumulative
$2.75
of
'
'
*None
§270,100 shs.
the
stock will be reserved
of the 534%
subordinate interim notes. The
submit to its shareholders, after completion of
offering made hereby, a proposal to reduce to 70,100 the number of
the
•
*100,000 shs.
§500,000 shs.
election of the company by delivery
cumulative preferred stock,
par value $5 per
at
Jan. 31, 1956 of the
then outstanding 10,000 shares of common stock, without par value,
which had
a
stated value
of
$350,000,
but does not include 2.500
shares of common stock to be Issued for the acquisition of franchises
in Coeur d'Alene, Pullman and Moscow and does not include 133,344
shares to be issued pursuant to subscription contracts.
indentlfy the business
expects
company
of
Hurlbutt,
B.
$2.75
of
'
t
*■
—
maturity
proposes
authorized
Name
—
name
value
liquidating value of $50
a
§ Includes
the
t3,505,000
$5
stock,
liquidating
a
share
shares
issuance
for
ordinate
Co.
$4,925,000
due
(par value $1 per share)
at
share
one
*70,100
below.
Exploration
&
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
$6,275,000
1962__
notes
preferred
with
per
tPayable
1,000
1,000
Inc
name
TO
EFFECT
due
interim
cumulative
$50
1,000
„
1,000
——
of
1,000
1,000
,
loan
1962
Common stock
1,000
^
31,
par
1,500
1,000
1,000
—
Inc.—
new
company
3,505,000
subordinate
$2.75
1,500
April 2 approved a change in
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Company.
to
company
Spokane.
In connection with
also sells gas ranges, water
of
portion
the
GIVING
bank
unsecured
Jan.
1.500
1,500
Inc.,—,
is presently
company
Authorized
1,500
1,500
Inc
on
President, said the
central
the
business,
CAPITALIZATION
1,500
Inc
The
area.
appliances and equipment related to the use of gas.
The company presently expects that natural gas will be available for
distribution in its service area during the Fall of this year.
1478.
stockholders
suburban
and other
heaters
Co.,
Ayres,
in
users
distribution
its
1,500
Krensky & Co.,
Wells & Co
&
program.
of the surrounding
1,500
Mason,
Co.,
the
1,500
Co
Co.,
the
of
in distributing through an existing underground distribution
liquefied petroleum gas-air (LPG-Air) to residential and com¬
Friedrichs & Co.—
&
provide for conversion of the company's system in
introduction of natural gas in its service area.
proceeds will be applied to the company's con¬
to
for
BUSINESS—Company, formerly Spokane Gas & Fuel Co., holds fran¬
from the
City of Spokane and from the County of Spokane,
Wash., for the distribution of gas throughout the city limits and a
1,500
Bodlne—
&
■
the
by
chises
1,500
Crouter
Sons
Space
and
balance
system
•
V 1,500.
1,500
used
engaged
1,750
1,750
1,500
be
will
portion
2,250
1,750
—
.V
.<■
2,250
2,250
Co.—_
&
2.250
„
1,500
Corp
&
Kenny
preparation
1,750
—_!
Townsend,
&
facilities,
3,500
2,250
_
■_
—.
&
term
3,500
2,250
financing
the
from
proceeds
redeem outstanding first mortgage bonds; to repay shortindebtedness;
for
certain replacement of services
and other
to
4,125
2,250
!
of the company, at &
amount, plus accrued
■'
company
4,125
2,250
—
of
PROCEEDS—Net
5,000
,
at the option
the principal
redeemed
100%
of
be
may
price
2,250
Co
&
&
notes
The
3,500
Co
...
jet flight
Sperry's flight control system is expected to provide
turbo-jet aircraft with levels of air safety and pas¬
comfort surpassing anything produced by the company in 4(1
requirements,
5,000
•
3,500
Co
providing "hands
electronic system,
revolutionary
a
by the Sperry Gyroscope Co. on April 3. \ ;
Design-tailored over an eight-year period to meet complex
4,125
2
&
of
precision control of commercial jet airliners flying
relatively slow 100 m.p.h. and sonic speeds, was announced
3,500
for each
into
ta
Committee
Advisory
p.
1372.
newly
automatic,
4,125
——
Curtis—
&
Siboney Development
Changed—
2,148,681
*
Security Banknote Co.—To Recapitalize—Earns. Up—
ferred stock
Development
redemption
—
mobiles,
is
of
Investors'
outstanding
1115.
p.
Board of Pennsalt International
interest.
5,000
Siboney Development & Exploration Co.
corporate
.
railway..;-—.
oper.
of the
,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1955
Trust
Belmont
of
members
Sovereign
the
from
from
Net
1956
Board
scription
principal
March
on
Pursuant
the
the
,
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.—New Name—
announced
convertible
The
of
1619.
—
(Chairman
Hall
W.
Fidelity-Philadelphia
15,000
Co
Sons
Lane,
M.
183, p.
3
Scott
*
President of Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.)„
(head
of
the
Investment
Advisory
Division,.
and former
Lincoln
Dr.
company
months
1956 were $8,937,320.
The company believes It is the
in the prefabricated home Industry.
Donald J. Scholz
is President, director and founder of the
company and has been en¬
gaged in the home building, business, principally In Toledo, for more
fourth
—V.
designing,
purchasers
for
George B. Boitzel
Corp.
15,000
con¬
manufacturing and selling prefabricated homes through the company's
sales representatives to builder-dealers.
The company offers a selection
t
,
5
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Advisory Committee Named
be separately
cor¬
remaining
of
Inc
Blosser
Willis,
See
business
the
income
27,933,163
1372.
p.
Shares
5.000
Weil, Laboulsse,
Robinson
purposes.
engaged
ry.
oper.
183,
Class B
,
Inc.—
&
&
Mullaney,
plant
a
company's
period of homes sold
used
The
and
ry.
2,250
Co.,
Kormendi
proceeds
acquired
Wilmington,
establish
Net
15,000
& McDowell
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc
par
of approximately
recently
purchased
in
Delaware and to establish and equip another plant to be
the vicin'ty of Memphis, Tenn. Approximately $250,000
to
$6,495,378 $13,953,325 $13,729,466
2,937,852
6,802,896
6,272,187
15,000
Co.—
Horner
Arthur
intends
company
Co.
Garrett
Straus,
under¬
to
$6,771,427
3,306,865
fr.
rev.
31,309,958
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Securities Offered—White,
stock
comomn
,
Jackson
Milwaukee
Scott,
on
supplied by amendment.
$1,920,000
B
Co.—
Haven
The
O.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
and class
Pont &
W. Clark
Johnson,
This
stock
Corp.—
Collins
Howard,
Scholz Homes, Inc., Toledo,
March
value)
par
Co
&
Robert
1371.
p.
oper._
Net
$141,117
Co
&
Richard
$3,530,^7
income
oper.
183,
$141,117
1957
Baker, Simonds & Co
6,003,868
$2,266,203
oper._
($1
Deetjen
Cruttenden
1956—2 Mos.—1955
2,952,624
13,585,934
years
605,000 shs.
Brown
Julien
Net
15,602,914
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
&
&
Alex.
$4,872,849 $11,242,527
1956—2 Mos.—1955
expenses.
,
stock
Granbery, Marache &
Ira Haupt & Co
Shearson, Hammill &
i
.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—-Month—1955
Railway
;
1956—Kfronth—1955
$22,374,341 $20,081,312 $45,263,283 $41,662,629
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
7,000 shs.
du
Emanuel,
Stroud
St.
EFFECT
605,000 shs.
Webber,
McDonald
1478.
p.
GIVING
Peabody & Co
Francis
773,771
19,152,073
or
requirements
7,000 shs.
Becker &
G.
A.
1,764,805
-
Net
$2,283,127,
dividend
preferred
the
1955
$24,936,456.
to
outstanding prior to the proposed offering.
Higginson
Paine,
$3,567,919
2,033,452
;
Ry.—Earnings—-
Railway oper.
Shares
1953
$9,192,138
8,130,26j
revenue—
Class A
Bache
railway-—.
after
through
to
$778,134
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
19,019,773 M8,308,083
3,213,238
3.625,678
railway- .L2'-
from
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
underwriters
named
below,
acting
through Kidder, Peabody & Co, and Lee Higginson Corp. as repre¬
sentatives, have severally agreed to purchase from the company and
the selling stockholders the following respective number of shares of
Lee
1955
'-754,586
—
1951
$12,336,752
rose
share
per
from
years
from
period
1,000,000 shs.
common
Kidder,
$9,058,364
21,264,836
oper.
Sperry Corp,—New Flight
(par value $100)—
stock ($1 par value)
common
1—
from
Net
—V.
Income
oper.
From
Gross
■
Southern
of
offered.
cum.
A
Ry.—Earnings—
$9,393,399
—
five
the
increased
same
shares
being
now
Rayable 3%, due March 14,
stk.,
?'-• I
1956
from
Net
v?
„
1
•
6,513,142
marked
also produces a line
pharmaceutical specialities.
*30,772
*41,843
1371.
p.
toiletries
13,967,470
7,323,823
income
1372,
Period End. Feb. 29—
Railway
become
marketed
company
$32,871
income—.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
sold
»T
toiletries
women's
of
shares
heing
are
,
13,644,574
railway
p.
between
$2.05
Class
322,409
$36,407
,
i
oper...
,.
74,844,333
a
added
be
55,000
stock
men's
to
81,756,320
railway
oper.
183,
shares
the class A common
Net
r.
remaining
proprietary
ry.
off"
sales
the
to
the
on
Notes
$355,280
182,586
*$15,650
;
net
during
$0.71
Pfd.
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$178,722
and
proceeds
common
and
from
Net
company
proposes
to declare a dividend of 20
in July,
1956 on both classes of common
the
Class
$166,936
from
—V.
common
Authorized
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 29—
Railway,oper.
The
B
payable
CAPITALIZATION
•'
<•
B
the
stockholders.
Spice,"
names.
EARNINGS—During
from
Inc.—Stock
of
manufactures
"Old
chemicals
including
company's
615
-
trade
class
of
to
The
of
company
class
recent acquisitions and for
the principal manufacturing
balance
funds.
selling
name
share
per
based
Ryder
Gross
the
by
shares
I
,
From Jan. 1—
"
1371.
p.
the
over
—V.
sale
55,000
certain
the
with
two
DIVIDENDS—The
cents
100,690
*13,957
> '
organic
income
♦Deficit.—V.
trade
for
the
additions
and
shares
of
A
pay
general
55,000
various
fine
912,938
159,669
income
and
to
N. J.,
account
the
stock,
V 749,646
853,810
railway-i»vi«.
used
from
83,332
*18,093
,
increase
1380.
p.
share.
per
class
improvements
under
1955
30,473
railway
oper.
be
company's
the
for
<'
to
at Clifton,
the
to
1—
Jan.
Net
/ '
r
■
.
38%
a
182,
An
—
proceeds
shares
55,000
under
"
oper.
r
Sold
$16.25
net
.BUSINESS—Corporation
railway—$421,431
railway
84,052
from
ry.
From
'
t'
•
are
•
from
Net
■
of
stock
The 46ft shares
shares will not be offered publicly.—V. 183, p. 1478.
"*
at
PROCEEDS—The
stock
derwriting group
Stock
—
stock
common
stockholders under rights which
common
represents
1954.—V.
Net
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Offering 99.34% Subscribed
stock offered to
This
taxes.
reported for
underwriting group
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Lee Higginson
Corp. on April 4 offered for public sale 100,000 shares
of class A common stock (par $1) and
100,000 shares
of class B common stock (par
$1) at $17.50 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed. -The
company also
is offering directly to certain of its officers and
employ¬
ees 10,000 shares of class A and
10,000 shares of class B
negotiations
progress
Fleet Leasing
after
$239,915
Shulton, Inc.
.
that
with several large organizations in the leasing field
and the successful completion
pf these negotiations is expected shortly.
In addition to the leasing of auto fleets,
the Rollins organization
also leases trucks, aircraft and industrial units. Main offices of Rollins
in
are
$330,687
trucks
.
.
part of the expansion, Mr. Rollins stated
as
at
earnings of
of
a
Forrester,
April
4.
is
now
manager
of
research
for
headquartered in Chicago. Its
has not yet been selected.
The chemical consolidation is part
functional reorganization of nine Standard Oil subsidiaries intc>
chemical
announced
four,
The
three
company
about
chemical
headquarters are Indoil
cals
Forrester
Mr.
Oil.
new
Corp.,
New
York
a
week
will
be
ago.
subsidiaries
to
be
merged
and
their
present
Chemical Co., Chicago; Pan American Chemi¬
City, and Hidalgo Chemical Co., Tulsa, Okla.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1798)
Standard
Sohio
1956
Co.
registration
a
Investment
the
Oil
(Ohio)—Registers With
Plan
statement
which
and
company
with
to
are
the
subsidiaries.
its
adopted
was
Common
the
by
—V.
The purpose of the Plan
assist in supplying addi¬
tional
security
for them
and their
families
at retirement
or
in
emergenc-y.
Participation by the employees is voluntary.
As of Feb.
29, 1956, cash and securities, at cost, held by the trustee for 7,534
of
EFFECT
totaled $8,861,116.—V.
181,
stock
183, p.
(par
& Co.,
1520.
p.
E.
T.
H.
Andrews
M.
eral
This
Aoril
of
should
2
is" suggested
given in
as
filed
16
corporation on March
read:
Boston
a
Sachs
Sulzberger
—V.
183,
pany
the second sentence of
first
the paragraph.
!
See —V. 182, p. 1620.
i
Privately—The
units
of
to
will
capital,
be
to
used
etc.—V.
182,
outstanding
retire
1161.
p.
loans
Truax-Traer Coal
■
Construction of
56,000 square foot engineering building and
a
foot research center
square
this
is expected
be completed
to
a
The
of
is engaged in research and development work for the
Air Force and for the Atomic Energy Commission.—V. 182,
series
April
13
Tills
2735.
Stock
to
of
vertible
for
of Carl M.
398,800 of the 2,008,000 outstanding shares
owns
of the stock of Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co. This purchase
to substantial existing direct holdings of
is in addition
Cuban Atlantic stock by members of the
Loeb, Rhoades
the
The
purchasers of Sugar Securities Corp. are Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co. and the following individuals
and members of their families:
&
L.
D.
Loeb,
Armand
G.
Erpf,
Clifford
W.
Michel,
Mark
Millard,
J.
Harrington and Edgar M. Bronfman.
net
1955
senting
12%
a
revenue
was
earnings
increase
corporation were $2,477,151, repre¬
1954 figure of $2,211,500.
The total
the
over
$35,418,862
compared
as
to
$33,776,125
the
for
Union
Asked
the
it
$1.70
about
rate
feels
of
issue
the
on
of
is
$1.64 for
versus
prospects
increase
essential
tion area, and
of
the
xuz.niU
in
for
1956,
demand
have
to
1954.
rate
shares
of
of
rate
182,
been
in
President,
that
such
the
the
that
said
now
company
heart
of
the
"It
not
Co.
be
two
Mining Corp.
Calif.—Proposed Merger
above.—V.
183,
1520.
p.
its
the
understood,"
companies,
historic
nor
independence
of
shares
close
said,
Union
supplies
tures
offers
funds
with
contemplated under
West,
and
wished
to
growing
In
corporation on
covering
offered
at
March
239,999
$1.25
share,
per
incident
expenses
19
shares
to
filed
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
30
(par
without underwriting.
operations.
with
cents)
The
important
"that
this
where
it
"With
and
abroad,
Mr.
to
proceeds
is
tsock at
during
the
after
petroleum
industry on
marketing operations
or
crude
oil
It
will
the
the
that
debentures
to
are
the
be
into
to
all
convert
make
the
debentures
further
a
into
in
V.
D.
with
the
holders
at
Dardi
Mr.
of
also
stock
common
announced
that
under
the
preferred
when
the
stock
will
be
formula,
the
Tekoil Corp.—Purchases
Texas
of
30
producing
by this corporation
oil
West Texas
30
in
the
announced
was
Lehn-Apco field
March
on
Wells—
H.
West
Davi¬
President.
son,
Anne's
Oil
option acquired in its recent merger with the
Co.,
Tekoil has
increased its primary
an
Production
reserves
by 300,000 barrels, its secondary reserves
by more than 2,000,000 barrels, and its cash flow
by $11,000 per month.
Ihe actual purchase price
by Tekoil involves an undisclosed amount
of cash and shares of its
Involved
wells
In
from
all
22
are
stock.
common
wells
purchased
Lamphere
&
May,
eight
and
183,
1620.
p.
He
City plant to
move manufacturing operations
from
facilities
new
five-acre
to
^nd in Los Angeles, Calif., it
'
u
Chairman
of
the
be
was
Board
constructed
announced
and
on
a
its
March 27
on
by
New
plot
«,^itrUTCtl°n 18 e*;Pected t0 start
J.
Moran
William
Co.,
IftlLS for
f
estimated
,
shortly,
Mr.
Kurtin
engineers
consulting
*nd wl 1 build the
settlement
of
concluded,
a
the
that
the
favorable
issued
closing
Before
will
suit
in
hearing
providing
D.,: devoted
N.
fabrication
of
to
It also owns and
the
maintenance
and
items
ine
custom-made
among
.
of A-l's
some
the
For
export
founded in 1932, and since then the company has
was
of
products
183,
through its
research
own
through
and
253.
p.
Gain in Number of
\
approximately 298,000 stockholders of this corporation
aliowing for duplication of holders of toe two
of. 4,374
of
record
since
Nov.
stockholders,
of
stockholders
Feb.
on
On
Nov.
of
6,701
increase
record
Feb.
on
1956,
10,
1955.
4,
an
7,
numbered
1955,
4,
246,596,
there
were
since
Aug. 5, 1955.
totaled 66,379, a
1956,
of
533 since Nov.
1, 1955.
On the latter date, there
decrease of 357 since Aug. 2, 1955.—V. 183, p. 1414.
a
with
&
Strategic
corporation
covering
offered
for
the
were
Minerals,
Salida,
Inc.,
Colo.—
25
at
March
filed
of
share,
per
incident
expenses
18
shares
on
800,000
cents
stock
10
(par
with
cents)
the
to
be
The proceeds
are
operations.
mining
to
of notification
letter
a
common
without underwriting.
the
have
connection
for
/, »>
.
accounting for the balance.
common
The
SEC
to
Utah Gas Service
be
with
the
dismissal
each)
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
March
on
filed
12
a
letter
of
notiiicaticn
with
the
Co.
of 51/2% debentures (in denominations of $1,003
at 103% plus accrued interest through Tne First
offered
of
other
with
and
be
to
Trust
the
of
company
SEC covering $300,000
a
and
merger
•
1956,
Uranium
preferred stockholder had been
reached by the Court, and an order
by
'•
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
such
to
respect
connection
in
procedures
;
7
plant is in Houston, Texas.
Tioga,
stockholders
increase
The
Court
decision
approving the
183, p. 1661.
with
Exchange
:; i
-
>
stock.
of
66,912,
Corp.
the
pending
be
usual
Oil
effective.
merger
Stock
to
shares
and
Handridge
the
Yock
;
,
use,
line
were
decrease
effective.
action.—V.
and
general
stated.
The
contractors,
unities.
new
grr,tnd manufacturing operations will be moved to
plant then will be eventually
building. The New York City
cmTJi6* f6W* buiidings will comprise a total of
bIU"h for future additional 60,000 square feet
/eet; fAn
expansion.—V.
served
183,
United
approximately 80.000
of land has been re¬
Lincoln,
funds,
Neb.
The
finance
to
transmission
proceeds
to
are
construction of
the
be
used,
natural
togetner
gas
lines.
systems^
1
proceeds
w°«rtir,i0 capital and contracts and
paff ?0teSi
working
reserve
the
purpose
of
be
to
used
incorporated in Montana
was
acquiring
an
afi^^rchf^ hi1(Lliabilitie!
partnership by the present
oil
well
drilling
of such business,
a
pay
accounts payable
funds.
BUSINESS—Company
to
are
officers and
for
drilling
for
general
and
on
Oct.
24
business,
formerly
directors
of
and
the
conducted
the
company.
these parties in partnership
business of drilling oil wells
Drilling Co. Operations of the
Tension
partnership consisted of drilling oil wells under contract.
nership
acquired
and
operated
substantial
amounts
of
assets
consisting of drilling equipment.
The
company
also
holds
by
assignment
nership three Willow Creek leases
oil and gas
the so-called
owner
leases
of
the
embracing
land.
It
is
in
W.
be
a
term
of
Schwab,
added
—V.
183,
President,
that
stated
the
proceeds
the
of
This
March
on
<
Value
1041.
SEC
Line
Fund
notification
of
of capital
stock
with
(par
the
181,
SEC
$1).—V.
179,
''■**
.
Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
u>;
Income
March
on
covering
—V.
letter
a
snares
.
Securities and
This
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
filed
29
additional
600,000
1728.
P-
working capital to be used for general corporate purposes.
p.
Fund
covering
will
loan
to
r
,
United
the
years
from
Envelope
Co.
of additional
share
for
1956.
March
part¬
One
the
8,
on
of
fee
1955,
Offered
—
filed
29
statement
registration
a
additional
7,500,000
shares
capital
of
the'
with
stock
(par
$1).
1359.
p.
"j1
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Files—
This
stock
common
(par $10) at the rate of
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the additional shares will
added
to
company's
loans
machinery
proceeds
the
the
bank
will
at
of
personal
and
about
to
$1,500,000.
working
capital
used
be
may
and
$700,000
to
pay
purchase addi¬
The
balance
of
required
because
in
and
manufactures and
the
1898,
business
sells
is
company
envelopes
tablet
and
In
the
largest
the
United
to
$2.31
preceding
stock dividend in
1956.
the
Dividends
split up,
share
per
both
year,
1954
paid
and
CAPITALIZATION
in
to
1955
figures
common
80
cents
compared with $1.73 per share
been adjusted for a 25%
stock
per
in
1955,
EFFECT
1957-1973
3%%
notes
due
1956-1957
cum.
pfd.
stock
stock
($10
($10
par
Stone
&
Co.
is
adjusted
due
1,
2
Wall
St.,
at
105%
York
New
The
at
or
15,
-
redemption
5%
Crocker-Anglo
Salif.
Redemption—
on April 23, 195S, $100,000
con^erMbl1* sub rdinated debenture^
and accrued interest.
Payment will be
National B-ni,
One Sansome St., San
for
15-year
1970,
the
at
Francisco,
1260
'
•. •
.
called
has
outstanding
Dec.
made
National
First
N.
Y.—V. 183,
p.
City
Bank
of
New
York,1
714. *
^
The
The
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Tied
development
underwriters
acting
as
into
is
is
this
of generating 100,000
high voltage transmission
capable
Vepco's
sizable
first
its
project
using
water
kilowatts
system,
to
the
produce*
It
is
the
rently
serves
Virginia
A
company's
kilowatt
system
and
major
year.
Also,
to
major
generating plant, and brings the
than 253,000.
The company cur¬
electric customers in North Carolina,
more
657,000
than
Virginia.
West
tenth
for
ninth
capacity
more
plant
is
1
scheduled for completion at Yorktown, Va.
pending before the Federal Power
an 87,000 kilowatt hydro station at
application is
authority to build
an
312,500
615,231 shs.
183,
821.
$4,000,000
397,020 shs.
of
electricity.
a.
400,000 shs.
at
company
Gaston, N. C., about nine miles upstream fro Roanoke Rapids.—V.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
value)__
plant
hydro
electricity.
of
N. C., was forma'ly dedicated on £t>ril 4.
Rapids,
new
development
hydro-electric
$32,000,000
Roanoke
next
312,500
par
A'
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Plant Dedicated—
for
$4,000,000
value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
den,
split in March,
also
share.
Authorized
due
7%
company
its
proceeds
1414,
pp.
* *
Commission
GIVING
notes
Common
'
.
of
The
additional
for
Varian Associates—Partial
manu¬
having
five-for-one common stock
a
the
on
amounted
filed a letter of notification with the
number of shares of $2.50 par com£
without underwriting, to eligiole
market,
employee stock purchase plan.
working capital.—V. 183,
to
pursuant
used
1041.
The
States.
school
EARNINGS—-The company's sales for 1955 were $44,435,302 compared
$40,647,745 in 1954.
Net
income
applicable to common stock
the
*
be
to
are
at
business.
of
with
amounted
employees
-
..-and
16
undetermined
offered
of
supplies, paper drink¬
ing cups, and bags and envelopes made from cellophane and other
transparent materials.
The
company
owns
and operates 15 manu¬
facturing plants.
in
be
to
March
on
an
stock
•
volume
BUSINESS—Organized
also
funds
to
of
cost
a
additional
company's increased
facturer
It
general
amounting
provide
corporation
covering
one
each
four shares held of record on April 4,~
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.-(EST) on April 17, 1956. The offering is being under*
written by a
group of investment firms headed by Hayden, Stone & Co.
be
The
SEC
mon
The
part¬
acres
Stock
—
company is issuing to the holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe at $20.25 per share for 123,046 shares
37/s%
predecessor
a total of 356.85
Horn County, Mont.
116.85
acres
is
from
10
States
operating
Big
approximately
for
from
The
embracing
Dome
tnese
Inc.—Note
!
1955
fniSS" !° °rganlfzat]°" °f the comnany,
,°™ d,,ln August of 1954, conducted a
the
partnership name of
under
Manufacturers,
Value Line Fund, Inc.
Sold
tional
Drilling Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—Carroll &
Co., Denver, Colo., is offering 400,000 shares of common
stock (par 10
cents) at $1 per share as a speculation.
net
&
Privately—This corporation, it was announced on April
3, has arranged through Lehman Brothers for a 20-year
loan of $15,000,000 from an insurance company.
The
loan, which bears interest at the rate of 3%% per
annum, is due March 1, 1976.
short-term
1620.
p.
Tenison
PROCEEDS—The
Merchants
-
Louis
Completion date is
summer, at which time TelAutograph's administrtive
late
hi «i'nrCKg
vacated
as
additonal
announced
make
to
New
-
President.
i
for
the
Y.
voluntary
filing of formal documents with the authorities
required
of
required
with
also
J.
The new
buildings, valued at nearly $l,000,000"
including land and
Improvements, will house both the
TelAutograph Division and two of
!v.ernCOrp5ra, °ns Wholly owned subsidiaries, the Walsco Electronics
iiE'- a
^a^er k. Schott Co. The latter currently occupy several
buildings in the Los Angeles area.
♦
the
is
concluded
Donnelly & Echols, which give Tekoil a
controlling interest
the producing wells in the
Lehn-Apco field.
^corporation will
York
01
of
merger
The
2,
York, N.
iviay
these
but two of
TelAutograph Corp.—To Move Mfg. Operations—
v
is
approval
entered
from
"These acquisitions pave the
way for an intensive drilling and waterflooding program by Tekoil for Lehn-Apco," asserted Davison
"We
Intend to invest at least
$540,000 in the drilling of 27 new wells in
our Saint
Anne's acreage in this area
within the next few months,"
—V.
filing,
listing
Through exercise of
Saint
effective.
Delaware
principal
1956, at The Chase
which
and
Included
sales
Preferred
of the presently issued 20-year 6% debentures of the com¬
will be upon the basis of six shares of common stock for each
bond plus payment of accrued interest to holders.
The voluntary
exchange offer is required to be made within 30 days after the merger
in
the
their
,
its
Common
exchange
becomes
of
by W
29
direct
242,222
pany
wells
of
Brotners, whereby this group will pur¬
debenture h|Oiders
at any time prior to
April 23 at 104.44% of the principal amount.
main
rent.
or
February,
an
for¬
$100
Purchase
sale
There
converted
becomes
merger
the
under
until
'
:
to
debenture.
holders
drilling
Stockholders—
Handridge Oil Corp., which was
the preferred and common stock¬
that
interest
redemption of
stock
common
each $100
103.75%
at
United States Steel Corp.—Reports
-
with
meeting of
29, 1956, Its
March
shares
announced
4
•
redeemed
rigs
acquisitions.—V.
Corp.—Merger Agreement—
April
agreement
special
a
held
ten
into
President,-on
merger
195o.
for
debenture
irom
in
A-l Bit & Tool
accordingly
Should all the debentures be con¬
above, Gulf would then own 2,400,000 shares of
182, p. 2516.
Dye & Chemical
Dardi,
of
to
outstanding
into
aeoentures, the corpora-*
standby agreement with a group of investment
a
Co.,
plant
a
For domestic
classes
be
through
1969. '
1,
stock
common
23,
its
reaeem
Oct.
cuuvertioie
available
accrued
the
on
the
of
diversified
of $*8,000,000 if the
$60,000,000 if the con¬
payment
Union
stock.—V.
United
unit,
proceeds are to be used
for general corporate
products are sold, and some are for
trade, however, ail tools are soldi
At the present time, the rental business constitutes about 68% of sale?,
stock,
common
are
i
in
.
.
outlined
as
per
unit:
per
Lehman
Bit & Tool's
either
conversion
decide to
obliged
in
common
$9
the company's products are Hi-Lo
Safomatic valves, casing milling tools, casing mills,
casing whipstocks*
side wall core; barrels, circulating heads, check valves and hydraulic
feed joints.
*
' *
country
convertible
be
is
v,
used
drilling
drilling industry.
price of $70 per share during the first five years,
five years, and $80 during the third five-year
next
of
at
and
Exchange Place, New
business
Bit & Tool
operates
only
occurs
during the first five years,
version occurs during the second five years, and $72,000,000 if the con¬
version
occurs
during the third five years, increasing Gulf's total
are
quickly
was
43
debentures
4.
A-l
West
and
seeking, increased markets."
which
Should Gulf
it
mula
Co., New York.
the
this
share
manufactures a line of special tools and
and testing of oil wells, will regain its
original name but will be operated as a branch of Garrett Oil Toolfe;
Inc., a division of U. S. Industries, Inc.
Its annual sales luve oeen
running at the rate of about $2,000,000.
; ip
in
2805.
p.
in
reserves
one
f,,
due
redeemed
be
with
with
headed
of
debentures
April
by
repair
of
the
$1)
offered
be
,
May 2, .l95o,
on
will
Bank,
the
valves
privilege ends.
Gulf has already
purchased $60,000,000 of these debentures, and will purchase an addi¬
tional $60,000,000 during the next year.
Union
Swank, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 64,486 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
on
into
A-l
It
expendi¬
reserves.
barrels
Taylor explained
common
$75
Gulf
the
refining
no
billion
15
over
in
invest
has
stock
to
1956.
net
with
(par
notification
cents)
1,
facilities
Acquires Tool Firm— '
gives
relatively small crude oil
approved
completed.—V. 181,
capital
7
*3
This corporation has acquired the assets of A-l Bit & Tool
Co. of
Houston, Texas, for 34,770 shares of USI's common stock, John -jLi
Snyder, Jr.; Chairman of the Board and President, announced on
is
advantages.
increased
of
and
The
i-'..'
privilege
together
the close
contemplated.
Union re¬
of 1 management,
policies,
and
finance
2
_i
Co._
Staats & Co
publicly offered at $10
1376.
be
bankers
the
mining
March 20 by Cohu &
be
eight shares of
connection
chase
aggressive program to keep pace with-the
Union
access
to
adequate
crude
oil
an
it
help
2
*
&
preferred
10
stock
plant
will,
debentures
Manhattan
..
one
several
Union
to
7
Co
&
R.
letter
a
(par
March
of
p.
to
business
oi
amount,
common
of
rate
The
Debentures—This
Taylor
Mr.
is
8
__
Roney & Co
Barney
convertible
stock
record
to
subordinated
conversion
April
transaction
investment
Surplus Uranium Co., Inc., Graham, Texas—Files—
on
100,000
'
California—Sells
of
clearly
of
merger
verted
for
than
2837.
p.
180,
debentures
the
The
has sold $120,000,000 of its 3*4% 25-year sub¬
should
a
tains
produc¬
office has been opened in Tulsa, Okla.—V. 183, p. 213.
an
International
The
at
'
.
wnicn are entitled to
anuually and
are
con¬
$2.80
the
at
preferred.—V.
.
The
from
ordinate convertible debentures to Gulf Oil Corp., it was
announced on April 3, by Reese H. Toylar^ President.
period,
Anton,
Mark
has
represenative
a
Sunset Oil Co., Los Angeles,
SEC
closed
be
C.
preferred
of
are
corporation
convertible
snares,
conversion
See
will
V
/
:
outstanding slightly less
leave
at
common
Oil
company
previous
Despite an increase in the average number of common shares
outstanding, as a result of converted preferred stock, the earnings per
were
of
expansion
tion has entered
Coast,
Corp.—Earnings Up 12%—
this
of
sharse
units
of
common
stockholders
filed
19
shares
of
Investing Corp., New York.
;
reserves.
year.
share
books
issue
dividends
share
"Gulf
Suburban Propane Gas
The
will
original
into
each
"The
John
Redemption—
operations.
group.
D.
transfer
20.
cumulative
Sugar Securities Corp.—New Control—John L, Loeb,
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., investment bankers of
New York City, announced on April 5 that his firm and
a small group of associates had
purchased, for cash, all
the outstanding stock of Sugar Securities
Corp., which
Co.—Partial
—
U,'S. Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
convertible
A
redemption
shares
in turn
five
purposes.—-V.
has called for redemption May 25, 1956, 10,000 shares
preferred stock at $52 a share plus accrued
company
its
dividends.
Aerophysics
p.
Smith,
for
pay
The
55,000
by September,
year.
U. S. Army,
March
on
150,000
shares
Unsubscribed
for
and
2
Co
Peet
o.
Wm.
2
General
proceeds
working
Aerophysics Development Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, has
a 104-acre site here for a $1,300,000 facilities expan¬
program.
H.
5
—
Payson & Co.___
2
Co
to
The
broken ground on
sion
&
7
__
Weeks
&
Brothers
&
William
corporation
covering
stock
on
vestors.
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Unit to Build—
The
Co
&
H. M.
7
Co
&
Lerner
8 "
:
Lehmah
2
1521.
p.
and. 30,000
com¬
Feb. 17 $15,000,000 of 3%%
mortgage bonds due 1986 with 22 institutional in¬
placed privately
2
lnc.__
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
U. S. Fiberglass Industrial Plastics, Inc.—Files—
The
Toledo Edison Co.—Bonds Placed
sub-
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hornblower
3
(Inc.)__
Corp.
Marache
Harriman
2
Byllesby & Co.
First
SEC
to
below
not
are
as
olfer:
2
Granbery,
Hallowell,
SEC
corporate purposes.
avoid any possible confusion.
Some
authorities suggest that the
term "book value," if unmodified, in¬
cludes also stockholder equity, the growth of which is spelled out in
change
18
&
Middlebrook,
Albany Corp
The
letter of notification with the
covering 299,700 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, through Federal Investment Co., Washington,
D. G.
The net proceeds are to be used lor working capital and gen¬
"SP8 book valud* of plant and equipment,
the report reveals, has
Jumped eight times in the last nine years to $16,200,000. Stockholders
equity of $21,700,000 is more than four times what it was in 1946."
"Chronicle"
paragraph
stock
common
subscription
Co
&
Goldman,
The
fourth
additional
the
Coburn
SEC
the
that
announces
of
to
Beckwith—,—
&
First
investment
Togor Publications, Inc., New York—Files With
the
company
shares
Hayden, Stone & Co
511,046 sus.
.
Bell
183,
the
pursuant
%
1040.
Dillon
of
for
Outstanding
1,000,000 sns.
cents)
10
such
scribed
FINANCING
\
V
Thermal Research & Engineering Corp.—New Director
2584.
p.
PRESENT
TO
Monday, April 9, 1956
.
purchase from the company the respective percentages set forth
produced in paying quantities
is
gas
or
Loring
Dam,
a
partner
of
Eastman,
bankers, has been elected a director.-rrV.
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Correction—
The
oil
as
GIVING
Authorized
company and became effective July 1, 1952.
is to encourage saving by employees and to
participating employees,
thereafter
land.
the
CAPITALIZATION
to
Plan
The
3,
long
as
from
April
on
covering interests in the
eligible employees of
SEC
offered
be
and
SEC—,
Employees Investment Plan and this company filed
..
named
representative,
below,
for
whom
have severally
Hay-
agreed
to
Wall Street Investing
The
the
—V.
corporation
SEC
181
covering
n
2185.
on
March
500,000
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
29
filed
a
registration
additional shares
of
statement
capital stock
with
(par $1).
(1799)
Warner & Swasey Co.—Expects -Increased Shipments
j
Total
compared
resident,
/
said
be
at
precision
cquired
will
represented by a .production payment.' All of
these properties are now
and will be. operated by Western Ventures, Inc., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, -the organization of which was made necessary by tttfe legal
requirements for the conduct of business within the State of Texas."
K,
at
Bailey,
'r
machine,
earcn-movxng
Duplex
Truck; Co.
now
and
the
operating
plant
—V.
of
Warner
a
Western
backlog
total
r.
17,000,000.—V.
of
the
on
182,
orders
first
of
has
2178.
p.
continued
1956,
'
>
Period End. Feb, 29—
and
rise.
to
has
~'-y
It
to
Railway
rom
$8,472,058
$6,704,846
2,445,393
6,282,805
4,977,550
oper.->' $1,057,044
$877,447
$2,189,253''
$1,727,290
587,843
1,496,971'
1,142,028
fcy
all
for
fr.
rev.
the
on
Street
and
213-223
•
-
of
land.-r-V.
.
43rd
East
• •
Street," New
' %*.»•.
<
properties is $812,003,
p.
1041.
183,
of wnich
Gross
Net
corporation
consolidated
oration
of
liuo
c.
formerly
net
the
both
of
etroit-Michigan
cluchng
six
Notmg
uC* in
e-
loss
net
of
Welbilt
the
.
For
Stove
the
the
{
for
totaled $22,774,546
1355
taxes
no
the
will
be
payable
by
annual
that
the
against
1956
additional
an
profits
before
corporation
1955
on
John
elbilt
$1,000,000
remains
ana
wn
expects
has
developed
market in the
to
central
near
-r.
air
conditioning
future.—V.
y.'
,
William
E.
Scorah,
said in
in
a
183,
letter
equipment
wnich
151.
p.
The
'"On
the
29,
Mesa
acquired
in
ores
with
eneral
area.
ate
about
dated
March
these
in
and
holdings is nominal.
the
consist
fractional
working
Howard,
royalty
the
time
same
properties in
of
Crane,
Income
consummated
the
at
to
30
the
"exas
Vestern
569,730
which
of
1,225,732
$10,000,000,
Secondary Offering
—
interests
of
Alkali
Diamond
has been
Co.,
oil
and
the
•
;
Club
SEC
These
of
The
from
on
basis
a
total
which
consideration
Development Co.
,
will
capital stock.
most
prove
involved
was
April
on
$250,000
in
cash
its
Oct.
and
28,
be
issued
1938,-between
trustee,
as
the
supplemental
price
commissions
to
are
the
amended
as
indenture
to
the
company
and
to
to
are
under
sup¬
dated
be
short-term
bank
notes
aggregating
Its
treasury for capital expenditures
together
with
other
company
funds,
to
extensive proposed additions and improve¬
reimburse
and
(c)
cost
of
utility plant.
budgeted
are
1,442,000
been
will
Approximately
the
for
to
$34,000,000
1956,
year
and
of
for
construction
the "two
years
aggregate
and
of
area
an
Wisconsin.—V.
approximately
182,
4,000
miles
square
in
22L7.
p.
of
new
bridge
ore
by
a
its
at
this
blast
furnace
department
cost
authorized
company.
The new ore bridge,
which
approximately $1,300,000, will be of the most modern design.
be
equipped with a 15-gross ton capacity bucket compared"!
7V2-ton capacity bucket on the present ore bridge which was
will
It
with
a
constructed
in
in
stated
that
the
new
bridge
ore
when
1957, will permit more efficient and expedient handling
and
movement
furnaces.
pansion
fired
1917.
officials
Company
the
from
will
It
also
storage
ore
provide
the
to
area
facilities
capacity.—V.
183,
completed
of materials
vicinity
the
necessary
pig iron
the company's
of
2,
1956,
registration
a
statement
the
of
for
blast
future
ex¬
1661.
p.
$1,000
to
are
offered
be
from
the
the
members
of
to
sale
debentures
of
the
Club
will
be
at
the
applied
Tne
corporation
offered
$250,000
are
covering
at
be
to
used
per
22
filed
of
shares
($10
to
March
on
10,000
par
6%
liquidate
letoer
a
of
cumulative
without
share),
is
the
bank loan and to increa
a
stock
e
the
speeds.
Mr.
Twyman
The
the
"to
his
said
provide
company's
broad
a
design
extensive
of advanced
range
program
to
of
dynamically
public showing of these ne;-/ /ale fork trucks incorporating
engineering advances as standard features will be at the
Handling Institute's Exposition in Cleveland, June 5
premium
national
inventory.
was
materials handling
first
be
proceeds
The
incorporation
by
equipment to serve the mechanization requirements
expanding markets both here and abroad."
with
notification
preferred
underwriting.
element
dramatic
popularized
undertaken
SEC
of
in the new standard Yale materials handling
of many engineering features currently
automotive industry.
All
of
the
advanced
engineering and design features were suc¬
cessfully field tested during the research program and are now enter¬
ing production in standard models of the new Yale trucks at the
Yale Materials Handling Division, Philadelphia, Pa,
Highlights among
these
features
are
fully
automatic
torque
converter
transmission,
self-adjusting brakes,
power
steering,
and
high
travel and
lifting
A
vehicles
1991.
debenture.
per
proceeds
Manufacturing Co.—Research Program
a
$5,000,000, three year research and manu¬
facturing program resulting in revolutionary new lines of Yale fork
including gasoline, LP-gas, diesel and electric powered models,
was revealed on March 29
by Elmer F. Twyman, Vice-President.
completion
trucks,
with
due
& Towne
Yale
The
Wimquip, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
to
shares
and
dated
a
registra¬
bonds due April 15,
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—New Ore Bridge—
Wilmington, Del.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission— i
covering $1,500,000 non-interest bearing debentures,
net
of
advantageous
269,504
bonds
the SEC
bonds,
outstanding
to
the
part
to
Construction
the
cost
of
construction
of
a
golf house and two 18-hole
golf courses on the property which the Club In 1952 contracted to
acquire from Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. du Pont.
At Jan. 31, 1956, the
Club
had
2,325
members,
limited, members
of
Concord
including
Country Club, the Club's wholly owned subsidiary.
Texas,
the same
in
of
The
Counties,
acres
in
southeastern
toward
3,400
the
the
approximately $68,000,000. 'The
company is engaged principally in
the generation, transmission, dis¬
tribution, and sale of electric energy in a territory having a population
Club,
Country
filed
debentures
price
had holdings.
The
approximately 8,500
in
(b)
made,
expected
elected
gas
of
on
(approximately
$15,000,000)
together with
the
of
$30,000,000
principal
amount
of
first
due 1986, are to be used for (a) prepayment
1956-57
Mutual
for
discounts
Company
are
Mo.—Note Placed Pri¬
controls
company
series
company's
has
manufactures automatic
the
officers
sale
the
expenditures
company
Wilmington
This
purchase of all the
the interests of
Reagan
in
the
ments
Ar
—
1157.
p.
ters With Securities and
Mesa
and
proceeds
3,008,400
<
$300,000
made
were
Vestern.
760,696
'
acquired
interests
Irion
net
from
heating equipment, commercial refrigerators, gas dryers and air
conditioning equipment.
The company also makes electronic control
equipment for aircraft and guided missiles.
these various interests is currently at the
annually.
This income will serve, in part, to
inance further development.
In fact, drilling operation? on some of
he newly-acquired acreage will commence at an
early date.
("The management believes that the company's intial purchases in
of
'
■■
for,
the
stockholders
common
privileges.
seventh
a
on
stock
the -subscription price,
by amendment.
To the
space
part:
Western
Co.
Crockett,
ogether
from
1356,
Oil
airious individuals
,sfiets
President
183,
Trust
stock.
common
date,
including
These
trust
including
bonds,
15,
income
Feb.
of
ssets
Sargent,
company
Wisconsin
mortgage
has borrowed $1,000,000 from the
Life Insurance Company in the
form of a 15-year promissory note due April 1, 1971.
Arrangements for the direct placement of the note were
negotiated by Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
■
1956, the company acquired additional oil and gas
terests through the pu. chase of all
the assets of Permian Royalty
No. 2.
These consist primarily of a large spread of
producing and
ion-produci:.g royalty intexeats aggregating 13,217 royalty a>.r.u .nu.r
l;356 gross acres in Crane, Crockett, Gaines, Glasscock; HnrrLon.
©ward, Irion, Madison, Midland and Reagan Counties in Texas.
At
resent,
The
of
of
unsubscribed
to
registration
a
common
stockholders
1956.
heretofore
Massachusetts
■
President,
stocicnoiders,
March
A.
vately—This
^^Western Development Co.—Progress Report—
pjppany's
8*9,239
White-Rodgers Co., St. Louis,
taxes.
at
he* company
15,
deed
9,393,730
to
a comparatively recent entry in tne air
conditioning field,
completing a 150,000 square foot addition' to manufacturing
its Maspeth, N. Y.
plant to meet increasing sales ox its
private label braxids.
In addition to room air cond.tioners,
is
1,240,210
687,514
1414.
director.—V.
a
•Altnough
acilities
1,317,298
>1,506,557
shares
supplied
and
underwriting
amendment.
proceeds
income...
by
remain
subscription
V
railway....^.
p.
First
Oct.
White Motor Co.—Sargent Elected to Board—
by Detroit-Michigan in prior years, AlexChairman, and Henry Hirsch, President, point
report
7,131,272
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
'
losses
of
Board
7,189,301
by
SEC
value
employees,
to
subsidiaries,
the
and
plemented,
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on March 23 By Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$42.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share. It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1280.
1954,
year
315,812
:
:
and
$4,759,176
1,618,661
8,004,728
-
•
654,953
' 504,953
railway
oper.
183,
$3,520,788#
793,806
<. 471,211
income..:
public,
meet
Co.,
reflects
report
year.
ry.
—V.
$1,649,443.
the corporation
ox
of
year
and
entire
for
$3,653,295
.
be
the
par
10
record
to
are
shares
$10
subscription
each
per
The
with
its
company also filed on March 30, 1956 with
statement covering $30,000,000 first mortgage
The annual Interest requirements on the
mortgage and
1953
cor-
sales of the metal
fabricating division, which
by the corporation at mid-year. This compares with
of approximately $22,300,000 on a
pro-io/ma basis
reason
H.rsch,
applied
last
Co.
the
reports
surviving
from
from
Net
.V" Ky
—
Co.,
the
817,179
oper.
ry.
Net
1954.
tr.at
by
P.
for
is
It
$3,967,307
1954
date
shares
additional
be ^supplied
1955
railwayl.^:
From Jan. 1—
...
months
sales
year
come
nder
of
Stove
a
Stove
$1,516,432.
May
sustained
sold
was
onsolidated
of
companies
Oonsolidated net sales
dr-The
in
merger
Detroit-Michigan
perations
ivision
Detroit-Michigan
income
.1956,
date.
1956
of
for
thereof
sucn
its
30,
shares
offered
The
tion
Earnings-
railway—.a:..
from
Net
$i57-
from
Co.
any
these
and
of
1986.
February—,
York
..
j.Weibilt Corp.—Reports Profit for 1955—
This
-
1414.
p.
the
Gross
955
income.-..::--'. -714,968
ryToper.
Western Pacific RR.
-y;>"
the
ry;
record
expiration
that
be
share
one
the
offering
company
■
au
valuation
The- assessed
is
44th
cash.
is
basis
Net
Net
*
the
extent
$3,322,840
-.3,152,481
as.ociate' have con.racted to purchase
Agency, Inc., the land and buildings located
Express
214-2^.6"East
t
and,
1956—2Mos.—1955
$4,209,526
expenses.
over
■
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—To Buy Properties—
cori;oraaou
1956-^M,onth—1955
revenue..: >
oper.
close
was
increased
now
to
are
of
of
as
and
oper.
—V.- 183,
This
*:
'•
-
March
on
covering 463,641
shares
basis
held
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Swasey.-
v
$16,100,000
These
filed
company
statement
•'
'
recemly-
&
This
the
'•
the
'
183, p. 1157.
Railway
as
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
held
reach"
probably
; Walter
27.
ivision.
["Our
1956
for .1955,
indications," Mr. Bailey said, "all our plants
close to capacity throughout the entire year,
increased facilities for manufacturing
Gradall,
greatly
our
$40,312,422
present
operating
lutiing
for
company
with
March
on
According to
111
of; this
shipments:
52,000,000
51
Material
through June 8.—V.
183,
p.
1280.
ST#-.
SfS *
DEPARTMENT
'
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
v-.
•
n.t
ALABAMA
Alabama
College (P. O.
Montevallo), Ala.
>.-:j
[Bond Ofieiing
rreasurer,
—
will
rids until 11
gality approved by Dumas, O Neal
at
6c
Dated
Hayes, of Birxiiingham.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County School District
No. 7 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The $98,000 build¬
bonds offered March 29 —
183, p. 1281—were awarded to
ing
v.
Refsnes,
Ely,
Beck
&
Co.,
Oak
Contra
School
Alabama State Docks Department
California
(P. O. Mobile), Ala.
eries of 1956 dock
ffered
April 3
group
The
Bond
bids at his office in Martinez until
Bank,
of
Mont-
Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
vmerican
National
Bank,
of
omery,
Mobile, and Shropshire & Co., at
iar, a net interest cost of about
.12%,
as
follows:
to
11
(PST)
purchase
of
April 10 for the
$1,300,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1956. Due
on May
15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
a.m.
on
payable
(M-N)
at
the
office.
Legality ap¬
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
proved
Francisco.
•
Buckeye School District, El Dorado
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
at
his
office
by the County Clerk
in
Placerville, until
II a.m. (PST) on April 9 for the
purchase of $39,000 building
bonds. Due from
1958 to
1976 in¬
clusive.
bBond
Sale—An
issue
Los
of
$375,-
00
series A first mortgage water
evenue
bonds was sold to Wat-
1956.
Due
on
April
by O'Melveny
Oro
Angeles
Bond Sale—The $111,000 build¬
April
offered
bonds
3 were
of America
to the Bank
National
Trust
&
Savings
Asso¬
School
Grande
1
son,
San
District,
Bernardino County,
Calif.
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
his office in San Bernardino, until
11
on April 23 for the
of $75,000 building
Dated April 15, 1956. Due
(PST)
a.m.
ciation, of San Francisco, as 3s,
at 100.40, a basis of about 2.95%.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
April 15 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
from 1957 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
Treasurer's
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the County Treasurer's office.
on
(A-O)
Los
Bond
Offering—L.
B.
Wallace,
Clerk of Board of County Super¬
will
visors,
11
receive
office
his
a.m.
in
(PST)
sealed
on
April 17 for the
from 1957 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap-^
15
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
Bond
sealed
awarded
wood
ing,
San
District,
County, Calif.
bids
City,
v.
183,
Clerk,
at
his
until
will
office
10
a.m.
receive
in
Red¬
(PST)
—
April
ceive
(DST)
of
City
Riverside
—
on
Clerk,
Belle
unt'il
will
10
Phelps,
Dillon
Jackson
Taylor & Co., at
group
&
a
&
Co.;
Curtis, and
price of par,
net interest cost of about
2.56%,
follows:
1957
on
1 from
May
to 1966 inclusive.
325,000 2.40s. Due
1967 to
1971
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1979 inclusive.
V4S. Due on Ma^ 1, 1980
130,000
and
1981.
Covina
,
bonds
offered
to
National
Trust
1958 to
Francisco,
Chicago.
New
Legality
York
ap¬
District,
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
ing
awarded
from
School
Angeles County, Calif.
1971
the
April
3
were
Bank of America
&
Savings
Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as 3V4S,
at 100.53, a basis of about 3.17%.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
from
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Legality approved by
Los
& Myers,
Angeles.
com¬
Co.;
Paine,
Fenn
&
Principal and interest
San
$1,600,000
April 2
re¬
payable at the City Treas¬
office
or
at
any
of the
or
a
Webber,
Los
June 1
to
Eastman,
West
bids
City's fiscal agencies in Los An¬
City
of
The
offered
bonds
1972 to
Clara
$11,000,000 municipal improve¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
inclusive.
County, Calif.
—
awarded
posed
4—
ment
Due
Sale
building
were
May 8 for the purchase
on
City High School District,
Riverside
Bond
a.m.
sealed
Prin¬
520,000 2V2s. Due on May 1 from
Offering
MacLellan,
Red¬
(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Pasadena, Calif.
Bond
in
cipal and interest
$625,000 5s. Due
1663.
p.
office
receive
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
No bids were
$1,500,000 water
offered
bonds
system
geles,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
submitted for the
his
at
Brun-
will
City, until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of
$52,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1
as
County, Calif.
Bonds Not Sold
urer's
School
Irrigation District,
Butte
(J-D)
Angeles.
Mateo
Paradise
until
purchase of $40,000 bldg. bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1956.
Due on
April
Angeles.
bids
Ana
Santa
office.
bids
Clerk,
wood
a
by O'Melveny
of Los Angeles.
Magnolia School District, Orange
County, Calif.
the County
Legality ap¬
at
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Legality approved
& Myers,
payable
Oxtering—joxin A.
County
purchase
bonds.
Elementary School District,
County, Calif.
San Mateo
Bond
sealed
County, Calif.
at
Portola
Dated
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $68,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 3 were
to the Bank of America
1,
bonds.
1957 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
Charter Oak School District,
Graysville, Ala.
building
ing,
Millbrae
1966 inclusive.
April
the purchase of
24 for
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
on
Covina School District, Los
County
Treasurer's
be
1,350.000 3%s. Due semi-annually from Oct. 1, 1956 to Oct.
r
1, 1960 inclusive.
1,-650,000 3s. Due semi-annually
on
April 1 and Oct. 1 from
1961
W. T. Paasch,
bonds
awarded to
composed of Sterne, Agee
National
_
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1,Leach, the First National Bank,
f Birmingham, Hendrix & Mayes,
erchants National Bank, of Mo>ile, Thornton, Mohr & Farish,
'irst National Bank, of Mobile,
tubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.,
rirst
Offering
$3,000,000
revenue
were
County,
April
$200,000
on
May 1
May 1, 1956. Due
awarded
Unified
Costa
3%s,
Myers, of Los Angeles..
ing
Antioch-Live
Asso¬
as
basis of about 3.66%.
a
Legality approved
&
of
CALIFORNIA
Savings
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Phoenix.
District,
—
100.67,
from
sealed
am.
Sale
&
ciation, of San Francisco,
Lee Barclay,
receive
(CST) on April
for
the purchase of $700,000
ormitory revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
956 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
rid interest (A-O) payable at a
anking institution designated by
he
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Vrant, All & Rose, of Birming-
Bond
Trust
kins, Morrow & Co., of Birming¬
Laced March 1, 195o.
Le¬
a.m.
8
0.:
National
ham.
tWTt
O'Melveny
of Los Angeles.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle r..
(1800)
-CONNECTICUT
,
Bond
H.
Sauer, Secretary of the Board of
Selectmen,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
16
for
I
May
from
1,
1956.
1957
to
Due
Honolulu
Bond
Trust
will
Co., Danbury. Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
proved
— L.
S.
Goto,
City and County,
receive
Chemical
bids
sealed
Corn
the
at
Exchange
Bank,
Washburn, of New York City, and
Corporate Trust Dept., 10th Floor,
Charles A. Hallock, of Danbury.
30
„
bids
II
until
for
public
as
(EST) on April
purchase of $1,473,000
noon
the
works
follows:
and
school
Broad
until
Hartford, Conn.
>
Bond Offering—John J.
Mahon,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Street, New York 15,
p.m.
(EST) on April 20
2
for
the
bonds,
purchase
$1,000,000
bonds,
No.
Due
on
828,000 No.
Due
1976 inclusive.
130,000
No.
Due
68, series K bonds.
May 1 from 1957 to
on
1966 inclusive.
100,000
No.
Due
69,
series Y
May 1
1966 inclusive.
on
from
bonds.
1957
to
-
-
The
bonds
are
dated
May 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Issues Nos. 66, 67 and 68 will be
approved as to legality by Sullican, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov-
on
1985
The
&
Lane, of New York City;
issue No.
Day,
69 will
Berry
&
be
approved
by
Howard, of Hart¬
ford.
New
Bond
various
April
3—v.
awarded
the
183,
to
a
1663—were
p.
composed of
Corn
Exchange
group
Chemical
Bank, Glore, Forgan & Co., F. S.
Smithers & Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
Hirsch & Co., Baxter, Williams &
Co., and A. G. Edwards & Sons,
as 2V2S, at
100.14, a basis of about
control
bonds
dated
April
4
—
Aurora, III.
Approach Bridge bonds
April 4—v. 183, p. 1523
awarded
awarded
to
a
group
Co., of Chicago, at 103.42,
Bond
storm
Sale
E.
Pollock
Allyn
composed of
&
about
interest
net
a
composed
Co.,
Fenner
3.31%,
$170,000 5s. Due
1958
to
1961
on
to
1980
1981
to
1983
3.30s.
June 1 from
on
1957 to
1961
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
.
" :
June
on
1,
Lynch,
Bear,
Beane,
Bond
1975
Dec.
inclusive.
$64,700
to
approved
from
1
by
1956
J-D.
Charles
to
Granite
&
:
issue
bonds
Sept.
1 from 1961
Interest
of
to
$400,sold
1995
M-S.
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
to
in¬
Legality
&
Tne
—
disposal
sewage
April
Beach, Fla.
Sale
4
—
awarded
a
group
offered
1416
p.
—
were
composed
of
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., Trust
Company of Georgia, Estabrook &
Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.,
and
Thornton, Mohr & Parish, at a
.
price of 100.06,
net interest cost
a
of about 3.16%, as follows:
$1,450,000
3.10s.
Due
on
Trauer-
1
1957 to
1,450.000
1975 inclusive.
from
3.20s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Williston, Florida
Certificate Offering — Clerk O.
M. .Smith announces that the City
.
Council
until
2
will
receive
(EST)
sealed
ties
Due
system
on
certificates.
revenue
Illinois
bids
serially from 1957 to 1985.
Room
nance,
LaSalle
neon
.
Sale
—
The
hospital, fire station
tion bonds offered
purchase
Illinois
of
1959
to
Physical
revenue
1, 1956.
Due
1993
until
the
for
Northern
College
Building
Dated April
North
1,
16
$400,000
State
from
April
bonds.
on
able
the
at
Chicago.
Northern
Legality
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
Trust
from
1
1958
Principal
payable
to
National
interest
and
the
at
in¬
1995
American
Bank
&
Trust
at the First
or
National
City Bank, New York
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice
&
Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
City.
Hammond
Township School Township (P. O. Rural Route J,
Grandview), Ind.
Offering
Lola
Ayer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $22,000 school building bonds. Dated
May 1,, 1956. Due semi-annually
Township
from
—
Trustee,
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1968
Principal and interest
inclusive.
&
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Note
approved
by
INDIANA
Township (P. O. R. R.
2, Greenfield), Ind.
Offering—Norman
Township
Trustee,
bids
until
will
1
$69,000
School
Cook,
receive
Due
on
1867
inclusive.
Morris
—
Cail,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $1,-
070,000
works
sewage
bonds.
Dated April
Sept.
from
1
clusive.
Principal
(M-S)
payable
Bank
&
in¬
interest
the
Citizens
at
American
Due
1995
and
National Bank, of Tell
the
revenue
1, 1956.
1958 to
City,
Fletcher
or
Trust
and
the
tional
Bank
&
Indianapolis,
the
Merchants
Na¬
Trust'Co.* all
1%%.
at
Tipton County (P. O. Tipton), Ind.
Bond
Offering—Ray M. Thomp¬
son, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
of
KnightsvUle, Ind.
the
of
inclusive.
1966
Interest
Legality approved
Ice
Martin,
Board
of
bonds.
1956.
Due
1995
to
Dated
April
on
April
from
1
1961
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
Bank
of
1,
and
the
Brazil.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Lafayette Township, School Twp.
(P. O. R. R. 5, Anderson), Ind.
Bond
Offering
Township
sealed
$82,000
until
for
school
July 1,
annually from
and
1,
1969
interest
H.
&
by
of
Miller,
•
,
Ross,
Indi¬
will
1
the
July
1,
inclusive.
(J-J)
1957
to
Principal
payable at the
Anderson
Banking Co., Ariderson.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of India¬
napolis.
Offering—Louis F.
Scha-
(CST) on April 16 for the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1957 to
\
.
Middlebury, Ind.
..
Bond
Sale—The
Interest M-N.
East River
31—v.
awarded
of
to
183,
Middlebury,
Milford
p.
as
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
will * receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on April 9 for
the
purchase of $65,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1973 inclu¬
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister,
Carpenter,
A h1
Cooney, of Des Moines.
1523—were
3Vzs, at
price
a
*
Township (P. O. R.F.D.
LaGrange), Ind.
Sale
—
The
&
e r s
School
1523—were awarded to
Township Indep. School
(P. O. Estherville),
of
the
group
Farmers
State
i
.
1
'•
■"
-
.
r
f
'
Franklin Sewerage Dist. No. 2, La.
(
Sealed
j
bids will be received by the Town
I
Certificate Offering
—
Clerk until 7 p.m.
(CST) on April
purchase of $189,671.67
certificates. Due from
sewerage
,
.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Hammond, La.
1
Bond
Sale
The
—
j
various
j:
pur-
bonds totaling $400,000 of- j
April 2—v. 183, p. 1282— \
fered
awarded to Scharff &
Jones, j
Inc., and Newman, Brown & Co.,
jointly.
Building Authority j
Sale
bonds
revenue
The
—
j
,
\
$12,025,000
offered
April
5—
j
183, p. 1416—were awarded to ?
syndicate headed by Blyth & [
a
Co., Inc., New York City, as fol¬
lows:.
"
i
'
$3,025,000 bonds
3V4S, at 100.04,
as
basis of about 3.24%.
L
9,000,000 bonds at 100.002,
net
3.04%, j
a
interest
of
follows:
as
|
cost
about
a
$3,000,000
3.30s,
due on April 15 from 1961 to
1966
inclusive; and $6,000,000 3s, due on April 15 from
/
1967 to
cate:
1985
inclusive.
members
of the
syndi¬
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
Merrill
ration;
Lynch,
Pierce,
:
Fenner &
!
Inc.;
Beane; Scharff & Jones,
John Nuveen & Co.; Bar-
j
Leary & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Newman,
row,
&
Brown
Co.; White,' Hattier &
First of Michigan Cor¬
Sanford;
poration;
Howard,
Weil,
LaFriedrichs; Doucournau
Kees; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Clement
A.
Evans
Savings Bank, White-Phillips Co.,
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank,
and
ment Co.
Bond Saie—The $865,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 4—v. 183,
p. 1664—were awarded to a group
composed of the Harris Trust &
Becker
2%s,
at
2.74%.
&
Cownie, Inc., as
basis of about
100.01,
f -
(P. O. Buffalo Center),
Offering
Clerk of
will
C.
A.
—
of
Rank,
Education,
and
oral
200,000
to
bonds.
*
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1968
.
The
bonds
Due
are
the
on
Nov.
j
dated
May
Legality approved by Ban¬
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
sealed
on
April
$900,000
j
'
..j
i
-
inclusive.
:
450,000 Sewerage District
bonds.
Dated
Village
Due
on
May
1
No.
1
i
from
\
1986 inclusive.
May
1, 1956. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's
office,
or
j
at j
pur-
j.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler* of Chicago.
f
any
1,
Mayor W. P. j
receive
$450,000 Village Sewer bonds. Due '
1
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1986
and interest
1
—
follows:
as
1957 to
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
1956.
for
follows:
$48,000 bonds. Due
1957
,
Tallulah, La.
bids until 10
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 10
for the purchase of $248,000 school
as
/.
-
j
bonds,
the Board
receive sealed
bonds,
Wells
\ Bond Offering
Sevier, Jr., will
25
Iowa
Bond
laney,
a
Winnebago and Kossuth Counties,
Center Community Schotd
and
a
>
LOUISIANA
bouisse&
Iowa
Townships bonds totaling
$129,660 offered March 31—v. 183,
composed
bin, of Louisville.
& Co.; Mul&.-C0,;
Nusloch,
Baudean & Smith, Schweickhardt
&
Co.; Stern, Agee•* &
Leach;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.;
Stern ,
Brothers & Co.; Arnold &
Crane; .
Glas & Co.; Stranahan, Harris & t
Co.; John Dane & Co.; W. D.vj
Kingston & Co., and Weil Invest- r-
District
Civil
p.
County, of Benton. Le-.;
gality approved by Joseph R. Ru-f j
&
Estherville
offered
No. 3,
Bond
Marshall
Other
Offering—Floyd Handorf,
water
the First State Bank,
of par.
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
Dated April 1, 1956. ; Due! |
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in- j
elusive.,; Principal
and
interest;j
(A-O) payable at the Bank o£>'
Township, Central Sch.
Clarinda),
cation,
sive.
will
on
Iowa
on
—
Clerk,
bonds/
Dist. (P. O. Route No. 5,
Bond
W. J.
Brien, •
receive:*
bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) |
on
April 101 for the purchase of/.
$140,000 school building revenue-
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
District
$77,000
Offering
County
Jr.,
1975
Buffalo
j
Bond
I
.
(P: O. Baton Rouge), La.
Community School District,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
County (P. O. Benton),
Kentucky
-':.V
Louisiana State
,
p.m.
Due
Co., of Wichita.
.
y
Bond:
Brown,
building
bonds.
1956.
Due semi¬
Dated
July
V.
Trustee,
bids
April 20
on
—
April 3—v. j
1664—were awarded to the i
Marshall
IOWA
Bond
water i
offered
KENTUCKY
1957
McCord,
anapolis.
j
pav-
and
sewer
bonds
p.
were
approved
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April 17
for the purchase of $155,000 water
revenue
183,
poses
1
M.
Kan.
$231,800
sanitary
April 17 for the purchase of $50,000 building bonds. Dated April
30,- 1956. Due on Dec. 30 from
of
Offering—S.
ing,
works
j
2%s, at i
as
-u
Sale—The
18 for the
to
Agency,
par.
El Dorado,
Bond
-
National
Company, of In¬
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
J-D.
183, p. 1416—were
Federal Housing and
the
price of
a
v.
of
to
Home Finance
dianapolis.
Durant
American Fletcher National Bank;
Indiana National Bank of Indian¬
apolis,
sold
Iowa
composed
group
Sale—The $1,400,000 dor- f
revenue
bonds
offered '
30—v.
at
1
p.m.
Township bonds.
July 1 from 1957'to
recrea¬
City, Ind.
Offering
tors, will receive sealed bids until
a
Bond
mitories
sealed
sealed
on
j
offered
163, p.1416—were
City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, as 3%s, at
100.66, a basis of about 3.31%.
Bond
j
Regents of Kansas State j
College of Agriculture and Applied
Science (P. O. Topeka), Kansas
the
fer, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
March
Buck Creek
No.
bonds
revenue
to
&
Ahlers
Moines.
Board of
first
Sale—The $1,500,000 tem¬
loan notes offered March
..
works
Bond
$254,000
j
KANSAS /' / /•' !"
...
28—v.
awarded
(J-J) payable at a local bank. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Co.,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
April 4—v. 183,
the
April 16 for the
$134,000 bonds, as follows:
$375,000 3%
and
of
160
Chicago
on
on
Brunswick, Ga.
Bond
office
1100,
Street,
(CST)
sealed
GEORGIA
the
at
Director of the Department of Fi¬
bids
April
17
for the purchase of $275,000 utili¬
p.m.
College Board
of
the
(P. O. De Kalb),
Offering — Alexander A.
Summers, Secretary, will receive
1
k
Jan.
on
Riddell- National
Bond
sealed
on
Illinois
Education
Jan.
'
from
of
$2,900,000
bonds
183,
v.
to
State
(EST)
The
—
Tell
April 24 for the purchase of $505,000
non
tax-exempt
dormitory
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Due
Bond
Nongard & Company, of Chicago,
4s. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
Teachers
Palm
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
-
as
clusive.
March
'
/ Offering — Charles
M.
Cochran, Secretary, will receive
President
was
mortgage
College (P. O.
"rFranklin), Ind.
Trauer-
City, III.
Sale—An
sewerage
1988
Legality
nicht, of St. Louis.-
000
the
Inc.,
Interest
Sale
to
sold
was
101.54,
Bond
Des
Small-Milburn
Indiana
Franklin
porary
Louis, III.
of East St.
4V2s. Dated Aug. 1,-1955:
as
on
183, p. 1523 — were
Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, as 37/ss, at
100.51, a basis of about 3.82%.
29—v. 183, p. 1523—were awarded
inclusive.
bonds
offered
v.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Dec. 1 from
on
first
of
awarded to
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
price of
a
basis of about 3.76%.
a
Ice
1984.
Bond
37/8S, at
as
1966 inclusive.
Builders,
Louis,
Due
Re¬
1 from
Saie—An issue of
sewerage
Apsa
Dec.
on
C.
inclusive.
East Saint
on
inclusive.
195,000 3V4S. Due
1,150.000
from
inclusive.
985.000 3.30s. Due
1962
1
A.
Merrill
&
$310,000 2%s. Due
Bond
June
of
& Co., and Central
public Co., as follows:
follows:
as
April
Stearns
of
cost
$1,500,000
offered
1416—were awarded
&
Pierce,
—were
Co., Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, McCormick
& Co., Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and J. M. Dain & Co., at
100.007,
a
bonds
revenue
sew¬
Indianapolis Bond
Corporation, Indianapo¬
Share
&
Bond
The
—
bonds
sewer
3—v. 183, p.
to
a
group
offered
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, R. S. Dickson &
Co.,
Wm.
Northern
$220,000
Twp. School Building
Corporation (P. O. Auburn),
$505,000
awarded to the
basis of about 2.70%.
1967 to
1523
p.
to
Sale —The
mortgage
April 3 —
Co., and
Co., both
jointly, as 2s,
Sale—The
Fetcher
Sale—The $240,000 Island
Trust
p.
Trust
Co., Indianapolis,
Bond
$2,500,000
bonds
183,
v.
May
Avenue
were
Indiana
Bond
First
works revenue bonds offered
29—v. 183, p. 1282—were
age
to
Chemical
the
at
840,000 2V2s. Due
revenue
1961
ILLINOIS
Miami, Fla.
water
Bond
Cooney,
March
Smithfield
(J-J)
offered
&
Crawfordsville,
1
are
or
Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Monrovia),
at par.
clusive.
1962 to
The
bonds.
from
City.
FLORIDA
—
of
lis,
1
350,000 2V4S. Due
Sale
to
Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
2.48%.
Bond
1961
Danville, III.
$1,840,000
bonds offered
purposes
from
Corn
The
—
1
flood
May
the Treasurer
Britain, Conn.
Sale
May
1,
1956.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the office of
—
Bank
183,
the
to
were sold as 2%s, at
basis of about 2.53%.
a
nister,1--Carpenter,
Monroe
the Elston Bank & Trust
inclusive.
1956.
ern
to
inclusive.
Due
67, series X bonds.
May 1 from 1957 to
on
1961
bonds, series L.
on
1,000,000
1976 inclusive.
National
April 3—v.
awarded
March
1985
66, series J bonds.
May 1 from 1957 to
from
1
sewer
&
$4,000,000
inclusive.
2,000,000
Ice
Dunkirk, Ind.
May
on
1985
v
of
offered
1664—were
bonds, series K.
sewer
Due
The bonds
100.78,
Crawfordsville School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
bonds
follows:
as
Due
$415,000
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Offering
Treasurer of the
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1956.
Hawaii
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City National Bank &
April
dated
are
of LaGrange; City Securi¬
Corp.;
American /Fletcher
National Bank & Trust Co.; and
the Indianapolis Bond and Share
Corp., all of Indianapolis.
ties
payable at the Greenfield Bank¬
Legality ap¬
(City and County of),
inclusive.
1976
bonds
Bank
ing Co., Greenfield.
HAWAII
May
on
to
inclusive.
The
of about 2.76%.
purchase of $350,000
Mill Ridge Avenue School bonds.
Dated
1967
bonds.
1958
from
1
on
Inc.,
the
Township
-
Jan.
Due
Johnson, Lane,
Space & Co., and Byron Brooke
& Co., at a price of 103.08, a basis
Co.,
phrey
Civil
65,000
1416—were awarded to a group
of the Robinson-Hum¬
p.
composed
Danbury, Conn.
Offering — Joseph
Monday, April 9, 1956
bank
specified
by
the
chaser.
Volume 183
Number 5523
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
MARYLAND
Arundel County
Anne
Glen
1664
p.
NN
series
April 4
183,
to
a
1524
p.
were
—
Baker, Watts & Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
W.
H.
Morton & Co., and Stein Bros. &
100.002, a net interest
cost of about 3.07%, as follows:
$240,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
,
1964 inclusive.
3s.
Due
3y8s.
from
on
Due
1983 to
April
on
1986
to
—
the
sold
was
Taunton, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
offered
awarded
were
the
to
notes
1664—
p.
Merchants
discount.
1957 to 1980 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Taunton, Mass.
City
Bank
Treasurer,
bids
of
at
the
will
First
National
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
parking
April 12 for the
on
$75,000
off-street
bonds.
revenue
Dated
May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from
1957
inclusive.
1964
to
and
Principal
interest
payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
approved
by
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
dated
of
.
March
29,
1956. Due on Nov. 30, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
First
Bank,
Legality
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
Boston.
.
.
of
Boston.
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
*
.
No.
sold to
Bank,
discount.
1.74%
are
!.
.•
V-
,
.
Bond
a
1
e
—
offered
notes
awarded
to
The
$5,000,000
April
3
Mich.
4,
successful
proved
bidder.
Legality
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Dearborn
Township Sch. Dist. No.
(P.O. Dearborn 9), Mich.
7
were
for
group
Boston
Bank,
Second
■
Bank-
until
8
building
Safe
1956.
2.10%
\
Trust
&
interest,
plus
Co., at
premium
a
of $121.
The 'notes
1956.
1
(EST) on April 18
purchase
of
$2,200,000
bonds.
Dated May
1,
p.m.
the
State Street Trust Co., and Boston
Deposit
v
Due
|
I''
on
dated
April
Nov. 7, 1956.
are
6,
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
to
Due
1981
County
re¬
(EST)
the purchase of
noon
April 11 for
$75,000 tubercular patients main¬
tenance
notes.
Dated
April 11,
1956. Due on April 1, 1957.
on
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
receive
(EST)
on
chase
of
on
chase
of
April
10,
until
bids
11
10 for
April
$1,000,000 notes.
1956
due
and
a.m.
.Dated
Nov. 9,
Offering—John
F.
the
$18,000,000 Vet¬
Act of 1953
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the State Treasury in
Boston, or at its fiscal agency in
New York City, or Chicago.
The
purchaser will be furnished with
an
opinion of the Attorney-Gen¬
eral affirming the legality of the
purchase
of
erans' Services Fund,
(P. O. East
Note Offering—Timothy J.
County
ceive
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
Crore¬
10:30 a.m.
April 10 for the pur¬
$2,500 note. Dated April
16, 1956, and due Nov. 14, 1956.
(EST)
on
chase of
Due
to
National
pur¬
as
series
April 15,
sewer,
Dated
April
on
1981
1,100,000
from
15
inclusive.
public
series
sold to
Bank,
Pittsfield, at 1.76% discount.
est
cost
of
utility
1971
Due
Dated
April
on
,•
public
railway,
utility
series
street
bonds.
56-E
Dated April 15, .1956.
Due
April
;
to
15
inclusive.
from
1959
on
1968
201,000 street and alley paving
special assessment bonds.
Dated
March
March
on
1960
16,000
1956.
from
Due
1958
to
inclusive.
lateral
sessment
15,
15,
15
1976
In
to
addition
1956.
Due
1959.
Principal
and
on
March
bonds
183,
offered
p.
about
2.72%,
fol^
as
and
bonds.
on
A
./
1
City of Detroit in New York City,
Chicago, or Detroit. Legality ap¬
by
proved
dock
&
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Escanaba, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
1962 to
1967
stitution
utility
April
4
—
awarded
revenue
v.
183,
on
to a group
F. S. Smithers & Co.,
1524
—
were
composed of
the Equitable
Corporation,
R.
W.
Due
1977
in¬
suitable banking in¬
by the suc¬
a
designated
cessful
bidder. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minneap-
olis.
;•
.
Counties
•
•
t
Aug. 1 from
on
1970
inclusive.
_
•.
.
Bond Sale—The
000 building bonds.
1956.
Due
of the
American
Prescott
of
St.
E.
J.
Juran
Co., and
follows:
as
$40,000 2.20s.
at
banking
a
60,000 2.60s.
designated
the
by
suc¬
&
Minneapolis.
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 225 (P. O. Hopkins), Minn. I
Bond Sale—The
$1,125,000 school
building bonds offered March 29
—v.
183, p. 1417—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
First National Bank, of Minneap¬
olis; First National Bank, of St.
Paul; Northwestern National
Bank,
of Minneapolis; AllisonWilliams Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Kalman & Co.; Juran & Moody,
Inc.; E. J. Presscott & Co.; Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co.;
MannheimerEgan, Inc.; Shaughnessy & Co^;
Caldwell, Phillips Co., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis, as
3.30s, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.36%.
Bond
Sale
March
awarded
The
—
28—v.
$58,000 street
183,
K.
to
O.
1417—were
p.
Lee
&
Co., of
light improvement bonds offered
Aberdeen, as 2.60s.
MISSISSIPPI
to
1976
April
4—v.
awarded
to
Bank of
183,
p.
the
First
1665—were
National
Memphis.
Sale—An issue of $65,000
sold to Cady & Co., of Colum¬
Dated
bus.
May
1956. Due
1,
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality approved
Charles
by
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Pike
Sale
NEW
as
1
%s, at
a
extra coupon
The
Bond Offering —
Joseph P.
Quinn, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
1,
Ripley, Miss.
improvement
bonds was
sold to the Peoples Bank of Rip¬
1957.
build¬
March
offered
ley, as 3V2s and 3V4s. Dated Sept.
1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
to
Sale—The $245,000
bonds
of $20,000
street
Minnesota
Bond
27—v.
1283—were awarded to a
of Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., Inc.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, and J. M. Dain & Co.,
Inc., all of Minneapolis, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.32%, as follows:
inclusive.
1968
3s.
1959
Du^
on
Due
3.30s.
Due
from 1977 to
addition
on
from
1
to
*
Feb.
on
1
1986 inclusive.
the
above
coupon
of 1.60% from Aug. 1,
1956, to Aug. 1, 1957.
'
Indep. Consol. Sch.
31
and
83
(P.
Dists.
O.
Lamberton), Minn.
Sale—The $600,000
build¬
ing bonds offered March 26—v.
183, p. 1525—were awarded to a
group composed of E. J, Presscott
School
(P. O. Benton), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$373,000
school
bonds
was
sold to the Municipal Bond Corp.,
2
% % -3 % %
on
March
Dated
Chicago.
1,
1956.
March 1 from 1957 to 1976
Interest
inclusive.
M-S.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
on
from 1956
Principal
payable
Trust
to
and
the
at
1975
interest
Newton
Co.,
Newton. Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved by
Chatham, N. J.
,
Bond
Offering
John
—
,.H.
Mowen, Borough Clerk, will
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
April
on
of
until
$235,000
pur¬
water
system
April 1, 1956. Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1981 in¬
Principal
(A-O)
payable
interest
and
the
at
Summit
Trust
Co., Summit. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Bond
Offering—Roger B. Stone,
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
for
8 p.m.
the
(EST)
April
on
purchase of $1,940,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Camden
(A-O)
Trust
Co., Camden. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
New
Bond
Offering
Wermuth,
receive
(EST)
chase
sealed
of
Margaret
—
Township
bids
April
on
Erlton)t
Jersey
24
Clerk,
until
(P. O.
134
Clerk
Legality
& Trauer¬
8
p.m.
for the
pur¬
$471,000 general
bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Legality
Hawkins,
New
Camden
the
at
Camden.
York
Delafield
City.
Offering
—
pay¬
Trust
approved
&
receive
(MST)
chase
Dated
Board
sealed
—
Peter
Olsen,
of Trustees,
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
April 28 for the pur¬
of $44,000 building bonds.
June 1, 1956. Amortization
on
choice;
second
choice of the School Board.
bonds
serial
will
bonds
be
the
will
be
first
the
Co.,
by
Wood;' of
Emerson School District,
Bond
M.
N. J.
Kathrya
Whittemore,
Secretary
of ' the
Board of Education, will receive
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $320,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and
in¬
payable
at
the
Peoples
Trust
Co.
of Bergen
County,
of Westwood. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
terest
Bond
School District No.
Vida), Mont.
Offering
of
E.
will
(J-J)
Stratford School District, N,
McCone County
re¬
p. m.
the
19 for
8
Dated
clusive.
MONTANA
Bond
Redwood and Cottonwood Counties
Nos.
Due
&
.
Reorganized
County
No. R-l
Dist.
rates,
the entire issue will carry an ex¬
8
the
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Scott
Due
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1976
to
Feb.
inclusive.
1967
to
1968
Bond
MISSOURI
composed
85,000 3.20s.
for
M-S.
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
p.
group
until
April
$498,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
18
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
1
from
1957
to
1981
inclusive.
price of 100.04.
Sale—An issue
Bond
of 1% from July
JERSEY
And over Consol. Sch. Dist., N. J.
Delaware Township (P. O.
$150,000 road
and bridge bonds offered March
30—v. 183, p. 1525—were awarded
to the Magnolia Bank, Magnolia,
—
1 from 1957
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
County (P. O. Magnolia),
Mississippi
Bond
inclusive.
Dated May 1,
interest
24
special sewer improvement bonds
was
May
(P. O. Erlton), N. J.
Houston, Miss.
Bond
bonds.
on
Delaware Township School District
Bond Sale—The $207,000 special
street improvement bonds offered
addition to the above inter¬
Pope County Indep. Consol. School
District No. 61 (P. O. Starbuck),
tra
Due
Cleveland, Miss.
est rate the entire issue will carry
In
sewer
1956.'
bonds.
Willmar, Minn.
a.m.
(CST) on May
purchase of $1,300,000
storm
chase
of
i.
11
the
Barber,
Due on Jant 1 from
1967
1962 to
.
for
in¬
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
183,
7
Principal and in¬
payable
Neb.
Offering—Theo. H. Berg,
Clerk, will receive sealed
ceive
State
Paul,
&
Moody,
ing
Lincoln,
Bond
-
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Morehead, American Na¬
Bank
Dated Feb. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
cessful bidder.
group
a
on
inclusive.
.'
1525—were awarded to
tional
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 28
(P. O. St. Cloud), Minn.
1972
$100,000 drain¬
April 4—v. 183,
age bonds offered
Bank of
Sherburne
Bond Offering—Edward Weber,
terest
Minnesota
composed
and
Aug. 1, 1961. • bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 1 from April 17 for the purchase of $225,-
1966 inclusive.
to
Benton
stitution
an
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Wood, King &
(M-N)
interest
on
Clay County (P. O. Morehead),
bonds offered
p.
1956.
to
and
District Clerk, will receive sealed
MINNESOTA
Joint
$7,000,000 elec¬
1,
1958
Principal
receive
inclusive.
rates
improvement
Feb.
from
payable at
Aug. 1, 1959
on
1960.
670.000 23/4s. Due
15,
payable
above
sewer
Dated
Feb.
clusive.
Aug. 1, 1957
s
I
on
725,000 2V2s. Due
In
1986
interest
City
series
Person,
will
Secretary,
bids until
000
Neb.
Ina
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $1,500,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 1958
bids
$230,000 4s. Due
100,000
interest
the
District
District,
—
Dawson, of New York City.
inclusive.
to
School
Offering
the entire issue will carry an ex¬
tra coupon of 1%-% from
Stearns,
as¬
March
March 1 from
on
lows:
$60,000
special
sewer
bonds. Dated
1970 inclusive.
Due
Bond
to
1
(CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $500,-
lighting,
bonds...
1956.
1
March
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
—
15 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
1,000,000
Securities
.
Jan. 1 from
on
revenue
1, 1956, to Jan.
56-G
April 15,
tric
Pittsfield, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
Pittsfield
the
bonds,
inclusive.
a
tax anticipation notes was
for
a.m.
at the current official bank of the
Cambridge), Mass.
the
public
1958 and
Middlesex County
Due
3—v.
from 1967 to
300,000 3s.
•
issue.
nin,
10
will
10
1,100,000 general public utility
improvement, series 56-F
bonds.
Dated April 15, 1956.
Due on April 15 from 1957 to
Ken¬
nedy, Treasurer
and
ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 10 for
until
$5,417,000
1956.
1981
Bond
April
bonds.
1957
1956.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
bids
follows:
B.
the pur¬
With-
H.
Comptroller,
sealed
56-H
Offering—Frederick
sealed
(EST)
City
erspoon,
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Offering—John
1
1283—were
awarded to a group composed of
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. C. Allyn
& Co., Bache &
Co., and E. F.
Hutton & Co., at par, a net inter¬
1957
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
$2,000,000
Fall River, Mass.
Note
from
1
Detroit.
will
Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until
June
on
inclusive.
Note Offering—Daniel M. Walsh,
Jr.,
April
p.
National
a
Bond
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Jan.
on
1981 inclusive.
Rapids, Mich.
Sale
The $2,000,000
to be designated by the
company
Bond
Offering — Wesley
H.
Pearce, Secretary of Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
First
Due
Grand
v/ater
March
on
Due
Richfield, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Paul H. Haugen, -Village Clerk, will receive
1982 to 1987 inclusive.
...
Secretary,
composed of
Corp., Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, RocklandAtlas National Bank, Merchants
the
33/4s.
2,125,000 4s.
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1970 to
Due
2.90s.
Sept. 1,
Due
1969
to
2y2s.
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
110,000
53
NEBRASKA
Columbus
1956, to Sept. 1, 1957.
follows:
as
$1,855,000 4s.
$190,000
Co.,
price
Co., at a
interest cost of about
130,000 3s, Due
will receive
(EST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $550,000 building bonds.
Dated April
1,
1956.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
Glynn
Dain &
and 1958.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
'Boston, Mass.
S
..."
Offering—Charles Knight,
District
dock
Note
3.89%,
Community School District
$300,000
was
National
at
The notes
M.
245,000 3y4s. Due
Clinton
Note Sale—An issue of
Providence,
and J.
of par, a net
MICHIGAN
Attleboro, Mass.
Industrial
Thorndike,
Storey,
Blewer,
Co., Inc., E. Ray Allen &
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11
Corp.,
& Co.,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Campbell, McCarty
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
of
the
Cleveland
3,020,000
Corr,
receive
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
temporary loan notes
& Co.,, Townsend, Dabney
Tyson, Park, Ryan, Inc., First
1959
sealed
Rollie
Mayor
White
&
&
$500,000
April 3—v. 183,
Pressprich & Co.* Ira Haupt & & Co., Kalman & Co., Inc., both
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., J. C. of Minneapolis; Juran & Moody,
Bradford
&
Co., Bache & Co., Inc., the American National Bank,
Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co., Bacon, both of St. Paul, and the Farmers
Stevenson
&
Co., Roosevelt & and Merchants State Bank, of
Cross,
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Co., Lamberton, at a price of 100.04, a
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc.,
Stern net interest cost of about 3.01%,
Brothers & Co., Rand & Co., R. D. as follows:
Bond Offering—Thomas F.
Hastings announces that the
City Treasurer will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
23 for the purchase of $410,000
sewage
treatment
plant
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
terest J-D.
notes
Merchants National
15
W.
1 from
Sale—An issue of $500,000
anticipation
Jr.,
Offering
1
Bank,
of Boston, at 1.72% discount.
inclusive.
Salisbury, Md.
Bond
basis of about
a
National Bank of Boston, at 1.76%
April
15
from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
400,000
100.16,
Springfield, MassJ
Note
tax
at
1958 to
the
to
Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
2s, at
1.87%.
as
&
of Baltimore;
1,360,000
awarded
were
—
Boston
Sons; the Mer¬
cantile Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Boyce,
pav¬
composed of
group
Brown
Alex.
$2,000,000
sanitary bonds offered
v.
—
awarded
The
—
1
Sale r—The
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 183,
Burnie), Md.
Sale
Bond
Salem, Mass.
$125,000
Bond
(P. O.
(1801)
Sale—The $285,000
J-
build¬
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 183,
p.
1525—were awarded to B. J.
Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
and Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., jointly, as 3.60s,
at
100.35,
a
basis of about 3.56%.
Westwood Consol. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Offering—Mabel
N. J.
Furnan,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
8:15
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 17
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
the
for
$1,590,000
of
purchase
bonas, as follows:
school
pany, of Evans Mills, as 2V2S, at a
price of par.
$1,300,000 series A bonds.
290,000 series B bonds.
bonds
The
April 15 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
1956.
1986
to
interest
on
payable at tne
Bank, Westwood.
(A-O)
National
First
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
1
MEXICO
NEW
(P. O. Roswell),
Chaves County
New Mexico
Bond Sale—The
Bond
15,
$ou0,000 hospi¬
183,
Offering—Edward H. In-
net, Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
April 10 for the purchase of $54,*
000
improvement bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County
Trust
Company, White
Plains. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Bond
1665—were awaraed to a group
composed of Quinn & Co., Lucas,
tary
Eisen & Waeckerle,
April 4
and Boettcher
NEW
YORK
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
1525
p.
Manufacturers
sewer
29—v.
awarded
were
—
$340,000
March
and
183,
the
io
White
2.90s, at
District
School
Blair &
Co., as
March
water
183,
30—v.
—
were awarded to the
Bank, of Honeoye Falls, as
of
price of 100.10, a basis
a
Bond
Irondequoit Common Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $370,000 build¬
District
ing bonds offered April 4—v. 183,
No.
(P.
24
O.
Patchogue), N. Y.
Offering—John C. Hylan,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on April
the
for
11
school
Due
of
purchase
bonds.
Dated
$300,000
May 1,
1956.
May 1 from 1957 to 1971
on
p.
1666—were awarded to the Se¬
curity Trust Co., of Rochester, as
3s, at 100.42, a basis of about
2.95%.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank
of Patchogue.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
No. 29
Sch.
Common
Brookhaven
Dist.
Bond
Offering
Frances
—
E.
Majestic, District Clerk, will
sealed
ceive
until
bids
2
re¬
p.m.
April 10 for the pur¬
chase of $270,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
(EST)
from
1
1957
to
in¬
1983
Clarkson
Albion,
Barre
Central School
Dist.
No. 4
(P. O. Holley), N. Y.
$167,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 183,
Bond
p.
as
Sale—The
1666—were
awarded
R.
to
D.
Co., of New York City,
2.90s, at 100.51 a basis of about
Niskayuna Water District (P.
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
O.
Harold N.
sealed
ceive
(EST)
chase
(A-O)
until
bids
April
on
11
a.m.
pur¬
Dated May
Claverack, Ghent, Hillsdale, A uster-
Bond
Offering
Charles
—
$120,200 water bonds.
1, 1956. Due on May 1
1977 inclusive. Prin*
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Schenectady Trust
Co.,
Schenectady. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
and Taghkanic
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Philmont), N. Y.
iitz, Livingston
of
from 1957 to
Galloway, of New
City.
York
Oyster Bay, Massapequa Water
Dist. (P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y.
E.
Bond
Offering
Lewis N.
—
Card, District Clerk, will receive
Waters, Town Supervisor, will re¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
April 10 for the pur¬
of $1,037,550 water bonds.
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on May 1
(EST)
on
April 18 for the purchase of $265,000 school building bonds.
Dated
chase
Dec. 1,
Dated
1956
1955.
to
Due
inclusive.
1985
and interest
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Farmers
Dec. 1 from
on
Bank
of
Hud¬
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
son.
until
bids
10
a.m.
on
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive.
cipal and interest
at
the
Meadow
Prin¬
(M-N) payable
National
Brook
Bank, of Freeport, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
East
Bloomfield, Canandaigua,
of New York City.
way,
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 21 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
field and Richmond Central
Sch. Dist. No.
East
1
(P. O.
Bond
Bloomfield), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Anne C. Ben¬
nett, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $507,000
school
1956.
Due
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1958 to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Ham¬
lin
Evelyn Auer,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on April
11 for the purchase of $1,871,500
bonds,
Bank
Legality
&
City.
East
Bond
bonds
p.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Sale—The
offered
1525
—
March
were
Manufacturers
$85,000
29—v.
awarded
and
water
Traders
to
183,
Trust
2.88%.
Due
p.
Sale —The
field &
1284
—
Northern
were
New
29—v.
awarded
York
Trust
to
April 9 for the purchase
180,000 notes, as follows:
District
bonds.
15 from
1956 to
inclusive.
-
*
Wood, of New York City.
Oyster Bay, North Massapequa Fire
(P. O. North Massapequa),
sealed
(EST)
York
on
William¬
Treasurer,
bids
April
12
until
for
will
re¬
Feb. 15, 1957.
(ockland
inclusive.
will
Pershing,
Stecz,
Supervisors,
until
11
April 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in*
(A-O)
payable
at
the
on
inclusive.
1986
;erest
bounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved
ity
Hawkins,
by
Dela*
ield & Wood, of New York City.
Bond
Glens
Sale
Falls, N.
Y.
1
The
$25,000 im¬
provement bonds offered March
29—v. 183, p. 1525—were awarded
the
to
Glens
—
National
First
and
Mitchell,
April
3
—
bonds
revenue
183,
v.
Fenner
&
City, at
par, a
about
Saratoga, Schaghticoke
No. 1 (P. O. Stillwater), N. Y.
Offering — Eugene F.
Smith, District Clerk, will receive
jealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
A.pril 11 for the purchase of $1,097,000 school bonds. Dated March
1, 1956. Due on March:.1 * from
1957 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
State Bank
of Albany,
Albany.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Tonawanda, Ellwood Fire District
1
(P.O. Kenmore), N. Y.
1
from
inclusive.
May
on
sealed
(EST)
April
on
chase
bids
of
until
$80,000
p.m.
pur¬
fire
hall con¬
struction
bonds. Dated April
1,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
to
1971
inclusive.
(A-O)
Manufacturers
Principal
payable
&
and
the
at
Traders
Trust
Company of Buffalo, in Kenmore.
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Yates, Ridgeway, Carlton and
from
1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
1985
to
May 1 from
on
Offering—L.
,
for
the
A.
building
bonds.
1956. Due
1976
on
(F-A)
State
of
from
1
$215,000
Feb.
1,
1957 to
Principal and
wiil
the
Offering
in¬
Lyndonville.
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
by the Clerk of
Education
of
until
8
April 20 for the
purchase of $102,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
(EST)
1956.
on
Due
1
Nov.
on
p.m.
(EST)
pur¬
chase
on
clusive.
on
of
April
12
$55,000
—
1957
from
Principal
payable
(M-N)
National
First-Knox
Board
of
Education
(EST)
on
April
chase of
17
until
noob
the
for
purn
$525,000 building bonds
Dated April
from
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
Deej
on
inclusive
1977
Principal and interest (J-D)
of
wiL:
by the Clerk of the
at
the
First
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
pay-4
National
Girard.
Bank
approved
by|
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
1J
/.■'
i
»■"
until
noon
for the
water
pur¬
supply
Dated Nov. 15, 1955. Due
May 15 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
and
received
by the
Clerk
Board
of
Education
(EST)
on
April
until
for
14
of the
nood
pur-!
the
$168,000 school building
Dated April 1, 1956.
Du(
bonds.
Dec.
on
1
elusive.
(J-D)
from
1957
Principal
payable
National
the
at
in-'
1979
to
and
interest
Lovelanc
Bank, Loveland. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
.J;
at
Bank.
Gratis, Ohio
the
•»
Sale—The $140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 3—v. 183,
awarded to Mc¬
Donald & Co., of Cleveland.
1526
p.
were
—
Barberton
Bond
Le¬
Ashland, Ohio
Bond
City School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 4—v. 183,
Offering
Co., the Ohio Company, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
Merrill,
Sutherland & Co.,
Turben
Doll &
and Weil,- Roth
3s, at 100.42, a
&
Isphording, Inc.,
Irving Co., as
&
Co.,
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Hollen^
baugh, Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) or!
April 30 for the purchase of $27,-.
166.26
special assessment watei
works bonds. Dated April 15, 1956
Due
Dec.
on
15 from
1958 to 197(
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
PrebR
County National Bank, Eaton. t&j
gality approved by Peck, Shaffei
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
i. ' '
Hamersville
1284—were awarded to a group
composed of Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., McDonald &
Ethel
—
j.
?■ ■
sealed
School -District
Local
Ohio
p.
cinnati; Ryan,
f
ar.d
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
*
Bond Offering—James W.
Clerk
Bond
Offering
Clerk of the
John
j—
Board
Gatts
Education
of
will receive sealed bids until npor
April 12 for the pur^!
$134,000 school building
Dated March 15, 1956. Due
(EST)
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dec.
on
15
elusive.
from
to
1957
1977 in-:
Principal
payable at
and
interes
(J-D)
the Citizen:
Bank of Hamersville. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & WiL
liams, of Cincinnati.
the
of
of
Board
Nov.
from
1
1957
to
1976
inclu¬
(M-N)
payable at the Central National
Bank of Cleveland. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
nati,
183,'p. 1526—were awarded
White & Co.> of Cincin¬
follows:
A.
$350,000 Front Street Truss Bridge
Replacement Fund bonds as
interest
basis of about
a
ceive
sealed
bids-
until
nooi
April 25 for the pur;
chase of $4,000,000 first mortgag'
(EST)
on
electric plant and system revenut
bonds.
Dated
semi-annually
1
from
1957
April 1, 1956. Du<
on April 1 and Oc1
1976
to
inclusive
Principal and interest (A-O) pay
able at the First National Bank^i;
Trust Co., Hamilton.
Bond
Offering—Henry A. Ree.«
Director of Finance, will receiv
bids until noon (EST) of
April 23 for the purchase of $100,!
sealed
000
main
water
June
1, 1956.
1957
to
bonds.
Due
1976
on
Date
Oct. 1 frofr
inclusive.
Interej
A-O.
•
South Amherst Local Sch.
Dist., C
)
Expressway Fund No.
bonds
as
2%s,
at
101.10,
1
a
basis of about 2.64%.
2%s, at
100.54,
basis of
a
2.67%.
'
•
35,000 Health and Safety Center
Building Fund No. 10 bonds
as 3Y4S,
at 102.10, a basis of
,
about
as
2V?s, at
$66.
par
fEST)
chase
plus
a
premium
*
Offering—Elizabeth Roll
Board
of
Educatior
will receive sealed bids until
on
of
Anril
26
for the
noo
pur
$316,000 school buildin
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due
o
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1977 inclusive
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
3.05%.*>v
160,779 special assessment notes
of
Bond
Clerk of the
fire engine house bonds
about
<
-
2.79%.
210,000
\
J
Charles F
—
Lakewood, Ohio
$905,-
as
3s, at 102.15,
Offering
Schwalm, City Manager, will te
Ohio
779 bonds and notes offered April
to J.
Bond
Educa¬
sive. Principal and interest
4—v.
Hamilton, Ohio
Hine,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on April 25 for the
purchase
of
$500,000
building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
Harry4 H.
bonds.
Principal
received
'
interest
as
Pinckney, Village Treasurer, will
bids
*
Ohlc
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
-
Warwick, N. Y.
sealed
1
School District,
...
inclusive.
1976
150,000
receive
City
chase of
bids
Sealed
—
received
be
Board
p.m.
in
Offering
Na¬
Bank, both of Chicago, Firsl
Michigan Corp., the Milwaukee
Company, Sweney Cartwright &
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Inc., and Breed & Harrison, Inc*i
as 2Y2S, at a
price of 100.15, a bas"
of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Ohio
Bond
payable at the Citi¬
Bank
awarded
tional
be
Columbus,
Webber,
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
terest
zens
purchase
1419—were
p.
group composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, First
OHIO
Bond and Note Sale—The
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m; (EST) on April
10
ex¬
a
Vv''YVv
Amity Local School District (P. O.
Rural Route 1, Mount Vernon),
(P. O. Lyndonville), N. Y.
Bond
to
j/
,
$1,313,000
•
3
for the
11
183,
—v.
able
1
basis of about 2.93%.
Offering—George E. Ma¬
District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
wer
&
bonds offered March 3C
pressway
1
May
on
Due
1964 to
1970
York
follows:
as
1963
to
4s.
New
of
Bond
son,
Ohio
Sale—The
water
net interest cost of
Due
5s.
21,000
;
Bond
No.
McDonald
oxfejre
—
County (P. O. Columbus)*
Bond
offered
p.
Beane,
3.63%,
a
and Easton Central School District
1
to
Franklin
Girard
Sale—The $129,000
sewer
Bank, of
price of
Falls, as 2V2S, at
W.
:'
Stillwater,
totaling $5z5,000
—
v. 183, p. 1418
of about 2.45%.
to
South
;;
Goshen Local School District, Ohic
bids
sealed
Euclid, Ohio
Pembroke, N. C.
Bond
80J000 3V2S. Due
a.m.
(EST) on April 17 for the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
County
iuilding bonds. Dated April 1,
2
1957
interest
and
Shetterly.. &
Offering—Eugene
receive
the
from
Principal
of New York City.
County (P. O. New City),
Bond
bonds
April 2
receive
v
1957
Clerk of the Board of
1956.
1
will
New York
equipment bonds. Dated March 1,
March
Eastern
sealed bids at his ofice in Raleigh
$28,000
Washburn, of New York City.
the
on
notesj
April 15, 1956. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
chase of $395,000 construction and
Due
Commission,
Dated
183,
Com¬
E.
1666 — were
>: [
awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
April 15, 1957.
Bond
Offering—Vera
District
of $1,-
430,000 bond anticipation — land
acquisition
notes.
Due
on
15
March
New
j
anticipation
tax
District
ceive
$25,000 water
March
June
ment
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor->
se¬
June
on
15, .1956. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the
Franklin
National Bank of
Franklin Square, Mineola. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
Bond
offered
on
1983
Dated
son,
Evans Mills, N. Y.
Bond
Due
the
Company, of Buffalo,, as 2.90s, at
a price of
100.11, a basis of about
bonds
School
•
^
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
on
!
Bond Sale—The sneet improve
ment and
transportation syste
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Gaines Cent. Sch. Dist. No. 1
from 1956 to 1983 inclusive.
400,000
Holcomb.
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
bonds.
^
Rochester, N. Y.
follows:
as
ries
approved
Delafield
of
—
$1,471,500 School District, 2nd
on
National
Offering
Offering—W.
Vandewater, (M-N) payable in New York City.
Galloway, ol^ Legality approved by ? Mitchell;
ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler. &
New York City.
interest
Bristol, Victor, West Bloom-
Bond
-
Monday, April 9; 195
.
Co.; o
Cleveland, as 23As, at a price 0
101.16, a basis of about 2.52%.1
CAROLINA
April
on
County Treasurer's office. Legal-,
re¬
18 for the
by
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on April 10
1 from 1957* for the purchase of $40,000 town
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and hall bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1971
Due
1956.
par.
Rowe, Town Supervisor, will
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Bellport
National Bank, Bellport. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of New
York City.
April 19 for the purchase of $190,
000
road
bonds. Dated April 1,
&
2.84%.
on
Oct.
on
and
White
(P. O. Brookhaven), N. Y.
Clarendon,
Murray,
receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1956. Due
inclusive.
Legality
Donovan,
Angier, N. C.
will
Treasurer,
County
&
2.88%.
about
First Na¬
at the
Sullivan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
approved
New York
1666
State
payable
awarded
Offering—Paul Lundelius,
Bond
Due
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $16,000
basis of about 3.05%.
Free
&
100.15, a basis of about
offered
(M-N)
tional Bank of Warwick.
County (P. O. Carmel),
Putnam
$750,000
bonds
and
NORTH
were
Western
Buffalo,
D.
p.
Union
of
of
3.10s, at
Principal
of New York City.
way,
composed of
group
R.
and
Co., of Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, jointly,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.56, a
Brookhaven
a
—
,3.08%.
Trust
Traders
to
1666
p.
York,
Co.
Attica, N. Y.
183,
v.
—
Marine Trust Co.
New
1
bonds offered
system
sewer
awarded
the
No.
District
West Henrietta), N. Y.
Sale—The $250,U00 sani¬
(P. O.
p.
& Co.
Sewer
Henrietta
tal bonds offered April 4—v.
inclusive.
(M-S) payable at the Fort
Neck National Bank, Massapequa.
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
,
York
New
April
dated
are
(P. O. Tarrytown),
Greenburgh
1976
to
interest
..
at
the
pay
Lorain
County Sav
ings & Trust Co., Elyria. Legalit
approved by Squire, Sanders I
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
■-
;
183
Volume
Number 5523
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Southwest Local School District
li
Bond
183,
v.
the
1526—were awarded to
&
Co.,
Ohio
Company,
Ryan,
Sutherland \ &
Co.,
and
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 314s,
at 101.92, a basis of about 3.05%.
Toronto, Ohio
.
.
Bond
Offering
—
Bond
Due
will
J.
Dated Marcn
Dec. 1 from
on
Legality
Squire, .Sanders &
to
approved
R.
Clerk-Auditor,
sealed
bids
until
will
bonds.
Due
Jackson
No.
sale
of
Columbus.
(The
April 5, but the offering
on
was
rescinded.)
Warren
City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,100,000
school improvement bonds offered
April
3
183,
—v.
awarded
Braun,
to
a
1526
p.
—were
group composed
Bosworth
of
&
Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Mc¬
Donald & Co., Ryan, Sutherland
&
Co., and Provident Savings
Bank & Trust
Co., as 3s, at 101.40,
basis of about 2.85%.
a
Chic kasha),
O.
J. Pierce,
R.
—
of
Secretary
receive
1967
to
tyillard Exempted ^Village School
the
for
7:30
p.m.
Indep Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Pierce), Okla.
Bond Offering — a.. V.
Jbllis,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on April 11 for the
purchase of $12,000 transportation
equipment bonds.
<
183,
1526—were awarded to
p.
-. group
composed
of • Field,
Bichards & Co., Stranahan, Harris
& Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
&:Co., as 3y4s, at 101.95, a basis
a
of
building
purchase of $12,000
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1963
incl.
about
3.11%.
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
-
(P. O. Boynton), Okla.
Offering —Virgil Cole,
4
Bond
of the Board of
Clerk
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on April 10 for the
purchase; of
$15,000
building
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1964 incl.
p.m.
Bond
Offering
Charles
—
A.
bids until
for
noon
the
(CST)
purchase
on
of
April 20
$107,500
school bldg. bonds. Dated April 15,
1956. Due on Dec. 15 from 1957
1979
to
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
and
the
Winchester Bank
Co., Winchester.
Legality
approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Clerk
of the Board
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
of
sealed
Education,
until
bids
April
on
for
10
4
Due
from
1959
to
1963
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
Bank, of Portland, as follows:
$49,471.50 street lighting bonds, as
2V2s, at a price of 98.28, a
Dependent
School
Autry),
Oklahoma
Bond
will
Offering
be received
—
Sealed
bids
by the Clerk of
the Board of Education until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
of
2.81%.
basis of about
33,249.06
sewer
and
provement bonds,
a
County
price of
street im¬
2%s, at
Sale—The
Portland.
$41,731.22 im¬
'
Winston, Ore.
Offering — H. J.
Bond
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Temple), Okla.
101
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
—
the Board
J. T.
Wyatt,
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m..
(CST)
purchase
on
of
April
$50,000
12
the
building
for
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1962 incl.
Delaware
County Dependent Sch.
District No. 6 (P. O. Cleora), Okla.
Bond Offering — J. F. Wallen,
Clerk
of
the
Board
until
bids
8:15
p.m.
Kleve,
(PST)
general
obligation
bonds. Dated May 1,
sewerage
1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Recorder's office,
or
at
Bank
the
in
proved
Shuler
of Education,
Winfree, McCulloch,
Portland.
& Sayre, of
1526 — were
composed of
Corp.,
Philadelphia
p.
Bank, and A. E. Masten
Co., Pittsburgh, at 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 2.65%, as
follows:
1957
to
Due
1962
to
21/2s.
150,000
from
inclusive.
1961
2%s.
from
15
April
Due ,on
1980 to
15
inclusive:
1979
1982 inclusive.
of
The
(State of)
Offering—Quill E. Cope,
Bond
receive
will
Secretary,
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April 12 for the purchase of $340,-
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1956. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the Com¬
monwealth
Trust
Company
of
000 parking revenue
Pittsburgh, Trustee. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
son
Dilworth
until
will
11
Due
sealed
inclusive.
Bonds due in
thereafter
1962 and
callable
are
as
of
on
pur¬
Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
1, 1961. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Union
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
or at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
TEXAS
Bexar County, North
Sch. Dist.
1972 to 1986 inclusive.
March 1, 1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Mc¬
M-S.
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
las.
Robstown Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $299,000
school
&
Bond
Offering
until
—
17
purchase of $1,600,000
bonds, as follows:
$750,000
200,000
150,000
500,000
for
the
refunding
205,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
will
1973 inclusive.
to
receive
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
535,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
1982
1990 inclusive.
to
15, 1971. Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the State
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Feb.
terest
proved by Gibson, Spence &
Gib¬
of Austin.
son,
Tenaha Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Sale—An issue of $50,400
school bonds was sold to the
Tyler,
3V2s
as
East
of
Company,
Investment
Dated
3V4S.
and
1956.
bonds
1990
to
from
April
dated
are
on
Legality approved by
terest M-S.
Parkhurst
McCall,
Crowe,
&
of
Dallas.
at the
Austin.
payable
office,
(A-O)
Treasurer's
State
1,
April 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
1, 1956.
Due on March 1
1957 to 1983 inclusive.
In¬
March
Interest A-O.
VIRGINIA
|
Fredericksburg, Va.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu-
Rescinded—No¬
sale on April
12 of $860,000 sewage and water
improvement bonds was rescind¬
ed.—v. 183, p. 1668.
Bond
Offering
tice of the proposed
Brenham, Texas
Offering
Bond
—
City Secretary, will
bids
G.
Zeiss,
H.
receive sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $200,000
until 3 p.m.
the
for
16
paving bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1983
inclusive. Principal and interest
Newport News, Va.
$2,175,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The
lic
improvement
April
3
offered
bonds
183, p.
v.
—
1528
—
were
composed of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
sealed
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Washington
County State Bank, of Brenham.
Legality approved by Gibson &
awarded to
Gibson, of Austin.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., In¬
vestment Corporation of Norfolk,
er,
bids
Anril 11 for
of $250,000 notes.
Dated April 20, 1956. Due Oct. 19,
County
Judge,
will
receive
15,
1956. Due on April
est
1956.
folk,
about
Parkhurst &
Dallas.
(Offering
Virginia, of Nor¬
100.29, a basis of
3s, at
2.96%,
WASHINGTON
Mountlake
15
Inter¬
approved by
McCall,
as
Crowe, of
previously
1668).
Bond
City
Terrace,
Offering
Clerk,
will
bids until 4 p.m.
16 for the
eral
—
Wash.
Lucille Foard,
receive
sealed
(PST) on April
purchase of $32,500 gen¬
obligation
funding
bonds.
if
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Sale—An issue of $220,000
system revenue bonds was
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
Dated March
1, 1956. Due on March 1 from 1958
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
at
Legality
referred to in v. 183, p.
CAROLINA
payable
A-O.
group
and the Bank of
April 9 for the purchase of $125,000
Agricultural and Livestock
Exhibition Building bonds. Dated
April
a
(CST) on
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
(M-S)
.,
Feb.
'
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
purchase
interest
dated
are
those
and
1956
Texas
until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Bond
from
15,
maturing in 1972
and thereafter are callable as of
bonds
Bond
320,000 3V8S. Due on April 1 from
the
SOUTH
on Feb. 15
inclusive.
1967 to 1984 inclusive.
The
:
(P. O. Crane), Texas
Bond Offering—Joseph A. Bey¬
.Pawtucket, R. I.
Finance
iue
1966 inclusive.
1958 to
Crane County
school loan bonds.
highway bonds. 1
sewerage bonds.
school loan bonds.
Offering—The Director of
Note
follows:
(J-J)
Bids will be
April
to
265,000 3y4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
$1,250,000 school building bonds was sold
to a group composed of Dittmar &
Co., First Southwest Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Fridley, Hess
& Frederking, and Ranson & Co.,
at a
price or par, a net interest
cost of about 3.24%, as follows:
1967
sold
was
Co., of San Antonio,
1957 to 1966
T exas
,
bonds
house
$34,000 3s.
(P. O. San Antonio),
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
ISLAND
RHODE
received
as
East Indep.
1,
Philadelphia National Bank, Phil¬
adelphia. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, and
Dilworth,
Paxsen,
K a 1 i s h
&
Green, both of Philadelphia.
inclusive.
1971
Dated
Sale—An issue of
Bond
1956. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
June
Dated
im
receive
1957 to
95,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
March
interest
equipment
Due
&
.
March 1 from 1958 to 1976
on
inclusive.
qn
7,397,000 refunding bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1969
bonds.
ap¬
Parkhurst
by
a.m.
The
transit
April 15,
Legality
Itasca Indep. School District, Texas
receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
(CST) on April 16 school bonds was sold to Henryfor the purchase of $325,000 Mem¬
Seay & Black, of Dallas, as fol¬
phis State College dormitory rev¬ lows:
enue bonds. Dated March 1, 1956.
$15,000 31/4S. Due on March 1 from
until
inclusive.
chase
dated
are
McCall
Crowe, of Dallas.
$190,000 31/2S. Due on April 1 from
receive
(EST)
noon
on
April 15
1971 inclusive.
Due
bonds
proved
will
cation,
Richard¬
April
25 for the purchase of $12,323,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
bids
inclusive.
1961
Interest A-O.
Emerson
of Charlotte, as 3V2s.
will
Bank,
Tennessee
Parking Authority, Pa.
Offering — Joseph Shoe¬
maker,
Texas
Due on April 15 from
to
3V4S.
from 1962 to
phis,
April
on
(CST) on April 9 for the4 Allegheny County Sanitary Author¬
purchase of $10,000 transportation
ity, (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Richard B.
eauipment bonds. Due in 1959 and
Secretary,
1957
92,000
1956.
Monessen
sold to
p.m.
Tucker,
National
of
R. A. Under¬
Co., and Dallas Union Se¬
follows:
$38,000 3s.
terest
$250,000 4s. Due on April 15 from
sewer
PENNSYLVANIA
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
gen¬
&
Douglas County State
Roseburg. Legality ap¬
by
First
$130,-*
sold
curities Co., as
1419—were awarded
p.
Trust Co.;
&
Texas
was
Chairman of State Board of Edu¬
$i,300,000
group
a
Boston
National
on
April 17 for the purchase of $265,000
183,
bonds
composed
group
a
wood &
Memphis.
Cranston, R. I.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
No.
First
to
'
school house
000
Sale—The $300,000 school
the
to
Pctm
183,
v.
—
as
provement bonds offered March
28—v. 183, p. 1417—were awarded
to
the
First National Bank, of
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1969 incl.
Cotton
30—v.
par.
North Bend, Oregon
Bond
April 12 for the
$72,000
building
'*> -'
3
awarded
Boothman, of
&
Dallas.
improvement bonds offered March
obligation street improve¬
and refunding bonds offered
ment
Sale—The $82,720.56 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offered
March 28—v. 183, p. 1527—were
awarded
to
the
First
National
inclusive.
District No. 71 (P. O. Gene
Bond
& Trust
Bank
Bond Sale—The
eral
976,000
LaGrande, Oregon
'
Carter
1, 1956. Due on
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1962
the
purchase of $5,000 building bonds.
t
Union
Huguenin
mas,
the
TENNESSEE
School Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids lows:
until 8 p.m. (PST) on April 19 for $3,950,000 refunding bonds.
Due
the purchase of $90,000 building
:
on July 1 from 1957 to 1981
ley, Clerk of Board of
bonds. Dated May
ana
National
Southern
as
serially from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Du¬
Haywood County (P. O.
Brownsville), Tenn. '
Bond
eral
Bryan County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P. O. Kenefic), Okla.
Bond Offering—J. D. Fanning,
1, 1962. Principal
(M-S)
payable at
p.m.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Douglas County School District No.
12 (P. O. Glide), Oregon
Bond Offering—Marybell Beck-
Bond
OKLAHOMA
8
Bond Offering—Mayor
Winchester Local Sch. Dist., O.
Lewis, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
of par.
callable
are
3s and 2%s, at a price
Dated March 1, 1956. Due
Dallas,
in
due
of
Superintendent
Schools, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on April 9 for
OREGON
-'
the
900,000
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 88 (P. O. Porum), Okla.
Bond
Offering — James L.
Jr.,
1958
from
Bank
p.m.
District, Ohio
;; Bond Sale—The $526,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
until
bids
UlsTtC
April
Mcintosh County
Moore,
Central
to
Company, of Bethlehem. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
bids
sealed
1
Bonds
bonds was sold to the
Investment Company, of
building
Co.,
1,
Charleston.
April 16 for the pur¬
chase, of $1,000,000 improvement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
bonds.
ing
March
&
March
Sale—An
Bond
Hallsville Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
Edu¬
of
Board
Dickson
Dated
on
&
Parkhurst &
Carolina, of Char¬
lotte.
Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibus
&
Simons,
of
Business Manager
Directors, will
and
sealed
(EST)
(CST) on April 9
the purchase of $100,000 build¬
until
che
Yf,
-
Offering—ClifforaF.Frey,
able at
of
S.
thereafter
interest
ap¬
Indep Sch. Dist., Tex•
issue of $99,000
Hale Center
$93,000
system bonds
inclusive.
and
on
1986 inclu¬
Legality
by JflbCall,
Crowe, of Dallas. "
March
on
Due
1956.
M-S.
proved
of Board of School
Education,
1958
will .receive
cation,
originally scheduled for
was
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Altus), Okla. r
Secretary
Principal and interest
payable at the Ohio Na¬
(A-O)
tional Bank
1963
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Jessie M. Cross,
improve¬
Due
1987
Si¬
1,
from 1962 to
1
Interest
sive.
Bank of South
County Indep.
18
to R.
Citizens
receive
inclusive.
issue
(P.
from
Due
sold
Charlotte.
of
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
inclusive.-
Dated May 15, 1956.
1 from 1957 to 1966
Oct.
on
1
Offering
bonds.
(EST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $257,ment
1,
of
issue
works
&
of the Board
lerk
noon
.021.76 special assessment
June
March
ap¬
55
View, S. C.
Saie—An
water
1956.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
oi
Wells,
C.
are
to
Oklahoma
Bond
by
•
No.
District
Upper Arlington, Ohio
City
7
bonds
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the Mellon National
& Trust Co., Pittsburgh, or
at the First National City Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
(CST) on April 9 for the
purchase
of
$570,000 ;;building
—
dated
Bond
33A%
payable
p.m.
Offering
1,
oank
inclusive.
1961
June
1956.
Grady County Independent School
Cleveland.
Bond
Education,
until
Due
bonds.
Lake
was
The
bids
inclusive.
1981
to
k
March
National I Dated
Southern
and
Bank, of Charleston. Legality
proved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
mons, of Charleston.
1,
la57 to
Dempsey,
sealed
of
1996.
(CST) on April 13 for, the
purchase Of $4,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1958
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Union
Savings Bank & Trust Co., To¬
ronto.
receive
1961
12,500,000
p.m.
inclusive.
1981
from
of
Citizens
(EST)
purchase
the
$12,500,000 bonds. Due on June 1
Offering—a. E. Shamley,
of the Board
for
1
$25,000,000 series A sewer reve¬
nue bonds, as follows:
bonds.
system
•
Ralph
re-
« lor
Valley), Okla.
April 27 ior the purchase of $75,1956.
iviay
County Dependent School
District No. 6 (P. O. Pauls
Hickey, City Auditor, will receive
sealea bids uncil noon (EST) on
000 sewer bonds.
until
May
on
Garvin
Clerk
U
-
B.
purchase of $200,00® sanitary
sewage
a! group composed of Braun, Bosworth
Yvarren
—
ceive sealed bids
bonds offered April. 5—
p,
Ofietmg
Browning, City Manager, will
JBond Sale—The $944,000 school
builaing
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Drumright, Okla.-
J,
(P. O. Miamitown), Ohio
41803)
the
Dallas
County
Water Control and
Improvement District No. 6 (P.
Dallas), Texas
O.
$135,000
sold to Thornton & Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., both
of Dallas, as 4^5, at a price of
and
98.00,
a
basis
of
about
4.58%.
Dated
1
May
inclusive.
May 1, 1956. Due on
from
1958
to
1964
Principal and interest
able at the
Legality
approved
Thorgrimson
Seattle.
(M-N) pay¬
office.
City Treasurer's
&
by Preston,
Horowitz, of
*
V
56
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1804)
Toppenish, Wash.
•
Sale—An
Bond
-
of
issue
609.41 Local Improvement
No. A-3 bonds
&
$149,-
District
sold to Grande
was
of Seattle, as 4s.
30, 1956. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Company,
Dated
March
Seattle.
County Metropolitan Park
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Offering—J. S. Applegate,
District
Bond
Clerk
of
Board
the
Commis¬
of
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on April 17
lor the purchase of $487,000 park
sioners,
receive
will
bonds. Dated May
1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Preston,
by
Horo¬
approved
Legality
Thorgrimson
witz, of Seattle.
&
.
-7.v-:V
'
WISCONSIN
Milwaukee, Wis.
is part of the report
submitted
by City Comptroller
Virgil H. Hurless to the Municipal
Association
of
and Canada.
-
Officers
Finance
the United States
"Our
has pre¬
pared a schedule covering current
real estate, personal property, and
occupational taxes levied for city,
City
Treasurer
county
and
purposes,
also
collections
covering such levies
against the taxpayers of the City
t>f Milwaukee, which may be of
interest to you.
;
"The tax levy for 1956 purposes,
amounting to $82,871,014.65, is an
of $5,232,326.22 over the
increase
for
levy
This
slightly higher, being 78.10% and
of
1955
increase
$77,638,688.43.
be said to be
may
due to the increased
caused
ernment
cost of
gov¬
inflationary
by
in
crease
and 1952
levies, however, reverted
the
of
by
$1.44
explained by
tax
a
2.9%
or
rate
is
and
City of Milwaukee
increase from $1,495,1954 to $1,541,476,320
increase of $45,782,640
assessment
693,680 in
1955, an
•in
a
The $45,782,640 increase
in assessed valuation is a net in¬
incorporating
crease
increase
and
in real
$55,968,355
a
valuations
estate
$10,185,715 decrease in per¬
sonal property valuations.
The
factors
accounting for the in¬
crease
in real estate valuations,
in the order of their importance,
a
C
are:
(2)
Annexations;
(3) The reassessment
"Despite
real
the
estate
ratio
the
in
personal
resulted
the
assessment
slightly.
very
in
decrease
program.
increase
total,
dropped
valuations
The
property
from
con¬
a
tinuation of the application of the
uniformity requirement.
"Real estate taxes for 1956 pur¬
accounted for $66,949,242.16
poses
.or
80.79%
the
of
In the 1933
total
tax
levy.
levy, real estate taxes
amounted to
93.377%
of the total
"Personal property taxes
536.73
1933
the
In
Fetal Uranium Corp.
until
the
1948. levy
showed a percentage of 22.044%.
The levies of 1949 and 1950 re¬
versed
the
trend
slightly
to
steadily
and
1951
the
21.87%, the 1954 levy to 20.49%
decline in the 1955
to
and the further
235.76
the
is
total
"Of
RAD0RQCK
shares of the
be
retained
distributed
on
share for every
Distribution will
stockholders
Transfer
same
levy as in 1954.
the total tax levy of $82,-
portion for city
$57,860,181.62 or
69.82% of the total, and for county
purposes $25,010,833.03 or 30.18%.
Lake
that
871,014.65,
was
purposes
have
percentages
these
While
ratio
a
share
be
of
Wisconsin
Bond
Offering
sealed
ceive
prior to that time, the
city percentage of 69.82
variation
current
with 70.15% in 1954 and
compares
1953.
in
71.25%
'
7:30
M-N.
Interest
Due on May
15, 1956.
1957
from
1976
to
inclusive.
Legality approved
•
by Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
Milwaukee.
Prescott
Grove,
belle
1
Bond
(P. O.
Prescott),
Wis.
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
12 for the purchase of $175,000
corporate purpose bonds. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
payable at a
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
interest
(M-N)
largest
cash collection the city has ever
made and the percentage is slight¬
1957
2,769
numbering
"Taxpayers
city personal prop¬
installment plan,
the 1951
levy, as compared with 2,900 last
year.
Installments due on such
city
personal
property
taxes
erty taxes on the
plan first adopted with
levy
the
of
4.70%
$3,895,699.53
to
amounted
or
compared
as
$3,937,449.50 or 5.07% of
last year's levy.
"Both
city personal
property
and real estate taxes are payable
over
a
10-month period without
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1976
Interest
BRUNSWICK
NEW
New Brunswick
Stuart
Placed
vestors
of
issue
an
debentures.'
3y8%
1976.
Feb.
Due
St. John, N. B.
000
issue
of
improvement bonds
a
group
Thomson
and
&
Superior, Wis.
$750,-
sold
was
headed by Nesbitt,
Co., Ltd., as 4s, 33/4s
school
1668—were awarded to a
of Halsey, Stuart
& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee
Higginson Corp., and Rodman &
Renshaw, at 100.04, a net interest
cost of about 2.97%, as follows:
183,
p.
$145,000 23/4s.
1962
to
825,000 3s.
1965
Due
to
Due
Ontario
Bond
school
on
1 from
Oct.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
was
sold to J. L.
Graham &
Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.91.
from
1957
to
Due
1976
as
on
4y2s, at a
March 1
inclusive.
In¬
school
bonds
County School District No.
(P. O. Torrington), Wyo.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
will
receive
p.m.
(lyiST)
purchase
—
Wayne Riggs,
of Trustees,
Board
sealed
on
bids
April 17
until
8
for the
of
$130,000
building
bonds. Dated April 15, 1956. Due
on April 15 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal
& Co., Ltd.,
price of 97.52. Due
proved
made,
by
of Denver.
to
Robertson
as
a
on
from
1957
terest
to
1976
Isard,
improvement bonds was sol
to a group composed of Nesbitt,,
Thomson & Co., Ltd., Casgrain &cf
Cie, Ltd., Credit Interprovincial,
Ltd., and W. C. Pitfield & Co.,'
Ltd., as 4s and 3y2s, at a price of
95.29. Due on April 1 from 1957*
-
1976 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Quebec
Anne-des-Monts,
Co., Inc., at
interest
cost
inclusive.
In¬
Twp. Roman Catholic
Separate School No. 3, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
bonds
sold
was
to
L.
J.
1957 to
43/4S, at
a
price of par.
Dated
St.
of
Interest
1956.
Sale—An issue
$90,000[
of
building bonds was sold to Maisort
Bienvenu, Ltee, at a price of 97.86,net interest cost of about
as
1957
to
on
1962
to
on
1966
11,500 3%s. Due
1967 to
1971
1972 to
April 15 front
inclusive.
1961
8,500 3Y2s. Due
April 15 from
April 15 from
on
inclusive.
on
April 15 from'
15, 1956.
Int. A-O.
800
improvement bonds was sold
to Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., and
the Canadian Bank of Commerce,
jointly,
100.05.
to
as
Due
4%s,
on
at
a
price
Bond Sale—An
Gairdner
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
March 1 from 1957
1966 inclusive.
improvement
North Battleford, Sask.
of
improvement
Interest M-S.
issue of $51,500
bonds
Co.,
was
Ltd.,
bonds
was
$366,50C
sold
sold
and
to
the
as
4y2s, at
a
price of 98.41. Due
April 1 from 1957 to
sive.
Interest
A-O.
and the first
due paid
before that
date.
numbering
"Taxpayers
chose to pay
14,632
city real estate taxes
compared
the installment plan
15,000 last year. Installments
on
city real
estate taxes
to
$8,472,456.34
or
10.23% of the levy. In 1955, the
amounted
percentage
new
by
of
Federal
one-half
of
Federal.
made
record
com¬
Federal.
to
April
April
25
20.
City,- Utah.
Federal Uranium Corp.
Salt Lake
of
installments
was
10.18%.
county
tax
share
for
installments
City, Utah
1956
3.86%.
due
the
on
was
installments
paid in seven equal monthly
amounts
without
interest.
(
real
estate
taxes for 1956 purposes amount¬
ing to $546,245.56 and .personal
property taxes of $195,612.15, to¬
taling $741,857.71 or .90%, show a
very slight decrease'from the 1955
percent of .91%.
"Delinquent
city
"County delinquencies for real
estate
total
and for
$89,381.36, a
$252,198.22 or .30%, a
were
personal
of
$162,816.86
property
help
make
possible the
9
of real es¬
purposes
County
Your Dollars
AMERICAN
or
1986 inclu<
of personal
property tax if the full county and
state personal property tax is paid,
in the case of real estate tax if the
county and state tax is either paid
or
placed on a seven-month in¬
stallment basis, and if application
to pay on the installment basis is
installment
t<{
Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Ltd.
Renfrew, Ontario
at
SASKATCHEWAN
interest, in the case
made before Jan. 31
f
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
Dated April
$250,-
3.96%,)
follows:
$55,500 3s. Due
Markham Township, Ontario
issue
inclusive.
April 1,
14,500 4s. Due
Sale—An
j
1 from)
April
on
1971
Joseph School Board, Quebec\
Bond
serially from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
to
April 1 from)
on
1959 inclusive.
A-O.
Graham & Co., Ltd., and the To¬
Bank, jointly, as
Dube &
price of 98.08, a net
of about 4.16%, as;
$90,000 3s. Due
a
Bond
a
Oscard
to
follows:
1
M-N.
Crowland
awarded
$140,0001
March 26)
building bonds offered
4%s, at
May
$1,239,-
000
1960
interest
the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Tallmadge
& Tall-
payable
Treasurer's
and
sold
was
1986
princi¬
to
LaSalle, Quebec
Catholic
Separate School Board, Ont.
Sale—An issue of $43,000
5V4S and
7
Roman
to
1957
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
50,000 4s. Due
Lorne
Bond
Due
Goshen
from
dollars.
terest M-S.
ronto-Dominion
WYOMING
1
Payable
pal and interest in United States
were
bonds
school
inclusive.
1975
Feb.
on
Ste.
Arnprior Separate School Board,
com-;
group
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1964
by
of
inclusive.
to
3Vzs.
4^4%
improvement
placed privately with
Halsey, Stuart & Co.;:
Grenier, Ruel & Co.; LaCorporation de Prets of Quebec; J. E. Laflamme, Ltee., and Garneau, Bou4
langer, Ltee. Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
ONTARIO
■*;■■■
$970,000 public
bonds offered April 4—v,
was
investors
S.
posed
1,
as to principal and
interest in United States dollars.
Sale—An
bonds
U.
$5,000,000
Payable
Bond
Private Placement—An issue of
$1,558,500
Due
(Province of)
Placement—Halsey,
&
Co., New York City,
privately with U. S. in¬
Private
t
Bond Sale—The
in 1954.
elected to pay
to
West
ly more than the 79.65% received
in 1955 but less than the 80.02%
received
i
Charlesbourg, Que.
Minneapolis.
the
is
collected
amount
98.18.
to
Offering—Mary Peterson,
District Clerk,
and
of
(City) and Clifton, Oak
Diamond Bluff and Trim-
(Towns) Joint School District
No.
Gairdner &
Co., Ltd., and Odium Brown In¬
vestments, Ltd., as 4s, at a price
April
on
Dated May
15
Thomson & Co., Ltd.;
p.m.
16 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 school bonds.
(CST)
inclu¬
1965
to
QUEBEC
improvement bonds was sold
to a
group composed
of James
Richardson
&
Sons;
Nesbitt,
will re¬
group composed
_
collected
city
"The
a
until
bids
1956
000
May
Ida
—
from
Interest J-D.
District, B. C.
issue of $825,-
F-A.
Clerk,
District
Haacke,
and do not show much
five years
was
agent for both companies
248 South Main St.
(P. O. Box 266, Muskego),
10
sive.
Sale—An
Bond
fairly constant for the past
been
are
is Walker Bank and Trust Company,
Salt
1955 levy
in percentage of the
of the
.10%
or
$3,283,447.21 or 3.96%.
Last year's
percentage
of installments due
...
RESOURCES INC.
to
explained above.
taxes
of $87,-
levy to 19.11 is
"Occupational
levy
stockhdlders
levy to
declined
the 1952
1953 levy
The
24.51%.
tate
be
21.1%, respectively,
levy moved up to
and
23.99%
NEW SUBSIDIARY
will
personal prop¬
6.499%
FEDERAL HAS FORMED A
will
levy,
taxes accounted
for only
of the total but increased
erty
"The
of the
19.11% of the total levy.
or
tax
Bur nab y
D-ec.
COLUMBIA
BRITISH
due
STOCKHOLDERS of
Half
No. 2
levied
$15,834,-
to
amounted
year
by
High Sch. District
Muskego Union
preceding
the
for
accounted
Royal Bank of Canada, jointly, as
4s, at a price of 99.69.
Due on
CANADA
with
NOTICE TO
pany
in
noted
reasons
is
original assessment."
paragraph.
on
Half
percentage
with
(1) Construction — new buildbuildings, rejriodelings, etc.;
-
amount
1953 real
The
levy.
increased
to 78.00%, the 1954 levy to 79.41%
and the 1955 levy to 80.79% for
this
A negligible
delinquent.
1.20%
cancellations and decreases in the
levy
estate
3.1%.
or
cash, together with those to be
paid in installments or under the
extension
system,
amount
to
98.80%
of the
total levy with
long-term trend to show
and 75.42%, respectively,
the
of
slight decrease from last year's
percentage of .31%.
"Thus, taxes already paid in
total
the
to
$66,204,780.82 of the combined city, state,
and county purpose property tax
levy
totaling $82,871,014.65 for
property tax levy 1956 purposes, or 79.89%.
The
accompanied
increase
1951
respectively.
trends, increases in area, number
and quality of services rendered,
and number of people served.
4 "The $5,232,326.22 or 6.3% in¬
was
The
78.82%,
but
The following
state,
1949 and 1950 levies were
for the
21.78%
'
Taxes Levied and Collections—
.
The percentages
77.825%.
only
75.92%
Yakima
-
levy and gradually dropped until
the
1948
levy when they were
Monday, April 9, 1956
...
RED CROSS
@FedFRASER