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MONDAY
ISSUE
and
Reg, 17. 8. Pet. Office
Volume 183
Number 5507
New York
General
i RAILROAD
ACF
.
7, N. Y., Monday, February 13, 1956
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Industries, Inc.—^To Redeem Preferred Stock—V
corporation
has
called
for
redemption
on
March
1,
1956,
shares of its 5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
($50
value) at $55.1042 per share
(including 10.42 cents accrued divi¬
made
York,
York
Payment will be
140 Broadway, New
the
at
Guaranty
15,,.N.
Y.—V.
Trust
183,
Co
of
SEC
corporation
covering
at $1.50
to pay
Jan.
on
filed
31
of
notification
with
•
Dec.
31—
v*.'•
.
•:
sales
39,696.830
Cost of sales,
operating
Other
income
33,094,386
income
29,100,812
125,486,839
3,167,718
23,744,987
222,445
799,690
6,865,288
Fed.
and
3,390,163
24,544,677
187,137
747,788
3,468,106
-
Net
per
Before
After
and
12,227,599
11,569,290
6,337,725
aceel.
amort-
1.08
amort
on
after dividends
0.55
0.95
number
average
of
4.08
of
2.26
3.54
0.44
shares
1.86
stock
common
outstanding
The
December—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
-Earnings—
1955
1954
1953
$451,114
$422,142
41
43
47
108,464
72,799
48
214,911
126,872
42,366
82,163
Net
from
railwayrailway
from
6,000,069
5,093,296
6,291,763
1,032,315
2,137,185
the
ry.
—V.
765,949
452,995
868,574
1.
p.
Alabama
Great
Southern
December—
Gross
Net
Net
1955
frcm
railway
railway
from
ry.
oper.
1954
1953
$1,858,954
480,022
128,320
155,834
253,465
320,630
20,572,170
19,861,576
19,737,823
6,634,940
17,486,057
4,524,171
5,841,160
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
—V.
oper.
2,264,734
3,004,779
183,
1C5.
p.
this
A
registration
Exchange
common
Commission
ottering
In March,
since
all
sale,
the
of
the
First
by
the
shares
this
Feb.
on
company
stock,
Aluminum
will
which
new
registered
of
own
the
9
Boston
Co.
producer
Corp.
are
expected
part of
offer
of
the
the
150,000
and
and
shares
of
shares,
be
to
made early
aluminum producer
or
Arthur
consummation
approximately
of
used
products of
as
manager
of
an
its
subsidiaries
an
extensively
for
company
sold
for
transportation
civilian
purposes
equipment,
are
building
Consolidated
appliances,
net
sales
and
Sept. 30,
like
with
income
164,000
$523,016,000
for
the
same
respectively.—V.
in
the
periods
182,
1955,
period
amounted
of
to
from
American
of
A
inte¬
Bosch
illustrated
new
Arma
totaled $631,660,000
1954.
Consolidated
$68,134,000
Corp.—Issues
booklet—24
and
3,
for
true-north-seeking
gyro
of
all sizes and classes, but also
amphibious vehicles.
It
may
be
fighter aircraft and helicopters
modified
.
.
has
for
been
flight.
instrument
Sept.
ordinarily
advances
materials,
inertial
in
22,
is
1955,
the
Arma
which
in
gyroscopics
now
navigation systems.—V.
is
said
making
183,
p.
to
be
Gyro
based
possible
on
the
are
in
alunite
She Soronto Stoch
200
Sranch
Office5:
^xcluncje
Bay. Street
75
Broch St.
Electronics
this
PRESIDENT
(Bruce -A. YJorris
3. -A. Rose,
*
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
Co.
Corp.
is
is
over
In
slightly
excess
(Calif.)—Debs.
below.—V.
183,
to
$6,000,000,
of
Mr.
total
ship¬
Offered—
553.
p.
preliminary
was
during
the
compares
increase
an
figures
$9,910,000
This
the
past
in
year
of
$1.11
This
year.
and
was
earnings,
$1.37
share
$1,900,000 in
approximately
interest
corporate
on
approximately
or
with
per
due
dividend
per
for
to
to
of
and
corporate
principally
income
net
share
1954
net
increases
Foreign
Power
subsidiaries.
of semi-annual
to
shows
a
year
to
our
their
a
ago
interest
on
decrease
and
is
of
our
4.80%
Junior debentures.
approximately
$4,000,000
as
This
com¬
after
land
and
subsidiaries
in
1955
programs."—V.
American Machine & Foundry
planes,
This
operated
same
Brazilian
construction
182,
to
p.
the
an¬
company
rate
of
Is
receiving
more
company's history,
man
great
development
the
and
than
leases
850
for
assist
them
in
1562.
Co.—Pinspotter Leases
its
machines
AMF
a
Automatic
month,
telephone
JoL C.
Pinspotter
highest
in
President.
During December more leases were received by the company than
during any month since the introduction of the Automatic Pinspotter,
of
Ckeapiide
the
according to Morehead Patterson, Board Chair¬
EM 8-4731
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
ML X
Q. <2). XlJamS,
V BrooL, P. ~K. Manby, Q. W. Witcliiner
XoutjfaS WJcVittie, Pliibp J4. Jlawher, Christopher 'UJalfrolh Jlr., Xrlhur 1U. SlriclJancl, Richard Xl. 7f]olLersiil
DIRECTORS:
Electronics
2785.
p.
She Snvestment o^eaierS ^diSoclalion of (Canada
KINGSTON, ONT.
ore
ships
Compass,
the
to
financing
most
205.
TORONTO/ CANADA
with
corporation,
and produces
begin shortly at the company's
is expected to be completed by October
jfywmA, sdiien
eri:
proceeding
close
a
order will
that
182,
Finance
transfers
for
light
successfully
Subminiature
interest
supplied by American
$2,900,000 contract.
a
American
said
Finance
1955
balance
pared
at
Subject
nounced
use
directors
payment
of $2,500,000 on the
company's bank loans and additional investments in our Brazilian
subsidiaries of approximately $6,750,000.
These investments represent
world's
compass suitable not only
for all types and sizes of
.
in
the
cents)
Emery,
properties.
being
shipment
of
He
stock.
its
1956
cash
$42,-
Booklet—
pages—describes
five
Glaser,
"Foreign Power's cash and temporary cash investments at
year-end
totaled $16,230,000 after
setting aside $1,590,000 for payment on Jan.
1453.
p.
now
Convair
and
backlog
"According
machinery and for many
operating revenues of the
company for the nine months ended
(par
Larson,
& Foreign Power Co.,
Inc.—Reports Higher
Income—Henry B. Sargent, President, in a letter,
dated Jan. 31 to
stockholders, said in part:
V.
underwriting
constitute
household
its
Cayias,
American
49
compared
the
6.5 %
of
the
uses.
accurate
stock.
America
Securities
the holdings of
Upon
company.
named
other
primary aluminum with operations ranging from
the mining and
processing of bauxite to the fabrication of aluminum
and aluminum
alloys into semi-finished and finished products. Alumi¬
num
plant
stated.
common
equipment,
that
additional
under
the
during 1955.—V.
income
electrical
SEC—
by
Net
52
-—
The Course of Bank Clearings
net
financing by the
1,336,824
is
with
covering
is
stock.
which will
group
grated
of
Chairman
Davis
common
The
filed
was
will not represent
Board
Mr.
statement
stock.
Public
Davis,
America—Registers With
Over-the-Counter
stock
51
income
of
are
Force
Fidelity
during
Co.
the
on
common
year.
represents
Aluminum
of
share
per
announces
on
American
2,057,518
income...
shares
2585.
Air
Monte
See
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 52
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Dec. 19, 1955, announced
completed the first part of
traded
now
City.
acquire
units
S.
Zonne
5,2i;9,630
3,230,777
income...
Lake
corporation has received a $898,840 contract for aircraft ground
from
the
Convair
Division
of
General
Dynamics, Philip
Board Chairman, announced on Feb. 6.
U.
ments
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Banks
cents
to
p.
Similar
16
Exchange
Reserve
'
•:
-
Salt
The equipment, called weather
simulators, will be used to maintain
operating temperatures In jet aircraft during instrument calibration,
pre-fiight checks, and other maintenance operations.
51
709,969
2353.
p.
Co.,
Zonne,
58
——
$1,575,733
423,699
180,
Current
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
1952
$1,565,030
295,370
20
company
This
W.
of
Rates.—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System.--—
$1,521,671
...
pre¬
equipment
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
RR.—Earnings—
the
American Electronics, Inc.—Receives Convair Contract
Miscellaneous Features
834,934
income.
oper.
183,
is
processes
—V.
El
1,632,706
in
of
on
under the patented trade name of "Vitalizer."
The Alunite
Corp. has a mill in Marysvale, Utah, for processing alunite ore used
by commercial fertilizer manufacturers as a superior base carrier.
44
Foreign
Net
taxes
report dated
successfully
was
stock
1,500,000
Lake
Production
5,671,667
1,728,589
182,
Oil
&
fertilizers
42
149,921
income.,
oper.
Uranium
company has purchased a 15%
Alunite Corp. of Utah, which
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$30,446,708
share.—V.
per
The
14
L!
Markets
The
of
at
Salt
negotiations
14
$498,686
102,875
The
offering
Inc., of
41
1952
$508,070
$2.53
in its progress
offering
1955,
made
was
41
SEC Index of Stock Prices——
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—__ 37
Transactions American Stock Exchange
37
railway...
railway
from
to
after
(
—
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
compared
•
increase
an
Net
markets.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
preferred stock.—V. 183, p. 205.
on
to
Duchess
company,
its public
38
Over-the-Counter
6,599,988
1,548,073
share:
com.
accel.
♦Based
1,654,953
3,214,523
income
•Earn,
$35,989,700,
J-;
■"
$714,793,543,
earnings
were
1954.
City, Utah—Stock Offering Completed—
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
730,090
taxes
to
amounted
The
Canadian Stock Exchange (Feb. 6 to Feb. 10)
Toronto Stock Exchange
13,667,811
182,659
foreign
year
in
•....
1954
October,
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange (Jan. 30 to Feb. 3)
Canadian Stock Exchange (Jan. 30 to Feb. 3)
Montreal Stock Exchange (Feb. 6 to Feb. 10)
790,838
the
earnings were equivalent, after provision for dividends
preferred stock,- to $3.04 per share of common. ) These earn¬
the
that
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
12,876,973
262,844
Interest expense
38
Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
110,438,299
..
amounted
American
38
Los Angeles Stock
6,602,444
(net)
33
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
123,315,272
."
<
for
1955
ings in
17
i
$652,391,169
year.
The
on
8.
rentals
the
29
Detroit Stock Exchange
$
32,268,530 149,231,826
income
Page
•
and
over
vious
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange.
oper. exp.,
depreciation, etc.
Net
$
;k
Feb..
on
Sales
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
1955—12 Mos.—1954
•: vvr/
$
Z'
■
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
''
\
160,000
Air Reduction Co., Inc.
issued
;( ;,t'
Stock and Bond Quotations
-
shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
incident to development of oil —V.
180, p. 2073.
1
per
and earnings
of this company in 1955 reached new record
highs, William C. Stolk, President, reported in a
preliminaiy statement
M;; In This Issue
9.6%
expenses
Period End.
Net
letter
a
.Z'pff'.-
New
Acme Oil Corp., Wichita,
Kan.—Files With SEC—
The
Sales
205.
p,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Can Co.—Sales and Earns, at Record
Highs
The
dends).
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
20,556
par
$1.15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
2
bigh
tersou
from
Net
Automatic Pinspotters have already been
establishments throughout the United States,
stated.—V. 182, p. 506.
ry.
installed
8,500
than
commercial
Net
'
Net
313,336
ry.
—V.
Co.-—Expansion Prog'm Approved
The
largest expansion
program in the history of this company
was
approved by the directors when they convened immediately fol¬
lowing the annual meeting of shareowners on Feb. 7.
An
amount totaling $15,000,000
will be used to increase the com¬
pany's production of lime, cement and concrete.pipe.
Expenditures
approved today are in addition to those included in the $10,000,000
expansion program announced last August to provide greater pioduc-
67,781
311,573
9,323,481
1.889,208
8,735,256
1,579,729
9,443,256
2,232,259
7,628,363
1,228,654
income
1,006,147
687,928
980,211
832,739
The
SEC
offered
.
Purchase
Marsh
clerical
workers
biplanes
operations.
Cement
advisable
of
p.
of
Chairman
Board,
the
11,238,080,
Net
V7ith
$77,168,146
American
Motors
rpproximately
month
.
of
800
Higher Earnings—
the
for
year
appliances was
compared
with 221,124
'
■
a
ago,
year
The
of
merger
became effective
this
or
Heckathorn,
f j Executive Vice-President of the
The
C.t
the
of
merger
meetings held
two
Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
27.
V.
See
former
Mullins
approved
was
183,
by
American
1952
$322,114
$284,895
$268,262
$316,643
158,935
125,456
63,822
92,368
22,331
165,299
4,053,023
2,205,984
3,758,963
3,637,101
1,875,940
820,153
740,909
3,747,721
1,984,102
570,373
\
60,218
3965
of
'Hie
the
nd
convertible
accrued
shares
on
See
of
of
May
railway
railway
income—
oper,
capital
1956.
1,
of
$36
V.
in
46,846
2,007,126
575,949
from
Net
of
the
by
price
surrender
each
be
share
of
to
$136
$100
be
of
issued
Net
ry.
—V.
i
Oleum-Atlantic
ten
a
American
Marc
lor
B.
been
Tractor
Rpjtman,
added
investment
to
The
of
50,000
b.e
of
built
par
5%
He
half
first
rpproximately
tn
Net
Rojtman
company s
l.yond
izore
v
\#
the
fiscal
present
times
the
the
six
will
year,
$1,600,000
months
at
exceed
for
reported
3,891,590
589,087
759,017
152,712
256,166
;
256,196
:
new
all
than
announced
hydraulic
expectations
100%
above
that
instant
of
the
previous
the
Net
Net
15,109,183
10,560,403
13,228,476 158,891,959 152,013,279
10,995,614 132,157,583 127,238^852
2,232,862
26,73 4,376
of
missile
income—
1,611,627
935,205
12,903,312
shift
terramatic
management,
with
forecasts
this
for
sales
unit.
$1,583,804
1,315,262
$12,180
$403,912
in
13,709
Ky.—Files—
corporation on Jan. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
640,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at
40
cents per share,
without underwriting, v The proceeds
to be
are
used
p.
1322. ~
.
Royalties, interest and miscellaneous income.—
U.
S.
Net
from
ry.
Net
Canadian income taxes
earnings
"Prior
ernment
at 20%
to
as
1
"Deficit.—V.
183,
1,093,996
3,870,000
$758,311
in
other
fields-V
X81
"
105
8,652,625 v
6,807,747
25,915,034
8,374,526
6,307,372
11,716,375
7,377,688
2.
p.
Co.—Pre¬
Co. Incorporated, Phila¬
on
cumulative
5%
net
PROCEEDS—The
exchange from
this
to
proceeds are to be used to pay for conversion
to automatic dial operation and for work¬
magneto
183, p. 206.
Decker
&
Manufacturing Co.—Negotiates Loan
agreement providing for the loan of
company
$3,000,000
been negotiated with a group of
has
the
fiscal
1955
necessary
year
facilities
may borrow from the
part of the $3,000,000 bank
down under the agreement,
shall be for a period of five years, but may be paid in its entirety
or
any part thereof in multiples of $50,000 at any time during the
This
certified
by
in the present defense program
the U.
were
S. I Gov¬
depreciated
the rate permitted for Federal income tax purposes. In
corporation retroactively adopted the depreciation rates de¬
19,55 by the U. S. Emergency Facilities Depreciation Boards
for
contract cost purposes.
The effect of this change was (a) to
reduce
the
provision for depreciation for the 1955 fiscal year by
agreement
that
provides
the
company
two-year period all or any
term of any loan taken
banks within
a
commitment.
The
$3,639,436
termined in
five
year
The
to
period.
loan
$3,500,000 addition
Hampstead, Md. that is
will be used to finance in part the
proceeds
the
manufacturing
construction.
company's
presently under
plant
in
participating banks are: Maryland Trust Co., Fidelity-Baltimore
Bank & Trust Co., First National Bank of Baltimore, New
The
National
York
Trust
Co.
and
Trust
Union
Co.—V.
Boeing Airplane Co.—Sells
of which $580,000 was applicable to 1955 and the balance
prior years, and (b) to increase 1955 net earnings after taxes by
of which $175,000 was applicable to 1955 and "the balance to
See
Tool Co.
Hughes
below.—V.
183,
p.
665.
Stratoliners—
183, p. 554.
.
,
,
:
Victor
a
e"CUC
\
Emanuel,
Chairman
and
President,
stated
that
the
decline
for fiscal 1955 was attributable in major part to highly
conditions prevailing in
the appliance
business, which
price structures.
Additionally, he said, heavy expenses in
earnings
competitive
strike,
Mr.
and
severely
Emanuel
marketing new products, and the
affected sales and profit margins.
stated
Development Division,
research
contracts
Pwirhtt„0vlLt^;,ot!,uere'1s'"i,,?o
1,157,754
30,107,470
$1,723,630
"225,458
•
854,662
Feb. 1 offered publicly 3,000 shares of
preferred stock (par $50) at $52 per
share and accrued dividends.
^
delphia, Pa.,
per year,
1955, the
company.
applications
*412,316
20,456,483
3,287,202
4,487,246
Stock Offered—Blair &
ferred
Black
1,410,000
1
prior years.
r',1e,rabAT,°U"i
time and effort. 'MMonal not conWe do
-S16. J,ub)icly demonstrating this laboratory model. We cannot
1%table for commercial use" " P°Sl"°n
demonstrate * unlt "ore
recording
291,722
income.
oper.
—A credit
262,103,623 325,597,634
29,002,793
34.432,422
4,798,849
6,413,034
2,111,360
2.547,290'
exclusive of depreciation..
administrative expenses
for depreciation
expense
and
developing
r
$1,000,60D
"811,8C0
26,651,160
income.
railway..—
railway
$
300,184,935 376.499,816
of sales,
Selling and
weakened
1
"436,737
1952
1953
1954
$927,381
2,337,186
$1,376,047
$783,000,
of this laboratory
reauire
„
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
fiom
Gross
1954
852,502
Total
Cost
r-3totvnperi'ntnMi' r°nS cautipned- "the conversion
still
183,
five banks.
in
will
•
-
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
-,
"
a
1955
oper.
of
Dexter piant in Chelsea,
tne
•
as
*
railway
$
299,332,434 375,405,820
~ifhe corporation has constructed a laboratory version of what is
* fJiPvuinnn? ,practical system
for the recording and reproduction
lorted on Jan
3irCS °" magnctlc tape' G- L Lon&> President, reunit
operated
railway
from
producers
sales of about $2,000,000.
annual
be
"
1955
...
is
!
acceptable
Mien., and
Detroit,
-
from
Co.,
to " establish a branch operation for Camdale at
Castle, Del., plant in order to serve Eastern sales
New
will
Machine
Dexter
the
(& Subs.)—Earns. Lower—
sales
Net
t
commercially
The
for instruments, miniature gear trains and
and computer parts. Camdale now operates
December—
of
Avco Manufacturing Corp.
to
ui
acquired
gears
has
intended
ry.
$1,847,000,
«
months.
From Jan. 1—
incident to racing and for working
to pay for expenses
Year Ended Nov. 30—
the
Ampex Corp.—Constructs New
Laboratory Model—
17
"139,278
covering
"Provision
mi
within 21 months,,
in
launching
for
precision aircraft parts.
and
gages
East
Camdale
is
Bessemer &
$268,542
*22,lo6
$28,735
"^lS?
; ; '
opers.
ry.
The
Interest
said
due
-
guidance systems,
Net
$1,651,137
1,247,225
gears,
20o,
p.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$129,964
117,784
$134,616
105,881
income.—
183, p. 206.
oper.
of
running
He
*
real
recently
Camdale
't
1955—Month—1954
revenues.
fr.
rev.
ry.
or
re^n !y expand®d Plant, which is presently being put into operai. ir!lrease the company's facilities to 145,000 square feet iand
productive capacity of American Tractor Corporation.
lol, p, 2«i53,
L
,f
Bethel & Mt. Aetna Telephone & Telegraph
29,
transmission
will
be
by
cost being provided by
is scheduled for completion
markets.
10,963,575
106.
p.
of
plants
It
24,774,427
par
of
$8,300,000,
a
fine-pitch precision
j-'
Audubon Park Raceway, Inc., Henderson,
February
acceptance
estimated
President of Bellanca Aircraft Corp., on Feb. 9
to acquire all the capital sjock of Camdale,
estate
and equipment
for 20,000 shares of
common
stock.
Camdale is the country's largest manufac¬
hardened and ground precision cams and is also an important
Net
.
consumer
an
agreement
an
Ballanca's
1955—12 MOS.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Atlantic and Danville Ry.—Earnings—
000
preferred
contract
'
costing
each
tankers
two
certain
Camdale
y
4,548,780
ry.
oper.
183,
SE'C
con-
half
a
Albert,
L.
and
Inc.
two
"Deficit.—V.
debentuns
first
awarded
and most modern in the world and are to
shipyards.
The \ entire project will be financed
'
Net
share
$4,000,000
the
been
has
speed, when fully loaded, of better than 18 knots,
capacity horsepower and a steaming radius of 18,000
of
announced
the
Feb.
subsidiary,
a
on
first
80%
Gross
of the
the close
ended
Corp.—Subsidiary to Build $50,009,Military Sea Transporta¬
tankers,
will have
vessels
4,555,493
I' 871,520
opers.
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
all
f!scal
He expressed the opinion that from
production should exceed $1,000,000 a month.
Mr.
*
of
2Vz
that sales for
4,818,978
1,799,823
,
the
with
4,508,290
V„'.;• '
Net
by Elliott & Co.
In
addition, Edward L.
Elliott,
a
director,
exchanged at par the $250,000 second mortgage of American Tractor
Corp., which he held for 12,500 shares of $20 par 5%
convertible
preferred stock.
Rojtman predicted
11,007,630
this development, which constitutes an important
expansion for Bellanca in the shipping industry, Mr. Albert stated
that the company will benefit from the operating income
of these
modern tankers auring the
10 year period of the charter and their
equity value.
j
'
,
,
>
179,846
Railway oper. expenses-
ftock
Mr.
10,457,314
£,499,917
1,150,418
capital with 87'/2% of the building
companies and banks.
\
Bellanca
York.
convertible
8,635,838
2,b32,376
991,094
fastest
American
in
Sydney
183, p. 402.
capital—V. 180,
$20
478,665
Corp.
ton
the
among
turer
income...
oper.
Period End. Dec. 31—.
Corp.—Places Pfd. Stock Privately
shares
537,056
23t»,265
*160,841
charter, according to Sydney L. Albert, President.of
year
25,500
515,743
Railway oper. revenues.
neces-
President, on Feb. 4 announced that $1 000
working capital through the private sale'at
.
Corp.,
Aircraft
Bellanca
ing capital.—V.
Tad
$1,053,972
406,740
8,293,747
2,285,089
143,882
railway
producer
••
Corp.
upon
$912,125
47,587*-
tion Service—Private Financing.Planned—
.* 100,184
railway
from
10
per
due
and
1952
1953
1954
$586,575
*138,625
Bellanca Aircraft
34,324
64,854
railway
from
Gross
option
until
is
at
warrants for class A
underwriting is involved.
No
49,076
oper.
44,539
7,758
38,784
oper.
ry.
Net
402. '
p.
ry.
1952
$399,395
125,413
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
at
1955
railway—.
from
from
90,715
$398,105
From Jan. 1—
Dec
made
New
the
at
company
conversion
for
will
195 Broadway,
the
purchase
$671,975
railway
lrom
3,563,073
railway
1953
1954
$355,672
1955
$364,534
railway.
income—
Net ' from
n°xt,
due
stock
warrant.
per
Net,from railway...
Net ry. oper. income..
RR.—Earnings-
Atlartta & West Point
President,
1,
May
on
convertible,
stock
The
office
cash
183,
Payment
company,
remain
Gross
miles.-
December-—
stockholders
debentures
with
ofiered
be
to
are to
be used for payment of current and past
payment of mortgage indebtedness; plant expansion
indebtedness;
The entire new fleet
Period End. Dec. 31—
redemption
interest.
the
will
Treasurer's
also
payment
\crsion.
for
3%%
and
the
at
called
debentures
into
business
payable
2
Treasurer
called
bclder,
r
106%
at
t^fice
(1
Feb.
12-year
on
outstanding
95,000
cents
both
inventory and general working capital. '
1—
183, p. 2.
Gross
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Calls Debens.
company
its
proceeds
15
at
Commenting
1953
Railway oper. expenses.
The
and
share),
stock
stock,
preferred
'
1955
Railway oper.
<j.
cumulative
Acquires Manufacturer of Precision Ground Cams—*
657.
p.
5'/2%
per
common
under
1954
Income—-
Jan.
ry.
—V.
division.
new
corporations
Jan.
on
Net
;
M.
With SEC
notification
of
to build six high speed tankers at a total estimated ccst of $50,000,000
to be chartered to the U. S. Navy's Military Sea Transportation Service
railway
oper.
from
Net
legal papers, Joseph A. Grazier, President, announced. All former
Mullins
operations
are
being
continued
in
the
new
"Youngstown
b'itchens Division" of American-Standard, with headquarters in Salem,
Ghio,
Mr.
Grazier
said.
George
E.
Whitlock,
former Chairman
of
3 "ullins, is President of the new division and becomes a director of
•
63,989,776
73,772,881
7,883,349
5,558,200
railway
from
Gross
Sanitary Corp.—Merger
and Mullins Manufacturing
30 following completion of the filing of
Harry
($1
par
Mich.
corporation
Jan.
American-Standard.
ry.
46,773
was
7:,;.
f
on
1956,
letter
a
1/'i
$
12,466,328 162,654,491 132,790,554
income
106.
from
frcm
Net
rary.
,
-
62.9'%.—V. 182, p. 2354.
up
American Radiator & Standard
.
•" *'
.
11,594,444
December—
Net
Unit producsame four months this year
a
gain of 40.8%.
January
the
for
31,
filed
31
company
Gross
running at a rate of
reported.
Output for the
the like 1955 month and
Jan.
Jan.
on
insurance
increase of 66.5'%.
an
A
private
now
ended
ago,
311,295
was
.-
.
is
Romney
ahead of
months
four
t.ppliance production
Mr.
100.8%
of
Con
V
Vf-V
opers.
ry.
oper.
183, p.
From
production
day,
class
of
48,184,051 578,034,019 532,292,358
35,717,723 415,379,528 399,501,804
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
new
car
was
compared with 28,095 a
<
1955—12 Mos.—1954
has called for redemption on March 1, 1956, $38,000
of its first mortgage bonds, 3%
series due 1963, at the sinking fund
redemption price of 10C%'%.
Payment will be made at The Citizens
and Southern National Bank, Atlanta, Ga.—V. 182, p. 2678.
ago.
per
January
total
the
year
a
corporation
income...
—V. 182, p. 2462.
50,842,202
39,247,758
Atlanta Gas Light
line of 1956 Rambler cars at a higher
J ivel than any previously attained, and the - changeover to new model
appliances and Nash and Hudson output.
The non-recurring profit of $7,141,920 came from the sale of 400,000
fhares ol' Ranco Inc. stock in November.
AMC remains the largest
llanco stockholder with
a
21,7%
stock interest, Mr. Romney "paid.
Net sales for the December 1955 quarter was $99,180,965 compared
.
2,26b, 814
covering 95,000 shares of class A common stock and 95,000 shares
Net
expenses.
fr.
rev.
ry,
—V.
,
production of the entirely
$2,148,455
3,01o,48J
000 Tanker Fleet for Charter to
Romney
ruarter
$2,736,015
277,7o2
658.
p.
Net
-Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
revenues-
Net
attributed a substantial portion of
the December
operating loss to the heavy expense necessary in achieving
Mr.
$194,008
360,5^8
From Jan. 1—
December,
net loss of $5,460,088.
SEC
2014.
Railway oper.
on
'j'ecurring profit of $7,141,920 and had a loss of $4,629,352, with no
Tax recovery, from ordinary businees operations, he said,
These items
together resulted in a net profit of $2,512,568 for the quarter.
The
t orresponding
period last year resulted in a loss of $10,870,088 from
ordinary business operations before a tax recovery of $5,410,000, for
C
3,
Period End. Dec. 31—
corporation has been operating at a profit since the beginning
George Roniney, President, reported on Feb. 2.
For the
ended Dec. 31,
1955, the company realized a special non-
This
ruarter
$474,364
opers.
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Feb.
The
c*
ry.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Beau Veneer, Inc., McMinnville, Ore.—Files
Gross
progress, revealed that sales for the
first two months of the 1956 fiscal year were 30%
ahead of Decem¬
ber and January a year
ago.
Robert E. Pflaumer, President, esti¬
mated that net profits for the first quarter, ending Feb. 29, 1956,
vili be at least 50%. larger than for the 1955 first quarter,
thus
Iftssuring a substantial increase in earnings for A-M shares.—-V. 183;
L-. 401.
American Motors Corp.-—Reports
=,
_
$910,880 $13,309,641 $12,238,912
716,872
10,573,626
10,090,457
883,846
Income
oper.
183,
The
Inc.—Has $17,000,000 Net Assets—
this Fund had assets of $17,008,331, shares outstanding
and approximately 11,340 investors accounts.
V. 182,
by
commenting
in
spraying
crop
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Ry.
continued
for
six
score of
and timber dusting and
were in excess of $400,000.
in its
years sales
used
Railway oper.
Hermann,
M.
prospects
,
On
of directors.
Grover
the
A
1955—Month—1954
$1,358,210
December—
shares
have
expansion and diversification opportunities and to
for distribution to shareowners when deemed
ble
on
Last
and
Associated Fund,
1,403,000 to 2,800.000 shares. The increase in authorized shares will
enable Arnericari-Marieta to take prompt advantage of future profitr.vailab'.e
fr.
rev,
ry.
The
2114.
p.
approved a recommended amendment increasing
the number of authorized preferred
shares from 200,000 to 300,000,
common shares from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 and class B common
from
;
7-^'
capital.
was
Phoenix,
Wash
shareowners
Vie board
Net
Net
—V.
Marsh Aviation
as
headquarters .will:-continue to be based at Sky Harbor Airport
Ariz., with auxiliary bases maintained at Walla Walla,
and Yuma, Casa Grande and Marana in Arizona.—V, 181,
Firm
In
1 acilities.
:
J.
Bangor and Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Marsh
to
known
presently lists 25 pilots,
10 merchanics
its payroll.
Its physical assets include a
Aviation
modern
Ala., with
The
stock
firm
new
a
headed
production
new
of the Arizona investment holding
the transfer of 12,500 shares of
Aviation stockholders and incorpora¬
Co, Inc., which will be
by Mr. Wood as President.
of
tion
transaction
the
in
Involved
Bancorporation
unit which wkl increase cement capacity of the
Company division by 60% will be built at Ro.;eri.a,
completion scheduled for early 1957.
Expansion of lime facilities at Roberta will also be started soon to
re cure
a
6 0% increase in capacity needed in the Southeastern area.
Fart of the new facilities will be in operation this summer.
Several A-M concrete products plants will be enlarged to secure in¬
creased amounts of culvert and drainage pipe ior hig.sway construction.
Projects to be completed this year are in areas where long-term con¬
tracts
will assure full
and immediate utilization of the increased
A
fiouthern
per
N.
working
and
company.
..
,
of Marsh Aviation Co.—largest aerial
the nation—was announced on Jan. 31
by Leslie A, Wood, General Manager
calls for an expansion of facilities at several of
the Standard Lime & Cement Co.
plants where production of lime,
dolomite and magnesite will be increased to keep pace with current
and projected
demands of the steel, chemical and construction in¬
dustries.
this corporation
by
apolicating firm in
insecticide
program
new
$1.50
Park,
30
shares
Railway oper. revenues.
Railway oper. expenses.
Bancorporation—Acquires Aviation Firm—
Arizona
brick and tile.
paints, cement,
of resins,
The
at
Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, through Hudson Bergen Securities, Inc.,
The proceeds are t6 be used to pay lor plant
Jan.
on
200,000
Period End. Dec. 31—
American -Marietta
tion
corporation
covering
expansion
658.
p.
Securities and Exchange
With
—Files
Cliffside
railway
oper.
183,
126,971
v
railway
from
Net
'
,
1952
$793,928
233,287
income
oper.
from
Gross
1953 *
$688,350
92,402
....
From Jan. 1—
Mr# krQ,i„
railway
Corp., Baldwin, L. I., N. Y.
Baldwin Kitchen Cabinet
;
1954
$714,029
160,047
railway.™
from
Gross
1955
$754,640
102,363
A <
December—
was
hlMore
In
RR.—Earnings—
Ann Arbor
said.
In January, 1956, he revealed, the December
surpassed and another monthly record established.
Mr. Patterson said that because of the unprecedented demand, tinfilled orders for the Automatic Pinspotters were also at an all-time
Patterson
Mr.
•
.Monday, February 13, 1956
(766)
programs,
that
the
establishment
in
for basic research beyond
was
of
major
importance
costs
a
102-day
the
of
the
limits
the
Advanced
of
future
existing
of
the
He added that although volume of shipments under defense
declined
substantially
Bohn
See
Aluminum
Nuclear
Booth
Corp.
Brass Corp.—Reo
&
of America,
Fisheries
1954, the backlog of orders at
the end of the 1955 fiscal year was approximately $200,000,000
vir¬
tually equivalent to that at the end of fiscal 1954.—V. 182, p. 1906.
Sales
*Net
and
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Dec. 31,'55
revenues
for
profits
!
dividends
:
-
on
♦Net
income
182,
p.
473,822
—
414,574
$1.64
$1.42
(after provision
preferred stock)
.
estimated provisions for U. S. and foreign
,1907.
profits give effect to
taxes.—V.
Jan. 1,'55
$27,730,524 $26,032,493
———
Earnings per share of common
from
Suit—
Inc. below.—V. 182, p. 2463.
35 Weeks Ended—
1955
to
of
-
Volume 183
Number 5507
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Borg-Warner Corp.—Subsidiary to Expand—
Stanley
v.
Feb.
3
Roush,
J.
announced
Colo.,
and
Co.
one
its
President
the
of
Chain
Morse
acquisition
subject
subsidiary,
a
Co.
of
of
the
'be
of
>
Denver,
the
newly
President, v:-:;/.
acquired
?,;%■.
y
Roy C. Ingersoll, President,
tion has undertaken "a major
Feb.
on
J.
Roush
..'<yyy'. %
To Erect New Chemical Plant—
;
r
%;y
•
Stanley
company.
'
required,
vertible
'
-
that
Construction
resin
duced
the
by
the
corpora¬
material
present
Cycolac.
greatly
two
plants
which
is
Chemical
exceeds
at Gary,
the
Division.
The
production
Ind.,
it
demand
capacity
have
tape
.manufacture
Cycolac
reels,
telephone
components.
of
is
described
wheels,
resin
additional
many
resin
dial
Cycolac
is
and
cases
test
for
in
approaching the surface hardness
of
toughness
% "Hurry,
Erush,
Railway
Railway
Net
•
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$6,887,280
6,157,888
5,990,887
income..
oper.
183,
$1,227,452
opers.
ry.
Grande
The
EEC
&
—V.
-offered
at
to
are
shares
($100
par
be
Jan.
on
500
65,729,574
69,298,126
used
class
share),
per
letter
a
A
6,894,532
of
set
1,800
6.000
J.
Co
Jones
1,200
9.000
at
—
Walston
2,200
Wilson,
&
&
Inc
Co.,
Johnson
Witter
Wulff,
Co
&
Hansen
&
underwriting.
with
stock
common
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
from
be
Net
ry.
•
■'
for
pay
acquisition of
hotel
a
for
/
;
••
'•
•
'■••■•
y «•
'• -j.7
VJ''■
i-y
$152,827
*18.622
19,647
45,940
97,419
144,244
68,354
1,924,500
1,486,628
1,678,436
*324,609
5,721
1,013,608
770,451
E.
C,
;1955
Bullard,
President
that
company's
the
continued
.
September.
the
and
General
operations
moderately
The
jabout
after
taxes
$10,000,000.
of
the
for
the
railway
railway
income_li
oper.
183,
206.
p.
•well,
the
as
large
"■*
of
results
Federal
Tool
promotional
potential
of
Builders'
in
of
Net
last
affected
them
last fall
the
program, for
buyers
Chicago
fourth
introducing, them
throughout
quarter
the
reduce
-the
end
as
to
after
orders
new
•level
of
amounted
continuing
operations
1
-
•
at
to
about
satisfactory
a
the current
for
>
rate.
year."—V.
*1
•■
$23,000,000
'
''
•
with
This
182,
inquiries
high
a
.■
'r
,
$258,005
« *
*49,059
' $261,000
'
13,310
*7.472
*73,219
2,398,550
2,667.005 "
Gross
ry.
■*•
of
■exteriors,
has
been
and
■being
All
quiet
S\J
?
2,539,000
1
Burroughs Calculators,
two-tone
color
from
Net
ry.
*
window"
dials
for
easy
reading of results
by Noel L. Mudd, General Sales Manager.
"C" calculators, the new machines are
[i
in
styles—three
seven
available
for
immediate
hand
operated
delivery.—V.
183,
and
four
in
*88,104
*7,126
as
follows:
Co.
of
•
1953
1952
made
,.
6,462,871
5,858,713
6,605,263
883,264
740,757
775,026
8^3.974
88,246
101,505
67,164
*125,668
••
income.—
oper.
(J. P.)
.
.
183,
Canadian
from
5,525,692
206.
p,
shares
5,000
■of
$5
.York,
per
N.
of
to
through
The
company.—V.
stock
common
share,
Y.
of
Eisele
proceeds
182,
with
offered
be
at
&
King,
go
to
are
notification
to ueorge
the
Stout
000;
to
$216,315
*19,843
32,895
*48,103
2,636,556
2,743,101
Offered—A
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on Feb. 8 made a
public offering of 150,000 shares of common stock ($12.50
par value) at $19 per share.
This offering was oversub¬
72,632
*368 804
*5 >,017
*997,488
p.
scribed and the books clased.
PROCEEDS—Net
•will
be
used
by
proceeds
the
construction'
continuing
certain
portions
the
to
of
sale
of
finance
the
in
the
Water
rural
Counties
in
Los
in
areas
Southern
flour
new
a
to
in
*809,003
*1,245,149
*838,077
Telephone
Company
Roy
A
company's
Angeles,
water
areas
service to
Bernaidino
San
supplies
suburban
and
cities
Riverside
California.
at
which
issue
$1.50
filed
was
of
with
500,000
share,
per
stock
r
every
and
earnings
operation
a day.
the
year
1954,
share.
$1
per
equal
to
$1.53
its
on
common
per
earnings
were
the
first
For
share
equal
11
compared
$1.60
to
months
with
of
$1.47
per
1955,
in
the
comparable period of 1954.,*
CAPITALIZATION
the
shares
SEC
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
■■.'
mortgage
bonds
of
capital
withdrawn
was
stocx
Jan.
on
corporation,
the
3.60%
series—due
other
Int.
1971J
series—due
$5,850,000
10.
2 Ye %
series—due
1971
1979
1979
-
3%
series—due
series—due
37a%
series—due
1979
33s%
series—due
1979
gas
and
of
$1.25
dividend
series—.
35,090 shs.
35,000 shs.
Net
ry.
120,000 shs.
'■'45,952 shs.
convertible
of
series-—
1954___
80,000 shs.
Pfd. stk.
remaining, yet to be defined
stock, par $12.50
80,000 shs.
190,000 shs.
None
*2,000,090 shs.
debentures,
unlimited
AND
Seibert.
as
to
amount,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
Published
twice
may
(Reg. U.
a
issued
be
week
S. Patent
Gulf
in
Coast
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
3,
has
from
joined
banks
with
the
and
SEC
mak&
together
with
$2,000,000
additional
Power
&
of
Co.,
to
Utilities
Co.
finance
a
1956
and
for
$3,000,000;
$590,000.
portion
$3,000,propose
respective
construction
the
in
aggregate
183, p. 403.
Public
31—
Service
Co.,
subsidiaries
estimated
are
Public
Electric
&
The
their
of
1957
treasury cash, th&
of
subsidiaries,
stock
common
Light
Service
Corp.
1955—Month—1954
$1,005,000
(&
Subs.)—
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$936,350 $10,611,760
$10,173,776
834,070
678,706
8,661,167
8,183,312
$170,930
inc.—
$257,644
$1,950,593
$1,990,464
(net)
3,471
147
3,085
2,354
$174,401
$257,791
$1,953,678
$1,992,818
reductions
51,943
72,968
539,459
630,474
$122,458
$184,823
$1,364,219
$1,362,344
dividends
23,966
23,966
287,592
265,0-17
stk.
$98,492
$160,857
$1,076,627
$1,097,297
outstanding
com. share—
867,141
867,141
867,141
867,141
$1.24
$1.27
for
com.
$0.11
per
in Haiti
cattle
include the
from
ry.
From
1955
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
feed
and
other
of
the
new
purposes.
the
in
exploration
Venezuela.
Mr.
Hagen
development
and
is
Chairman
also
oil
the
of
of
$948,293
$1,042,937
$1,061,258
57,936
299,077
342.239
247,612
*105,052
84,637
188,666
167,333
10,955,937
10,756,293
11,687,937
11,109,258
2,224,689
1,984,912
2,061,740
1,731,983
326,860
237,597
983,567
540,425
—
i
railway
income—,.
*Defieit.—V.
183,
from
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
&
Western
'
$546,154
$610,817
142,110
91,521
19.9,432
1953
1952
224,887
178,840
123,851
199,775
6,366,320
6,603,687
6.938.647
6.528,674
1,196,952
1,246,714
835,547
1,441,555
1,243,665
915,216
80i,728
1—
railway..
railway
from
$542,154
income—
Jan.
ry.
—V.
1954
$317,144
155,127
railway
railway
oper.
Net
Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
1955
from
Net
1952
3.
p.
December—
Gross
1953
1—
railway
oper,
Net
Mr.
1954
$995,937
railway—.
railway
oper. income
from
Gross
development
by-products
that
out
$0.19
1111.
p.
Net
industrialist, owns 50%
Cecil V. Hagen jointly own
income
ooer.
183, p.
938,569
106.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.- -Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Leaseholds, Inc.
recent
The
SEC
at
company
covering
$2
the
Feb. 9.
on
per
capital
Jan.
on
135,000
share,
30
shares
without
fund
for
Chesapeake
1955
from
From
Gross
railway
railway—,
oper.
Jan.
filed
of
letter
a
capital
of
stock
notification
SI),
(par
underwriting.
The proceeds
development of business.
the
with
the
be
offered
to
to
are
provide
& Ohio Ry.—Had Best Year in History—
841,527
703,183
1
183,
Office)
P.
C.,
3,
exchange,
England,
1879.
443,894
43,159,176
40,020,822
42,915,663
43,350,309
8,620,339
7,444.556
8.390,298
7,490,341
4,867,365
4,619,910
4,264,982
3.833,787
Dana
in
foreign
best
year
the
It,
indications
probably
The
United
.
Copy right
States,
subscriptions
an
U.
S.
1956
by
William
Possessions,
B.
Dana
Territories
even
report
record
a
Board,
the
jointly,
at
the
that
they
C&O
in
year
and
almost
Walter
were
that
to
$7.25
a
common
way,"
every
"Best
1956
Cyrus
President,
Tuohv,
J.
shareholders.
year-end
better,"
says
told
year
will
be
that
who
1953
equal
the
best
net
share/up
45%
earnings
a
year
from $5.01
in
ago.
the
company-
This was
year
before.
REctor 2-9o70. Herbert D Seibert, Eaitoi and Publisher
Other offices: 135 S. La bane street, omca0o 3, a mos
Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942. at tn«»
Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion oi
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
to
added.
had
history of $58,000,000 compared with $39,900,000
Company.
and
of
report
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y
and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Smith.
was
Chairman
signed
equal
(general news
c/o Edwards &
Subscriptions
"Our
Eaton,
was,
555.
William B.
remittance for
V
—
railwayrailway
!
oper. income—
ry.
496,077
739,877
404,252
company in 1955 had its best year in history, setting records
earnings, operating revenues, merchandise traffic, cash position
working capital, according to the 1955 annual report.
net
and
1952
$3,854,785
974,150
601,865
$3,243,523
$3,551,723
~
from
Net
1953
1954
$3,859,645
from
—V.
in
income—
[every Thursday
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
of
Gross
Net
*1,349,049 shs.
*
account
for
December—
from
On
engaged
application "with
This
Net
NOTE:
into
flour
go
of
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings-
2,775,000
22,000 shs.
Dana
is
announced
107,000 shs.
William
will
was
50,090 shs.
THE COMMERCIAL
pointed
He
used
Feb.
an
of
$7,500,000
$3,000,000; Southwestern Gas
from
the
public offering of 600,000 shares of
common stock by this company at 50 cents per share has
been completed, all of said shares having been sold, it
125,000 shs.
tAdditional
be
filing
borrow
taxes—_
and
Net
and
and
that further plans
properties
gas
series
Common
according
construct
barrels
Le
Kelly, who Is
operates producing
also President of Venezuela
which
series~__
series
Kelly
1,750
will
properties in 14 states, He is
Inc.,
which has oil holdings in the
Un ted States and
Venezuela.
Both companies are listed on the American Stock Exchange.
Mr, Hagen,
a
consulting geologist, is President of Talon Petroleum
dividend
dividend
while
Mr.
Co.,
mill
The
produce
oil
dividend
dividend
will
company was conceived
and organized by
President of the Toklan Oil Corp., which owns and
$1.20
$1.20
and
This
$1.00
$1.32
&
Charleston
could
on
announced
the
acquire
Dec.
inc.
181,
Gross
1,000.000
t
in
income
Earns,
—V.
3,000,000
_
sinking fund deben.—due 1977__
Cumulative preferred stock (par $25):
-
Development
Allis-Chalmers to
Port-au-Prince.
1957
$4,500,000
over
1,000,000
1979
4V\%
1
to
of
1,000,000
3ya%
*
Caribbean
let
financier
industry.
Sold—The
1,000,000
1979
*
*3,474,443
income
etc.
Shares
Cataract Uranium Mining & Exploration Corp.—Stock
590.000
1979
6,020,873
4,890,483
With
1,000,000
series—due
series—due
mill
Board
1,000,000
series—due
3 Va %
12,103,384
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.- -Earnings-
area,
1,000,000
3 'A %
3-1/10%
the
prominent
1,900,000
__
1971
11,258,809
<■"3,747,079
was
revenues
Balance
50%.
Kelley said
cattle
a
and
1971
series—due
3%
of
history of the entire Caribbean
investment
an
outside
January,
the
of
recent
by
year
mill
in
the
President.
already been
has
Murchison,
C.A.,
$100,000,000
;
3\\'U
Outstanding
It
Vermont
End.
Gross
Oct.
on
Syndicate,
Authorized
First
Kelly,
Clint
flour
dividends
were
dividends
paid
since 1936.
year
EARNINGS—For
.share
has
company
B,
in
involving
this
contract
Mr.
DIVIDENDS—The
,
*649,662
44,0G6,771
106,
Texas
operating
Net
proposed
a
mill,
Haiti
ultra-modern
&
the
Monterey Peninsula and
adjacent to Los Angeles and San Diego and telephone
and
stock
common
new
part
*13,656
62,348.357
December—
built
program.
BUSINESS—California
to
from
company
318,678
56,051,704
parent
to
funds
of
exps.
Net
206.
statement,
time
1952
160.058
4,566,335
Central
the
use
Oper.
Caribbean Development Co.—To Build Flour Mill—
first
v
1953
$3,739,473
$138,600,000.—V.
group
For the
:
1954
2,718,675
*40,014
1908.
p.
-Earnings-—
456,807
which
*70,879
income
covering
182,
it
*1,29.9
*94,600
2,692,130
$1-Canadian)
V.
up
from
1986.
banks.
West
Non-oper.
registration
1955,
(par
See
1,
11,898,857
/
proceeds,
Oklahoma,
and
Operating
*23,757
183,
five
the
preferred
27,
California Water & Telephone Co.—Stock
$239,320
$211,034
1952
*120,200
railway
railway
oper.
The
Feb.
918,729
Canuba Manganese Mines, Ltd.—Statement Withdrawn
New
purchase
due
79,875
p.
the
proposes
Period
1953
price
Co.,
&
1954
$212,693
income—
from
ry.
will,
the
G,
$4,841,565
programs,
Vermont—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
Treasurer of
Whyel,
L.
608.
p.
railway—
covering
estimated
an
Libaire,
SEC
Lines in
railwa
'•■Deficit.—V.
letter
a
from
With
Central
Pacific
1955
oper.
Net
Burroughs & Sons, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The corporation filed
111.,
6,
for
$4,966,965
amount
December—
from
bids
series
additional
of
"69,238
Net
bonds,
14—
Chicago
equity investments in the subsidiaries; and
the Commission
has given interested persons until Feb.
20, 1956, tck
request a hearing thereon. The borrowings
by the parent are to be
Maine—Earnings-
,,
ry.
Gross
Feb.
Drive,
1955
subsidiaries
parent
from
La.—•
5,
57,870,111
183,
that
76,727
Net
electric.
66G.
p.
its
$610,389
ry.
Orleans
New
593,785
corporation,
of
proposing
*24,169
Net
in
tendered
Hibernia National
Central & South West Corp.—To Borrow From Banks
This
four
$516,923
Net
Street,
receive
14,
Income
oper.
*4,221
from- railway____v
from railway._L_—
Gross
Debentures
is the
amount
conversion
1—
Deficit.—V.
1954
Gross
tne
on
for
$5,156,559
railway
railway_._
$477,210
From Jan. 1—
distinguished
treatment
Burroughs Series
as
offered
are
of
operation,
by the trustee.
became
principal
accepted
trustee, which
Wacker
mortgage
income
Jan.
Net
*980,635
*1,782,779
,.
,
Lines
railway-!'—
*Deficit.—V.
"picture
announced
Known
series
new
a
exceptionally
offered
was
debentures
$1,257,000
be
Light Co.—Bids
North
Feb.
from
railway______ > ;- ; *1,411
oper. income—
r
*78,120
ry.
which
convertible
to
pect
will
Carondelet
*
oper.
From
Gross
*92,139
*743,606
*578,137
*1,755,183" *1,514,505
from
Net
313
20
on
first
to
railway
$532,945
Net
sent
railway
1955
from
tha
non-stockholders.
-
rftilway^iri'%'2,578,000
Canadian. Pacific
-
,-J(
from
Burroughs Corp.—Introduces New Calculators—
Introduction
by
from
Gross
'
1952
*125,961
■
railway4*100,227
oper. 1ncome_2'_ f *i, 121,442
Net
assures
and
810.
p.
-
$201,550
>
a
credit
3J/2%
re
Central RR. of New Jersey-
$9,500,000
tax
of• 1955
•
1953 1
-
at
carry-back to approximately $1,000,000 for the year
•with shipments of slightly more than $30,000,000.
"The backlog of unfilled orders has continued to increase and at
■
'
70,631
December,—
loss
net
from
1954
.
♦ Deficit.—V. 183, -p/ 206.
fV.
year.
the
••
income:.*.-
oper.
ry.
of
stock
361
net
Net
vfrom
Net
by
exhibiting
;
From Jan. 1— "
Net
of%
shipments
ry.
Gross
show
1955
company's machine
of
cost
Show
December—
.
special
number
"The
for
Machine
started
of
and
that
of
an-
months
operations
The
2799.
December—
=•
--0,
1955
Gross from
railway____;%- $410,000T
^Net from railway.I.i/i''' .7 154,395
^
adversely
wa*
pertaining to the new models
including the quarter's share of the
National
V
quarter
$275,000
period
•the expenses
tools
that
fourth
approximately
Income
three
...;
for the
31
Jan..
on
trend'
:
"Preliminary unaudited figures
income
Manager,
the last
the
which
by
proceeds are to be used to prepay bank loans and to pay
part of-cost of additions, extensions and improvements made and to
be made to the
company's electric utility property.—V. 183, p. 555.
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
?
■v-
for
profitable
further stated:.
He
'
•net
$10,000,000
*1,840
833,855
be
at
(CST)
a.m.
the
with
received
are
and
company,
11
1,586,451
247,833
1,165,407
for
Debentures
uneans,
2691
of
$150,432
in
located.
are
of
1956.
Central Power &
1952
2G8
1,
they
New
m
The
$159,964
subsidiary,
a
1—
*Deficit.—V.
,
-.'A
•
Bullard Co.—Has $23,000,000 Backlog—
.nounced
which
181,- pp.
1,800
Xounty, Conn.
**
in
Jan.
conversion should
V.
1,800
*$1.87
______
parishes
subscribed
feature
debentures.
Bank
1953
num¬
construction program ior the year 1956 contemplates
aggregating approximately $7,400,000, a substantial por¬
covers major
production and transmission facilities.
to
1954
$1,917,130
1,026,565)
the
in
was
conversion
order
lodge in Fairfield
or
share,
which
Net
to
residents
on
1.200
$174,096
income
oper.
the
to
proceeds
The
ry.
From
•
1955
(average
and its subsidiaries
such
15,000
Co
144,019
$426,207
company's
of
9,000
Higgins
Co
&
15,
per
The
1,200
Swift
$2,061,14%
28.866
with $1.62 per share in preceding year.
1955, Louisiana Intrastate
Gas
Corp.,
of
2,200
F.
$455,073
46,666
..
—
outstand.
effective
2,200
Wagenseller & Durst," Inc.-
345,153
$533,813
paid
share
expenditures
2,200
Henry
2.200
753,484
80,160
■
amort-
common
shares
to
$2y
tion
5,000
railway
raii'way
to
Dec.
The
9,000
&
1,200
from
from
dividend
company
3,009
Co
&
205,227
86,287
income
Federal
accelerated
compares
locally
2.200
Co
&
173,088
$583,479
to
the property of Apex Gas Co., Inc., consisting of a natural
pipeline system in the vicinity of Mansfield, Louisiana, aggregating
approximately 35 miles of pipeline at a cost of $150,000.
In November,
1955, the company sold 10,700 shares of common stock
1,500
Leydecker
174,969
$3,159,783
gas
6,500
Co
1,544
$740,460
acquired
2,200
2,200
Strauss
S.
On
&
Northwest
40,965
per
ber of
1.800
Si'tro
183, p. 554.
Gross
$2,984,817
income
♦This
Co.
1,200
•
8,407,169
$738,916
$842,854
deferred
due
Balance
Labouisse,
&
.Steohenson,
Co.^%___„
.__
*1,900,443
$801,889
deductions
for
taxes
oppo¬
& Co., Inc
Schwabacher & Co
William R. Staats & Co.__
3,000
December—
3,243,965
notification
(non-vot'ng)
without
stock
Reynolds
15,000
;
2,256,779
income
have
Templeton
Co.5.000
Fay__
Dec. 31,'55
$11,391,986
income
Income
Frov.
!
Cambria & Indiana RR.— Earnings—
$20,177,036 $11,934,865
2,978,293
filed
26
of
Weil,
Mitchum,
2,200
Hope & Co., Inc
S.
Net
corporation
covering
below
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason
Brothers i
Pacific
Co., Inc
Richards & Co
12 Mos. End.
$2,639,359
income
Gross
Preferred
named
Friedrichs
Friedman—"!
H.
Subs.)—Earns.
1954
taxes—
and
expenses
operating
Earnings
1 509
lac.
&
Net
:
Other
financing.
Shares
Co.
&
California
Maxfield
Bridgehaven, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
r
this
of
common
Howard.
2,200
;
Co.
&
(&
Mos. End.
$3,058,668
revenues-
Utility
$85,906,610 $81,232,991
$896,393
612,424
dividend
'
5 000
Co.—
Republic Co. (Inc.)
and
665.
p.
$1.32
Operating
Operating
con¬
Net
of
Dean
$7,385,340
the
the
of
defined.
6.500
182,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
revenue.
of
completion
shares
&
inc.
Crowell, Weedon
E.
1955—Month—1954
expenses.
oper.
oper.
shares
underwriters
of
1,600
Davis, Skaggs & CO._i_-__
Ilworthy & Co._L____vu._
the
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
31—.
of
upon
several
names: y
&
Byllesby &
Central
Hill
Period End. Dec.
conversion
upon
company
intends
to
issue
and
sell
preferred stock, $1.24 dividend series,
investors,
in February
1956.
Upon
there
will then be
110,000
shares
of
number
Co"._______^_:_
Slocumb
M.
Hooker
«"
the
(Inc.)
2126.
p.
3
institutional
Walter
H.
Central Louisiana Electric Co. Inc.
1955
cumulative
Alcantara_______
&
rubber
of
is
outstanding
to
respective
&
metals.—V.
non-ferrous
c
3
common
its
Fi hler
First
the
most
the
is
FINANCING—The
Bateman,
various
use
it
be
purchase
their
Barth
J.
products.
having
as
watch
under
securing
stock shown
outstanding upon
the number outstanding on Nov. 30,
figures change from time to time, as con¬
not possible to state the actual number of
these
place,
will
,Bingham,
'y
a
end
recording
indenture
Shares
many
•automotive
the
of
financing
as
Blyth & Cb.r1nc.i_L7i.____ 15,000
high impact thermoplastic resin, has been found
hundreds of end uses in general industry.
Among the
products that are already being manufactured -from
Cycolac are beverage dispensers, bowling pins, cosmetic cases, radiotelevision cabinets, film cases,
toys, football face masks, ho e nozzles,
golf
club heads,
mop
handles, lawn sprinklers, pipes and fittings,
to
diversified
to
Ea;kie
Mar-
of.
the
in
'
for
said.
was
number
completion of the sale,,
preferred stock yet to be
agreed
was
necessitated, Mr. Ingersoll said, by
highest expectations" for a new-type thermo¬
which was developed and is being pro¬
Marbon
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
Cycolac
company's
issuance
authorized
•
plant
our
called
the
new
bon's
f
the
of
market exceeding
take
which
PRIVATE
site
plastic
and
this
80,000 shares of
at private sale,
y
Va.
"a
series
of
for
stock.
Inasmuch
versions
expansion" in the plastics manufacturing
by appropriating $10,000,000 for the erection of a
highly modern
chemical plant on a recently purchased 322-acre
site at Washington,
.
preferred
shares
field
W.
reserved
were
completion
1955.
forth
set
%y..
will
■
the
■'
30, 1955; 73,523 shares of authorized but unissued com¬
plus such indeterminate
number
of
shares
as
may
be
convertible
y//
'
,
announced
2
restrictions
Nov.
stock,
mon
affiliate,
of
of
*As
■
the
Board
certain
'
on
the Spreco Co. of Chicago. Eberhart-Denver
country's leading manufacturers of speed reducers.
;; Eberhart-Denver presently manufactures a
complete line of worm
gear
speed reducers, double reduction
worm
speed
reducers,
single
reduction helical gear speed reducers, screw
conveyor drives and gear
motors.
V:;.
Fred Eberhart, founder of Ebsrhart-Denver
Co., becomes Chairman
is
to
debentures.
Co.,
Eberhart-Denver
ox
(767)
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(768)
Effective
to
$3.50 from
final
the
with
increased
87 V»
from
75
greater than the year before,
of $163,200,000 were earned
befors
i/v.*
1 j
-
.
.
Net
from
Net
.
ry.
Gross
wc.e
decreased
from
Net
ry.
which "has succeeded to the poinsi where
traffic revenues contribute almost half of total
^Covering's,"lOO
miles of. territory "endowed by nature and improved
by man"
the growth of the C&O "brought to 1,200 the businesses
which have settled on C&O in a dozen years."
Last year alon<\ 116
new
businesses located on C&O,
sources of an estimated $7,100,000
in annual traffic revenues, the report says,
"Most heartening of the year's developments was the strong advance
state. "C&O
carrier and
carrier-for-export
of
bituminous.
From mines on its lines C&O
originated 61.6 million tons, slightly more than its usual one-eighth of
national production, 13.5 million tons more than the year bafor*."
Export coal movement over the C&O rose sharply to 14,800,000 tons,
equal to the record 1901 tonnage and more than do-ble 1954's 6.40J,coke tra..ic," Messrs. Eaton and Tuony
traditional piace as the foremost originator,
and
coal
of
held
its
"C&O
is
proud
1953
at
a
000
tons.
was
lost
cars
for loading,"
in
of
mine
on
*912,181
2,420,700
669,809
387,656
*678,226
800,594
47,648,438
41,747,320
46,815,307
45,597,964
19,216,110 «
15,317,120
15.871,676
16,307,509
6,875,615
7.008,260
6,964,111
income
railway.
.
income
oper
"Deiicit.—Vv 183,
Cincinnati
9,370,138
the fact that not a day's production
C&O because of a lack of C&O co%
the report says.
R.
Transit
died
183,
Remarkable
that
increases
all-time
established
records
for
this
billings,
reported
with
total
a
will
there
Fromkes. They covered
Mr.
value
face
In
business
for every
$3,000,000
indicate
company
of
excess
be
title
insurance
real
on
Railway
expenses-
oper.
j
This
ry.
—V.
opers.
4,763,373
7,879,914
121,439,641
79,030,609
income—
666.,
4,464,310
6,518,263
68,909,037
52,352,427
fr. ry.
oper.
183,
p.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Net
ry.
183,
249 ,226,272 252,352,714
62,018,953
58 521,341
27,748,529
29,879,662
26 ,490,403
from
Net
ry.
From
Net
from
Net ry.
—V.
575,981
389,699
313,512
580,184
,
income
Located
812,353
Is
its
own'
indoor
both
with
Facilities
20,500
outdoor
and
available
are
to
set
the
"proving
mock
up
Center
grounds"
will
I-
Lake
36,483,859
35,379,805
6,130,226
8,259,542
4,299,882
,8,659,636
3,657,254
income
Other
1—
test
areas
75,409
Net
from
ry.
railway...
70,745,498
5,197,430
872,469
—V.
'
$3,333,056
Net
532,549
716,555
966,382
Earns,
317,482
307,146
—V.
32,657,522. .31,436,397
10,804,522
.
19,237,263
120,527,027
75,819,541
16,167,236
103,054,611
68,131,748
income-
815,150
52,549
4,078,084
556,770
5,090,303
3,017,478
$1.13
13,394,332
7,131.023
$5.09
$2.32
on
$2.04
share—
com.
per
11,501,430
income..
9,992,298
4,233,987
-
4,073,473
,
3,690,129
Clinchfield
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
''■
'
1955
1952
1953
I
$1,871,929
$1,742,120
$1,705,324
$1,808,064
416,001
419,918
399,847
558,888
138,880
railway
187,150
160,152
202,992
railway
income
oper.
1954
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
22.312,880
20,791,973
21,887,902
4,837,307
4,941,095
5,304,483
2,101,281
1,956,170
1,985,338
1,906,509
183,
income...
December-
1955
RR.—Earnings
1954 "
1953
1952
from
railway.... $20,169,540 $20,340,302 $20,358,797 $23,215,181
Net from railway
3,004,213
4,195,339
2,661,032
5,468,862
Net ry. oper. income
1,459,925 * 3,443,910
1,891,776
3,172,455
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
245 ,498,210 237,744,639 259,860,191 269,465,584
40 ,856,868
38,334,035
41,676,432
47,342,846
15 ,783,525
14,568,518
14,663,688
17,423,608
income..!
183,
555.
p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
1955
railway
from-
Net
income.—
*98,376
175,413
■:■■■,.
\
•
Net
ry.
183,
2,'c30,Uj2
of
629,355
from
Net
ry.
and
a
new,
three-division
involved,
five
the
in
Colbert
Detroit
termed
the
area
and
formation
five
of
In
Axl«
and
and
(complete
rear
(automotive
axle
drive
assemblies);
shafts
and
livery
of
Bright
axles,
arC,>n'7Sem
P« &07#
said,
"will
be
and
the
universal
The^ principal responsibility of the
Mr
"
183,
3
p.
to
transmissions, engines
new
Engine
continue
and
other
largely from machined forgings
to
from
Net
ry.
1953
1052
$1,408,576
$1,443,572
465,069
304,726
307,235
390,453
179,663
86,275
25,572
107,507
15,560,594
14.424,059
16 279,128
Transmission
car
tilnely
components
de¬
that
and castings."—V. 183,
new
records
in
income of $3,435,319,
net
in
both
Record Earns.—
sales
statement released
of the Board.
or
182, p. 2317.
16.6%.-r-V.
3,757,989
3,020,618
5,170,712
1,413,286
railway,
1,254,813
2,123,762
2,259,024
railway
income
oper.
183, p. 3.
Colorado
Wyoming Ry.--Earnings
&
1953
1952
$337,589
$285,768
$256,525
$320,073
97,577
120,638
80,191
121,583
37,162
55,622
40,751
84,136
3,758 394
2,813,139
3,425,572
1,468,122
offered
985,789
1,384,665
447,397
557,253
J
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Reports Incr.
New Orders-
the year 1955 wer» renorted
at SI,750.227, or
$3.22 a share, on shipments of $38,074,796. New orders booked during
1955 were $48,340,000 compared to $30,067,000 during 19540. Unfilled
earnings
Net
for
compared to $12,stock increased from
the year. Prospects
are
good for a higher level of earnings and shipments in 1956, ac¬
cording to B. B. Williams, Chairman, and L. F. Williams, President.
2,963,813
1,028,954
629,071
Allen & Co.—V. 183, p. 403.
headed by
429,437
—V.
Dec.
at
$35.86
income
railway
oper.
subscribed for, or 98.2%
to sub¬
unsub¬
scribed portion of 4,755 shares of the additional stock
has been placed privately by the underwriting syndicate
31,
at Dec.
677,000
1954'
railway--.-
from
from
ry.
stock were
orders
1
—
1955
Inc.—93.2% of
259,016 shares of comof the aggre¬
Continental Copper & Steel Industries,
mon
16,304,001
5,034,987
income
1—
Jan.
Net
1954
1955
$1,489,595 " $1,310,034
railway-™
to
new
a
181,
amounted
1955
$21,290,000
to
31, 1954. The book value of the
high of $38.08 per share during
2470.
p.
From Jan. 1—
fr:m
Gross
Net
from
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
183, p, 3.
Copper Corp., Phoenix,
corporation
The
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
27 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
Jan.
on
SE'C
Columbus
Greenville
&
from
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
share),- through % Keim & Co.,
to bemused to pay for expenses
$150,722
*1,713
*9,202
*9,930
4,750
p.
1,843,928
.2,087,336
1,917,208
251,688
367,992
360,386
follows:
45,648
34,245
120,488
124,415
"E"
Commercial Discount Corp.—Reports Increased Earns.
Year
Elided
31—
Dec.
.
1955
.
—
—
1954
profit
shares
Common
Earnings
Average
Gross
*
200,000
$204,436
income
Capital,
surplus
Volume
of
—V.
120,000
182,
&
subordinated
debentures
financing
p.
120,000
$1.37
10,514,700
1,294,441
—___—
share
outstanding
common
per
receivables
Trust
181,
The
$1.31
1984.
fund
has
$30,000
Payment
will
called
of
be
its
for
redemption
first
made
at
mortgage
City
on
2,569,486
53,564,125
March
1,
bonds,-series
National
Bank
&
1956,> for
D,
3%%
The
due
System,
Rental
Inc.,
Miami
1,
SEC—
a letter of notification with the
convertible subordinated debentures,
through Atwill & Co., Inc., Miami,
The net proceeds are to be used for financing purchase of
corporation
covering
Feb.
Beach,
Jan.
on
30 .filed
$300,000 Of 6%
to be offered
1971,
Fla.
vehicles.
Trust
Co.
Craig Systems,
of
Inc.—Common Slock Offered—Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co. and Lee Higginson
Corp. on Feb. 7 publicly offered 355,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par SI) at a price of $9 per share.
Of these
shares.
the
due
Chicago, 208 South LaSalle St., Chicago 90, 111. or at the Chase Man¬
Bank, 11 Broad St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 182, p. CG9.
hattan
Car
National
Couture
Beach, Fla.—Files With
1.119,365
3,273,181
1112.
company
sinking
744.
p.
8,672,185
60,881,326
___
registration statement covering additional securities, as
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund Certiricates, series
Payment Certificates; and $1,500,GC0 of Corporate Lead¬
Fund Certificates series "B" Single Payment Certificates.—
$30,000,000
Periodic
SEC
Net-
With
filed an amendment on Feb. 1,
•
$404,436
$215,211
taxes
$428,211
213.000
before
Profit
investment company
its
to
1956,
ers
3.
Taxes
>
Leaders of America, Inc.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
York
New
261,456
183,
to
and
Securities
1,836,356
income—
inc.dent
the
par
The
mining
Colo.
t
Corporate
21,869
*7,806
This
railway
are
Denver,
$165 851
-
railway
per
1952
*1,773
1—
oper,
$131,162.
cents
operations.
1953
*7,697
income
oper.
from
Cross
$163,332
railway
railway
from
ry.
From
1954
1,200,000
proceeds
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
covering
(25
Community Public Service Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
and
provide
Co., Inc.—Reports
Can
attained
company
gate of 263,771 of additional shares of common
recently, it was announced on Feb. 6.
Rights
scribe for the stock expired on Feb. 2.
The
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
&
Detroit Universal divi¬
joints).
^
,
Stock Subscribed For—A total of
•
Transmission
Transmission Division is made up of the Indianapolis
plant (PowerFlite automatic transmissions); Kokomo (Ind.) plant No 1
'standard
transmissions); Kokomo plant No. ' 2 (automatic transmis¬
sions),
the New Castle
find.), machining plant 'Orlflow shock ab¬
sorbers, steering gear and front suspension
parts); Lynch Road, Detroit
Group,
9,381,355
^Deficit.—V.
Indiana.
Engine
The Engine Division
initially will operate the Mound Road Engine
plant in Detroit, where Plymouth V-8 engines are being produced.
sion
10,385,027
V.
the
Forge and Foundry Division is made up of the Dodge Forge
plant in Detroit 'crankshafts); Winfield Foundry, Detroit, (principally
cam
shafts), and the New Castle
(Ind.)
Forge plant (transmission
parts, steering gear and front suspension components).
plant
24,228,996
9.611,013
7,594,723
from
Net
group within
Transmission Group,
The
The
24,279,216
8,209,069
6,865,573
railway-—___
Net
manufacturing
the
Engine and
on Feb. 7 by L. L.
Colbert, President. This new group
the Forge and Foundry Division, Axle and Transmission
Engine Division. Ten existing manufacturing plants are
as
Group, "a further step in the corporation's continuing program of
decentralizing its activities, so as to best utilize management skills
and specialized
operating experience."
■
20,875.383
7,954,875
7,239,154
December—
announced
Division,
-
19,996,870
oper.
From
Gross
—V.
666.
p.
designated
corporation,
is composed of
'
increase
.
Chrysler Corp.—Forms Major New Mfg. GroupEstablishment
Mr.
railway—_
railway...i
income—
from
Net
Gross
was
1,002,131
-
railway
*Deficit,—V.
this
*256,162
Colorado
Net
1,711,686
"
,
$17,560,246
railway— 198,717,784 188,439,849 204,344,089 206,164,771
30,480,170
21,458,227
28,815,900
28 124,791
oper. income—
7,666,648
652,600
8,956,455
8,127,638
from
809,120
income
oper,
Net
1052
from
Net
1952
749,776
railway
Net
1953
$15,556,886 $15,470,586 $15,633,926
1,498,949
1,697,111
2,457,943
railway..
oper.
1954
From Jan. 1—
Gross
667.
and income for
on Feb. 8 by
;:!XX.:vaX
Net
income
for the year was equivalent
to $6.44 per share on
'3,664.403 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1955 compared with $5.52
per share on 3,646,533 shares at the end of 1954.
Sales
and
operating revenues amounted to $666,266,403 compared
with $616,163,898 in 1954, an increase of $50,102,510, or 8%.
Net
income
before income taxes amounted to $48,272,218 against
$40,936,899 in 1954, an increase of $7,335,319, or abcut 18%.
Net income after providing $24,100,000 for income taxes, amounted
to
$24,172,218,
compared with $20,736,899
in 1P54 after providing
$20,200,000
for income taxes
for that year. , This represented an
1,096,180
npcr.
Net ry.
Gross
Chicago & North Western Ry.---Earnings—
from
scheduled
and
according to a preliminary
'General Lucius D. Clay, Chairman
$2,281,737
710,887
December—
December—
Gross
1953
$1,813,216
lrom
Gross
—V.
railway
oper.
construction
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Gross
1954
868,723
December—
and 207.
3
pp.
.
21,814.236
5,284,101
railway
oper.
rv.
,
$1,905,360
804,874
railway
•Deficit.—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
December—
1955
$2,007,539
from
Net
time.'the company has four generating additions
or projected,
aggregating more than 700,030 kilo¬
for operation between 1956 and 1959.—V. 183,
present
the
This
RR.— -Earnings-
Decern oer—
107.
rcver plant sites for
ishore west of Grand
the state on Saginaw Bay.
*
recently aoquired two other
development,
on
the Lake Michigan
X 1955,
181, p. 203.
Gross
Gross
At
p.
36,286,760
10,166,126
4,054,556
335,008
34,487,219
railway...
p.
State
1,101,486
35,991,334
Income
440,992
319,185
1,337,546
..
railway
183,
the
3,972,557
1,503,889
-
30,085,881
taxes
Fed.
'
introduced
was
compnny
watts.
1952
$2,934,740
$2,626,795
$3,169,627
..
income—
oper.
bill
under
Income.—.—
etc;!!!!
Total
Oper,, expenses,
1953
1954
1955
railway
from
Gross
and
with
addition of future units at this site will
the plant's total capacity greater than the present
company's entire system, or more than 1,500,000
proposed plant site is on Saginaw Eay, an arm of
adjacent to the company's present John C. Weadock
unit is planned for operation in 1959.
,
From Jan. 1—
Net
The
first
The
The
$
17,200,825 114)457,128
2,371,616
<
that
in
the
Michigan
legislature on Feb. .7
Conservation Commission to sell to the com¬
pany 950 acres of submerged land at this
site essential ,tc the con¬
struction
plan.
The
sale of such lands requires an act of the
legislature.'
•
'■■■
v.
/ f! ;X 'xX' ,>v.
-
$
$
33,544,309
Net sales & oper. rev—
Dividends
icceived.
4,301,041
Ry.- -Earnings—■
Co.—To Build New Plant—
the
that
Continental
Western
Great
oper.
make
of the
authorizing
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955-r-3 Mos.—1954
temporary
new
a
expected
Huron,
Plant.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.—Earnings Rise—
Period End. Dec. 31
'•»
32.615,327
of
kilowatts."
106.
from
is
capacity
be
and
demonstration
under
Chairman of the Board, has announced
power plant is planned for this summer
unit of 250,000 kilowatts capacity.
ultimately
high¬
of the cost of some products
building,
ft.
sq.
27
Whiting,
R.
Rapids and in the east side of
434,329
4,030,900
income
p.
from
ry.
methods
$3,266,318
7,058.274
34,454,906
railway
December—
Net
"It
future
,
Net
handling
of
$
railway.
Chicago
Gross
in
1—
oper.
183,
appraisal
objective
an
first
a
1952
$2,963,581
481,892
337,893
$2,970,970
railway^—
Jan.
Justin
construction
typical of most industries. Space is available for small seminar groups
as
well as large-scale industry-wide sessions.—V. 182, p. 1908.
1953
1954
$3,099,521
railway
from
Gross
for
Lo is.
the ICC pending approval of
from
Consumers Power
single
consumer.
31,343,995
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1955
oper.
develop a
A
equipped
Chicago &
Net
complex it is difficult to
so
machine' or
represented by the movement of materials from the time production
starts
until the completed product is in the hands of the ultimate
403.
December-
from
becoming
are
of
equipment,
lighted by the fact that as much as 70%
270 347 780
75,289,444
76,911,820
areas.
Gross
Materials
Davies, Vice-President of Clark's
the project and leading manu¬
said: "Materials handling
H,
sponsor
handling
materials
need
The
278.413,812
income
p.
new
is
railway
oper.
Its
carrier operating in Illinois,
with terminals in Caicago, In¬
Kentucky and Missouri,
Ohio,
the purchase. The com¬
pany will be operated as Foster Freight Lines, with close working re¬
lations
with CF, it was said.
v '.".V"
••
!;
The
two carriers will use the same terminal in Chicago, utilizing
radio dispatched pickup and delivery to avoid duplication.
Foster is continuing an $800,000 equipment modelnizaiijn program,
Beckstead said,
which will give the company a ileet o: high cubic
capacity trailers powered by new diesel tractors.—V. 183, p. 637.
Development will do,"
1—
railway
from
Net
—V.
income—
Jan.
from
Gross
$21, 007,565 $21,295,874 $21,631,229 $24,971,367
2,985.902
8.197,775
4,289,394
3, 561,225
1,370,527
5,500,951
2,434,646
1, 850,574
railway
railway——
oper.
1952
1953
of
corporation has completed its purchase of Foster Freight Lines
following receipt of Interstate Commerce Commission
Indianapolis
authority
method that can be used by all industries.
Emphasis must now be put on analyzing and finding solutions for
handling problems of individual industries such as steel, textile, food,
construction^ and others basic to the economy.
This Is what the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
1954
Division,
Truck
of
facturer
handling
1955
Robert
announcement
the
Industrial
problems
December—
opening
the
cigars.
dianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati,. Louisville and St.
Consolidated has managed Foster since April
Handling Development Center, established to develop materials handling
methods for individual industries.
In
Net rev.
Net
announced
has
company
determine. , The purchase of cigar
expansion program. - Accord¬
included
Not
of little
Indiana,
'
26,626,405 380,281,057 304,517,563
18,746,491 258,841,416 225,486,954
to
of such
approval it was announced on Jan. 31.
Foster
Js
a
motor
freight common
were
Equipment Co.—Establishes N ew Center—
Clark
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
$
'$
31,869.170
27,102,797
Railway oper. revenues-
on
(including
Lorillard
by
This
of
DECEMBER AND CALENDAR YEARS
EARNINGS FOR
Period End. Dec. 31—
SEC
stock,
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Acquires Foster Firm
than
Applications for new
estate
weeks later,
four
the
group
Muriel, Muriel Babies, Headline and
in
the transaction are
any
assets, in
The price to be paid for the fixed assets of
LoriUard is $1,£.50,000, and the price to be paid for the current assets
is estimated at $2,600,000.—V. 182, pt 411.
transactions that usually are closed three
also the highest in any January since the
company was founded in 1929.
The directors in January voted an extra dividend of 10c a share,
Mr.
Fromkes
reported.
The company has paid quarterly dividends
without interruption ever sinceHit was established, he noted.. Last
year it paid four regular 7V2C dividends, and one extra dividend of
15c in July.—V. 179, p. 2240.
policies,
to
underwriting
an
prospectus,
Bibber).
Van
policies
more
or
the
respect
a
$63,000,000,
day of the month.
by
sale
as
the company may
P. Lorillard Co. is part
of
to
made
January
substantial gain
in real estate activity and a continued uptrend in prices through. 1956,
according to a statement on Feb. 11 by Saul Fromkes, President.
January billings by City Title were 39%
ahead of January, 1955,
by
public
the company on Jan. 18, 1956, entered into
an
agreement with Lorillard under which the company will purchase
Lorillard's cigar factory at Richmond, Va.
Included in the transaction
will
be
inventories
and
the brand
names
relating to large cigars
January Billings-^Up 39% - Over 1955—Extra Div. Voted
business
SEC— '
common
to
ing
Co., New York—Reports Record
City Title Insurance
par
no
proceeds are to be added to the general funds of the company.
the
present intention
of the company to use such proceeds
finance the company's program of expanding manufacturing
and warehousing facilities and operations, including the replacement
of funds heretofore
used for such purpose, and
(b) for such other-
666.
p.
its
is
purposes
1956.—V.
31,
Jan.
on
of
Net
It
Dies—
Co.—President
shares
with
statement
registration
a
90,000
headed by East¬
man,
Dillon & Co.
The puolic offering price will be related to the
current
market for outstanding stock at the
time of the offering;
and the underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
;
(a)
President
Kellogg,
filed
covering
for
offered
be
107.
p.
1956.
Monday, February 13, 1956
Cigar Corp.—Registers With
corporation
7,
assets
W.
its revenue sources
merchandise
840,779
Feb.
$4,467,711
•
■
by $16,000,000,
diversify
today
$3,556,473
1,231,042
railway.
jrum
Net
...
At the same time, debt was
although $37,000,000 was spent on adoitions
and Improvements to physical plant," the report says,
■
■ ;
The C&O for a half century has been regarded as a
coal railroad
only according to the report, b~t It points out that that is no iO.*ger
so.
Chesapeake & Ohio a decade ago embarked on a program to
000,000
$3,631,174
railway......
oper.
This
$3,828,384
railway
Consolidated
1952
1953
1954
1955
From Jan. 1—
;
and best working capital of $49,-
position of $88,000,000
helu at the year-end.
cash
"Best
state:
further
report
25%
were
from
Gross
operating
revenues
Best mer¬
chandise
trafiic revenues
for moving a
record tonnage o» general freight. , , , Coal and coke revenues of
$189,400,000,
second highest in company history,
were earned for
moving coal tonnage wnich was aImo.,t one-third greater than the year
the
of
of $380,000,000
"Best
December—
|
$3.
Highlights
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. —Earns.
the dividend on common shares was
cents, raising the annual rate to
quarter,
cents
...
125,000
are
and the remaining
sale,
ona
about
tho
being sold by
selling stockholders
230,000 shares by the company.
company's portion of the proceeds from this
$1,470,000 will be applied to purchase of LeFebure Corp.
PROCEEDS—Of
.rpmninder
the
added
to
eeneral
funds
to
be
available for working
Number 5507
Volume 183
capital,
for
for any other
fiscal year ended July 31, 1955,
transportable communication and
for control and direction of air¬
for 57%
of the company's sales;
transit
cases,
shelters and vans for 25%;
supplementary products
for
radio
and
radar
systems
for
7%; and filing and accounting
systems and equipment for 11%.
BUSINESS—During
company's
the
Net
of mobile and
navigation system units, primarily
craft from the ground, accounted
design
supply
and
Sales
Due
and office
bank
principally of specialized
consist
LeFebure
of
in
the
equal
to
the
.'*•
95
cents
share
per
the
on
offering.
■'
CAPITALIZATION
shares to
730,000
■_.
♦Common
($1
stock
*On
1955,
July 28,
the
increase
F.
with
filed
the
with
be
730,000 shs.
de
SEC
on
Jan.
of
—v.
181,
$1,328,671
—
snare.
per
544.
p.
y
.
of Shares
Number
—
from
Hemphill,
Hutton
E.
W.
'
& Co
Higginson
lee,
Whipple
V
2,113
Net
from
4,859
3,887
3,239
2,641
2,113
1,761
Net
ry.
>
;
Bateman,
Eichler
Bicren
•
Inc.,_
Co.__
&
Cabell
183,
1,135,393
49,082,792
55,256,873
13,422,829
10,419,525
blowers,
by
2.113
3,239
1,761
Gross
3,239
Middlebrook,
&
Collins
Julien
Courts
1,761
1,761
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,239
&
.
9,730,333
,
.
<5,748,498
Gross
from
Net
ry.
"i
income
Jan.
-
from
ry.
,
$7,904,464
2,113,272
1,387,691
1,136,853
171,790
Gross
1,233,828
809,255
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Hentz
Henry
J.
1,761
Net
3,239
1,761
Net
4,859
2.268
2,641
1,232
1,232
Space
Lemon
3,239
3,887
2,113
3,239
1,761
—
Inc
2,268
:
Inc
Co.,
&
Inc.
Co
&
Lundborg & Co.,
McDonnell &
McKelvy
Merrill,
!
Ohio
Quail
Schwabacher
Stein
&
Bros.
Suplee,
Yeatman
7,071,787
10,187,846
10,857,275
ry,
v
4
,,r
-Net
1
16,430
14,410
32,452
2,003,765
2,131,243
2,026,236
545,600
685,094
593,653
302,895
279,617
348,495
332,869
from
Gross
•
railway—
Net
ry.
—V.
22,468,196
7,145,548
4,135,889
3,207,350
2,735,983
17,705,072
6,635,348
3,520
2.641
2,113
from
Gross
Net
ry.
652,555
Net
'
1955
—V.
125,000
Wheat
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
common stock (par $2)
Feb. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $29.50 per
dealer's discount of $1 per share. It was
ondary offering of 5,800 shares of
a
1531.
p.
$728,779
$709,882
$729,101
420,432
231,397
382.001
191,189
189,945
13,792
80,183
railway
8,375,580
7,521,626
3,801,039
3,275.380
8,608,461
3,847,106
7,765,638
3,520,031
1,124,931
958,020
1,066,678
income
oper.
183,
108.
p.
contract
A
turing
The
to
Croff Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files With SEC—
covering
Jan.
on
letter of
a
notification
the
with
SEC
shares of common stock
1,250.000
(par 10 cents); price to be
The proceeds are to pay for expenses incident
supplied by amendment.
to
filed
31
development of oil and
leases.
gas
Co.—To Build New Plant—
nev;
on
Feb.
covering 14,99.9 shares of
through
share,
per
to
are
be
used
for
filed
3
The
common
Pasadena
stock
Corp.,
working capital,
of
notification
(par $10)
Pasadena,
The
Company
the
proceeds
etc.
corporation
corrugating
kraft
and
mill
paper
unit,
expected
Into container
A
175,C00
inch
to
ment.
The
container
cost
plans to
operation
construction
$2,500,000
on
will
at
mark
build
to
The
Zellerbach's
Crown
unit
produced
Gaylord
long-range
is expected to be
Antioch
at
division.
Antioch
will
The
operations is
to
pragram
products for its customers.—V.
supply
182,
in operation
be
marketed
addition
of
further
a
entry
wide
a
through
step
85-
an
The company,
up
ol
to
nocn
(EST)
$10,000,CCO
The
in Room
first
on
2033,
Feb.
15,
mortgage
Recor
receive
bonds,
net
facilities
Two
St..
bids
due
for
Feb.
will
the
York,
of
paper
N.
purchase
153,
404.
p.
-Li
*
w
feet
second
the
1951,
was
a
steel
since
the
warehouse
original
with
plant
storage
was
p.
the
See
illumination
and
decided
of
certificates
V.
183,
from
Pace,
1950.
to
landscaping.
p.
for
of
office
has
182,
just
of
some
is located at
401
Y.,
will,
from
it
1986.
redemption
will
take
new
This
per
at
year,
place
after
p.
507.
be
together under
programs
pre¬
Rcosevelt
compared
with
a 26-acre plot, will increase Reeves In¬
office space tin Mineola and New York
half
E.
Feb.
on
The proceeds
1
filed
a
letter
of
notification
for working capital.—V.
are
& Co., Inc., New
with
the
150,
p.
1277.
Offered—Philip
Feb. 7 offered pub¬
licly 1,500,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
at 20 cents per share as a speculation.
Gcrdon
drilling
net
proceeds
etc.
expenses,
York,
,
BUSINESS—Company,
an
will
on
be used
to
pay
for
development
.
Oklahoma corporation,
will
engage
In the
development and production of oil on its properties in Oklahoma, in
the exploration
for oil on its properties in Oklahoma, Kansas, and
New Mexico, and in the exploration for rare minerals
on its mining
claims
Utah,—V.
in
182,
p.
1910.
Economics Laboratory, Inc., St.
liquid
issued an eight page illustrated
work in research and development.
Boyd St., Norman, Okla.—V. 183, p. 556.
its
J.
completed
in
late
1956,
is
in
Osborn,
said
marketing
that
of
acquisition
company
be
handled
its Texas
to
a
is
of
now
Soil-Off brings to 23 the number of products
manufacturing and marketing, he added.,
reported
in
increased
Economics
of Soil-Off is expected
plants.Economics Laboratory
production
Laboratory
operates plants in Lyndh"r t, N. J., Cbi'ago. 111.,
Tex., Santa Clara,
Calif, and St. Paul; Minn. - Heretofore;
has
been manufactured
only in California.
presently
Dallas,
Soil-Off:
.
manufactures and distributes Soilex,
Electrasol for electric dishwashers^
and* Is the
country's leading manufacturer of detergents- and specials
control
equipment
for the commercial dishwashing . industry.
The
company maintains general offices in St. Paul, Minn., and Executive,Sales and Advertising offices in New York City.—v. 164, p. 825.
a
30,000,000
addition
to
Osborn
Economics
Expansion—
of Soil-Off, a
111.
Chairman of the Board of Economics Laboratory,
the company plans to expand the -production and
Soil-Off, which already is distributed widely in manymarkets from Chicago to the West Coast.
M.
Inc.,
Mr.
recently
Paul, Minn.—Acquis'n
corporation on Feb. 7 announced the purchase
paint cleaner, from The S.O.S. Co. of Chicago,
•
Brochure—
Feb. 6 announced a planned expansion of
in ethylene oxide production capacity at
to
on
and
approximately
corporation
This
Freeport.
expansion,
factory
as
at
covering 72,165 shares of common stock (par $1.25) to be offered
stockholders on a l-for-5 basis at $3.60 per share, without under¬
writing.
Director—
a
The company on
Division
total
building*
employees,
3,000
situated
plant,
new
than
more
of
number
a
556.
Dow Chemical Co.—Ethylene Oxide
pounds
President.
DCA
Eagle Fire Insurance Co., Jersey City, N. J.—Files—
The
describing
Bonner,
T.
556!
the
corporation
in
PROCEEDS—The
New York.
Dorsett Laboratories, Inc.—Issues
The
Reeves
located
to
The
—
Executive
1952.—V.
David
East Basin Oil & Uranium Co.—Stock
Shares, Inc.—Pace Elected
Jr.,
by
230,000 square foot plant will bring
research, development and produc Ion
to
Guaranty Trust Co.
also
9
SEC
added.
plan
has
Feb.
space
to add to the staff of present employees
is placed in operation this Spring. They esti¬
$200,000 for the construction of the plant, inclusive of
of
at
a
million square feet,
"for expanded
production of electronic and electro-m^chanlc^l systems and devices,
guided missile control systems, industrial a.tematlon devices and the
Reeves
Electronic
Analog
Computer
(REAC)," he
added.—V. JL83,
used
be
Vice-President of General Dynamics
Corp.,
has
been elected a
director of Dividend
Shares, Inc. and
Nation-Wide
Secur'tles
Co., - two investment companies managed
by
Calvin
Bullock, Ltd.,
it was announced on Feb. 8.
Mr. Pace was
director of the budget from 1949 to 1950 and Secretary of the Army
'
proceeds are to be used to pay for the construction of
and for other corporate purposes.—V. 183, p.
403.
April
15—
New
1.
in
facility
selection
17.
brochure
Dallas Power & Light Co.—Bids Feb.
.
is
In
officials
Dividend
corpo¬
diversity
1,190,790
*87,429
249,565
single-story,
The
to
project
heating,
at
Frank
Its
♦
completion
for
cartons. It will Increase the production
existing piant on the same 22-acre site
to
the
in
5,591,967
1,595,910
income
Field; will
1,300 in
the
old facilities;
and
will permit "a
continuous production
flow,
from
drawing
board
to
final assembly,
of
the largest and most
complex electronic control systems for the armed services and in¬
dustry," Mr. Bonner stated.
Crown
unit
2355.
p.
egg
the
20%.
corporation
made
its
equip¬
early in 1957.
container
a
5,962,293
railway
accommodate
new
the Pacific Coast.
foot building will be constructed to house
machine and other container manufacturing
container
34,379
part
viously
<
Calif.
91,510
railway-
roof
one
modern
a
adjacent
Antioch.
income—
1—
subsidiary,
and
Feb.
Expand Facilities—
announced
manufacturing
under
now
Zellerbach's
ration's
1
square
Containers
Crown
Feb.
manufacturing
corrugating
Zellerbach's
on
been
call for redemption on March 30,
next, 150,000 of the 600,000 shares of outstanding $1.50 cumulative
preferred stock, at $34 per share and accrued dividends. Payment will
The
The
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—To
of
1948.
new
cost
e.
of
scheduled
store
totaling 20,000 square
be
This
in
31,200-square-foot manufac¬
awarded
bv
this company's
Engineering Co. of Bethlehem,
standardized industrial steel buildings.
has
SEC
to be offered at $20
Calif.
5,921,355
1,366,605
202,967
139,608
the Luria
To Redeem Preferred Stock
the
with
and
capacity
expansion
constructed
when
letter
a
structure,
additional
an
111.,
producer
approximately
City Plating Co., Pasadena, Calif.—Files—
company
Morris,
Division to
and
storage
interiors,
The
construct
in
Package
manufacture
mate
Crown
5,012,661
590,858
*437,397
$497,367
157,747
oper.
strument's
to
plant
designer
Pa.,
by
company
1952
$506,355
146,021
63,044
1953
$564,593
on
1,056,557
from
General
and
The
$400,461
74,912
*6,740
1954
1955
.
of the broad expansion program, Reevss Instrument Corp.,
has taken over a modern $5,000,000 plant and added
Roosevelt Field
(Mineola, N.Y.), whic.1 will immediately
the company's plant space by more than 30%, it was an¬
a
City)
completed.—V. 172,
404
p.
railway
from
The
469,165
income
Diamond Match
share, with
183,
railway——
from
As
1952
403.
on
8,205,108
1,542,645
596,064
nounced
1953
1954
$826,005
railway
from
ry.
made
441,878
Dynamics Corp. of Americar-rExpansion—
.
was
302,041
♦Deficit.—V.
6,017,224
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,232
of
750,671
751,771
*'
Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper,
2,268
Cream
1,370,718
income
395,365
railway—
from
Net
1,232
230,000
*2,597
8,149,401
1,124,551
Jan.
facilities
December—
1,761
Total
*19,363
6,799,022
oper.
Net'ry.
17,955,017
1,128,040
4.
p.
Detroit & Toledo
3,529
p.
262,741
62,478
67,478
lrom
ry.
Net
4,475,460
<•
21.039,177
income
oper.
183,
3,239
183,
$734,969
36,010
...
Increase
"
Net
—V.
$553,569
10,047
7,677,757
from
Gross
$1,761,187
railway-U--.-/7,736,564 •'
JNfet' from
>
1952
1953
$518,532
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
1952
$1,710,264
802,928
415,400
$1,730,863
811,408
2,351,734
'1 •
: '
•_
1954
$600,838
107,955
December—
Gross
From
1953
1954
$1,964,781
b:
5,638,186
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
Ironton RR.—Earnings—
&
oper.'< income
ry.
12,867,721
14,538,638
railway
oper,
Net
404.
From Jan.>1—
26,464,668
5,179,305
49,091
railway—828,842
from
Net
''
6,4^0
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc
ry.
680,590
railway
10,731,617
p.
railway—
from
29,005
1955
from
183,
railway
from
Net
2,202,067
Toledo
'39,074,920
10,291,754
railway-:
ry» oper,
Net
22,115
,_
p.
48,478,910
52,280,337
income—.
1955
from
v
28,005
DecemberGross
G.
& Durst, Inc
Walker & Co.—
183,
*313,591
r
63,214,309
22,556,593
railway—.
from
$162,984
23,100
income
oper.
Wagenseller
H.
1952
1953
$155,498
$170,197
income
railway—
4,778,043
*334,087-
From Jan. 1—
1954
1955
railway—
1952
1 $978,634
*2,455,674
Quluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. —Earnings—
Gross
$164,360
3,529
2,268
Inc
from
♦248,646
L
railway
Net
Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
railway—-
from
1953
1955 r 1954 $705~733'"" $578;236" r $659,174
♦2,104,-823
*1,144,185
*1,442,139
income
Net
railway.
oper.
2789,
p.
Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
&
December
Gross
4,
&
182,
1—
oper.
Net
2,641
3,887
:______
Co.,
&.
2,628,650
1,761
4,859
Boyce—.
income—
1,232
6,480
Co
ft
21,524,660
Detroit,
2,641
6,480
Staats
R.
20,116,183
''Deficit.—V.
1,232
1,232
4,859
—_
Co.—
&
ry.
Gross
2,113
3,239
Co
Co
&
William
&
Hammill
13,582,307
p.
Rochester.—V.
%
Jan.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
2,113
4,859
Rodman & Henshaw
Shields
<
2,268
Co.
Shearson,
:
2,268
2,268
Co.
Co.
&
78,614,609
11,905,317
from
Net
1,232 :>'n: fi r..<
'
3,837
Co
Mullaney, Wells &
Newburger & Co.
82,690,967
from
Net
-1,761
2,268
3,887
Co
&
railway-
DecemberGross
1,761
3.239
Co—
Co
Turben
Milwaukee
The
1,232
Co
&
Lane,
Jchnston,
The
2,268
3,239
Fay—
Cabell Hopkins & Co.,
Janney, Dulles & Co.,
Johnson,
1,761
Co.—
&
&
Irving
1,232
1,761
3,239
;
Co.
Hogle
A.
1,761
2,268
Co
&
&
Hooker
3,239
Inc
Co.—
&
i
Herrman
Hirsch
1,232
3,520
3.239
Co.,
&
Sulzberger
183,
are Pacific
Reading; Clark engines and
Roots-Connersville
ani Ideco drilling equipment
1,363,337
railway-
Detroit
6,430
Haupt & Co
H.
—V.
2,268
—
Harris
Hallowell,
Co.
1,232
2,641
produced by
be
In England
Glasgow';
HolmesK Huddersfieid,
1"*
./Deficit.—V.
1,761
Co
&
Pairman,
Ira
&
Co.
&
E&tabrook
_
development will
manufactured
MacLellan,
&
railway
from
93,174,746
89,649,656
oper.
C.
Hoist,
oper.
Net
1—
from
Alley
railway-
from
Net
1952
$6,874,397
$6,984,296
$7,520,539
1,115,682
railway
oper.
From
W.
from
Net
8,804,360
1953
1954
1955
railway
British
a
products
December—
57,632,724
43,860,069
404.
from
Net
2,113
2,268
4,859
Co
Co.
Skaggs
Doolittle
3,887
3,239
Weedon &
Cruttenden
Davis,
Co.—
&
Co
&
Crowell,
Inc
by
Net
income—
December—
Gross
that
Duluth, Missabe
15 ,960,792
10 ,663,671
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
1,232
2,641
1,232
2,113
1,761
by
Woodiield
,
Coburn
time
Dresser
2,283,846:
1—
rallv.ay.-r_52 ,883,9173
p.
3.887
Co
&
Sherrerd
&
"
1,480,165
423,931
and is
for
utilities,
by Puisometer Engineering, Ltd., of
From
1,761
2.268
—
Branch,
—V.
$5,007,893
760,479
927,980
railway——
oper.
4,859
2,268
3,887
3,239
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons—_
____
Boenning & Co
;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc
Butcher
_
3,239
Co—
&
*
$4,404,470
741,678
income-
Jan.
from
Gross
6,584
3,887
<1952
$4,320,050
and
chemical
applications and
high efficiency is essential.
and
America.
compressors,
1953
1954
1955
oper.
12,116
Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
Joseph M. Batchelder Co.,
V
•
&
first
in
pumps,
1 ,150,370
'
Bacon,
•
ry.
From
6.584
12,116
_
Corp.—
—
& Redpath—
Pafker
Auchincioss,
Net
13,063
24,037
Noyes & Co.
the
Dresser
.<■
$4 ,400,746
railway
from
Net
railway
from
Gross
industries
many
where
According to Col. H. Rigall, Managing Director of Ruston & Hornsby,
Dresser has numerous licensed operations In Britain,
this
marks
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp;—Earnings—
December—
—
Selling
from
Stockholders
Company
also been
for the
has
England
in
Dresser
generation
power
Among other
f
Lincoln,
of
to be
cooperation
continue
close
agreement
an
Ltd.,
in
Co.
although
the
v/'
gas
electronic
1953
54,900
$14.02
than
Hornsby,
by
The
quirements for prime movers of
particularly suited
to
oil,
gas
$300,413
29,957
$j.0.UJ
$769,795
78,072
$17.02.
capital shares———
assets
Net
Markta
&
sale
will
services
and
Equipment
further
stated
Ruston
and
Sales
Drilling
the U. S. A. of the famous
turbine.
Markta
g*s
turbine, wnich has achieved
success
abroad, develops about 1,300 hp. meeting the re¬
remarkable
1954
1955
| As Ol Dec. 31—
assets at market
Net
Number
with
manufacture
Chairman.
as
expanded.
English
b'Connor
reached
Bits, Ltd.,
Pickworth
considerably
Mr.
covering
30
The new British enterprise to be
will remain under British manage¬
Its production facilities will
the American market.
by the
Security.
and
S.
Security Rock
Mr.
Steel Corp., stated that by
manufacturing information
English
the
of
engineering
of
subsidiary, Security Engineering, drilling bits and
produced at Manchester w.ll be identical with those
U.
products
as
with
with
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Rises—
Vegh Income
Chairman
interchange
handled
capital.—V. 183, p. 108.
for working
to be used
of
produced for
ment
has
Dresser
Dresser's
related
Exchange Commission—.
Executive
O'Connor,
Pickworth,
means
;
was
B.
known
year.
notification
proceeds are
several
the
fiscal
of
letter
A
underwriters and the
agreed to purchase from
company and
the selling stockholders, all of which are to be
purchased if any are purchased, are set forth below:
of
names
to
from 900,000 shares.
2,050 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be offered at the
market, but not to exceed $24 per share,, without underwriting.
The
shares which they have
number of
proposal
■
Inc.—Expands in England—
significant expansions
companies.
the stockholders were advised.
new
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
a
« <
.
Industries
Vice-President, on Jan. 25 announced
of Dresser's operations through two British
obtained controlling imerest in Edeco Rock
Bits,
Ltd.,
of
Manchester,
England.
Its British associates in the
venture are the English Steel corp., the otner principal shareholder,
and the English Drilling Equipment Co.
two
said it has no immediate plans to offer addi¬
increased shares will be used for expected future
the
*
John
there was no pro¬
work was limited to
Increased—Options—
approved
Files With Securities and
2,000 shares of previously authorized com¬
mon stock
without par value were changed into 1,000,000 shares ot
authorized common stock, $1 par value, and the 1,000 issued shares
without par value were changed into 500,000 shares, $i par value.
-
the
of
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
value)
par
p.
6
the Coeur d'Alene District
President, said business for 1956 continues to
look favorable based upon sales and earnings for the first two months
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
182,
Feb.
on
2789.
p.
Freidlander,
L.
A.
v,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
27,933
company
stock,
tional
expansion,
outstanding
be
stockholders
in
underground
2128.
number of authorized common shares to 2,000,000
While the
*6,123
None
Mine-Mill Union,
Dayton Rubber Co.—Stock
The
risen from $721,in its most recent
year
strike
the
company's mines,
the
maintenance.—V.
minimum
ended July 31, 1949 to $6,219,300
fiscal year, with net earnings rising during the corresponding period
from
$22,967
to
$323,357.
During approximately
the same period
LeFebure Corp. experienced an increase in net sales from
$1,778,091
for the year ended March 31,
1949 to $4,337,835 for its latest fiscal
year, and during that period its net earnings increased from $189,772
to $343,741.
A pro forma summary combining the operat.ons of the
two companies for their respective 12 months' periods ended Nov. 30,
1955
shews
net
sales of $11,506,053 and
net earnings of $696,913
after
from
company's annual net sales have
EARNINGS—The
797
Day
duction
$29,545
taxes__
of Sales, said.
industrial chemical which serves as an inter¬
of such products as glycols, synthetic
agents, emulsifiers and ethanolamines.—V. 182,
an
manufacture
the
Dresser
by the
Inc.,
Mines,
against
bookkeeping and accounting systems, forms and supplies.
acquisition of this company, about 45% of combined sales
are
expected to be represented by accounting and bookkeeping equip¬
ment and
supplies for commercial use, and 55%
by communication
system units and other products for the government.
income
and
(excluding Galena and Aurum)
operating profit.
to the" continuation of
*Net
the
depletion
before
loss
in
surface-active
fibers,
Net
Dry tons milled
equipment,
After
mediate
Is
oxide
Ethylene
8,000
Director
and
Vice-President
*$14,123
amortization
and
increase announced in ethylene oxidedivision last September, Donald Williams,
year
per
capacity at the same
glycol
1954
$29,545
loss
operating
Depreciation
1955
<
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
*
pounds'
60,000,000
Day Mines, Inc.—Reports Loss-
corporate
purposes.
5
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borrowings, or
of
reduction
the
...
household
Laboratory,
cleaner,
Inc.
Finish
and
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
(770)
1,280,437
1,509,934
687,874
*3,464.520
60,859
575,344
contracts
Net
ry.
4,770,715
2,078,236
6,873,892
16,667,786
The
103.
183, p.
•
in
Corp.,
has
Calif.—V.
183,
ing of
share
offered
be
to
are
filing
of
the public.'
to
also V.
See
183,
will
Erie
chased
Net
Net
ry.
1954
1955
1952
1,456,705
1,034,688
1,069,862
1,766,860
161,447,842
152,086,511
181,505,236
176,459,018
33,401.120
27.824,733
45,122,478
41,517,849
15,067,679
12,686,039
18,985,838
18,388,373
income
oper.
railway
from
Net
ry.
railway
lrom
Net
—V.
income
108.
oper.
183,
p.
Ero
stock
Stock
American
Of
in
this
Exchange
700,000 common
The
standing.
company
Feb.
on
has
Ero assets total
outstanding.
there
are
debt
funded
no
and
shares
358,500
preferred
no
out¬
of Chicago.
Co.
on
to offer
each;
of
each
which
has
National Bank,
will
Minn.,
Duluth,
the
of
proposed
company on Jan 31 agreed to defer plans for issuing addlt'onal
stock to acquire control of Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd.,
United States District Court at Chicago,
111., rules on a
(The
Bank
Worthington
Penn-Texas
Corp.
for
injunction
an
to
block
the
transaction.
-
management
Stock
share
a
of
Fairbanks, Morse
for permission to
Exchange
additional
150,000
on
share
for
shares.
common
basis
for
stock
applied
has
list
between
latter
The,
would
of
Canadian
to
the
130,000
be
New
and
and
common
the
additional
shares
would
result
proposed
ownership of the latter's 250,000 outstanding shares
value
The
alleged,
The
book
$13
value
An
would
Canadian
far below"
"is
share
a
share.
the
of
of
At
the
Fairbanks,
Penn-Texas
Morse
stock.
exchange
"constitute
an
effect
of
•
Of
Fairbanks,
complaint
Morse
states,
is the owner of
stock.—V. 183, p. 208.
common
115,000
4
shares
Class A
Class
Federal Screw Works, Detroit, Mich.—Earns. Up-—
ef
its
for
fiscal
the
on
Share
the
six
months
six
year,
the
of
31,
$346,472.
was
net
a
capital
6
Dec.
profit
equal to 77 cents a
wxien provision
for
$163,362,
of
,
.
ended
Dec.
31,
1954,
$174,440.
recently negotiated a license agreement with The
Nylok Corp., Elmira, N. Y., and will soon commence the fabrication
ol Nylok self-locking bolts, screws and
special fasteners.
company
Capital
,
expenditures for equipment totaled $450,0C0 since June 30,
and outstanding commitments for equipment at Dec. 31, 1955,
1955,
$430,000,
were
—V.
directors,
cents
182,
of
most
which
will
be
delivered
by
30,
June
1956.
2018.
p.
the
on
which,
in
shall
be
.
The
cash,
merger
of
this
by
the
Nov
30,
1955.
of
the
Wood
BUSINESS—The
of
the
plan,
one
etock
ton
P
Del
99
Fiber
Products
owned
of
51.6%
motels.
J.
of
Wood
stock
is
-
>
PRESENT
class
-
Co.
by
the
issuable
outstanding
in
the
the
to
issue
FINANCING
first
entitle
on
the
,
class
to
thereof
holders
as
and
the
to,
Calif.,
Finance
Corp., Stockton, Calif.—Debentures
Johnson & Higgins, San Francisco,
Wilson,
Jan.
on
30
of
rate
directors, -shall
that
the
with
stock
their
for,
and
an
of
A
the
-v' '
construct
will
laws
1
•
of
i-'hi"'.
motel
first
its
be
constructed
the
premises,
1956.—V.
183,
construction
p.
208.
1955
on
The
pating
subordinated
due Oct. 1, 1970, at 100% and
debentures
The
Pe
entitled
tingently
will
bear
additional
to
payable
rv.
fixed
interest
pursuant
to
accrued
interest
not
to
earnings
at
the,
of
V"
"
Atlantic,
in
brick,
stone
should
commence,
exceed
Net
from
ry.
—V.
per
2%
foi inula
and
annum
per
annum
prescribed
will
1953
debentures
The
at
105%
and
be
redeemed
accrued
at
any
time
on
or
after
Oct
PROCEEDS—This company intends to
Lank borrowings and to retire
use
the net
Participating
GIVING
subordinated
EFFECT
15-y ear
sinking fund
debentures
25-6% demand notes
(-'lass
A
Class A
partic.
stock
(par
par.icipating stock,
(par
value $5)
Common shares (par
TO
Authorized
1955
$5)
Outstanding
$300,000
*665,000
$5)
40,000 shs.
ser.es
31,682,031
.897,695
33,914,822
8,850,374
5,182,368
4,793,337
,779.101
7,812,253
227,585
741,022
3,933,285
7
50,000 shs.
4.
record
for
the
Lincoln
automobile
d,vidend
Similar
*
approximately
pivot
inch
an
and
a
device
the
thousandths of
an
inch
thick.
from an air "lubricated" bearing
trick exhibit in the General Motors
"floats on air with the greatest of ease." -
developed
a
in January, the. second highest
Wiles, General Manager of Buick
reported on Feb. 6.
Deliveries for the last 10 days of the month amounted to 18,114
units, Mr, Wiles said, an average of 2,012 cars for epch of the nineselling days in the period.
The all-time Jan atv retail sales record is 53,756 car3, established
sales
1955.—V.
was
at
cars
retail
record,- Ivan
on
of
183,
208.
p.
L.
Motors,
General
'
-
.
General Telephone
Offered
Stock
announced
Co.
,-v.
Preferred
of California—New
in
Exchange for Old Shares—Offering is.
company is offering 718,862 shares!
of new 4V2% cumulative preferred stock (par $20) in
exchange for 718,862 shares of its outstanding 1,437,724
shares .of 5%
cumulative preferred stock, 1947 series
(par $20). The exchange offer, which will expire at close
of business on Feb. 24, is underwritten by Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton,
and will offer any new 4Vz%.'preferred stock, not issued
under the exchange offer, publicly at $20.50 per share.
Underwritten—The
each
share
of
5%
one
share
of
new
stock
8V3
will
maining
shares
the
of
and
1956
1,
to
29,
plus
Feb.
unexchanged
Feb.
on
holder
the
$1.50,
29,
shares
1956
at
8V3
1956
of
$22
will
cents
on
5%
per
the
pre¬
share-
dividends.
above
the
have
exchanged,
stock
All
redeemed,
accrued
cents
addition to
In
stockholders
preferred
Feb.
from
exchanged.
be
stock
preferred
dividend
stock
preferred
plus
described exchange offer,
right
exchange
to
5%
preferred
the
balance,
stock
all
held,
or
the
any
preferred
5%
part
of
the
re¬
basis (in
preferred stock
which
is
not
exchanged by other stockholders.
Such
holders will
also receive for each such, additional share
exchanged (in addition
whole
to
sales
for
Vice-President
shares)
for
share of
one
dividend
stock
by Henry B. Daniels, General Sales Manager of the Lincoln
any,
of
the
a
rata
pro
new
preferred stock) $1.50, plus 8V3 cents representing
1, 1956 to Feb. 29, 1953 on the 5% preferred
new
from
if
on
Feb.
In the event of oversubscription, additional orders
will be filled pro rata with all other additional orders.
Tne exchange agents are:
Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank'
.
"During
he
None
16,700 shs.
the
10
in
any
than
days ended Jan. 31, dealers sold 1,526 L'.ncolns—
similar period in the 36-year h.story of the car,"
said.
*
Retail
deliveries
year.
Also,
the
sales
record
of
"The
highest
level
in
Lincoln
last
were
month
demand
since
what
he
56%
greater
than
in
January mark bettered by 10%
1,378 units retailed in 1953.
continuing
occurred
industry,"
44,000 shs.
value
FINANCING
900^000
40,000 shs.
Feb.
more
$300,000
__
value
34,273,09 5
$3,339,114
Division.
proceeds to reduce
PRESENT
430,560
10-day
air-ball
of air two
film
a
sold- 51,367
Buick
the
on
'
outstanding notes.
CAPITALIZATION
751,788
325,237
railway__„^
income
the preferred
on
stock.
common
1954.—V, 178, p, 296.
exchanged.
.
i
'
interest.
700,578
103,728
Ford Motor Co., Detroit—Lincoln Sales Up—
the
A
may
$3 ,026,816
539,752
con¬
in
Indenture.
1957
$3,133 097
-753,761
p.
share
$8. per
were
the
on
bearing that
5%
1952
1,210,742
oper.
183,
so-called
a
idea
For
$3,449,706
railway
1955
share
for balancing automotive wheels and tires on a film
developed by General Motors Research Staff for Olds-
been
representing tne
income—
from
stock.
during
per
.v*
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
interest.
6%
railway
cper.
31,
engineers built for
..
1954
Dec.
com¬
y •r.:
■
under
Up—Earnings Off—
reported
were
ended
GM Research
in
equal
and
on
class
respective shares, whether
the same class or classes,
chartered
was
available
be
shall be paid
year,
common
anced
and
SO
railway—___
from
Net
offered
publicly $300,000 of partici¬
15-year sinking fund debentures
fr=m
Net
company's
interests
having
paid
utilizes
receive
Gross
the
Division.
January
declared
when
at
$128,680,380
year
60c
has
ferred
Fidelity
Lake
the
of
Freeport's
Buick Sales Near Record—
annually on such date as the.
dividend shall be-set apart or paid
thereafter any remaining surplus
motel
December—
Offered
as
one-half
Motorama—a
be
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
,
Washington field
total pro¬
in ether field3
in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas—V. 1C3, p. 557of
vicinity
from
during
B
exchange
Ucts share at the CorP<fration Trust Co., Wilming-
the
comes
machine
new
air
motel.
dividend
cash
services
for
5,000 "shares
corporation
to
unit
1,
test
_
25,000 shs.
*25,000 shs.,
the
of
'
March
to
diameter to register automatically both amount and location of
unbalance on wheel and tire assemblies.
Each wheel and tire is bal¬
and
the
of
intends
structure
present
preparations
and
half in
stucco on a site which consists of a lot -approximately
125 feet
65 feet. The management intends to have this raQtel in operationthe summer of 1956. It is estimated that following demolition of
by
well
of
and
It
>
-
on
mobile
payable
any
B,
accordance
19
ago
General Motors Corp.—New Development—
Outstanding
corporation,
the
•
This
approximately
share
itself
shall
A-
of
corporation
corporation
feet
22,570
than
more
the common
A
of Pennsylvania on Oct. 25, 1955. It is presently main¬
taining its offices in Suite 808, 121 South Broad St., Philadelphia 7, Pa."
The ultimate
aim of the corporation is
to construct and operate a
N.
for
fiscal
Dividends
t
B
Commonwealth
effective
Conversion
became
and
class
of
of
payments were made during
and
Wood
company.
Under
on
:
company with and into
stockholders on Nov. 28
in
stock
in
or
B
in
located
balance
as
sales
stock
Authorized
both.;,y--■v. ,;4
or.
chain
approved
TO
additional
an
share to the holders of
class
is
depth
high,
of
-
completion
dividends in
as
years
seven
1953.
in
share
.
100,000 shs.
obligated
discretion
begun
program
a
by this company for the
1955, and represent an all-time
increased $6,587,815 or 5% over the 52-week
fiscal year 1954,
according to the annual report released Feb. 8 by
George L. Morrison, President and Chairman of the Board,
Earnings after provision
for Federal income taxes in 1955 were
$2,108,325, equal after pi ef erred aivid nds to 92c per common share.
Earnings after taxes reported in 1954 were $2,243,079, or $1 per
C.,
w
103,000 shs.
non-cumulative
stock
a
The previous record of 21,432 feet was established
way.
company
to be used to erect a motel, buy
,
surplus
a
declared
stock
City,
\ Fiber Products, Inc.—Merger Effective—
the
the
per
in
of
common
The
was
D.
share of class
one
»*
-
EFFECT
per
share per annum,
shall determine, before
board
mon
The
stock
common
out
by
tira
has
following
receive
basis
months
GIVING
corporation
months
of
General Baking Co.—Sales
Net
-
.
capital.
working
corporation
12
tThe
reported the com¬
1955, first half
after taxes, eqval to $1.54 a
stock outstanding.
Provision
Feb.
on
ended
$323,723
was
shares
taxes
with
compares
for
taxes was
the
210,000
income
Federal
This
-
profit for
current
share
President and Treasurer,
Norton,
•
stock—..
common
♦The
"
net
and
stock—
common
B
<
-
Co.* as
' " with two independent oil producers, re¬
depth record
in drilling for
oil in the
miles southeast of New Orleans.
The wildcat
40
total
a
The
53-week
The offering was quickly over¬
x
rendered
B. L.
for
CAPITALIZATION
the
pany's
A
class
'
and
outgrowth
•
accounts
in Louisiana
(Pa.)—Stock Sold—Woodcock,
PROCEEDS—The net proceed* are
furnishings
such
the
Penn-Texas,
of
subscribed.
proposed issuance of share3," the Penn-Texas
complaint says, "would be to lessen and offset the voting power and
extent of
participation in the affairs of Fairbanks, Morse by the
plaintiffs."
•
.
stock at $60 per unit.
dissipation and exploitation of the assets."
■"The
shares
10
Oil
Freeport
Vice-Presidents.
made
were
the
marshland
well
The
duction.
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., on Feb.. 3 offered
publicly 24,550 shares of class A common stock (par $1)
and 2,455 shares of class B common stock (par $1) in
of
forms
partnership
world's
under
now
which
&
units
Locomotive stock, it said, is placed at
Fairbanks, Morse at approximately $46 a
stock, it is charge:!, would be "illegal" and
unjust,
unreasonable,
arbitrary and unlawful
of
of
of
company
new
California
in
subject to approval by the banks'1
be
would
Washington,
Commission* in
Exchange
132, p. 813.
Fleetwood Motel Corp.
Hess
76%
of common stock.
shares,
the
value of
the
to
Canadian
that
and
Locomotive
68%
a
and
transaction
entire
exchanged
Locomotive.
in
Securities
the
and
stockholders.—V.
present, Fairbanks, Morse holds 40,000 shares of Canadian Locomotive
suit
the
with
The
York
is
a
reached
well
Joseph H. Colman, President, explained that under the proposal,"
shares in the six banks would be exchanged for those of the corpora¬
tion.
First Bank Stock's shares to be exchanged would be registered
the
all
transact
to
3
.
are
weeks ago.)
was
by
this
Feb.
in
set
Louisiana
Minn.—Resources, $7,411,221.
affiliation with First Bank Stock
until
request
organized
was
Worthington,
of
bank's
three
announced
Co.
Utterback
Freeport,
the
common
the
by
on
D.
cently
of
Bank
»
day.
Virginia—Resources,
$13,314,013;
Batavian
LaCrosse, Wis,—Resources, $13,412,721; and Worth¬
of
National
ington
Calif.—Stock Of¬
Berkeley,
and Uni-Insurance Service Corp.,
company
Freeport Oil
The banks involved are: Northern Minnesota National Bank of Duluth
$61,298,201; Duluth i\ational Bank of Duluth—Resources,
First National Bank of Hibbing—Resources, $14,405,080;
Bank
above.
Co.,
by Freeport Sulphur Co. to diversify its interests and acquire reserves
of oil and gas.
The company's production of oil for 1955 was 1,630,003
barrels, and the current rate of production is now 5,200 barrels per
after a 100% common
its- presently outstanding
upon
D.
and
the par
of
Sales, Inc.- -New Name-
Beer
Brewing Co,
division was
by Langhourne M. Williams, President.
C. A. Wight, Chairman of Freeport's executive committee,: has been,
elected Chairman of the new company, and H. C. Peters'n, a Freeport
Vice-President, has been elected President. C. M. Sampson, C. G. Cary
outstanding
be
distributed
been
consummated,
Nationali
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Defers Stock Issue—
changed to Fox DeLuxe
was
company
108.
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Forms Oil Unit—•
stock
National
that effective
Feb. 3 received notice
on
this
p.
Insurance
Formation
•
for each of the 4,000 shares
shares
3.5
(El
Duluth
Fox
Insurance
announced
$9,433,581;
First
The
Commission—
—Resources,
Chicago.—V. 183, p. 556.
183,
of in¬
surance,
except life, title and mortgage.
It is a new enterprise and
will not commence operations until a certificate of authority is issued
by the
Insurance Commissioner
of California.
No
such
certificate
may be issued
until at least 190,000 shares of the stock have been
sold and the proceeds deposited in escrow, subject to refund in full
if the authority is denied.
Uni-Insurancc
Service Corp is
the promoter of Freedom Insurance
Co., and is controlled by certain officers and directors of Freedom*
Insurance Co.—V. 133, p. 557.
Corp.—Files Exchange Offer With
proposes
$100
$50
of
name
DeLuxe
Peter
Freedom
1
Stock
stock
dividend
>
registrar is The First National Bank of
The
208.
p.
exchange would be one
Upper Midwest's largest bank transactions in a quarter century.
than $4,686,000.
mere
of
of
When
Transfer agent for the common stock is the American National Bank
Jh Trust
value
common
stock
23,991,061
7,279,520
3,480,287
shares.
prior to the effective date of the exchange; and <F) 13
shares for each of the
1.000 outstanding shares of The Worthington
National Bank, Worthington, Minn., of the par value of $100 each *
the
on
organized in July,- 1954,
is engaged in
collecting on accounts receivable pur¬
Silver Co. The latter company sells
silverplatea and stainless steel flatware, silver plated
chinaware and crystal stemware on installment con¬
corporation
value
trading
b,350,651
2,881,465
offering publicly 500,000 shares of the insurance
company's common stock (par $10) at $22 per share, less
$1.40 per share cn up to 2,500 shares taken down, less
$1.60 per share on the next 2,500 shares and less $1.80
per share on any volume in excess of 5,000 shares. Offi¬
cers
and employees of both firms will also offer the
and
and Exchange
stock
York—
to
6.
authorized,
shares
company
admitted
was
2,870,313
are
Sterling
Arts
Bank
common
the
Inc.—V.
fered—This
received from sale of the common
to purchase substantially larger
the direct application of the
be
corporation filed a registration statement ivlth the SEC
1956, covering 221,500 shares of its $10 par capital stock.
6,
par
Manufacturing Co.—Listed in New
1956,
Freedom
these shares in exchange for the
capital stock of the following banks (except the preferred stock of
Duluth National Bank) at the following ratios of exchange:
(A) 1.5,
shares for each of the 75,000 outstanding snares of Northern Minnesota
National
Bank
or
Duluth,
Minn.,
of
tne
par
vahie
of
$20 each;
(B) 1.2 shares for each of the 25,000 outstanding shares
of Batavlan National Bank of LaCrosse, Lacrosse, Wis,, of the par
value of $10 each;
(G) nine shares for each of the 3,000 outstanding
shares of f irst National Bank of Virginia, Virginia, Minn., of the par
value of $100 each; ID) eight shares for each of the 3.000 outstanding
shares of The First National Bank of Hibbiug, Ribbing, Minn., of the
of
Common
price of $11.50 per
a
company
purchasing
183,
Securities
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
the
by
Fine
fine
First
3,249,677
1,530.042
of
tracts,—V.
This
1953
2,005,281
2,827.530
Feb. 6 at
on
proceeds
used
silver,
holloware,
$13,989,454 $12,155,468 $13,302,566 $15,086,702
railway
railway
from
6,270,222
1,966,997
Fox Brewing Co.—Changes Name—
Sales,
See
installment contracts through
from
sterling
RR.—Earnings—
from
be
of
business
The
December—
made
was
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Feb.
Gross
31,
Beer
funds.
these
207.
p.
4.918,127
Midwest Stock Exchange
The
Philadelphia, Pa.—Offer¬
issue of 20,000 shares of $10 par value com¬
PROCEEDS—Net
a
364,365
22,972,755
183, p. 5.
Jan.
Woodcock,
Co., Inc., and Boenning & Co., both of Phila¬
&
stock
registration with the SEC on
Jan.
18,
covering
$2,000,000 of series C 6%
convertible debentures
due
1970 and 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par $1),
we have
been informed that there are no provisions for the sale of the com¬
mon
stock and it is not the intention of the company to sell any
of the common stock at this time.
H.
Carl
Aiken
Investments,
Denver,
Colo., are
the underwriters
for $1,500,000 of
the series C 6% convertible debentures, and they
'he
with
contracts originating
other types of consumer
its office to new modern
delphia, Pa.
the
338,358
23,701,489
income—
oper.
(Peter)
with dealers
goods. The
quarters at
Ctreet, in the central business district of Stockton,
and
moved
the investment securities firms of
by
Hess
Colo. —No Common
127,797
,
railway..
railway
from
ry.
622,526
556.
p.
a new
stock
mon
Stock
connection
Net
$2,311,129
868,877
437,433
$2,192,057
604,447
23,264,796
1—
Jan.
1952
1953
1954
$2,096,059
$2,058,703
285,524
income
oper.
Net
—V.
railway
railway—.—
from
Fox
amounts
Empire Petroleum Co., Denver,
to Be Presently Offered—
ry.
From
Gross
Fine Arts Acceptance Corp.,
,
In
Net
as
sales
instalment
appliances
recently
California
North
10
to
retail
automobiles,
company
has
corporation
Products
from
is engaged in the personal finance business, primarily
loans to individual borrowers and to a lesser degree
small
purchasing
Corp.—New Unit
Radio & Phonograph
organized a new subsidiary, Emerson Indus¬
promote the rental and sale of air con¬
ditioners
and
television
receivers directly
to hotels, motels an<*
similar
commercial establishments, it has been announced by Ben¬
jamin Abrams. President of tne parent company, Stanley M. Aorams is
President of the subsidiary.
•Manv
hotels throughout the country are already equipped with
Emerson products, Mr, Abrams stated, and others are in the process
cf being equipped.
'
Rental fees for the Emerson products. Benjajnnn Abrams announced,
are determined by a sliding scale.
They are predcated on four baseslength of rental period, the particular model selected, possible involve¬
ment
of a
master antenna
system and the possible inclusion of
service.—V, 183, p. 4.
This
trial
business
doing
irom
Net
directors.
certain officers and
to
Gross
-Earnings—
1955
company
making
Emerson
payable
notes
■■V'
December—
American Finance Co.,
incorporated in California on Dec. 8,
1948 and maintains its
principal oifice at 10 N. California Street, Stockton, Cal.f. Tne com¬
pany
is licensed under the Personal Property Brokers Law of the
State of California and is engaged in the personal finance business.
49,039,952
3,453,435
039,397
8
19,817,624
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
demand
BUSINESS—Corporation,
55,321,510
11.613.132
43,231.911
50,402,793
railway
railway:
from
from
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.-
short-term debt
of the
$834,477
1955,
31,
Dec.
was
From Jan. 1—
Net
6%
by
part,
1,272,925
'
Gross
of
was
Anglo California
$4,919,858
1,622,731
$4,193,204
income—
oper.
ry.
$3,750,320
railway
from
Net
Net
S4.399,863
JAs
represented by 5% demand notes payable to the
National Bank and secured by a pledge of loans and
receivable.
The balance, $34,500, was represented, in major
outstanding
1952
1953
1954
1955
railway
from
Cross
♦Estimated.
Ry.—Earnings—
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
December—
its
is
for
the
1956
introduction,"
normally
called
the
period
previous
raised
Daniels
'slow
same
last*
January
said.
selling
sales
to
"And
pericd"
in
the
this
the
added.
dealers
than
in
Angeles,
Bankers
•
457
Trust Co.,
the
sale
stock,
be
of
the
and the
applied
to
throughout the country
delivered
more
Lincolns
any previous January since 1949.—V. 183, p. 668.
shares
of
5%
South
net
St.,
Los
Angeles
13,
Calif.,
and
New York 15, N. Y.
be received by the company from
preferred stock not exchanged for 5% preferred
new
proceeds
debentures
the
Spring
46 Wall St.,
PROCEEDS—The
bank loans which
Lincoln
Mr.
a
the
Los
of
extent
and
to
the serial notes referred
required
to
the
repayment
to
b?low,
of
short-term
will
will have been used to redeem and retire ou standing
preferred
stock
and
to
pay
expenses
incident
to
this
and the remainder, if any, of such net proceeds
reimburse the company for monev theretofore ex¬
financing transaction,
will
be
applied
to
pended from its general treasury funds for the acquisition of property,,
construction, completion, extension or improvement of it > facilities.
Additional
funds
required
for
such
additions
and
betterments
will
Volume 183
be
obtained
and
the
Number 5507
from
sale
internal
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
from
and
sources
additional
of
.
securities
when
short
and
bank
term
loans
Gulf Coast Leaseholds, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
required.
as
The
'
PRIVATE
DEBENTURES
SALE—Certain
-purchasers
have
purchase from the company $15,000,000 principal amount
sinking1 fund debentures dated Feb. 4f 1956 and due Feb. 1,
certain
other
$5,000,000
and
tp
purchasers
principal
expressed
1S66
to
have
of
amount
3%%
serially,
mature,
inclusive.
,
purchase
to
agreed
serial
$500,000
notes
dated
1,
1957
General
presently
owns
the
of
price
time
that
all
$20
of
the
Corp.
sale
proposed
price which
No
will
stock
common
stock)
common
made
be
can
will
be
1,
with
the
$2,000,000'
SEC
fund
Net
at
effected
share
per
paid
to
shareownera
Fund
1955—Month—1954
.»
-
1955—12 Mos.—1954
oper.
revenues.
$6,596,874
$6,890,435
oper.
expenses.
5,529,311
5,131,372
Net
$l,4t>7,563
$1,759,123
786,722
795,720
or
fr.
rev.
ry.
—v.
ry.
opers.
income
oper.
183,
5.
p.
Howard
i
Hughes on Feb. 7 announced the purchase of eight Jeaairplanes from -Boeing Airplane Co. by the Hugnes Tocl
stratoliner
•
61,175,007
which
Co.
$83,758,950 $81,178,887
Trans
60,372,864
'
9,830,740
dered
8,922,176
Is
will
turn
make
Airlines,
the
first
said.
for
has
the
airplanes
available
to
its
suDsidiary,
Inc.
step
in
added
He
TWA
Boeing
,
„
In
World
"This
Hughes
$22,583,943 $20,806,023
providing TWA
with jet airplanes," Mr.
jet aircraft would be or¬
that, all told, 30
the next few months."
"during
contracted
to
approximately $4,500,000
of 1959.
therefor.
received
$1,295
profits.
1220.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
,
Railway
Railway
this
at
deducting
securities
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New York is retained by this
as its investment
adviser.—V. 182, p. 2019.
'*
(
1965 to Bramel Trust for $1,825,000,
was
withdrawn on Nov. 28,
1955.
$29,632,"
after
was
realized
Sept.
on
sinking
5%
which
corporation
outstanding
representation
of
be
York
New
(a
company's
share.
per
such
the
to
as
Telephone
of
of
7
Hughes Tool Co.—Buys Boeing Jets—
STOCK TO PARENT—The company also proposes to file an applica-with the California P. U. Commission for
authority to sell and
issue 750,000 shares of its common stock ($20 par value) in luarou,
to
182,
Interest
filed
was
isSue
debentures due Sept.
♦This
from
which
proposed
a
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio RR.—Earnings—
tion
1955
V.
statement
covering,
plus -accrued.
See
195S
lrom
1
registration
1955,
convertible
and
company
Feb.
each Feb.
on
3V«%
of
1931
the
14,
•„
..
,
from
to
agreed
(771)
deliver
each,
the
eight
diu'ingg
airplanes,
April,
May,
which
cost
July
and
June,
August
*
-CAPITALIZATION
-
First
GIVING
EFFECT TO
mortgage
bonds—
3V4%/due Dec. 1, 1969____
C, 314%, due Nov. 1, 1974—_
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
.
Unlimited
$1,368,000
Series
Unlimited
10,300,000
Unlimited
6,950,000
'
6,000,000
r
Series D,
Series
3Va'/c, due Nov. 1,
E,
Nov.- '1,-/1978
Series F,
Series
y/a%
1.
1981
(3Va% >_.
1982
( 3%%'
due Feb.
Cumulative
414 Yc'
Future
414Yc
pref.
series,
Feb
1,
to
($20
stock
Unlimited-*
1981)
5,000,000
par
value
*'.
if
stock
1929
($20
and
communities
the
executive
par
of
the
Central
offices
company
the
of
12,000,000
New
York
>
■
.15,000,000
5,000,000
"
-
-
'
■
-
changed
was
are
280,312'shs.
None
*
company
from
located
are
Boulevard, Santa Monica, CaliL-^-V.
Effective
at
•
•
Tele¬
principal
Santa Monica
.
oper.
revenues--.
Railway
oper.
expensesJZi;
253,602
Net
.
fr.
rev.
Net ry.
"■
income
oner.
"Defici..—V.
183,
18,367
109.
p.
_
-
$712,491
from
Gross
Net
ry.
$733,897
56,658
$717,407
49,452
85,286
Vy
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
100,000
plan,
9,701,821
their
1,815,059
1,714,230
1,864,207
1,660,717
assets
■?
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
from
Net
Gross
from
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
$834,391
$844,117
321,633
586,834
137,640
until
15,
9,596,308
9,916,815
9,196,552
3,024,307
294,257
2,533,917
3,626,113
3,630,686
145,545
682,585
income
oper.
receive
•
908,445
-
be
this
of
are
less
t.
Upon
offer
t
if
deposited.
so
each
will
shares
25
be
of
exchanged
Warren
deposited
if
exchange
the
shall
least
at
80%
deemed
be
the
effective
until
before
or
on
April 2,
of
1955,
1956.—V.
183,
9
announced
proposal
a
to retire
as
for
the
the
shares
with
the
of
of
claims
be
depositing
entitling
dividend
lun
will
take
the
will
will
be
retired,
file
and
to
Good
Glove
Luck
the
recent
statement
Co.—Registration—Correction—
release
shares
of
filed
preferred
outstanding
held
stock
preferred
those
by
stock.
by
See
V,
Houghten represents
183, p. 668.
84%.
to
be
tha;
the
book
value
-^V.
182,
company's
of the
financial
and
profitable,
business
in
of
>
it
and
position,
Aug.
developing
22,.
uraniura
■"
are
.
Garfield
Earl
County,
Utah.—V.
182,
915."
p.
of
the
Board.
Clack,
outlets
formerly
Illinois Central
program
of
Husky,
which
Included
the
first
RR.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
oper.
revenue-
25,809,574
22,354,242
294,525,300
275,959,490
Railway
stock¬
oper.
expenses
17,741,149
16,901,393
213,306,758 209,009,842
8,068,425
5,452,849
81,218,542
66,949,640
3,393,461
3,495,198
32,229,515
28,258,330
will
the.
Net
rights,
before
or
from
revenue
ry.
operations
Dec.
Net
completion
reduction
is
ry.
income.
oper.
To Sell
•
of
The
well
as
Equipment Trust Certificates—
at
company,
noon
(CST)
135
$9,900,000
1,
1956,
23
—v.
equipment
equipment
by
183,
receive
trust
to mature in
secured
East
11th Place, Chicago 5,
111., will up to
bids for
the
purchase from it of
certificates, series 42, to be dated March
thirty equal semi-annual installments and to be
Feb.
on
-
anticipated
as
-
result of this
a
estimated
to
cost
.v.'..
5.
p.
approximately
$13,200,000.
7/^
v:
:
.ry.
.
the
as
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
program.
•
Period. End. Dec. 31—
Bandy & Ilarman, New York,-N. Y.—Files With
:
and
mines.
Bicknell,
Period End. Dec. 31—
the"
of
exploring
on
'
shares, will be Improved
1801.'
p.
most
3,850,001 shs.-
Nevada
in the Rock Mountain region, and the first
unit in the United States, has resulted in sales in¬
creases
and market acceptance of the improved
products beyond tha
expectations of the companies.—V. 183, p. 406.
.,
snares, and they will then have
unissued
shares.
The
corporation's
and
the
are
company
also
Chairman
H.
retired
authorized
retained
and
the refining building
catalytic reforming unit
capital will remain at 200,000 shares as heretofore.
; J. W. St. Clair, President of the company, stated that the facilitiesto
be
disposed of are those which have been the least profitable,
summary of the SEC concerning regis¬
this company, the holdings of common
stock by C. T. Houghten were correctly listed as 29,000 shares;
but
it was incorrectly stated that this
represented 84% of the outstand¬
ing'shares, whereas the correct percentage figure is 72.5%. The 504
tration
press
the
in
diesul-forming
authorized
In
of
acquiring,
in
all
voting
unon
certificate
a
Outstanding
7,500,000 shs.
incorporated
was
producing
as
and
stockholders
on
Authorized
-
.
FINANCING
Railway
them
place
...
-
PRESENT
Inc., operates all of the gasoline and light-ends mar¬
operated by Husky as well as approximately
200 outlets of the 41-year-old H. Earl Clack Co. which was
purchased
by Husky in December, 1954.
According to the announcement, tho
continued
acquisition and improvement of marketing outlets as well
as
value
following
and
*
cents)
of
purpose
including
located
keting
166,977
inventories
issued
25
TO
Husky Oil Co.—Wise President of Unit—
new
If1
many
net
'
-
(par
EFFECT
equipment,
Thomas G. Wise, formerly President of McKale's
Corp. of Seattle,
Wash., has been named President of H. Earl Clack, Inc., wholly-owned
marketing subsidiary of Husky Oil Co.
W. Turner Clack becomes the
:t
present
their
.
.
company
to
will
and
deposit
which
acquired
so
respect
status
shares
including
share.
per
program
of
shares
the
of
company's books at
to provide the funds.
program,
certificates
of
$45
the
capital
the
out
branches,
the
sold
deposit
shares
the
of
on
be
stockholders,
at
100,000
Some
will
of
negotiable
of-
of
of
Offered—Elmer
located at 206 North Virginia St., Reno,
Utah, c/o Loyd Hunt.
' \
•:
; The company has acquired by- purchase through the exchange of
2,150,001 shares of Its capital stock 55 unpatented 'uranium mining
capital stock at $43* per share;
The
to
the
stockholders on March 2 for
fcr disposition of a portion of the company's,
net
a
suf.icient amount to retire all stock
de¬
carried
the
Offices
company's
limit
-
"
Nevada,
[
208.
p.
for
properties
1956,
2,
--
.
stock
BUSINESS—Corporation
a
effective.
March
bo
\ j
'
•
become
outstanding.
now
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
tendered.
are
r
,
would
the
on
(72/100
Boeing
.
(Nev.)—Stock
,
submitied
to
retirement
All
109.
p.
terms
shares
Corp.
from
jet engines.
; PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to purchase
to pay for drilling expenses and used for
working capital;
all shares of Warren
share),
stock
$5,000,000,
1956
of
the
approval
rights
40,777
10,723,010
._
Warren
Feb.
on
invitation
181,356
'
to
up
of
An
389,13i
•
for
extended
will
now
holder
$927,766
?•
railway
183,
1952
147,417
From Jan. 1—
be
may
property
$972,700
-.
Gulf
of -Warren
shares-of
posited
" 339,-85
;Z_
oper.
of
each
calculated
excess
1953
>
,
1,558,340
Uranium
order
on
Aagaard, Salt Lake City, Utah, is offering publicly
as a speculation 1,200,000 shares of common stock at
par.
(25 cents per share).
./• V.
i
approval/provides
shares
1954
for
which
9,623,474
1,034,917
1,006,708
4
Gross
least
"
Hunt
v
Hajoca Corp.—To Sell Part of Assets and Redeem Up
to 100,000 Shares of Its Stock—
8,448,511
1955
at
deliveries
for
K.
accept all- shares of Warren stock deposited for exchange,
that at least 90%
are
received.
Gulf may, however, accept
offer
682,799
705,538
December—
for
Boeing Airplane Co. concerning,
following these, the announcement
Hughes said that, the planes
equipped with four Pratt & Whitney
offer
accept
the
Mr.
Warren
stock
certificates
Co.. Incorporated,. 23 Wall St.,-
&.
airplanes
with
'
Warren.
stockholders
Morgan
at its option
exchange under the
but
The directors
179,558
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
,*
of
for
Upon such
acceptance
the exchange does not
the
other
4
this
shares
had
said.
will
shares
7,528,002
income
406,
oper.
$827,046
172,295.
102,430
:
five
In
Corp.
--r
'■>,
'
railway
railway
183,
1952
:
$757,404
110,976
97,603
From Jan. 1—
-
Gross
all
•
income...
oper.
of
J.' P.
,
*110,7o5„
1953
railway.-.
railway
;
from
Net
share
Gulf
$331,720
226,894
'•
1954
1955
accept
Gulf may
shares
18
provided
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
:
-December—
of
2,996,269
:'/■ ;
,•
to
Y.
N.
1,753,133
Gulf
_
*$8,464
*37,547
$57,831
8,
basis
$3,327,989.
2,811,789
__
7
opers.
ry.
$3,524,280
259,753
>•
^
to
each
standing and includes 298,684 shares which
1955—12 Mos.—-1954 <
$311,433 >*-$251,269'
Railway,
wish
for
stock
Petroleum
,
Dec. .31,
183, p. 406.
Period End. Dec. 31—•'ZT1955—Month—1954
V-.
Gulf
capital
such
acoeptance
the
exchange - shall be deemed effective and
the
appropriate Gulf shares- will be issued to the depositing stockholders.
Only full shares of Gulf will be Issued pursuant to this offer.
By its offer Gulf hopes to acquire all of the 1,947,925 shares of
Warren in exchange for 1,534,446 shares. of Its own.
Upon acquisi¬
tion Gulf plans to operate Warren as a
subsidiary company.
Ey virtue of prior arrangements with W. K. Warren, Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer, of. Warren
Petroleum, and two other principalshareholders, Gulf has a definite commitment for the exchange of;
921,332 shares.
This represents almost half the Warren shares
out¬
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
•
who
convenience
deposited
than
The
2020
Lae
delivered
deposited.
so
stock
Associated
of California.
of
■
.
3,133,038 shs.
California.
shares
its
Warren
forwarding to Mellon National Bank & Trust
Co.-''i'/'.V
•;
;
"Gulf will accept all shares of Warren stock
deposited for exchange
under the terms of this offfer, provided that at least
1,753,133 shares
•
'•
718.862 shs.
to General Telephone Co.
Ltd.
Warren
be
incorporated in California on March
telephone service in certain cities an:D
and
of
For
was
local
Southern
four
may
:
5,000,000 shs.
value)ZZ—.ZZ_
company
of
of
of
being
are
.
additional
shares
stock
common
Discussions
v
may do so by
depositing their Warren stock certificates, on or before March 2, 1956,
National Bank & Trust Co., Mellon
Square,' Pittsburgh 33,"
.
1,000,000 shs.
..
ratio
10,000,000
19,688 shs.
($20 par value)
proviries
in
name
phone Co.,
....ZZZ..
any
the
offered-
2
the
Stockholders
-
.
Pa.
280,312 shs.
"
in
Feb.
on
for shares of
Exchange Offer—.
with Mellon
■
$15,000,000
1966)_
1957
pref. smck
cumu.
1952,
(3%%-)_Z_
1985
(due
(due
BUSINESS—The
18,
1,
debs,
series)
Common
"
Unlimited
fd.
corporation
exchange
15,000,000
Unlimited
1,
Oct.
Oil Corp.—Makes
10.000,000
due Oct.
I,
sk.
Unlimited--
' Unlimited
(2?/a%
due
G,
334%„ serial notes
•
(3%%)----
due Nov. 1, 1979
Series H,
Series
1977
This
■
Outstanding
,
Series B.
Gulf
;
\\
Railway
Railway
SEC—
1955—Month—1954
:
1955—12 Mos.—1954
oper.
revenue.
$1,001,547
oper.
expenses
815,565
1,000,937
.9,683,761
9,464,043
$185,982
"$76,707
$2,557,714
$1,519,873
84,837
128,008
606,783
765,303
$924,230
.
$12,251,475 $10,983,916
The
(B.
Goodrich
F.)
'The
government's
W.
Va.
be
modernized
should
threatened
told
the
rubber
interest
experienced
clared
Cleveland,
Burt
plant
national
lor
-
of
of
\
v
;'
that this facility be sold
synthetic rubber plants," de--v'
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc./ /
at
committee
a
hearing
the
on
proposed
sale
was
to
the
Institute-Charleston
"The
area which has a substantial labor surplus,
Is not equipped to produce 'cold' rubber which now ac¬
approximately two-thirds of the total demand for synthetic
(GR-S type)
rubber,"
Mr.
Burt
added.—V.
183,
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$32
1.279
construction
of
common
of
stock
increase
to
are
notification
(no
stockholders
present
proceeds
letter
a
par)
ard
to
with
be
employees,
working
Per. End. Jan. 29—
»
as
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
.
Gross
from
ry.
574,502
offered
292,192
280,057
entire
capital, in
the
net
proceeds will
finance business.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
be
used
.
by
the
10,
1969____
prdm.ssory notes due to Apr.
73,151,064
68,831,830
27,530,656
annrally beginning July 1, 1958
capital debentures, scries A,
5%
Preferred
of
5.
beginning
stock
"It
be
May
1,
1955
is
...
1,000,000
1,000,000
sold
sometime
during
will
V
be
•
the
made
the
p.
Mountain
BUSINESS—The
Power
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
12 Mos. Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
Net
opsrating
1955
$3,749,500
535,400
62,000
;
2,800
income
Preferred
Net
dividend
requirements
earnings for
Earnings
per
common
share of
stock—.
182,
p.
$532,600
$301,300
stock
common
(242,886 shares)
—V.
June
1951-
$5,900,000
163,30)
revenues
$2.48
'
$2.19
400,000
at
The
corporation
on
Jan.
27
SEC covering 3.000.000 shares
at
10
cents
incident
to
per
share,
Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
filed
of
without
mining.
a
letter
common
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(no
The
par)
with
the
to be offered
proceeds
are
for
400,000
600,000
580,000
part
$300,000
of
of
notes
will
incorporated in North Carolina
p.
value per share
Bank
March
on
first
and
of
1,
mortgage
accrued
1956,
for
3.20%
interest.
ac¬
bonds,
Payment
of
New
York,
Chicago, Chicago, 111., or.
York, N. Y.—V. 182,
New
J
per
Exchange Commission—
filed
27
shares
of
share,
Salt Lake City, Utah-
letter
a
common
through
are
of
be
to
notification
stock
Melvin
(par
used
$10
with
cents)
Flegal
G.
&
pay
for
to
th8
to
Co.,
be
Salt
expenses
on
406.
tial
Dec.
Insurance
ance
the
Co.
mature
The
from
p.
High—
agreement
total
of
America.
.*
the
corporation
of
$100,000,000
will
borrow
time
to
a
time,
not
later
than
Dec.
31,
1957.
668.
,
International
Great
December—
Gross
from
from
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
1955
1954
$5,708,874
Net
from
384,757
Net
ry.
the
insur¬
"$15.14
$14.84
income
See
;
also
V.
183,
.
RR.—Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
$2,869,017
$2,811,650
$2,674,740
$3,414,257
461,514
522,514
235,065
550.283
260,805
472,395
214,151
335,942
33,204,422
6,412,152
31,851,723
4,666,097
37,237,215
5,677,762
6,620,616
3,761,499
2,835,867
3,573,606
3,491,122
1—
railway
railway
oper.
Northern
1955
railway
railway...
oper.
$6,177,582
—V.
from
against its 33,4%
notes to
May 1, 2055.
remaining $55,000,000 of notes will be issued in various amounts
company
Net
-
—
Business
Machines Corp.—Private Sale
15, 1955, the corporation took down
$45,000,000 of the $100,000,000 provided for in the cor-poration's agreement of Aug. 24, 1954, with The Pruden¬
——407,940
assets_._-.__,
outstanding
Net asset
Jan.
1956.
As of Dec. 31—
net
cents
25
International
1,334,615 shs.
these
Hudson Fund, Inc.—Assets at New Year-End
Shares
on
1,000,000
of Notes—On
24,
Total
National
Co.
City,
Net
Greenlite Uranium Corp.,
of
100%
due
40,000 shs.
183,
at
Utah.
The proceeds
Incident to mining operations.
119
automobiles.—V.
First
Trust
corporation
covering
Lake
.
office
on
the
redemption
$750,000
1982,
.
offered
1,700,000
due
additional
was
at
for
fund,
.
The
1946.
At the present time its principal office is maintained
West Eighth Street, Charlotte, N. C.
The company owns the
building, which is occupied by it.
The corporation conducts its business through wholly owned
sub¬
sidiary corporations of which two are engaged in the life insurance
business and the remaining 33 are engaged in the finance business.
In addition, the company owns
50%
of the issued and outstanding
capital stock of two other, insurance companies which are engaged
in
the
business
of
writing fire,
theft and comprehensive coverage
at
insurance
1337.
corporation
called
sinking
Guaranty
Under
Green
completed.—V. 182, p. 1014.
was
2020.
SEC
1956
early
has
company
of
t, due March 1,
5,500,000
2,000,000 shs.
the
It
—Files With Securities and
1,000,000
5,500,000
73,000 shs.
an
$15.73
$182,227
...
that
share.
International Basic Metals, Inc.,
(par $1
anticipated
$19.06
share..,
per
110.
series
15,
$25)
(par
197,953.551
Inland Steel Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
at
cumulative preferred stock, ser.
Common stock
25,914,145
;
Outstanding
1,700,000
note
p.
per
The
company
subordinated promissory note due
annually
$1.25
FINANCING
$182,227
value
183,
V
$
235,273.615
count
.
.
PRESENT
asset
1954
$
assets
Ingrersoll-Rand Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 43,234 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on Feb. 9 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane at $60.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of;
offering is not underwritten.
V»% promissory note due Dec; 1, 1963
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1968
268,034,981 260,247,470
24,226,248
42,750^
any
1,000,000
4
1952
61,632,994
.
27
net
—V.
Stock
any
July 1, ^1969—
*4*4-subordinated promissory
250,254,361
72,653,802
30,154,442
Jan.
on
—
(par '$l) at $6 per share to its:
Jan.* 6,
19-56,-on the basis of
each share held.
The company
to
2,347,890
267,095,219
income
p.
the rights,
mortgage due to Feb.
5V2%
railway
for
Charlotte, N. C.
4 V2 %
1953
110.
1955
Total
- •
" ~
'
'
,
$19,735,707 $19,247,856 $20,263,365
5,092,629
2,874,517
2,993,350.
1,940,593
1338.
Authorized
4% %
1954
$19,461,521
_J,
income.:.-
oper.
183,
1955
railway...'—
from
Net
a
purchase at
CAPITALIZATION
1—
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
From
of
working
181,.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
-
stock
record
PROCEEDS—The
without
183, p.
As of Dec. 31—
time prior to the expiration
unexercised rights at 1.65 cents
a right and any
portion of the stock which is not pur- *
chased by the stockholders will be offered to the
public
4J/2%
December—
p.
corporation
at $6.50 per share- The
the
1956—48 Wks.—1955
(
.
182,
Group, Inc.,
common
to
date of
$21,433,903 $17,391,065 $253,931,030 $201,797,769
406.
p.
Finance
share
offers
Sales Up—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Sales
183,
8.— 1.
I;
.
Grand Union Co.—Current
—V.
Feb.
0.03309
offered
capital.—V.
on
of
5%
:
".
to
The
1674.
filed
27
shares
share
per
underwriting.
p.
Jan.
on
of synthetic rubber,
steel wire and glass fiber'
by this corporation to handle hot ou used in
of
asphalt arid other tarvia
type V roads,
it
was-
stockholders
i
ry.
income—
oper.
Incorporated Investors—Assets Reach Record High—
made
the
shares of
,
(L. F.) Grammes & Sons, Inc., Allentown, Pa.—Files—
The
-
ry.
developed
Offered;—The
557.
p.
from
revenue
operations
Net
plant
for
hose
new
been
Home
highest
;He potnted out that sale of the plant would afford employment relief
counts
Net
,
Net
'U. '■
of
which offered to pay $11,000,000 for the
bid received by the government for the
$5,800,000. In the original disposal program, Goodrich-Gulf
highest price received by the government for any of the
rubber plants sold at that time.
paid the
synthetic
r;
2C19.
p.
•
A
Goodrich-Gulf,
second
182,
; Hewitt-Robins Ine*—New Product—
has
announced
testified
to
The
general corporate purposes.—V,
"Deficit.—V.
security
operator
President
Burt,
Institute.
at
corporation on Jan. 25 filed a letter of notification with the;covering 7,400 shares of common stock (par $1) .to be offered at
per share, without underwriting;
The proceeds are to be used;
$'6.75
Ohio.
plant
facility.
of
capable
William 'I.
Mr.
capacity
shortage,
plant
rubber
SEC
to private industry so that it may
made avaiable in
the face of
a
the Senate Banking Committee was
2.
in
hi
an
the
world
synthetic
immediately
Its
and
Feb.
on
-"It
to
13-year-old
sold
be
Co.—Affiliate Seeks Plant—
income
183, p. 5.
34,359,898
8
The Commercial and Finavxnal Chronicle
(772)
Ended
sales
Net
Cost
Oct.
—
of
-
31—
vv
v
:
revenue
Other
income
Provision
Net
for
income
on
Book
com.
of company share owners at
approximately 106,000, an increase
fiscal year was
1955
*****
$4b.42
number
total
OWNERS—The
SHARE
oa
of about 5,000 for the year.
The issuance of common stock
,
continued during 1955 to employes
participated in the Employes' Common Stock Subscription Plan
1953. A total of 192,743 shares of common stock was issued during
who
of
employes or their legal representatives.
At Oct. 31, 1955, there remained unissued 30,464 shares of common
stock for which employes
have subscribed.
Final distribution under
the Plan will be made as of July 1, 1956.
the
14,694
to
year
1955 fiscal year, on Dec. 17, 1954, Inter¬
national Harvester Credit Corp.,
which finances both wholesale and
retail notes receivable
for the company,
arranged to borrow $18,000,000 from
the New York Life Insurance Co. on
a
3'/2%
sub¬
ordinated promissory note, with an option to borrow an additional
$2,000,000 on the same terms.
On Sept. 15, 1955, the Credit Corporation exercised the option and
borrowed the additional $2,000,000. The total borrowing of $20,000,000
in the
FINANCES—Early
Harvester Co.
the
$7,100,000,
This
of
Mr.
represents
Last
Nafziger said,
more than a
year's pre-tax
earn¬
stated
bookings
Jan.
on
Nearly
placed
by
dealers
for
Spring
the
sale
the
of
plant
$13,800,000 at the time title passed.
increase in orders this year over the same period
above.—V.
180,
and
fiscal
and
ington
plant
"Our
year
in
Aug.
and
Stroudsburg
companies
fiscal
will
year
loss
31,
as
months
result
a
a
severe property,
shutdown at the Worth¬
despite
1955,
two
a
of
there
damage
flood
the
sales
combined
a
Increased
1954.
add
had
substantially
CAPITALIZATION AS
OF NOVEMBER 30,
1955
Authorized
stock
in
22,
Investors
Delaware.
1955,
per
share.
the
open-end
1,000,000 shs
$1)
(par
International
Incorporated
initial capital
Its
by
Outstanding
13,460 shs.
the
incorporated
$121,140 was
was
of
private
subscription
of
diversified
Dec.
on
for
sales
this
to
five
paid
in
This
New
1956,
York
its
to
shares
of
This
investment
registration
its
capital
corporation
Southern
in
$9
management
investment company of
the specialized services
security analysis and continuous portfolio supervision, the Fund
offers Investors the benefits of its specialization In the problems of'
is
It
a
addition
In
type.
to
providing
foregin exchange,
foreign
taxation
foreign
and
economic
political
and
conditions.
International
Investors
Incorporated's principal
Investment
objective
capital
appreciation based on the long-term economic and produc¬
development of the Free World outside the United States.
In
general, its policy is to diversify investments among foreign industrial,
raw
material,
public
utility,
transportation
or
financial
securities
which, in the judgment of the management, have the greatest pros¬
pects for growth. However, it may also invest in foreign government
tive
IT. 8. Treasury securities and
rent Income into consideration.
and
C.
election
Eck,
van
the
to
Jr.,
board
of
in selecting Investments, take
of
as
31,
1956."
Nevada
filed an amendment on Feb. 7,
covering an additional 100,000
52.
company
178,
p.
directors
addition
In
n,
Seaman's
Claiborne
The
deposit
considering entering the gypsum business,
7 by Leslie M. Cassidy, Chairman of the
signed
is
and
Feb.
on
option
an
on
large
a
Exploration
Department
deposits
in
other
parts
of
gypsum
York,
Jan
C.
partner,
Savings
Pell,
Balknap
Patterson,
Bank,
director,
Washington,
President,
Amsinck,
Panthaleon
van
Royal Dutch
Petroleum
Frank
Eastern
Mr.
Wheaton,
C.,
D.
H.
and
retired
Eck.
van
located
the
as
Hard
retired
Ltd.
Gordon
Insurance
H.
&
gypsum
of
Shell
Las
Hulton
Van
and
Merwin
enter the gypsum business,
such
gypsum
board, plaster lath and plaster, and gypsum
substantially augment the present line of Johns-
company
would
determine
the
Exploration
Co.
transfer
is
Custodian;
and
agent;
The
First
Nevada
deposit's
will
Department
Patterson,
commercial
diamond
begin
soon
3%
ended
from
ended
the
second
Dec.
31,
$22,282,396
Dec.
31,
Chemical
&
for
amounted
the
second
to
fiscal
year,
$21,632,515,
This
1955
sales
were
quarter
of
the
of
Earnings
1955,
in
were
1954.
compared
were
at
thp.
preceding
income
$576,850
after
$2,005,283.
to
1955,
11
Both
sales
and
adversely
the
of
the three
competitive
will
be
30,
during
break-even
industry,
after
78
from
six
the
tax
the
for
six
ended
months
for
to
The
in
earnings for
on
2,331,687
cents
a
share
same
the
shares
on
31,
period
$454,850
months
six
outstanding
the
the
six
months
costly
four
than
since
several
stages.—V.
were
183,
p.
for
of
the
ended
Dec.
31,
strike
corresponding
the
burden
a
to
corporation's
earnings,
for the
according
an
six
new
have
estimate
Jan.
made
1,
Feb.
1956,
8
in
The
Earnings after taxes
a
7.5%
are
expected to exceed $3,420,000,
increase
the
Page-
669.
p.
and
of 3,300
toiletries
on
shares
at
3
Feb.
Net
months
over
earnings last
R.
the
L.
highest
SVfe.
3,490,487
3,128,117
2,823,627
8,993,785
6.
p.
1955—Month—1954
from
revenue
183,
54,383,517
$697,397 $13,022,759
$420,653
$11,210,809
2G.299
Stores
Lerner
918,646
8,254,374
5,909,599
Corp.—January Sales Off—
Per. End. Jan. 31—
1956—Month—1955
$8,719,605
183,
55,888,474
6.
p.
Sales
—V.
5,014,700
ry.
income—
oper.
ry.
1955—12 Mos—1954
$5,712,097 $68,911,233 $65,594,326
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$8,851,835
$160,949,451 $151,038,295
210.
p.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—January Sales Up—
of L-O-P were slightly above the first month of last
the average monthly sales for 1955, it was an¬
sales
January
and
3%
above
Feb.
on
7.
facilities
New
plate glass manufacture—grinding, polishing and
Toledo factory, part of a $50,000,000 expansion
East
reported to be in production.—V. Ib2, p. 2021.
are now
program,
.
for
the
(Thomas J.) Lipton Inc.—Acquisition—
tea and soup producing firm officially announced
acquisition of Vitality Mills Inc. of Chicago, effective last
well known
This
on
Feb.
the
2
27.
According to
Robert
animal
and
poultry
President
Ammon,
Chairman and President of Lipton,
wholly owned subsidiary of Thomas J. Lipton
Smallwood,
Vitality will operate as
Inc., and will continue
a
to
market
feeds
of
in
purchased,
a full line
of dog food and other
under the Vitality trade
name.
Ray
N.
will remain in charge of the subsidiary.
cash deal—but for an undisclosed amount,
Vitality
a
negotiations for which had been in progress for many months—all of
the
stock, plants, equipment
(including its Chicago grain elevator)
and
inventories
Chicago,
of
Vitality
Mills
Inc.
from
Brothers
Rosenbaum
of
111.
currently operates from Chicago a general feed business
with
dtstrioution
primarily
in
the
Midwest
and
Southwest,
and
packages dry dog food at Monmouth, 111., for distribution through feed
stores and also grocery stores in certain selected areas.
For the
present, Lipton plans to operate Vitality on a "business
as
usual" basis, maintaining and improving the subsidiary's position
in the dog food and formula feeds for livestock and poultry markets.
Currently. Vitality's annual sales amount
to
about
$5,000,000.—
V. 182, p. 1569.
Vitality
facilities,
and
it
for
$18,600,000
occupies
subsidiaries
J.,
N.
of
approximately
function
40,000
square
in
on
square
N.
Bronx,
Ligjit Co.—Plans Financing—In¬
quarterly
December—
from
50
and
program
Net
ry.
cents
cents
45
from
used
be
to
Gross
from
ry.
1954
$4,067,564
1953
from
$3,675,656
1,796,796
899,351
1,019,388
1,198,386
907,370
525,825
45,585,192
40,809,848
47,861,404
47,442,915
19,744,439
16,688,019
17,897,991
19.887,311
8,011,340
railway.
8,112,243
8,403,717
7,884,118
Oklahoma
Gulf
&
1954
1953
1952.:
$362,346
$399,421
$586,935
20.821
271,741
360,642
138,922
railway
from
from
ry.
—V.
189,606
income—
91,354
94,613
41,164
.
,
Income
pay
corporation
2,020,350
on
120,000
Feb.- 6
shares
shares
by
the
Kassel
for mining expenses,
Kearney
& Trecker
Kresge
Month of January—
Los
"
■
Telephone
Co.
(Calif.)—Stock
Offering—
stock
7, 1956, for 18,737 additional shares of common
(par $10) at $16 per share on the basis of 0.365
for
6S9.
each
share
The
notes,
and
BUSINESS—Company was
1910, and has its principal
Los
Gatos,
Calif.
(with
be
to
are
for
pay
an
oversubscription
underwritten.
not
was
proceeds
equipment
purchase
held
offering
net
executive
used
to
of
$115,000
pay
improvements.
incorporated
in
California
offices
at
Nov.
on
Montebello
11
16,
Way,
"
3,485,231
classified
business
1,384,150
tories.
It
operates
Clara
filed
_a
letter
of
notification
company.
The
proceeds
are
133,
the
to
be
used
etc.
p.
Calif.,
Louisiana
&
and
in
Novato,
Marin
County,
.
Calif.—
Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
December—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
1954
1955
railway____
$2,439,527
1953
1952
$2,225,280
$2,427,442
$2,315,150
934,860
148,164
863,747
410,564
509,130
243,945
530,072
28,497,951
25,554,568
30,476,140
26,461,855
12,895,729
10,256.651
11,430,148
9,976,647
6,038,569
railway
5,321,896
6,002,717
4,854,939
1,063,988
income
,
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
Corp.
advertising in conjunction with its telephone direc¬
telephone exchanges in Los Gatos and Morgan Hill,
County,
407.
; '
with
of
—
Secondary Offering—A
per
share.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
183,
income
3.
p.
Louisville
from
Net
1956
1955
$20,659,969
$19,955,417
from
Net
Co.—January Sales Higher—
.
railway__j_«
&
Nashville
December—
Inc.—January Sales Increased—
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway
oper.
Jan.
from
from
ry.
income—
RR.-
1955
$18,171,473
4,316,785
3,124,655
-Earnings—
1Qe»4
1952
$17, 209,794 $17,759,036 $20,854,370
3, 623.199
3.858,259
6,359,146
2, 327,456
2,784,093
3,512,222
1—
railway
railway
oper.
income
181.206,433
40.450,201
29,014,734
196, 841,709 232,983,209 226,723,879
35, 779,179
53.476.347
64,115,846
23, 921,779
34,384,306
27,658,917
Calls Series B Bonds—
1956
1955
$4,261,949
p.
the
fore Feb.
Net
January—
sales
183,
with
7.327,189
209.
Lane Bryant,
—V.
notification
-
Gatos
Net
Net
of
2,743,419
^
Sales
Month of
letter
The company on Jan. 20 offered its common stockholders
of record Jan. 15, 1956, the right to subscribe on or be¬
Gross
p.
^os Angeles, Calif.—Files
a
1,428,275
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents
completed.—V. 181, p. 2801.
183,
filed
26
6,557,791
was
—V.
Jan.
on
704,700
4,945,918
!
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$3) was made on Feb. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $12.75
It
company
covering 1,075 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
per share, without underwriting, for the account of two selling
Gross
per
407.
1,818,162:
4,841,296
"..801,700
407.
p.
covering
100,000
*2,008,689
Santa
*
railway
capital stock (par 10 cents)
to be
offered at $2.25 per share, through.First Western Corp., Denver, Colo.
Of the total, 20,000 shares are teing sold by Burt Hamilton Co. and
to
6,868,532
*196,725
$54
V.
The
7,863,772
*1,899,854
company is the exclusive source, within its exchange areas, of
local and long distance public utility telephone service. It also provides
Kassel Base Metals, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
SEC
5,778.349
1,401,088
The
_/v
railway___--I^
oper.
183,
*152,498
53,836,773
8,824,535
183, p.
PROCEEDS—The
1955
^
Net
*414,436
55,855.031
income
oper.
privilege).
Ry.—Earnings-
$450,052
railway
oper,
Net
32,514
56,466,928
share
Income
December—
Gross
■>317,518
61,049,198
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1,051,669
754,538
,
railway
oper.
from
660,346
$4,092,109
183, p. 6.
Gross
226,458
stockholders.
1952
$3,220,548
railway
income.
from
$5,143,061
$4,417,151
679,339
Los Angeles Airways, Inc.,
at
1—
ry.
—V.
1955
railway
Jan.
Net
the
1952
$4,990,344
312,456
railway
railway—.
♦Deficit.—V.
The
Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
oper.
Net
with
1953
$5,077,453
income—
oper.
Net
In
December—
From
1954
1955
railway
railway
from
Gross
SEC
from
notification
of
and
SEC
Kansas City
Gross
letter
a
'
from
Net
to
filed
1
From Jan. 1—
''$12,000,000 financing
dividend
Feb.
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
Y.
Common Stock—
a
on
per
Net
approved
the
corporation
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), through Clarence L. Ailing, 139 No. Virginia Street,
Reno, Nevada.
The proceeds are to be used to buy equipment, retire
current liabilities and for working capital.
($1
67,000
24,000
on
feet
Lo-Kno-Pla Corp., El Cajon, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
fiscal 1955,
or
sixth
dollar
volumewise
in
this
hightly
Its executive offices are in Jersey City, N. J.,
sales
Nafziger,
he said, which
2,399.776
operations
Net
—V.
wholesaler
when its
reached
year of $3,188,418.
This
is equal to $4.02 a share on 763,605 common
shares outstanding, com¬
pared to $3.70 earned per share in the previous year.
sundries
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will
short-term bank debt, he said.—V. 182, p. 1015.
retire
1955
facilities
now
will
by
President.
amounts to
by
183,
209.
fiscal year ended
to
operated
-2,326,297 shares
months'
8,120,365
1,206,940
5,344,238
plans to sell 120,000 shares of preferred stock, probably
is preparing a registration statement to be filed
March, H. B. Munsell, President, announced.
company
the
(S. S.)
history,
sale
a
owned
have
increase
mid-April,
the
Dec.
were
be
share.
per
from
Interstate Bakeries Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings—
in
-
Dividend
directors
The
31,
$39,338,744
months
will
and
Stock .Exchange
reported
Kansas City Power &
creases
ry.
Dec.
6,805,340
1,656,464
$5,764,891
Gross
'
for
by
better
1955,
start-up
Net earnings
on
warehouse
Wholly
feet at Atlantic City,
—V. 183, p. 558.
feet.
Net
1954.
earnings
influenced
considerably
June
American
opened
including
where,
square
Net
phosphate fields which was not settled until Oct. 1/1955. It
anticipated that earnings for the six months ended June 30, 1956
which,
shares
of
Florida
ended
the
on
company, which
believes
it
ranks
fifth
year
previous
months tended
$2,512,283
for
share
a
with
4%
the
with
The
six
Ltd.,
chemical,
drug,
Jersey
bow
The
year.
for
taxes
cents
compared
outstanding at Dec. 31,
were
fiscal
taxes
compared
earnings
with
31,
for
decrease
a
the
equivalent
Dec
corporation
before
Net
Tubes
From Jan. 1—
$37,620,755,
half
first
its
common
1954.
ot
Page-Hershey
New
made
from
Earnings before income taxes amounted to $1,436,359 for the quarter
compared with $1,750,928 for the corresponding period in 1954.
Net
earnings after taxes were $1,314,359, which was equivalent to 52 cents
a
share on the common stock
outstanding, compared with $1,443,928,
which was equivalent to 58 cents a share on the common stock out¬
standing a year Lefore.
Net
pipe mill, which will be owned Jointly by the Steel Co. of
and
ry.
decrease
a
7,549,236
1,569,998
._
(D.) Kaltman & Co., Inc.—Listed in New York—
Corp.—Earns. Off
quarter of its current
1955,
the
Hershey, is scheduled for completion Jan. 1, 1957.
The project is valued at approximately $2,000,000.—V.
Kansas,
International Minerals
Net sales for
months
for
plants.
Net
City Bank of New York,
& Webb, Counsel.—V. 182,
Belknap
equipment
The new
Canada
915.
p.
is
sion
Net
National
$654,526
2,085,752
._
..
income..
expenses
Jan.
he said.
items,"
Fabricating Division plant will build most of
manufacture of large-diameter steel line
a new
pipe mill to be located at
on Feb. 2 by Ernest Ilsley, General
Manager of the company's Fontana and Napa, Calif., Fabricating Divi¬
major
Ltd.,
Treasurer of the fund, and Raymond L. Brittenham is Secretary.
Van Eck Management Corp. is investment adviser; City Bank Farmers
railway...
railway
bending—at
pine (20 inches by 36 inches) for
Wellend, Canada, it was announced
Vice-President
and
913,796
revenue-
is
Nev.,
Henderson,
and
Vegas
possibilities,
the
drilling, trench¬
ing and other exploratory work on the property.
It is expected that
this preliminary work will be completed within a year.—V. 183, p. 209.
J-M
Manage¬
Press,
Eck
is
1,572,231
oper.
examining
country,"
Mr.
property.
Gypsum"
insulating board products and .accessory building
director,
Oil
161,428
700,136
oper.
also
is
the
building materials which now include asbestos-cement roof¬
ing
and
siding shingles,
asbestos-cement sheet
building
materials,
asphalt shingles and
roofing products, asphalt and vinyl floor tile,
Inc.;
Union
63.720
1,047,348
income..
Period End. Dec. 31—
Manville
Roesler,
managing
1952
$540,700
90.268
1—
oper.
183,
1953
1954
$615,114
86,467
Railway
Fiscal
Rand,
1955
$590,720
gypsum
as
sheathing
between
"Lucky
the
"Should
products
York,
New
Fire
Norbert L.
and
director
Trust,
J.
Webb,
International
President
London,
Investment
Mr.
Eck,
van
and
Woodward,
International
Corp.;
Sonne Corp.,
Baron
Co.,
&
Manhattan
director,
519,088
1,159,307
Lehigh Valley R1L—Earnings-
year,
deposit,
known
with
Corp., and North American Newspaper Alliance;
New
to
comprised of:
Irwin
N.
trustee,
Trust
—V.
Corp.—May Enter Gypsum Business—
Johns-Manville
additional
voted
announced- simultaneously the
of Homer D. Wheaton, partner of
Clayton & Wheaton, investment advisers.
the board is
ment
ry.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
statement
stock.—V.
has
announced
was
"The
cur¬
President,
455,642
Board.
on
at
of
Corp.;
from
Net
of
months
Aug.
first
the
figure
182, p. 2688.
Jefferson Custodian Fund,
30,
shares
13,460
404,348
railway
Jan.
Lipton
I. Securities
1,015,029
295,224
Railway
Mr. Jacobsen predicted.—V.
Kaiser Steel Corp.—New Pipe Mill Contract—
Corp., 76 Beaver St., New York, N. Y., 200,000 shares of
capital stock (par $1). The price on Feb. 10 was $9.57
bid—$8.73 asked—on sales of less than $5,000.
3,342,529
981,783
3,500,449
1,285.717
income
oper.
Net
last
11%
of
increase
The corporation's Napa
—This corporation is offering, through I. I.
3,223,717
railway
from
Gross
18.
three
over
this
reported substantial sales and earnings increases
ended
year
equipment
last August
85,444
3,168,593
6.
from
tractors.
All three companies
the
27,077
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
ry.
in
124,271
72,511
DecemberGross
From
parts
$307,832
77,783
railway
p.
Net
equipment
$268,124
74,214
16,333
railway
oper.
183,
from
the
John
ry.
Net
2697.
p.
International Investors, Inc., New York—Stock Offered
Co.;
from
Net
last
Credit Corp.—Financing-
International Harvester
See International Harvester Co.
John
Net
—V.
1952
'
$256,998
70,316
1—
from
Gross
Stroudsburg, Pa., manufacturers of multiple-unit large acreage mowing
To
refrigeration production at the plant was ended during December,
p. 2694,
■
1953
Jan.
1953
1954
$261,941
income
oper.
From
nounced
1955.—V. 181,
is
ry.
1955
railway
railway
30.
66%
a
from
Manufacturing Co.—Sees Record Year—
Cassidy said.
PROPERTY—-The company on Sept. 27
and property of its Refrigeration
Division, located at Evansville, Ind., to the Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.
At the same time the company announced that it was quitting the
manufacture and sale of refrigeration products.
Harvester has owned
the Evansville plant since May, 1946,
The purchaser took title and
possession to the property on Jan. 30, 1956.
The sale price of the Evansville plant and its equipment was $19,000,000.
The depreciated value of this property was approximately
Aug.
from
Net
year have been booked by the companies, Jacobsen;
Johnston Lawn
Mower Corp., Brookhaven, Miss., who offer several different models of
home type reel and rotary mowers; and the Worthington Mower Co.,
SALE OF REFRIGERATION
announced
Capital
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
December—
Gross
the
$217,000,000.
All
exceed
$99,700,000.
delivery in the first
five months of
the
current
fiscal
year,
Sept.
1
through Jan. 31,
indicate the biggest sales year in the
history of this manufacturer of
power mowers and its two subsidiaries, Oscar T. Jacobson, President,
it
fiscal year 1955, International Harvester Credit Corp.
greatest volume of time sales financing in its 6'/2-year
history. Note acquisitions in 1955 totaled approximately $550,000,000.
Notes receivable outstanding at Oct. 31,
1955, totaled Approximately
During
'handled
of
sales
Johns-Manville
proceeds of this borrowing was used to pay the $13,subordinated note which was
held by the International
500,000
Advance
the
of
Part
should
excess
1954
Net
1974.
1,
matures on Nov.
taxes
in
over
Jacobsen
717,068
27,026,262
*3.60
$47.83
common
per
the end of the
$36,303,833
«o
share
—-—7
share———
common
per
$55,501,272
5,717,068
27,500,947
outstanding
shares
value
L.-
pref. stk. $7 per sh.
stk. $2 per sh-.
on
Cash divs. declared
Earnings
—.
—
Cash divs. declared
Common
$56,238,525
6,115,308
26,050,000
$95,597,417
credits (net)
—6,653,855
Federal income taxes—46,750,000
sales—
from
before
sales
on
increase
$94,209,529,
ings were $6,633,418.—V. 182, p. 2790.
830,622,250
107,213,429
947,591,866
122,595,558
gosds
Earnings
based
5%
$994,074,204
$1,165,784,841
sold
Belling and administrative expenses——
Net
1954
1955
—
-
-
Subs.)—Earnings Rise
(&
International Harvester Co.
Years
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
$4,233,835
This company has called for redemption on April l at 101%%
of
the principal amount, $223,000 of first and refunding mortgage 3%7o
bonds, series H, due April 1, 2003.—V. 183, p. 210.
Volume 183
Number 5507...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(773)
Magnavox Co.—Expands Radio-TV Business—
The
Withington
has now completed
radio-television business
to
increase
the
its
next
company
sales
company's
the
as
acquisition
part
volume
to
of
the
fiscal year. The
Magnavox Co. volume
Dec. 31," 1955 was $34,000,000. It is
ended
volume
to
of
for
the
last
the issuer has purchased a substantial
block of stock of a
copper
mining company from Guardian, that the issuer owes Guardian
a
large
portion of the purchase price, and the interests
of officers, directors
and affiliates of the issuer in
sucn copper
mining company.
The Commission's order also
challenges statements in the offering
Sparksprogram
$100,000,000
anticipated
be
the
planned
a
mark
six
tnat
in
months
the
circular
sales
turing
Ireimann,
facilities
certain
of
of
movable
the
tion
the
associated
radio-television
made
to
solve
Sparton is the only
to
selected dealers
line
has been
has
not
manufactured by
the
brand
be
in
with
conflict
Mr.
Freimann also
facturing
major
at
facilities
operation
Jefferson
summer
the
already
owns
portion
of
Co.
its
in
through
own
the
in
the
that
the
Co.
■
large manufacturing
111.,
tract.
issue
of
will
133,
preferred
stock
to
will
its
408.
p.
the
Manhattan
Net
—'
Net
income
profit
Current
—__—
asset's
Current
:
-.
liabilities
Common
:_
i
182, p. 1340..-
W.
6,
1956,
filed
from
covering
Midland
65,500
to
proposes
offer
change for all the issued
National Bank
land
be
common
made
1956.
to
—V.
of
65,500
such
$2.09
each
of
210.
p.
Net
two
stockholders
Net
*
ry.
agreements
assets,
Co.,
and
Inc.
Steamship
of
name
assumption
New
Co.
the
28
providing for
the
(a
Feb.
York
(a
at
the
of
acquisition
the
all
corporation)
Maine
special
a
of
will
of
New
If
of
J.
and
of
Stevenson
and
severally offered
business
cn
Richard
in
ex¬
First
will
consider
the
Prosperity
and
Cuba
Mail
both
to
Jan.
purchase
27,
1956,
from
to
up
of
as
individuals, have "Jointly
holders
75,000
of
record
shares
of
at
the
close
stock
common
Martin-Parry Corp. at $22 per share.
Stock
certificates accom¬
by Letter of Transmittal should be mailed
to Irving Trust
Company, Depositary, One Wall
Street, New York,
panied
to
be
received
not
later
than
3
p.m.
Feb.
on
15, N. Y„ so as
1956.—V. 183, p. 210.
24,
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
Fund, Inc.—
Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
the
of
Boston
investment company filed a
registration statement with
on
Feb. 2, 1956,
covering an additional 5,474,156.881 shares
capital stock.—V. 182, p. 2358.
SEC
its
Massachusetts
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Just
a
again
life
This
new
This
sales
after
of
setting
record
a
for
$70,025,236
for
surpassed by
8.7%
the
established in January, 1955.
is
of
the
41st
month
that
the
the previous year has
new
the
the
this
company
of
month
previous
This
of
of
of
the
2,505,092
603,692
•840,093
236,501
183,774
January.
high
of
*
371,307
261,931
% 7
V;' :
68,881
~ '"-'V"
\v"
C,
Ltd.,
Madison, N. J.—
Exchange Commission— "
also
be
the
of
sale
the
of
to
venture.
units
on
The
partnership
interests
interests
are
to
of
$25,000.
The
"best
a
Madison,
entitled
95%
is
in
minimum
public
efforts"
basis
for
which
receive
from
it
will
Mineral
by
Mineral
receive
a
Projects,
is
—V.
183,
January—
'
of
business
contemplated
tion
that
will
be
will
funds
where
program
employed
to
be
one
or
conduct
will
own
all
project
in
it »has
C's
ratio
same
recovered
Venture
will
its
share
for
The
of
has
company
its
outstanding
called
shares
dividends.
Exchange Bank,
for
of
30
Broad
redemption
preferred
Payments
will
St., New
at
made
York
March
on
stock
be
15,
$25
at
N.
20,
full
of
an
by
(and
oil
an
yet
as
Under
program.
furnish
in
1956,
Y.—V.
183,
Feb.
Securities
and
6, has issued
denying
Exchange
order
an
Regulation
a
for
a
an
denial
prcposed offering
for hearing,
The
for
order
filed
company
the
should
of
purpose
Commission,
be
from
Its
Is
It
Regulation
D
Hartz.—V.
and
the
District
work
on
Province
promoter
Net
It
Net
is
182,
the
the
in
this
financing
to
be
country
to
were
$1
from
from
Gross
Net
will
railway
receive
from)
runs
The
in
in
the
used
13
States
Province
for
of
exploratory
1954
said
the
is
"reasonable
in
the
to
cause
notification
that its use
is
will
N.
be
in
asserts,
and
among other
the
offering
that
misleading
connection
with
the
stock
in
things, that there
circular
respect
of
included
material
facts
Net
ry.
183,
183,
—V.
mining properties,
C.
Vice-President
directors
or
Lilley
and
and
and
director
a
affiliates
of
the
purchase
of
approximately
per
share by
A.
C.
at
42c
of
of
such
cost
stock
Guardian
at
72,200 shares
Lilley
an
of
per
and
the
of
issuer
the
by
the
Associates
in
83,000
and
of
of
the
A.
C.
and
and
of
fact
that the
to
the
issuer
A.
the
to
1953
C.
Lilley,
officers
to
from
ry.
stock
McLean,
sale
of
has
purchasers
made
of
or
such
proposes
shares
and
posed public offering of stock may be used
to
Act
and
at
the
such
$46,930,
make
that
for
an
the
598,669
Net
ry.
22,000,504
4,506,993
20,543,381
4,268,088
4,981,704
as
that
well
of
purpose;
as
of
1,788,063
2,124,090
New
22,901,461
York
preferred
and
(7)
out¬
North
transfer,
$2
1954
1953
1952
$195,999
$188,562
$214,956
$241,317
51,981
39,287
34,675
2,408,453
2,741,101
2,693,299
676,556
557,341
673,467
674,252
income
265,4^5
225,709
262,678
205,480
408.
Net
preferred
stock,
for
public
$100
sale
The
par.
at
company
competitive
proposes
482,554
142,079
price
The
redemption
sinking fund
101.34%
and
of
New
York
2358.
p.
Trust
acquisition
or
on
Co.,
oper.
Inc.,
on
March
Room
1600,
1
receive
250
Park
bids
Ave.,
Co.,
A
group
of
purpose
of
ment
ing
$484,832
$447,167
$518,178
217,855
164,572
1954
in
Louis
to
is
E.
5,730,642
5,523,525
1,930,931
2,164,825
1,991,011
1,286,871
965,330
875,455
among
RR.—Stockholders' Group Formed—
in
this
company have organized with the
reorganization and future manage¬
released from a 22-year receivership, the
that
the
railroad
*18,952
2,335
40,415
18,815
63,313
41,390
1,648,764
Shecter,
to
the
history,
is
out
smoothly
Chairman
of
the
group,
serve
as
help the
MOP
accomplish its
growth
strength and support for the new
of
the
new
stockholders
27 security and bond holders.
Baltimore, Md., advertising agency,
a
large number of stocks and bonds
the
carried
Council
and
Security Owners' Council will, accord¬
I
1,852,238
183,
118,662
2,642,537
362,710
2,328,125
337,999
489,684
income—
480,350
667,661
493,541
began
98,950
6.
p.
Jan.
on
26
filed
of
letter
a
common
the
Co.
of
notification
to
are
be
to
to
this
(par $10)
employees of
to
pursuant
of
to
used
said
the
Employees
reimburse
shares
Radiator
&
with
stock
market
be
the
offered
company
Stock
Pur¬
the
company, in part,
open
market.—V. 182,
the
on
Corp.—Merger Effective—
Standard
-
•
•
Sanitary
%
Corp.
•
.
Ended
Dec.
31—
above.—V.
183,
%
.
1955
1954
$
Sales
before
Federal
Federal
$
196,423,090 182,172,687
taxes
17,896,170
9,320,000
15,141,407
8,576,170
taxes
earnings
In
share—
per
C.
Shaw,
7,418,407
7,723,000
1955
and
year
end.
of
the
For
of
the
earnings,
averaged
$648,261
1954,
the
Board,
stated
for
298
the
stores
sales
303
and
In
North
Carolina,
S.
a
in
its
ago.
first
President,
new
record
operation
average
construction,
year
and
$3.28
Mack,
set
stores
produced
company has 31 locations under
with 21 at the same time a
locations
J.
and
that
$611,318.
The
$3.98
—
Chairman
announcing
front the
sales
lease,
These
at
option
or
include
locations
in
in
the
store
per
addi¬
Georgia,
Florida.
decrease
current
for
informally in November
the MOP.
of
last
year.
of
Net
ry.
Gross
first
operation.—V.
file
required
183, p.
210.
St. Louis
&
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
$3,332,154
$3,055,507
1,009,281
667,692
$3,690,921
1,348,165
621,313
581,810
426,956
698,322
30,091,368
35,955,311
5,072,785
income
8,834,588
39,945,546
11,278,934
41,228,205
12,157,770
2,904,264
railway
4,650,266
5,837,654
6,153,394
6.
company,
the
registration
increase
13
1—
oper.
with
an
May
2,435,705
railway
Narragansett
This
1955,
$3,193,847
Income™
Jan,
from
The
in
1955
oper.
from
ry.
on
increased $2,433,698 to reflect the
increase in sales and
stores
railway
railway
Net
during
stock
funds. Working capital at
year end reflected
$6,748,970, with current assets of $51,075,887 and
$17,889,566, a ratio of 2.86 to 1. Merchandise
from
from
paid
of
Nashville, Chattanooga
Net
were
outstanding preferred
December—
Gross
Net
Organization
only
were
in number
share
accumulated
of
inventories
per
1954.
all
liabilities
—V. 183, p.
Mr. Shecter said,
Mr. Shecter, a
principal in
Shecter and Levin, himself
$2.12V2
of
$9,498,600 of
9.
manage¬
group,
of
$2 paid in
Retirement
potential
"volunteer
stockholders."
strength
$195,384
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
Year
From
Railroad
organize
holds
of
85,496
friction.
around
the
89,575
5,274,934
recently
Pacific
board
help
Current
151,865
1,428,707
American
internal
Missouri
to
ment
MOP,
1952
$167,652
3,668
income—
purcnase
Dividends
5,656,930
it
1953
$126,688
32,681
225,475
2,391,737
to
1975%
1952
83,730
stockholders
seeing
the
advisory
and
of
1,
$155,607
1—
of
Alabama
81,262
Missouri Pacific
Broadway,
Inc.—January Sales Higher
1955
proceeds
tional
$351,427
income
$250,000
Payment
New York,
RR.—Earnings—
railway
American
W.
(EST)
111.
p.
100
1956,
March
interest.
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$58,522,569 $53,462,027 $1,058,185,674
$961,367,871
Broadway Holding
Earnings
March 1 for Both Issues—
1953
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
183,
1,
due
accrued
:
&
670.'
Net
1954
Net
—V.
bonds
expenditures
1955
railway
railway
March
on
Plan.
Profit
bidding.
17, N. Y., for the purchase from it of
$4,000,000 first
bonds due March 1, 1986 and 40,000 shares of cumulative
stock (par $100).—V. 183, p. 6.
from
$5,622,692
14,584
Mullins Manufacturing
SEC—
be
railway.
railway
1955—12 Mos.—1954
23,931
railway
railway
cost
See
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
3,
$4,000,000 of
first
mortgage bonds," due
1986,
and
from
from
1956,
3,751,114
compared
Gross
time
30,
$5,529,792
2469.
p.
to
June
$1,871,578
corporation
The
p.
are
to
$2,013,389
covering 7,228 shares
per share less than
chase
17,082
securities
extended
$152,132
210.
oper.
of
and
65,794
of
be
2469.
Morrison Knudsen Co., Inc.—Files With
SEC—
at
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
The
the
approving* this
1955—Month—1954
$440,860
$446,247
from
The
13,920
these
mortgage
without
pro¬
The
the
by
$136,247
♦Deficit.—;V.
2,236,425
company will up to 11 a.m.
office of Southern Services,
the
longest
rescis¬
the
transferred
5,583,057
1,8j5,8G9
Bids to Be Received
The
at
10c
sale
were
its >order
order
p.
railway
from
Net
applied toward the construction
property additions and improvements.
Construction
estimated at $12,396,205 for 1956.
(5)
stock
Power
3,516,403
at
Jan.
282,444
13,068
Net proceeds
contingent
offer
proceeds
1950
income.
oper.
283,063
Gross
21,926
shares
offer
and
Associates;
of
Electric,a\l
opers.
ry.
p.
from
1952
$2,024,036
2,486,154
covering
40,000
the
by the
average
price of 65c
per
share;
(6)
the
sale
issuer's stock in the United States in
violation of
the registration
requirements of the Securities
liability on account thereof in the amount of
sion
of
issuer's
Edgar
and
granted
other
Lilley and
shares
share to Guardian,
properties
stock
interest
issuer,
Associates
such
its
Co.
1956,
Mo.,'
Mexico,
294,115
182,
183,
174,347
income
This company
ry.
options covering 800,000 shares
in
304,613
Montour
Net
$1,604,696
Mississippi Power Co.—Registers With
Net
A.
In
182,
revenue-
Per. E'nd. Jan. 31—
408.
p.
the
Sales
for
p.
from
(4>
under
Electric
June, 30,
..
Net
1955
oper.
Net
to
to
.
railway.
railway
from
Net
—V.
Gross
acquired its
order
an
Union
*
*18,715
railway-—
railway
1
oper.
offering
issuer
Issued
water: properties
Missouri
Montgomery Ward
320,480
income—
from
such,
sellers;
has
408.
p.
Y.—Y.
*
179,442
from
ry.
offering of McKenzie Northern
"would operate as a fraud and
deceit upon the
purchasers of
securities."
More particularly, the order
alleges that the issuer's
circular fails to disclose (1) that Guardian
Securities Ltd.,
Laurentide (Chibougainau) Mines
Ltd., and Wallace F. McQuade are
affiliates of, and control the
issuer; (2) the stock
ownership of the
officers and directors of the issuer in
Guardian and
Laurentide; (3)
transactions between the issuer and its affiliates
whereby the issuer
hold¬
lands
expenses-
made
119,455
—
December—
believe"
false
of
Electric.
redemption
From
20,940,709
oper.
from
as
the Commission
growth
\
8,
company has called for
first mortgage 3%%
its
at
$1,706,407
railway——
railway
from
ry.
Net
are
stock
economic
the
oper.
183,
$1,616,650
from
Gross
of
common
the
\
*
Feb.
the
December—
1955
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
whether
offered
and
be
stock
with
fr.
rev,
of
by Mrs. Clinton Davidson and Mrs. Raymind E.
ry.' oper income—
From Jan. 1—
provides
par
in
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
proposed
capital
to be employed
agreed-upon share of the
said operator.
Venture C
2689.
p.
Net
Act
company's properties,
located
in
McKenzie
Township,
Quebec.
Henri Rene Emond of Montreal
is listed as the
the company and
Roslyn M. H. DuBoyce of Lachine
of
its order,
and
Columbia
of
its
sell
cash
..
granted.—V.
oper.
ry
—V.
share of costs until such time as
investment in said
project, following which
December—
order
the
of
President.
In
of
Proceeds
that
common
then
available
Power & Light
Co., its subsidiary.
•
witb a plan for dissolution and
liquidation
Co., former parent of Union
Union
oper.
Railway
explora¬
Minneapolis &, St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
on
Dec. 20,
1955,
registration for a
from
of
to
was
Gross
question
notification
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
permanent.
exemption
proposed public offering of 388,816 shares
at
65'/2C per share.
The securities were
Quebec.
The
the
on
made
on
temporarily
under
'
on
Missouri
complying
is
owned one-half each
1956,
announced
the
would
its
granting a request of
six-months extension,
further
dispose
common
Railway
and a Di¬
and
Raymond E. Hartz is Vice-President,
Secretary and a
Director.
Clinton Davidson, Jr., is the
only other Direc!or,
Its srock
Quebec,
of 1933
registration
request,
or
an
was
Act
this company.
upon
vacated
obtaining
it
the Securities
exemption
of stock by
opportunity
the
D
under
by
Act
408,
p.
McKenzie Northern Mines, Ltd.,
Montreal,
Canada—Stock Offering Suspended—
The
all
and
Corn
of
MOP
unselected
From Jan. 1—
Chemical
59%
and
the
increasing
income-
Railroad,
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
,
rector;
Gross
share
per
the
lease,
thus
Pacific
the
announced
a
to
American
which
ownership in the working interest will be reduced
contemplated that the net proceeds of this
offering
will
be
largely employed in drilling of initial or exploratory wells.
Mineral
Projects,
Inc.,
was
organized
under
Delaware
law
on
Sept. 12, 1955.
Clinton Davidson is President, Treasurer
by one-third.
Net
accrued
preferred
a
for
cash
and
dated Dec. 28,
1950, ..the Commission specified as
a
condition to its
approval that,
within
six
months
thereof or such
further time as
the Commission
may
grant upon
good cause shown, Union Electric
shall "cause
the disposition of its
interest in Missouri's- water
and
ice properties and
businesses and Missouri's, electric
properties located »
at Clinton, Mo.
.*."
By previous orders the Commission
has extended ; until Dec. 31,
1955, the time for compliance with
the condition set forth
in
the
1950
order.
Except
for
Missouri's
water
properties
located
at
Mexico, Mo.,
the properties
required
to
be
disposed of
pursuant to the 1950 order have since
been disposed of.
Union
Electric
and
Missouri
have
stated
that
they
have
been
unable in the exercise of due
diligence to dispose of Missouri's water
properties
at
Mexico
and
that diligent
efforts
will
continue
to be,
made with all prospective
purchasers to dispose of such
properties;,
and upon the basis
thereof the
companies requested that
its
as
December—
(F. H.) McGraw & Co.—Calls
Preferred Stock—
current
Texas
v
was
connection
American
conduct
partners.
operators
for
undertaken
in
limited
employed
pay
or
projects
working interests
the
by
be
oil
drilling
C
to
we)ls
the
will
more
a
operator's contract,
Venture
by said contracting operator,
of
supplied
obtained
in
1955
$6,205,703
of
new
month.
revenues
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
1956
the
such
the
program.
of
Company
for
partner.
to
necessary
1879.
$6,534,245
210.
p.
It
which
standing
in
partnership
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales
Up—
Sales
SEC,
Missouri
SEC
Month of
expansion
Holding
North
the general
compensation received by the
general
the basis of one-sixteenth of the
gross
plus a share in net profits or losses of
on
partnership
be
commission
Inc.,
the
computed
are
Projects
Venture C
proportion to the ratio of the general partner's
capital
total capital until such time as there
is a net cumulative
profit
after which it will be entitled
to 25%
of the
profits of Venture C.
According to the prospectus, the general
partner and one limited
partner have each contributed the sum of
$5,000 as capital of the
partnership;
and
the
balance
of
the
funds
corresponding
181, p.
2,076,521
749,985%
<
of
the
system
The
the
to
ordinary
monthly
exceeded.—V.
~
183, p. 408. /;
in
for
which
Net
production
been
mark,
production
2,083,923
•:%
interests
sold
partner,
Net
month
all-time monthly
with
be
Gross
record
$64,474,745
month
the
to
year
broke its
insurance
to
Co. —-Breaks
Monthly Record—
259
*26,823
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering $4,000,000 of participations in
capital as limited
1956,
cost
Weininger,
'27,080
*19,205
~
of
of
slate
board
that
Missouri Power & Light
Co*—Time to Dispose of Water
In
corporation
7,
Ltd.,
Tenders of Stock Sought—
T.
2,273,626
r,'-<
'
Projects-Venture
partnership
and
plans are approved,
"Ward Industries
Corp."
be
3,092
all
new
said
are:
of
$75,000,000,
Properties Extended—<
1952
$156,240
*28,420
Registers With Securities and
Feb.
5%
The
The
York
1953
$125,458
for
eithef
.
Mineral
Co.
substantially all
liabilities,
and
corporation).
surviving company
meeting
1954
:
this
$30,000,000
99-year lease
negotiation
Southwest.
owned
$159,052
a
Consideration
within
*22,928
income
oper.
'
9,568
income
Deficit.—v.
Feb.
rate of 6V2 shares of Marine Mid¬
share of First National common.
The offer is to
First National common of
record on Feb. 24,
on
1955
the
Shecter
in
tentative
a
desirability of increasing MOPAC
ings, already sizable, in the Denver &
Rio Grande RJR.
5. A
comprehensive study of mineral and oil
potentials of
owned by the MOPAC.—V.
183, p. 670.
1
■,/%
to
place
.
A
4.
,
Mr.
sometime
|
campaign to make the business communities of
Texas, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri more aware of the
importance of the Missouri Pacific
Director
a
take
drafted
presented
projects
least
own
holdings
major
a
had
control.
named
at
MOP
Upon
of the
E.
$180,492
railway.-—.:
railway
from
Marine
Martin-Parry Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions—
The
H.
of
be
will
four ..weeks.
reduction.
the
T&P
3.
$130,362,000
RR.—Earnings—
Gross 4rom
offered
on
stock.
will
recommended
Negotiation of
which
for
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$8,854,000 $138,792,000
elected
by
railway.;
From Jan. 1—
.•«
208,124
shares
stock
common
Valley
ry.. oper,
3,414,441
Herkimer, at the
for
holders
183,
approximately
outstanding
and
8
railway
from
Net
471,302
-
registration statement with the SEC
shares of its $5 par common stock.
a
2.
of
This
This corporation
Feb.
on
December—
Marine Midland Corp.,
Buffalo, N. Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
f
$9,016,000
Douglas has been
announced
Net
$2.30
,
—V.
1956—Month—1955
debt
about
Council
assume
be
membership
in
the
which
they
Application
bond
Inc.—January Sales Up—
15,666,873
208,124
.
share
1.
of
Mo.,
that
probably
list
Council
Louis,
said
when
will
The
•
,
210.
Midland
•
its
$435,048
2,834,285
shares
per
board
Its
of this
corporation, it*
Martin, President.
Mr. Douglas is
the founder and President, of
the Republic Foil & Metal
Mills, Inc., of
Danbury, Conn.—V. 183, p. 559.
^
was
,
*
$480,570
16,389,057
.____
.
Earned
of
1954
520,617
—
*
:
Metal & Thermit Corp.—New
Director—
a
$18,577,479 $17,413,923
1,001,187
906,350
taxes
taxes——
base
certain
on
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$3,377,974
$3,376,926 $61,411,032 $60,654,888
—
183, p.
John
defense
:
.-1955
—_________
before income
directors
%v.
$6,000,000
a
255.
Sales
a
house
the
,
,
.
Federal
has
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Six Months Ended Dec.
31—
Sales
not
180, p.
Gross
Shirt
faults
manu¬
expansion
~
either
Co.—January Sales Up Slightly—
-
Per. End. Jan. 31—
company
will
in
sold
the
subsidiary
for
work."
Mercantile Stores Co.,
—V.
now
,
•
:
—V.
dealers.
facility
finance
this
McLellan Stores
be
previously
brands
business
recently
convertible
that
for
where
This
the
business.—V.
this
company
area
company's expanding electronic
industrial fields. The
company
has
and
two
of
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
Greeneville, Tenn., and is building another
plant
Tenn. A building program will also be
started this
Champaign-Urbana,
a
of
distribution
same
The
area.
factory
distribution
is expanding
company
Tennessee
the
personnel
The
deposits";
metal
beds
the
of
St.
or
Shecter
recommendations
in
plants and sold under
they be sold through the
stated
problems.
instruments
sales
exploration
of
conduct
from
where
of
at
City,
in
The
line
result
acquisi¬
marketing
direct
markets
A
and
"excellent
meeting
York
Mr.
"offer
an
excellent
exploratory chance of locating, areas of
importance"; and that "Mineraiizeu areas such as prevail
neighboring properties should be outstanding anomalies as to the
only
The
purchased.
sold
but
precious
to
claims
manufac¬
acquired,
or
respect
official
New
economic
on
the
manufacture
basis.
Soarks-Withington
will
nor
secondary
developed.
Spartan
the
were
were
line
of
none
company's
franchise
Magnavox
of
name
associated
in
been
the
that
the
the
television
solid
a
with
business
of
some
other
on
largely
Magnavox
announced
Sparks-Withington Co.
assets
Sparton
was
President,
with
metals
gained from the acquisition of the Spartan business
will
from
$15,000,000
to
$20,000,000
in
radio-phonograph-television
sales to the
company's annual business.
add
Frank
9
that
a
Electric
Co.—Bids
subsidiary
Securities
statement
and
with
of
New
Exchange
respect
to
March
England
sale
at
20—
Electric
Commission
System,
this
will
month
col*petitiY«
a
bidding
)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
(774)
of
$10,000,000
•^Bids 6for
principal
of
amount
issue
received on
Electric Co., 15
is
one
since
Exchange
The
corporation
expansion
New
1901.
is
products
distributed
are
Products
Distillers
National
filed
corporation
182,
oiiered
dent
Months
12
Ended
Dec.
Operating
>
,
taxes
expenses
1955-7
60,399,632
Corp.
1912.
p.
.
$13,581,032 $12,442,447
r
1
inet)
—-—
13,073
11,264
i—
$13,594,105
$12,453,711
;
deductions
-—.2,963,064
-
income
Net
Preferred
$10,631,041
and
proceeds
Balance
—
Common
stock,
without
.amounted to 3,337,475
company.
INCOME
before
taxes
taxes
Net
ry.
$7,853,958
$9,054,109
;
31,
Dec.
1955
1954
.
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
ry.
•
£'2,352,
202,554
104,843
*5,481
124,574
27,069
Dividends
—,V.
;
—
paid in cashpaid in stock——
Dividends
183, p.
railway.——
Income...
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
183,
1,393,878
1,486,800
743,400
Net
assets
Asset
408.
The
shares
ibis
issue.
to the
—V.
issue
will
834,976
shareholders
to
calls
for
to
meet
bidding
shares.
common
l-for-12 basis,
a
on
for
thereafter
early
registration
a
total
Northeastern RR.
&
Earnings-
from
from
Net
ry.
$932,814
$1 155,082
railway
$3,260,671
$1,014,000
617,521
income...
566,711
602,192
223,859
272,615
456,849.
494,428
the
from
oss
Net
from
et
I
rv.
13,273,597
11,808,222
13,629,742
12,620,903
6,037,362
4,262,592
6,715,622
5.842,83.)
2,434,077
railway
1,671,727
2,544,360
1,800,989
income..
for
50
entitled
Texas & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1955
railway....
Net
from
J:et
ry.
$520,557
375,042
149,180
280,058
676,607
income
oper.
from
7,484,125
223,238
277,300
7,645,051
8,805,447
N.
full
183,
are
exchanged
2,621,374
shares
2,893,774
Kaltman-common
out
Railway
Net
oper.
directors
at
In
all
ry.
603,721,215
New
13,062,812
14,458,440
158,945,141
8,332,971
73,897,427
33,034,962
times
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
l et
from
Met
ry.
V<t.
—V.
3,166,041
4,714,683
1,239,684
162,296,845
144,921,630
167,364,177
from
ry.
52,206,001
42,941,452
53,503,842
the
on
Inc.,
Co.
the
21,872,585
-from
the
from
Net
of
the
at
of
New
stock
stock
otherwise
certificates
will
not
stockholdesr
a
business
the
and
will
July
on
office
ry.
120
or
18,665,246
21,771,899
1955
1954
$395,977
issue
will
retain
1,275,000
1,500,000 shares of tne.
of
that
$320,733
806,214
96,419
264,979
751,345
57,873
business
and
condition- of
the
4.379,624
4.159,794
4,105,908
Ry.—Earnings—
1,619,976
1,533,471
1,591,787
762,814
640,954
632,589
742,071
$488,091
Net
Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
(Me.)—To Be
Acquired. See Martin-Parry Corp. above.—V. 179,
Rutherfurd,
Chairman
and
the
of
1050.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1954
1953
Finance
condition,
<
f
the
various
adequacy of
amounts
held
tive
to
'The
ri.ted
the
"V
allowances
Dec.
final
in
elded
for
ana
Committee
credit
of
net
of
laid
during the
$4,087,000
simply
final
a
of
the
1952
pay
increase
accounts
of
well
as
held
$308,000
a
as
J :>r
suspense
of
numerous
re-
income
for
$1,118,000
lesser
$1,794,000
revenues
19o4.
As
,
reported
October
ftua
ures.
The
in
totaled
$155,119,000
as
against
for
charges!
cars
sold
$149,987 000
•
floods
New
1955
•
income
taxes__
1,901,533
operating taxes__
1,081,218
992,048
12,376,889
11,189,449
operating
1,995,585
1,953,067.
22,868,126
20,190,769
1,849,587
1,816,3C3
21,203,511
18,743,036
—V.
183,
Northwestern
Pacific
Decembor—
Gross
fr.m
RR.-
-Earnings—
from
Net
ry.
1955
railway
$927,583
108,674
*1,051,164
frcm
6,130
*34,962
7 *80,051
"231,666
Net
from
Net
ry.
13,318,625
railway,.-..railway,,—_
14,272.233
income—
vl/,u^
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
183,
7
i3.040,688
13,253,372
4,322,511
3,326,530
2,974,270
9oe,921
2,627,905
668,813
13,762
403.
p.
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Files Suit
Against
Court
the
company
instituted legal action
the State of New York against
latter
firm
marketing
Norwich
of
that
deception,
home remedy
a
Pharmacal's
formal
A
with
leading
complaint
Norwich
Pepto-Bismol
in
its
for
and
general
sometime -in
country of
a
under
name
the
and
are
Haven
excluded
Railroad
from
has
charp*
chargeable to capital accounts)
costs
been
such
to
gemming
the
from
1955 | reported
•authorize')
costs
copies
Sterling
sold
.manufacture
alleges
advertised
and
sale
arid
in
this
deceptively simi'ar to P
For
p to -Bismol
prior to 1955, the
manufactured
and
sold
in
several
had
years
entirely
an
for
different preparation under
treatment of peptic ulcers, gas¬
the
hyperacidity.
judgment
upset stomach
9,869,545
11,127,486
11.698.~B3
1,650,849
2,566,574
2,331,757
894,295
620,563
483,457-
preparation
N6rwich
product
for
also
restraining
in
its
damages,
all profits received by
Sterling from
well as court costs.--*Vv
182, p. 2252.
as
Ry.—-Earnings-
1955—Month—1954
ft
ft
g
its
corporation
a
business
subsidiary
18,487,715
15,788,195 208,891,163 170,059,739
Mich'gan
11,928,332
10,719,092
138,719,686
Holding Corp.,
6,559,323
5,069.103
70.171,477
44,429,323
4,471,226
4,973,945
37,841,242
26,076,488
125,630,416
or
accounting
an
the
sale
of
to
and
its
manu¬
other
any
Pepto-
payment
new
product
;
,
Feb,
on
Mich., -to Tescind
truck
is
■
from
form
Nuclear Corp. of America, Ine.- -Files
Suit- to Recovei
County,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
..
Sterling
present
deceptively similar
requests
Reo Truck Business—
from
ry.
.
— —
income—
oper.
182,
p.
-
.
-w
to
of
and
Reo
asked
B^ass
of
the
sale
acts
0
whicl
The
plaintiff
Inc.
Motors,
the
Waytti
1954
corporation
Corp.
Reo
as
result
a
Court1 for
void
Delaware
a
&
formerly known
as
Circuit
•
null* and
Inc.,
Aluminum
claimed that
the
■■
declare
Motors,
Bohn
corporation
2
and
of
the
;
Re<
as
defendant
has been damaged in the amount of
approximately $15,000,000.
McGoldrick, Dannett, Horowitz & Golub, of New
York, and Fischer
Sprague, Franklin & Ford, of Detroit, are counsel for Nuclear Corn
in
the
litigation.
The
211.
Norris-Thermador
This
corporation
Ordnance
District
Ordnance
Corp.—Awarded
Feb.
on
that
year's production
a
suit
names
dt
2
has
of
notified
was
been
awarded
90-millimeter
directors,
by
the San
Francisco
$2,129,665.80 contract
a
cartridge
cases
the
at
River-
Plant.
It
During the Korean War the plant, operated by Norris-Thermador,
produced a larger volume of cartridge cases than any other single
plant, including about half of all the Army's 105-mm. case require¬
ments.—V.
183, p. 670.
then
American Investment
Net. income for. the
after
deduction
the
with
$215,883
dend
of
in
year ended Dec. 3-1,
all
expenses
and
$20,000,
being
subsidiary,
flected
in
during
the
level
of
with
in
gain
from
of
$80
Securities -Co.
of
had
American
an
of
investments
gain
Russ
in
1955
This
was
Building Co.,
investment
for
.
divi¬
wholly-
a
its
dividend
7
Investment
-.
re¬
North
In
years.
■
American
capital gain
distribution
of
the
Russ
divi¬
sub¬
Building
transaction.
(other
hv
the
th"
than
profit and loss.—V.
August
income
fig¬
Tnte*—***-*
those
assets
before
providing for
the
company's $1,050,000
bank
loan totaled $9,233,637 on the basis of Dec.
31, 1955 market values.
After provision for the bank loan, the net
asset coverage per share
of
preferred
stock
which
183, p.
559,
a
—V.
180,
p.
537.
was
$65.92.
sjiare
after
The
the
net
asset
deduction
of
value
all
of
the
senior
common
obligations.
former
the
the
officers
in
breach
who
sale
of
directors
of
Bohn's
sale
the
of
Nuclear
physica
to
some
disinterested
obligation
defendants.
as
0
am
its
of
fiduciary
named
ell
earnings,
defendants
the
matters"
of
profits,
or
the
all
or
directors,
Th
of
th
withou
th
plaintiff "account frilly to plaintiff fo
of
every
kind
received
by
th
from or because of or growing out c
and
of
any
0
Reo
officers
directors
the
made
was
approval
of
and
of
are
and
stockholders
perpetrated
and
directors
that
without
officers
the
several
stockholder approval, and for a grossly
inadequate consideration.
The complaint also requests that the court
grant a decree that
defendan t as trustees for the
gain§
them,
as
charged in the suit.
/-vV*;
physical assets of Reo of Michigan, then
;
:.";.'7
b
•;
an independen
$16,500,000 ot cash and receivable;
were transferred to Reo of Delaware
on Dec. 30,
1954. In April, 1954
Reo of Michigan had announced an
agreement whereby Henney Moto
Co.,
of
Illinois
an
trucks,
except
manufacturer
of
vehicle
bodies
would
purchase
Reo
assets, except for such cash end receivables.)
Reo-Henney agreement was approved by Reo
stockholders on the basis of a proxy statement which
The
an
as
was
in
the
time
Henney
but
upon
them
of
the
represented
i
transaction
involving the payment of abou
by the purchaser to Reo of Michigan.
The closin
scheduled for Aug. 31, 1954, but after the stockholde
of
closing
organized
Henney's
induced
was
th
Michigan'
cash
originally
vote
of
"arms'-length"
$2,700,000
realized
September,
a
on
1 ' 7
compared
$704,295
in which
many
.l
•
$919,388,
included
Corp. paid
dend on its common shares representing the
stantially all of the extraordinary gain realized
Co.
from
7.
.
The
the
$244,338
compered
received
share,
a
to
charges,
company
charges
manufacturer
management fees received' by tire- subsidiary
to a considerable degree from the rising
sale
1954.
Corp.
1955, .North
rate
American
larger
the
in
liquidation
Investment
the
at
amounted
interest
December/the
resulting
prices.
year,
$202,859
the
In
North
part the
securities
1955
of
1954.
owned
Corp.—Earnings Up—
the
defendants
and
former
and
Aluminum,
fraud,
officers
defendants,
All
,
of
11
Delaware;
of
the
of
its
of
Bohn
nine
that
means
by
complaint
Production is expected to begin this month at the government-owned
plant near Modesto, .Calif.
North
and
alleges
assets
defendants
as
Corp.;
Reo
Delaware, includ ng
Contract—
Y
Net
damage
that
Pepto-Bismol.
on
its pink color, its distinctive
complaint charges that Sterling
the
Sterling
exclusively
Pepsamar;
name,
City
by
The
Pepsamar.
charges,
countries
same
things,
commenced
of
York
and
medicinal preparation
also
disturbance
drug product,
and
years,
appearance.
1955
Supreme
application as a remedy for
that through its advertising and
the consuming public have come; to
identify
30
promotion, purchasers and
Pepto-Bismol, among other
flavor
the
Drug. Inc., charging
competition in the
manufactured,
form
Sterling—
in
unfair
gastric
New
has
present
over
for
in
9
Sterling
and
consumer
served
Pharmacal
fraud
Feb.
on
of
B:smol.
742,311
expenses,
1952
$909,199
110,559
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
revenue,
oper.
1953
$875,209
*1,996,163
-
income___
oper.
1954
$706,152
railway...
*213,874
'
111.
p.
—
19.168,268
670.
p.
82,721
*72,254
2,345,940
183,
income
after chaigcs
by
certain
extended
was
Reo
of
failure
Nov.
to
close,
1.
complaint
the
of
to
Delaware
to
the
consummate
defendants
to
the
alleges
execute
purchas;
that Henne
and
assignments in blank of Henney's rights under the
Reo of Delaware stock, which were then turned
deliver
contract
to
over
t
an
Boh
Aluminum.
Acquisition
previously,
issfon
Cie
$
The complaint
asks a
facturing and selling its
92,104
income
revenue
Net
in
against
charge
•
.
representing proceeds of freight
I-/ the railroad and then leased back," Mr. Rutherfurd
said.
Gross
month
retroac¬
bY;
includes
1955,
the
provided, includ¬
($2,200,000), additional
a
1955—11 Mos.—1954
109,277,650
medicinal
' $996,309
$914,804
*109;627
10,282,401
*
a
were
claims
various
charg2
reflects
classification
In
year.
items.
This
in
but
and
resulting from
other
December.
rail
of
liability
($579,000)
additional
of
steel
a
1955,
reserves
suspense
reserves
adjustment
an
month
ium
1,
certain
in
December, additional
ing additional provision
"vacation
1955—Month—1954
*122,441
$770,057
171,185
47,205
Financial
Vice-President of the railroad on
income for the full year 1955 is
$4,246,000,
vhereas the 11-month
report issued at the end of November showed
Let income of $9,275,000.
This reduction does not affect in
any way
the basic soundness of our financial
of
111.
159,826,136
Nuclear
Heb.. 7 announced that "net
review
1984
$
tritis
•
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
for
Directors
1,
Schroder
of
Chicago,
10,133,160 115,521,771
1,851,379
21,952,633
the
*
$866,657
A
4,084,265
1,904.282
income...
P.
Oct.
11,293,662
complaint
,
>
213,384
JSTew York, New Haven & Hartford
due
office
it
$1,000,620
&
the
Savings Bank,
559.
p.
upset stomach
Board
the
financial
period End. Dec. 31—
1952
89,025
railway
bonds
at
and
expenses
P'ederal
...
the
2583.
p.
Norfolk and Western
Net
1953
-
207,079
income
New York
of
3Vs%
bonds
Trust
172,719,419
This
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
railway
oper.
John
tgage
mo
definitive
Harris
$
Broadway, New
full shares,
owns,
provided that such action
requirements of* law and continues to, be
22,966,110
183, p. 408.
Hoard
for
or
14,935,654
more
company
income
oper.
York
New
$
31, 1956. Prior
the scrip agent,
of
York,
company
1955
"Defict.—V.
bank
•
559,
p.
16,272,003
cercilicates
with
of
181,
operations
from
ry.
Temporary bonds should be presented for exenange at
City Bank of New York, 2 Wall Street, New York,
National
a
of
close
policy of distributing to its stockholders, at such
as • may
appear expedient,
all of the Kaltman
a
,
railway
Railway
Railway
railway—__
Net
that holders of collateral trust 4% tempo¬
due Oct. 1, 1984, may exchange them on or after Feb. 15 for
revenues
a
of
common
scrip
common
scrip
of
aggregating one
multiples thereof.
shares,
railway——
from
52,933,000
■
oper.
Net
—V.
15,424,532
Operating
stock
common
From Jan. 1—
Gross
34,619 323
14,867,078
common
Co.,
&
at
issued
its
of
Such
rights
outstanding
which
view
oper,
Net
162,727.217
railway—.
from
ry.
in
one-fourth
of
Kaltman
the
company
holders
any
or
dross from railway—
1,877,338
559.
York
Net
•
3,636,833
2,766,189
income
p.
from
Net
$14,320,597
34,340.976
15,459,343
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings Up— "
This
oper.
New
$12,664,733
1,682,493
railway
'.December—
O;oss
of
rate
share
the company intends to recommend
From Jan. 1—
4,160.561
income—
railway-
183,
$12,271,386
Kaltman
stockholders
for
the
close
December—
Grcs
1952
177,868,524
28,924 577
19,223,760
1—
from
ry.
1953
181,174.912
39.013,966
income
Period End. Nov. 30—
foreign
Earnings—
1954
$13,922,523
railway..,
Jan.
from
Net
railway
oper.
Prom
Gross
1955
dividend
1956,
stock.
conforms
in
Net
December—
30,
each
its
shares.
Trust
full
future
company.—V.
112,508,073
6,526,196
"
from
adopt
stock
Net
Gross
by
the
certilicates
total
a
the
771,002
171,601.842
183,
183,
Net
.
596,221,889
559.
p.
special
the
exchange,
Norfolk Southern
income..
oper.
183,
48,094,612
708,729,962
ry.
operations
1M
—V.
762,666,356
183,
(
common
62,553,052
56,346,015
expenses
from
revenue
of
Management of
69,408.827
revenue.
oper.
a
D.
for
Stock—
Jan.
at
to
the
may
for
868,313
advisable
Railway
1,685,732.—V.
were
stock
956,132
1955—12 Mos.—1954
to
certificate
1,576,114
1955—Month—1954
1956
of
thereof
at
scrip
share
2,520,995
RR.—Earnings-
Period End. Dec. 31—
record
of
that an aggregate of 225,000 shares of Kaltman
(including scrip certificates in lieu of fractional shares)
will be distributed by the company as a result of this dividend.
Upon
completion of said dividend, and assuming that all scrip certificates
times
Central
railway
the
contemplated
common
403.
p.
31,
certificates
Midland
Y.,
2,803,870
income
York
is
It
of
New
u
3,023,654
771,285
183,033,330
Co..
Net
thereof
void
3,060,005
railway
oper.
196,509
"294,355
6,365,421
Marine
York,
$824,854
$467,224
•
include
1956
31,
1956.
stockholders
for
1952
'
»
railway.
•Deficit.—V.
1953
$760,954
railway
From Jan. 1—
ft. oss
1954
2,755,915
1,695,940 '1
"$22.54
to stockholders
share,
stock
fractional
holders
wholly
The
New Orleans,
December—
Jan.
15
payable
record
lieu
become
111.
183, p.
of
company,
per
of
share
a
such
the
2.262,382
508,990
$15,951,301
,
exchangeable
now
—V.
been adjusted to reflrct
and retirement of scrip
1955
as
declared
1955,
the
share
of
thereto
—V.
cents
in
but
to
entitle
29,
common
10,
fractional
issued,
1952
1953
railway—
First
ere
t$26.30
14,
+Figures
company,
held
Jan.
one-fourth
1954
$14,549,318 $14,235,210 $14,546,251
income—
oper.
Y.—V.
|
subsidiary of
company
No
were
railway.
oper.
March
paid
Dec.
Kaltman
on
182,
company announces
Trust
1955
+$44,341,575 $38,0)1,602
1955.
the
of
value
par
limits.—V.
these
Ry.—Earnings1955
597,935
stock.
outstanding Jan.
on
stock
business
193,196
From Jan. 1—
G
shares
812,518
234,649
railway..
oper.
The
The
share payable March
per
directors
of
is
Instruments
Definitive Bonds Scon Ready—
N.
Lites, Inc.—Div. in Kaltman
controlled
of
Net
ry.
Other
The
Control
&
between
variation
railway—1,099,103
from
Net
1,427,736
.
Noma
share
1952
1953
1954
1955
smooth
railway
from
Net
respect
with
fits into the
equipment,
Operating
62c
211.
stock,
New Orleans
December—
dividend
Instru¬
Northern States Power Co.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
of common
March,
aircraft
and
Research
company's
Pacific
oper.
Net
1,499,440
1956.
common
Gross
ry.
consider
to
statement
of
1,
Tne
unsubscribed
the
March
in
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
filed with
be
March
in
ship
p.ant,
From Jan. 1—
1,570,501
31,1955 asset value per share has
stock
507
dividend
111.
p.
Net
5,692,595
value—!
share
per
certificates
p.
expected
are
Shortly
183,
offered
be
of
1956.
18,
directors
issue
an
schedule
time
April
on
The
System—Proposed Financing—
planning
is
will first
tentative
lares
from
5,871,462
1956
market
at
value
"The Jan.
company
the
permits
from
Net
5,873,782
As of Jan. 31—
the
These
Gross
211.
p.
Unit that
X-ray Radiography
power
Outstanding temporary first
$2,929,007
$3,154,089
-
-
—.—
New England Electric
This
control
deiinitive nonds.
5,665,169
1,360,368
294,722
Control
&
■
X-ray
MG
Ncrthern
—-———
income
from
The
rary bonds,
railway
'
the
of
1222.
p.
87,930
income—
Research
company's
260H
is constructed
with the X-ray tube and
tension generator completely enclosed in one unit.
Maximum
voltage output is 260.000 volts, minimum is 100,000 and a step-:
less
156,890
Niagara Share Corp.—Net Assets Rise—
Net
available
hign
$517,636
1—
Jan.
from
1952
$463,535
$556,221 7
$410,775
-
railway.
from
s
Net
railway
1953
1954
1955
oper.
From
-I
——
Income
from
$31,651,422 $30,695,717
—6,533,729
6,339,193
3,384,640
3,440,186
sales
lrom
Net
Net
1955
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Income
Gross
Gro
CONSOLIDATED
OF
260H
lines,
pipe
Division,
MG
1,528,991
value;
outstanding
182, p. 2470.
par
shares,—V.
December—
Executive Vice-Presi¬
to Cecil G. Wells,
go
of the
director
a
to
this
principle
automobile and is designed specifically for rapid inspection
an
welds,
;
Co.—Secondary
are
Norelco
new
of
$9,382,952
1,576,932
...
dividends
stock
3,070,759
n
basic
December—
Offering—Schneider,
& Hickman, Inc., Dallas, Tex., are offering 4,500
of common stock (par $1) at $21.50 per share.
net
A
trunk of
high
income
Gross
Income
Registers With
—
income
by
-
the
Spectrograph, the new
instrument quantitatively analyzes platings on the interior surface of
such cychndrical bearings with an accuracy of lVc for lead and l'/c for
tin.
The
method
perm.ts
an
unskilled operator to check bearings
quickly and safely.
Average time for analysis is 90 seconds-
also
income
Operating
announced
Division.
Utilizing
0
1954
$76,796,316 $72,842,079
63,215,234
been
ments
.
Corp.—Earnings—
31—
and
Gas
&
revenues
Operating
a
STATEMENT
Net
-equipment
,
State Electric
New York,
The
class B
underwriting. The
and used as working
without
Gross
Tank
National
shares
buildings and
for
bas
Development
Norelco
new
X-ray Bearing Analyzer, designed specifically for
•quantitative analysis of lead-tfn alloy platings on crankshaft bearings-,
the
with
5,000 shares of
ana
($10 per share),
par
notification
of
2469.
p.
Bernet
at
to pay
are
New York
Canada by Its sub¬
construction depart¬
in
registration statement with the SEC on
Feb. 3. 1956. covering an aggregate of $1,731,771 of interests in its
Employees' Saiings and Stock Purchase Plan, and 36.589 shares of its
$5 par common
stock which may be purchased under the Plan.—
V.
letter
a
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
This
be
to
Other
Products Limited, Toronto. A
maintained in Cleveland, Ohio.—V. 182,
"
filed
2
process
Ohio,
corporation's
is
..
of completing a $3,825,000
at its 15 production plants in
the
in
now
Feb.
on
American Philips Co., Inc.—New
North
A
admitted to
was
,
sidiary, Natco Clay
ment
6
modernization program
Indiana, and Alabama.
and
Jersey,
The
Feb.
on
Exchange Commission—
covering 2,000 shares of class A stock
proceeds
capital.
York Stock Exchange.
of the largest producers of structural clay products
States. Its stock has been traded
on the
Pittsburgh
United
the
corporation
this
corporation
stock
the New
on
Natco
in
Stock
of
stock
common
The
SEC
Big Board—
Natco Corp.—Listed on
The
trading
—Files With Securities and
be
are
-
New York & Northeastern Strawberry Association, Inc.
E,
series
bonds,
mortgage
first
tentatively scheduled to
March
20.
1956 at the offices of The Narragansett
"Westminister St., Providence,
R. I.—V. 163, p. 111.
the
Monday, February 43, 3956
...
of
the
contract
consummation
Later
of
it
through
developed that
Delaware
were
officers
closed
instead
until
of
stock
and
Dec.
to
Bohn
a
and
of
at,
$2,700,000
Bohn
Aluminum
Delaware
Aluminum
number
directors
30,
receiving
by
of
Reo
of
Reo
that
individuals,
of
the
its
and
propose
announced
33«&
Nov.
of
including
Michigan.
time,
from
were
transferred
according
purchaser,
The
to
sale
the
Reo
of
the
nine
was
1(
Re
wh
nc
complain
Michiga
a
/
Volume
*
paid
*
to
assets
the
After
Delaware
of
Reo
physical
Number 5507
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
$1,800,000
over
in
cash
addition
to
the
of
its
♦Current
physical
assets,
$f Michigan changed its
name
to
Reo
Holding Corp. and announced that if would distribute
its
$16,500,000
in cash
to stockholders and
liquidate.,. Heading
up
Reo
Holding
director
of
became
of
the
suit,
Reo
Stoddard,
Mr.
the
is
plan
President
liquidate
to
named
as
defendant
a
Michigan
of
delayed,
was
Nuclear
in
Bank,
National
Holding
Reo
Other
>
in
of
excess
stock,
respectively
shares
of stockholders,
group
facturer
of
Reo
of
of
Reo
instead,
1,782,215
value of capital stock
employed in the business
shares
174
171
and
3,148,755
atomic
the
of
-six
Reo
on
manu¬
♦Less U.
amounts
development
of
management
in
Cr401
Holding's
proposal
for
means
tronics
r
to
were
the highest
said
in
special
meeting
President of
Kurtin,
Sept.
on
Nuclear
as
Canadian
organization was
Norris,
formerly
The resultant
America,
Inc.
Sam
1955.
28,
of
Corp.
Amperex Corp.. is President of the company, and Louis
Chairman.
Kurtin
Mr.
is
also
Chairman
and
the.
Under
A
share
one
Tnon
;
the
the
class
of
into
stock
Nuclear
of
stock.
O
converted
was
common
of
holder
each
merger,
share
one
share
Each
of
shares
200
Nuclear
of
Corp.
Consultants
class
stock.
A
to
claims
any
to
assets
class
A
Nuclear
'
of
in
company's
result
may
Nuclear
of
from
Corp.
is
the
and
$3.81
or
of
This
Hackett,
Inc.,
Chairman
Cruikshank,
-
jointly
was
•
when
of
added
&
man
Co.
all
of
of
Eour
assets
the
the
of
Films,
Four
acquisit:on
outstanding
and
other
of
Four
and
by
for
ratification
;
by
stockholders
Official's
at
meeting .early
special
a
The
makes
move
through
television
films
39
v
"The
"Stage
7"
vision
*
%
film
Dick
series,
t
<
'
*
Four
"Sheena,
-
All
Productions,
the
among
and
Inc.
"
Four
to
rights
television-
also
properties are
programs;
Powell,
Niven,
Mr.
Oklahoma
City-Ada-Atoka
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1955
?
W.
,,
the
of
the
1967
from
Television,
Inc.
to
working
Bank,
accrued
and
by
F.
Net
Other
and
expenses
operating
income
Total
Feb.
of
by
9
a
Corp.,
this
marketing
and
industrial
to
from
Net
ry.
Spring
products,
income
firm
from
has
the
"O'Quin
of
means
issued
pending
2,912
♦Deficit.—V.
183,
18,654
1,081,258
1,
1956,
its
Los
Angeles,
income
A
183,045,410
presently
He
on
held,
said
Feb.
Mr.
or
the
the
4,852,223
before
Securities
offering.
each
In
of
Mr.
the
would
the
1955
2,984,783
authorize
each
said
10
Feb.
on
that
shares
be
to
shares
oh
preferred
to
Remainder
Earned
stock
set
shares
at
their
A,
to
on
—
stock
($2
share)—
per
surplus——
of
common
shares
average
'■
2252.
J.
the
in
equity
of the stock will
he 36%, or somewhat higher than the company expects to continue.
At the ond of 1955 the common shareholders' equity amounted to 31%
sale
.
Construction
expenditures for
Kennedy sa'd, compared
is estimated
1957
lor
—V.
182,
1956
estimated
are
with $29,061,000 spent
at
'
11,400,000
10,800,000
"$2.81
stock—*.
;■ -
.
$2,038,473
$4,871,100
—:
outstanding
';;■./;; ;Vc
California
to sell
$2.38
*
during the period
•
•/■■■/v■■///';.//
-V.
182,
E.
$23,000,000
the
U.
P.
Commission
Allstate
to
in
has
Insurance Co.
sales
company.
than
As
and
earnings for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1955,
highest of any comparable quarter in the history of the
New orders are continuing to be received at a higher rate
the
last. year.
of
Dec.
/;%>/••;:■/
31,
$4,750,000
construction
of
The
with
rowing
the
of
the
in
purchase
connection
has arranged with
of $6,000,000 of
1956,
like
a
of
amount
additional
an
and
rate
same
for
buildings
company
January,
debt
I
"■/;;/■
■
1955, the company had entered
proximating
in
>4%
4
a
land
with
its
notes
in
due
i/i 1976, and for the bor¬
September, 1956, on notes of
this
granted
company
5(000 shares of $100 par
STATEMENT
Service
Piovision
for
plant
depreciation
and
and
amortization
1954
$23,812,020
$12,700,731
19,346,174
Jan.
on
working capital.—V.
179,
Net
earnings
other
372,400
received,
Dividends
income
-
Prepaid
Plant
-Earnings-
accounts
at
or
or
continuing any conduct
sale of any security."
/
(N. Y.)—May Be Acquired—
-
182,
2024.
p.
.
Colorado- -Common Equity
of
President,/on
stock
Nov.
on
of
The
23,
Colorado
board
of
to
dispose
increasing the
common
Feb;
said
1
in
disposed
1955
Interstate
Gas
deemed
directors
ment
part
in
the
of
(2)
in
In-
of its
15%
which
Co.
it
part:
in
the
interest in
had
best
been
the
acquired
interests
of
from
Net
ry,
raising
68,278,916
73,874,907
railway-
8,233,525
10,454,162
♦1,535,220
*The
at
expediting
the
Wells
between
jointly
of
♦2,604,505
1,449,758
♦839,131
of
this
plans
934,972,870
848,805,154
railwayoper. income
166,771,656
136,059,334
68,966,603
48,061,181
♦Deficit.—V.
183, p
.
1,034,394,640 1,028,750,217
169,871,833
162,864,445
74,796,413
74,930,335
rata
the
and
1952
$714,121
♦612,165
*933,338
$809,281
*439,395
$661,036
♦30,729
*232,728
9,265,781
*864,121
*3,457,728
9,313,484
*606.593
*3,074,554
10,135,179
1.454.282
*4,683,482
10,149.244
railway
railway—
$676,434
♦184,780
income___
oper.
1953
1954
1955
from
ry.
and
potential
this
2.
said
was
of
around
actual
cost
its
of
Some
ry.
railway
railway,
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
*440,779
183,
p.
The
a
ry.
(3i
out
the
in
sub¬
a
improve¬
the
business
■;%;■>//
>-■
an
County
Wells
the
of
site
of
its
protest
the
power
requirements
Kaiser
both
to
miles
have
to
to
that
in
Aluminum
Puget
north
an
/
turn is given the option
with
50
kilowatts.
withdrew
50%
Utility District,,
about
Engineers
Army
reached
agreement
Public
is
years
ago
Power
Commission
the
ulti¬
:
;
Douglas
purchase at
the
pro
Di.trict
Douglas
Chemical
has
County
and
Corp.
and
for
e
FPC. hearing, wdiich had been set for Feb.
result of the agreement.—V. 183, p. 212.
6,
Rassco Financial Corp.—To Redeem
The
of
corporation
its
and
5%
New
has called
sinking
20-year
accrued
Gross
interest.
York,
120
for
redemption
fund
Payment
Broadway,
1956,
on
cancelled
was
Debentures—
March
debentures,
be
will
New
series
the
made
York
1955
from
Net
15,
at
N.
1,
1956,
1973,
$6,000
100%
at
Midland
Y.—V.
Net
ry.
2.570.691
Trust
181,
Co.
650.
p.
1953
1952
$9,768,526 $10,173,512
1.695,920
1.358,222
1,429,353
income—
oper.
1954
$11,215,616
railway
railway
from
1,069,118
$11,742,176
2,304,622
1,186,041
1.347,817
119,622,974 109,486,020 132,825,609
131,954.489
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway—
income—
oper.
27.250,985
22,833.407
29,569,049
29.802.331
15,112,603
13,474,581
16,894,327
15,766,826
Partial Redemption—
*4,166,957
(
have been
called for redemption on March 1, 1956 a total
$300,000 of Philadelphia & Reading Terminal RR. Co. first mortgage
3*'2%
sinking fund bonds, due March 1, 1966 at 100%
and accrued
There
7.
of
1954
1955
interest.
1953
1952
$141,220
$197,185
1.773
*10.463
56.937
25,121
1,840,249
2.432.C55
255,495
405,635
380.646
907,585
558,892
711,295
601,092
will
trustee,
made
be
at
the
Provident
Philadelphia 3, Pa.—V. 183,
p.
Trust
Co.
of
112.
2,238.069
447,142
Payment
Philadelphia,
$181,293
*4,418
23,238
1,856,918
railway—
railway
_'__i
income___
oper.
$120,549
*2,454
56,591
from
from
Net
carry
Douglas filed applications with
preliminary permit with respect
to
the
Wells site.
On Sept.
17,
1954, the FPC granted Douglas a
permit and denied Puget's application, stating that the PUD. being a
public body, had a preferential right under the Federal Power Act.
Puget protested this Commission action and petitioned for a rehearing.
*1,126,193
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
Gross
by
satisfying its own
contract
two
Federal
Net
from
Net
to
capital
hydroelectric development
freeing it from prolong d
and
"result
The
Puget
least
at
River
a
600.000
agreement
those
the
*170,169
From Jan. 1—
from
tie
Reading Co.- -Earnings—
December—
Net
this
proposed
a
as
the Douglas
Feb.
on
December—
from
ll)
to
company
,
for
possible
"
company
announced
after
112.
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Net
the
and
program
1914.
•
/>■- •/■■
Columbia
the
on
made
available
of
from
Gross
$10,500,000
of
utilization of
p.
preliminary permit and in
2,062,822
railwa„
ry.
site
is
Wenatchee
mate
10,690,650
income
irorn
Net
of
90,836,648
railway
oper,
Net
consideration
structure
construction
better
company."—V. 182,
%"%/./'••/
litigation
as
From Jan. 1—
Gross
giving
capital
by
equity $8,600,000 without the sale of additional
1956
by
stock
the
the
the
earnings
this
of
common
shares,
stantial
$
$
$
78,831,432
from
Net
1952
1953
1954
1955
BALANCE
SHEET
534,623
$0.90
$3.39
DECEMBER
securities
receivable
lower of
and
equipment
cost
other
$4,966,042
(net)
or
market
assets
(net)
_
—_
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
183,
p.
211,
Reo
See
Motors, Inc.—Suit Filed—
Nuclear
Corp.
of
America,
Inc.
above.—V.
180,
p.
2400.
31
1954
$3,688 809
4,893,'l78
20,296,025
16,911,321
1,086,538
880 239
15,265,178
13,946^639
$51,127,788
$40,320,186
Reynolds Metals Co.—Private Placements—This com¬
it
pany,
"
bonds,
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
1954
1955
railway
income
1953
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
183,
p.
income
announced
$693,215
$575,810
$578,772
$698,620
136,787
61,325
64,595
118,960
104.191
284,465
120,111
201,511
8.510,020
1,399,393
7,306,158
1,461,246
8,984,018
2,139.456
1,298,631
1,306,674
1,451,643
&
Co., Inc., is
April 1, 1957.
1,830,504
and
/
1981, and
to borrow from banks
proceeds
applied
as
710.
Reynolds
expected to be completed on or before
are
to be added to the corporation's general funds
needed to the construction of a new aluminum reduction
plant at Listerhill, Ala, and to the construction of
existing bauxite mining, alumina and other facilities.
p.
112.
due
Feb. 8, has arranged to sell
$60,000,000 4V4% first mortgage
arranged through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and
The
8,624,862
2,306,345
series B,
on
$15,000,000 of 3%% notes due 1959-1961. This financing,
1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
was
to institutional investors
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Total
railway
December—
9.513,955
< net I
Gross
$823,941
1955
marketable
expenses
and
56^000
855,378
CONSOLIDATED
Inventories,
702 000
92,003
$1,917,753
paid
Customers'
107,560
2,019,0:0
taxes
taxes
per share—:
and
$1,689,501
97,871
._
Assets—
Cash
76,864
$4,126,624
other charges-—
earnings
Earnings
in
purchase
From Jan. 1—
Canadian
income
Okla.—Files With SEC—
a
2079.
p.
Pennsylvania RR.
December—
Net
__
and
$1,612,637
107,892
and
earnings
Interest paid
Federal
and
Net
$4,018,732
interest
income
Total
State
from operations
purchases,
on
filed
26
-
December—
Discount
the
10,715 634
of
equipment
the
above.—V.
Co.
improvement
the
letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 24,500 shares of common stock to be offered at $2
per share to officers and directors of the company pursuant to stock
purchase warrants expiring June 10, 1960 and to one of its principal
stockholders, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added to
company
Net
1955
excluding depreciation,—
sus¬
with respect to
permanent.
from engaging
with
Corp.
company
per¬
5J/2-%
furnished sufficient information about
sale of stock.—V. 181, p. 1442.
not
from
Pawnee Oil & Gas Co., Tulsa,
The
Gross
EARNINGS
__;—
operations,
and
program.
447,114
sales
of
equipment
expansion
au-
refinancing
outstanding long-term
presently
Three Mos. Ended Dec. 31—
Cost
and
made
>
company
1931.
Under
/ ';/./•:%■•■-; /'/:/
commitments
private lender for the
its
$4,000,000
of
into
maturity.
CONSOLIDATED
Net
had
receipts
$
Outboard, Marine & Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—
Reports Sharp Increase in Earnings—Joseph G. Rayniak,
President, said:
were
company
the
of
Gross
Net
Feb. 8,
temporarily
registration
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Signs Power Pact—
Mr.
1955. Such spending
$33,000,000 and $35,000,000 in 1958, he added.
at
on
Of¬
of New York.
Under a provision
of
from registration
may
be temporarily
time if the issuer or underwriter (among
any
connection
Loiseau,
"The
.
in
of
preferred stock, and to sell to Title Insurance & Trust
Co. 10,000 shares of $20 par 5 >/2% special preferred stock.
The Commission
dismissed, however, a request to issue and sell
$3,000,000 par value of 3%
junior preferred stock, on the grounds
1017.
p.
announced
1933
—
State
at
1
1956
be
after
of
Pa.
exemption
an
Martin Parry
common
Palos Verdes Water Co.—To Sell Stock-
meeting
outstanding.
common
are
failed
"shall be enjoined
Public
1,337,253
$19,103,177 $15,578,506
2,832,077
2,740,033
6.
March
on
which
been
Prosperity Co.,^ Inc.
$16,915,764
1,337,258
subsidiary—
of
Pacific
share
per
♦Based
that
6.
at $2.42 per share
outstanding after the
earnings equal to $2.34 on
will
reported
company
the
offering
earnings for
company
common
said
the
would
offering price
3,283,261
Kennedy
Chairman,
stock
common
for
month
was
Act
from
or
has
179, p. 2708.
See
4,812,323
$20,440,435
dividends
common
89,632
its
share
one
an¬
$25,292,658 $21,728,087
(net)_
on
use
Kennedy forecast
of
of
shares
of
Kennedy,
S.
directors
and
298,479
basis
company,
order
it
suspended
practice in
91,690
,
The
sell
to
on
Donald
the
14,
each
on
plans
stockholders
the
May 4, Product Development proposed the
shares of common stock at $1 per share.
000
not
that
transactions
—V.
$21,636,397
71,168
_____
on
457,139
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—To Offer Stock—
company
of
161,603,078
$25,221,490
have
reason
others)
1954
$183,239,475
_t
filed
Commission's
the
denied
1955
Lighting Corp
preferred stock—2
mission
This
President
alleges that the terms and conditions of
complied with by Product Development,
to comply with a requirement of the
Regulation for the filing of semi-annual reports of stock sales.
The
corporation was permanently enjoined on Dec. 13, 1955, by the New
York State Supreme Court, New York
County, from engaging in secu¬
for
Calif.
$208,266,900
the
exemption
vacated
be
notification,
offering of 300
The
cumulative
present
as
organizations.
and
offering by this corporation. The order provides an oppor¬
for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the sus¬
Regulation
the
for
under
pension order should
by
1,123,908
465,371
259,111
409.
p.
was
firm
serve
stock
tunity
sales
-Earnings Up—
—
Dividends
*12,550
198,547
who
creased—
Net
$80,819
$79,668
'
larger
directors
pioneering
specialists
Exchange Commission, it
order
an
the Regulation A
resulting
9),287
117,544
of
a
and
inventions
per
all over the world.
processes
the
The Securities and
debentures, 4'/2%
Payment will be made
St.,
"
taxes
Interest, etc., deductions
P
railway—
oper.
is
to
move
a
board
which
production
founder
Jr.,
Mass.—Expands
capital,
expanded
corporation,
•
Net
Boston,
additional
and
new
Product Development Corp., Philadelphia,
fering Temporarily Suspended-1-
capital
revenue—1_
(net)—
560.
p.
substantial
Rockett,
attracted ,to
or
r;
presenta¬
the
new
rities
revenue-—
upon
111.,
nearly three years old, this corporation serves over a dozen
industrial firms by screening and-evaluating literally hundreds
major
of
New
endorsements
March
on
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
operating
32,
American
The
capital
Ave.,
manufacture
other
interest.
South
629
made
The
or
company recently moved from the John Hancock Building
to
space at
80 Federal Street.
Several key
associates also have
recently been added to the organization, Rockett said.
,
Madison
595
to
its
of
Dividends
2,538
595,026
at'100%' and
183,
Chicago,
be
Detroit
Ave.,
Y.
larger
a
1952
21,253
1,192,524
for
product
redemption
$662,000
of
product consultants
In
Dividends
$81,780
914,205
such
advertising
for
fund
Chicago,
N.
following, along with himself, as directors: Thomas V.
Jr., Treasurer; C. Leslie Rice and William B. Snyder, both,
Empire Trust Co., New York, and Walter R. Morris, of Esdaiie,
Morris &
McKenney, Boston.
559.
called
of
Co.
York,
will
payment
Woodward
660
New
-
1953
413,232
distribute
^
of
longer
no
taxes
Trust
election
engineering,
nounced
are
11,032
railway..—
used
Delaware
in
shares
certificates
Atwater,
with
1342/i.
p.
Operating
"
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
sinking
California
182,
Gross
Somerset.,
21,123
—
income
holdings
&
on
Regulation
Boyer-,
1954
be
Pacific Lighting Corp.- (& Subs.)
V
$72,118
railway.*—
railway
oper.
in
common
•
Ry.—Earnings—
.
and
has
company
account
Applicable
December—
to
are
the
approve
affect
new
par
with offices at
organized
was
p.
;
assets.
Star
Mr.
and
■
include
at
tele-
the
Miss Lupim,
Don
Sharpe, executive producer of the "Four Star Playhouse,".?and William
A. Cruikshank, President of Four Star Productions, Inc.—V. 182, p. 1913.
Mr.
highest
the
compared
purposes,
corporation,
will
—V.
syndication
and
Y..
Sauce"
series, due
in
Presents);
in
profit
national
the
on
and
John
Feb. 8 offered 46,500
($1 per share). For
on
to
will
the
560.
Immediate
Detroit,
and
1954.
City,
proceeds
183,
192
.
all
celebrities."
literary
by
25%
a
States
d's-
Star assets, including
participation
Queen of the Jungle."
'
and
acquires
film
Star
owned
television film
among
of: 129 -"Four Star Playhouse",
Story" • programs
(Henry
Fonda
the
of
Pacific Finance Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
sales rights,in
Playhouse"
films featuring, motion picture stars
David Niven, Charles Boyer, Miss Ida Lupino,;'and other
Powell,
Maugham
leader
a
of all Four
United
brought profit after
share.—V. 181, p. 1442.
York
which
The
Star
"Four
comparable
?
and
programs,
also
Official
future
Films
acquisition
consisting
Star
24
Official
its
against
new
after
interest.
of
Bank
Empire Trust Co.,
debentures.—V.
announced
,
leases
183, p.
of
called for redemption on March 1, 1956,
all
sinking fund debentures, series A. due April 1,
accrued
acquisition
public
March.
tributors
1954.
as
income,
per
Bing Crosby.—V.
exchange
Inc.
an
N.
promotion
Productions,
Star
net
$4.76
net
corporate
22,
Charcoal
L.
A.
related
.
York,
Productions.
Star
accomplished
was
stock
in
softwood
preferred stock at
PROCEEDS—The
Star
Harold
William
by
of all of
and
its
company. Four Star Television, Inc., also taken over by Official
695,000 shares of Official stock.
The transaction is subject only to
the
$7,644,000/
$3,704,000,
to
for
1,000 shares purchased, 40 shares of common stock
(par $1) are to be issued as a bonus.
dealing
The
American
energy.
8
Feb.
on
Official
of
to
or
of New
shares of 6%
company
of
atomic
traded on
announced
President
and
President
Jr.,
Official's
acquired
has
it
-
operations,
amounted
share,
per
the
Now
Inc.—Acquires Four Star Productions—
corporation
$54,245,104
were
v
Canadian
BUSINESS—The
Productions,
with
taxes
split
distribution
1956.—V.
Product Development
"capita) gain of $424,866 after taxes, resulting from
certain
of
Bank
quarters
O'Quin Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—Arnold Feld-
Exchange.—V. 182, p. 2792.
Official Films,
before
stock
31,
each
listed
first
peacetime
uses
class A shares are
commercial
common
of
Otherwise,
sale
Dec.
its subsidiaries amounted
history,' and"'equal to $4.20 per share
provisipn' for "preference stock dividends,
after
tion
ended
year
has
and
the
at
or
The
compared
as.
income,
on
the
and
company
earnings from
$4,129,000,
of
identical.
are
Inc.
America,
sale
the
iDelawarei.
Inc.
Motors,
Corp.
principally
Stock
which
Reo
shares
103%
National
Mich,
report.
the
24,
outstanding 6%
at
the
at
com-
Holders
exclusive rights
the business and
the common and
'
net
taxes
for
earlier.
year
needed,
and
have
America
1955,
total
common
common
Nuclear
of
new
of
Corp.
Holding
Reo
America
of
a
of
operations
non-recurring
the
of
terms
received
for
from
$3,408,192,
of
TelAutograph Corp.
stock
corporation
its
1963
Earnings Rise—
company
company's
stock,
R.
President
of
in its 56-year history, Hugh J- Chi.holm, Presi¬
sales
net
Consolidated
sanctioned
this
preliminary
a
$56,426,000
Earnings
$6,829,192
'
'•known
of
earnings
1955,
to
with Nuclear Consultants, Inc. as the
atomic energy, nuclear and advanced elecby
Reo
Holding
stockholders at
a
the
was
and
Consolidated
Reo
merge
entering
fields,
$40,320,186
Treasury obligations of $5,736,815 in 1955 and $4,693,666
against Federal income tax provision.—V. 183, p. 559.
dent,
to dissolve the corporation,
the
meeting of Reo stockholders, placed
board of directors which
numbered
attempt
'
A
S.
offset
Oxford Paper Co.—Sales and
and
seven..
'
1954
Feb.
on
the
and
Co.—Split Voted—
overwhelmingly
The
Cr395
$51,127,788
National
Holding, u
Reo
made
be
1956,
8,
split.
stock
18,709,c9o
The
at the annual
group
directors
large
Feb.
Coal
voted
7
II
Plywood, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
___________
Sales
unsuccessful
an
TelAutograph
nuclear
energy,
incumbent
the
*
,
leading
a
acquired
3,148,755
24,887,419
will
Feb.*
on
three-for-one
record
of
Consolidation
stockholders
proposed
shares,
eost)___—
(at
Total
a
fields.
opposition
including
,
in
electronics
Despite
.
Corp.,
which
1,782,215
issued)
The
Mich.
when
opposed liquidation of Reo Holding and
for the continued corporate existence
program
a
Holding
advanced
.
equipment,
Holding common stock,
advocated
v
TelAutograph
including
communications
53,628
reserves—
*
-
7,000,000
-
par
earnings
Treasury
and
Pittsburgh
$9,623,078
6,290,000
136,697
maturities
liabilities
<2,138,658
Accumulated
1
$14,883,103
less current
non-current
Capital
'
debt
Capital stock
Corp.'s
Lansing,
however,
liabilities
Long-term
President
sale.
also
The
Reo
that time was Howard J. Stoddard, who had been a
of Michigan and
of Bohn for many years, and who
of
Reo Holding
immediately after the closing
at
the
Liabilities—
,<
transferred.
sale
(775)
additions to
See also V.
its
183,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Commission—
covering
$G
net
proceeds
used
be
to
are
to
incident to mining
expenses
pay
operations.
those
leleased
of
the
to
19'*,
the
over
to
earnings
1954
.
$5,000,000.
,
the close of the year, there were 69,042
of record of common stocks and 9,953 of preferred stock, a
78 995.
The record, holders of common stocks increased by
holders
of
total
At
1955.
during
5,122 during the year.
Ea«ed on
10,000,030 shares
amounted
share
for
share
a
stocks, the book value per
at the end of 1955, an increase of $2.51
$30.45
to
of common
905.
131, p,
year,—V.
the
St.
of
tion
Trust
Schroder
Tiie
the SEC
don).—V.
of
Co.
filed
York
New
registration statement
American depositary
a
1956, covering $50,000 of
Feb. C,
on
Ltd. (Lon¬
ordinary shares of Rhodesian Anglo American
164,
from
Net
$2,294,691
$2,275,769
$2,379,705
824,116
4j9,148
655,026
262,368
737,014
331,327
Gross
from
from
Net
ry,
27,496,777
8,753,026
3,174,055
28,152,571
10,056,734
3,983,769
—V.
183,
25,848,462
26,274,073
8,651,595
railway——
railway
7,684,138
2,790,604
2,981,588
income—
oper.
112.
p.
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
holders
Chairman, has announced
and
Exchange Commission
Riegel,
in
the
of
ratio
for
share
one
five
each
held.
shares
to
be
Mr.
Riegel
also
that
announced
a
dividend
quarterly
of
share on the common stock had been declared payable
1956 to holders of record Feb. 27, 1956.—V. 181, p. 2519.
per
30 cents
March 10,
Wyncote, Pa.—Registers With
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
This company filed a
company
debentures
6,
subordinated sinking fund debentures
class B (non-voting) common stock.
to offer the class B shares and $900,000 of
public sale, and may offer the entire $1,000,000 of
debentures. Public offering prices and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. Stroud & Co., Inc., is the principal underfor
W-V;;
'
The
company
for
the
used
negotiations
or
of
to
acquisition
reduce
benk
other
of
which
themselves.—V.
finance
the
181,
temporarily.
borrowings
in progress, the
are
securities
have an excess of cash not Immediately required
loans to customers, in which event the excess
may
making
be
may
Plans
to
deems
no
its
best
interest
present
2804,
p.
410.
p.
Feb.
1.
firm,
new
the
retains
which
of Tekoil Corp.,
name
will
The
to
joint
a
involved
.
also
disclosed
future.
has taken
Tekoil
that
option
an
at
the
(strata
all
Mr.
Davison
in
Tekoil's
Saint
Anne's
will
be
employees
immediate
consideratian
for
County
area
Mr.
Davison
See
V.
183,
be
—V.
Rutland
RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
railway—
and
at
offered
which
flooding
the
covers
of
the
$421,034
$447,332
'82.294
33 400
23,304
-
3,199
ry.
income^—
oper.
'Deficit.—V,
183,
p.
*124,274
...
«
*13,461
.
,
4,551,087
sand
it
5 658 875
413,641
453 352
*191,340
126,580
112.
*111 205
.
South
Thio«co,rP°ration *iled
30
1956,
covering
f°r
0
ty Blyth & Co.,
are
to
be
Ryder
the
stock
of
Great
System.
owns
and
and
owns
Southern
The
company
company
leases some
a
its
$5
with
par
the
SEC
common
on
stock,
Texas.—V.
181,
2519;
p.
V.
179,
440.
p.
small
use
Company
and
owns
of
the
owning
and
100%
Ryder
of
Truck
operates
a public warebranches, to Rental
unimproved real estate.
property,
amount
to
proposes
Trucking
also
used
net
as
proceeds
of
the
stock
sale
?
liquidate indebtedness owing by the company
$l ooo°onn fn h
$40°'000 for an advance t0 Great Southern
mitetanrW
??Hf^
hX Ureac Southern to retire certain of its
Svstem
tn
hi
K165"^
$100,000 for an advance to Rental
flU,
latter to repay Ryso, Inc. (a subsidiary
tur^ will ai°niv$10()'00() Arrowed from Ryso in 1954; Ryso in
ind
tK
anjpunt to repayment of outstanding bank loans;
to
Great
J d® ad™nced in approximately equal amounts
According
ih* nl
Rental System for use as working capital,
to acouire avpf* tnw
company has entered into contracts
company has
Inf
rights of certain motor carriers. The
of Cooner
Motor
r
aCQUlre u(1) of outstanding capital stock
Cooper Motor Lines, Inc., and three the its
c,
t
H
>
o
r«
that
Chairman,
the
of
plant
foot
to
The plant, located on
completed by June 1.
Robert
H. Ramsey, Secretary, on Feb. 6 said:
"Preliminary figures for the fourth quarter of 1955 indicate earnings
approximately $1.31 per share, making a total of $4.68 per share for
the year 1955, in comparison with $2.77 for 1954.
The earnings for
fourth
Lead
quarter
S.
A.,
1955
of
Argentina,
approximately
Co.,
capital
included
which
stock
dividend
a
when
$754,000,
from
converted
26c
or
after, deducting
U.
S.
into
share
per
Cia.
U.
income
dollars
Joseph
taxes "—V
181
'
751.
St.
Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry. —Earnings—
December—
Gross
1955
from
1954
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway—
$1,403,363
1953
income—
oper.
1952
$1,527,864
$1,389,085
397,295
453,735
136,763
187,840
215,407
96,212
124,535
17,726,766
16,573,636
16,116,292
lrom
from
Net
ry.
—V.
2,470,103
2,833,557
1,771,872
202,601
.
4,571,133
3,635,356
3,137,833
.
income—_
oper.
2,733,554
2,362,848
;,
Louis-San Franciseo &
December—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Texas
1955
1953
$317,336
$505,766
78.914
69,201
*27,365
25,147
*23,499
4,592,470
Net
from
Net
ry.
4,577,724
5.055,293
1,205,727
1,362,850
1,587.165
2,148,062
203,453
railway
319,593
395,544
715,811
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
183,
.
company
Feb.
on
Chairman
in
of
the
Board
letter
a
to
stock
exchange
an
of
announcement
Rhinelander
stockholders
offer
an
—Rhinelander common
of
confirmed
2
a letxer of notificatiori with the
rum'ilative preferred stock to be
underwriting. The proceeds
that of a
is
general insurance agency and
Aircraft Co.—Builds New
of
Paper
that
a
be
share
for share
pursuant
to
a
St
The
use.
floor
area,
or
provides
engineering division with 27,000
times the space previously
the
three
than
more
will form part ot registration statement to be filed
by St. Regis
the Securities and
Exchange Commission. This offer will be made
after the St. Regis registration statement becomes effective.
Rhinelander is engaged in the manufacture of
structure
research
Solar
of
test
contains
cells
for
testing of engines.—V.
production
said. \ *'
Kunzel, President,
Herbert
new
number
the
prospectus
which
new
a
structure
office
of
grams,"
stock
basis.
printed
of
occupied. "The enlarged area was necessary because Solar has increased
its engineering stafi by 50%
in the last year, and still more engineers
are
needed for the company's growing design and development
pro¬
Rhine¬
'that
common
into
put
The
feet
by Folke
Co.
company,
exchange of St. Regis
011
would
of
made
Laboratory-
engineering office building and engineering
test laboratory
for research in gas turbine engines was announced
on
Feb. 1 by this company. Both structures, located on Solar's S*n
Diego (Calif.) bayfront plant site, were built during 1955 and recently
were
Wis.,
company's business
brokerage.
construction
St. Regis Paper Co.—Offer for Rhinelander Stock—
This
6%
40,628
5.514,089
1
212.
p.
filed
6
of
insurance
Solar
railway,.
shares
par
149 892
From Jan. 1—
from
at
for
are
1952
$348,735
31,303
,
income,—
oper.
1954
$310,654
Feb.
on
500
($100 per share), without
expansion and working capital.
oliered
The
railway.,
railway
Ry.—Earnings
corporation
covering
SEC
St.
Y.—
(A. E.) Slade Agency, Inc., Long Island City, N.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Files
410.
p.
.
.
railway—
railway
183,
Los
West
Co.,
purchased
has
Corp.
Siegler
15.977,805
$1,361,802
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Electronics Co.—
tor cash the assets of Hufford
Angeles, Calif., John G. Brooks, Sieeler
President, announced on Feb. 7.
The purchase includes Inventories,
worlt in
process and contracts.
Hufiord Electronics has co..trd.Ci/S on
hand for production of components for a hign priority ma.or guided
missile program and these contracts will be administered by Siegler's
Hallamore Electronics Division
in Long Beach, Calif.
Mr.
Brooks, in making the announcement, stated that "acquisition
of Hufford Electronics represents further expansion of t:e company's
electronic activities."
The Siegler Corp last June acquired the business
of
the
Hallamore
Electronics Co.
Hallamore designs, manufactures
and
sells
electrical
and electronic devices.
Products include com¬
munication equipment and systems/ closed circuit televisions systems,
and test and ground support equipment for guided
missiles,—V. 183,
p. 712.
V
x'/'
■'
Minera
S
of Hufford
Assets
Purchases
The
Electronics
St.
on
be
Plant-
Calif, on Feb. 8 for the new
corporation's Hallamore Electronics
the Santa Ana Freeway, is scheduled
Anaheim,
at
broken
was
60,000-square
t
affiliates
in
Southern Indiana Gas
glassine and grease¬
supercalendered
sulphite paper used principally in
wrapping and packaging.
Rhinelander's net sales for
he fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1955, were
$21,643,880, with net earn¬
ings of $1,628,975, or $3.02 per share on 540,000 shares of common
;i
x
five test cells, bringing to 19
research, development and
the
183, p, 410.
stock
food
Feb. 2 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its no f>ar common stock. The com¬
offer these shares for subscription by common
the rate of one new share for each 11 shares held
of
record
Feb.
21,
1956.
The subscription
price and underwriting
terms
are
to be supplied by
amendment.
Smith, Earney .& Co. is
named as the principal underwriter.
The company proposps to use the net proceeds to provid° a portion
of the funds
required for construction, to reimburse its treasury in
part for expenditures made for construction and to provide for the
payment of temporary bank loans of $500,000 incurred for such pur¬
poses.
Capital expenditures during 1956 are estimated at $4,500,000.
This
SEC
outstanding.
injection
pastic
of
and
film.
compression
A preliminary
sales
net
at
St.
a
share
stock outstanding at the end of the year.
of its recently acquired companies
common
Regis reports that if results
had
been
of
excess
included
for
the
full
with
$287,000,000,
net
shares
income
Regis
has
pulp
capacity
Regis
would
close
have
been
exchange
—V.
kraft
there.
The
at
paperboard
$20,500,000,
the same number of common
its
Years
Jacksonville,
machine
and
is
Fla.,
mill
expanding
1957.
In
mill
is
income
Gross
Interest
scheduled
Net
Net
from
rv.
Gulf RR.—Earnings—
1952
from
Net
from
Net
$358,832
123,620
$268,488
51,428
*51,658
47,417
*22,335
*80,688
3,606,667
ry.
3,808,277
4^7.3.47
*449,063
3,995,332
487,496
*391,248
3,835.714
3"'7,593
railway
oper.
income—
183,
594,038
.
307,712
813,325,440 $11,152,150
income—
4,791,301
$6 497.643
3,596.699
deductions
4,654.507
$8 534,139
other
of
per
common
shares
common
share
1
——
3,445.004
$2.37
'Preliminary
and
subject
|to
$1.89
audit.—V. 183, p. 712.
*917
Southern New England Telephone
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 36,000 shares of capital
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
corporate
and
—
$338,994
37,539
income-,—
1953
$214,545
railway
1354
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1954
$69,325,518 $59,227,720
56,594,116 48,383.282
$12,731,402. $10,844,433
——
—
income
Earned
1955
railway
oper.
*1955
...—
,
Number
Antonio, Uvalde &
.December—
from
Co.—Earnings Increased—
31—
income
Operating
Other
Net
Gross
Dec.
new
completion early in
San
Ended
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes—^—
a
its
addition,
North Canadian Oils Ltd. This Canadian
1957.—V. 183, p. 560.
and
561.
p.
Southern Natural Gas
machine is in addition to the present
production there, and is scheduled for com¬
a new 430-ton-a-day bleached sul¬
pulp mill is being constructed at Hinton, Alberta, Canada, by
Western Pulp &
Power Ltd., a company jointly owned by St.
in May,
183,
to
in
to
kraft paper
350-ton-a-day
pletion
construction
under
1,000-ton-a-day
North
on
sales
coming
outstanding at the end of the year.
new
phate
net
year,
to approximately $3.17 a share
equal
for
and vacuum formed plastics
Regis results for 1955
$257,000,000 and net income in
$19,000,000, equal after preferred dividends, to $2.95
6,266,115 shares of
on
molded,
statement of St.
approximately
on
83,030
proposes
stockholders at
Regis manufactures kraft pulp, paper and board; multiwall paper
bag making and bag filling equipment; printing, publication, and
converting papers; fibreboard and other paper containers; and lami¬
and
company
covering
pany
bags;
nated,
With
& Electric Co.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
and
paper
u
n
Henry Roemer,
by
Corp.—Breaks Ground for New
Siegler
Ground
u
of
St.
company,
$.1>457'50d for cash requirements of consummating
5 Purchases now pending; (2) $1,000,000, of which
mntnr
tKonnnn
fn
sLh
of
through an underwriting group headed
The public offering price and underwriting' terms
Inc.
house,
Tne
shares
sale
supplied by amendment.
System is principally s holding
Rental
System
registration statement
a
151,050
public
6
Feb.
on
its subsidiary companies for the year 1955
$173,095,949. Consolidated net income fcr the corpora¬
tion was $7,987,622 equal to $7.26 per share on the 1,100 000 shares
of common
stock outstanding.
This compares with consolidated net
income
for the year 1954, which was $3,134,864 or $2.B5
share
of common stock outstanding.—V. 178, p. 55.
to
Division.
excess
t
Corp.—Earnings Sharply Higher-
Steel
this corporation and
amounted
Tekoil,
showed
Ryder System, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Registers With SEC
Jan.
With SEC
Shares, Inc.—Registers
American
announced
was
sales of
the
St.
,
5,068,716
494,363
245,937
212.
p.
Sharon
Saint
Queen's
St. Joseph Lead Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
p.
Higher—
Mexico
protective
52,116
railway..4,811,335
railway
854,029
from
Net
1952
$380,939
from
Net
1953
55,305
income...
From Jan. 1—
Gross
183,
Selected
opening of
its executive oifices in
Dallas
(Texas)
and with the opening of en¬
larged
engineering and
operations offices in
Oklahoma
Ci.y.
The
company's home oflices are in Robinson, 111.,
where the
firm
was
proof
1954
;
$394,033
.
railway
oper.
ry.
1955
—
This
corporation filed an amendement on Feb. 8, 1956, to its
registration statement covering an additional 3,000,000 shares of com¬
mon capital
stock.—V. 181, p. 1443.
-
promptly
December—
& Co.—January Sales
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$228,084,406 $212,855,805 $3,451,350,529 $3,100,271,101
Jan. 31—
End
Per
38,000 shs.
for purchase by officers and directors
with
711.
p.
•Includes 4.000 shares reserved
a
later date.—V. 182, p. 2361,
Sales—
continued.
acquisition announcement coincides with
new
retained
will
Outstanding
said.
Pecos
the
formation),
Anne's
Saint
of
and
Tekoil,
under
are
wells
Anne
offices
(Texas)
present,
with
FINANCING
*50,000 shs.
par)———
(no
Sears, Roebuck
properties adjacent to tne Saint Anne's West Texas acnage
which will further increase daily production for the company.
Hie agreement represents a major step in Tekoii's growth, according
to Mr. Davison, who explained that acquisitions since incorporation of
the company last summer have more
than tripled the firm's proven
primary and secondary reserves.
After
property transfers have been completed, Mr. Finch intends
to continue as an independent oil operator in West Texas.
Midland
stock
Common
two
on
feet of floor space on
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
Authorized
additional
for
of
tract
CAPITALIZATION
an
been approved by
stockholders in the immediate
to
Davison
Mr.
Jersey.
has at present more than 1,500
ground 100 x 75 feet.
The company
a
exchange of stock with no cash
directors of both companies for sub¬
upon
has
mission
of
New
of
State
and
west
statement
predicated
agreement,
lander
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been appointed agent
accept
subscriptions at $24.50 per share to common
stock
ol
Royal
McBee
Corp.
in
exchange for subscription
warrants
which
1956,
mile
assume
from William J. Finch, President of
iSaint Anne's, and W. K. Davison, Tekoil President. Also involved are
more
than 8,090 acres in undeveloped leases,,
i
«
^
according
office
has been operating since Aug. 1, 1955.
:
plant of the company is located on Spur Route 518,
the Borough of Hopewell in the County ox Mercer,
company
The
.
■
.
The
,
was
company
matter.
interests in 82 producing oil and gas wells in West Texas, New Mexico
and
Kansas with
daily production in excess of 500 gross barrels,
Regis intends to make
The
15,
1,2.4,328
773,494
merging this company with Tekoil Corp. were disclosed on
'
vv
-V'.,: ■
to
Feb.
183,
a
lor
Eecker,
on
^
The
intends to acquire the assets
when opportunities for such
company
companies
company
Although
Royal McBee Corp.—Subscription Agent—
expire
3,443,921
•
and other
1
capital;
working
for
inventory;
purposes.
chartered in the State of New Jersey
on
June
27, 1955.
It was founded to piovide printing service for
individuals, institutions and business organizations requiring restricted
and unrestricted handling of printed matter.
The company also expects to engage In the production of business
forms, advertising literature, direct mall matter and other printed
Saint Anne's Oil Preduction Co.—Proposed Merger—
Gross
Net proceeds are to be added to the general funds of the company.
^
4,334,244
2,060,720
1,100,157
used to purchase machinery
net proceeds are to be
increase
corporate
BUSINESS—The
Commission—
proposed
writer.
!" l^a,o9J
general
160,764
The
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
1956, covering $1,000,000 of 5%'*
due
1971 and 125,000 shares of
the
Income—
"Deficit.—V.
Net
The
*49,922
The
offer of the common stock and the sale of the debentures
underwritten by groups headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
subscription
are
$395/'39
.
railway—___
oper.
totaled
the filing on Feb. 9 with
the
Securities
of a
registration state¬
ment
covering $6,000,000 principal amount of sinking fund deben¬
tures due Feb. 1, 1981 and 194,155 shares of additional common stock
(par $10).
When the registration statement becomes effective,
the
common
stock
is
to
be
offered
for subscription
to common stock¬
L.
$164,066
*67,885
2,618,160
633,310
' 190,817
2,449,668
410.976
4,546
railway
lrom
Net
stock
equipment;
and
& Co., Jamesburg,
Dreyling
R.
PRQCEED8—The
1952
$211,725
68,420
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
John
income.—
oper.
1953
47,820
$110,705
*123,862
*159,087
railway——
from
Aguilar,
Riegel Paper Corp.—Registers With SEC— '
(N.J.)—Stock Of¬
N. J., on
publicly as a speculation 15,560 snares of
(no par) at $5 per share.
of New Jersey, Inc.
Press
Science
common
1954
1955
railway—
lroit
Net
917,489
1,026,625
railway...
ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
Net
1952
1953
1954
19j5
1832.
p.
fered—Louis
'
organized as DavLon and Company in 1951.
the merger represents its first venture into West Texas,
and Kansas.
A petroleum reservoir eng.neering
and pro¬
ducing firm specializing In waterflood operations, Te'-oil Is currently
active
in
Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
and
parts of East
$2,368,325
railway..,—
Net
Gross
""
181,
Feb. 2 offered
New
RR.—Earnings
& Potomac
Richmond, Fredericksburg
December—
lrem
Transportation Co., Inc., in
stock and $40,000 in cash.
Emmott-Valley
of
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
For
Gross
Citizens
(5)
and
originally
1637.
p.
approximately $200,000;
now
luJ, p, 212., ./V
Flans
Anglo American Ltd., London, England—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
stock
outstanding
is
has
company
price of
—V.
exchange lor 2,000 shares of Rental System
■—v.
least
Rhodesian
receipts for
which
deficit
Miller's
Bonds—
1, 1953, $31,000
the redemption
100.54%. and accrued interest. Payment will be mads at The
&
Southern
National
Bank,
22 Bull
St., Savannah, Ga.
called for redemption on March
its first mortgage 3% bonds due March 1, 1975, at
of
of
stock
Freight Lines,
positions
oelow.—V. 183, p. 710.
Fa^er Co.
Regi3
capital
outstanding
the
(3)
$150,000;
Inc.* m exchange lor $340,000 cash, on which
been made; (4) the outstanding stock of Miller
Motor Lines of North Carolina, Inc., lor $40,000 »ash and the assump¬
The
Co.—Offer to Stockholders—
Rhinelander Paper
See
of
deposit
a
Powtf Co.—To Redeem
Savannah Electric &
The
$100,000 feposit has
company
level
high
$287,500,
,
spent $5,573,648 for additions to plant and equip¬
ment
durirg
1955,
the larger
part for new machinery for the
manufacturing and leaf tobacco processing departments.
Reflecting a substantial increase in the number of new stockholders,
the total number of holders of the company's shares reached a
new
The
to
Loo-Mac
December—
$53,267,637, an increase of $8,440,844,
of $44,826,793, the previous peak
level.
After providing for dividends on the preferred stock the 1955
earnings were equal to $5.05 per share on the 10,000,000 shares of
common stocks compared with $4.19 per share in 1954.
Earnings before Federal
and State taxes on income, which nlso
reached
a
new
high,
amounted to $121,268,223, an increase
of
$17 924,921 over the previous high attained in 1954.
Total dividends
on 'the
common
stocks in 1955 were $2.60 per share compared with
$2 40 per share in 1954.
Dividends on the common stocks and preferred
stock totaled $28,531,209, or 53.6',;
of net earnings.
Sales for the year amounted to $866,425,772, an
increase of $52,151,996 over the 1954 volume of $814,273,776.
.
At the close of the year, the company's short-term borrowings stood
at
$38,000,000. a reduction of $31,000,000 from similar debt as of
Dec.
31, 1954,
This reduction was made possible by additional re¬
tained earnings and also by lower Inventories of leaf tobacco.
During
the year, long-term debt
was reduced by amortization payments cf
amounted
earnings
Net
or
of
note
short-term
a
of T. S.
tion
a
high record and sales
to the annual report
C. Whitaker, Chairman
lor
1955 established a new
of
1954 by
6.4 %•' according
stockholders on Feb, 9 by John
Board, and E. A. Darr, President.
earnings
Net
exceeded
stock,
System
Ryder
in long-term promissory notes; (2) the outstanding capital
C. Motor Freight L.nes, inc., lor $900,000 cash in addi¬
and $62o,Uul)
the
Profits Set Record
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—1955
(R. J.)
of
$312*.500
for
stock
corporation on Jan. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
40.000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
per
share through Luckhurst & Co.,
Inc., New York. The
The
SEC
at
With
Corp., Denver, Cold.—Files
Minerals
Reynolds
Securities and Exchange
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
p.
410.
*608,863
169,915
*653,204
ytock (par $25) was
at
made on Feb. 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$41.25 per share, with a de4ler'$ discount of 63 cents
per
share.
It was completed.—V. 1-83, p. 2361.
Volume
183
Number 5507... The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(777)
Southern
With
Oxygen
Securities
"This
$2,650,000
offered
6%
of
for
Co., Bladensburg, Md.
and
filed
company
convertible
public
Registers
—
which
statement with
suboidinated
the
debentures
SEC
of
1966,
convertible
sale
subordinated
debentures
of
19C2.
The
able
Oxygen
is
argon; and it also
medical equipment,
-
and
called
fcr
derived
such
to
redemption
from
the
Unexchanged
March
31,
of
sale
new
the
offer
to
proposes
1956,
and
debentures
new
debentures
much
so
debentures
as
of
have
the
be
may
of
shop;
$3C5.000
and
Marine
This
for
for
purchase
of
small office building
515-meter oxygen, nitrogen,
new
producing column to be installed
at
of large storage units for liquefied
argon
Kingsport;
purchase
allied
chase
for
of
tube
working
trailers
for
capital.—V.
Southern
transportation
183,
Pacific
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
ry,
—V.
for
1954
1952
1953
6,071.318
5,273,986
5,105,560
106,091,485
97,590,368
124,112,571
42,134,783
47,106,187
Net
ry.
1954
1953.;,
...
8,816,004
7,29
...
5,555,845
4,197,186
.538"
Co.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..
railway...;
—V.
the
the
1952
Net
4,786,998
amended
...
95.883,783
72.978,555
88,812,615
48,430,035
34,558,054
41,986,218
ntOCEEDc—Tn<- net mads available will oe used
the program of expansion
currently underway.
r
since.
to
additional
repay
The
installation
and
of
additional
1931
is
and
public
a
office
general
a
that
served
now
in
the
sale
and
accounting
GIVING
mortgage toowds—4——
4% series', due,. 1973——
stork
(910
($1
Fast
was
Quarterly basis.—V.
have
PRESENT
their
10,
183, p.
filed
company
1956,
covering
shares
loans
Net
St.,
ments
to
registration
a
statement
of
preferred
proceeds
to
to
are
in
pay
property.—V.
first
be
stock
for
series
None
the
183,
costs
producers
the
of
Co.—Sells
from
for
undisclosed
Kenneth
A.
Spencer
duction
with
the
this
carbon
the
SEC
due
1948,
phase
tion
to
the
of
the
payment
aduicions
or
dioxide
carbon
the
in
has
and
an
been
the
Frank
B.
of
the
50
Appleman,
from
Natural Gas
Worth,
dry
by
ice,
active
in
carbon
Parker-Browne will
Spencer
been
Feb,
from
from
Net
ry.
has
years,
below
Co.
and
2
—V.
1
183,
p.
been
2,
1956
1962,
covering
and
70,100
in
V.
183,
p.
712.—V.
174,
1954
1953
„
a
of
failed
filing
Feb.
of
terms
with
and
by
comply
East
Coast
Securities
B.
Mitchell,
has
it
"shall
been
of
one
be
from
ry.
from
connection with
In
Ended
the
top
on
management
by
of
Mr. Sylk said Dr. Mitchell
executive committee.'—V. 183,
S.
Corp.
industry, it
was
D-X Sunray
company,
which
announced
Oil Co.,
wage and
general
formula
follows
•.Net
for
Feb.
on
of
Robert
drilling
F.
Six, Chairmen,
program
Grants,
near
Exploration Administration)
body of uranium ore.
Feb,
on
M.
N.
confirmed
6
under
DMEA
contract has uncovered
that
Mr,
Six,
101,669
66.860
42,617
36,158
3.255.060
3.357.079
2,896,504
1,382.249
1,402.457
967,042
752,194
659,619
655,100
497,975
$201,063
discovery
The
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
$3,505,000 of subordinate interim notes, due Jan. 31,
a
Its
$1
par
common
stock.
The
company
to offer these securities for public sale in units each
consisting
note
in the principal amount of $50 and
one
share of stock,
also
President
in
the
of
Continental
District
Mexico,
Taylor
Mr.
on
Six
been
elected
Petroleum
Corp., Norman,
With Securities and
corporation
1,
1956,
offered
be
terms
Stone
are
The
to
&
be
Co.
corporation
by
public
offering
price
Stock
These
properties
of
$1,376,000,
proceeds
drilling
interests
and
in
of
and
interests
according
the
under
Delaware
acquired
were
by
to
the
financing
are
to
oil
of
1952
36,185
49,068
*3,557
6,883,343
7,803.781
7,117,607
2,673,254
2,454,405
3,049,881
2,827,498
781,891
734,026
945,231
871,271
.
151.
will
underwrite
of
the
the
of
offering.
after
giving effect to
long-term
debt
and
company
$5,950,000
of
stock.
common
from, the ...sale
;Of//the common shares will be used
including, capital expenditures relative
iinfSrovement' and expansion program.
purposes
stock
of
the
listed
is
company
on
Exchanges.
plants; and executive offices
also has plants at Scranton, Pa.
the
are
at
New
York
and
LaCrosse, Wis.
and Toronto, Canada.
713.
p.
Hughes
Tool
above.—V.
Co.
182,
2177.
p.
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
common
share.
The unsold balance
183, p. 213.
Treasury Vault Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
V.
corporation
covering
are
180,
Jan!
on
500,000
cents
50
used
to
filed
30
shares
letter
a
pay
of
notification
of
with
the
common
share,
per
without
stock (par 10 cents)
to be
underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining) operations.—
expenses
955.
p.
*
the
C.
Airlines,
said
of
to
has
been
Directors
an
of
appointed
this
announcement
Vice-President
Feb.
on
and
effective
company,
made
7
ty
elected
Mavci
Fred.
.1,
H.
to
1956,
Billups,
President.
Fischofer
Mr.
the
the
Board :of
of
years
Oil
Co.
(N.
J.).
last
associates
16
of
and
position
in
President
Vice
Esso. Standard
domestic
exploration,
opcr-tes in
now
Other
his
In
and
Executive
as
of
with
headquarters in
Gas Co.,
with its
Tropical
Fla.,
retires
Directors
service
lng,
refi .ing,
America, with
Gil,
S.
foreign
he
was
A.
concerned
Ca. itbean
the
and
member
after
affiliates
area
more
of
of
than
Standard
with
maiket-
and
Central
Cuba.
Havana,
international
headquarters
in
Miami,
foreign countries.
Mr.
Fischofer
the
on
Tropical
board
are
Mr.
Billups—formerly President, Esso Standard Oil, S. A.; Robert T. Haslam, Director, W. R. Grace & Co.; Charles J. Hodge, Partner, Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Joseph J. Snyder, Vice-President and Treasurer, Massa¬
Registers
—
Fischofer
Board
according
the
and
cents per
withdrawn last week.—V.
Tropical Gas Co., Inc., Miami, Fla.—New Vice-Pres.—
chusetts Institute of Technology; Alfred J. Wi'liams, Presid nt, Maracaibo
Oil
Exploration Corp.;
Hobart ' C.
Ramsey,
Board
Chairman,
Worthington Corp.; Horace F. Isleib, Investment Office and Associate
Treasurer, Yale University; Alfonso Manero, Partner, Glore, Forgan <fc
Co.
underwriting
law
V.
and
182,
Edward
p.
Taylor
additional
and
gas
at
a
F.
Clark,
Jr., Partner;
Carter, Ledyard & MUburn.—•
961.
'
and
exploration
See
Missouri
Union
Co.
Electric
Power
Pacific
&
of
Light
Missouri—Time
'
Co.
above.—V.
182,
Extended—p.
-
2362.
RR.—Earnings—
"
Period End. Dec. 31—
net
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
$
s
s
s
Railway
be used for working capital,
wells,
possible
acquisition
of
leases
Union
Dec.
on
prospectus.
completion
additional
301,418
amendment.
organized
was
145,552
major
183,
The
Mid-Continent
16,
1955, to engage primarily in the acquisition, explo'ation, development
and operation of oil
and gas properties.
The company has acquired
oil
and
gas
interests,
together with lease and well equipment and
related inventories and receivables, from David W. Taylor, President
and
director, in exchange for 250,000 shares of its common stock.
-•
$707,184
121.229
1953
$2.01
registration
The
supplied
$574,728
52,267
er's discount of 35
statement with the SEC on
covering 200,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
for
public sale by an underwriting group headed by
a
that
228,606
corporate
company
was
Exchange Commission—
filed
which
in
customers.
(par 50 cents) was made on Jan. 31 by Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. at $18 per share, with a deal¬
large commercial
Okla.
potential
stock
712.
p.
equipment
showroom
fering—A secondary offering of 35,000 shares of
Poison
183,
sub¬
1954
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
property
said.—V.
to
Los
firm's
a
distributors
and
products
Co.,
production
new
new
in
the
$533,415
capitalization
wjll
consist
comman
See
Canyon
area
of
the
Grants
recently acquired from the Colam.fr
Corp.
The deposit consists if high-grade ore assaying at 50/100 of
l'/t uranium oxide and low-grade ore assaying at 20/100.
It has been
confirmed
as
the
widest
band
of
high-grade ore so far found in
Net
•
is
made
was
Uranium
cost
•
who
Fixture
attractive
an
builders
the
plant
for
$570,953
continuing
Trane's
company's
(Defense Minerals
a
present
Lighting
with
as
Industries
p.
who
proceeds
The
712.
p.
Star
well
that
announced
headquarters
on
$2).
general
Midwest
in
salary increases retroactive
general pattern of the
183,
Manufac¬
this
the
2.—V.
industry
corporation
proposed
a
Trane's
tl954
and
this
Central
Feb. 8 filed with the SEC a registration statement
public offering of 120,003 new shares of common
Smith, Barney & Co., will manage a group of Invest¬
company
be
a
Fe
7,083,688 :
183,
1,320,000 shares of
16,377,445
under
fixture
when
company's
Coast
plant
a
as
income—
oper.
to
1
lighting
17,
Santa
Chairman,
for
as
income
bankers
President.
*$2.28
——
the
the
architects,
railway
railway
(par
in
consultants
1955
_
sinking
1955
Outstanding
financing
———$39,400,000. $38,600,000
share
common
on
'
purchased
fund payment
213.
ment
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Dec.. 31—
to
Thomas
the
213.
p.
1956.
17.
were
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Adds to Fleet-
Sylk,
also
has
the
Feb.
in
West
•
,
/.
include
facilities
available
stock
purchase
directors
of
Harry
$427,946
23,
Feb.
Trane Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
Board—
board
2
and
as
well
as
-
in
Calif.,
replace
function
...
oper.
covering
—V.
the
to
Feb.
on
—„———
will
from
ry.
of
stock
engaging
the
the
due
j:.'r'-."7...■
President
facilities
from
■
enjoined
time,
same
•,
plants
facilities
railway.
railway—
Net
2601.
p.
named
announced
was
will
p.
Net
by the New York State
engaging in securities. trans¬
.
Feb.
on
debentures
previous
to
From Jan. 1—
19-55,
froih
the
of
sum
to
mailed
to
up
sale
debentures
561.
Angeles,
new
from
Gross
Industries,
of
of
the
the
interest
be
will!
Mass.,
for
exhaust
will
amount
p.
modern
Los
I'-",./;,
■
show
Net
requirement
a
to
accrued
with
6,
fund
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
common
Corp.
reports
Boston
tenders
sinking
May
cond'tions
with
183,
December—
Regulation A, an exemption from registration
or suspended at any time if the issuer or
security."—V. 179,
any
in
Division,
183,
Gross
2....
Sterling
semi-annual
that
of
....
York.
others)
connection
most
made
to
—V.
on
on
Securities
.V :•=/;■_
the
18,
County,
shares
Coast
and
tenders
any
principal
1955.—V.
♦Deficit.—V.
Industries
300,000
to
of
asserts
conduct or practice
any
be
A.
1952
64,468
proposes
of
6,
denied
(among
company's
Hayden,
164.905
of
provision
temporarily
Feb.
to
3.586,245
shares
have
New
in
St.,
receive
sufficient
100%
of
$434,350
Milk
15
subordinated
amount
an,
45
Feb.
exceeding
and
new
area
deducting
New
1,701,360
filed
of
Sterling
East
allege that
complied
on
to
warehousing
will
permanent.
..
the
5%
showroom
Light
sidiary.
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Discovers New Uranium Field
share¬
Spckane Natural Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
named
order
on
15-year
Thomas,
Moe
200,000
announced
was
Co.,
business
District.
and
Angeles
to
a
oil
Morris
$207,841
-
This
State
by
been
they
for
the
filed
.
not
that
made
or
offering
It
orders
have
the
vacated
public
American, Inc.—Offers to Buy Debentures—
Colony Trust
at
a
71,336
-
A
income
produces
$223,949
;
the
797,447
233,668
213.
acceptances
B.
plant
under
notification
share.
per
to
by
172.551
income
150.
it
1,340,815
491,116
the
offered
integrated
presently
Commission,
26,061
1,096,046
opened
turing
pro¬
$281,967
railway
A
Pipe Line Co. will receive
Co,
RR.—Earnings-
1955
railway
oper.
Exchange
order
an
Employees of this
pur¬
Frcm Jan. 1—
Net
in
the
This
income
issued
201,956
;
1,448,089
of
be
Net
and
96,328
75,471
85,749
1952
$138,552
639,127
15,
SEC
since
dioxide
be
182,
additional
an
68,166
1953
992.366
of
1955.
Chemical
on
covering
p. 2735.
Feb.
on
$93,456
116,095
410,787
not
shares
of
common
stbek
outstanding '(and
preferred dividends).
}Pro forma figures—reflecting
the merger of Sunray and Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. in
May of
Texas,
have
Spencer
announcement
amendment
an
statement
capital stock—V.
Earnings per.
'
railway.
registration
filed
$135,917
.
,
company
1954
$141,158
1,026,595
.
-
investment
addition,
♦Based
"
Gross
*369,290
Robert
after
Fort
railway
oper.
*376,184
reason
of
the
Feb.
ry.
*748,563
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
Busi¬
of
Spokane International
Net
'='623,981
country,
At
to
pioneer in
the
distributing dry ice and liquid carbon dioxide
primarily for use as a refrigerant and for the "fizz"
December—
Net
361,288
150,
Ry.—Earnings—
109,625
formally dedicates its
bank
business
'
from
340,886
p.
359,493
income
of
Nov.
will
30
organized
2551.
Gross
41,677
183,
1,170,373
382,410
213.
p.
■
cancellation
Lee
Regulation
be
183,
v,
1,308,923
of
One
115,468
$1
company,
Midwest.
President
Spokane
1952
*62,678
income
I,2d8,0d4
138,142
Thomas Industries, Inc.—To Open New
Facility—
3.702.156
sale
Spokane Gas & Fuel Co.—Name Changed—Financing
See
1953
557,oil
1,647,772
Old
total
for
3,436,555
continuing
improve¬
anu
Worth
attorney,
represented
Parker-Browne,
and
the remaining
holder in the final negotiations.—V. 182, p. 2794.
p.
1954
836,012
207,992
railway
p.
prices
A
V,
2,859,#83
proposed
In
Dr.
and
near
Pittsburg, Kan.
The
nearly double Spencer's capacity in addi¬
shipping points for improved service to
strategic
183,
Notices
accumulative
V
Sun Ray Drug Co.—Dr. Mitchell
drinks.
Greenspun,
657.
p.
of
7,383
3,529,923
railway—
oper.
close
at
6,
3,035,724
railway....
or
1176.
p.
Fort
family
to
Spencer's business.
Jayhawk Works
its
and
Southwest
soft
of
dioxide
assets of
facilities will
Parker-Browne,
in
and the
providing
Southwest
Company
at
Parker-Erowne
$12,000,000
3o,0<2
3.438,156
income™
company
of
Feb. 1,
1970
$2,000,000 of
*48,978
underwriter
Feb.
on
1981,
Radio-Television
Co,
Greenspun
according
President.
sum.
Spencer,
d'oxide
carbon
Morris
Chemical
since
and
Fb.
on
additional
an
*86,164
income
Commission's
the
may
a
'
Parker-Browne
liquid
chased
an
Minn.—Regis¬
amendment
an
4i,52d
1955
Textron
the
at
Under
712.
p.
from
—V.
the
■='86,362
to
actions
110,000 shs.
Spencer Chemical Co.—Acquires Dry Ice Firm—
1906
its
company's charter,
provide for this eventu¬
to
.
2,677,254
railway
from
ry.
"
permanently enjoined
Supreme Court, New York
$348,000
bonds,
toward
I
cf
In
81,833
1952
.
*8,678
railway-
oper.
Net
parent
covering
115
182,
was
($25
Magnavox Co. above.—V. 173,
assets
lines
ry.
Net
■*1,925
its
1954,
sales.
>
with
mortgage
applied
pare
Sparks-Withington
The
these
$2o6,827
134,283
Income^
From Jan. 1—
Gross
affiliate,
the
Standard's directors in
included
from
''!!
and
$316,243
Regulation
Year
See
fire
1953
$336,646
49,^82
railway
from
Net
agents,
their
the Securities Act of 1933 tempo¬
the Regulation A exemption from registration with
stock offering by this corporation.
The order provides
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
Net
ness.
place
1954
$243,070
3,018,962
railway——
oper.
Net
:■
to
by
ago
filed
statement
suspension order should be
of
declare
common
7,739
Texas Northern
-7.573
Regulation
Outstanding
to
authorized
tq create a new class
stock.' The company has
1955
.
December—
Gross
$263,493
or
cumulative
from
from
and
*25,149
lias
The
712.
$10,000,000
of
incurred
insurance
suspending
stock
par).
The interest
rate on the bonds
and dividend rate on the preferred, together with
the public offering price and underwriting terms, are to be
supplied
by amendment.
Dillon, Read & Co.. Inc.. heads the list of under¬
writers.
fire
wholly-owned
The
years
company
120.—V.
Securities
8,
11,
of
FINANCING
intention
the
and
$225,837
railway
railway
♦Deficit—V.
■='23,799
its
of
The
Victorvil'e, Calif., and
Los Angeles, Calif.
100,000 shs.
stated
an
the
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC
This
able
previously
several
railway
to
respect
,
120,000
of
country.
organized
operations.
New York.as underwriter.
Main
shares
Ry.—Earnings-
"oper. income
ry.
and
$239,396
Chicago
rarily
in
1.000,000 shs.
directors
March
on
$400,000
value.
par
Feb.
facilities
distribution
127
Unlimited
par value
DIVIDENDS—The
3,
the
been
1955
oper.
The
quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share to be paid in April, 1956. They
have also stated their intention to pay cash dividends in the future on
a
Fire
■
uses.
at
office
EFFECT TO
First
stock
Adds
—
i
'
Sterling Industries, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Offering Tem¬
porarily Suspended—
incurred
and
Authorized
Preferred
ry.
1956,
by the company,
and
industrial
and
the
administrative
amount
lines
service
not
engaged
commercial
of
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Co.
railway..
from
shares
primarily for the construction
and
areas
In
company is located
A district office is maintained in
Barstcw, Calif.
Gross
$261,881
from
This
with
incorporated in California
was
utility
for domestic,
gas
The principal
loans
used
mains
bring gas service to
BUSINESS—Corporation
natural
short-term
remaining funds will be
necessary to
ry.
The
per
connection
in
$11
Increase
to
preferred'
From Jan. 1—
and
Approximately $75,000
be used to repay short-term bank loans
Incurred prior to Oct. 31,
1955, to cover the construction already in
progress, and $25,000 will
used
from
a
construction
railway
"Deficit,—V.
will
be
from
from
Net
program.
proceeds
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund Inc.—Registers With SEC
at
second
713.
p.
Net
36,376,960
(par $1) by First California Co.
offering was completed.
The
construction
the
company's
underwriting
have
not
certificates
oper.
ry.
Net
83,522,296
...
stock
common
engineering,
2254.
p.
series
from
Gross
Southwest Gas Corp.—Stock Sold—Mention was made
in pur issue of Feb. 6 of the
offering of 44,208 shares of
share.
further
Gross
From Jan. 1—
10,536,285
4,366,911
150.
p.
the
the
company's
which
corporate
182,
from
276,913,414 249,079,701 275,212,346 271.624,397
income
oper.
183,
of
with
to
throughout
had
investment
Gross
Net
from
183,
due
Net
8,489,810
voted
30,000,000
of
December—
additional
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
with
together
applied
agents
through
Standard
certilicates
$24,356,030 $22,714,880 $22,853,429 $24,954,802
...
week
to
shares
Texas Mexican
reimburse
for
company's
was
This
7,1v
1955
income.
oper.
payment
to
and
expenditures,
Insurance
December—
Net
—V:
712.
p.
195G, to Its registration
58,096,302
Ry.- -Earnings—
from ^railway..
from railway
thereon;
137,273,350
49,525,105
■_
last
15,000,000
already filed with the SEC 400,000 of the cumulative convertible second
preferred shares, $100 par, to be offered for public sale on Feb. 21.
deposited
Exchange Commission—
9,503,564
2,206,6^3
529,717,935 408,864,505 546,126,794 551,858,962
Gross
will be
interest
of
redeem
State Bond & Mortgage Co., New
Ulm,
ters With Securities and
183, p. 150.
Southern
to
stockholders
from
1,000,000
The
3,447,683
December—
,
the
connection
be
policyholders
accumulative
income
1957,
payment
used
construction
in
will
Standard's
individual
however,
ality.—V.
4,281,249
railway
oper.
the
be
of
Net
lines
the
own
balance
2,435,907
income—;.
Gross'from railway
Net
to July 31,
for
will
proceeds,
Accident
Insurance
1944,
$40,536,745 $42,049,371 $41,032,579 $45,593,455
railway
from
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Stock Increased—
The
stock
Underwriting—
the
marine
Planet
for
pur¬
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
the
loan,
183,
and
While
112.
p
1955
railway.:
oper.
the
and
gases;
The
Co.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
of
period
notes
company has added
lines and marine
brokers
and
for
1956,
insurance to its present
casualty and bonding
operations, it was announced on Feb. 1.
With this
expanded under¬
writing program, the Standard now provides full
multiple-line under¬
writing service, under
its
own
charter, to the
and
$80,000
$60,000
gases;
the
accruals
expenses
of
bank
Standard
proceeds
hydrogen plants, with
31,
Net
in
of
acetylene
balance
program.—V.
cylinders; $150,000 for construction of new office
building at Bladensburg; $237,500 for purchase of additional land
in Kingsport, Tenn.,
remodeling of existing buildings, and construc¬
tion
for
such
treasury for
supplies, and
and
$6,275,000
redemption will be used for that purpose. The company expects
the remaining
proceeds for the following purposes: $200,000
purchase
company's
The
use
for
for
interest
legal and other
been
required
notes
new
trustee
plus
materials
the production and sale of com¬
acetylene, hydrogen,
nitrogen
and
and exports welding equipment and devices,
related supplies.
' *
As
indicated,
the company
exchange
for
old
debentures.
May
liabilities
the
oxygen,
sells
until
be
presently out¬
first mortgage
bonds
in
that
principal
amount;
and
un¬
portion of the balance of the proceeds will be used to
repay
short-term indebtedness and other current
in
engaged
including
gases,
the
to
are
standing
outstanding in the amount of $1,400,000. have been called for
redemption and payment March 31, 1956 at the redemption price
of IOC Vz 'io, plus interest.
On exchanges the lk "o redemption premium
will be paid.
Southern
separately transferable
notes, and the public
specified
tures,
pressed
the
on
with
$514,000
deben¬
old
the
on
offering price and under¬
supplied by amendment. White,
Weld & Co. is named as the
principal underwriter.
Of the proceeds of
the financing, an amount
equal to interest pay¬
be
to
be
not
rate
writing terms of the units,
covering
through an underwriting group headed by
Johnston,
Lemon &
Co.
and .Union
Securities
Corp.
The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
For a
limited
time
the company
will offer to exchange the
new 6%
debentures for all or any part of the
company's outstanding
G'/c
will
interest
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
13
for
oil
oper.
revenue-
42,813,533
39,927,782 509,362,476 481,786,451
Railway
oper,
expenses
33,652,566
33,384,585 370,526,330 365,858,880
and
Net
gas.
Tekoil Corp.—Proposed Merger—See Saint Anne's Oil
Production Co. above.—V. 182, p. 2025.
revenue
from
—
V.
ry.
oper.
183,
p.
ry.
)
operations
Net
income—
9,160,967
769,228
6,543,197
138,836,146
115.927,571
532,923
43,739,462
29,561,550
449.
(Continued
on page
57)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
l!
14
4 4
.
1956
Monday, February 13,
(778)
1
n
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Canadian
(January 30
received in time
for publication and we are printing them here for our
subscribers' use. This week's compilation can be found
NOTE:
in
last week
is for
tabulation
This
to February
The figures were not
3).
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
&
Power
Si.50 preferred
Agnew-Surpa'ss Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
4'2%
_
Canada
ol
Co
pfd.
preferred
25
.50
—
26
8
8
99
101 '%
25V-i
52 y»
-—"
Ltd
Aluminum
26
20
"
"
,
35%
8
100
2,506
175
99
560
101 102%
52%
52
1,983
7%
Preferred
Bell
Power
B
British
4%
Class
22.
750
Molson
Michell
23%
23%
210
Ltd
class
&
Paper
common
red
4 % %
preferred
4 %%
101% 102%
45
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
18
1,305
22%
22%
515
29%
31%
3,881
45
*
„
Steel
Car
Wire
*
53%
Weaving
Mines
31%
——*
National
Niagara
40
39%
40
64
63%
65
303
Ogilive
41
41%
448
Ontario
49%
50
5.200
.
1,095
'
49%
fi
7%
7%
7%
10,409
u
38
36%
38%
8,240
Co—
.100
94%
94%
94%
60
.100
105
105
105
Penifians
Powell
preferred
51%
65
49%
50
50
51%
50
River
Power
Avillabona
Price
Bros
4%
Ltd
Co
&
54
•_*
47
90
24
24%
400
115
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Power
38%
39%
55%
56%
54
16'%
16%
•
37 %i
Quebec
56
50
Baska
Red
Oil
Columbia
Telephone
Bruck
Ltd
Mills
class
16%
5,925
Regent
37%
38
1,277
Reynolds
48
48%
481
1.80
2.00
7,061
5.00
5.00
300
36
Rights
35%
37
2,384
♦
B
♦
Building Products
Refining
Robertson
Eolland
Ltd
^
" 29
28%
(James)—:
Company
class
Paper
Royal
A
Ltd
Oil Co
*
Cement
SI.30 preferred
34
370"
30%
1,135
St
34
Shawinigan
2,830
55
Series
13%
13%
1,505
Sherwin
45%
45%
920
103
Commerce- —10
45%
31%
31
_
Canadian
Lank
of
■>
Breweries common_
Canadian
31%
4,385
25
•—
31%
31
31%
30%
29%
30%
860
Sicks'
common
Canadian
34
20
Celanese common
'
'
25
$1,75 series
$1.00
series
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Cottons 6%
Canadian
Canadian
Cellulose
&
5%
Oil
Voting
u
Vickers
22
797
10
.
;
'
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6c
19c
1.65
25c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
Great
Mersev
Oil
Home
35%
55
52%
—-
pfd____50
Alabas—:
96
405
46%
100
—
1927
50
85
44%
Lakes
Gypsum,
*
Mfg Ltd
70
114
5
East
Gaspe
111%
3
.
Wares
50
23%
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc__.
—20
Federal Grain Ltd $1.40 pfd
Class
Steel
a
50
35%
"A"
■
1
110
100
.
Motors
General
12%
56
57
.50
-—50
Limitee
7c
20c
-,*
Ltd
Asbestos
Fro'oishcr
'
5%%
General
1.15 '
~
6%
_1
Co
A9
Frere,
3,700
135
57
54
19%
rights
••
&
41c
110
1.15
•i
a
Ltd
*
Imperial
,
.
"
■__>
Investments
1
_1
1
__1
-
100
,
0
Co
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
46
*
Corp.
Ltd
Vinegars
Canadian
30%
30%
111%
....
5'/o
Co
Oils
Devon-I.educ
Eastern
&
114
__*
—100
common
'
2,290
32%,
Canada
Ltd
Producers
Rio
Dome
—
*
High
325
*
Canadian
Players
Fraser
Del
8,700
common
Dominion
Canada
David
Foundation
Low
'
—
Mining
;
Ltd
Explorations
94c
<U.V)__
Co
Cosmos
Electrolux
Shares
Corp
Mines Ltd
Duvan Copper Co
Ltd
Canada
8%*
Mining
Copper Cliff Cons
Copper-Man
90c
100
*
Brewery
Pont
Dit
of Prices
1,100
fc
90c
l__*
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd-.5
Anglo-Nild Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli
Ltd—
Mines
■
1
,_1
Timber
Basin
Sudbury
5.35
for Week
*
505
__*
*
,
'
Dov;
Range
Par
r
2,380
9%
common
Last
4,007
23%
Ltd__
Bros
5,219
Sales
Sale Price
&
Cons
Cournor
Week's
STOCKS
Lumber
Mines Ltd—1
Quebec Yellowknife
Cortez
Friday
400
18'%
*
.
preferred
Textile
..Dominion
41 %
.—23%
Chemical
&
Redeemable
————*
1
41
34
"«*
•
Dominion
1,453
80c
'
25
Steel & Coal
30
17%
1
Dominion
Dominion
in this issue.
475
28
30
Cons
are
we
630
11'%
9
*
210
Abitca
Dominion
use.
4,085
_
—
printing-them here for our
This week's compilation can be found'
and
4,200
——*
Davis Leather Co Ltd class A
Distillers Seagrams
(January 30
The figures were not received in time
3).
February
for
for last week
1
1
1
■12c
3,000
33c
37c
124,800
3.10
3.25
4,600
17c 17%c
44,800
28c
1.65
1.82
2.15
1.80
2.15
200
28c
32c
8,500
II,150
Volume
183
Number 5507..,. The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(779.)
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
''
'
*'■ '
V,
Macdonald
MacLeod
Mining
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
•
V-
•
Par
■
Ltd
Mines
Cockshutt
Maritimes
•
Corp Ltd
Mines. Ltd
...
Mining Corp Ltd
tyterrill Petroleums Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
National
Explorations
Petroleum
1
Formaque
New
Goldvue
New
Jack
New
Jaculct
Mines
New
1.19
2.75
4,600
92
740
1
_
v'-li
1.24
44,100
1.45
500
7c
90c
8c
10.500
Ltd __1
Ltd__
1
Ltd.::
___
Mines
1
2.70
'
90c
4.15
3.90
—
28 %c
Ltd L-l*
18c
75c
37c
Low
*
Coulee.-
•
Nickel
Mines
Rim
Nocana
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd.
Ltd.
500
37c
37,750
1.59
1.79
2,300
103/4C
14c
—
■
-
500
2.95
121,450
90c
7,500
4.15
300
3.35
4
21,900
8c
9c
20,500
27c
18c
30c
18c
19.500
2,250
Radiore
Uranium
Rayrock
Mines
Gkalta
Oils
Pacific
Fanel
Pan
Copper
Gold
Mines
Mines
Cons
Red
Crest
Sapphire
Porcupine
Pronto
—
Ltd -Hit.'..
(Que)
Ltd
.
1
V»/
1
_
-
-L'mf
53c
65,000
2.20
74,200
6%C
500
8.65
8.85
■
■
23c
5,100
Tache
1,000
Taziri
23c
1
v.
__Ji
13'/4
Mines
Ltd... __1
■_
Ltd
10c
1.55
40c
40c
Standard
Steep
New
Lafayette
Ltd.
Asbestos
_
__
Co
Ltd... _.l
New
Pacific
New
Royran Copper Mines Ltd.
New
Coal
Santiago
&
Oils
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
87c
36c:38 % c
79c
36,700
87c
44.925
20c
1.70
1.65
1.77
27.250
__1
2.64
2.60
2.82
50c
15c
15c 15V2C
14,250
.20,900
Gold
Gold
13V4
1.59
30c
30c
1,000
13%c 13 V4C
.
5,000
20c
22c
87,100
Prime
1
20c
23c
26c
Quebec
Ltd
Mines
8
■>
'■
_
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Mines
■'
38,600
2.78
200
,
500
8
•'
'
8
1,090
33c
34c
2,700
Mines
8.30
8.80
500
Ltd.l
2.30
2.20
2.34
__1
2.75
2.68
2.80
Ltd. —1
12 %c
Uddlen
32c
33c
6,700
15%
16%
9,825
5.40
5.50
200
26c 30 %c
38,500
1
Ltd
-
~
if"
-
♦
Ltd.
18%c
14c
56c
52c
60c
48,500
1
Ltd.
_.
X'™
Ltd
United
Asbestos
United
Montauban
27c
1
26c
25c
29c
151,400
•—
Goldfields
Mines
32c
16%
—
__
Mines .Ltd
Mines
1
1
_
Ltd
Ltd.
Ltd
Corp
V
)
20c
442,500
25c
24c
25c
8
7.90
8.10
1,500
33c
33c
2,000
1
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
•
Ltd
_
1
_
G old fields
Valor Lithium
Lithium Corporation...... -.1
♦
Metallurgical Industries Ltd
Oil
Development Ltd__^.__ __1
Smelting & Refining Ltd.,....1
12c
13(5
41,100
.
h
1
_
..
1
__
Weedon
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd.. .1
Wendell
Mineral
5,000
10c
7c
12c
14,500
52c
51c
54c
126,700
750
Westburne
Wcstville
Wilrich
Oil
Mines
Products
Co
Ltd
-
8,100
37c
35c
3.05
3.10
90O
2.62
2.33
2.65
115,665
48c 55%C
207,600
j;.'
38c
38,900
1
Ltd
—
make possible the
AMERICAN TREDCROSS
__
8c
8%C
73c
59c
74c
40,300
1
Ltd
Petroleums
50C
8V4c
#
_
Ltd.
l
Dollars,help
—
1
...
.
_
1
13
4.10
—
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
1
4,700
•1/17,000
4.10
_
Mines
Mines
Mining
Ltd.
in
12%
.
Virginia
Mines
I
Your
1
_
Ltd
800
19c
2.78
Ltd
(1944)
1.60
2.50
17c
187/ec
62,200
Mines
Copoer Corp Co Ltd
Labrador Develop Co
Quebec
High
1.60
2.50
'
*
41,600
20% c
Quebec
Quebec
Low
1
_
1,925
1.32
1
Chibougamau
Queaec
Ltd
Ltd..
Mines
Iron
Cons
Tlblemont
13
Mining Co Ltd
Quebec
Quebec
Shares
.1
Mines
Mines
Rock
ViolaMac
Mines
Mines
Petroleums
Sullivan
Trebor
••
-
-
1
for Week
1,100
21c
'
$
Ltd
Oils- Ltd
Mines
47c
2.05
C%C
2.15
a
Ltd
Uranium
Western
Gold
51c
90c
Ltd.
Mines
Petroleums
Pnramaquc
Pitt
Ltd_____"i_
Uranium
Orenada
r
Exploration
Opemiska
Orchan
Ltd.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
(1945)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'Stadacona
Obalski
'
.
15,000
7
1.79
1
.
•...
K
Par
10c
32c.
34c
1
_
1
,
STOCKS
1
High
10c
1
203
•250
1.10
2.95
Shares
29,100
15%
23»/4
1.40
__1
■
for Week
6.95
2.40
3.25
Sales
Range
of Prices
,t
Par
Spring
Vinray
Cmnitrans
Ltd
Uranium
New
300
2.90
■
_.l
1,000
1.35
23 Va
'
;
1.10
15%
-
»
Corp Ltd...... 25c
Mines
Lake
2.90
"
High
86
91%
Ltd..
Nesbltt LaBine Uranium Mines
New
--6-
_.l
_
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpas Mines Ltd........
National
"■
"V
Island
Montgary Explorations Ltd
——
1.10
1.35
:?
Ltd __1
Week's
Last
;
,
Low
__1
Gold Mines
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
15
16c
15c
17c
37,500
44c
45c
1,000
1
„
35,000
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(780)
>
per
r
When
Holdera
Monday, February 13, 1356
.
•
Name of Company
in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
the
In
payment date.
Per
(R.
Allen
Allied
Co.,
Co.
Gas
Allied
Kid
Co.
Allied Stores,
American
Aggregates,
preferred
5%
f
(quar.)
American
5%
Filter,
Air
preferred
conv.
4% %
& Cable
American Chain
5
3-15
2-14
Machine & Foundry
American
Phenolic
3-15
3-
4-16
3-26
25c
3-15
2-29
3-15
3-
25c
(quar.).
3-10
4-13
5
25c
$4 preferred
<quar.)_
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
5
1
4-
2
3-15
3-
9
2-15
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
35c
3-
1
2-17
1
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Common
partic. class A
$4
(quar.)—
Participating —
Gas Light,
4.60%
4%%
—
(quar.)—
com.
Class
A
Bassett
Stock
3-
1
2-20
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Brunswig
iquar. )
iquar.)
Co.
Falls
Buffalo
Burrard
Canadian
4%
preferred
Natural
4.75%
B
Central
4%
3-20
Gas
1
3-
Knights
1
4-
2
2-15
3-
3-
1
2-15
15c
3-31
3-15
65c
4-
3-15
34-
1
1
2-15
B.i
Stock
$3
$1
dividend
2-20
Lincoln Petroleum
3-16
Loblaw,
3-31
3-16
Lockheed
3-16
Ludlow
3-
2
Lyon
2-13
5%
3-15
3-
3-10
2-25
1
4%
preferred
Colonial
will vote at
on
McKales
the
2
3-14
Directors
4-
2
3-14
and
3-
5
2-24
the
annual
on a
on
3-
1
2-18
$1
3-
1
2-18
Metal
3-
1
2-17
Class
1
2-17
Middle
1
2-17
6%
Public
Continental
Commercial
60c
6%
preferred
5%
Craig.
Systems,
&
Machine
National
Bellas
Dr.
preferred
Chemical
(quar.)
Pepper
Ecuadorian
Co.
Increased
Elk
Hern
(quar.)
quar.)***
(quar.)
—
(annual)
Pacific
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
Food
Hosiery
I
RR.
National
Standard
National
Tile
New
3-
1
2-15
4-13
3-23
3-
1
2-18
20c
3-15
2-24
Common
5%i
3-15
2-27
2-28
2-17
Signal,
preferred
(quar.)
E.)
Co.,
Corp.
American
Stock
General Motors
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
new
common
Republic
Pacelot
(quar.)
1
2-15
1
1
4-30
3-15
2-20
3-15
3-10
2-24
2
2-15
3-
1
2-17
3-10
3-
15c
3-12
2-29
4-13
1
3-15
2-24
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
3-10
2-20
2-15
$65c
2-21
2-14
Pacific
Coast
2-21
2-14
Pacific
Far
51c
3-
1
2-21
3-30
3-16
Pan
3-12
2-29
3-15
3-
1
Class
Pearl
B
Co.,
A
3-
1
2-10
Pembina Pipe Line,
3-
1
2-10
Pennsylvania
4-
2
3-16
Pepper
3-10
2-24
3-
1
2-17
50c
3-
1
2-16
50c
3-
1
2-16
(Dr.)
Stetson
preferred
Storer
B
j
Co.
2-29
2-15
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Perfex Corp., 4V2% preferred
3-15
Phelps
Dodge
5
Phila.
2-15
Photo
50c
3-10
2-16
Pitney-Bowes,
$1.25
5-
1
4-
2
Gulf
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Producing
Co.
93 %c
933/<c
5-
1
4-
2
Engravers &
Roller
Bearing
Stock
Tintair,
Inc.,
preferred
Inc.,
common
preferred
B
(quar.)
2-
3-10
2-24
Tobin
Packing.
City,
Co.
7th
Tyer Rubber Co.,
$4.25
preferred
Biscuit
2-10
United
Screw
of
2-8
2-
2-25
2-15
8
1
2-15
75c
3-10
2-17
common
35c
3-
2-15
L
$1.12%
—
America,
(quar.)
Corp., new com
Bolt
&
2-15
2-15
;
1
4-15
4-
4
50c
9
2-20
3-
5
2-
50c
3-
5
2-6
40c
,*,
3-
50c
(initial)
class A-*——
Corp.,
Class B
3-
$30c
(quar.)—.
Co.
Elastic
4-
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
6
Gypsum Co.—-
New common
iinitial quar.)
7%
(quar.)**
U.
3-15
1
Corp. Ltd.—
preferred
United
S.
2
20c
(quar.)
Aircraft
United
U.
1
4-
3-
50c
United
$4.50
9
$1.06'4
iquar.)
Acceptance
6%
3-
$1.50
(accum.)*
Inc.
Union
2-20
3-15
20c
pfd.
(quar.)*
com.
preferred
Uraco,
$6
2-24
3-
3-10
12V2c
\
3-15
3-31
75c
(quar.)
Unit
9
8
15c
(quar.)
preferred
S.
Rubber
Co.,
—;
$1.75
8%
1st
preferred
8%
1st
preferred
2-20
3-10
2-20
5-21
50c
—
(quar.)_\
(quar.)**—
United
3-10
$2
common—__*—
•
$2
6-
9
$1.12%
3-
1
2-20
22%c
20c
3-
1
2-15
3-12
3-
$31'/4C
3-
1
2-15
8c
3-
1
2-15
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4j/2%
preferred
A
(quar.)
—
Universal
Winding, 90c preferred (quar.)
Upson-Walton Co. iquar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5>% pfd. (quar.)
3-
1
2-20
3-10
3-
3-31
3-21
2-29
1
3-15
2-17
3-10
2-17
April
in
split
the
on
com.
directors'
a
on
5-for-l
a
Washington
Mutual
Fund—;—
Investors
Co.
3-15
(quar.)*.
15c
2-29
2-20
3-12
2-15
3-
2-15
1
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-
Class
5%
Coast
West
Ohio
Western
White
(quar.)
common
1951
series
1952
&
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Gas
Air
Lines
(increased
Grocers
Yellowknife
Bear
2-10
1
—
quar.)—
(s-al
4-
2
3-15
3-26
2-
3
2-
3
3-
2-10
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-15
3-2)
$3
$3c
(interim)
1
3
preceding table.
20c
2-
2-15
2-15
——
Ltd.
Mines,
2-13
12%c
(quar.)*
Telephone
Villa
2-10
1
62%c
25c
22%c
20c
,
(quar.)
West
1
12%c
Inc.,
ij.i,
A
preferred
3-
33-
Paper
$35c
30c
Ltd
Equipment,
Watervliet
3-1
3-10
meet¬
vote at the annual
held
to
basis.
1
2-13
will
be
to
2-24
3-15
50c
"3-1
2-
2
1
Below
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
this
announced
Industries,
5%
(quar.)
Inc.,
Common
3-12
2-24
2-14
5%
2-10
1-31
$1.50
2-15
2-
2-
8
conv.
preferred
5-15
5-
8
6-
8
3-
1
15c
1
2-21
1
2-21
20c
3-10
2-24
2-16
(quar.)
30c
2-24
3-
2-15
(A
$62 %c
3-
1
1
2-17
Hat
capital
Aeroquip
3-
3-21
3-
1
2-18
2-20
2-10
Aircraft
3-
2-20
Air-Ways
$1.12'%
1
75c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
CO
00
2-24
25c
3-
1
2-15
$$1
3-
1
2-15
4nc
3-12
2-28
3-16
Agnew
3-20
inc.
from
and
undistributed
Radio
5- 1
5- 1
3-12
3-30
4-13
4-13
2-24
3-16
net
and
4c
I
2-15
1-27
10c
3- 1
2- 3
5%
3-12-3
33c
(quar.)**
—-——-
Co.
Stores, Ltd.
(resumed)
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries
—
*—!—
(quar.)——______
(quar.)
com.
3-15
3- 1
2-15
2-17
2-20
3- 5
3- 5
2-27
1-31
2- 8
2- 3
2-7
2-18
2-18
2-24
2-10
32c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
37%c
$10c
i5c
20c
15c
45c
$1.12%
25c
Engineering
Mfg.
Reduction,
27%c
27%c
50c
12%c
net
realized
from
long-term
28c
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
3-10
3-10
3-10
3- 1
2-15
87%c
3- 1
2-15
2-28
2
*____;*_*.
iquar.)
lc
gains
Aetna-Standard
3-15
15c
.
arrearsi*
,
Stock dividend
4-13
4-2
4-2
4- 2
Inc.—
of
Corp.
15c
(quar.)
(clears all
_**_*__*—
short-term)
$2
1
Stores
Fund,
2-15
$12%c
*30c
$$1.25
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
payment
3- 1 •
3- 1
Ltd.—
—**_____—
preferred
investment
2-16
20c
i
Adam
Advisers
2-17
30c
1st pfd.
33-
Wire
Acme
3-15
Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10
$1.10
6-15
3-22
Aluminum
Acme
2- 3
$1
62%C
(quar.)
8
$2.50
10c
preferred
2-25
common
preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
conv.
3-10
2-20
53 %c
1
4-
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Airfleets,
Inc.
Alabama
Gas,
common
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
prior
-Holder*
Payable of Rec.
20c
■
(quar.)
$1.20 class A (quar.)
70C
When
Share
Company
Vending Corp.
40c
iquar,)
being given in the
these
week,
Per
Name of
ABC
ACF
Ltd.—
—
dividend
2-14
2-24
1
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Electrotypers,
2-28
15c
(quar.)
2
(quar.)*
Transportation
3-
40c
(quar.)
(increased
Timken
ing
2%
Corp
Suburban
3-20
5c
Texas
Thermoid
Air
3-
1
2-28
Fund, Inc
9
—
1
1
3-
3-
25c
(initial i
(Increased quar.)
Texas
25c
1
3-
3-14
25c
—
4-
(increased quar.)
3-
3-14
5c
Stratton & Terstegge (quar.)
Sundstrand Machine Tool, new com.
Tampex, Inc.
2-24
37>/2c
iquar.)
3-
Engineering
4-
1
(quar.i
Broadcasting iquar.i
Class
$8c
*
3-15
3-
|
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
15c
414%
(John B.i
dends
(quar.)
56 %c
3-26
(quar.)
iquar.)
2-20
(quar.i
Ltd., 5%
2-14
3-10
(Ky.)
20c
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
2-17
1
60c
Co.
1
.
(quar.)
2-10
1
20c
Oil
Extra
3-
—
Co.
1
3-
3-
33c
weeks and not yet
(quar.)
Brewing
3-
25c
12V2c
50c
Standard
Sterling Drug. Inc.
10%
Airways
class
6
2-29
proposal
$0.328125
American World
2-10
1
2-15
2-20
York
common
2-
3-
2-29
2-20
_
Line,
2-15
2-29
1
(quar.)
Pen
50c
3
3-15
3-
—
Aggregates
East
Preferred
2-15
3-15
1-31
$$1.25
(s-ai
2-
2-17
3-15
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—
$1.50
preferred
2-14
25c
$1.06
Quarterly
5%
1
2-24
3-15
2-21
....
common
3-
3-19
70c
(quar.)
50c
New
2-14
28c
2-28
Warehouse,——-.
Co. of
3-19
1
100%
(quar.)
B
Co.,
1
Telephone—
3
!
& Power
4-
3-
$12V2c
3-10
___—
Co.,
2-14
div.i—
—
;_.
class
1
20c
1
5-
3-
4-
$1.12V2
2-17
3-15
9-
12-
3-15
(quar.i
2-18
2-25
9-15
12-15
(quar,)
2-20
3-
1
preferred
$4.50 conv.
2-17
5-
6-
$25c
—
(stock
3-14
Insurance—
Mfg.
50c
(initial)
3-
Co.
30c
(quar.i
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar
preferred
.
2-15
1
3-
30c
____
(quar.i
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
2-14
20c
(quar.)**
(quar.i—
2
3-
6-15
Springfield City Water
2-10
4-
3-
$1.12V2
*
Queen Corp. (quar.)
Sperti Products, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel,
Inc.,
common.,
2-17
$30c
30c
(quar.i
common
preferred
Corp.
Light
25c
(quar.).
;
__
Calculating Machine
convertible
Storage
31 %c
common
(quar.)—
Dairies
1
3-29
3-
3-15
$31 Vic
fquar.)^
$1.18%
Ltd.,
Co.
Insurance
2-25
15c
(quar.)—
5-
2-24
4-25
3-15
15c
■
common
12 %c
:__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-25
87 %C
.
2-17
34c
s-ai__
Mfg._
preFerred
Northern
Oil
Mills,
&
Bedford
Parker
(quar.)
27 %c
$1.07%
_
(increased
Products
Newfoundland
9c
Electric
Sign &
(R.
(quar.i
—
General
$3.75
(Canada)
$0.0766
2-24
Inc.—
<quar.)__
preferred
9
25c
(quar.)
Tudor
100%
iquar.)*—
(quar.)
National
50c
preferred
conv.
Garrett
$5
1
3-
50c
.
5
3-
2
$1.25
Speed
Weingarten
Tool—*
Hess
National
$20c
$2
Pittsburg.i
Foremost
4%%
3-
30c
——
__.
Equity Fund
Iriden
5
50c
Extra
Funston
National
Ohio
quarterly
Coal
Equity Corp.,
$1.25
2-14
15c
Equitable Life Insurance
Federal
2-14
1
25c
Extra
Federal
1
Consolidated Gas—
Employers Reinsurance
Erie &
3-
3-
3-
97 %c
(increased
3-
$1.25
preferred
—$$1.25
$$1.25
Ltd.
3-20
35c
2
$1.25
iquar.)
Steel
&
9
82 %c
<quar.l__*
4%%
Ltd.-r-
(quar.)
3-
25c
i4uar.)
(quar.)__
4%%
93 %c
iquar.)
Corp.,
Ilizabethtown
preferred
2-23
3-20
$1.39
3-
SI.25
iquar.)
Waterous
(stock dividend)
common
3-10
93 %c
_
(quar.)
Co.
5%
Paper
2-23
10c
iquar.i
Dow
1
3uc
(quar.i
3-10
55c
Corp.,
4-
40c
Cylinder Gas, common
preferred" (quar.)—
$1.75
(quar.)
Investment
28 %c
30c
62 %c
._*.
C
9
Illinois—
of
preferred
common
Monarch
(quar.i—
3-
87 %c
quar.)
(quar. )—*__—
Utilities,
5
B
Ang.o
Missouri
2-23
com.
1
37 %C
(increased
conv.
Service,
3-
preferred
4-
this
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
A
&
Public
4.30%
3-15
preferred
preferred
Missouri
15c
preferred
5%
2-24
50c
3.75%
3.90%
2-24
9
3-5
3.75%
Dominion
9
3-
2-20
Light,
3-15
15c
75c
Inc
Power
2-15
voting
at
(quar.)*
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
Cushman's Sons, 7%
Dayton
Co.
$1
convertible
3-15
iquar.)
preferred
the
on
stocks
common
(increased)
(quar.)
com.
1
1
27c
*
States Telephone Co.
preferred B (quar.)
10c
iquar,)
com.
3-2
34-
35c
common
30c
iquar.i
Corp.,
2-29
59 %c
(quar.)
iquar.)***
iquar.i
preferred
conv.
Copperweld Steel,
3-
20c
—
Service
5-15
3-12
5c
(quar.)_„
payments
Corp.
Thermit,
Common
20c
Community
1
50c
72 %c
common
Minnesota & Ontario
_
6-
3-15
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-
Broadcasting System—
B
5-15
A
Southern Spring Bed
Southwestern States
Common
2
4-
2-15
50c
:____
Finance
Stockholders
Midland Oil Corp.,
2-for-l
A
Class
(quar.)*—
common
preferred
Simpsons, Ltd.
3-
50c
;_*
Ry. com., (increased)
Inc.
Ltd.,
Saw
3-
4-
75c
*
Telephone
preferred
3.30%
Columbia
5-15
60c
(quar.)
omitted
&
7%
3-
meet¬
1
1
—
non-voting
Textile
3-
directors'
a
66-
time.
Metal
50c
com.
1
65c
—
(quar.i*!
Co.
&
5%
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
iquar.)
Co.
60c
$1.07'/2
(quar.)—*.
preferred
Simonds
5-15
37 %c
(quar.)—
Service,
Corp.
4-
62 %c
March 26
spiit
to
McCormick
3-14
50c
preierred
iquar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
ing to be held
2-18
2
40c
(quar.)
5%
proposal
9
4-
Meadville
;
(common
Stockholders
3-
$1
(quar.)__
Stores,
3-
10c
*
_*
(quar.)—
Laboratories
$4.50
2-14
$1
iquar.)
Scythes &
2-14
'
3-
1
(quar.)
Williams,
2-14
3-
1
37V2c
(quar.)
8%
3-20
90c
(quar.i
preferred
10%
-
3-15
60c
(quar.i—
(resumed)
Products,
Public
75c
-
(initial)
common
Machlett
$5
(quar.)
—
1
50c
*•
Virginia
Sales
&
preferred
50c
(quar.)
4-
$3
of
Aircraft
Metal
Maine
o
Corp.
preferred
Common
2-20
3-
3-
69c
(quar.)
preferred
&
3-20
3c
(quar.)———
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
4-17
$1.25
(quar.)—
Mtg.
4.75%
Chicago Title & Trust Co. quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine—
New
Inc.
3-31
2-29
5-
12 %c
(quar.)
common,
Glass
Insurance Co,
3-13
1
$1.50
Life
30c
(quar,)*
coin,
(quar.)**
2-13
7%c
Power,
Inc.,
3-23
67 %c
—
5-
6-1
20%
Extra
25c
(quar.)
3-^0
15c
(quar.)
common
(s-ai
Co.
D.)
$1.23
—
com.
—
preference
(H.
$1.06%
—
pfd. (payable out of 1955 earnings)
conv
Lee
3-15
20c
(quar.i*
H.i,
3
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul RR.—
Series A
(M.
3-10
40C
-
(quar.)**
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
preferred
preferred
$6
3-31
59%c
(inc.)*
com.
(quar.)
Co.
5%
?-15
$1.12%
—
preferred shares-
Amer.,
Superior District
Lamston
2-20
3-15
3-*>0
SI
S.
9
3-30
3-30
35c
—
Consolidada
2-23
3-
$1.05
dividend
Stock
La
2-29
$20c
(quar.)*
$5.40 pfd.
Mills iquar.)
Ribbon
Insurance
Annual
1
3-15
3-10
$1.12%
Keystone Portland Cement
4-
5%
2-10
5c
—
preferred
5%
2-20
$1
preferred iquar.)*
(increased quar.)
Co. of America—
2-20
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Central Telephone.
(A.
prior
2-21
4-16
3-20
50c
—
Industries,
1
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
Scott
.
iquar.)
3-
Life
t65c
$2.90
—
Lawrence
5%
2-24
95c
3-15
1
2-29
3-10
RR.—
(quar.)*.
convertible
3-10
3-15
25c
933/4C
Rapids
2-20
4%%
3-
49c
$20c
oUO
(quar.)——
2-29
Oil
2-10
1
50c
quar.)
common
Kerr-McGee
2-17
3-
2-24
50%
3c
preferred
Seaboard
3-15
20c
50c
4%.%
Lake
Ltd.
Service,
and
(quar.)
(quar.)**
preferred
1
2-13
35c
iquar.)
Joseph Lead
5%
£-16
Kendall
10c
(quar,)—
Central Steel & Wire Co
Century
2-16
1
1-31
$20c
preferred
Chance
1
3-
2-15
'
preferred
3-
2-15
$50c
-
iquar.)-.
4.25%
$30c
$37 %C
6
3-10
Gas—
St. Louts, San/Trancteco
2-20
1
$$1.10
—
(quar.)—
Public
4.92%
3-
3-10
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
3-12
3-
& Gas Co.—
preferred
40c
40c
2-15
Co.,
St.
3-16
2-29
Katz
,
2
3-23
(quar.)
preferred
4-
2-17
50c
iquar.)
preferred
4.30%
3-16
$45c
(quar.)———
4.20%
2
2-17
3-1
Finance, class A (quar.)—^
4%
2-24
3-
2
2-14
4-
2-
Drug Co. (increased quar.)*
Kekaha Sugar, Ltd.
(quar.)——
31 %c
31%c
Carlisle Corp. (quar.)_„
Central Canada Investments,
Central Electric
3-
4-
2-28
3- 1
3%
Theatre, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)__
4-25
——
preferred
$25c
$1.25
Grand
&
(Increased
4%%
62 %C
2-13
(quar.)
preferred
5
$1.37%
—
preferred
3-
2-10
2-16
1334c
Roxy
2-25
3-15
Ritter
2-25
3-10
3-15
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light—
Common
3-10
$1.25
20c
(resumed)
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
1
3-15
9
5-15
iquar.)
common
Semi-annual
3.80%
9
3-
13c
30c
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Lines, Ltd. (s-ai
Capitol Records, com.
$2.60
2-17
$1 lc
Ltd,,
Western
2-10
1
preferred
50c
35c
A com
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Canada Safeway,
2
5V2%
12 %c
current
(Texas)
Valley
2-20
(quar.)—_
(Canada)
Grande
3-15
53 %c
—_
(quar.)
Allegan
Rio
B
3-
2-15
1
—
Class
2
1
3-
3-15
45c
$30c
(quar.)
dividend
3-15
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Supply, common
preferred
Stock
3-15
$$2.50
common—
r—
(From
Republic Insurance
3-31
2
3-16
Utilities
3-31
4-
8
3-14
3-
15c
*
(quar.)
Ltd.
140c
4-
12'/2c
Washington Insurance—
$2 pieferred (quar.)
St.
——*
Ltd.,
10c
(quar.)-——
Canada Steamship
33-
8
Co.,
2-
2
3-24
4-
10%
—
(quar.)
America
of
130c
7%C
earnings)
C
Kalamazoo,
4%
3-
2-24
dividend;
Providence
8
Ltd.—
Co.,
Investors
Co.,
Tea
3%%-
1
3-
35c
—*
Products,
preferred A
preferred B
Jewel
4-
1
$1.06 %
(initial)
common
15c
—
Corp,
2
25c
iquar.)
Dry Dock, Ltd.
Burton-Dixie
3-
25c
iquar.i
Co
Forge
2-17
2
3-
$1.25
—————————-——,
Hill
1
4-
16 % c
__
(quar.)
Drug
Extra
Buck
3-
3-
80c
class A
Rope,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com
$5
5
5
40c
$21 %c
50%
Co.
2-17
37 %c
Bascom
Shoe
Brown
Preferred
Industries—
dividend
Broderick &
$5
$5
2-17
3-15
933/4C
4-
$1.12%
(quar.i:
Paper
Water
2-17
2-17
Ltd.
(increased)
(s-ai—
Machine
Jaeger
Jamaica
50c
11-16
the
;
Steel
Co.
River
of
Manufacturing Corp.—
5V2 % convertible 1st preferred (accum.i—
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (stock dividend).
11-16
12-10
Portsmouth
split
i
istock
37 %C
—
*—
2-17
2-15
Oil
——
—
1
1
Manufacturing
quar.)
Water, class A iquar.i
Industrial Silica, 6 % % preferred (accurn.)
International Breweries, Ltd
—
International Cigar Machinery Co.
(quar.)*
International Nickel (Canada), Ltd
1
3-15
American
12-10
Indianapolis
1
3-
British
8-17
(quar.).,*
(quar.)—
accumulated
3-
10c
Belden
Incorporated
3-
$12%c
Furniture
8-17
Oil
3-
$17%C
(increased)
com.
(increased
common
new
Paper
Dauch
&
$1.11
(quar.i
Show
5-18
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
$1.15
(quar.)
Radio
Baltimore
6-11
9-10
$2
$2
(quar.),.—
Paper,
preferred
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
Auto Electric Service, Ltd.,
$2
$2
—
.•■**__*___*
Atlanta
Preferred
—
Hershey Chocolate, common iquar.)
4%% preferred series A (quar.i
Hiawatha Oil & Gas, 5%
conv. pfd.
2-10
2-
$1
$2.36
9
3-
$1.16%
pfd. iquar.)___
Arkansas-Missouri Power, 4.65% pfd. (quar.)
Public Service,
Arizona
3-
3-
59c
—-
——————
3-15
30c
$2
(quar.)
30c
$1.50
Products
Vitrified
5-18
Mining *__—******———*—-—
Corp.
(irreg.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., common—
$1.50 conv. participating preferitd iquar.i
proposal to split the class A and class B
shares on a 2% for 1 basis.
Anheuser-Busch
6-11
65c
Honolulu
ing to be held on April 24 on a directors'
American
B
Organ,
Hendershot
Hinde
$2
—
com.
Mfg, Co..
Pineapple
Hawaiian
5%<
Powell
_
Hastings
New
Potash
2-17
—_——~_
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preferred
Extra
2-17
9-10
(quar. i
preferred
4 '/a %
11-16
3-10
Homestake
annual meet-
vote at the
Stockholders will
4-27
$1
,)
3-15
62Vic
class A (<
Class B
Hammermill
12-10
$2
—
—
quar.)_
Tool
3-for-l
a
Corp.
—
(quar.i
Paper,
Lakes
$1.20 preferred
•
i
shares
common
$2
—
(quar.i—
Co.,
T.i
—
—
(quar.)
'
preferred
3%%
2-24
5
62 %c
(increased)—
American Potash & Chemical,
(W.
Great
3-15
50c
(quar.)
8%
Grant
4%%
1
2
iquar.i
(quar.)*———
'
preferred A
preferred B
preferred A
preferred B
Hammond
1
34-
100%
preferred A
preferred B
3-15
20c
American
8%
2-14
3-
preferred
preferred
iquar.)—..
preferred A (quar.i
preferred B (quar.)**
5
433/iC
__
(quar.)
Insulator
$1.50
3-15
$1.12%
._
dividend)__
Products
American
4
3-20
4-
en
(quar.)
(stock
Distilling
American
American Forest
1
5
4-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Can. 7%
preferred (quar.i
Polaroid
8%
2-15
4-
$1.75
—
conv,
American
2-24
183/4C
iquar.i-—
$7 preferred (quar.)——
American Bakeries, com. iquar.)
Pneumatic
8-17
8%
1
4-
40c
(increased!_
com.
5-18
8%
$1.25
approved
2-17
3-23
25c
(quar.)
com.
iquar.i—
holders
9-10
8%
2-16
2-17
2-20
6-11
8%
3-1
2-29
3-10
8%
$1
iquar.i
com.
2-29
$1.50
2-17
2-
2-17
1
$1.50
2-10
4-20
1
3-
$1.50
2-15
2-24
3-
—;_*_——-—
5
75c
SI.25
$1,20
iquar.)————
6%
Holdert
40c
2-17
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)„—_____*_
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.
(Stock¬
com.
preferred
iquar.)
6%
R.>,
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
1
preferred
(W.
Share
chemical,
3-
$5
50c
*
&
25c
preferred
1
1
iquar.)
Rubber
<fc
Coke
$4.80
8%c
Tire
Company
(quar.)_
6%
2-24
3-
Pittsburgh
6%
Grace
of Rec.
3-
at
29
Name of
mm.
preferred
shares to be redeemed
$22 per share plus this divi¬
r—
General
3-
$1.31 >/4
._
(quar.)
preferred
4%
3-23
12 %c
Machines (quar.)—
5%%■ P*d. iquar.)*
(increased i
Business
C.)
Allied Finance
Payable
15c
Mfg
Brass
When
Share
Name of Company
Feb.
dend)
have not yet reached their
ously announced, but which
Akron
(All
on
first we
Payaole oj
5%
(Calif ),
Telephone
unexchanged
General
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
Share
* Z
'
When
Per
.
DIVIDENDS
(Continued
—
on
page 52)
Number 5507
Volume 183
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(781)
Stock Record ®> New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Bangf tor Previous
Year 1955
37y8 Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
3
39% Feb
10
42% Jan
3
1
106% Jan
24
109 % Feb
7
16
y4 Jan 27
13% Feb
9
*14% Jan
9
ABC
71
Aug 25
62% Jan
23
67% Jan
3
ACF
Industries
79
Aug 25
72
Jan
19
111
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
18
Feb
23% Sep
6
19
35% Sep
25% Nov
20
34% Sep
20
25% Jan
21% Oct
Jun
3
77% Jan
2l
20% Nov
1
12 % Oct
14
30
-
130
.
30
Dec
73
9
3
32% Jan
19
19 % Feb
12% Feb
8
36% Feb
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
6.. Jan
20
27/s Nov
1
29
■;
9
Feb
6
ACF-Wrigley
9
Acme
3
Adams
4
Adams-Miliis
4
Addressograph-Multigraph
Jan
3
40"% Jan
3
Jan
27
'
3% Jan
3
13%
13"%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,500
65%
65%
64%
65%
63%
64%
63'A
64%
63%
64
4,200
*73
74%
72%
73%
73%
X72
72
X71%
73
73
•71
73
74%
72%
73
71%
71
71
15VSe
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15 y4
15
15%
8,000
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 'A
31%
30%
31 y4
30%
31 %
3,500
23%
4,200
.1
*
23%
23%
24
-
*71
24
23%
23%
;
23%
32%
■>
<32%
*32
Corp__10
122%
122%
122%
122 %
122%
122%
1
20 %
20%
20%
20%
19%
20%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
No par
-
;
_1
No par
-
32
-
100
143
100
*32
32
-
*157
•••
38%
143%
38%
36%
142%
38%
38y8
1951 series^
20% Jan
26% Mar 30
20
Alaska Juneau Gold
23
23% Jan
13
Aico
31
117% Jan
19
23
11
7
115% Jan
23
115% Jan
^18
Jan
6
28% July 25
20% Jan
27
•
80
Jan
3
91% Aug
86
Jan
10
7 % Jan
26
11
7% Jan
23
209 % Jan
3
326
Jun
3
9
116
5
July 12
Jan
preferred
7%
preferred
23% Feb
6
88% Jan
23
9
Jan
Inc
Products
7%
Aldens
Inc
4%%
3
Mining
10
142%
>139%
♦157
164
-
32
•31
120
>4
32
600
600
19%
19%
7,500
*12%
12%
2,400
12%
36%
700
119%
20
12%
38'A
1,100
119%
,
19%
V
23'A
23*%
31%
118
141%
164
*157
163
i
2iy8
100
;
37 *'.*
36%
37%
136
136
138
138
•157
154
•157
13,100
164
*115y8
4
I
common
5%%
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
135
146
Jan
3
Jan
23
34
Jan
9
Jan
4
117
Nov
11
114% Jan
6
117
Feb
8
14 y4 Jan
7
20% Aug 26
16% Jan
27
18% Jan
12
03
Jan 20
19
Jan
S
122% July 6
25 % Dec 30
34
Dec
22
preferred A_
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new_l
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Jan 26
30
107% Jan 19
115% Jan
"
23% Jan
18
Allen
3
25% Jan
12
56% Jan
Allied Chemical &
4
35% Jan
Industries Inc
4
Allied
Kid
Allied
.
1
Dye_
Co
_
109%" HO1/*
—No par
Mills.
' *24 V4
5
.
3%
3%
3%
1,400
3%
3,200
10,100
21
21%
20%
21 ya
20%
20%
•115
118%
*115%
117'A
*115'A
117%
V
--
—
24% '
22%
.
24'A
21%
21%
88'A
*88 %
89%
88%
88 %
20
7%
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
13,800
21%
A
22
*219
500
*219
500
*219
•130
140
♦130
140
•131
1,300
500
140
31%
32%
30%
117
117
•116
16%
16%
108%
108% 109%
24'A
23
88'A
22%
23
*88%
89Ms
8
8%
*219
500
*130
140
31%
32%
*115% 117
16 %
16%
23%- ; 23%
*88y4
89
8
8%
*219
500
*130
140 li
31%
32
*115% 118
*16 V*
16%
5
100
21%
118%
3%
3'A
3%
20%
*115
118%
*115
called
common....;
3%
3%
21%
3y4
_1
common
:—._
preferred
Alleghany Corp
104
-t
Co__
3% Jan
17 Ye Oct
Aug
400
13%
Vicksburg Ry
&
10,200
108%
10
Corp
pfd
Shares
39%
39%
108
'
>
109% Jan
117;
4.50%
39%
108'/2
13%
__:
Inc
Steel Co_«.
Alabama
39%
*108
13"%
50
Stores
Air Reduction Inc common
Jan
156'
27
108%
2.50
called
preferred
Corp____.
Aeroquip Corp __t___4
14% Jan- 13
40%
.108%
*72
preferred
Express
; 39%
13%
Admiral
3
152
9
Jan
•
7
> 22 % Jan
10
15% Aug 24
41 % Dec 21
27% Mar 14
6
5%
40%
the Week
Friday
Feb.10
25
common
Feb
127
4
107-
Inc
32% Jan
24
155
6%
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 9
109 %
40
108
PRICES
1
Jan
*
108
SALE
Feb. 8
109%
40%
40%
100
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
5
common
preferred
17% Jan
23
Jan
108
Abbott Laboratories
4%
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
24"% Jan
22% Jan
31'/» Jan
9
30% Jan
*76
9
Feb
30% Jan
19
20
15
7% Mar 23
Jan
71% Feb
Jan
-
i,■ ■ iV
STOCK
Vending Corp
48% Jan
28
107
53
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
liO Va
30%
31%
118
16%
•116
16%
110
108
31
21,400
40
119
•16
16%
108
11,200
109
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34 V2
51%
52%
51%
52
51%
52
96%
,
24%
*34%
:
1,400
97
1,400
•
40
: 51% Mar 14
; 94% Jan
34 '
63% Jun
9
Jan,
51
July 22
Jan
'
3
23
*
7
98
96% Jan 27
April
3
Jan'
97%
Allied Stores Corp
•
4% preferred _4
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
61% Oct
27
"81% Apr
Jan
23
68V2 Jan
6
6
160% Apr
13
11
65
133% Dec
131!
Jan
24
135V2 Jan
17
' Sep
26
134% Apr
15
113
116
Jan
17
34% Aug
1
38% Jan
3
110
Feb
10
35% Jan
19
23
82% Feb
10
88y2 Jan
13
997/a Feb
3%%
3
3
Aluminium
3% Jan
13
6
37
Jan
13
37% Jan
30
28 % Jan
23
30
Jan
91% Jan
25'A Jan
37
30% Nov
4
82
Oct
14
105 V4 Jun
30
10
107
Feb
8
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
71 % Feb
6
79
Jan
9
20 y2 Jan
6
29% Jun
8
22% Feb
9
24% Jan
3
139% Jun
13
111
Feb
9
14
34
Jan
3
36
Feb
7
May 31
103
Jan
31
108
Jan
26
Jan
May
102
Jan
6
31
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
1
110
27% Mar 15
Sep
115
6%
3
Jan
4%%
32
Nov
14
28 % Jan
26
31
2
72
Nov
21
70
Jan
27
70% Jan
9
6
22% Mar 30
16% Jan
23
18% Jan
31
33% Jan
6
42% Dec
14
39 y2 Jan
3
41 y2 Feb
12
107 % Sep
19
Jan
24
Jan
104
106
6%
7
Amer
13
4%
18
18% Jan
17
21 y2 Mar
6% Oct
11
33% July 15
9% Jan
3
38% May 16
48 Va Nov
30
43 y2 Aug
47
35 % Jan
7
Jan
27% Jan
3
9
207/B Jan
ll
10
7% Jan
6
American
Cable
Jan
26
47% Jan
6
American
Can
19
American
32% Jan
18
American
Colortype Co
6
American
Crystal Sugar com
28% Jan
31
32% Jan
3
22
4
109% Sep
Mar 15
140
17
69% Dec
135% Dec
Apr
106
Oct
44
11
34
Jan
97% Jan
4
99% Feb
10
4%%
61
Jan
23
68% Jan
3
8
176
Jan
27
176
2i:
126
Jan
24
132% Jan
4
52% Jan
31
59% Jan
12
56% Dec 27
Jan
27
Cable
&
Chicle
3%%
3%%
American
15% Jun
10
13% Jan
Jan
ll
American
19
54
29
22
40 % Feb
6
44% Jan
16
Americani Enka
40% Sep
35% Jan
3
36% Feb
7
American
European
20% Sep
22
17% Jan
10
19% Jan
30
American
Export
15
Jan
3
127/e Aug 17
16
Jan
62% Feb
Mar 30
1
130
14
18
13% Jan
23
15% Jan
3
American &
47% Jan
23
53% Feb
6
American
9
Dec
86
25
131% Jan
12
Jan
1
3 % Jan
4
21
38
Mar 30
33 V4 Jan
27
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
84 % Jan
31
93% Jan
6
11
Jan
6
13% Sep
16
11 Va Jan
30
11% Jan
5
American Ice Co
96% Jan 26
105
9
Aug
2
16% Nov 15
99
Jan
9
Jan
12
7
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
12
17 Va Dec
21
18Va Dec
2
16% Feb
10
17% Jan
3
Sep
13
107% Feb
4
103% Jan
10
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
7
24 y4 Jan
20
103
100
105
6%
Feb
Hide
3
5%%
507/a
*3%
*33 V4
87
1
No par
11'/a
preferred__100
*100
14'A
53%
100
3%
35
87V2
11%
100%
preferred
100
& Fdry common—7
preferred
100
prior
105
24%
91
105
24%
90%
*104V2
105V2
American
Metal
Products
9
28
Jan
16
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
29
Jan
3
30
Jan
27
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13'A Jan
30
14% Feb
6
American
Molasses
13% Jan
4
7% Jan
27
8% Jan
3
American
Motors
60% Sep 23
38% Apr 11
55% Jan
12
58% Jan
26
American Natural
10
American News
27
27
6
28% Feb
5%%
6
30% Feb
3
35% Feb
9
40% Jan
9
111% Dec
5
95% Jan
20
107% Jan
3
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
16
21% Feb
2
23% Jan
13
7
179% Jan
5
173% Jan
9
170
Jun
7y8 May 25
53 % Mar
9% Jan
3
29% Jan
6
37% Feb
9
50 y8 Jan
6
72% Apr
58% Sep
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39 % Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
2
li
7% Jan
3
31% Jan 23
19
42
Jan
18
55
Jan
3
64y2Jan
6
100
Nov
16
90
Jan
30
4
147% Nov
16
140
Jan
6
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
20
145
Nov
23
B__No par
Sany common
Jan
5
36% Jan
6
American
8
100
15
171% Jan
11
44
% Jan
5
127
Feb
8
44% Feb
6
59% Jan
16
95% Jan
146
Jan
6
19
7%
6%
Co
25
common
American Stores
Co
American
Refining
1
preferred
Feb
1
16% Jan
179% Jan
23
187% Feb
1
American
9
84% Feb
3
American
Tobacco
com__100
100
Tal 4c Tel Co
77% Feb
139
16
Jan
11
145% Jan
27
45% Jan
4
51% Jan
13
American
6%
Sumatra
Tobacco
5
100
25
common
preferred
100
Dec
15
27
11% Jan
3
10
Jan
30
26% Jan
13
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30 % Jun
6
26% Jan
9
29
Jan
17
Preferred
6%
25% Jan
10
26% Jan
19
Preferred
5%%
18
Feb
9
21% Jan
6
American Zinc
65
Jan
23
73% Jan
9
Anaconda
Co
64% Feb
10
69
Jan
3
Anaconda
Wire <fc
25% May 17
167/a Oct
47
14
55% Nov 10
Jan
6
83
52% Jan
6
72
10
9
Aug 26
Sep 21
Jan
American
American
Anchor
33% Mar 30
103
8ep
7
32% Dec
19
40
110
Jun
Mar
44V2Jan
20
36
Feb
8
7
103
Jan
20
32 V2 Jan
10
3
38% Jan
107
3
Jan
12
34% Feb
7
44% Oct
11
58% Dec
1
55% Jan
4
68% Feb
10
13% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
30 y4 Jan
19
33% Jan
6
Per
footnotes
see
page
28.
Viscose
Water
Corp
Works
25
Co
&
5
25
series
25
Smelting__l
50
Cable
40%
104 %
28%
28%
28%
70
70
17%
16%
17%
411/4
40%
41
105
104
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
700
35 %
1,300
104
1,400
28 %
28 V2
70
70
16 Va
17%
12,300
40%
,
41 Va
10,100
104 V2
900
104
104
140
34,400
21%
102%
22 Va
178
No par
x59%
59%
50%
51 Va
168
168Va
43
43
126% 126%
43 %
44 Va
*56%
57
91
91
142 Va 144
15 Va
15%
24%
26
14 %
8
57%
28%
36%
99
21%
*175
7%
x32%
*58%
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
1,000
45
45 %
44%
45
1,400
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,600
58%
57%
58%
57 %
58
1,600
29%
•28 Va
*28%
33
♦99
64%
44%
*28%
29%
13%
33
33
99%
99%
30
64 Va
63%
64%
26,000
♦172
128
41%
33%
99%
63%
65
190
53%
29
33
99%
♦127
rv
*99
33
•175
44%
*175
182
178
128
128
1,900
800
127%
127%
53%
58%
55%
53%
54%
21,700
13%
•13%
133/4
1,700
40%
3,900
xl3%
13%
41
42
41
40 Va
100
*35%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
17,200
51%
16,900
51%
98
3%
36%
•35
36%
*36%
51
52
♦97
52%
100
100
3%
3%
3%
50%
100
36%
100
3%
33/4
4,200
3,200
800
35
♦33%
35
33%
34
*33 Va
34%
200
88
X86%
88
86
87
86%
86%
3,800
11%
11%
11%
llVa
11%
3,300
11%
100%
llVa
105
100
14
14
17
17%
24%
50% 50%
168Va 168%
43
*126/a 127 /a
43 A 44 /a
57
57
*91
93
142 % 143 A
43
*90
♦357/a
58»/a
•104%
26 :<
*28%
14%
8
57%
28%
36
98
22
•175
7%
100
♦100
100%
13%
13%
13%
1,200
16%
16 Va
16%
3,000
♦105
24%
24%
♦90
92
35 %
36%
57%
59
105%
105%
25%
26%
♦28%
31
14%
14%
106
24%
92
35%
58
105%
26%
31
14%
•105
24%
•90
35 Va
57%
106
24%
92
35%
1,100
58
6,900
980
26
26%
4,500
•28%
14%
31
143/4
1,200
8%
19,100
57
56%
573/a
7,000
28%
29%
29%
303/a
35%
357/a
35%
353A
8,300
95%
96%
97 %
97V4
3,500
22%
41,500
8
8 Va
57%
56%
28%
36%
100
21%
22%
♦175
178
8
22%
178
8
22
•175
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
31%
31%
31%
32
58%
58%
58%
57
57
50%
50%
48%
49%
49
49%
I :
42%
57%
92
168
168 %
43
43%
%
127
127
41%
43%
57
57'A
93
93
168%
43%
127
42%
57%
93
168%
43
•127
42 %
57
90%
8,000
177
32%
42%
140
106 Va
317/a
127
60
9,300
•105
58%
168
20
13%
xl6%
106
105
24%
26%
31
14 %
8'/a
58'A
28%
36%
100%
22 %
178
7%
32%
59%
100
100
14Va
17Va
*90
92
35%
35%
58%
58%
*104% 105%
*28%
46
*57%
5,700
1,600
220
12,900
168%
900
43%
1,500
129
30
43
14,100
57
1,200
92
600
143
143%
143%
144 %
143 %
143%
630
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,30-0
182%
184 %
181%
182%
181%
182 Va
26,600
78%
79%
77%
78%
77 Va
78%
21,600
142%
1423A
500
183% 184%
82%
83%
15 A
15/a
183 Va 184
x79%
81V4
*15
144% 144%
48% 49%
9%
9%
*27 Va
28
26% 26%
18%
18%
143 V4 144
48% 49
9%
9%
28
28
26% 26%
18%
18%
143
48%
9%
♦28
26%
142%
143%
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
21,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/8
4,600
144
500
♦28
26%
28%
28
28%
♦26
28%
26%
26 y8
26%
280
18 %
18%
3,900
25,900
'
18%
18%
18
18%
69
70 'A
67
69%
66%
68
68%
69%
67%
69%
66
64%
65%
170
66
65
64 %
66
65
64 %
66
36%
36
36%
36
36%
3,600
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
com
series
Lead
99%
*175
7%
noncumulative preferred__100
No par
Sugar
29
37Va
32%
American Steel Foundries
7%
28 %
36%
7%
100
Snuff
8%
58 %
32%
No par
preferred
American
8'%
58
5
Smelt & Refg com
8% Oct
46
5
1%
preferred
American Safety Razor
5
Amer
137 »A Jan
130% Jan
Std
1
cl
3
20
187% July 21
82 % Dec
6
No par
Co
9
39 V4 Jan
18
25
59% Feb
10
58% Feb
&
Co
52% Jan
Feb
125% Jan
30
Rad
31
14%
5
Gas
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chem
Amer
26%
14%
10
57
166% Jan
43% Dec
Corp
26'A
*28%
46% Jan 23
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
Apr
Jan
Co
Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
1'
21
22
172
176
2
20
—1
com
convertible preferred
86%
*11 Va
*104
100
preferred
*33%
17
25
Oct
17 Va
x51%
52%
99V2 101
3%
3%
*100
13%
Oct
4%%
41%
36 V4
18Va
Xl4%
17Vs
36
58V2
11
130V2
56%
13%
14%
35%
57%
com
33
*98
64 y4
*175
17
Corp new_l
American Mach
3.90%
•103
104
70%
28%
•70
35 %
35%
*35%
♦102
45
39%
58 A
29V4
33
99 A
65 /a
190
130 /a
57%
14
41%
36%
18/a
147/a
No par
Jan
105
35%
104
114
*110
111
44%
39V2
58%
*28%
No par
67
105
Xlll
45
v 45
39% 39%
56 y2
58%
*285/a
29V4
32% 33
*08
09%
65% 66%
*115
190
130 V2 131
55%
56
13%
13%
40V4
42
*35 Va
36 Va
18'A
18%
14%
14%
Metal Co Ltd
26y8Oct
x35
*102%
■
,^J//4
112
6,300
Machine & Metals
38
23
38,800
Amer
6
111%
23 /8
45%
Amer
11
53,600
112'A 112'A
36
36
*102% 105
45%
3
8% Oct
1,200
/8
23 »/a
45%
4
46% Jan
72%
22%
45%
50
common
International
48,100
71%
23%
45%
27
25% Feb
104
74
46/2
' Jan
1
102 %
104%
*71%
X22%
45 /a
62% Jan
31% Sep
101%
72 Va
23 Va
6%
38% Jan
207/a Mar 14
107
23%
46 V2
10
Jan
29
45 Va
20
106
*28 Va
6%
35 Va Feb
104% Jan 24
9Q
20 Va
56% Jan
13
*28%
253/4
68% Sep
Sep
29
6%
41% Mar 16
108
39
25%
94 y4 Jan
104
*35
•20%
5
91
38
6 %
18
3
*35
103%
70
17%
21
Jan
39
*28 Va
29
45% Jan
90
*35
72%
70
17%
27% Jan
6
v
28%
88 V4 Nov
16
200
3
*38
*28
29
101/a 104 A
72% 72%
20%
com_—1
Leather
&
noncumulative
American
7
12,500
3
26%
American Investment Co of 111 new-1
26% Jan
101
•2%
82%
6%
98%
6%
13 y2 Dec
100%
3
86%
20%
5
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
American
30
101
*2%
25%
—10
Co
21
Jan
99%
6%
40c
SS Co
Nov
4% Jan
84%
3 '/a
20%
1
Inc
Electric
&
21,600
87 Va
102 Va
*27/a
267/a
5
_____
American Hawaiian
84 V2
86%
101'/a
6%
Foreign Power__No par
Gas
4,800
20%
Secur—No par
Lines
100
400
35%
26
10
Tiling
Corp
3 Va Nov
35
113
35%
20 A
6%
20
28
5% Apr
113
36
27
—10
Encaustic
8
52% Dec
7
40
Sep
114
x35%
26/a
No par
Distilling Co
26
3
♦113
36%
36%
20%
6%
prior preferred
100
Cyanamid Co com
10
conv preferred series B_100
conv preferred series C-100
12 y8 Jan
Nov
113 %
•113
20%
No par
Co
42% Dec
34
137
66%
26\4
American
■
•132
66%
26%
25
American Chain
5
9
135
*20%
6%
1
12.50
.
3
17
100% Jan
preferred
Jan
Jan
Nov
27
Corp
common
67
33% Dec
Mar 14
Radio
&
41%
33
*131
1
.
Co
9,700
67%
133%
20
common
3
27 Ve Mar 14
4B
7%
Inc
preferred
55% Feb
23 y4 Mar 17
91% Sep
Theatres
5%
45% Jan 13
100
200
67 %
667/a
133%
66%
500
96%
•96
97%.
87 V4
86%
70%
177/a
40%
40 V2
*105
.106 %
No par
com
38% Jan 27
6
*70
17%
♦96 Va
12,700
101% 101%
29
29
10
preferred
23%
■
Broadcasting-Paramount
23
44% Jan
3
16
71% May
100
50
Corp com__2
Co
convertible
6% Feb
44
No par
common
Arma
Shoe
Brake
20% Jan
8'
46% Sep
31
18
597/a Dec
24% Jan
Bosch
23 %
*111'A 114
35y2
35%
*103
105
_100
preferred
conv
preferred L.
American
Amer
22% Jan
cum
American Bank Note
9
Jan
381/8
*28
29
101
102 Va
7iy2 71%
1
common
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
*34%
34%
52 %
52 V2
*96%
96%
66%
67 •
*132
140
113V4 113V4
36%
37
3
3
3
50
3%%
87%
100% 101%
I
com
preferred
American Airlines
Jan
100
conversable
87 '/4
1
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum* Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
4
14V4Jan
65
Limited
Amalgamated Leather Co
5
39
100
10
108% Jan
3% Mar 29
Jan
34
100
6
Sep
16
20
preferred
9
88
18
2 % Nov
convertible
100
Jan
23
119% Sep
72 y4 Jan
I
3
Sep
55% May 12
No par
common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co of America
'
41
'34%
34V4
515/a
52 Va
*96y8
97
66%
67%
*132
140
113V4 113%
37
37Va
No par
36%
37
*104 V4 105%
34
34
64%
*30%
65%
31 %
36%
36%
*104% 105%
33%
34%
63%
65%
*30%
31 %
36
104%
34
63 Va
*30
105
34%
66 Va
31
105
105
200
105
105
34
34
33%
333A
3,900
66%
66 %
68%
46,000
64Va
♦30
31
♦30
31
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 13, 1956
13
(782)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Prevlaua
Baay»tor
*
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
3
43% Feb
14
4Va May 19
11
Oct
36
24% May
31% July
36
55% Dec
3
May 12
Feb
10
46% Feb
9
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
11
35% Apr
28
29 % Jan
18
30
19% Sep 29
102 % Apr
97% Jan
4
Jan
19
3
19% Jan
26'
9% Feb
17
22
14
6% Jun
12% Jan
6
5
17
30
Jun
27% Jan
10
29
8
35
104% Feb
8
113
62% Feb
1
69
121% Jan
162
27% Dec
18
15
13
96% Oct
13
101
55
Jan
29%
Carpet
Co
18
41% Oct
137
Jan
23
Aug 11
60
Feb
9
30
Oct
3
28
Nov
59% Mar
10
46%
47%
16
15%
16
15%
31
101'/a
7%
1
101%
7%
7%
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
16%
16%
16%
16
Va
16%
16
16%
16 %
16%
48,700
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
1,400
31
3,500
*28%
Goods Corp—
Dry
Co
31%
xl07%
107%
*106%
57 Va
57%
57 Va
57%
57%
57%
57
58
146
147
32'A
32%
109 :
260
108%
58%
58
1,400
146%
148
146%
147%
60%
61
60%
60%
60
60%
60
60%
8,000
3,100
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,503
99%
99 '/a
100
45%
45%
46
37%
38
7
Feb
10
3
1
23
48% Jan
3
Atlantic
9
Atlantic Refining
100
5
11
99% Jan
26
9
Jan
4%
3
45
9
62
Feo
10
14% Jan
4
10
Feb
8
Jan
11
16 % Jan
19
17
Mar 21
27% Dec
22
23
Jan
20
8% Apr
18
11% Jan
Jan
Austin
Feb
5
46
45%
46
*98
45%
10
37'A
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
series B
100
98 Va
98%
99%
\
60
7,400
38,100
99
98%
98%
99%
42%
42'A
42%
42%
42'A
41%
42
41%
42%
4,200
66
—20
99
99
400
99
66
65
65 Va
64
64
62%
62%
62
62
10
10
10
*9%
10
17
17
17
23'/8
23%
23%
23%
6%
6%
6%
45 %
45%
45%
*6%
6%
*10'A
23%
(The) common
3
No par
6%
4 5'A
45'A
G%
6%
$2.25 conv preferred
*16 %
23%
23%
6%
6%
*45'A
23%
6%
prior
16 Va
6%
17
10'/a
23%
10%
*16%
*10'A
16%
No par
common
147%
42%
5
Avco Mfg Corp
93
45%
46%
pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
3
*97%
common
$3.75
Nichols
Conv
10
7% Jan 24
47% Jan 18
5
44% Jan
.
28%
98%
45%
Powder
Atlas
9
26% Jan
67
28%
93%
99
145%
No par
RR
Line
Atlas Corp
4
Jan
Dec
July 18
16% Nov 16
Coast
--28-%
28%
*97
—100
preferred
Preferred
28%
Electric Co com__6.50
Atlantic City
28% Feb
Jan
6
"136%
109
60%
41% Feb
Mar 30
30%
103%
X31 %
107'/a
147%
35% Jan
97% Jan
54
31
109
31
31%
31
1
100
10
preferred
00%
9
26
600
29%
16'/a
146%
20
Oct 20
1,600
7%
7%
7%
.
20
*18%
50
48% Mar 31
5% Oct
7%
7%
230
100
100
20
*18
50
40% Sep
42
29%
30%
*100%
20
20
7%
8
29%
102
*18
x30%
101%
*18
20
*18
31
*100
31
30%
101
30%
101
Common
101% Apr
19
10,100
49
15%
Preferred
15
18
30%
47%
16
20
17
68
29,200
49%
15%
31
96% Sep
10
16
48%
16'A
3,800
Jan
34 % May
0
47% Mar 14
17,300
49%
2.50
—
Associates Investment
39% Jan
38% Sep
4,400
47%
29
43% Jan
8
28 %
16
1
Inc
Inc
96% Feb
Mar 17
38%
28
61% Jan
151
30
62
37
28%
x49
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jun
58
38
28%
1
5.25%
60% Jan
37 %
47
No par
5
Common
.
38 Va
29%
38
X28%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
2nd
110% Jan
23
38 Va
29%
5
Corp
Industries
Arvin
Associated
31
8
Aug 15
May 27
38'A
30
Ashland Oil & Refining com
Jan
23
Constable
Artloom
Jan
Feb
106% Jan
16
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
38 Va
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
10
preferred
Arnold
16% Feb
Jun
38'A
29'A
Corp
of Illinois
& Co
$3.75
30% Jan
Jan
7
No par
Shares
Feb. 10
Feb. 9
4%
*4%
4%
Armstrong Cork Co common
8 % Jan
3
11
17
25% Apr
3
28% Feb
15% Jan
Steel
Armour
Jan
Nov 23
34
Mar 13
24
*4%
Oil Corp
Armco
101% Feb
22
4%
the Week
Friday
Tiiursday
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
*4%
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Feb
31
Par
Co Inc
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
5
P W Products
Argo
17% Jan
6
26 Vt Oct
18
3
40
13 % Jan
96 % Aug
13
54% Jan
18
27% Jan 23
5
6
Jan
30% Jan
Jan
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
A
3
3
4% Jan
4
37
6% Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Uwwt
NEW
1
if*
STOCKS
-
45%
10
*16%
17
23%
7
45 Va.
45%
6'/4
6%
900
300
200
7
'
45%
2,600
84,600
2,000
B
114
18
Jan
6 % J an
5
6% Jan
23
103% Jan
6
10
3
15% Jan
12
13 % Feo
113% May
10
Jan
4
113
5 j
110
5
100% Jan
12
Jan
9.
33 Vo Jan
35% Aug 12
Mar 31
Jun
14
35% Jan
18
54% J an
6
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
65
Jan
6
45
99
30
105
Babbitt
26
9a % Jan
24% Mar 30
n% Jan
30% Jan
109
10
Mar 24
8% Feb
«y8 Aug 18
66
2
102% Jan
Baltimore
7
Feb
25
Baltimore
9
48% Jan
3
Jan
19
68% Jan
27
9
47
Jan
20
8
1
Feb
2
ft
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
Ohio
&
26
Sep
19
20% Jan
23
22
38% Mar
45
Sep
15
39
Jan
6
49% Feb
72% Mar 29
33% Jan
19% Nov
14% Jan
17 Vb Jan
23
Jan
41% Jan
—
9
6
Bayuk Cigars Inc
3
Beatrice Foods Co common—
Feb
3
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
124
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
105% Jan
26
106% Jan 20
38% Dec
1
33% Jan
23
29% Dec
23
22% Mar 14
18
30
25 Vb Jan
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88y2Jan
9
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
20% Feb
10
Nov
Jan
17
28
Apr
Feb
6
47% Jan
4
31
29% Jan
3
Beech-Nut
12% Jan
31
14
Feb
6
23% Jan
27
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
15
28% Feb
8
33
Jan
3
Bell
&
Jan
30
101
Jan
30
Apr
101
18
49% Jan
19
581/4 Jan
30
20% Jan
Beneficial Finance
Dec
12
101% Jan
Consol Mining
Jan
30
32% Jan
Best
48% Jan
6
172% Feb
9
16% Jan
13
Jan
5
84,
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
39% Jan
3
3
9
168
Sep
16
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
11
.40
Dec
22
Aug 17
31
Mar
78
23
14
25% Jan 30
29% Jan
6
Bliss
(E W)
Nov
28
34->/4 Jan
23
36% Jan
13
Bliss
&
3
69% Jan
27
79% Jan
3
Jan
38
54% May 18
88% Mar
28% Jan
29
23
28% Jan
6
3
26 % Feb
9
29% Jan
16
20
Jan
3
13
Jan
4
14
Jan
10
15% Mar 14
19% Jun
22
15% Feb
9
17
Jan
3
14
11% Jun
7
11% Jan
30
66% May
8
9% Jan
61
Dec
26
1%
1
16
Bond
Inc—
Stores
-
12% Jan
17
10
64
Jan
12
Borden
17
43% Feb
6
Co
10
98% Feb
10
63 y4 Jan
6
61% Sep
16
54% Jan
11
57
Jan
3
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
21% Feb
9
29% Jan
3
3
64% Sep
19
53% Feb
10
61'A Jan
3
5%
12'A Nov
2
18% Mar 28
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
31
Boston
Boston
May 10
56% Jan
6
28 % Jan
28
19
45
Jan
5
48% Jan
13
54
Jan
9
57'A Jan
19
99
23
Sep
21% Jan
9
94
Jan
20
9
32% Jan
3
26
6
17% May 17
82
6
Jan
20% Jan
33
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan 20
26
Nov
111
July 25
31% Feb
43
30
29% Feb
Sep
Aug 11
Jan
88'A Jan
14 Va Jan
32
23
9
34% May
6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 16
95
11
23
30
Dec
9 5'A Jan
4
32% Jan
14
100
97
Feb
23
10
15
Jan
16
25% Jan
23
&
103% Jan
Brown
Shoe
38% Jan
23
43% Jan
Bucyrus-Erie
July 21
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
Budd
July 29
91% Jan
25
93% Feb
(The)
IT
27
1
30
Feb
8
Buffalo
30% Feb
9
36'A Jan
13
Bullard
6
20% Jan
19
22% Jan
11
Bulova
1
15 Ve Feb
7
16% Jan
3
16
Mar 15
12
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
92% Mar
8
80'A Jan
6
81% Jan
19
77'A Feb
8
77'A Feb
8
83% Feb
3
85
20
4%%
3
92
22% Jan
6
34 V4 Jun
15
Mar 18
Jun
6
8% Oct
11
22
Jan
3
9
Bush
31'A Jan
5
Butler
Terminal
23
10% Jan
9
Jan
30
Byers Co (A M)
Jan
11
32% Jan
103% Jan
3
99
33% Jan
7
40% Jan
23
6% Nov
37% Oct
15
14
11 Va Apr
9
17
12% Jan
20
6% Jan
11
3
7% Jan
44% Dec
12
40
Jan
23
43% Jan
6
42
14
34% Jan
10
38
14% Sep 26
91 % Jan 17
17
26
Jan
57% Jan
13
25% Jan
10
28% Mar 14
53% Dec
For
30
Nov
V» Dec
17'/a Jan
3
19
3
16'A Jan
23
July 15
64% Feb
7
93% Jan
20
98
Feb
7
62% Feb
7
64
Jan
31
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
30% Jan
24
32
Jan
6
31% Feb
9
35 Va Jan
11
100
59
footnotes
9
Jan
6
Peb
see
21
page
52% Jan
28.
20
54
Jan
4
Hecla
W
Canada Dry
260
1,800
4,400
21,000
100
2,100
21%
23
22%
23
7,800
54
55
53%
54%
1,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
8,400.
46%
4 5'A
46
45
45%
3,100
46 Vb
46 Va
46
Vb
46%
46
*54%
55%
54%
55%
55%
55J4
54%
54%
22 Vb
22 Vb
22 Vb
22»A
21%
22%
21%
21%"
21%
21%
90
90
89%
89%
800
29%
29%
5,400
91'A
91%
91 Va
30'A
x30Vb
91'A
30'A
26%
40%
20 Va
26%
41
20%
26 Va
40 y4
20%
*93'A
93
93
33 V*
33%
14%
14%
*100
100'A
*101)
100
100
30'A
*97
98
*97
98
*97
91%
29%
91 Vb
30'A
26%
27'A
40 Vb
40 Va
20%
20%
93'A
.94
99
33 Va'
14%
10 3 Va
26%
40%
20%
93 %
29%
*54%
29 %
33'A
14%
33 Va
'
/
33%
4,000
14%
3 3'A
14
14%
100
100
5,400
98
*97
98
*97
900
55
7,700
400
100
100
26%
26'/a
26%
26%
2,500
39%
40
39'A
39'/a
4,800
20'A
*93%
20%
xl9%
20
18,500
94
*93
94
200
&
28
28%
29
29
29'A
30
29%
29%
29%
4,100
32 7 b
33
32%
32%
31
32%
30%
31 Va
31'A
31V4
6,500
20%
21
21
21
20%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
3,300
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15'A
15%
15'A
-15%
15'A
15'A
37,800
1
82
81%
81 %
81%
100
*80%
81'A
*71
80
...100
100
77'A
*71
83%
83 Vb
83%
83%
*83%
85
83%
30%
31
30 Va
30 %
I 29%
30%
29%
*71
80
100
83%
*84
85
370
29%
30
9,100
29%
*16 Vb
16 Va
16
16
15 Va
16
*15%
x29%
30 Va
29%
29%
28%
29
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5
8
1
_5
Foundry
1
1.80
15
Ry
9%
10
*27
28
*27
28
*26%
28
26 Va
101
101
OO
101
100%
101
100%
43
41%
42
43
5%
12%
7
43 Va
42%
5%
5%
12%
12%
7%
6%
42
10,100
9%
2,100
26 Va
*26%
101
101
42
42
5%
5%
17,600
12%
12 Va
8,103
41 y8
7
41%
6%
41
6%
7
37
2,400
16%
8,700
97%
140
37Va
37
37'A
37
37%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16 V*
96%
*62
97
*96
64
*62
31%
31%
97%
*96
64
*62
*
31%
31
No par
31%
32
31%
31%
*31 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
25
33%
31%
53 Va
53
53'A
53%
53%
*52%
No par
*53'A
54
53%
7,700
41%
37
"
2.700
40%
37%
62'A
7
41%
36%
98
2,000
5%
12%
36%
62%
42
5%
12%
40%
98
140
5%
41%
65
100
12%
6%
7
98
27
101
12%
12%
41%
*62
900
29'A
9%
5%
5%
*97
16
28%
9%
41
16%
840
80
16 Vb
No par
preferred
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
Milla
83
30 %
preferred—___No par
—100
Pacific
77%
80
16 Va
Ginger Ale com—.1.66%
conv
*81%
81%
29%
Inc
C
81%
*71
29
——15
Canada Southern Ry Co_—
Cannon
620
8,900
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canadian
200
2,300
14'A
5
Zinc-Lead
Calumet &
$4.25
9,800
33,500
56
No par
California Packing Corp
Campbell
70
2,100
25,700
24
common
participating
Callahan
400
5,400
13%
14%
Butte Copper & Zinc
26
4
13
1,500
4,000
34,900
55
1
3
Jan
9,000
9,700
155,900
23
__5
—
36 V4 Feb
6% Jan
13% Jan
800
14
33%
Co
Bros
103% Jan
45
8,200
56%
1
11
9
1,900
24%
14%
Burroughs Corp
16% Jan
% Feb
55%
140
3,400
14
33%
preferred
second preference
31'A Jan
5
55%
55%
100
2,900
56%
14%
Inc
26
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
41X8 433//®
98% 98%
4,800
24'A
15
Oct
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
,
140
13,400
10
9
7%
60%
42
97%
1,000
14 V*
5
Co
24
3
59%
41%
97%
50
3,100
56%
33'A
Co
15% Feb
9% Jan
12
300
4,700
24%
No par
Co
28'A Jan
12% Aug 26
97%
1
89 y4 Jan
24
60%
42%
98%
15% 16
12 A 12%
58%; 60
16
12%
3,600
13%
No par
28% Jan. 23
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
42'A
*97%
26%
26%
13%
1,100
56%
100
.
Co
Forge
3%%
60%
71%
26%..
26%
13
15%
2
1,200
14,700
24%
2.50
Burlington Industries Inc com
4% preferred
22
Jun
16%
12%
27%
70%
55%
Co common
Watch
Apr 26
80
76% Jan
23
Feb
16
12 Vb
34
30^8
36
55Va
common
preferred
21
26%
27Vb
13 Vb
70Va
26%
55Va
Inc
Co
23
25% Sep
21V4 Aug
*35
33
30!/?
31%
4d%
146% }43
*169 % 172
14% 14.8
81% 81%
32% 33%
30
30/8
27% 28Vb
*35
36
70% 71%
26 .8 26 A
26 % 26%
*13 Va 13 %
145% 147%
172
14% 14%
81'A 81%
35%
74%
26%
27'A
13%
*35
~
1/8
31%
4o%
2
31 Va
45 Va
*169
55%
Bigelow
95 V4
29% Jan
31'A
45
52%
19%
70
16,000
2.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
47% Feb
20
1%
2
51%
19%
52'A
19%
12,900
100
Brown
21
51%
19%
55V4
——
21% Dec
52%
19%
17%
600
3,100
19,800
_100
Bristol-Myers Co
27 Vb Aug 17
101
171
171
14% 15
80
81
34
34
x30% 30%
26% 26%
16Vb
12
61
43%
97%
28Va
56
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4%% preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton
No par
$5
x60%
42
97%
27 'A
13 %
23'%
55Va
Airways Inc.!
Feb
27% Jan
16
12
27%
13
23Vb
*96
31'A 31%
45'A 46
147
151%
150% 151%
172
172 Va
14%
15
81%
81-Ta
35
35%
30V4 30%
26%
26%
35% 35%
73% 73%
26% 26%
27
27
*13
13 %
47Vb
RR—
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
34% Jan
Feb
Maine
1%
17%
43 /2 48/a
*120
130
106
106
34
34%
26
26/a
*89
91
20% 21%
47 Vb 47%
27% 27Va
13 /a 13%
23% 23%
28% 29
*96
98
21%
-100
preferred
Braniff
56% July 20
24% Jan
&
61%
43%
31%
45%
*21
40%
49%
17%
47Vb
—25
Co
Edison
16%
12'A
31 Vb
45
'
61%
21%
*28%
24
19%
44,2
62
21%
41
41
49% 50
44
61
44%
21%
,
28% 29
*96
101
52
52%
19%
2
44%
jo
*48% 49
*12I
130
*106
106%
34
34%
26
26%
*89
91
42%
97%
5
Common
28 Ve Jan
.
61
15
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 Va % preferred——
97% Jan
12'A
1.25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
58% Feb
38 % Jan
15
19
30
13
3
49 Va Dec
35%
30%
26%
35%
74%
26%
27
13'A
27
100% Nov
Mar 14
35%
No par
——
12
51% Oct 24
14%
81%
No par
Class B
2
31%
45'A
14%
81%
26Va
35'A
73%
26%
95 % Sep
38
44%
151 Va 152%
172
172
1
2.50
Inc
29
3
19%
31%
Co_
Laughlin
481/4 Apr
43% Nov 29
52%
19Vb
Bon Ami Co class A
31% Sep
39% Jan
Dec
12
1%
52%
52%
19%
-
66
40%
49'A
17%
13%
13%
23%
101
*96
101
*96
Boeing Airplane Co_
__5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp—5
Aug 23
20% Mar 15
| 25
29%
—
33% Jun
28% Mar 15
29%
1,
30% Jan
4
29Va
Steel (Del) com__No par
7% preferred
:
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
—100
Black & Decker Mfg Co_
—1
Blaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)-.
_10
165% Jan
26
Nov
18
Si
*28'A
21%
42%
*44'A
61 %
21%
41
51%
17%
104
44%
21
48% 48%
*120
13ty
106
106
X35% 35%
27
27%
91
91
21% 21%
*47
47%
27% 28
27%
13%
24%
Bethlehem
9
Jan
145% Feb
172
33% Oct
Jan
14% Feb
9
6
7
L69% Dec
2
6
27%
*13%
24Va
peso
Best Foods
13% Jan
26
Co—1
Co
23
1% Jan
27%
14
24%
—1
Benguet
31
1
158 % Sep
Sep
Co
44% Jan
2
27%
13%
24%
4
Bendix Aviation
>18% Jan
35% July 25
7
*47
3
7
35%
27%
90%
47
100
preferred
56% July
22
Mar 14
.
common
14
59% Mar
Jan
25
4%%
Co
44%
63
*39%
49%
17%
41
51%
17%
48%
48%
*120
130
106% 106%
10
•
Corp
Howell
*44
62
21
44%
*39%
51%
17%
,_1
1
Co
Belding-Heminway
16
22% Feb
14
30
24
Packing
42%
66
b7
44%
63%
10
!
RR
25
101
8
43
74
Creek
44%
67
45
43%
21%
47
100
1
*103
104
1 iV
*44%
63
*21
*103
*6%
6%
96 % 97%
13% 13%
34/a 34/a
111% 111%
*103
104
42% 43
66% 66/2
44% 44%
95% 97%
13% 13%
33% 34 %
*111% 112%
99 %
13% 13%
34% 34%
112% 112'/a
98
36Vb
27%
91
22
47%
1
pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
Feb
38
19% Sep 26
1
3
42% Apr
6
30% Jan
Oct
16
Beech
47
6
4%%
(A S)
Shoe
Jan
24% Jan
17%
%
50
Inc
Instruments
Beckman
Beck
100
—2.50
Inc
17% Jan
12
45
Mills
41
52
48%
49
*120
130
105'% 106
35%
36
27
27%
*90%
91
22Va
22%
100
preferred
27 Vb Jan
14
34% May
22
96 % Mar
Oct
49
3
Jan
26% Oct 24
91
4%%
Beaunit
4
30% Jan
Nov
85
conv
12.50
preferred
prior
3%%
9
37 % Jan
24
40
No par
19% Jan
49% Jan
16
4.0
—
63%
21
*39%
51
17%
_50
Works Corp
Iron
62%
21
10
—10
•
45%
*45
—
—
.
common—
preferred
4%%
24
13
Dec
133
Corp_
Bath
Jan
48
issued"
"when
Oil
Barber
Barker Brothers
16
54% Jan
9
common-
Rights
30
*112% 113
*103
104
43%
44%
67"%
67%
*45
45%
1
li'o
100
100
100
100
50
noncumulative preferred
4%
6
64% Jan
15 % J an
No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Common
48% Nov
13
Corp
Elec Co
&
preferred series C—
4%
42% Feb
13 Feb
Gas
preferred series B_„l
4%%
6%
6%
98% 99%
13% 13%
35
35%
113
113
'
*103
104
43% 44
67% 67%
45
45
100% 101
13%
14
34%
35%
(The)_No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
35% Feb
42% Jan
July 14
1
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock & Wilcox Co
64
30
31%
14
37'A
24,200
53 Va
400
Volume 183
Number 5507
...
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(783)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Ran re for Prevlom
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
22% Jan
30 Va Mar 14
25 % Oct
112
33% Sep
121
Mar 15
23
41
3o% Jan
Carborundum
25 % Jan
22
26 Va Jan
27
Carey
119% Jan
I
3
23
Jan
23
5
Va Feb
Capital
Jan
120Feb
23
2o
Airlines
88% Sep
7
48 Va Oct
18
15
77% Jan
43% Fee
64% Feb 13
53'/a Mar
49% Aug.16
53
Jan
19
,
12
4
53 Va Jan
26
2J% Jan
19
21% Jan
9
15% Feb
10
18 Va Jan
115% Jan 30
May 16
127% Aug
61% Dec
45
8
105 Va May
104
102% Feb
114% Nov 29
130
72'/a Dec
21
83
27
27
37% Dec
Jan
-
18% Jan
29
7% Jan
3
31
21 % Jan
34% Feb
23
Apr
3
18% Jan
9% Jan 23
10% Jan
4
Apr
26
15 Va Jan
6
16
Jan
31
19
6
51% Jan
Sugar
5%
56
Feb
Feb
Feb
8
Central Illinois
22
33% Jan 23
42
F
6
Central
22
33% Jan
33
Jan
3
15 % Jan
3
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
20
12% Jan
5
56% Jan
30
67% Jan
9
Cerro
110
Dec
30
■
24%
*24 Va
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
88
*87
87%
86%
86 Va
44
43 %
43%
87%
87%
4?
%
43 Va
54%
F a%
54%
*43%
53%
27
b
52 Va
16%
17%
19%
17
16
16%
116
v I
116
62
61%
*103
*116
V
103%
18%
18%
62%
63
103%
18%
73%
34%
34%
34%
34%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
Apr
5
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
29 Va July 19
68
Feb
16
36
Feb
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
65% Nov 30
71
Dec
56% Sep
100
Oct
27
64 % Feb
65% Jan
5
108
3
8% Jan
3
69 % Jail
30
3
53% Jan
3
56% Feb
6
96% Jan
20
99% Jan
35 Va
35%
%
35%
35Va
35%
35 Va
35%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
*11%
12
*11%
12
de
Pasco
West Corp
Corp__
23 Va
23
4
3%
4
59
*57%
59
63%
X62
63%
*15
53
58
12
12
63'A
6 4'A
61%
63'A
22%
15%
63%
400
17,100
—
22%
3%
3%
59%
*58'/a
6,900
3%
22%
3^4
*58 Ve
3%
15,400
*15
12'A
22%
23
120
113
15%
*62%
65%
22%
3%
52%
12%
64
58
23 Va
3%
58%
35
53 Va
*62%
68
1
Checker
Cab
3%%
4
i9
26% Jan
3
69
Jan
23
71% Jan
31% Feb
1
18
46% Feb
50
Feb
10
136
Feb
8
43 % Jan
25
3
preferred—100
7%
series
&
5%
A
Del_50
38%
38%
41
25Va
com
14,000
400
59
3
59
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
5%
51% Feb
9
54
Jan
11'
9
87
Jan
3
22'A
2,500
*63 Va
64
200
64
55%
55
55%
18.900
99%
9 8'A
98%
1,800
21%
22'A
22%
23
22%
22%
31
29
29
*29'A
26%
25%
26
24%
25%
24%
25%
*37%
38%
37
37%
37
*40
41
41
40
40
23%
1,000
37 Va
*38
38%
41%
41
41%
25%
♦40
*28 Va
30
100
30
37,000
600
1,000
14,300
23%
22%
70%
70%
69'A
70
63 Va
69%
8.600
31
29%
31 Va
29 Va
29%
28%
29 Va
24,800
45 %'
46
44%
45
43'A
45
Va
42%
43%
42%
43'/a
12,000
Cotton
24%
5
47 Va
47%
47
136
41 %
11%
*125
par
*125
40'/a
*11
10
*20Va
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
_25
*26'A
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
—25
*52 Va
53
53
53
25
75%
75 %
73%
par
Oil
common
convertible
V
23%
par
com
Chile
72% Feb
55
*96'A
7%
70%
Chickasha
27% P eb
*63
7%
25'A
20% Jan 20
23
99%
8,700
7%
70%
7
21% Jan
56 %
37 Va
30%
11% Feb
27
64'A
55%
*96 %
280
36'A
24%
4
Co
64%
56%
99%
7%
1,900
107
*106
36%
71%
10% Jan
Childs
7%
60%
60%
61%
107
31
14% July 27
1
22% Feb
8
7%
36
70%
$3 convertible preference—No
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
—No
31
61%
Xl06
38 Va
30%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8 V8 Jan
61%
106
100
No par
pi'd
10
21% Feb
25%
37
com__No par
series A
100
noncum
North Western
38% Feb
20
*22%
*29%
26%
30
6% Jan
23
25%
50
preferred
27
64%
56%
*96
31
*29%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
*63%
99%
23
par
7%
56%
56%
106
37%
7%
64%
64 Va
*96
61%
63
108
37%
8
—40
preferred
Chic
106%
38%
—;—_—1
(The)
Great Western Ry
5%
106
38
Manufacturing—1.25
Class A
1
Va Jan 30
106
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
4
19
63
No par
1
Inc
'
convertible
Jan
22% Feb
Aircraft
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
42
27 % Jan
No par
._.
Vought
30
Dec
65%
*64
10
$4.50 preferred
Jan
26
64%
65
68
22%
1
Inc
Common
Chance
Chic
8% Dec
64%
*64
Chain Belt Co
5
14
12
5
_,%*—■
Gotham
56
55
J——-_.i-._50
N
issued"
41% Jan
Va Feb
1.500
54 Va
12
9
Jan
53%.
900
500
2,000
15%
Feb
44
15%
35%
Chicago Corp
128
15 Va
34%
3
1
15%
*15'A
4
3
15%
5
South
37
53% Mar
15%
Violeta Sugar Co
—9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
——No par
Central &
of
Central
5
42 Va Dec
15%
5.000
44% Dec
142% Mar
83
40
18
6
82 %
40
16
30
83
41
26% Feb
11
81%
40
31% Jan
42% Dec
83
42
24 Va Jan
39% Jan
83
40%
8
108% Jan
47 Va
41
10
40% Jan
9%
46%
41
23
16
9%
47%
42
Co
Feb
Dec
9%
46%
41
RR
Jan
48
3,900
2,700
9%
47 Va
6.500
21% Feb
13
17%
■
29%
24
30% Jan
18%
100
20
*19%
29%
29
1
4,700
*112%
9
19
34%
29%
Dec
22
18 Va
4.900
34%
112%
36% Mar 25
Sep
10
71%
29%
27% Mar 25
74 %
18'A
20
50
117%
71%
-
*112%
27
30 Va Dec
*19%
34%
29,900
18%
18%
*116
71%
30
18
29% Jun
34%
18%
117 Va
113
26
16
20
71%
53%
Jan
21
9%
34%
18%
*116
163
29%
20% Sep
33% Jan
14% Jan
-15%
15%
15%
15%
10,600
*
*112 %
13
45% Feb
85
*83
115%
62 Va
104 Va
115%
-
54'A
7
3
16
39
85
61%
103 %
116
28%
3
Feb
42% Jail
9
14
43% July 20
*47
*82
21,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
59% Jan 31
104% Jan
48
16%
112%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
50
10
47%
15%
54 VA
Chadbourn
104
9%
48
600
16%
62 VA
19%
10
52
20%
103%
72 Va
330
52
•31
117%
6,500
53%
53%
300
/
20%
*103
71%
34%
9%
116
53%
:
52
62%
18%
48
15%
43%
21
103%
*103
116%
19%
118
52
500
86
86
*42%
28%
3
25% Jan
116
116
117
62
*103
X53%
*20%
220
112 \'A
3
22% Jan 23
54%
2,200
3,300
28%
27
7
24%
111%
4% Jan
18
24%
44%
28
59% Jan
Jan
24%
88
10
9
29
24%
21
——100
10
66 % Jan
24%
52%
Public Service
3% Feb
13%
24%
4.900
ri
'4
preferred
54 Va Jan
3
24%
4,200
111%
4 % %
18
17
24 Vb
54'A
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com—No par
15
Mar 14
24%
*24 Va
1
20
Feb
120%
5
5 % Sep
3
*119%
21
Co
29% Jun
15% May
120%
52%
Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series B
100
57% Nov
9
*119%
—20
Agulrre
''When
6
120
No par
7
15% Jan
119%
20%
common
30
66
19
120'A
24
10
10
36 Va Jan
120 Va
72%
Apr
4
17% July 21
18
119%
119%
Va
100
Oct
21% Jan
25%
12.50
43% Jan
28
25%
*llb Va
113
36% Dec
6
26
73
9
Mar 11
20
17
25%
118
16
40% Dec
Mar 14
26
72%
23
Mar 14
43
2d
*116%
Jan
21
42'/a Jan
26%
100
27% Jan
6
| 93% Jan
26 VA
20%
preferred
Central
11
55% Sep
6% May 17
33 Va
52%
Foundry Co
Jan
30% Sep
4
32%
26%
of
86
112
23% Mar 14
32%
26
100
Central
52% Jan
7
37% Mar 14
32%
20%
-
Central
2
9
7
8
33%
52%
common
3
Feb
81 % Feb
Jan
4
32%
20%
common
6
46
14
18
1H
53%
preferred series A_100
Corp
5%
39%
50
preferred
conv
19% Feb
10
2nd
38%
.——1
4.20%
Celotex
an
69% May 25
Jun
8 Va Jan
33%
17% Feb
20
24
13% Oct
7%
39
*43%
preferred
4%%
38%
x33
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
Jan
19% Jan
27
108
29% Jan
9
75
Co
Preferred
118% Jan
9
I)
Caterpillar Tractor
95 Va Nov
5
45% Jan
7%
Jan
10
(J
Shares
39%
34 Va
5
the Week
38%
33%
10
Friday
Feb. 10
40
39
—
common
4%%
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case
P7b
104
71% F.b
11% Nov 30
6
14% Jan
22
18
79% Jan
18% Feb
63
5
Corp
Feb. !)
41%
—
Co
"When issued"
Carrier
119 % Jan
23
Steel
.„
Sales for
Tnursday
40%
10
PRICES
Feb. 8
'.
t
37 % Jan
Jan
116% Jaw 17
July 20
July 26
19% Apr
26
18% Dec
55 Va Jan
26 V* Jan
10
19 Va Nov
3
51% Jan
2
Co
issued"
Carpenter
7
Jan
19% Dec
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
Dec
6
43% Feb
57
23 Va July
'
116
Feb
Mfg
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 7
5
Co
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 6
1
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Jan
88
7
23
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
"When
55% Jan
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
31 % Jan 23
6
Nov
Highest
37% Jan 23
21
36 Va Apj
10
11
Jan
7
42% Dec
6
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
RECORD
LOW
preferred
Copper Co——
Chrysler Corp
48
49
48
136
47%
135
136
*130
40
40%
39
11%
11%
11 Va
20%
21
21
21
*52
j
76 Va
74%
22%
48 Va
48%
140
10.000
50
200
140
*135
39%
38%
40 Va
11
11
21.800
11
40 Va
39
11%
11
21%
21
21
600
*20%
21%
900
7%
7 Va
7%
16,700
26
26%
25%
26%
2,900
53
51 Va
52
75'A
72%
74%
7'/a
200
53
*51
72%
73%
66,200
1
Cincinnati
23% Jan
100
17
Aug
29% July 15
104% May
4
30
36% Dec
37 V4 Dec
Nov
1
11
30
23
27% Jan
5
3
102% Feb
10
3
41% Jan
li
42 Va Feb
10
47% Jan
6
54
1
62% Sep
17% Jan
45 Va Mar 14
12
101% Apr
Jan
30
50% Feb
42% Aug 23
26
100% Jan
9
23
107
<J
i
'/*
O ait
Gas
4%
No par
preferred
Cincinnati
23
61% Feb
3
12% Jan
30
13% Jan
4
10
.CIT Financial
104 Va Jan
18
104% Jan
18
Corp
Cities Service Co
27
40% Feb
15
30
Jan
9
31% Feb
6
19% Jan
27
25
25
21 % Jan
23% Jan
3
City Stores Co
—100
City Products Corp—.
17
—5
94
Jan
53
Jan
6
191
Feb
14
92
Jan
17
115
73
94% Feb
7
109
Jan
3
22
78
9
89
Jan
3
23
103
Fe.)
Oct
6
Sep
13
Jan
4
109,% Jan
3
111
Jan
6
78% Dec
4
4%%
Clark
C
41
Aug 30
Jan
21
Dec
111
33% May 31
108
Oct
91
202 Va Sep
26
7
76 % Jan
17
77
Feb
9
16
45
Jan
10
103
Jan
103
13
Jan
13
37% Jan
34% Jan 26
5
C
$4.50
43% Jan
25% Feb
14
21
Feb
9
24 Va Jan
3
Clevite
55% Oct
80% May
2
45% Jan 10
GO
Jan
23
68 Va Jan
5
Climax
39% Mar 14
3
Fob
2
3
49
Aug 26
1481/4 Mar 14
100 Va Mar
Apr
44% Jan
Aug 26
111% Jan
122% Feb
1,160
50% May
Sep
62% Jan
Jan
Jan
13
126% Jan
13
9
62% Jan
3
92
Jan
18 7^ Feb
21
33 Va Sep
13
23% Jan
49 % D
30
9
Jan
23
8
23% Jan
9
20
31% Jan
6
Coca-Cola
Co
5Va%
Columbia
32
Apr
21
13
Class
26% Jan
3
Class
17 Va Feb
23
15%
series
30
26% Jan
Columbia
4
83
Feb
8
84% Jan
ll'
$4.25
48
Jan
4
51
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
Nov
14
18
20% Oct 28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
24% Jan 11
25 % May 26
34% Nov 18
2nd
Broadcasting
23% Sep
52% Aug
Combustion
Engineering
Credit
pld—100
pld
100
3
42 Va Jan
9
Commonwealth Edison Co
8
Jan
3
Conde
18
Jan
4
12
10
19% Jan
3
3
1
20
$5
20
3
24
29% Jan
lo
35% Jan
18% Feb
17
16% Feb
27% Feb
Jan
Jan
6
31% Oct
19
20% Nov
10
10
Jan
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
101% Mar
6
7
27 % J an
6
13
Sep 26
97% Aug 11
For
6
Jan
3
29
Jan
26
34% Jan
10
37
Feb
7
23
Jan
19
24% Jan
26
14% Dec
Consol RR of Cuba
14
12
F
9
11
53% Nov
112
10% Jan
48% Jan
Dec
27
51
Jan
4
109
Feb
1
112
Jan
1
Mar
109% Jun
104
3
14% Jan
107% Jan
4
109 Va Feb
23
102%*Jan 21
103% Jan
80
July
41 %
109
Sep
7
74
Jan
31
10
105% Jan
102
Jan
16
33 % Feb
8
8
July
79% Jan
104
Jan
36% Jan
104% Jun
see
5
105
Jan
3
27
78
Jan
27
88 % Jan
39% Feb
88% Dec
10
42% Jan
1
page
99
28.
Jan
9
106 % Jan
101
Feb
1,200
!45%
45%
2,200
141
*139
141
114
119
114
*111
117
122%
123
*950
123
100
123%
4,300
*950
*950
4,800
58
58%
57%
57%
57%
57%
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
92
19 Va
19'/a
18%
19 %
19'/a
19'A
19 Va
19 Va
2,100
29%
29%
29
29%
28 Va
29
28%
29 Va
20,300
48%
48
48 Va
*48
48%
500
46
45
45
*45
46
10
64%
64'A
64%
70
29%
*48
48
46%
*45
46%
64%
*
48
64 Va
*58
60
Va
48%
*45
64%
*64%
64%
60
*58
GO
*57%
60
64%
30
60
*57 Va
6,800
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25 Ve
24%
25%
24%
16
16%
16 %
16
16 Va
16
23%
23
23 Va
22%
23 Va
22%
22%
22
Va
4.000
23
83%
83 Va
83 Va
83 Va
83
83 Va
♦83
83%
*83 Va
84
50'A
X48%
48%
48%
48%
4,400
32 Va
4,800
5
10
74
52%
50
50%
50%
43%
32%
3 2'A
3 2'A
73%
74
72%
73
70%
71 Va
70
70
52%
52 %
51%
52 Va
51%
52%
6,300
52%
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
19 Va
12.300
19%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
14,100
32 Va
32%
42
41%
*7%
8
*7%
6%
5
10
pfd
100
No par
17%
7%
8
17 Va
17
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
17% J
17%
17%
48
47%
48
109
18
17%
18
48%
X47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
109'A
109 Va
109 Va
34%
33%
33%
18
18%
18
32%
109%
109%
1.100
32%
33%
33%
33%
4,600
16%
16%
16%
17
8,300
16%
16%
16%
16%:
16'/a
27%
26%
27 %
26%
27
35%
37
35%
35%
34%
35%
24 Va
23
23
*22
24
12
12 Va
*11%
12%
43%
12 Va
12 %
12%
9%
9%
9 Va
49%
49 Va
110%
110%
102%
x26Va
9%
9%
102'A
24%
*23
12%
13
9%
110
*23
24
109%
75 %
—100
*102
34
*
108 Va
*101%
50
110%
109 Va
102 %
49%
109
Va
108%
102%
$3.75 preferred
75%
104
75
♦102
75%
104
75
*102
4'A
34%
34%
33%
105 Va
3
—No par
1.700
50
50%
4,900
110 Va
110 Va
570
109%
20
108%
*108%
103
*102
103
*102
103
75 %
34%
106 Va
*105%
7 9'A
80
40 VA
39%
40
101
33 %
♦105%
106
80 Va
74%
102
101
40'A
100
100
1,700
9
109%
79%
*99 Va
2,700
13,600
111
*105 Va
100
9
26%
35
49 Va
80
100
34%
*108%
39%
100
9%
26%
*110%
49%
79%
105%
9 %
26%
111
39 %
issued"
109
16%
36 Va
1.100
5,600
10.300
33 %
109%
*109
27
35%
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common—_20
"when
3.300
21%
*108%
-10
4,200
8
33 Va
•
-
17'/a
21%
of America—
preferred
7%
17 Va
21%
33
1.300
7%
21%
33%
17%
1,400
17 Va
17Va
No par
Common
17
17%
33
*23
12%
110
52%
41%
48'A
108%
34Va
3,500
42,800
32 Va
8
No par
'
16 Va
53 Va
19%
Ind
25
32%
*74%
8
17%
21%
22%
25 Va
'•
32
42
$4.16 preferred
Corp
50
32%
19%
preferred
preferred
Common
3
3
93
58 Va
♦91%
19%
64
46%
<'
58%
59%
93 Va
59
*91%
19 Va
29%
3
♦138
123%
123
46
44%
16%
Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com—__No par
4%
*113
41%
Consolidated Natural Gas
$4.52
119
123%
*950
*950
*58
123%
46%
141
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
$4.50
♦113
46%
*138
3
25%
Consolidated. Retail
27
9
120
123%
46%
141
3 "b
25%
Corp.—1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33 Va
10
3
*139
*3
—25
———
Electronics
24 Va Jan
b
80
5,500
16 Va
N Y com—No par
11
footnotes
of
preferred
Container
100% Jan
72 Va
Consol Edison
36% Jan
3
33
Mar 16
8% Jan
123%
46%
47
3 Va
19%
Solvent^
17
Jan
480
25 Vs
Nast
Consol
108% Jan
44 V8 Jan
15% Jan
44%
25 Va
Consolidated Cigar Corpa——
•
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
17% Feb
*44
16'A
—
46% Jan
44
12,500
25%
Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
5
23% Jan
18
Commercial
1
44
36%
26Va
1
—
8
11
78
25%
_5
Inc
11
Jan
*76 Va
109%.
25%
No par
Co
Jan
22% Jan
*115
3Va
141
48
No par
Commercial
37
*3
*45
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec.
6
par
3 Va
46%
*138
^50
Co
13
48% Feb
109% Jan
108
Carbon
18
4
77%
44%
preierred_No par
7% Jan
Jan
77
*44
common
54
111% Aug 16
45 Va Jan
Pictures
cumulative
75% Jan
21% Feb
106
36%
109%
2.50
Columbian
31
60
4,300
2.50
6
Feb
*100'A
36%
110%
45
36
109%
System—
21% Jan
17
106
81%
215<
*194
35%
*44
com—100
9
41
•
79%
79%
*109%
44 %
B
Southern Ry
22% Jan
27% Dec
85% Feb
7% Oct
97
*96
97 Va
215
36%
*43Va
Columbia Gas System Inc
52% Jun
38 Va Mar 14
78
*100'A
106
stock—50
No par
16% Jan
23
17
*96'A
*194
10
-
109%
77
com—_10
19
18% Feb
*100%
*76 Va
Corp—No
Co
Jan
May 27
44% Oct 11
9
106
96
81%
215
76%
B
26% Feb
*100%
96
79%
*194
x76 Va
A
22
23
24% Jan 23
26% Jan
Apr
6
106
94%
82%
215
76'A
—
preferred
Colorado &
31
19% Jan
82
*194
109%
76%
Collins & Aikman Corp_
—No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com_
No par
7
Jan
*100%
94 Va
95%
82%
215
50
—No par
Internat'l
$3.50 preferred
11
32% Feb
95%
82%
*194
36
(The)
Colgate-Palmolive
22% Oct
:
21%
111
Corp —
—1
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
7% preferred
100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_100
22% Oct
10
30%
21%
9,300
noncumulative
27
30%
21%
;
9,400
noncumulative 1st
Jan
4,100
30%
22
45
4%
Jan
21%
30%
21%
63%
4%
50
21%
31%
22%
44%
23
69 Va Jan 23
21%
31
22
.
2,200
44%
Jan
31
2,700
44%
59
2
30%
107
45
13
16
30 %
*104%
44%
Jail
79 Va Mar 24
30%
30 Va
107
45
58
57% Jun
*104%
104%
35 Va
i
13
6
104 Va
107
21%
Jan
25
♦104%
62%
65
46% Feb
105%
13%
21%
47% Jan
54% Jan
13 Va
63%
49
Feb
13 Va
21%
6
22
43 Va
58%
Va
62%
44%
9
77
42%
57%
13
21
Feb
23% Nov
44%
60%
13%
64%
Feb
15% Mar 1*
43%
58%
13%
21%
64
24% Jan
44%
61%
13%
64
45
-
43%
X58%
13 Va
21%
47% Jan 23
67% May 27
40.800
44%
61%
13 Va
*104 %
64%
May 27
17
58%
44V8
60Va
21%
Mar 29
Jan
43%
6.800
63%
63
56
42%
57%
13%
4,800
21%
75
3
160
39
65
6
9
6.700
26%
102%
38%
21%
6
Jan
102
38%
64
44%
16
c
26%
26%
102
21%
Jan
Jan
37%
No par
45% Dec
59
26%
*101
40%
——1
Coca-Cola
57% Feb
90
20
45
125
9
26%
102
109%
Clopay
5
38%
Corporation
13
5
26%
*101
40%
Molybdenum
50% Jan
Jan
26%
101
35%
Clinton Foods Inc_„—;
141
*40%
110%
gtd
4%
19
3
21% Jun
Mar 14
guaranteed
16
4
95% Mar
Special
101
40%
35%
No par
Pitts RR 7%
Jan
15
17% Jan
—__20
Ry Co com.—100
3% Jan
23
July 11
45
,3
137 Va Jan
122
4
111% Jan
90
44% Jan
7
145
133 Va Jan
990
Apr
preferred—-100
Co__
preferred
Cleveland &
12
4
5
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com
—15
45 % Mav
11
convertible
Equipment
C & St Louis
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
No par
common
26%
101
40Va
No par
10
—.
Sep
Oct
101
10
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
26%
26
100
—
Milling Mach Co
1
Jan
3
Nov
Electric—
&
common
79
Va
*39%
75
102
33%
106
79'A
40
49%
74 %
*102
74%
104
70
3.700
10
33%
33%
5.800
105'A
105%
130
79 Va
7.900
39 Va
1,300
78%
39'A
*100
102
260
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
...
Monday, February 13, 1956
(784)
iy% Apr
6
51% Sep
29
7% Dec
8% Dec
24
105
24% Jan
18
3
8% F.b
6
10
105% Jan
5
Continental
26
9 % Jan
11
Continental
23
104% Feb
2
Continental
Oil
25
Jan
23
39 7# Feb
7
Continental Steel Corp
28 % Feb
23
25% Jan
Sep
2
19
•»*% FtD
9
24% Jan
23
O0'/4 Feo
7
52
30
57
Jan
31
Jan
3
Preferred
19
37% Feb
14
20
68% Jan
3
97% Jan
26
99
Jan
19
Feb
8
99
Jan
25
12
100
May 23
Jan
28
102
Apr
97
29
72
31 % Feb
20
27% Jan
28
30% May
2
?8
183% July
2o
43% Dec
6
21
5
Jan
7
7% Aug
1
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
24 */B Feb
9
37% Jan
15
96% Jan
17
96% Jan
30% Jan
3
Jan
11
17% Jan
4
98% Nov
180
9
23
40% Jan
5% Jan
19
6% Jan
16
2% Jan
Coty
Jan
24
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
29% Feb
9
45 % Feb
23
74
Apr
15
60 % Jan
10
22% Sep
30
15 % Feb
9
95
74
13% Mar 30
30
33'% Dec
6/
10
29
58% Jan
3
55'% Nov
3
102% Jan
3
104
Feb
2
9
46% Jan
23
54
Jin
3
59% Dec
30
io7
Sep 27
32% Jan
May
57% Dec
5
6% Oct
Inc
International Corp
,
15% Jan
of
Wheat Corp
9% Feb
9
10% Jan
3
Cuneo Press
35% Jan
19
38% Feb
10
6% Jan
3
7% Jan
11
26% Jan
23
33% Jan
23
34% Jan
11
7
135% Jan
19
135% Jan
19
Jan
3
27
140
Jan
56 % Jan
7
86
Dec
27
43 % Jan
6
53% Dec
91% Sep
30
95
13% Nov
30
16% Oct
85
Jan
23
48% Jan
10
73
22
51"% Jan
6
95
Jan
16% Jan
Dana
6
Jan
97%
29%
29%
63 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2914
29%
29%
63
63%
63%
62%
64%
*61%
62%
61%
61%
1,300
15%
16Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15%
6,100
35
34%
34%
X34 %
34%
35%
35%
400
57%
56%
57
55%
56%
55%
56 '/a
55%
56%
16,400
104
*103%
1
No par
No par
1
pfd
5% Jan
13% Jan
10
13% Jan
10
31
27% Jan
3
Daystrom
17
48
Sep
20
44 % Jan
24
48% Feb
7
15
96% Jan
18
94 % Jan
24
96
Jan
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
93
Jan
20
95
Jan
27
Preferred
3 75%
series
99
Feb
1
99
Feb
Preferred
3.90%
series
Sep
Mar
97
2
May 11
Davega Stores Corp
convertible
5%
common
49%
49%
14,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
240
16%
16%
8%
75%
9%
37%
7%
7%
107%
57%
57%
57
57
28%
27%
27%
*49%
95
*95
16
15%
*5%
48
100
*95'%
96
*95%
B
100
*93'%
95
C
100
*98%
100
95
*98%
*133%
76
7o%
75%
48%
49
*48%
49'%
96
*95
96
49%
49'%
15%,
*5%
6
*13
24
*47
x95%
*92%
96
100
*97%
28% Dec
20
22 % Feb
10
27% Jan
Dayton Rubber Co
50o
23
23%
23
23'%
18% July 11
14% Jan
26
15% Jan
Decca Records Inc
50c
14'A
14%,
14%
15
23
34% Jan
33% Jan
5
35% Feb
78% Feb
9
86 % Jan
Delaware
&
16
Nov
4
3
18% Jan
27
21% Feb
Delaware
Lack
30
Jan
17
29
37% Feb
9
40% Jan
Delaware
Power &
36
25% Mar
Aug 11
33% Jan
66
3
Western
Light Co
39
40%
3
Detroit
Edison
20
35
35'A
Jan
26
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
*78
17% Sep
13
14% Feb
9
16
Jan
3
32% Jan
3
26% Feb
9
28% Jan
3
120
Jan
20
38
Jan
31
43% Jan
31
49% Jan
6
34
Denv & Rio
Dec
12
10
118% Jan
2
107% Jan
25
40% Sep
19
32'% Jan
26
36'% Feb
7
34 Vb Jan
11
37 'A Jan
28
34
Feb
1
35'A Jan
17
13% Jan
10
22'A Nov
30
19 % Jan
24
20% Jan
30
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
7
13% Jan
3
15
Jan
9
30% Apr
1
49
Sep
23
36% Jan
27
39
Jan
12
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
10
9% Jan
24
10% Jan
3
47'A Oct
11
64% Apr
26
52'A Jan
30
56 (A Jan
61
26
79
29
65% Jan
24
70
Apr
108
Feb
_
30% Mar 14
38% July 25
31% Jan
27
11% Oct
21
15% Jan
11'/a Feb
9
13% Nov
16
3
&
cumulative
4.40%
preferred
15% Jan
Dome
9
90% Jan
Douglas
43 % Mar 14
60% Dec
30
57
Jan
10
G0% Jan
Dow
36% Jan
17
54% Dec
27
49% Jan
23
54
Dresser
19'A Sep
10% Dec
12
21
24% Jail
3
19"% Jan
23
21% Feb
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
Jan
18
249% July
117% Sep
1
124
Apr
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
12
14
<
15
Jan
6
18
31
4.20%
12
54
53
24
Jan
3
17% Jan
11
40'A Jan
4
3
Eastern
DWG Cigar
9
30% Jan
9
Eastern
23
35% Jan
3
Eastern Stainless
6
75% Jan 23
26
175
Jan
31
165% Feb
7
Mar 14
61
% Nov
30
51'% Jan
23
35% July 29
27'% Feb
92'% July 22
99
Nov
4
91
52
Sep
29
107
10
81% Jan
169
3
Jan
3
30
Jan
3
Feb
1
94
Jan
50
Jan
3
6%
Kodak
Edison
4'%%
—
17'A Jan
4
Elastic Stop
10
41% Jan
5
Electric
4
Feb
9
4% Jan
3
3
Electric
34% Feb
23
32
Jan
6
3
34% Feb
7
25
15
Jan
31
16% Jan
3
31% Feb
Elgin
17
47'% Dec
21% Jan
28
20
53
Feb
28
43% Nov
3
47% Jan
10
50
58'% Feb
17
44'%
Feb
10
4
23% Jan
12
Jan
30
5%
3
5%
conv
Elliott
Co
23
49% Feb
7
27
Jan
16
33
Jan
30
Emerson
Electric
12'A Jan
9
13'A Jan
3
Emerson
Radio
30'% Oct
20
13
8
33 'A Feb
9
5
96'% Jan
18
30
18
24% Apr
20
20'A Jan
11
23
22'% Jan
87% Oct 31
nnerp
2g
Jan
5
26
86
5
3
3
Feb
2
70% Jan
26
Johnson
preferred
Erie RR
5%
Phonograph
215%
120%
217
120%
99%
200
34%
34'%
34'A
34%
8,500
*47%
48'%
*47%
48'%
*52%
53%
*52%
53'A
51'%
51'%
*51'%
52'A
700
53
53
53'A
600
52
39 %
38%
38%
38
38'%
44 %
43'A
43%
43%
44
43'%
44'A
43%
27%
27'%
27
53
2,300
*98%
43'A
51%
*52
18,700
99%
38%
*51%
52'A
*51%
52'A
52%
52%
53
53
16
15'%
15%
15'%
15'%
37'%
38
37%
37'A
44
100
20
110
1,300
3,100
17,000
Vb
27%
1,800
*28'A
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
31'%
31%
31%
32
31'%
31%
30'%
31»A
30'%
30%
6,900
78%
77
77%
76%
77%
8,500
165%
*165%
79
78%
166
165%
5 6'A
57
55%
1
*28%
*91
41'%
*103'A
29
93
41'%
105
28%
*91
41
*103(4
78%
166
54%
28'%
28%
93
*91
40%
41'%
105
17
17
17
36%
37'%
*103'A
17%
38
*16%
1
36%
166
55'%
28'%
165%
54
28
166
130
55
54
54
2,200
28'%
27%
28
1,300
93
91
91
40 3A
40%
41'A
105
'103'A
105
*91
40%
*103'A
93
41%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
37'%
36'%
36%
36%
36%
4
4'%
4
10
1,000
105
4
500
8,600
28,900
4'A
4%
4%
4'A
4%
4'A
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33'%
15'%
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15'A
15'A
15%
15%
15'A
3,300
21%
21%
22
22
4,300'
22
22%
*47'%
48'%
*45
45%
22
*47'%
45
22
48'%
45
33%
33%
22
22 %
48'%
48%
*49
50
*48'%
*44'%
45'A
*44'%
45
44'%
33%
50
6,300
50
44%
400
48%
14.700
48'%
49 Va
49'%
49%
48%
48%
47%
48%
48
31%
32%
32'%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
7,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
4,700
5
29'%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,200
33'%
34
33%
33'A
33%
33%
3,100
*96'%
98
*96'%
10
98
98
*96'%
26%
27
26%
27
5,800
20%
21'%
21
21'A
13,400
85%
85%
'84
85%
100
72
*70%
72
10
ino
_
8.50
_No par
common
Pittsburgh RR Co
77%
♦165%
56'A
37%
Corp common—25
preferred series A
&
121
3
Mfg Co
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
217%
121
*98%
4
Gas
&
Endicott
4%
215
16'/a
10
2
Jan
*52
*51'%
53
51%
50
34% Feb
98
27% Feb
F—
34'%
48%
99%
34%
48'A
52%
52'A
52%
52'A
52%
10
Empire District Electric Co
11
70% Jan
Natural
Paso
10,600
15
3
25 "2 Jan
83
*98%
15%
Amer shares
Jan
23
8
216'% 221
*120% 121'A
51%
53
52%
52%
ft
preferred
47'A Jan
July
121%
99%
34%
53'A
50
2nd
19
73
98%
34%
1
common
21
Jan
121'A
78%
(The)
Battery
11
El
400
9'%
9'%
15%
100
preferred
46% Jan
28% Sep
Mus
Dec
35% Dec
219% 221
1,800
11'%.
♦11
15%
52
2.50
National Watch Co
16% Feb
100
223%
120% 121'%
*98'%
99
34%
34%
*165%
common
common
Ind
Electric Storage
22% Feb
28'% Jan
220
2
Nut Co
17
&
19,200
11,200
20%
52%
*51%
52%
15%
100
Auto-Lite
15% Jan
54'% Apr
Inc
Co
20% Oct
29
9%
__10
common
preferred
30
3
11'%
9%
58%
53
20%
5
Corp
preferred
Products
36% Feb
6
*11 %
9%
—100
Co
Stores
Bros
4 'A %
Ekco
16'% Jan
31
11'%
;
12,700
10
Steel
preferred-
15
Jan
21%
9%
1,400
8,000
i
52'%
•
1
Inc
Corp
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
11% Oct
20%
*11'%
9%
1,600
58
58%
ft
.
Eaton Manufacturing Co
10
31
Airlines
Eastman
10
57'% Jan
May 27
23% Feb
Jan
40'% Jan
53
53
20%
10
29 % Jan
10
43'A Feb
36
52'%
11%
50
Corp
27 % Feb
37% Feb
24% Mar 15
57%
21'A
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
50
2
23
Jun
58%
53%
9'%
51%
15
79
21
11'%
*52%
52'A
17
78
9%
50
17% Nov
Jan
79%
11'%
50
13
78%
21%
50
Jan
14%
21'%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
52
11%
14%
*11'%
preferred
9
11%
14%
& Co—
preferred
Nov
11%
14'%
1,200
32%
11'%
950
68
*32'%
1
4.10%
4%
*66'%
33
52%
52%
52% Jan
68
32%
20'%
9%'
53
*66'%
1
:
i
9%
9%
53'%
57%
48%
53% Jan
52'% Jan
9%
53
58'A
*52
51'%
9
104%
54
*47%
9
109
53'%
52%
51%
5
54 %
69
33%
11:%
15
81'%
108'%
108
57%
,
48 %
51% Feb
.
43%
109 Va
82%
15
81%
*52
14
Jan
53'%
36
43%
43%
33%
113A
14%
80%
33
*113A
*47%
15
69% Oct
58%
53'%
33
50
21
76
57%
*66'%
44%
110
104%
53%
*66'%
53%
68
33%
11%
15%
50
34% Dec
4
5
50c
preferred
87% Nov
25% Apr
20 % Jan
11%
14%
82'%
53%
*66'%
$3.75 preferred—
18
2
5,500
53
.
10
$4.15
Mar 14
Feb
2,700
53'%
9%
10
48% Feb
21% Jan
96
10
38%
52% Jan
32% Jun
6
4.600
5
58
28'A Jan
38
'
19
40'A Nov
3
37%
Duquesne Light Co common
6
25% Jan
38%
34% Feb
6
19
38%
20
6
39% Jan
3,300
5
Jan
10
1,400
14%
Nopal
(E I)
Jan
15'% May 18
35% Mar 14
19'A
14%
No par
22
14
19%
14'%
USA Inc
35% Jan
6
19'A
33
52% Jan
3,700
14%
No par
51 % Feb
100
44%
19%
Common
4
38%
*35
37
14%
38'%
9%
No par
Nov
37
19%
50
International
53% Mar 30
400
19%
14%
38%
9%
series
55
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
26%
19'%
$3.50
51% July 22
*26 %
14%
38%
Preferred
Jan
26'A
19%
99'% Jan
52
7,800
26%
14%
38'A
13
47% Jan
38'%
77'A
14%
14%
98% Jan
18
27
77
14%
19'A
series
27
44'%
80
78
14'A
14%
$4.50
22
*26%
27
35
35 (a
78
19'A
Preierred
Feb
23,400
35
14%
5,695
121% Feb
53
35%
79
|14%
14%
11,000
232% Jan
49% Apr
35%
34'%
5
53% Apr
8,900
35'%
23
12
39%
104%
119% Jan
14
38%
34'%
214% Jan
50% Oct
39%
38'%
35%
6
48% Jan
900
38%
104 3 b
12
12
38'A
34'A
Dunhill
46% Jan
38%
35%
Duplan Corp
Jan
37%
104%
11% Jan
July 25
37%
34%
11% Jan
29
17,900
35
9
33% Dec
1,700
21%
34%
Co
Nem
78'%
20%
*34%
3
Pont de
77'%
21%
34'A
'Jan
v
35
79 (A
20%
34%
1
Co
umuted
35
78%
34%
44%
53
68
33:%
11%
15'%
83
Industries—
urewrys
1,800
35%
34%
80
34'%
9% Feb
11
10,800
36%
4
Apr
du
38
Chemical
17.000
32%
110
No par
Aircraft
6,600
14'%
32 %
104%
No par
Ltd
Mines
22'%
14'%
33'/a
35%
No par
Pepper Co:
9
22%
14%
32%
22%
110
preferred series A
Dr
Jan
22 3A
14'%
104%
Dobeckmun Co (The)
78% Feb
90
2
Corp
12
14
99
25
Cup Co common
18% Mar 31
99
36%
9%
93% Dec
60
99
*97
111,,
preferred
34% Jan
Jan
94%
93
104%
37%
conv
10
94'%
*95'%
35'%
1
5%
2,000
96
96
*95'%
110
9
Jan
2,300
47'%
104%
100
Divco Corp
Dixie
23%
46%
21%
38%
*78
15%
38%
;
35
79
44
47%
38%
39
35%
*35
24
47%
1
preferred
called
rustllle-c Porp-Seagrams Ltd—
62 % May 17
21
41
13'%
23%
24
*35
43%
110
104'%
35'/a
Motor Car Co
Stores
26%
27Vb
43%
10
common
$1.50 cumulative
Diana
*27
*35
*13
100
50c
4.40%
Diamond T
14%
15%
2
class A
Match
28%
35
*78
79
15
Raynolds
Diamond
15%
1
Diamond Alkali Co common
3
104 % Feb
6
Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilblss Co
Devoe
13
27% Feb
37%
36 % Jan
Apr
3% Nov
38%
79
31%Jun
Sep
38%
10
7
103
38%
23
28
Jan
38'/a
13.50
27
42% Feb
Oct
20%
Feb
50% Dec
45
21%
Jan
4
163
20'%
77
11
67
21%
35
Oct
i
21
50
5%
35
*79
50
:
38 Vb Jan
34
27
&
2,200
20,100
23
14%,
33%
32%
*34%
80%
16
35% Apr
Jan
34%
80
21
1
14
34%
81
32%
24
Feb
157
33
35%
81
10
Hudson
Jun
43% Sep
22
Sep
32'%
x35
100
common
preierred
90
7
12% Mav 17
111
42% Jan
Co
&
7%
37% Jun
12
Jan
Nov
41
Deere
33%
20
31% Jan
5
29
23
1,100
15%
5%
6
13'%
*13
137
15
15%
93
95
100
14%
Dec
*5%
95'%
22%
6
15%
6
13%
24%
47%
15'%
13%
25 ,
48%
*95
96
*95
15%
17
39% Sep
2,000
137
75%
14% Jan
87
33%
33%
33%
33%
*133%
17'A Jan
35% May
28,600
34
76%
22
18
300
27%
137
95
47%
*13
24%
48%
57%
27%
33%
76%
50
96
20
*56%
*133%
34 %
137
76%
49%
13,100
7
108%
*107
108
900
38%
7
7 %
7
27%
76
6
13%
25%
9%
38
37
107%
100'/a Nov
51% Jan
37
28 %
14
33 % Aug 28
2,4o0
7%
7%
95% Feb
31% May 16
1,300
9%
16
9%
9%
9%
37:%
57%
15%,
1
9%
*37
109'/2
95
7
43,200
28 %
49%
*5%
9%
77%
*56%
76%
*13
25
8%
77%
16%
16
*107'/a
33%
10
9
77
9
108
*135%
20
—
3,7uJ
8%
*75%
16%
8%
77
9%
16%
'/a
78%
16%
8%
76
37%
34
_2.au
preferred
Inc
49%
('a
137
Dayton Power & Light common
42% Jan
30
48%
14
33%
1
23% Jan
32 % Mar
8
49%
14%
76
5
7% July 12
28
Jan
48
15%
*135%
_10"
13% July <1
4
4% May 12
103%
49%
1
No par
Inc
30
105
*104
104
104%
47%
100
—
Inc 7%
Inc
Mills
3,400
*14%
*103
14%
16%
16%
8%
8%
75 %
74%
9%
9 %
37
37
7%
7%
*107'% 109%
57
57
28%
28%
2.50
Corp common
preferred series A
rtiver
34
*34
6,300
35
35
14%
49 %
5
Sons
2%
2%
4J%
105
*104
5
100
3%%
4
*96%
10
Class A__
Dan
97(4
100
preferred
preferred
Cushman's
13
35(4
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
24
4
93
31
34%
*96%
Sugar
Curtis-Wright common
3
Jan
13% Jan
Mar 17
35%
97%
56%
pfd
noncum
Prior
3
18
6
Jan
93
$7
17
30
Jan
91
20
30% Nov
31
11% Oct
Jan
57% Jan
29 % Jan
109
2'/a
35%
*96%
2%
2%
2%
*34%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
4
1.9UJ
2%
2%
2%
35%
_25
15
4
2,300
97%
.No par
8
Jan
5,700
2
Amer
78% Feb
135
23
$4.20 preferred
Steel of
Crucible
55% Jan
*5%
35(4
5
4
105
6
*96%
No par
67% Jan
23
38%
6
38%
38%
70
180
179
180
37%
5%
Corp
26
23
*178%
35%
....-—
RR 6%
6 %
180
57 %
..—I
$2 preferred
Zellerbach
Cuba
38%
6%
25,900
30%
35%
common—2.50
Seal
6i
37%
6 %
6
6 %
30%
*178%
10
20
98
29%
*96%
(The)
Corp
Cork
30%
*97
30%
30'/b
3,500
100
1
__25
preferred
Cuban-American
36 % Nov
6
1
.
98
38%
37%
38 V*
98
*97
97
31%
179%
178
180
*97
'/a
97%
99
.
30 Vb
30 %
29%
1
Corp
*97
97%
*97
97%
*97
99
*178
38
6%
2 '/a
100
Petroleum
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Feb
23.7 U0
97%
18
67% Feb
52 % May 23
400
97%
97%
9.700
210
67
.8
116
101 'A May 25
56
*97
*97
9% Feb
11
♦54%
8
17 Vb Jan
9% Jan
54%
66
14% Sep
31
54%
8,400
-
37%
37% Aug 19
8% Mar 14
>
55
65%
73% Apr
31 % Mar 29
51
36%
15% Jan
3
25%
50%
66
3
Feb
59
44%
25 %
50 %
36%
Common
5
44%
25%
65%
13
Jan
15
55
51
36%
10
14
9% May
*50
66%
Jan
7
18% Mar 29
6
50%
36%
7% Jan
20% Mar
6
0% Jail
50 %
55
1
Corp
2
9
13% Jan
12% Nov
51
66 %
Crown
lu2
44%
25
36%
Cream
35% Feb
44%
37%
Crescent
9
6.100
66 %
Crown
23
28
27%
36%
3%%
53% Jan
2,100
27%
66%
Electric
Crane Co common
33% Jan
9.000
3J
27%
25%
•
13,200
99%
.
67
Co.sden
23
37% Sep
46
25
51
50
preferred
Coty
2% Jan
44%
25%
-
8%
8%
98%
100%
36%
7%
Jan
Jan
35% Jan
27 %
46%
25
55
3.200
*50
27%
45%
25%
56
99%
99
39
'A
27%
46%
25%
*54%
10.700
8%
39
46
28
200
8%
39%
99
33%
28%
* 27%
22 %
8%
101
8 %
103%
39%
101
22%
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Piouucts Refining common-10
Corn
8
Oct
176
^
Cum
24 '/4 Jan
26
39'%
39%
99%
8%
8%
8%
104%
39%
50
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
—
175% Dec
,
8%
101%
39%
5.200
13%
8 %
8
13
22%
"22 %
103
Shares
10
36%
Dubilier
Cornell
10
Jan
8%
104%
5
series
6%
102
8 %
..——ft
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
33% Jan
73%juu
Mar 14
54
Corp
Co
Range
105%
103%
——14
5
„
Copperweld
04
95'/a Jan
98
Jan
54
Cooper
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer
9
3
50
30
37% Nov
J Ay 19
29
5
July 27
58
6
50% J»n
July
53
14
48% Apr
8
Jan
26% Jan
103%
105
Feb.
13%
13
8%
8
8
Motors
Jan
28% aUly 27
23'/a
8'/b
1
8% Jan
94
52% Sep
2b
*22%
8%
8%
8
13%
23%
*23
23%
103%
10
Insurance
30
21 'A Mar 29
18
convertible
Feb
3b% May 18
2 o'/a J <»n
5%
Feb. 9
13%
the Week
Fridav
Thursday
Feb. 8
13%
13%
13%
13%
*23%
2
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
Ptft
Cop &, Steel Ind com
preferred
25
Continental Foundry & Machine—1
7% Jan
99
8
Dec
44% NOV
2o'% Mar 14
4
Continental
13
14
14% Feb
2
Jan
14% Jan
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
9
22% Jan
15
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Feb
28
Apr
110
17
fcb
70
Lowest
13
23
23% Nov 25
14'A Nov
May 12
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowesi
LOW
STOCK8
Year 1955
10
STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
_
_100
50
30
30
34%
34'%
97
97
2
7'A
27'%
29%
29%
34 'A
34'%
*96'%
x26%
98
27
26%
27%
21
21%
*85
86
*84
86
*84
85 %
*70%
72
*70%
72(4
*70%
72
21
21'A
21
21%
*70%
Number 5507
Volume 183
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(785)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Preyloui
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)55
21% Feb
9
25% Jan
20
15% Jan
20
16% Feb
9
72% Dec 30
26 V4 Sep
6
20% Sep
May 11
23
74% Jan
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
62 % Jan
10
43
NEW YORK
Highest
29
13
Oct
13% Jan
21
Lvwest
Hlgheat
Lowest
Evans
Products
Par
Co
X23 Va
1
Ex-Cello Corp
Tuesday
,'i'
Feb. 6
5
Eversharp Inc
3
RECORD
LOW AND
23%
22%
SALE PRICES
23%
Sale* for
Tuesday
Feb. 8
Friday
Feb.!)
the week
Feb. 10
Shares
66
23 %
21 %
22%
16 %
16 %
22 %
16%
16%
22 Va
16%
8,900
16%
66%
,
22%
16%
15%
3
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 7
66%
lb Va
66%
65%
16%
66'%
65
17,900
65
63 Va
64%
3,300
45%
47 Va
45%
47
'
F;.V
24% Jan
6
41V2 Dec
30
40% Jan
10
49% Feb
2
Fairbanks Morse 1e Co.
7
8
3
48 Va
21% Feb
13% Feb
47%
1
15% Jan
Np par
12 y» Nov
Fairchlld Engine & Airplane
13%
13%
13%
18 Vi Apr
7
13% Jan
27
13
13%
28
14% Jan
Corp.l
13% Dec
Fajardo
20
13%
xl3%
7
16% Jan
23
17% Jan
13%
17% Mar
6
Falstaff
16%
17
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
25%D„C
23% Jan
7
47
9
13% Jan
71
71
9
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
5
31%
32%
7% Jan
3
Farwick
Corp
2
7%
7%
1
11%
12
50
52%
52%
*50
10% Jan
3
51
57
Jan
4
Jan
3
43% Jan
Jan
3
12
Feb
5preferred series B__
6
12
51
Jan
12
5
48
Feb
Fedders-Quigan
3
57#
conv
Corp
pfd
cum
50
common
A
ser
27
31 % July 21
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
11
33% Jan
Federal
Mogul
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
*
13% Jail
23
15
Federal
Pacific
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
1
32% Jan
Federal
Paper Board Co Inc
52% Jan
25
73% Sep
22
64% Feb
9
69% Jan
Federated Dept Stores
33% Feb
6
34% Feb
8% Nov
9
8% Jan
3
10
31% Feb
9
34% Jan
28% Jan
6
Oct
14
35% Jan
18
54
18
95
104
53
Jan
Sep
26
Mar
9
~13%
Feb
38 % Apr
119 .'
23
26
102
Jan
24
62
Jan
23
Apr
15
67% Dec
30
82 % Sep
23
68
Feb
10
3
105
Jan
11
108
Mar
62 % Jun
10% Jan
Felt
Jan
Jan
3
3
Firth
17
36% Jan
41
Feb
7
Flintkote
102% Feb
104
Jan
20
18% Mar 11
35% Jan
48 % Apr
82
6
Oct
11
43% Mar 15
Jan
13
46% Jan
99
25
102
Feb
28
40
July
69% Sep
105
126
13
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
3
Food Fair
56
Feo
27
102
Jan
9
10
59 % Jan
3
1
121% Jan
6
21
N
112
Feb
pfd
convertible
3
97
Jan
3
98% Jan
9
18
Feb
1
21% Jan
3
29 % Oct
28
50
33% Jan
23
36
Feb
3
Foster-Wheeler
4
8% Jan
13
10% Jan
20
14% Jun
6
12% Jan
23
13
Jan
11
98% Nov
28
85% Jan
27
92% Jan
5
Jan
6
13% Nov
29
25% Dec
6
88% Mar 30
B% May 18
10% Jan
12
45% Jan
20
46% Jan
25
28% Jan
5
Gameweil
50
3
9
Jan
23
4% Oct
20
21
15% July
5
25% Dec 29
46% Feb
25
33
Jan
23
1
6
Jan
4
Mar
1
31
Jan
9
17% Aug
3
14% Jan
22
25 % Jan
9% Mar
45
30% Sep
3
26% Feb
7
General
1
104
Jan
23
71
Dec
29
66
Jan
27
11% Jan
21
9% Jan
9
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
•29% Feb
8
Jan
6
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
23
83% Mar 18
18
24% Mar 15
130
93
4
July 5
67% Dec 30
92% Jan
3
63% Jan
10
38% Dec
3J
Feo
9
140
27
135% Feb
9% Feb
3
142
Jan
34
Jan
6
27% Jan
13
96% Feb
10
Jan
1J
36% Jail
a
Amer
Bronze
General
Cable
4%
Cigar
Jan
13
16% Feb
3
17% Jan
3
13
Jan
19
13% Jan
5
6%
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
57 '/a Feb
9
66% Jan
3
General
27
30
52% Jan
23
57% Jan
3
General
Electric
5
18% Feb
9
18% Jan
9
General
Finance
Foods
75
96% Dec
27
85
Jan
30
94% Jan
5
General
Feb
23
8
% Feb
9
9% Jan
9
General
77% Jun
20
65 % Feb
9
70% Jan
20
5
121% Jan
27
138% Jan
24
% Jan
3
123
136% Feb
152
43% Oct
54
119% Dec
98
121
Jan
July 25
133
Feb
3
Nov
x42% Feb
10
July 11
14
127
Jan
3
5
124% Feb
102
Jun
30
99
Jan
5
100%
Jan
13
35 % Nov
Aug
9
31
Feb
1
34% Jan
23
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
71% Apr
19
45% Jan
23
4% Jan
11
35% Jan
10
36% Jan
29% Jan
43% Mar 14
36% Nov
2
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
39% Sep
15
79
122% Jan
2
Mar 17
33
40
39% Jan
6
7
Motors
4
19
General
42
Feb
General
29% Feb
3
32
Jan
General
82
Jan
7
103% Sep
26
118% Jun
27
106
Jan
24% Mar 14
43% Sep
45% Sep
23
36
Jan
19
40 % Jan
38% Oct
20
11
86% Mar 23
82% Jan
4
84% Jan
117% Jan
27
23
23
40% Jan
5
Georgia-Pacific
3
43% Feb
6
Gillette
Gimbel
Jan
18
29% Sep
8
23% Feb
9
26% Jan
4
17
96
Jan
20
96% Jan
24
11
99
Aug
44% Mar
8
36% Oct
2
37 % Jan
23
39% Jan
4
5
Dec
155
15
9
Jan
168
11
5
Jan
3
Dec
16
Feb
2
154
Jan
5
154
Jan
5
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
23
Jan
6
69% Jan
6
87% Dec
30
75
Jan
27
86% Jan
5
2,600
14%
28%
90'A
8%
30 %
108 Va
109
9%
10
5% Jan 25
3% %
40%
Goebel
20
26 %
25%
26
25
2o%
2,900
4J
49%
49%
50
49'/a
50
2, J00
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40
Va
40
40 %
49
39%
15 Vo
15%
26%
26%
7 Va
33
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106
7
7%
33
106 Va
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7 Va
33
106 Va
7
66 %
66%
66%
66 Va
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9%
9%
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34
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138
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25
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24%
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96%
67
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138
16%
13%
100
15 Va
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2,700
26%
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106 Va
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66%
2,000
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30
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97%
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66 Va
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66 %
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33%
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33%
400
135%
135%
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2,300
96
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16%
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96
3,000
11,700
26%
29%
25
100
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9%
141
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67
139'/a
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33
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66%
9%
10
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66%
No par
138
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96%
16%
16 Va
16%
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13%;
13
13
96%
13
200
20
13
1,100
57%
58%
57%
59
30,400
54%
56
54%
55%
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18%
18%
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18%
18%
18 Va
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18
18%
2,500
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68
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139
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com
.
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52
1
66%
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121%
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121 Va
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121%
140
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47
%
43%
139
44%
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43%
139
44%
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43%
43%
67
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2,000
124
124%
123%
124
123%
123%
100
100
100%
100%
100%
99%
99 '/b
32
32
32%
32%
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32%
32 %
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52%
52%
52%
51%
51%
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51%
50%
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47%
48%
47%
49%
124
124
47%
4%
4%
4%
4%
35%
36
36
36%
36 Va
36%
36 Va
64
65
65
65%
63%
63%
63%
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14%
14%
15
15
15
15
36%
48%
4%
5
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4%
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36
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Va
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43%
32%
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3,900
x42 %
124
10c
Corp
5,000
140
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66%
47%
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L_1
45
8%
100%
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_No par
48%
400
300
1,600
49%
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9,300
4%
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36%
36%
9,600
64
63%
63%
2,100
15
15 Va ,15%
3,800
36%
1
37%
38%
38
38
37
37%
37
37
56%
56%
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56%
56
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
2,200
10
40%
41
40%
40%
40
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
15,400
common^No par
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,500
103
100 %
100%
57%
58%
10
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100
57%
com___2.50
58%
100
56
103
*100
100%
57'A
55
56
97
95%
95%
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54%
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103
2,100
10
56%
5,800
96%
10
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100
*85
100
108%
106%
106%
—1
38%
38%
38
38%
37 Va
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
7,400
43
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
42%
43'A
43 Va
43%
11,000
5
24-%
24%
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
23%
24 Va
23%
23%
No par
10
*96%
Co
Co
1
common
Co
23
65% Jan
9
30% Feb
10
32% Jan
4
Goodyear Tire <fe Rubber
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
44% Jan
16
48% Feb
2
Grace
1
Jan
17
2% Feb
10
18% Jan
20
5
Co
Motors
No par
1
86
*85
108
108
107
98
39 %
5%
*97
38%
5%
97
98
39%
5%
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38%
5 %
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156
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22 %
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10
.
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109
22
22
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78%
77
78
156
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10
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86
5 Va
100
Co
97
38%
1
(B F)
Graham-Paige
26 Va
49%
2,300
57%
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&
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49%
10
46 %
60
as
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9%
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15%
-
620
9%
26%
20
1,500
46%
15%
'
18,600
10J %
9%
26 Va
29%
32
8
30%
109
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15%
25%
200
45%
26%
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1,500
84,200
90
45%
15%
106
14%
28 Va
46%
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26%
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(W.
8'/a
30%
26%
5
500
14
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109
26%
50
(The)
Goodrich Co
10
7%
29%
108
9%
27%
90%
15 %
preferred——.
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•9%
;;
14%
27%
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15 %
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preferred
Co
8 Va
30%
103
14
27%
*9
_100
Brothers
$4.50
Glldden
29%
108
9 %
7%
preferred
(The)
30%
40a
10
7%
8%
30%
108%
9%
33%
preferred
conv
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8%
30
1
7
Jan
1,300
88%
14%
3
2
12'/a
88'A
*89
55 % July 25
3
12 %
X27%
66 % Jun
3% Mar
12%
88%
14%
42% Jan
11
12%
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9%
90%
8
1% Nov
%
90%
29%
18
Jan
12
89%
14 Va
60% Jan
60
9%
12%
90 Va-
30% Dec
41% Mar 14
9 %
12%
91
^10,0
Rubber
&
9%
12%
1
Corp
preferred
4 % %
90% Jan
160
8;%
41%
Corp
Time
95% Feb
4% 7#
83%
7 %
Corp
12
6
100
98%
12%
40%
Corp
Telephone
Tire
6,800
97%
*32%
General Refractories
63% Jan
23
4 % 7#
3,200
97%
29
Railway Signal com_No par
Realty & Utiltles
10c
General
12%
112
98%
1
Equipt Corp
30
64'% J^n
51%
*109
56%
Utilities
Jan
100% Feb
12,600
58%
Precision
55% Jan
7
52%
113
50
Public Service 1
General Public
38
10
*97%
53
102
60%
General
34% Jan
54% Feb
52%
*109
37%
53
*100
56%
General
21
92% Jan
53%
113
37%
52%
102
59%
Jan
66 % Dec
100% Feb
52%
*109
37%
52
*100
5,700
56%
49% Feb
26
13
37%
54
102
14%
.2
Cement Co
49% Jan
14
52%
*100
1,100
%
61%
Portland
General
29
4J
50
17%
42%
57
General
17
Jun
17%
43 %
60%
55% Jan
38%' Jan
Jun
17%
42%
90%
_No par
15% Jan
98
*17%
43%
38%
3,900
13,200
105
43 Va
29
Advertising.No par
76% Jan
65% Nov
39
2,500
56
Outdoor
9
101
38%
*104
38
14%
.No par
preferred
2
16
12
38%
105
17%
17%
90
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
14% Ffb
18
12%
37%
*104
10
55%
12 V'v>:
91%
4J%
preferred.
63% Feb
29
9%
9%
5
Corp
4
Nov
12
40%
105
55%
12 %
100
14
Jun
12'/a
39%
*104
55%
8,600
100
No par
17% Mar 24
91
55%
*105
1
Corp
38 Va Nov
45% Jan
12
57
106
com..1
com
Corp
21
101
55%
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■7,400
90
26 %
Corp
preferred
3%%
convertible
Shoe
97%
2O"/4
57#
General
97%
49 %
Co
31
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
97%
53%
113
46 %
:
13% Oct
35% May 25
31
Nov 21
97%
*109
106 Va
28%
com
General Mills common
$5
53%
113
55 Va
102
*45%
Corp common
preferred
33% Dec
Dec
53
5
Inc
Instrument
General
54%
*100
53%
112
Corp
General
5
55%
102
17%
9%
common—
Dynamics
46% Oct
19% July
12%
41
104
5
__
Inc
preferred
13"% Jan
39%
104
103%
General Contract
series
55%
*106
i* ;
preferred
Investors
Co
7
Mar
10
Corp
7
77#
12
12%
55 '
100
1st preferred—
conv 2nd preferred
4%
55%
__5
Corp com
Mar
66% Jan
56%
106
50
;
17
120
106
39%
*100
100
21% Mar
13
106
43%
Transportation—2.50
2
Jan
69%
38%
common
preferred
General
o.oUO
64
68
No par
Baking Co
2
57% Dec
63%
70%
38%
common
Acceptance
General
>-
64
69%
•
69
138
$8
64
71%
43 %
$4.50 preferred
26
66
70%
38%
l
2,800
100%
65
43%
new
(The)
Nov
7% Oct
com
Industries
American
General
102
66 %
100
2,Uu0
32
71'A
J
convertible
General
6
31%
70 Va
38%
preferred
16% Nov
17
9
Jan
70% Jan 18
102% 104%
4,100
i
9%
X65 %
12%
1
Inc
13
Aug
Oct
13
100
4% %
31%
70%
43
(The)
Corp
Wood
General
28
45% Jan
Gar
6
28
»15
Garrett
15% Jan
29
Jan
1
3
24
Dec
138
7% Feb
31%
106 %
b6%
33 %
*9
67 %
100
convertible
Co
5
10
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
13
9% Dec
107% Mar
42% Feb
35
Inc
108
65%
♦32%
9
69%
17%
preferred
Jan
57% Jan
105
Jan
Co
106%
106
65%
33
9
65
18
Gardner-Denver Co
25% Feb
108
1
10
46
107%
ia
(The)
9% Jan
11
25% Oct
Co
4
20
32%
xuo
13
D-c
32%
No par
Co
Jan
Feb
32%
104
__
110% Jan
51
32%
%
38
Co
3
39
32% July 18
Sulphur
13
30
32
64%
*32%
8,900
28% Jan
35% Mar 14
32%
67%
33
34%
107% Jan
27% Dec
9%
*103
preferred
57#
9%
33%
30
18
.65%
*32%
9%
34%
July 5
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
41% Jan
67%
33%
9 Va
x33%
Corp
25
67 %
*33%
9%
33,960
Trailer
Jan
67%
33%
9%
6,200
2,700
18%
Fruehauf
$4.50
67%
1,500
14
30%
18%
Froedtert.
Gabriel
30%
32%
18%
7
Galr
30%
48%' -J
32%
18%
6
3
30%
*47%
19 %
4
9% Jan
30%
>, 13%
48'A
35%
29% Feb
32
30%
18%
92% Jan
23
30%
34%
6
7% Jan
30%
18%
27
22
14 Va
30'%
34%
Feb
Jun
33
13%
30%
18%
90
9% Dec
32%
14%
100
34%
25% Jan
34
33
14%
15,200
18%
27
113
33
14%
700
11%
51%
11%
*50
35%
24
26% Mar 14
*47%
52%
48%
—100
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
47#
48%
11%
*48
200
6,700
7 Va
18%
16% Mar 23
104% May 24
9
15 .;? Jan
*47%
11%
52%
W
32 Va
*7
34%
94
9
*49
,
500
2
28% D-c
Oct
53
74
31%
7
33
'51___15
of
Francisco
Freeport
11%
32 Va
7
14,000
Corp—_______ 10
14
Feb
11%
31%
7 Va
14%
Co..No par
3%%
preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc
68
12
5
preferred
26% Aug 22
12% Apr
*70
*70
32%
*32%
55%
.»
ser
11
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
74
74
7%
*47%
*105%
Inc common
cum
30
Mar 31
.
7%
20% Oct
Jun
32
7'/a
14%
_No par
96% Nov
100
2,o00
48%
1
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
24%
24
33
6.25
com
Light
Stores
$4.20 div
Food
24
10
Y
Corp_
6
27
*70
32
1
38% Feb
51 % Feb
1,600
24
24%
No par
44% Jan
50% Jan
16%
1
common
Jan
100% Jan
Sep
(The)
11
14
16%
14%
5
$4
36"% Jan
21
17
32%
100
19% Jan
42
7
*16%
5
Co
17% Feb
14
13%
33%
Mlg
Carpet Co
Co
13%
*13%
24
74
11%
13%
13%
17
32
50,500
13%
16%
*70
;
13%
*13%
24
7%
*
13%.
5
preferred
Florence Stove Co
July 15
61% Sep
(The)
13%
5
Issued"
First National Stores
19
*47%
48
13%
*13%
_1
preferred
May 23
26% Jan 12
106
12% Feb
4 Vu%
46 % Feb
Aug 29
50
Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
16
11% Sep
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
series
Bearings
Electric
Tarrant
&
1953
Bower
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Filtrol Corp
69% Jan
79
pfd
Ferro
109% Jan
106% Jan
conv
"When
% Jan
61
55% Feb
20
5% %
Jan
46%
,
16%
V 24
23%
,
35% Jan
50
41% Sep
23%
2
22
Dec
1
common
10
31
8% July 12
Nov
Corp
Feb
37% Nov 30
5% Mar 14
B
Finance
14
16%
6"% Jan
26% Jan 25
July
Family
.
19
Jan
74
11
Brewing Corp
47%
x46
71% Jan
70
26
Sep
24% Jan
Co
31
1
68
31
Sugar
78%
76%
86
107%
98
38%
5%
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106
*97
38
5Va
86
107%
98.
38%
5'A
♦85
*97
37%
5%
86
l.OlO
7,100
98
38%
6,800
5%
6,900
*152
156
♦152
156
22 Va
22
22
*22
23
77%
75
77%
X(i0%
156
61%
75
60%
400
76%
15,300
47%
61 Va
17,600
2%
63%
63
63%
61%
63%
31%
62%
*31
31%
31'A
31
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
47%
47
47%
46
47
45%
46
45%
46%
9,600
2%
2%
55,100
2%
2%
2%
2>/a
2%
2 Va
2%
1.300
5
23
Sep
21
19% Jan
3
Granby Consol M S & P
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 '/u
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
27% July
6
34% Dec
30
30% Feb
2
34
Jan
3
Grand
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31'A
30%
31
6,700
39% Sep
12
34
Feb
9
39
Jan
6
Granite
33%
36%
36
34%
35'A
34
34%
34%
35
13,200
126% Jan
18
12.50
31%
35%
31%
6
5
31%
22% Jan
207 % Nov
30
182% Jan
27
200% Jan
6
186 %
*177
35
Jan
6
45 % Dec
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
12%
34% Jan
21% Jan
5
30
41
Feb
9
Jan
3
Dec
7
96
Jan
17
98% Feb
8
21% Dec
23
18% Jan
13
20% Jan
25
47% Dec
13
46
Jan
5
48% Feb
7
26
Feb
9
28% Jan
100
45
Union
5% 7#
Grant
(The)
City
Steel
cum
preferred
(W
3%%
Co
T)
100
conv
192
192
•186
192
*180
188
5
common
41%
42%
42
42%
41 Va
42
41
41 %
100
Co
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
common
*95%
97%
97%
97%
98%
98 Va
98%
98%
*182
41
*97%
13%
1
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19 Va
No par
*47%
47%
47%
48 %
47%
47%
47
47 %
*47
Prop..No par
Stores
preferred
com
186%
4.1
2,400
100
5,800
99 %
70
19 Va
4,600
47%
220
3
33% Dec
2
27 'A
26%
26%
26
96% Dec
27%
26%
2
27%
26 Va
Feb
30
95% Jan
23
98% Jan
3
Great Northern
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
97
97
97
18
44% Sep
25
96%
35% Jan
19
39% Jan
20
42% Jan
3
Great
Northern
No par
41%
41%
40%
41'A
40%
41'A
40%
40%
40%
40%
10,200
24% Feb
9
21% Jan
3
21% Jan
5
Great
Western Sugar com___No par
preferred
100
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
2,400
74
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
13% Jan
e
93% Dec
28
For
153
May 26
77% Dec
2
34% Jan
144
Feb
149 % Jan
11
78% Jan
79% Jan
10
Green
32% Feb
10
Green
37% Aug 11
16% Mar a
30% Feb
99
95
footnotes
see
page
Gt Northern
30% Feb
18
May 31
9
33
28.
Jan
11
Jan
9
14% Jan
14% Feb
12
Jan
3
96
7%
Iron
Ore
Paper Co
Ry
Co
Bay & Western RR
(H
Greenfield
L)
Co
Inc
100
1
Tap & Die Corp..No par
(The) common
3
Greyhound Corp
4%%
preferred
!
100
145%
*144
*73
%
75
30%
30%
31%
31%
14%
*95 %
14%
96
*144
145%
145
146
75
26
145
*73%
145
75
*145
*73%
26
146%
75
*73%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
31 Va
31%
31 %
31 Va
31%
31%
*31 Va
31%
14 Va
1,300
70
75
*73%
*95 %
4,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
11%
14%-
96
96
96
95%
96
96
96
13,200
700
31,300
50
21
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
...
Monday, February 13, 1956
(786)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
32 % Feb
9
35% Jan
13
4
% Feb 23
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
"
5Va DcC
22
8
353AJ?n
6
44
Jan
6
9634 Oct
61 Vz Mar 14
937/s Sep
90
Jan
31
96
Jan
4
23
83% Jan
23
Aug 26
Jun
107
33%
34%
33%
33%
I" No" par
36%
*96%
37%
97
36%
96
x90
36%
96%
91
36% 36%
96
89
90%
com
No par
25
Corp
G
37% Feb
3
Feb
2
$4.20
Feb
£4.
3
108
c
Jan
104% Feb
9
lu5
Jan
3
41% Jan
5
42% Jan
3
Feb
10
63% Jan
18
10
dividend"
UM
pSedlllllllOO
dividend
103
lOd
*104% 106
<
*104%
*104% 106
;H
Shares
32%
32%
32%
5%
5%
*5 %
5-4
6u0
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
5,100
96
96
96
9o %
1,400
88
88%
88%
88-4
19;800
37
37%
37%
37%
3,400
*101%
103
*107%
108%
*107%
104%
106
J
l04;a
-104
11,300
108%
lOo
*104% 105
104
Feb. 10
32%
37%
37
Yin7i/4 107V
XlO/ /4 107 /4
the Week
Friday
Feb. 9
36%
*36%
36% ';
36%
100
HiviHr*nri
do
91%
91%
No par
100
preferred
W
1ST
Sales for
Tnursclay
32% 33%
Gulf Oil
102
107'
7
10
109% Jun
1043A July 13
Dec
8
104
3
3
Jan 23
35
9
1
preferred
$5
26
101% Jan
3
Jun
105
Jan
93 % Jan
97
Aircraft Gorp—
Gulf1 M obne°&SOhloRR
38% Jan
23
36
38'A Nov
18
Jan
31
101
>4 Apr
pof
Grumman
2
4534 Feb
32s,a July 19
newES^ck
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
QTftrKS
Banre for Previous
102
10
102
160
10
H
19'/a Jan
6
24 A Sep
14
13
25'A Feb
4
19
Jan
24
22% Jan
21% Jan
3
18 74 Oct
6
Hamilton Watch Co com
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
91% Feb
8
38'A DeC
6
35% Jan
19
38% Feb
8
42
46% July 12
4577a Aug 10
69% Nov 25
Dec
7
6
79% Oct
21 Vz Jan
38
v2
Feb
21
6
Jan
141% Jan
3
17
31% Feb
9
39% July 13
31% Jan
20
5
30 % Feb
1
14
6
Jan
17
20
34
Jan
5
12
31'A De c
35% July
Mar 11
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
39
12
33% Dec
Jan
48
3
27
3
3
Harris-Seybold
3
Hart Schaffner &
6% Feb
23
10
Jan
32 % Jan
Dec
Nov
40% Nov
36% Jan
34 % Jan
55
143
26% Mar 14
3
Hat Corp of
Jan
9
144
35
1
preferred
4%'A
18
6
20
3
24% Mar
27
Dec
22% Feb
7
23
Jan
23
17% Jan
3
23
21% Jan.
3
23
20
29% Feb
6
33% Jan
88
Jan
19
89
Jan
24
3
60% Sep
29
53
Feb
9
60
Jan
9
96% Aug 15
Jan
39% Jan
26% Sep
91
24
104 % Feb
7
93
30
101
Jan
5
22% Jan
6
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
4
25
Jan
31
36% Jan
3
37'A Jan
31
38% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
17% Jan
30
19
96
17
143
Nov
30
127% Jan
10
138% Feb
122'A Aug 11
126
May 19
122 % Jan
30
123% Jan
13
19
49% Jan
16
52 % Jan
26
Jan
11
Jan
4
23
321/4 Jan
3
9
43% Jan.
3
Hewitt-Robins Inc
15% May 12
20 % Nov -16
17% Feb
10
19% Jan
79% Aug
3
73
Jan
77% Feb
3
3
93% DiC
30
97
Feb
99
Jan
3
6
51 % Aug 24
43
Feb
47% Jan
3
Hilton
5
11% Jan
12% Jan
30
10
21% Feb
24% Jan
3
Hoffman Electronics Corp
12% Jan
14% Jan
6
Holland
8% Jan
4
16
21 % Jan
25
23
16% Jan'
3
5% May 12
8% Mar
2
6 % Feb
25% Jan
4
29% Jan
32'% Mar
3
31
Feb
8
32','4 Jan
16
48
3
34% Jan
10
36% Jail
4
19% Feb
7
29% Feb
9
34% Oct
13
Jan
„
14
22
56% Jan
11
62% Jan
35 % Jan
30
40'A Jan
1
102% Jan
17
16%, Sep
19
10
12% Feo
14% Jan
4
39% Nov 23
37% Jan
6
Jan
28
34
Aug
3
26% Jan
31
28% Jan
3
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
92
20
1)5
6
104'% Jan
6
102
105% Feb
23
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
8
21% Jan
23
25% Jan
3
Howe
1% Jan
12
11
64
2% Feb
2
4
Jan
&
9% Feb
2
66% Feb
6
Sound
Co—
—
Foods
37% Jan
30
Hunt
9% Feb
17
r\\ Jan
19
7% Jan
13
Sep 21
32% Feb
36% Jan
3
Hupp Corp ———
Hussman Refrigerator Co
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
27% Feb
10
31
Jan
4
Idaho Power
58% Jan
23
63% Feb
3
Illinois
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
52
Nov
9
6
3
-
39
21%
21
57% Oct
11
47% Jan
49
30%
1,200
*ev4
6%
3,409
34%
40
22
22%
1,800
22 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 7 a
1,200
20 Va
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21
5,200
30%
*30 Va
31
30 Va
30%
30 74
31
89%
*88'A
89%
*88%
89'/a
*8874
8974
*88 74
89Va
55%
55%
54
54
53
54
*
55'%
54
1,300
99 %
99%
*99
100
*93
100
100
10
98 %
100
25
37%
*37
37%
18
*17%
18
24%
24%
*16%
I6V2
16%
*24%
24%
*37
377 a
17%
500
136 7'a
136 Va
1,700
*122 Vz
123%
1377a
136 Va
137
122 7a
1227a
138%
123%
122%
122%
*122'%
123%
51%
52%
*51%
52 Va
137
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
Jan
a
52
1,200
53%
51
400
27 %
28
7,000
*38%
39
54%
53%
53 Va
29%
28%
29
28%
287 a
39%
39 %
39%
39
39 Va
18
17%
18
17%
18
78
*76%
73
*77
78
*76
78
*76
77%
97
*97
97%
97
97
*95%
96 Va
*95Vls
967
45Va
45
45%
44%
44%
x43
V8
12 Va
*53
21 Vz
38%
17%
11%
13%
13%
13%
7%
7%
7 Va
7 %
38 Vz
12 74
117a
300
22 V8
*21%
21%
2,509
13%
13 V4
13 Vz
1,900
7 V4
20%
20%
20%
*37%
38 Va
26%
27 Va
*92 Va
*102
*103
95
21
31
31
31
31
31
31
35%
36 %
35 Va
36 %
35%
36 7 a
35%
3 j 7'a
12,200
59 %
60 %
58
59 Va
57
58
57%
5874
5,200
35 Va
37 7a
36%
102 Va
101 %
1017 a
*101 Vz
102 7'a
10
12%
13'/a
12%
127 a
12%
127 a
4,700
37%
*37%
26%
*102
26 %
9J%
93%
103%
104
10
*101
103
70
*103
104
*103
105
I
16
16 Va
*15%
16
*15%
22%
23 Va
22%
23
22%
44 Vz
43 Va
45
44
lo7
2%
15%
16
227 b
2 Va
8%
,
15%
21%
22
%
2%
*2lA
8%
*8
23
54
Jan
3
5
51
Jan
19
4.08%
17
4.26%
66%
33%
34
8%
x65
65 Va
65%
657a
64 %
64%
64%
64%
33%
33%
33 Va
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32%
2,700
6%
6 Va
6%
13,100
33 Va
35 7 b
5,500
33%
'
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3 4'A
34%
33 %
34%
32%
33%
5
34%
28%
29
28%
28%
28
28 %
27%
287b
27%
2774
2,900
62%
62%
62%
63 %
61%
62%
61%
617a
61 Va
537b
53 7'a
61%
53%
Co
4,300
51
51
No par
52%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
50
*50%
51%
*50'%
51 %
*50%
51 VA
*50'/a
51'A
50
*52 %
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
53 Va
*52 Va
53
*52 7
preferred
54
*52%
common
54% Jan
31
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative preferred
50
*53%
55
*53%
55
*53% 1
55
*53%
10
54
Jan
6
4.42%
cumulative
preferred
50
54
*53
54
*53
54
*53
53
Feb
54
53
*53
53
Mar 11
53
Feb
10
4.20%
cumulative
50
52%
52%
52 %
*52%
53
preferred
*52
110
1
52%
53
51% Feb
*51%
53i
Feb
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
16
*15%
16
1,400
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29%
*2974
2 j 7a
8%
8%
o
8
15
15% Oct
12
15% Jan
26
31'A Aug 31
4
15% Jan
13
Illinois
—5
15%
Jan
3
29% Jan
25
Tndlanapolis Power & Light—No par
29%
28
9
71
29
60
Jan
19
4
169% Jun
15
163
Jan
13
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
28
20
68
35'A Jan
6
21% Jan
25
37V4Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Jan
6
35% Oct
11
165 % Aug
16
29% Oct
11
D2C
78% Jan 23
9% Jan
50% Jan
Terminal
9
S
Ingersoll-Rand common—
6% preferred
No par
6
3
Inland
No par
—20
58
59% Jan
8
53% Jan
23
21% Jan
23
23
47% Jan
23
61 Vz Jan
Mar 29
100 Vz Jan
11
27% Jari
30
103
33% Sep
450
6
Apr
18
41 Ve Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
373
Jan
26
36% Jan
3
167'%
Jan
30% Jan
5
33
103
Inspiration Cons Copper—
Jan
Insuranshares
Feb
4%%
Jan
Int'l
38% Feb
171% Feb
32
7%
2
41% Jan
3
29
Feb
9
8
92% May 26
85
Jan
17
88
Jan
4% Jan
31
6
Jan
85
3% Mar 10
6 Va Nov
21
International
Int'l
57% Jan
6
Jan
23
Jan
9
127% Dec
29
141
Jun
10
126% Jan
6
128% Feb
-6
12% Jun
16
17
Jan
3
12% Jan
27
Jan
3
12
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
87% Aug 26
117% Sep
23
108
Jan
31
108
Jan
12
103% Jan
4
20% Nov
15
15% Feb
7
14
90% Feb
10
69
Mar 14
101
73
Jan
114
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
35
Jan
23% Jan
78
Nov
Jun
2
48% Mar
8
96
Jan
42% Jan
30
9
13%
114% Jan
3
106
Jan
Jan
5
96% Jan
26
103
44
Jan
Feb
10
1
16
62% Feb
10
67
Jan
3
28
74% Sep
39% Nov
11
37
■Jan
30
31% Sep
9
29% Jan
4
38% Jan
32% Jan
16
6
Jan
4
30% Jan
6
Mar 15
45
9
common
7%
common
3
32 % Jan
6
40
19
37% Jan
6
Interstate
Dept Stores
3
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34% Jan
12% Jan
Feb
9
14% Jan
3
Interstate
Power Co
34% Feb
9
51% May
2
40% Jan
30% Jan
26% Jan
3
36% Sep
6
31% Feb
10
34% Jan
5
3
30% Aug 11
26% Jan
23
27% Jan
10
20% Mar 23
24
35% Dec
130
Sep
13
30
21
33% Jan
125
Jan
7
26
lo
24
42% Jan
40% Feb
130
Feb
6
2
7
Utilities
International
$1.40
cum
conv
Corp
preferred
—
Intertype Corp
7.50
Power
&
Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6
30 %
30%
4%
80%
80 7 b
128%
128
12%
12%
37%
a
38-4
29 %
29 %
85
85
4%
80%
80'A
120
128
127 b
12%
4%
79%
128
12%
110
Sep 20
91 Vz Jan
45
8
19
Mar 14
12% Sep
6
Jan
23
8% Jan
34% Jan
13
31 % Jan
24
34% Feb
39
31
34% Jan
4
43% Feb
Jan
97% Aug 15
91% Jan
9
59
46 % Jan
19
Jun
14
89% Jun
13
77% Oct
11
97
Feb
11
82
Mar 15
85
Jun
27
67% Feb
54 % Sep 23
107% Nov 22
103 % Feb
65
32% Mar 14
9P
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
For
104
38% Dec
footnotes
\
May 10
see
19
89% Jan
1
43% Jan 23
35% Feb
28.
9
3
32,500
36%
37%
170%
170%
31
29%
29
85
4%
4%
150
5,700
43,000
720
31
300
29
29
10,700
*84
85
*30%
4%
100
4%
1,300
13%
10,200
112%
79 Va
79 Va
79%
80%
127%
80 Vz
128
128 %
128 Va
128 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,500
109%
8,900
110'A
109
109
940
111 7 *4
106 Vz
*iUj%
166%'
*105%
106%
I6V4
16
16
15'%
15%
15%
15%
92
92
91%
91%
90 VA
91%
SO Va
90 Va
98%
98%
98
98
96
96
*95%
97%
700
43%
43%
2,100
62%
62 %
1,500
99%
*105%
106
Vz
%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44
63%
64%
64 Va
64%
*63%'
64
63
63
37%
*36
37%
37%
*36
32 7A
31%
317 b
317*4
30 %
37%
*36
*36
230
37%
31%
30 '/a
30%
30 %
30%
39
38%
39
41,300
1,500
39
x38'A
39
38%
38%
*38%
39 7'a
*38%
39%
*38%
39 Va
*38%
39%
*35%
35%
35%
36
*36
36 Va
13%
13 7'a
13 %
13%
13
13 Va
13Va
13%
3,500
*41 Va
417b
41 %
41%
41
41'%
40 Vz
41
1,500
38%
25
1
3.50
13%
13%
41
417 b
357a
35%
*38%
33
39%
36
327b
7A
31 %
327*4
31%
32
31%
32 Va
31%
31%
27%
32,
27
*36
44
1,900
27%
27%
27%
21 VA
27
27 VA
*27%
27%
38 Va
38 34
35%
37%
39
130
38%
38
130
38 7'a
*127
130
*123
130
7%
130
*127
7
'
IVA
500
3,900
2,100
36
37
13,300
130
133
210
IVe
7'/a
10,800
8
7%
7%
7%
34
34%
33%
34 Va
33%
34
*33%
34
33%
2,100
40 %
41
43%
4'%
43%
40%
41%
40%
41
24.3C0
*93%
92%
92 Vz
13%
260
93%
92 Va
93'A
93%
93 Va
48
49%
48%
48'A
2,100
48%
*102
103%
40
15,000
3%%
78% Jan
39% Jan
29
394%
39%
(F
L)
Co
1
Co
Inc
common
preferred
Johnson
&
No par
12%
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
16
6
5%
Joy
preferred series A
Manufacturing
1
100
Johns Manville Corp
50% Jan
105% Jan
1,100
Jewel Tea
102% Feb
24
1,000
48
33%
Jacobs
Feb
Jan
28%
391
22 VA
102%
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphpr Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lf 4% pfd—_100
50% Jan
101% Jan
30
nase
94
48
37%
*84
4%
*21%
102'A
170%
37
*30%
I
8% Mar 14
29%
395
170'A
30%
86
*4%
48%
102'A
390
30%
29%
*85
22%
1C2 VA
28%
30
403
171
171
30%
31
1031
48%
15%
*387a
50c
38%
171%
58'A
56 Vz
*21%
22
49 VA
6,709
1107'j
com—5
10
37%
31
29%
409
405
58%
6,700
58 %
94%
*92
43
No par
*102%
29%
29%
402
22
80 Va
56%
*10574
107
98%
25
103
103
57%
*48%
79%
15%
110 7'a
110
15%
1
preferred
58%
30
168
80
79%
81
*164
168
*164
168
79%
'
86
*85
*105' '4
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa
30%
No par
preferred
25
Telep & Teleg—No par
2
40
15
International
Jun
7
30%
No par
Shoe
43% Jun
33% Jan 30
171
No par
Salt
Silver
53
171%
38%
377b
171
No par
34% Mar 15
x38% Feb
No par
preferred—————100
International
29%
405
4%
1
com
preferred
International
•
102%
102%
100
International
*164
81'%
X80 %
21%
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
168
60%
*164
48%
100
Paper
61
3,100
21%
No par
International Packers Limited
$4
3,800
60 %
48 Va
common
Mining Corp
International
47
60
21%
29%
Canada
46%
60%
83 %
492 %
of
47
60
49
No par
Preferred
30
18
Nickel
46 Va
61 VA
59%
_No par
preferred
6
48%
61
21%
—100
Corp
preferred
4%
47%
49
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
32% Jan
87%
48%
5
Machines
Int'l Harvester
Jan
84
Iron
Business
8%
48'/a
1
Inc—
preferred
Interlake
30% Jan
407
Ctfs
Interchemical Corp common-.
500
*8%
165
165
100
_
2,800
8%
62 %
82%
Co_
%
8%
61 %
3
Feb
Steel
100
48 %
*8%
48
1
Rayon__
55
'
Mexico
86% Jan
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
Sep
De
„———————100 pesos
A
Industrial
3
Co
RR
Electrica
69 % Jan
165
28% Nov
26
10
53%
Jun
19
27% Jan
2
7,500
53
8% Jan
Jan
2,200
34%
53%
cumulative
46 Va Feb
121
8%
*8
*8
9
66
52% Jan
58% May 23
34
4,400
11
10% Nov 28
Jan
900
9,400
2 7A
Jan
6
82
Va
15%
22%
51
6
Mar
2
preferred
cumulative
8Va Dec
349
22
3,700
15,400
157
15%
10
50 % Jan
48y2Jan
Jan
44%
43%
156%
157
157%
*8
*93 Vz
95
*95Va
1
_
Central RR Co
Industria
60'A Jan
5,500
95
102%
104
44%
157%
2%
277a
2a %
*101
*103
41%
2%
100
38
102
102
15o%
2%
26%
26%
267'8
95
26%
44%
2%
37%
38
*37%
38
*37%
37
157%
*8%
8,900
37
38 Va
*101%
13 %
38%
13
*103
104
•
500
102 Va
33
157
44%
1,700
21
31 %
*93%
>j'a
103
500
1
7
21
*31
*101%
13%
70
2,900
20%
20%
103
13 Va
a
43 Va
43
*11 Va
7 7a
59 Va
4,400
6%
13%
36%
600
17%
13%
22 Va
22'A
13%
21
43%
17%
21%
12
22
22%
31%
.
■
*11%
12 Va
22%
*12
28
38%
xl?%
55
24 Va Mar 15
162
60
511
54
55
17
13% Apr
100
53% Nov 10
62% Mar 28
61
1,400
51%
51
*53
55
>
*17'A
17%
138
900
11 Vz
*37
17%
137 Va
52
*99
25
*24%
377a
17%
a
31%
24%
24%
*37
53 7
6 Va
Co
Power
30%
No par
-
Illinois
1,400
347ya
I
Jun
27
4,700
32
/
6
35
22
•
32%
a
7A
307a
6!/a
*34%
35
21
*31%
30%
38
6.66%
4
Jan
21
32 7
32 "a
20%
*101%
100
Inc__
31% Jan
Aug 22
3
20%
32%
30%
a
6 Va
6%
*34 Va
144
31%
*31:%
16%
59
Ltd—No par
30
19% Jan
30 V
6 Va
35
*143
144
*143
30%
35 Va
preferred—100
noncumulative
5%
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm
Nov
33
20%
20%
(Del)—25
Houston Oil Co of Texas
10
7% Jan
27
13
30%
30%
6%
1
JHudson & Manhattan com
10
12% Apr
71% Sep
32%
1
23
45
32
32
*34 Va
35
31%
Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
3% Feb
22% Jan
—
Lighting
3
27% Dec
6
nrpfovrod
Houston
18% Jan
22% Jun
15
—
9
143
32%
*30%
100
100
15% Feb
15% Mar 14
7% July 18
4%
10
4.40%
15
33
6%
144
32
32%
32%
31
100
preferred
preferred
2
29
1% Dnc
3%%
20
14
33%
*143
33%
144
*143
144
*7 VB
Household
Feb
17% Dec
63 % Jan
3
Inc
158% Jan
Feb
149% Dec
3,300
13%
No par
com
3
3
7
50 Va
22%
common—5
Jan
14
Feb
47
20
41% Jan
38% Oct
98
102% Jan
Jan
.49%
*12
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Finance common—No par
16
26% Oct
Jan
50 V4
97
5
Co
$4.25 preferredHoudaille-Industries
13
33
49%
—
Electrochem
Hooker
34% Jan
Jan
49 Va
45%
10
5% convertible preferred-*.
30
Homestake Mining——12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
5
49%
100
*76%
Holly Sugar Corp common
13
101 % Feb
65
106
49%
21
17%
5
Co
(A) & Sons
Hollander
3
27
Apr 28
10
31
Dec
44% Jun
37% Oct
28% Jan
100 Vz Jun
13
Jun
Furnace
x49%
*39'A
5
1
—50c
(Charles E)
Hires Co
12 % Jan
50%
29
5
3i% Jan
2,800
*53%
Jan
2
33
51 Va
89 VA Jan
Oct
37%
*122%
34% Jan
12
38
134%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
10% Nov 28
40
37%
*17%
5
20% Nov
92
33%
37%
38 % Feb
Hotels Corp
*yi
38%
25
27% Jan
6
*20%
91 Va
38 Va
20%
*
53
71
CM O
91 Va
37%
55 %
9
12
20%
91 %
37%
*88 Va
29
54
21%
21%
*91
29%
54% Mar 18
Oct
%1
21%
*20%
91
20%
43% Dec
13
25
7
*20'7a
92
21%
*16%
1
34% Nov
61% Jan
Dec
20%
*42
21%
20%
11
51
Mar 14
1,500
*34%
31% Mar 18
Jan
3,500
21%
6%
No par
Hercules Powder common——No par
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Hertz Co (The)
1
40
597a
21
33
Hercules Motors
11
Jan
58%
21%
30%
5
Hecht Co common
15
3%% preferred
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
4
Sep
26% Mar 14
84% Jan
600
60 Va
21%
33 %
5
Hayes Industries Inc
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
42%
59 Va
*143
50
liquidating dist
partial
Ex
10
1874 Jan
16
20% Jan
27% Nov 21
16% Oct
15V»Jan
41%
61 Va
21'%
21%
50
Havag Industries Inc—
20'A Nov
X41%
61
*42
37%
10
1
Marx
42%
61%
91
1
Co
America common
42%
61
21 Va
preferred——100
Hammermill Paper Co—1—
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
G% preferred
100
Harrisburg Steel Corp
—-2.50
convertible
4%
*42
61 Va
*20%
No par
53% Jan
6
25
Jan
134 Vz July
30
58
Hackensack
42%
61%
Water
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
15
41
Co
10
.—100
1
1
102 %
102
85%
69%
69
45%
105
85%
.
35%
7%
*102
94%
49
103%
48%
*102
49
103%
48
48
103%
132
84%
86
84 Va
85%
84 Va
85%
84%
85:%
69
79
68%
69
69%
70
69
69%
3,600
44
26,000
45%
45 Va
105 Va
10 4%
36 V4
.
36%
45%
10 i
37
44%
45 V4
103 %
164%
33%
35%
a
44 74
43%
103%
101'A
103 Va
103%
510
3578
33%
36%
8,100
43 3
36
a
Number 5507
Volume 183
...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(787)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Kan'* ,n* w-*vIoni
STOCKS
Year 1955
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
tiighest
LowMt
Highest
YORK
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Tnursday
Feb. 7
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb. 6
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
the Week
Friday
Feb. 10
Shares
K
10
23
41
Fete
8
Jan
17
95% Jan
30
6
101 % Jan
16
10134 Feb
7
4%
7
106 % Jan
6
106% Jan
6
4.50%
Jan
10
4.20%
77% Jan
6
20
Nov
30
45 % Mar
94
Sep
30
99 % May 16
105
105
4
1073/4 Sep
Nov
9
1023/i Mar 15
May
105% Nov 28
64% Apr
24
70% Jan
21
104
Jan
71 %
10
FeJ
9
104
43
Mar 10
48% Jan
6
Oct
31
29% Jun
8
24% Fea
10
2534 Jan
3
24 % Mar
3
21 % Jan
10
22
Jan
27
3
46% Jan
25
4
24% July 15
9
17% Mar 24
38 % Nov
27% Mar 14
129%. Aug 26
8
44% Jan
413.', Jan
21V* Jan
983/4 Jan
Raiser Alum & Chem Corp
33%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
Feb
94
39
100 % Mar 23
35
38% Jara
14
43 3/s Dec
28% May 25
18
cum
3
4%
preferred
preferred
10G
*1033/4
1043/4
*103%
1043/4
*103
104%
73%
73%
72%
*45%
Gas
50
3
Kayser
3438 Jan
3
12334 Jan
12
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
(Julius)
&
Kern
44% Jan
16
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
36% Jan
9
47% Jan
25
Kimberly-Clark
29% Feb
38 % Dec
27
33% Jan
23
37
Jan
4
69
July 26
105% Nov
7
Jan
25
59
Jan
17
101% Jan
4
102% Feb
1
Dec
23
52 % Jan
31
59% Jan
3
100% Jun
23
94
Jan
Jan
92% Mar 18
6
3
98
Feb
1
4
4%
Jan
4
29
29% Jan
13
Kresge
20
55% Feb
9
48 % Jan
3
5038 Jan
12
Kress
28
24"% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
23% Jan
19
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
48% Jan
13
Sep
7
15% Jan
30
153/4 Jan
9
Laclede
Feb
7
4% Jan
6
La Consolidada 6%
17% Jan
12
18% Jan
3
Lane
50
(S S)
18%
45%
45%
25
25
24%
2434
1,500
22
213/4
21%
21%
21%
4,900
18%
18-%
33%
33%
121%
46%
18%
33%
118%
33%
117
*45%
18%
18%
33%
,
32%
700
46
18%
33%
1,200
3,400
117%
119
119
15,200
45%
46
14,000
48
x45%
453/4
47
453/a
46% "
42%
X42
42
42
42
40%
41 %
39'%
40
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46
451/4
45%
44%
45%
5,600
35%
35
35
35
35%
35
35
*34%
35 %
600
*35
*56%
57%
57
102%
*101
57%
57%
102
57
*57
57%;
57
900
400
57
102%
10
54%
54%
54%
54%
53%
54%
53 %
533/8
53%
53%
4,200
98
98
97%
97%
97%
97%
94%
97%
97
97
29%
*101
102
102%
*101
*101
102%
250
lo
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 3
8
29%
29%
29%
5,700
No par
49%
50
49%
493/4
49%
50%
x491/4
49'A
48%
49%
4,300
5
23 %
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22 %
22'/a
22 %
22%
2,100
No par
47%
48%
47%
48
47%
47%
47
47%
47
47%
22,500
15%
6,200
4%
600
:
& Co—
Mfg
2,400
25
72
42%
100
Co
(S H)
Kroehler
10
72
25
71%
47%
1
_
30
713/4
73%
45%
121%
33%
120
1043%
5
preferred
22% Dec
18%
18%
34
121 %
*103
1
King-Seeley Corp
1
Kinney (G R) Co common
1
$5 prior preferred™.:
..No par
Koppers Co Inc common
10
47% Dec
39% May 31
18%
33%
121
1043/4
♦103
2.50
(111)
Corp
28% Jun
32
22
1
10
56
25%
21%
5
23
60
45%
25
22
No par
39 % Fe'a
Jan
451/4
25%
22
Co..
44% Jan
38% Jan
45%
25%
8.75
45 % Jan
34% Jan
45%
Light Co
16
84
74
No par
Electric Co
&
Kansas Power &
107
/
21%
74
preferred
non-cum
Kansas
No par
10
*105
105
107
com
50
102
*99
*105
Southern
6,200
*99
102
107
City
26,400
95
95
*106
9
49 % Jan
*99%
35%
40%
36%
401/2
*94
107
101%
101%
35
40%
105
40%
95%
95
102
X35%
41
40%
*106
23
15
373%
36%
*94
loo
Sep
6
95
preferred
Jun
593/a Apr
27
373*4
39%
95
103
56
Oct
37
38%
95%
*101%
58
44
29% Jan
37%
38%
*55
loo
23
20% Jan
37%
38%
100
,
Jan
32 % Jan
113
preferred
Kansas
21
Jan
3.80%
.
Co______
Kroger Co (The)
L
12% Mar 15
4
16
10
4
22
53% Jan
25
Mar 14
18%'Dec
6
Dec
20 % Feb
25
Feb
25
28% Jan
343/4 Sep
20
31% Jan
3
94 % Jan
6
10
22
Jan
10
24
20% May 10
34
Feb
6
11
95
86% Aug 11
98 % May
Jan
31
11
15% Nov 28
13% Jan
10
16% Jan
31
82
30
72% Jan
23
83
Jan
3
26
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
3
Jan
3
Mar 14
53% Jan
6
Dec
18% Jan
6
25% Apr
1% Jan
3
11% Jan
3
2% Sep
1
17% D;c 22
3% Jan
2
23/4 Jan. ol
L.ee
Ois
Co.
Bryant
Ruuoer
Lees
&
Tne-
(James)
$3
19
19
Feb
6% Sep
5% Jan
8
Feb
1
50c
43 % Jan
23
45 % Feb
7
Lehman
Corp
16
Sep
19% Jan
JO
22
16% Jan
Lehn
Fink
643/4 Jari
18
13% Jan
3
23
Apr
24% Djc
9
29% Sep
p
22
164% Nov
26
31
Jun
17
49% Jan
20
53
55% Apr
6
47% Jan
23
52 %
21 % Jan
613/4 Mar 14
149% Jun
47
Sep
46% Oct
7234 S
66
10
3
28'2 Fib
Lue
8
72'% Feb
Liggett
16
156
Jan
3
163% Feb
Libby McNeill & Libby
savers
7%
&
__5
Lily
Tuiip
Link
Belt
Cup
Corp
3
Lionel
Corp
Feb
8
Liquid
Carbonic
100% Jan
12
15
Feb
9
35 % Jan
24
93
24
64% Feb
7
9
53% Jan
3
24% Aug
1
13% Jan
27
21% Jan
16
Dec. 21
64 % Jan
23
74% Feb
1
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
5
23
Jan
10
7
Lone
Star
Gas
common
5
117
Jan
D
Oct
5
32% July
123
July
31% FfeD
119
Jan
24
28% Mar 14
38% Sep
6
35
Jan
16
38% Feb
6
20
23
4
21% Jan
20
22% Jan
6
105% Jan
4
106
Jan
9
Oct
11
103 % Mar
100
102
Mar
8
107% Apr
27
Sep 26
103 V4 Jan
6
3%%
(The)_
Lockheed
Loew's
Co
series
B
Jan
3
102% Jan
13
11
103% Jan
11
10
20% Jan
17
147
May 25
140% Jan
9
143% Jan
5
3
58
July 27
49% Jan
10
52% Feb
6
Louisville
Gas & El
6
903/4 Dec
83% Jan
27
90 % Jan
3
Louisville
&
139% Dec
7
45% Jan
77% Jan
July 15
25% Jan
101
30
4.25%
series
4.35 %
series
Lorillard
7%
<P)
D
E
31% Dec
27
27 % Feb
102% July
6
101
Jan
3
103 % Feo
1
513% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
45 % Jan
3
17%
3,700
6%
2,700
6%
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7
43%
44
44
45
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
700
19%
19
19%
19'%
19%
5,900
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5,800
16,200
7
7
44%
44%
18
7,000
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15%
15%
15%
27
27%
27%
2734
3,100
67%
67%
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67%
17,200
161%
161 %
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161
*159'%
160%
162
210
50 •'! 8
50%
50%
50%
49%
50
49%
50
5,000
53%
52%
52%
52
52%
51%
52 %
51
51%
3,800
15%
15%
38%
39%
94
*90
94
48%
73%
30%
30:%
30%
118
47%
48%
21%
73%
31%
38
38%
37%
22
22%
21%
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106
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106
100
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101%
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100
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104
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30%
47%
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71%
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30%
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119
119
118%
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37
37%
36%
37
22%
21%
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21%
2,600
10,900
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47%
73
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38 %
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21%
20%
118
22
118
94
II,500
48
21%
105,900
72
3,900
30%
2,100
37
37%
21%
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10,100
120
22
3,600
12,300
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106
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106
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106
101%
20%
141
141
94
72 3/4
10
141
38%
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20 %
par
20%
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94
73%
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118
15%
40
21%
.
15%
38%
15%
15
15%
39
*90
43%
21
.100
Lukens Steel Co
123/4 Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
273's Feb
7
M &
53% Jan
3
43% Jan
MacAndrews
common
4%%
17%
17%
12,700
101
101
*101
101%
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101%
104
103%
103%
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105
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105
20 %
20%
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1'41%
20%
141
20%
141
141
15
40
20%
20%
8.500
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29%
141%
140
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52%
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52V4
52V4
521/4
52%
52'%
1,400
86
86%
86%
86%
86%
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86
5,000
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8
17%
I,900
3,500
2%
68%
21%
74%
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2%
16
49%
(Ky).No par
2%
27%
100
Co
2%
9,500
68
73%
Nashville..
20
15%
20%
100
1934
27%
48%
preferred
19%
16
10
common
75%
19%
70%
..1
10
153/s
75
75
51
15%
preferred
Co
99% Sep 23
39% May 16
25% Jan
17%
17%
1
15%
75%,
52%
38%
preferred
Lowenstein
6
1
2%
97
15%
50%
15%
preferred
20% Jan
105
2%
*95%
15%
28%
162
162
38
preferred
conv
97
1,900
27%
x63
No par
103% Jan
11
162
*90
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
5%
72%
100
Aircraft Corp
18
17%
32%
17
15%
16
xl6
27y/4
2.50
preferred
Inc
43/4%
18i%
No par
Corp com
convertible
3
Mar 11
20% Oct
7%
45%
72
5-
19
26% Mar 14
7%
44%
26%
10
Co
19
114
18%
7%
100
preferred
14
47 % Feb
17%
18%
44%
25
,
com
39% Sep
73
19%
7
Corp
Myers Tobacco
103% Sep
7
19% '
76%
15
Jan
20%
19%
30
17% Mar 14
20
743 4
25
56
20%
19%
Products
Dec
40% May 17
20
2%
75%
Feb
16% Jan
15%
77
19%
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40
15%
76%
75%
15% Fed
Jan
15%
77
7
32
*95
15%
77
17%
33
97
16
2%
13,400
X321/4
77
2%
21
34
15%
2%
201/4
21%
77
Lerner
25% Jan
Apr
*95
100
20%
20%
25
_
79
16
97
*95
97
17
34
19%
68
3
34
76%
25
26
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21%
33%
4%
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20%
75%
28
22
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34
20%
15%
15%
4%
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^16%
19%
22
Jan
33%
15%
4
17%
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3
%
21%
15%
4
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___5
&
12
86
1
21
15%
17%
Stores Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
18% Jan
21 % Jan
9
x
.17%
44%
9
Jan
4
17%
lo
preferred__No par
pfd
No par
(The)
15%
4
4%
*4
*17%
1
4
xj
100
2nd
noncum
JreJ
Mar
1st
noncum
71% Feb
Jan
23
89 3/4 Dec
common_3
Lehigh Valley RR_™_
..No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
47 % Jan
3
Co
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
3
1
5
15%
15%
15%
1
_
Sons
&
40% Mar 14
15% Jan
4
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
common.™.
1
26%
100
*103%
10
preferred series A
44 %
26V2
26%
*103%
104
44%
43%
26%
104
43%
26%
27%
26%
26
104
43
*103%
42 3%
25%
263/fl
10,400
*103%
104
43
*103%
43
43
700
43
M
48 % Jan
133
19
Mar 28
140
6
July 22
32% July 27
26% Mar 14
95
49 % Jan
3
11
141% Jan
31
26% Jan
10
2934 Feb
2
29% Jan
23
31% Jan
3
89% Jan
4
92% Jan
13
9% Jan
31
1038 Feb
7
Feb
9
100% Jan
23
35% July 15
88% Mar 15
20
Jan
138
193% Jan
Jun
13
7% Jan
6
13 % Jun
3
8Y8 Jan
6
12% Feb
16
56% Jan
23
6
Jan
18
543% Jap
4
4% Dec
10
5% Nov
25
28
122
9
19
22
j-t
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Jun
21
585
F b
3
8% Apr
4
5% Jan
10
6
10% May 18
343/4 Jan 11
F-o
Jan
10
10
114% Feo
1
3734 Jan
Sep
41% Sep
685
10
18
M Wood
6%
Working Co
&
Mack
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Many (R H)
4%%
Magic
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Jan
6
6% Jan
24
Manati
Sugar
7
Jan
3
Mandel
41
Jan
1
35% Jan
3
6
Manhattan
17
9 Vs Feo
10
10% Jan
9
33 % Jan
4
37% Jan
18
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
16% Feb
1
18
Jan
3
Jan
27
553i Jan
4
34% Nov
9
37% Dec
21
3°% J"
n
97
36% Jan
6
Marquette
31% Jan
7
38% Sep
22
33% Jan
23
36% Jan
6
Marshall
Jan
11
95
Jan
24
99
Apr
25
Jan
9
23% July 19
44
Feb
4
32% Jan
27
38 % Jan
3
15% Aug
4
19 % Jan
4
21 % Jan
25
253g Jan
6
21% Sep 29
403/s Dec 19
35% Feo
9
3934 Jan
3
26% Feb
18
22% Jan
3
24'% Jan
24
333/4 Mar 14
44% July 21
94% May
98
47
Co
27% Feb
45% Jan
143aJan
80
Jan
14% Mar 14
16% Feb
81
29
91
July
Aug
1
58
573/4 Jan
17
45
Dec
16
8
10
32 % Jan
3
13
45
Jan
6
10
15
Jan
16
31
83 % Jan
24
53
Jan
12
17%
17%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54'%
5434
55
55%
1,400
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34%
35
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34
34%
33%
34%
33%
33 3 '4
2,500
34 %
34%
34%
34%
31%
34%
333 4
34%
33:,4
33%
3,900
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$3
preferred
McCall
No par
_
Corp
M'cCord
Corp
$2.50
preferred
McCrory
3%%
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3
common
50
.
Stores
Corp common__50c
convertible preferred___100
6
92% Feb
8
25
43 % Jan
23
45% Jan
5
McKesson
213/4 Aug 11
45% Apr
29 % Feb
17
22
15
18
31
Jan
10
16% Jan
3
69 % Jan
10
74% Jan
17
101% Jan
4
102% Jan
2
106 % Apr
18
21
77% Dec
9
7
Aug
60% Jan
22% F(b
1
18
523/4 Jan
101
25
39% Sep
Jan
24
21
30% Feb
9
79
95% Jan
3
26 % Jan
6
46
Jan
25
33% Jin
31
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
98 % Feb
6
213/4 Jan
18
28% Jun
28
24% Jan
19
Sep 26
30% Apr
12
24% Feb
8
82
20
88% Mar 30
96
91
16
Jan
17
32% Jan
G
82
96% Feb
10
36% Feb
10
Feb
9
107
27 % F
Electric
(The)
&
Stores
Co
Inc
18
37% Jan
133
Jan
For
35% Mar
47
47
43
75%
75
75%
75 %
92%
92%
92
92%
92
92
4,500
44%
44%
44
%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
4,000
22 %
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22%
22%
22%
400
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,300
71
26%
26%
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25%
25
25%
24%
2nd
Mergenthaler
No par
_.
pfd
No par
Linotype
Machine
4.35%
3%
&
Co.—No par
12.50
Scott
Co
;
5
*91%
*109
20
33
6
Middle
South
54% Nov
21
40% F
b
10
46
Jan
5
23
135 % Jan
17
142
Jan
3
28.
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81
1«t
Steel
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prpfprrpd
.
253%
92%
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93
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109
109
47%
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107
26%
26 %
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93
109
96%
36
107
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93
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1.040
36V2
2,500
107
160
26%
1,100
25%
31,500
93
109%
47%
46%
47
300
100
500
19%
19%
153,600
48%
48 T
48%
48%
48%
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48%
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1,900
100
*105
common
35%
19%
100
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27
96 ','4
107
19%
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30% Jan
34%
201%
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7
96%
107
193/8
100
Miami
34
20
100
6,200
20%
100
2
96%
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31%
1,500
.
47%
100
52% Frb
33%
30%
84
18%
series
20
92%
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96%
104
102%
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4.45%
4734 Jan
3334'
31
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21%
3.85%
9
95%
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30%
84
71%
45%
3.80%
preferred
92 %
109%
31%
102%
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20
pfd__100
preferred series
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.
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3
Jan
47
*7434
47
31
146% Sep
47%
75%
92%
__16%c
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
page
47%
75
91%
Feb
25
see
48%
75
92
98% Jan
21
footnotes
473i
743/4
27%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
2934 Oct
49%
91%
27
Mesta
conv
1,000
74%
25%
Inc
6
Sep
*81
82
50
preferred
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common
50% Jan
60
C,000
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98'/4
26
6
180
82
96 %
48% Jan
32 V4 Jan
82
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33:%
% Aug 26
99
81
81%
98%
6
6
82
81%
33 3 4
Jan
25
5,300
95%
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14%
14%
1
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common
convertible
3
96
141/2
14%
100
preferred series B J
233i Jan
97% Jan
14%
14%
31%
7
9
14*8
14%
.31
18% Feb
18
70
14%
14%
31%
11
26
45%
313*4
26% Feb
Apr
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31%
11
Apr
%
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22% Oct
108% May
45
common
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101
28
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71
$3.50 preferred
4
28
46
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9
14
28%
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4%
1.0C0
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46
83i%
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28
29
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72%
Mengel Co
27%
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46
102i%
Corp
21%
29%
72%
Shoe
56
21
22%
46
*80
5
93% Dec
21%
82
19
103% Oct
21%
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Melville
*55
56
*55%
21
80%
Mercantile
6
21%
29%
56
21
73%
Merck
23
22
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29
*55
101%
6
Jan
3,100
56
101%
3
Jan
29%
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21 %
73 %
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102
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Feb
400
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% Ja*v 27
8
50
93
99
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100
49
105
86 V4
series
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pfd 4.30%
112
1
86 %
25
common
preferred
2nd
3
18
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Mead| Corp
10
103 % Aor
86 %
15%
23
102
86
22%
Jan
107% July
87
15%
44% Jan
13
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22%
106% Jan
Mar 28
87
22%
17
Dec
240
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73 %
22
93% Mar 29
96%
15:%
56% Jun
96
90
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112% Apr
103
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7
52
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9
39
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18
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July 21
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96
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Robbies Inc
433/4 Jan
102
96%
96%
1
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9,000
42%
96
*95%
10
4%%
41 %
42e
97
96
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
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4,800
1,300
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43%
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41
900
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24
5
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McGraw-Hill
&
41%
250
30,000
5
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McGraw
4
96 %
34%
21
1
bn
3
Jan
33 3 «
42%
9
15% Feb
96 %
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97
23
3
34
20 34
42
Feb
12
33%
20%
96
pfd 1947 senes__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd..
No par
Maytag Co common
No par
cum
47
Jan
97%
35
42
No par
80 3 4 Jan
713/4 Dec
96%
97%
33%
96
5
common
71 % Jan
1
96 %
98
35%
41%
Co____
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13
Apr
34%
23%
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15
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35%
1
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13
40
97%
31%
35%
Jun
7 «%
97%
1
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4
17
100
Co
91
May
13,800
17%
55
No par
com
78% Dec
67
17%
17','2
17%
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19
7
17%
2,600
10,400
23%
86% Jan
Aug 22
171/4
9%
353%
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5
17%
500
37
9%
35%
353/4
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Nov
36%
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35%
86
46
37
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23%
11
34
36%
9%
36
23%
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6
36%
37%
36%
300
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88
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9%
35%
36%
20
585
800
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Jan
9%
2,300
534
23%
83
23
37%
9%
500
6,000
34%
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36
$3.75
44
37%
93/4
111
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20%
4
9
37%
9%
7
36%
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4
37%
9%
240
8,500
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233/4
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12
37%
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21
12
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585
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7
34
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99
31 % Jan
590
5%
6%
590
109%
111
20 3
May 16
25
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5%
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Feb
34%
24
7
55% Feb
109%
36
36'%
3
21
585
114
35
111%
20%
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28% Feb
35%
35%
97
8
113%
353:i
20%
43 V4 Jan
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
111%
36%
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No par
12
25% Dec
112%
36
9%
9
1
Corp
Corp
Electric
19
4
112%
9%
No par
Master
96
13
9%
10
Masonite
40% Jan
Feb
9%
91%
10
Martin-Parry
10
52
9%
91%
6%
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Jan
20% May 16
*9
9%
2,600
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10
5%
preferred
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99
25% Jan
10
30
30%
6%
pie.erred.
&
3
18
10%
13,100
91 %
5%
6.25
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94
Jan
9%
10
700
29
10
10
91%
51,100
45
91 %
91%
30%
91%
26%
141%
29%
30 3/s
91%
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91%
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28%
30 %
28 3/8
26%
44%
28%
28 %
29%
27%
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4%%
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29%
29%
30%
.
44%
141%
29%
30%
273/8
25%
44%
*138
*577%
Exploration
convertible
Martin
44%
141%
1
Shirt
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
59
*138
.50
Co..
Maracaibo Oil
21
54% Aug 23
27%
44%
45
29%
91
26
26
14134
No par
11% Feb
22% Nov 29
10
_
Bros
610
353/8 Jun
92
100
Square Garden_..__No par
Chef
No par
6
54
No par
com..
preferred series A__
27
July 34
5
Co Inc
23%
45
*139
Madison
Jan
May 16
8
1
10
100
common
Inc
28
7% Sep
Forbes
preferred
*98%
8
109
100
106 "2
99%
98 %
*105
*98%
*97%
307
*106
100
106%
99%
98%
107
*99 %
*105
*98%
*97%
100
106%
99i%
98%
*106
107
5
51%
52
51
51 %
50
51
10
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
5
42%
mo
*138%
42 3
3
42%
139%
*1.33%
42%
139
41%
*138V2
41%
139
*99%
*105
*98%
*97'2
*106
'49%
31
41
139
100
106%
99'%
98%
107
100
*105
*98%
*97%
*106
100
100
106%
99%
98%
107
49%
49%
49%
2.300
31%
30%
31%
20,500
41%
40%
41
139
138 %
138'/2
2,400
50
S3
and Financial ChronicleMonday, February 13, 1956
The Commercial
24
(788)
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
LOW
STOCKS
1»BI« far PrarlMi
Highest
Laveat
25% Jan
34% Jan
9
29% Oct
11
9
11
28% Mar
Feb
2
23% Jan
19% Apr
17
Jan
23
19% Jan
6
11
I
13
2aj/4
Oct
Jun
20
58
15
70
17
Oct 14
117
Jan
6
115
102% Dec
28
107
50% Oct
106
80
30% Feb
23
65% Jan
3
112% Jan
24
116% Jan
3
Jan
19
114
Feb
102% Jan
30
Jun 15
Apr 13
Dec
Jan
11
104
105
Feb
i?
24% Jan
3
26% Nov
6
Jan
20
7
82
51% Jan
27
9
84 % Jan
27
88
Jan
9
33
Jan
1
30
64% Jan
Jan
30% Jan
16
7
Jan
3
Feb~15
36% Jan
23
41% Feb
6
29% Jan
3
32% Jan
13
33% July
32% Dec
Aug 10
31%
32
31
31%
21%
9
26% Feb
5
70
23
19
31
Feb
10
23
17% Jan
81'% Jan
5
6
21% Aug
12
1
100 % Jun
7
75% Feb
71% Jan
17
114% Jun
7
99% Jan
8% Nov
29
15% Sep
14
8% Jan
4
15
71% Jan
31
87
Jan
16
30
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv
Industries Inc
30
Jan
11
Jan
13
Mohasco
24
preferred —
4.20%
preferred ——;
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
6
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
81
Jan
26
1
18% Feb
23
16
Jan
5
17% Jan
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
52% July
23% Jan
6
21% Feb
10
23% Jan
30
24% Jan
12
Feb
9
24 Va Jan
12
41% Jan
23
47
Jan
3
Jan
B
Class
25% Jan
18
28
3
Montana-Daicota Utilities Co
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
26
42% Jan
9
Montana
3
30% Jan
23
35% Jan
11
Jan
25% Oct
11
73% Apr
28
107% Nov
15
23
95
3
21% Apr
25
18% Jan
10
19% Feb
7
18% Jan
9
20% Jan
20
24% Feb
10
Oil
Motorola
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
43% Feb
9
50'% Jan
20
22
30% Jan
23
34% Feb
6
Motor
Products Corp
27
3
27% Feb
10
29
Jan
5
Motor
Wheel
33
Jan
19
36% Jan
4
Mueller
22% July 20
17
Jan
4
Munsingwear Inc
45 % Jan
11
33% Apr
42% Mar
17% Jun
9
40
9
Feb
4
42 % Feb
10
43
Dec
6
36% Jan
23
Jan
3
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
49% Jan
31
Jan
24
126% Jan
3
Jan
6
40% Oct
25
47
114% Nov
9
128
28
18
Feb
47
Sep 26
42
Inc
Corp
10
20% F. b
Nashville Chatt
Njlco
j
2172
21%
2172
22 7a
12,600
87
86
86
85 72
86%
370
29%
29%
29%
297z
68
67
6772
27 7a
26 74
26%
87
87%
87%
87%
30
29%
29%
67%
68
6772
6772
28
28%
x27%
27%
National Acme
Co
23
67% Jan
5
23 % Jan
23
25% Jan
12
National
Airlines
20% Oct
31
14% Jan
9
Jan
13
National
Automotive
33% May 16
46 % Nov
23
37% Feb
10
37% Nov
45% Mar
62
14
Dec
1737/a Sep
37 % Feb
Jun
2
11
3
28
12% Feb
9
Feb
Jan
40
National
3
39 % Jan
3
174% Jan
183
6
10% Oct
1
17% Jan
10
16
30
Jan
14
Aviation
7%
National
16
13
Can
15%
15%
16%
1572
15%
15%
41%
40 7a
4172
39 74
39%
3974
40
17,600
30%
31%
30%
3174
30
30%
30%
31
11,600
32%
327a
32%
31%
32%
317a
32
31
31%
15%
1572
14%
15%
14%
157a
14%
15
1,500
78%
77
78%
76
77
75%
76 74
3,500
102 72
7.200
9%
12,100
♦15
78%
77%
107%
105%
9%
10
72
9%
National Cash
34% Feb
10
37% Jan
22% Feb
10
24% Jan
5
National
City
19% Jan
30
23% Feb
10
National
Container
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
30
41% Feb
10
.
24
10
20
■< Feb
10
21% Jan
3
National
Cylinder Gas Co—
15
23
39% Jan
3
National
Dairy
SI.25
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
21% Jan
26
24% Feb
6
National
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
23
Jan
17
National
93
Mar 21
19% Sep
100 % Aug
102% Jan
4%7©
30
7
National
Fuel
3
National
Gypsum Co common
Dec
5
103% Jan
11
3
23
76% Jan
104 % Jan
85 % Jan
3
Aug 29
183
July 22
176
Jan
10
179
Jan
31
7%
Mar
156
Jan
148% Jan
9
151
Feb
0
6%
4
5
12% Feb
National
Jan
23
38% Jan
Natl
16% Jan
20
17% Jan
National
64
20
11% Jun 21
14
Feb
23
11% Jan
23% Jan 31
38% Dec
29
33
16% Apr
21'., Mar
1
4
2172
21
21%
21
21%
217a
2174
21%
217,
21%
21
217a 4
21
21
44 %
4372
44
43%
43%
34,600
4,100
77% Sep
25
14
Jan
71% Jan
National
37% Jan
National
33% Jan
4
42% Mar 25
36 % Jan
38% Jan
6
51% Dec
29
47% Jan
23
51 % Jan
97% Feb
21
2
100% Jan
19
100% Jan
37% Jan
6
53% Nov
25
*4% Feb
10
8% Dec 30
103% May
12% Jun
43%
45%
26%
2672
2674
26%
26
267s
26 7a
267a
41%
417»
4174
4174
41%
40%
40%
40%
40%
2.300
34%
33%
"3472
32%
34
32 7i
32%"
32%
33%
15.800
88%
19%
88
88%
8774
88%
86%
86%
86 74
86%
16.400
19%
19%
19%
19%
♦19 74
19 %
19%
2,000
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23 74
23%
2372
2474
16,600
45
4574
44 :
44%
43 72
43%
43%
4472
5,900
337a
34%
33
3474
23,200
28
2772
27%
2,100
2,200
^
3
14% Feb
16
10% Apr
34 72
34%
34%
34%
28%
2872
28%
28%
29
34%
33%
347a
33%
33%
33 7i
33%
33 74
33%
17%
Xl7%
17%
1774
1774
17
17
177a
lf%
17%
44
447»
X437»
43%
42%
43
42 7z
43
3,400
387a
3872
37%
38
38
38
387a
3872
3,700
48
4874
48%
48%
48
4874
♦43 72
487a
500
*11972
19
13
Jan
15% Apr
19
15% Jan 20
17% July
15% Oct
93
18
16
3
National Vulcanized Fibre
6
Natomas Co
3
Nehi
♦48
Jan
16% Jan
3
Neisner
34% Jan
6
Newuerry Co
927* Jan
30
95% Jan
5
4
36% Jan
20
17% Jan
3
Mar
5
Jan
13
20
96% Jan
6
Newmont
10
18% Jan
9
Newport
17
16
Mar 15
82 % Dec
6
80
48
Feb
96
New
Jan
6
81% Feb
8
55% Jan
4
62% Jan
24
34%
35 7a
16.200
24%
24%
2474
24%
2474
23
23 7a
22%
237a
4.000
21%
2172
21%
21%
23 7b
22 7s
22%
22%
23%
40.200
39 7b
40
40%
41 %
4,200
37 74
38
3874
39
4074
20%
21
207a
20%
20 74
207a
20
2074
7,500
39%
38%
3974
38
39
36 72
3874
36%
37%
20,200
24%
23
23%
2274
22%
22 74
22%
2274
227»
5.000
22%
2172
22
2174
21%
31,000
99
98 72
98 7a
98 V2
99
207B
8172
*17874
151
*150
Jan
17
99% Feb
8
York
29
30
Sep
15
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
23% Feb
8
Jan
3
Co
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
52% Jan
30
Jan
3
Preferred
21 % Jun
2
25% Apr
18
20
Feb
6
Jan
6
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
3
92% Feb
Jan
New
York
S5
9
N
N
45
Sep
8
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
91
Jan
18
30
5
36 %
July 27
32
Jan
3
33%
Jan
Y
Dock
non-cum
&
Y
New
7
Nov
1
84
Feb
1
85
Jan
10
9
88
Jan
3
90% Jan
23
3
94% Jan
18
98% Jan
9
100
Mar 14
18% Jun
103% Apr
14
102% Jan
31
20% Jun
22
18% Jan
30
7
27% Mar 24
Jan
16
18
38% Jun
22
42% Jan
20
6
61% Sep
23
60 V8 Jan
4
64% Feb
3
Aug 23
26% Feb
1
25% Jan
19
26% Feb
7
48% Jan
25
1
21% Jan
103
33%
Jan
5
Harlem
New
RR
Haven
York
&
Shipbuilding
$3.75 preferred
Niaaara Mhk
3.40%
j
I
&
North
Northeast
Jan
13
88
Jan
3
Northern
Central
Ry
42% Jan
3
47% Feb
7
Northern
Natural
Gas
American
Aviation
Capital
Co
8
108% Jan
9
110% Jan
18
83% Jun
28
70% Jan
19
75% Jan
3
5'/2%
preferred
Northern
Pacific
Jan
6
86
Sep
27
99% Mar 23
100 % Feb
9
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 26
16% Jan
18% Sep
92% May1
21
16% Jan
20
18
Feb
6
49 VB
48 74
10074
50%
87% Jan
9
90
Feb
6
$3.60
10074
*10074
45 7a
447a
44 7a
8 7b
874
45
14%
14%
*1474
16%
16%
*16%
167a
16%
16%
34%
34%
34%
*34 74
34%
92 7a
937a
16%
34%
*92 72
17
177a
9872
*9672
9472
16%
♦92 7a
94
17
1774
13 7B
6%
94
103% May 11
101% Feb
7
103
100% Feb
10
Jan
4
Jan
3
$4.10
101 % Jan
9
$4.08
preferred
103
103% Apr
39% Jan
20
101% Jan
13
Jan
5
10
24% Feb
10
29 % Jan
13
26% Jun
7
16% Fab
8
19% Jan
3
6
102%
$4.11
100
♦96 7a
39% Jun
7
Jan
30
54
Dec
30
47% Jan
10
28% Jan
52% Jan
20
43% Jan
6
49% Jan
10
53
Feb
10
Ohio
105 74 Sep
20
5272 Aug
3
11072 Sep 30
10774 Jan
26
11074 Jan
4
4.407©
95 % Jan
20
LOO % Apr
96% Feb
10
100
5
3.90%
6
4.6%
20
13,100
17 Va
16%
167a
17
*817a
83
*58
60
16%
91
16%
937a
2,600
16
93
167a
3,900
*817a
83
10
817a
*79
8D/2
817a
6172
61
6172
60%
6174
29
2874
29 7a
2874
28%
42 7B
41%
41%
57%
567a
57
56
56%
54 7a
55%
54%
5574
7,800
2872
28 7a
28 7a
28
23'/4
28
28%
♦27%
287a
1,900
8972
*87
80 7a
877a
*86 7a
89
8972
9972
510
*88
*98
480
407a
997a
997a
*475
480
27%
40
41%
%
X87 7a
*96
997a
*475
510
74
25%
24%
25
23 74
247a
23%
24
56%
*55 7a
56
53%
557a
53%
53%
207a
20
20
20
20
20
20
387a
38%
38
38%
38
387a
37%
38 7b
927a
92 7a
92 7a
927a
32%
33
32%
33
*89 7a
957a
♦102 74
93
33
857a
91
957a
103
*91%
93
32%
33
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*89%
.
v
*84
857a
*89 7a
91
95 74
957a
10274
10274
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95
*83 7a
857a
♦89 7a
91
40%
37,403
♦475
20
32%
2,800
*97
987a
510
56
*84
4,600
27%
40 74
40%
5974
27%
:
25%
*91%
58%
i
28
857a
91
24%
54
*20
37%
♦93
33
*83 7a
♦89%
96
95 7a
103
*102%
96
10
10
24%
6,200
54 7a
4,000
1
•102%
957a
103
10
987a
510
21
1,200
387a
4,300
94
60
3374
20,400
857a
91
95 7a
103
-
270
50
19
197a
197B
19 7«
19 7B
19%
18%
19
*18 7a
19 7a
1,100
36%
37%
37 74
37%
36 7a
37 7a
36
36
36 72
36 Va
3.300
61
61%
63 7a
62 74
637a
62 Va
62%
61%
6174
26
26 74
2674
*25%
2674
*25%
2674
*25%
2674
400
82%
84%
81
83 7»
79
82 74
78%
80 74
79%
81%
19.200
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%,
2,700
x63 74
26
*87
45%
.
H 0 00
74 74
88
467a
110
75 74
87 Vi
46
8774
877.
46 VB
47 74
108 7a
73%
*109
108 7a
74%
72%
87 74
87 7»
45%
46%
*109
110
72%
74%
17%
17%
8774
46%
1)0
73
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
90
90
*89 7a
907a
*89 7a
90 Vi
90
90
10174
101%
101%
*101
102
*100
101
*100
101
*1017a
10274
102 7i
10174
*87
45%
*109
72 74
17%
*89 7a
88
4674
110
6,800
110
15,700
100
73 7a
13,800
17%
5,500
90%
60
102
30
100%
101
100
1027a
10274
10274
170
25 74
2474
*101
102
101
*1017a
10274
10274
25 7a
26%
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
15.900
1
common
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
167a
17
167a
16%
167a
16%
15,800
25
25
1,800
51%
51%
4,500
*100
preferred
25%
25%
*2574
2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
25
700
987a
16 72
25
1
1
34%
93 7a
*100
100
series
Northwest Airlines Inc
31% Feb
700
34%
*92 7a
16%
*93 74
917a
6.400
1,700
16%
167a
*96 7a
♦967a
94
6%
987a
9872
9474
927a
2,200
13
147a
*10174
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
25% Nov
6%
147a
100
series
series—.
preferred
13
6%
17 7a
17
1774
987a
137a
817a
100
series
8
147a
94
80
"
14%
*98
5
preferred
preferred
101
1474
*480
No par
Common
9
12.800
50%
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
16
4,700
87a
49 7a
1472
50
.
44 7a
49 74
874
com__10
Ry
x44 7a
*36%
6%
#
111% Dec
1007a
37
13%
1
Co
*100%
*36%
6%
1
Corp
9.3C0
7
36%
87a
2
6
49%
36%
13 7a
Ry common—25
preferred
25
3
4974
69i/4
37
6%
Western
17% Feb
400
4974
6974
67%
81/4
5
88% Jan
36%
17 74
67 74
*87
100
Co
36%
36 7a
17
69
1374
100
Adjustment
7,300
36%
357a
17%
68
6%
100
Norfolk
5,400
67%
36%
17%
8 74
100
Nopco Chemica
7,100
17
6774
35%
17%
2872
preferred
preferred
37
16%
36%
1774
697b
56%
3.90%
4.107©
36
36%
*12 7a
120
1,9C0
13 74
par
Niagara Share Corp
150
127a
8%
100
preferred
150
70
179
41%
3.60% preferred
16
18
150
77a
1
Corp com_No
27
64% Jan
150
137a
100
Corn
i
Pwr
16% Jan
108 % July 14
150
74
No par
77% Jan
86
150
Hartford
22
3
151
457»
10
series A—
19% July 27
91'/a May 4
46% Apr 20
27
178
1007a
No par
5%
92 '/* Dec
39% Jun
178
28%
—50
common
13 % Jan
85% Jan
17874
*178
8.903
61
No par
Co—
47% May 17
6
17874
77
*79
iNo par
common
preferred:
Common
6
87
92% May
179 7*
17%
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
26
101% Jan
11,900
45 74
20
Omnibus Corp
City
Jun
13
77%
3672
16'%
91
87% Mar 11
7874
12%
93 72
New
610
93% Jan
77%
10072
1
17
102% Jun
Jan
797a
45%
10
29% Jan
15
82% July
120
78%
80
12 74
16%
4
Mar 10
Oct
46%
103%
12%
*9672
27% Jan
Jun
38
45%
103%
1272
35
26,200
467s
1057a
12%
*92 72
20%
45%
♦103 7a
12%
*16%
24
20
20%
1,100
46%
10072
No par
Co.
207a
20%
46
1047a
12%
*3472
York
& St Louis
217a
98
17
100
Central
20%
98
1057a
78%
17974
21%
97%
*10372
48
46%
104 72
207a
20%
20 74
48 7b
10572
20 7b
x97%
*14 7a
Chicago
Y
70
20"%
6%
N
4
35%
8
New
500
35
1374
3
4
35%
45%
3
6
3572
10072
17
31
3672
3674
48%
% Jan
Jan
2,400
35%
69
59% Jan
Jan
127a
——
31% Jan
94% Jan
37%
1777a
12 %
*36%
9
87
37%
*176 7a
127a
3772
176%
36
9
475
37%
1777a
12 7a
38
12%
23
103
12,500
377a
176 7a
151
54% Feb
90
37%
5.100
37%
*178 74
337/e Jan
80% May 16
400
2,600
2,100
23%
12%
80
27% Feb
33% Feb
14%
37%
23 74
23%
1787a
19%
22
27
14%
37 74
23%
1272
47%
22
23% Sep
15
37%
178
37 72
*176
*104
59
47
14%
37%
22
49% July 27
Dec
15 7a
37%
1,000
12%
*9874
33
Dec
23%
15
-
24
5
18
2372
37%
37%'
64 7a
157a
„
2074
64 7a
23%
2372
xl5
2074
65
38%
7
Jan
2,200
20%
64
20%
4 %%
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New York Air Brake—>i.
5
78% Mar 30
7
90
121
20%
65%
37
l
Mining Corp__
Industries common—
*120
120
207a
6574
367a
common—No par
preferred
1197a
2072
65%
12%
17972
13
1
Inc—
(J J)
121
20%
20%
13
38
37%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Jan
2
19
31% Jan
3%%
New
88% Jan
94
Feb
20% Feb
23% Jan
Bros
38
37%
*177 72
l
11
1574
_i
Corp
24
104% Sep
77
24
Jan
Jan
1
41% Jan
15
24 7b
121
121
♦119 7a
*65
66
23%
_1
Co
—,
33% Jan
18
101
Theatres Inc
Jan
20%
*6472
5
—
7% Feb
16 % Feb
5
National
Co
137/8 Jan
69% Jan
July
Tea
9
9
97% Dec
18
9
National
3
16%
8
90% Mar 16
3
10
14
5
37% Mar
4
Jan
Ftb
13
12
33 % May
19
48
120
20%
10
com
1,200
44
38%
48
No par
(The) Pa
X27 %
38%
10
Jan
8
18
6% Dec
National Supply
4 'k
preferred
*
34%
1
Sugar Ref Co
19%;
45%
—No par
Corp
1.200
45%
Cast-No par
6% Jan
9
11% Jan
5
Steel
Corp
Steel
'
26%
5
Corp—
1,100
♦2174
♦2172
43%
100
&
Shares
130
33%
>—100
Service
Linen
Malleable
.
28%
No par
preferred A
preferred B
-
43%
1
Co common
1,600
22
10
,
$4.50 preferred
National Lead
175
9
Co
Gas
22 7a
21%
34
100
20 % Feb
51% Jan
90% Nov 28
25
Jan
1951
3
23
147
58
pfd series of
19% Feb
45% Jan
108
5
54% Jan
99% Jan
9
97% Feb
9
2172
21%
44%
5
22
2274
21%
19%
common—5
59% Sep
22% July 29
27
45 % Mar 14
21%
21%
88
5
Prod
5,500
23%
1
Stores
Department
Distillers
1772
33%
5
Products
17%
41 %
1
preferred
conv
17%
17%
44
1
34% Jan
34% Jan
17 74
1772
2G%
25
18% Sep 27
Jan
83
24V4
16
common
72%
83
"72
72
217a
47
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
Inc
210
72%
83 74
17%
157a
11
Co
.
♦82%;
17%
21%
21%
9%
■
8374
72
17%
21%
9%
9%
72
101
*8272
82%
21%
5
Register
9%
9%
9%
103%
10172
7,800'
83 74
7272
72
♦82 72
♦21
10
Lines
106
17%
26
21% Sep
105
107
82%
14% Mar 14
33% Oct
11,100
15%
40%
♦71 %
100
Corp
15%
15%
31%
78 %
10
common
preferred A
1,900
5,900
41%
106%
1
Corp
National Biscuit Co
24
Jan
179
67%
'26%
15%
1
Inc
Fibres
6772
2672
,
31%
l
Jan
27% July 25
70
6
800
29%
*29
.
31
—5
29
Jan
26%
15%
100
15 % Dec
*67
41%
:
20% Mar 14
47
80
22%
86
No par
corp
103
103
217a
30
St Louis
at
6,100
22%
N
118
Sep 21
11074
103
10372
10
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
6»0
10972
21%
5
—1
Murphy Co (G C)
1.500
10,000
112 72
103 72
1
Co
Brass
5872
*112
112
103
17%
59%
1772
18%
59
23
—_No par
3
10
S
& Co
(John)
Morrell
2,400
112%
10972
103%
♦103
8.100
21%
104
Montgomery Ward & Co—--No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
3
3
11
114
1
23 % Dec
May 17
112%
5
Co
16% Mar 14
27% Mar 14
11272
(The)—No par
Co
Power
Monterey
38% Jan
30% Oct
112
-2
Co
Chemical
Monsanto
32% Feb
32% Dec
112
17%
18
18
31%
22%
25
—No par
class A—
RR
Monon
34 % Mar 14
Jan
*113
5
6
15
85
1127z
Machine Tool——_No par
Monarch
9
Jan
21
2
112%
187»
3072
21%
♦103%
—100
100
1.25
3 % %
21
40% Aug
58
11374
110
100
pfd_10Q
preferred series A
7%
75% Jan
54
6072
113 74
Corp
114
49
59 >/4
113%
Light—No par
10c
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
8% Jan
10
6174
Power &
Maid
Minute
73 % Sep
79% Sep
6072
Mission Corp
5
10
•18
Ontario Paper Co—5
&
Minnesota
34% Jan 11
30
preferred
conv
22
18%
61 %
112%
100
25
preferred
1st
$1.50 2nd
Minnesota
22 7a
22%
17%
22%
30%
317a
21%
*30
60%
2.100
*30%
21%
3074
21%
$5.50
14% Jan
14% Dec
32%
Corp
Chem Corp of
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
3
44%
17
32
3
28% Dec
Oct~31
3172
10
3072
Shares
Feb. 10
3072
31%
11
29% Feb
73% July
22% Jan 20
33%
21% Feb
4
14
35% Dec
18
22% Jan
25
93% N ay
15% Feb
12% Jan
,23% Jan
Feb. 'J
3172
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 8
32 Vb
Minerals &
3
20% Oct
Wednesday
Feb. 7
Amer—1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn ot Paul <St 8 S Marie—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com-1.50
3.30'/© conv preferred-—
——100
Minn Min <fc Mfg common—No par
12
36% Jan
Par
;
galea #•»
8ALI PUCKA
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 6
32
Midwest Oil
8
30% Feb
Nov 30
41% July 13
35
21
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
■,Fi Year 1955
50%
51%
51%
101
102 74
-.
257a
2574
25%
25
25
52
51%
51%
517a
51%
0
22
Jan
Edison
Nov
15
14
109% Jan
3
Jan
11
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
3
108% Jan
16
109% Feb
10
30% Sep
28
39
Jun
20
33% Jan
4
37% Feb
7
Ohio
3172 Jan
28
34 74 Jan
10
3674 Jan
3
Oklahoma
18 72 Jan
20
40% Sep 21
19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
100
Jan
19
2174 Sep
26
tI'rir
no
Jan
con
rtflrrp
19
110
4.56%
Co__
Gas
Feb
19% Jan
9
4%
102 72 Feb
9
Preferred 4.247©
Jan
17
Natural
*98 7a
5274
51%
108
108
99
98
52 7a
108 74
987a.
51%
108
*96%
52 %
51%
52 7b
10874
*107 7a
»-» O CO £
97
98
97
*109 74
110
*1097,
110
*10374
110
*108%
*109
109 7a
*109
10'7a
*109
109 7a
*109
No par
37
37%
36%
37%
x36%
35%
337a
35%
36%
357a
^
Elec
Co
100
com__10
series
Gas
150
160
*109
109%
10972
109%
109 72
_50
36 7a
35%
35 7 a
54,100
357a
357a
357a
36
*19
19%
*19
19%
*19
1974
102 7a
*102
102 7a
*102
1027a
7.50
24
24%
24%
8.800
96%
35 74
*102
24 7a
53
108%
93 %
35%
100
2474
5274
♦107%
37
20
preferred
Oklahoma
50%
108
109%
:
&
100
100
—I—100
preferred
Oil
23% Jan
OR.
,
preferred
4.447©
101% Jan
25%
12
common
preferred
preferred
•
107
Co
24%
:
197a
19%
102 7a
1027a
24
2474
19%
♦102%
24
19%
103
24 7s
5,900
400
10
6,000
Volume 183
Number 5507
Commercial and FinancialThe
Chronicle
..:
(789)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowwt
\
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
STOCK8
,
64% July
26
Range Since Jan.
Highest
135
July
Lswsst
1
'
NEW YORK
Highest
Olln
8
51 Ya Jan
8
114
23
Jan
55 % Jan
30
6
18% Sep
118% Jan
9
22
15% Feb
10
,94% Jan
10
112 V* Sep
17% Jan
9
22
102 y4 Feb
9
107% Jan
9
Feb
31% Jan
47
Sep 20
40 Ya Feb
84% Oct
99
Jan
82
16
Jan
16% Dec
14
Feb
9
.37
Jan
43% Jan
3
10
90
Monday
9
Conv preference 1951 series
Corp
4%%
Otis
3
Elevator
16% Jan
3
16% Jan
24
7
88% Jan
Overland Corp
6
100% Feb
10
22
61'A Jan 23
67% Jan
3
22
Mar 14
93
V
46% May 17
Apr 22
9% Oct 26
Nov
.38% Jan
3
102% Jan
13
33% Jan 27
17
110
12% Mar 10
25'/» Nov 29
44% Mar 15
53
6
42
25
56
Dec
7
6% Nov 16
37 y4 Nov
,
28
Jan
Mar
•-
22
Jun
88
104,
36
40
Jan
15
6
Nov 29
Co
18
Jan
16
50% Feb
8
40
9
Jan
Feb
f
Jan
Pacific
Jan
3
27
"7%
9
\
9% Jan
\
18% Jan
9
74 V Jan
100% Feb
11
Jan
10
871
6
103
18
Feb :
Jan
Pan
36y2Jan
3
'
-i
5
8c
Panhandle
1
12
40
25% Feb
Id
6
30% Jan
9
17'A Sep
7y8Jan
Parker
21
12% Jan
23
14% Feb
3
4% Feb
8
5% Jan
5
64% Feb
14
49 y4 Jan
30
52% Jan
12
44
Oct
11
V
46% Jan 20
—
20
%
1
Oil
Rust
Co
new..—2.50
par
16
103%
102%
103
35
34
34l/a
6,100
41%
41
41 %
6,200
65
36%
101
•35%
83
20
24
*23%
82
82
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,100
98%
98%
99%
99%- 100%
3,100
67
♦81
83
66
67
82%
66y4
66
86j
66%
6,500
36%
37%
•36%
36%
36%
36%
6,200
101%
xlOOVa
100%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35
114
114
)
10
10
v
20 %
20%
113
"
20%
•20%
20%
20%
20%
;V
24
24
23%
v
*23%
39%
x38%
50%
39 *
38%
9%
♦9
17%
17%
83% -84%
100%
—
"
*23%
39%
51%
39
'
153
>
39%
51%
138
139
51 %
-
•39
85
17%
42%
44 %
*9
?. 13%
13%
32%
33%
♦27
14
14%
14
43%
41
14
4%
4%
51%
51%
•50%
51%
No par
*38%
39
38%
38%
25
9
160
42%
•9
5,300
•
42
13,600
9%
50%
17%
'82%
100
18
17%
17 %
59,200
83%
82 %
82%
101 %
101%
101%
12%
12%
12%
12%
36,500
;33%
33%
33%
33%
19,200
•38
41
•38
300
41
42%
42%
42%
43%
27%
26 %
26%
25%
26
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4%
•
13,400
'
43%
4%
4%
42 %
1,010
'
41
42%
13%
4%
152 % 152%
7
7%
7%
34%
*27
;
-1
2,200
'!
101%
102
*38
43%
27%
4,500
:50±
137
13%
33%
43%
49%
152 %
9
85%
12%
27%
'39% i
39
50%
137
41%
18
83'A
•101 %
27%
39'/a
•
6,800
137 %
.7
9%
17%
87
101%
43 V*
49%
2,600
t
"
►101%
*38
300 7
39% -f.
50 %
152%
153
7%
101%
41
38%
•\49%
'
7%
9%
50%
136%
138%
*152
7%
44%
13% ,v 13%
33
32%
*38
23%
39
50
'
44%
1,400
3,600
'
,
7%
310
10
24
♦152
9,400
35%
112%
112%
10
50
•7%
45%
470
10
39%
•
34%
113
9%
50 v4
*9%
"101% 101%.'
•
39%
51%
90
*100%
,
36%
101
50
138%
180
103%
16%
83
39%
17
♦102
98%
50%
52%
138%
9,900
15%:
17
10
20%
15%
98
114
153
800
34
10
44%
21,200
41
114
-
52%
116%
35%
39%
38%
52
♦115
53
116 y4
41"%
No par
Penick & Ford
15%
40%
97%.
"
...
No par >:
t
Proof
51%
116V4
16%
49%
1
Transportation ___No
Patina Mines & Enterprises
54%
116%
16
39 y4
10
Corp.
52%
116%
35%
10
r
24
r'
25
»._No par.
No par
Parke Davis & Co
»
35%
54%
118
116
10
25
Parmeiee
5
35
*
116
Corp..—.—10
Electric.:
Paramount Pictures Corp—:i
1
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp—1
10% Jan
4Vi May 27
-
Inc_——_5
common.:
preferred
51 y$ Apr
.
36%
Amer
9
4
66
preferred.,—
Lighting Corp
34% Feb
V4 Jan
Shares
35%
*16%
100%. 101%
Pacific Mills
51%
Pacific Telep & Teleg common. 100
138%
.<
6% preferred
100?:.?: *152
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp—_1 V
7%
Pacific Western Oil Corp
4%
31
30% Jan 23
64
36%
15
World' Airways Inc
1
7 '-/• Panhandle East
Pipe L com__No par
6
r 4%
preferred :
;
100
,13% Jan
the Week
41%
83
16%
97%
common_4
12
16% Jan 27
■
js
9
45% Jan
23
Gas
Pacific
12
;
conv
preferred
Pacific Finance
Jan ,12
152% Feb
"54
cum
84
16%
97
6.25
5%
139% Feb-i2
3
47'A May
Coast
401
6% Jan 23
25
44% Jun
Pacific
3
41
3
Nov
5
>
4%
83
5
com____No par
100
Fisheries
24% Jan
■
Inc
Araer
4
2
Jan
10
Products
Pacific
21% Jan
.
Pabco
6
6
3
Apr 18
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
6
Friday
Feb. 10
41%
41%
No par
Jan
Jan
§
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
.
48
3
9% Oct
Feb
Feb. 9
34%
35%
1
$5 preferred
6
Bales for
Thursday
103%
40%
(The)
Jan
132% Jan
145'/2 Jan
5
62
_
118
\ 10%
38% Jan 10
48 Ya Jan 23
38% Jan 20
15
12
2
8% Apr
„
23 % Feb
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
142% Mar 10
.
10
37% Jan
23
20
-
Aug 29
Aug
5
37% Jan
128% Jan
Jan
9% Jan
-
26% Nov 29
44 ye Jun 29
17 y4 Jan
Jan
27
39% Nov 17
124
c
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
.
35
100% Jan 25
18
PRICES
Feb. 8
16%
103%
103%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oxford Paper Co common___
101 % Nov
16
6.25
20
17
116
16%
83y8c
Jun
Mar 14
118
••
103%
No par
71% Dec
Feb
53%
103%
34%
new
98
34
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 7
54%
16
100
67
94
116
1
preferred
•7% Jan
Nov
54%
100
common
convertible
Outboard Marino &
Mfg
Outlet Co
6
Tuesday
FeD. 6
Mathleson Chemical
Corp—
Oliver
13
Jan
Par
Common
3
,13% Jan
34
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4%
5%
4%
7,300
:
600
1,000
5
4,800
51%
50%
50%
50
61
1,700
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
1,100
*23%
24%
•23%
24%
♦23%
*28%
29
28%
•27y2
24%
28%
28%
•27'A
28%
,
36% Jan 10
44% Mar
8
22 % Dec
37% Jan
3
25% Jan
6
29% Feb 24
29% May 3
22 V2 Jan
5
24% Feb
1
Jan 20
29% Jan
*23%
13
24
$1.32
preferred
28% Jan
25
12
*28%
29
$1.30
preferred
24%
*28%
24%
26% Jan 19
29
25
*27%
Penney (J C) Co.
28%
*27%
No par
28%
*27%
28%
93%
94
93%
93%
93%
96
95
96
95
1
32%
96%
33 %
32%
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
15
8,000
15'A
15
15%
32%
14%
33
1
15%
14%
15
14%
15
17,900
52
♦49%
27
27% Mar 17
27% July 28
82
Jan
11
106% Dec
29% Aug
9
Jun
23
14% Dec
6
15 % Dec
4
92% Feb
30% Jan
58
2
23
6
44
May
38
17
48 % Jan
110
Jan
11
111% Jan
105
Jan
3
6
Oct
Dec
19
52
Jan
25
Jan
3k
Jan
5
10
19% Jan
13
31 % Jan
13
Mar
4
Nov
5
II
Jan
9
Jun
115 y2 Apr
5
102 y4 May
11
107 y4 Apr
III
May 26
l2V4Jan
96
23
86% Dec 28
Jan
22% Feb
50% Jan 24
102
Jan
30 y4 Jan
54
Jan
104
17
Feb
3
35% Feb
18
6% Jan
37% Feb
10
43% Jan
102% Feb
10
106% Jan
54"% Jan 23
60% Feb
6
Jan
4%
25% Jan
10
$1
112% Jan
13
4.4%
19
1
104% Jan
107% Feb
1
13
3.8%
4
4.3%
109% Jan
10
4.68%
Jan
23
18% Jan
3
34% Jan
4
87
3
91
3
Jan
4
19
Jan
Feb
44% Jan
23
46% Jan
16
Dec
10
91
Jan
30
93
Jan
11
30
88
Jan
12
89% Jan
4
14% Jan
16
15% Jan
16
95% May 13
100
Dec
29
13% Apr
78% Jan
6
46 % Jan
6
Dec
104% Feb
14
6
52 y4 Jun
Feb
61
10% Jan
15
124
17
13
83
Jan
7
4
12% Jan
18
9
59% Jan
3
45
Jan
6
120
100% Sep 20
100
Nov
21
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
62
21% Dec
85
>
Feb
163y2 Jan
22
40 % Jan
24
82% Jan
3
81
7
10
6% Feb
10
7% Jan
16
24% Feb
9
29% Jan
9
Feb
88% Feb
26
Jan
84
13
36% Jan
24
Jan
26
90
Jan
24
28% Feb
9
27
153 y2 Jan
22
Petroleum
C
7
155
Feb
39% Jan
146% Jan 24
156
4
preferred
23
33% Feb
Plymouth
24% Feb
Poor
31
Sep 13-
94 V2 Jan
30
69% Dec
15
81
May 19
37% Feb
2
47
Nov 23
12% Jan
3-
43% Jun 28
89% Jan
6
27
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
125 y4 Sep 14
34% Nov 16
33 y4 Apr
7
104
Jun
8
105% July
9 % Feb
69% Jan
43% Feb
37
Jan
22% Feb
100
94
94%
96
1
A
100
78%
7
26%
82
100
*89%
100
26%
100
*153%
1
38%
100
*154
29
79 %
7%
82%
91
27%
158
39
156
29%
40
35
2,800
38%
6%
39%
37%
38%
103
102%
102%
1,370
58
58%
60%
33,800
393/4
6,300
39%
25
25%
39%
39%
120
100%
100%
100 %
100%
100%
100%
760
♦105%
106
105%
105%
♦104%
105%
*104%
107%
108
105 %
109
300
*107%
109
•107%
109
*107%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
118
17%
18
31%
'■
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
*89%
♦15
*97%
86%
90
*88%
92
*89%
15%
*15
102
*97%
90
•88
46
103
23%
46
*93%
96
103%
*101%
46
95
22%
93%
96
•96
104
102
33%
45
44%
U9
92
*92 Va
92
•89J/2
15%
•15
92
♦89%
15%
•15
*97%
102
45%
22%
93
93%
98
*95%
103%
100%
33
34%
16%
79%
16%
•
•162%
81
25%
81
90%
*88%
28%
27%
♦153%
38%
*152
♦28%
158
38%
156
29%
•155
38%
♦152
29%
45%
84
•11%
52
♦101%
45%
23
44%
200
92
15%
85
72,400
12%
200
52%
1,000
103
46 V2
1,800
23
3,800
93
•93
94%
•96
98
33%
16%
99%
33%
16%
40
200
99%
1,900
33%
16%
2,600
164
•162 %
600
164
165
*163%
38
37%
79%
7
79%
6%
3,900
80%
9,600
7
3,400
25%
4,200
81
81
81
•81
82
90
88%
88%
•88%
90
27%
27
27%
26%
27
160
39
29%
♦155
37%
♦148
160
38%
156
25%
_40
37%
25%
156
14,200
102
96
100%
165
7
20
7,000
280
88
94
24%
(
50
17,300
*112
22%
79%
7%
25%
27%
103
*97%
37%
165
79%
81
52
•112
23%
78%
*88%
12%
•101%
46
78%
7
84%
52
38%
7%
v
83
103
37%
26
102
*11%
12
38%
7
88
44%
38%
x25%
89%
45%
92
♦112
23%
31%
•155
37%
•148
180
100
:
5,500
160
37%
4,300
156
700
29%
29%
32
31%
32
6,900
23%
22%
22%
2,200
*29%
29%
5
32%
33
32
32%
31%
23%
24
23%
24%
x22%
10
Co.
33
23
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22
22
4,300
No par
Power
Gamble
32%
22%
97'A
99%
98
99%
96%
98%
96
96
95%
96
8,600
9%
*70
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
71
70
70
10
44%
44%
44%
44%
Indiana—No par
44%
44%
43%
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38%
86%
Colorado
*70
71
9%
9y»
9%
70%
70
70
44%
44%
44%
X37%
38
37%
38
•70
86% Feb
6
preferred
100
26% Jan
30
4.32%
preferred
•85%
86
*26
26%
♦26
4.^16 %
26%
•26
preferred
26%
*84%
♦25%
86
25
13
26%
•25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25"%
100
116%
116%
Gas common_No par
115%
•114%
33 %
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 y4
33%
31%
32
31%
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
32
100
31%
*101%
102
100
*102%
103%
100
104%
104%
10
24%
24%
24%
25
67%
66%
66%
64%
66%
64%
65%
65%
66
44
43%
44%
42%
43%
41%
42%
42
42%
4,500
50
2,100
14,000
26%
25
Jan
116% Feb
6
3%%
4.20% preferred
24
Feb
6
Jan
27
32% Jan
10
$1.40
17
103% Feb
10
4.08%
preference
preferred1
26
4.18%
4.30%
J
preferred
7
34
9
74% Dec 27
64'% Feb
9
41% Apr
37% Jan
4
Feb
Pub
Serv
El
&
div
com__No par
74% Jan
3
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman Inc
44% Feb
7
Pure
25% Feb
'
18,300
100%
100
25
26
3
2,800
10
class B
of
10
100
25
__
26%
104
57%
59%
166%
10
104
102%
103
•165
10
105
40,200
;
112
*112
104
51
*24%
45
96
21%
51
•111%
*91
104
21%
52
111%
45%
23%
100
22%
111%
91%
46
800
4,900
112
89 Ve
87 %
8,500/
A
112
91%
15%
38
105,300
94
6»/8
166%
of
22 y2 Jan
23%
5
32% Jan
28.
39%
♦25
'
6%
*165
Co
24% Nov 28
page
25%
•92
154
6%
38%
Co
27
see
39%
38%
58
154
94
*50%
*104
154
6%
38%
166%
Serv
105
footnotes
*102%
59
100
17%
34%
38
Serv
9
387/.
102%
460
35
34%
*165
Public
30
6%
2,800
27%
34%
34%
164
Public
16
6%
17
27 Va
35%
16%
*162%
6
Jan
105
35
100
common
31
31% Jan
*103%
17%
27%
21%
52
105
35%
100
34%
•92
22%
17
12
30% Jan
22
*50%
52
34%
153%
94
2.50
preferred
100% Jan
150
*92%
17%
48
27%
!
155
164
12
103% Jan
33% Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug
l
52
154%
16%
Jan
19
154
35
*162%
Jan
25
6
17%
27%
35
17
38% Feb
103 V2 Jan
Mar 15
17%
27%
164
46
18
17%
28%
16%
72
10
5,300
*162%
9
102 y4 Jan
30% Mar 30
1
27
5
11
46
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
25% Jan
47
44%
*112
3
20
46%
*101%
Co
Oil Co
&
47%
103
Jan
25'/2 Jan 25
Jan
Procter
47
*101%
10
Nov 21
105
Coal
class
Potomac Electric
Jan
48
52 %
(conv) ...No par
(The)
Co
47%
86%
8
84 % Jan
114
&
48%
52%
..100
Plough Inc
23
40,800
83%
*11%
convertible preferred
Jan
23
53%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Co
22%
88%
12%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%%
107 %
23%
53%
Metallurgical Inc
Pittston
Feb
29% Feb
107%
22%
45%
issued"
21% Jan
108
86
2
guaranteed
5%
107%
23%
47%
108
♦11%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry com.100
Pitts
107%
23
12
Pitts
7%
107%
54
L RR_
preferred
"When
107%
23%
No par
Consolidation
8
8
St
47%
111'A
12
par
$4.80
Pitts
19
26
11
&
47%
110%
94
92
8,500
111%
92
102
50
100
110%
52%
5
Pitney-Bowes Inc
C
*89%
*15
*97%
*27%
•49%
25
common
preferred
Dec
Oct
No par
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
24% Sep
Feb
48
4
Jan
25
26% Jan
8
37% Jan 31
30 y4 Jan
Oct
34% Feb
74
9
1
100
__
35% Mar 18
32
9
23
81
new—
1
Jan
7
..100
com
44"%
*92
28
112>
109
32%
'.5
Phoenix
$4
*108
32
100
preferred
Phillips
106
*90
25
18
170
19
Corp
106
17%
Jan
3
Jan
3
3
common
39%
*25
♦111%
100%,, 101
3
4% preferred
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones
39%
25%,
111%
100
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
39%.
*25
111%
17%
97
Jan
16
Jun
1
106% Feb
93
95
18% Jan
3
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No
par
$5 convertible preferred—No
6
66% May
^...^.10(1,
—r10®:
preferred
3%%
par,
100
.
Pitts
25 y4 Jan
23 V8 Dec
58%
3
6
29 Ve Jan 18
» 8 % Mar
7
100% Feb 10
103 >/2 Nov 22
103 %
58%
3
7
11
38%
102%
26
27% Dec
25'/a Feb
Feb
163% Jan
40'/4 Dec
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
28% Jan
3
1
100
25% Jan
159% Dec
Mar 21
102%
58%
6%
12.50
common
94% Jan
8
84
6%
38%
35
21%
6%
39%
3
14
36% Nov 15
*103%
35%
6
16% Feb
29% Jan
&
35%
9
8
29
19% Mar 15
105
Feb
12
153% Dec
24% Mar 14
*103%
5
90 y2 Jan
108% Jan
19% Jan
120
11
16% Feb
84% July 28
96
July 20
6
25
Jan
30% Jan
Mar 14
Jan
47
162 V2 Jan
41% Dec
3
25 % Jan
3
3
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
22% May 17
76 y2 Mar 11
150
Feb
8
173
Mar 14
6% Oct
102
166 »/4 Aug 12
Jun 10
31
*50%
22% Feb
33
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
3
26
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
6
67% Feb
88% Feb
Feb
52
16
Oct
23
100% Jan
5
6
84% Jan
52
Reading Corp
Corp common
Philco
5%
83% Nov 23
100% July
33% Jan
21% Jan
21'/a
*50%
Phila &
9
48% Sep
30
33%c
(conv)
preferred
17
94
38%
*49%
52
47%
48
110% 111
34%
156
158%
93%
93%
21%
22%
No par
5
preferred
31 % Feb
156 %
*92%
preference confe.—Nppafr
Jan
16
153
50
48%
111%
34%
100
EJectrJp Co cojtnroo^—No
conv
106Jan
9
Mar 30
101
phila
35 %
100
preferred
Jan
17%
28%
35
100
preferred
5
Jan
99
6
Dec
115
2nd
17%
28
47%
17%
27%
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
3
111
47%
40
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
Pfizer
48
110%
*107%
23%
10
Pfeiffer
24% Jan
7
2
47%
10
common
preferred
16
19
107%*
23%
Mfg Co
Corp
38% Jan
39% Feb
23%
Petroleum Corp of America
93
6
Salt
50
48%
107%
preferred
4%%
92
10% Dec
$1.60
52
111
.50
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
6
69% Jan
Pennsvlvania
48
110%
100
4.40% series preferred
Penn-Texas
*49%
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
14
82% July
1
com___No par
Pennsylvania RR
22
97
37% Feb 21
85% Jun
& Light
preferred
Dec
19
31
Corp
Power
4% %
43% Jun
6
Oct
26
Corp
(The)
Sand
...
July 25
26% Mar
110% Jan 31
102% Oct
35% Feb
158% Feb
20 '/a Jan
64% Aug 25
24
3
26
93 y2 Jan
May 25
119 y2 May 26
43
10
Jan
50
6
96 y4 Oct
27 Vs Feb
147
4
6
Feb
33% Jan
3
13
Jan
17
33% Nov 23
6
37% Jan
30
25% Jan
50
106 % Jan
6Va Nov 22
6
9
23
97
29
36 ye Jan
102 % Dec
22% Feb
45% Jan
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
Sep
13
173
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
2
:
Cement
Corp
Glass
Penn
23
10
Jun
22% Apr 11
33J/2 Sep 16
38
July 21
21
Oct
Feb
30% Jun
14
33
146
108
53
17% Oct 28
108
Penna
113 y2 Apr 20
29
48
Penn-Dixie
Pennroad
Jan
common
preferred
33% Jan
108 y4 Apr 25
28
$1
Telep
15% Jan
16
46 % Jan
Peninsular
53
•
3
Jan
11
Jan
7
44y8Oct
26
14% Jan
50
101
2
Jun
103 y4 July
22
Jan
102
•
Nov 28
49% Dec
5
41% Mar 14
107
'
28
6
40% Jan
33
Jan
152% Feb
31%
Jan
10
3
7
31
Oil
(The)
.
85
No par
66%
5
x43%
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%. preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
31'A
*151
30%
86%
86%
♦116
102
*102%
105
86%
116%
102
*86%
116
X115
116
2,500
14,300
4,800
180
103
103
103%
103%
103%
•102
103
103%
103%
•103'A
104 y4
30
105
*105
105%
105%
105%
•105
106%
220
25 Va
12,300
24%
31%
31%
152%
151v4
152%
151 %
30%
30%
30%
31
116%
200
"10
32
31%
25
32
151 %
30%
♦102
24%
104
24%
24%
4,500
33,400
5,300
31%
31%
31%
31%
*151 y4
152 %
151%
151%
170
30%
30%
30%
1,500
30%
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, February 13, 1956
(790)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
LOW AND
STOCKS
f*r Previous
Range Since
Year1955
J0% Jan
11
86% Feb
8
12
Jan
RKO Theatres Corp
23
56
Jan
31
42% Jan
11
41% July
13% Sep
28
25% Apr
Oct
11
37% Jun
39
34% Jan
5
7% Jan
Jan
27
25 % Jan
25
Jan
4
3
13% Jan
6
16% Jan
23
Jan
27
15
04
Jan
22% Feb
Conv pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred—
7% Feb
10
8% Jan
16
Jan
30
15% Jan
10
49 % Jan
3
Republic
78% Feb
3
Revere Copper &
Jan
3
Sep
15
69% Jan
10
8
9 % Feb
2
10
60
Sep
54% Dec
62
Nov
82
Jan
26
SI
May 11
Jan
26
32 % Sep
26
1
10
53% Jan
10
54% Jan
3
11% Apr
51
5
16
Preferred 4.50%
34% Jan
6% Jan
66 % Jan
23
5
13
20% Feb
14 % Jan
19
Jun
21
6
Ritter
Oct
Feb
9
31
Feb
2
9
9
454
Feb
2
4
103% Jan
10
105
Jan
1
22 % Feb
10
26% Jan
18
32% Dec
15
3
48% Jan
3
34% Jan
23
11
Sep
27
15% Mar 21
11% Jan
3
5s
6%
6%
6%
6%
73%
741/4
72%
74'%
70
72 %
21%
21%
21%
20%.
21
*31
44
44
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
1
15'%
15
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
-—_
*12'A
*12'A
12%
*12'A
12%
40'A
41'A
*40%
41 '/4
40
40
85%
84%
85
83%
85
81'%
83
83%
84%
1
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 %
27'%
27%
27%
28%
9,400
%
JC
i'o
li
Vi
%
i'<s
35%
35%
34-/a
35'A
35
3578
34%
lV
34%
181,400
li
1
34%
4,800
(Jacob)
0
1278
12%
12 %
12'%
12%
12 %
Xl2%
*12%
12%
700
Corp
———
(The!
23
50%
Jan
16
24% Feb
8
30
Jan
20
33
Jan
13
27
81
Jan
18
1
Preferred series A 5%
15
281
Jan
23
306
Jan
3
St Louis Southwestern Ry
10
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
5
102% Jan
6
31
22
Jan
57% Dec
16
45'/a Feb
78% Jun
20
65
Jail
Feb
11
92% Feb
104
8
36
11
Jan
86
Jan
3
4
Scott
6
13
Jan
104
11
Jan
$4 preferred
Scovill
6
40
5
38% Jan 25
4
92 % May
Feb
9
80% Jan
69 % Oct
11
87% Jun
7
71% Jan
23
77
Feb
8
Mar 14
38% Dec
8
35
Jan
10
37
Jan
16
Sep
18
53%
5
July 18
.
Jan" 20
19% Feb
Feb" _3
60
22% Jan
6
JL0
40% NOV
32 % Jan
20
36% Jan
16
Jan
23
57/a Jan
20% Dec
16
17
9 % Apr
Nov
10
61'A Jan
5
35
Oct
11
49'A Apr
11
18% Jan
12
11
6'A Jan
3
Jan
3
58% Feb
8
39% Jan
4
46
Feb
1
26
52
56
18
49% NOV
29
9% Mar 14
11 % Jan
10
66% Mar
Shamrock Oil &
3
295
*286'A 290
165
*147
Shattuck
3
Sheaffer
62 !/a Jan
10
6
30% July 12
25% Feb
9
27% Jan
3
19 V* Jun
13'% Feb
9
15% Jan
6.
Sheraton
A)
50'% Feb
10
24% Jan
3
20'A Nov
2
33% Jan
27
Jan
27
32 % Jan
12
65 % Dec
27% Feb
Jun
7
59% Feb
3
Skelly
Oil
Jan
9
Smith
(AO)
31% Feb
2
Smith-Corona
71% Feb
6
Socony
22% Jan
5
17% Jan
53
26
19% Mar
12
19% Feb
9
30
54
Feb
25
Jan
16
53'% Jan
16
19
37% Jan
3
26% Feb
9
28
Jan
17
Mar 14
40'A Nov
3
37
Jan
9
40'% Jan
17
49% Jan
23
51% Jan
5
17
7
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
Jan
26
Oct
11
18
65% July
38% Apr
2
U
20% Fea
Jan
31
30
Jan
4
33% Jan
23
35% Feb
10
19% Jan
34
Aug
1
36% Nov 29
18
51
72% Jan
3
29
5%
South
8%
Porto
preferred
27% Jan
10
28
Jan
3
8
18% Feb
8
21
Jan
17
41%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
25%
25%
X24%
72'A
73
72'/4
72-/2
26%
27%
27
27%
14
14
13%
14
Sparks
16
65% Feb
98% Sep
16
103'/8 Nov 30
100% Jan
5
16% Jun
2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103% Nov 14
17% Feb
8
88
Mar 22
10% Oct
8
27
July 11
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg &
3
Sperry
27% Jan
102% Jan
3
$4.50
16% Jan
3
Spiegel
July 27
81% Feb
8
83% Jan
17
$4.50
7
51% Jan
23
53% Jan
6
41% July 27
94% Nov 22
39% Jan
3
43% Jan
13
89% Jan
5
91% Jan 26
10% Jail
31
see
page
9% Jan
28.
3
12% Jan
11 % Jan
6
23
1,000
57'A
57%
49,300
56%
57%
55%
56
56'A
57
52'A
52 %
51
29%
30'/a
29 %
32%,
31
31'A
29%
69%
70'A
68%
69%
66%
68
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
58%
58%
58%
59'A
57%
58%
53%
53%
53
53%
30%
30%
30
30'A
29%
32%
30%
V"
46%
*57
58%
11%
ll%
19
11%
52
29%.30%
19%
11
35,000
v
11%
19%.
2,700
10%
11
5,900
19%
13,200
19'A
19
19'A
53%
*52%
*52%
53%
*52
52%
26%
26%
27
26'%
26%
26%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
3 7'A
37'A
*36%
38
1,100
50%
50%
50%
7,100
20'A
20%
26,600
18%
19
53'%
19
54%
55%
54'A
35%
8,300
54%
53
53%
21,100
32%
33%
35%
33%
34%
105%
103%
104%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
*90%
1
27%
27 3
1
2.50
18%
18%.
Co
4%
*63
a
68 3 8
103
18
50c
25
24%
101
25 'A
102
18%
18%
*18'A
Tb
4%
x67%
xl7%
4%
24%
101
70
67
68%
*101%
103
17%
...
67%
103
17%
17%
25%
24%
25%
*101
101
102
*63
66%
*101%
15%
2,200
67%
103
*63
65%
102
5,300
67%
3,800
70
102
220
17%
17%
17%
3,700
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
67,900
*101
102
♦101
102
160
15%
15%
15%
15%
82
81%
81%
81%
81%
*81%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
7,700
42%
X41'A
41%
40%
41%
4,400
91%
*91'A
91%
*91'A
91%
30
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,100
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
42 %
42%
42
42'A
42 %
No par
91%
9i%
91'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*81%
70
4%
15%
No par
10%
4,900
19
15%
82
10%
26%
17%
~
81%
1
4
5
*63
No par
5
Co
92
4%
15%
1
26%
X26%
18%
15%
Inc
2,300
27%
2
com
3,700
*90%
18%
*101
%
27
30,300
51%
27%
5
18
92
34%
101 %
51
19%
70
68
*90%
33
101!
27%
5
103
51%
18%
*63
1
x51 '/a
27%
5
6
xlOl'A 103
92
*90%
92
70
100
common
Electric
34%
53%
34%
1
Co
3 5'A
52%
104%
Sons
Inc
30
35
3 5'A
*90'%
700
30
104%
92
30
2,300
30
34%
51
*29%
26%
3 5'A
*29%
104%
Inc
preferred
&
67%
26%
53%
100
Service
Standard Coll Products
Gas
66%
*52%
19
1
preferred
Standard
23,800
27
18%
No par
50
Square D Co
$3.50
4,200
30
30 'A
26%
No par
common—
Brands
4,300
2 9'A
30
*52%
7.50
preferred
Standard
51
6,900
5
Rand Corp common
Inc
50%
2,300
*205
*205
*205
*205
11%
-
50
common
6
10
For footnotes
Co
6
20
4
Public
Feb
23
16% Peb 11
57%
57%
59
tr ctfs
19"% Jan
Jan
20% Mar
46%
57%
x57'/a
58%
prefened
(A
&
14% Jan
55% Dec
46%
57%
58%
59'/a
Co
G) & Bros
Withington Co
Spalding
18
3
46'%
57%
46%
57'%
x21%
22%
46%
59 %
(Del)
Mobile & Ohio stk
Spear
18
22
46 %
58
21%
47
59'A
55%
3
40 % Oct
21%
47
22%
46%
53%
5
35% Nov
21%
21%
35
5
86
6,9o0
2,900
30
5% Jan
68 y4 Mar 14
13%
22%
35'A
19
24% Feb
13%
22'A
34%
16
101
13 'a
29%
4% Jan
17% Nov
13%
35 %
4% Jan
5
13%
29%
Southwestern
2,s00
13%
35
non-cum
26 '/a
26%,
29%
5%
26
25%
5
Gas
Co
8U 0
14,600
26%
& Elec_—No par
Pacific
600
63%
72%
71
(The)
Natural
9*%
24%
LB" a
X26%
South Indiana Gas
Southern
9-a
*23 %
f
20%
4
2
9%;
24%
70
1*0
69
20'A
18
14
7,300
20%
Feb
Sep
41 y2
51%
7
Nov
40%
20%
7'A Jan
10 Yt Jan
41 %
50'A
7
21
40%
20%
25
100
14,300
50%
Feb
73% Jan 18
43%
45'A
20%
Southern Co
8,300
53
44
25%
11%
b
5 '8
57%
9%
11%
B.luO
6
25%
1
17%
58
*57
9%
y*
17%
50%
3% Nov
103
58%
39,800
44
5%
6
6
57%
700
33%
50'%
4
10
17%
20%
33'/'a
20%
11
77 % Dec
18
20
50'/a
4% Oct
Jan
17%
-
20%
8
5
17%
18%
3,ib0
5b
20%
25'%
Edison
51% Feb
29% May
24% July
33%
58'A
i
25
California
Southern
4
11
33 %
*20
9%
—
50'% Jan
25% Oct
35
25%
com
52% May 31
4
21
34'A
42'A
Southern Railway common
91% Jan
21
35
45%
Southern Production Co Inc
31
21%
18
56
55%
50%
15% Jan
59
Sugar
South'n
Jan
2,000
*17%
18
li
41
.•
Rico
3
90
35%
35%
35%
35%
*17'%
57
—25
preferred
6
6
35%
35%
*17'/a
59'A
43%
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
3
Dec
10,200
42
Gold & Platinum
38% Jan
93
76'A
45%
71%
56% Jan
14
86
75%
45%
42
lztO
86
45%
41'A
40
3,600
76%
44%
6
37
86
18%
17%
17'%
17
.
75%
35'%
34%
20 %
108% Jan
87 % Apr
34'A
34%
37
86
59'A
21
37'%
77
35%
59%
19%
37
105'A
*104
88
*20%
59'A
105'A
3,300
76'A
76
*17%
18
70
9
6
75%
93%
93'A
93'A
*104
38'/a
*86
90
*87
90
14'A
67 '/a
68'A
67%
*92%
93
37%
38%
38%
38%
20
20
49% Jan
3 8'A
*203
32% Feb
27
*104
—15
98% Jan
51% Jan
5
7,700
68%
14
105'A
*104
104
104
105'A
pfd—100
4
Dec
67%
93
46 %
6
Inc„
13
112
68
93%
48%
47
1
Mobil Oil Co
South Amer
South
68%
*92%
57
Inc
Solvay American Corp 4%
26% Dec
68'A
93'%
6
Solar Aircraft Co
16% Sep
68%
57
;
Smith-Douglass Co
9
51% Dec
487/a
67'%
*92%
6%
Inc
16
Jan~24
47%
47%
22,000
5
Corp
19% Feb
12 %
11,^00
45%
57%
Co
61 % Jan
3
19%
45'A
*56%
Sinclair Oil Corp
7
10% Jan
19%
1
«■.. i
—
28
12 % May 23
19%
46 %
10
Co
59
23
14%
19%
45%
1
Simonds Saw & Steel—
•
14%
19%
10
Simmons
26
52% Jan 24
14%
19%
35%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
6
60'A Jan
1
14'A
19%
25
3
48 % Jan
15
1,700
5
24% Jan
4
64% Dec
31%
No par
7
19
25% Jun 27
31
_No par
21% Feb
57% Jun
32
1
55% Jan
25
31%
14'%
50c
45% Jan
37% Mar 14
32%
19%
35%
America
23
20% Jan
10,100
32
14%
*17%
Corp
Corp of
63% Nov
6
18%
_1
25% Dec
Feb
18%
No par
49% Nov 14
59
18%
32
No par
3
23
18%
1
6
55% Jan
19%
14%
1
18% Aug 17
21
18%
32'A
1
44
59% Jun
19
20
1
Co
12,600
60
106
19%
2—
G)
*104
14%
32
__3
Pen
41%
41
105 %
18%
75%
Co
lb5
*147
41'A
32'A
74
I
39 % Jan
7
18%
♦286'A 290
165
40%
*104
106
*104
105
105
104 'A
18%
*87
—
Shell Oil Co
9
104'A
42 %
41%
42%
41%
42%
42
—7.50
(Frank
(W
22% Jan
82'%
40
Sharon Steel Corp
3
Feb
13 % Nov
22
82
Gas
26
Sheller Mfg
1,400
No par
10 '/a Jan
3
8,600
81%
*147
common
45% Jan
73% Feb
30%
81
*286
preferred'
19
•/■■
30%
83
82
Co
&
20
9% Jan
23
30%
82
165
—
Rubber
Inc
$4.50
24'A
30'A
295
2
20
39% Jan
7
Co
Jan
31
36 % Feb
Servel
*23%
31%
5
Roebuck
Seiberling
23%
30%
82
Corp
Sears
3
23%
32
100
Co__
Gil
Reagrave
24'A
31'A
82%
No par
—No par
No par
2
25
issued"
Seaboard
6
24
24
900
24
32
*286
common
Seaboard Finance
45'A
23%
*147
Line RR Co—
540
2,700
14,200
45'%
165
preferred
Seaboard Air
"Wnen
59% Apr
Co
M-fg
3.65%
25
45%
45
16,900
31%
295
1
97 7
113
113
45%
*147
$3.40 preferred
85% Jan
28 % Jan
*96'%
*285
Co common
Paper
113
116
115%
52%
51%
97 %
114
23%
100
5
100
10
.10
5
1.40
15c
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
55
9
Jan
8
95
3
31% Jan
52%
.
1,300
53,800
45
100
4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co__.
15% Jan 30
23
93
7
12%
Co—100
common
70'% Jan
6
93 % Oct
18
35
83
1st pfd
8
21% Jan
65% Mar 14
7
7
32% Feb
4
19% Jan
Mar
Feb
19% Feb
19
13% Jan
17% Jan
%
40-
40
—1
preferred
noncum
Bt Regis Paper Co
6
105
17
29% Jan
44% Jan
12%
12%
22
44% Jan
5,600
40'%
43% Jan
9
12%
X12
84'A
4%
5%
3,800
40%
McBee
Ruppert
83% Feb
10
23/a
*11'A
Rights
3
200
103%
Steel Co-10
Petrol Co__50 Guilders
issued"
Electric
Ruberoid Co
Jan
5,800
24,b00
22%
23%
14%
Ronson Corp
28 /
103%
104
*103%
45%
3
35
1U5
*102%
44%
17
4
*103
103%
.
45%
21
9% Feb
104
100
_1
preferred series A
44
448%
*445
449
449
452
45
July 13
210
28%
*440
116%
Dec
18
44
27%
115'%
14% Feb
24
44'/a
27'%
452
452
105
44
27
27%
29%
28%
29%
455
*440
44
115%
18% Jan
July 19
29%
5
20
32
44
44%
32
*30%
32
*30%
*31
32
115%
4J% Feb
800
32
3
7
71%
21
*20'%
43 %
122'% Jan
Jan
6%
70%
70
20%
20%
9
27% Jan
Feb
6%
6%
6%
X63
Feb
113
21
18
4,700
23,400
5,400
28
27
49% Jan
40%
97'A
Oct
174
3a %
40
51%
22
28
6,000
53%
20
46% Oct
*21
560
33'%
96 V4
49% Jun
48% Mar 14
6%
6%
103'/a
33'%
39%
41
40
4i %
103'/a
33%
9b'A
12% Nov
Jan
33%
34%
503
103%
33%
53%
19% Sep
18
*100
34 %
53%
88'A Jun
Oct
89%
103 %
9o%
'
54
89'%
102%
53 Ve
320 % Apr
16
89
9b'A
17
Nov
21,100
70
89
53'/a
13
33% Jan
51%
*61
89
97%
Aug 17
23
X51
70
9o%
22
8% Mar 15
52
*61
52%
July 14
5% Nov
Xol%
70
5
Jun
28
53
preferred
10
4.30%
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co eommon__No par
34% Jun
34% Dec
52%
*61
89%
40%
41%
27,600
Bafeway Stores common
26'
31 'A
41
11,600
47%
3
55
6
5
9%
46 %
89
x34 %
35%
35
X9 %
103%
103%
104
2,900
9%
48'%
3
6
6
103
75%
9'%
47%
Jan
11
Jan
*89
100
1
75
9%
49%
70
*89
89%
—100
75
9%
48%
97% Feb
Jan
16
52%
*61
70
74%
9%
49%
53%
9%
49
57
22% Jan
43% Jan
75
600
39,800
3
27
30
76
14'/»
43 va
9
Dec
33% Jan
75%
14 %
43 %
94% Jan
98% Feb
107
77
14
43%
51% Feb
126
101% Oct 13
77
53%
4,200
14
43%
27
58% Dec
42% July 21
92 % Sep
9
103 % Jun 17
19
43%
52%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
6
36% Jail
12% Feb
Feb
44'%
*61
10,500
*31%
U Feb
31
14%
44
1
7%
8
7%
8
75%
*14
ulO
63
37 %
14'A
14
44%
9%
63
37%
44%
*14
14
49%
90
63%
377a
37
77/a
7%
8
4,300
25
Royal
Oct
7%
8
7%
200
22%
*62%
38
37%
44%
9%
preferred-.
conv
31% Jan
Jan
38%
15 »/4
22%
3,800
Royal Dutch
19
62
38%.
15%
22
21%
63 %
*62'A
62
100
15'A
21%
21'A
21%
63 %
38%
87/a
*8%
*15
3,200
4%
Y\ Jan 11
35
*21 'A
21%
38%
15%
8%
147/a
16
9
21%
*62
8%
*8'A
*15
8%
25%
85% Jan
,
2,100
49 %
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.
Rohm & Haas Co common
31% Jan
Feb
32
1,300
14%
14%
79% Jan 23
27% Feb
9
13
21%
14
25
88% Sep
25% Oct
21%
14'/a
15
25
25
21'/a
137/a
.
25
08Ye Jan
17 % Apr
21
14 %
37%
14%
5%%
Jan
105
37'%
21%
14'A
*34%
25
Rotary
16
*34'/a
21
14%
15%
44'% Jan
Sep
37 %
21%
14
25%
10
101
37%
21'A
15 %
30
33% Mar 14
*34%
14
Rochester Gas & El Corp_—No par
44% Jan
27
170
37%
21%
14
■25 %
Feb
28
37%
8%
Trust
100
200
*36%
15%
Co
3 7'A
15%
Jan
Apr
*34%
43
♦36%
1
25%
39
145
37
37
37%
15%
"When
-
1,800
%(
*42
43
*36%
25%
112
Jan
32 %
32
32%
32%
43
44
15'A
28
74
32'%
900
25%
44% Dec 29
265
13,300
15
29
25% Mar 14
16 %
25%
43% Dec
40
16
Controls com__l
34% Jan
24
391
14% Sep
16%
21 %
Company —
——5
Antelope Copper Mines
—
17
9% Jan
16
No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
8
Feb
6,000
16%
*43
44
*8'A
Co_—
Paper
Roan
Jan
30
35
367/8
*34%
—.—10
Selection
15% Jan
28
Dec
105 % Mar
55
36%
37'A
*36%
No par
Richfield Oil Corp
33% Dec
410
Jan
100
Rhodesian
3
25
8
48% Apr 20
24 % Jan
257
Rhinelander
6
43% Jan
9
40% Jun
2
23% Jan
8
9
33% Jun
Feb
Jan
79% Jan.
17% SJP
27
Rheem
43
13
9
5
7
2
8
Dec
27% Dec
Oct
55
37%
10
Manufacturing
35% Jan
23
33 Ye Jan
6
26% Sep
55
36%
10
series
series
Preferred 3.60%
2
34
*54%
16%
33
15'/4
Tob class B
11
Dec
41% Jan
10%
54%
37%
10'A
'
37%
*43
10-/4
10%
10%
10%
54%
.37
16%
32%
44
50c
——
89% Jan
12% Jan
21
16%
16 %
55
8%
Co
Metals
Reynolds (R J)
105% Jan
8% Sep
64% May 12
37'A
33%
'
32%
10%
*54 %
2.50
4
86% Jan
14
82
10%
10%
16%
100
1
Brass
102% Jan 17
38% Sep
6% Juiy 20
4,200
20,600
8%
15%
Corp
Common
105% Apr 20
45% Feb
Steel
Reynolds
12
Feb
2
101
10
46% Feb
12
Mar 11
Oct
500
8%
8%
*8'A
.
Rexall Drug Co
14
9
Mar 14
86%
8%
*15'A
Reliance Mfg Co common
63 % Feb
43% Jan
43 % Feb
40
42%
86%
8%
54%
*43
_5
3
13
10% Jun
45
42
86%
8%
10
26
12
51
42%
66%
8%
—10
Jan
18% Jan
61
7% Mar 14
6
Jan
37% Jan
54% Sep
May 16
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
9
8 % Jan
14
Sep
84
41
5
Jan
15
23
Inc__
Bros
Reeves
41%
86 '/4
37%
*33
—5
No par
-50c
Silk Hosiery Mills
Real
Reed Roller Bit Co
21% Jan 24
43'A
*85%
Reis
47% Sep 16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
May 16
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
18
37
36
13
21% Aug 25
67'% Feb 16
30
31
3
11
19
4
Dec
6
20% Jan
111/4 Feb
26
15% Sep
3
33% Jan
18% Aug
3
12% Feb
60
Jan
% Jan
8
Mair
42
6
May
18
34% Jan
44
27% May 22
19% Mar 22
13
23
23
17
Jan
43
38% July 27
7
29% Jan
15% Jan
31% Jan
15
1
Aug 11
47
5
Jan
36 % Jan
5
42%
86%
8%
8%
10%
—
24,900
43%
54 %
—No par
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common..—
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
50
Inc
Rayonier
Snares
Feb. 10
Feb. 9
42%
37%
Raybestos-Manhattan
26
31
8% Jan
10% Feb
53% Jan
Sep
32
8
5
16
c
86%
8%
1
—1
RKO Pictures Corp.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
*86'A
43%
*86
No pax
preferred
1st
$3.50
July 25
12
60 % Nov
7
31
3
Jan 26
43%
Radio Corp of America com__No par
47% Jan
84% Jan
10% July
8% Mar 14
Feb
41% Jan
88% July 27
5
0% Oct
2
55% July
18
81% Jan
47
L»«est
Highest
U*Mt
'
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Feb. (i
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
*91%
91'A
'
"
15'%
82
13,500
140
Number 5507...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
.\
(791)
..
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
73% Jan
423/4 May 18
106% Jan
42
99
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
18
18
Mar 14
Aug 19
93% July
NEW
1
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
8
87% Jan
19
93 % Feb
6
Standard
Oil of California
53% Jun 24
48% Jan
23
52 % Feb
7
Standard
Oil
142% Jan
49% Jan
23
159% Feb
154
Dec
22
50% Sep
3i
53
Feo
6
Standard
6
"When
13
47% Jan
4
56% Feb
10
Standard
99% Jan
10
99% Jan
17
3%%
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
22
13% Jan
25
2ii% leb
14
16
Feb
50
92%
93%
x91
92%
51%
52%
x51%
52%
15
157%
159%
xl56%
157%
52%
3
8
Starrett
4
Stauffer
43% Jan
23
46
19
57% Jan
14% Feb
6
42 V4 Mar 14
50
iJan
27
58% Jan
6
24 % May 12
29
Jan
5
25% Feb
9
27% Jan
13
Stevens (J P)
23% Jan
6
38% Oct
21
33% Feb
9
37% Jan
13
18% Jan
16% Feb
6
231/4 May 23
18% Feb
10
21% Jan
4
21% Aug 24
18% Feb
9
20% Jan
6
19% Jan
19% Jan
16
20% Jan
26
30
32% Feb
9
35
Jan
9
Stone & Webster
5
22% Feb
9
23% Jan
9
Storer
4
21
26 % Jan
6
33 % Dec
20% Sen
26
9
July 14
29 %
July
Aug 26
15% Jan
4
Oct
11
41% Jun
7
12 % Jan
4
32
95
Dec
27
Jun
25
Co
(The)
Jan
31
10% Jan
4
8
34% Jan
4
bunoeam
23
15 % Jan
3
Sun
26
101
Feb
14
6,500
16%
7,000
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
1,200
54%
54%
54%
55
53'/2
54%
X52 %
53
53
2,600
14 1/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
5
54%
54
54%
531/2
54
53%
54
53
53%
8,000
26%
25%
26'/8
25 %
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
15,600
5
35'%
*19%
35%
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
341%
33%
34'A
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
1,300
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,900
2C
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20'A
20%
/; *20%
20'A
20%
20'A
200
-<~-5
33%
34
33%
33%
33
33V2
32%
33
33
33%
6,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
3,200
23,300
10
9%
9%
9%
9
9%
9%
9%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
321%
32
32%
32%
32 %
1
common
9%
1
Corp
__—
Corp
14 %
14%
14%
141%
14'/a
14%
% 14%
14%
14
14
*99
101
No par
<'99
101
*99
24% Feb
6
ouniay-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
24 %
24%
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
26% Jan
8
36% Jan
9
Feb
10
77% Jan
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
9% Jan
16
10
Jan
Sunshine Mining Co————10c
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel
934
Jan
lo
1,220
Feb
18% Feb
8
33 % Sep
15
24
Jan
23
28
Jan
41% Nov
2
53% May 2
23% Sep 30
45
Jan
6
22%
Jan
4
27% Feb
7
52 % May
2
46% Jan
9
48% Jan
31
49% JUn
6
42
Feb
9
46% Jan
3
92% Jan
9
95%
20
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
91% Apr
128
26
Mar 14
15
99
July 26
11
150% Jun
3
6% Jan
6
9% Sep
21
17% Jan
10
6
11 %
Sep 27
4%%
12
preferred series A_.
2nd Did series of '55—
25
128
July 25
37 % Apr
Feb
10
8% Feb
9
Feb
19
29% Feb
26
9
8
Jan
Jan
3
Talcott Inc
6
Tennessee
Texas
30
115% Jan
83% Jan
27
125% Jan
4
12
38% F b
9
43% Jan
11
Texas
Gulf
21
34% Feb
8
37% Jan
6
Texas
Gulf
10% Oct
11
16% Jan
28
11% Jan
27
13% Jan
3
Texas
Instruments
24'% Oct
10
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
27
28% Oct
11
37
8
33% Jan
5
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
3,300
47%
48%
46%
47%
46%
47
2,900
25%
25%
*25%
25
25%
47%
27%
26%
27%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
47
47%
8,500
42%
43 3
8
42%
43
42%
43%
42
42%
42%
42 %
14.300
No par
No par
94%
94%
*92 %
94%
95%
95 %
*94
96 %
40
128%
129'%
128
1281/2
2,400
8%
8%
8%
5,200
11% Jan
24
12
Jan
30
10% Jan
23
12
Feb
6
44% Jan
10
46% Jan
19
60'% Mar 24
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
28% Dec
8
Jan
26
23
56% Jan
3
48%
49
48
48
471/4
471/2
46%
46%
47
47%
1,600
120%
121
13,700
41,300
preferred series A—25
conv
*261/2
27
26%
26 %
27
27
26'%
26%
*26%
37%
36%
371/4
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
Oil
10
371/8
9%
American
9%
9%
9%
170%
167%
174%
35 Vb
35
35 %
34%
34%
34%
35%
20,900
common__50c
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24'%
23%
23%
26,700
No par
Inc
24%
24%
24»/2
241/4
24%
24
24'%
23%
23%
2,200
16
161/4
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,800
50%
501/2
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50'%
1,410
Thermoid
Co
11%
11%
11
$1.20 preferred
11%
12
461/8
46
46 Vb
*13%
14
Jan
3
23
25% Jan
3
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
Jan
31
23
Jan
3
Transue &
22% Oct
11
28% Jun
15
24% Feb
9
25% Jan
11
55% Dec
14
60
18
55% Jan
23
58
Jan
4
27%
Jan
6
Jan
10
2
£2% Jan
11
Jan
9
31% Jan
6
51
Aug 26
59
14
52% Feb
7
55
Jan
6
55
10,300
28
28
28%
27%
28
27%
28'%
28%
28'A
4,600
66 Vb
66%
No par
14%
14 %
50 Va
50
39%
2
39%
67%
3.9 %
25 Va
24 %
24%
21%
*20%
21%
Tri-Co.ntiner tal Corp common——1
$2.70 preferred
—50
25%
25%
X25 Va
25%
25 'A
25%
55%
56
%
55%
56%.
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
26%
1
(conv)
*54
21'/a Jan
30
24% Jan
3
16%Feb
2
17% Feb
6
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
60
19
48
Jan
19
12
40% Mar 18
48% Jan
19
Jan
9
14'/b Jan
18
27
33% Jan
3
TXL
13% Feb
9
15
Jan
3
Udylite
Twin
Coach
Oil
26%
5,900
49%
4,200
39'A
19,900
38 '/a
23%
*20
21%
27%
14%
48%
•
25 Vb
55%
56
56
56
26%
26%
57
*54
57
29%
29%
x28%
28%
54i/2
52%-
52'A
*52 Vb
53 Vb
*51%
53
24%
24%
24%
23%
24 %
23%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
52
.
*50
53
26%
v:
55
6,300
■
24%
29%
*50
24
21%
25'A
55
52
23%
*20
24%
2.)%
*50%
3d %
39"8
24'A
21'A
55
*54
3,100
64%
14%
27
50,900
2,400
7,500
*54'«
57
200
28%
29
3,400
*51%
53
24 Vb
23%
24
17
17%
16%
16%
*50
52'%
*49
52
10J
22,300
4,700
:
■■
1
12%
12
'A
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12
12%
12%
29%
30%
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29
_1
(The)
12%
1
Co
Corp
26%
*64%
49%
24
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred—
—50
23% Jan
26%
V,:
•
10
14%
29%
29%
Twin
25% NOV
56
*20
641%
:<
48%
*52
50
13
27
56
•
39%
24 Vb
39%
24%
.
64
104
14%
14%
50
24%
19
4
39%
V
*20%
31% Jan
Jan
65%
14
50
20% Jan
18% Mar
'
14%
50'%
16
2
67'A
14%
48%
15% Aug 16
24% Dec
66%
5
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.—_1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film—
—1
% Apr
V
5
A
'■
27%
—No par
series
*102%
25
Inc
Preferred
104
r
34%
Williams Steci
6
28% Feb
25
53
7,900
34%
2
20
300
52%
34%
(The)
24% July 13
29
♦102'%
13%
51%
33%
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
14
103%
50
13%
•
35
Trane
531/4 Feb
52 Va
34%
6
33% Apr
*13 %
53 VB
*102%
3
Mar 14
13%
52%
7,900
35%
3
Mar 15
13%
53 Va
11%
46
103%
50% Feb
48% Sep
35% Jun
14
14
52%
200
12
34%
14% Jan
20
11%
*451%
*102'%
73% Jan
28
*11%
11%
46
35%
7
18% Jan
11%
*451/2
53 Vb
52
12
*11%
11%
46
102 %
_____
22% Oct
12
34%
10
May 16
*13%
11%
*45%
102%
23
18
:-
com__10
Oil
Feb
Co
*11%
12
*45%
1
preferred
Associated
Water
*11%
12
50
common
$2.50 convertible
63 Vb Jan
25
1,800
No par
The Fair
44% Jan
50
13,800
51
10
42
9%
171
16%
28 % Feb
23
*168
24%
4
38% Jan
167
161/8
27% Jan
22% Jan
9%
9%
9%
167
51
Tide
8
164
No par
preference
conv
13
12
9%
35
30
37'% Mar 14
9%
165
35% Jan
14
800
50,400
35%
102% Jan
6
39 Va
35
19
22
3,300
27
163
23
18% July 26
15,900
_100
Co
Jan
58'% Jun
120
No par
Pacific Ry
Jan
3
119
Trust—
33
11
500
12'A
101
14
123
1,200
;:-r
12'/8
common
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred
100
39% Oct
25% D,c
6,500
19 3 8
30
%
Land
$2.40
13% Feb
13% Jan
Nov
8
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
48% Jan
7
75% Dec
13 3
19%
12
Pacific
3
43% Oct
13
25
_—
$1.25 conv preferred
16% Jan
-
*29
13%
12%
Inc
Coal &
52% Jan
13'% July 25
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
29'%
13%
12%
26% Jan
10
10
1
29%
13%
12%
10
15% Feb
11
29%
131/4
*19
12%
23% Feb
50% Feb
Jun
19%
29%
13%
19%
12%
25% Nov
11% Jan
19
30
13%
12%
10
30
191/4
*291%
13%
12%
Textron
12% Jun
191/4
30'/2
13%
1
26% Jan
'£
19%
30'/a
35%
10
1
*19%
5
40
23% Feb
4
8%
1
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
July 12
<j
8%
39
1
'
b%
35%
25% Nov
19% Mar
1^*
72
8%
39%
6
53
8%
35%
Jan
15% Nov 28
1
8%
35 %
Pacific
&
lao-/2
8%
*94
38%
—
Texas
Texas
94%
2,500
26%
118%
12
45
130
1
Texas Utilities Co
9'/a Feb
150
760
35%
371/4 Jan
13
Nov 28
3,100
1115
40 Vb
10% Jan
6
25
48
1095
121%
174% Feb
Jan
25%
1120
34%
6
48
25%
X47%
1060
39
23
5
1,161
121
23
17
1.085
35%
Jan
Jan
1,215
9%
40%
34% Jan
24
1,170
9%
121%
2
13% Jan
1,700
1,215
9%
9%
35%
38'% Dec
26% Jan
o.JuO
73
39%
17
6
6,300
38%
72
121%
11
v
26%
38%
74
36 %
19
77% Jan
26%
38%
73
40%
Oct
43
26%
38%
74
35%
Oct
11% Mar 16
26%
38%
74
39%
Oct
25
26%
38%
3Va
9
Jan
26
75
No par
35
Nov
26V-4
38%
47%
Producing Co
Sulphur
143
18
26
1,197
,
Texas
174
4,500
9%
.
Co——
4.48%
5
56,600
2.50
45% Dec
10
23%
9%
Corp
44% Jun
Jan
23%
38%
9
Corp
121i% Dec
39 Va Feb
23%
9%
(James)
6
Dec
22%
24
Aircraft Corp
May 16
36% Oct 11
25
24%
7.50
pfd (conv)___;
cum
Telautograph
51% Jan
23%
9%
"Symington Gould Corp__
Temco
23
62% Jun
24%
__25
$4 preferred
9
46% Jan
17
71
25
3
6
41% Jan
3
70%
*74 %
(rhe)__4.162/3
Jan
10
71
9%
Co
Jan
Feb
70%
9%
Syivania Elec Prod Inc com
35
13
72
75
Sweets Co of America
14% Jan
2
10
711/4
26%
48
20
17% May
4,800
72
24 Vb
26%
$4.40
3,100
,
39
46%
18
9% Jan
135
102
*99
26 %
25%
26
;
75
5
&
101
38%
__50
Swift
101
30
Corp
Paper
9%
9%
__1
12.50
.
Co
Sutneriand
J
101
X71%
'
Oct
25% Jan
49% Jan
common
5%%
8
4,000
1
23
1,080 Dec
600
14%
53
22% Jan
6
53
*14%
25%
73
Jan
46
■
___
15
72%
740
102
102
102
No par
2
*99%
16 %
Sun
12% Jun
*99%
13%
3
22
25,600
*99%
Jan
8% Nov
56%
13%
75
Feb
'54%
16%
31
39
54%
16
70% Jan
3
51%
13%
15
Feb
53%
t
7o,100
14%
30
72
183,700
16%
80% Sep
26
51%
16
27% Jun
28
51
13 %
6
25% May 12
51%
16%
11
%$V2 May 17
51 '/a
25,100
141%
21% Jan
32 % May 11
52%
53
102
102
67% Feb
Oil Co
93,800
52
"
$4.50 series A preferred.
8
154%
16%
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Feb
Jan
152%
No par
Broadcasting
9
97
154%
14%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—
;
Corp
152%
16%
& Co Inc—
Chemical
157%
14%
Inc_________
Drug
bternug
51 Va
16%
Co_l
32
1
S
L
Chemical
89%
50%
14 1/4
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
13% Jan
17% Aug 12
105
Jan
89
51
1
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
23
Feb
15
90%
50%
5
Standard Ry Equip Mi'g Co
Stanley Warner Corp
51% Jan
*99%
89%
51%
155
54
*99%
91%
1
3
17% Jan
11
4
53 Va
Shares
89%
10
14% Jan
8
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
Mar 30
53%
Feb. JO
No par
23
leb
61% July 28
36
13% Jan
52'A
the Week
Friday
Feb. !)
50%
.
52%
100
preferred series A
52%
10
Oil of Ohio common.
53
Sales far
Thursday
Feb. 8
25
Jersey
8ALB rBICBS
HIGH
Wednesday
,
Feb. 7
No par
of Indiana
Oil of New
Tuesday
Feb. 6
issued"
Mar 28
102
16% Oct
40% May 26
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
14%
36%
14%
14
14
36%
13%
36 Va
13%
35%
3.500
36%
13%
35%
14
36%
14%
36%
13%
37 %
35%
3,900
'A
3,100
12,600
u
131/2 Jan
16% Jun
15
33
43'% Jun
28
May
--
35
(The)
Corp
Jan
31
30
37 % F„b
3
Underwood Corp
Jan
4
6% Jan
31
7% Jan
4
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co
113
Nov
28
94% Feb
10
102% Jan
12
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
31% Ftb
69
Jan
11
6% Dec
10
34% Feb
1
110% Jan
3
Union
26% Jan
3
Union Chem
9
Union
No par
7
5
99%
20
•
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
116% Sep
0
311/2 Jun
30
31% Apr
103% Jan
24
26
"When
issued"
Carbide
33%
—
&
Carbon—No par
7
Feb
10
26
28% Jan
23
Jan
5
109 % Feb
1
112
Jan
9
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
110
Apr
7
Jan
11
93
Jan
11
Preferred S3.70 series
No par
*92
94%
87% Jan
19
90% Feb
6
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
No par
90%
*101%
1
100
86% Oct
3
92
93
July 27
& Materials Corp___10
Elec Co of Mo common
24%
24%
28%
28%
90%
101%
55%
180%
177%
179%
51%
52
Jan
10
55% Feb
7
Union
Oil of California
25
54%
55%
25
173
Jan
23
1821/4 Jan
3
Union
Pacific RR Co
50
178'%
Jan
51%
49% Aug 31
52
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
3
48% Sep
26
74% Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
34% Jan
6
113
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
18
4
50'A Jan
104
4
51% Jan
31
Jan
5
32% Jan
27
63% Jan
23
71% Jan
3
22
113% Jan
23
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
108% Feb 15
35% Jan
23
27% Jan
23
Preferred
30
.
124
4%
$4
series
common
noncumulative
Union
Tank
United
Jan
6
4ft
39% Jan
3
Car
Aircraft
United
Air
Corp
United Biscuit
of
30
31
69%
68%
69
America___No par
Jan
3
Jan
27
105
Jan
27
27
25
% Jan
9
United
57% Nov 28
48'A Jan
20
53
Feb
6
United Carbon Co_
301
51%
31'%
69
10
22% Jan
105
51 %
x31
50
100
July 25
27
•
5
com
Inc
Lines
103
No par
preferred
Co
preferred
conv.
94%
54%
7
Nov
7
111
90%
101%
5
Feb
205
tt> o*
*110%
*92
90'%
Jan
59
17
N5"
106%
25%
12
Ml O
32
29
26
104% Mar 29
95
33
25
45% Sep
Jan
99
33
28%
10
98% Sep
139
96%
33%
105%
110%
Nov
29 % Jan
98
33
104% 105%
7
98
100
33%
113
$4.50 preferred
No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
120%
37
.
*22
120%
120%
37%
29%
29%
*105
106%
22%
*6%
7
37
122
37%
29%
*105
*22%
29%
106%
52%
No par
52%
53
51%
No par
47
47
22%
7
7
105
107%
x24%
24%
28%
110%
*92
*90
*101
54%
177
28%
110%
94%
90%
102%
55
177%
51%
51%
30%
67%
120%
31%
69%
120%
36%
38%
34 % Jan
20
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
66
Jun
15% Feb
27
25
57% Aug 24
b'AJan 12
44V2 Feb
10
Jan
4
4% Feb
9
4% Jan
3
78
73 Vb Jan
23
74% Feb
2
Jan
6
7% Feb
11
6 'A Feb
38% Oct 27
150
Dec
5
22% Dec
13 Vb Mar 14
17
51% Feb
19'A Jan
132
30
21
60
30
2
23
Jan
5
145
Jan
31
22% Jan
6
Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com__1
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
17
Feb
9
15% Jan
3
.
24%
28%
12
32% Feb
7
United
Gas
Corp
23
37% Feb
7
United
Gas
Improvement Co
8% Mar
1
6% Jan
20
7% Jan
6
6
16% Jan
23
19% Jan
3
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
3
6
61 % Dec
4
% Aug
36% Dec
62
3
United
Park
28 Vb Jan
23
30% Feb
10
U
S
&
Foreign Securities
Jan
23
53V4 Feb
10
U
S
Freight
29
54'/2 jan
23
15
178% Jan
3
25
29
64% Dec
22
Dec
184% Feb
39% Jun
19% May 4
78
Dec 16
Sep 26
.
2% Jan
5
90
16% Mar
see
23
3% Jan
6
G3% Jan
3
Feb
U S
1
181
28
31% Jan
9
34% Jan
12
3
78 % Jan
18
811/2 Jan
3
15% Jan
3
17% Jan
11
44
5
47
Jan
9
7ft
31
44% Nov 28
footnotes
Jan
United Fruit Co
54
9
Nov
page
28
Jan
U
110% 110%
*92
94%
90
90%
*101
102%
53%
54
174% 175%
51%
51%
30
30%
66%
68
119
119
x36%
S
U
S
Co
4%
*47
4%
*74%
6%
75%
*74%
20
142
21%
6%
6%
19%
20%
143
21%
.
141
21
48
4%
75%
6%
20%
141
21%
21
22
14%
14'%
14%
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
51%
31%
52
31%
52%
31%
32%
36%
37
37%
6%
7
37'%
7
31%
36%
6%
31%
13%
31'%
*36%
6%
18%
31%
37
6%
18%
2%
30
1
18%
18%
18%
'2%.
29%
2%
2%
29%
2%
2%
2%
29%
29%
29%
30%
179%
179%
*179%
32%
33 %
82
32'%
81
Inc
100
common
preferred series A
37
7
18%
7
13%
*55
59%
*81
57
60%
*55
59
56%
18%
*55
57%
57
59%
*179%
181%
32%
32 %
32%
81
81
81
59%
181
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
50
45%
45%
*45%
46%
16,800
24
28%
24
2,100
29
15,900
*110%
111
*92
*90
16%
,*45
2%
29%
56%
56%
55
56%
*179% 182
31%
32 %
80
81
16%
16
*45
45%
210
102 %
10
54
175
51,8
55%
17,300
175%
3,000
30
67%
*118
68%
37
27-)B
*105„,
22%
50
51%
30
3,100
4.800
11,100
120 %
700
37%
17,500
28%
2,500
106
23%
1,500
50 %
3,503
A4t/
44%
4%
?4.'2
45'A
500
4%
5,800
75%
6%
20
141
21%
31.300
2,500
70
4,700
14
4,200
51%
52
23,100
31%
31%
30,900
36,8
6%
18%
2%
37
2%
6,300
29%
57
30%
9,000
54.,4
31%
*73%
7
18%
1,809
3.503
II.000
58'A
600
55%
15,900
182
31%
.81
60
6,500
190
16%
16%
46%
140
94%
91
*100%
6%
-0
138
21%
14
6%
19%
*139
14%
No par
__4
103% 104'%
46
46
4%
4%
*74%
75/2
6%
6%
19%
19%
*138
141
21%
22
14
14,8
14%
1
4,800
4,100
48
4%
75%
6%
19%
143
*74%
I,300
95
x28% 28%
*105
106%
22%
22%
49% 50
*47
x4%
7'
31%
29%
29%
*105
106%
22%
22%
49%
51%
14'%
Machinery com—1.05
preferred
Industries
4%ft
4%
100
preferred
Hoffman
37%
5
City Mines Co (The)__l
Gypsum Co common.
4'Aft
24%
28%
10
54% Jan
23
35'A Jan
11
S4%
31%
No par
23
30'Jan
Jan
For
United
20
51'A Jan
23% Jun
..100
20
2
2% Jan
12
3
preferred
39% Mar
Mar 14
40% Jan
Jan
Stores com„30c
May 9
36% Oct 31
27% Oct
177
7
$3.50 convertible
97
32
%
—_
Cig-Whelan
9
6% Aug
35
14
Jdn
9
(Delaware)
United
14
Sep 26
34% Dec
18
Mar 31
Jan
51
6%
104% 104%
United-Carr Fastener—
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
7
45
24,000
45%
100
27
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, February 13, 1956
(792)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 1955
Uightui
Lcwest
6
25 % Nov
11
5
21'% Oct 11
9 % Feb
17
14
22% Jan
8% Jan
9
16
23% Jan
11
Lowe«h
jail
19
8
% Jan
66% Jan
19
Jan
97
68 % Jan
9
20
86
Jan
4
Sep
9
101
11
40'/a May 16
Jan
9% Dec
170
Feb
62% Jan
26
65% Jan
19
67 % Jan
5
51% Jan
23
58% Jan
3
165% Jan
4
U S Rubber Co
13
55% Jan
8%
U
8%
preferred
S Steel
—
preferred
7%
38%
54
53%
30
167%
167%
167%
58%
57%
66
65%
55%
*167%
168%
167%
66
66
52%
53%
16
U S Tobacco
No par
19
19
18%
19
37%
37%
37%
12% Feb
8
13% Jan
6
*12%
13
9% Feb
10
10% Jan
9
Feb
9
98% Jan
25
cl6rr6d.™25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred.—No par
*37
3
10
1% Jan
3
2% Jan
11
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
30% Feb
23
35
May
la9 % Dec
27
170
Feb
18
159% Jan
6
Feb
7
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
25% Jan
27
28% Jan
3
91
Feb
3
78
Jan
3
79% Jan
5
51% Dec
28
50% Jan
23
52%Feb
8
23
41% Mar 14
165
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,000
*95
97
2
2
*19%
42%
42%
33
*33
33%
——100
lb3
%
163%
165
165
*164
165%
26%
26%
27%
27
27'/a
Inc com—1
Co
Pictures
27%
79
78
78
51%
51%
52
52
52%
52%
1
2.50
40%
39%
15%
10
35%
41
15%
35%
40
15%
35%
7%
79
*78
—100
6,600
21%
*41
33%
*33
165
1,400
33%
165
40
27
3,100
*26%
27
*26%
305
42
41%
33%
78%
52
*77%
78%
70
52'A
*77%
*78
No par
—;
Co
Power
*19%
165 %
41%
*165
60
2»/a
2
2%
21%
*19%
20%
42%
21%
96%
♦95
95
95
2
33
preferred
it Light
4%%
Utah
100
9%
*41%
preferred
8%
Universal
100
12%
*19%
Universal Leaf Tobacco
9
/
*12%
33%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
16
'i.tod
12%
43%
13
33% Jan
19%
38
*12%
21%
Jan
3
*
19
37%
12%
33
46
Jan
20 % Jan
.1,203
38
*20%
9
32
167%
19
*42
22 % Jan
41% Feb
4
56% Mar
167%
2 %
2%
2%
2%
167%
19 %
97%
96
98%
*97
97,500
12%
9%
9%
52%
*37%
preferred— —50
1
com.No par
convertible
4%>
6
3
Aug 16
26
10
9%
51%
38
*37%
13
*12%
300
52%
167%
19
19
5,100
58%
66
51%
168
167%
168
20
Feb
9%
*65%
66%
53%
66
x52%
1,740
169
58
*65 Y*
66
23,500
52%
168
58'/a
190
102
51%
168%
58%
30
88%
102
59%
Jan
95
52'/a
103
168%
2
14% Apr 21
100% Jun 14
3% Jan
3
27
1% Nov 11
la
May 26
51%
58%
54%
pi
103
53%
167%
38
Co common
102%
61
19% Jan
169
88%
102%
*88
87%
103%
10,400
38
*88
88%
600
69 %
37%
37%
37%
*38
52 %
87%
103%
54%
59%
16%
100
Corp common
69
38
168
168
6
69
38%
38%
89
53%
5
69'%
*69
500
9,700
24%
*69
69 %
*69
6,700
9
24'A
25
24%
25%
9
9
9
9
*8%
25
25%
25%
103%
103%
100
com__50
—50
Min
&
39%
*87
100
100
preferred
1st
69%
38%
1
25%
69
±0
Co
Ref
Smelting
25%
3
14
15% Jun
Jan
77 % Nov
8%
common
noncum
S
7%
U
8%
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
1
4
8%
3
vb
38% Aug
1-7
37 % Oct
11
Jan
56
—10
5
Snares
23%
23 VB
23%
23%
23%
the Week
Friday
Feb. 10
Feb. U
Feb. 8
23%
23 Va
Plywood Corp common
3%w
•
23%
18% Jan
35% Mar 17
91
4
23%
36% Jan
i9
3
12% Jan
30
Jan
104
Jan
Caiu
Playing
23%
AUg 24
168% Nov
156% Mar 14
17% Jan
8
8
166% Jan
23
23
60% F.b 18
70'% Dec
1
62 % Sep 23
11
45 % Oct
61
U
U
23
47% Jan 23
172% J un
18
6
3
88% Jan
31
37% Feb
53% Dec
39% Mar 14
S
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
Sales f»r
HIGH SALK PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
•
._1
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Jan
70
3
12
110
U
Co
4% 'A
40% Jan
Mar
Sep
93% kep
6
0
Lines
S
U
25% Feb
44
84% Mar 21
laV % Jan
Sep
24% Jan 16
9
Jan: 18
75 %
21
Jan
35
28
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
51 %
51%
3,400
39
4,700
v
3 5'/a
Oct
32% Jan
14% Feb
10
15
Jan
4
8% Jan
52
Jan
30
55% Jan
3
129
Feb
7
130
Jun
13
1j3% Jan
21
28% Nov
1
Jan
94
12
11
Feb
10
3
44% Dec
6
38% Jan
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
113% Jan
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
Jan
101
Feb
16
6
11
Jan
68
3
31
102% Feb
10
$4.12
46% Jan
30
49% Nov
11
50% Jan
26
Virginian
6
31% Feb
21
1.6% Feb
10
17% Jan
May
127
Nov
'
■
-
6
Jan
VIsking
4
39% Jan
6
119
19
27
18% Jan
3
5
31% Feb 24
28
Feb
1
29% Jan
12
74% Jan
19
85% Mar 25
81% Jan
23
86
Feb
10
12% Jan
3
15% Dec
9
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
27% Jan
3
32% Nov 30
31% Feb
5
9*1 %
34%
34%
34%
124
125
125
39%
114%
49%
115%
397/,,
40%
115% 115%
*98%
101
*99%
106%
*105
*105%
*101%
102
49%
49%
3i7/a
32
110%
*108
36%
110
38%
15%
14%
x35 %
35%
*34%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,103
35%
54%
53%
x53%
*125
*125
♦125
*125
'
29%
29%
91%
*90%
91%
35
123
41%
34%
5,200
35'A
900
125%
41
9,500
115
230
40 %
41
.
4,800
30
91%
*124
124
40%
20
/
__
*91
3 4'A
34
124
1,903
;
■
__
29%
29%
5,000
:
53
53
116
101
*105%
101
*101
102%
*101%
102%
106%
♦105%
106 %
*105 %
107
*101'% 101%
50
49
32%
'
32%
108
108
*101%
101%
101%
48%
49%
32
32%
36 %
36%
115
17%
17'A
29
29
85
*85
86%
5,500
32 VB
3,600
*105 %
107%
203
36
35%
35%
1,000
17%
700
29
106%
106%
36
14%
32'A
32%
17%,
*85
14%
70
49
32%
*17
17 VB
17%
29
17%
*28%
70
102%
43%
V
*28%
29
29
86%
17%
2.9
17%
*28%
2,503
15
35%
♦115
36%
36%
39
15
115%
101
106%
101%
50
32%
38%
15%
40
115%
85
10
20
preferred
7%
*90%
31%
36%
Vulcan Detinning Co common
15% Jan
28% Apr
18% Dec
issued"
30
125
—
(The)
Corp
"When
91%
34%
"101%
49 'A
31%
*108%
Ry
*125 '
29%
125
100
28
25
5
preferred
Co common
preferred
divid
6%
16
33% Jan
9
35% Feb
33
Jan
30
26
4
101% Jan
v
"37%" Jan"
105% Jan
Jan
104
May 23
106
26
Jan
__
30%
*90%
100
Virginia Elec it Power Co com—10
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
-100
$4.20 dividend nreferred
1°0
115 % Feb
101
preferred
partic
div
6%
41% Feb
12
99
*125
29%
100
preferred
3%%
Jan
128
9
100
Jan
noncumulative preferred__100
Works common
5
129
129
39%
39
15%
35%
7%
54%
*125
*125
29%
*90%
54
54
130
*125
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
38% Jan
9
24
34
Ry com_100
7%
53%
53
Victor Chemical
91% Jan
26
90% Jan
122% Jan
Pacific
35%
7%
7%
2.50
Co.—
it
Shreve
Vicks
31% Jan
26
7
51% Mar 29
146 % Apr
7
Chemical
5%
29% Jan
3
11
37% Jan
Vick
■
...
Inc
15%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
2
Feb
130
Co
Raalte
Van
24
24
33
25
7
133 % Jan
Nov
Jan
36
3
14
87 % Sep
Van
Jan
Oct
33'A Oct
3
35
127
122
Vanadium
11
10 Va Apr
4
65'A July 21
8
47 % Mar
7
39% Feb
4
6% Jan
4
17% Jan
9
19'A Mar
13
13J/a May
38% Feb
Corp of America
Norman Industries Inc
Jan
45
28
47% Apr
10
*85
86%
80
w
15% Nov
Walgreen
Walker
Co
(Hiram)
14
70% Jan
4
74% Jan
6
12% Jan
30
14'/a Jan
6
Walworth Co
24% Jan
6
15
16% Jan
4
17% Feb
2
Ward Baking Co common
3
14
5
13% Jun
3
11'/a Jan
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
-
12 Vb Jan
U
Wardell
21% Feb
10
Warner
Bros
Jan
Feb
42
30
40% Feb
9
22
88'A Jan
23
103% Feb
10
Warren
71% Dec
May 12
23
65% Jan
23
72% Feb
3
Warren
39% Jan
42 %
32
5
41% Sep
36
Jan
11
21% Sep 27
30% Dec
25% Feb
9
28% Jan
9
30
22
3
23% Jan
27
8
20% Jan
4
Jan
9
20% Aug
Apr
38
17
Jan
Knitting
Wayne
Webster
10
4
Jan
3
20%
21
20%
21%
203A
21'A
20%
21
5
40%
41
40%
41
40%
40%
40'A
No par
98'A
99
99
99%
98%
3
71%
72
39%
39%
38
Wesson
Oil
8
3
50% Dec
30
50 % Dec
30
51
Jan
3
52% Feb
2
6
25% Apr
4
21
Jan
9
22'/a Jan
23
West
Indies
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
31% Feb
8
West
Kentucky
3
West Penn Electric Co
1
25'/a Jan
10
113
Apr
7
110% Jan
3
112 Vb Jan
18
15
106
Apr
27
103
4
103'/a Feb
3
102
10
24% Jan
19
Dec
9
46'/a Jan
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
110
Jun
14
105% Jan
31
16% Jan
27 % Apr
25% Jun
6
20'A Feb
9
Jan
25
Jan
18
53 % Jan
3
Western
Feb
10
72
5
4%
102
9
62
Jun
29
86% Apr
21
56% Aug
9
73% Jan
Sep 26
69
26
Jan
63
Jan
70% Jan
30
6
28% Jun
9
19% Feb
10
21% Jan
32% Feb
15
29
Jan
23
31% Jan
12
28
83% Feb
15
57
Jan
10
60% Jan
3
103% Mar 18
98
Jan
99% Jan
4
98% Aug
127
5
130
May 23
49% Oct
11
3
104
26% Oct
77
Sep
27
Jan
6
95
46
Jan
20
2
100
Jan
4
6
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
82
Nov
16
78% Jan
5
80
Feb
1
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
9
31'A Jan
18
51% Sep
2
36'A Feb
102% July 25
99'A Feb
9
Jan
27
12
July 28
6
28% Dec
37
10% Jan
6
75
5
9% Mar 18
18 % Mar 21
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
23
45% May 12
43% Oct
11
92% Jan
7
159
86
Oct
11
Mar 22
9 %Nov
15
30
Mar 10
15% Dec
9
86
Sep
15
17
Dec
5
27% Aug 31
36'/2 Aug 18
148 '/a Jan
24% Sep
43
Nov
13
9
3
10
101% Jan
5
23
10% Jan
4
30
28
Jan
5
34% Jan
6
12% Jan
23
13
3
July
31
18,103
26%
26%
16,700
70
52%
51
._
50%
800
9,003
44%
44%
44%
44%
443A
44%
44%
43%
44%
107%
106%
106 VB
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*106'A
107%
20%
20%
20 3A
20%
20%
20%
4,600
20%
20%
20%
21%
10
33%
323/a
33%
32'%
33%
7,200
105%
♦104%
105 %
44
35%
34%
35%
105%
*104%
105%
48'A
49%
48%
*69%
70%
35'A
*104
.100
...
53%
*52
50
_
*106%
Co common.10
—
54%
*52
111%
65%
64%
par
64%
49'A
64%
70%
64
64 %
63
*104'%
105%
47%
47%
69
69
63%
*69
48%
70
47%
*69
70
*69
*104%
48%
49
10
63 VB
63%
2,300
19 Va
19%
25,100
5,400
100
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29'%
15,900
59%
60%
59'/a
60 Va
58%
59%
57%
58%
137,903
59%
99
99
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
Steel
_2.50
Brake
10
47%
101%
Corp
preferred
conv
Dental
Prior
Oil
Wilson
Co
&
$4.25
Co
24
11
79%
30
*29%
37%
100%
100%
10
20
*27
10%
%
99
37%
9%
26 VB
46%
46%
46%
*101'%
102%
101%
26%
25%
26
25%
26
80
80
80
*79'%
29%
29%
29%
*29'%
29%
703
38 %
38
38%
3 8 VB
38%
5,ICO
99'A
99%
38%
38
101 VB
101
9%
10
*26%
27
27
33
34%
100%
100'A
10'A
9%
S%
27'A
*26'/a
27
32%
4.000
13%
133/4
21,900
79
79
14'A
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
79%
*79
79%
79
79
79
79
16
16%
Xl5%
16%
16
16
16%
16'A
24'A
1
10
100
Corp
10
Service
36 Va
144
24%
36%
23%
23
23%
36%
*143
144
24%
37
145%
23%
23%
23%
23%
37 Vb
36%
*144%
23%
23%
23%
36%
36%
♦144'%
146
400
16'%
*16
23'%
23
23%
145%
36%
*143
100
27%
32%
14
Inc
Stores
330
5,403
10
32%
32
32%
32
9%
*26 VB
79'A
Elec Power Co com
400
79%
29%
34%
13%
4,300
79'%
No par
10
240
101%
30
No par
common
Co
1,500
24%
14,203
36ya
4,300
10
146
23'A
23%
23%
3,303
31'%
32
4,203
10
33%
33 %
33
33%
32
32%
10
48%
49 Vb
X48 %
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45 VB
44
44%
44
44%
10
preferred 4%% series
100
pfd 4%% conv series.100
98
98%
98%
98%
98'A
98%
98%
97'%
97'%
Woolworth
Co
(F W)
Worthington
__
common
25
166
Jan
Jan
5
93
Feb
6
Wrigley
9'A Feb
8
10% Jan
4
Wyandotte Worsted
(Wm)
_
Co.,
Corp
Jr
(Del)
Co
No par
6
180
*155
97
33%
'
9%
98
33
*155
97%
: —
7,100
47
47%
102'%
46%
200
;
—
79%
100%
100
29%
*127
*127
*102
27%
27%
33%
__5
preferred
Prior
80
30
100
preferred
Prior
80
common—1
...
Inc
80
36%
47%'
102
26%
27%
_1
preference
Wilcox
6%
_
common
Machine
47%
102
20
__
preferred
Sewing
48%
102
27 VB
common__5
(The S S)
Mfg
Motor Co
White
common
*98
*127
*127
*127
100
preference..No par
Corp
prior
conv
Iron
4
49% Jan
71
30%
1
Telegraph
Air
Woodward
36% Jan
47% Jan
91
30%
263/a *: 26%
Ry
"uhlir
3
7
30
26%
com__No par
2nd preferred
100
Wisconsin
23
17
31%
49%
7
31% Feb
July
21
30%
26%
50
Wisconsin
47 % Jan
Feb
'21%
30
263/4
21%
*103%
Winn-Dixie
41 Vb Jan
12
21
28%
26%
21%
*103%
6
23
103 '/a
21%
28%
26%
22
105
4
159% Jan
3.40J
21%
28%
26%
21%
105
8
99% Jan
60
21
112
Feb
17
*52%
*103%
37 Vb Feb
23% Feb
52%'
*52%
*103%
25% Jan
144
53%
*52
*111%
Wilson-.Tones
Jan
;
105
7
95'A
52%
51%
111%
3
52% July 20
59 '/a Mar 30
100'A May 18
212 % Apr 11
86
*51%
105
3
10
*85%
•103%
Jan
9
85%
51%
37
*103%
16% Feb
Jan
36%
85%
*51%
111%
81
22
37%
85%
105
14% Jan
140% Jan
38
85%
105
4
4
37%
85%
*103%
8
9
37%
*85%
*103%
Feb
19
37%
85%
X3%
*111
14'A Jan
Feb
1,900
37%
3%
3%
4
58%
5%%
30
32% Jan
37%
37%
700
29%
White
Jan
23
1,100
105
Union
4%%
30% Jan
79
3%
105
noncum
White
3
39
300
3%
3%
18%
18 VB
112
Whirlpool-Seeger
Jan
1
18%
18%
10
$5
28
Jan
*18%
*18%
*19
*111
Wheeling
23
6
30
3
24
25% Jan
22% Jan
140
Jan
13
22% Jan
Jan
50% Jan
103
18%
19%
*103%
Westinghouse
31% Sep
27
27
34% Jan
5
Aug
700
19%
22%
19%.
105
Wheeling it Lake Erie Ry__.
Oct
>
1,800
22%
*19
26
22%
19%
112
Maryland
Western
July 29
53
96 % Jan
19
25%
♦22%
19%
25%
23
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
3
6
53% Oct
20
25%
22%
25%
105
Western caciilc titi comuum_Nu
25 % Jan
25%
22%
37%
111%
Western Auto Supply
4.80%
preferred
37
104
10
25
Dec
25%
37%
*103%
pfd
Western Air Lines Inc
18
Apr
56
5,200
37%
8,400
*85%
'
.
12
104
6
31% Oct
Va
Jan
13
Jan
37%
100
100
5
Pulp & Paper common
5
preferred
100
4% %
Jan
28
Jun
30
37
*3%
preferred
47% Feb
25
102
29
22% Jan
3
37'A
100
4%%
Power
West
3
900
37
3%
1
13
12
393A
5
Coal Co
13
Jan
108
39%
4
Corp
Sugar
Penn
4.20%
27
39%
*39%
*39% -40
3%
-50
46% Jan
30
19
Jan
70
*18%
series B
4.10%
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal it Coke_i
105
9
35
105% Dec
70
preferred "when issued"
60'/a Jan
3
Jan
3,200
71'/a
69'A
18%
preferred...No par
convertible
West
10.700
1003/4
69%
18%
com._2.50
Snowdrift
it
Feb
85% Jan
15
40%
103 %
100'A
1
6
101% Feb
21 Va
8
Co
17
107% Jun
110
1,200
37,700
63
37%
1
85% Jan
26% Jan
37%
4,500
ii%
11%
11%
*11%
17%
106
♦105
99
25%
37%
105%
101%
V'V/ 70
39%
39%
19%
36% Jan
$4
71%
x71
/
173/a
17%
17%
104
11%
11%
11%
*22%
3
$4
17%
104
23,400
14
21 Vb
40%
*11%
19%
9
105% Jun
13%
14
13'A
14
11%
22%
Jan
4
104
26
40% Sep
99% Feb
104 %
11%
Welbilt Corp
Jan
104%
22%
Investment
3% Feb
29Sep
17
25%
91
Jan
13%
17%
*19%
4
23 % Mar 14
71%
14
5
15
17% Mar
2,200
71
6
Feb
20
703A
17%
Co
33% Apr
85
70 %
105 '%
Pump Co
Wayne
17
4% Feb
70%
13%
Mills
Motor
Waukesha
18
18% Jan
71'A
70%
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6
18
10
2,200
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Foundry
Jan
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6
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21% Mar
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13% Jan
6
2% Jan
July
500
31%
13%
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Wash Water Power
_No par
9
40% Jan
3
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14%
31%
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13
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1
39
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13
53
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4
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6
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Youngstown Steel Door
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26
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23
5
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6
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22
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24
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83% Feb
19
26% Feb
8
97% Jan
3
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10
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20
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16
27
122
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10
141% Jan
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"Interest
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or
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Highest
Lowest
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
4
101.10 Oct
Highest
4
Low
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1978-1983
AND
Tuesday
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EXCHANGE
10
101.10 Oct
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High
SALE
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Feb. 7
Thursday
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1956-1959
*100.18
100.21
*100.19
100.22
*100.19
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Treasury 23As
1961
*100.8
.100.11
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
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1960-1965
104
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1
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105.26
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1956-1959
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13
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1960
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1961
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2s
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15
1962
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96
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96
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96
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96
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RANGE
Friday
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Last
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BONDS
Sale Price
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...
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to
dealings,
Stock Exchange
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Odd lot transactions,
a
or
Friday
Friday's
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Bonds
Range
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
Low
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Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Since
1
High
Brazil
(continued)
Territorial IssueCanal
New York
Transit
2%
Unification
3%s series No.
City
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June-Dec
1980
103'A
103& 103
13
101'A
18
19
20
3%s series No.
*107.16 108.16
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—
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
-June-Dec
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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Quar-June
1961
3s
Week's Range
—
3%s series No.
Panama
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FEBRUARY 10
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Bid & Asked
97
No.
Since
Range
Jan.
1
Low
High
91
91
90'A
♦86
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__June-Dec
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26
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__
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to
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
—
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reduced
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118
extl sinking fund 6 lis 1958—Mar-Sept
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AND
1967——May-ZVoa
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1st
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_Mar-Sept
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& Susquehanna RR-4%s 1975—_April-OcZ
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1958
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new
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—
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extended
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15%
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16
1961—————--April-Ocf
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1961
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1954—
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126
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92
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82
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56
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76
96%
62
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125
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.—Jan-July
—Jan-July
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—April-Oct
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conv
Prussian
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1972
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•
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General
Ry—
1
&
125
125
75
--
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98%
Jan-July
May-Nov
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
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-
mortgage 4'¥2s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
increased series B Jan 1 2044——April
debs
series
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30
93%
31
29
28
12
and coll trust 274s 1979_Jan-July
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89
95
1983——April
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100 ¥2
88 ¥2
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„
mortgage
.-1st
—
—
25
7274
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First
&
refund
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95%
--
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30
April-Oct
1963
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Denver
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30
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1965
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10274
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36
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100 ¥2
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,
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and
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-
23
23
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28
/
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.
mortgage 4s inc series A
95 ¥4
35 ¥2
6
June-Dec 1
extended
&
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2
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1975—April-Ocf
1965;
1st
:
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1985
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4s
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'
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97
9 4
/•
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Pennsylvania Division—
97 ¥2
102 ¥2 102 ¥2
•
___
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1970—Feb-Aup
&
Hudson
Collateral trust
4
35%
June-Deo
1977
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122 ¥2 122 ¥2
Jan-July
1989—
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1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—
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debentures
6
3
1
Low
35%
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debentures
Delaware
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
23/is
96%
97
102 ¥2 102%
—
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Co
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101
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1992
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R
&
94
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No.
23%
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1982
85
.
Range Since
1®lii
Jan-July
series A 1978_
87
66%
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B
ser
19
98%
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High
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95%
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June-Deo
1970
A
ser
48
65%
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General
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4s
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lien & ref 4s
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*—
85 ¥2^ 86
1970
1970
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II
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--
30
1970
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ref
&
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Central
equip
lien
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May
May
Jan-July
June
First mortgage 3s
-
100
*115
—
Jan-July
1995
A
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Central
(1942 series)
4s
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 274s
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.
95%
*96 ¥4
or
Bid & Asked
D
73 ¥a
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Central
mortgage
105 ¥b
73 ¥a
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lACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
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mortgage 4s
A 1st
107%
104
4
Sale Price
RR—
A 1st
102%
10474
111
73 ¥«
April-Oct
1965
1976
3¥»s
106%
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
Wwk'i Ksnn
Last
Period
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Cuba Northern Ry—
107¥a
102
Interest
Low
94%
106 ¥4
4
D S
High
9474
10674 107
—
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4s
4s
Ry
debentures
3s
debentures
Celotex
No.
BO
New York Stock Exchange
1
A 1st
debenture
Clinchfield
(J
High
Jan.
*95%
107
Jan-July
4Vis 1957
RECORD
10
Range Since
Sold
Pacific Ry—
Carthage
3Vis
May-No»
*—
—
April-Oct
Bonds
Ry—
Guaranteed gold
Case
1974
gtd 5s A 1962
consol
National
Canadian
4%
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Canada Southern
Carolina
1976
3s
first
BOND
FEBRUARY
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
California
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
California Electric Power
WEEK
FOR
31
117
101%
103 % 103%
14
44 34
44 »/2
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25 ¥2
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25
2374
30
and Financial Chronicle ...Monday, February 13, 1956
The Commercial
32
(796)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Bale Prlee
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Friday's
Bid Si Asked
Bonds
First
94%
Central RR—
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mortgage
s
Interstate Oil Pipe Line
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99
101'%
1st
99%
99
99%
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97%
15
98%
100
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155
82
149'%
134
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133
34
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124
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125
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103
124
36
103%
♦99% 100
99
99
-
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
1980
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Joy
100'A
98%
94
94
*102
Afar-Sept
1975
debs
11
94%
*94%
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Jersey
99%
99
Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
Jamestown
K
Kanawha Sr Mich
1990
1976
1st mtge 4s
City Power & Light 2%s
Kansas
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage 2%s
"95
2%s 1978
1980
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June-Dec
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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Plain
►II
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100
series
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(P)
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75
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91%
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71
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s
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s
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f
1978
debentures
1980.
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1973
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103
91%
91%
90
91%
66%
66%
66%
*—
93%
mortgage
First
37/8s
1969
3%s
1969
Minn
8t
First
Mining
Paul
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102%
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Kansas
&
Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
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lien
40-year
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5s
4^-s
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and
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ser
first
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92%
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—Jan-July
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D
ser
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100%
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1949
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Co
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100
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1966
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101
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93%
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1978
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3s
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&
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footnotes
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107%
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103
102% 103%
42
D
102%
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102% 103'%
21
102%
104%
1981
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1984
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series
F
1985
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external
1990.
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98%
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66
68%
89%
1
84%
99
9
98%
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75
72'%
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
87%
85%
98%
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April
99
97i%
27
17
100%
101'% 101%
7
100%
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90
97%
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B
D
C
Afar-Sept
99%
99% 100%
Feb-Aug
1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
*108%
Jan-July
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98%
96
96
98'A
&
June-Dec
First
&
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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101
100%
1st
&
ref
mtge
3Vbs
1985
June-Dec
April-Oct
99i%
75
101%
5
108%
104'A
94
May-Noo
99
86
103%
—
May-No»
June-Dec
First
99%
14
—
96%
98%
96%
*93
99
1017%
1980
1974
series
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 27%s 1978
First & refunding 3'As 1982
1st & ref mtge 3V8s 1983
1017/a
106
6
97'%
89%
99%
—
77
series
4'%s
991%
31
4'As
series
94%
102
106'A 106%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3Vis
5s
100
~5
108'A 109
1960
mortgage
gold
100%
105% 106
4%s
1965
General
General
98
104%
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Feb-Aug
93
971%
95%
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103%
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;
103
1968
B
series
April
931/4
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99%
92%
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4s
92
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108%
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Peoria & Eastern first
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100
93% 100%
106'A
fund
series
series
—
99%
100
100%
June-Dec
sinking
4%s
150%
99'%
*102%
100
RR—
140
94%
100%
101
1975——April-Oct
Power & Light 3s
139%
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95%
93
*102
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964..June-Dec
35
90
95%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
;
1991
276
74
95
*94%
June-Dec
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
1983
99%
99
99% 100
99%
95%
April-Oct
1978
3Vis
146'% 148%
*100
V
June-Dec
1987
debentures
debentures
101% 101%
l6I%
99
June-Dec
X 1984
1987
debentures 1985
35/8s
99'/4 1001/4
97
93
27
98%
..June-Dec
June-Dec
1986^.
3%s
99% 100%
90
69
99
Feb-Aug
1984
W
series
series Y
Tel 2%s
&
debentures
-27%s
General
June-Dec
s
•
ref
90
89%
..Feb-Aug
1976
Corp
&
93
99
66
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73%
62%
3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
3%s series
M
refunding 3 Vis
881/4
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1970
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
National
&
92%
7
ApriZ-Oct
series
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ref
&
Pacific
90
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88'%
N
Nashville
1st
1st
90
1361/2 138
97%
1958..Afay-Nov
1986
69
222
94%
series M 1979
First & refunding mtge
96%
99% 100%
99
Feb-Aug
gtd 3%s 2009..
&
&
First & refunding
95
102'%
—
102%
17.
98%
refunding 5s series I 1981—Feb-Aug
Monongahela
971/4
661/4
83%
Afar-Sept
201
64'A
*46%
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
...
1975
Pennsylvania
1975
Mohawk & Malone
&
Co—
and
AFirst
First
102'%
90,
*87
1978
94
71%
Co-
3'As
refunding 5s series A 1965
4s
refunding
refunding
101 %
101%
65%
refunding 5s series F 1977—Afar-Sept
and refunding 5s series G 1978__May-Noi>
AGeneral
&
99
97
101 %
89%
May
1962
A
RR
102 %
*96%
1962_„
B
series
adjustment 5s
^Missouri
94%
&
RR—
series
series
4s
lien
& refunding 3s
Marie—
mortgage 4s inc
89
70
June-Dec
3s series N 1977
June-Dec
2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3%s series R 1982——June-Dec
3s series S 1983
June-Dec
2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
First
First
1st
1967
mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971— May
AGeneral
»
*95
Afar-Sept
Jan-Jufy
_April-Oct
1967
& Mfg 23/4S
Saulte
&
*94%
101
Afar-Sept
sinking fund debentures
Minnesota
&
94
103% 104V4
27/8s
Electric
&
97%
91%
825
101% 101%
1041/4
mortgage
93%
87%
93%
62%
61%
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
& Electric 2%s
First
91%
101%
First
mortgage
series K 1971
First & refunding. 3s series L 1974—
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969..Afar-Sept
_!
1975
92%
1
6
June-Dec
2%s 1984.
First & refunding 3s
921/4
debs
^
97
2
—
refunding 3%s series I 1966..—June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970——June-Dec
&
First
103
Jan-JuZy
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nou
First mortgage 23/4s 1980
...Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3ves 1988.__April-Oct
subord
first
Gas
First
102%
first mortgage 3s 1966———June-Dec
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
conv
91%
.
P
102
Llead Corp
4Vis
„
mortgage 3s 1979
Pacific
—
103%
♦—
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69
75
June-Dec
1975
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96
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93%
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debs
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——
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1975
1978
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5 ,.;A
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96%
92%
102%
94
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980..—.—Afay-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982.
Afar-Sept
1st mtge 3%s 1985———.
June-Dec
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
981%
IO21/2 103
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Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
—
v..
90%
100%
63
Quar-Feb
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 2%s 1980—
Oklahoma Gas
*..
103
1978
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70
2%s
subord
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•
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2%s debentures 1972—_Afay-Nov
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first
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conv
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98
98
92'A
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2047
1
Northwestern Bell Telephone
First
Feb-Aug
1
98
91%
75%
73
__
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1st
1984
87
*99%
gold 3s 1980—
Afar-Sept
mtge 2%s 1979_May-Nou
1982
Feb-Aug
Elec
86%
103
second
Louisville Gas &
99%
9
93%
Quar-Jan
Jan
mortgage
Northrop
2
99%
71%
71'A
73%
87%
1974_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
First mortgage
3s
i
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984..
—April-Oct
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977___AprfZ-Oct
Fiifst mortgage 3s 1979
:
Mar-Sept
100%
*102% 103%
% 71%
1984———April-Oct
States
(Minnesota)
102%
45
April-Oct
3s
Coll trust 4s
'
102%
99% 100%
♦102% 104
8
73%
70%
.*
73'%
*92
—
1997
82%
77'/2
71%
37
73%
91%
May -Nov
1997
4s
Hen
Northern
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund
lien
registered
:
92'A
registered 2047..
Quar-Feb
Refunding 6c improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
101%
99%
.
72'%
—May-Nov
1974
f debentures
General
110%
100
143
1973
81'A
78%
Feb-Aug
1983
103%
76
31
82%
98
__
901/2
102%
49
:
101% 101'%
refunding 4'%s series A 1974_Mar-Sept
f debentures
s
4s
99%
110%
—
107% 109%
*113
June-Dec
1952
82%
3s
'mm*.
*110%
—
Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Not
s
Prior
86
1033/8 V
*70%
first gold 4s 1996__April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Pacific Ry
79
80
*100% 101
Afay-Nov
D 1976-June-Dec
1963—April-Oct
..Afar-Sept
83%
89
Jan-July
1980
3%s
mortgage
Central
General &
94
80
—May-Nov
ser
81%
113
Norfolk & Western Ry
100
99
9
99% 100
2%s
mortgage
General
70
.
74
1965—April-Oct
A
208
89%
Mohawk Power Corp—
Niagara
First
Co 3s debentures
82 7/b
89
April-Oct
71%
May
1980—
75%
82
73%
April-Ocf
70
*91%
2003——May
1962
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
General mortgage 27%s
75
87
79
Afay-Nov
:■
debentures
General
92
3%s
May-Nov
interest
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s
general 4s
86%
75
*92%
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Aircraft
8
92
86
—'
70
75
Afay-Nov
interest
73%
71%
2% series D 1982.
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3'/88 series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1S81
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
89
■'
88
92
90
5s
contingent
203
Y Telephone
General mortgage 3%s
♦86%
Jan-July
i
interest 2003
75%
*76'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
86%
91%
*81
98%
'./f11
>■
-**'
74%
—Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
Northern
4Vis fixed interest 2003—.
Series C
subord
4
N
Feb-Aug
interest 2003
Series A
fixed
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
& cons mtge ser A 2004
Northern
extended to 1984
(N Y)—1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
3.75s
3%
3%
1st
101
1011/2
17
99%
;
♦94%
Term
99%
98%
98%
Power 8c
N Y
100
100
101
3%
ser A
mortgage 5s
Miami
63%
N
*99
101
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Lockheed
61%
641/4
II
101%
June-Dec
1955
4s
(7
98%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
AGeneral
—
7
3%
N Y
*150% 165
1964
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
Little
110%
N
1968.
June-Dec
Lake Shore 8c Mich South gold 3 Vis 1997__June-Dec
3Vis registered 1997
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation 3Vis A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
Feb-Aug
1st 8c ref 5s stamped 1974
—Feb-Aug
D
109%
*99
1961
mtge sink fund 3%
A8eries
95%
■
—
101%
82%
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
^
3%s registered 1998
—
—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago 8c St LouisRefunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
4 %8
income debentures 1989—
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 27%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
...—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack 8c West 4s series A 1973
Afay-Nov
4%s series B 1973
Afay-Nov
N Y New Haven 8c Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—_Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1st mtge 4 %s series A 1973
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
RR Terminal—
Lakefront Dock 8c
1st
100%
95'%
*61%
Jan-July
Hoppers Co 1st mtge 3s
99%
98
110% 110%
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
1st
99%
99%
*951%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
lAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959—.Afar-Sept
4%s
96%
Jan-July
1961
1961
90
90
*90%
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
-—June-Dec
—
99%
103
Michigan
100%
—
__
7
*100
3%s
100
90
90
90
101% 101%
April-Oct
River RR—
<
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jan-July
3%s registered 1997
———.——Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
v
96%
100%
82
April-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson
128'%
102
22*
103
97%
89%
2013—April-Oct
Refunding Si impt 4%s series A
7
74%
Feb-Aug
134
129
104 %
95%
mmmm
*96
99%
—
Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
103
18
101 % 101%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1956
D
series
York Central RR
New
*99% 101'/2
1954.
1956
C
series
4'%s
AFirst
159%
-
109 %:
15
♦101% 102%
101%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1954
series A
series B
5s
AFirst
95
149 %
—
IMr,..
107
99%
*85
,.
__
High
201
__
99%
1
■
__
96%
96%
Mexico Ry—
Texas &
Orleans
96'/2
*96
Jan.
Low
No.
103% 104
Jersey
AFirst 5s
*88%
Afar-Sept
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s
•
Afay-Nov
April-Ocf
Afar-Sept
Range Since
Sold
Hioh
108% 109'A
108%
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power 8c Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Not
Interstate Power Co—
1st
)
1982
38 debentures 1974
debentures
AFirst 5'%s
Corp—
1977...
June-Dec
May-Nop
Co 3%s
99%
98 %
Co—
f debentures series A
s
93%
National Tea
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
National Supply
New
*100
Jan-July
Central America 1st 5s B 1972—Afay-Nov
Inter Rye
Sale Frloe
Exchange
2%s debentures 1967
conv 1980
New England Tel 8c Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
95%
97%
101%
Last
Period
High
91%
or
Interest
t
•
3s
"98
Jan-July
A First gold 5s series C 1956
International Minerals & Chemical
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
21
101 % 101%.
Jan-July
1956
B
series
5s
2
98 %
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
•100
A 1970
Jan-July
f Allseder Steel Corp 6s 1948—
Feb-Aug
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2 Vis series C 1986_.June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3 %s debs 1972
Afar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Afar-Sept
^International Great Northern RR—
f AFirst 6s series A 1952
3an-July
§ A Adjustment 6s series A July 1952
April-Oct
A First
94%
Low
No.
*100% 104
Jan-July
f debentures 1980
Terminal Ry 4s series
3 Vis
10
BONDS
•100
Consol mortgage
Illinois
ENDED FEBRUARY
•100
4%s-3%s ser A
5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Not>
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nou
Consol mortgage 33As series F 1984
y
1st mtge 3 Vis ser G 1980
:Yeb'^UA
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
..Mar-Sept
Consol
High
98
1981_.Jan-July
June-Dec
2%s series A
mortgage 3s series B 1978
WEEK
Range Since
Jan. I
1
Bold
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
FOR
Week's Range
105
95
96%
18'
931/2
20
94'a
96
93
93
94'a
96
-97%
102 %
*102% 103
101
101'/a
56
100% 100%
2
98%
103'%
99 %
101 %
99
100%
——v
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 5507...
Volume 183
(797)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
WEEK
FOR
/
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
98%
99
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%g ser I
1963__Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J
Jan.
No.
Low
1st mtge
3%s series A
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Jane-Dec
April-Oct
&
5s
mortgage 3s
First
mortgage
Public
3s
Service
Electric
debentures
First and
First
and
and
1st
debentures
and
108
110
5
100
2
100
100
-
90'A
9
91
98%
*95'%
r
♦II
refund M
First
refund M
100
100'A
100
—
100'% 100%
w
101% 102%
*138% W
A
206
-
100
95
—.
100 »A
7s sinking
3'As
debs
99
96
1
12
95
3s
assented
Jan-July
1103A
104
5
96%
104'A
100%
103%
104
United
98
1946
727
110%
84 *8
84%
19
81%
98'A
1
97'A
98%
98%
100
"151'/8
1952
May-Nov
AConsol
mtge
mtge
Rochester
6s
6s
General mortgage
3'As series J
3'As
6'As
"150% 152
147%
150
"150%
148
150
„
Second
Adirond'k
&
gold
6s
1st
1996
ASecond
inc
mtge
4'As
..Jan-July
A
ser
2022
Jan
1st
mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
bond
4s
Second 4s inc bond
Bt
Paul
Duluth
&
Scioto
V
New
&
Seaboard
Air
1989
cons
RR
1989_Pan-July
debentures
3s
"98
1989—May-Nop
Ilalske
&
6'As
1951
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
Oil
Corp 3'As conv
2'As debentures
Bocony-Vacuum
South
&
North
Southern
Bell
Oil
2%s
RR
Bouthern
3'As
1965
gtd
131%
92%
5s
1963
—
,
1985
convertible
Edison
105 5/B
106%
98
93%
92'A
93
debentures
1970
4'As
Gold
(Oregon Lines)
conv
94
101%
92%
94%
743%
4'As
Gold
4'As
1969„_
Bouthern
Pacific
1st mtge
RR
3%s
ser
239
127
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6'As series A
Memphis
New
Div
Orleans
Southwestern
3%s
Bell
Tel
Standard
Coil
Oil
Called
1996
2%s
debs
1983
Internal
Standard
5s
gold
Products
(Indiana)
5s
3%s
4'As
1967
conv
conv
*142'%
82'A
Jan-July
"5
82'A
82%
85%
82
June-Dec
1969
debentures
4s series B
119
10
119
138
—
119
—
100 3/4
100%
3
933/4
95%
1958—_—
5s
94%
99'A
95'A
1033A
102
1033/4
40
100
102
"2
102
103
28
100
101 »/4
4
102
102
4
1033/4 1033/4
*107% 115
102
102
April-Oct
101%
93
98'A
*94'%
1995
May-Nov
3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
1003A 101'A
.
94 Ys
87
92'%
92%
10
*67
RR
General
first
ref
Electric
Penn
first
3'As
Power
9 7'A
92%
93%
3
V
93%
94
94%
159
105 %
105% 106'A
65
105%
74
105%
86%
6
84
84
2
84
&
1st
Co
131'A
24
129
100
13
100
23
100 3t8
10
100 A
100%
120%
120'/a 120%
3
119'A
104*4
33
69%
54
68%
69'A
103'A
103'A 103'A
10
102%
103%
1003/4
IOO3/4 1003/4
1
100
103%
105%
107
*94'% 100
93%
71
—■
*104% 106'A
—
93%
93%
*89
98'A
9
99
107 %
179
107'A 108
15
100'A
99
99
100%
105%
103
100%
99
105
*102
Jan-July
99
98%
100 %
*100'A 101'A
Co—
RR
4s series A 2004
mortgage
95
1979
2%s
Jan-July
May
82%
79%
82%
9
78%
81
"l
99%
80
*92%
33
82'A
80
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
120'/a
91%
first 4s
100'A
iii
3s 1958
1960
mortgage
B
mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
First
ioo,v
100 "2
S
Wisconsin
131'A
100
100 -7-2
first
Central
mtge
Gen
84 %
131-
103%
70 %
69%
69
——.——May-Nou
ApriZ-Oct
1975—
debs
conv
Wilson
95
lOO/,
100 "a
28
70
68'A
104%
*182
87 %
86 'A
95
95%
103% 104%
Jan-July
„
*93
Winston-Salem
—
„
103
103 y«
Mar-Sept
debentures
income
3%s
106%
—
102%
102%
-May
106'A
105'A 106
92%
67
12
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling bteei 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967———Jan-July
107%
97%
66
"5
*96'A
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 65 ser A 1953
83%
82%
1966
—
1023/4 103
—-May-Nov
Jan-July
2361
series
guaranteec
72
91
103'% 103'%
1979—May-Nov
1984——
5s
116
114%
90
4s
i
*91
registered 2361
A
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s sei\ A 1969— April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1^79
.—„Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981— -Jan-July
09%
3'
25
99%
gold 3'As
gtd
3s guaran eed
3'As 1974.
mortgage
Penn
Shore
94'A
April
1981
4s
122% 125
100 A 100
*99%
9g%
98
Electric Light &
Yonkers
Deferred
118%
1
97
92'A
—
98 'A
93%
7
92'A
117% 121
rll5%
„
114'A
sale
year's range,
not
n
1003/4
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sal#
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
the
in
year's
range,
—
77 «
as
H
121
110%
delivery
the
tCohipanies reported
97 %
867
1003A 100%
Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JuZy
§Negotiability impaired
100
422
rl20
in
included
not
99%
98 'A
1971-
Y
a
93
——
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
included
93
June-Dec
——
145
86%
West
131%
1982—April-Oct
bonds
June-Dec
—
96%
West
38
May-Nov
April
2013
145
*161'%
—
86 %
V
1985
*144'%
1951—June-Dec
—
*161'%
June-Dec
1951
86
97%
56
May-Noo
April-Oct
.
first
A
8
93%
86'A
Northeastern RR—
1977
debentures
ASpokane
gold
first
&
3%s
Joint
1956
*157%
June-Dec
6
107%
*95
Apn'.'-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
163
97%
Wisconsin
Devel
—
163
87
107'A
124'A
—
—
86%
West
133%
124
1
*162'% 175
—
97%
Warren
Co—
Mortgage 2%s series E 1986Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
mortgage 2 *4 s series G 1961——Jan-July
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
—
87
97%
106% 107'A
First
99
86%
91%
*100'A
First
'
*92
mtge
5
124
First
'
94%
Co-
13
114'A 115%
106'A
105%
90
90
*90/
—Jan-July
1951
4s income series A Jan
97%
98%
A *75—June-Dec
105
*102% 103%
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
1947
A
3s series B
92 %
106%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1981
San Fran Term
104*4
income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
1971
Feb-Nov
Co conv debentures 3'As
1976—May-Nov
;75%
41
94'A
*82'A
Mar-Sept
105%
102
2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
1OI3/4
78
93
1973—June-Dec
A 1977
1033/8
14
—-
*105
First mortgage 3'As series B
99%
101%
94'A
115
1973
1976
1947
A
subord
Gen mtge
Walworth
'107%
Jan-July
21
104% 105%
*102% 103%
April-Oct
series
92'A
——Jan-July
97%
Corp—
consolidated
Gen
131% 133'A
99%
963/s
Corp of America—
Virginian Ry
93%
92'A
*75 %
April-Oct
2
99%
Bouthern Pacific CoFirst
assented
conv
First
Co—
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As
debentures
series
97%
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1987
California
94%
87%
1053/4
w
*93'A
June-Dec
1983
1976
1979
debentures
debentures
2%s
1133/4
95'/4
*101
—
86'A
1053/4
96%
103% 104
104
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
First lien and ref mtge
92'A
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
7s
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
3s
l%s
Ala
963A
Mar-Sept
i§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust
96'/a
95%
1
1
97%
94'A
*101
June-Bee
104%
Jan-July
May-Nou
and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
101'/a
100
*93%
April-Oct
—April-Oct
2
96 Va
104%
97%
*—
Jan-July
1971
1972
series
Wabash RR
1974
97%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1970
"112
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil 2'As debentures
1971
SASiemens
933A
112 %
"107'/a 109
June-Dec
109%
87
*100 3A
"100
1966
94%
1063A
96'A
87
1957—May-Nov
Co—
& Sons 2'As
1
400
105% 105%
First
101
99
26
113% 113%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
96'A
—
101%
i
„
107% 109%
1975—Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
88%
1
101 %
1968_June-Dec
4s
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
Beagram (Jos E)
96%
95
"101
April-Oct
gold
3'/as B 1971
England 1st gtd 4s
Line
36
100'/2 101
96%
May-Non
certificates Nov
first
J
>
certificates
Bt Paul Union Depot
100'A
May
■j
■
100%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
ICO ICO
"93
Mar-Sep
2%s
:
Mar-Sept
2%s
assented
Vanadium
993/4
993/4
"89
!
*96%
108%
99%
99%
101'A 101'A
101%
June-Be0
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
"93
April-Oct
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
1970
6'As sinking fund mtge series C
3'As assented series C 1951
3%s
Bt Lawrence
96
1980
America
Vandalia RR consol gtd
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
*95
103%
103
V
"99% 102%
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
June-Dec
I
99%
May-Nov
"103
Mar-Sept
18
103% 103%
103'A
95%
sinking fund mtge series A
3'As
150
Mar-Sept
1969
95
.
„
April-Oct
1955
95
•
,<
—
149% 149%
Feb-Aug
*95
239
*—
2%s debentures
debs
99%
340
30
*—
2%s debentures 1967
6'As
99
79'A
27%
'
Works
80
33
*99'A 100'A
Mar-Sept
fund
96%
73 %
26%
77%
May-Nov
1977
debs
United Steel
147%
1953
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 4'/2s series D 1977
sinking
f
103%
95%
*95'A 100
1971—May-Nov
&
s
98 %
" 135%
102%
6
28 %
trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
2%s
of
98%
96
135
-'■■■
79'A
Mar-Sept
1975
Co
4
—
95
102
97%
1
98%
u
tr
Corp
mtge
U S Rubber
Gas
General
Gas
3%s
98%
*1735/8
6s
2%s debs 1961
-
debentures
4%s
843A
98'/4
May-Nov
June-Dec
coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
"173'/8 183'/a
mtge
1974
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
112%
98'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1950
SAConsol
Biscuit
98%
103% 103%
Union
84%
•99
98%
*135'A
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug*
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
102%
96
110'A 111%
Feb-Aug
7s
3%s
3'As 1982
debs
conv
100%
•
„
"96
June-Dec
mtge
5 A Direct
113%
95
1003A
12
98%
-
1986—Jan-July
Union Pacific RR—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
'
1st mtge
206
98
3%s
fund mortgage 1946
E
ser
1
5
95
100% 101%
101%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
mtge & coll
United
1975
3%s
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
205
96
104
1st
'
9
4
•102%
Apr-Ocf
99'A
99
.104% 104%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Mfg Co 3%s
Rheinelbe Union—
of
'
1st
Rheem
M
Pacific-Missouri
>
101 % -102 '/a:
206
"
99
1979-June-Dec
1980
refund
and
First mortgage and coll
3s debentures 1968
—June-Dec
conv
113
—
95
~
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
series C
5s 2000
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
1983i-Aprll-Ocf
Quaker Oats 25/8s debentures 1964
3%s
gold
Tri-Continental Corp
May-Noo
America 3'/2S
96 %
94%
113% 113%
Jan-July
April-Ocl
May-Nov
3'As series B
first
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
Q
Radio Corp of
*98'A
104%
95
96%
96%
*„
tAThird "Ave Ry-first .refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
3'As debentures 1975
Pacific
Term RR
--
Co—
:
and
&
General
97
*11
Jan-July
1972
92%
96%
104'%
v
impt M 4s series C 2019
First and
102
—
*104'% 108
-
and
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
100'A
,
101 % 101 'A
♦
Mar-Sept
1977——Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3Vis
1973
High
96
27
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
1972
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
100
1
Refund
—
First and refunding
mortgage 27/8s
3%s
1
91
100% 100'A
inii/.
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968__Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—.Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and
First
First
108%
L—May-Nov.
Gas
&
debentures
Texas
;
1963
108'A
Jane-Dec
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
1973
96%
May-Noc
debentures
T
A
100
Feb-Aug
1984
debs
3%s
2%s debentures
Corp.
2%s
Co
—
June-Dec
1983
27/8s
Chemical
Oil
&
92'A
96'A
1
92
4
'
—
Ry—
1962
First general 4 Vzs series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First
Bwift
Texas
5s series C 1974
B
Btaulfer
1974
Jan.
Low
No.
92 %
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
—
90'A
jtoriZ-Oct
Ashtabula
general
2%s
—
109 »/2 109'A
""
-
Mar-Sept
general
Standard Oil
100'A
108'A 108%
Aprll-Ocf
1984
series
*105'A
1964—_May-Not>
Vis 1965—Jan-JuZy
First
1
100'A
2%s
*105'A
3%s
First
I
*
99
Range Since
Sold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge
o*> o
96 'A
Bends
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Sunray
1964_May-Nov
mortgage 5s series B 1975
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
General
Pittsb Coke & Chem
'*»«•>
„
Sale Prlee
Higfl
—
RR—
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General
-
35
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
*102%
*
Week's Range
Interest
BOND8
Range Since
Sold
High
*100%
General
10
FrMny
Friday's
or
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964__
Feb-Aug
Pillsoury Mills Inc 3*8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Et-ie 27/8s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
BOND RECORD
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Week's Range
119
-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Feb. 6, 1956, and ending Friday, Feb. 10.
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
dealings have occurred during the current
any
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Alloys
—10
Inc
1
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Associates
Air
Way
Airfleets
Inc
common.
Inc (N J)
Industries
.
FEBRUARY
Shares
6%
10
Friday
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Low
6 3/8
6%
1,200
6%
Jan
28%
100
28%
Jan
8%
8%
800
3%
3 3/8
2,900
9
1,100
,10
600
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28%
Inc
8%
—1
7'A
Jan
Ajax
Jan
Alabama
Petroleums
Ltd
-
Saies
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
High
——
—
—
83/4
9%
9 3/8
3
page 37.
7%
7'A
1
see
29
8
Jan
8*8
Jan
Corp
Alabama Great
Southern--
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Alabama
Gas
Power
4.20%
23%
23%
x8
Jan
8%
Jan
AiasKa
8%
Jan
10'A
Jan
Jan
7%
500
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
700
23'A
Feb
24%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
10%
Jan
Amer
All
Airlines
dep
American
Alleghany
Inc
rets Amer shares
Engineering Co
Corp
warrants
High
50c
1«
%
ii
9,800
%
Feb
lit
2
33%
33%
34%
1,900
33%
Feb
37%
Jan
162
Jan
168'A
Jan
102'A
Jan
1035s
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
44%
Jan
_
50
1
164% 165
103%
6%
103
6
90
103%
125
6%
1,000
41%
1,100
6
Aigemene Kunstzijde N V—
9
—
24
_
preferred— —100
•
5
1
_
For footnotes
_
Stores
Manufacturing
Air
year.
ENDED
■
Hat Stores
Ainsworth
WEEK
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Low
1
common
Co
FOR
40'%
40'%
40%
Jan
8
10o
5%
8%
700
8
Feb
9'A
Jail
5'A
5'A
7,300
5
Jan
6'%
Jan
S3
*
The Commercial and
34
financial Chronicle
...
Monday, February 13. 1956
(798)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Par
Alles
Artists
—
—
--
Co
300
12%
Jan
Feb
14
7%
Jan
7%
800
34'
Jan
35%
Jan
97%
98%
550
96%
Jan
98%
Industries
•
common
26%
26%
100
241%
Jan
26%
Feb
12%
12%
250
12
Jan
13%
Air Filter 5%
fAmerican
American
Bantam
Car
Co
Beverage common
American Book
American
Co
Hard
pfd
conv
8%
Natural Gas Co
Tractor
American
Oil
Amurex
4%
15
8%
8%
8
20o
class A
Mines Ltd
15%
20
8
Anchor Post Products...
36
4%
15%
5%
5%
3
3
13%
2
13%
25
800
4%
16%
11^00
20%
'200
Xn
aS£
8%
1
6
3
14
13%
'Jnn
11
10%
1
14%
2.40
ann
11%
1,300
.....
shares
"A"
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric
Manufacturing Co
l
Co
109%
CI
A
(ex
1
&
Coast
reg__
div
Dec
nfin
n'Snn
Ann
6,500
a
25 %
33 %
18%
19%
3?i &
36
36%
Jan
Jan
12%
12
12%
6,700
6%
38%
37%
22
21%
O
7%
enn
fe'enn
40
f
23%
lan
,nw
1,200
4%
4%
2%
800
4%
3
3
3,400
Feh
fen
fen
Xv fen
15% Jan
7 3/
»,i/
City
110
i-i/ feu
fe/2 fe
onX fe"
/4
Jan
20
T„n
mo
n
an
40
Jan
24
Jan
4it
Foh
ov
3
1%
44
•
18%
...
18
1%
43%
Feb
19
4,600
9%
5 200
3%
''300
4%
200
16%
300
16
•
_lc
9%
Jan
47
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
9%
Feb
11
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
18
16
9%
9%
II,500
9
37%
37%
100
16%
Jan
37
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Feb
39%
Janu
15%
1
lo
Corp
9%
10%
1
r
Baldwin Rubber common
3%
3%
10%
25,300
16
Jan
16%
4,600
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
7
Refractories
8,600
lft Jan
1,000
7%
5%
23%
5%
Paint
u
"71/4
41
Vi
100%
7
7%
41%
27
Company
«
Feb
11'8
Jan
2,255
7%
65/8
Feb
7%
8
8%
Jan
47
Jan
Jan
101
Jan
300
7
6%
Feb
8% Jan
Jan
6% Jan
2% Jan
8
Jan
8
Feb
6% Jan
Feb
27
ocj/
37%
JaS
Ia.n
100%
41
26,o55
38%
34%
7 "
16
27%
Jan
in.
oKi.
ten
33% Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Ian
7%
37%
200
14%
14%
15%
21,000
18
18
36% Jan
38% Jan
15%
Jan
Feb
18%
8,500
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
18%
18%
1,100
18%
Jan
7%
7%
400
7%
Jan
18%
7%
Jan
7%
1
xl4%
xl4%
15
1,200
xl4%* Feb
15%
Jan
2.50
25%
25%
26
1,000
24% Jan
28
Jan
.1
cumulative preferred.
Brown Rubber Co common..
Bruce (EL) Co common
Ltd class B
Jan
1
12%
13%
1,755
12%
•
preferred
12%
24%
24
50c
common
8%
'
13%
F5b
24 %
4 200
22%
Jan
24'/a
Feb
7%
8%
'800
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
10 %
100
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
17% Feb
19%
Jan
9
,
10%
10
10%
900
2.50
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Ja5
10 %
__io
preferred
Curtis Lighting
'
17%
17%
17%
2,500
in
_
..
.
dep rets ord shares
3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Biscuit
12%c
common..
convertible class A
.
.
>
%
5%
%
5%
10c
common
2,100
%
Jan
1,000
36%
Jan
39
18
200
18%
19%
20
4,900
4%
700
6%
6%
4,600
9%
100
9%
X9 %
47
54
.
18%
Jan
20
4
*
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
300
18,800
Feb
;
44 %
2%
Jan
Feb
100
4%
39%
13
16%
4.700
4%
Jan
1
4 %
9%
Feb
9%
Jan
55
Feb
Jan
4%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
—
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
700
35%
20%
21 %
5,000
20%
Jan
22%
7%
7%
1.600
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
22%
I
500
14
Jan
14%
Jan
2.200
14%
22
22
Feb
23 %
Jan
300
9%
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
10%
600
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
4 %
4%
8.800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
9%
2i
Jan
25%
Jan
1.200
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
34%
35 %
3,700
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
11%
12
1,300
11%
Feb
12%
10%
11%
2.200
10%
8%
Jan
jan
Feb
12%
J.m
G %
7
3,500
6
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
3%
7,000
3%
Jan
4
Jan
100
Manufacturing
Products
Distillers Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd—
Domin on Bridge Co Ltd
&
Coal
^
ord
25°
6
7,400
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
300
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
8
10n
1U0
o
b
Jan
Jan
85/8
8,8
Jan
J
--1
:
stock
1%
1%
1%
23,600
1 34
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
5%
2.900
4%
jan
23%
20%
23%
26,200
19%
334
3%
4%
12.100
3%
13"%
13%
A
1,200
27%
27%
27%
600
20%
20%
22 %
21,800
33%
33
33%
500
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance..
1
Campbell cnibougamau Mines Ltd
1
5
Bread Co Ltd
5%
5,703
141/a
5
133/4
5
jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
26%
Jan
I,
10
Inc
Cement Co
•
in
10
Drivei Harris Co
Duke Power Co
New common (when issued)
(Allen B)
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duraloy
Jan
14%' Jan
5%
Jan
28
22%
preference.
Jan
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
1 %
1U
m
5%
5%
6%
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
4%%
Jan
30%
Jan
Eastern
26,200
]%
14,600
5}g Jan
Jan
Eastern
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
Canadian Dredge & dock uo
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
lad
•
10c
:
1
partic
pfd__10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
37.
6%
23%
2}J
2
x6
23%
2%
2 %
x6%
24%
212
Eastern
Gas & Fuel
7.903
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
2 r;<
Jan
5,000
2,700
6
Feb
634
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
1,300
2334
2%
Jan
3
Jan
16%
%
Jan
ft
15%
203
14%
Jan
16
Jan
12%
500
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
20%
1.200
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
7%
1.200
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
ft
1.100
5ft
70%
8.800
66%
5
5ft
Jan
OD
Jan
8
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
69%
69 %
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
19%
18%
19%
27%
27%
150
2%
2%
800
2%
550
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
100
17%
Jan
18
Jan
25.700
2%
Jan
"2%
.
.
2.700
15
%
15 %
18
~2
18
2%
2%
14
15%
45
14%
"l%
45
1%
,
6,300
15,000
100
1%
7%
7
ii
600
34,700
200
Jan
7
7% Feb
17%
Jan
21%
Jan
27
Jan
30%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
44
Jan
46
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
1%
Feb
7
11%
11%
200
5%
5%
1,600
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
5
12%
Jan
11%
%
5%
1R3/4
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
17
17%
1.100
17
153'4
16%
400
15
7%
8%
3.200
1
2.000
1%
Feb
Ul
34%
34%
200
33%
Jan
34%'
5%
5%
200
1%
Mi
Feb
Jan
«
Jan
Feb
29
Jan
Jan
5%
27
151
Jan
27%
703
15%
Feb
16%
2%
2%
1.003
234
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
' 5%
3.400
4%
Feb
G
Jan
27%
27%
1.403
27%
Feb
30%
Jan
li90
1%
28%
l.9o
lft Jan
HI
Jan
334
Jan
15%
15%
15%
6!«
6i&
27
27
148
2%
6,400
Jan
18%
13
13
13
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
213s
Jan
3,600
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
500
18%
15%
21%
18%
Jan
300
7,500
7
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
16
8%
200
13%
13%
2,100
12%
Jan
14%
35%
36
100
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
8%
13%
Jan
4%
4%
4,800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
31%
31%
50
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
39%
39
41
800
26%
25%
26%
4%
Feb
26%
Jan
41
3.900
24
Jan
27%
Jan
11 %
Jan
14%
Jan
44
Jan
45%
Feb
Jan
12%
4,503
45%
150
57%
Jan
53%
28%
•
11%
45
11%
—
28%
1,400
28%
Feb
28%
8%
Feb
5,403
8%
Jan
10
Jan
8%
3ft Jan
3%
Jan
5%
5%
5o0
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
8
8
103
7%
Jan
8%
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20
21%
250
20
Feb
24
Jan
1
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703
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
•
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9,100
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
7%
1
common
$7
States
16%
16%
17%
25,100
80 %
80
80%
800
77%
Jan
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Feb
33%
34
353
31 %
Jan
34%
Jan
23
24%
1,803
23
Feb
24%
135
Jan
192
Jan
175%
Jan
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Jan
Jan
1
Corp
23
190
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt
•
common
53
176
103
1
5
Feb
17%
Jan
17%
23%
1
30
12 preferred
176
191
176
•
preferred series A
Elder Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
15%
10
100
25
Assn
prior preferred
Malleable Iron
$6
2
21%
2ft
Jan
2.3)0
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Feb
Jan
16%
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28%
20
Canada
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
33
—
reg
(The)
Jan
•
•
common
Feb
Jan
20%
—
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
43 %
Jan
%
Laboratories—
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
11%
•
5%
23%
•
1
2%
Jan
4%
50c
2.50
•
32.50
$2 Preferred
DuMont
6%
Jan
41
3%
6s 8d
Slfeutfer?
6%
150
1
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
•
Dorr-Oliver Inc
-7.50
Feb
2%
5
10
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5%
6%
4
5
1
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Steel
6,600
100
&
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Steel
%
2
43%
15%
12
50c
debenture
Detroit
6
1%
"%
.35
Dennison Mfg class A common
4% Jan
*
Power
Jan
1.100
%
3,800
10c
Draper Corp common
•
10c
Inc
seepage
Jan
25%
2,600
2.50
--1
Dejay Stores common
Jan
8
...7.50
(n?w)
For footnotes
79%
Jan
9%
_-l
Dayton Rubber Co class"A
j/2
3/8
2%
6%
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Ltd
Jan
24 %
.
Common
Petrofiua
75%
300
12 %
_
_
Day Mines Inc
Gasket
5
%c
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Cavenport Hoslcry Mills
H fefe Brothers Inc
Jan
34,200
5%
,
& t
2.50
common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
C W C Liquidating Corp
Dragon
Burma Mines Ltd-^
Inc
2.50
•
common
Cuban-VenezueJan oil vtc
Dominion
*
common
I
Detroit
3% Jan
13%
rC°;™mn-,7
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Jan
2W Jan
37%
rfear
Cuban Tobacco
Tan
30
ann
43
^ew $1.12 preferred
Jan
T.n
10
common
Forman Distillers
4%
1
1
500
7%
£1
1
....
850
£1
reg
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co.
11%
II
•
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100% 100%
7
373^
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Jan
10s
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
---•
Jan
10s
reg
1
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Jan
Ki/,
•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
5c
•
Inc
7%
ill
6%
•
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
„
Jan
Tobacco—
Canadian
Jan
13% Jan
350
— —
9%
25
Marconi
15%
400
77%
•
class B.
19%
27
Canadian
Feb
14%
42%
50%
•
6%%
2ft
23 %
•
Jan
Bridgeport
Cement Co Ltd
Jan
Ltd—
Distillery
(H)
Co
Jan
3,100
_
Varnish
Jan
8
Canada
1%
25
6%
16%
7%
Canada
23,100
Jan
8%
3%
49%
7%
Electric
Jan
2
~i%
10c
x9%
•
California
6%
2ft
37
*
6%
700
300
18
9%
Jan
Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
Inc
Corroon & Reynolds common
25% Feb
Jan
Aviation
Jan
11
2,600
50
16%
17%
7
Eastern
6%
12
9%
49%
9s/8
Jan
Jan
2%
Calif
Feb
100
Feb
34%
Crown Cent Petroleum fed)—
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic..-*
Crown Drug Co common
25c
16
20%
4%
C & C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products
6%
12%
Jan
1,300
Corp
Corporation
28%
Jan
22%
5%
1,200
Oil
Feb
5%
U
9
1,300
16,700
6%
23%
3.400
9%
5 %
6 %
Byrd
3.800
10%
3% Feb
5% Jan
7%
Burry
44
6%
14
4 %
Jan
2%
American
Feb
75%
1
2%
7
60c convertible
10
5,900
5%
7%
44
14
3%
17%
5
Budget Finance Plan
Uh
22%
^reole11fetli?fleui2
2%
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
6%
1
Jan
300
1
F
Jan
10
6%
7%
Jan
7
S
9%
25%
1
1
9%
™
B
Jan
35%
24%
Jan
•
Bruck Mills
Jan
9%
6%
■
Jan
20o
Brown
93%
300
—
Jan
10,200
•
Foote Gear Works Inc
Brown
Jan
Jan
9%
2
5%
16%
1
common
dep rets ord
81%
4%
9%
Jan
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
American
Jan
x9%
19%
24%
25
;
ord
79
9%
100
50o
Co
dep rets
200
4
900
16%
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•
5%% prior cumulative preferred__100
American
Feb
81%
23%
——
11,500
22%
Bohack (H
British American
Jan
27%
%
9%
3
Brad
11
Jan
24%
5%
22%
•
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Jan
26 %
44
14
23%
]g%
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Borne
Jan
9%
425
80%
76
9%
1
& Co
4%
200
1%
5%
*
1
Blauner's common.
(S)
Jan
7,700
27 %
4%
44
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)__£l
1
common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blumenthal
5ft
5%
10%
27
93%
2%
5%
23%
1
Shoe Corp
common
Jan
1
Coro
9% Jan
6% Jan
50<j
Inc
Jan
4%
9%
•
Cornucopia Gold Mines
1}5 Jan
7%
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Bickford's
112
7%
20o
Beau-Brummell Ties common
(A St
9%
Jan
——
to
&
.
Jan
US
7%
1
Inc..
Inc
Bellanca Aircraft
7'a
Jan
UA
♦
Ltd
Oil Company
Bearings
Feb
3%
5 %
10c
•
30s
£lass A voting
Jan
50o
...
Basin
8%
2,600
6%
ext
Uranium
10% Feb
15%
American shares
Beck
8% Jan
400
3%
de los Andes—
Basic
6,800
3%
23%
to ,1956
Corby
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Ltd.
8%
3%
17
3
B
Oil
Feb
8%
10
ext
Cook
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barium Steel Corp
Feo
Jan
50%
Continental
Baldwin Securities
Jan
5%
6%
1965
5%
300
6%
—
Connelly Containers Inc
50o
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
lo
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering__l
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Jan
1%
Jan
800
4%
1
Voting Machine
1,100
3%
.—1
preferred
1%
44%
9%
9%
1
106%
Jan
5Va
17%
Compo Bhoe Machinery—
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Community Iv.An
Public Service
Feb
2% Feb
%
3%
«
Commodore Hotel Inc..
ion
Feb
8%
1
2.50
10
1
5
10
4
1
Sand & Stone Co
Ft j
%
800
Feb
Jan
19%
Colonial
112%
6 %
"
Co
127
Jan
16%
1
1
Products
Feb
Jan
Jan
111
1,500
18
Aluminum
9%
9%
123
1,300
80%
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Colonial Airlines
Jan
6%
5
Club
u
fe
feu
Feb
01/
12''a
17%
Claussner Hosiery Co
»
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
C'Jnchfield Coal Corp common
20
Jan
Jan
6%
Clary Corporation
qv
11%
16%
Clark Controller Co
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
l)2 fen
fen
Jan
6%
•
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Stamping
capital stock
Auto
New
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31
16%
1
chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
Jan
20
%
5%
1
Ligh'tTsTiirdl—IlOo
central Power &
500
Jan
30
200
%
__
In
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Chamberlin Co of America
Charls Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
fe fen
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9%
127
112% 112%
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105
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107% 107%
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175
Central Illinois Secur Corp
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Plywood Corp
Non-voting
30%
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Coast Line
Automatic
JaS
1 oh V
6%
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$41
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Atlas
30 %
Tel—
Atlantic
Atlas
30 %
Industries—
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$43
'53
tan
27'/a
190
18%
•
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Inc
Associate Laundries of America
July
2ft
.
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8%
8%
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dep rets
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Feb
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24
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24%
warrants
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American
jan
*1
2K
onn
32
...100
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Associate
1%
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1% Jan
fen
feu
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Co
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Jan
12,300
Carter (J W) Co common
Jan
a'8
8%
pfd__100
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour &
1%
2%
2"
Jan
ann
§
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
8%
34%
4
4
l
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
Jan
Jan
% Feb
916
ft
14%
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
7 500
8%
39%
15%
3
Company
Anacon Lead
15,100
ft
Feb
8%
.
High
1ft
2
Carreras Ltd—
29%
8%
36
5
Writing Paper common
MM
29
3
Incorporated
28%
38 %
25*
Corp—
27%
800
8%
1
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred..:
400
27%
—20
25
American
1
1%
26
26
pfd—28
6%
13,200
Low
1ft
2%
1
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Jan
fil
—<.—-•
American Meter Co„.
American
—
28
Co
Rubber
%
1%
%
common—1
1
—<—100
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo
Co
American
Jan
30 %
8%
If
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Jan
100
25o
Ambrook Industries Inc
American
Low
America—
of
cumulative preferred
$3.75
13'%
Feb
Shares
£ap!fe! £ity Products common—-——5
Capital Transit Co
——
19-50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
6% Jan
35
10%
10 %
800
Sale*
for Week
of Prices
1%
Canso OH Producers Ltd vtc
Jan
13%
1
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
Aluminum
12%
Jan
4% Feb
5,500
Internat'l
Aluminum
AMI
12%
J
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc-
4% Jan
4% Jan
I,400
4%
34%
10
1
4%
Week'i
Range
lie Price
Par
High
5%
11
13%
4%
10%
13%
Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
1
Allied
4%
.
Low
ft*
;
preferred
Control Co Inc
Allied
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
Sharea
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
for Week
100
Corp
Pictures
convertible
5%%
■,
1
1
Fisher common
&
Allied
Range
of Prices
Low
High
1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
10
ENDED FEBRUARY
Week's
I-"*
SalePrio©
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
24 %
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
293/4
Jan
'
%
%
28%
28
%
12.703
28%
13,100
28
Volume 183
Number 5507
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle '
(799)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Frioe
Par
ElectroData
Corporation
Low
l
14 %
common
l
17
Electronics
17
Corp
America
1
El-Tronics
14%
Inc
7%
Empire
District
Empire
Miliwork
20c
Electric
5%
pfd
$2
convertible
Erie
Forge
17%
14%
Jan
International
800
16%
Jan
173/a
Jan
International
1,900
7.
14 %
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service
18,300
15
3,100
10%
11
24%
4
25%
3%
1
44(4
43%
10c
10
4%
4%
1
Corp com
preferred
~8%
Par
High
Jan
7
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
13 3/8
105 %
>
11%
7
Products
for Week
Shares
Low
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Co
Co
Low
High
3.90%
9%
4,600
7
Jan
9%
Feb
6%
7(4
1,200
6%
Jan
73/4
Jan
1
Resistance
8%
6%
7%
10c
_•
2 3/4
23/8
2 3/4
4,900
23/8
Jan
23/4
pfd—100
88
X90
30
16
2,800
•
15(4
153/4
Jan
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c_
Ironite
Inc
1
7%
7%
7%
1
Jan
Irving Air Chute
28%
Jan
30,500
33/4
Jan
43/a
Jan
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lo
44(4
450
42(4
Jan
45%
4%
4%
x90
Feb
Feb
88
Jan
16%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
57/a
300
Feb
133/4
Jan
Jan
700
1,403
9(4
400
4
24
Jan
•
Feb
Feb
5 3/4
8(4
600
8 %
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
2,600
8%
Feb
8%
Feb
6%
6%
100
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
lft
28,600
1(4
Feb
1%
Jan
ft
27,000
(4
Feb
%
Jan
Kaiser
17%
430
Jan
17(4
Feb
Kaltman
5%
5Yb
4%
4%
43/4
5,400
1%
1%
1%
12,900
lVa
ft
1%
10,200
1(4
2
2(4
-23/a
19,400
2
A
3%
4%
22,800
33/4
Jan
4(4
4%
13,600
3%
Feb
400
Feb
6(4
4
Jan
4 7/a
Jan
1%
Feb
2
Jan
Jan
53/4
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
2%
Feb
Jan
8(4
8%
.1
3%
Ero
1st
cum
Manufacturing
Co
Inc
-.o^une
Eureka
A
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16
16
13
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Firth
(Phila)__
Inc
Sterling
Flshman
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Fitzsimmons
2.50
Ltd
4%
A
B
Ford
E<eer
Fox
changed to
Sales
De
Inc
Luxe
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(Geo
railer
2
A
500
'
7
73/8
Feb
243/b
Jan
Katz
Kawneer Co
Jan
—
138
Jan
De
'
—
125
135
Feb
Feb
Kleinert
U
4%
5%
12,200
434
Feb
6
£>°/a
4-/8
5 Ye
4o,i<so0
3
Jan
574
4
—1
A Jan
Feb
Luxe
Feb
1.25
3%
3%
5
15%
15%
common
4
1,300
15%
3%
1,600
15
Jan
4%
•
Builders Supply Corp
convertible preferred
American
31
30%
800
31
Jan
16
29
Jan
ord
reg
common
5(4
200
5%
Feb
5%
1%
1,600
l3/4
2%
1,000
2
Jan
2%
7%
Mines
4074
Hydraulics
Freehold
Jan
Jan
774
Feb
4074
Jan
171/,
Jan
19 3/a
Jan
Jan
IO53/4
Jan
3%
Jan
100
15%
Feb
2(4
20,400
V/e
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
3%
5,000
3
3 5/8
Feb
ItV
1%
1,800
lft Jan
5%
5%
100
Laclede-Christy Company..
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
.—8
Jan
30%
La
Feb
Machine Co
5
12%
12%
500
12(4
Jan
12%
Jan
University
Monotype
Salle
5
8 3%
~83/a
~874
17,700
8(4
Jan
4%
4 %
1,100
3%
Jan
4(4
Jan
11%
11%
12%
5,600
11%
Jan
133/a
Jan
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100
31(4
Jan
32
Jan
6 3%
200
63/a
Jan
6%
Jan
46%
Jan
52
Jan
100
Jan
Extension
Lear Inc
50o
common
25c
Le Tourneau
————3
Inc
(R G.)
6%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_
5%
preferred
cumulative
Loblaw
Groceterias
class
Steel
93%
——
Chain
93%
95%
700
90(4
14%
14y8
375
14(4
1,700
(The)
13/4
Maine
Mangel
20
600
Jan
22
Jan
Manischewitz
1%
54%
57
49
53%
81
82
1
60
1%
64
20
7%
'
■
7%
15 %
15%
2'/a
3
181
?:••••
14
|
10%
1843/4
132% 134%
Service
3%
7
Co
17%
(The B)
3%
29
^9%
1674
16 3/a
1674
300
16%
Jan
27%
2574
27%
19,200
24 %
Jan
900
1,800
56
Feb
McKee
27 (4
Jan
McWilliams
28%
Feb
Mead
8%
Jan
Jan
64
-
■
^
-
1,100
6%
Jan
1,200
15%
Feb
1674 ,Jan
8,400
23/a
Jan
33/8 'Jan
(A
Menasco
181
Feb
189
Feb
138
Jan
Michigan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Michigan
150,000
4%
Jan
5
Feb
13%
Feb
14%
2,003
14,500
16%
9
500
Jan-
15%
Jan
•
•
•
page
6
334
23%
2974
Feb
213/4
7,800
1974
Feb
25
Jan
2,000
26
Jan
29
Jan
6
Jan
43/8
Feb
Micromatic
17%
Jan
Midland
5%
6,300
133/a
143/g
26,000
11%
Jan
15%
43%
46%
4,900
42 V3
Jan
47% Jan
10(4
10%
200
93/4
Jan
10%
25c
Co
1
2.50
1
—10
__—
Hone Corp
'
.
1
474
Feb
83/4
1,330
8%
Feb
6(4
6 3/a
3,100
574
Jan
11%
11%
11%
300
11%
Jan
13.4
174
1%
6,600
1%
Jan
8 3/4
8%
—
8 3/8
874
9
10%
6 3/4
13
I5/8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
preferred—*
17
1774
lls/8
12
12%
1174
12%
Jan
9%
1,500
1574
Jan
17%
Jan
16,900
11%
Jan
12
Jan
250
12%
Feb
1274
Jan
29
1
1
common
conv
Jan
13%
common
$1
3374
44%
1
Middle States Petroleum
474
3134
1
Corp
Co
2974
...—1
Plating & Stamping
Steel Tube—
Jan
3%
29
1,300
33/8
Feb
4
Jan
11,700
22%
Jan
29
Feb
Mid-West
Jan
Miller
1,300
133/b
Feb
14%
58%
100
56(4
Jan
58%
Feb
1%
1%
2,600
1%
Jan
1 (4
Jan
Midwest
Piping
Refineries
Wohl
4% %
—5
Co
Jan
30
Jan
8
1,100
Jan
common.'
Co
3,100
3%
Feb
4 (4
Jan
Minnesota
1,200
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Missouri
2%
2%
90)
2%
Jan
3
Jan
6(4
Jan
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
534
43 %
6
4434
3
9% Xl0:,8
5,700
5
Jan
900
41%
Jan
48
Jan
700
2%
Jan
3
Feb
Light 5%
Service
17%
♦
1
25%
11% Jan
Jan
20
100
16
Jan
183/a
Feb
20
100
Jan
1043/4
Feb
50
73
Jan
75
Feb
Jan
22(4
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——*
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Jan
Mt
17%
104% 104%
17%
75
75
"5%
Feb
6
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
22(4
Jan
24
Jan
107
cumul preferred series B..100
preferred series C
1—100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
xl3
105
50
Feb
1%
Feb
24%
13%
700
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
17*
10,400
l3/8
Feb
174
Jan
25%
5,400
24%
Jan
2674
Jan
20
100%
Jan
102
Jan
Jan
106
Jan
101
4.80%
4.50%
3(4
Jan
9%
.
300
Jan
11
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
3%
4(4 Jan
Mt
Metal
Clemens
5
176%
4%
42%
9
Jan
1,600
5
176% 17734
4s/a
Jan
5
50
175%
Jan
1773/4
Feb
25
42%
Feb
44(4
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
42%
9%
1,100
9
Mountain
SMuntz
States Tel
&
Co
23%
2,500
223/,
Feb
24%
Jan
2%
6,700
2 3/4
Jan
3%
Jan
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
534
1,000
5(4
Jan
63/a
Jan
Muter Company common
30%
30%
30%
100
Feb
35
10%
11%
4,000
103/4
Jan
123/4
Jan
10%
11%
7,200
10
Feb
12%
Jan
Nachman
18%
18%
225
18%
Feb
20
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
53%
Jan
57
Jan
National
2
19%
19%
33/4
Jan
20%
Jan
350
125%
Jan
129%
Feb
5,100
174
Jan
2%
Jan
26 34
400
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
128% 129 %
l3/4
26%
Jan
2
2.50
10%
10%
10%
•1,900
103/a
Jan
11(4
Jan
10
32%
32%
32%
100
32%
Feb
353/4
Jan
4 3/a
4%
2,000
43/a
Jan
43/a
Jan
Jan
15 Va
Jan
50c
Jan
11%
129%
1
5
2%
11
19%
100
Tel
—...
Mfg
Jan
Jan
Feb
3%
2.50
Inc..
TV
Murray Ohio
33/4
33/4
19%
4
Mills
Vernon-Woodberry
100
1
Products
cumulative preferred
6%
5-%
30(4
;
800
1,905
■
2,200
11
2%
Jan
~5%
101
.100
Feb
Jan
Jan
25
104
It7*
10
450
9
Jan
23%
106% 107
13
1
17%
9,400
17%
Jan
34%
pfd—100
common.;
21
xlt)%
8(4
223/a
22%
*
4(4
4%
&
200
1,200
8%
23
50
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Pwr
22%
~5%
—50c
convertible
Public
8%
22%
.—1
3%
2%
130
253/a
25(4
130
25%
33
600
129
25%
Jan
Jan
106%
40
118
42
300
118
126
3,500
5%
20(4
5%
9
9
20%
11%
20%
Jan
38%
Jan
116
200
26
108 3/4
42
128%
Jan
20
11%
300
11%
Milling
11%
9(4
Jan
33/8
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
National Mfg & Stores common
Jan
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
National Research Corp.—
——-1
National Rubber Machinery—-——10
Jan
National
Jan
National
Petroleum
Ltd
1
Steel Car Ltd
—■—*
Telefilm
Associates
10c
Transit common
1
Union Electric Corp
30c
U. S. Radiator Corp w 1
-1
Starch Products
512
Feb
63/4
Jan
National
Jan
40 3/a
Jan
National
11%
11%
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
Nestle
50
96
Jan
New Bristol Oils Ltd
Le
Mur
Co
1
1
574
Jan
New
England Tel & Tel
Jan
110%
Jan
New
Haven
3,800
874
Jan
93/4
Jan
9 Va
•
•
1
30%
32%
48,400
Feb
21
Feb
<N CO
50c
Jan
32%
Jan
Clock
&
Watch Co
preferred
conv
New Idria
New
1
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
18%
18%
19%
2,500
17%
Jan
19%
29%
29
30
2,000
27
Jan
30
Jan
800
24
Jan
26
Feb
29%
Jan
31
Min & Chem Co
Jersey
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
:—
3%
4
243/4 x25%
3
3(4
800
5%
3(4
5%
1,800
4%
39,000
1
4tf. Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
3(4
Jan
4%
Jan.
6%
Feb
2s/8
Jan
4%
Feb
12
12
12 3/a
2,100
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
2^(4
28%
30%
2,300
283/b
Feb
34(4
Jan
Jan
6(4
Jan
'lA
1%
1%
29,300
1%
Feb
21%
Jan
111 Jan
2 A Feb
135% 138(4
Jan
4
3%
6%
42,800
2
1383/8
Feb
2%
2,200
1,100
134
2(4
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
9%
9%
400
9(4
Jan
10(4
Jan
1%
2%
3
20,500
2%
Jan
3(4
Feb
39%
39(4
40%
5,000
39%
Feb
43
Jan
16(4
16%
17(4
2,300
16%
Jan
19
Jan
1
Jan
104%
133/a Jan
3 A
100
2 A
5
1.650
Feb
13
50,100
136%
1,200
1,500
A
1034
100
1
*
50c
25c
200
5%
13%
10%
New British Dominion Oil Ltd—,—.40c
23%
5 %
21
31%
5
common
106% 109%
Jan
13
"3%
common
Neptune Meter common
8 A
97%
9
Jan
3%
600
11
23%
Jan
17%
16,400
363/4
Jan
Feb
3%
700
23%
10
33/4
23%
5%
103
13,200
3%
10.000
98
13%
5
3%
(Mich)
22,800
Jan
11%
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
12%
4%
33/4
Co
G%
8A
500
1
Co
Brewing
40(4
5U
39
4%
1
1
Jan
133/4
4%
1
9 (4
Jan
4%
National
5%
22
1
National Bellas Hess common
Jan
Jan
14
10
Inc..
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Jan
Jan
5
1,400
1,400
Jan
137%
N
Corp
97
6
40(4
*
37.
Jan
2674
common
Jan
National
stock.*
Jan
Jan
27%
197b
31
1
Oil Corp
9%
1674
V
26%
■
Michigan Sugar
6% preferred
I6V4
800
20%
Ltd
113/a
•
-
%
26%
Co
10%
-
Jan
.11,
300
com
Co—_———
Michigan Chemical
9
•
(Del)—10
common—
Co
Textile Corp
132%
11
&
"9
1
Co
&
Mfg
Iron
675
10%
Corp
Dredging
Merrill Petroleums
Mesabi
790
Jan
G)
Johnson
10,000
9%
Aircraft
4
4
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—€1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10o
International Petroleum capital
Feb
•
1
5
13%
13% xl3%
2.50
A
1(4
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
National
Machinery
Jan
McDonnell
I
Industries
40
£1
Communication Co Ltd
National
1
Jan
—
Jan
1%
58 (4
1%
_5
Inc
Jan
39
•
Co
Feb
.—100
Inc
Jan
32
Jan
Midland Steel Products—
*
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—_—.—50c
Insurance Co of North America
5
18
Feb
3%
Jan
15
£l
Jan
30
53%
16 3/a
*
—
17
200
87
11
*
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
600
1,100
Jan
223'4
Illinois Zinc Co common
Jan
3%
17%
30%
30
Jan
22%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg—
3%
3V»
17%
1
common
Jan
Feb
'
50c
Corporation
Stores
1
Feb
-.
Oil
Public
78
5
60c
1
_•
5
Jan
42
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
133/a
20
26%
1
—;—.
Feb
570
26%
10
Inc common
113/s
6,600
503
_3%
Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
900
Jan
700
3 %
Oil
Feb
12%
57
26%
9%
•
•
Feb
40
Jan
28 >/a
1
10
common
120
Jan
--41%
Jan
Hardart
Jan
38 Va
570
26 %
10c
Hardart Baking Co
92 34
350
Jan
Jan
&
Jan
8,200
40
2
6"%
&
Jan
18
Jan
13%
Horn
Jan
l7/8
Jan
Feb
17
1%
Jan
Hern
134
100
3,203
26%
1
& Co
.15%
Marconi International Marine
1%
43'/8
Inc
Jan
M
Magna
_25/8
*
Jan
11%
11 3/8
2
Jan
5
.
17
113 y4 120
113%
:
Jan
4%
A
Feb
39%
Feb
100
-100
1
Corporation
1%
17
Co_.
105/8
10c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
73/b
7%
)Jan
1%
~87/a
Jan
14 (4
Class B——
Locke
6%
1
A
163/8
—
650
Feb
27%
27%
27%
Feb
see
1,300
Jan
6%
fnotnotps
30%
157/4
3%
For
29%
Jan
12%
International Metal
Jan
10
15%
__
400
Cigar
163/8
20
8% Jan
1,100
International
Feb
Feb
5,400
Breweries
133/4
73/4
800
6%
International
700
8
3%
Enterprises
14 %
Lynch Corp
1234
Industrial
13%
Jan
6%
(Harvey)
133%
6V4
3%
5% preferred
Feb
5
Jan
12%
Humble
8(4
A
3%
Hubbell
Jan
5
12%
(Geo A)
6%
3,603
A
25'*
Hormel
3,300
6
—2.50
Herder's
774
Lunkenheimer
5
common
class
7%
Jan
1%
common
.—
7(4
Feb
10c
*
Ltd
Jan
1
...
Feb
3
_—2
—-1
Class A
Co
J&n
6
Jan
Hofmann Industrie
B
6
Jan
3
1%
Highle Mfg Co common—.
5%
convertible preferred
Oil
Jan
43/s
Jan
mmmrn
1
Hercules Galion Products Inc—
Class
Jan
5%
93/4
25
Henry Holt & Co common
Heme
22
300
20,400
13%
—
1
1
preferred
preferred
Holly
Jan
6
5%
108 %
l5/4
Company
Inc
Jan
5
Jan
*
——2
Inc
Co
6%
Feb
6
$2 hon-cum dividend shares——.—•
Mid-West
Abrasive
——50c
Corp
&
5%
lft Jan
5%
—1
Ltd
Jan
28%
9c
5Va %
(R)
Jan
1
Mines
2%
26%
Stores common—
—5
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena Rubenstein common ————*
Hoe
Shores
107%
51
——-———50c
& Co
1
24
Dept
E)
Jan
3%
25
133%
Leases..
Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.—
Havana Lithographing Co
(W
Jan
3%
300
■
Ltd—___—-1
Hastings
4%
%
20o
1,600
.-1
Harbor Plywood Corp
Electric Light
Heller
Jan
...33(4c
2 3,4
*
100
Co-
Harvard Brewing Co.
Bishop
3/a
Kropp (The) Forge Co—.
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Krueger Brewing Co
Metal
Hartford
Hearn
2,403
13(4
107%
H
Hazeltine
Feb
%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Louisiana Land & Exploration
2% Jan
Tea—
Hall Lamp Co——_—
Hazel
5%
Feb
10,603
Company
Organ
Jan
12%
14
1
Grccery Stores Products common——5
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
*
Hammond
3(4
300
10 VB
10c
stock—
Oils
Feb
15%
56%
1
-5
common
Greer
89,700
12%
7%
60%
1st preferred
Oil & Chemical
Gruoil
5'/a
12(4
;
13%
50
commons—4
conv pfd__25
Great Lakes
Griesedieck
Jan
4%
%
:
12(4
Stores
x554
1%
Pacific
Grass
3(4
7.50
Kobacker
Lanston
Jan
2%
1
Varnish
Sweet
Jan
20% Jan
26
—
—•
Mines—..
Industries Inc
Great
27/b
Jan
20
5
Gray Manufacturing Co
7%
2,900
193/4
133/a
1
Manufacturing
Ncn-voting
3%
500
26
Goodman Manufacturing Co
&
Jan
3
3
Jan
20%
Jan
23/8
5l|
—5
Atlantic
383/4
20
;
.
5%
3,300
2%
*
preferred-—
Great
Jan
20%
Corp
10
Inc
Consolidated
Rapids
37 V*
5
Hotels
2(4 Jan
3 %
0!-1
107%
1
Sugar class A
Amer
25
15%
Jan
15%
1%
2
10
Inc
Great
38%
Feb
Jan
3%
3%
^Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
Jan
383/4
3
14%
Jan
1053/4
B
B
.'Gorham
15 Vb
403
6%
39%
300
•
prior
Jan
1
Lamson Corp cf Delawere.
Lamson & Sessions Co
7%
503
18
-—
•
class
100
17%
~
-
•
1
common
7%
40
•
1
Gold
Gladding McBean & Co
$4.50
Jan
14%
15
Realty common
Leonard Refineries Inc
5
Glen Alden Corp
Class
i
Lefcourt
—
Goldfleld
2%
900
143/4
Jan
2
_*
.—
Gilchrist Co
Godchaux
2,700
14%
113
1%
--
._—
(Adolf)
2%
14%
50
Rubber Co
Lakey Foundry Corp——
Feb
5(4
£1
Corp
Co
2%
Xl4%
5
(I B)
Jan
25
pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common—_50c
6% convertible preferred——_—..20
IGeneral Stores Corporation_________l
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
$4.60 preferred
*
Union
Jan
274
•
10c
1
32
110%
— —
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Gobel
Jan
19%
-
Jan
50
110% 110%
com___l
General Indus Enterprises
Globe
Jan
13%
Jan
General Electric Co Ltd—
Distilleries
25%
6)
Inc
General
Glenmore
Feb
1
Oil & Development Co
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Knott
£1
1%
(A C)
223/s
Jan
Kingston Products
*
Gilbert
21%
Feb
24% Feb
Jan
Jan
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
Mich
22/
*
Sales
Yellowknife
600
18
10%
5%
Giant
243/4
21%
Jan
1
Gerlty
233/4
Jan
Jan
12%
9%
Feb
Jan
23%
106
100
5,400
119%
22
4 J/4
Jan
200
9%
1,400
105
7,900
95/4
:132
10
13
9%
127
106
18 %
Jan
127
106
13
28%
Jan
3%
\
18
Feb
Jan
11%
4%
5
25%
5 Va
Jan
600
..__2.50
4,000
Feb
10%
r-
dep rets
General Fireproofing
(Del
26%
4%
600
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4,900
4
100
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Jan
2 3/a
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1,300
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57
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Kin-Ark Oil Company
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22%
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Class
A
56%
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Stores
2
10
7%
213/8
21%
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7%
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Fargo Oils Ltd
Fire
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Jerry O'Mahoney Inc—-Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kansas Gas & Electric
Factor (Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
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13%
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14%
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10
Friday
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Superior Oils
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York
&
Merchandise
Nipissing
9,300
1%
Feb
2
Jan
10,800
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Beeman
Jan
Belby Shoe Co.—__
2% Jan.
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15
15%
400
15
Feb
16
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3
6%
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12%
13%
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103%
11,000
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Jan
6%
Feb
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2%
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Jan
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Ohio
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Okalta
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1
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12,600
350
52%
Jan
70
108%
Jan
111%
Jan
900
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Jan
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69 Vb
Jan
72%
Jan
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5%
Jan
6%
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6%
69%
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Jan
69%
70
5%
7
1
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1
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16%
175
16%
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Securities
113%
Jan
1,750
105
Jan
122%
24
500
23
Jan
24%
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36%
36%
36%
2,400
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37%
Jan
35%
34
Jan
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33%
33%
33%
200
Jan
4.88%
30%
30%
31%
400
29%
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31%
Feb
4.56%
28%
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28%
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28%
28%
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28 %
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29%
Jan
26%
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26%
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26 %
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1 Bol
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104 %
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Jan
106%
Jan
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1,200
100%
Jan
101%
Feb
2.700
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
109%
Jan
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1
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
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Jan
13
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14%
Jan
13%
13%
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&
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Pierce Governor
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Feb
10 %
Jan
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Jan
7%
Jan
6%
6%
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6
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6%
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20
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3
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6%
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4%
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Jan
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113
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Feb
107%
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7%
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5%
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•
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'
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400
11%
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19%
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21%
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12
7
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2%
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16%
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14%
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16%
Jan
13%
14%
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16%
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10%
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20
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27
1
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28%
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3%
4%
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5
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17%
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16%
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common
common
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36
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70
28%
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1
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12
1
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54%
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Feb
22
55 Va
54
27
Jan
27
4%
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&
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2.400
27
41/2
33%
10
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5%
99%
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34%
72%
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7%
1.250
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27
——
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5%
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3%
19%
7%
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common:
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400
35%
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„
—
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Jan
9
Sterling Aluminum Products Common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
1
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:
5%
•
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
(A)
7%
___10
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Powdrell & Alexander
3.400
58
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13%
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of
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59
1
common
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A
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29%
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__
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__
1,100
8,600
5%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
347/3
9%
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4%
Jan
4%
32%
.
—10
B
7
Piper Aircraft
Pneumatic
class
8%
shares__10s
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3.400
10c
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Packaging Corp
preferred
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2,000
Jan
Jan
15%
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9
4%
Jan
43 Va
5%
__
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7%
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7%
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2%
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13%
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14%
110%
Jan
47/3
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1%
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Feb
•
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Jan
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4
—1
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200
4,400
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8%
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——1
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2.50
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_
1
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Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
50
4%
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20
$1.60 convertible preferred
4%
9%
69%
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36
25
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35,300
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25
Feb
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Jan
Jan
69%
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1
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California
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107
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cumulative
4.08%
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2,700
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43
25
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109%
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13%
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class A
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26 %
•
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2
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Parker Pen Co
101%
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Pentepec Oil
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
27%
25
2%
7%
California Edison—
25
33
Jan
Publications—
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1st preferred———~—.—25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
1st preferred
5%
102 % 105%
1
original
5%
6%
15,600
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29%
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5%
7%
6
4%
2
Corp
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1st pfd—25
6%
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South
Pacific Gas & Electric
Jan
1%
9%
1
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South
16
2
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Jan
Jan
i.i———•
common
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Feb
14 Va
5%
__
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Feb
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122
113
23 Vb
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18
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Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
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Jan
A
2
Omar Inc
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Jan
13%
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9
of America class A__
Sjmmons-Boardman
Jan
53%
preferred
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
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Jan
15
13%
2%
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40c cumulative
2%
53 74
10o
Ltd
1,400
3
109 74 109%
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preferred
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2%
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1
50c
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2%
13%
12
25
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A;
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Oceanic Oil Company
2 Va
1
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of
Jan
Jan
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preferred
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2%
12 Va
5%
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100
1,200
7
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Jan
90
Jan
90
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Sherwin-Williams
Jan
4%
10c
.
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2%
12%
14%
7%
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Jan
11
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101% 102%
Leather
Sherman
Jan
50
Jan
2%
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of
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4
100
50
1
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High
2%
15
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5
Shawinigan Water & Power.——•
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pid
North American Rayon $3
12.50
of
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12%
Shattuck
Jan
44
2%
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Jan
42%
43%
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common
for Week
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class
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Jan
8%
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of Prices
Par
1%
81
Week's
Last
Bale Price
High
2%
J
American
North
Low
High
1%
1
10c
Inc
Norden-Ketay
Nuclear
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
2%
Mines
Class
Shares
1%
•
10
10
common
Honduras Rosario
New York
North
of Pricea
2%
——J
York
New
Lites
10
STOCKS
Securities
common
New
Noma
february
—*
Co
Co
Process
week ended
for Week
20c
Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils
New Park Mining
Range
Low
Par
for
Sales
Week'i
Last
stocks
17%
300
17%
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
x2
Jan
26 Va
Jan
Tobacco
Railway
Rath
& Utility Investment A
Packing Co
Raymond Concrete Pile
Reading
10
common
common:
Tube
Corp common...
preferred
Reda Pump Co.™
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
$1.25
conv
Reliance
Electric
&
Rlce-Stix
Inc
Inc
Richmond
7%
100
7%
26
26 "a
300
25 %
*
30%
30
31 %
2,900
14'/2 X14 %
___-l
X23
__.20
____l
21%
21%
21%
1 Vb
1
50c
24%
~1%
1%
1 Va
1%
200
900
400
200;;
6.200
Radiator
26%
Jan
29%
Jan
32%
Jan
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
Fneb
25%
Jan
Feb
23
2%
2%
1%
Jan
._10c
4%
4%
4%
Jan
.1.25
2
2
1.000
40
Jan
X42%
10 %
Feb
11%
Jan
59
8%
3,100
7%
300
3 Va
5,600
3 Va
3,700
100
3 %
3
3
96%
97
American
Rome
Ro^alite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Corp
Field
Oil
£1
reg
5
(The F C)
Aeronautical
x26
Jan
Tr
True
8%
Jan
Trunz Inc
8%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
3 Va
Feb
Ulen
96%
Feb
99 7a
Feb
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
3%
Temper
Ryerson & Haynes
14%
Feb
16 %
Jan
Union
Jan
29%
Feb
Union
Stock
United
YYards
600
12%
Jan
14>%
Jan
12%
Jan
14
Jan
United'
5%
Jan
United
Elastic
5%
Jan
United
Milk
Jan
United Molasses Co
Jan
5
5 %
4,000
5
Jan
31%
31%
300
31
Jan
4Va
4%
1,000
4
Jan
4%
Jan
6 Va
6 %
200
6
Jan
6%
Jan
35
Asbestos
Amer
1
82%
2.50
common
Inc
5%
Cun pfd 4%%
series
Cum pfd 4.407" series™
Bapphire Petroleums Ltd
81%
85%
2,400
86%
Feb
5%
5%
1,200
5%
Feb
5%
Feb
10%
10%
200
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
80
•
23%
Feb
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
—20
20
RR
&
common
Specialities
Air
U
S
Foil
S
Rubber
class
B
—
Reclaiming
United States Vitamin
Co
Corp
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
7Va
7%
900
7
Jan
7%
Jan
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co_.
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
1
6%
6%
7
3,400
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Universal
Gchick
1
23%
23%
25%
4 400
22%
Jan
27 Va
Jan
*
39%
39
41%
5,909
37%
Jan
41%
Feb
Beaboard
Western
Co Ltd
50c
Airlines
1
For footnotes
see
page
37,
2
17%
2
17%
Jan
Feb
32
Jan
31%
Feb
32
Jan
5%
Jan
-
i,'
New
Consolidated
Oil
Insurance
2Va
19.800
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Universal
18%
3,400
17%
Feb
21%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
Products
Sugar
5%
2,300
6%
Jan
6%
1,000
5%
Jan
7
Jan
48%
500
46 Va
Jan
49
8%
125
5%
8%
126 Va
125
5%
7%
6
8
200
30
3,100
8%
116
Feb
9%
Jan
5%
;
129
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
7%
A
19,100
6%
Jan
854
Feb
32%
400
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
7%
100
77a
Jan
8
5 Va
8
Feb
5%
227% 227%
10
1%
6,200
650
7
Jan
6,800
54
Jan
55%
?7%
38%
39%
1
13%
14
10c
2%
2 V8
2%
5,200
1
34%
34%
36%
19,000
3%
16 %
15%
70
2,900
Jan
common
230
1
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
58
37% Jan
39%
12
14
Jan
Feb
1V4
Jan
Feb
Feb
2Va
Jan
2%
Jan
34V4
Feb
40%
Jan
200
3%
Jan
1,300
15%
Jan
4
%
4%
200
4%
Feb
5
Jan
2V4
2%
2%
3,500
2
Jan
2%
Jan
79
Jan
80%
Jan
55 Va
Jan
60
30 Va
Jan
31%
Feb
42%
Feb
4%
Feb
10
58%
60
1,200
10
42%
42 Va
42%
1,850
41V4
Jan
-5
4%
4%
4%
4,200
4Va
Jan
4
Jan
3%
16 V4
4%
15
Co
Feb
Jan
8%
13%
1
1
50c
25c
1
8%
39%
:
227 Va
1
10
common
Universal
6%
5%
6%
5674
common
25c
(Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Jan
10 Va
29 Va
25
Conditioning Corp
2
common
3 Va
Jan
20
.
/——25
—
67,600
Co
Feb
Jan
100
25
10
Machinery common
3%
Steel
9 Va
ft
31%
100
common
2%
Inc
3 Vb
10s
Canal—
3%
Scullin
Jan
2
Ltd—
1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Feb
5%
Jan
29%
*
•
,_
Sharing
Preferred
U
Jan
Products
Profit
U S
23 Va
..i——1
Corp—
Corp—
preferred
United Shoe
United
common__50c
dep rets ord registered
United N J
10%
of Omaha—20
Products
Aircraft
5,600
Carlos Milling Co Ltd————8
Ben Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 57o
series
20
2%
Feb
li°o
900
Investment Co—™—_——.4
25%
United
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
Jan
4%
48 74
300
13%
-1
common
2V2
56,200
5
,
5,300
13 %
4%
600
1.300
28,500
3%
31%
14%
12%
i—1
Jan
102
10%
29%
Management Company——_10c
Xl3Va
5
Jan
u
Feb
12%
—1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Salem-Brosius
Corp
13'%
——1
Company
Co
100 Va
Jan
29%
common..™.—1.25
A
Jan
350
9%
*
59 Va
Jan
Jan
•
Ltd
Ave
14%
X26
2
Feb
9%
3%
*
Jan
7
.1.50
Inc
Co
Fifth
ord
common
-V
69%
Jan
9%
warrants.
Union Gas of Canada
dep rets
Cablle
Tri-Continental
7%
Roils Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
1G
Jan
8
3%
Jan
4,500
3%
101%
1%
10 %
100
1%
63 Va
3,100
Jan
40
~8%
100
2,100
8%
101
8
Jan
10%
1
pfd P
■
1%
69%
8
69%
1%
40
50o
1065
—
67
1%
Amer
1
21%
10 %
1
3
4%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered___£l
deposit rets def registered___5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common-.-——.20
Toklan Oil Corp
.—70c
Toledo Edison 474% preferred
100
Jan
x23
40
1
(Texas Corpi vtc
Vtc extended to Jan
Jan
Amer
Feb
5
•
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec
7%
Feb
i
Engineering
Remington Arms Co
7%
26
1
1774
Jan
Feb
1
Volume 183
Number 5507
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(801)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
FOR
WEEK
Sale Price
Par
Low
$4
Van
Norman
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
preferred
Steel
*
6%
700
4%
700
9
9
1
Feb
6%
Jan
6%
27%
•
Corp
9%
27
A7s
4%
5%
Feb
Jan
104
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
9
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
25
400
Jan
16%
4%
Feb
5%
de
1%
Waitt & Bond
voting
ctfs
•
ext
Ward
Co
Corp
Webb &
$6
A 5
..
Vis
20%
~1~25
Wilrich
(R
C)
5 %
1
25
preferred
(F W)
2%
136%
Jan
141
170
3%
600
3
2s
pfd
5
Jan
Odd-lot
a
Deferred
transaction
h
cash
delivery
transaction
n
160
134
Jan
A
136
140
Jan
Below
Steel
6s
%
listed
Jan
are
the
the New
011
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan
20%
150
22
Jan
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
20%
26
37
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
150
26 %
Jan
28%
Jan
800
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
13 %
Jan
16 %
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
26%
4
Jan
1,000
26
4%
13% xl4
8%
8
8%
7
4,C00
Date
Feb.
3
477.44
159.22
49,700
A
•*an
A
Jan
700
3%
Jan
4%
15%
25
17%
64.68
169.55
97.86
101.13
99.73
97.62
99.08
6
478.57
158.74
65.69
170.06
97.81
101.21
99.75
97.59
99.09
7-
476.56
158.27
65.59
169.48
97.93
101.16
99.67
97.57 '
99.08
8
471.23
156.51
65.26
167.76
97.86
101.37
99.32
97.71
99.06
Feb.
9
467.22
154.81
64.92
166.32
97.81
101.36
99.37
97.87
99.09
.___
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
105
Jan
104
--
13
13
13%
450
12'%
Jan
13%
19%
19%
20
500
19 %
Jan
20%
Feb
2,500
55%
Jan
62%
Feb
CO UV- vCO
Jan
2%
Jan
62%
59 %
60%
»
— —
—
—
2
U3
Jan
8
—
__
112
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
8,300
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
—
__
lig Jan
Date—
Closing
or
Friday's
Kid & Asked
Bonds
High
Sold
Jan.
Low
No.
8
81.15
Feb.
12
62%
20
101%
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
mortgage
Gas
Lt
3%s
98%
98%
2
96%
87%
87%
1
86%
89 %
70%
73
11
69%
73
May
63
63
3
61%
63
Jan-July
97
97%
3
97
97%
&
RR
1956
5s
100% 100%
2
Mar-Sepf
Eircole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
1953
A 6Vis ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
AGesfuerel
1953
debs
6s
Guantanamo
Isarco Hydro-Electric
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
RR
1970
4s
1940
*6%s
Ohio
due
6%s
1953
Power
1st
mortgage
1971
£160%
51%
115
111%
—.
ex
Oct
1
Composite
52%
liq tr ctis__
100
99
19G8
95
104
£176%
100%
102%
101
—
1947
1
Harbor
Water
99%
12
102% 102%
102
16
— —
99%
April-Oct
Gas
Power
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
and
ref
6s
Goods
—
and
Finance
Service
Mining
♦New
101%
103
deb
M
3s
series
B
1973
2
102
£90
I667/8
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
92
100% 101
147
— —
—
—
£98
3 Vas
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
series D
1976
E
1978
series
F
1979
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
&
Hydro-Electric
A6 Vis
3s
3'As
1971
1970
£97%
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
Wasatch
1
Corp
1947
deb
6s
1956
coupon
A
ser
1963
Union
6s
1959
£96
100
Feb-Aug
2
102
stock
Feb-Aug
95
June-Dec
£102%
79%
78%
June-hug
Feb-Aug
2,229,510
$4,084,000
$186,300
2,063,915
3,865,000
2,167,690
3,383,000
AS
f
Port
AHanover
7s
&
Cons
98
99%
Ihurs. Feb. 9
2,082,640
4,216,000
Fri. Feb. 10
1,766,967
2,818,000
$18,366,000
6s
(City of)
7s
6%s
1952
1947—:
1947
Sale Price
99%
(20% redeemed).
(Prov) 6Vis 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6Vis
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped fPlan A)
2%s 2008
AMedellin
7s
stamped
1951__
$4,270,300
3,986,000
3,580.000
4,354,300
—_
______
3,056,000
100%
102 %
100%
Total
$19,246,600
$880,600
99%
1955
1956
1955
1956
95%
100
Jan. 1 to Feb. 10
Week Ended Feb. 10
101%
of
63,534,122
104,522,613
10,310,722
$10,000
Shares—
17,108,427
$36,000
136,000
$880,600
Stocks—No.
1,906,000
6,052,100
10,564,200
$8,000
U. S. Government
—
—
—
96
26
96
88
International
Bank
Foreign
and
18,366.000
Industrial
Total
8
102%
—
102%
•
__
—
79%
22
103%
21,611,000
121,381,900
129,455,400
$19,246,600
Railroad
_
$23,527,000
$127,470,000
$140,163,600
103%
79%
78%
105
104%
107
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Kid & Asked
Bonds
Sold
Jan.
Foreign
(Number
Range Since
Domestic
of
1
High
No.
Low
High
Mon. Feb. 6J
______
Bonds
Bonds
$7,000
$22,000
773,465
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$35,000
$64,000
15,000
75.000
48,000
12,000
Wed. Feb. 8_____
£80
__
,
Government
701,875
67,000
26,000
Thurs. Feb. 9
686,615
46,000
1,000
5,000
52,000
662,685
62,000
14,000
63,000
139.000
$245,000
$60,000
$121,000
$426,000
723,560
Tues. Feb. 7
*80
__
£180
__
Fri. Feb. 10
—
—
3,000
96,000
£70
__
3,548,200
Total-
£86
Jan-July
84
__
—
Week Ended Feb. 10
25
25
25
113
£117Vi 125
125
113
of
Shares
1955
1955
1956
$6,655,630
21,170,768
37,019,622
$245,000
$421,000
$1,356,000
$2,337,000
60,000
272,000
634,000
121,000
86,000
343,000
1,316,000
594,000
$2,333,000
$4,247,000
1956
Stocks—No.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 10
3,548,200
125 '/a
111%
£22
illl
__
Feb-Aug
82
£83
__
Bonds
Germany—
1939
—
—
104
—
June-Dec
AHanover
______
238,000
10,310,722
—______
138,300
96
Week's Range
Last
April-Ocf
Waterways
Munic
secured
Sales
197,000
£104% 106%
Feb-Aug
ADanzig
Bond
Bonds
121,000
Wed. Feb. 8
—
£104% 107
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A 1952
AGerman
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Tues. Feb. 7
—
103% 103%
June-Dec
.-June-Dec
Period
1951—
United States
lnf'1
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Men. Feb. 6
—
£100
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
April-Oct
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
_-__:__Tl_'_™__Jan-July
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July'
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
B
265.6
284.8
Railroad
and Miscel.
Shares)
series
335.4
346.3
Bonds
Low
A6s
143.6
159.0
+ 1.4
+ 2.5
4 4.9
92
95%
—
£25
Interest
Exchange
153.8
302.9
330.2
310.5
346.3*
101
£100
Friday
American
283.5
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
339.5
—
102%
__
101% 101%
Jan-July
Water Power 3 Vis 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Newspaper
~5
99
£100
147%
£25
Washington
Western
■
__
Fcb-Aug
1956
coupon
2.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Co—
1940
1
+
94
«...
100
Jan-July
ex
Vis
316.0
Number of
Co—
with
A 6
3%s
100
£102%
Feb-Angr
April-Ocf
324.0
99%
£95% 100
series
342.0
Transaetions at the New York Stock Exchange
98%
~
-
99%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3s
445.3
90%
-
105
£99% 100%
2%s series C 1976
3s
304.2
3.9
Stocks
£93
1962_Jan-July
1965
1973__
399.6
+
102
—
~
147% 147%
1981__May-JVo»
+ 3.4
+ 2.8
426.8
101%
£25
147'/4
324.7
400.7
371.9
High.
£100
1998-Jan-July
3s,
conv
Southern California Edison 3s
3 %s series A
Co
|
422.1
414.2
443.3
155.9
Non-Durable
103%
97%
£101% 103
I960.
coupon
&
1960
coupon
Low
__
100% 100%
£99
320.9
269.4
335.4
+ 3.0
101
__
£99
June-Dec
95
93%'
3
95
£101
98%
81
100
April-Oct
April-Oct
1955-1956-
High
Change
382.2
Manufacturing
Utility
103
Jan. 27, '56
330.51
Durable Goods
48%
20
Trade,
April-Ocf
1963
to
3%s
1940
Public Service Electric
United
116
— —
__
52%
£25
Jan-July
A6V2s
Terni
96%
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Oct.
1st
£113
521/2
Jan-July
Jan-July
3s
A6%s
Safe
Jan-July
96%
——
May -Nov
1970
Piedmont
£97
Mar-Nou.
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Vis 1964
3 'As
Mar -Sept
the closing prices of the common
Percent
Feb. 3, '56
£92
1952
1953
extended
1st
mortgage
•5®
£25
1952
coupon
coupon
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
mortgage
rH O O
on
1956, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Transportation
New
A 1st
May-Nou
100%
prices based
for the week ended Feb. 3,
stocks
£100
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
7
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock
Co—
1947
1
May-Nov
June-Dec
Western
&
73
May-Nov
1993
B
68.05 Jan 18
98%
Jan-July
1965
80.49 Dec
Low
,
142
155
June-Dec
1993
A
series
4s
Fuel
&
Water
series
High
80.21
65
Division—
J
4s
Range for 1955
80.44
,
10
8
78.87 Jan 23
102%
142
Feb.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
9
.
High
Fri.
MSG
81.15 Feb
High
Low
1
63%
£140
Quar-Feb
1978
80.97
Feb.
Range for
80.87
7——
Wed.
Range Since
102% 102%
102%
June-Dec
1970
6
Feb.
Thurs.
62%
62%
Jun-Dec
1994
Feb.
Tues.
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Averages
•
—-
I'eriod
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
40
Feb.
%
1970
A
Total
Bonds
Feb.
3%
1998
1
10
Feb.
A
Interest
series
-Bonds10
1,500
11%
4
-Stocks-
37
11%
13 %
Jan
3 %
Exchange
Aug
2%s
Ex-stock
g
ft
Low
Edison
distribution,
y
45
Friday
Bethlehem
6%
d Ex-interest,
range),
20%
%
BONDS
Boston
year's
350
11%
*
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
in
6,100
--
5s
inc debs
(not included
%
__
£1
4s
6%
5%
22
21%
...
Ltd
Pump
5%
56%
37%
5
year's range), r Trans¬
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
Mon.
&
54%
37
6
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
3%
8
preference
Amer Steel
31
5%
5%
5 Vi
(not included in year's range), x Exrdividend.
Jan
5%
1
common..
Stock
55%
38
5%
included
in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in
(not
Ex-principal,
55
£36%
June-Dec
value,
par
Jan
104
2
...
deposit receipts
American
55
2012__Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan
3%
Jan
400
Jan
143
Feb
102%
5 A
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
Jan-July
A)
1919
102
„
Jan
••
American
6%
Jan
15%
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth
2
100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodley Petroleum
25,000
1
4%%
6Vis
102
__
Jan
2%
A
_
Lt
19%
1
Ltd
.
&
£43%
20%
•
common
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
Feb
--
1
5
_
& Co
Brothers
16
A
.1
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
Mar-Sept
21
Mfg
_
750
•
_
Corp
16%
134
134
10
Oil
(The)
Williams
Jan
4%
5
__ls
com
Inc
Wichita River
Wickes
2%
Jan
Ltd—
Stationary
convertible
Jan
Jan
3
.
White's Auto Stores Inc
5%%
21%
1%
2,500
;
_
1st pfd_ _100
Invest
Jan
5,600
3
3
*
_
Westmoreland Coal
Shoe
20
1,100
2%
139
-
£102%
s bid and
asked prices; 110 sales being
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulative; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; Mv t c,M
voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w." with warrants: "x w." witl
warrants.
Jan
3%
2%
pfd
Ltd.
dep rets ord shares
Weyenberg
High
A Bonds
Feb
22
21%
16
2%
—
Maryland Ry 7%i
Westmoreland
Low
£60
June-Dec
£Friday
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
18
2 %
•
Western
&
3%
1,100
110
Jan
108
2%
16
Utilities 4.40%
Tablet
1,100
3%
20 %
_10c
Leaseholds
Amer
3%
—
3 %
Western
Western
Jan.
No.
£65
June-Dec
1921
action for
Feb
1
__
Western Stockholders
Range Since
Sold
High
£65
April-Ocf
1997
1
(Plan
stmpd
Government
dividend,
Jan
5%
—1
Manufacturing
West Texas
5%
Jan
22
preference
Wentworth
Jan
4%
22
common
Knapp Inc
series
4%
3,200
22
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
400
5%
..30
preferred
Watch
4%
5%
3%
—1
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
4%
~5%
IlOO
Inc
cumulative
$2
Bonds
Friday's
or
Kid & Asked
May-Nov
Jan
-
a
•
Co
Baking
preferred
fund 3s Jan
Janeiro
ARusslan
Feb
1.700
5%
15%
Sinking
Rio
w
Aircraft
Wagner
Sale Price
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(Issue of Oct 1927> 1947
•No
Waco
Last
Period
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2Vas 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Jan
6%
7,300
2,450
16%
5
1
4%
95
1,900
6%
16%
31
Jan
30
500
30%
6%
6%
___10
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
102
97
98
—20c
—
_
100
4%
4%
1
Inc
6%
30%
X30
30
warrants.
Vinco
Vulcan Silver-Lead
Interest
Exchange
Low
5
_
Co
Industries
Syndicate
Stock
High
A7s
1
...
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
10
Sales
V
Valspar Corp
FEBRUARY
ENDED
for Week
May-Noo
,
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
__
'
May-Now
.June-Dec
£73Vi
__
__
|
__
£154
£71
£43%
£70
75%
158
73 Vi
155
76
155'/a
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
—
43%
43%
$426,000
$779,000
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
a
(802)
Monday, February 13, 1956
..
out-of-town markets
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Sale Price
Par
American
Tel
American
100
Tei—
&
Anaconda
Company
<& Albany RR
Eoston
Boston Edison
5 %
RR
Maine
Boston &
Calumet
Cities Service
Co
—
Feb
73
Jan
New
723
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
155
Jan
57
24%
133
23 Va
Feb
56%
104
54%
Jan
59 Va
Jan
38
35
37%
Jan
40%
Jan
12%
114
12%
Jan
13%
— —
American
Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Jan
26%
Jan
61 %
536
53 Va
Jan
61 y2
46 %
60
44%
Feb
48 y2
17%
1,174
15%
Jan
17%
Ford Building
DETROIT
A
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jan
16%
'
Stock Exchange
York
Jan
44%
"—10
Members
Jan
54%
145
.
58
•
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
187
Jan
65 Vs
Jan
12%
a-!-
—10
—
Copper Range Co .v—
9
Jan
179
46
56%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
High
Jan
54%
5
——.—
564
7%
37%
——
Inc
2,189
69%
23 Va
•
*
—
Hecla
&
184%
181
55
100
—,
100
preieired
Pers Prop
Boston
Low
141
151% 152%
56
—
—
10
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
66%
-100
—
—_
182%
50
—
FEBRUARY
baies
Shares
High
7%
«*■ —
ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
5
Motors Corp
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Jan
Feb
Eastern
Mass St Ry Co
cumulative pfd class B
-100
6%
—100
29%
29%
50
26
Jan
29'A
5%
cumulative
preferred adjust,—100
<!
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
11%
11%
259
10
Jan
11%
Feb
31%
31%
220
31%
Feb
34
Jan
55%
55%
113
55%
Feb
60
Jan
54%
57%
2,924
£2 Va
Jan
58
Jan
42%
44
431
40 y2
Jan
44
Feb
36%
38%
278
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
117'A 122 Va
663
114%
Jan
123'/a
Jan
•
First National Stores Inc
General Electric
Gillette
-
(new;
1
Co
Island Creek
50c
Coal'Co
•
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Loew's. Boston Theatres
Star
Lone
Cement
Narragansett
N
E
Tel
N
&
Tel
H
Norbute
Co
16%
.—100
137%
Pacific
Rexaii
Union
S Rubber
U
S
Feb
13
55
12%
16%
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
2,142
16%
Jan
17»A
Jan
17 y4
.
Rubber
McLaren
Brown
Jan
Feb
Burroughs Corp
Jan
28%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
54%
277
51%
Jan
55%
Jan
51%
51%
15
50%
Jan
52
Jan
24
312
22%
Feb
25%
200
24
Feb
24
9%
—
•
_
9%
9%
Feb
10
10
22%
Feb
24%
127
32%
Feb
34%
Jan
56%
56%
100
56%
Feb
63
27%
955
23 Va
Jan
27 %
30
21
21
51%
52%
2,560
56%
55%
57%
343
52 Va
53%
21
58
58%
5
1—25
i5
—
__
Smelting Refining & Mining- .—50
Woodley Petroleum Co
_—
8
...
j
23
22%
54%
54%
Jan
56%
Jan
14
Jan
15
Jan
56%
Jan
60%
Jan
Jan
62%
Feb
14%
185
57%
60 %
2,813
62%
55
57%
61%
Jan
Wood
Gemmer
Feb
51% Jan
Gar
Jan
57%
General
STOCKS
Last
J
■
■
Sale Price
.
Par
American Laundry
Baldwin
Hall
_
-
_
8
—
Houdaille
Champion
Paper
preferred
Gas
Electric
&
Preferred
Mill
Cincinnati
Formica
_
22 %
Feb
23
Jan
176
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
7
107 y2
Feb
26%
•793
26%
Jan
27%
100% 101 %
44
100%
Feb
102%
26
37 %
Jan
41%
Jan
350
88%
Feb
91
Jan
26%
88 y2
90
-•»
__
—
•
10
A-—''
37%
10
.
Feb
104'A
Jan
5%
5%
19 y2
5%
•
106
8%
Jan
90
90
20
8%
Feb
10
37%
38%
105
90%
Feb
92
Procter
&
Randall
class
■_
__
180
106
Feb
114
•
_
205
49
Feb
■
52%
47
48%
275
43%
Jan
48%
95%
99 %
762
£4%
Jan
100'A
Printing
common
__
32 %
85
32
Jan
33%
29%
29%
120
28
Jan
30
Jan
38
39
22
38
52
52
33
51% Jan
—-
__
50
Airlines
Jan
40
Jan
52%
Jan
American Radiator
American
Tobacco
Armour
&
Jan
47
Feb
55 Vs
Jan
17'A
Jan
Jan
16'A
Jan
7
55
25
7
1%
151
246
1%
Light
Jan
7Va
Jan
Feb
1%
Feb
159%
Jan
151
Feb
55
56
175
53%
Jan
56%
Feb
74%
75
90
74%
Jan
86%
Jan
57%
59%
49
55%
Jan
60%
Feb
30%
58'A
30%
50
30 %
Jan
30%
Jan
7
260
15% Jan
16%
Jan
31>A
32%
Feb
48%
Feb
16%
32'A
32%
95
47'A
32'A
5
Co
6%
1%
200
12
151
48%
192
57%
,_5
57%
45
3
Jan
Jan
57 %
Jan
59 V4
Jan
215%
Jan
232 V4
Jan
5
216'A
5
55 y2
55%
57
183
53
Jan
1%
43 Va
43'A
45
760
42%
Jan
.i—___
new
Corp
Ward
Cash
&
Co
Lead
York
Inc
•
Register
»
14%
Jan
270
36 %
Jan
38%
33
29%
Jan
33
Jan
67%
72'%
100
67%
Feb
72%
Feb
21
21
21'/a
100
18%
Jan
2IV2
Jan
\
86%
86%
88'A
185
85
Jan
94 V2
Jan
35
35
30 %
103
35
Feb
36%
Jan
81'A
134
78 V4
Jan
84%
Jan
10
40%
Jan
47%
Jan
__100
74'A
74'A
25
71%
Jan
74 y4
Feb
17
22%
new__
5
Radio
Corporation
Republic Steel
42'A
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
88
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
21%
33
20 Va
Jan
21%
Feb
44
77
38
Jan
44
Feb
42 »A
B
51%
42%
46
44
•
4^%
140
51%
41% Jan
44%
Jan
44
48
V4
Jan
Feb
51Va
Jan
53%
Jan
19%
53 %
19%
50
1.40
38
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
3
33%
33%
89
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
*
58%
59 %
30
56%
Jan
59 Vs
Feb
ZZl5
_
69%
69%
50
64 lA
Jan
70 Vs
Feb
52%
205
48%
Jan
52%
Feb
152'A 157%
275
143%
Jan
157%
Feb
«
,
new
:
Vacuum
Oil
(Ind)
25
51%
Standard Oil
(N J)
15
152%
(when issued)
50%
51%
_
(Ohio)
10
Studebaker
51%
53
211
51
55%
52%
55%
196
47'%
9
10
;
9
7
9
Feb
53
Feb
Jan
55%
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ^l
_
24%
24%
24
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
ZZ.ZZZZZ5
Sunray Oil
14%
14%
30
14 V4
Jan
14%
Feb
Edison
Union Carbide
Rubber
25
23
41%
:
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class
Schenley Industries
Standard Oil
17
22%
21%
1
50
33 V3c
Sinclair
Jan
40%
Airway
Sears, Roebuck
15
40%
RR
"•
;
~~
Co
Steel
104%
Ta
10
,
u.
104% 106%
121
103%
Jan
52%
2
52%
Jan
54%
Jan
52%
111
Jan
51%
16%
"
Westlnghouse
58
53'A
110
51%
Feb
58 V2
Jan
58
60%
322
57'A
Jan
60%
Feb
BONDS
For footnotes
see
47.
31%
Jan
33'/2
Jan
27%
29%
1
Jan
2Va
3,648
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
7%
7%
325
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
3%
28
5
3%
1,825
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
10,469
43
Jan
46V4
Jan
5%
5%
1,880
5
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
1%
600
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
43
43
5%
1
2
45
3%
18
18%
1,034
22
22
23
3%
common—_—_3
13
1%
1
3%
409
18%
10
2Va
Feb
3%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
23
Feb
Feb
13
381
13%
Feb
18
19 Va
760
Jan.
13%
4%
4%
460
4V8
Jan
5%
*an
29%
29%
1,585
29 Va
Jan
29%
Jan
7'/a
300
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
7
7
150
1%
Jan
2,186
3
Jan
3%
28'A
130
28
Jan
28 y2
Feb
37%
37%
159
37%
Jan
42
Jan
11'/a
12 y4
710
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
43%
43%
572
40%
Jan
46
1%
3
11 '/a
1
Co
&
1%
3Va
28%
1
*
1
"5%
1
Products
Co
12
Wayne
2%
Feb
450
2%
13
216
12 y2
5
27%
28'%
754
27%
2%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
3Va
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
Jan
31%
Feb
Jan
Jan
'4
4
1
"b'/a
4
949
3%
Jan
4Va
4%
1
*
4%
385
4 Va
Jan
4% Jan
5% F.b
Die
200
4 Va
Jan
1
13%
14
449
13 %
Feb
14%
„l
16%
16%
100
16%
Feb
15'A
Feb
1
&
1 Va
1 VB
600
1 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
1
Corporation
&
12
•,
13
2
Paper
Walker
8
1,565
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
3,745
12%
8%
12
5
W>
Spring & Axle
Manufacturing
Screw
Co
.
Los
5'/a
5VB
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday
stocks
Par
Industries
ACF
58%
58%
$182.50
57
Jan
59%
Jan
Inc
Aeco
._10c
Reduction
Co
&
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
American
Airlines
American
Bosch
Amer
—
21
95c
14,850
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
37
Feb
38%:
3%
450
3 %
Jan
3Va
Jan
7%
225
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
al08%al09%
■
__
»
23
36%
295
a__
a__
—
—
67
377
6 7
Feb
63V4
Jan
101% 101%
67
150
101
Jan
105 y4
Jan
23'/4 Jan
67
»
23%
Jan
.—2
al6%
al6%
16%
20
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__1
26%
26%
27
217
25
Jan
27
-12%
45%
45%
46V2
415
45
Jan
43%
Feb
—10
64
64
64
464
64
Feb
64%
Jan
a8
a3
45
7% Jan
8%
Jan
Inc
American
Can
Cyanamid
American
Motors
Potash
Co
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Corp
Chem
&
1
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Arma
American
Amer
High
a__
—
20 Va
7%
*
(Un)
1.30
a__
3%
3%
______
(Un)
220
36%
_
(Un)
125
19% a20V2
1.20
.1
Dye
Mfg
Ltd
a
*
(Un)___
(Un)
Corp
Chemical
Allied
1.25
Gold Mining—___ -10
Juneau
Alleghany
Low
High
a63 aG3%
al9%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Pricea
Low
1
Corp
Corp
for Week
Range
lt
—25
(Un)
Admiral
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
class
Radiator
American
Smelting & Ref
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26%
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20%
21%
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United Aircraft Corp
Feb
35
24%
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Feb
43
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Calif new com
Feb
26%
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20%
53%
51%
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10
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Jan
56%
Jan
2,577
33
120
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374
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47%
—
36%
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45%
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Electric
Transamerica
694
34%
—
19%
60
35%
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6
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245
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3
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Gulf Sulphur (Un)
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Textron
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34%
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of
2%
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Packard
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400
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Mid-Continent
Superior
Swift
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510
333
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Studebaker
2%
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Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Stone
Feb
Jan
8%
Oil (Indiana) (Un)
Standard Oil Co (N J) (Un)
Standard Oil
19
23%
31%
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Brands
common
Jan
Feb
105
Standard
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Standard Oil Co of Calif
New
Jan
18%
4,604
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Railway
Sperry-Rand Corp
Feb
581
Co
6%
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37%
Jan
49%
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99
83
43%
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140
25
220
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100
290
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207
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45%
19
18%
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6,106
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26
32%
Feb
45%
15
14%
43%
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42%
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preferred
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31%
51%
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235
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58 Va
Jan
10
59 >A
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Jan
60 V2
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Universal Consolidated Oil
23%
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105
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23% Jan
60
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37
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5%
Jan
6%
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4,495
5
Jan
7%
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Vanadium Corp
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305
19%
20%
2,270
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53
19%
31%
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371
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136%
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42%
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Jan
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13 %
18%
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Jan
23%
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39%
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Feb
26%
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285
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Sinclair Oil Corp
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4.48%
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150
345
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4.32%
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27
26%
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Schenley Industries (Un)
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27
38%
5
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21%
Jan
1
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Jan
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Jan
9
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27
38
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2%
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21%
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39
5
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37%
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39
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(Un)
1
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10
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534
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—
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Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
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263
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1,230
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1
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County Land Co
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RKO
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Lear
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26
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60
1.95
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39
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1.95
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301
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72%
25%
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100
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24
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2.85
35
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30%
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268
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1
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10
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58
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Pacific
24%
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2%
1
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40
25
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40
Jan
26%
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1
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Pacific
194
*
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35%
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Jan
35%
12 %
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*
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Jan
28%
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Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Great Northern RR
(Un)
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54%
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10
Granite
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Jan
27%
46%
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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51%
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10
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57
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3,772
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22%
16
1
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Gcod Humor Co of Calif common—50c
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18
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330
•
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133
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132
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-
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58
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325
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&
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125
2
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Jan
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6%
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13
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47%
37%
14%
40
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65
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261
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59%
5
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87
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575/8
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327
10
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New
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415
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class
&
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1,115
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58%
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78
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15%
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&
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34 Va
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57%
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Feb
15 Va
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32%
230
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165
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32 %
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32%
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58 %
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New
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21
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38%
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5
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1
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Feb
6
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53%
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28%
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Feb
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85
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54%
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25%
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165
Feb
180
•
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Jan
2
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1,273
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26%
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Continental
Feb
250
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common
Feb
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31 Vb
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Consolidated Electrodynamics
Foods
19%
25 Va
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Jan
Feb
250
73 V*
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58 Va
18%
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Columbia Broadcasting class A (Un).12%
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Commercial Solvents (Un)
1.
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Jan
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51%
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331
22%
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Sales
Range
Feb
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Bakers
27 y8
Jan
Warner
Bros
19%
Feb
23
Jan
Warren
Petroleum
31
Jan
32
Feb
West
25%
31%
Feb
42%
Jan
87%
Feb
a__
new:
Pictures
(Un.)
a34'/8 a34!/a
20%
5
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
4
33%
Jan
Western
Jan
Western Union Teleg (Un)
Air
94%
Jan
Westingliouse Air
—
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Lines
Inc—
Brake
(Un)
31
Jan
38%
Jan
19%
Jan
21
Feb
a71
10
31
465
a__
—
Jan
31
Feb
Feb
22 y2
Jan
Feb
20 y8
50
20
239
20
58 Va
69 Va
265
2,459
a—
29%
20
a29% a30Va
—
38%
31
20
58%
a—
50
330
a20% a20 V2
—1
2.50
10
12%
21
a71
—3
Kentucky Coal Co
46 y2
a—
a383A
V2
Feb
29
Jan
31%
Jan
57 Va
Jan
60 %
Feb
1
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
(804)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
FEBRUARY
10
week's
(Cont.)
Angeles Stock Exchange
Wilson
Inc
Co
&
Woolworth
155
40% Feb
39c
Jan
14% Jan
Greif
58% Jan
Greyhound
47% Jan
348
Jan
120
23%
Feb
120
86%
Feb
60
23%
Feb
95
Oil
Hammond
Low
Par
Steel
Acme
S
10
1
—5
50c
Laboratories
(G)
Admiral
Co
Corp
Aluminum Castings
Advanced
Mfg
Brass
Akron
Co
—
Oil Co class A common..
Amurex
Steel Corp
& Co (111)
Armour
Warrants
Manufacturing
Avco
16%
15% Jan
9
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
181% 184%
2,700
186%
Feb
Kropp
83%
300
78
49
600
46% Jan
83% Feb
Jan
51
6% Jan
,
9
6%
Co
Bastian-Blessing
•
-—
10
5
lp
Aviation Corp
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un).
Sinks Manufacturing Co
Fisheries
3ooth
&
Corp
16%
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
13
35%
Jan
39% Jan
9%
10,600
5%
Jan
9%
6%
700
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
Jan
Brad
Budd
15% Jan
68%
250
61% Jan
69
15%
29%
25
5
12.50
Corp
Brothers common
Marshall
Martin
Feb
3% Feb
Field
15
—
&
Merritt
Metropolitan Brick Inc
C
&
10c
Super Corp
Calumet
Hecla
&
Inc
Pacific
Middle
52%
Jan
1%
6,900
1%
Jan
Minnesota Min 6c Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
24
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Missouri! Portland
Jan
34%
Jan
Modine
43%
Feb
Monroe
Chemical Co
68
Feb
74
Jan
2% Jan
Ltd
Jan
21%
Jan
Morns
15%
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
Mount
29%
31
700
28%
Jan
31
Feb
25
26%
500
23 %
Jan
27%
Jan
Central
Central
Illinois
30%
Feb
convertible
50c
Convertible
class
III
Central
Napco
7,200
5
35%
35%
35%
1,200
33%
Jan
35%
Feb
National Lead Co
(Un)
27
25
26%
55% Feb
Tilr
30
Feb
National
Jan
27
Feb
600
54% Jan
56% Feb
North
3,700
24%* Jan
26% Feb
American
1
64%
64%
50
Ohic Milw St Paul & Pac common
•
23%
23%
25%
300
23%* Feb
25% Jan
Northern
Pacific- Ry
•
29%
29%
31
600
27%
Jan
31
Jan
Northern
States Power
100
42%
42%
45%
700
40
Jan
46
Co
65%
Jan
Feb
New
*
i
w
common
40%
Coleman
Co
75%
61
1
15
Inc
1,800
500
73
Feb
85 %
55%
Jan
61% Feb
Jan
30%
31%
400
30%
Feb
31%
Feb
44%
46%
2,200
43 %
Jan
48%
Cement
Power
Corp
Corp of America
Continental Motors Corp
Co
Olin-Mathleson
Manufacturing
Dodge
Chemical
Pan
Jan
Feb
Paramount Pictures
44%
2,000
44%
29
16% Jan
41%
42
3,700
66%
70
8,200
49%
68
49%
9
70
50% Jan
75
Jan
76
77%
100
1,000
77%
27%
9
77%
28%
Feb
Jan
Feb
8%
35%
Jan
60%
75%
8%
42%
49
8%
35
41% Jan
Jan
200
75%
8%
35
—10
20
Corp
Co
Mont
Lab
Air
■astern
Inc
—1
(Alan B)
Lines
1
com
Inc
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)_____10
Eddy
Paper
Flour
Mills
32%
32%
33%
35
35
35 %
400
3,100
100
1,000-
Corp
"I
8%
1,100
38
41%
750
58%
1,100
21%
21%
8%
435/,,
43%
77
77
♦
.....
900
57%
39
5
Drewerys Ltd UBA Inc...
Du
10
_j
900
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
110
113 %
600
105 %
Feb
113%
31
32%
800
31V2
Jan
34
Jan
48%
50
46
Jan
49'/a
Jan
27%
750
27
Feb
28%
Jan
3%
200
48%
48%
27%
27
Foremost
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Fox
America
(Peter)
Drive
Inc..
210
5
8%
35
7%
77%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
26% Jan
9
100
300
32% Feb
35
Feb
9%
37%
9
American
.5
1
5
General
Corp
General
Corp
Corp
Foods
General Motors
General
Gibson
Gillette
Ifl
Finance
General
General
3
Parker
Pen
(Un)
.
Hill*
...
Corp new com.—1.66%
Public
Utilities (Un)
(The)
Goldblatt
Co
new
10
1
com
w
1
in
Bros
footnotes
see
Col
III I"
class
Co
...
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
convertible prior preferred
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light &
Jan
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jan
Feb
77%
Feb
29 %
Jan
Pfizer
(Charles)
page
47.
44%
Jan
45%
Jan
9%
10%
6,800
8% Jan
I0y2
Feb
9%
10 %
1,800
9
Jan
10 Va
Jan
26%
21
26
Jan
27 %
Jan
4%
4%
100
4% Jan
4%
Jan
8%
9%
1,400
8
Jan
10
Jan
21%
23%
2,100
20
Jan
23%
Feb
20%
20%
200
20y8
Feb
21 y4
Jan
21
22
500
21
Feb
22%
Jan
Jan
200.
77%
Jan
42 V4
Jan
45%
Jan
300
43%
84 y2
300
79%
43
11%
Feb
12 7/a
Jan
39
Jan
47 y4
Jan
78%
Jan
84 y2
Jan
"
42
80
83%
400
36 %
37%
7,000
34
Jan
37'/2
Feb
19%
19%
11,200
19
Jan
19%
Jan
72%
—
12%
40%
80
37
19%
75
75
Feb
17%
Jan
1,800
400
71% Jan
Philco
17%
17%
17%
1,500
67 %
65%
68
1.200
65
Jan
68
Feb
22%
23%
1,900
22%
Jan
24
Jan
52
52%
300
49%
Jan
52 y2
Feb
35%
37%
2,200
34
Jan
37%
Feb
24 %
24%
2,050
23% Jan
25'/a
Jan
52%
54%
1,000
51%
Jan
55
Jan
50
50
100
48%
Jan
50
Feb
17%
18
1,100
16%
Jan
18
Feb
32%
33%
200
31V2
Jan
36
Jan
X14%
14%
200
14%
Feb
14%
Jan
17
Jan
17%
Feb
10 V2
Feb
12 y8
Jan
26 V2
Jan
29
Jan
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
22%
52%
35"%
24 %
52 %
Pulman
Oil
Jan
56%
Jan
Pure
Jan
59%
Jan
Jan
21%
9%
Jan
Radio Corp of
200
17,500
27
28
2,700
22%
23%
1,200
153
,
155
700
147
Feb
1,900
20%
Jan
22%
Feb
38%
400
38 y<
Feb
40%
Jan
57V4
59%
2,000
54%
Jan
59%
Feb
31%
59"%
31%
22%
32 %
300
31%
Feb
33%
Jan
Jan
88%
Feb
84
7
7
87%
800
79%
7
Jan
37
Jan
66% Feb
72% Jan
37%
44%
Feb
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
210
Jan
66%
100
42
44%
1,100
31%
31%
300
42
43%
800
Jan
47
leys
1,100
16
Jan
18
Jan
2.500
43l/a
Feb
49
Jan
10
Jan
42
Jan
.
31 y8
41%
Jan
7% Feb
9
Jan
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Feb
1,600
16%
Jan
St Louis Public Service class A
Jan
4%
Jan
St
43 y8
x9%
9%
9%
3,700
9%
Feb
51 %
51%
53 Va
300
5Ly4
Feb
53%
Feb
25%
26%
600
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
27%
27%
29%
700
27%
Feb
31 y2
Jan
14
13%
14
4,000
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
42
42
100
41%
Jan
43%- Jan
19%
19%
600
19%
Feb
21 y4
Jan
Feb
16%
20% Jan
Jan
43%
16%
44%
10
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B
Regis
12
5
1.40
Co
Paper
2%
10
2%
13
16%
16%
58%
60
500
9%
Jan
3,300
2%
Jan
72
12%
10
Jan
2% Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
Serrick
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
Shell
300
58%
Feb
65
Jan
56%
3,900
18%
100
91%
42%
45
36%
36%
39%
39%
40%
14%
13%
14%
4,000
52% Jan
57%
Jan
Sinclair
18%
18%
Jan
Socony
Jan
Com
Lathe
94%
Jan
South
46%
Jan
Southern
Co
200
35%
Jan
36% Feb
Southern
Pacific
800
38
Jan
41%
Feb
Southwestern
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
43%
43%
700
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
373,'
37%
37%
100
37% Jan
39%
Jan
14
14
200
14
Feb
61%
62%
300
60%
Jan
50
17
Jan
Berid
14
Feb
Square
Jan
Standard
Jan
(Un)
Public Service
D
Standard
Jan
20
32 Vi
Jan
36 Va. Jan
12
12 %
300
12
Jan
72%
72%
100
68%
Jan
72%
Feb
22%
22%
500
21%
Feb
24
Jan
1
21%
57%
57%
59
3,500
55%
Jan
59
Feb
67
67
70%
1,200
61%
Jan
70%
Feb
5
28%
28'%
200
27%
Jan
29
Jan
20%
20%
900
19 V2
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
3
1
1
f
California
100
52
Jan
56%
26%
27%
200
26%
Feb
27%
24%
25 V*
2,100
24 V4
Feb
27V4
Jan
15%
1,600
14%
Jan
16
Jan
1%
1,700
54%
151/4
1%
1
54 '/a
52%
52%
41 Vs
41%
42%
89
89
93
5
*
Jan
24%
2
*
12 V»
26%
*
:
common
Brands Inc
Oil
1
50c
common
Warrants-
65%
17%
Works
(Un)
Co
w
15
Sperry Rand Corp..
Spiegel Inc
18 V2
5,000
5
common
Mobil Oil (Un)
Feb
86%
com
Steel Strapping Co
Oil
400
34%
5
new
Co
42% Feb
200
7,200
43%
17%
Signode
19 V2
33%
7.50
Corp class B
Oil
19%
33%
1
Corp
Sears Roebuck 6c Co
1,200
55 %
17%
Schwitzer
Jan
38
66%
38
5
78%
3%
38 y2
•
Jan
Jan
800
Jan
200
2.50
47%
80
4
7
7
37%
•
5
10
(Un)
America
Jan
15%
Feb
21%
5
Feb
200
155
5
(Un)
76%
5
17%
11%
500
*
43%
210
17%
10%
Feb
Jan
xl4%
17%
10%
27
23
•
Indiana
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
8%
Co
—
38%
1
Company
57 %
•
,
-•
:
(The)
Service Co of
Public
35%
—
•
12.50
3
(Un)
Petroleum Co
Phillips
'
1
(Un)
(Un*
Corp
Jan
17
5
25
50
100
33 %o
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
34% Jan
Jan
& Co
Coke
800
90
~~
600
12%
..2
A
Patterson-Sargent Co
300
43%
*
•
Jan
44%
45
40%
1
44V*
II
"3
_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gossard (W H) Co
For
i_
(Un)
93%
79
25
.1
—
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un>
|
18%
5
Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co
Glidden Co
55%
1
Jan
43
5
(Un)
15
12%
II
II
85%
9
5
5
——
18
9%
5
II2
Contract
General Dynamics Corp (Un)
General
Electric
Co
2,300
20»/8
21
——1
12
Schenley Industries (Un)
~<j%
1,100
88%
23%
7.50
600
3"%
1
44%
86%
—
4
1,100
15%
5
Jan
43%
9%
-
1
•
1
10
...
7%
II
Gamble-Skogmo Inc General Box Corp
General Candy Corp
46%
10
19%
II
1.25
Brewing
Jan
Jan
Co—
7%
II
Auto
3%
V\
3% Jan
86 %
44%
9%
100
World Airways
38
20
Feb
42
—
———1
1
18%
2
io
Inc
3%
•
Richman Bros Co
of
110
31
10
Pacific Gas 6c Electric
Jan
44%
Potter Co
Dow
Jan
7%
—
5
Chem
98% Feb
Jan
1
Deere St Company—.
Edison Co (Uni
31%
7%
30%
12.50
i
36%
Jan
5
Detroit
Jan
30%
.
(Un)
Jan
15%
25
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Co
Jan
27%
100
Oil
34%
100
.1
Oudahy packing Co
4 % % cumulative preferred
Feb
32 V2
Oklahoma NaturaFGas
95%
1,200
10
1
Ohio
50
16 %
*
Jan
30% Feb
10
.
1,500
28%
1
Co
51
400
5
—
36%
16%
41%
Jan
Jan
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
96%
44%
28%
28
48
14
(Un)
(Un)
(Minnesota)
35%
•
common
200
Jan
5
Edison
49
Feb
Northern Illinois Gas Co
96%
36%
1
.
Container
Crane
30 %
44%
100
Inc
Commonwealth
Consolidated
9% Jan
73
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Consumers
41% Jan
Jan
58%
♦
Ilium
Electric
Foods
Clinton
Feb
9
73%
Corp
preferred
Cleveland
39
400
58%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
4%%
700
9%
10
Co
Service
Products
City
9%
25
Chrysler Corp
Cities
40%
39
Jan
13
Northwest Bancorporation
Chicago Hock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR„12.50
Jan
38%
700
North American Car Corp
Chicago Com common
$3 convertible preferred
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
5%
series
A
preferred
36 %
Jan
14l
(Un)
Aviation (Un)
26%
Jan
Feb
33 V2
21%
Mfg
56%
64%
33%
21
New York Central RR
56%
*
32% Jan
300
200
13
21
13%
.4
10
24%
24%
Jan
36
700
34%
35%
Jan
-—
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Jan
2iy4
National Standard Co
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
—1
_•
National
2,200
8%
19%
1
National Container Corp-
Feb
30
Jan
48
..1
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
27
Feb
7%
600
Industries Inc
13
35
4% Feb
21
28%
52 y»
Jan
Feb
Corp $1.50 conv pref—*
Sec
2
18%
29%
35
Jan
33%
50c
600
10
34
50%
23 Va
...
19%
Central Illinois Pub Serv
100
8
Feb
40%
35%
__
A
Company
12%
51% Jan
100
Feb
24%
Jan
26%
32% Jan
200
52%
8
*
200
55%
52%
72 y8
Jan
27%
preferred
18%
55%
38 V2
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
18%
*
23%
700
Feb
(Phillip )-& Co
(The) Co common
*
Light Co
68% Jan
200
40%
Feb
—
Cylinder Gas
National Distiller* Prod
West Corp
South
&
200
24%
39%
40%
52 %
16
72%
24%
.
19%
Vernon
4%
of America
Oelanese Corp
15%
72%
15%
.
__._2
200
Jan
17%- Jan
24%
common
4%
4%
Feb
1,400
Cement
16%c
.
1,700
15%
2,000
-
12%
:
Feb
21%
(Un)
32%
32%
Jan
25 y»
25%
Montgomery Ward & Co
20
1% Feb
15%
Jan
10
19%
Chemical
Monsanto
900
2,800
Jan
24%
24%
Mfg Co
Jan
700
1%
15%
50
•
17%
31
38%
20%
1% i
Feb
2,000
25%
19%
Minneapolis Brewing Co-
12%
25
(Un)
Prospect
1%
5
—
Canadian
Canadian
.....
26% Feb
Jan
10 %
600
15%
24%
Food ProductsSouth Utilities
58%
28%
Feb
10%
15%
12.50
Mickelberry's
Jan
400
3,\-" Jan
'
16%c
i
;
Jan
30%
700
;
Feb
10
15
Co..
Chapman & Scott
50
28%
200
■r
>;
25%
1
New common w i
24%
15%
3%
4
(new)
950
2% Jan
3,500
1
(Un)
200
1,000
.
115
500
5
4%
•Vv4'-:Y :>4.V
_•
CO
26%
2%
600
45%.
45%
15%
*
&• Co
(Glenn L)
26%
250
100
600
3%
25
1
•
Ky
Cement Mfg
Marquette
Muter
C
of
3%
20%
(Un)
Burton-Dixie
Butler
13% Feb
5
1
Burlington Industries Inc
Corp
300
2%
Company
Burroughs
13%
20c
Works
Gear
Fopte
13%
73
Jan
Jan
140%
300
1,000
68
73
*
45%
5
4
5
Lyttons (Henry C) St Co..
Elec
39 Vs
22
118% 121%
7
28%
13
200
39%
21%
21%
•
Jan
38%
1,600
44
4
28% Jan
2,000
Jan
34%
Feb
...
6c
Jan
14 y8
Jan
Feb
Louisville
37%
18%
Jan
Feb
13
32%
29%
•
Jan
6%
43%
114 y8
108
500
3%
Lindsay Chemical Co common
32%
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Jan
400
32
4%
Jan
18
13 y4
Jan
7%
32
Feb
12%
3%
Feb
41%
18%
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1
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12%.
Feb
Jan
600
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Jan
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7%
250
32
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
23
Feb
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Lincoln Printing Co common..
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22%
Feb
30 Vs.
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5
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52%
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3%
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Bendix
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2,200
44%
72%
67%
13
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37
37%
Jan
Feb
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
34 y2
22
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19%
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Feb
Feb
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18
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Salle Extension University
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34
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Kio Oil & Development
21%
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27%
Jan
179%
Jan
33 '/s
49%
8%
1,600
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6%
100
Jan
Light
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1,200
34
6%
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City Power & Light
Power 6c Light (Un)
Copper Corp (Un)
2,000
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6%
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34
6%
43
Kansas
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Kennecott
8%
Feb
12%
27
47% Jan
22%
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150
Feb
700
66%
26% Jan
Feb
300
Jan
Feb
26 %
45%
Jan
24%
23% Jan
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61
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44%
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26%
43%
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Jan
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10
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29
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16%
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Jan
Feb
65%
400
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24%
32
64
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300
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17
1,500
27%
13%
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Power
Kansas
28%
26%
32
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Jan
23%
27%
13
27
16
Jan
28%
32
25% Jan
70
Feb
7%
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1
200
5% Jan
Jan
91%
3.50
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300
11
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Interstate
Jones & Laughlin Steel
6
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Jan
Jan
900
Iowa
Feb
Feb
7.50
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Jan
6%
5
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7%
6.400
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Paper
Tel & Tel
68% Jan
12%
4
10
1.50
3
Corp
International
International
24
146% 147
50
Co
Washer
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8% Jan
Jan
67
47%
15%
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Feb
8
6%
15
65%
21%
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6%
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22%
28%
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Atchison
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&
600
6
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Jan
International
78
6%
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47%
8%
22%
182%
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Ashland Oil & Refining common
International
600
Jan
85
•
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46
10
400
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2,550
315
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International Harvester
Jan
24%
10
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12
200
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Jan
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200
13
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300
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26%
25
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32%
20
14%
10
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42% Jan
Jan
52
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53
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(Un)
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10
American Investment Co (111)
1
American Machine & Foundry
7
American Motors Corp
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American Rad & Stand San (Un)__._8
American Tel & Tel Co
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Viscose Corp
Feb
30%
common
22%
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1
American
American
39%
600
.
8
American Can Co
American
13
1
Allbghany Corp (Un)
Allied Laboratories
ABU Chalmers Mfg
American Airlines (Un)__
American Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres (Un)
1,300
8%
Jan
14%
14%
3
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10
Co
Steel
Inland
High
40%
19%
13
Range Since' Jan. 1
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Feb
32
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Jan
10
1
Organ Co.
Industrial
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39%
31%
39%
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of Prices
Jan
30
250
20%
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Feb
21
19%
28%
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65
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1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
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Feb
Jan
13%
for Week
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30c
211
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High
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Low
Par
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Last
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Friday
Sales
Us
1
Feb
Jan
2V4 Jan
Jan
51%
Jan
53%
300
41 Vs
Feb
42%. Jan
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87%
Jan
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Standard
Oil of Indiana
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15
New
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51%
10
50%
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Range Since Jan.
High
Low
52%
8,100
51%
48% Jan
2,700
53
143%
50%
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Jan
55
Feb
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208
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Union
Carbide
Union
Electric of
Union
Oil
United
Air
United
34%
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
Westinghouse
2,800
22%
Jan
24%
47%
100
46%
Jan
48
42%
200
42"%
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45%
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400
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26
200
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50%
200
45%
Jan
50%
Feb
41 %
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Jan
39%
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2%
1,500
25%
25%
500
25%
Jan
27%
500
26%
Jan
24%
1,100
21% Jan
62
24%
Feb
62%
70
62% Jan
Jan
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28%
28 %
63%
600
103%
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55%
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Feb
39'
Jan
Jan
900
54%
Jan
62
Jan
700
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
50% Jan
55%
Feb
400
6%
Jan
51% Jan
58%
Jan
17%
18
500
16% Jan
19
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31%
32%
300
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32%
Feb
13
14% Jan
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3,500
19%
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20
1,000
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21%
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12%
57%
57%
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6,800
57%
25%
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60%
Feb
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27%
700
25%
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27%
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10
20%
400
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Jan
37
37
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Jan
37
Feb
23%
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10
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22 %
500
47%
Jan
49%
Jan
35
Feb
35%
Jan
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70
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Youngstcwn Sheet
55%
66% Jan
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55%
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30
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6%
55%
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52 %
27%
2,000
55%
Western
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•-
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6%
51%
10
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2
100
53%
17%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
38% Jan
100
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52%
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14%
300
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Feb
84
15%
Jan
84
100
84
Feb
94%
Jan
10
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American
Tel
&
Tel
82%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
190
30%
Jan
33%
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31%
Jan
5c
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Feb
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
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stocks
Par
Security & Trust
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Tel
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Industries
Admiral
29
57%
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4%%
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American
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Feb
46%
925
44%
Jan
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Woodward
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39 %
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Feb
Jan
85
45
45
28
28
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Jan
23%
1,897
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Feb
48%
25%
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22%
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145
45%
Jan
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50%
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150
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38
39
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36%
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22 %
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23
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10
100
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32%
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22
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168
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26%
4
25%
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27%
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5%
91
3
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5%
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Jan
40
Jan
30%
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Jan
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Jan
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36%
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10
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145
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Jan
75%
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Eastman Kodak Co
Paso
__
♦
—;
Industries
Mont
duPont
Low
—
32%
Douglas Aircraft
High
__
27%
50c
Inc
Feb
49%
_____10
_____5
Jan
56%
105
__
Giorgio Fruit Corp A common____i_5
common
Jan
1.20
37%
135
104
1
(Un)
<Ur.)__
20%
26
1,240
__
2
Dow Chemical Co
Shares
30%
Co
62 %
Feb
Jan
25%
__
5
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
25
Co_
18%
Jan
Jan
16
30%
5
*
Crucible Steel
57%
80c
—
17%
Jan
Jan
37 %
al9% al9%
1
10
16%
Jan
55%
25%
a34%
(Un)—
35
a__
Feb
53%
a35%
Refining (Un)_!
Corp common...
54%
25
15
(Un)
Jan
a—
Jan
Jan
Jan
180
25%
__
32%
6%
359
._
__
Jan
a24% a26%
16
*
Ig
a54% a56%
al7
Preferred
for Week
a24%
710
5
a37% a37%
1.33%
Zellerbach
Dorr-Olivpr
Sales
Range
of Pricef
__
<s5
of
Corp
Preferred
Di
__
—
_1
Cypress
80
73
•
Edison
Edison
Corn Products
GJn)_:
Jan
86
__
2%
Consolidated
Crown
1
System
System
Jan
500
__
*
22
$500
a55%
10
—
Iron.
Broadcast
Natural
21
1.00
Consolidated
Consol
al6% al6%
18%
(Un)
&
Commonwealth
5
120
61%
B
Commercial
353
54%
1
_____
Gas
54%
•
________
Columbia
32%
a39% a39%
10
46%
Feb
__
com
Co
Corp
Feb
134
__
America
of
Fuel
32%
.
10
al6%
Feb
6
__
____1
;
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Corp
(Un)
_;______1
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un)___*
Chrysler Corp
25
Colorado
23
10
—
.
._12%
Vought Aircraft
Cities Service
23
■
Jan
1%
(Un)_——
Eureka
38%
*
Ltd
Co
(Un)
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese
15%
17
5
Ry (Un)
(Un)_
Corporation
(J
—
5.50
(Uni___
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)___
Canadian
Case
____1
Co
Pacific
Carrier
__
5
California
Canada
__
2%
34%
1
Supply
footnotes
■
—
1
Gas
McKinney
30%
5%
Manufacturing Co
100
73%
21%
Low
•v
8.50
Brewing
al3% al3%
5
44%
85%
»
15
(Un)
53
80
~
Jan
alO
4,542
89
80
____1
Jan
7%
5
44%
85%
Last
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Fort
&
Decca
Co_._____.__.
Jan
43%
Jan
4%
21 %
135
.1975
Co
39
Jan
6%
4%
44%
Friday
Armstrong
Jan
43%
121
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrighti Corp (Un)
135
II
II
Sale l'riet
Blaw-Knox
36%
136
6%
1
21%
*
*
697
6%
4334
__
5
Hill
California
Feb
40
37%
50
com
Feb
Jan
>1,331
a41% a42%
(Un)
Calif
Jan
44%
*
31%
21%
1
new
16%
145%
a__
a3%
Co
Clary Corp
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Steel
Jan
Jan
Jan
$3
Ludlum
15%
145%
a—
43%
Burroughs Corp
84
Budd
Bunker
B
Allegheny
38%
20
a3%
(Un)
Corp
30
46%
Par
225
V
lc
(Un)_
842
987
STOCKS
37%
725
a46
736
Inc
Co
84%
10
A;
&46
13 %
Stores
34%
.1975
ser
Jan
13
Bond
Borden
33%
96
4s
Jan
17%
100
Corp__
Burlington
__50
A
Feb
52%
Feb
13
Oil
Feb
BONDS
Baltimore
37
Feb
15%
147%
Chica
Jan
15%
10
Feb
47
Jan
32%
14%
10
37
162
Feb
2,185
53%
common
100
360
15%
13%
34%
34%
38% Jan
27% Jan
Inc
Lothrop
37
48%
alO
__
1
«
Broadway-Hale! Stores
Feb
preferred
37
47
15%
156%
Jan
Feb
common
Jan
•
Jan
1
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred
■72%
Feb
Jan
87%
Jan
13 %
Jan
12% Jan
7%
Co—
Improvement
65%
69%
782
Calaveras
Co
787
69
146 147%
40%
34%
Feb
53
Corp
__
__
(Un)__13
!
Jan
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
Sun
Jan
2
Bishop Oil Co
84%
*
Feb
50%
Jan
Feb
24%
»
84%
Jan
Jan
6%
72%
33
_
Feb
46%
2
37%
.
10
,
78
271
23%
279
85
Co
941
53 %
292
124
common
common
__
Feb
78
a48% a49%
16%
16%
al46% al45% al48%
»
Jan
51% Jan
Jan
1,698
70%
Reading Co
Scott Paper
78
23%
186%
Jan
7%
602
com
Jan
Jan
75%
50
Gas
Jan
1%
38%
25%
common
48%
179%
23%
72%
53 %
A preferred
Mfg Co_—
Jan
517
1,468
51%
37%
34%
series
Progress
21%
49%
37
Borg-Warner
10
Transportation
22%
396
Jan
53
common
—
22
455
Jan
a__
49 %
16%
50
a__
Feb
8%
2,950
Boeing Airplane Co
24%
Corp
10
Jan
14%
2
Jan
3
Philadelphia
a99% a99%
Jan
Jan
a53
15%
33%
5
8V8
1%
Jan
313,1
*
14 %
86
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Feb
25%
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200
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147/
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100
Corp (Un)
Mining (Un)
7%
1
28
~~
♦
Jan
Cons
Benguet
43%
10
Corp
Jan
Aviation
Bendix
Jan
16%c
Washington.;
104%
65
64
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
28%
1
Inc
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
100%
1
Blair Holdings Corp
15%
67%
677
45%
;
Feb
10
L)
Inc
28
2,200
Jan
101
1
Jan
15
;
14%
Jan
594
100%
64
(Un)_
Jan
_____*
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
New
Jan
Jan
Jan
45%
Corp...
723/.
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg__
PhilCo
Feb
26%
8%
6
20
Corp
(Un)
RR
14
23%
.
Navigation
Bank of
Pennroad
186%
Feb
Feb
110%
3
3 9%
43%
Resistance
Lehigh
National
common
Co com
International
Merck
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
5
39%
5
Watch
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
1
Insti
Jan
7%
37
21
7
27
Co
Aircraft
Jan
3Vi
6
506
Feb
23%
(Un)
648
1.66%
new
59% Jan
Beech
38%
100
ao
VB
Feb
Petroleum
Oil
-iia
a8
20
Jan
(Un)
Ohio
&
Jan
3%
186
25
(Un)
Securities
38i/°
22%
(Un)
Refining
Corp
201/t
3q
611
(Un)
Refining Co
Corp
Jan
20%
987
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Mfg
Jan
64%
5%
37
Atlas
High
41%
Jan
108 y4
47
&
63 %
260
♦
Oil
'
Feb
200
10
Ashland
10
a64% a64%
39%
67
Armco Steel Corp
(111)
555
no
25
Co
Low
*
an5/„
5%
Corp (Un)
(The) Co (Un)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
Anaconda
Armour
Shares
23%
Viscose
Co
Sale*
for Week
■
25%
(Un)
Chemical
967
_25
Brothers
Hamilton
Hecht
Corp
Exchange
10
American Smelting &
Refining
American Tel & Tel Co
American
Jan
no
5
American Radiator & S S
383/.
__50c
Jan
22"%
(Un)
20%
_10
common
Jan
60%
25%
(Un)
Power
41%
Baltimore-
preferred
32
Jan
5%
__l
(Un)
19%
_io
(Julius)
conv
General
15%
Feb1'
56%
12%
Co
40%
•
non-voting
Feb
29
(Un)__l
(Un)
American
20
10
at
13%
308
1,045
101
*
•
41%
1
America
433
30%
66%
♦
20
Ltd
Bolsa
Delaware Power & Light
common__13%
of
60
179 V8
354
13%
Feb
Jan
905
13%
1.8O
Light Co
Electric Storage Buttery
Fidelity & Deposit Co
50
54%
2,821
133/
14%
"
""
American Can Co
Beckman
High
2,815
25%
28%
__25
Cuitis Publishing
Class
21
301
24%
I5
Co
Duquesne
Finance Co
53
56%
57%
181% 184%
28%
13
Company
Feo
66%
(Un)
Allied Chemical & Dye
Corp
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Bankline
Low
24%
1
Soup
Chrysler Corp
Jan
60 %
-
of Prices.
305/.
_i
(Un)
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
Baldwin
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28%
Transit Co—
Campbell
24,000
R^gJ
Low
5
1
Air Reduction Co
Alaska
common
Corp
Bandinl
Shares
6.50
new
Common
Budd
182
13%
29
Par
Abbott
Baltimore
for Week
*
Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Range
50
_•
I_100
13%
58
-
.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sales
of Prices
Low
10
Co
Tel
Corp
Atlantic City
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American
6c
10
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
American
33%
29%
5c
6c
San Francisco Stock
Avco
American
32%
28
28
STOCKS
Atlantic
3%s
36
Jan
6%
12.50
Corp
Jan
2%
25%
Electric
Jan
16%
Webster-Chicago Corp
Jan
74 %
75
Jan
14%
553/.
Van Dorn Iron Works—
Walgreen
25%
14%
5
Corp
116
16%
4
1
Co
100
24%
69
1
i)
122
J/4
24
5
common
'
26%
25%
10
Corporation
42%
39
~~
25
Inc
Gypsum new
S
Industries
S
II
II
•
Corp
32
122
10
California
Lines
U
Corp
35 %
184
Jan
Jan
II
*
(Un)
134
7
Feb
1
:___
36
Feb
47%
1
Corp
Mo
U S
U
Jan
Feb
26%
_1
Carbon
&
of
Aircraft
United
10%
32
1
(Un)
Jan
80
5
1,700
2
(Un)
2
6%
ioc
2,200
■
21% Feb
78%
___*
27
2
common
Jan
35%
6%
5
24%
5
Century-Fox Film
Jan
1%
High
Jan
656
80
L
32
7.50
(The)
Transamerica Corp
20th
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle
San Toy Mining
Jan
22
Feb
18%
1%
36
•
26%
~~
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
16
Jan
9
LOW
300
1%
1%
20%
10
23
Co
Truax-Traer Coal
Jan
22
Range Since Jan. I
High
25
26%
331/4
25
Toledo Edison Co
Trane
14%
100
preferred
23%
25
Tool
600
2,200
9%
convertible
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
5
com
(The)
Power
22
9
$2.50
Feb
Shares
20%
2.50
common
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
1
new
Company
Electric Products
Bylvania
15%
22
914
1
Machine
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift
22
53
Corp
United Engineering As
Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Corp
Sundstrand
15%
10
10
Pittsburgn Brewing Co
700
55
13%
34 %
Corp
Feb
159
Natco
3,900
52
13%
5
33%
Jan
Par
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
52%
Week's
Last
1
2,000
55
1
Stewart-Warner Corp__
Studebaker-Packard
10
Friday
Shares
Standard Railway Equipment
Stone Container Corp
Storkline
Furniture
FEBRUARY
ENDED
for Week
152% 159
7
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
25
Standard
N
Week'#
Last
Sale Price
47
37%
Jan
37%
Jan
a37% a37%
I
__
16
a—
53
__
53%
Feb
58%
19
#375
1,193
53
18%
18
F«b
20%
Jan
27%
29 V\
1,452
26% Feb
29%
Feb
—
a
Jan
The Commercial
42
and'financial Chronicle... Monday, February
13, 1950
(806)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
10
Week's
Friday
«m»
"rid.,
til Funciico Stock Exch. (Coat)
Sale Frloe
STOCKS
of Prices
General
Foods
55
1%
General Paint Corp common
•
Convertible 2nd preferred
*
General Public Utilities (Un)
5
General Public Service common
—10c
General Telephone Corp com (Un)—10
Gillette Co
-1
General Motors Corp
a43/?
com
„
__
—
Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp
(Un)
Goodyear
Hawaiian
Co (Un)
Homestake Mining Co
Oil
Holly
Oil
Honolulu
Hunt
Foods
Co
Johns-Manville
4.75%
Chem
Motors
Kansas
Menasco
Merck
Mfg
&
Merrill
Co
a44%
7
Mindanao
Monolith
M
Oil
Portland
Preferred
Montana
(Un).
Power
18
Cement
Jan
797/b
Jan
55
303,8
Feb
82%
Feb
111
Jan
38%
Jan
113
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
84
Jan
85%
Feb
43%
Feb
49%
Jan
35%
Feb
41%
Jan
53%
Jan
51%
650
Jan
3%
Jan
a__
4% Jan
a—
—
117%
Feb
120%
Jan
47%
Jan
47
47%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
72%
Feb
53%
Jan
20%
508
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
20%
20%
129
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
Fibres
(Un)__
S
1
RR
30%
Jan
240
30
Feb
(Un):
Mohawk
North
American
Investment
preferred
5%% preferred
Diego
San
Mauricio
Sugar
Occidental
Co
Ltd
Corp
Santa Cruz
Scott
Oceanic Oil Co
Edison
(Un)
Sugar
Oiln
Mathiesen
Paauhau
Co
(Un)„_;
Sugar
Corp
Products Inc
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
5%%
97
a__
Shell
Oil Co
1st
rea
pfd——
preferred
preferred
!ier A
Aolc red lst pfd—
4.36%
preferred
4.32%
i
a—
Pacific Petroleums
4.88%
Southern
Pacific Tel & Tel
Preferred
common
—
35% Jan
Jan
32% Jan
Feb
8%
5
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
New
171
30"%
Jan
32%
Jan
Standard
16c
17c
120,400
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
31
150
30
Jan
32
Jan
Stauffer
50c
59c
6,923
41c
Jan
69c
Jan
Sterling
25%
25%
Jan
Jan
a32
31%
Jan
32
41 %
Feb
42%
18%
Jan
19
6c
6c
12,300
4c
Jan
5o
155
158
130
19%
19%
160
19%
Pen
21%
Jan
a67 a68 %
132
66%
Jan
67%
Jan
35%■ Jan
36%
Jan
32%
36%
Jan
—1.40
a67
140
598
31 %
57%
58%
971
67
69%
585
50%
50%
2
.
33%
.5
67%
50%
F?b
58%
Feb
71
Feb
930
49%
Jan
51%
Jan
93
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
196
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
27 %
5
290
27 %
Feb
28
Jan
35
75
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
20%
20%
403
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
53
<•
•
—
27%
35
35
53%
54%
1,343
56 %
Jan
al02%al05%
100
101%
Jan
104 %
Jan
—a27% a27%
115
27 %
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
i
•
1
__
52% Jan
50c
24%
25%
2,274
24%
Feb
27%
•
41%
41%
41%
600
39%
Jan
41%
1
(Un)
24%
89%
89%
93
4.284
87%
Jan
9)
Feb
51
50'%
52%
1,919
48%
Jan
52%
Feb
N
(Un)
J
153%
159
1,224
145%
wi
51%
__
7
.
10
Co—
—
53%
3,486
5n %
Jan
93
48%
Jan
—
al6% al6%
50
——10
:
a53Vi
a53%a54%
Studebaker Packard
Sunrav
Super Mold Corp
5
Feb
40%
Feb
Swift
(Un)
25
86%
Feb
93%
Jan
Sylvania Electric Products
Jan
10
Oil
44%
45%
650
45%
45%
15%
285
147/8 Jan
16
Jan
Texas Gulf
21%
22%
808
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
Toxtron American Inc common
Jan
49%
Jan
7%
Jan
_—
135
53
Jan
57
Jan
320
52
Feb
54%
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
F:b
19
Jan
19%
9%
1.395
24%
1,757
19%
19%
375
a47% a47%
15
47%
Jan
47% Jan
43%
629
42%
Feb
44%
119% 119%
35% 35%
655
119%
1,347
35
1,640
23%
19%
—
42%
__
9
Feb
Jan
Feb
15
a__
9
__
7.50
Feb
49% Jan
23
—
1
(Un)__
F.b
51%
53%
53%
Feb
Mid-Continent
f
a—
(Un)———,—5
Feb
159
Jan
■! a51% a53%
5
-
Feb
Co
Jan
34%
Jan
a26% a26%
F?,b
&
Fib
68%
Jan
a42% a43%
25
California—
Inc
5%
25
Co pfd ser A——25
Chemical
Jan
Feb
25
(Ohio)
Drug
33'%
Jan
64
F.b
Jan
162
56 % Jan
64% Jan
class A,
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)——
Oil
Jan
4%
Jan
6c
31%
;
.
Co (Un)
Public Service—
common
Feb
130
15%
584
49 %
2J7
26%
88
56% Jan
Jan
2,652
15
40%
Jan
46%
19
of
108
52
125
41'%
Oil
40%
616
%
Standard
1
53%
a45% a45%
12%
■
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
i
41
27%
Jan
11
a30 %
Feb
Jan
2,037
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Feb
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Last
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43%
Feb
Jan
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87%
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435
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Feb
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Friday
stocks
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Asbestos
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British
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•
Jan
27
Feb
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Jan
Jan
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40%
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65
Feb
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39%
40
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2,299
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22 7a
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83
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22
30
Feb
32%
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preferred
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77
138
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7%
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150
102
37
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280
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275
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47
5674
79
_*
2,9bb
237a
class
&
Jan
Jan
29
common
2,408
17%
Dairies 57c
24
Feb
44
517a
22%
82 72
Corp
32 7a
preferred—
Foundries
280
31%
11%
*
Lawrence
139
—
Dominion
;
3,627
1,380
9972
St
4,791
•
Dominion
Jan
;
22
53%
Feb
10 72
Dominion Corsets
28
,
39%
Jan
2474
2
6%
24
F'eo
;77
31
33 Vb
~_
Bridge
Coal
47
31%
12
2,065
53%
47
410
47
52%
36
23 7a
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
45%
Feb
32%
—
Dominion
Jan
12 7a
12
52%
Jan
73 3 4
Ltd
Jan
1047a
—.
337a
23%
Smelting-
Co
237a
Feb
31
27
357a
22
*
Leather
Jan
Jan
104 7i
29
472 7c
Davis
18
227a
25
712
100
pfd-
__
32 %
Class B
uiiiiners
Jan
200
3134
———_——*
21%
al7 7a
A-
B
_25
Glass
Ccrbys class
177a
22%
12
74 % preferred
x
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
25
22
.
&
17%
22 72
*
250
3 i
Equipment
Mining
V;".
17%
104 7» 104%
1172
A_:
1,200
217a
Enterprises
Consumers
class
10
34%
J)
IB
Combined
Jan
Paper
26
21%
_____
Farm
Feb
preferred—10
Ltd
Vickers
Chrysler Corp
Coghlin
Railway
17%
•
25
*
common
Jan
29
Co
972
*
*
Companies
Petrofina
Canadian
80
1,180
——_*
Pacific
Canadian
(James)
4
Locomotive
27
*
Rolland
32
Canadian
Jan
•
Feb
Jan
*
26 7a
100
Regent
Jan
Cellulose—
■i'A-;:- 265
54%
—;
8J
Jan
447a
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—*
Canadian
Transport
Refining Ltd—
Reynolds Aluminum 4% 7c
3672
31
common
27
'54%
——
Robertson
Jan
3072
Industries
2672
Co Ltd common——*
Jan
945
Canadian
26 72
*
Jan
4,368
&
Jan
1
36
3172
Chemical
277a
i_x_»
104
317a
preferred
Feb
22
Feb
31%
x-,—
267a
*
Jan
75
common
475
_*
34
3174
Ceianest
Feb
26%
•
_■
32
31%
Canadian
Feb
3.00
2672
*
Products
103
852
common
Jan
46
2672
5
com
i
75
80
—
Feb
Jan
102 7a
Jan
100
Feb
Feb
9 7a
.
Jan
2.75
•
20
%
% a32%
46 %
Ltd
41%
125
Power
Quebec
80
Canners
1,745
common
preferred
45%
—
1,150
46
•
1,750
103 103%
a 32
class B_*
common
102
Jan
Jan
35%
•
.
Feb
2.75
100
Company
of Canada
Corp
4%
8%
100
Development
Price Bros 6
Jan
3,195
31%
Canadian
Oil
Jan
307a
*
Bronze
Canadian
5.95
3372
25
Canadian
series
40
Jan
8,183
2.75
common*.
Tubes
new
Powell River
Power
45%
Breweries
series
Jan'
Jan
33
—100
preferred
$1.00
5.50
2.10 Jan
1472
commerce——iO
Bank
$1.75
35
Feb
Feb
307a
Foundries———_—10
uauauian
Canadian
33%
20
^nada
$1.25
1.80
1372
99
*
Weaving
Steel
Provincial
•
common
preferred
Canada
48
.——_*
—
Dredging—
Canada Cement
$1.30
Telephone
Jan
4472
•
Ogllvie Flour Mills
Jan
94
45%
Mines Ltd
280
94
28
100'A
Steel Car Corp
a55
95
Jan
245
9 7b
43
25
*
Chemical
&
49%
50
8%
High
Jan
600
*
National
a55
Jan
9%
*
———
49%
100
class
99
common
50
Ltd
97
•
A
preferred
National
Products
28
Montreal Locomotive
3Z8
7,u50
2.05
Bruck
jjuiiding
2772
417<
«
50
Columbia
28
B
class
38
British Columbia Power
British
—*
B
3074
-
For est
1,785
Oils.
class
28
105
Low
42%
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
100
Frohtenac
37 Vb
7%
Low'
100
28
Jan
Shares
427a
Preferred
Class
for Week
—*
preferred
37 V2
100
Columbia
B
priority
•
preferred
British
Ltd
class
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
Co—
preferred
preferred
5 l/o
Bloedel
Corp
Mitchell
587a
7
common
57c preferred
4'A'A
preferred
47o
Mailman
&
—•
Co
Note
Jan
477a
506
50
Power
MacMillan
197a
Feb
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
'Par
43
41 >/4
25
Traction
High
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
25
61
b4
•
Telephone
4%%
60
4J
•
A
B
4%%
60%
Nationale—_—-id
Batnurst Power & Paper class
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7a
Baney Seiourn preferred———25
oi
february
stocks
High
1
.v
ended
Friday
Shares
40%
4174
week
for Week
Low
•
—
for
Sales
Range
of Price9
Sale Price
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(809)
Monday, February 13, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
Last
Exchange (Cont.)
Range
Bale Price
Par
Mining
and
Albermont
Altex
Lead
Arcadia
;—.
Nickel
Mines
Metals
Ascot
1.000
1,000
22c
16c
13c
3.00
3.00
3.05
29,000
5,100
1.64.
1.63
1.70
27,600
10c
—20c
Ltd
—
—
9'Ac
He
39,600
20,500
Ltd..
42c
Gold
Mining
Bonnyville
Oil
Ltd
Bouscadiilac
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Mines
Burnt
Hill
Jan
Jan
1.70
11'Ac
Jan
52c
24c
10'A
900
9
7'Ac
500
3c
9'Ac
1,000
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
10'A
Sullivan
12c
11'Ac
14c
48,900
lie
Feb
18c
65c
24.500
45c
Jan
67c
24'/a c
24'Ac
26c
65,900
21'Ac
Jan
29'AC
Feb
62c
Trebor
Jan
52c
Jan
57c
55c
1.25
Ltd—
58c
1.25,
8,535
1.30
3,400
I.25
Feb
1.65
Tung-Sten
Developments Ltd—-—
3.35
Jail
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
1.50
5,050
19c
19c
22c
26,000
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
20'A
20 'A
collieries
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
23'A
Jan
22
4,400
18%
Jan
22
3,000
46c
Feb
5oc
6.03
Feb
6.15
13%
3,000
12'A
Jan
14'%
Jan
35 c
35c
2,000
32c
Feb
35c
3.55
500
2.90
Oils
2.15
2.15
1.20
1.35
2,000
45,100
Ltd.J
Ltd.—*
Ltd
;—10c
Mines Ltd—*—-
1
1.20
Jan
3.70
2.15
Feb
2.15
Feb
1.85
Ltd—.*
50c
50c
2,000
3.00
3.00
1,000
2.77
Feb
3.00
1.25
1,000
1.25
Jan
1.25
2.10
2.10
300
Mines
Ltd
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd*i*w~*--—Cartier-Maiartic
Gold
Mines
Leduc
Cheskirk
Oils
Mines
2.10
Coldasun
Consol
Cons
Jan
38c
Jan
5c
Jan
8'Ac
8.65
100
8.50
Jan
9.u0
Jan
10c 11'Ac
Jan
Acme
•
—
Ltd
10'Ac
8.65
9'Ac
Jan
400
2.45
Feb
2.90
P\b
Agnew Surpass
Feb
12'Ac
Feb
10c
17c
1
•
38,100
5.95
13,050
17c
21c
1,000
1.40
4.50
4.50
10c
1.17
1.30
21c
44,700
13c
Jan
22c
Feb
15,000
17c
Feb
24c
Jan
17c
19c
26c
26c
10'A
11'A
18,000
1
80c
63c
85c
196,175
*
Mines Ltd..
5.10
5.10
5.15
3.35
3.40
26c
1
Mines
1
500
10c
1.10
Jan
Feb'
4.50
.
26c
Feb
1.40
Feb
6.75
Jan
2oC
Jan
Alta
Jan
Algom
2,200
Feb
5.85
1,600
3.30
Jan
5,500
27c
Jan
42c
F'vb
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
Del
_»
1.80
1.81
800
1.60
Jan
1.81
Feb
*
14%
14%
100
14'A
Jan
15%
Jan
1
15c
17 c
1,500
17c
Jan
Duvan
Copper Co Ltd...
Sullivan Mines Ltd.
Eastern
Asbestos
Eastern
Metals
So!
Gold
Co
;
1
2.10
1.42
2.13
827,650
6.15
6.10
6.35
4,050
1.28
1.20
1.37
72,700
1.03
1.04
700
15 'AC
17c
68,000
10 Ac
Ltd*
—___—***
Ltd.—
1
Fano
Nickel
Mining
Mines
Ltd
•
15 %c
(1945)
Gui-Por
Gulch
Mines
Uranium
Israel
Jarduri
Jaye
Mines
Ltd
18c
Feo
32C
10,600
29c
Feb
43c
Jan
7,200
35c
Jan
42c
30
F el)
32
Jan
Kontiki
Lake
Mines
Lead
Labrador
Ltd
Nordic
&
41c
Feb
2uc
Jan
3 4'Ac
30c
35c
699,100
27c
Feb
35c
Feb
20c 24 %c
13,000
20c
Jan
27c
Jan
15c
15c
1,500
Jan
ipc
42c
40c
44c
28,500
4CC
Feb
'52c
Jan
17c
16c
17c
4,500
13'Ac
Jan
2ic
Jan
1.38
1.38
500
1.29
1
__
11c
15C
Jan
1.45
Jan
Feb
Anglo
Anthes
91c
Feb
1.24
Jan
7'Ac
Jan
12 %c
Feb
Ascot
7'Ac
Jan
12c
Feb
Ashdown
2,374
23
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
78c
Feb
Atlas
25c
F'ep
35c
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
Aubeile
3,100
25c
Feb
1.00
1.00
5,000
98c
Jan
1.10
1.27
8c
10'Ac
17%
17%
____1
8c
Co
j,
'i
6,300
17,600
100
Auto
Jan
18'A
19%
300
18'A
Jan
20
Jan
3.00
3.10
2.85
Jan
1
2.65
2.65
1
92
92
92'A
_5
3.10
2.95
♦
23'A
Phillips Oil
Pitt Gold
Jan
Jan
22c
2.50
2.15
40c
Fab
Jan
Jan
Bailey
17c
Jan
19c
18'Ac 18%c
7%
7%
200
65c
68c
2,700
7%
65c
Feb
17c
15,800
15c
Feb
21c
Jan
1.95
1.65
17%
100
—.
2.00
2,050
1.90
Jan
1.65
1.70
2,200
1.60
Jan
31c
*
33c
3,519
29'Ac
Jan
17
97'A
17%
3,115
97%
Bank
Bank
3.20
200
2.35
i,265
813A
59,500
2.64
Jan
Feb
8.70
10
Jan
95
98'A
1.409
95
Feb
110
Jan
100
102
3,909
100
Jan
108
Jan
Feb
8.50
25%
25%
25
24%
Jan
26%
52 ¥0
52 3 a
575
51%
Jan
52 %
Feb
52%
52%
2.020
51%
Jan
52%
Feb
17c
15'Ac
17c
8,365
17c
Jan
42c
Feb
25'A
52%
■
1,820
.
15'Ac Jan
42 c
36,830
32c
Jan
84c
90c
94,363
83c
Jari
„50c
1.60
1.56
1.65
Jan
1.71
Jan
5.80
6.10
600
5.80
Feb
6.15
Jan
„20c
3.00
3.00
3.05
14,843
3.00
Jan
3.40
—1
—-
-
3iC
88c
10 %c
10'Ac
11c
36,000
13 3A
14%
900
13%
2,100
1.48
1.79
110,900
5
-4.75
15 %c
4,050
1.55
1.00
8'Ac Jan
12c
12¥4
14¥s
Jan
13
°
Feb
1.44
215
74.800
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
700
65c
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
65c
245A
27
Jan
46c
53c
7,200
22
217/a
22%
1,910
2 HA
Jan
56%
56
56%
190
55%
Jan
;
-
45c
-
A.
23c
20%C
23c
23,900
156
Jan'-
..1
45c
41c
52c
176,600
41c
Jan
.10
13
13
250
17%
18%
2,185
17 3A
...1
15c
16c
6,500
13c
1
15 %c
16c
11,000
...1
—
9'Ac 10 %c
27,000
1
Mines
Mines
——
39c
36c
40c
45,532
.*.1
23c
20c
24c
286,100
3,050
2.35
2.35
2.35
10%
10%
10%
2De
Jan
52c
Feb
14
Feb
19'A
Jan
18c
Jan
21'Ac
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
42c
Jan
25c
2.25
2.35
Jan
10'A
Jan
10%
Jan
6'A
Jan
& Gas
Oil
2.75
Feb
Bankfield
Feb
Barnat
Jan
Barvue
Mines
23'A
200
22'A
Jan
23%
Ftb
1.20
ii,500
1.10
Jan
1.40
Jan
Barymin
1.40
1.41
7,900
1.40
gc
7'Ac
8'Ac
35,500
2.95
2.86
3.00
77,655
1 23
Feb
1.56
Jan
Base
11'Ac
Jan
Baska
Jan
3.10
Jan
Bata
Jan
9c
Jan
12c
12c
15c
72,000
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
10¥s
Feb
27
Feb
10%
26%
Mines
Cons
Co
Metals
9.70
10%
11,920
26%
27
1,375
8.80 Jan
25
1.72
1.77
2,600
48%
48
49
1,207
47%
Jan
50
Jan
60%
60
61
672
58%
Jan
61
Feb
33 %c
35c
6,080
33c
Feb
40c
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
1.09
Feb
ll'/ac
1
11'Ac 11'Ac
100
1
91c
1.09
167,775
1.37
1.37
1.50
7,620
18
22
5,950
*
*
—
1.05
—1
—
2.45
2.45
2.55
11,700
—
Ltd
95c
90c
1.10
359,898
Uranium
Mines
*
44c
43c
45c
358,800
Petroleums
Ltd
*
14'Ac
14c
15c
11,500
1
1.35
1.30
1.40
38,181
Mining-
1.62
1.35
15c
2.45
77c
14c
7
7%
725
6¥4
2.45
2.81
15,000
2.45
2.29
2.49
4,100
2.03
Jan
2.49
Feb
65c
65c
66c
2,500
8'Ac
9c
20
Ltd—_—40c
2 49
1
25c
1
♦
6,000
6c
Feb
Beaver
Lumber
27'Ac
36c
33,500
24c
Jan
36c
Feb
Belcher
Mining
35'Ac
35c
38c
33,400
34c
Jan
40c
Jan
Belleterre
86%c
79c
89C
35,975
63c
Jan
89c
Feb
Bell
2.00
Jan
Beta Gamma
3.05
Jan
Bevcon
1 go
—1
14Ac
35c
1.60
1.71
2.60
1
500
—
2.75
7,000
14'Ac 15'Ac
35,000
11c
Jan
35c
75,400
23c
Jan
2,500
30c
7,450
1.60
2.50
Feb
Jan
10c
16c
Jan
Co
common
*
1.85
,
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
36 %c Jan
7¥a
Jan
Jan
90'Ac Jan
2.45
83c
Jan
1.25
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.65
25c
2.55
1.10
1.00
1.84
7.00
600
41c
41c
2,000
37c
Jan
41c
1.50
54c
90,800
44c
Jan
54c
Feb
6.90
Jan
Jan
2.13
2.10
2.16
23,850
1.77
Jan
»
2.16
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
71c
Jan
Mines
20
Jan
20 ¥4
Jan
Telephone
20%
200
—1
1.15
1.12
1.18
25,628
1.12
Feb
1.29
Jan
1
2.30
2.30
2.30
400
2.18
Jan
2.30
Jan
25
Corp
Quebec
50 Ve
49 ¥a
50%
5.388
497A
Jan
50 3A
Jan
Mines
•
13c
13c
15c
14,000
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Ltd
1
48'/2C
48 %c
55c
29,362
45c
Feb
55c
Feb
Mines
6c
6'Ac
II,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
8.50
8.70
700
21c
(Quebec) Ltd.l
1
25c
_i
1
Jan
20c
Jan
27c
Feb
3,500
37c
Feb
57c
Jan
13'A
3,375
12 3A
Jan
1 75
13 ¥4
Jan
1.58
1.85
32,700
1.05
Jan
1.85
80c
85c
1,625
19'Ac 21'Ac
107,200
60 Wall
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Feb
g5c
20c
24c
j
9.90
24,000
39c
13
j
1
Feb
27c
37c
13
___i
Mines Ltd—
Ii
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
8.50
vl
1
"1
Gairdner S
Feb
gc
80c
Jan
85c
Feb
19'Ac
Feb
26c
Jan
20c
Jan
27c
2.70
12
%"
124
27c
82,000
7.25
100
7.25
Feb
2.25
2.40
58,000
2.03
Jan
2.65
2.80
12c
2.28
24c
7.25
7.50
Feb
Jail
2.40
Feb
2,400
2.65
Feb
3.35
Jan
13c
8,000
10'Ac
Jan
14'Ac
Jan
12 'A
12%
1,700
12'A
Feb
13%
Jan
1.24
1.24
100
Jan
1.43
Jan
1.30
Jan
7¥s
3.40
Feb
48c
1.39
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.84
6.90
Jan
15'AC
Feb
7.50
1.80
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
45c
Jan
1
Feb
10
1
Warrants
Jan
5
28,600
10
—
Mines
3.25
1.15
1
—
Mines
92'A
23'A
350
11c
-50c
Jan
15
6
10c
13c
—
class A
—
of Nova Scotia—I.
L40
2.00
—
1
Montreal
of
5%
10'Ac
A———
Ltd.
Mines
Selburn
1
7c
class
Prods
Mines
—*
47
Jan
Jan
400
Beattie-uuquesne
pace
Jan
36c
Beaucage ———-—————————1
Beaver Lodge
Uranium
—*
_
Jan
17'Ac Jan
Beatty Bros
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
143Ac Jan
Feb
Ltd
Feb
-
""
__1
13
23
Jan
57%
-,
—
18
Jan
25
65c
—
class
Feb
Jan
1.98
B——
___——
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
14c 15 %c
Feb
.
Jan
41c
Feb
Ltd
Feb
19%
97 ¥«
8.50
1.51
Mines
see
Jan
*
common..._—..
Jan
90c
Porcupine Prime Mines
Jan
1.70
8.50
1.65
—
Jan
1
Mining Co
2.10
33c
96
100%
..
4.10
Ltd
Jan
Feb
96%
1.31
Ltd
,
Jan
17
14,000
Jan
Ltd
Jan
15c
Feb
Ltd
Jan
74c
15c
'
*
Banff Oils
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jan
1.51
Ltd
Jan
Jan
8%
80c
2.85
.
Feb
90c
Resources
Preferred
Feb
i
Corp
footnotes
30c
5,000
Preston East Dome
For
Jan
10,100
Ltd..
Uranium
Co
17c
38,200
Ltd
Consol
43,060
2,200
1.51
Ltd.—
Opemiska Copper Mines
Panel
Feb
1
1
Oils
Mines
23c
1.31
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd.
Gold
Jan
19c
4.10
Ltd.;
Mines Ltd_
Uranium
Jan
23%
89c
Asbestos
Petroleums
12
Jan
1.51
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Grenada
Jan
23'A
3.45
Royran
Pacific
1.58
28c
Feb
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Grchan
1.65
Bagamac
2l
Formaque Mines Ltd.;
New
.
11
267
1
Oil
New Goldvue
'
665
Mines Ltd—1
Uranium
Dominion
Oils
15c
3.25
Bawkeno
1
New
Okalta
11%
23%
65C
...1
Avillabona
Ltd
Oils Ltd.
1945)
Jan
11
Jan
1
British
f
Fabric
Jan
13c
43c
;
New
Obalskl
17 ¥4
Jan
14,500
Mining
26 %
Feb
Gold
Jan
83,200
Norvalie
Jan
Jan
Mines
Electric
Jan
40c
Normetal
Auto
lie
2.05
Mines
Aunor
Feb
17'A
29c
Rim
Feb
26c
1.85
Nickel
1.35
10'Ac
15,000
37c
Mines
Jan
Jan
30,200
2.00
Montgary Explorations Ltd
National Explorations Ltd—
36 'A Jan
26
Jan
Mines——
River
12c
1
Canada Ltd
High
Jan
595
55c
—
Gold
34c
1
Ltd
26%
Low
343A
70c
.50
Mines
Aumacho
Aumaque
11c
Louvicourt Goldlields Ltd
Vinray
Jan
30 c
27,550
New
Jan
12c
17c
New
7c
1.04
31c
1.90
Island Mining Ltd
1.00
2.00
36c
*
Ltd.l
15c
Maritimes Min Corp Ltd
Ilclniyre-Porcupiae Mines
5,334
24%
Yellowknife
...1
Ltd—
__
1.65
New
Feb
28c
l.oo
1.10
1.70
Coal &
1.40
27c
1
1
..._.l
35¥a
58c
r
Atlas Steels
19c
27c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34 3A
13
Corp
344,700
1
;
Shares
3,600
——
Hardware
78c
153Ac
Pacific
Metals
23%
3,500
—
1
Mines.*
Gold
Arjon
23
12,000
for Week
31,250
common.-—__——
58c
30c
Sales
Range
of Prices
53c
23
1.60
Week's
65c
76c
26c
Exchange
Funds
210,923
Mines
Corp
5,500
•
New
Jan
73c
preferred
20,000
1
Lafayette
51c
90c
Area: Mines,
120,500
Co Ltd.
Lithium Corp of Canada—
Lorado Uranium Mines Ltd
Jaculet
Feb
ImperiaL ■
12c
1.40
Lingside Copper Mining
New
43 %c
Corp
1.02
30c
Mines
LaBine
2,000
1
Consolidated
Apex
Arcan
12%C
i,100
70,600
Nesbitt
Feb
Jan
Huronian
Rouyn
11c
3.00
New Bristol
Feb
74c
2jc
58c
Exploration.
Angle
lie
1.55
Exploration
Molybdenite Corp of
Monpas Mines Ltd
20
Jan
70c
Petroleums Ltd
Petroleums
Anchor
1
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Feb
Feb
55c
•
Anglo-American
2nd
..1
Merrill
20
68'Ac
Mines————
Lead
91c
•
1
Mines
1
70c
Oil
Amurex
5
'Ltd*——
Zinc
Min
20
59c
•
___—
Nepheline
Development
American
Anacon
Jan
.
Mines
Jan
385
Jan
1
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
Keybovcon
20
14 %C
7%
Co 4%
pf'd
—25
preferred
100
4%'A preferred ——_————50
Amalgamated Larder Mines
1,
Jan
23c
1,
Ltd
Mines
Feb
57,700
18%c
5%%
Amanda
40c
trust
voting
Explorations
joiiet-Quebec
Feb
12'Ac
58c
—
American Leduc
30%
Ltd
Co
55 %c
Jan
Jan
35c
i
Oil
Jan
7c
55,000
11%
Aluminum
Jan
lfaC
l
Mines
Continental
44C
73'Ac
common
Jan
55,700
.•
Ltd
l.Ud
103,300
...
Cons Gold Mines
Lake Gold Mines
Indian
Feb
104,500
380,900
Low
*
1.53
41c
Ltd..*
Ltd—
Hollinger
Iso
2.95
53c
26
I
Jan
19c
1
Mines
,
i
Warrants
Jan
18c
....
.
96c
37c
Minerals
Gold
Jan
74c
35%
——1
Algoma Steel
92c
Feb
37c
„
Heath Gold Mines Ltd—
Heva
1.98
Jan
——*
—
Uranium
Argus
Harrison
Jan
17c
20'Ac
Ltd
common
debentures
5%
2.13
18 % c
I
Metals
Ltd.....
3.10
71c
*
——
6.45
.1
Ltd..
Mines
Jan
14'Ac
Oils——————*
Cor.s
Feb
30'A
—1
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Feb
3.05
43 'Ac 44%c
———————————
Jan
5.95
1
Gaspe Gil Ventures Ltd
Gran dines
29c
80c
1
Ltd—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Goldora: Mines
30c
39c
*
&c, Exploration
Fontana Mines
Feb
15c
..1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
1
Fab Metal Mines Ltd.a*..—I
Palconbridge
37¥«
74c
*
Knife
trust
Pac
Aluminium
Ltd——.—— 1
Corp
Mines
Voting
3.95; Jarx
20,000
El
20
*
Distillers
Alberta
Feb
Feb
7c
East
Jan
46c
Feb
15'Ac
1
common
Petroleums
Warrants
11%
5.10
Shoe
Explorations
85C
42c
Ltd
Alba
Jan
6c
Mines
50c
33c
Jan
30c
8'Ac 12'Ac
10c
*
Mines
Yellow
Akaitcho
Jan
39c
Ltd..
1
Oil————
&
Albermont
10
39c
Asbestos
Gas
40c
6 Ac
Mines
50c
——25
.
Ajax Petroleums
13c
1
Dominion
158,850
•
common—
common
4,000
_l
Dome
2.95
Jan
26c
37 5A
9,000
49,100
.
teb
Feb
Jan
23%
Acadia-Atlantic
2.90
2.90
1
Ltd—.;
Paper
Acadia-Uramum
8.65
Ltd
Producers
2.15
2.67
Jan
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Rio
Mines
1,000
East
preferred
20c
Mines Ltd
Consolidated Mining
Copper-Man
'A 'h
19,100
Suabury Basin
Copper-Cluf
4
Feb
12,500
1
Yellowknife
2.10
25c
Ltd
Oils
Quebec
Feb
&
Power
6'Ac
...
Cons
3.05
Par
Abitlbi
6c
...
Consolidated Deniscn
3.05
24c
2.06
29c
19e
Feb
23c
•
Mines
2.10
50c
23c
*
Cadillac
Central
Feb
50c
6 'Ac
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd..
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—_1
Coloinac Yeilowkniie Mines Ltd
1
Cons
400
Sale Prica
*
Ltd
Ltd
37%
stocks
__1
Ltd
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Celta Dev & Mining Co Ltd—
Central
38c
37
Friday
Jan
Producers
130,200
Canadian
Feb
.125
Oil
29c
36c
Jan
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.l
Gas Ltd—;..—
1
Natural
Canso
Feb
Toronto Stock
Feb
1.20
Malartic
Gold
2.06
22c
Feb
Canadian
Canso
300
36'Ac
Feb
3.55
2.06
Feb
13%
Ltd-.
Oils Ltd~
&
Jan
2.06
Jan
500
Ltd
Petroleums
Wilrich
Feb
80c
22'Ac
*
*
—-1
—1
Ltd—
Co
Mines
22c
Jan
Feb
46c
6.15
Canadian
h
Westville
Feb
25c
46c
Petroleums
Homestead
Canadian Lithium
Jan
Jan
6.15
(Dunsmuir)
Devonian
19%
13c
Oil
Westburne
Feb
Jan
12'Ac
25e
1
1
1
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
Wespac
1.60 Jan
77c
*
Warrant8^w-2--5-cc--c-iC_------;_--*
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Ltd——2
Ltd
Co
Gas
1.40
55c
12c
106,300
37%
Corp Ltd
Jan
22c
80c
.—1
Products
Mineral
Jan
32c
18c
1
_—
Jan
5.7 b
Jan
64c
™
——_——
Ltd
17%
Feb
70c
28c
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Jan
5.05
193Ac
*
Ltd-
Mines
15
2lc
3,520
31,100
234,200
1
Ltd.—
Jan
1
Ltd
Oils
25C
1-25
2.20
Caiumet
Canadian
Ltd
Fields
1,800
2,000
Mines
5.25
*
——1
Ltd
2.80
22,950
Oil
6,050
27c
2.75
77c
Admiral
5.25
Virginia Mining Corp
1.53
Atlantic
16%
5.05
Feb
23'A
Canadian
15¥a
24%c
1.58
68c
Canadian
15%
Jan
20%
Uranium
Feb
ViolaMac Mines
Feb
Jan
Jan
45c
Gold
Ventures
8.70
Jan
II.5
73c
Jan
Jan
7.o0
32C
560,800
•
Jan
20c
15c
200
53,500
1.58
—25c
2.80
Fen
T
45c
1.28
23'A
Ltd—
Jan
2.35
1,000
65,500
8.00
32c
15,500
*
Petroleums
2.45
15c 18 %c
42c
40c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Caiata
2.45
1
Lithium
Valor
Wendell
Cabanga
Jan
13 %C
2.75
Mines
63c
Jan
1.50
Ltd
Feb
10c
Mines
Uddlen
Jan
4zc
50c
14,000
35c
Jan
107,300
12c
35c
31c
53c
8.00
Feb
-
Jan
50c
10c
Empire Oils Ltd
Trans
Jan
60c
14c
11c
Mines
Tiblemorit
Jan
60c
Lake
Tazin
Jan
15c
Feb
Eeo
—
Cons
Tache
Feb
10c
4.25
7c
Iron Mines Ltd——
1
Mines
1
Mines Ltd
——1
Rock
Steep
Feb
10
Jan
30,700
1
Mines Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
24c
3.85
10c
1
Ltd
8oma-Duvernay Gold
Feb
Jan
Jan
High
2,500
9c
''
Jan
42c
Low
4.25
18c
*
Mines
Mines
Bherritt-Gordon
Jan
15c.
19'Ac
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.15
50c
Metallurgical
Crest
Ked
Feb
4'Ac Jan
10,500
3.40
Shares
9c
Industries Ltd.*
Ltd—.—*1
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
— 1
Rayrock Mines Ltd
—-1
Feb
16c
for Week
Low
•'
4—
Queoec Oil Development
Feb
22c
—
vtc
Mines
12-/2C
Sales
Range
ot Prices
Par
Feb
Ltd—
Refining Corp
&
Metals
Rare
Jan
15c
1.51
4.050
24c
Jan
Feb
Week's
Last
High
Jan
9'Ac
Corp
Mines Ltd
Belle Chibougamau
Boreal
Mines
10
STOCKS
Sale Price
3.00
7'Ac
Ltd——:——
Lake
Red
20c
22c
7%c
52c
19'Ac
& Iron
10%
Bellechasse
Feb
11c
22c
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
Beatrice
15c
14c
Gold Mines Ltd
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—
Mines
900
22c
Aumaque
Barvallee
15c
15c
——
Corp
Corp
Atlas Sulphur
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12'Ac 12'AC
12 %c
,
Ltd—
Mines
Arno
ENDED
^:
■■ :■
Quebec
Ltd
Mines
Anacon
WEEK
Friday
Shares
High
15c
————.
Ltd
Oils
Low
warrants—*
Ltd
Ltd,—-.
Ameramum
of Prices
;
Stocks—
Petroleums
Mines
Alta
Oil
FOR
Sales
for Week
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchaag*
Wire system to all officer
Number 5507
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(809)'
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Prioe
Par
Bibis
Yukon
Bicroft
MInes__
Uranium
Black
Biue
Cerium
Bubjo Mines
Bowes
2.70
13,979
2.60
3,400
1.45
Feb
1.40
43c
41c
1
1314c
13c
Gold
Petroleums
Traction
Tank
1
1.00
4
Forest
Jan
Reef
205
2.55
Jan
2.75
Jan
Packers
Consolidated
1.62
1.74
10,900
1.60
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
East
3.15
10.950
2.31
Jan
3.30
Jan
Consol
Jan
38%
Feb
14,094
35
105
106
65
103
50
51'/2
1,650
50
50
50
260
49
50
95
95
94
192
Jan
Consolidated
16
Jan
17'A
Jan
15
Jan
Consolidated
8,225
300
25
48%
48
48%
535
1.95
2.05
20.646
1.75
1.84
23,200
1.75
13c 15 %c
178.833
9%c
11c
Jan
2,378
1.83
14c
13c
12c
14c
33,500
1
34c
33c
40c
192,050
1
12
12
12%
960
1
62c
1
11 %c
1
Gold
__
»
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
18%c
1
♦
Products
Bulldog
Yellow
Bunker
Hill
Knife
Gold
10c
35%
57c
Ltd
Dry Dock
class A
Calgary
Power
5%
Callinan
Flin
pfd
37,500
14c
298,300
8c
Feb
14c
1,500
68c
Jan
90c
15c
19c
42,500
14c
Jan
20c
10%
40
c
class
Iron
Foundries
Feb
68c
77c
45,500
54c
Jan
77c
23%
18^545
19%
Jan
'23%
105
104%
Jan
53,900
23c
Feb
30c
15c
Jan
39c
5.00
5.10
1,600
20%
*
20
22
12,868
6.95
7.00
500
33 %
2,280
33'A
30%
33
30%
Oils
29%
Jan
Jan
150
16
705
34
92
53
25%
26
1,037
25'%
Feb
8%
Jan
35
11%
Jan
17
36%
26
2.65
Jan
3.40
Jan
2.65
39
39'A
100
35
35%
1,160
95%
99
103
60
warrants
60c
Wire
&
Cable
Astoria
class
85c
Jan
39
Jan
40
Admiral
Atlantic
Jan
35%
(Hi
58c
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
44c
Jan
79c
4.15
4.10
4.20
5,420
Bank
Canadian
of
Lead
Canadian
British
Canadian
Celanese
1.15
$1.75
Jan
95
Crowpat
Decalta
Canadian
D'Aragon
104
Delnite
Del
Gold
Mines
Jan
83 %
F
Diadem
45c
504,202
25c
45c
47c
13.932
45c
6.15
6,245
5.85
Feb
78c
Jan
1.85
Jan
45c
Feb
58c
Jan
6.45
Jan
Desmont
Jan
b
Distillers
Feb
Dredge
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Canadian
3,540
44%
Jan
46%
3,688
30%
Jan
32
545
30%
Jan
32
Jan
60c
14,560
Canadian
Morse
com
class
—
Securities
Machine
Malartic
oil®
Cos
class
A
Jan
1,155
9%
13%
11,915
12%
67c
30c
1,090
26
*
a
«
56
58
♦
23%
23%
2.15
2.03
•
A
77/8
7%
1
Gold
450
a
56
11
34%
33
Reserves
65
23%
250
23
Feb
25
9,021
2.00
Jan
2.35
3,305
7%
Jan
P%
.Tqn
11%
300
Feb
12%
Duvan
Jan
8
Jan
22%
Jan
41c
Jan
39
52c
61c
79,950
61c
Jan
60c
59c
80c
182,808
55c
Jan
80c
8.30
8.95
8,260
Jan
8.95
Feb
22 %
22
22%
2,275
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
22
5,141
19%
Jan
22%
East
93%
25
93
Feb
93%
104
105
5
175
56c
28.396
7%
52c
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums-.1
3.05
2.85
4.50
4.35
91
91
91
20
Canadian
Prospect
33'Ac
Corp common
preferred
__
100
32
33%
23%
23%
464
3.15
64.926
4.50
1,930
14,644
32
22%
2.74
4.25
PI
Corp
Mines
Trethewey
Feb
105
Feb
Feb
8%
70c
Feb
35%
Easy
Feb
Feb
25'A
Jan
Feb
3.15
Feb
4.60
Jan
Jen
92
Jan
Eldrich
El
F1
Gold
Sol
i
28
Jan
i
53
Jan
59
Jan
62c
Feb
55c
42c
31c
62c
251,450
42c
Feb
39c
308,626
19c
Jan
39c
37c
35c
39c
59,700
30c
Jan
45c
Feb
11% Jan
12%
Jan
69c
Jan
87c
Jan
24%c Jan
30c
Jan
Feb
64c
Jan
Jan
21c
Feb
Jan
88c
Jan
11%
11%
337
—
75c
81c
3,688
26c
24c
26c
55c
55c
12,300
17c
80c
1,400
76c
1.65
1.65
2,500
20c
80c
—
60c
17c
—
17c
1.90
66,880
79
119,225
1.51
1.60
18c
42,300
i'?9?
38
4®c
38 %
2,158
6.95
7.05
5,405
14% 15%
16c 16%c
2,994
73
79
40c
38
16'|c
6.95
14%
16%c
*
5,000
Ltd
29
*£'^2
30
—102
10,400
102
17%
15
4.00
45'%c
—
——
Is
4.00
32
—
53
18 %
34
13%
,8%
1.60
48c
32
10
18%
53
18 %
33 %
12%
8%
1-60
44c
5,025
1,380
1.25
Jan
1.30
1.20
1.30
1,079
1.11
Jan
1.30
Feb
2.10
2.10
2.18
750
2.10
Feb
2.50
Jan
Famous
8.60
8.90
6,857
8.25
Jan
9.10
Jan
Fanny
Jan
37
Feb
30%
Jan
Jan
102%
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
100
17%
53
Feb
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
;
5,620
3,515
100
12% Jan
13%
Jan
68,3;?P
9p0
50
450
1-50
1.36
1.58
—
9%c
9%c
1-20
2.34
6.00
89c
1.35
2.40
10>8}2
197
•
17'%
17'%
—
36
36 %
20
63
59%
1
53c
80%c
64
54c
-1
common
--
*
10
—
Trust
6.50
5%
17 %
—
1
15%C
52c
80%c
10%c
15c
20c
—
88c
13c
18c
25c
Jan
Jan
32
10
49'%
8%
Feb
1.60
Feb
42c
Jan
15
Jan
2.25
126,250
2,500
Jan
31
Jan
Jan
18c
6.20
5'%
Jan
27'% Jan
104,225
92c
7.50
Jan
3,441,540
6.30
Feb
19C
28c
6.50
1.04
Jan
15%
2 14
6.15
Feb
40c
40
Jan
5.50 Jan
14'%
15c
26c
—
1.90
35%c Jan
1.41
1
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
/ 8.60
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
I
9
2.00
Jan
15
Jan
4.00
33
2.14
28c
Jan
1.58
9%c Feb
11%C
1.12
Jan
Jan
48c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.20
13,915
6,715
206,000
140
Feb
1.50
Feb
2.25
Feb
2.52
Jan
5.90 Jan
6.50
Jan
Feb
1.08
Jan
6.10
Feb
7.70
Jan
5'A
Jan
89c
7
Jan
Jan
12,550
11.000
16,898
258,600
76>8p0
17'%
Feb
19
35
Feb
36%
Jan
59%
450
Feb
68%
Jan
52c
Feb
62 %c
Jan
70c
Jan
1.00
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
9%c
Jan
18c
Feb
30C
Jan
53
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.20
79
Feb
1.42
28c
*
1,400
Jan
15c
2.11
2.35
Feb
60
78c
*
1
1
—
1.90
Jan
Feb
1,715
1
Mines
1.30
1.42
1
—
1.30
»
1
—
Feb
Fargo
Feb
Farwest
1
1.27
1.25
1.40
8,318
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Federal
Porcupine
1
16c
16c
19c
11,400
Centremaque Gold
1
10%c
lO'Ac
11c
10.000
10c
1
35c
34c
36c
11,200
32c
•
_20
*
1.87
1.73
2.05
55,400
65c
65c
65c
25
18%.
18%
18%
5
16c
1.66
61
17%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
21c
13
%C
39c
2.05
65
Grain
class
Jan
FofWal
Jan
F°b
Fleet
Ford
Foundation Co
Fraser
Jan
Frobisher
7%c Jan
13c
38c
44c
1
39c
39c
44c
17,700
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
1
1.13
1.10
1.20
51,403
1
1.30
1.15
1.40
63.000
1.07
Jan
1.40
Feb
Chimo
1
1.80
1.80
2.12
99,900
1.80
Jan
2.12
—
—
*
1.08
30c
Feb
Feb
Feb
29% Jan
2,050
1.000
35,100
5,525
32,4„„
100
125
7,100
1.48
Jan
64c
Jan
32
Jan
20 %
Jan
21%
Jan
23
Jan
25
Jan
1.85
2.00
Feb
Feb
2.37
Jan
2.30
Jan
Jan
47c
Feb
72c
30'A
Jan
35
Jan
31
Jan
31%
Jan
25c
Jan
20c
Jan
5%
1.80
25
5,300
4
Jan
132
24%
120
10c
33
4.20
1.364
120
H-300
985
18,432
45c
45c
1,300
45c
Feb
59c
Jan
4,000
94
Feb
97
Jan
42c
8,525
38c
Feb
31%
1,769
5'%
1.60
127%
24%
9%c
32 'A
•
23'%
2.02
2 15
52c
37
149,510
41,025
45
4.10
5%
1.70
*
Mines
Cos
30%
21
33
31
20c 21'Ac
——
128
45
1.44
42c
33
31
—
20%c
•
of Canada
Gold
29%
20%
23'A
1.85
2.00
47c
•
class A
Francoeur
71,050
30%
20%
23'%
1.90
2.03
49c
-*
Manufacturing
Motor
1.19
30c
1
:
common
45
45
1.37
42c
—*
Kirkland
Fittings
Jan
30,045
12c
*
A
.——20
Jan
5.60
10%c
—1
1
25c
1
—
Uranium Mines
Jan
5.30
lo%c
Jan
Candy
Tungsten Copper
5.70
5.60
1
*
Preferred
Feb
1
25c
1956
Oils Ltd-
18%
50c
4.95
Jan
April 3
Canadian—_———•
Players
Faraday
Jan
3.80
to
ext
Farmer
2.90
1,500
—25
Corp
4.10
Mines
Jan
25% Jan
35c
—*
Glacier
Warrants
5.35
Chesterville
150
*
——*
Equitable Life Insurance
Feb
Research
56
1.55
com——
A
Feb
Jan
Mines
55'%
53
18%
34
13'A
8%
Machine
34%
32%
Jan
Cheskirk
56
18%
Prods
Jan
Jan
4.60
Chemical
80
1
30%
104
2.11
Wines
27
*
Investment
Mines
Emerald
3,200
Gai
26
/
1
Steel
Pen-Rey Oils
100,220
Chateau
27
*
Elder Mines
2.90
Trust
Jan
37c
32 %
4.10
1.60
24%
Feb
Feb
Feb
7%c Jan
31
4.10
Jan
Feb
5%
Feb
2.00
Jan
137%
Jan
26
10c
33
4.55
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Gold
Chromium
Mines
Min
&
Smelt
•
Chrysler Corn
Circle
Bar
Cobalt
Knitting
Consolidated
Cochenour
Lake
For
Gold
73 %
—*
__
1.85
1.85
1.99
1,100
73
75%
950
73
200
200
100
200
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mining Corp_____l
74c
72c
74c
9,652
71c
Jan
1
88c
86c
95c
8,600
80c
Jan
Willans
Cockshutt Farm
Coin
com
2.10
25
;
1.04
Eauip
*
footnote
«;oe
paee
47.
7%
7%
.7%
1.347
1
Mines
13 %c
13c
15c
4,000
7'A
Jan
12 %c Jan
1.29
2.55
85%
200
80c
1.05
8%
15c
Jan
Jan
Gatineau
Jan
45c
100
Debentures
Jan
Jan
common
Warrants
Gaitwin
Feb
Ltd
Exploration
Power
5
preferred
% % preferred
Geco
Mines
Ltd
94
1
42c
•
common
5f'r
31'A
100
;
;
Jan
Jan
*
& Refining
Paper class
Eddy
5.15
Chartered
Jan
33c
preferred——50
-
Washing
Economic
Jan
Jan
Smelting
Eastern
Jan
Jan
Metals
4.10
Oil
Jan
1.17
-15,000
—* / 29%
Ltd
Eastern
2.55
Oils
1.50
'
—1
Eastern
4.95
Chamberlain
47,840
35c
*
1
Co"ud_:i
Mines
3.95
Charter
1.39
33c
—--—1
Co
2.58
Central
Jan
33c
100
—
550
Oil
Gold—
12'%
11c
2.50
B
Asbestos
5.15
Pat
Feb
25c
—
Malartic
4.10
Central
12
Jan
Feb
1
1
Amp'nl Gold—
1
Explorers
Leduc
Jan
Feb
1
2
—
class
Copper
1
Central
Central
17'%
8c
>•
Mudge common—4.00
1
Ltd
Jan
17c
;
common
•
Piodivcers—
Feb
17
500
i
Chemical
&
33%
1
Asbestos
Tar
32%
Gas
Oil
42c
2,500
—*
Jan
*
Canso
Jan
10c
*
Stores
103 %
Co
Castle
19 %c
20c
1
Coal
&
10
Canam
Cassiar
Jan
1.92
20c
Ltd
-
Steel
&
Eureka
Natural
3.95
Jan
1
(Western)
104
•
Canso
Jan
Jan
1.42
5.95
9%c
25c
104
Canadian Vickers
Copper
6.45
3.25
46,500
168,900
690
100
—
i
East Sullivan Mines
.
Railway
3,520
21,247
1.85
42c
17%
12
1.22
1.30
6.20
3.55
17%
12
.
9%c
Ltd
East
Feb
8%
22
Feb
1.70
36c
17%
12
;
East
Feb
93%
8
6.65
Feb
6.00
3.35
1.71
38c
5.35
Jan
3.30
6.00
5
Ltd
f
Feb
8.30
4.70
1
Dyno Mines
Feb
21%
»
15c
73c
—
Oils & Minerals
Duvex
jan
__
52c
Jan
Jan
41c
A
Brewery
Dow
Jan
2.15
'
105
Jan
48,150
■
Rope
Donnell
Jan
58c
52c
69c
24c
1
Jan
8%
21%
1
Jan
41,850
•
*
Corp
Textile
Donald
Feb
•
8
Utilities
28
*
common
51c
103,497
1
Woollens
Don&lda
Jan
Feb
1,300
Jan
59c
—
Dominion
Jan
Jan
35%
1.10
23c
1
Dominion
Jan
3.75
8
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
42c
23%
56
32%
Tire
Feb
25
11
Feb
5.35
Magnesium
Dominion
74%c Jan
30
25
Canadian
Feb
2.90 Jan
21
Feb
Feb
71c
•
Foundry & Steel com
Dominion
Jan
Feb
6,700
36.885
1,000
46,853
1
Dominion Scottish Inv
Dominion
Jan
14%
30c
36c
3.70
25
37
11%
Jan
21%
—
Feb
Feb
Jan
66c
3.35
*
35
9,832
21%
100
Pacific
68c
3.45
•
Gas
&
66c
21%
.
Oil
10
13
10c
class
Dominion
Jan
21
100
Warrants
Canadian
36%
Feb
100
A
preferred
preierred
Canadian
Feb
19%
35c
Locomotive
Canadian
32 %
1,685
36
89c
62c
1
Preferred
Jan
1,160
20
•
—
Ice
Canadian
66c
34%
19%
•
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Jan
32%
19%
•
Dock
Products
Gen
Canadian
56c
32%
9'%
71c
53c
1.25
Jan
15c
Jan
31%
210
Jan
3.00
Jan
49c
;
Exploration
Dominion
Jan
31%
com
Canadian Homestead Oils
5%
46 %
31
31%
Petroleum
&
Preferred
4%
45%
36
1.00
4.95
.
Seagrams
Dome
31%
37
40c
Feb
2.30
300
-
1
Dome Mines
31 %
9%
185
1.25
50c
Mines
Jan
45%
13'A
35c
3.00
1
Mining
Minerals
Jan
•
•
Jan
Jan
20c
1
Producers
Rio
75
A
18c
13 %c
Jan
5.15
—
83%
3
y
Feb
1
*
*
Mines
80
*
Feb
Feb
Jan
10
Mines
Horn
82
58c
2.04
1
Devon-Leduc Oils
5.90
27c
1.25
57c
Warrants
Deer
D'Eldona
Detta
47c
12c
3.00
•
—
•
class
Jan
6.00
11c
.
1
Leather
Davis
13%
.
Devonian
Canadian
27c
45c
1
Feb
1.62
•
Warrants
Canadian
.-86,229
44c
Jan
-j
Feb
•
Decoursey Brewis Mines..
Jan
•
Oils
10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
13c
15,291
Mines
13
(Dunsmuir)
Gas
223,050
Ltd
50
25
Collieries
13%c 17%c
Feb
Jan
82c
Jan
1.49
;
Ftb
Jan
94c
Jan
35c
57,550
3.10
Jan
32c
71,750
Minerals
Mines
13
Chemical & Cellulose.
Canadian
10,336
45c
1.73
35c
—
Mining
Zellerbach
Cusco
Jan
Feb
25
preferred
Canadian
39c
39c
1.50
87c
38
Jan
46c
35c
"
Feb
2.50
34
1.60
,—10
13
60c
Jan
72c
1
Trust
13
10c
12,350
2.50
Min
Pershing
Jan
:
77c
1.25
.
35%
common
75c
*
Zinc.
Crown
Feb
20
Empire Oils
70c
75c
*
*
Mines
Feb
common
Canners
Canadian
82c
6,909
302,450
41c
Petroleum
Mining
32
60c
•
*
11,700
1
Imperial
20
2
Commerce
Breweries
Preferred
195,700
2.72
35%
94c
76c
4.30
Jan
47c
87c
2.50
34%
82c
1
Dominion Asbestos
Canadian
4.05
2.65
1
Dist class A
500
30c
Feb
33c
Mines
4,390
32c
32c
1.000
Exploration
60c
1
Jan
3,075
Cliff Consol Mining
1.80
Oils
j
Jan
975,425
34%
of Toronto
Crown
Jan
92
Gas
33%
Oil
36c
Jan
79c
Ltd
Jan
34%
102%
West
1.70
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
18 %c
35c
A
Tungsten
33%
421
Jan
36c
Mines
Sannorm
1.70
B
13c
35c
Thor Mines Ltd
♦
Preferred
18,296
64c
Sudbury Basin Mines
33%
i
common
16c
Jan
i
32c
Mine
class
Poplar
•
n..»,.r>|pmn
14%c
1
Red
12.50
„(Wp.n
Steamship Lines
16c
*
Quebec Gold Mines
Croinor
Jan
94%
40c
30'Ac
Coulee
Jan
1.90
102'%
Feb
Feb
7,500
95
20c
Jan
29,671
103
1,600
1
Cournor
Jan
60
3.05
20
24c
1.93
35c
:
Crestaurum
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.10
100
20c
Press
Cosmos
Feb
2.50
5,500
72c
Pershcourt
Corby
| 30% Jan
1.05
35%
42c
Feb
2
B
Copper-Man
Jan
2.05
•
Jan
65c
4,778
73%c
Mines-
Copper Corp
Jan
2.85
•
Southern
33
17
__
35 %c
3,300
15%c
Copper
Jan
54
__
6,833
70c
1.60 Jan
,
Feb
40c
1.70
36c
11 %c
Consumers
Feb
7.35
36'A
1
pfd
22%
Jan
17
*
Mtge
Jan
6.75
54
Warrants
Ltd
18%
35'A
723
Jan
65c
1
Consolidated
Feb
5.50
35%
11%
105
Feb
9
26
Permanent
122
5.00
11%
Preferred
A
30%
Jan
3.60
I
Feb
4.86
.
1.60
1
Consolidated
Feb
5.10
11'%
Jan
70c
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
127,300
9.70
.
1.60
Mines
Conwest
35
36%c
Mines
Consolidated
Feb
25c
Jan
Ltd
Negus
Consol
,
Feb
20%
24c
Jan
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jan
8
*
class
8%
200
105
30c
7
Consolidated
Jan
8%
39c
B
11%
8%
•
Packers
Jan
11
__
Feb
3.30
Smelting
Explor
Nicholson
Class
Jan
8%
10
Lands
30%
1,550
31c
Explorations
Feb
113/4
32c
A
29
11%
24%c
25c
4.15
Consolidated
Feb
11%
__
3,500
5,650
Consolidated
Jan
125
30c
9.940
Consolidated Peak Oils—
Jan
Jan
*
Malting
Canadian
Jan
Jan
15c
30%
Jan
1
Consolidated
Jan
80c
24c
•
Stone
Foils
c
8c
35
Feb
Feb
20
Cut
Safewav
1,400
1
Canada
Canada
40,900
37
24 %c
Jan
_i
Consolidated
Jan
53c
Jan
23%
Morrison
Jan
8%c 10%c
Feb
Jan
37,367
1
f
an
33c
16c
25c
1
Consolidated Northland
Feb
75c
35%
10%
■
26c
23,320
3.45
Mines
&
Orlac
Feb
9%
46,065
20c
*
Oils
Mac
Mining
Consolidated
550
33c
17c
4.60
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
15c
1
common
Canada
Class
60c
Jan
18c
11%
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
Jan
68c
1
Oil
Crushed
Oil
15c
33c
12
11 %c
1
Preferred
Met
Feb
20,500
*
Cement
Canada
Jan
9c
29
100
Chibougainau
Red Lake
Canada
2.00
15 %c
90,200
Oils
Campbell
Campbell
Feb
Jan
44c
1
Consolidated
Jan
18c 19'/2c
•
Flon
Cons
Jan
38
Jan
1
Mines
Marbenor
Consolidated Mic
Jan
2.25
>'
ll'Ac 15%c
25c
Edmonton
Calnorth
51%
Feb
13%c
•
Petroleum
&
Feb
1.75
19 %c
♦
Calgary
Jan
48
*
Bums
Burr3rd
36%
75c
•
Co
Feb
1
Ext
Burlington Steel
&
12%
35c
15%c Jan
3.25
Halliweil
Howey
Jan
4.40
Arrow..*.
Feb
33
Uranium
Golden
95
17
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
12%
9%
61c
29c
>
;
Jan
Feb
10%
Lake
92%
12%
91/2
Feb
3.50
56c
4.40
Mines—
Consolidated Guayana
16%
Ankerite
Gillies
Consolidated
371/,
24,000
*
Jan
37%
32,500
18
170
Feb
3.15
warrants.
Jan
12%
1
Canadian
B
50
1634
39c
16
Feb
4.80
Jan
2.85
10%
Oil
52
•
Mining & Smelt
Feb
35c
16
160
1
Iron
Jan
•
1
Buffalo
Class
36c
1.47
Jan
_l
Crest—
Fenimore
Jan v
•
*
Mining
106
;
4.10
7.600
<
1
Mines
Dragon
1.80
2.95
37Va
38%
56c 56'Ac
56c
;
3.00
B
class
Oils
Warrants
37%
__
Mines
Algoma
Denison
2.75
1
Buffadison
Consolidated
2.75
1.68
700
35
17c
Consolidated Discovery
Mines
Buffalo
Cordasun
r
4.80
10
22,551
29c
Jan
Jan
Jan
170
1
Jr.n
1.10
10'%
3.00
1
7%
Jan
Jan
165
Mines
49'%
98c
1,600
2.85
Cadillac
Feb
Mines
Brunswick
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
10%
4.25
*
__
Bel'.ekeno
Central
Jan
Brunsman
Buckles
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
6%
Brunhurst
Brunston
6.00
/Consolidated
,■
48'%
2.00
Broulan
Canada
5.40
;
Telephone Co
Canada
Jan
22c
•
Oil
90
Products
Columbia
Canada
Feb
15c
Jan
1
Corn
Allenbee
100
Rights
Canada
24
Jan
Development
Consolidated
.
11,765
100
British
Canada
Feb
10c
v
Consolidated
Power
Canada
24
Conro
Feb
7%
50
Cojuinoia
Can
Jan
43c
!
1.00
50
Columbia
Canada
15c
Jan
Jan
9c
*
49 %
100
British
Calvan
Jan ^
Co—
Britisu
Calalta
10c
30 %c
Mines
1
Electric
Columbia
Jan
•
preferred
British
2,439
Jan
14c
67k
1
preferred
preferred
% %
4%
300
51c
Jan
48%
Oil
preferred
4% %
-
199,002
Feb
10c
Feb
95c
372,700
3.00
,
High
1,174,083
22c
II
2.50
7
Ltd
Columbia
4%%
Coniaurum
41c
Low
1.47
10%
ip%
__10
;
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c
*
Mines
49%
Petroleum
American
British
Coniagas
•
__
Mines
British
Confederation Life
Jan
Shares
1.11
21c
♦
50
common
preferred
Warrants
Brltalta
24
.15c
5.85
1.39
1
Petroleum
Jan
21,100
24
Commonwealth
Jan
117,800
13c
Jan
20c
for Week
Low
1
Mines.;
Enterprises
1.65
14c
5.45
Combined
3.60
40c
14c
Jan
Copper
Yeliowknife
1.30 Jan
12c
5.45
Colomac
3.25
36c
1
Jan
1.90
Jan
Coldstream
2.90
19,200
13c
♦
Par
Jan
14.300
42,500
26,100
36c "
»
Mines
Bridge
Brilund
.
$'
45c
//
13%cf
3.40
14c
13c
Sales
Range
of Prices
__
1
Brazilian
&
1.50
13.600
1
Gold
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
16c
1.35
3.25
1
Mines
1.55
15c
3.30
Company
Boy mar
1.45
9%c Jan
Week's
I ast
Sale Prioe
High
Feb
•
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac
Low
2.60
1
Mines
;
Gold
Bonville
High
2.65
1.45
10
Friday
45,000
15 %c
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
12c
1
ENDED
STOCKS
11c
Uranium
Bay
Shares
li%c
1™
Rock
k
1
Kirkland
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Range
1
Mines
Warrants
Biaguod
Week's
Last
—
1
18'A
;
Jan
General
Bakeries
*
Jan
General
Dynamics
3
—
—
'
94
38c
30'%
95
111
111
112'% 113'%
18 18'%
49%c
Jan
4,690
6%
6%
100
58
60%
235
32
Jan
112
Jan
113% Jan
25
Jan
Jan
114
Jan
29%
110
Jan
18%
6% Jan
7'A
17
58
Jan.
65
Jan
Jan
Jan
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, February 13, 1956
i
(810)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Sale Price
stocks
r"':
General
Motors
General
(Canada;
ClSLSS
A
Geo-Scientific prospectors
Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Giant
Glenn
Mines—
Uranium
God's
Mines—
Gold
Lake
Gold
5.35
93
94'A
100
14c
15c
15,100
3.65
2.70
3.85
80,550
2.50
5.75
5.75
6.00
2,981
1.16
1.14
1.22
66,340
62c
57'Ac
63c
24,100
Jan
Mackeno
19c
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Feb
3.85
Feb
Macmillan
5.60
Jan
6.30
Jan
1.12
Jan
1.29 Jan
57c Feb
66 Vic
Jan
Lakes
Northern
class
2.40
1.55
15c
14c
16c
2.43
2.20
2.65
39c
35c
40c
39,700
•
8%
29%c
8%
9
405
26c
30c
69,750
•
34>/2c
34v2c
38c
13,000
Mining Corp__—————1
2.70
2.59
2.75
138,655
1.10
1.10
1.25
1.25
1.20
1.35
40,477
22c
15c
23c
258,800
•
9
8%
9V«
8,110
-100
100
100 101%
2.411
Jan
Maneast
Uranium
3.35
3.25
3.45
8,750
49c
49c
150c
5,100
16c
14c
17c
206,600
*
50
154
153
155
335
146
53
53
56
7
7
8
Jan
19%c Jan
Marcus
Jan
155
Feb
52
Jan
53
Feb
Maritime
7
Feb
7%
Jan
8
Feb
8
Feb
29c
Jan
44 Ac
Feb
.*
42c
40c
44c
73,000
40c
Feb
52c
Jan
1
8.60
8.55
8.80
7,895
8.05
Jan
9.45
*
46'A
45%
46%
1,876
46%
class
a
—-
warrants
—
1
———
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Preferred
_i——_——.
42Va
Jan
f b
Maxwell
7%
385
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Maybrun
2,150
3.25
Feb
3.50
Jan
McCc.ll
32
31%
32%
610
4.95
4.45
4.95
113,866
•
9'A
8%
9'A
8'A
7%
8%
19
19
100
75c
671,417
955
1
1,005
25%
4.25
8
7'a
33
Jan
j an
Jan
Jan
■
Jan
4.95
9 Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.49
42
Jan
Jan
43
Feb
2.20
Feb
3,000
1.25
Jan
14c
2.15
35c
8%
17c
7,050
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%c( Feb
32c
2.15
15,670
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.45
Jan
1.70
Jan
Jan
2 jc
Jan
41c
Jan
Feb
i.C
40c
Jan
2.75
1.25
Jan
Feb
Feb
9 Hi
Jan
rej
23 VaC
102%
GV
Jan
Feb
Feb
7
6V4
7
480
1.62
1.83
85.960
1.62
Feb
46
1,340
41%
Jan
46
Preferred
Feb
—100
——
100
9 j va
100
255
99 Va
Feb
100
Jan
92
91 vz
92%
33c
37c
Feb
Jan
2.12
Feb
Feb
Mclntyre
J*n
McKenzie
McMarmac
Porcupine-.
Red
Lake
•
.
x—————___ 1
—
92%
Feb
6,750
33c
Feb
39c
ea.r
18c 19 Va c
24,980
18c
Jan
22%c
Jan
123.475
80 Va
6,740;
v
Jan
'
West
Great
Saddlery
.*
-
*
74c
67c
Freehold
.--9c
9.90
9.60
10
Ltd
1
1.33
1.33
1.43
Greyhawk Uranium
Gridoil
Gulch
Mines
Guunar
Mines
—--———
Gwillim
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Jan
75c
9.00
Jan
10
1.26
Jan
Kb
Mentor
Jan
Brass
Jan
Merrill
Jan
12%
Jan
Merrill
Petroleum—.
Feb
27
Jan
Meta
14c 16'Ac
68,550
14c
Jan
55
Jan
57
*
common.
Hallnor Mines
Hard
Rock
58
356
Gold
Hasaga
Hees
Gold
High
3.25
8
8
535
15c
16c
82,000
95c
90c
1.03
199,800
20c
Crest
Highland
'•
•
19%
Jan
18'Ac Jan
58
Jan
Uranium
Hinde
Dauch
&
Tower
Oil
Co
Class
100
13c
343,450
Preferred
3.50
Feb
8Vi
Jan
Jan
I8V4C
Feb
90c
Feb
Jan
23c
Jan
16c
Jan
1.10 Jan
11c
Jan
3.75
Feb
5%c/Jan
&
Husky
4.00
Jan
13c
Feb
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Imperial
30c
Jan
Moore Corp
Jan
85c
Feb
Multi-Minerals
8,000
12c
Feb
13c
Life
55
55
55
210
55
Feb
53
8
9
2,630
7
Jan
9
fob
22'A
22'A
23%
2,454
22 Va
10%
11%
6,887
10%
Feb
Jan
21%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
10%
10'A
11'/a
6,869
lo'/s
Feb
12 V4
40
40
40%
880
40
Jan
40 V2
Jan
50
Jan
50
Jan
50
50
50
100
7.05
6.95
7.15
4,470
64'A
65
43c
35c
42
42
8.50
Gold
Jan
66V4
Feb
Feb
44c
Feb
42
41
38%
Jan
8.70
2,365
8.35
Feb
560
14c
699,500
3.40
Jan
8c
Jan
42
Jan
8.75
3.80
14c
57%
896
54
70
70
70
70
Jan
Feb
17,128
36%
Jan
<40 Va
11%
2,440
u'/a
Jan
11%
6%
7
1,800
6%
Jan
57c
78c
2,428,100
52
51%
53
1,070
15c
51vt
Jan
Jan
7
78c
|
53
Preferred
Co
International
National
Ranwlck
Nello
Bldg
Alger
Mines
Joburke
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Kilembe
Kroy
Oils
Labatt
Bidlamaque
24
415
22
34%
190
33
mm
:
— —
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
103
103
25
102 V2
Jan
79'/a
80%
6,824
78vt
Jan
128'A 128%
570
126 V2
32
30'A
32'A
9,593
1.31
1.28
1.42
23,700
15
15
15 %
267
30 >/a
29
30 va
20,226
101%
Lake
La
Osu
Wasa
Luz
Mining—
I
Mines
_I
Laura Secord
Laurentide
I
Candy Shops
Acceptance class
Lencourt
Gold
Liberal
Petroleum
Little
Lac
Groceterias
Loraega
London
Hosiery
class
Davies
Lorado Uranium Mines
Lynx
Mines"""
~
Gold
Fo~ footnotes
see
naep
47.
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
1.34
Feb
Feb
5
Feb
Feb
6'a
Jaa
4.20
10,750
Jan
4.55
Jaa
31
31 Va
1,555
28 Va
Jan
3iv2
Feb
41 va
42
150
41
Jan
42
Jan
22c
22c
500
22c
Feb
26c
Feb
3.30
4.10
297,370
3 90
31 %
3.60
3.10
1.75
Jan
4.10
Fe j
28c
28c
30c
36,600
28c
Jan
39c
Jan
80c
76c
90c
25,667
71c
Jan
92c
Feb
31c
97,620
22c
Jan
31c
'Feb
27c
29c
1
1.55
1.51
1.55
15,350
1.51
Feb
1.86
2.50
33,592
2.01
Jan
2.50
Feb
Feb
1.30
Jan
—*
Development-——
Oil
i
50c
Feb
Jan
54c
Jan
74c
94.899
63c
Jan
78c
Jan
19c
3.000
16c
Jan
19c
Jan
68c
31,250
1
1.01
1.01
1.02
,_1
1.91
1.87
1.91
8,450
1
28c
27c
38c
513,550
1
—
92c
17 v2c
72c
——•
—.
Mines
Fortune Mines
1.70
1.01
Jan
1.90
Jan
25c
Jan
1.13
Jan
2.05
Jan
-Feb
38c
38c
Jan
70c
Jan
1
31c
30c
32c
2,390
30c
Jan
75c
3 5'Ac
35c
38c
68,774
33c
Jan
37c
43c
95,286
34c
Jan
2lc
25c
63,516
21c
103
Jan
New
Hosco
85 Va
Jan
New
Jaculet
Mines
Mines
Jan
123%
New
Jason
32%
Feb
New
Kelore
1.50
Jan
New
Laguerre
15
Feb
16%
Jan
Newlund
27 v4
Jan
30%
Feb
New
Gold
23c
Jan
Fib
35c
Jan
41c
Jan
46'Ac Jan
*
.—
12c
72.350
10c
Jan
13'Ac
63 Vac
87c
744.513
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
IIV2C
10c
12c
47,500
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
26c
25c
27c
8,400
23c
Jan
30c
Jan
1
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaque Explor
28c
11c
82c
*
Gold
Jan
11 Vac
1
.
25c
-1
1
Mines
Mines
Marlon
38c
1
-
Mines—
Jan
20c
18c
21c
24,800
18c
Jan
24c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
23c
Feb
1
12c
11c
12c
12,000
11c
13c
20c
28,200
18c
Jan
1
1
19c
New
Rouyn Merger—
Royran Copper
2.63
2.55
2.80
84,625
2.43
Jan
Feb
New
Senator
1
HV2C
vac
7,110
8v2c
Jan
45c
Feb
New
2.30
4,708
2.25
Jan
13c
Feb
New
Taku
1,000
22 VaC
Feb
30c
Jan
Jan
New
Thurbois Mines
25c
Jan
34c
Jan
14c
Feb
Gold
Mines
40c
17,125
37c
Feb
83c
1.04
321,125
51c
Jan
37 vac
44c
10,314
33c
Jan
10 Vac
13c
29,040
9v4c
Jan
16c
21c
43,600
14c
Jan
22c
1.10
1.27
73,458
98c
Jan
1.30
Jan
Nib
42c 47 %c
113,050
28c
Jan
49 Vic
Feb
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Feb
2.35
12 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
43c
2.20
2.35
5,000
3,800
20c
2.05
Jan
25c
52c
1.22
Jan
New
10c
17%
17%
17%
5,721
17%
Jan
11 %c
11c
12c
12,500
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
60c
2.600
60c
Feb
73c
Jan
10,300
8C
18
Jan
4.05
4.04
4.20
5,450
3.50
Jan
4.20
Jan
1.95
1.85
2.00
8,745
1.55
Jan
2.00
Jan
38c
41c
11,100
32c
Jan
46c
Feb
37c
41c
46,950
37c
Feb
45c
Jan
31'Ac
30c
37c
69,000
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
10c
10c
13c
135,200
1.10
1.18
20,050
1.10
Feb
Jan
17c
1.24
Jan
Jan
Nor
Rouyn
Superior Oils———x———1
Gold
Nordon
24
23%
24
1,465
23
Feb
18%
18'A
19'A
3,083
18
Jan
3.40
3.35
3.55
17,075
.1
2.16
2.15
2.30
23,192
14c
13'Ac
16c
29,000
30c
33c
11,950
5.05
5.60
10,355
4.30
35c
146,750
24'Ac
2.65
2.90
2,910
3.25
3.25
157
16
16
107
16
Feb
16
621
19%
Feb
5.50
31c
2.88
16
26c
19%
19%
19%
10%
10'A
50
68c
71c
4,400
24c
18c
27c
625,400
.1
26c
26c
30c
17,000
2.80
2.75
2.85
7,320
3.35
2.15
Feb
Feb
3.09
Jan
14,000
9c
Jan
12 'Ac
Jan
1,000
51c
Jan
55c
Jan
53 3a
3,977
51%
Jan
56V2
Jan
31c
2,000
19'ac
Jan
38c
Jan
26c
Jan
56c
Jan
52 v2
.
__
52 Vb
23 c
2.57
50c
96,550
12c
17c
104,500
lOVsC
6.85
7.00
7,984
6.65
59c
34c
60c
155,655
1
43c
34c
4.50
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
17c
Feb
7.75
Jan
Feb
60c
Jan
5.10
Jan
Jan
37'a
Feb
•
2.55
Jan
Jan
Northern
38c
Jan
6.00
Feb
Jan
35c
3,496
20
1.85
1.85
2.09
810
9%c
9c
10c
50,700
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
84c
81c
-85c
2,853
80c
Feb
98c
Jan
1,325
14
1.75
Jan
Feb
2.03
Jan
17'a
Jan
9
2,250
7v2
Jan
11
Jan
13,500
9c
Jan
11c
Jan
65c
6,500
16 Va
15 Va
16 Va
*
Mines
35%
10c 10 vac
•
——
8v2
7 Va
.1
*
65c
56c
Jan
65c
Feb
*
30 V2
30 v-i
31
75
29'/a
Jan
31
Jan
100
Northwestern
Jan
4.85
37 Va
1
—:
—
Trinity
4.55
37 Va
*
Oil
Warrants
4.60
37%
1
Oils
———
16c
95
94%
95
90
94
57c
26,250
Feb
2.65
3.25
9%
Feb
Jan
Canada
Mines.
Quebec Power common
Util preferred
•
57c
56 Vac
•
I3V2C
Jan
Obaska
3.55
Jan
Office
21
Jan
Ogama
Lake
Mines
Specialty
Rockland
Mfg
Gold
:
14c
20,000
lie
Jan
16c
74c
2,810
68c
Jan
£6c
Jan
_*
16
16
50
16
Feb
16
Feb
*
14c
14c
16c
3,200
Jan
22c
9 v2c
Jan
11'Ac
Jan
90c
10%
Jan
Oil
73c
Jan
Oka
27c
Feb
Okalta
23c
Jan
35c
Jan
o'Leary Malartic
*
3.30
Jan
Omnitrans
•
Jan
Ontario
1.90
11,325
7,225
47
Jan
95'A
3,502
90
Jan
9'Ac
8%c
10c
7c
7c
200
12c
11c
12c
14,000
1.29
Jan
65Ac Jan
1.90
56%
101
Preferred
238.400
8c
73c
73c
80c
12,750
71c
2.15
2.10
2.15
17,580
32c
30c
34c
71.000
29c
Jan
37c
6c
6c
6 Va c
231,500
4c
Jan
6'ac Jan
•
2.65
2.60
76c
Exploration
Jockey Club common
Ontario
Feb
11c
1
70c
76c
11'a
11
11 Va
Warrants
10'Ac Jan
1 Feb
10
Metals Mining
Oils
Feb
ll'/ac
Jan
90c
Selections
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
56%
b
f
69c
72c
Feb
93
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
55c
95
1
o'Brien Gold Mines
Feb
Rare
Jan
•
2.95
63c
2.75
62c
Nudulama Mines Ltd
12'Ac
1.67
1.99
24,750
49c
Warrants
Jan
13c
54%
73,965
1.89'Feb
—50
28%c Jan
95
*
2.57
7.00
North Inca Gold
Northern
Jan
15%c
common.
Canadian
North
Jan
1.37
Jan
2.77
_•
—
Preferred
Feb
7v2c
1
North
3.75
878,400
175,538
———„_1
Mines
Star
11c
1.83
2.40
51 'Ac 51'Ac
1
Ltd
North
9c
1.77
Jan
lovsc 11 vac
•
Mining
Norpax Oil & Mines
Jan
45,300
28c
Jan
13c
1
Norgold Mines
Jan
2.77
27c,
3.10
1
Normetal
20%
13c
1.87
1
;
!
Gold
Mines
24
27c
25'Ac
1
Corp
Norlartic
27c
25,v2c
1
Mines
Noranda
2.25
*
Mines-
Mines
Acme
2.29
11c 11
.1
Mines.———
Yellowknife
Nisto
9c
11c
Loan
&
Debenture
9c
7,100
2.70
,
1.78
2.50
Jan
Jan
2.16
2.70
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
5.300
52c
Jan
76c
Feb
1,155
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
10
28
28
23
5
4
24
24
24'/a
475
27 Va
Jan
28
Feb
27
Jan
7
Jan
7
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Feb
Opemiska
1
8.40
8.40
8.75
Feb
Orange Crush
*
4.35
4.33
4.40
1,450
Feb
Or'enada
Gold
1
36c
35c
40c
47,500
36c
Jan
57c
•
65
65
70
16,300
60
Jan
70
Feb
52c
50c
56c
21.900
49c
Jan
60c
Jan
Ontario Steel Products
Copper
1.80
2.13
272,555
1.42
Jan
38c
29c
40c
25,300
28'Ac
Jan
.1
2.20
2.15
2.45
131,150
1.99
Jan
2.45
Feb
Ormsby Mines
9c
9c
9'Ac
3,600
Jan
9'Ac
Feb
Osisko
_•
Feb
Jan
31,516
Mining
37c
,25c
1.18
.3
2dc
52c
20,505
57c
Highridge
22c
)c
•
33c
54c
Harricana ——-———
New
.1
1.80
Jan
28c 30 Vac
Explorations
Jan
1.20
Jan
1.48
55c
Gas
.1
I.
3.50
5
Jan
23c
New
-1
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining Co
f
1.78 f 'b
12'a
1
.
Petroleum
Jan
28
1.74
IIHH
IHH"
A
500
4.75
•
Feb
.1
Long Island Petroleums
Yellowknife
Gold
Mines
Feb
56'A
_H
5%
68c
1
Jan
_•
Gold
5
13%
New
3.75
"All
class
Class B
4.75
200
New
3.60
Long
Loblaw
948,800
5.00
feb
Feb
10%
—HI
H
783
1.34
Jan
Jan
-1
Mines
13 Va
79c
4.75
24
2.65
.1
I
Gold
Lexindin
13 'a
1.33
35%
2.75
A_~
Leitch Gold
13 V4
10.580
6,250
*
~IIII
Feb
184,725
120,500
•
HI
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons (John A)
feb
Jan
1
North Rankin
Mines
Jan
11 '/2
33c
.1
—HH
II
HII
Ill_II__
1.45
1,591
1.75
3.60
_•
Mines
14,860
12
25c
3.40
Mining & Exploration-
Shore
1.70
a 1.65
3.15
.1
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
1.50
TIV2
28c
37c
Lake
Lake
1.60
11%
1
3.25
.1
Mines
1.30
New Goldvue Mines
3.55
41c
Dufault
13,700
Jan
1.74
3.30
Bay
Lake
1.56
2,826
1.35
1
Oils
Delhi
24
—
100
60c
Ltd
42
Feb
42
1.30
•
Dickenson Mines
34'A
-1
Mines.
Jan
41'/a
1.35
1
New
Feb
9'Ac
Cinch
40
41%
25c
—
New
1.35
1.12
Lake
17%
Feb
New
12,275
Gold
(John)
Labrador
Jan
18%
New Continental
1.45
•
I
84c
Jan
*
17 'ac
Ltd
Jan
17'a
10
11 Vic
Kirkland Townsite
75 V2C
1,5j5
———*
.
38c
Kristina Copper Mines
10,125
18
Feb
1.35
*
Lake
80c
Feb
1.36
.1
Kirkland
29%
46c
New
t
Hudson
f-b
27
3,173
New
Ltd
Copper
Feb
Jan
76 c
•
*
Car_
1.00
Warrants
3.45
23%
27
52c
Feb
Feb
Feb
76c
46c
Feb
Mines
Kirkland
2.90
26 Va
125
5
37c
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
46,760
1
23c
Gold
3.15
Concord
Jan
15c
Kerr-Addison
Jan
Feb
52c
Jan
Mines
Gold
42c
24
5
—
Bristol
Nipissing
Kenville
Jaa
Jan
251,865
New
1
Ltd
Jan
4.48
Jan
1,836
53c
2.90
Jaa
30c
40c
23%
3.00
2rc
Jan
22%
37c
22%
45c
Feb
Jan
32'Ac Jan
32'Ac
50c
26,200
11%
Mines
Mines
4,300
4.15
1.03
18
5
Jupiter Oils
25c
1,880
92c
Feb
(1939)
Gold
luc
5,099
93c
Feb
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
Jelllcoe
178,550
4.48
15c
2.50
.1
Minerals
18c
27c 27'ac
4.20
1
IIV2
Waite
Jeanette
27c
4.48
•
Mines
Newnorth
Jack
Jan
•
I6V4
10
*
Mines
2,00
Calumet
1,825
*
Pipe Line.
Copper Mines Ltd
Jan
•
Chem common
Athona Mines
New
2,444
1
Interprovincial
Steel
Mines
New
New
16%
79%
Credits
1.60
1
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
11%
101% 101%
128'A
Ltd
Works
Petroleum
National
16%
•
Petroleum
International
3,700
•
—
Mines
National Trust
11'A
5/100
common—
1.75
1
a
—————
Class b
16%
—100
Nickel
1.64
British Dominion Oil
Jan
Jaa
Jan
1.65
.1
Explorations Ltd
—
Hosiery Mills class a
National
11%
101%
International Bronze Pdrs pfd———.25
International Metals class a
•
Preferred
87c
Feb
40 %
11%
75c
National
1
"
Mining
Jan
16 Va
f*eb
4.53
23%
Ltd
National Drug &
Preferred
•
i
Jan
Jan
New
Jan
39'/a
100
& Co
Feb
Jan
Feb
•
common
Creek
Nama
10
preferred
3.30
16
37 %c
75c
New
Jan
78
Jan
15
2.18
57 V2
40
— —
Jan
Feb
.11%
■
Jan
Jan
>
New
56%
mm mm-
Jan
28c
8'Ac
'
8.03
64
3.60
1
common
Cement preferred
Interprovincial
121,700
•
;
Acceptance
1,202
44c
Feb
8.45
57 V2
...
Lake
66'A
6.95
3.60
He
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6% preferred
1
„
1.37
3.75
Jan
9
10
Assurance
Jan
Jan
29v2c Jan
Feo
5.>c
30c
Jan
1
Bank
Imperial
class
114
26,252
—1
:
Locomotive
Jan
70c
••
International
Montreal
19c
•
Inspiration
Brewery
15%
75c 78 Vac
2.55
11%
Feb
30,430
16c
Porcupine ————
7,300
—1
Oil & Refining Ltd
(John;
Molsons
Moneta
91,590
Jan
Jan
3.95
*
.
1,325
35c
1.00
10c
3.75
•
Mogul Mining Corp.
82,300
•
1
Erie Mortgage
Bay
Jan
28 c
Warrants
Inland
1.38
14%c Jan
77c
14%
32c
29%c
_
3.75
-
Metals Corp
Mining Corp —i—————
Min Ore Mines
2.90
54,700'
15%
—•
:
85c
12c 12'Ac
—
20
Huron
4 'a %
Feb
.
Gas____——•
Mindamar
1.27
17v4c Jan
13 Vac
Rights
25c
«
•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
115,360
13%
33c
1
Mill City Petroleum
Milton Brick
Jan
80c
'
—50
-------
3.05
13%
3.15
1
,r——
Jan
*
Minine
Industrial
Warrants
28c
5
Paper common
500
—————•
8
•
Smith
Indian
Feb
Ltd
b
Howard
Iron
3.75
22 v2
80c
Class
Irish
83,000
3.25
Jan
*
Gold
10c
;
.
Industrial
12vic
11%
Home
Inglis
86,650
13c
22
•
Canada
53c
1.19
10c
Mexican Light & Power common
»
Drilling
Hollinger Consol
Hoyle
'
w—
41c
1.00
10c
—
Mines.
Midcon Oil & Gas.
—.1
Oils Ltd
Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils—————*
Hi
•
1.31
3.75
11'Ac
hi
1,500
6,500
lie
13c
20c
8c
1
...
500
1.16
1.23
1
Mines
3.50
14'Ac 15'Ac
1
& co—
1*
Mines.-—-—————.1
(Geo
Heva
3.25
15'Ac
1
—
Lake
Red
Gold
Heath
400
1
Mines
Head of Lakes Iron.—
Headway
22%
1
*
Mines
Gold
Minerals
Harrison
22'A
1
—
Harding Carpets
45c
1.05
*
1
18
11
9,433
57
•
Exploration & Dev„
25
19
11%
25
18c
_50c
Mercury Chipman
30
18'A
11%
15'Ac
1
McWatters Gold Mines———
Feb
1.49
Mid-Western
Hahn
Lake————
Red
6,880
18%
11%
•
20
25
—1
—.—
Products
preferred—-—--30
Lake Gold
1
1
48c
Feb
Knit——
Island Mining
——
———.—
Warrants
Gurney
900s
34,900
19
8c
2.18
40c
Lake
Mines
...
1
20,714
24
8.40
4.25
Jan
Feb
Feb
5
Jaa:
44%
,
,
Feb
1.35
70c
100
;
'
Feb
15c
8%
{
j-n
9%
30c
12
■
Feb
2.65
46
common—
i
Jan
57c
Jan
7
1.64
*
—
Frontenac
Jan
8%
Feb
___•
Mines
3.40
Feb
24 vac
.—1
Ltd
7
—*
—
—.
warrants
b
Martin-McNeely Mines
3.30
1
Class b
i
1.13
Jan
9,803
v
9%c hv2c
1
Mines—-
7'A
—-1
Development
Grass Oils——
Jan
a
Gold
3.30
1
com
common..
Marigold Oils Ltd:
500
8
w,....*.....-.-..-.-.
Coal
13c
280,050
Paper——.—-
Plains
800
Jan
8
—
Milling
Mines
41c
35c 44'Ac
—
Leaf
Maralgo
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
41'a
44,000
•
i.26
2.25
39
37,500
————1
11c
43c
1,645
1.55
10c
'
42%
40c
203
2.30
11c
,—1
42
1.55
—
Mines
Goldfields
Maple
41%
18c
25,250
41%
90c
56,503
1.38
2.35
Malartic
Jan
45c
1.26
42 %
Jan
Jan
43c
1.26
*
Jan
3.85
35,800
i9v2c
43Vic
,
—1
32c
60c
25,900
22c
2.10
5,525
1.05
—.-10c
1
————
Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
35c
ll%c
2.20
-
High
Low
98c
1
1
Range Since Jan.
High
2.12
a—-—-——*
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Jan
Feb
Mines
Mages
Jan
3.25
Low
42
b
24c
—*
-—*
Gas Utilities
Gold
Bloedel
30c
9vac Jan
Share*
1.02
1
Mines
16,100
8,500
for Week
2.20
1
Explorations
33,700
Gold.
Warrants
West
Macfie
99
Jan
29c
—
Great
Great
Jan
Feb
14c
Class
Range
1
—.—
33c
Mines———
Sweet
Mines
93
Jan
1'Iyk
Sale*
Week's
of Prices
1
Mines
30c
class a—.
Mines
Great
Macdonald
24c
——
Great
Great
5.60
Macassa
Jan
24c
Canada common..
Bousquet
Granduc
4.65
Jan
5.70
1
1
.----j
Mines
„-a———
Gordon Mackay
Grandines
46
30c
preferred
'Class b
1,910
Feb
4.70 Jan
;V,;vVV--1^vPar
1
Uranium
Goodyear Tire
Graham
43
5.15
——■
Manitou
Goldora Mines
4%
200
5.25
Gold...
Eagle
Golden
3,281
5.50
High
1
Mines
Goldfields
Low
High
45'/a
Last
Sale Price
—]■
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Friday
*
1
-l
—*
_
10
Range Since Jan. I
14'Ac
100
pfd
——
FEBRUARY
ENDED
STOCKS
—l
—
«■»<
General Steel Wares
Lake
Shares
5.50
1
com
of Prices
43%
43%
5
Corp
WEEK
for Week
Low
Par
Petroleum
Geneva
Range
Last
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Friday
(Cont.)
9.90
Jan
4.45
Jan
Jan
,
Volume
Number 5507
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a
47
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Pacific
Coyle
1
Pacific
1
13'A
Petroleum
Page Hersey Tubes
Pan
Western
Panel
Consol
Paramaque
Parbec
•
Oil
Uranium
Mines
Pardee
Pater
Amalgamated
Mines
f-ernoina
Jan
83
Jan
Jan
1.90
414,150
12c 13 %c
356,000
14c
1.29
1.26
16c
1.25
Par
37c
Feb
16,563
Tombill
Gold
Mines
Silver
Mines
1.50
Jan
5.25
Jan
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
Feb
Toronto
95c
Jan
Toronto Iron Works class A
1.02
Jan
.
5'A
1,675
'9,200
50c
85c
85c
87c
33c
3 Jc
8.75.
8.15
9.00
3,685
2J
32
4,600
52%
52 Vb
40
51
Ja.n
53
Jan
21A
21%
50
21%
Jah
21%
Feb
29%
5
common
50
0
common
Credit
2 PA
7,200
25,894
30c
Jan
174
Jan
i t
7.25 Jan
23%
18
18
450
17
103
6
Jan
100
Jan
Feb
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
Mines
Oils
&
Crow
Gold
Pioneer
Gold
of
30c
30c
3,500
3.30
2.95
3.40
133,000
1.40
1.15
1.60
92,573
*
Gas
Pickle
30c
1
•
1.35
1.35
1.49
4,225
1.76
1.87
15 Vbc
18c
3,911
515,000
39%
40
I,120
30'A Jan
73 %c 74 %c
2,500
68c
46c
Jan
Towagmac.
Jan
Traders
32
Feb
4%%
i
Mines
B
;
C
1
Pitch-Ore Uranium
1
15'Ac
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
l
40
*
Poplar
River
Powell
Rouyn
Trans
Empire
Trans
Era
Mountain
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
Premier
Trans
Jan
1.65
Jan
Trend
Feb
2.35
Jan
Jail
~
Union
Acceptance
56 %
2,070
40
Jan
60
Jam
United
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
United
Jan
67%
Jan
United
Estella
Jan
United
Fuel
480
5,100
/o8c-:
3,600
Gold
,,
Corps Ltd class B
47%
5,200
55
7'Ac
2.05 Jan
4.30
8,200
10%
13,257
1.10
630
15 %c
14c
16c
19,000
6.30
6.20
6.50
21,819
4.50
4.50
48
49
635
24c 24 %c
8,866
•
49
7.90
2.70
1
11 'Ac
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
__1
Metallurgical
Mines
Radiore
12%
12%
28,600
4,605
1.23
1.23
1.30
10,604
4.45
4.05
4.50
118.120
25 %c
1
Mines.
20c 29
26 'A
___•
26
%c
26%
245,897
2,115
Jan
Jan
Jan
Ventures
•
36%
36%
38
3,784
Feb
40%
Jan
*
8'A
8%
8%
1
22c
21c
25c
26
26
50
3.05
2.95
3.15
8,150
55c
500
.
Jan
Vict
15c
Jan
Violamac
12
Jan
18
Jan
Vulcan
70c
Jan
1.66
5.85
Jan
Waite
Feb
Walker
Jan
Waterous Equipment
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
♦
18c
Jan
29 %c
20% Jan
30
Trust_________
1
Oils
A.
Amulet
G
&
5.25
Jan
West
Malartic
107/bc
12c
6,000
Jan
West
Feb
Westeel
*
12
11
12
1,050
1
2.50
2.50
2.55
200
1
64c
55c
66c
28,265
Mines
Rexspar Uranium
100
1.60
14c
2.50
Jan
Mines
Rupununi
Rix-Athabasco
Mfg
$1
Little
4%c Jan
31c
Jan
Western
Ashley
Roche Long
class
Rockwin Mines
10
12%
Jan
Western
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Jan
:•> 2.75
Jan
Western
Jan
75c
Feb
"Western
2.40
40c
8
Jan
18C
Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
26
Feb
20%
20%
150
2u%
ten
21
Jan
White
Hardware
14%
200
14
Jan
14%
Feb
White
Pass
22c
21c 23 %c
77,450
17 %c
Jan
78c
Jan
Willroy Mines
58c
55c
60c
44,798
34%c Jan
Jan
Wilrich
Petroleums
17c 19'/a c
38,986
lie
Jan
58 %c
Jan
Wiltsey
Coghlan
4,500
9c
Jan
17 %C
Jan
Winchester larder
61
2,603
49%
Jan
64
Jan
1,345
10%
Jan
16%
Jan
*
13 V2
13
13 %
1,800
13
Jan
18%
Jan
7,545
14C
Jan
1,005
80
Jan
Jan
91c
Ryancr Mining
18 %C
1
82%
San
Gold
Antonio
Sand
River
82
22c
85%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
3.10
2.71
3.40
46,450
130
Gold
13c
•
__
1.32
1
_.
122
132
180,000
Debentures
Scarfe
class
Scurry
Rainbow
A
_
11
Ltd
1.28
12c
1.47
Jan
3.10
2.70 Jan
108
Jan
15c
Feb
Jan
Jan
132
Jan
Feb
11
25
2.00
2.10
15,157
1.75
Jan
2.21
Feb1
2.CO
2.70
5,700
2.60
Jan
2.99
Jan
69
69%
758
69%
Jan
21
Jan
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
291%
Jan
31%
Feb
33
Feb
34
Jan
1,325
91c
Feb
Jan
1.00
Jan
Windward
3,000
15c
22c
Jan
32
31'A
33
5,151
31%
Feb
35%
Jan
32%
31%
34
3,377
31%
Feb
36'/2
Jan
102
102 104'A
120
50
46%
46 %
50
._*
13
13
200
2.70
2.80
II,275
42c
45c
1
12c
13c
1
pfd
Yukon..
&
17c
*
A
10 %c
12c
2.70
1
Gold
,_1
Mines
28c
101
Jan
Jan
Jan
46%
13
Feb
13
Feb
2.66
Jan
3.00
Jan
79,000
42c
Feb
51c
Jan
17,000
lie
Jan
13c
Jan
35,000
;■■■
45%
9%c
Jan
12c
Feb
Feb
28c
Feb
38c
Feb
11
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
2.07
Jan
45c
Feb
55c
17c
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
38c
52,500
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargreaves
•
11 %
11%
1,930
*
1.90
1.99
6,660
1
45c
48c
12,500
1
17c
20c
7,000
1
13c
14c
9,500
12c
•
2.10
2.15
16,610
1
104
1.90
11c
13c
8,600
13c
Lead
Yankee
&
Bear
Knitting
Yukeno
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
York
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
class
B
2.34
Jan
30c
1,000
25c
Feb
30c
Jan
12 %c 12 %c
2,383
10'Ac
Jan
13c
Jan
25c
*
Mines
Feb
2.10
Jan
1
Jan
lie
*
Feb
11
•
'"l
Shawkey 1945 Mines
4,100
26,500
Feb
2.60
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com___
1.37
12 %c 13 %c
Feb
20
Jan
86
2.02
•
_
Oils
1.28
24c
1.65
100
class
Preferred
13%
1.40
*
Jan
13%
I,400
91c
Jan
60%
Jan
1.63
*
73c
13 Vb
25c
75
Class B
60%
Jan
33
17,800
1.26
8%c
17c
(Geo)
Feb
1.90
Feb
526,150
33
1.04
Feb
20c
20
99c
Jan
27c
1.60
Warrants
Weston
13%
56c
Jan
preferred
1.00
32
Jan
Jan
22 %c
567
Jan
Jan
2.40
3.40 Jan
5,984
31%
21
102
Jan
18c
19 %C
♦
Petrol,
Naco
2.95
25c
31
98,350
Jan
1.60 Jan
•
Industries
8'A Jan
25c
31
Grocers
23
Yale
Russell
Jan
Jan
5
32
100
10
.___
Jan
74 %
Breweries
Canada
Jan
26
________________L'
Jan
7.85
40c
Jan
500
24,025
27
Roxana Oils
36%
41,600
14c
12 260
& 18c
35
Jan
13%
49c 54'Ac
12'Ac
1.98
1
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
11%
71%
13%
50c
13c
1.02
1
Lac
Jan
6.60
32c
70
70%
13%
1
1.85
A
30%
2,273
70%
1
i
Mines.
1.02
*
Jan
15% Jan
370
14%
pfd
62
Jan
15
20'A
1
Ltd
Uranium
Feb
14
14%
20
1
Mines
61
2,572
15
20%
13c 13 %c
Rio
Jan
Jan
61c
*
1.94
A-30v
23%
36c
Jan
*
Products
1
Palmer Oil
Feb
Feb
51c
1
Maygill Gas Oil
7%c Jan
55c
*
W
Jan
Refining
20
5,600 '
•
75c
162,600
pfd
1
Mines
45,100
17c
Aluminum
10
Mines
2.50
14c
205
19%
29C
Jan
2.70 Jan
&
2.25
Mines
A
8%c Jan
2.30
16c
Gold
Rio
,
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
1
Rowan
Grey
A
Mines
Jan
Regcourt
Robinson
5.10
class
Mfg
Vicour
3.65
200
Robertson
F.b
Jan
2.50
Reynold
Ltd
84c
2.43
Feb
8.60
1.05
7.00
1
.
S.665
2.43
Jan
Jan
6.65
Jan
Corp
1.74
1
14,345
97c
Steel
»
_C
Mines
1.60
Reeves MacDonald
Renabie
Jan
2.40
Jan
8.30
25%c Jan
11,525
—_25
Hill
1.63
_____________________i
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
50c
1.85 Jan
1.10
5.50
49'A
4.45
46%
24c
1.04
31c
II__50
pfd
preferred—A—.—,
.1
Petroleum
Regent
4.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
160
97c
A
..1
Rayrock Mines
Reef
12%
19,600
%c
1
Mining
Uranium
2.80
11c 12
8.50
B
Viceroy
•
Queenston Gold Mines..
Quemont
2.65
Feb
98c
1,230
l
6.50
1
United
Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp _________
Jan
5.50
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Labrador
Jan
15'A
14
Quebec
Feb
17c
Jan
5.25 Jan
95,400
Feb
Jan
14%
5,285
|o
13c
1,000
8.70
2
1.10
15%
8.50
2.25
Jan
10%
14%
8.60
2.32
40c
Jan
Jan
14%
1
Jan
7.80
_IH_*
Oils
1
Feb
8
50c
_*
United
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Jan
1.88
Jan
1.76
36c
38c
10
80c
50
Jan
10'A
10c
37c
Feb
Jan
1.66
Jan
1,610
44%
Jan
34,975
5.05
II,610
6,960
Feb
2.16
35c
1.85
2,400
15c 18 %C
49%
Jan
1.75
7.50
15c
47
1.60
30'Ac Jan
1.78
7.05
l
45,550
2,100
7.50
2.15
48.984
34c
10,750
l
2.20
2.16
31c
33c
Montauban
4.60
1.96
2.00
7.1.0
Keno
United
4.50
Feb
Jan
33%
United
Feb
2.10
48
1.56
32c
Feb
21%
4.60
Jan
170
24,544
6.60
80%
Jan
2.20
Jan
45
48
Jan
44'A Jan
32%
Class
9%c Jan
Feb
12%
_*
102
Jan
75
3%c Jan
_.
Feb
42%
62
80%
.__
100
10'A
1
class
5
_____;
150
62
Inv
9,703
■_______
1,590
315
80 %
Warrants
43%
100 100%
42%
16c
46,240
21Tb
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
23% Jan
Jan
20
80'/2
Mines
Feb
12c
32c
20%
Dome
21%
1,000
30c
80%
East
125
16c
19%
21Tb
Uranium
21%
24c
Mines
100
Pronto
Feb
21%
2.00
I_IIIIHl
Asbestos
__1
Preston
Jan
39
47
1
Pressed
:•
17
Jan
1.83
"""•
Mining
Premier Trust
Metals
Jan
Jan
36%
48'A
.
•
common—
Union Gas of Canada
Union
57c
47
16%
60
31c
_II>
y
Feb;
4.05
44% Jan
25
37c
Petroleum
Jan
56c
Jan
1,519
2.05
•
_!_♦
__II_IH
30c
3.90
Feb
1.04 Jan
17
47
Resources
Pipeline
Jan
54 %
58c
18%
46%
1.85
.
—
20c
56c
Jan
Jan
1.34
43
LlneZIIIIII*
Pipe
Triad Oil
40%
Feb
Jan
38%
100'A
•
1,100
4.05
1
Border
Transcontinental
Jan
Prairie
__
•
30c
54%
l
____
Roy
A
"■
Jan
1.33
2.50
60c
'■
•
Oils
Jan
Feb
Jan
17
46
-1
—
Oils
3.60
Rights
;1
—
IIIIlOO
Oil
100
Jan
2.10
16c
_
_*
_
3,200
18
88c
38%
17
•
40
Feb
33c
Jan
58c
95c
18
46%
*
Explorations
1.72
Jan y.
Jan
Jan
18
*
preferred
Feb
1.76
lie
class
Jan
1.15
40c
90c
42c
_
21,860
54,660
95c
53c
10
54
55'A
Gold
5%
Trans-Canada
Feb
42c
38c
,
11—20
.20
preferred
18
Jan
1.58
99c
46,700
41,185
49c
.
30c
Oilsv__i__-t_^^:i,'l_wu^^____i-_*
Powell
22c
.
1.33
2.35
41c
#
Exploration
Finance
103
Jan
1
Mineral
Oil &
1.10
2.10
•
1
.
Co
General Trusts
10%
o
Perron
Brick
Trans
103
100
Jan
47c
100
*
common
Preferred
3.15 Jan
120
High
47c
Toronto
1.70
Low
1.26
*
Torbrit
Vb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.30
*
F.b
1.50
1
share
Jan
5'A
Shares
Low
Tiara Mines
Jan
1.59
Gas
for
Thompson-Lundmark
16c
1.90
for Week
changed to 25c share
19c
Jan
1
5
value
14c
Jan
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Calgary Co—
9%c Jan
38,700
1.35
Jan
15c
•
Preferred
Peoples
13%
Feb
27c
42,500
1.58
1
Natural
Pipeline
Penmans
Jan
77
595
37c
13c
1
Petroleums
River
12%
9,900
79'A
Texas
1
Mines
Paymaster Consol
Peace
Jan
Feb
1.15
Ltd
Drilling
Uranium
Patbiinder
11c
77
14%C
Par
26,030
V
27c
1
High
90c
Jan
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
2,500
13 %
1
Mines
Parker
13'A
33c
*
Mines
14c
79
10c
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.15
12'Ac
13%c
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
High
1.10
Pacnic Eastern
ENDED
/rlday
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
6ale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
11
68
9c
12%
Ffb
Jan
Jan
i
Jam
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
53c
51c
60c
140,304
42c
Jan
70c
Jan
50c
.
Mining
50c
50c
3,250
40c
Jan
54c
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
f
'
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt
Sicks'
50C
Breweries
*
•
common
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silaneo Mining
Silknit
Silverwood
Dairies
Gold
Slater
class
Souris
Jan
11%
Jan
26
25'%
26
625
25%
Feb
27%
Jan
25%
25%
45
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
Jan
1.65
Feb
5.20
1,330
20c
23c
43,850
37%
37%
10
94c
1.04
65,020
93c
Jan
40c
40c
43 c
6,000
40c
Feb
55C
Jan
13
13
13%
2,197
13
Feb
13%
Jan
17%
16%
17%
2,907
16%
Feb
18'A
Jan
1
50
Roi
5.00
53 % c
.
Feb
5.20
1.04
Feb
8,725
52c
Jan
61c
Jan
15
1,350
14
Jan
15
F.b
45
25
45
Feb
45
Feb
31c
102,359
52%
125
36 %c
32c
37c
8,525
Jan
31c
Feb
52%
Jan
53
Jan
26c
Jan
37c
Feb
20c
Par
Asbestos
British
_
Southern
_
Gold
Oils—
_
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
General
*
Spanish American Mines Ltd
_
*
Spocner Oils
Stadacona
—
Mines
•
(1944t_
Olsen
Gold
_
2.95
9,300
2.75
Feb
3.15
Jan
19c
7,800
16 %C
Jan
19C
Feb
Coast
35c
34 %c
Surf
Inlet
Switson
Taylor
Western
Cons
Gold
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
*
Westinghouse
Copper
Oil
75c
72c
89c
21,697
55c
Jan
89c
Feb
Dominion
Bridge
•
14'Ac
Glars
*
1
1
*
_
-50
61 Vo
12c
15%
14c 14 %c
.
10,000
24
-24
50
60'%
62|'%
2,934
12c 13'Ac
35,700
8%
28
1,387
6%
1,770
16%
500
46%
46%
75
9.50
46%
21%
6
16%
10
1,915
6%
34
C
Feb
Dominion
Jan
DuPont
6 2%
Feb
13 %C
Jan
Mines—
Hayes Steel Products———
17%
Jan
International
ll%c Jan
460
69c
205,700
16c
19c
22c
56,650
5.35
27,480
8
Jan
20%
of
Gaspe
—-
24%
15%
Jan
International vtiiities
21'/a
6
14%
46
Jan
Feb
24%
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
32
Feb
24
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
75c
Jan
Loblaw Inc
6
Jan
22 %c
5.75
Jan
Minnesota
5.00
8%
Jan
26%
Jan
Pato
390
3.00
Jan
3.35
Jan
Pend
Oreille
Bros
8
11,428
22%
Jan
26%
Feb
Price
10
102%
Jan
103%
Jan
Third
81,225
1.22
Jan
Feb
Yukon
6%
f7
5,750
775
10,850
8c
Jan
5%
Feb
1.26 Jan
1.66
10c
Feb
20c
Jan
20 Vo
20%
1,719
20
Feb
22%
Jan
43%
Jan
41
42%
100
41
Feb
25%
26'A
595
24%
Jan
34
34
34
405
34
Feb
38
Jan
34%
35
125
34%
Feb
36
Jan
110
no
125
38%
39
475
38%
Jan
40
83
83
325
83
Feb
90
Jan
67%
68%
575
65
Jan
70
Jan
46 %
47%
730
45%
Feb
52
5.70
5.80
2,003
5.70
Jan
6.10
4.75
4.75
200
4.75
Jan
5.15
67%
MM*'
1
Mines
Gen
~
•
Mines
Invest
Gold
5.80
1
•
Jan
26'/a
53%
51%
53%
Trust. in*
5%
53A
5%
3,690
1
6lc
60c
62c
9,600
"
Corp
_...
950
109
50
5%
57c
Feb
Jan
42
Feb
50
150
20
50
Feb
50
11?%C
9%
6,500
230
9
Feb
11
100
10%
Jan
Odd lot sale
Feb
10 %c
No par
a
14 %C
Jan
9%
Jan
11
d Deferred
e
f Flat
2.36
2.35
2.41
9,960
2.32
Feb
2.63
Jan
1
8.20
5.60
8.25
-:J
97,jl45
2.25
Jan
8.25
Feb
(not included in year's
delivery sale
(not Included
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
(Un)
rCash
x
Issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
j
price.
sale
delivered.
wdWhen
VI When
In year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Jan
1
t Ex-llquldatlng
value.
range).
(not
Included
in year's range).
Ex-rights.
■
Ex-«tock
dividend.
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
54
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
114%
68 %C Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
Jan
Jan
5
—
——
Consolidated
Jan
41
10c
Paper
Gold
Gold
Canadian
Jan
42
■
Jan
17c
Jan
7
1.43
43)'%
9
33%
9,150
41
-7%
common
Consolidated
1;65
iOc
41%
——.
Ontario
Ogilvie Flour
Feb
9c
•
_
Jan
25%
5%
50
Paper common
&
450
1.32
3,353
Feb
Feb
35%
17c 17 %c
26'A
5
Feb
475
6%
20%
*
Jan
B%
1.35
"II
13%
3.05
26'A
—
61c
25%
1.55
*
com
Jan
8
23%
Securities
15'A
102% 102%
1.57
common
Canada
Copper
25%
<
34%
—
24%
15%
5.00
—
Jan
62c
19c
—
Jan
16%
11
20 %
*
—
57%
15%
27,024
•
Paper
22
12 %c
15%
69c
_
Mines..
4,864
—5
Dalliousie
1
common
_
24%
21%
Consolidated
*
Mines
Pearson
23%
Feb
_50c
_
24
6%
Jan
*
_
Jan
21%
Feb
ZIIi
common
Jan
6.00
.*
Lumber-
8
1
.
_
common-
Marconi
Canadian
36%
100
.
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
37%C
•
& Minerals
Freferred
Tandem
Jan
56c
3.05
Sylvanite Gold
Tamblyn
49
Feb
Jan
25
Preferred
Oils
Jan
43c
Jan
_
Supert^st Petroleum ordinary.
19%
Jan
1
47
Jan
Warrants
Surely
Jan
5.10
25
7
5.25
common
Jan
16%
1,550
570
28c
Mines
Propane
31
1,980
5.95
29
34%
1
Preferred
Feb
18%
8%
330
_
_
29
18
8%
280
*
Cons
40
29
43
5.80
28%
16,314
-•_«-
Oil
Jan
42% Jan
8%
37c
•
Sturgeon River Mines________.
Sudbury Contact
13%
Jan
28%
3 8
*
__
Jan
Feb
40
20
36%
—.
__
48%
11%
1,540
*
-
Investments
Industries
Canadian
1.6 %c
Feb
1,850
*
preferred
7%
•
—
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Superior
2.75
19c
,
1
_
Bros
of Canada
Sullivan
2.80
•
Sugar
-1
B
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Stuart
6,400
50
12
41%
5.85
5
36%
♦
class
Brock
Stedman
100
55c
45%
11%
45%
29
-
7%
•
Stanley
Steel
47%
High
40%
Note
__
36%
Standard Paving & Materials
Starrett
47
55c
___
Dredging
Dominion
&
50c
_
Union
Bank
Low
High
11%
*
Co
Bulolo
Canadian
»
Southam
Shares
~18
Brown
Canada
for Week
41%
5
Corp
American
Range
Low
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Prica
Curb Section
-
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
5Gc
52%
Canadian
Jan
15
24c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
27c
37%
45
nn
—
Jan
Jan
52c
28c
*
—
37%
45
*
Oil
5.00
20c
15
50
pfd.
Valley
8.85
Jan
1.35
5.20
*
Ltd
Jan
10%
37%
*
A
_
_
Van
7.80
1,725
20 %c
•
Mines
common
Slocan
18,792
1
50c
_
Freferred
Somerville
9,200
8.00
10%
1.03
Mines.
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
1.55
7.80
10%
■
1
Mines
Standard
1.51
7.90
\'
—40
—
—____i_—
preferred
Silver-rMiller
Silver
1
......
Corp
10%
25'%
__
Gordon
Shirriff-Horsey
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(812)
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February
10
Investing Companies
Mutual
Bid
Pur
Funds—
25c
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
5.85
Mutual
Fund
9.01
Institutional
Growth
1.64
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
Insur
15.01
5.89
6.40
Investment
Co
24.31
26.42
Investment
Trust
3.95
4.32
10
9
—.——1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Beneficial Corp
Ask
Intl
Fund—_lo
10.86
Figures after decimal point represent
10.57
11.57
Resources
Fund
Fund
of
Bid
11.88
Fund—lc
Bank
13.77
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc_-5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Bid
Fund, lc
Institutional
-1
Inc—---:
Institutional
Inst Foundation
1.49
Development
Atomic
6.32
4.30
8.25
-*
Trust-—
Fund
Associated
Obligations of Government Agencies
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
4.03
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
1.56
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
1.42
of
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
Inc
11.50
7.11
7.78
13.66
14.94
lc
9.00
Fund.l
9.84
2.50s
_9.84
3'/eS
10.75
3.20s
3y8S
a20.38
Funds—
Bonds).—.1
26.67
27.83
25.90
28.26
July
5%
B-l
(Investment
13.08
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
23.12
24.86
B-3
(Low
19.05
20.79
17.04
B-4
(Discount
1
11.17
12.19
2s
10c
10.40
11.24
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)..—1
19.41
21.27
22.99
K-2
11.13
Fund
12.96
8-1
16.09
1
11.79
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk»„1
12.64
.
(Low
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
Priced
Bonds)—1
Bonds)
Priced
Com
Stks)_l
9.04
f
1
X17.66
19.11
Knickerbocker
5.84
19.81
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
9.04
Fund
Concord
14.84
Dividend
49%
2.91
2%s
Dec.
shares—lc
4.02
4.43
Treasury
lc
4.34
4.78
l%s
lc
3.08
3.40
Diversified
Investment
Trustee
2.88
3.18
2s
Metal
3.23
3.56
l%s Oct.
shares
Transport
Manhattan
Stock
Fund
Equity
Pederated Fund
Fidelity
Fund
Financial
Formula
of New
18.60
2.88
7-83
21.07
1902
4.46
22.53
20.34
4.87
6.87
7.12
10.89
13.95
11.90
15.08
3.79
4.15
13.51
—
9.64
10.56
lc
7.48
2
15.04
16.48
3.54
3.85
Funds Inc—
lc
series
Investors
Inc
Inc
Industries
Fund Inc
General
Capital
General
Investors
1
13.83
15.11
1
72.18
1
7.27
7.90
lc
I1"5
12.08
7.14
9.44
Trust
Aviation shares—:———lc
•Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
lc
lc
6.51
8.61
Chemical
lc
11-72
12.83
(The) Stock Fund-lo
11.71
12.82
shares
shares—
Common
Electronics
Electrical
&
i.
lc
Equipment shares
7.32
9.46
37.67
al4.43
1
X3.21
3.49
:-Ra4r
Income
New
of
Pine
Price
10.98
12.03
Bond
shares
lc
2.99
shares
lo
6.47
RR
shares
lc
10.60
lo
14.08
15.41
lc
4.27
4.69
Steel
stock
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utility shares
Industry Shares Inc
Hudson
Fund
2.65%
1-55
5-
1-56
b2.30
2.70%
3.125%
1-
3-56
10-
1-56
b3.125
2.85 %
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.55
2.70% '
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.00
2.95%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7-
2-56
b2.80
2.80%
9.20
10.05
6.31
4.90
5.36
8.29
9.06
5.70
6.23
20.07
21.70
6.90
28%
Fund
Shares—
of
Incorporated
Incorporated
19.05
1
21.93
22.37
March
13.28
6.49
12.47
13.48
40%
41%
Par
of
Bank
Bank—10
44%
46%
State
&
58
63
Chem
12.83
Commercial
Inc.l
1
11.88
Corn
County Trust Co
(White
Federation
11.20
8.11
9.65
10.49
1
9.98
10.91
1
Ltd
14.64
15.91
Fund
1
6.47
Inc..1
6.04
6.60
16.02
16.51
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
11.91
12.97
a25.71
6.87
7.51
14.95
of
1
Fund
16.16
2.47
10.98
Washington
2.70
10.05
Inc
i
Fund
Corp
1
Mutual
Investors
Fund
Inc
1
8.20
8.96
1
Wellington Fund
26.11
28.46
1
8.92
9.75
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
23.90
25.84
1
17.33
18.14
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.25
5.68
Par
Bid
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
io
114
Aetna
Insurance Co
lo
70
Aetna
Life
lo
190
Co
New
73%
201
preferred
&
Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Lincoln
33
35%
Maryland
42
Massachusetts Bonding
31%
Merchants
Fire Assurance
5
Merchants
&
4
General
Life
5
10
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
I •
Corp"
Inc
10
plus
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of MdZZZZio
Assn of
Philadelphia
10
Firemen's
Franklin
of
(S
_2~50
F)
Newark
Globe
Gulf
Amsterdam
38%
40%
New
&
28%
New
York
100
4.75
177
xl
18%
105
5.15
184
Republic
Insurance
-10
43%
46%
33
2.50
41
45
3.33%
11
13%
82
87
_
62%
66
Pacific
72
76
(Minn)
Pacific
—10
Fire
96
52
57
10
56%
60%
5
27
28%
—10
83
88
10
25
26%
12%
14%
Co
Co—
37
Providence-Washington
36%
38%
Reinsurance
82%
86%
Republic
55%
58%
(ex
64
66%
St
Corp (NY)
(Texas) —
2
Fire
40%
42
Seaboard
80
88
Security
49%
Springfield
72%
Standard
&
t68
.6.25
54
56
-10
53
57
—10
50
Marine- —10
64
56
&
Accident
22
24
a
36%
37%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co -10
61%
32
U
28
31
__JQ
44%
47%
Co_ZZlo
156
164
10
88
96
Life
78
Fire
U S
_3
Insurance
Co
In
City of N Y
Westchester Fire..
Trust
&
__100
297
304
Bk_100
435
455
100
Savings
345
360
200
36
38
Co
50
256
266
City Bank
16
61
63
49%
Bank
National
Central
National
Trust
Bank
10
46
48
12.50
35
38
—10
of
30
33
10
59
61
25
52
57
54%
57 y*
31%
34%
Commerce-
Connecticut—
34
45%
Bk
&
&
Tr__
-
National Bank
Hartford
Trust
Co
Bank
National
20
76%
79%
10
47
49
(The)
Bank
38
Irving
Kings
Long
Trust
Island
32
Co—_20
97
107
10
Trust
45
50
10
39%
Trust
National
Brook
Co
5
&
Co
First
24
26
100
Inc
296
Bank
Security
National
66%
69%
._5
National
18%
Bank
8%
9%
Paterson
.25
Trade Bank & Trust Co
45
204
Trust—25
107
116
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
49
51
20
St.
Nat'l
.10
18
19%
67%
70%
&
Louis—
59%
63 V2
17
61%
65%
25
61
65
20
73
78
A—6.25
39%
41%
Bid
Ask
Lgt 3%s„1985
102 %
102%
Diego Gas & Elec 3%s_1985
101 y2
102 '/a
Boatmen's
St
Bank
National
Louis
San
Bank
Bank
National
Trust
Union
Co
Trust
214
-20
10
Pittsburgh—
Mercantile
48%
12.50
(N J)
County Bank & Trust Co
First
of
10
Bank
All P*i*lf*C——
Security-First Nat'l Bank
20%
-2
City—
National
I.AC
308
.25
Rye
Detroit-
of
33%
Bank
Freeport
P)
Jersey
41%
Trust
Manufacturers
(J
41
10
County
Meadow
Recent
Bonds—'
Atlas
Bait
Rid
Plywood 5%s
Francisco—
Bank
of
Amer N T & S
Elec
&
Burlington
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)—
1975
100
101
Pacific
1990
3%s
102
102%
San
99
99%
1985
k._
Indus—
Container
Power
Textron
4.25s
Consolidated Edison 3%s
&
American
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
1980
Rubber
Illinois
Bell
Inc
Island
Cons
Ford
113
General
Telephone
96
4.25%
1995
Lighting
104%
96%
101y2
3%s_1985
Gas 3y2s
98 y2
99
pfd__100
116%
118
5
60 y4
61%
50
59
59%
50
52
52%
preferred
1970
4.25s
Long
101%
110
1970
Tojep 3%s
101
1970
4s__
Detroit Steel 4%s
1971
5s
Stocks—
Corp of Amer—
3.30s
Davton
Lear,
Security Issues
1975
Gas
New
1980
Jersey ? H Tel 3%s—1995
Motor
Kaiser
105%
Co
Alum
4.75%
102%
103%
Reynolds
103
103%
Texas
103%
104%
Ohio
Edison
'%s_
1985
102
102%
Ohio
Power
%s
1985
103%
104%
&
common
Corp—
Chemical-
preferred
Metals 4.75
Eastern
49%
50 y4
100
Line
101%
102%
100
102%
103%
pfd
Transmission—
the
•No
2
142
28%
152
30%
pa>
alue.
tEx-co
tEx 2
a
4
_
83
5%
preferred
Transcontinental
4.90%
Gas
preferred
Pipe
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
31
5
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
64%
30%
S
109
Northern Trust Co
Connecticut
Hanover
59
Travelers
Fire
106
Bank
National
Harris
<fc
67
Haven)
76
5
Steam boiler
62%
Guaranty Trust Co
53
Marine
Surety Co
(New
Bank
National
Detroit—
Mich
10
stk divid)
50^
Paul
88
10
Indemnity
Peerless Casualty
83
Trust-_33 y3
Illinois
Continental
99
51%
Northwestern National Life
69%
_
Y
43%
47%
—
(Jacksonvlfle~Fla)~2%
Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire
Insurance
Hartford
93
41%
Casualty
Northern
124%
79
13%
2
_
_
_
43
25
67
12%
12.50
Northeastern
Ask
and Trust
Bank
Natl
44
_
River
46%
ZZZZ
42
X62
4
31
Fire
Fire—
4
American
Life
—20
N
37%
—5
Hampshire Fire
27
North
35%
—5
__
Union
5
Life
PaUs!°lU_r_anCe
Great
Fire
National
New
134
455
Manufacturers
57
126
440
—1
Casualty
99
t35
4
Fund
60%
Bank—
Square
125
10
Bid
39
Chicago—
City
Union
—20
35%
117
Life
28%
32%
„20
Phoenix
Fire
Fireman's
National
National
-10
C)
52
$5 par
(ex two-for-one
20%
st
div)
N
94
10
Co
Oo
Va
(Greensboro
26%
5
Casualty
split
119
35%
10
Assurance
29
Bank
Ins
33
J)ZZs
New
114
Life
Life Insurance Co of Va.
Camden Fire Ins Assn (N
Colonial Life Ins of Amer..
10
Columbian Nati Life Ins
Z_2
Forster
Standard
HO
39
30
Continental
30%
Bank
Natl
National
Franklin
28%
26
47
106
36
39
&
Jefferson
99.576
99.465
10
Par
Cleveland
Ask
45
Amer..5
North
of
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y —10
Co_5
*toiDloyees
Employees
Co
37%
5
Bid
5
Insurance
26%
J)__2%
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
American Re-insurance
5
American Surety
25
Crum
Par
Home
24%
Amer
Connecticut
Ask
lija
99.628
99.522
Companies
Albany, N. Y.—
State Bank of Albany
Mellon
35%
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity &
Casualty_5
Continental
10
Rochelle
Franklin
Morgan
2
American
Bankers
Companies
lo
American Automobile
conv
City
Westchester
of
Trust
ffc
York
New
First
of
$1.25
31%
180
7.07
Income
Bank
National
First
Shares.l
29
170
Fiduciary Trust Co—
Ex-100%
stock dividend
Value Line
Inc
99.686
Cleveland—
11.83
7.42
Science Fund
5
10
12.19
10.30
1
Y)
N
23%
Fund—1
Continental Fund
Street Investing
1956
3,
First
Plains
10.85
8.68
Accumulated
Tr__25
21%
7.94
United
Bk
Empire Trust
1
Inc
239
Exchange
12.32
Fund
231
63%
11.82
1
100
49 %
11.40
Investors—
York
61%
1
United
Wall
1956
99.614
99.564
99.508
99.455
-
Ask
47%'
of Boston—1
Investors Inc
Bid
12.50
9.61
_1
American Home Assurance
Amer Ins Co (Newark N
May 10, 1956
—10
8.89
Value
Investors
Insurance
May
99.810
Trust
a21.89
Canada
99.810
Chase Manhattan Bank
Bankers
1
9.69
Insurance
Agricultural
New
1.25
Fund—:
Shares
Income Fund
April 26,
York—
New
a35.63
Clark—
United
99.850
Bank & Trust
Clark
United
1956
99.794
7.02
1
Inc..1
•
Trust
1956
19,
28.42
1
&
12,
April
99.724
Stock
Fund
&
April
99.885
99.794
1956
99.920
Ask
99.762
99.710
99.670
April 5, 1956
99.956
99.913
99.838
1956
23,
Bid
99.749
1956
29,
14.43
28.14
Dollar ValoA
March
99.991
99.875
—_
1956
March 22,
1
Income
15,
99.989
Ask
99.951
1956
1956
*
Inc
-——
1956
1
8,
17.46
1
Boston
23,
March
2.50
Stock
1956
16,
February
March
Growth
Stevens
Bid
March
inc
Bills
Dollar Value
February
14.54
Inc
Fund
United States Treasury
30%
8.84
Inc
Ask
9-
Inc
Stevens
Line
Bid
Due
8-
Inc
Funds
Dated
Rate
1
of Canada
Amer
Ask
2.55%
14.12
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
Bid
7.96
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Due
.
12.20
lc
Growth
Haydock
Dated
7.28
United Funds Inc—
United
96
95.14
11.16
Tempieton Gwth Fund of Can.l
11.61
Railroad
shares
1900
1
fund
Sterling Investment
7.10
Railroad
95.26
95.8
1960
1,
1,
2.85 %
Inc
Fund
Oct.
99
2.80%
Television-Electronics Fund
3.29
equipment
Petroleum
1957
1957—
b3.00
1
(Geo)
Texas
1,
b2.95
14.54
9.75
April
l%s
96.12
1-56
13.28
8.90
1 %s
99.6
96.6
4-56
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
lc
lc
100.16
97.29
96.30
9-
13.33
shares
100.14
97.16
96.24
8-
40.00
Mining
l%s Oct.
100.20
97.27
1-55
12.08
9.61
99.24
97.10
1-55
37.50
12.27
l%s
100.18
12-
a29.01
9.23
1,
1959
1, 1959
99.30
—
1959
11-
& Farnham Fund—1
11.20
April
■99.28
1958
1958—
3 00%
Stein Roe
lc
15,
2.95%
State Street Investment Corp..*
shares—lc
Feb.
2%s June 15,
99.12
98.22
93.2
'
.1
Inc
Fund
Sovereign
1,
l7/as
1958
1,
99.2
98.16
2.60%
into
Fund
Southwestern
l%s Oct.
100
99.26
—
b2.30
Investors
Fund
Common
100.1
1957
b2.15
1
and
Fund
Selected
l%s April
1,
1
Trust
Rowe)
Scudder,
100.8
Oct.
1-56
3.41
Scudder
Fund
l%s
2-56
Fund
Fund
Scudder,
99.10
97.28
100
4-
Fund Inc
Puritan
ls/8s May
15,
1957
2s Aug. 15, 1957
99.30
Ask
3-
Series.
Mutual
(T
99
1-55
1956
Pioneer
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.16
15
point
a
Maturity—
2.30%
Series
American
Street
100.1
32nd» of
one or more
1-55
Ltd
Philadelphia
99.2
100.6
1
Merged with
Amer
Ask
100
Capital Fund
Series
100.3
1
American
Pacific
1956
1
Stock
Canada
North
98.28
l^sa
20,
1
Stock
York
Mortgage Assn—
20.
Nov.
6-
Series
England
New
Natl
2%s Jan.
7-
Series
Growth
Federal
98.28
2.30%
Series.
Stock
100.1
2.15%
6.77
shares
97.10
18.92
10.14
Bond
97.30
1960
1,
99.20
20.85
Series
Dividend
99.26
19.27
10.10
Institutional
June
97.28
98.8
17.50
9.25
Merchandising
2%s
—
1
Corp..
9.22
shares
1960
99.20
98.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
__1
Corn
Interest
6.17
bond
1,
100.6
1956
March
10.47
lc
administered
Feb.
97.20
97.2
40.72
9.52
lc
shares
1959
10.23
•
Inc..
Series..
Shareholders
8.03
Fund
shares—lc
Food
Fully
General
1,
Shares—
Putnam
10.09
11.03
Automobile
1
1
Fund
Investors
Balanced
77.61
Corp
Securities—
Group
May
98.16
Stock
—
National Security Series—
8.20
•
series
stock
Fundamental
7.74
1
stock
Preferred
7.12
Fund
Custodian
Common
1
of Boston
Mutual
Franklin
Inc_l
Growth
Life
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Bond
1,
l%s April
Invest
Nation
8.51
Fund
Industrial
Founders
das
16.48
2.63
20c
Eng—1
5
Inc
Fund
futures
7.08
'
Aug.
2%8
Inc
Preferred
Inc
2%s
99.30
1„ 195G
15, 1956
3.57
lc
Fund
Shares
1
Corp__1
Investment
Electronics
97.30
100.8
99.28
:
Notes—
15, 1956
9.00
Trust
...1
Fund—
1, 1958
100.5
100.2
34.37
beneficial
of
3.24
1956
22.
March
8.21
Mutual
12.08
9.95
1
Fund
Balanced
Nov.
Treasury
1, 1956
31.79
Mutual
11.02
Howard-
&
Baton
2%s
99.31
22, 1956
22, • 1956
Inc..10c
Investors
Mutual
June
Investors Trust-1
shares
11.75
Mass
National
Inc
lc
Bond
Massachusetts
10.68
.
—2.50
25c
Shares
Fund
shares
Massachusetts
Shares—
E
Series
Dividend
Dreyfus
100.8
99.30
l%s April
Industries
7.35
_
Diversified
100.5
Indebtedness—
March
l'/es
2s
shares
Petroleum
14.31
60.71
1
Fund—1
of
Certificates
2.64
6.72
Growth
Fund
Stock
16
Equipment shares.lc
14.17
60.10
_1
Fund.
Delaware
1958
Bid
June
Fund
Diversified
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
2%s
1
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
1957-55
May
99.20
1957
Maturity—
5.38
shares
1
1
Fund
Income
De Vegh Income
15
12.72
4.89
16.04
46%
11.64
lo
General
16.77
Investment Inc
Mutual
1
&43.46
Electrical
19.70
15.43
1
Inc
Western
1,
2%s
100.3
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Fund—*
Paper
18.13
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
Oct.
100.7
100
99.31
98-8
99.12
wi
3%s
1,
Special Investment shares— lc
12.33
1
Inc
Sayles
Automobile
9.83
1
Inc
Pond
25o
1
Managed Funds—
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite Fund
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc
21.50
11.34
Fund—
Lexington Trust Fund—
Loomis
1956—.—
4,
Sept
June
6.86
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
1
1
1
Inc
Commonwealth
l%s
100.4
1957
15,
11.14
6.26'
12.49
5.33
Fund
17,
1956
1956—.—.
9.87
19.30
11.55
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
26.17
24.21
Century Shares Trust
—1
16.69
15.43
Chemical Fund Inc—
—50o
Christiana Securities com—100 14,900 15 500 <?*,;
144
139
Preferred
100
Colonial
15.
13.79
S-4
1
Inc
Fund
California
Aug.
——
Feb
12.87
8.02
3s
17.56
(Income Com Stocks)
7.32
100.3
100.4
100.1
12.15
xll.82
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
100.1
21.17
5
Broad Street Invest
Bollock
1956
2.95s
15.76
*
Fund Inc
Corp
Ltd
.
16,
Central Bank tor Cooperatives—
2.35s June
1,
1956
4%
Inc
Green
Bowling
99.31
100.1
;
Ask
Bonds—
2%s
May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14. 1956
99.31
1956
1956
Sept.
6-2
Fund
Boston
Bid
100.2
Bank
Land
100.2
1956
16,
15,
15,
June
12.03
America
Tr of
Inv
Bond
April
2%s May
3s
4.13
1
Boston—1
Mutual
100
1956
15,
March
32nds of a point
more
or
Federal
2%s
10.51
lc
America.
3s
one
Ask
Banks—
Federal Home Loan
Net
1
Stc
t New
split.
x
"alue.
a.*-
k Admitt
b Bid
n.
or
'
•>
listing
—hnner"
yield price.
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
on
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 183
Number 5507... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
THE
COURSE
Bank clearings this week show
with
a
year
increase compared
an
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Feb.
11, clearings from all cities
the
of
be
2.5%
above
Our
year.
against
those
preliminary
the
totals
stand
at
States
week
in
At
loss for the week ended
Friday of
a
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1956
York
Boston
Kansas
St.
All
5.6
1st
597,469,821
4.4
2nd
days
five days__
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
331,015.198
8.2
6th
Atlanta
cities,
cities,
days
388,832,907
+
12.5
7th
Chicago
296,672,241
+
8.9
8th
St.
$18,474,328,316 $18,053,526,842
day
one
all
five
cities
course
753,070.894
for
of
week—
+
$19,227,399,210 $18,757,879,149
+
2.5
FOR LEADING
FOR
EIGHT
-Month of
1958
New
York-
5,387
1954
4,843
1953
1951
1950
1949
Bonds—
32,031
30,617
3,987
3,839
3,840
4,230
3,203
3,122
Foreign
2,579
2,759
2.350
2,424
1,741
Boston
\ 1,707
2,976
2,719
2,432
2,507
2,496
2,661
2,043
2,815
2,406
2,122
2,217
2,277
2,237
1,656
Railroad
1,985
San
1,685
Fran._
Cleveland
2,485
2,036
1,865
1,987
1,956
1,981
1,338
Dallas
2,036
1,783
1,669
1,672
1,557
1,502
1,118
1,093
Pittsburgh-
1,974
1,631
1,533
1,678
1,685
1,666
1,247
1,299
Kansas City
1,772
1,677
1,499
1,591
1,618
1,783
1,275
Stock
1,691
1,575
1,447
1,424
1,402
1,579
1,209
S.
&
Minneapolis
1,649
1,452
1,341
1,338
1,323
1,472
1,036
Houston
1,835
1,560
1,414
1,466
1,312
1,201
912
1,679
1,482
1,288
—
Atlanta
Baltimore
Richmond
1,130
1,378
1,388,'
1,314
1,020
1,534
1,367
1,207
1,257
1,194
1,190
979
1,102
1,072
1,046
975
1,091
763
859
775
692
762
703
684
540
-
870
768
738
770
706
710
537
780
716
739
727
660
533
834
739
634
678
703
726
483
>:
4.0
+
6.9
615,627,268
456,925,187
573,876,519
+
0.3
565,208,423
558,563,674
463,165,995
452,861,205
+
2.3
416,781,407
402,936,305
1,088,766,762
+
6.6
1,002,140,342
978,104,556
20,937,176,780
21,886,401,480
4.3
21,282,834,217
18,125,380,767
9,703,875,260
9,097,665,396
8,802,151,903
is
appended^ The
given below:
are
813
728
713
597
559
424
716
650
744
698
695
547
74,645,958
month
the
1954
590,252,188
406,090,345
'
—
7.5
+
|
of
January.
For
that month
there
1956
of clearings
aggregate
having
33,374,561
34,036,902
035,318 and
ment
68,000
government
4,559,900
7,355,700
13,970,000
6,911,600
$94,043,800
$101,100,000
$86,351,600
$80,398,800
of
an.
9.4%,
the
1955
aggregate
$103,595,-
been
$94,726,172,010.
In the
improve¬
an
6.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 10.3 %
$73,417,200
135,000
4,000
bonds
York
for
was
1953
$72,246,600
Stock
following:
in
the
Cleveland
the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 11.2%.
1954
74,645,953
1953
33,374,561
34,086,902
District
Reserve
there
is
la
expansion,
an
19.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 11.4% and
in the
Atlanta Reserve District of
Reserve District enjoys a gain of
serve
19.4%,
The Chicago
7.8%, the St. Louis Re¬
District of 8.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 12.1%.
1955
47,197,100
;
and
of
Exchange for the first month of 1953
1956
2nd New
January—
598
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
increase is
6.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District 14.8%
and in the
San Francisco Reserve District
13.7%.
3rd
Philadelphia
6th
—
16
—
-
599
549
421
438
10th
Kansas
688
702
745
505
487
11th
589
604
446
410
12th San
504
506
474
491
395
521
541
543
559 :
424
444
496
510
498
525
377
$
+10.3
2,989,615,166
3,070,371,432
6.4
44,161,237,496
40,654,5' 4,593
+
+ 11.2
4,643,001,386
4,878,924,746
"
5,421,816,494
+ 19.1
5,086,844,839
5,324.612,107
2,852,659,881
+ 11.4
2,505,318.060
2,662,225,37b
4,623,867,219
+ 19.4
4,133,277,564
4,373,010.399
"
9,634,953,721
3,190,779,016
8,939,707,234
+
7.8
"
2,945,457,924
+
8.3
2,735,692,146
2,768,134,615
"
2,529,707,879
2,256,794,248
+ 12.1
2,070,597,204
2,083,942,149
8,029,593,161
8,332,612,024
"
3,800,426,881
3,582,588,596
+
6.1
11
"
4,492,593,657
3,913,838,089
+
14.8
3,591,040,135
3,671,6(5,946
19
City
"
5,675,932,973
4,994,094,604
+ 13.7
4,343,439,420
4,629,706.717
14
Francisco
390
568
536
>
7
-
Dallas
593
3,292,159,954
46,747,234,946
5,155,952,821
$
16
Louis
674
3,631,538,912
1953
1954
or
Dec. %
31
St.
582
-
Inc.
3,177,361,982
5,522,265,972
"
Chicago
661
592
$
5,735,227,304
6,458,595,487
"
8
Minneapolis
685
"
—17
—
—
8th
658
"
15
Atlanta
743
615
1955
49,745,651,534
cities
11
Cleveland
7th
14
—
Richmond
Denver
Buffalo
1
$
„;
9th
Memphis
'
,
York
4th
605
667
544
■
We also furnish today a summary of the clearings
the
1956
372
760
610
,
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of
86,000
5th
870
Paul
865,499,554
1,193,572,295
+
$93,654,300
Omaha
St.
590,155,481
866,368,992
1,227,945,915
+ 14.3
664,665,987
477,912,288
Federal Reserve Districts
509
1,079
707
689,907,72?
9,672,708,82?
8.3
36,000
Month of
462
__
+
704,805,132
V-
+
$89,447,900
January
522
Portland
.
i
misc.
1st Boston
878
Birmingham
'
12,577,558,409
3.3
+
—13.1
1,328,573,826
691,285,105
510,980,852
;
•
1,160,926,513
1955
47,197,100
Month—
884
New
Jacksonville
1,064,329.245'
—Number of shares—
978
LouisvilleOrl'ns
$
$
•
1,113,26a,545
Month of January
to 1956 is indicated in the
/ 547
Seattle
•
597,822,254
760
_
;Y
:•
959
?
1,259
-
Cincinnati-
1953
1954
or
1,101,153,291
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
1,177
Louis-
Inc.
1,150,497,597
statement of transactions
Government-
New
the
Fran¬
1.5
Bank_
Total
in
San
8.i
f«
Exchange
1,350
St.
U.
1.383
_
the
+
;■
January in 1953 to 1956
International
2,918
York
/
5,048
4,027
0.3%,
of
in
New York Reserve District the totals show
1952
39,922
3,878
and
'
City
shares—
4,966
2,715
Detroit
York
1956
of
gain
a
2.3%
+ 14.7
t«
10
Stocks—
Number
of
Dec. %
1,103,423,648
1,439,164,837
110 cities
New
39,160
4,287
1955
575,497,269
Description—
JANUARY
show
totals
District
In the Kansas City Re¬
636,988,230
965,134,993
,
7
San Francisco
4,612
4,372
4,949
—
IN
January (000,000's omitted)-
47,789 45,004 42,599 39,081
Philadelphia
Chicago
1955
CITIES
the
Reserve
Minne¬
the
and
1,172,911,345
«•
6
results for
YEARS
District
serve
increase of
4.0%
cisco Reserve District of 6.6%.
H
—4
Dallas
the
an
apolis Reserve District of 6.9%.
Dallas
The Chicago
8.3%, the
by 14.3%.
Reserve District has to its credit
St. Louis Reserve
District of
10,427,605,654
i-rriruiBJix.
Our usual monthly detailed
on
and
1,179,913,011
City
New
by
1.5%
646,588,235
ft
17
.j.
Minneapolis
Outside
District
1,345,059,424
f«
10
——————
Total
bank
clearings at leading cities of the
country for the month of January in each of the last
eight years is shown in the subjoined statement:
BANK CLEARINGS
-
Louis
6.9
in the Atlanta Reserve
2.3
+
704,352,307
larger
are
1,275,624,962
11
__
_
Kansas
totals
758,977,727
c«
10th
the
12,585,819,587
ii
8.7
llth
District
784,001,455
2.5
0.5
Reserve
14.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
10,941,458,485
'■
5.6
14.0
land
••
11
336,300,000
+
(including this city) the totals record a
falling off of 13.1%, but in the Boston Reserve District
totals register an improvement of 3.3% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.1%. In the Cleve¬
the
'
335,754,124
—
District
$
521,589.794
$14,458,973,946 $14,531,765,302
4,015,354,370
3,521,761,540
located and from this it appears that in the New
are
York
1956
York
New
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
SUMMAR* ™ RANK CLEARINGS
4-
Boston
12th
all
The
1,037,000,000
9th
five
cities,
give the final
Federal Reserve Districts
437,609,420
cities
Total
3.0
323,177,358
Cleveland
Baltimore
Total
Week Ended Feb.
3.5
358,074,621
Pittsburgh
10
%
927,827,238
567,157,000
Francisco
to
having amounted to $20,937,176,780, against
$21,886,401,same week in 1955. Outside of this
city there
was an increase of
7.5%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having recorded a decrease of
13.7%. We group the
327,900,000
Louis
Other
able
are
country
$9,759,303,979
623,720,339
354,521,836
City
we
for the week previous — the week
ended Feb. 4.
For that week there was a
decrease of
4.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
1,095,000,000
•;
today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
at time of going to
press. Accordingly, in the above
present further below
955.605,829
Philadelphia
San
1955
by
week.
and complete results
$9,416,207,543
Chicago
next
them
480, in the
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week Ending Feb. 11—
New
furnish
42
CLEARINGS
covered
however, which
last
1955.
BANK
the last day of the week in all cases has to
be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
statement,
we
$19,227,399,210
week
same
cannot
able
clearings will
corresponding
$21,886,401,480 for the
this center there is
3.5%.
for
of
Saturday,
United
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
We
ends
the country, indicate that for the week ended
OF
Complete and exact details for the week
the foregoing will appear in our issue of
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
ago.
(813)
•
Total
179 cities
94,726,172,010
103,595,035,318
3,258,542,996
9.4
+
3,382,406,199
87,548,199.573
85,832,145,703
348
Washington
560
514
435
459
468
471
371
595
509
463
448
427
416
301
269
Nashville—
525
455
416
427
402
385
291
279
Tot.31 cities
95,593
87,572 81,164
79,325
78,335
80,080
62,153
New
York
City
—
55,805,699,461
60,346
49,721,888,548
+ 12.2
44,948,831,933
46,750,319,045
296
Milwaukee-
Outside
Other cities
8,002
7,154
6.384
6,507
6,036
6,044
4,714
84,371
86,124
66,867
46,201
34.835
34,313
Out. N.Y.C.
55,805
We
49,721 44,948 46,750
now
add
our
the clearings by months since Jan. 1,
MONTHLY
64,931
45.211
covers
4 585
all—103,595 94,726 87,548 85.832
Total
The following compilation
Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All
1956
January
$
103,595,035,318
detailed statement
showing the figures for each
city for the
Inc.
1955
$
Months—
1956
+
9.4
1955
$
or
Dec. %
94,726,172.010
month of January
1955:
1956 and
CLEARINGS
$
55,805,699,461
Inc.
49,721,888,548
+12.2
and the week ended Feb. 4 for four years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
1956
.
•'
,
1955
$
Maine—Bangor
River
2,976,841,818
—
„
Holyoke
8,054,769
Lowell
New
-
Bedford
+
•
5,588.886
$
$
Total (14 cities)
'
I..'. ..-.$
„
..
1953
$
2,663,789
2,605,823
21,087,564
5,201,969
+ 30.5
5,633,296
5,262,142
2,507,395,890
6,789,104
637,066,603
579,273,359
553,875,622
12,564,945
3,361,375
3,193,068
2,713,047
5,822,122
5,376,469
+25.0
+ 21.0
11,848,840
-
2,555,539
2,432,926,828
!
3,093,037
5,745,323
4,993,643
1,361,476
.
622,276,778
3,577,347
„•
■
1
J
+
—
2.4
6.0
-
.
17119,584
17019,423
+ 33.5
—17.1
3,314,592
3,197,234
4.6
10,889,825
+ 12.4
11,686,165
8,909,394
17042", 659
'
—
9.7
13,772,632
15,285,111
3,202,263
3,863,726
57,269,017
+
6.8
49,994,279
51,183,857
14,069,406
13,451,709
41,148,263
+
+18.5
38,144,982
39,351,029
10,562.415
9,397,401
6.8
161,709,972
157,601,975
45,150,534
48,060,843
6.1
44,093,393
40.426,550
."+33.4
68,026,924
69,085,308
26,835,108
18,899,512
+ 42.0
17,425,657
16,676,524
150,702,100
29,840,000
28,460,800
+
42,9987800
7,865,872
2,670,134
2,212,680
3,070,371,432
784,001,455
758,977,727
166,706,600,
156,138,586
16,752,700
143,893,300
11,867,631
10,400,167
+14.1
C,207,921
3,631,538,912
3,232,159,954
+ 10.3
2,939,615,166
8.0
144.660,353
8,368,136
17,238,600
140,203,100
82,524,491
20,279,200
125,805,100
26.304,300
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
1954
or
10,270,210
16,510,245
48,758,983
February 4-
Inc.
Dec. %
23,232,377
4.1
"+ 9.5
~~ +15.4
"+20.5
1955
1956
9,905,820
+24.7
" 2,719,156,072
'
14,404,320 "
"
6,683,634
$
110,072,691
Haven
Waterbury
New
10,655,835
1953
$
■
61,180,988
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
6,935,339
1954
or
14,913,622
Springfield
Worcester
New
16,628,525
Inc.
Dec. r/o
25,596,138
-
31,931,106
Massachusetts—Boston
r
$
11,089,440
Portland
-Fall
-Week Ended
Month of January
Clearings at—
~
+
+29.7
+11.4
i
—
4.8
25,2947709
+ 20.7
2,198,135
1,851.367
+
3,3
704,805,132
689,907,729
+
5.5
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Rew
York—Albany
_
Binghamton
(a)
+
20,279,355
.
134,852,579
24,300,1.62
23 041,912
24.447,356
22.517.371
—31.6
5,420,430
4.479,453
2.7
117,082,689
109,939,690
+ 12.3
2,535,288
18,939,652
19,313,593
3,909,775
5,713,044
536,957,859
+14.6
496,614,399
510,972,618
120,054,384
124,664,231
12,055,327
+ 41.2
11,162,178
13,629,566
3.040,661
2,708,692
+ 27.0
9,518,906
11,696,400
2,835.717
2,115,256
+ 34.1
2,377,030
1.918,815
6.2
42,599,307,640
39,081.826,658
10,509,571,126
12,182,526,220
—13.7
12,185,168.821
9,323.228,864
+ 23.3
133,371,023
126,634,634
45,905.833
36,626,979
+ 25.3
37,832,013
30,458,754
13,669,970
45,004,283,462
179,262.420
Evracuse
10,760,740
47,789,335,857
York
Rochester
145.425,229
99,188,950
90,621,385
—
+
—r-
9.5
+
2,463.069
New
Jersey.
Total (12 cities)
25,332,312
24,616,093
+
2.9
23.850,915
22,494,054
23,659,946
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
171,415,616
17,018,208
Elmira
Jamestown
New
185,118,233
615,139,275
Buffalo
17,259,249
+ 37.1
16,784,164
15,789,135
122,906,611
113,799,387
+
8.0
101,042,455
92,095.982
*37.500,000
34,067*535
+io~I
30,101,226
20,816,803
325,734,409
297,055,109
+
9.7
261,651,353
255,471,058
75.273,379
74,169,066
+
1.5
70.496,902
66.709,429
374,617,655
327.321,728
+ 14.4
281,142,910
308,157,790
85,735,136
75,570,559
+ 13.5
78,245,739
67,682,515
49,745,651,534
46,747,234,946
6.4
44,161,237,496
40,654,594,593
10,941,458,485
12,585,819,587
—13.1
12,577,558,409
9,672.708,820
+
+
86,982,463
84,154,580
cr
Dec. </r
.J)
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(814)
:v
Clearlnjc* at—
Inc, or
1954
$
$
Third Federal Reserve
——-Week Ended
-Month ol January-
1955
195G
Dec. rJo
$
1953
1955
1956
$
Monday, February 13, 1956
February 41953
1354
Inc. or
$
Dec. 'fa
$
$
.-..
District—Philadelphia—
7,226,545
Pennsylvania—Altoona_.
—24.0
6,520,452
1,458,249
1,553,211
Bethlehem
8,842,236
7 ,499,644
+ 17.9
7,150,651
7.008.824
2,211,829
fi,ii8,972;
Chester
8,398,738
7 ,311,620
+
14.9
7,064,191
6,884,829
1,925,251
41,784,878
35 ,956,517
+ 16.2
21 ,548,292
6,159,034
5 ,111,373
5,387,000,000
4,343, 000,000
1 200.116
30,155,480
19,485,890
28,363,832
19,574,332
——.——.—
Harrlsburg
—
Lancaster
—
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
—,
13,844,621
York
5,052.510
4,612,000,000
1+10.7
'+ 12.3
14,390,434
14,960,748
26,342,989
28,997,482
6,155,234
0.1
15,681,644
12,742,125
*4,200,000
32,525,504
27,402,561
6,881,499
31 663,160
Delaware—Wilmington..
New Jersey—Trenton
—
•
5.2
+
2, 095,424
6,658*398
81,553,381
—
5, 847,732
-
7.1
1,206;00070"0"0
1,343.694
1,779,186
1,843,752
+"¥.7
4,902,521
4,6327895
"7.7
1,044,000,000
i,oi27oo¥555
5.4.77
'
,
+
3,574,781
+
3.045.000
3,394,218
23.4
6.449.516
r
0.2
5.881,188
3,864,543
;
+
8.7
3.347,906
6,248,576
+
10.1
7,300,298
3,028,621
6.073,4ol
+ 10.7
1473947464
1376737318
6.170,311
.
,
—
-
1.124,427
1,051,367
+ 13.9
5,266,560
6,946,736
71, 785,498
+
13.6
57,213,256
57,125,488
187103,220
54, 689,495
+
23.7
44,803,614
42,925,419
19,594,280
5,735,227,304
Total (15 cities)
1,449,470
142070"00,000
4,411.857
67,667,819
—
f
1,317,666
+
—
5,021,868
4,372,000.000
6.1
+ 57.7
1,826,804
4,3077638
,
4,68~3~543
18,971,123
20.5
+
14, 999,976
1,945,625
Bois
Hazleton
9.6
6,657,636
+ 11.2
27, 913,723
33,303,715
Wllkes-Barre
—
17, 022,492
31,356,424
*15,000,000
Scranton
Du
9 ,507,875
5,155,952,821
+ 11.2
4,643,001,386
4,878,924,746
1,275,624,962
■'
*
167747,530
14,900.640 * +*■
1,*179,913,Oil
,
13,386,341
11.037.387
1,101,153,291
1,0-4,329,245
•
8.1
+
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
52,082,471
1,259,246,464
42,477,186
+ 22.6
37,932,703
10,816,802
Cincinnati
1,102,603,303
+ 14.2
1,072,393,817
1,046,135,29G
260,246,617
Cleveland
2,485,517,653
2,036,350,850
+ 22.1
1,865,392,851
1,987,636,137
529,934,445 >
Columbus
238,963,300
+18.9
191,998,800
181,654,300
Hamilton
13,506,390
_
201,018,100
i
t
35,719,166
54,071,900
'
,"10,351,779
•
7,401,402
Mansfield
+
45,091,929'""
39,272,392
30,5
*
—12.9
Youngstown
61,016,660
44,685,843
+
Newark
37,651,847
30,645,875
+ 22.9
161,711,425
140,235,347
+ 15.3
4,790,881
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Oreensburg
Pittsburgh +.
4,240,985
+
■■
4J7.414.975
48,439,300
52,109,900
42,288,500
i
'
TTinr
J
-
--ui
31,780,728
8,249,959
5,423,859
8.742,046
6,622,759
43,305,430
14,887,061
11,101,547
10,270,883
10,298,804
30,816,662
128,884,597
31,896.602
392,085,915
437,391,283
1,150,497,597
1,113,250,545
2,452,535
-
)
131,128,613
3,707,609 r"
3,787,546
+ 15.2
+ 21.1
1,533,298,123
21,612,653
r
8.4°4 280
230.809,884
39,517,398
|
2,639,392
37,003,396
.
'
-r-
5,850,064
3,039,843
1,631,255,997
32,847,617
9,610,640
9,729.597
243,593,353
433,905,903
43,687,998
36.5
13.0
-
5,310,703
1,974,709,985
23,665,234
Erie
9,946,139
31.8
5,515,873
'*
10,490.263
255,571,355
449.406,876
,
r
>
_
2,526.116-
-
1,678,798.901
+
12.7
28,534,577
+
9.5
23.890,777
50,989,363
+19.0
-
-
;
23.543.669
—23.2
392,478,145
466,852,640
56,990,299
29,837,901
""
Oil
City
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
41,016,144
_
Total (17 cities)
53,399,540
*18,000,000
16,744,225
+
7.5
20,223,787
22,277,093
6,458,595,487
West
5,421,816,494
+
19.1
5,036,844,839
5,324,612,107
1,345,059,424
1,172,911,345
■
>
V "
+14.7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond'
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
17,877,952
Columbia
District
16,238,928
18,615,084
+ 13.3
71,721,000
79,593,000
20,819,000
19,524,000
775,055,538
+ 10.9
692,113,647
762 999,260
174,061,148
,172,836.035
34,577,139
—
29,715,891
+ 16.4
68,661,201
58,682,634
+ 17.0
52,707.414
1,367,554,441
+ 12.2
1,207,117,711
1,257,174,577
4,528,213
+ 12.3
4,658,512
4,062,970
v
4,383,875
7.3
—
3,721,513
6.6
16,441,000
18.834,000
+
0.7
169,091,054
167,522.242
5.807,640
_
_
25,558,051
25,934,443
7,600,820
+ 16.7*
6,515,401
325,273,599
3.774.746
-
+
•
53.091,676
1,534,415,455
5,084,368
_
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
0.8
34,953,000
859,730,516
South Carolina—Charleston
18,012,013
96,273,000
__
Richmond
316,781,423
—
5,4.90,738
5,701,249
—
—
2.7
+
_
296,905,304
,1
287,127.781
•
'
of
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
560,742,351
514,158,151
,
3,177,361,982
2,852,659,881
9.1
435,202,797
459,009,696
114,770,698
116,947,496
+ 11.4
2,505,318,060
2,062,225,376
646,588,235
636,988,230
+
-■*
1.9
105,962,134
107.405,974
+
1.5
597,822,254
590,155,431
+
4.0
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
124,539,799
123,725,176
0.7
+
134,673,258
127,161,519
26,879,921:
27,953,024
+ 15.4
416,815,552
427,156,366
143,182,849
112,771,690
+27.0
83,397,898
90.010.643
+ 13.3
337,000,000
307.500,000
+
9.6
287,800,000
283.200,000
28,030,082
1,288,600,000
21,221,772
1,378,300,000
27,146,412
31,855,962
6,338,947
7,444,859
—14,9
5,279,205
6,813,603
6,054"039
5,~9¥4~92i
+
1~2
¥315,849
4r37~2~423
Columbus
—
3.2
27,502,562
24,520,061
+ 12.2
21,498,016
26,906,542
+
7.2
19,207,853
19,404,931
Tampa
813,068,506
86,919,076
Alabama—Birmingham
870,876,385
+ 32.6
728,781,098
713,487,925
57,740,803
iV-
"
+ 50.5
52,957,967
+ 30.4
598,758,615
221,986,737
174,339,848
+
27.3
153,623,578
150;794.751
4-79.7
124.916V226
15L678~357
11,714,642
707,625,695
165,420,598
10,541,716
11.1
8,837,475
8,429.895
Mobile
61,669,430
46,574,815
+ 32.4
39,222,160
24,610,956
+ 12.6
20,173,471
20,375,234
27,585,000
23,311,000
+ 18.3
21,367,000
22,334,000
11.8
44,199,924
-
39,886,034
27,701,735
59,617,860
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
C4,294,759
57,499,078
Meridian
9,251,637
7,705,546
+ 20.1
6,872,431
Vicksburg
3,206,904
2,679,977
+ 19.7
2,446,807
2,727,249
667,005
780,464,522
+ 12.5
716,431,640
739,065,766
183,105,807
168.271,029
5,522,265,972
4,623,867,219
+ 19.4
4,133,277,564
1,103,423,648
2,424,834
+
60*6,251
878,351,609
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Total
(16 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
10,239,003
41,081,180
97,624,851
76,031,962
+ 28.4
65,640,105
60,771,641
19,560,797
15,813,6^9
+ 23.7
14,343,733
43,457,786
39,707,766
+
9.4
38,452,475
34,209,543
20,778,096
18,679,559
+ 11.2
18,698,912
12,423,049
+ 10.8
11,693,038
52,496,425
Terre Haute
10,071,498
9,023,289
7.0
2,579,049,357
2,927,419
—17.2
2,864,356
2,723,835
16,303,172
+ 21.4
14.980,925
13,771,733
9.4
8,244,544
8,137,944
2,759,779,224
+ 10.7
32,396,593
30,663,830
—
19,791,468
i
12,992,668
11,876,010
+ 27.2
11,734,005
9,148,941
+ 28.3
76,617,649
80,393,137
+ 11.2
302,015,376
299,032,428
82,141,000
74,622,000
'""'+10.1
75,041,000
37,820.903
+ 16.5
35,916,807
40,437,437
9,823,562-
8,677,387
+13.2
8.096,762
14,317,352
+ 17.3
33,937,511
+ 18.7
+ 16.8
463,572,980
36,942,047
29,697,196
509.942,233
12,081,074
2,031,359
3,562,794
14,198,126
•
:
15,201,719
3,778,681
3,831,048
-
448,302,219
+ 15.5
5,950,141
+ 20.2
10,557,454
10.422,059
1,789,481
+ 13.5
1.483,353
1,873,051
121,150,680
■
Bloomington
Chicago
f--~
:
•
^
'
•-
3,348,579
+
6.4
+
9.1
22,005,092
21,808,607
6.101,563
5.301,790
+
2.0
158,583,110
159,102,854
43,157.884
42.340.474
71,770,894
—13.9
67,119,472
66,124,671
13,799,405
15,426.076
3,119,300
12,444,403
10,272,921
4,287,584,689
3,001,101
4.7
3,380,511
4.716,332
40,742,827
40.C93.178
15,692,689
13.633,603
+ 15.1
+
2,959,685
+ 21.1
9,553,015
9,223,210
0.2
7,338,697
6,390,008
1,561,976
1,426.259
+ 15.4
3,878,551,711
4,027,155,204
1,064.206,298
983,112.115
+
+
-
_
1
1
.
24,224,654
+ 14.5
22,210,151
17,747,917
7,559,698
5,259,539
56,719,708
+ 21.9
54,374,503
53,314,031
14,136,404
13.404.204
36,335,101
+ 15.0
33,969,862
38,314,800
9,910.226
27,903,828
22,920,508
+ 21.7
22,045,722
20.016,059
3,109,112
Total (31 cities)
4.906,879
1.9
—10.6
•
41,792,766
Springfield
Eterling
—
3,088,834
27,742,608
Rockford
mm- —
.
"-m:-
25,161,600
4,949,916,397
"■
'
+ •
69,148,737
-
Peoria
3.206,488
106,845,405
'
136,643,908
7,470,849
3,551,477
'•
7.4
A
.
27,441,802
7,482,316
8 574.028
'
.'i--'-
3,265,844
Ames
Elinois—Aurora
+
6.557,783
10,049,939
130,121,565
61,823,105
Eloux City
•
69.629,003 <
113,243,066
1.4
—
v
-
27,454,035
+
6,568,939
J
10.992,430
8.051,616
'
190,360,457
Rapids
Moines
+
r-'
+ 23.6
34,843,725
— ——
—
1
41,258,114
7,585,040
_
-
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
*
85,258,512
595,505,655
-
VWatertown
Decatur
865,459,554
327,979,236
16,797,764
Sheboygan
+ 18.2
—
40,342,811
.
866,368,992
44,045,087
Wisconsin—Madison
i
+ 14.3
364,840,024
-
—
t Milwaukee
( Oshkosh
156.097,199
965,134,993
105,367,064
—
Bend
174,413.495
11,369,779
Z
_
n **¥53557
703.247
8.8
19,018,930
13,766,218
Gary
Indianapolis
'+
13,055,452
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
Des
4,373,010,399 "
2,918,577,000
Rapids
Indiana—Fort Wayne
+T0.O
1
12,103,622
Jackson-
South
7,667,180
2,715,118,000
45,457,273
Detroit"
Flint
Grand
+
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
.
142.905,165
„
52,832,280
667,749,020
Montgomery
-
:
23,512,398
28,856,995
1,079,405,328
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
>
21,325.707
23,082,019
455,781,135
1,482,700,000
Augusta
:
,
525,758,251
1,679,200,000
___
Cceorgla—Atlanta
2,608,580
+ 19.2
2,261,646
8,939,707,234
7.8
8,029,593,161
+
+
•
+
9.5
1,632,052
1.424.362
8.2
898,625.891
878.194.558
2,858,541
9,634,953,721
+
+
-
+43.7
5,739.187
4.020.227
5.5
13,719,508
14.0^8.833
8,171.371
+ 21.3
7,499,167
9.174 558
5,923,602
5,595,341
+
5.9
5,313,969
4.360,726
8,332,612,024
1,439,164,837
1,328,573,826
+
8.3
1,227,945,915
1,193,572.295
+
4.7
332,800,000
320,700,000
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville.
Qulncy
Total
(7
cities)
1,691,983,455
1,575;006,220
17,869,452
16,900,800
3,502,366
2,880,648
870,430,696
5)2,899,957
768,885,207
2.638,140
2,859,880
11,454,950
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville^
10,242,227
3,190,779,016
2,945,457,924
568,682,942
7.4
1,447,188,173
1,424,880,588
360,200,000
344,000,000
5.7
14,473,101
U6.095.885
+ 21.6
2,437,256
+ 13.2
208,195,708
207,448,706
+
¥¥
169.83^,600
154.553 733
120,452,744
110,907,154
+
' 8.6
110,582,717
112.374,102
2T310T27"
+
"5.5"
6£i»§£5,937
+
738,178,398
2,397,524
770,730,108
4.3
521,426,193
541.520,068
7.8
2,625.497
2,056.376
+ 11.8
9,363,528
10,453,466
8.3
2,735,692,146
2,768,134,015
+
—
+
2~436+i5~3"
691,285,105
4.0
2+04.951"
2,624,353
615,627,268
590,252,183
Volume 183
Number 5507
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(815)
-Month of January-
Clearings at—
'
1956
r
1955
■*
-Week Ended February 41954
Inc. or
1953
'
s
Ninth Federal Reserve
Dec.
••
$
%
1956
$
•
31,929,360
+ 24.7
28,061,097
30,745,732
8,870,897
6,807,470
+ 30.3
6,773,328
1,452,621,081
+ 13.5
1,341,510,731
1,338,684,494
345,413,758
321,324,359
+
7.5
10,395,089
307,192,681
8,711,990
+ 19.3
7,596,381
270,657,742
9,321,236
7,287,567
610,172,280
544,127,364
+ 12.1
504,678,427
506,003,776
128,~481~,265
I2I/743",768
+
4.633,234
~5.5
4,023,525
+ 15.3
11574~7~77092
3,741,229
3,859,524
100,"1*357739
1,436,237
1,687,888
—14.9
1,219,869
40,402,451
37,802,122
+
6.9
32,245,717
7^859,0~80"
87226010"
—"4.~5~
5,833,000
.5,763,000
77663,506"
+
1,295,176
36,583,645
5,194,000
7,~3~2~9~404
7,359,263
6,435,017
18,034,564
18,428,955
3~93UT4~
3792l7o~6~2"
+"~673~
37220,993
3,~2~3~5,004
Winona
Fergus
Falls
Dakota—Fargo_
Grand
.«
Forks
Mlnot'
South
1—
J
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
"
31.831,798
__
Huron.
Falls
v
19,666,126
Helena
Lewistown
Tenth Federal Reserve tttstrfet-^-Kinsas
•Nebraska—Fremont
7
^
4
•
-
*
-■
40,809,292
+
661,696,233
5,0487489
'4,359,108
13~451~231
117176,596
+~2o".4
11^549,098
12/7767967
456,925,187
406,090,345
3,090,315
8.2
—
+
,
—
3,346,519
■
,
•v-
130,836,595
(
.
—
2,571,610
5,166,672
—
4,233,715
*
';Vr:;v;
7.7
+
'
+ 14.3
+
5.6
2.2
-
+
3.8
252,925.335
28.984,5*4
24,994,234
+ 16.0
743,108,196
685,559,24i
Pueblo
4,407,481
1,591,667,935
55,707,817
;;
.
227,903,292
X.
-
'
>+15,046,963
3,800,426,881
3,582,588,596
V
13,342,184
3,258,542,996
+
11,711,869
,
mmmmv-wm — T
6,023,262
3,382,406,199
-
23,078,634
8,328,883
25,818,961
/
344,3~3~47330
4.0
—
7.2
361,395,033
10,870,107
:
14,122,167
6.1
10,346,965
5.6
—
"
T5.800.756
582,184,116
+
+ 29.5
:
27,710,^1
375,762,212
,
*
■
8.4
593,547,087
.
9,097,063
J;
3,193,105
226,875,179
; —
+
142,008,399
—
55,593,169
4,214,237
(a)
(A)\> ;
Vftal '14 cities)
4,426,006
'■/:,+15.8
-
.
.-
26,162,627
<
735,009
9,093,574
154,811,266
.
97,034,915
-V
1,057,787
'•■■■
;•
11,785,684
94,209,548
•
+
699,126
11,439,666.
5.3-
—
'
38,819,531 /
4
4.274,430
292,786,982
Denver
3,089,141
140,964,542 'X
2,615,665
-
1,105,354
0.2
+
—37.5
>5,095,628
-
38,659,909
...
56,343,545
<
•
2,815,880
X 2,601,635
—15.6
903,759
v
'
-
133,519,774
-
1,499,061,967
9.3
1,677,784.999
-
Springs
6.9
+
1,232,108
905,185
9.429,064
688,930,788
-A
+ 27.6
4.-137.911
Colorado—Colorado
477,912,288
'.. 1,039,354
.42,231,483-
674,051,620
-•
57,604,809
.
510,980,852
4,277,792 / X.
40,084,107
0.5
1,772,287,758
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
1,748,693
2,083,942,149
—
3.8'.
—16.3
-
42,652,861
119,699,676
5,907.842.
Kansas City.
St. Joseph
1,579,831
2,070,597,204
.
54.425.022
+
2.0
—
2,151,549
1
-Missouri—Joplin
•j
—36.9
57,361,517
!
658,071,218
Wichita
2
I'-IU,923
49,011,169
City—
/
Parsons
.Toptka
.
21,261,546
17,350,869
2~97~3~507
17,443,949
+
4,763,449
Kansas—Manhattan..
.
21,257,459
+ 12.1
42,382,937
;
3,579,930
1.6
.
Omaha
31,070,360
8.5
+
.2,256,794,248
4,371,203
Hastings
.Lincoln
1.6
5.7
—
1,832,306
2,529,707,879
16,236,205
5,242,217
18,338,797
29,329,995
3,654,601
—14.6
58,623,946
1,868,204
Total (16 cities)
y,
2.0
—
23,015,020'
57,661,036
'
5,072,995
—
25,130,234
>
4,567,000
—
4,199,643
••
27,270,827
1.2
+ 13.5
32,412,797
3.959,551
.Montana—Billings
Great
$
'
1
w
39,812,183
Paul
North
1953
$
1,649,286,976
Minneapolis
Rochester
Et.
1954
or
Dec. Ve
$
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Dulutb—
.
Inc.
1955
$
.
-y
51
1
/'
''
— —
''
4.5
+
11,234,192
■
'
5,765,856
353,6~667604
■/■
12,155,828
m—mmmmmmm'
3,795,999
3.530,633
______
;-V(a)
'■
.
575,497,269
3~441,~2~55"
--
< a)
573,876,519
0.3
+
37o~8"9~,632
565,208,423
558,563,674
i'V-a^A^A:
>'•
?■ Eleventh FeieraS Reserve District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
•j
DallasEl
;
/,
•_
Paso
,+
/
7.5
+15.3-'-
-37,064,611.
/;/
40,240,664
22,329,863
10,144,343
1,672,146,371
11,758,117
387~8~0~7"929
380^297",509
•
8.9
144,908,418
144,694,769
34Tl~4"688
32~47~4~485
29,234,000
+ 14.6
29,704,000
30,222,000
7,422,000
7,871,582
1,560,744,247
+ 17.6
1,414,277,008
8,291,268
2*.0
354,186" 193
34^469,450
5*.l
9^010" 05 7
30,121,963
7,222,267
7,130,000
1,466,546,820
8.888,767
7,524,167
+ 18.1
7,616,372
8,907,958
27,123,641
27,203,841
Wichita Fails
32,102,052
v+« 3.$ >>+
174,245,148
--
^
194,203,811
28,921,150
+ 11.0
7~32l",774
8,503,056
+ 20.4
6,624,859
8,373,595
65,956,417
+ 18.1
57,395,929
53,300,376
1G"3~5"5~261
14^3(32,058
4,492,593,657
3,913,838,089
+ 14.8
3,591,040,135
3,671,605,946
463,165,995
452,861,205
2
5.7
—
6,"l57,454
7,062,626
77,907,249
Tex&rkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
cities).
9,134,330
+
+
160,271,968
1,835,448,922
(11
—13.7
25,765,741
•1",669;750,086
•
201,904,801
Arthur
total
23,787.641
1,783,948,396
33,491,000
Houston.
;
::
*
174,570,080
Galveston...
Port
27,424,872v
209,544,522
___
Ft. Worth.:
—
• •■'
r v
;../44,432,886
■
-.
2,036,878,382:
...
'
,7
47,834,755
18~9
5,560,215
ir69"7~128
+ 14.4
11~668~,345
11/226^496
2.3
416,781,407
402,936,305
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
v
-
7.055,758
dst^s.
——
Oregon—Eugene^-...
40,973,158
15,354,000
Portland.-
i—.
CJtah—OgdeUi^v--
v
v-
;£=/
Arizona—Phoenix
+
716,638,599
393/324;.8 <1
+
23,491,802
—
+
.
•'-*
5.7
173,660,893
49,635,303
39,173,279
104,048,015
i-?+8v891,162
Modesto
28,812,105
84,000,°58
71,814,939
Riverside
21,729,549
19,194,586
2,815.410,119
2,406,182,494
134,752,725
24,400,629
62,482,795
-
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
115,266 132
r
Barbara
Total
X
i
*
22,432,726
72,527,678
14,509,637
16,397,601
16,895,570
2,217,991,020
643,884,493
604,801,041
75,195,679
25,848,518
17,967,179
+ 17.0
+ 13.2
'
•v
+ 17.0
83,361 583
to
14,031,190
2,122 420,432
+ 38.3
i
68,309,025
•
•
-i-
EXCHANGE
1,160,926,513
1,088,766,762
6.6
21,886,401,480
4.3
21,282,834,217
18,125,380,767
+12.2
44,948,831,933
46,750,319,045
10,427,605,654
9,703,375,260
2.5
9,097,665,396
8,802,151,903
CERTIFIED
Unit
BY
Noon
record
a
FEDERAL
3,
195G
TO
+
>
24.104,469
25,788,579
6,218,288
5,765,706
44,520,613
9,567,163
9,983,146
franc
dollar
Rate
for
Cable
BANK
9,
TO
TREASURY
1956,
Transfers
$
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
In
New
$
Monday
Feb. 6
.328200
Tuesday
*
1
York
(Value
in
Money)
.0199910
Netherlands,
guilder
pound
Zealand,
•
Fhilippine Islands,
peso
franc
South
Africa,
pound
.233350
pound
sterling
-(Temporarily omitted.
.0200000
.0199973
.328233
.328233
1.000937
.210200
.210200
.210200
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00235562
.00285500
.00285562
.237168*
.237168*
.237168*
.237168*
-
<
.328200
I
1.000781
.216200
.210200
.210200
2.806250
2.8066p6
2.806562
2.806354
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261300
•*
-
.261307
.261256
.261300
2.773465
2.778877
2.773774
2.778568
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
+
7.8
5,324,741
5.809,988
4.2
10,025.154
9,271,854
1,002,140,342,
978,104,586
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
System, in leading cities
changes for the week
ended Feb. 1: Decreases of $307 million in holdings of
Treasury bills and $1,128 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and an increase of $604 million in United
States Government deposits.
banks
shows
of
the
the
Federal Reserve
following
principal
tricts
and
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349C00
.0349009
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233359
.233350
2.795765
2.795765
2.796,80
2.796077
2.795869
2.806250"
2.806250
2.806696
2.306562
2.806339
-
decreased
in
the
others, resulting in a net
reporting member banks;
principal changes were increases of $40 million in
New York City and $25 million in the San Francisco
District, and a decrease of $14 million in the Philadel¬
phia District. Changes according to industry appear in
another press release. Loans for purchasing or carrying
of $44 million at all
the
United States Government and other securities increased
$96 million.
$263 million in
seven other
districts.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebted¬
ness
decreased $122 million at all reporting member
banks. Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $78 million,
of which $68 million was in New York City. Holdings of
United States Government bonds decreased $146 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills
New York
decreased
City and by smaller amounts in
.140080*
.496766*
~
;
Kingdom,
.0385802*
.0385802*
.193330*
.0349009
krona
t
2.236138
.210166
;
-
.496766*
escudo
•Nominal.
.140080*
t
2.236304
.00285500
-
.261281
2.778465
krone..
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
'
.00285535
.08005r0
Thursday
Wednesday
1.000937
.210165
2.806250
peso
.0199393
.328200
,
1.000937
.237188*
.0385802*
$
$
•
,
.210166
rupee
2.236387
.0385802•
.004:5401*
Ireland, .pound
t
2.236055
.210166
markka
Feb. 7
t
■
1.000781
rupee
of
+
—
Commercial and industrial loans increased in five dis¬
Buying
.0200035
Malayan
(Metropolitan), franc..,
Germany, Deutsche mark
United
-
Condition Sfalement of Member Banks
for the week just passed.
RESERVE
FEBRUARY
.0385302*,
.
France
Union
15,647,599
20,937,176,780
We give below
RATES
dollar
Switzerland,
17,563,644
4,629,706,717
2.236055
Malaysia.
Sweden,
529,817,825
85,832,145,703
t
schilling
Fortugal.
+ 43.9
'*
4,343,439,420
Feb. 3
New
15,967,925
.'
87,548,199,573
Friday
Ncrway,
550.010,461
9.4
49,721,888,548
Argentina, peso.
Australia, pound
India,
14,223,681
+' 6.5
X +13.7
-94,726,172 010
$
Mexico,
■'■
2.9
.4,994,094,604
-
\
38,966,910
•
increase
Finland,
At
—
—
—
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Country and Monetary
Ceylon,
18,553,278
+ 14.3
FEBRUARY
British
^
"
h/-' "'x
the requirement
countries of the world.
Belgium,
20,037,790
Clearings operations discontinued.
Pursuant
Canada,
7.1
+ 11.3
J03,595,035,318
certifies daily to the
Austria,
4*
'
+ 14.9
+
Foreign Exchange Rates
•,
.•„,__L_
24,021,622
27,831,594
-55,305.699,431
(at
FOREIGN
64,720,136
•
——
—4..i.
45,439,618
5,675.932,973
cities)
(179
York
New
♦Estimated,
150,964,097
■
50,565,633
_—
Total (19 cities)_.
Outside
70.107,861
31,870,439
Stockton
Grand
138,377,644
—
84,731,557
22,681,968
7.0
1,4
+
32,939.614
86,333,552
2.7
~
■*
76,306,147
46,570,079
34.077,520
4,117,553
'*+
77,358,220
117,855,288
45,498.-250
+ 15.3
25,072,317
Pasadena
+
i
160,399.838
18,182,049
•.•
163.234,331
4,681,748
••"."■
-
171,555,729
359.054,396
'
171,787.618
+
■
.
:f
7.4
11.0
168,781,591
5,433,818
'■>"
10,658,000
744,632,491
+ 14.4
Beach
•
37,622,957 4'-;
8,437,000
••
•
4.833,721
...f-1:517,423,850
-
+ 21.5
56.836,224
40,217,754
181,241,158
17.543,654
650 368,510
-«+%
2.5
__
678.695,666
-
36,854.972
,.
6.1
;;
'
—
5,887,131
634,003,062
-
.19,504,139
0.5
119,995,497
*
6.432,839
-v*'»
3.1
+ 19.2
i
•.'.'-'383,688.949
-
9.0
12.9
211,016,712
,
Berkeley
-
+
—
•'•„
California—Bakersfield
.
—
12,878,000
750,394,915
22,149,533
iu:'
:-•
'/■... Salt Lake-—
Long
23,782.949
44.466.428
.
739,370.962
23,042,354
Idaho—Bohse
7.755,514
834,423,942
—:
Yakima
.233350
Demand
deposits
adjusted
decreased
$491
million in
the
Chicago District, $130 million in the San Francisco
District, $111 million in New York City, $63 million in
the St. Louis District, and by smaller amounts in all of
the other districts. Time deposits decreased $47 million.
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52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(816)
Company and Issue—
$111
$103 million and borrowings from others decreased
Loans to banks decreased $125 million.
A
of
summary
member
liabilities
and
assets
Community
reporting
of
1st
Increase ( + ) or
adjusted'
Commercial
U.
44)
Si
570
+
2,625
+
96
1,302
+
10,197
+
28.822
—
—
loans
—
securities—total
bills
Treasury
certificates
Treasury
notes
Reserves
with
Cash
Federal
Reserve
Match
Steel
—1.853
S.
Interbank
Co.,
+
135
—
76
1,676
deposits-
"Exclusive
-tPrior
32
+
103
Mar
to
$Oct.
items
loan
week
1955
5,
$318
and
$2/4
the
banks
to
loans
and
are
ended
Jan.
$25
millions,
713
J2362
12-year
112
Baltimore
agricultural
1936,
4,
loans
and
1st
,/
and industrial
"other" loans
commercial
estate1 loans
real
33/4%
&
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Bangor
Mills,
Inc.,
Mills,
General
Outdoor
Granite
City Steel
1956
1956
Total
R.
gold
notes
Other
reserves.
certificate
of other
856,558
21,012,911
Industrial
S.
6%
&
Oil
57c
—
16,478
-
555,700
Notes
Total
U.
Total
loans
from
S.
—
—
24,287,846
24.800
24,800
—133,400
' 3,935,607
457,944
—
—
114,000
—
571,944
63,736
+
+
10
+
6,618
10,249
+
50,314,712
—713,357
+
Member
S.
Allen
Electric
Allied
$4
26,121,789
—
26,524
+
508,107
>
bank
For::gn
18,674,57G
acct.
—220,498
305,448
—
369,208
+
315,066
______
Other
Control,
deposits—availability
liabs.
Other
&
—
19,664,298
cash items
dividends
92,392
9,271
39,254
•'
*:
"
—
—
163,670
Allied
1,263
in
Cast
Portland
Aluminium,
i
225,470
+
34
—721,168
+
325,170
Surplus
(Section
Other
,
to
liabs.
of
capital
certificate
deposit
ities
& F.
combined
Contingent
R.
616
+
32,711
7~195
+
15~233
—713,357
149,258
accounts
+
388; 188
+
50,314,712
reserves
note
liability
15,074
+
on
.1%
foreign
—
loan
commitments
1,006
+
29
2.517
+
—
.8,005
725
Below will
be
found
a
1
561
1
449
corporate bonds, notes,
and
common
stock
called for
redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
current
the details
volume
were
(except where indicated) in which
When
,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
„
Company and Issue—
Industries,
Atlanta
%%
cumulative
Light Co., 1st mtge. 3%
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
mortgage bonds,
Chicago, Rock Island
4
5+
Gas
Carolina,
1st
Inc.,
series
&
A,
Pacific
due
Quarterly
bonds, due
1965__;
1963_Mar
_Mar
'
]
American
1
1
2-
1
Atlantic
Refining,
Atlas
Line
Powder
3-30
3-15
2-29
3-
9
2-
30c
A
3-
•
3-16
9
1
2-14
3-15
2-14
50c
4-
2
2-24
4-
2
2-24
56'/4c
3-
1
2-17
25c
3-
2
(quar.)
15c
2-15
1-31
(quar.)__
20c
3-15
2-20
37'/a c
3-15
2-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Coast
$1.25
(quar.)
2-20
45c
3-
1
2-10
$1.31%
com.
3-
1
2-10
10c
RR.
2-28
2-17
$1.25
|3- 1
1-27
Ry.—
3-
$4.50
1
2-2»
50c
7
2-
7
3-15
2-21
50c
3-10
2-24
10c
3-30
3-14
t4c
:
2-
3-12
50c
Co
3-12
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
3-15
2-14
3-
2-10
Automatic Steel
Products, Inc.—
non-voting non-cum. pfd
30c
Aunor Gold
Avildsen
5 Vo
Mines Ltd.
Tools
&
(interim)
Machines,
preferred
Avon
(accum.)
Products,
Inc.
1
Inc.—
67.C
3-31
1-20
50c
3-
2-15
11c
2-27
2-
3-21
(quar.)
2-23
3-16
3-
1
Axe-Houghton Fund, class A (272c from inc.
and
872c
from
Axe-Houghton
capital
Fund
gains)
Ayshire
Collieries
3-for-l split
a
(quar.)
Mutual
Fund
Piano,
6
B—
Shareholders have approved
new
25c
—*
Canada
of
Ltd
2
t3c
2-15
1-31
25c
(initial)
com.
3-15
3-
1
$1.50
4-12
3-30
$1.50
7-13
6-29
;
67c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
9-28
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
-15-57
12-31
Baltimore
Ohio
&
RR.
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$1
3-15
2-24
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)^
$1
6-15
5-21
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)—
$1
9-17
8-27
45c
4-20
4-
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
Can
2-
4
4-
2
3-15
3-
9
2-17
1-27
2-17
1-27
2-17
1-27
4-
40c
3-
1
3-
3-
2-17
5
2
3-
5
3-
2
30c
2-15
1-31
37'/2C
3-10
2-15
3-
1-27
t55c
5
2-17
2-15
30c
3-10
2-29
2-
8
$25c
3-
2-
8
75c
4-
2
3-20
25c
3-
1
2-15
87V2C
3-
1
2-15
5c
3-
6
2-15
—
3-
2-20
1-23
50c
;
(quar.)
2-15
1-19
50c
3-15
3-
5
62 V2C
3-10
3-
2
10 7c
Druggist Fire Insurance
1-31
2-15
1
12+2C
(quar.)*.
3-15
3-
15c
2-29
2-15
,
1
American
Enka
40c
3-23
3-
&
20c
3-
2-10
Corp. (quar.)
Foreign Power (increased quar.)
Forging & Socket
(quar.)
American
.
Class
12 V2C
-
Elec.
&
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Greetings,
B
Products
American
Indemnity
(Texas)
New
5V*%
preferred
of
1
3-
1
2-14
3-20
2-20
3-
Co.
3
6-30
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-20
'
50c
$1.12%
;
•
50c
:
1
2-20
1
5-21
,3-15
3-
1
,
2-15
1-31
'•$5
(A.
4+47+
Beech
S.)
Common
4*4%
Ship Building Co.
2-10
7
(increased)
$1
r
75c
2-23
.
2-
9
2-29
2-
3
1
2-
2
1
2-
2
25c
3-15
2-29
3-
37y2c
(quar.)
$1.25
2-14
3-
25c
(quar.)
com.
1
1
2-15
3-
2
2-14
2-
2
$1.18%
3-1
2-15
30c
2-16
2
2
15c
3-
1
2-
9
12'/aC
3-
1
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
1
2-17
3r
1
3-
(quar. I
(nuar.t
(quar.)
Co.,
.
(quar.)
com.
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1,183/4
Quebec
Berkshire
Hathaway .Inc.
Beryllium
Corp.
47c
Best
Mines,
Co.
77c
Steel,
Co.
Binks
Mfg.
Bishop
Preferred
4.25%
Bloch
Co.
from
in
Bohn
Borden
net
Co.
Boston
and
57c
Boston
&
2-18
2-18
3-
1
3-12
3-
I
4-
_
pref.
9
2-17
9
2-17
3-
1
3-14
3-
5
5c
2-20
1-20
50c
3-15
2-10
1
2-
3-19
8
71c
2-28
1-31
'
15c
683/4
(quar.)
class
1
2
income
c
(quar.)
•
*.—
2-15
2-15
4-
2
3-
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
6
9
3-17
4-
1
$$1.12%
7-
1
6-18
$$1.12%
10-
1
9-10
t7272C
3-
1
2-15
$$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-25
2-15
$25c
SI
B
_
tl2%c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
334-
50c
87y2C,
Rubber—
(quar.).
Bridge & Tank
$2.90
Sons
1-25
33-
25c
income)
investment
from
&
preferred
2-17
50c
60c
pref.
preferred
3-17
25c
____
capital gains)
preferred
3-31
2-14
balance
(quar.)___
com.
&
4»/2%
gains
(quar.)
Hose
J.)
I 1-23
and
Corp
$2.75
Cordage
3-19
2-15
75c
income
_
Woven
A
3-16
,
investment
Bourjois, Inc.,
(E.
2
3-15
3-31
30c
(quar.)
capital
Brass
(14c
from
8
1
(quar.)
Fund
2-18
$1.25
(From
preferred
2-18
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
3y2%
1
3-
30c
_
Corp.
2-
3-
62»/aC
investment
Co.
Aluminum
Stores
2-15
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
_
Bonstock
2-21
3-
1955)
Airplane
12-29
3-23
—
$1.11%
2-20
2-28
3-
(quar.)
net
realized
2-29
3-10
$1.18%
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund—,
Boeing
6
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
3-21
Co.—
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
(1372c
2-23
1
28'/aC
com.
Bros.
6%
2-
2
4-
$1.18 3 Y
(quar.)
Gas & Elec.
Laughlin
1
4-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bryson Inc.,
preferred
&
3-
1
$1.05
Light, com.
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
1-25
15c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Blackstone Valley
3-15
8
5c
&
preferred
&
2
2-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Sivalls
4-
1
5%
dividend)
Co.
preferred
4.567c
Black,
3-
35c
Corp.
2-29
3-12
$1.75
(year-end)
com.
3-15
50c
(quar.)
15c
$2.50
com.
(quar.)
(stock
Hills
4.20 7c
2-
50c
Cement,
(quar.)
Electric
Oil
Black
3-
35c
50c
&
Bingham-Herbrand
Birtman
2-17
2-15
y
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
2-17
1
3-15
$5c
(s-a)
<quar.)__
Bethlehem
Bibb
Ltd,
1
preferred
&
4%%
(N. J.)
American Smelting & Refining
2-
5
2
33-
3-25
preferred
4%%
4y2 %
1
3-
3-15
2-
1
$50c
(quar.)
Belleterre
Class
3-
3-26
3-
$$1.25
(quar.).
Howell
&
Brantford
30c
15c
(year-end)__J
Shoe,
Bell & Gossett
2-23
1%
quar.)
of
$75c
Inc.
preferred
1
-
ex-
amount
Ltd.—
Paper,
common
Aircraft
3-
9
quoted
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
2-23
2-
be
the
in
dividend
preferred
Beck
3-24
$1.75
of Del. (stock div.)
will
28
i
Mills,
•2-15
Sanitary,
(increased
&
Cigars,
35c
(quar.)__
March
common
Stock
30c
:
Standard
dividend, and
outstanding shares.
common
B
Beaunit
3
16 in
Extra
Bayuk
2-29
4-
addi¬
April
3-15
4-18
stock
stock
Brach
25c
(quar.)
3-
6-
>
$1.12'/a
;
(quar.)
Co.
2-
3-
$1.31 V4
(quar.)_
&
A
Class
Bond
(quar.i_
common
(quar.)
Radiator
1
'7-5
25c
(quar.)
American Seal-Kap Corp.
206
1
Illinois—
Meter
Seating
3-
3-
the
on
be issued
present
Power
Class
on
share).
(Calif.) (quar.)
Special
Pipe & Construction Co.
preferred
9
9
i
American
Pulley
2-10
33-
$3.60
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3-10
30c
Co.
preferred (quar.)Metal Co., Ltd.,
4'/2%
(s-a)
(initial)
American
4V2%
1-31
25c
;
Investment
common
2-17
2-15
30c
(monthly)
(Bait.)
Semi-annual
1
5c
30c
(quar.)_
Indemnity
American
9
30c
(quar.)
Home
3-
9
50c
Furniture
American Gas
Bathurst
130c
25c
paid
25 7c
a
on
(quar.)
2
per
4.75 7c
$3
(quar.)
Tiling
2-21
3-
(Cinn.)—
——
Electronics
2-15
4c
dividend
Encaustic
1
Inc.—
_—
of
$1.75
Ltd.
be
to
common
Oil
—
(quar.)
American
1
will
the
on
$1.03%
(quar.)_
Bessemer Limestone
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
1
$47c
,
income
Cable
&
2-17
4-
933/4c
Ltd.—•
Shares,
Co.
Basin
Bell
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
com.
Canada
shares
payment
also
9
3-31
$1
8iy4c
!*____—
of
divid.
tional
4-16
(quar.)
Electric,
Refractories
(This
2-17
held)
quar.)
net
Chicle
American
2-14
14c
sh.
Hydro
3174C
50c
Canada,
from
Chain
American
403
2-
1
(quar.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)_
Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
j
2-20
50c
30c
American
American
_Mar
1
3-
60c
Topeka & Santa Fe
The
12c
quar.)______
each
(quar.)
of
American
1%
stock. Mar
RR.—
debentures, due 1995_^____
preferred
Page
3-
25c
Common
Payable vf Rec.
America—
Business
American
Date
I
(quar.)
Dry Goods,
dividend
Quarterly
American
American
■ACF
Atchison
3-16
(quar.)
of
Holders
20c
American
given in the "Chronicle."
2-
31c
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Barber-Ellis
$1.02
American
preferred
preferred
Associated
3-16
(quar.)___
American Hospital Supply
including
1
'
93 3/4 c
Refining Co.,
preferred
Basic
2
—
American
list of
1
3-
$1.08:j/4
(quar.)
5c
preferred (quar.V—
Airlines, common (increased)
conv.
preferred (quar.)—
.-L—
American
Notices
1
2-
(quar.)
2
convertible
American
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
2-
:
Waters, Inc.
preferred
American
Industrial
Pnritas
&
1-31
1
1
(increased)
preferred
4-
(quar.)_
American
31.847
$1.50
;<
(quar.)
Cement
Co.
for
com.
(increased
(Annual)
correspondents
Oil
1
50c
6%
4-
——*
American Alloys Corp. (initial)
American Automobile Insurance
accept-
for
—
&
2-10
59c
preferred
67c
75c
2nd
Stock
.4%,
+
Arrowhead
2-10
2-14
62 %C
class
4 727>
Liqueurs
1
3-
(quar.)
561
16)
(quar.)
American
liabil¬
45.9%
purchased
a: ces
.
&
gold
+
27,543
Rubber,
B
Equipment,
1
3-
27y2C
(quar.)
12472
$1.05
preferred (initial).
47c preferred (quar.)——
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6 7c
693,612
33b»
capital accounts____
Total
Ratio
7»
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V\7c preferred (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4V2 %
.
306,075
(Section
Class
2-10
3-
4 7c
(quar.)
sh.
Co.
Ltd.
Aluminum Co.
$3.75
+
preferred
9
3-23
3-
3-
(quar.)
$3.75
3-
3-12
25c
(quar.)
1
$1.15
(quar.)_„
Co.
Steel
Common
1,120
+
49,138,224
_
Surplus
Mfg.,
preferred
(Louis)
Alloy
142,150
408,441
25c
81 >/4c
Power
29
Mar
7c
preferred
101,353
—
1
2-15
47c
page
—____
(increased
(one
3'/4 7c
—
ACCOUNTS—
paid
*
1
182.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Laboratories
372%
CAPITAL
Capital
"7*:;.
Mar
•
stock
(quar.)
common
Stock dividend
—
—352,891
13,853
'
_•
liabilities
—342,873
3,338,284
accrued
•
Total
Dye
pfd.
Participating
Aluminium
Deferred
pfd.
Equipment
non-com.
Alpha
reserves
6
4-
1
4%
IVolume
issue.
(quar.t_
&
4.08 7c
Treasurer—general
Total
&
Chemical
Allis
Deposits:
pfd.
conv.
Frank-Guenther Law,' IncLY 30c pfd, (Entire issue called for redemption on Feb.
23 at' $5,25 for sh. plus this div.)
Alexander Hamilton institute (special)
388,188
notes
669
Mar
Snare
4.20%
Power,
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
Reserve
Inc.,
•-
34,417
LIABILITIES—
U.
Alabama
300~918
—551,393
v+
62,024
211,351
_____
1962
pfd. stock—Feb
conv.
Name of Company
22
assets
Federal
bonds due
Per
4.607c
23,444,062
securities
1
1963_Mar
4-
$$1.31'/a
—
(quar.)_.
Arkansas-Missouri
Baldwin
Albert
cash items..._______
assets
Total
8,128,642
.
premises
Other
+
23,444,062
securities
due
A,
624,944
—
Allied
and
668
558
DIVIDENDS
2,801,750
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
Gov't,
11698
14
Mar 20
ser.
2-10
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Bangor
—7,961,642
14,165,913
___________
Total bought outright—
Held under repurchase agree't
Due
24,800
5,920,699
Bonds
stock
(Continued from
—
15
1
47o
16,478
outright
———
557
1
stock—_Mar 15
Feb
3-
67c
Co.,
this
in
securities:
Certificates
3
Feb
stock
pref.
f. debentures, due 1962
s.
123
1,530
pfd.
preferred stock
preferred
sinking fund 5%
491,607
30
206
15,274
-107,040
1
stock—Mar
tl5c
(quar.)
Oil
Fuel
6-27
3-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Balanced
Bought outrightBills
preferred
conv.
conv,
658
Mar 15
stock—.
Inc.,
cum.
2
debentures—Mar
conv.
sinking fund debs.,
Snowdrift
&
2
Refining Corp.—
Oil Corp.,
Wesson
$2462
12462
1
1
cumulative preferred stock——May
Co.,
22,464
-11,849
1
147,709
-
644
Government
&
658
2-15
6
3-22
;
preferred
Astron
1
Mar
preferred
Co.,
5>/2%
Co.,
•Announcement
2,561
*
Apr
—
1976
convertible
Advertising
mortgage
4,714
»24,413
loans
U.
—.
826,662
advances
Acceptances—bought
17,750
—
444,402
'
and
2,562
1
...May
■'/; +
,;
due
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., $4.40
360,549
Banks—
cash:
Discounts
-
IP.
Roosevelt O'l
Toklan
1
20,156,353
notes
1965
1
7-
;
Atlantic
Inc.,
3%%
Inc.,
H.)
First
1955
553
3-
15c
(quar.)_
$4.35
Arkansas
$5
due
due 1975—
and B,
subordinate
Inc., 4 '/2 %
Feb. 9,
ASSETS—
certificates
5%
Freightways,
Plywood, Inc.,
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 1,
20
2-15
■
pfd.
Public Service, com.
preferred (quar.)
$2.36 preferred (quar.)
5.25 %
bonds,
Lane Bryant,
dollars)
...Feb
Co.—
debentures,
RR.—
4'/2%
mortgage
McGraw
Feb. 8,
page
RR.—
Aroostook
&
Fuse
pfd.
Corp.,
Arrow
preferred stock
Telegraph
&
convertible
Ohio
Higbie Manufacturing Co., 57c
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
F.
ISSUE CALLED
Inc.,
bonds, series A
mtge.
Beaunit
(In thousands' of
*
15
Refunding & general mtge. bonds, ser. K, due 2000__Mar
Refunding & general mtge. bonds, ser. M, due 1996__Mar
not
.
respectively.
fund for F. R.
1970__Feb
due
Date
Law,
;
(quar.)
Armstrong
debentures,
fund
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series A. due 1980
May
re¬
were
Telephone
General
Redemption
Inc.—
Frank-Guenther
330
valuation
of
Page
1
20c
Armcp Steel Corp
Armstrong Cork, common
Date
.
3-
(s-a)
$1.10
TENDER
OF
2-10
2-15
34% C
—
1
$2.25
1
1
3-
(quar.)
$2.50
pfd.
4'/2%
•
sub. sinking
Products
$3 partic.
Ashland
Albert
+
—
Post
Arizona
Corp.—
1974-*—.
Paper Co.,
ENTIRE
Consolidated
Gold
2-10
3-
37 '/a C
(quar.)—
Glass—
Anthes-Imperial Ltd., $5.25
Applied Science Corp
Arden Farms, common
Argus
—-_Mar 1
stock-—Feb 16
due
6%
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—4 72 %
preferred (quar.) —i—
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
Aro
gross.
increased
decreased
and
2-24
1
3-
31%C
pfd.
(quar.)—
Works,,
preferred
Argo Oil
Co.—
Transmission
Water
(Quarterly
559
*
211
*
561
American,
171
,
reclassification
million
deduction
after
shown
1
1
Pulp &
15-year 5%
+
111
—
*
656
—
55
+
504
.
1
1
1
849
—
48
_
836
Banks.
separately.
reported
loans
of
2003__Mar
Company and Issue—
—
individual
serves;
3-15
$1
(increased quar.)—_
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
25
—
604
+
*■
due
H,
ser.
due
NOTICE
deposits:
Reserve
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
—_
$1
Anchor
bonds, due 1966——
bonds,
debentures,
Virginia
American
others
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
American Window
1
Co.—
Power
&
3%
103
—
47
—
Mar
21
Borrowings:
Federal
572%
Mar
Eastern
4% %
West
338
—
—1,128
57,607
—
1,523
From
556
1975—_—_——-—Mar
Transmission Co., 4y4 % debs., due 1974__Mar
tlectric
mortgage
Texas
85
+
32
—
10,165
From
Feb 24
stock.Mar *0
due 1982
bonds,
33/4 %
Utilities
mortgage 3'/a%
Textron
demand
American
Common
Foundries
Extra
preferred stock
$1.50 cumulative preferred
mortgage
Tennessee Gas
823
—
125
+
2,390
adjusted
Government
556
mtge. 3%% bonds, due 1975
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
1st
—2,872
44
21,446
U.
1
Co.—
ref.
Savannah
—1,231
—
&
1st
LIABILITIES—
deposits
.—Mar
1972
Company and Issue—
Demand
403
refunding mortgage bonds, series G, due 1973__Mar 1
Pacific Finance Corp., 4%% capital debs., due 1967—_Mar
1
Pet Milk Co., 4 '/2%
preferred stock____
Feb 15
Rassco Financial Corp., 57/
s. f. debentures due 1973__Mar
1
Reading Co.—Philadelphia & Reading Terminal RR.—
—6,977
78
—
919
domestic banks
1,851$
146
—
13,609
Banks—
vault—
with
Tobacco
1
3%%
—1,021
—
948
—
875$
+
122
8,161
-
banks-—
+
307
20,230
——~
securities
to
246
653
—
6,850
bands
Other
Loans
+
6
638
indebtedness
oi
43
34
1,044
—.
*
_.
American
1
Mar
Snare
Company
Steel
___Mar
•
Co., 4.40%
Montana-Dakota
1st
+
11
8,154
——
loans
1984
'
New
or
securities
Balances
4,334$
1st
brokers and dealers for pur¬
estate
in
Alkali
mtge, 3.20% bonds, series I,
Louisville & Nashville RR.—
7,223
+
+
carrying securities-,-—,
loans for purchasing or carry¬
S.
Inland
+
+
25,690
industrial loans*-..-,.
and
Treasury
U.
182
47,711
Government
S.
Diamond
572
—
—
Agricultural loans+
ing
515
84,694
investments adjusted"
Loans
Name of
66G
.
due
1st
and
Other
due
D,
fund debentures,
sinking
1955
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Real
3'/»%
Diamond
1956
1S56
Other
series
cumulative preferred stock
4 7c
When
Per
Page
1
American
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
Feb. 2,
Jan. 25,
Feb. 1,
ASSETS—
chasing
bonds,
1961_.Mar
Co.—
,
Decrease (—-) Since
Loans to
Service
3%%
mtge
s.f. debentures, due
conv.
Public
Container Corp.,
follows:
banks
Date
City Investing Co.,
million.
Monday, February 13, 195G
•
..
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
Volume 183
Number 5507
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of Company
Brillo
Mfg.
3'/* %
Taunton
3-
93 %c
Ltd., class A (s-a)
1
2-29
Chiltow Co.
2-
Cincinnati
95c
4-
3-19
.
_
.
.
1
1
4.40%
preferred
B
$1.10
3-
1
(quar.)
Apartments
(s-a)
Budd
■"
common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Die & Machine Co.
Fund,
•'
Burns
Ltd.
3-
6
3-
1
2-16
$4.50
2-25
2-15
Cleveland
(J.
&
8
8
Cochran
1
4-30
4-
9
7-30
7-
y
10-30
10-
9
California
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
California
Ink
3
Water
Corp.
3
3
Colonial Sand
2-29
31c
2-15
2-
10c
3-
35c
15c
28'Ac
25c
.
50c
(quar.)
17Vic
.__.
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
;
5.08%
preferred
Quarterly
Co.
Foundry
Foils
Ltd.,
9
3
Columbian
5
3-
1-28
1-31
2-15
1-31
Combined
Enterprises,
Locks
Combined
1-31
Commtrcial
1-31
Commodore Hotel
2-15
1-31
Commoil,
2-15
1-31
Commonwealth
3-15
2-29
Concord
Cone
2-10
3-
1
2-15
1-31
1-31
Connecticut
4-
3-10
Connohio,
$37Vic
2
.Canada
Permanent
$50c
t29'Ac
:_
Special
Ltd.
(quar.)
i
Breweries
^Canadian
Ltd., com, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd. (quar.)
rCanadian
Fund,
$1.25
;
(from
net
10-
1
9-14
$20c
1-2-57
3-
1
6%
12-14
2-15
3
2-29
Consolidated
4-
3
2-29
Consolidated
$25c
3-
1
2-15
$10c
3-
1
(quar.)
$20c
4-
2
50c
3-14
$50c
Canadian
Locomotive,
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
j
Pacific
Stock
Co.__
Cos.
Tire
preferred
Canadian
;__
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Co.
(quar.)
Catalin
quar.)
common
-
5%
5%
2-21
Continental
Continental
Can
1-27
preferred
3-
1
Continental
5
Continental
Life
2-28
2-
6
3-
2
3-
2
3-
9
1-28
3-
1
Paint
$3
2-15
2-29
5%
Cook
2-15
Copeland
Copper
3-
1
2-15
$1.75
4-
2
3-12
30c
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
:
,
3-20
3-
9
Corson
3-20
3-
9
Cosmopolitan
$1.25
6-20
6-
9
(G.
(quar.)
$1.25
6-20
6-
9
A
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
9-
8
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
9-
8
Cosmos
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-
8
Crane
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-
8
Creamery
65c
3-23
3-
2
Cribben
4.50%
Soya
Central
4.15%
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
West
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Vermont Public
Common
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&' South
Central
(increased
preferred
A
35c
$1.12 Vi
4-
2
2-15
3-
1
3-16
2-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
1-31
3-
9
2-10
Eastern
Utilities
3-14
Mfg.
5.36%
preferred
5.65%
preferred
t25c
3-
1
3-
Elco
2-17
1
2-15
1-16
3-
2-
1
1
25c
2-22
2-29
1-31
2-20
Stock
1-27
$1.04
4-
2
'
2-
7
3-
2
4-
2
3-
4-
2
,3-2
2
Class
B
Emerson
$1
Co.
A
CiaSS
2-20
3-
25c
2-
2-20
1
3-30
3
A
—
—
2-
2-10
Crum
2-10
Crystal
2-15
2-27
Gas,
4-
35c
3-
1
2-16
Erie
&
+$1.30
8-
1
7-27
Erie
3-15
4.50%
$5
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-
9
Cuban
class
$4.20
8%
A
(s-a)
pfd.
3-30
3-16
2-20
3-
1
2-
3
Faber,
30c
3-23
3-
8
Fair
2-15
2-10
1-13
2-15
1-30
4-15
3-30
60c
2-15
2-3
8
4%%
Evans Products
Coe
3-
2-
1
5-15
5-
1
2-15
1-27
10c
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
25c
4-
2
3-
9
6
3-27
4-
1
3-20
Extra
Fanner
Gas
Mfg. Co.
3-15
3-
2
3-16
2
6-15
9-14
$1.75
9-28
(quar.)—_—
87 %c
2-15
2-
1
Drug Stores (quar.)—____—
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)_
40c
3-20
3-
5
75c
4-
1
3-
2
Darling
(L.
Day-Brite
7-
1
6-20
Daystrom,
(quar.)
$1.50
4-
1
3-20
7-
A.)
Co.
(quar.)
1
6-20
87Vic
3-2p
3- 1
Dayton
87 Vic
5-1
4-6
Deere
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
$1.50
3-29
3-12
Ckicaga Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)..,
75c
3-
2-15
7%
Rubber
&
(stock
—
(s-a)
dividend)
Co., common
preferred
2
3-
2
3-
1
2-15
-
(quar.)
12 Vic
3-20
3-
12 Vic,
jl—
Lighting
Inc.
3-
1
25c
Co.
(quar.)
(increased)
1
4-
SI
—
Door
4-
$1.75
._.
.
(quar.)
Metallic
&
3-
30c
87 Vic
$1
10%
8
Stock
(M.
Flintkote
$4
Power
Inc.
Motor
Co.
Fort Wayne & Jackson
25c
3-
2
35c
3-
1
2-
9
25c
2-15
2-
1
Fort
City
Pitt
2-16
> >■
Bridge
Worth
Deerfield
Glassine
(quar.)
Franklin
&
series".,
3-13
2-23
3-
1
2-
25c
3-
1
2-10
2-15
2-
1
1
2-
1
2128
2-17
2-28
2-17
2-28
2-17
3-
l
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
40c
3-10
2-20
3-12
3-
1
50c
4-
1
3-*>e
50c
3-
9
2-24
17c
4-16
1-31
100%
2-17
1-27
40c
4-28
4-
7
2-21
2-
&
3
100%
Co.—
45c
3-
3
2-13
$1.12V2
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
9
2-17
15c
3-
1
—
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
60c
_____———
(quar.)____i
3-35
2-24
$1
pfd.
2-15
30c
30c
(quar.)__.
B
$1
$1.10
$1.18%
$1.15
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-3 5
''
——
15c
2-25
2-15
______
60c
■;
3-12
2-24
50
3-
1
2-20
25c
3-
1
2-15
$2.75
3-
2
2-20
20c
3-
1
2-24
40c
3-15
2-15
.9c
2-15
2-
6°
2-15
2-
(quar.)
RR..
5%%
Machinery
pfd.
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)_
,
Funds—
;
9
50c
Corp., (qtiar.)
Custodian
2-13
2-23
2-
"
series
"Income
9
1
2-15
,
1
2-
3-
3-13
2t15
(quar.)
Works
Steel
2-20
9
20c
-
Industries—-;
Foster-Wheeler
Bond
3-
8-10
11-
20c
(initial)
3-15
3-15
2-16
62,/2c
(stock dividend)
<quar.)_
4-
1-10
3-
Co.—
4%
Fort
1
912-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Forest
2
$1.25
$1.25
12V2C
$1.12,/2
quar.)
class
1-27
4-
Y.)
common
Mart,
5-11
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
1
68%c
pfd (quar.)
4.75%-preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Ford
6-
(quar.)
4.40%
Food
2-29
2-10
quar.)
Inc.
Stores,
Co.,
2-10
1
3-12
(increased quar.)
H.),
33-
15c
(quar.)_
2-15
4-
2-10
34V2C
—
(quar.)
Marshall Field
1
2-15
2-15
1
—
(N.
2-15
1
1
3-
(quar.)
Rubber
&
1-23
3-
Bearings,
(increased
T're
1-31
12'/2c
37'/2C
$1.13!/2
30c
;—
Warehouse
see
partic. A
Florida
2-15
——
preferred
Fitzsimmons
7-
preferred
Corp.
Fishman
5%
1
35c
5'/2%
(initial
(Marshall)
1-13
2-15
3-
_____
Co._
common
First Bank
1-31
2-15
$1.18%
%
Inc. (quar).
Federal National Mortgage Assoc. (initial)—
Federated Dept. Stores, com.
(stock div.)—
2-17
1
2-15
75c
(increased)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
2-13
1
3-31
1-26
1
(quar.)_!
Insurance* Co.
Preferred (near.)
3-
28c
4-
$7
Glass
4'/2%
2-20
3-
—
Filtrol
9
40c
(1953 series)
Firestone
3-
2-17
10c
Co.,
Compress
1-16
1
1®c
—
preferred
2-10
1-26
$1.25
preferred
2-15
2-17
$1.25
5%
2-29
2-30
87'/2c
5%
2-15
2-15
3-
9
30c
(quar.)___
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. com. (quar.)
series A (quar.)
3-15
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.
Mfg.
Fedders-Quigan,
Field
2-17
3-22
10c
(quar.)—
Farrington
New
1-30
2-10
'
3-
25c
——
50c
$1.75
Dahlstrom
4-
$1.50
Fall
$1.75
$1
:
3-15
2-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
9
1
10c
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)___
Fajardo Sugar
River
2-17
25c
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
Cunningham
30c
25c
(increased quar.)
& Gregg
(The)
2-15
5 %
(quar.)—___________——
Mills,
common
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
3-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3'/2% preferred
5c
___,
A
3-23
preferred
Press,
2-15
(quar.).
2-28
7%
7%
3-
(quar.)—__
(increased quar.)—
Gtd.
pfd.
$5
3-23
Sugar
Extra
$1
<quar.)__
(initial)——
2-15
$1.10
_____
—
(quar.)
4-15
$2
(quar.)
pfd.
3-
25c
20c
$1.05
<quar.)___
preferred
$1.12
(quar.)
2-15
$1.41 V*
preferred A
150c
(quar.)
3-
Inc.—
$5
3-10
7%
2-20
100%
(quar.)
mm-mm mm mm
2-15
$1.34
s
2-15
5%
preferred
4C
$2 pfd.
Land,
American
Cuneo
of Virginia
(increased)
subject to the approval of
&
mm.
Co., Ltd.
Co.,
Forster,
Oil
— — —
—
2-15
3-
—
$5
50c
1
1
6
3-
50c preferred
Pittsburgh
Erlanger
2-
3-
preferred A (quar.))
prefererd A (quar.)__
"
2-2
2-24
$1.02'/2
—
common
Railroad,
2
2-15
ordinary
Equitable Credit,
Equitable
2-
$1.37V2
(quar.)-^
Fund,
Millwork
Empire
1-10
3-15
6
2-21
55c
(quar.)
dividend
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Co., Inc.,
Seal
Zellerbach,
&
—
4- ,6
2-17
$1.0674
net income and 5%c
from
capital gains
Emhart Mfg. (quar.)—
"Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)___
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
3-16
100%
international—
Finance
1
—_
(quar.)
Cork
3-
—
(quar.)—
1
____
75c
10c
dividend)
(stock
class
Co.,
B
5-
Rubber
Mutual
from
4Vic
100%
(The)
Class
common
4-
—
dividend
;Stock
■
2-20
Sexton,
1
(quar.)_
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)____—_______—
Electrolux
Corp.
•(quar.)_____L_____—
Elgin
National
Watch
(quar.)
1
Emerson Drug,
class A (quar.)___
4-5
42 V2C
Electric Hose &
2-17
4-25
J25C
2-15
5-
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)_
preferred
(initial)
Corp.
5
75c
(quar.)
2-15
3-16
3-
/
(quar.)___—
2nd
2-14
25c
1
$4.40
1
$1.50
—
4.10%
Gas,
3-
3-15
$1.75
(accum.)—__
___'
(quar.)
2-15
2-17
9
pfd.
5V2%V preferred
preferred
2-14
30c
Asso.
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)_
Natural
1
4-16
Associates
Co.
9-27
3-
J15c
;
3-
1
3-
6-28
25c
1
3-15
$1.50
3-29
7-10
10-10
$1.75
3-
:
2-17
9
12 V2c
—
2
''
1-16
3-
4-10
$1.50
3-
1
2-25
55c
(quar.)
Sugar
1
50c
$1.12Vi
common
Eastern
3-
Crossett
30c
preferred
3-15
3-
Cross
15c
(quar.)
convertible
1
25c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
_—
Dayton & Michigan RR., com.
8%
preferred
(quar.)_,
3%-%
4-
28'Ac
1-31
Telephone—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3-15
4'/2% conv. preferred (quar.)___:
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works (quar.)__
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
"
1
3-15
2-24
9
2-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Federal
Ltd.
Water
Ltd
Corp., $7
$3 preferred (accum.)
2-24
50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
40c
2-10
(quar.)
States
3-10
2-15
Chesapeake Industries
$6
Eastern
15c
25c
(quar.)
stockholders
$6
3-20
(quar.)__—____
&
Crown
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2
Federal
3-15
$4
4-
6
&
$4
Corp.
2-
& Seal
Corp.
Eastern
2-20
Cork
dividend
2-15
40c
Cork
Btock
Mines.
Lines
1
Paso
2-17
3-
12'/2c
—
Interurban
&
3-
El
3
1-31
2-10
12 Vic
Air
V
1-
2-15
45c
—
—
Sullivan
(special)
Crown
Chesapeake
Eastern
3
2-17
_______
Extra
Crown
preferred
East
1
5
1-
20c
(quar.)__—
1
2-14
9
15c
preferred
7%
<912-
2-
3-
2-15
10%
(quar.)_—.__!
9-15
3-15
15c
—-
preferred
12-15
1-24
+30c
T__—____
(stock div.)__L
(quar.).—1_
Louis
St.
6%
2-29
Crown
4Vi%
1
3-15
3-15
Bank
1
6-
$2.50
.__
preferred
Package Manufacturing
3-15
Unadilla
3-
6-15
93 %c
2-
3
(quar.)_____
3%%
Co.,
1
&
3-15
8
tl4c
,
(N. J.)
Quarterly
+38c
5
2-
2-15
(quar.)~
A
Quarterly
2-17
Federal
1
Manhattan
2-17
1
1
1
Common
1
3-
8
3-
30c
______
class
(quar.)
Co.
3-
1
4-
Chase
Oil
8-
4-
Chenango
Eason
1-31
4-
Corp.
1
11-
$1.18
Channing
2-
3-21
2-
tl4c
(quar.)_
Eagle-Picher
8-15
$1.16
preferred
1
2-15
$1.04
$4.50
2-
B
3
3-15
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Mills,
Co.
(quar.)
Eagle Fire Insurance
11-15
2-29
25c
com.
Class
2-15
Hosiery
2
3
2-15
100%
(initial)
com.
Duriron
1-31
$2.50
Crown
quar.)
Co.,
9
2-17
$2.50
2-15
Service—
Fibre
2-
2-28
117 Vic
40c
(quar.)
&
preferred
Durham
2-15
5c
—_—-
(quar.)
Paper
4.80%
bearer
A
24c
_____—_—
(quar.)
Belt
class
55c
new
$1.31'A
__________—
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
Champion
Bradstreet,
4-
2-
40c
—
——
&
2-21
$2.50
preferred
Chain
(quar.)__
common
H.), Inc.
4.75%
Aircraft
Dun
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.* 55c reg.. class A
1
1
5c
9-20
2-15
50c
—
3-21
25c
(quar.)__
(increased)
Realty
Imperial
35c
(quar.)
W.
&
—
common
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
Quarterly
20c
preferred (quar.)_;—;
Gas (increased quar.)
4.65%
Cessna
(quar.)
Laboratories,
Duke
25c
—:—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
B
Central
Film
participating preferred (partic.)
Power (stock div.)______
3-
31'Ac
—
—______—
series
$1.25
common
preference
60c
2-15
9
75C
Electric,
Corning Natural
$125
Electric,
4%
I
Inc.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
$5.25
;
preferred
preferred
3
(quar.)
common
25c
>
preferred B
Louisiana
Industries,
Refrigeration Corp.
Range
(s-a)___
:
Illinois Light, corn, (increased
2-
Corp.,
93 %c
(quar.)___—
(Ont.)
(quar.).:
Cornell-Dubilier
preferred
4Vi%
Varnish,
pref;
Cooper-Bessemer
Co.—
$1.12 Vi
&
prior
2-15
45c
(Chicago)
Insurance
Copper & Steel
preferred
(quar.)
5%
.Central
—
quar.)
Continental
5%
Central
(Chicago)
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
com.
Casualty
3-
3-15
3
35c
Djavo
3-10
$1
(quar.)
3-13
56'Ac
•
Co.,
3-16
3-15
2-
4-10
$1.13
(initial
common
$3.75
2-15
10-10
$1.12 Vi
;_
(quar.)__
—
Assurance
2-21
2-10
—_+.
com.
(quar.)
1
60c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred
New
37Vic
55c
.
America,
1
8% %
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
4%
(quar.)
137 Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.
of
2-15
3-10
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
40c
.____
preferred (quar.)
I.) Co., 7% pfd.
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
100%
__
Paper
$4.52
Container
preferred
3-
tl3c
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
Scott &
preferred
40c
(year-ena)
Pine,
&
3-
10c
Ltd.
Central Foundry, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5%
6
40c
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred
(J.
1-
$$1.25
(quar.)
(initial
Corp.,
4'/2%
Case
6
2-20
Power
$4.50
1
1-24
1-
6%
2-15
16c
'.
$15c
(quar.)__
pfd.
Extra
Carson,
2-13
2-15
2-29
Water
$4.16
2-
3-15
Eaton
•
2-15
2-15
1
at
quar.)
2-24
3-
10c
1
4-
25c
(increased
3-15
15c
2-15
60c
(s-a)______
(quar.)
$50c
common
5%
<s-al___
;J(stock
4%%
3-15
$6c
Mfg. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Carpenter Steel
Carrier
2-15
$75c
(final)
(Philip)
Carreras
1
5%
Utilities,
common
3-
$15c
ordinary
Carolina
New
2-15
25c
25c
3-
$1.25
—
2-16
(quar.)
4V4%
(quar.)
1
preferred
30c
called
1
3-
4%
10c
being
2-
34%c
.___—*____.
common
10c
—
,1
2-21
3-15
t37c
(quar.)
2-
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
56'Ac
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)__
Consumer Power Co., com.
(quar.)
2-15
2-29
$50c
(quar. 1
Ry.
Co.,
Carborundum
Carey
(resumed
dividend
Canadian
5%
Ltd.
2-29
$$1.25
(quar.)
A
2-15
1
2-21
(quar.)_
East
(quar.;
Gas
2-17
3-
50c
Drackett
Theatres Ltd.—
Class
Consol
Common
preferred
Natural
3-15
$30c
Corp;, common
Dover Industries
J37c
,
plus this dividend—_
Royalty Oil
Consoldiated
t25c
.
—___
4-16
—
—
Consolidated
2-10
Canadian Internat'l Investment
Trust, Ltd.—
5%
(Toronto)
Extra
Consolidated
2-15
4-16
20c
Ltd.
2-29
1
20c
—_I—___
Paper
1-31
t62V2C
1
$1
Y.), com. (quar.)—
(name
changed
Laundries
2-24
1-25
5-
$1.37%
issue
-1-31
3-31
100%
(entire
1-25
2-24
5-
Corp.
believe)
(we
4-
investment
Dover
20c
Electrodynamics)
Freightways—
pfd.
$103
Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
A
1st
3-16
20c
(initial)
2-15
:
$20c
(quar.)
cents pfd. (quar.)_
(N.
2-15
,
(quar.)
2-17
1
dividend
Common
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)i
1
3-
Co.
Engineering
Consolidated
Ltd.
1
2-10
(quar.)
1
J 10c
Ltd.
4-
1
Consolidated
Stock
Stores
Bros.,
Aircraft
fJ8c
$31'Ac
income)
Canadian
Class
6-15
to
2-15
quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
3-
3-15
■y
40
9
9
3-
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif.—
5 V2 7c preferred
(quar.)
3-
____
Inc.,
33-
40c
(quar.)___.
Extra
25c
(quar.)
Power
3-25
4-10
25%
2-15
25c
Gas, common
1-31
45c
130c
Donohue
1-31
quar.)'_'__■_
2-24
2-15
62V*c
(quar.)
3-
1
—.—
$37Vic
conv.
Inc.
3-15
3
tlOc
__
Vinegars
2
7-
$10c
___
4-
$10c
—i
Special
3-15
(increased
Co., Ltd.
3-29
3-
—
'Consolidated Edison
Consol.
2
$10C
Special
Canadian
2-15
4-
Corp.
2-29
112 Vic
(quar.)
Cigar, common
preferred
<quar.)__
$5
2-15
$75c
Special
.Canada
3-15
3-15
Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Increased
<
(increased
3-15
10c
A
$5
(quar.)_—
Consolidated
___—
Inc.
Bridge
Dominion
2
1
3-
I2-t0
J30c
(quar.)
dividend
"Douglas
1-20
Quarterly
2-15
7
3-14
2-17
1
3-
1
1-12
1-12
.
7
(quarterly from
;
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
series
preference
3-31
2-
(s-a)
Quarterly
2-15
.
'
Inc.
Telephone
Quarterly
Quarterly
$15c
Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
Malting Co. Ltd.t—
Common (quar.)
New
4Vi%
preferred (initial-quar.)
2-20
1
2-
5
5%
3-
2-15
(quar.)
Stamping (quar.)__
Corp. common
preferred (quar.)
3-20
1-31
(Bopton)—
(s-al
preferred
$25c
tlOc
Iron
Dominion
2-15
Paper, class A
Natural
3-
Canada
Stock
2-20
60c
Ltd.
Shearing &
Ltd.
$30c
(quar.)___,
Mfg.
2-20
1
22 Vi C
—__
Confederation Life Association
1-31
Dodge
1
3-
$1.06'A
Mills
4%
2-17
2-14
3-
3-
3-10
6%
3-
2-15
2-15
25c
—_
$5
1-31
8
2-28
35c
,__d.|
(quar.)
Life Insurance
2-15
$32 Vic
(quar.)
.
2-15
3-
Houses,
50c
Semi-annual
3-20
25c
common
10c
—
Quarterly
Columbus Mutual
2-15
2-29
Dobbs
10c
Insurance
2-15
50c
(quar,)__
com.
Life
2-16
t25c
2-25
Cup Co.,
preferred
Du-Art
3-
5 Vi %
3-10
31 % c
(quar.)
2-
1-31
5%
$1.25
1
Co.—
(quar.)
(monthly)
com.
3-30
2-14
Dixie
Corp.—
3-15
100%
._
2-10
2-10
$1.12%
System
Nat'l
1
1
15c
:
Gas,
3-1
(interim)
Ltd.
___.
9c
preferred
(quar.)
Columbian
Carbon
(quar.)
3-
3-
income)
7 Vic
$4.25
6
75c
(s-a)
6Vi%
pref.
(quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar Ltd. (incr. quar.)
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A
(quar.)
A
Pictures
2-
31 %c
dividend)
com.
Gas
Columbia
2
Corp.-Seagram's
investment
3-
87 Vic
(accum.)
com.
3-20
$1.50
(quar.)
receipts ord.
Distillers
Dominion Scottish
(quar.)
32 Vic
,
._,
Ltd.,
Columbia
3-15
2
4-
Cement
Diversified Investment Fund
5
1
25c
Ltd.—
deposit
3-
1
3-
(quar.)
1-20
2-15
—
Milling & Elevator
33c
Cannon
;
Cement
3-15
4-
preferred
33 Vic
(quar.)
States Life Insur.
(stock
Colorado
"
50c
75c
quar.)____
(quar.)
27Vic
(quar.)
_
&
2-21
Preferred
45c
(quar.)
S.)
Colorado Interstate
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Wyant
2-10
17Vic
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
(A.
2-17
4-
'
1
3-15
25c
Portland
Co.,
Aiperican
pfd.
.
(monthly)
2-15
1
33'Ac
4.40%
5.36%
Campbell
Common
1
3-12
2-15
2-15
3-
Extra
(quar.)
Power,
3-
2-15
.
(monthly)
5%
i
5.28%
Campbell,
Central
'Distillers
2-17
2-T
3-
15c
!
A
10c
Stone
Common
Canal-
quar.)
5.30%
Calif.-Western
Colorado
3
Diamond
2-28
'
(quar.).—
2-
3-15
2-14
3-14
6
3-
(quar.)
$1.25
Aikman
&
1
3-15
2-
3-15
common
class
6
3-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fruit,
B
35c
(inc.
com.
,
3-
share held)____
2-
(quar.)__.:
Service,
prefened
&
preferred
Giorgio
net
redeemable
1
Co.
Packing
$3.5$
Collins
(2
for each
3-15
of
(quar.)
Interstate Telephone
California
div.)
Co
Di
Corp.,
10c
1
Timber.,
Power
(stock
(20c par)
2-15
$1.12 Vi
___'
(quar.)
3-
quar.)__,
(increased
&
shs.
Colgate-Palmolive
2-23
75c
3-
_
sh.
one
*;
2-3
7'/ic
<quar.)___,
Electric
1
Steel
40c
com.
—
A
Detroit
6
2-
20c
Realty
&
2-
3-
25c
<quar.)________
(quar.)
Mortgage
15C
preferred (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class
Detroit
25c
Products
common
5%
4-26
3-12
2-10
3-
$2
Stockyard
1
87Vic
$1.05
___
(quar.)
of
3-
Foil,
5-
Supply
3-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harvester
Holder•
Payable of Ree.
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
Union
When
53
30c
—
A
com
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Club Aluminum
22-
Detroit
Dentists
£lass
(quar.)__—__—:r__!
$1.12'/a
_
(quar.)
(increased
Cement
Land
Canada
2-
2-29
* 10c
preferred
Calaveras
Class
2-29
2-20
6%
(quar.)
Corp.
Colonial Acceptance, class A
Co
Calave:ftis
Canada
guaranteed
special guaranteed
Chemical
Denver
1
RR.,—
4%
2-10
2-20
25c
._
(quar.)
common
Butler's Inc., com.
•
Pittsburgh
50c
Randolph for each share held
,
1
$1
Sons
distribution
Canada
3-
87'/2c
(quar.)___
P.)
Bros.,
Calif.
&
1-16
2-10
3-
(Tenn.)—
Illuminating,
(quar.)
preferred
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Terminal
Calif.
Electric
J15c
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Bush Terminal Buildings
4 Vi %
Cleveland
2-15
3-12
$1.75
tquar.)_
Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
$15c
._
common
preferred
30c
Controller
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Clayton
50c
'
;
;
2nd
Butler
Clark
2-
Clorox
preferred
Burroughs
Bush
2-16
2-16
9c
___;
—
preferred
4.20%
4>/2%
1
1
2-16
Debenture
3
Y.)
1
&
2-
2-13
Mfg.,
common
10c
(N.
3-
1
Voting
Dennison
30c
:
3-
5c
quar.)_____
1
Quarterly
Burlington Industries,
3%%
Extra
3-
$1.25
quarterly
Si Co.,
4%
2-17
2-17
Share
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
City Title
2-15
1
3-23
1
60c
(quar.)
Lines
3-
25C
Products
7%
_____
common
35c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
>.
1
Ltd.—
Inc.
Electric,
Air
3-31
I2V2C
—
&
'
Extra
Burdine's,
—
(quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
(Quarterly from net investment income)__
Bullock's, Inc.—
Increased
25c
quarterly basis
(quar.)
a
30c
.
(quar.)
Buell
Bullock
on
25c
_
,
Co..
2-
City
Per
Name of Company
Delta
Service
Co.
(quar.)
City Auto Stamping, new com. (initial quar.)
City Baking. 7% preierred (quar.)—
1
3-
25c
Co.
(quar.)__
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
(Charles) Co. (quar.)
&
2-
2-29 '
$3
Co.
>
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Equipment
Cab
Gas
When
Share
Cities
;
3-
Bruning
1
Gas—
Garden
now
Chicago Yellow
3-15
$1.10
Brown
Common
2
2-15
(quar.)
Rubber
4-
Company
Railway
25c
preferred
Brown
Chicago
2-10
4-13
4.40%
Brown
Per
Name of
3-15
$37Vic
(quar.)
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
Brooklyn
Holders
2
4-
35c
__■>•
(quar.)
Packers
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brockton
(interim)
com.
preferred
Columbia
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
,
Bristol-Myers Co.,
British
Share
(quar.)
(817)
—
-
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(818)
When
Name
(L.
Square
National Bank
dividend) (6/299th of a
Franklin
(Stock
each
I.)—
2-17
----
j
'*■
(L.)
Quarterly
———
Quarterly
——
---
—
_.
Fruehauf Trailer—
-3-
1
?5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
preferred
4%
Fruit
3-
■
General
(increased
com.
Corp,,
Acceptance
$1.50
General
Cigar,
f
(quar.)
(quar.)
—;
preferred
dep.
General
Gas
(quar.)
Corp.
—
2-
3-
Plywood
Co.,
2-
6
preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian
Pineapple Co., Ltd.__
2-
6
Hazel-Atlas
2-15
Hecla
2-15
Hercules
3-
9
Hercules
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
Chemical,
3'/a%
4%%
1
4-17
2-28
3-15
2-10
2-28
1-31
3-1
3-10
2-17
2-13
1-24
Hires
2-15
1-20
Hooker
2-15
(Charles
$4.25
1-20
E.)
preferred
Hormel
(George A.)
6%
preferred
A
3-
3-20
2-15
1-16
5%
preferred (quar.)
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
3-31
3-
9
Houdry
4-
1
3-
9
Housatonic
4-
1
3-
9
Houston
9
Houston
.
Stock
Portland- Cement-Co.
Giant
Yellowknife
Gold
(quar.)
Mines,
'
.
V
Gillette
Co.
Corp.
2-20
2-
4-1-
3-15
,
4'A%
2-15
3-
6
6-27
6-
Stock
Grace
(W.
Grand
R.i
Union
Y.)
$2.25
preferred
7%
(quar.»_
Hunt
3-12
2
1
2-15
"3-15"
'
5%
1
3
5%
preferred
1
4-20
5%
preferred
Hi
4-20
5%
preferred
9
5%
—
5-
56'Ac
3-26
3-
2-28
2-15
1
2-21
Illinois
2-17
Income Fund
3-
3-10
2-24
3-22
3-15
3-
5
2-
2-15
(Houston)
P.)
Fire Brick
quarter
Indiana
2-23
industry
2-
Inland
1
quar.)
2-21
Water
Stock
Institutional
The
General
2-
from
Chemical
Investment
securities
2-
2-14
Inter-Ocean
Reinsurance
2-14
Inter-Ocean
Securities,
2
3-
3-19
2-23
1
Business
Class
Industrial
Machinery
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
Petroleum
Railroad
1-31
International
2-15
1-31
International Paints
3-30
3-15
2-24
2-10
Stock
Shares
Utilities
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Guardian
Consumer, class
preferred (quar.)
Mobile
Class
Class
&
Ohio
$5
RR.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
pfd.
of
Quarterly
Quarterly
Canada,
Hackensack Water
Intertype
2-15
Investors
2-29
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
7c
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
50c
3-20
3-
6
Halliburton Oil
preferred
Well
Cotton
(interim)
com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa
'
Power
3.30%
Iowa
3.90%
$1.76
4%%
6-12
5-16
$1.25
9-10
8-17
Jacobsen
3-
9
2-10
Jahn
4-
1
3-15
Jack &
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1
2-10
5
(ouar.)
3-28
3-12
J5c
3-
2-17
122'/2c
™
3-
1
2-10
tSl 25
2-15
2-
3
}$1.25
5-15
5-
4
&
Light,
50c
3-
$1.25
1
#v
,
3-30v
$1.25
6-29
2-6
2-15
6-15
9-28
9-14
12-28
2-20
1-25
2-20
2-
1
2-29'
28c
3-
1
3-10
2-21
3-
1
2-
7-
2
6-
2
3-
1
2-
3-
9
1st
Jantzen
2
7%
1
$1
3-10
57c
Lake
Corp.
Johnson
&
&
2-
1
3
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-15
2-15
1-24
125c
2-15
1-24
2-15
1-24
3-
2-10
9
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-10
5-
1
4-13
t20c
3-
1
1-31
3-
1
2-15
20c
2-29
2-15
100%
3-14
2-27
40c
1
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
11-1
10-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
3
2-24
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
Link-Belt
Co.
3Vi %
Little
Special
Class
B
Lock
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-15
Joint
8%
Long
Pipe,
Class
Long
(quar.)
common
(initial quar.)___
Lynch
Lynch
Co.
M
Carrier
Extra-:
5%
1st
Magor
&
Mailman
Chemical,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
2-29
2-15
3-
2-16
18%c
30c
1
3-10
CO
1
rH
'
3-10
'<
2-29
2-29
2-16
2--6
3-
2
2-
3
3-30
3-
9
50c
3-1
2-15
1
2-15
3-
3-10
3-17
3-17
3-10
t37'Ac
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-15
$1
2-29
2-17
3-31
3-20
$1
4-
1
3-21
$1
7-
1
6-20
40c
3-12
2-17
$1.18%
3-15
2-17
38c
3-
1
2-
8
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-
1
(quar.)
25c
3-15
(increased
preferred
quar.)—
(quar.)
(accum.)
(Mo.)
St.
Louis
Ry.
i
3-1
Co.—
$2.50
2-15
2-1
2-1
2-15
2-
3
2-15
2-
3
75c
(quar. )—
3-12
25c
Co.
$1.25
15c
RR.
2-15
2-
3
50c
3-
(quar.)
(increased)
—
2-29
9-
1
7'Ac
3-10
2-10
2-20
2-
6
10c
2-20
2-
6
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Steel
2-
10c
(quar.)
2-15
15c
(quar.)—
3-
2-15
1
3-15
2-28
2-29
2-10
3Cc
3-
5
2-15
50c
3-30
3-15
30c
3-
9
2-29
$25c
3-31
3-10
t25c
6-30
$ $ 1.25
(quar.)
120c
(extra)—
—
(quar.>
——„—
>
Ltd.
shares
shares
(quar.)
(quar.)_
RR.
5%
$1.25
6-15
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
2-16
35c
(accum.)
1
3-10
2-17
35c
pfd.
& Co.
3-
2-10
3-
1
Sugar, Ltd.—
(clears
Maxwell
Corp.
&
Inc.
t$6
(quar.)—
4-
2
3-16
30c
3-
9
2-20
35c
arrears)—
Moore,
(quar.)_.
2-29
2-
Field
&
,
—
pfd.
—
(quar.)
—
3
Corp.
Massachusetts
(quar.)__
Bonding
&
Insurance
10c
2-24
2-14
3-31
3-15
30c
Co
Co., 4'/4%
$1.06'A
2-29
2-10
40c
Marmon-Herrington
Masonite
2-17"
3-12
(monthly)
Products
preferred
Manning,
Marshall
2-10
$1
Manhattan Shirt Co.
Manitoba
1
2-10
3-12
$1
Co
C.)
-
50c
(quar.)—_•
Central
2-15
2-
Co.—
3
t
Trust—
Investors
net long-term
capital
gains
resulting
from
portfolio
transactions
during
1955
payable
in
special
cash
1-16
59%c
(quar.)
1
—
Bloedel, Ltd., class B
Mallory (P. R.)
A
1
3-
—
Systems
Corp.,
Priority
Priority
6%
3-
(Md.)—
Corp.
(R.
Maine
$1
11'Ac
preferred
Car
Mahon
Stock
2
9
2-^9
2-
—
Macwhyte Co.
Maxson
2-28
2-
1
1
1
(quar.)
Sport
MacMillan
2-24
3-
333-
1.1 —
(R.
MacKinnon Structural
2-24
9
20c
87'Ac
—
MacGregor
3-10
1
£
$1.31'A
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)—
& M Woodworking Co,
3-10
3-
1-31
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co.
40c
4-
2-15
:
or
distribution
of
84c
stock
2-18
12-30
1
2-10
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.—
4V2 %
preferred
:
Mathews
Stock
40c
14c
(quar.)
Nashville
&
Steel
2-25
2
2-15
<
>
■
12'Ac
Extra
3-15
3-
3-15
60c
(quar.)
common
Lucky Stores, Inc.
1
1
2- '3
2-17
30c
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson &
5%
preferred
(s-a)
1
4-
1-27
15c
common
Lumber
Louisville
3-
62'Ac
(quar.)
1
t37'Ac
common
Bell
4-
$1.25
com.
3-
37'Ac
Angeles Transit Lines
1-31
2-24
2-15
40c
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Lumber
A
2-29
3-12
4-10
1
30c
—
(quar.)
Gas,
Bell
3-15
2-15
2-15
4-25
3-
*
(quar.)——
original
convertible
$1.20
35c
"
4Cc
(monthly)
Star
2-15
15c
2-25
/-.J
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Lone
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
2%
'
tOc
Corp.
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
2-10
,-V
25c
(quar.)
Common
35c
A
com
«2-15
1
.
(quar.)
Finance
8%
—
(initial)
com.
guaranteed
Massachusetts
50c
1
3-
4
50c
Increased
2-15
1
3-
25c
-•
(quar.)
RR.,
2-15
2-15
5-
$25e
2-
2-15
share
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceteries,
5c
(quar.)
new
common
preferred
Miami
2-15
1
1
—
com.
Liquid Carbonic, common
2-15
10c
(quar.)__
Y.)
per
——
class A
Rollway,
1
1
3-
iquar.)
1
3-
1-27
2-15
2-15
56'Ac
$51
_—
(quar.)_.
Chemical
►'Lindsay
1
3-
5
25c
1
(quar,)—*-——2s..—__
preferred
3-
44c
4-
25c
at
Tobacco,
Co.
&
3-
.
6
3-1
"5%
dividend-—
stock
I
2-
1
4-15
59 %c
(quar,)
(quar.)^—.————-—
Corp.
30c
35%c
(quar.)
&
3-26
1
3-
3-10
45c
(quar. )I—__i—
Cement*.-4quar.)w.i."__—
Co.'
$1.05
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel,
preferred
35c
97'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
3-
20c
(quar.)_
Aluminum
45c
1-31
Sons
Service,
$1.50
9
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
May
Myers
(Ell)
Lukens
2-15
$1.10
common
Sulphur,
preferred
4%%
4-
82'Ac
(quar.)J
Johnson
Joy Mfg. Co.,
Kai^r
Lily
Lincoln
2-17
3-
$1.75
2-15
•
(quar.)
—
&
Savers
Marathon
pfd.
preferred
8alt
Liggett &
3-16
$1.08%
(quar.)
Engraving Co.
5%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
Telephone Corp. (N.
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
Jefferson
Jervis
Life
2-24
4-
37'Ac
com.
preferred
Co.
Preferred
1
2-
»1
1
2-10
3-
3
2-15
quar.)
rv, Common .(increased quar.)———
5»A% preferred (quar.)____'_—-
1
37 'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Oilier
Jamestown
f
2-15
30c
3-16
2
Co., Ltd.—
dividend)_r—
(Jamesi
Llpe
2-14
2-10
4-
$1.25
'Lexington Trust'Fund-—
•' (Quarterly from net, investment income)
Libby, McNeill & Libby—'-.
12-14
,
2-1
2-20
$1.50
(quar.)___——_»
(entire issue called for re¬
on
this
3-19
Island—
(quar.)
Service,
Mfg.
I
5-
1
2-15
3-15"
2-15
,
2-15
37'/2c
Gas & Electric,
Heintz, Inc., 4%
&
5%
2-
(quar.)_
dividend)
Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-17
Jones
J.
2-29-
-50c
25c
preferred
2-17
1
Corp.
Rhode
Southern
3-12
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
Iowa
3-12
2-
2-29 A*
25c
preferred
50c
6-
of
preferred
Public
2-17
2-15
.
3-31'
62 '/2C
35c
(quar.)
preferred
3.75%
1
75c
V.
4-16
2-15
5c
common
preferred
Leslie
3-15
.3-30.
5-1
10c
$11.75
(Phila.)
Lehigh Valley RR.
9
25c
preferred
4.40%
4.35%
1
50c
Ltd.,
Iowa-Illinois
9
1
12'AC
2-
3-15
18c
(increased
conv,
Co.
Inc.,
Lehigh .'Portland
2-10;
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Cementing Co.—
Ltd.
Lees
2-27
5c
Participating
3-
3-
,
,
$1
Participating
$2.50
2-29
25c
(quar.)—;
Quarterly
Mines,
,,
3-20
3-
Engineering
Corp.
(stock
Trust Co.
preferred
3-12
2-
3-10
$2.50
semi-annual
preferred
$2.50
2-15
10c
;
3-15
V
America—
Resistance" (quar.)
Silver Co
Participating
2-15
2-29
2-29
50c
(quar.)
2nd
$2.50
2-15
6c
t60c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Corp.
Hallnor
2-15
t60c
Halle
Hamilton
2-15
2-29
3-
1„,
r-
t30c
Interprovincial Building Credit, Ltd.
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.—
2-29
3-10
3-
60c
125c
_•
2-15
2-29
l,/2%
Los
Ltd
2-15*
Corp.
Machine
Bryant,
'I Leece-Neville
2-10
$1.50
(partic.)
Petroleum,
2-29
Ltd.
;
.
1-30
2
$1.75
Candy Shops, Ltd. Increased):.
,*Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc. (quar.)
fLee Spring Co. ; (st6*clc dividend)™
2-10
1
1
4-
-r.
(quar.)
convertible
4.75%
(quar.)
2-29
$1.16
(quar.)
1
2-15
3-
(quar.)
^
Woods Milling
Sessions,
demption
,
2-10
3-
Ltd.—
10c
62'Ac
;
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Mines,
Telegraph
(Canada)
&
;plus
2-10'
r-
3-1-
t$1.12'/2
Rys. of Central
preferred
(accum.)
$1.25
(quar.)___
<quar.)__
B
$1.25
(quar.)
Lane
2-10
*40c
2-15
30c
(quar.)
3-
3-21
2-17
1
50c
i
Champagne
(quar.)
preferred
-Landis
1
t25c
Interstate
of the
^Lancaster
2-10
3-
3-12
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
2-29
11c
[
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)_
Gulf Power Co.,
4.64%
Bros.,
Ocean
preferred
12'/2c
(quar.)
8
2-24
2-10
1
2
3-12
3-
$1.50
quar.)—
(quar.)
—__—
4.75%
11c
A
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
A
Gas, common
preferred
7%
International Utilities Corp., com.
$1.40 conv. pfd. (quar.)
8c
Shares
.Gulf Interstate
Machines
International
6c
and
(s-a)
2-15
14c
Shares
—
3-
50c
pfd.
2-15
12c
._
1"
3-10
'
23C
2-29
3c
Shares
Shares
Grumman Aircraft
income
2-29
10c
Shares
3-
;
4-
•
■
Steel
Lamson
Local
(quar.)
3-15
1
8c
Equipment
Railroad
Steel
preferred
il2'Ac
12c
Shares
Bond
Railroad
Shares
25c
$1
2-15
v
>
7- «
V
-
23c
(quar.)
common
3-
12c
Shares
Tobacco
A,
4'/2%
3-10
7c
—
Equipment Shares
7-
7-15
3-10
&
3-21
.
40c
———
(s-a)
'
Harvester,
9c
—
-
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
7c
Electrical
50c
-
50c
quar.)__
Co
4%
International
3-30
capital gains)
profits)
2-21
9c
;
7-15
*
Wines
2-15
.
2
(quar.)
(increased
com.
2-25
2-29
4-
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
2-20
15c
75c
(quar.)____
Co.
&
9
2-10
5
62'Ac
quar.)__
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
4- "5
$1
net
Salle
Laclede
0
Fund—
3-10
*
_
50C
4-
4-15
50c
"
7c
Fund
>
4-15
$3
3-10
6c
&
2-17
2%
8c
Fund
Shares
3-10
1st
(increased
com.
Co.
S.)
H.l
Co.,
6%
6
30c
7c
Shares
Electronics
2-
IS.
IS.
Kroger
1-31
2-20
preferred
Kress
3-15
2-15
4-
$1.25
13c
Fund
Shares
Laclede Gas
3
50c
56'Ac
12 '/2c
(quar.)
$1.75
5%
Shares
Building
La
4%
Kresge
3-
3-
capital
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
2-10
(initial quar.)
Co
Increased
Aviation
1-27
3-1
eoc
(increased
Foundation
from
(12c
2
Classes—
Automobile
2-15
15c C
International
Bond
Bond
$1.50
"'35'Ac
(quar.)
Products
International
The
Halle
Steel
6%
Capital Growth Fund
The Fully
Administered Fund
Hajoca
&
Steel
International
The
$5
Gas
Institutional
classes.
Common
2
1-27
Z
10c from
'3-26
quar.)-
Laura Secord
dividend)-
Indiana
general funds and
5
3-
Boston—
25c
(quar.)—
net
3-28
2-15
$1.25
Ingersoll-Rand Co., com.
0% preferred (s-a)
invest¬
from
2
_
2-23
Funds—
Gulf,
of
10c
(initial
dividends
ment income on the
6%
(stock
t2'/2c
Co., Ltd., class A
2-
%
2-20
—
Gregory Industries (quar.)
Group Securities, Inc.—
60c
Zinc
International
.___
(A.
Food
Power
40c
B
2-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(18c from Inc. and
0
62!/2c
Quarterly
Great West Coal
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)_—
Co., com. (quar.)
Idaho
t31 'Ac
(quar.)_
Insurance
3-
2-24
V
25c
.__
Life
15c
Ltd.—
preferred
1
3-12
2-15
45c
55c
25c
^Huston rfTom) Peanut (quar.)_:
Huttlg 8ash S Door, common (quar.)______
2-
3-
2-10
4-. 2
3-1
15c
2-15
35%c"' " 3-
(quar.)
5%' conv. pfd. A
Hupp Corp.,
.3-10
22 '/2c
>
from
11c
2-15
.
(quar. I
preference A
6-20
12-20
$1.25
1
(quar.)__
common
6-30
12-30
preferred (quar.)
Koehring Co. (quar.)__
Inc.,
^
1-31
2-15
$2.50
(s-a)
25c
: "j
1
quar.)
Co.____
2-10
50c
pfd.
(quar.
3-
200.
f.—
2-13
1
44c
Fund—
Co.,
3-!l
3-15
5
60c
Koppers
2-15
3-
(quar.)
and
2-24
1
(from
(quar.)_
com.
(increased
income
from
3-15
3-15
3-
$2.50
5%
3-
Refining (quar.)_
3-
35c
50c
&
Co.
2
4-
3-
v
3-1
2-15
—
pref.
"
America
(quar.)
Ry.
$5
(4c
(q a a r.
25c
Great'Southern
The
C
&
(G. R.) Co.,
prior preferred
Lake
(reduced
"K-l"
Lighting
Knickerbocker
2-14
—__
Production.
Foods,
5%
...
3-15
3-15
$4
(quar.)___,___
Northern
16
2
4-
56'Ac
Great Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
First
4-
$1.50
50c
Extra
Green
•
Steel
6-15
105
Income)
Kinney
..
35c
^
preferred
Hugoton,
Inc.—
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Class
3-12
$1.37'A
(year-end)
preferred
Great
4-
25c
of
2-10
6'Ac
9-15
12-15
-
series
62'/2c
511.41 2nd preferred (quar.)__—
1
15c
15c
;
___
Co.
County
$$1.25
5.70%
2-23
$2
_
_.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Common
(s-a)_
(quar.)
common
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Gray Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
(Walter)
1
2
1
! 3CC
(s-a>___
& Wire (quar.)
Kidde
Keystone
2-17
Fund
Pipe & Supply Co.,
Kings
3-
710-
1-2-57
60c
preferred
2-15
(quar.)___
Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Humble'Oil
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Co.
5%
7%
'quar.)
87'AC
._
$1.06'A
;—
3-15
37'Ac
investment
net
Keystone
1
35c
i—r,
2
87'Ac
(quar. i_
stock
2-15
,
2-28
42I/2C
—r_
(N.
2-
3-20
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Granite City Steel,
*
3- 5
7'A%
Bank
2-
Preferred
2-15
Hudson- Pulp <fe Paper, class A com. (quar.)
31V2 c(
■.
5% preferred A (quar.)
_•_
: -31 'Ac- :
Si* 5.12% preferred B "(qaar.)_______
32c ■"•
r
■
60c
j '
—
(quar.)
&
3-20
2-15
50C
iU
4-
$1.18%
Keystone Custodian Funds—
"
$1.12*A
__
_
dividend
National
Grace
2
4-
3-10
ti
6
3-1
V
Co.
preferred
2-16
Cold
Hublnger Co.
(quar.)
Hudsoiv Bay Mining & Smelting,
1
3-27
B
4 'A %
1
2-20
15c
t
& Stock Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)
Gorham Mfg.
(quar.)_
Gould-National
3-
3-12
10c
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance
5
15c
50c
a
(quar.)
Batteries, com.
3-16
1
(quar.)_
Stores
?■
Gold
W.)
Howard
1
16c
+
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.— ,. -.-4
8% let preferred (quar.)—
L.\
Goebel Brewing; 60cypreferred (quar.)
'i*
4'A %r preferred (quar.)__-
(H.
3-
3-
'
Gossard
2-14
2
3-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
*3-22
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Alden
Glen
A
Hoving
3-22
}15c
'
Class
2-15
20c
-
(Interim)
Refrigerator
Quarterly
2 24
4-
1
——
&
2-15
87'Ac
(quar.).
Co.
3- 1
3'
Warehouse
5
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)__
$2.25 pfd.
(quar.)
2-15
1
2%
'
quar.)
Giant
Fibre
3-
(quar.)
B
—-
;—
$1.18%
.
Service
Terminal
Class A
,
Class
25c
—
(Increased)
Gibson
3-
2-15
30c
20c
-
(Increased
Inc.
Co.
Keyes
preferred
20c
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Class
dividend
Mine,
Kerite
2-15
(N. Y.)—
______
Public
3-
$1.25
—
Plywood--,
Gerber Products
Getchell
1
1
Process
3- 1
56c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
2-23
Storage Co.—
62'Ac
preferred (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
4-
3-
of Kentucky—
;
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
;
Horn & Hardart Co.
9
3-
32c
4% %
87%c
(quar.___™
2-15
3-30
$5
-
1
31c
(quar.J ___________—
& Co., com. (quar.)
3-23
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
com.
3-16
725c
*
._
(quar.)
erred
2-14
3-30
87'Ac
iquar.)____
$1.25
Co.,
1
1-23
50c
<quar.)____
Electrochemical
2-14
3-
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)
3J/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.).:——
2-23
$1.09%
—
—
2-14
1
(quar.)
common
pre.
1
3-
$1.25
N
Hotels, common (quar.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)_;
2-14
1
3-
20c
preferred
3- 1
37'/2c
_____
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
1
3-
(quar.)___————
3'/2%
2-13
20c
(quar.)__„_
(lncr. quar.)—
2nd
3-1
General
2-29
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
5% preferred B (quar.)_____
convertible
3-
$1
:>
_—___
preferred A
25c
•
3-12
3-
r
50c
Higbie Mfg. Co.—
5%
conv.
pfd.
(entire Issue called for
redemption on Feb. 14 at $11 per share
plus this div.) convertible to Feb. 9
2-15
2-15
Shoe
preferred
-
48aAc
pfd.
common
L
95c
___________
—_____—
"25c:
quar.)
6
30c
5%
Co.
Holders
$1.12'A
—_
(quar?)
preferred
"
40c
5c
preferred (quar.)———————
Corp. (stock dividendt
;—
Castings (increased-quar.)
General Steel Wares Ltd., common (quar.)—
5%
2-14
^——
(quar.)__
Co.,
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
>•
rfquar.)_
<quar.)__—
3V2%
2-10
4-
(quar.)
Cement
1
2-27
:
Powder
Heyden
9
Glass
Mining
2-15
conv.
3-
4-20
(Initial)
3.90%
Corp.—
General Telephone Co.
70c
$1.50
3 7'/2c
(increased
common
100%
45c
JlOc
General Telephone, common
(quar.)—
40c
4.25% preferred (quar.)
53'/«c
4.40% preferred (quar.)__—55c
4.75% preferred (quar.)
59 %c
5%
General
Kellogg; Co.,
Hilton
(quar.)
General Steel
2-15
$2 convertible preferred 'quar.)—__—-7
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
1
b
2-15
1
60c
Special
General
2
40c
1
plus this dividend
—
—.
$0.84375
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)—
50c
.■*' -''Extra;
-i--—.
25c
Utilities
3-
20c
4-
4'A%
8*>c
25c
(s-a(_—————-—-
Public
Kawneer
/
—
2-15
share
General
2-15
Hart-Carter
3%% conv. pfd, (entire Issue
redeemed on March 1 at $103 per
be
2
Hart, Schaffner & Marx——______
1
General Mills,
to
3-
3-
Ltd.—
—
General Metals
4.20%
preferred
3'/2%
.—_.
_______
3-15
'■■■
25c
15c
ordinary (interim)—
(quar.)
v——
Foods
4-12
1-26
$l-2u
1
receipts
General
4-30
'
quar.)
(quar.)
Plywood Corp
Harshaw Chemical, new com.
3-
(quar.)————
General Electric,
Amer.
—
(increased
preferred
2%
pfd. (100 par) (quar.)
——
preferred (20 par) (quar.)
,
"1-26
3-15
————
6%
4y2%
„
-
Shaie
-
& "Light
Power
preferred
4%
$1.25
——
Harbor
2-13
3-1
3-9
25c
(stock div.;__
com.
5%
5%
1
6%'
3.80%
10c
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
2-18
City
2-10
3-15
50c
*®®
60c
34c
37 /ac
25c
—
-
common
preferred
7%
General Contract,
—
iqaar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
quar.)—
(quar.)
(Kansas City)
Gas Service Co.
1
2
Kansas
2-10
(quar.)
common
3-
3-15
2-29
62'/2c
______—__
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
2
2-29
2-15
—- —
—
Gardner-Denver,
Harmon,
preferred
3-
.x
2-15
--
Co.
&
5%
.
15c
15c
—
(s-a)
3-15
$1
■
—____.—
(quar.)
preferred
Handy
—
Loom
the
of
B
Common
3-
35c
—
(quar.)
Extra
Gabriel
5%
:
quar.)
(initial
common
Class
2-15
2-
'
New
1
2-15
10c
10°
10c
10c
——
_______
Quarterly
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
(increased quar.)_
common
•
75c
(quar.)
Realty (quar.)—_
1-24
Share
Company
4% conv, preferred
Hancock Oil, class A
share for
Freeport Sulphur
Friedman
Name of
Hamilton Watch,
held)
share
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Monday, February 13, 1956
.
.
.
(quar.)
—
—
+$1.12'A
3-
Conveyor Co.—
dividend
shareholders'
approval at Company meeting to be held
Feb.
(Subject
to
1CC%
L.)
Corp.
May Department Stores, common
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
preferred
$3.43 preferred
McCloud
McColl
McCord
S2.5C
River
Lumber
Fronter.ac
Corp.,
(1947 series)
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
55c
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-24
85c
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
preferred
—
2-15
3-15
93 %c
lquar.)___
2-17
3-15
S3%c
(quar.)
dividend
2-24
10c
2%
10)
(W.
1
2-15
2-15
*
2-15
$30c
2-29
1-31
50c
2-28
2-14
62'Ac
3-30
3-15
Volume
183
Number 5507.., The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(819)
.
,
"*•
Name of Company
.
Mclntvre
McKay
...
;a.«•**"
•
Share
*-
-
Mines Ltd. (quar.)—_ "r?
(quar.)^_l__^___
?
Porcupine
Machine
McKesson
&
Macmillan
Mascot
Co.
Oil
(quar.)___
lquar.)___
Massey-Harris-Ierguson,
McWilliams
Dredging
Ltd.
___1___
(quar.)—
4.4'A%
common
(quar.)
5-
2
8-
2
11-
2
Fire
3-
6%
Northeastern Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Northeastern Water,i $2 preferred (s-a)
"5V2 %
3
2-
1
2-
1
2-17
$1
Y.)
(quar.)
1
3-
2
3-30
3-
4-
1
3-
1
96'Ac
4-
3-
preferred
5.
(quar.)
97'Ac
4-
1
3-
5
(quar.)
$1.0834
4-
1
4.45%
3-
51
preferred
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food
Middlesex
Products
Water Co.
$1.11'A
.—
AA
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5%,
Power
Louis
Co.
Ry.
(quar.)
(Class
Mitchell
1-31
3-
3-
2-10
4-
2.
$1.15
4-
2
Co.
75c
Life Ir.s.
(quar.)
1
1
3-15
-
3-15
.
3-16
A
2-27
(Springfield, Mass.)
(s-a)
partic.
2-17
2-15
3-i5~
;A 3- 1
3-15
2-24
3-15
3-
75c
2-15
1
2-
1
Moore-Handley Hardware—
5%
preferred (quar.)_______
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.
Morgan
Engineering,
$2.50
f
preferred
Morgan
(J.
Mor-rell
& -Co.,
&
P.)
(John)
Co.
&
"
.
Ltd
___.
3-
3-
25c
Mifls,
Paper
,43A%
preferred
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Mosinee
Mount
Extra
;
Al'AA—
1'
2-15..
2-28
'2-10
•;#£
3-15
Investment
Fund,
Inc.—
Mutual Trust, (quarterly of 2c fhom
."vestment income and 2c from.
gains) ^
Corp.
(quarw
Nashville, Chattanooga &
Quarterly
National
Acme
Co,
$7
■Rfs*r-;:■ 'A
Fibres
4c
3-12
3-
_2A_
-2-
8
i_F*2-
8
3-10
25c
3-
2-20
1
2-10
3-
2-10
—
10c
________
com.
75c
—
issue
National
Container-(Del.),
ealled
for
:A
re-
common
2-15
Dairy
Distillers
4'A%
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd.
Drug
3-
1-25
Chemical
$1.50
preference
National
Co.
of
National
Lead,
National
Co.,
7%
&
dividend
National
Oats
National
9
2-20
Presto
Stock
National
Shirt
Shops
1
/ fi-
3
4^ 2^- 3-15
4-
-
$1.75
2 ^-3-15
1
2-17
.
.
3-15
50c
3"
%
2-17
9^2-17
t
___
3-
9
15c
3-
1
15c
3-31
3-14
35c
i
10%
4-13
3-16
14c
series
—2-15
3-
.
stcck
,v.^.2-10
3-
tl5c
Industries-l____—_—^______
series
.
(Preferred
2
t37'Ac
—___
2-17 *
3-15
(quar.)— *$1.12'A
(quar.)L____^.
Machinery
Securities Series:
3-
■
-,-2-28
3-10
tl5c
I—i.___
Rubber
12c(
—
(quar.)______________
'
'
A^-2-17
.
2-15
AL2-15
2-15
20c
2-29^*^13
25c
2-25
50c
3-
National
Vulcanized
Nazareth
Cement
Neisner
Bros.,
$2.40
Inc.
10c
Meter
(quar.l
Co.,
—_—
com.
(quar.)
Co.
New
Jersey
New
York
Air
New
York
Central
Zinc
Co.
(s-a)
pfd.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
R.R.
1
Y.
$5
Dock,
New York
State
$4.50
preferred
Electric,
preferred
Newport
News
-Quarterly
(quar.)_
in. 1955.
net
was
45c
(quar.).
An
ordinary
also
income
the
2-
2-14
Park
Chemical
1-30
1-16
$5
2-15
1-27
2-15
2-15
A
34 %c
37 %c
y
2-15
1-27
3-16
2-15
1-20
25c
2-15
2-
10c
3-
&
$1
;
of
15c
declared)
2-27
1
3-15
4-
25c
2-29
3-15
4-
2
2'Ac
7-
2
1
9-14
1-2-57
12-14
Paton
7%
Mfg.
Ltd.,
preferred
Pedlow-Nease
$1.25
City)
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
Peerle.'s
common
(quar.)
quar.)____—
(quar.)
—
$1
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.32
preferred
Fruit
Co.,
—
—
(initial
com.
preferred
3-28
2-
$20c
A
3-15
25c
2-23
20c
45c
.
preferred
preferred
4.40%
—
2-15
1-2E
5-15
2-15
2-20
3-31
3-22
92'Ac
•3-
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
9
Peoples Credit Jewelers
Peoples Drug Stores
2-17
1
2»20
2-15
,t
Peoples Telephone,
3-10
43-
1
^
2-15
3-
l
—
2-15
50c
22-24
2-15
4-
1
4-
1
"1-20
4-
1
3-
1
4-
2
3-
A
9
3i 9
3-
9
i^-15
^3-15
50c
3-
1
I 15
4'/2%
Perfect
50c
common
(quar.)
Paul,
Special
Petroleum
Island)
5
(quar.)
Brand
&
ca
3-15
3-
1
Corp.
1
Robinson
1
to
to
1
$1.75
1
2-20
50c
3-10
2-17
America
(stock
100%
4%
(quar.)
20c
Co.
15c
Germantown
Co.
3-23
Norristown
RR.
preferred I
Transit
4-
1
3-15
Mfg.
Rohm
Rome
Ross
3-15
3-
class
A
(quar.)
3-
5
3-
5
3-
2-15
$25c
vAV"-A >Aa
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
$1.02'/2
lA
3-
1
2-15
3" 1
2-15
2-15
$1.18%
O.)
Oil
Int.
Class
B
Ruppert
(initial
3-
1
3-
(quar.)
5
2-17
3-
1
2-10
$1
quar.)—
.
—__
3-
1
2-10
$20c
3-
1
tlOc
3-
1-
$1.06'A
35c
Engineering
Ltd.
Ctf.
N.
Y.
Y.
shares.
shares
_
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
2-16
3-
9
2-24
3-
1
2-10
51 7/10c
2-21
51 7/10c
2-21
1-20
$15c
2-rl5
1-31
2-15
1-13
Corp.
3-
1
2-15
4-
2
3-10
10c
3-
9
2-15
2-
(quar.)
45c
3-1
2-4
(quar.)
$1.10
4-1
3-2
25c
(quar.)
1
2-15
5'A%
Scotten,
Co.
2-20
3
3-14
2-28
2-17
2-
6
25c
common
$4 preferred
2-17
25c
____^
25c
preferred
Schwitzer
1-20
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_
Co.
2-17
2-
6
45c
3-10
2-17
85c
!
Paper,
1
3-15
2-29
25c
common:.—
preferred 1 (quar.)
Arms
3-
25c
(annual)
Paper
2-15
$50c
N.
Dairy
2-15
.
$6>Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Petroleum
3-15
3-29
10%
Schering Corp.
3-
2-20
3-10
50c
___
(quar.)
St. Regis Paper, com.
$4.40 1st preferred
5'A%
3-19
„
50c
(increased)
(quar.)____.
(Jacob),
Croix
9
2-15
f
1
4-
55c
quar.)__
(initial-quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical
9
'
10c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Dutch
3-
■„
$1.18
(quar.)
dividend
(J.
3-
-
$1
Power—
preferred
Royalite
$3 40
1
$1.02'/a
5-
1
4-16
2-29
2-11
5
3-15
3-15
Paper Ltd.—
Cable
Roval
3-14
4-6
16%c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
3-30
5-1
37'Ac
..A'.
(increased
Haas,
2-15
50c
(quar.)
conv.
Spring & Axle
&
3-15.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
Rockwell
2-17
1
3-20
75c
(quar.)_
Light &
4.75%
H
to
2-10
2
(quar.)__
Co.,
Rockland
3-23
$1.50
1
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
'
common
Little &
Rochester
CO
1
3-
2-15
20c
Mills
preferred J
15c
(quar.)
&
2
2-15
2-10
40c
preferred
45c
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
3-
5
5
$1.12'/2
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
Scott
(quar.)
33-
3-10
70c
__.
4.10%
Savage
3-12
2-16
Products
Rice
Myers,
Extra
div.)
2-10
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-17
3-10
of
1
7
GO
(quar.)
3-
3-10
33-
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Elet.
St.
w
1
90c
(quar.)
participating pfd.
Participating
CO
Gear Co.—
Petrolane Gas Service
Quarterly
I
4-
1
70c
common
$1.50
4'/2%
2-15
10c
2
12'Ac
(quar.)
5
2-20
10c
Inc.
Pheoll
3-
33-
1
(quar.)
Phila.,
year
3-13
3-15
2-17
87'Ac
2
3-
5c
from
3-
3-15
25c
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
Pfaudler
3-30
75c
(Long
(quar.)
preferred
Peter
1-31
75c
(quar.)
Bottling
Circle
2-15
1
25C
$1,50
V3JP-1
62«
River
Robbins
Royal Oak
Perkins Machine &
7%
(quar.)
1
Pepsi-Cola
2-15
3-
2-15
*
"
Oil
Metal
1954
preferred
Pepperell Mfg.
2-
$15c
(quar.)
3-
„
Stock
(extra)
preferred
1-31
3-15
30c
quar.)
3-
2-15
15c
6-15
B
1
1
27c
30c
—
_________
9-15
class
3-
2-15
1
New
2-15
2-16
1
10-
4'A%
40c
8,,.
3-
$1.75
2-15
20c
1-12
3-
quar.)_____12'Ac ''
9-15
1
Fibre
5Dc
9
3-15
3-
Chemical
lquar.)__
2-
1
$1.06'A
Quarterly
A
50c
(quar.)
Insulation
A
Penobscot
1-25
1-27
1
class
3*
3-15
2-15
7-
4%
2-
2
2-15
35c
4-
New
U-3-
4-
37'/2c
.___
$1.75
Rolland
1
85c
1
$1.75
2-10
l
2-13
3-15
2-10
6
3-1
6-15
2-10
2-
2-13
30c
1
1
3-12
1
10-
1
Co.—
3-
3-
,
$1.75
2-10
$1.02
3-12
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Richfield
3-22
3-31
4- 2
25c
preferred
4%%
25c
87'Ac
:
1st
2-20
'2-20
3-9
2-23
1
3-15
1
1-13
4-9
2-29
;
1
83Ac
1
2-24
4-
4.10%
3-
3-30
*3-15
k
■:»
7-
1-16
3-
9
2
$1.75
1
RR." (quar.)
(quar.)__>
(quar.);
1st preferred
9
1-
$1.75
3-
(quar.)—
Inc.
2-
50c
25c
.
1
25c
(initial)
com.
3-
3-
2-15
■"
(quar.)
2-15
58'Ac
3-31
$30c
A
'
1-24
■
preferred
3-
Power
(quar.)_
2-15
1st
7%
1-25
57'Ac
•
1
7%
4-25
32'Ac
1-31
7%
l-2fc
32'Ac
60c
(quar.)_
B
.
10%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
preferred
Insur.
Rice-Stix, Inc., 7% 1st preferred
7%
1st
preferred (quar.)_
4-25
4-25
1-31
3-1
*
(quar.)
5-15
1-31
3-15
dividend)
Corp.
preferred
9
.
2-
_
1st
Paper
$1.10
4.25%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
'
2-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
S',
2-15
.
Pile
(quar.)_
(increased quar.)_
class
$1.17'A
Pennsylvania
Marine
Refining
preferred
5-15
J
2-15
AAA
40c
&
com.
conv.
Rockwell
(quar.):
(quar.)—_
l'A
3-
<4'A'%
2-15
i;.
17c
(stock
2nd
2-28
1
Co
Timber
2nd
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
3.70%
&
Light
2nd
40c
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
&
Manufacturing,
2-28
1
3-
$1.25
7%
3-13
1
27c
(quar.)
J1 %
1
3-
.____
Mexico—
2-29
2-
1
Hampshire—
New
(increased
Rhinelander
1
3-13
4-
_
3-
$1.05 A
____
2-29
3-15
$35c
2-15
26c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (111.)—
Common
Rheem
3-16
2-15
35c
Penn-Texas
$1.60
1
2-15
3-1
87'/2c
Copper & Brass (increased)
Drug, (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)_
$30c
quar.)
(quar.)———
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.68 %
2-
33c
(quar.)
common
4.60%
2-15
33c
(quar.)
new
1
2-15
25c
(quar.)——
preferred
$1.30
3-
1
25C
_•
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.30
5-
20c
5c
——
common
$1
$1.32
1
2-18
1
__
convertible
"
V
2-18
1
3-
_
New
of
Co.
&
Rieke
—
Telephone,
6-
12'Ac
—
——_____
(initial
Corp.
-
Peninsular
8%c
(quar.)_——
(quar.)—,
Cement
(Special
Paper
Chemical
2'A% '
1
3-
Revere
3-10
"
(quar.)
(Kansas
Parchment
divid.)
3-
50c
Rexall
6-15
10-
$1.05
Stores
Common
2-27
2'Ac
Owl
3'/2 %
2-18
50c
2-18
4
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Oil
Inc.
Reliance
2-11
3-15
;
1
1
*
Refractory
3
3-
»
1-24
iquar.)_
com.
(quar.)
of
Fire
$1.12.%
Drydock—
current
75c
(quar.)
Red
2-15
(quar.)
Tube, com. (increased
preferred
(initial)
_.$L25
4-r 2
50c
2-
A- 1-27
2-23
(quar.)
A
non-cum.
Reading
*
5% "
—
(stock
4%
2-15
2-15
$1.06'A
of Indiana,
Insurance
Reading Co.,
,1-27
2-15
1-27
>
75c
Concrete
Rayonier,
1-27
*
2-15
2-15
(One
—
Raymond
1-27
2-15
'<
Colorado—
Raybestos-Manhattan,
1-27
i
<
"
2-15
7'Ac
A
div.)
(quar.)
convertible
Extra
2
2-23
held)
Rapid Electrotype, new
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
1-27
2-
»
22'Ac
;
.
(quar.)__—
Co. .(quar.)
City
$3.50
2-15
20c
Mining
Corp. of America
Radio
1-27
';
—_
Quincy
2-23
2-15
of
Pulp
State
1
2-15
1
Co.
Power
6
2-15
1
3-
Power
Quebec
31'Ac
—
Transnortation
Paterson
Sound
Quaker
31'Ac
,i——
Drugs
Sound
Puget
Quaker
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
Parkview
Parmelee
Puget
2-
3-
37'Ac
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pure
2-15
1
share
preferred
Pyramid Life
1
3-
^
2-15
3-
37'Ac
2-15
2-15
2-
1-31
5
$1.12'/a
2-15
■
3-12
(quar.)
1
1
20%
2-20
preferred
Oil
A".
v
3-26
5% *
;
■
1
2-15
1
2-24
3-
'
2-17
:,
2-15
1
3-
.3-15
'
84c
3-
2-24
2-10
3-
Co.
Service
5%
50c
25c
3-
30c
_—
com.
s:'
(quar.)
Common
►
1
27'Ac
quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_
pfd. A
(quar,)—A——
!
(quar.)—
2-10
(quar.)
3-
28'Ac
1st
Parkersburg-Aetna,
Public
2-21
^
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
1
preferred
(quar.)—_____—______
capital gains realized
in
2-15
(quar.)
4-
933Ac
dividend
2-15
67'Ac
4-
55c
—
interim
3-10
$25c
pfd.__
si
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
from
9
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
933Ac
__—
and
2-
$2c
Pennsylvania
Niagara Share Corp. (Year-end distribution
of 47c consisting of 2c from net
ordinary
income
5-17
1
Ltd._
3-15^—f
$1.12'A
Shipbuilding
1
'
(initial
pfd,.
3-
2-10
40c
Co.
Service
(quar.—____
(quar.)
$2
Gas., com.
common
3.35%
4.50%
Public
preferred
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
*4'A% preferred (quar.)
33A%
Common
2-17
1
3-
1st
Pictures
Extra
3%%
Newport
2-17
3-
preferred
50c
(year-end)
&
3-10
40c
3-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Elec.
pfd.
2-10
$1.25
*
1-31
preferred
preferred
90c
common
3-15
6-
:—
90c
37'Ac
quar.)
non-cumulative
3-31
40c
pfd.
1
2-15
preferred
4.50%
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
-^Increased
4.32%
4.70%
2-
(quar.)
Brake
1-31
35c
$1.01'A
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
preferred (quar.)___:
4.20%
2-15
2^28
2-
5c
Co.
1-31
50c
1st
1
3-
2-28
Coke
each
2-29
.
2-15
(quar.)__
Casualty
2_
2-15
4.05%
__
2
60c
—
New
■
3-9
6
-
—35c
(quar.)____
Paramount
4.05%
»
2-15
3-15
£ >-
3-15
$1.06'A
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amsterdam
N.
2-151
30c
preferred
New
N.
3-31
40c
4'A%
Paper
preferred
Nestle-LeMur
j* 2-16
^ 9
3f
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Edwards
Neptune
.
*^-2-10
1
'
Neiman-Marcus
Nekoosa
(quar.)
Fibre
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4'A%
Pipe Line,
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Paragon Electric (quar.)__
Penn
Starch
Radiator
Inc.,
1
3-
$1.75"
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)_
Investment
3-
1%
2-15
preferred
3'/a %
9
5c
preferred
Service Co.
4.16%
3-9
3-
«•
20c
4'/a %
6
5%
Eastern
1-31
'
Tea
Products
(quar.)__
Co. .(increased quar.)
Panhandle
Penmans, Ltd.
National
S.
2-
3
25c
dividend)
preferred
Public
8
$1.37'/a
A
4.20%
A
4-2
4-
___
(quar.)
&
Service
6
2-
(quar.)
4'A%
1-31
$1.06'A
Lighting
1-31
...
National
National-U.
1
Public
for
10c
Express
div."(subject to approval of I.C.C.)
(qUar.)
__u__^_
Pacific Mills (quar.)
Pacific Western Oil, 4%
preferred (quar.)
«'
(quar.
pfd.
!
Co.
National
National
Canada
A (quar.)
Castings Co
Steel
3-
share
2-24
1
(quar.)
Gamble (quar.)
Development, Inc. (stock
Pubco
2-15
2'Ac
••--•Li
25c
preferred
Malleable
Stock
common
(quar.)—
$4.50
Gypsum
6
2'Ac
2-20
3-15
$1.06'A
_;
Grccers, Ltd.,
6
2-
'
9
3-
4Cc
(quar.)—
com.
(quarterly)
National
-
&
2-
1
Gas
6
2.
Ry. -Co.—
&
61'Ac
Intermountain
Pacific
200%
$1.75
common
preferred
2-
.
,
(quar.)
class
Talbot,
12-2B
'
2-15
,
„
(quar.)
Fuel
90c
pfd.
pfd.. (quar.)L
1st
...
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)____
B
&
•
.
2-15
15c
Co.—
Chicago
2-
2-28
,
__
$1.10
1st
1 quar.)
redeemable
1
3-
0
133Ac
1st series
(stock
Co.,
59 %c
3-31
15c
(quar,)______ ___A
Products,
(quar.)—
preferred
National
-
Products
pfd.'
1st
3-
17'Ac
1st
&
35c
(quar.)__
5% * redeemable
6
$1.06'A
Elec., 4.50%
redeemable
2-
$1.12'A
(increased)
Co., Ltd.
Canadian
4.80%
1
25c
Aggregates,
&
2-15
3-
$1.10
Mfg. (quar.)
preference (quar.)
redeemable
2-15
2-29
B
2-
"
'*'
____
Rubber
Portland
2-15
$1.05
pfd.
Tool
Procter
•
1-30
1
2-29
$1.02
&
Finance
Gas
1
3-.
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
$1.14
dividend)
4.36%
1
12'Ac
Quarterly
preferred
(quar.)_*._—___:
31'Ac
Cranberry Association—
preferred (s-a)^___—50c
National
Coast
6
3-
$$1.75
;A
$1.25
National
6
T
National
4%
Pacific
3-
3-15
—
1
2-10
Co.;
(quar.)
Stock
3-
4-13
(entire
Atlantic
6%
2-27
Casket
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5Vst%: '1st
2-29
preferred
Pacific
3-13
4-
3-15
-
(Detroit)—
Quarterly
6%
(quar.)
$5
2-10
Class
(quar.)
Marine
Paper,
Brewing
3-14
Pope
.
7%
A
Ltd.—
dividend
preferred
Plomb
will
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Pacific
2-24
25c
(quar.)_^
Inc.;-
3
non¬
(quar.)
(stock
Pabst
3-1
:•*
2-
to
(quar.)
Products
Mfg.
Outboard
2-10
- a
9
50c
By-Products,
Steel
"Oxford
5%
,
1
-2-3
18c
preferred
(quar.)__
Pittston Co. f stock dividend)
3
______
$1
50c
demption-cn March 31 at $110 per share
plus this dividend
."'A
1
•(£%
•' -iV "t':''
w..'
—•
conjman
2-
-
-
♦
preferred ':■(quar.)_*_L_$1.75
I'M-
National
National
A
Louis
St.
(quar.)—
Automotive
National Biscuit,
-
2-15
25c
_____
(quar.)-,;
National AlumJnate
National
•
•
—
Ontario
A
■
Co.,
preferred
Pacific
'•*
2-
3-
.
35c
pfd.
Omar, Inc., 4'A% class
Onondaga Pottery
5%
9c
''
—
Nachman
4(4"%
Pacific
' '
8A
1
3-1
3-1
.''-4-16
inc.)
(quar.)
prior pref;
Pocahontas
Cbrp., 40c preferred (quar.).
Olin
Mathieson Chemical, com.
(quar.)
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)„:
;
2-14
*
in-
4.56%
common
ord.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)_____
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
•
Poor
Town
2-10
accumulatcd'^AAf)?.;'^-:. •>•
realized
.
net
prior
7.05%
pref ei red
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
43A% preferred A (quar.)
4.92% preferred B (quar.)
Old
Stock
Plymouth
4.40%
2-10
-V,;
.
(8I3C from net investment income and VsC
•>
from
realized
securities profits1;;
.
$2c
African
of
4.08% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
3-
1
3-21
3-
2-10
5%
Co.
dividend
5 'A %
shil-
20
4'A%
3-15
•
2-15
2-
1
75c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Stpel, common
2-1.5«
3-10
2-lt
3-
62J/2C
*
7%
;
preferred
Power
$3.60
2-28'^-2-10
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)—30c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
;;
26'Ac
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)___:
50c
Mutual
5%
Ohio
$4.40
2-292-10..
lc
,
deducted
Mig. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
*2- 6
3-10
.»
v- 3c
■'
__.
tax
from
Associates,
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &
.^Common .(quar.)
2-15-
AA4--2
40c
Oak
"3-9
-
2-15 ^ y 2-
$1. '
-
2-17
,
1
3
5%
Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)
Otter Tail Power, common
(quar.)
3-
50c
,
6
South
4
25c
•
.
of
shareholders
10-
3-30
—
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Diablo Co. (Calif.)
(quar.)
2-20
3-10
Finance
Wheel
be
Union
'2.
resident
10-27
40c
Paper Mills Co
Motor
Motor
;
.;
$$1.12
funds
Opelika
59"Ac
Morrison-Knudsen (increas
March
&
preferred
Stock
equal to about
shares).
Subject
to
6
50c
2-,3
1
u.
7-
V
.
9
~ "4-
2-25
1
quar.)
7-27
A';
common
S-
9
4-27
25c
Morris
13-15
3-1 :
$2.50
quar.)____
1
2-27
2
4-
tl83Ac
—
-3-
3-10
62'Ac
—
1^7 -2-15
3-15-31
30C
-;
.
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Quarterly
$1.25
37'Ac
(quar,)__
(quar.)
(Henry)
Morgan
common
A':aA
2-
1
1
$1
preferred (quar.)___
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Cement—
_*
African
Edison
25c'
2-25
t$l
South
Match,
20c
(quar.)__
A
in
Ohio
'
pref.
A change
Ohio
3
3-15
$1.25
-
-
2-
3-20'
25c
2-24;- '
3
shares
American
on
2-27
'
Monsanto
$2.79
,
ordinary
3-16 r
+25c
3-15
3-
3-
o__
(quar.)
(quarterly
Johnson
5'A%
3-
2-10
<12'Ac
.
6%
3-
1
(quar.)_
Pioneer Finance
3- ,2
2-
25c
3-1
3-
Interim
4-
$1.31'A
—
Mines,, Ltd.—,—
Copper American shares.
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
3-B
3-31
91'Ac
com.
.__
Gold
lings
2-17
40c
Chemical
(quarj_^^_^,__^
Monterey Oil
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service^$3
1-31
"
Cement
J Robert), Ltd., class
°Rubber (quar.)
Monarch
O'Okiep
3-15
33Ac
Portland
Mohawk
O'Brien
Pinchin,
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
1
35c
B
preferred
2-
35c
common
1
Street
3-31
25c
$1.10
7%
(increased
4Ms %
2-1
$1.25
Light,
(quar.)
2-15
■
i:*~-
i
1
Pine
52'Ac
(quar.)
i-.
2-10
3-
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred
3-
$1.37 V2
2-15
8
60c
(inc.-quar.)
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Scotia
3-
2-15
1
$4 preferred
$68c
—
com.
(quar.)_
States Portland
4'A%
>
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mifsouri-Kar.sas Pipe Line. Co., com
Missouri
;
10c
37'Ac
&
preferred
1-31
5c
(quar.)
Minneapolis & St.
Minnesota
2-15
Nova
,
•
J;;,\ :A:-
.
.
preferred .(quar.)
$5.50
.
1-30.
2-14
3-
preferred
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
-46c♦
(quar.)
Water,
When
Share
f
_
...
Phillips Petroleum '(quar.)
Pillsbury Mills Inc., common
Co., Ltd.—,
(quar.)—:
preferred
Norwich
2-15
3-
2-15
1
2-
25c
8c
■
$1.50
3-12-T
2-15
Suburban
40C •'
5
3-
50c
(quar.)
Miles
Laboratories
(monthly)
Mineral Mining Corp.^___-i__
Co.—
1"
preferred
5'A%
75c
Piping
Minneapolis-Moline
4-
:4'/2%
2-29'
2-29
(quar.)
.
Per
,
common
(quar.)
preferred
$3.65
25c
(increased quar.)
Northwestern
Phila.
2-19
1
$1
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
Common
preferred
i
Power
preferred
Company
prelerence
4.40%
2
$1
i
$1
2-10
3-20
,3-
25c
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
Northwestern Public Service—
5
3.90%
-
1st
Northwest
„
5
95c
\
5'A%
Gas
Name of
,
Philadelphia Clectiic;.
9
3-
3-20
20c
(s-a)__________
Oklahoma
Northern Quebec
2-15
25c
-
(initial)-.
com.
2-
2-20
34 %c
new
Northern 'Ohio Telephone—
'Common (increased quar.)
2-17
2-20
(111.),
prior preferred
Northern
2-10
3-15
45c
(quar.)
':$4
3
2-24
35c
^
(N.
3-
3
2-
•••■
.4.35%
Midwest
Shore Gas
,
2-20
2-17
"3-29
37'Ac
North
3-
10c
(quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
9
$1.18%
Metropolitan Brick (increased)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
?3.85%
preferred (quar.)_
■
preferred
9
3-
'
tl5c
'■
$1.47
9
1
1
75c
common
7-
3-
:
Investment,
_"___
4-
533Ac
A
&
American
of Rec.
..A_
'
3- 1"
"3-4.5
"3- 9
"
10-
:
-
$1.06'A
S;ores
(quar.)
Assurance
60cM
~w
Manufacturing Co
Merchants
2-17
37VaC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Melville Shoe Corp.—
t 4%%
preferred A (quar.)
\ $4
preferred B
(quar.).
Mercantile
North
Holder1
Payable
$1
t50c
Western Ry. (quar.")__
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)
6
When
,,
Share
Chemical, $4 pfd. A (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)___
Norfolk
2-28
3-15
Company
Noi-anda
1
2-
37V2c
2nd
Menasco
Nopco
"
_
preferred
"4.30%
3-
3-10
37'AC
i
Quarterly
Mead Corp.,
.
1'
2-24
:'-tl5tf;
(quar.)______
Per
Name of
•
3-20
2
3-14
2c
—
2-
4-
f.'V. 25c
•;
(quar.)__
3-1-
40c
62y2C-
—_
Holder>
Payable of Rec.
$50c
-
Robbins
When
55
'
•
Per
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-1
4-16
27'Ac
$1
5-
1
4-20
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
2-15
1-27
1
2-14
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Dillon
Scovill Mfg.,
(quar.)_,
J
(quar.)
Co
3.65%
35c
preferred
(quar.)
91'Ac
3-
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.,.
(820)
Per
Share
Name of Company
3-22
$1.18%
$1.2j
Oil Co. (quar.)————————
25c
Surety (quar.)
——50c
4-10
3-22
3-22
Quarterly
3-15
3-
3-
2-10
preferred
(quar.)
______*;
(quar.)_«——
preferred
Seaboard
Seaboard
Searie
(G. D.)
New
1
1
.————
25c
2-20
2-
(quar.>—-
10c
4-
1
preferred
4-
1
3-10
+45c
2-24
1-13
23c
3-15
2-25
25c
3-15
2-25
*0c
30c
60c
2-15
2-
2-25
2-15
2-25
2-15
*5c
3-14
2-14
common
6
at
Class
B
class A com.*-—————
common
Extra
(WV
—
Inc.
Servomechanism,
SJjeafier
quar.)—-
(increased
Common
—*—•
Pen
A.»
1 quar.)—————
i-i
—
Sbeller Mfg.
———-
(quar.)——
.—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4% preferred A (quar.)
preferred
4%*
—
—
B
(quar.)—Sherman
Products
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
t50c
*56 %c
4c
(quar.)
+»*
4% preferred (quar.)
t*l
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd. (initial quar.)—
tl2%c
Quarterly
i——tl2%c
Shoe Corp. of America, class A com. (quar.)
25c
$4.50 preferred
A (quar.)— **_*—*-$1.12%
$4.50
preferred B (quar.)—*———_* $1.12/2
S4.50
C (quar.)
(quar.)*—
preferred
Optical
*****
.
——
Siegler
Corp.
****———————
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar)—
Class B (quar.)—
—
Signode Steel Strapping, com. (quar.)—_—
i%
preferred (quar.)—
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd. class A (quar.)—*
Class
B
(quar.)*
Sinclair
quar.)—*
—
(increased).—
.__—*—
Co.
&
Oil
—
(Initial
Lighting
Silvray
Simmons
(quar.)—*——
Co. (quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings——*
Mfg.
linger
—-
—
(increased quar.)
Skelly Oil
Skil
—-
*
(quar.)—
Corp.
—;
—
(quar.)
Morgan) (increased)
-Smith-Douglass
Smith
(S.
Extra
—
—.—a———* _*—*——_—*-■
(increased quar.)*
*
Oil (quar.),
——
Corp., com. (increased quar.)
Snap-On Tools
Mobil
Socony
Sonotone
$1.25
$1.55
South
4.03%
California
5.44%
Southern
Canada
Co.
Life
Production
Natural
Southern
Railway,
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
Southern
Utah
2-29
Life
Southwestern
Public
2-29
Texas Fund,
2-15
Texas
-
3.70%
8
Texas
pacific
Texas
Pacific
3-
I
3-
1
2-14
Resumed
4-
2
2-29
Ctfs.
4-
2'
3.90%
4.15%
2-29
3-15
2-15
3-13
2-14
Thew
2-24
2-13
Thompson
3-
1-27
Thorofare
5
3-16
V
3-
3-
9
-
2-24
2-24
9
3-12
2-27
3-10
2-23
3-30
3-
2
3-30
3-
2
2
4.60%
preferred
150c
25c
55c
25c
3-
2-15
1
2-15
1-20
3-
6
2-
4-
6
2
3-12
4-15
Stamford
Standard
3-13
2-29
2-15
2-
3-15
2-15
6-15
5-15
9-14
3-
2-16
3-15
2-28
3-15
3-
4-
3-20
1
1
3-
3-15
1
3
1-27
2-15
55c
4-2
3-12
33c
3-
2-15
92'/2c
97%c
$1.03%
$1.06,/4
5-
4-20
Inc.,
L
(quar.)
5-
4-20
4-20
5-
4-20
3-15
3-
60c
$1.05
;
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
4-20
5-
Oil
2-29
2-2
Vulcan
3-10
2-
3
Waite
series
1
2-
6
1
2-
6
Walker
3-
1
2-
6
Class
3-
1
2-
6
Walker
3-
1
2-6
5c
4.56%
Toronto
Ltd.
Co.
Bank
3-15
2-17
25c
3-
5
2-10
Travelers
(quar.)
dep.
Amer.
Petroleum
Warren
15c
2-15
2-1
4-2
3- 9
Weber
31%c
31 %c
12V2C
Welbilt
2-29
2-10
2-24
2
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)*.
Ltd.
9
*—__*
Y.)
(quar.)
—
(Hartford)
pfd. (s-a)_*
1.7
6
held).
30c
2-24
2-
6
March
2-24
2-
6
dend
16%
27.42%
2-15
1-
6
West
Indies
2-15
1-
6
West
2-29
2-15
Mfg. (increased)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
3- 1
2-15
Western
3-
2-15
Western
2-
1
Products
15c
(quar.)
12 %c
—
2-29
2-20
Corp.
(extra)
50c
-
40c
2-24
2-24
New
1-26
Common1
5-15
8-24
8-15
11-26
11-15
3-
9
3-
9
$1.60
40c
■_*
3-15
Co.,
preferred
4-14
3-30
$1.25
3-15
3-20
Salle
La
(increased quar.)
_*_•'
*
Street
Carbide
&
Carbon
30c
3-
2
3-
2
2-15
4-
2-23
3-16
2-
preferred
5%
&
(quar.)
com.
2-
3-
30c
2-29
2-14
2-29
2-14
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
2-15
2-
3-15
2-15
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3-
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87V2C
3-
1
2-17
New
25c
2-28
2-10
Union
Tank
4-
3-16
Union
Terminal
Electric
1
$4
1
6
2-
2-15
preferred
preferred
2
3
2-
2-15
1
3-
9
2-10
35c
3-12
2-10
200%
3-16
2-10
Co.
Air
Series
&
A
2-15
1-20
2-15
1-20
2-15
1-20
30c
of
Stanley
Warner
Stanley
Works,
State
Fuel
Statler
Corp.
new
(A.)
Co.
2-24
2-
3-29
3-15
6%
3-10
2-18
5V2%
Stores
Sterling
Alumjinum
Stern
Stern
4 Vis %
1
3-26
3-16
40c
3-
1
2-
$2
quar.)
(increased
Glass,
(s-a)
40c
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-21
25c
(quar.)
2-15
3-
25c
1-31
3-15
2-24
9
3-15
3-
United
1
3-21
3-
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
Stoncga Coke & Coal
56c
quar.)
2
50c
(quar.)
(increased
4-
3-
3
50c
;
3-
1
3-13
3-
-
United
2-10
A
(stock dividend)
Furniture
Struthers
Wells,
$1.25
com.
preferred
Suburban
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
30c
2-15
2-
3-
1
2-15
4-17
3-10
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
class
A
Sun
Consolidated
Oil,
Mines,
Ltd
Coal
•
Cos.
(quar.)
*
Stock
6%
(quar.)—
1
3-
1
2-16
preferred
A
Oil,
Biscuits
Eupcrior Portland
(7c
and
Illuminating
Insurance
from
from
5c
Sutherland
Swan-Finch
4%
2nd
Paper
2-
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
3-
2
2-
6
U.
(quar.)
Amer.
Ltd.
net
10c
2-10
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
3-
8
7
2-15
1
3-12
2-17
15c
2-15
1-27
2-15
1-27
40c
2-14
1-30
9c
(quar.#)
1
2-15
3-
9
2-15
20c
(quar.)
1-31
3-
15C
(quar.)
2-15
25c
4-
1
3-20
75c
Sons
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
$1.06
Machine Co
10c
2-
2-15
2- 6
10c
2-15
2-
3
25c
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
2-15
2-
3
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
9
2-14
2-
$1.75
2-14
2- 3
Corp.
(quar.)
$6
Co.
Insurance
pfd.
3
(quar.)
7-13
1
10-11
3-12
2-28
2-10
50c
(increased)
com.
2-29
&
3-20
2-
1
1
4-30
4-16
1
2-15
90c
Light,
2-20
3-31
3-
40c
$1.50
3-
32c
2-15
1-31
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
(quar.)
$1.20
3-15
2-29
4.407c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
3-15
2-29
2-22
Wisconsin
Public
Common
Wolf
&
Service—
(increased
Dessauer
(quar.)
com.
.
quar.)
Co.
30c
Wood
(G.
Woodall
57c
H.)
Co.
&
Ltd., 5Va%
Industries,
conv.
pfd.
common
2-29
2-15
3-29
.
2
2-29
4-
2
3-14
15c
3-
1
2-
7
JlOc
2-28
1-31
2-28
1-31
4-10
3-20
$1.06%
3-
2-16
37Vic
3-
9
2-24
7-
1
6-15
$2.50
1
(F.
(initial
W.),
Rubber
(Wm.)
30c
2-14
1
2-14
3-
5
2-16
Ltd.,
ordinary
(final))
Jr.,
7%c
Co.,
com.
(moi
preferred
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph)
Wyscng & Miles
Yale
Young
2-20
3-20
4-10
r.
(quar.)
7-31
7-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-15
10c
(quar.)
37 %C
20c
*
2-29
2-14
2-16
(L.
Mfg.
1-31
(quar.).
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
Radio
&
Tube
3-15
25c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-17
75c
A.) Spring & Wire
Extra
1-31
4-
$1
(quar.)
2-16
75c
25c
Towne
3-30
3-
Co
(quar.)
2
9
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
1
3-15
a Less
x
2-15
1
2
4-30
5c
&
4-
1
34-
37 %c
37V2c
Extra
62Vic
3-
9
10c
Co.
Wyandotte Worsted Co
2-15
25c
2-14
62 %C
2-
1
1-
1
25c
(quar.).
3-16
1
2-21
2
3-
25c
(monthly)
convertible
1
2-
3- 9
3-
36%%
(quar.)
6%
1
2-
4
3-
(quar.)
3-
2-15
2-29
2-29
40c
preferred
2-20
2-15
2-15
31 %c
quar.)
convertible
4-
$1.50
1
Co.—
Wooster
50c
7
2-
3-
37 %c
..
(quar.)
2-29
4-
2-15
t$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Woolworth
pfd
3-15
15c
.
3-20
17 %c
(increased)
Extra
6%
15c
(quar.)
1
1
preferred
$1
& Lithograph Co., com. (incr.)
United Stores Corp.,
8-
4-
6c
Power,
preferred
Common
$1.75
Playing Card
Universal
4-13
11-
6c
Power
1
12 %c
$1.06%
^
Electric
Iron
$1.06%
(quar.)
5-
1
Inc.—
2-24
25c
50c
common
preference, series A
8
6-
9-
3-
20c
2-24
Vitamin
3-15
34 %c
(year-end)__
Woodward
2-10
S.
6
2
t$1.12%
common
Governor
3-10
5%
U.
Co.
Stores,
Woodward
3-16
2-15
6
2-
4-
12 %c
1-31
65c
2-29
1
1-23
22 Vic
Machinery,
preferred
2-
1
6-15
;
1-31
30c
S. Printing
3-12
1
40c
(quar.)
2-29
Steel Corp.,
S.
2
3-
25c
common**
43-
20c
Co.,
2-29
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U.
3
95c
(quar.)
4 V2 %
3-20
S.
U.
3-15
2-15
3-20
,
S.
7%
3
3-
1
in¬
(interim)
J.), common
preferred
(s-a)
2-24
37Vzc
1
4-
60c
of
(N.
3-10
50c
pfd.
U.
6
30c
4-
t5c
10c
quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Corp., 6%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
3-20
28VoC
5
securities
Co
Co.
Hill Mines,
35c
(quar.)
(increased
4 Vz %
2-15
$1
.
.
(quar.)
Superior Tool & Die
1
41%c
(quar.)**
com.
(quar.)
Cement
3-
5
3-
12c
United
Lines
2-
50c
(quar.)
,'i
common
Wiigley
Fund
income
United
S.
3-
3-15
20c
United Gas Improvement, common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)__
U.
3-15
Inc.—
2-15
5c
37%c
6%'% 2nd preferred (quar.)
■Sunshine
quar.)**
5%
Mid-Continental
4V2i%
(increased
dividend
preferred
Eunray
common
1
4-11
Corp.—
(quar.)**^
Wisconsin
i
New
*
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
common
Ray Drug,
5
t38c
(quar.)
Science
United Keno
2-
Ltd.—
&
J30c
(quar.)
U. S. Hoffman
Sun
5
3-
15c
Extra
Sullivan
3-
3-15
I3%c
(quar.)
2-10
3-
1
1-31
2-15
Ltd.
.
3-16
2%
2-14
3-15
8c
1
J6c
(quar.)
40c
25c
common
2-17
65c
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
conv.
r
2-
2-28
31 %c
(quar.)—
2-15
37%c
t
(quar.)
2-28
8c
(quar.)
profits)
Stop & Shop
Storkline
2-20
1
75c
Co.,
Co.,
JlOc
vestment
2-15
17'/2c
class
1%
Ltd..
Funds
1
3-
preferred (quar.)
3.607c preferred (quar.)
7
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
United
3-
J30c
!>:
4.807c
—
preferred
2-20
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
7
3-ij!l
1%
convertible
Common
Textiles—
1
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
2-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
United Electrical
3
3-
6%
7V2C
(quar.)**
dividend
United Corps
Class B
2-
2-15
2-20
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
$4.25
9
56V'4C
(Iquar.)
common
Utilities,
convertible
Extra
30c
Products
B
1
f33c
(quar.)
Sewing
B.)
Co.,
Winn-Dixie
37V2C
quar.)
dividend
Stock
Corp
(quar.)—*
Class
(J.
&
Wilson-Jones
Co.—
preferred
prior
preferred
Cities
Stock
6
(quar.)—*
(quar.)
& Co.
Bros.
&
2-10
2-15
15c
(initial)
(quar.)*.
Delaware
Hotels
Sterchi
3-10
3-
60c
(quar.)
common
Supply
Stauffer Chemical
Stein
50c
United
(quar.)
1
2-
2-15
$1.20
common
common
preferred
Common
Omaha—
United Cigar-Whelan Stores
Common
(increased)
40c
——
preference
$1
1-20
$1
(increased
Lines
United Can
3-
2-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Gibbs
Williams
Cold Storage
participating
United
1
3-15
7%
Propane Gas
Stores,
&
Wilson
92V2C
(initial)
Car
1
3-
pfd._
Will & Baumer Candle
2-15
$1.12Va
(quar.)***
common
3-
of Missouri
(quar.)
Stockyards
4%
1
Co.
*
30c
(quar.)**
preferred
Wilcox
6'Ac
(quar.):___**_*_;
Materials,
B
&
preferred
$4.25
8
75c
Chemical
2-17
(quar.)**
Investment Trust,
(Clarence)
Wieboldt
6%
2
62%c
(quar.)
-
2
-*_*___*-_*_*i**^^**^*;'
Corp.
2-15
53%c
200%
(quar.)
Bag & Paper (stock dividend)
2-13
3-
9-14
River
3-15
Wickes
(quar.)
2-28
60c
;
Stationery
preferred
Whitman
common
-
1
i
25c
quar.)*.
(quar.)
Insurance
-
2-27
50c
(quar.)
A
2-
2-
on
Weyerhaueser Timber Co., new com. (initial)
White's Auto Stores, com. (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental
Manufacturing (quar.)
2-29
$1.12%
1
2-15
2-15
sh.
(quar.)
(George)
4%%
2-28
3-
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
Weston
2-28
70c
**■
2-
Common
White
Gas
preferred
$4.50
Life
2-24
40c
Inc
25c
(initial)
common
Standard
Western
40c
(quar.)
&
preferred
5-25
^
Temper Corp., common
preference (quar.)
Union
Tablet
40c
(quar.)*
com.
(quar.)
2-24
2-15
plus this divi¬
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
40c
Coal,
2-10
receive
old
redeemed
Breweries, Ltd.—
quarterly
Westmoreland, Inc.
1-26
to
each
be
common
Westinghouse Electric,
2-10
2-10
-
20c
»
25%
*;
preferred
South
Supply,
Pacific
3.80%
'
(stock divi.)
5%
1
3-10
7, 5c
(quar.)
(Final)
2-10
for
to
(initial
Sugar
preferred
Western
9
3-
1
3-
-
Canada
Western
2-15
1
(holders
pfd.
sh.
at $85 per share
Increased
2-10
75c
(quar.)
3-
3-
-
7
$1
4.80%
Western
2-15
1
Auto
2-15
20c
pfd.
new
preferred (quar.)
Assurance Co. (Toronto),
2-15
6
$4
of
Unexch.
preferred
1
2-10
t
4.80%
2-
old
shs.
1
1
10c
(quar.)
Point
retire
3-
2-
3-
i
25c
*
2-
2-24
2-25
1-31
,
25c
*
.■".
3-16
3-
2-24
$1.12
(quar.)
2-17
120c
1-31
3-10
& Snowdrift—
4-
1
2-15
2-15
60c
35c
To
1-31
30c
*
(resumed)
Services
3-16
1-31
2-15
30c
(quar.)
25c
25c
4%%
Union
Jet
4-15
2-15
50c
quar.)
25c
—
quarterly*
Truax-Traer
Union
1-31
(N.
Petroleum. Inc., 6%
Quarterly
Union
Corp.
Welex
Wesson Oil
3- 9
2
25c
f,
3-15
30c
.
_____
Trunz,
pfd.
conv.
1-27
4-
50c
Showcase & Fixture Co.
$1.14
.
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (quar.)
Stock dividend**.^*****.*
Quarterly
Quarterly
208
5
3-10
5c
(quar.)—
New Jersey
4.80%
2-20
$1.75
(quar.)**
(initial
2-13
3-12
i
t75c
(quar.)
Wire
common
15c
2-17
B
(S. D.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
New
2-28
9
3-
4-16
50c
(quar.)*.
Washington Steel—
25c
1
California
of
Warren
2-15
3-15
t35c
Swasey Co. .(increased)
Washburn
40c
—
(Indiana)
2
3
50c
class
and
2-
receipts
(quar,)***
Insurance
Trunkline
A
2-23
4V2%
Tri-Continental
$2.80
class
&
1
1-31
12V2C
;
.
*
Warner
3-
2-15
(quar.)
:
4%
Y.)
(quar.).
Trust
A
I
$4.50
2- 9
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
;
1
2-
1-31
7-16
1
25c
Non-cum.
preferred
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
2-29
1
62'/2C
clats
on
8-
3-
L\l-: 40c
(quar.)
Extra
2-15
1
._•<
Western Stockholders
Increased
Treesweet
B
1
5-
1
(quar';)***'!**^**
2-23
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1.06%
$1.00%
(N.
(quar.)
&
Transstates
4.30%
2-15
5c
Standard Oil Co. of
Walker-Scott,
3-
(quar.)
com,
(Hiram
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8
3-15
(quar.)
Elevators.
Townsend
Union
Co.
2-
2-24
Co.,
A
5
10c
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
3-
&
2-15
3-
v
(increased)*.
Mines,
3-
25c
ordinary
(final)
American, dep. receipts for deferred (final)
Corp.
Iron
&
30c
Co.
Trust
Securities,
Mold
Amulet
1
'
,*;,*
£
35c
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
Co.
8c
2-10
2-
3-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
90c
2
2-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan
45c
(quar.)
(Del.), class A
6%
3-
9
37 %C
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)*
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
87%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
1
60c
for
4-20
9c
(quar.)—
com.
-
Standard
1
2-
25c
preferred
Forgings
Standard
2-
Vogt Mig.
2-13
37'Ac
2-15
2-15
7
1
37V2C
Vick
1-31
3-
50c
*
1
2-
3-20
50c
Manufacturing
2-
2-15
3-
12V2C
0.
(year-end)**
2-15
——
*
Tung-Sol Electric,
5-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
B
Tobacco
4-20
5-
5-
27%c
$1.10
$1.15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
(Conn.)
Milling
Vendorlater
40c.
dividend
Stock
True
Dredging
Standard
2
25c
convertible
Standard
&
8-15
3
(quar.)*
(quar.)
common
preferred
Standard
3-15
2-15
$1.50
27c
(quar.)
Brands,
Title Guarantee
Trade
$1
(quar.)
Water
3-
2-23
<quar.)__
Sparks-Withington,
6%
conv.
pfd.
Spencer Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
B
3
2-21
1-25
3-20
3-31
65c
:
$50c
Chemical
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
—
initial
2-20
Vanadium-Alloys 8teel (quar.)
2
under
announcement
—
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Spindale Mills,
quar.)
1
18c
1-26
Shares—
(quar.)**
com.
preferred
preferred
preferred
62V2C
62V2C
62'/2c
25c
$1.25
*
Corp.
Sub
5%
non-conv.
preferred series B (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)*—*—*«
Tilo Roofing
(quar.)
Timely Clothes,
Inc.
(quar.)______
Titan Metal Manufacturing (quar.)**
4.25%
*
(quar.)
.
3-
57c
3-
25c
(increased
(J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Markets, common (quar.)——
conv.
Inc.
2-20
.
3
Class
(quar.)___l
4%%
(quar.)
Engineering
5%
Co.
2-15
(quar.)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons
Shovel
Raalte,
2-17
1
from
*
2-15
(The)
2-15
(quar.)
4.40%
inc.)
(quar.)
dividend
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
pref.
see
1
quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
4.36%
Fair
Fair
1
1-27
2-20
The
Van
1
3-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4-
*
$2.40 conv.
2-10
2-27
1-26
2-15
3-
75C
—
*
Industries,
Preferred
Co.—
*
Trust
Thatcher Glass Mfg.,
2-15
Pipeline
Oil
&
Land
income)
Van Norman
1
4-
25c
*—**—_**—-*-.—_._-—*—10c
Prop. Int.
**»**/
$10
of
3-12
Gas
*
Coal
1
8c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
preferred
•Common
8
2-
2-14
3-10
—
(from net investment
Natural
2-
3-10
3-
Inc.
Illinois
3-
45c
(Dallas)
Insur.
(quar.)**
preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-13
3-
invest¬
5%
3-
Investors
Southwestern
Class
3-15
■
1
1
$1.37% ; J
10c
and
gains
t30c
'
5%
(quar.)__;
1
2-15
$12Vic
_*__.
(quar.)
preferred
3-
capital
$1.25
$1.37%
preferred
4.75%
(increased)
common
$1.04
com.
4.50%
3-15
from
$1.18%
Transmission,
2-29
$1.06%
(quar.)
3-
Co
$5.50 prior pref.
(quar.)
Value Line Income Fund—
Ltd.—
(from^
2-29
3-
.
Service
Fund
3-15
3-30
Oil
2-14
2-29
65c
%
r
,
12 %c
pfd.
non-cum.
Southern
7,
$1.08
(quar.)
3-15
18%c
(quar.)
Co
Electric
Eastern
3-
quar.)—
507<" stock dividend
after
payment
4%%
Utah
2-29
3-15
25c
—______**_—
25c
$0.265625
34c
——
common
A
(quar.)
Tokheim
(quar.)
Southwestern
$1.60
Texas
11-30
First
Payable of Rec.
(incr.
Universal Pictures Co.—
Toledo Edison—
common
(increased
com
Royalty
Southwestern
$3.50
1
1-1-57
25c
—___
Co.
2-12
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Class
Texas
6-
6-15
1
1
8-31
50c
—;
ment)
3-
2-29
(quar.)—
Power,
preferred
Southland
Sprague
2-15
1
3-15
5
6-
1
27c
—
—**.
Television-Electronics
25%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
4.20%
5c
70c
75c
50c
25c
45c
30c
30c
30c
30c
40c
50c
7c
3-
$2
5%
5%
35®
15c
15c
15c
30c
62 %c
115c
15c
1-31
2-12
Extra
5%
$1,12%
2-15
2-29
(quar.)
Gas
5%
30%c
(quar.)*—
com.
Ltd.,
Insurance
Southern
2
preferred
3-
(increased 1
Southern
3-
3-
1
Share
Company
Consolidated Oil
earned
Pearson k Carson (Canada),
conv. preferred
(quar.)
*
Water,
Southern
3-15
4.32%
1
7-
(8c
*
(quar.)
Taylor,
(quar.)*
pfd.
4.88%
Power.
2
4-
10-
29
Tampa Electric, common (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
2
3-
.
-
Universal
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
2-6
Con¬
;*.:_*_
2-15
(quar.)—-—*—*
preferred (quar.)—*—.—*——
preferred
(quar.)—*
Southern
3-
2
73c
Feb.
div.).
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., com. (Increased quar.)
4% preferred (quar. )*.****-****.»**.*«.***
3-30
preferred
4%%
2
4-
Class B
.
3-1
27.
Transit
convertible preferred
Inc., class A
2-29
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
4%
Edison,
Calif.
Southern
4-
Feb.
this
4.32%
1
50c
Holdeti
Payable of Rec.
Valley Mould & Iron,
Syracuse
50c
Works
Lathe
Bend
to
plus
sh.
per
31%c
38%c
(quar.)——,*w————
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
50c
—*****—.——
—
Telautograph Corp. (stock dividend)
Common
-Sharon
*
$103
Talon,
60c
50c
50c
*—
***___«_*_*_*>—**___*__i*__,".
vertible
Security Title Insurance (L. A.)
Serrick Corp.,
(special)
Company
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-10
(quar.)-——31 Ac
(initial quar,)
Acceptance,
&
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
$4 40 conv. preferred
(Entire issue to be redeemed on
& Co.—
common
Securities
5%
Share
Quarterly
4-10
quar.)
(initial
com.
new
When
Per
Name of Company
Swift
4-10
Finance,
£4.75
S3
Holder•
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
Seaboard
Monday, February 13, 1956
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
JPayable
in
Canadian
resident tax
Less Jamaica
date
Canadian non-residents (•■»*
tax
deductible
15% ; resident tax 7%.
British income
y Previous
funds,
income
published
at
the
souroa.
Non¬
tax.
tax.
date
was
incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here.
corrected
payiaant
Volume 183
Number 5507
TheiCommercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(821)
General
Vick Chemical Co.—To
Corporation and
E.
Investment News
:
(Continued from
13)
page
all
and
previous
released
Robert
E.
United
of
records
company
by
President.
traffic
cargo
for
Johnson,
the
Air
Lines
the
in
Vice-President
and
entails
of one
Assistant
to
field.
the
Vick's
primarily
He
there
so
students
and
In
tne
its
Vick
of
for
S.
to
up
each
122,459
of
areas
the
a
offered
Income
publicly 250,000 shares of common stock
at $1 per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
•
sites,
net
BUSINESS—The
to
the
laws
building
of
and
theatres.
N.
N.
on
the
with
New
of
Dec.
on
for
York,
chain
the
outdoor
for
pay
is
company
28,
Merrell
Vick's
established
continue
with
to
policy,
operate
headquarters
in
OF
principal
located
East
*In
of
purpose
picture
215
at
pursuant
drive-in
149th
V,
May
7,
about
miles
10
miles
the
north
of
east
nature
and
the
of
the
City
location
of
City of Albany,
Troy, N. Y.
The
of
the
.site
in
the
drive-in
scribed
was
of
area
also
In
1955,
to
the
build
and
estimated
operate
property
accommodate
which
on
for
property
which
the
the
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
of
the
now
TO
PRESENT
(par 10 cents)
—V. 183, p. 449.
national
sales
W.
Hunt,
The
as
industrial
to
H.
department
new
500,000 shs.
has
Vice-President
task
throughout the
been
460,000 shs.
charge
be
development and
by this corporation,
country.—V.
of
sales,
has
183,
PROCEEDS—The
of
management intends to
balance due and payable,
the
due during May,
amortization
the
use
net
proceeds
to
pursuant
and
the
interest
contract
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
five
(par
cenls)„.
in
Ine
real
corporation
estate
will
and
real
be engaged
estate
development
generally
business.
in
the purchase of large
tracts of land, in the development and subdivision of said
large tracts
of land, and
the sale of smaller plots to individual purchasers, and
such construction as is necessary.
The
of
The
and
land
is
fronts
has
area
into
land
New
the
of
owner
of
for
contract
a
approximately
Township
stream
facilities.
lots
the
950
of
At
Pemberton,
capable
the
of
outset
lake estates
and
for
$3,359,292
in
in
sales
1954,
Co.
of
New
& Power
all
year
whether
in
'
I.
or
■
County
being
the
York
as
Depositary
receipts
covering
is
now
ordinary
pre¬
regis¬
Western
to
25
1954
1953
$3,581,165
784,804
1,499,569
3,006,388
650,483
779,734
36,974,060
37,916,624
12,071,083
development.-r-V.
183,
p.
'The
purchase
Mineral
of
substantially all the
Wells,
by Robert J.
Texas,
Bradley
Purchasers
of
for
Dallas,
of
properties
$5,000,000
Texas.
of
the
facilities
Last
cubic" feet of
The
a
natural
cities
16
gasoline
and
towns,
distributed
Gas
plant
six
and
sold
to
acquire
of
north
5,000,000,000
over
Gas
Corp.
with Mr.
has
Bradley
formed
been
and
operate
tb«
President.
as
Uranium Queen Exploration Co., Greeley, Colo.—Files
The
.
SEC
be
company
covering
(25
cents
used
on
Jan.
920,200
filed
27
shares
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
to
be
with
offered
the
at
par
share), without underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
pay for expenses incident to
mining operations.—V. 182,
per
to
658.
p.
Utah
The
Hydro Corp.,
corporation
Salt Lake
Jan.
on
filed
30
City, Utah—Files—
letter
a
of
notification
with
SEC
covering 50.000 shares of common stock to be offered
share, through William Everett Huyler, of Salt Lake City.
proceeds are to be used for working capital, etc.
at
the
$1
per
The
net
Utco Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
A
letter
200,000
Sudler
shares.
mining
of
notification
shares
&
Co..
The
to
be
net
filed
was
offered
Denver,
at
Colo.,
proceeds
operations.—V.
are
181,
p.
Vance Industries, Inc.,
A
letter
7,000
share
of
shares
notification
of
through
account
of
six
common
Arthur
was
stock
M.
with
10
to
the
cents
be
SEC
per
holds
who
an
to
used
on
share
option
Jan.
30
through
to
said
incident
expenses
pay
covering
Amos C.
purchase
to
2976.
Evanston, 111.—Files—
filed
(par
Krensky
selling stockholders.
with
the
SEC
one
cent)
to
&
_
Co.,
Inc.,
on
be
Jan.
24
offered
Chicago,
.
„
covering
at
111.,
$7
per
for
the
_
1955—Month—1954
31,836,456
Net
from
revenue
Net
ry.
ry.
8,373,757
Feb.
1
14,129,833
filed
of
at
price
a
to
be
Ward
$1,614,726
-
'Deficit—V.
183,
\
:
income...
oper.
*$263,085 $15,484,524
2,967,795
10,439,576
1,045,766
.t
$9,581,922
10,233,796
50.
p.
Alabama—Earnings—
December—
Gross
1955
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
1954
1953
1952
$360,848
$396,134
$403,229
$419,807
33,069
95,783
109,106
100,098
income
oper.
from
from
ry.
17,648
113,480
62,939
55,772
3,643,710
4,319,481
4,806,389
4,712,172
430,325
908,018
1,164,706
1,085,681
266,723
16,514,274
7,374,444
letter
a
cumulative
Blair
supplied
by
preferred
&
of
8,492,949
notification
preferred
Co.,
Inc.,
amendment.
with
stock,
New
The
series
York,
the
B
about
proceeds
loans
railway__„
573,794
558,375
490,704.
railway..
income—
oper.
183,
449.
p.
Wood Conversion Co., St. Paul,
Fiber
are
of
Industries Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Products, Inc.
&
Minn.—Merger—
above.
V:
•.
Towne
Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 30,000 shares of common
stock (par $25) was made on Feb. 7 by Bache & Co. at
$64 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share.
It was quickly completed.
With
skids
overall
skid
and
still
bins
forming
materials
high
handling operations,
platform Warehouser which
lift
unit
on
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$41,418,378
load
carrier
in
company
permits
aisle storage areas.
narrow
important
very
a
this
has
stacking
phase
in
developed
of
this
a
type
The
Warehouser,
a
developed in 1953 for
very
short,
electric, standup lift truck, was
use
in installations where narrow
aisles, low
loading, moderately lengthy travel and speed in operation are
prime importance.
The truck in all models is designed to operate
floor
of
in
aisles
narrow
of
as
Popular
less
six
than
eight
feet,
and
in
some
designs,
in
aisles
as
feet.
in
Extend-A-Fork, high lift fork, pallet and low lift plat¬
form models,
this new high lift platform truck opens up a whole
new
field for Warehouser handling.
A 4,000 pound capacity truck,
the new Warehouser has an overall
height of 68 inches and a maximum platform height of 96 inches.
In
the
the
lowered
floor.—V.
position,
the
183, p. 714.
top
of
the
platform
is
six
inches
from
.
Martin-Parry Corp. above.
Yard-Man, Inc.—Reports
Warren Petroleum
Gulf
Oil
This
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Corp. above.—V.
183,
p.
profit
the
253.
Inc.,
on
stock
Disinfecting Co.—Stock Sold—Coffin &
Burr,
Feb. 6 publicly offered 4,000 shares of
common
(par 50 cents) at $14.50 per share.
quickly oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—The
was
the
net
This
offering
taxes
seasonally
sales
its
West
corporation
after
of
$1,497,218
previous
mon
cents
stock
a
fiscal
share
as
first
and
a
the
contrasted
operations
are
selling, stockholder.—V.
to
183,
go
p.
to
562.
Caroline
B.
the report stated.
Marcuse,
of
net
On
year.
the
its
loss
ahe
in
the
preceding
%
fiscal
sales
fiscal
of
with
of
the
loss
a
the fiscal
ended
This
for
the
ended
p.
31,
same
of
net
1955,
with
period
in
of
com¬
to
four
corresponding
the
1954
amounted
increase
June
$729,498
182,
and
Dec.
compares
480,000 shares
seasonal
earnings
year.—V.
$2,343,603
profit
in
a
year
were
Profits—
of
year.
$23,047
reflect
in
months
half-year
$10,991,454 and net earnings
against sales of $9,404,942 and net
share
six
basis
1955
normally
For
Increase
reported
for
half
were
proceeds
8
$21,926
outstanding,
period.
Second-half
ume,
Feb.
on
of
slow
dis¬
gas
counties
and
$78,192,578,
31,941,412
2
gas.
Upham
properties,
lines,
serving
Upham
year
of
sales,
respectively, in 1954.—V. 183,
$47,425,936
the
transmission
gas
tribution
March
3,671,407
'
Texas.
retail
were
of
business
$106,714,60$
which com¬
$3,408,322
properties were a
group
of
private
investors
located primarily in Dallas, according to Mr. Bradley, President of the
San Juan Exploration Co.
Control of the company had been in the
Upham family until the present sale, under the leadership of Chester
R. Upham Sr. of Mineral Wells and Los Angeles.
Acquired in the purchase were producing oil and gas properties in
Wise, Palo Pinto and Jack Counties, Texas, 176 miles of main and
trunk
sales,
2,749,524
Gas
Feb.
1955
$4,364,250
for
on
$91,018,946
total
expenses
the
Upham
Auto's
$161,651,334
as
wholesale
revenue.
449.
announced
was
and
stores
oper.
Upham Gas Corp.—Bonds Placed Privately—The cor¬
poration, it was announced on Feb. 7, placed privately
$3,250,000 * of * 4V2 % * first - mortgage bonds, due .1976,
through Shields & Co.
Co.,
Western
and
compared with
the acquisition
reflecting
retail
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
The
lakes
1954.
against
oper.
44,054,851
13,413,146
income.
1,070,994
151.
p.
1952
$2,914,093
1,618,778
$19,000 of 5Vs%
stock; to repay bank
$40,000; and pay for new construction.—V.
164, p. 2061.
who
in
$5,783,926
for
44,205,611
19,912,040
redeem
was
$7,387,595
was
Railway
—V.
$3,590,909
through
See
and
1955
Railway
Yale
1955
railway
railway
oper.
21
in
$197,733,551
part
and
with $83,458,756
Net
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
1,967,199
covering
1,500 shares
$50) to be offered
Peb.
on
From Jan. 1—
Walden Telephone Co.,
Walden, N. Y.—Files With SEC
(par
taxes
Coast
Of
sales
of
develop
into
in
Pacific
Burlington
30 miles east
will
totaled
1955
of
developed
corporation
income
Period End. Dec. 31—
not.
$4,111,457
from
183,
SEC
the
on
dividend.
■
Earnings—
railway
railway
from
—V.
$4,028,303,
payment
for Federal Income taxes
the preceding year, such
increase
the
of
was
since
in¬
net
calculated
outstanding
ef
preferred,
year's
714.
p.
Canadian
remitted
50.
Net
ry.
income
stock
income
after
The
net earnings before provision
Federal
wholesale
were
mortgage
from
Net
24.2%
1954.
the
1955
net
equal,
when net
substantially higher in 1955 than in
earnings amounting to $10,788,501 in 1955
Provision
that
6
share.
common
shares
stock
Feb.
on
$5,004,575,
common
the
on
common
100%
a
pur¬
acres
Jersey State Highway No. 70 about
Philadelphia and 20 miles southeast of Trenton.
natural
a
the
consisting
of
Jersey.
New
and
recreational
area
in
in
on
a
currently
of
tract
a
Camden
of
is
corporation
chase
undeveloped land
income,
750,000 shs.
corporation is a New Jersey corporation, with its
principal place of business at 11 N. Willow St., Trenton, N. J. and with
New York offices at 147-16 Jamaica
Ave., Jamaica, Queens, N. Y.
The
corporation was incorporated in New Jersey on Dec. 6, 1955 to engage
The
net
from
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The
generally
reported
Trust
183, p.
from
See
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
in
2297.
Virginian Ry.
Net
to
were
net
See
1956;
$35,000 for
$45,000 for initial engineering and roads,
surveys,
etc.;
preliminary development of lake area; and for other general corporate
Common
bonds.—V.
during
purposes.
share
a
operations
excluded
was
to
1956; $19,000 to be set aside
mortgage,
CAPITALIZATION
included
p.
corP°ration
per share.
care
fiscal
company has announced that it will
open
bids Sept.
purchase from it of
$20,000,000 first and refunding
Gross
announced
amounted
to $3.22 per
1,502,736
The company's
Net
49.
p.
1955
$2.50
announced.
Maguire Co., New York City, on Jan. 27 offered publicly
300,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) at $1
take
is
Net
U. S. Suburban Estates, Inc.—Stock Offered—Robert
V.
for the purchase of land,
for
payment
of
$2.73
period, unremitted Canadian income
income.
During the current
Virginia Electric
as
Engineering Sales, will act
specially trained personnel located
with
4,
1,430,315
known
force,"
April
1954
net
lo«,
Gross
new-product
established
in
to
$3,582,299
1,521,963
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
coordinate
accounts
department,
"technical
a
to
4,894,782
1,051,244
681,428
$4,160,399
December—
United States Plywood Corp.—Forms New
Dept.—
A
the
'
Outstanding
(Mo.)—Earnings
higher than in 1954
$2.68
the
Gross
FINANCING
Authorized
Common stock
to
of
an
negotiating
24.2%
was
basis
9,528,325
5,219,983
to
issue American
depositary
tered stock.—V.
183, p. .714.
each.
cars
10,061,810
income
pared
option
purchase
owns
Co.
,
foreign
Guaranty
the
de¬
1955
requirements,
equivalent
pared
*1954
The
picture
;
presently
is
\
<
Vickers Ltd.—American
Depositary Receipts Ready—
The
York
area
l
company
capacity of about 750
a
New
motion
a
population
company
in
come
President,
in
company
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
'
property site
Albany-Troy-Schenectady
intends
approximately 1,000,000 people,
the
the
can
it
theatre.
Both
and
tri-city
where
Supply
Western Ry. of
to be
of strategic importance for the
purpose of the company's business.
The company is presently
negotiating for the purchase of another
State,
Connor,
dividend
drive-in
an option on Jan. 14, 1956 which
gives
purchase approximately 20 acres of real
11, 1956. The property is located off New
to
three
deems
outdoor
the
31,
income
income
E.
foreign
.
two
will
division
$43,654,909 $38,654,310
unremitted
proceeds realized from
to build and operate
Drug
separate
1955
and
taxes
reported
St.,
a
P.
Net
National
as
Philadelphia,EARNINGS
Shares outstanding „
Earnings per share____
acquired
right
about
Net
property
1955,
motion
company, out of the
shaies,
Highway
and
management
to
taxes
income
*
before
or
State
Y.,
of
the
The company
property
used
Y.
the above
company
York
of
organized
was
a
intention of the
the sale of
theatres.
State
office
51.
It is the
the
be
to
are
preparations
subsidiary is concentrating its efforts
organic chemistry and
pharmacodynamics
duplication of product lines between
identity and
ownership,
before
Unremitted
working capital.
company
operating
The
New York
the
proceeds
improvements and
on
Auto
Higher—Sales Also Up—
_
Income
(par
10 cents)
National.
participation in the
medicinal
6 Months Ended Dec.
31—
Sales
Vick,
of
of
no
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
United Drive-In Theatres Corp.
(N. Y.)—Stock Of¬
fered—L. J. Mack & Co. Inc., New York
City, on Jan. 31
of
.
own
449.
shares
outstanding share
Drug will give Vick
enzyme
Merrell
fields
accordance
retain
Vick
and
practically
under
issuance
of
of National
Wm.
in
is
National.
-
p.
the
share
biochemical, biological
attributed the new highs to increased
holiday travel
returning to school.
In
January, United fl^w 328,289,000 revenue passenger miles and
9,274,000 revenue
airplane
miles
for
boosts
of
14%
and
9%,
re¬
spectively.
Express was up 14% for 1,020,000 ton miles; mail
(in¬
cluding first classi up 10J/a% for 2,303,000 ton miles, and
freight, up
7% for 2,969,000 ton miles.—-V. 183,
and
offer
basis
The acquisition
January topped
according to estimates
month,
Western
National
Vick
United Air Lines, Inc.—January Traffic
Up—
Passenger
Acquire National Drug—
L.
Mabry, President of this company, and A. B.
Collins, President
Drug Co., on Feb. 6 announced that an
agreement had
been
signed under which Vick
plans to acquire all the
properties,
assets and business
of National
Drug Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
National Drug
Co. is a long established
pharmaceutical company
whose sales in 1955 were
$7,974,244 with earnings of $635,975. The
of
57
or
30,
vol¬
1955, sales
$1.52
$531,278
2838.
in
or
a
share
$1.11
a
58
Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 13, 1956
The Commercial and
(822)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
bonds.
24,000
J
from
School District
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
Sale—The $150,000 school
Coconino County
No. 6
Bond
bonds
602
6—v.
Feb.
offered
awarded
were
—
to
183, p.
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix, and
Boettcher & Co., of Denver, joint¬
ly.
School District No. JO
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Sale—The $41,000 school
offered Feb. 6—v. 183, p.
Bond
bonds
451
awarded
were
—
Ellis &
Kenneth
to
Co., of Phoenix.
Maricopa County School District
No. 48 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
until
10
(PST) on March 22 for the
purchase
of
$540,000
building
bonds.* Dated April 1, 1956. Due
a.m.
July 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
on
Feb.
on
1969
to
15
inclusive.
The
bonds are dated Feb. 15,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
1956.
District,
Bond
Community Services
Kern County, Calif.
Offering —Oran W. Pal¬
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in Bakersfield, until
7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 17 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 water reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1986
mer,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Bank of
(J-J)
America
National
Trusts »&
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francis¬
co.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington 8c Sutcliffe,
Maricopa County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The $166,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 183,
51
p.
awarded
were
—
High Sch. Diet.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $785,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 183,
Clara
Santa
to
p.
715—were awarded to
composed of the Bank of America
National
Trust
&
Savings
improvement bonds offered
Principal ; and
interest
v.
183, p. 602 — were
payable
at then County Feb. 2
"awarded to a group composed of
Treasurer's office. -v
clusive.
(F-A)
Palo
Shields
Unified
Alto
Santa
Clara
SchqopfDistrict^
—
composed
R.
to
a
Bar stow,
Bond
Sale
system
The
—
bonds
1964
Calif.
$80,000
offered
sewer
Feb.
California
John¬
State Treasurer, will receive
son,
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
G.
until
29
for
10
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
$30,000,000 State School Building
Aid, Series L, bonds. Dated March
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 1958
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
State
Treasurer's office, or at the office
of
duly authorized agent of
State
Treasurer, including
any
the
the
in
agent
New
of the
York
State
City.
Treasurer
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Calexico
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
mentary
and
Imperial
$130,000
Union
1978 to
School
Ele¬
Dis¬
trict bonds offered Feb. 6—v.
183,
p. 602—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of Sarji Francis¬
and
—
receive
$174,000
Cucamonga School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif
son,
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
Bernardino, until 11
New
on
Feb.
27
for
the
,
1981
1973 to
_
incll4sfyei,vn?-^.nSchcpl. District,
County, Calif.
Unified
Pittsburg
Contra
Costa
Offering—W.
Paasch,
T.
(EST)
$64,000 school building bonds, as
bonds.
from
Due
1957 to
on
1964
on
Feb.
15
inclusive.
of
at
Bank,
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the Colonial Trust Company,, of
V
til Feb. 28 for the
purchase" of $1,i
;
San Diego
District,
Waterbury at 1,29% interest.
T
bids
until 10
the
office
his
at
-
(PST)
a.m.
on
Water
the
will
First
Corporate
Floor, 2 Wall St.,
City, until
11
Feb. 20 for the
a.m.
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
Treasurer's
16
Feb.
the
for
tax
anticipation notes.
Dated Feb. 23, 1956. Due on June
8, 1956.
Principal and interest
payable in New York City, Bos¬
designated
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
ton, or Waterbury,
by the purchaser.
&
mer
as
Dodge, of Boston.
>Waterbury, Conn.
Offering — Armand
Fio-
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
15 for the purchase of $4,-
Feb.
650,000 bonds,
follows:
as
$1,500,000 school house
tion
Due
March
on
tion
bonds.
Due
Due
(PST)
on
until
11
a.m.
interest
the County
Legality ap¬
March
on
bonds!.
works
bonds.
Due
from 1958 to
1
March
on
1976 inclusive.
water shed development
100,000
bonds.
Due
March
on
1
from
1977 inclusive.
Water
Feb. 27, at his office in
of
Stockton, for the purchase
$175,000 building bonds.
Millbrae
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Mateo County, Calif.
San
ing,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed
wood
Clerk,
bids at
his
will
office
City, until 10
receive
in
Red¬
(PST) on
Feb. 21 for the purchase of $79,000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
1955. Due
1980
a.m.
May 1 from 1978 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
on
inclusive.
terest
Treasurer's
March
Dated
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Visalia, until
10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 14 for the
of
Offering—C.
County
Clerk,
L.
will
Hiddle-
receive
-
land
until
2
(PST) on Fdb.
15 for the purchase of $112,000
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1956. Due
1976
$200,000
building
near
on
Feb.
1
from 1957
to
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Note
not
—
sold
when
were
originally offered
CONNECTICUT
j
Manchester, Conn.
Note
Sale—The
$1,000,000
tax
anticipation notes offered Feb.
were
awarded
Bank & Trust
to
7
.v
reoffered
;
in
the
Collector" Rhea
B.
Mordt, an¬
City Commis¬
11
a.m.,.(EST) on Feb. 20 for the
purchase of $1,750,000 water and
revenue
bonds.
1, 1956.
Due
to
inclusive.
1990
of
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1957
are
due
in
callable
Jan.
1, 1961. Principal and
interest (J-J)-payable at the First
Atlantic National Bank, of Day¬
tona Beach/ or at the Marine Mid¬
land
Trust
Company,
of
New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
as
Palmetto,
Fla.
Certificate Offering
Murray,
Mayor,
will
issue
of
Co., and Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Co., both,of Savannah, at a price100.002, a net interest cost of
about 3.02%, as follows:
$140,000 4$. Due
1957
June
on
1 from'
1962 inclusive.
to
60,000 31/4S. Due
—
Roger
receive
t
June 1, 1963
on
and 1964.
on June
1970 inclusive.
1965 to
334,000 3.10s. Due
1971
on
1 from
v
June 1 from
1978 inclusive.
to
on
June 1 from
1979 to 1985 inclusive.
1
,
ILLINOIS
Cook
County, Forest Preserve
(P. O. Chicago), flL
Districts
Warrant
Offering
—
I
William J,;
Gormley, Secretary of Board of,
Commissioners,
will
receive,sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST) <
on
Feb. 21 for the purchase of5
$1,000,000 tax anticipation
rants, as follows:
war-;
$650,000
war-"
Corporate
Fund
rants.
350,000 Construction and Devel-opment Fund warrants.
■"/
Dated
and
1, 1956. Principalpayable
at
the
April
interest
National'
American
Trust
Company
Bank
and
Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
of
DuPage County School District NoV
45
(P. O.
Bond
and
Villa Park), III.
Offering Extended—Time.
date
(CST)'.
sion will receive sealed bids until
sewer
An
—
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
Atlanta, Johnson, Lane, Space &
for
receipt
on
deadline
Feb.
was
of
sealed
purchase of $610,000
bonds has been
the
that
nounces
Sale
water
and, sewerage
revenue
anticipation certificates
was sold to a group composed of
bids for the
-
r
Daytona Beach, Fla.
the Connecticut
Co., of Hartford, at
1.90% discount.
be
future.
Bond ^Offering—City Clerk and
1962
The above bonds
Feb. 1.
on
^
p.m.
inclusive.
will
bonds
sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
office.
Valley Union School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
purchase
Bond
Certificate
$1,100,000
1
750,000 water supply and distri¬
bution
J/;;-a
Savannah, Ga.
1977 inclusive.
1958 to
son,
to
Inc., of Atlanta.
construc¬
March 1 from 1958 to
on
Feb.
offered
certificates
/
$915,000
183, p. 602—were awarded
the, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
367,000 2.90s. Due
house
public
1,500,000
Sale-—The
7—v.
1 from 1958 to
^
bids
Certificate
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
from
building
bonds.
inclusive.
Feb. 15 for
'■
sealed
GEORGIA
Augusta Hospital Authority, Ga.
construc¬
Bond
Offering — H. Rodger
First National Bank of Boston.
Howell, Secretary of the Board of
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
1, 1956. Due on March 1 from Directors, will receive sealed bids
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal at his office in Santa Ana, until Boston.
9:30 a.m.
and interest (M-S) payable at the
(PST) on Feb. 23 for
City Treasurer's office. Legality the purchase of $275,000 water
FLORIDA
works bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Dade County "Port A uthority
and Stephen B. Robinson, both of Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
inclusive. Interest F-A. Dbjgality
Los Angeles.
Offering Postponed — The of¬
approved by O'Melveny 8c M^ers,
Manteca School District, San
fering of $3,500,000 special reve¬
of Los Angeles.
nue
bonds
originally scheduled
Joaquin County, Calif.
Winters School District,
for Feb. 14—v. 183, p. 255—has
Yplp
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
been postponed. It is reported the
County, Calif.
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
ceive
chell, of New York City.
199,000 3s. Due
renovation
and
1977
cisco.
pur¬
at
of
Guaranty
receive
will
Clerk,
City
relli,
school
District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bank
of
•
proved by Orrick, Dahlauist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Talbert
the Barnett National
Jacksonville, or at the '
Trust Co.,> New York";
City. Legality approved by Cald-:
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
payable
(EST)
purchase of
$500,000
and
office.
1958 to 1995 inclu¬
interest (F-A)
from
1
reve¬
1, 1955. Due on
sive. Principal and
bids until 3:55 p.m.
800,000
purchase of $39,000
receive
will
Comptroller,
City
Sacramento
in
Aug.
from
exclusively
Dated Aug.
nues.
revenue
Waterbury, Conn.
"
Note Offering L- John A. Ioria,
on
County, Calif.
Cul¬
Secretary of the State*
Board
of
Control, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 21 for the purchase of $600,-'
000 dormitory revenue certificates
.
sealed
Ramona Unified School
»
O.
Certificate Offering—J. B.
/
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
500,000 building bonds.
on
pepper,
payable
Offering — Randall B.
Co., Northern Trust Com¬
will
pany, and the Security-First Na¬ Newbury,-Town; Treasurer,
^receive sealed bids at the office
tional Bank, as follows:
Day, Berry,& Howard, 750
$135,000 5s. Due on
Main
St., Hartford, until noon
1957 to 1960 incl^eV^
(EST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
40,000 3s. Due on F6&/X, 1961.
of $1,425,000 school bonds. Dated
440,000 2s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
Feb. 1, 1956. Dub on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
^
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
360,000 214s. Due on .Feb. 1 from
chase of $24,000,000 electric power
plant revenue bonds. Dated March
Oak
San
follows:
$40,000
yonc
in
(PST)
purchase of
bids
City
County
a.m.
Board
Commissioners,
Trust Dept., 2nd
receive
will
office
the
sealed
National
Bond
The
Union High School District bonds
offered the same day were sold to
J. B. Hanauer &
Co., of Beverly
Hills.
Bond
of
Power
'I Connecticut
Bond
bonds/ Dated March 15, 1956. Due
on
March
15 from 1958 to 1977
Angeles, Calif.
Offering—Frank Twohy,
Bond
co.
Additional Sale
Feb. 1 from
on
1981 inclusive.
Los
Auditor
(State of)
Bond Offering—Chas.
1977
200,000 2%s. Due
6—v.
183, p. 602 — were awarded to
iWeeden & Co., of San Francisco.
to
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
basis
O. Stonington),
(P.
Stonington
& Co., Inc.,
Co., Heller,
&
Bruce &
Asso¬
on
100.19, a
group
(EST)
purchase of $40,000
University of Florida (P.
Tallahassee), Fla.
Co.; Hayden, Stone &
$975,000 school Chicago, as 2s, at
6—v. 183; )p. "of about 1.97%;
Blyth
of
Moulton
H.
&
Co,;'both of New York City; and
Jlaifmari, Harris^ & Co., Inc., of
Feb.
awarded
were
CaHf.:
County,
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
715
Feb. 14 for the
mortgage revenue certificates.
—
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
ciation, of San Francisco, Blyth
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
& Co., Inc., Harris Trust & Sav¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ings Bank, J. Barth & Co., Mer¬ bids at his office in San Diego un¬
CALIFORNIA
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& til 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 14
Areata Union High School District, 1 Beane, Heller, Bruce &
Co., Paine, for the purchase of $54,000 build¬
Humboldt County, Calif.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1956.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore, Schwabacher
&
Co.,
Lawson, Due on March 15 from 1957 to
Jr., County Clerk, will receive Levy, & Williams, Kaiser & Co., 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
sealed bids at his office in Eureka Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work &
terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 14 for Co., Irving Lundborg &
Co., and ty
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
the purchase of $350,000 building C. N. White & Co., at a price of
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1956.
Due 100.001, a net interest cost of Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
on Feb. 15 from
1957 to 1976 in¬ about 2.58%, as follows:
Francisco.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest $80,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Sylvan School District,
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Sacramento County, Calif.
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
20,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1, 1961.
Bond
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, HerOffering—C.
C.
LaRue,
60,000 21/4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1962
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and 1963.
425,000 2V2S. Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Haven, Conn.
Sale—The $2,655,000 gen¬
eral
Henry
cisco.
Bond
1975 in¬
group
a
New
1956. Due
15,
1958 to
from
15
Bond
East Side Union
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
of San Francisco.
clusive.
Treasurer's office.
bonds.
on
,
Nites
East
Gila County
'
Due
1965
changed to 8 p.m.
14. The original
Feb. 13.
Bonds dated March 1, 1956. Due,
on
Dec.
1
from
1957
to
1975
in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Jo
Davies
No.
120
County School District
(P. O. Galena), III.
Bond
Offering—R. H. WrightSecretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 9 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 16 for
the purchase of $525,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
man,
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a place of payment mu¬
tually agreeable to the Board of
Education and the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Volume 183
Number 5507
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(823)
Lee
County Community Unit Sch.
Dist.
No.
Bond
272
ing bends offered Feb.
1—v.
603—were awarded to
p.
Grinnell Independent Sch. Dist.,
(P. O. Amboy), III.
a
183,
group
1966 to
1974 inclusive.
Whiteside and
No.
trict
Lee Counties
Consolidated
munity
bids
145
School
(P. O.
21
Com¬
R.R.
until
for
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $155,000
bonds. Dated March 1,
1956.-Due
Rock
1975
Falls), III.
Sale—The $179,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—/. 183,
603—were awarded to Fairman,
Harris & Co., Inc., and Ballman
& Main, both of Chicago,
jointly.
Community Sch* Dist.,
Iowa
'f; t'
receive
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Crown Point, Ind.
Sale—The
on
of
bids
Feb.
until
20
$397,000
for
offered
255—were
Feb.
2
building,
mercial
Bank of
l3As, at
a
of about
The
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 183,
-
452—were
p.
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
awarded^ to
to
are
callable
Zahner
Kansas
J-J. Legality approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
-v1,
Creek
Township (P. O.
Terre Haute), Ind.
Bond
Offering
King, Township Trustee, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
of
bids
Feb.
on
until
28
$302,000
6
i
p.m.
pur¬
bonds,
fol¬
as
awarded to W. C. Lyons &
Co., of
Louisville, and A. C. Allyn & Co.,
of Chicago, jointly.
Harrodsburg, Ky.
Bond Offering —
Mary G. Renfro, City Clerk, will receive'seated
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
sive.
Civil
Township bonds
Due
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to July 1, 1975 inclu¬
'
16
sive.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
r7-.7
R.
R.
of
National
as
Bank
2s,
|
of
8—v.
182,
p.
withdrawn from the
2307—
market.
Murray State College (P. O.
Murray), Ky.
| Bord Offering—Mariha S. Dun¬
Bond Sale—The
$40,000 swim¬
can,'Secretary of the Board of
ming pool bonds offered Feb. 6—
Regents, will receive sealed\%ids
v.
183. p. 716—were awarded to
until
2:30 p m.
(CST) ojv":F£b.
the First Trust &
Savings Bank 25 for the
purchase of $840,000
of Armstrong, as 2.70s.
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from
Council Bluffs, Iowa
i"
1958
Bunten,
City
sealed
and
(CST)
on
of
oral
bids
until
8
p.m.
Feb. 20 for the purchase
$266,000 bonds,
improvement
1
follows:
as
assessment
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
on
1965
LOUISIANA
i
Calcasieu Parish School
No. 24,
i
1966 inclusive.
bonds
—
A.
D.
King,
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed and
bids
Feb. 21
until
8
183,.
Shreveport.
Bond
1
Offering
v.
p.
255
—
were
Co.,
-
Mamou, La.
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waterloo), Iowa
000
—
awarded to Barrow, Leary &
of
East Waterloo
oral
2
of Des Moines.
Bond
District
La.
Fond Sale—The $126,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
Feb.
are dated
March 1,
1956. Legality approved
by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Coo-
ney,
inclusive.
in¬
146,000 street construction .bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
The
1995
street
clusive.
;
to
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Kentucky Trust Co., Louisville, or
at The Hanover Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
G.
Clerk, will receive
$120,000 special
June
Richard
—
p.m.
(CST)
f->r the purchase of
building bonds.
on
$145,-
from
1
Due
Sept.
on
Due
Terrebonne
1
Sept.
on
Town
Offering—Carina F. Tate,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) On Feb. 17
for the purchase qf $10,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated March
Clerk,
1, 1956. Due
to
1966
on
March 1 from 1958
inclusive.
bonds
a
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Thorndike,
Boston.
1
at
1965
to
1968
$233,000 2V2s, due
from
and
1969
to
to
a
$337,000
&
as
Judell,
Note
the
Bond
000
1964
on
ceive
1995 in¬
1969
1957
Smith, Barney & Co., Equitable
Securities Corporation, Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Union
Securities
Corp., Estabrook & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
First
Bankers
Trust
City
Co., both
of
bonds.
Due
on
Bethesda
Parking
Lot
District bonds. Due on April 1
from
1957 to 1986 inclusive..
The
Bond
Trust Co. of Maryland, Baltimore;
or at the Montgomery County Na¬
tional
Bank, Rockville. Legality
approved
by
Clark,
Smith
&
Prendergast, of Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
ceive
p.
bonds
offered
Feb.
52—were awarded to
Barrow, Leary & Co., and White,
City
(EST)
bids
Feb.
on
J.
Treasurer,
sealed
23
Fitz-"
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
the
for
pur¬
chase of $400,000 off-street
park¬
ing facilities bonds. Dated March
1, 1956. Due on March 1 from
to
First
1976
inclusive.
Legality
Bank
of
approved
Boston.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National
>
-
■
Boston.
by
Ropes,
& Rugg, of
v
-
r
Sale—The $214,000 water
Feb. 2
v.
183,
Bond
bonds
offered
Somerville, Mass. *
Sale—The $500,000
Note
offered
the
Feb.
Merchants
The
Bedford, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $740,000 school
Feb. 8—v. 183, p.
were
awarded
to
a
group
of Kidder, Peabody &
S. Moseley & Co., and
composed
notes
Due
Co.,
F.
a
as
2.60s, at
price of 100.38,
a
basis of about 2.55%.
<
composed of the First
City Bank, Halsey, Stu¬
& Co. Inc., both of New York
a
group
National
Bond Sale—The $3,625,000 vari¬
purposes bonds offered Feb.
ous
9—v.
183,
a
interest, plus
premium of $51.
dated
are
mature
on
Feb.
Nov.
14,
2, 1956.
Bridgewater, Mass.
Bond
mental
Feb.
6
Taunton, Mass.
Feb.
for the
21
were
bonds
awarded
offered
to
the
a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $75,-
000 off-street parking area bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1956.
Due on
March
1
from
1957
to
1961
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
at
of
the
First
National
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Storey, Thorndike
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Waltham, Mass.
Note
Sale—The $25,000 depart¬
equipment
Harri-
Offering—Thomas F. Corr,
City Treasurer, will receive
Bank
notes
awarded
of
Bond
payable
and
composed
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Blyth &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; and Stone & Web¬
ster Securities
Corp., all of New
York City, as
2s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 1.98%.
City, and National Shawmut Bank
at 1.88%
604—were
p.
group
of Boston,
The
.y
sealed bids until 11
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
offered Feb. 9 were awarded to
a
Oct.
Springfield, Mass.
Jr.,
Boston, Mass.
Note
art
of
dated
are
on
Boston.
Hornblower & Weeks, all of Bos¬
ton,
to
man
offered
—
Bank
—
Corp., New York City, as
2.20s, at 100.33, a basis of about
2.14%.
bonds
National
Feb.
10,
15, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut
Bank, of Bos¬
1956.
Boston
716
notes
awarded
were
Boston, at 1.82% discount.
603—were awarded to the First
0.
9
-
ton. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $430 000 public
improvement
Offering—John
gerald,
Gray, Best, Collidge
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank,
New
York
City;
Union
1956
Opelousas, La.
27, 1956.
1956.
New
Bros. & Hutzler, Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Chas. E.
Weigold
&
Co.,
Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Andrews &
Wells. Inc.. the Illinois Company,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem, G. C. Haas & Co.,
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Kaiser &
Co., Citizens and Southern Na¬
tional Bank, of Atlanta, First Na¬
tional Bank, of Birmingham, Ladd
Dinkins & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Harrison & Co.
183,
Parking
a.m.
Pittsfield, Mass.
1957
Bank,
York, Harris Trust &
Savings
Bank, of Chicago, C. J. Devine &
Co.,
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
of
New
York,
Saloman
1—v.
Spring
11
notes. Due Nov.
to
National
(P. O. Dedham),
Massachusetts
County Treas-.
(EST) on Feb.
14 for the purchase of
$300,000
Tuberculosis hospital maintenance
a.m.
inclusive.
1980
(EST) on
$400,-
a.m.
County
until
urer
from
-
anticipation notes. Dated
1956. Due Nov. 7, 1956.
15,
and interest
250,000
Stern
Co., Fairman, Harris & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., H. V. Sattley
&
Co., Third National Bank in
Nashville, and Alvis & Co.
1
First
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the
re¬
District
Lot
&
Co., the Milwaukee
Company, Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, the Rob¬
Brothers & Co., Field, Richards &
tax
April 1 from 1957 to 1986 in-
Weeden
inson-Humphrey
April
on
the
Feb. 14 for the purchase of
elusive.
7
from 1982 to 1995 inclusive.
given
sealed bids until 11
Han¬
Silver
350,000
inclusive; and
$529,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1
are
to
Due
to
Melrose, Mass
Offering—S. Homer Buttrick, City Treasurer, will receive
Feb.
11
awarded
Note
000
improvement
general
bonds.
1981
bonds
$550,000 school
8—v. 183, p.
Feb.
of about 2.36 %.
Norfolk
until
bids
to
Street
Corp., New York City, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.31, a basis
on
1,200,000
on
Members of the respective syn¬
dicates which participated in the
Bank-State
offered
717—were
Orleans.
K.
notes
awarded
Boston
$5,000,000 school bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1986 in¬
clusive;---^- - 7.
.7*7*7..
1968
to
bonds
Feb*. 21 for the purchase
$6,800,000 bonds, as follows:
of
Sept. 1 from
inclusive; $390,000 2V2S, due on Sept. 1 from
to
sealed
(EST)
inclusive; $106,-
21/4S, due
1965
$200,000
were
Lowell, Mass.
M-N.
cock, Director of Finance, will
about 2.68%, as follows: $174,000 4s,-due on Sept. 1 from
to
1
Bond Sale—The
(P.O.
Offering—Alex.
*
•
Co., Boston, at 1.90% dis¬
count, plus a premium of $18. Due
Nov. 7, 1956.
Rockyille), Md.
Sept.
due
Feb.
Second
Montgomery County (P. O.
inclusive;
23/4S,
New
•
,
Trust
Board
Interest
'
/
«•••'.
•
Sale—The
offered
MARYLAND
1,200,000 sewerage, water anc
drainage bonds at a price of
100.29/ a net interest cost of
1957
of
on
on
Sept. 1 from 1982 to
clusive.
'
-vs, u
inclusive.
1981
Boston.
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
.
»
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
inclusive;
1981
1
Palmer
Leominster, Mass.
Consolidated
Parish
of
by
"
Houma), La.
Bond Offering _ C. C. Miller,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on March 13
for
the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1,
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1958
folSept
1 from 1957 to 1964
inclusive;
$68,000 2V4s, due on Sept.
from
School
Bank
approved
■
net interest
about 2.69%,
$484,000 4s, due
Parish
National
Legality
on
the
re¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First
inclusive.
of
will
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
1
,
School District No.
herewith:
Armstrong, Iowa
Offering
2V4s.
purchase of the
—
was
Due
1976
inclusive.
of
lows:
bonds.
Offering Withdrawn
The of¬
fering of $650,000 State Property
and Buildings Commission Reve¬
nue,. Project No. 4 bonds sched¬
uled for Dec.
/;%>.' "'
IOWA
Bond
1961
follows:
as
Sept.
on
incinerator
cost
$410,000
revenue
Kentucky (State of)
Bond Sale—The
$55,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 7—v.
183, p. 603—were awarded to the
Noblesville,
purchase
sewer
Township Sch. Twp. Cutler, of Chicago.
No. 2, Noblesville),
Indiana
American
the
and
(J-D) payable
at
the
Mercer
County National
Bank of
Harrodsburg, or at the'
First National Bank of Louisville.
Legality approved by Chapman &
al Bank of Terre Haute.
River
2.46%,
price of 100.31,
cipal and interest
payable at the Merchants Nation¬
O.
$750,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1994 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds are dated Feb. 1,
1956. Principal and interest
(J-J)
White
for
water
:j\ The
(P.
bonds
tional City Bank of New
York, are
as follows:
—
lows:
Con¬
No.
Treasurer,
Dept., 45
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
of $438,000 school
project bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
April 15 from 1957
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the of¬
The $1,950,000 bonds sold to the
account headed by the First Na¬
flood control system bonds offered
Jan. 31
v.
183, p. 452 — were
$151,060 School Township bonds
b
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to July 1, 1975 inclu¬
151,000
•
Barbourville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 voted
re¬
District
Town
Milk
(CST) on March 7
purchase
of
$1,400,000
bonds. Dated April 15,
a.m.
the
1956.
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
"
Hornbaker,
dick,
O.
building
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
F.
the
for
1957 to
1,604,000 21/2S.
KENTUCKY
Lawrence
—
Alexandria
Dover, Mass.
Offering—Ernest C. Bur-
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Municipal
March 1 from
Treasurer, or at any bank speci¬
fied by the successful bidder.
1,761,000
*
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 13 for the
purchase
of
$1,400,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956, Due
semi-annually over a period of 40
years, starting with March 1, 1957;
July 1, 1962. In¬
terest
Otter
Cityr,jointly.
Bond Offering—Lee
thereafter
of
as
for.
"
inclusive.
1963 and
Bonds due in
1985
$71,-
School
Feb.
7—v.
183, p. 716—
awarded to the First Boston
Bond
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
until 1:45
,
1958
mortgage :; bonds
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
from
fol¬
Sept.
Smith, Barney account
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about
Junction City School District,
first
-
from
on
—
Corp., New York City, as 2.10s, at
price of 100.25, a basis of about
1.95%.
$74,000
1
inclusive;
1962
The $480,000 hos¬
and water bonds of¬
sewer
inclusive.
March
on
Sale
a
March
on
1981
bonds:
fice
a
$635,000 4s. Due
Co., and George fC. Baum & Co.,
both of Kansas
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase. of.
1
a
inclusive;
2y2S, due on
aviation
1
inclusive;
Alexandria), La.
Bond Offering — J. S.
Slocum,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
to
$4,000,000
March
on
1966
sold to the
*
375,000
on
were
at
Bond Sale—The
School Building Cor(P. O. Highland), Ind.
as
fered
$51,-
B
Parish,
solidated
1958 to 1963
$1,361,000
to
from
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1995 in¬
Kansas
1.70%*-.-
Highland
2.65%,
from
1977 to
23/4s, due
Rapides
net interest
$289,000 4sKdue
1 from
Johnson County Prairie Sch. Dist.
I No. 44 (P. O. Prairie
Village), >
Crown
Point, ais
price of 100.17, a basis
poration
about
at
1
pital,
1963
to
1966
inclusive; and
$105,000 3s, due on March 1
clusive.
_
'
000
about
bonds
March
to
due
(P.
a
Danvers, Mass.
inclusive;
due
series
2V2S,
Sept. 1 from 1964
Library
of
lows:
KANSAS
p.
Com¬
on
as
$56,000
$73,000 3s, due
1 from
1985 inclusive.
cost
the
of
2.94%,
bonds:
on
1962
1963
250,000
inclusive; and $1,396,000
and
183,
the
to
on
price of 100.34,
sewer
6—v.
awarded
cost
A
23/4s,
and
follows: $504,000 4s,
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
2,650,000
*
bonds
to
from
as
21^s» due
to
bonds.
$75,000
interest
vdue
Offering — J. J. JorgenSuperintendent of Schools,
sen,
INDIANA
Bond
net
2.55%,
Bond
will
.
7
1963
Stratford
1958
1958
1957 to
about
Bridgewater Savings Bank, as 2s,
at a price of par.
net
a
Bond
000
improvement
price of 100.26, a
a
of
$180,000 series
2V2S, due
street
at
Sanford, both of New
cost
follows:v
follows:
as
bonds
inclusive.
p.
•
Dec. 1 from
on
are
$2,900,000
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
1
count
p.m.
the
building
Dis¬
8
&
Orleans, jointly, at 100.009,
interest
000
Bond Offering — Nellie
Harris,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and oral
Nov. 1 from
on
va¬
City,' and associates; and $1,950,to
the First
National
City
Bank of New York, and associates.
The $5,550,000 bonds awarded
to the Halsey, Stuart & Co. ac¬
City Community Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
1965 inclusive.
355,000 2Vzs. Due
,
Prairie
Nov. 1 from
on
Hattier
$11,500,000
Sale—The $288,000 build¬ rious purpose bonds
offered Feb.
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 183, 8—v. 183, p. 603—were awarded
p. 603—were awarded to the First
as follows:
$5,500,000 to a syndi¬
National Bank of Chicago, as
2V2S, cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
at a price of
100.50, a basis of Co. Inc.,;,, Chicago; $4,000,000 to
about 2.45%.
Smith, Barney & Co., New York
Co.,
Charlotte; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Toledo; and the Illinois Co., Chi¬
cago, at 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.56%, as follows:
1956 to
Orleans, La.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
composed of R. S. Dickson &
$296,000 2%s. Due
New
Iowa
Sale—The $650,000 build¬
59
Offering—John
E. Clark,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
(EST)
on
J Feb. 14 for the purchase of $700,-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
$220,000 special
storm
sewer
bonds
Bond Sale—The
2, 1956.
Due Nov.
assessment
Westf ord, Mass.
Feb.
offered
bonds
1
Feb.
offered
Sale—The $281,000 water
Bond
183,
v.
—
604 — were awarded to Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
as
2.60s,
at
100.59, a basis oi
Offering—John D. Hodg-
Bond
don, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Boston Safe De¬
until 11
14 for the
Street, Boston,
Franklin
(EST)
a.m.
100
Company,
Trust
and
posit
Feb.
on
purchase of $400,000 school project
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Boston Safe Deposit
Company. Legality ap¬
and Trust
Best,
Gray,
Ropes,
by
proved
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Michigan
G. Coch¬
Bond Offering—Doris
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Second Bankran,
Municipal
State. Street Trust Co.,
Franklin
Ill
St.,
Boston,
(EST) on Feb. 14 for
purchase of $175,000 school
until 11
the
a.m.
Due
March
on
1,
March
Dated
bonds.
project
1956.
1957
from
1
and
interest payable at the aforemen¬
tioned
bank. Legality approved
Principal
inclusive.
1961
do
&
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
by
bonds offered
Feb. 2 — v. 183, p. 604 — were
awarded to the First of Michigan
1958
120,000 3s. Due on April 1
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
180,000 2%s. Due on April 1
from
a
group
com¬
of the Union Securities
Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co., F.
S. Smithers & Co., and Andrews
& Wells, Inc., as 21/4S, at a price
of 101.80, a basis of about 2.03%.
posed
School
Arbor
Bond
Offering
George Balas,
Recording Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb.
16
the
for
purchase of $3,building and site
1, 1956. Due on
school
200,000
bonds. Dated Feb.
from
1957
1984 "inclu¬
June
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
to
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
field,
Paddock
Stone,
&
of
at
payable
1959
Carroll
and
Feb. 6
De¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Feb.
on
of
until
bids
14
$200,000
000
Pere
No.
School
Township
Marquette
(P. O. R.
2
Offering
1,
1957
for the
building
to* 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Caro, Mich.
Bond
Offering —Glenn Monta¬
gue, ^Village Clerk, will receive
;sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb.
14 for the purchase
of
$225,000 general obligation sewage
disposal bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1957
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful
bidder.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Offering—John
—
Bruce
1956.
Due
Craft,
Secretary,
Bond Offering—W. J.
the
purchase of $290,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
1957
1982
to
inclu¬
June
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Paddock
Canfield,
Miller,
&
Stone, of Detroit.
ceive
City Controller, will resealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST)
on
of
Feb. 20 for the purchase
$2,775,000 automobile parking
system revenue bonds.
1, 1956.
to
1990
interest
City's
New
on
Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
(J-J)
current
Principal and
payable
at
the
official
bank
in
York
troit.
ler,
Due
City, Chicago, or De¬
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield,
Paddock
of Detroit.
Anoka
institution designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
County Independent School
Spring Lake
Park), Minn.
Bond
son,
Offering
District
sealed
&
Stone,
Clerk,
Dora
No.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sherburn), Minn.
68
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 183,
717—were awarded to
p.
T.
M.
group
a
Piper, Jaffray
&
Allison-Williams Co.;
& Co.; Northwestern
of
Dam
National Bank, all of Minneapolis;
Caldwell, Phillips Co., of St. Paul;
Woodard-Elwood & Co., of
Minneapolis; and Shaughnessy &
Co., of St. Paul, at
price of par.
2.94%,
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
•'.?
follows:
will
receive
(CST)
15
the
for
purchase
of
Bond
Offering—C. J.
Williams,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 4 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of
$700,000 toll bridge revenue
bonds. Principal and interest pay¬
able at any suitable banking insti¬
tution designated by the purchas¬
er.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
County
(P. O. New Ulm),
Minnesota
Bond Offering
County
Auditor,
—
1971
inclusive.
will
receive
000
special
bonds.
assessment
drainage
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on
from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
delay and the vital role played by
the bankers which marketed the
necessary
difficulties
ect.
100.007,
O.
1972
to
1975 inclusive.
as
1979 inclusive.
of
1.20%
Feb.
additional
bear
from
Aug.
1,
interest
1956
to
1, 1957.
Certificate
8
—
a
consisted
(CST)
Subsequent
bonds,
was
of
City Clerk, will
until
2
re¬
p.m.
County (P. O. Wheaton),
March 6 for the purchase of $210,000
drainage bonds.
Due
1956.
1970
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
terest
Dated Feb. 1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
payable
at
a
bank
Washington
County
Independent
Bond
which
Re¬
—
p.
composed
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Braun,
& Co., Inc.; Dempsey-
Bosworth
Tegeler & Co.; Blewer, Glynn &
Co.;* and Smith, Moore & Co., at
100.001, a net interest
2.57%, as follows:
cost
of
about
1959 to
1969 inclusive.
2 V2S.
1970
from
its
to
Reorganized Sch.
R-l (P. O. Hazelwood),
St. Louis County
No.
Dist.
Missouri
Sale
bonds
building
were
awarded
offered
to
a
Feb.
group
7
com¬
posed of Mercantile Trust Co., St.
Louis, Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
sas
City, William Blair & Co.,
Chicago, and Smith, Moore & Co.,
of St. Louis, at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about 2.68%,
as
follows:
Due on March
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
2.70s.
$600,000
from
60,000
21/2S.
Due
on
March
1
1,
1967.
540,000
Due
on
March
being far from
1
task
the
v.
183,
were
p.
453—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray
Minneapolis.
&
Hopwood,
\
—
to
of
of
priation in the original purchase
price of the bonds would cover
any situation until the bridge could
opened
for
traffic. By 1952,
the Missouri then
however, with
even
east
further
channel and
became
of
ousness
of the
original
definite plans for
no
underwriting
the
it,
returning
house
of the
aware
the
seri¬
matter.
preliminary legal
indicated the firm was
not guilty of any negligence and
could
successfully
defend
any
suit brought against it based on
the prospectus, Shields felt that
its obligation to the purchasers of
Although
opinion
done
to
The
water
unaware
problems
that the 30-month interest appro¬
attack
bonds offered Jan. 31
Engineers
keep the
much concerned as it was assumed
-
groups.
Bond
to
was
and even
learning of them were not too
Shields
system
it
channel
MONTANA
Hysham, Mont.
Sale—The $50,000
un¬
surging river "tied down." How¬
ever, reduced
Congressional ap¬
propriations for the work of the
Army Corps, along with the prob¬
lems created by the Korean War,
prevented the engineers from car¬
rying out their original intentions
of returning the Missouri to its
proper channel.
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
District
As a
witness the testimony of
as
the U. S. Army Corps of
the bonds demanded
2.70s.
not
channel
the; bridge spanned.
usual
be
The $1,200,000
—
had
River
original
moved even
further to the east, such gyrations,
upon
on Feb.
1
1976 inclusive.
Due
to
1951.
could not be
as the unpre¬
traffic
Shields & Co.
$790,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1,010,000
the fall of
in
matter of fact, it had
Offering—Harold W. On-
Clerk, will receive
Jan. 1
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬ Feb. 28 for the purchase of $350,able at any suitable national or 000 building bonds. Dated April 1,
State bank designated by the pur¬ 1956. Due on April 1 from 1958 to
chaser.
approved ■
by 1986 inclusive. Legality approved
Legality
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber,* of Minneapolis.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
...
stad,
returned
604—were awarded to a
of Harris Trust
Savings
Bank,
of Chicago:
White, Weld & Co.; Stern Brothers
School District No. 106 (P. O.
Stillwater), Minn.
the bridge got
completion of which
Missouri
whose
Bond
Offering—Ray L. John¬
son, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for
dictable
—
&
March,
the sale of the
to
achieved
building bonds offered Feb. 1
183,
in
on
incidentally,
Minnesota
Bond
way,
opened
Feb.Tffom
Ferguson
sale
The bridge, however,
on
Feb. 1
1976 inclusive.
County,
work
under
of
&
on
Traverse
Louis
the
of
primarily to life insurance
companies, of $1,970,000 3%% ob¬
ligations, dated Feb. 1, 1950 and
due Feb. 1, 1980.
Due
to
re¬
1950,
& Co..
a
not
was
legal grounds.
on
organized School District No. R-2
(P. O. Ferguson), Mo.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,800,000
group
Offering—Lawrence
bids
1965
from
v.
Owatonna, Minn.
R. Haberman,
ceive
sealed
21/4s.
its customers
of
The fi¬
nancing, incidentally, was effected
by a group headed by Shields &
Co., New York City, Robert E.
Schweser & Co., Omaha, and R. W.
Spraggins & Co., Memphis.
It
1964 inclusive.
1957 to
St.
1 from
Feb.
3s. Due on
by the bankers of the bonds
protecting the invested inter¬
ests
$2,350,000
price
interest cost
follows:
net
a
bonds in resolving the
which beset the proj¬
Equally important is the fact
quired
McMaster Hutchinson
about 2.27%,
scheduled
May, it is of in¬
terest to review the history of the
& Trust Co., Kansas City;
Wood, Struthers & Co., New York
City, Braun, Bosworth
& Co.,
Toledo; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
180,000 2.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
C. E. Schmid,
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $398,-
(P.
Feb.
at
the
that
fact
for sometime in
Bank
Chicago,
its
after
years
the
ceremonies
dedication
of Chicago; Blyth
& Co.,
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; and Bache & Co., all of
New
York
City; City National
of
the
bridge has been opened for traffic
since Dec. 19, 1955, with formal
Bank
both
five
of
view
In
group composed of First National
and
op¬
that the time, effort and expense
256—were awarded to
p.
1,680,000
Benson, of Minneapolis.
sealed
183,
v.
offered
been
borne
The
—
$670,000 2i/2s. Due; on
March 27 for the pur¬
chase of $1,200,000 .electric reve¬
nue
certificates. Dated April 1,
from 1959 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any 1956. Due on April 1 from 1957
1966 inclusive. Principal and
suitable bank or trust company to
payable at
a
suitable
designated by the purchaser. Le¬ interest
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬ banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
son, of Minneapolis.
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Baudette, Minn.
Minneapolis.
»•
.
■*.
$292,000 building
bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
Sale
artery had long
evident.
Not so evi¬
proximately
completion.
in
bonds
the .economic
as
an
structure for toll traffic until ap¬
MISSOURI
Bond
such
the product of nature, which
erated
to delay
opening of
Memphis.
Normandy School District
St. Louis), Mo.
$520,000 2.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to
gratified
of
since
'
Peder-
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Feb.
on
—
National Bank of
Missouri
and
the
dent, however, were the numerous
difficulties, both man-made and
717—were awarded to the First
school
Martin
200,000
District No. 47 (P. O.
With-
erspoon,
V
than
need
ing bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 183,
p.
bridge and its
span
residents of both states were more
ing
successful
riopwood;
Johnston,
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.. 14 for
from
1959 to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a suitable bank¬
bids until 7 p.m.
sealed
Brown
H.
the
for
to
Onawa, Iowa, public officials and
a.m.
$199,000 bonds, as follows:
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1968
will receive
(EST) on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $60,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser.
District
8
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from
17
receive
(CST)
purchase of
10
construct, oper¬
a
River between Decatur, Neb.,
Clerk, will receive
$149,000 drainage and sewerage
(CST) on
bonds. Due on March 1 from
35,000 2V2S. Due on April 1, 1973. Feb. 14 for the purchase of $400,1957 to 1976 inclusive.
35,000 2!4s. Due on April 1, 1974. 000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
50,000
street
bonds.
Due
on
1956. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
Nankin
March 1 from 1957 to 1971-in¬
Township School District
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
clusive.
No. 1 (P. O. Garden City), Mich.
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
Dated March 1, 1956. Principal
Bond Offering—H. D. Alexan¬ bank
designated by the purchas¬
der, District Secretary, will re¬ er. Legality approved by Faegre and interest payable at a bank
ceive
sealed
bids until
8 p.m. & Benson, of Minneapolis.
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
(EST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase
ject to approval by
the
City
Marshall, Roseau and Kittson Coun¬ Council.
of $350,000 building bonds. Dated
Legality
approved
by
ties Joint Independent Consolidated
Charles
&
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Trauernicht,
of St.
School District No. 4 (P. O. Karl¬
Louis.
1958 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
stad), Minn.
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
Holmes County Supervisors Dis¬
Bond Offering—Morris T. An¬
bank or trust company designated
trict No. 4 (P. O. Lexington),
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ derson, District Clerk, will receive
Mississippi
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $30,dock & Stone, of Detroit.
School District, Mich.
sealed
Feb.
on
From-
approaches
District
mes,
Bonds
Offering—MinnerL.Cook,
receive
in the late 40's to
ate and maintain
will
until
on
County
Bridge Commission was author¬
ized by the Nebraska Legislature
to the First
awarded
Clerk,
bids
sealed
MINNESOTA
will
City
gan,
O. Excelsior), Minn.
1976 to
Bond
Toll Basis—When the Burt
Greenwood, Miss.
Bond Offering — Bonner Dug-
and Carver Counties,
Minnetonka Joint Independent
troit.
Caledonia
were
Neb.
Operating
Bridge
Decatur
The $35,000
—
National Bank of Memphis.
Hennepin
T.
NEBRASKA
Decatur,
road,
highway and bridge bonds offered
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Offering—Wm.
3s.
as
County (P. O. Varden),
Sale
Bond
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
(P.
apolis,
Farmers
and
Mississippi
a
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬
er,
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 183,
453 — were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
Bank, of Kosciusko.
suitable
banking institution designated by
interest
Merchants
the
School District
Libby), Mont.
O.
(P.
Sale—The $137,000 build'*
p.
house building bonds offered Feb.
6—v. 183, p. 604—were awarded
to
4
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Pickford School District, Mich.
District, Mich.
—
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
1986 inclusive. Principal
composed
MICHIGAN
Ann
Miller,
to
Bond
1972 inclusive.
1967 to
Bond
$1,570,000 offstreet parking and building bonds
offered Feb. 7—v. 183, p. 716—
to
County (P. O. Kosciusko),
Mississippi
Bond Sale —.The $75,000 court
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
20
for the purchase of $535,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
from
Ludington), Mich.
Sale—The
awarded
Attala
Minn.
B. A.
—
Lincoln County
-
No.
145
Consolidated School District No. 7
inclusive.
1961
to
Offering
No.
District
$80,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
District
Worcester, Mass.
were
building
Corporation, Detroit, at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
2.80%, as follows:
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
school
Sale—The $450,000
and
District
O. Glenville),
(P.
Bond
MISSISSIPPI
Independent Con¬
v
.
Wilbraham, Mass.
Dept.,
Community School District,
Homer
site
Westwood, Mass.
Co., of Detroit, as 31/4s.
Moore &
Bond
2.54%.
183, p. 604—
to
McDonald-
School
solidated
1—v.
awarded
vvere
p
about
Freeborn County
City, Mich.
Garden
1956.
14,
Feb.
Dated
notes.
000
•
Monday, February 13, 1956
...
(824)
60
of
the
something be
rectify the situation.
initial
steps - taken
fell
First
on
largely
an
the
Federal
into
almost
by
two
frontal
Branch
Government and
Executive
the Bureau of the Budget to
have
money placed in the budget spe-*
cifically designated to return theriver
to
its
original
channel*
>
Volume 183
Number 5507
gineering
firm
of
to
make
costs
the
of
an
1,000,000
en¬
bonds.
returning
the river to its channel.
proved
by the firm
gargantuan one,
formation of the Mis¬
be
to
including
Valley Developmnet Corpo¬
ration, engaging a
Washington
law
firm
and
1 from
State
Due
to
of
ernors
the
Nebraska
States
to enlist
Gov¬
of Iowa
and
to
channel
Missouri
to its
holders
turned
its
bond
bond¬
would
March
the
be
Due
to
achieved
house
in
success
mission, aided considerably by
Rep.
Jensen
of
Iowa;
former
Budget Director/Joseph M. Dodge;
Sen.
Knowland
March
on
from
1
from
1957
on
1976
to
from
1
Due
March
on
recreational
bonds.
The
Due
1
bonds
from
1956.
1 from
■
Principal and interest
able
National
the
at
Bank
of
Boston.
1,
pay¬
Shawmut
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Somersworth, N. H.
Bond
Sale
—
on
1985
to
inclusive. Principal and
(F-A) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank, of Lake Ronkonkoma
amount
of-time
and
work
given by the firm hastened
completion
of
the
artery.
reflects credit not only on
Shields for protecting the invested
interests of its customers beyond
the normal legal obligations but
the
New
offered
the
Feb.
tribute to the entire in¬
a
vestment
banking
field.
7
Second
Trust
notes
awarded
were
Boston,
East
Offering—D. W. Walrath,
Treasurer, will receive
Village
interest
the
sealed bids until 10
23
for
(EST)
a.m.
on
the
000
purchase of $85,improvement bonds. Dated
Feb.
1, 1956. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
1965
to
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
State Bank, of Chittenango. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
:
tional
at
Municipal
District (P.O. Huntington),
New York
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $220,000
offered
605—were
Feb.
2—v.
awarded
water
183,
p.
Chas.
to
E.
Weigold & Co., of New York Cit.y,
as
2.60s, at 10p0.46, a basis of
about 2.54%.
V
Putnam
Putnam
Valley), N. Y.
Offering — John Brick,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for
the
the
454—were
p.
Bank
of
purchase of
Dated
$235,000
Jan.
1,
bonds.
Due
Jan. 1 from 1957
on
of
to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway
of New York City.
Lake
Placid, and
Commercial Bank &
—
Downey,
34,000
V;
Town
sealed
Supervisor,
bids
until
Bond
Sale
Water
National
The Paving and
bonds
totaling
—
Districts
$472,000
p.
Neb.
Feb.
offered
6—v.
posed of the
183,
Township (P.
Marlton), N. J.
Co., of Chicago.
from
1957
1989
to
604—were awarded to Boland,
& Co., of New York City,
p.
Saffin
Reno, Nev.
27/8s,
as
Bond Sale—The
$82,453.15 street
improvement district
alley
bonds
offered
256—were
Feb.
7—v.
awarded
to
183,
p.
New
Bond
of
2.55s.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Jr.,
Offering
City
—
Louis
Delorge,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 4
will receive
p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $200,000 notes.
Dated Feb. 17, 1956.
Due Dec.
20, 1956.
Sale—The
offered
Feb.
6
$400,000
were
of
Bond
Hampshire
Offering
awarded
to
(State of)
—
Alfred
Cloues, State Treasurer, will
ceive
(EST)
sealed
on
chase of
bids
March
until
15
for
11
S.
183,
as
were
to
Due
1959
to
1983
on
March
1
from
1982 inclusive.
2,500,000 highway bonds. Due
1
Feb.
7—v.
Sale—The
(P.
Feb.
1
—
awarded
v.
O.
to 1968
from
1957
to
on
1966
183,
of¬
605
p.
to B. J. Van
—
Ingen
Co., New York City, and W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, jointly, as 2.60s, at 100.14, a
basis of about 2.57%.
NEVADA
1958
-
Bond
on
Offerings—Harry
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until
bonds.
the
Due
on
Sea" Walls
March 1 from
to 1977 inclusive.
as
$289,000 public improve¬
183,
Newburgh Common School District
No. 9 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Edward
J.
sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Feb.
16 for the purchase of
$288,000
Dec.
8 p.m.
from 1957 to
the
at
National
Bond
State
Offering—Arthur
Comptroller,
on
Feb.
Dated
1
Feb.
from
1,
1959
Principal
and
interest (F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
&
by
Feb.
Nagel, Sher¬
Howard, of Denver.
system
p.
Sale—The $125,000
bonds
offered
Feb.
for
bonds
(EST) on
purchase of $50,-
the
State
from
Guaranteed
(Fifth Issue),
1985
2,750,000
Thruas
fol¬
to
1995
bonds. Due
on
Jan.
1
Jan.
on
Dated
Jan.
1,
1956.
callable, in whole
Oct. 1,
8—v.
454—were awarded to the
on
from
1957
$40,000
1963,
or any
pay¬
and
(P.
bids
will
until
ment
2V2S,
Note
from
1956.
Due
The
Pleasantville,
issue of Jan.
30—v.
183,
p.
N.
bids
at
bids
sealed
Feb.
on
chase
until
a.m.
pur¬
of
inclusive.
1965
interest
Trust
payable
Principal
the
at
and
County
Company, Pleasantville. Le¬
by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
City.
gality
approved
Sykes,
York
New
'
'
•
'
'
"»
Feb.
8—v.
awarded
were
Trust
Co.,
1.59%
183,
the
to
718—
p.
Guaranty
York City, at
plus a premium
interest,
605.*
.
in
Ra¬
a.m.
Due
bonds.
from
1
to
1957
on
1979
in¬
clusive.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1955. Principal
(J-D)
payable in
City and Raleigh. Le¬
interest
and
New York
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
York
New
City.
-
Brook Park, Ohio
Bond
Offering
New
—
Village
Govern,
sealed
(EST)
on
March
chase
of
$30,000
Dated
bonds.
on
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
will
re¬
until
noon
for the
pur¬
bids
6
Feb.
Mc-
Cyrus E.
Clerk,
ceive
water
mains
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
1966
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
tional Bank, of Cleveland.
Principal
Fowler
and
Twp. Local School District
Ohio
school
building bonds offered Feb;. 6—
v.
183, p. 454—were awarded to
Prescott & Co., of Cleveland, as
3V4S, at a price of 101.37, a basis
(P.
Rochester, N. Y.
Note Sale —The $925,000 notes
offered
receive
office
20,000 fire truck bonds. Due on.
,;Juhe 1 from 1957 to 1965 in¬
re¬
10
$175,000
general
im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
to
Easter-
OHIO
the
for
17
in¬
clusive.
Y.
Village Treasurer, will
ceive
1990
will
his
'water
June
Bond Offering—Frederick Tub¬
man,
1
inclusive;,
23/4s,-,due on
Commission,
$179,000
1
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at I the Stissing National Bank, of
Pine
Plains.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
& Galloway, of New York City.
O.
Fowler),
Bond Sale—The $199,000
of
2.91%.
about
of $11.
Jerome-Millcreek Local School Dis¬
Rye City School District, N. Y.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,345,000
offered
bonds
building
v.
trict
composed of Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
and George B. Gibbons & Co., all
of New
York City,
as 2.40s,
at
(P. O. R. F. D. 2, Marysville),
Ohio
2—
Feb.
183, p. 454—were awarded to a
group
receive
foregoing supple¬
published in our
June
on
1976
(EST) on Feb.
14 for the purchase of $199,000
bonds, as follows:
p.m.
March
on
1
inclusive;
\
leigh until 11
O.
1957 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
-—
due
to
bonds:
June
Whiteville, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
sealed
re¬
4
to
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Feb. 15 for the purchase
1,
Bond Sale—The
of
—
454—were awarded to
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., of Co¬
v.
183,
p.
lumbus,
101.67,
as
3y4s,
at
a
price
of
basis of about 3.06%.,
a
Town
sealed
on
P.
Supervisor, will
bids
until
2
p.m.
Feb. 16 for the purchase
$135,000
public
improvement
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec.
from
1956
to
1982
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
$700,000 school
Bond Sale—The
bonds.
1
$177,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 3
basis of about 2.39%.
a
Garnham,
ments the report
1968
.$350,000.
Bond
Y.
(P. O. Webster), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Harold
date there¬
to
from .1969
.
Webster, Lake Road Water District
in part,
on
450,000
sanitary sewer
$60,000 2V4S, due on
fire house construction
equipment
bonds.
Dated
March
The bonds
or
1969
and $340,000
June 1 from 1977
1990 inclusive.
Mentor
1,
after.
water
(EST)
100.06,
inclusive.
1995.
on
Blasdell, N. Y.
Bond
15
Levitt,
receive
will
lows:
are
YORK
to
from
1
inclusive;
"23/4s, due
of $32,000
New¬
a.m.
$47,250,000 bonds. Due
Dawson,
NEW
of
Bank
sealed bids until 11
1956.
inclusive.
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
burgh. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
way
Due
building bonds.
Dated
1956.
Due on March 1
15,
bonds.
1976
N.
Treasurer,
sealed
cipal and interest (M-S) pavable
Par¬
receive
District
son,
(EST)
Thruway Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
E.
Plains),
ceive
Sold—Bids received
605—were rejected.
000,000
183,
Not
ment bonds offered Feb. 2—v.
p.
(PST) on
March 5 for the purchase of
$108,000 general obligation water im-
March 1 from
Hampton
the
New York State
City
to 1972 inclusive.
1,275,000
1958
Due
to
Bank,
par.
Bonds
for
Henderson, Nev.
man
inclusive.
National
on
June
on
1976
,
bonds:
$120,000
June 1 from 1957
inclusive; $90,000 2y>s,
2y4s, due
due
follows:
as
water
Monticello, N. Y.
on
$192,000 water
&
to
Brook
21/£s, at
awarded
were
—
Mills, Distirict Clerk, will receive
Township
Thorofare), N. J.
1,500,000 capital improvement
bonds.
605
p.
orovement
from
inclusive.
March
offered
Deptford
fered
fol¬
2,500,000 Spaulding Turnpike
bonds.
bonds
$250,000 build¬
&
The winning bid was
for $1,099,000 bonds as
2.40s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
2.38%.
sons,
1
composed
group
Ingen
Sale—The
454.
p.
pur¬
$7,500,000 Central New Hampshire
Turnpike
bonds.
Due
on
1958
general
re¬
lows:
March
Van
Bond
Meadow
a.m.
the
$19,322,000 bonds,
a
Y.
about 2.69%,
$550,000
"inclusive.
Fire District
Pine
Ex¬
Inc., of Richmond, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
Bond 0*rerii-g—A-eter E. Robin¬
and
Long Beach City Sch. Dist., N.
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 183,
improvement assessment bonds
notes
Boston, at 2% discount.
New
100.17,
Jersey
Sale—A
J.
Bond
the Rockland-Atlas National Bank
of
B.
West
Hillsborough County (P. O.
Manchester), N. H.
Note
of
Co., New
York City, Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
Rippel & Co., and F. R. Cole &
Co., all of Newark, was the suc¬
cessful bidder for the $1,100,000
Berlin, N. H.
Note
price
a
Hillside Township (P. O. Hillside),
First
the
National Bank of Nevada, of Reno,
as
at
basis of about 2.85%.
Pine Plains
com¬
Hagan,
clusive.
605—were
awarded to George
Co., New York City,
and Sage, Rutty &
Co., of Roch¬
ester, jointly, as 2y2s, at a price
of 100.13, a basis of about 2.48%.
group
June 1 from 1977 to
Livonia, Conesus, Avon, Lima and
B. Gibbons &
Bond Sale—The $30,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 183,
NEVADA
and
O.
a
change Bank, Shields & Co., both
of New York City, First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Detroit, and Mason-
.
p.
Evesham
to
Chemical Corn
Dated Dec.
Y.
T
N. C.
of
$595,500 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 183,
June
on
1978 inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
awarded
were
Spring. - Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
No. 1 (P. O. Livonia), N.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive;
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 bonds
Feb. 7—v. 183, p. 605—
able at the National Bank of Cold
&
Trust Co., of
Paulsboro, as 23/4s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 1.70%.
454—were awarded to William
Blair &
Bank
1975
to
offered
a.m.'
of about 2.49%.
School District
1968 to
will
11
1
Central
1968
$30,000 2%s, due
general refunding bonds
2V2S. Due on June 1 from
as
•
(EST) on Feb. 16 for the purchase
$125,000 water system bonds.
1, 1955. Due on June
receive
Principal and interest (J-D)
Geneseo
#t)5—
follows:
as
1 from 1976 to
Jeremiah R.
as
Sale—The
bonds
p.
Merrill
to
2.58%,
and
N.Y.
Trust
Company, of Albany, jointly,
2V2s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
about
from
Phillipstown, Continental Village
Water District (P. O. Cold
Spring),
awarded
183,
$73,000 refunding school bonds:
$43,000 2^s, due on June 1
inclusive.
Bond Offering
Bond
to
1956.
Placid, N. Y.
31—v.
Rocky Mount,
Valley, Carmel and Cort-
Bond
:
-
Lake
Carolina
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of Char¬
lotte, at 100.01, a net interest cost
31
landt Central Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
1971
Jan.
awarded
were
<
terest (J-J)
183,
$100,OuO build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 183,
p. 604—were awarded to the First
offered
interest.
building
Greenlawn
(P. O. Concord),
North
Bank, of Franklin Square,
1.70%
29
CAROLINA
Sale—The $107,000
Bond
awarded to the Franklin Na¬
and interest
2—v.
Township School
District (P. O. Mount Royal), N. J.
NORTH
Cabarrus County
York
antcipation notes offered Jan.
were
Valley
of New York City.
way,
Marine
Office of the Marine Trust Co. of
Western New York, of Niagara
New
Genesee
Company, of Web¬
building
Co., New York
at the Power City Trust
or
the
at
Trust
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
.
fiscal
Greenwich
Bond
City,
61
ster.
'
Lincoln,
J*!"* W| "V?l f
Principal and interest (J-D)
Union
1956. Due
and
at
sive.
Note Sale—The $2,000,000 bond
Street
JERSEY
Principal
payable
Midland
Trust
Chittenango, N. Y.
the National
NEW
$3,760,000
March 1 from 1957 to 1983 in¬
on
•
to
discount.
of
bonds. Dated March 1,
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
District No. 7 (P. O. Great Neck),
1.979%
at
Feb. 29 for the
on
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
York
Sale—The $65,000 interim
period bonds offered Feb.
Bank-State
of
Co.,
This
is also
Hampshire
$200,000
(EST)
p.m.
Falls. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Water
Sale—The
Note
Lang,
Hanover Bank, of New
at the
or
,
Company, can only be con¬
jectured. Certainly the large ex¬
penditure of money and the in¬
3
purchase
$1,430,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957
The $115,000
im¬
provement and equipment, bonds
offered Feb. 8—v. 183, p. 717-Engineers.
were awarded to Lyons & Shafto,
In view of the trend, however,, of Boston, as 2y2s, at a price of
;it must be conceded that when 100.15, a basis of about 2.48%.
the
bridge
might
have
been
Strafford County (P. O. Dover),
"opened, without the aid of Shields
calculable
^ l, -W i" Ufpft^y H'11"' rt*
payable
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
(M-S)
Huntington,
of
Calif.; Gen¬
eral Potter, Division Chief of the
Army
Engineers;
and
General
Itchenor,
Deputy Chief of
5
York
Bond Offering—Frank J.
clusive.
1956
March
dated
No.
New
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
Feb. 15 for the purchase of
Feb.
facilities
inclusive.
are
District
Islip
Niagara Falls City School District,
ander, District Clerk, will receive
Bond
r
March
on
to 1967
School
and
O. Lake Ronkonkoma), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Doris V. Alex¬
:
conservation
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
1957
Central
Smithtown
(P.
1958
inclusive.
Forest
147,000
Brookhaven,
interest
Due
bonds.
March
1972
bonds.
of
other actions before the
1
on
350,000
re¬
taking
improvement
350,000 Forest construction bonds.
channel."
proper
followed
numerous
its
river
to
Then
the
assured
the
Due
1958
*
inclusive.
Truman
Government
capital
construction
order that the bridge
placed in operation.
defined the position he
thought the Government should
take, stating: "By allowing the
Decatur Bridge to
be built the
from
350,000 Keene Teachers College
proper
Among
other
things,
Paul
Shields, in a letter to President
1
bonds.
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
in
could be
March
on
bonds.
proper
restore the
Armories
1972 inclusive.
350,000
the aid of the
Congressional Committees'
authorize the required funds to
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
^ork, of Buffalo, as 2.80s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
2.77%.
1958 to 1972 inclusive.'
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
1
500,000
residents,
and
inclusive.
Teachers Retirement
System bonds. Due on March
Bureau of the Budget, and having
townspeople
War
500,000
the1
of
policies
1967
of
Conflict
March 1 from
on
Employees
Retirement
System bonds. Due on March
.
the
with
familiar
conventions
N
n *•* ,fl*Ww**Vf
(825)
500,000
.
a
souri
Korean
-
Due
1958 to
The task assumed
.
Recognition
Service
esti¬
an
^ar.Wirn^ HI Tr*>ftTi iw
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Secondly, Shields engaged
mate
w.*r SJ *> -wrm'*#'
w
M
inclu¬
building
v.
a
183,
group
p.
bonds offered Feb. 7—
258—were awarded to
composed of McDonald &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., and
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., as 3y4S, at
a
price of 101.80, a basis of
3.05%.
about
mi.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
62
(826)
Bond
1970
school
Sale—The $300,000
2.40s, due on April 1 from
to 1972 inclusive; $960,-
000
Dist., Ohio
Monroeville Local Sch.
000 2VzS, due on April 1 from
Feb. 9 —
1973
to
1980 inclusive; and
454—were awarded to
V $140,000 0.25s, due April 1,
Braun,
Bosworth
& j Co.,
and
1981.
Roose
&. Co.,
both of Toledo,
The $309,000 fire bonds were
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 101.56,
sold to the group headed by tne
a-basis of about 2.38%.
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York
New Philadelphia City School
City, at a price of 100.25, a net
District, Ohio
interest cost of about 2.42%, as
Bond Offering—W. M. Frazier, follows:
Clerk of the Board of Education,
$75,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
will
receive
sealed
bids until
1958 to 1962 inclusive; $120,~
Trust
&
building bonds offered
v.
183,
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the
000 2V4S, due on April 1 from
purchase of $1,780,000 building
1963 to 1970 inclusive; $90,bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
000 2.40s, due on April 1 from
on June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1957 to
1971 to
1976 inclusive; and
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
$24,000 2V2s, due on April 1,
terest (J-D) payable at the Citi¬
1977.
zens National Bank; Ohio Savings
Members of the respective syn¬
& Trust Co., or at the Peoples
Bank & Savings Co., all of New dicates participating in the award
of the issues are as follows:
Philadelphia. Legality approved
Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
1 p.m.
of Cleveland.
Chicago; Chase
Pickerington Local School District,
Ohio
Offering
of the
Clerk
Carl Young,
—
of
Board
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
of $282,000
Manhattan Bank,
Harriman Ripley &
Smith, Barney & Co.;
Corp.; Mercantile
Trust
Company,
of St. Louis;
Kidder,
Peabody
& Co., Inc.;
First National Bank, of Portland;
New
York;
building bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Pickerington Bank Co., Picker¬
ington.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
to
Cleveland.
Bonds Not Sold.
—
-
1 neJH9,000t
*
'
♦
♦
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Leh¬
man
Brothers; Glore, Forgan &
Principal
inclusive.
A reoffering
near future.
'
OKLAHOMA
Lynch,;. Pierce,?
Honhold.& Co.;?
Webster Securities Corp,;
Co.; .Merrill
&
,
Feriner & Beane;
Stone &
Independent School Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;5
Garvin County
District JNo. 38 (P.
O. ' Wynne-
wood), Okla.
>
;
Bear-r'Stearns & C04 A. C.-AAlyn
& <?o.; Equitable Securities Cor¬
Bond Sale—Tne $2au,000
6.
fCayce, S. C.
Bond
000
purchase
(J-J) payable at the City
interest
16
Feb.
for
the]
*
j
Note—The
foregoing supersedes?
the report published in our issuet^
of Jan. 30—v. 183, p. 606.
shuler & Sayre,
Lincoln-Ppoplesy Utility
District (P. O. NpwportJt£Ore>s
Legality
Gibbs
Richland
(
No.
Bond Offering
—
Sharpsburg School District, Pa,
^
-■
ffi
tjs
Sdle~The $150,000 build¬
John- Greenbo, -
are as
follows:
V
$7,000,000 water works bonds: $2,610,000 4s, due on April 1
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive;
$870,000 2.30s, due on April 1
from
1967
to
1969
inclusive;
$1,740,000 2.40s, due on April
1 from 1970 to 1975 inclusive;
i
$1,450,000 2%s, due on April 1
1976 to 1980 inclusive;
from
and
$330,000 0.10s,
April 1, 1981.
due
on
3,000,000 sanitary sewer and
sewage disposal plant bonds:
$1,000,000 4s, due on April 1
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive;
f.
$500,000 2.30s, due on April 1
1966 to 1969 inclusive;
from
$375,000 2.40s, due on April 1
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive;
$1,000,000 2%s, due on April
1 from 1973 to 1980 inclusive;
and
$125,000 0.25s, due April
1, 1981.
$2,900,000
storm
sewer
bonds were sold to Halsey, Stuart
The
& Co., Inc. and Associates, at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
of about 2.48%, as follows:
$960,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive; $480,-
2%s, due on April 1 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive; $360,-
000
Sachs
&
Drexel
&
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; R. W. Press-
prich & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Trust Company of Georgia,
Atlanta; American Securities
Corporation;
First of Michigan
Corporation; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Bache & Co.; Robert W.
Baird & Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; The Illinois Company.
Boatmen's
National
Bank
&
St. Louis; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co.; Central Republic
Company; Eldredge & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Hannahs, Ballin
Trust
Co., of
&
Lee; McDonald & Co.; Wm. R.
Staats & Co.; Rockland-Atlas Na¬
tional Bank, Boston; John Small
&
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.;
& Co.;
Ken-
MacArthur & Co.; Stokes
& Co.; Robert W. Garrett & Sons,
First
Securities Co., of Kansas;
and
Fidelity National Bank &
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City.
ower,
Texas
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 23 (P. O. Hooker), Okla.
Bond
ing
to
a
Sale—The
$230,000 build¬
bonds offered were awarded
group
composed of R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc.,
First National Bank
im¬
(J-J) payable at the
Columbia.
County School Districtr
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
183,
S
1
a
e
bonds
606—were awarded
p.
t
The $2,500,000
Feb. 8—v.
—
offered
to
9
group
composed
of
Northern
Trust Co., Chicago* Shields & Co-.,
$600,000 electric revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due-on Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1976 inclusive: Prin¬
Lynch; Cunningham, Schmertz &
&
National
States
United
the
Eastman, Dillon & Co., Ira Haupt
Co., all of New York City,
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Winston-Salem, Rand & Co., New
York City, Inter-State Securities
Corp., Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Hancock, Blackstock & Co.,
all of Atlanta, and A. M. Law &
Co., of Spartanburg, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
2.56%, as follows:
2.93%.
Portland.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
of
,
Co., both of Pittsburgh, Stroud &
Co., Philadelphia, and A. E. Masten & Co., of Pittsburgh, as 3s, at
a price of 100.58, a basis of about
payable
(J-J)
cipal and interest
Titusville Area Joint School
Authority, Pa.
Clatsop County, John Day Water
Bond
Sale—A group composed
of Bache & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
District
(P. O. Route 2, Box 49,
Astoria), Ore.
Offering—Early A. Malinen, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners,
will
reeeive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $35,000
water
revenue
refunding bonds!1
$1,180,000 23/4S.
Due on Feb. 1
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.:
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Schmidt,
1,320,000 2V2s.
Due on Feb. 1
Poole, Roberts & Parke; Blair &
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Rambo, Close & Kerner,
south dakota *<'
'*
Inc.; and Thackara, Grant & Co.,:
purchased an issue] of $1,365,000j
Rapid City Independent Sch. Dist.,
building boridS at a price of 98,1
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov.
Soulh Dakota
a net interest cost of about 3.30%,! ;;;■ ,.v
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
1 "from., 1957 to
1982 inclusive.} as follows:"
"
' \' 1
'
will be received on March 14 for
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-i
$155,000
Due on Dec. 1
the purchase of $500,000 building
able at the United. States National
&
-
Bond
Elk
from!
Bond
Jf OreJ
Sale—The
$187,000
Portland, at
v
■
0 t
gen-{
offered Dec.f
14^-v. 182,"p. 2411—were awarded?
Bank,- off
price of 98.03, a net?
of-about 3.59%, as
a
1966 tor 1968 inclusive.-
185,000 3s. Due
1969 to 1974
on
texas
Dec. *1 from5
'
"
1975 to 1979
Regents of the- University
of Texas (P. O. Austin), Tex. V
t
until
13 for the
8
(PST)
p.m.
inclusive.; *:r-- 1
purchase of $54,000
eral obligation bonds.
2, 1956.
Puerto
on
mitory
2
sold
to
office.
Treasurer's
proved
on
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
by
Shuler & Sayre,
Energy
Increase—Electric
to
Home Finance Agency, as
price of
a
Calhoun
Feb.
of
2
bonds.—v.
Manor
$112,000
building
133, p.^606.
Bank
Offering
Board
of
W.
—
Secretary
School
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
of
on
Feb. 15 for the purchase
$175,000
general
building bonds.
Osborne
obligation
Allen,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Feb.
23
for
$90,000 general
Port
Bond
Borough
the
purchase
of
obligation bonds.
Allegany* Pa.
Offering—G.
Secretary,
H.
1955,
Puerto
the
T exas
Bond
will
Offering—W.
President
of
the
F.
Tanner,
of
Beard
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $181,000 school house
oonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
serially from 1969 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and semi-annual
interest
payable
at
the
State
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
of Austin.
son,
Colorado Independent Sch.
Dist..
(P. O. Colorado City), .Texas ;
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Feb. 6—v. 183,
to Under¬
719—were awarded
p.
wood, Neuhaus & Co., and Rotan,
&
Mosle
both
Co.,
Houston,
of
—
fiscal
is
Rico
Water
Inc.;
offered
and
1957
sewer rev¬
March 1
Due
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
improvement
March 1 from
on
1981
on
1981
to
street
1957 to
inclusive.
75,000 fire protection bonds. Due
March 1 fr«m 1957 to 1981
on
1956.
Feb.
awarded
9—v.
to
bonds
183,
a
p.
New
curities Corp., at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about 3.14%,
follows:
1964
inclusive.
at
The
York
Grand
Hanover
Bank,
Legality
City.
ap¬
Independent School
Tex.
Prairie
District,
Offering—Superintendent
Bond
Schools
of
nounces
received
000
Chambers
H.
H.
that
sealed
until
Feb. 28 for the
an¬
bids will be
p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $250,-
2
building bonds.
Hereford, Texas
Bond
$785,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
1,
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
,
Simon; Huger, Barnwell & Co.; J.
Lee Peeler & Co., and Vance Se¬
dated March
proved
group
Co.,
are
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
Robinson-Humphrey
to
follows:
as
water
bonds.
The
carolina
Inc.; Alester G. Furman Co.; J. H.
Hilsman
& Co.; Frost,
Read &
1957
bonds,
4,925,000
Resources
Offering —The $1,800,000
were
27
000,000
Development
public utility system re¬
funding and improvement revenue
bonds
Feb.
$22,-
combined
455
City Secretary, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $10,-
sealed
enue
Abbeville, S. C.
Bond
man,
from
were
Worth, Texas
— Roy
A. Bate-
Bond Offering
inclusive.
south
as
McCoy,
receive
'
,
County Indep.
(P. O. Port Lavaca),
School Dist.
months
12
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co
(P. O. Sewickley), Pa.
Bond Offering—Helen G.
on
for
for
Authority.
Douglas
of
the
Directors,
31,
Government
agent
Township School District
Bond
the
for
Dec.
The
(P. O. Millersville), Pa.
Barmstaetter,
2%s, at
,
County,
$5,000,000
compared with $18,587,-<
in the preceding 12 months.
995
trict called off the scheduled sale
par.
Fort
409,397
Duryea School District, Pa.
Federal
the
rev¬
Authority in De¬
cember
amounted
to
$2,108,479
compared with $1,626,535 in De¬
cember, 1954, according to S. L.
Descartes, Executive Director of
ended
Bond Sale Postponed—The Dis¬
on
power
the
of
enues
Revenues
pennsylvania
259 — were
Housing and
p.
Sales Continue
the Authority.
of Portland.
183,
v.
—
jointly.
Electric
gen¬
Jan. 1 from 1957
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable
at the County
Due
Rico
bondsoffered
revenue
Feb.
Feb.
Dated Jan.
Sale—The $4,150,000 dor¬
Bond
775,000 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1, 1995.
The * bonds are "dated Ded:1 I,
•
Board of
inclysive,
175,006 3.10s. Due on Dec; 1 from
-
T
National
First
bonds.
75,000 27/ss. Due on Dec. 1 from
era! obligation bonds'
to. the
ioes'inclusivej-'^^:^.-!
1956 to
«
City Water District- (P. O.
Medford
bids
Goldman,
$100,-
ing bonds offered Feb, .6—v.. 183,
p. 606—were awarded to a group
eornposed of ' Moore, Leonard &
*
Co.;
of
system
Secretary,*' will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST).*on
March
12 for the purchase" 'of
District
—
Trust
1
school
—
Bankers
issue
sewer
approved
by
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston. '
&
Bond
—
$10,000,000 bonds sold to
the group headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago,
and
interest
and
Central
build-' poration; Schoellkopf, Huttan &
interest, cost
1955, and those maturing in 1961'
ing bonds, offered Feb..J—v. 183, Pomeroy; National Bank of Com-*
follows:
and thereafter are callable as of
p. 606 — were awarded to R. J* merce, Seattle.
*
Dec. 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
Edwards, Inc., and H. I. Josey 8c
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Francis I. $59,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
est /J-D) payable at the Titus-i
••
t
Co.,
both of
Oklahoma City, du Pont & Co*; F. S. Moseley & ; . 1957 to 1967 inclusive.
12$,000 Zl/zs. Due on April 1.from• ville Trust Co.; Titusville. Legal-i
jointly,
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;,
1968 to 1981 inclusive!
ity approved by Burgwin, Ruff in.
Roosevelt & Cross; Hallgarten &
Kay County Indep. Sch. Dist. Nol
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; A. G.
Falls City, Ore.
29 (P. O. Newkirk), Okla.
Becker & Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr;
Bond Offering — Fay Wilson,
puerto rico
Bond Offering — W. C.
£ier- W. E. Hutton & Co.; R. S. Dickson
City Recorder, will receive sealed
mann, Clerk of the Board ofv Ed¬
& Co.; Stroud & Co.; Weeden &
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
bids until 6 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
ucation* will receive sealed bids
Co.; Tliomas & Co.; McCormick 27 for the
Bond Offering—Guillermo Rodpurchase of $30,000 re¬
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. &
Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; An¬ habilitation
riquez, President of the Govern¬
water bonds.
Dated
15 for the purchase of $150,000
drews & Wells, Inc.
ment Development Bank for
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
building bonds.
Due from 1958
First National Bank, of Mem¬
Puerto Rico, will receive sealed
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Bonds
to 1967 inclusive.
phis, Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Ran¬
bids at the New York Information
due in 1962 and
thereafter are
som & Co.; Geo. K. Baum & Co.;
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Office, 37 Wall St., New York
callable as of March 1, 1961. Le¬
Bond
Sale
The
$13,209,000 Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Tripp & gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
City, until noon (EST) on Feb.
Co.; Fort Worth National Bank,
bonds offered Feb. 7
v.
20 for the purchase of $9,500,000
183,
Culloch, Shuler &* Sayre, of Port¬
Fort Worth; Third National Bank
series
B,
public
improvement
p. 154—were awarded as follows:
land.
in Nashville; Barret, Fitch, North
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due
$10,000,000 to a syndicate headed
& Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.;
Washington County School District on July 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
by the Harris Trust & Savings
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Raf- No. 6 (P. O. 575 N.W. Murray clusive.
Bank, Chicago; $2,900,000 to Halfensperger, Hughes & Co.; D. A.
Road, Portland), Ore.
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and Asso¬
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Pincus & Co.; and Henry DahlBond Offering
Bernice Peck,
ciates, and $309,000 to the Bankers
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
berg & Co.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Trust Co. and Associates.
The
Sale—An
water
building; Congaree Bank, West
$210,000
of
bonds.
ap¬
Winfree,' McCulloch,
ofwPortland.
by
proved
Legality
off ice.
Treasurer's
until
received
and
system bonds offered Feb.
>183, p. '455—were not sold.# Co.; ^ Chemical ...Corn
Exchange. Bank of Portland.
will be made in the Bank, New York; Phelps, Fenn<
sewer
1—v.
J-
—
Due on March 1
from 1965 to 1931 inclusive.:
Sealed
—
Due on JanfT from 1958
1978
at
Securities Co.
Waterville,Ohio
Offering
1, J956.
to
Bank
Edwards, Inc.; L. F. Roths¬
child
& Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Wm. Blair & Co.; Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard,
Inc.;
A.
Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Field, Richards
& Co.; Prescott & Co.; Ball, Burge
& Kraus;. Newhard, £ook & Co.;
Fulton, Rejd & Co.; and Channer
1,615,000 3.10s.
•
bids tRidley Township School District ' provement revenue
bonds
was
will be received by the City Re¬
(P. O. Folsom), Pa.
»
I sold to Robinson-Humphrey Co;,
corder until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
Inc., of Columbia, as 314s. Dated
Bond Offering — Secretary of
21 for the purchase of $230,000
School Board Bertha G. Cover-] Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
sewer system bonds.
Dated April dale announces that bids will be; 1957 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
Bond
Co., Inc,;
Boston
Feb.
on
Burns, Oregon
First
R. J.
March
1957
oregon
•'
5 for the
purchase of $55,000 general obli-i
gation bonds bids for which were
rejected at the previous offering j
p.
,
Bond
sealed bids until March
and H. L Josey &
Co.,
Co., all of Oklahoma City.
Monday, February 13, 1956
Sale—The $509,000
works
and
hrmrlc:
nffprpH
sewer
water
system revenue
Fpb.
8
V.
183.
D.
Volume 183
719
Number 5507
awarded
were
—
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
a
group
composed of the Columbian Secu¬
gality approved by McCall, Park& Crowe, of Dallas.
Vega, Texas
hurst
Bond
rities
Corp. of Texas, Burt Ham¬
ilton & Co,, both of Dallas, Wm.
N. Edwards & Co., Fort Worth,
and Henry-Seay, Black & Co., of
Dallas, at a price of 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 3.27%, as
follows:
$169,000 3s. Due on' March 1 from
-
1957
to
171,000
inclusive.
1965
3V4S.
Due
169,000
3%s.
Due
1^72
irom
Karnes
Bond
1
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
the
interest
Karnes
(J-D)
payable
County
Bank, Karnes City.
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gioson, of Austin.
Liberty, Tex.
Offering—Mayor
Bond
Poole
until
to
bonds
composed
group
$2,000,-
was
of
1957
to
will
7:30
receive
(CST)
p.m.
improvement
1, 1956. Due
bonds.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1971
Dated
of
Sale—An
1988
March
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
ment
183, p. 607—were sold as follows: $1,105,000 Decatur, 111.,
authority bonds1 to Arthur M. Krensky & Co., and Cruttenden &
Co., both of Chicago, jointly, as 23As, at a price of 100.10; and
$670,000 Yolo County, Calif., authority obligations were taken by
a group composed of Bank of America National Trust &
Savings
Association; American Trust Co., both of San Francisco; SecurityFirst National Bank of Los Angeles; R. H. Moulton &
Co.; Weeden
& Co.; LaidlaW & Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; and Brown Bros. Harriman
& Co., as 2V2S, at a price of 101.45.
14
Details
and
of
the
issues
taken
by the syndicate headed by Le-
Bros., Blyth & Co., and Phelps, Fenn & Co. are as follows:
man
Authority
ris
Trust
was
cago,
Louis,
First
National
and
Bank,
Dallas Union Securities Co., both
of
Dallas,
$240,000
follows:'
as
21/2S.
Due
March
on
1
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive.
2Vis.
760,000
from
The
1956.
Due
March
on
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
bonds
Interest
proved ;by
dated
are
M-S.
March
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Dumas,
Boothman, of Dallas.
'Morton
Independent
Texas
Sch.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
bonds
Columbian
Dist.,
V
$232,000
sold
was
Securities
the
to
Corp.
.
of
Texas
Perryton
Sch.
Dist.,
Texas
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
building bonds
Columbian
was
$360,-
Corp.
Texas, of San Antonio..-,
;
of
.-i.-;.";
Pleasanton, Tex.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
City Hall bonds
First
of
Texas
Antonio,
as
1958 to
to
Corporation,
San
June 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
4s.
Due
on
June
1
from
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
las. Legality approved by Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Dallas.
San Benito Consolidated
Bond
000
to
a
School
District,
Sale—An
school
house
issue
bonds
group composed
Independ¬
Tex.
of
$500,-
was
sold
of R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., Southwestern Securi¬
ties
Co., both of Dallas, and James
Co., of Austin, as fol¬
C. Tucker &
lows:
$114,000 3V4s. Due
1956 to
1975
1976 to
1985
Dec.
and interest
Dec. 1 from
will
3
p.m.
the
for
construction
March
March
1
1957 to
Due
1976
at
the
Montpelier
Bank, Montpelier,
on
on
Dec. 1 from
1,
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1955.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
office of the State Treasurer. Le¬
H.
& Co., and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., all of Chicago, as follows:
$69,000 3V2S. Due
1958 to
pay¬
1961
on
1962 to
1967
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
435,000 3s. Due
1968 to
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
121,000 3V4S. Due
Jan.
on
from
1
1982 inclusive.
117,000 3V4S. Due
1983 to
National
at the Mer¬
or
W.
Georgia;
gen
inclu¬
Principal and interest
able
of
awarded to a group composed of
John Nuveen & Co., B. J. Van In¬
bonds.
1956.
1,
from
Company
pur¬
$110,000 general obliga¬
school
Dated
sive,
until
20
Feb.
15
2%
100.556
000
school
2V4
100.560
Dated
2,390,000
2VA
100.661
March 1 from 1957 to
735,000
.2%
100.933
Jan. 1 from
on
1985 inclusive.
458,000 3s. Due
500,000
2%
1,070,000
2%
101.019
1,780,000
2V2
100.702
1,985,000
21/2
101.812
22,930,000
2%
1,970,000
21/2
21/2
101.423
1,365,000
.-4,435,000
1,925,000
2%
100.050
21/2
100.630
2,180,000
2%
-U--—~
•
Carolina
Portland, Ore,
Regional, N.
»
Providence, R. L_______lL~_.1__I
Greenville,
i.—___ri
:
_____
Chattanooga* Jenn.
Fayetteville) Tenn.
Austin, Texas:
McAllen, Texas^-5-.i.--
j- • v
'
100.100
,
2%
100.804
•
100.050
875,000
21/2
it-1,625,000
21/2
495,000
540,000
2%
2%
101.688
5,760,000
2%
101.097
.____
•
Milwaukee, Wise.
.
Bankers
ningu issues
Trust
Co.
taken
were
as
by
the
...'v Local Authority
101.505
"
'
100.530
'101.693
syndicate
managed
by
the
follows:
Amount
Newport Newsf-*Va
West
Palm
Rate—%
21/2
101.588
3,225,000
Youngstown, Ohio
21/2
Beach, Fla._
2V2
Jan. 1, 1986.
on
2%
100.084
910,000
2%
__
775,000
2%
Annapolis, Md/ri
775,000
1,485,000
675,000
Pensacola, Fla.
_
__
Orlando, Fla
101.186
In
March
1,
Due
on
1976 inclu¬
Vermont
Bond
Offering—Leighton DufChairman of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
bids
sealed
the
at
office
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston
Bond
Town
ceive
sealed
Leslie
on
Treasurer,
bids
101.777
Dated
March
100.008
March
1
2%
100.899
until
refunding
Gid-
will
2
re¬
F.
S.
&
of Michigan
Corporation; Gregory & Sons; Hirsch & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Witter/& Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Byrne and Phelps
Incorporated; Courts & Co.; F. W. Craigie & Co., Richmond;
Francis I du Pont & Co.;
Eldredge & Co. Incorporated; Folger,
Nolan-W. B. Tlibbs & Co.,
Inc., Washington; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Company Incorporated; Hallgarten & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Com¬
pany;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; McDonald & Company, Cleveland;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
The
Cross
Ohio,. Company, Columbus; Rand & Co.; Roosevelt &
Incorporated; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.,
608—were awarded to the State,
3s, at par.
Pierce
County School District
Tacoma),
Washington
No. 99 (P. O.
Offering—L.
County
Treasurer,
bids
purchase
bonds.
The
on
R.
will
$10,100
issue
Johnson,
receive
29
Feb.
was
the
for
building
originally
Feb. 6.
Wahkiakum
District
No.
Bond
sold
S.
County Public Utility
1 (P. O. Cathlamet),
Washington
Sale—An
electric
000
to
a
issue
of
$105,—
bonds
revenue
was
headed by June
Co., Chas. N. Tripp
group
Jones
&
Co., both of Portland, and McLean
& Co., of Tacoma, as 3.20s. Dated
Feb.
1, 1956.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to
Legality approved by Pres¬
1973
1957 to
Seattle.
bonds.
WISCONSIN
Due on
1976 inclu¬
Argylc
and Fayette (Townships)
Argyle (Village) Joint School
1 (P. O. Argyle),
and
District No.
Principal and interest pay¬
the Montpelier National
National
Bank
of
Interest
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Wisconsin
at
chants
until
of
offered
Bond
Bank, Montpelier, or at the Mer¬
Boston.
approved by Alban J.
Parker, of Springfield, and Peter
Guilani, of Montpelier.
Legality
dersen,
Offering—Ralph A. PeDistrict Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
bids
until
8
p.m.
Feb. 21 for the purchase
$119,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on March 1
March
from
VIRGINIA
1957
to
terest M-S.
Alleghany County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water
Co."
Moseley & Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Rey¬
Co.pC"
Rothschild & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; American Securities Cor¬
poration; Bacon, JStevenson & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Incorporated;
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incorporated;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; R. S. Dickson & Company Incorporated; First
nolds
as
p.m.
1956.
1,
from
''™
managers the offering group included:
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; MeffrilF Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone & Web¬
ster
Securities,Corporation; White, Weld & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Union Securities Corporation; A. C. Allyn and Company In¬
corporated; •Alex' Brown & Sons; Coffin & Burr Incorporated;
Estabrook & Cor. Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
We&ks; Lee Higginson Corporation;
&
p.
Feb. 16 for the purchase
$260,000
able
Wash.
$78,130 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 183,
F-A.
Vt.
Offering—J.
dings,
sive.
Tacoma),
Sale—The
1973
Springfield,
addition to the nine
Drexel
6—
Wil¬
of
liam S. Burrage, 66 Main St., Mid¬
dlebury, until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $900,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1956.
Due on March 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
National
O.
(P.
Bond
sealed
fany,
Co.; Harriipan Ripley & Co. Incorporated, and R. W. Pressprich
In
Feb.
County School District No,
342
Bond
Middlebury Union High Sch. Dist.,
21/4
Co.
1956.
Pierce
bonds.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Montpelier National
Bank, Montpelier, or at the Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Boston.
Legality approved by Peter Guilani, of Montpelier.
21/2
|o Lehman Bros., Blyth & Co. and Phelps, Fenn
& Co. as senior managers, the
syndicate which purchased issues
aggregating $85,970,000 included the following, among others:
Associate managers of the group: The First Boston
Corpora¬
tion; Smith, Barney & Co.; Shields & Company; Goldman, Sachs
••*■}
construction
of
addition
(EST) on
purchase of $47,-
for the
101.176
..
offered
183, p. 456—were awarded to
Blyth & Co., of Seattle.
v.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST)
_
—|fhe $400,000 water
bonds
revenue
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
100.064
1,995,000
Vermont
Offering—Robert A. Wil-
101.533
Bid—%
2,255,000
__.
'
Bond
First
$6,940,000
PortsmouthfVaF
Bond Sale
100.505
740,000
City, Miss.^
Albany, N.
Buffalo, N.
New York, N;*Y
Yonkers, N...-Y««.
District,
sive.
101.028
._
Meridian, Miss.
Paris, Texas
School
Town
100.060
2,215,000
Lowell, Massr J__
Laurel, Miss. ^
-McComb
Greensboro
100.050
Dean
1981 inclusive.
205,000 3V£s. Due
1982 to
on
inclusive.
181,000 3%s. Due
.Dated
tion
bids
Feb.
on
of
Mc-
Dec.
1, 1955. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
ent
sealed
(EST)
chase
2%
&
1970 inclusive.
receive
Vt.
Treasurer,
2%
&
1966 to
Dated
,
?
Ruth V.
—
Town
100.794
the
follows:
$21,000 3V2S. Due
24,000
$45,000
sold
was
Offering
Cormick,
21/4
Phoenix, Ariz;{ I
sold to the
Securities
Trust
District,
6,625,000
6,195,000
,
Paterson, N. J.
of
i*ond
School
101.363
Interest
Independent
Town
Bid—%
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000
hospital bonds was sold to HenrySeay, Black & Co., of Dallas. '
Co.;
VERMONT
Bristol
1,345,000
11,745,000
_
;•
The
County (P. O. Sweetwater),
„
..
.
Hoquiqm, Wash.
Texas, of San Antonio.
Nolan
Safe Deposit & Trust
Morton & Co., Inc.'
2%
Fall River,-Mass
Eastern
1,
.
The
First National Bank of
Portland, Ore.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co. Incorporated; Dick & Merle-Smith; Bache
& Co.; Seattle-First National
Bank; Wachovia Bank and Trust
Company; Hayden, Stone & Co.; American Trust Company; Barr
Brothers & Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Bacon, Whipple.
& Co.; The Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York; Mercantile'
Rate—%
-
Baltimore, Md:*
'
&
Savings Bank, Chi¬
Mercantile Trust Co., St.
Other members of the group include:
Amount
Atlanta, Ga.
Territory of-Hawaii
$1,000,-
group composed of Har¬
The Chase Manhattan
Bank; Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;"
Guaranty Trust Company of New York; The First National Bank
of Chicago; The Northern Trust
Company; Harris Trust and Sav¬
ings Bank; C. J. Devine & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; J. P. Morgan &
Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
The Philadelphia National
Bank; Mercantile Trust Company.
$4,545,000
Bridgeport, Conn.
.
a
*
syndicate which purchased $19,035,000
of the bonds included the
following, among others:
Major participants in the underwriting are:
Interest
County (P. O. Lubbock),
000 unlimited tax road bonds
*
The Bankers Trust Co.
chants National Bank of Boston.
ap¬
Texas
sold to
1973
*
■
,
—v.
Local
Sale—An issue of
to
STATES
Denver, Colo.
Bond
1961
,
M-S.
firms managed by the Bankers Trust Co., New York City.
remaining £two issues of the grand total of 35 up for sale
Searls, of Houston.
Lubbock
of
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas. '' >
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
&
issue
$132,000 refunding bonds was sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
as
4s. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
interest
The
1 from 1961
Legality
Liberty.
Allison
was the successful bidder on Feb. 7 for 24 issues of local
housing
authority bonds aggregating $85,970,000. Nine issues totaling $19,035,000 were successfully bid for by a group of banks and invest¬
interest payable at the First Stale
Bank,
M; E.
„Winters, Tex.
Bond
UNITED
Feb.
Principal
to
City, Mo.; Stroud & Company Incorporated; Tucker, An¬
thony & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co. Incorporated.
; ~ '
$140,-f
revenue
$106,780,000 Housing Authority Bonds Awarded—A syndicate
managed by Lehman Bros., Blyth & Co., and Phelps. Fenn & Co.
bids
Feb.
on
sold
of
83
Kansas
•
issue
sewer
ties Corp. of Texas, both of San
Antonio, jointly.
sold
Under¬
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City National Bank, of Houston.
Legality aprpoved by Vinson, El¬
Vernon
sealed
was
and
& Co., and the Columbian Securi¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
and Russ & Co., at 4Y2S. Dated
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
for the purchase of $100,000 street
to
Sale—An issue of
school house
a
Sale—An
water
bonds
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
City, Tex.
3.60s. Dated Dec. 12, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and
at
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of
$19,000
street improvement refunding
bonds was sold to Dewar, Robert¬
son &
Pancoast, of San Antonio,
as
000
Spring Branch Independent School
District, Tex.
and
March
on
1976
to
March
on
from 1966 to 1971
(827)
disposal bonds offered
183, p.
607 — were
awarded to F. W. Craigie & Co.,
8 —v.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,
both of Richmond, jointly, as 2V2S,
and
at
a
price
of
100.19,
a
basis of
about 2.48%.
WASHINGTON
County, Kennewick School
District No. 17 (P. O. Prospect),
Benton
Washington
Bonds
Not
Sold
—
Bids
for the
building bonds offered
Feb. 8—v. 183, p. 719—were re¬
jected.
$500,000
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
Green
Bond
offered
were
No.
2
Bond
electric
Feb.
Public Utility District
O. Box 878, Ephrata),
Washington
Sale
The
$1,200,000
(P.
2
—
revenue
—
v.
bonds
183, p.
456
offered
—
were
Bay, Wis.
Sale—The$2,600,000bonds
Feb. 7—v. 183, p. 608—
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Drexel & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Hornblower & Weeks,
Bacon, Whipple
& Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Raffensperger,
posed
of
Hughes & Co., and White-Phillips
Co., at a price of 100.13, a net in¬
2.09%, as fol¬
terest cost of about
lows:
$1,750,000 City Hall bonds: $510,000
1957
3s,
due
to
$1,240,000
Grant County
In¬
waukee.
and sewage
Feb.
inclusive.
1976
Legality approved by
2s,
Feb. 1 from
inclusive; and
on Feb. 1
on
1962
due
from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
850,000 storm sewer bonds: $270,000 3s, due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to
1962 inclusive; and
$580,000 2s, due on Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 13, 1956
Preble and Humboldt
(Towns)
Bay), Wis.
.
55,000 4s.
QUEBEC
$250,000 school
M
building bonds offered Feb. 2
—
were
awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
of Chicago,
v.
as
183, p. 456
—
2%s, at a price of 100.13, a
of about
basis
Debenture
School Board,
Sale
—
An
issue
net interest cost of about
a
...
of
4.12%,
r:
every year.
Due
on
March 1 from
The debentures
are
More and
many
death is
a
more
people
are
$1,140,-
dated March
building bonds was sold to
Durocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd.,
at a price of 97.
—
City
St. Zotique,
rejected
follows:
$45,000
$20,000,000 3%% and
school
bonds
was
sold
$65,000
Credit-
to
20,000
doctor every year for
your
no
matter
how well you may
a
and
immediately at the first sign of
Canada.
the 7
danger signals that
list of those
see your
any one
of
may mean cancer.
as
could be saved.
be cured, but only if
properly treated before they have begun to spread
or "colonize" in other parts of the body.
a
other facts of
Cancer
to
life-saving warning signals and
li/e about
cancer,
Society office nearest
"Cancer" in
care
call the American
you or
simply write
of your local Post Office.
American Cancer
Society
Dec.
1 from
on Dec. 1
1975 inclusive.
Due
Dec.
interest
thorough checkup,
feel (2) to
4s.
1959 to
YOUR BEST CANCER INSURANCE is (1) to
see
3s. Due on
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Dated
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
For
needless death...twice
A great many cancers can
St. Laurent School Board, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
i
Quebec, Inc., at a price of 97.82, a
4.22%, as
net interest cost of about
they went to their doctors in time
tragic fact, our doctors tell us, is that every
cancer
public works debentures of¬
1—v. 183, p. 638.
Montreal, Quebec
Rejected
Bids
doctor
third
4%
fered Feb.
1, 1956.
going to their doctors in time. That is encouraging!
But the
1
000
Many thousands of Americans are being cured of
cancer
March
1961 to 1976 inclusive,
bids for the
follows:
because
on
Que.
$195,000 building debentures was
sold to Durocher, Rodrique & Co.,
of Montreal, at a price of 98.60,
as
2.61%.
Ferme-Neuve
Due
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
*
Bond Sale—The
Vfas.
$140,000
CANADA
School District No. 1 (P. O. Green
*
1,
1955.
(J-D)
from
Principal
payable
in
@FedFRASER